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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28

Mr. and Mrs Richard Morgan we're
very pleasantly entertained by tho
member of The Upidclberg club af
thp Morgan home Of West Alexander
Thursday evening. The evening wa.
spent at cards and other social al.
Versions A. % late hour a delicious
chicken and waffle supper was
served
Among those present were. Mr..
and Nra. Woimcr. Mr. and Mrs
stoOps. Mr. and Mrs. 8. Fisher. Mr..
aud Mrs y Ncddick. Mr. and Mrs. a..
Weimcr. Mr. and Mr. 10. Shaner. Mr..
and Mrs Bearly. MI and Mrs. Joe
Kurt. Mr. and Mrs B. Strochmann
Mr. and Mrs Charles R0dcrick. MIR.
and Mrs Pred Wcisgerbor. Mr. and
Mrs. William Reed and Mr and Mrs
Richard Morgan.
Mrs John NoddiCk won nrsf prize
ln The ladies cuchrc and Mrs George
Wcimcr second. Tho Gentlemen
prizes we're won by William stoope
FIRST and Harry Hnariy second
a. "a late hour the guests after hav.
iug enjoyed "a very pleasant evening
departed for their homes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28
THE DAILY CHIT-CHAT
WHAT WE DON'T KNOW.
BY Ruth Cameron

n seems so hypocrilcal 10 me. She
can't really grieyc for him. so why
should she pretend 90. o. surely
knows what a relief 30 must be- to
her"
she" is a widow who recently losf
her husband We know that bon his
lifetime be drank and gambled to ok.
cess that the marriage into which
she" entered 90 happily and hope
fully had proved her m%7rtyrdom And
now that he is gone. has not her mar.
tyrdom ended Why should she
%grievc7 We did not consider that
she should As the person ALREADY
quoted said. we felt o. ought to BE- q
relief"
ln one way 10 probably was. And
set. what could We really know about
the matter We had seen the nan
from n anrlc. We knew his vices
they had been So well advertised bv
his indiscretons. that when we
thought Of him we thought. aimulfan
couslv Of confirmed drunkard and
SAMPLER.
I wonder now DO there was q
something more On him than hts vices.
Something swccter. kindior. whole.
somer. that his widow Above ever saw.
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rare flashes that revealed not per.
haps. o man be was. but the man
Doc might have been. Some OF these
winning qualities that even the worst
OF us have such virtues a. those that
cndoar the sCaperrace son to the
mother who alone refuses 10 wholly
condemn.
ls u not true that We are apt to
Dick out p vice here and n virtue
there. string them together and say.
there stands the mani Arc We
not inclined 10 judge n man as a
part-thc part We know. rather than
as O. whole. formed Of many virtues.
many rraCoe and ven many vices.
most Of them beyond our kcnf
] Tor % am not willing TO believe
That She o. insinCere I know there
must have been moments when he
wrung her soul. { know that he grad
ually c~Etr1urcd her from her family
and her friends. but what do not
know ie what she knows-the kind OF
man hc was.
You may condemn or praise what
YOU know about "a man. but you can
not justly condemn or praise the man
himself definitely and finally until
thc evidence Dr. an in-until you know
him as. for instance. az you know
yoursolf Or should ! say. bettcrf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28
CONCERT A SUCCESS
Killarney Girls Pleased Large Audience
Al z "a q. A Auditorium
Last Evening.

Ihc contest al the Young Mems
'hristinu association last evening tas
Ilih uumucr OF the ueFuelafiou's Lecture.
ana entertainment course. was ID decided
-ucress The Killarney Girls were
charming and all Of the numbers were
excellent
There was not u weak spot in tine
Mhol" prugrum and from the opening 20
lNf close fnfrn was "a continuous sue
'f.-luu OF attractive and Iufareefmr
uumhere The work OF Miss E Efgh
was decidedly pleasing. The follow ing
program was rendered
Iusnublr="kuiHrnet tfrfeh Some,
TIIu-friHh Airs.
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caused prices to advance June 1 in
Manchester to $50 a ton. against
$3.50 at the same time last year.
Veal retails at 30 cents a pound in
France. beef al 81 cents, mutton and
pork 20 cents. Canned meats are be
coming popular.
II has been figured out that the
screw OF an Atlantic liner revolves
something like $4,000 times in the
voyage between New York and Liver
pool.
Swedish knitting mills have com
bined. u Is announced that the prin-
cipal object will be the Improvement
or the quality and quantity of the
product.
The material taken from the Pana-
ma canal would make n pile higher
than the Woodwork building. in New
York. and 1850 feet square at the
base.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28
CHILDREN HAVE
PLEASANT TIME
WHEN MISS FRANCES WOOD EN-.
TeHbslSso wJTs a e,RTH-
Many Informal Events Planned for
III Lenten Season, and Easter
viii Be Welcomed.

An attractive Juvenile party took
place In Woodsdale. Friday afternoon.
when Miss Frances wood. daughter
OF Mr.: and MRS. Irwin T. Wood, enter
aimed a number OF her girl friends.
The party was given TO celebrate Miss
woods twelfth birthday. and the ap-
Rointments were In keeping both with
st Valentines Day and George
Washington's birthday. When the
tiny envelopes In which were red
young ladies' arrived they were given
Learts cut In puzzles. The one placing
her heart together first war named
queen or Hearts," and Miss Kath-
crime Warehouse won.
There were various contests and
games. Twenty different articles
were placed on a waiter and the
guests were asked 10 guess their
m Miss Elsie Lee Storer and
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Misses Freeman. Kcnnison. steIz

Misses Freeman. Kcnnison. Stelzi
C%ontralto Solo-Mother Macree"
Miss Andrews
Legend and Ensemble. ..-........
.......... Miss Weruo and company
l~haractcr ........ Miss Rita Etcn
Trio-Necusia
Misses Freeman. kennisou. Stel2i
SoT rano Solo-"I.ast Rose Of sum
mcr .-.s..... .- GOD. ..... Miss Stelzi
Shamrock Fianoiogues and Stories.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Miss WeruO
Eusemblc-'W earin' Of the Green"
Character songs and Ensemble Fea-
lures. Miss Rita Rich and Company
Ensemhle-'Come Back 60 Erin"
Irish setting FOR the platform. The
company Dr. custumcd iu characteristi
Irish costumes.
N-erhoyansek. In Northeastern 81
IBERIA. d. the coolest inhabited town in
the world. The winter maximum Is
s. degrees below zero.
4 potato SHORTAGE in England
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28

Charles Oberman. of the South Side.
vas pleasantly surprised at his home
! thursday evening. Games were en-
loyed n lunch served. The guests
included Misses Edna Loges. Edna
Schrader, Frances Marschner. Ruth
Bick. Clara Cusack. lila Bick Ami
Oberman. Miss Hurley. Margaret Ma.
son, Nellie Heron. Anna Lata, Lila
putnam Messrs. Charles Oberman
Frank Mcconnell. Allan Stoker. FeIiv
Specht. Walter Burke. Henry Hoffreu-
Ter, I'd Kennedy. Irwin Wolfe. Will
lain Menkemeller. George MceaIp
Ernest Fredericks. Edward Warsens.
kle, Leo Warsenskie. Mr.. and Mrs
Leow, Mr. and Mrs. Oberman and MIR
and Mrs. Warsenskie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28
The NIC0LL LINE OF PRIZES
SUITABLE FOR CARD PARTIE!
The Gift Shop Headquarters For All REQUISITES For
Dances and Parties.

The Nicoll line OF inexpensive. but
desirable articles for card party
prizes. will surely please you.
The Gift Shop" is also ~headduart-
ers for Tally Cords. Score Pads. place
cards. Dance Programs. Program Pen
ellis md Card Punches.
WI IN In need Of any OF these requi-
sites or your party or dance. remem-
Der that the place to get them is at
Nicoll's.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28

Tally Cards 1Oc per dozen and up;
Place Cards 25c per dozen and up:
Score Pads &c each and up: Guest
Sards 25c per dozen and up; Playing
Cards l3c per pack and up.
You must surely see the NicolI line
OF tavors suitable for dinner parties.
IL VIII not take you long 10 find lust
what you want for your party or social
Junction II you go 10 the Nicoll GIFT
Shop"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28

Get a copy Of the BIG Sunday News
March let and clip the coupon Of the
Stcwarts Magic Washing CrystaIs
For this coupon your grocer viii Give
you, absolutely free. a zoe package of
this famous Washing Crystal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28

Miss Elizabeth Burns cut for the prize
and the latter o Following the
games b guests we're invited 70 the
dining room. where luncheon was
spread Here there we're red. white
and blue streamers suspended In can
opy style above the table. A huge
birthday cake. bearing the name OF
the n guests. and twelve lighted
candles. marked the center OF the
table. and each cover was marked
with a heart-shaped satin box on
which stood a George and Martha
There were covers for:
Misses:
Louise Harper. Katherine Water
Elsie Lee Storer. house.
Leanna Hubbard. Lucille FTaccus
Eizabeth Hubbard. Katherine Holman.
Marie nolf. Martha Wood.
Mary Hurdatr Mary Pemke
Eieanor Stewart Catherine Remke,
Elizabeth Burns. frances Wood
Gertrude Burns. Bernadine Mccain.
sieiahine Party.
Complimentary "a persons from
distant places. who are visiting
friends here. Dwight White OF MI.
Onvet. took a sleighing party for a
ride far a on Bethany Pike, Thurs
day evening. After enjoying the
country ride the party was driven to
the home OF J. II. Montgomery. cor
ner OF Sixteenth and Jacob streets.
this city. where refreshments were
Those enjoying the ride were. Mrs.
Nan Smith. OF Cadiz. o.: Mrs. Kate
Anderson. OF Claysville. Pa; Misses
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Wood-Ford Club

The Wood Ford CLUB is making
great Arrangements for their second
lance 20 be held az the Elks club
au1llorlum thursday evening. March
26th. Music By B~entdeId's IA
ira. Committee In charge. John I'd
wards. Henry Nought Jack ReBar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28
ChlIdren's Party.

Miss Leeanna Hubbard. daughter OF
Mr.. n Mrs. Arthur Greer Hubbard.
entertained a number OF her little
friends at her home in L~eatherwood
Thursday afternoon. The affair was
gtyen TO celebrate the twelfth ami
versary OF Miss Hubbard's birth. Sou
venirs were presented the little la
tests were enjoyed and a luncheon
served.
The following young ladies' were
nrQQQnf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28

The Arfon Ladies entertained their
husbands. Friday evening at their
] parlors. There were thirty
guests present and prizes were
awarded. A lunch was served. ana
the committee in charge was com
posed of Mrs. Robert Linsley and
Mrs. Albert Schairer.
The following ~ present:
Messrs. and Mesdames Ed. Leiner.
VIII Elig. Will Stoops. Frank Thurm.
Charles Etz. Chas. Becker. Joe kurtz,
John Medick. Ed. Schenerlein. Gus
Pracht. Sam Warffuel. Henry Vein.
er. Chas. Bruemer. Albert Schairer.
Robert Sinsley. Miss Hickey Kraatz
n Miss Clara Kraatz.
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Informal Dance

An informal dance was given a
the Island club rooms. Friday even
ing by a number of young men.
Wrfght's Saxaphone Orchestra furn-
ished the music. There were quite
a number present. despite the fact
that this Is Lent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28

Mrs Harry Eckhart entertained for
Mss Martha Mcclure Thursday and
fancy work was enjoyed The follow
INK were the guests
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fFfiI hffIur and comfort af we'll Won
can he httCd iu your own home or In
our private p%ariura.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28

Leone and Meifia Love. OF Denver.
Colorado: Miss Martha Cow Mrs
Oma Bonar. Miss Lota Bonar. Mr..
and Mrs. J. II. MONTGOMERY. Cecil
Montgomery. Dwight White.
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First English Lutheran Entertain
ment-
Thursday. May >. at the First Eng
lsh Lutheran church on Sixteenth
street. will be given a most cbarmin1
entertainment. The Young Ladies
circle will have charge of II and the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28

entertainment is to raise money for
their pledges.
A great many delightful entertain
ments have been given here this win
ter. but this promises to surpass them
all. The pupils of Mrs. Sherman's
school OF expression will give two
comedies.
packing the Home Missionary Rarr.l-
Scene-Mrs. Brownies Living Room.
Airs. Browne thostessl .............
Mrs. Green a little 5ossy j9el wagner
Mrs Jones ia confirmed invalid
Mrs. Finn Ga spinsief5 c..r. sues
Miss Mary buckley
...-........ Miss lula Farley
Mrs. White ONiiing worker5 .s. ne
Mrs Marx. Cy,iiii,M Miss Anne Howells
Miss Mary Almonds
'Tho voice Of Authority"
Scene-The Inter OF a Camp.
ACT IL Friday Afternoon Late in
Act ll-Suuday Forenoon.
CAST OF CHARACTERS
Jean tEngaged TO BerO ...........
Priscilla Engaged to Ralph n5lso r.aeh'
VI INA 'ihEaEeu 10 MAXI .....
Gladys CEngaeed' to cRsri i's,'y Meora"
Aiarjory ,Eugaged TO Billy. -.
Miss Carrie Lutes
Elzabeth mot Engaged at An 900.
..-...... .Aiiss Helen Stinel
Dr. y. T. Simpson unseen But ali I
PowerfuD Mr.. Clarence Chapman
Music Orchestra
After the program refreshments
Will be sold. An invitation is extend
ed 20 everyone and especially TO those
interested in missions. Tickets for
sale at the church or by members of
h society.
Oayton-Ewinu.
The wedding of Miss Harriet a
Ewing and Mr.. |. NJ. Dayton took
place in McMechen Friday evening
AZ > O'Clock. Rev. s. J. Cotton. OF
McMechen oficiated.
Tango Party.
Al her home In the COrnelia Apart
ments, Miss June Stephens enter
tanned with a Tango party Wednes-
day evening. al the late steps were
enjoyed and a buffet lunch was ser
we'd. The following we're present.
Misses Helen Connolly. Gertrude
kemple. Anna Eberts. Doris Owens.
lane Kraft, Virginia Bachman. Amelia
Gardner. June stephens. Messrs.
George Otte. Ramsy Frederick. Har-
old kennen. Walter Albert. Paul Guy
ler, clyde Fritz. Ivan Radclin. John
Oosley. Mr.. n Mrs. Jams.
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"HoIy Grail" Lecture.

Everyone is anxiously awaiting the
lecture on the Holy Grail Saturday.
March Ia, at the A. q. u. w. hall. All
are welcome and admission Is free.
HI lecture is under the auspices of
the Collegiate Alumnae and will be-
gin at 3 o'clock. Prof. William f.
Smyser, professor of English in the
Ohio Wesleyan college, is the orator
OF the day. and the lecture is based
upon the version OF Tennyson's Idyll.
Tennyson has written about Sir
Gallahad, and Longfellow said OF him.
His sword is Is the sword of ten.
because his eat is pure" The Art
department of the Woman's club ex-
hibited in the city some months 2
perfect pictures OF Sir Gallahad and
his life. This lecture is OF Interest
to mothers especially. and all are
welcome.
Mrs. J. p. Hanley is chairman for
the day and her aids are Mesdames
u. j. Hugus, Bruce H~andgartner.
rank Hupp. Andrew Hare. r. A.
Graham. Frank Gibbs, Shewell Gibbs.
Harry Gee. W. II. Fields. Misses
Pauline Horkheimer. Anna Hugus,
Nettie Gutman. Miss Hampert. Miss
Lucien Hood and Miss Holden, Nan
henderson, OF Moundsyille.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28
Donation paX.

Donation Day.
The annual donation day will be
observed at the MOTH Wheeling hos
pital March 10. TIE public has al
ways come forward with liberal dona-
lions. for which the institution il
thankful. Donations OF linens, good
canned goods. eatables and money
are needed. Since the new wing Is
completed much is needed for furnish
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Dayton-Ewing.
The wedding Of Miss Harriet A.
Ewing and Mr.. |. NJ. Dayton took
place in McMechen Friday evening
az . O'Clock. Rev. S. J. Cotton, of
McMechen offciated.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-11

81 usted quiere vender una casa, an
automovil, una joya, algo de valor 8 de
arte, ofrezcalos quien pueda com.
prarlo.
La gente que 10 tiene lee Ell BOLE
TIN MERCANTI.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-11
Sc VENDEN

Los siguientes AUTOMOBILES propiedad
del Gobierno Insular de Puerto Rico :
Caro- Overland de cinco pasaje-
ros, No. S697. Modelo SO, Licencia No.
SO. equipado con Magnetic Remy !,
Tanque de Prest-o-lite, Klazonet, Bonn
ba de Aire, Cato, Velocimetro War
ner" y juego incomplete de herra
mientas.
Caro- Overland" de cinco pesaje-
ros, No. 5772, Modelo g. Licencia No.
600. equipado con Magnetic Remy, "
Tanque de Prest -o-lite KlaXonet, We
locimetro Warner" Bomba de aire,
Cato .Juego de herramientas
Caro- Overland de cinco pasaie-
ros, No 16l1S, Modelo SO, Licencia No.
1873, aquipado con Ruedas de Muelles
seaton," Magnetic Remy," Tanque
de Prest-o-lite, Klaxonet Velocimetro
Warner" Cato, Juego incomplete
de herramientas.
Caro- "Overland" de cinco pasaje-
ros, No. 6121, Modelo 10, Licencia. No
1921, equipado con Klaxonet, Magnetic
"Splitdorf, . Velocimetro Stewar" ?,
Acumulador, Arranque Automatico,
Alumbrado El6ctrico, Bomba de aire,
Cato Y Juego de herramientas.
Caro- cadillac" de dos pasajeros,
No. 4667-715S3, Licencia No. 925, equi-
pado cen dos gomas extra, Magnetic y
Nelocimetro Steward, " Acumulador,
Arranque Automatico, alumbrado elec-
trico, KlaXonet, Bomba de ARE, Cato
.Juego de herramientas
Caro- IIupmobilc" de dos pasaje-
ros. No. 108l0 Licencia No. 305, equi-
pado con Magnetic Bosch, " TanQue
de Prest -o-lite Velocimetro Stewart,
Bomba de aire, Cato y Juego de herra-
mientaS.
CAIRO IIupmobile' de dos pasaje-
ros, No. 1910. Licencia No. $40, equi-
pado con Magnetic "Bc5ch " Tanque
de Prest-o-Iite, Bomba { aire, Cato y
Jhego de herramientas Incomplete.
Caro- Hupmobile" de dos pasaje-
ros, no. 1929. Licencia No. $40, equi-
pado con Magnetic Bosch" Bomba
de aire
Caro- Ford de dos pasajer0S, No.
l3S33o. Licencia No. $50, equipado con
Nclocinetro Stewart. .
Dichos automobiles podran verse en-
la Marina en- el Garage de la Imprenta
del Gohierno
Sc aceptardn ofertas, siempre que
vengan ac0mpanadas por un cheque
ccrtitcado por la d6cima parte de la
miSma, por cualquier por todos estos
aHtom6viles hasta las l a. IN. del dia
% dc Junio de 1914
Dichas ofertas deb ran ser enviadas
baio aobre cerrado marcado en- su
eXterior con al palabra 'sProposal >
hacienda oferta separada por cada au-
tom6vi' dirigidas al Auditor de
Puerto Rico, San Juan p. r. las que
Sc abriran Ell la fecha indicada Seran
adjudicados al mejor postor . posto-
res
/ La Administrator Sc reserva el de
! recho de rechazar cualquiera 3 todas
las proposciones presentadas.
Por orden del Gobernador de Pto. Rico
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-11
ART CULOS DE FAMA
UNA NECESIDAD.

De la manera mas cordial podemos
recomendar a nuestros lectores, ell dsc
del Liquido de Borrar Tinta de Carter
que sacara toda clase de mancha de
inta del papel, MADEIRA 9 tela
Els 'El Medico dc la Casa" con su
uso Immediate salvara records de "a
or, trajes, trabajos de MADEIRA.
Quitara manchas frescas de tinta de-
papel, en- tai forma, que podra escri
bir en- la misma parte sin que sc borre
transforme ell papel en- color amari
10
En- las botellas hay una circular ell
Espanol dando una completa direction
para su uso Siempre tenemos exis
eneia de este prolucto que es de gran
valor para casa ofcina.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-05
PREPARING FOR 'PiNAf0RE'
Finishing Touches Given to Gil
bert g. Sullivan Revival at
the Hippodrome.

An army Of artisans Will take posses
sion OF the huge Hippodrone to-day to
put the finishing touches To the prepare
ton of the spectacular revival Of Gilbert
and Sullivan's "Pinafore." scheduled 10
open at that house on Thursday evening.
April 8.
4 multitude OF scene painters, carpen-
tiers, electricians and property men will
work night and day from now until the
opening. whipping the spring attraction
into shape. Rehearsals have been I'm prog
ress at other theatres and halls for some
weeks and the mechanical construction
has been under way during the same
period, until now arrangements have
reached point where il became neces-
sary TO use the massive Hippodrome
stage. This in turn, has caused the sac
riGce Of the current attraction, Amer
lea" at the height of its prosperity, and
the closing OF the immense house earlier
than ever before during its nine seasons
of existence. The confidence of the man
agement in the existence of a clientele
that will carry "Pinafore' well into the
spring to make amends for this sacrifice
is clearly shown by the temporary closing.
Although the Hippodrome Is. in theat-
rical terms, dark" it is the liveliest