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well st: sattion, with unprovoked as
sault.
Mrs. Nellie Higgs, murderer of hus-
band, told Judge Mcdonald that he's
a terror among Jail prisoners. Asks
for change of venue.
Stolen auto of Lieut.. Hogan found
in Detroit, Mich.
Frank capuzzi, 2614 w. Huron ST.,
hurt. Wagon hit by car.
Alto Give, 1924 Frontier ST., fined
5000 and costs for carrying revolver.
Wife of BIewett Lee, general coun-
sci of l. c. R. R., granted divorce.
J. w. Birmingham, Guyton, Ga,
fined $25 and costs for gun-toting.
Arrested for refusing to pay taxi bill.
Searched. Gun found.
Three men robbed saloon of Ste
phen Pratzer, 2101 w. Chicago av.
Got $35.
David Forgan, Jr., son of bank
head, arrested yesterday for speeding.
Nine fined for prizefight in saloon
at sol Irving Park blvd. Fred
Schmidt; owner, $50; principals SIS
each and six spectators 81.
Police investigate death of Viola
Sokolosh, SIG w. 57th st. Seek
poison.
Mrs. c. H. Vogle and husband stood
in way of Zion City parade. jailed.
Mrs. Mary Eisenmenger, aoos w.
Harrison ST., suicided. Carbo1ic acid.
E. A. Meyer and John CuIhane, ex-
managers of San Souci Gardens, to
be arraigned on larceny charge. With
held actors salaries.
CHECK UP MISSING GIRLS TO
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HUERTA FAMILY FLEES FROM
MEXIcO-RtOTS FEARED
Vera Cruz, July 15.-The crisis so
long expected in Mexico City has
been reached today. The family of
Gen. Huerta is in fight. A special
train, ready to start southwark at a
moments notice, was waiting to fol-
low that which bore away those of
the dictator's household, according to
advices. t.-
Reports stated that Huerta and
Banquet would probably leave the
city today. Gen. Funston and other
American officers are anxiously
awaiting definite advices, fearing that
with the departure of the families of
the two men who have ruled the
south rioting may break out in the
capital
Those in the party leaving the cap
ital last night included Sonora Huerta
and her children, teh family of Gen.
Banquet, Col. Luis Fuentes, Huertas
son-in-law and his wife; Gen. Lborio
Fuentes, Eugenio Paroles, treasurer
general of Mexico, and several rela-
tives and friends of Huerta.
Juarez, Mex.-Fifteen l. W. W.
agitators who have been operating in
the mining districts of Chihuahua
state in an effort to start a strike of
native laborers were arrested by or
der of Gen. Villa and viii be expelled
from Mexico. Villa notified them that
should they return to Mexico he
would have them executed.
Federal forces continue to sur
render to Gen. Aware Obregon; ac-
cording to dispatches and his prison.
ers are now estimated at more than
5000.
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w '7 "a '4 se%s-*s~S%s(
II THE DAILY CHIT-CHAT
II By Ruth Cameron
DISTINCTION WITHOUT DIFFERENCE
By Ruth Cameron

Did YOU ever notice how often PEG
pie from different sections of the
country have different words or din
erent phrases for the same thing
Theoretically it is the same English
language which is spoken in England
and all over the United States and
Canada. But actually the same words
have a different meaning. and the
same facts are expressed in a diff
erent way in different places.
For instance. an Englishman was
commenting on the weather to on
American one day. when ! was up
North" he said. we had AZ degrees
of frost Eventually the American
discovered that ne meant 10 was -
degrees below freezing point. Or,
az he himself would have put II 10
degrees below zero. And that, he
subsequently discovered. Is the fash
ion In which EnglishmCn always read
the thermometer. only I believe they
call il the glass.
Again. in a little dark room In
which one hangs ones clothes has
always been 2 closet 20 be. But since
I have mingled with people from 9th
or sections Of the country / find that
IL IL clothes press 10 many OF them.
Ordinary bread baked in biscuit
form is biscuit 20 2 Northerner. To
the Southerner that word means bak-
ing powder biscuit only. while the
Northern biscuit he calls rolls.
To Gull another example from the
culinary field. what ! have always
called doughnuts ! find that people
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from other parts OF the country usu-
ally know under the name OF crullers.
The outside hanging in a window is
called by some people a curtain Al
though ! have always been OF this
class. ] must admit IL is ambiguous
since the thin draperies are also
known as curtains. and one must say
lace curtain in order to make the dis
tinctlon plain. Shade" is the word
used by others. and stin others
say "daw the blind" The last
seems as ambiguous as the first
10 me since 2 can be confused
with the blind on the outside
Of the house However. on making
this complaint to a member of the
blind cult ] was informed that there
was no ambiguity. since the protec-
ton on the outside Of the window
which call blind. he calls a shutter.
n yoo want 90 make an elevator
sound distinguished you should call IL
lift ] think that Is more distinc-
ton Of class than of section. To the
ordinary business man who uses IL
every day 10 is an elevator: TO the
gentleman OF leisure WHO only comes
down town occasionally IL is a lift
Jack and Knave on the other hand
seem 20 be an English and American
distinction.
These are a few Of fhe little differ
enccs / have noted down from time
To time Doubtless you can add others
quite as interesting which have a..
tracted your notice.
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Good Friday Services.

The three hours service at st. Mat
ihews Good Friday from twelve to
three O'Clock viii be largely attended.
Members OF the parish will invite
their friends to the service as the
same service Is not held in all
churches. The service l. OF an i'm
pressiye nature and at three O'Clock
IN accordance with the annual custom
the church bell will be tolled. Those
who cannot remain for the whole
three-hour service may enter AMI
leave at their leisure.
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Studio Recital.

The students OF the Linna-Hennig
Sherman School of Expression will
give a recital in the studio this even
ing. The studio Is at the corner of
f9urteenth and Chapline streets and
all are welcome to attend. The full
course pupils viii participate in the
program. which is as follows:
"one HOss shay Holmes
Pantomlme. Comm Thro the rye
scene-'Comedy OF Errors" .........
Boy i1npersonaticn-~Ho How Jimmy nRSS'e
Tended the Baby" ............
statue scene-''winter's Tale" .''.
Pantomime star spangied Bahners
Humorous Resding.ain the Heart T'S ~ f"'
PIed S' Finer a; u,r,ii, Miss Helen Siifte
Scene from Loves Labors Lost
,.......;.. .....'.........., Shakespeare
irish Character sketch."NIrss. i Sasd cav
at the Euchre Party.
........-......... Miss Rena Wagner
Balcony scene-"RomeO and Juliet.
..Hiawatha ,abridsedj -. 7 Lonsfei Elbow
Pontomime. .......... "Delsarte Poses
Yankee Impersonation-"oh-Y
Miss clara stiles.
Scene Tanning OF the Shrew" .......
MISUNDERSTANDING and PeTi.
vision or sir i.aunfal' abridged, more no
Comedy MISUNDERSTANDING Gwen fS"
Truth ......... Miss Betty McGraw
Scene from .Coriolanus' Shakespeare
-, ~ ne famlne ...........: Longfellow
Pantomime. ......... Tit for Tat"
Yankee Sketch-"Uncle Josh" .....
Miss Alma Feller
Pantomime an 49,. "peisarte iPos ing
"Wolsley's Farewell" Henry Wild.
- -. shakespeare
Yankee Character Sketch-"Si and T..
.............-.....M Miss Carrie Lutes
Mad Scene" tHamleD ... Shakespeare
Iantomine. &c. ..... paradise and PERI
Rhine or the Ancient Mariner" ......
...............-.... Coleridce
Negro Dialect-"JimseiIa" Dunbar
Miss Ruth Petit.
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WEDDING PARTY
LEAVES SUNDAY
MCKINLEY BENNETT WEDDING
PARTY LEAVES IN SPECIAL
CAR FOR WASHINGTON
Wedding viii Take Place Tuesday al
High Noon And Will Be
deliberately Appointed
Courtesies Given.

The wedding OF Miss Agra Bennett.
only daughter OF Hon. and Mrs. Louis
lennett and Mr.. johnson Mckinley.
which takes place in Washington. d.
G.. Tuesday next Is attracting a great
deal of attention In social circles
The nuptials which are elaborate
take place at ST. Johns church at
high moor and there will be ten
bridesmaids. ten ushers and other at
tendants
DR.. Thomas Cotton Smith assisted
by Bishop George W. PeteTkin, ct
West Virginia diocese. will offciate.
Following the wedding, reception
viii be held az the New Willard
where Hon. Bennett and family are
spending the winter
During the past few weeks teas.
bridges. tea dansantes etc. have been
given to honor Miss Bennett at
Washington and when the Wheeling
party arrives they will also be feted
In the many social events for next
week Monday night the last Of the
series OF courtesies will be given ana
VIII be- of an elaborate nature
Members OF the wedding party
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falling OF heavy wrench which
struck him on the head.
sheridan Moore has been a business
visitor In Washington for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs Charles O'Brien VIII
spend Easter week in Atlantic city
and New York.
Miss Rhea Manion will sppnd East.
er with friends in Pittsburgh.
Miss Beulah Boyd has returned 10
Smith College after scpndiug her vaca-
ton with her parents on North Main
street
Miss Nancy Peterson. who is tour
Ing in Europe. has accepted the an-
poinimout OF one of the directors Of
the Associated Charities.
James =. Hanley. Ir.. who under
went "A serious operation for append
cItls. is able TO ho removed 10 his
home ON the Island
Mrs. George Uinrer is the guest of
her mother. Mrs. 3 G.. Naylor. at
a A. Randolph Of this city spent
yesterday in Pittsburgh. Pa. on bust
ness.
W. W. Donovan Of the Queen and
Crescent railroad o. Cincinnati. o..
spent yesterday iu the city on bust
~. H PhHo OF this city spent yes.
tnrday % Iaucsville. Ohio. with rola-
lives and friends
Ira swoiglc. travelling passenger
agent for the T. A. ~ 40 Pittsburgh.
Pa. spent Tuesday In the city calling
on local railroad officials
Mrs James Rccs Of 81 ClairsviIIn.
o.. spent Tuesday in the city calling
on friends
Dr II D. Linsz is confined 20 his
homo at 40 1924 Chapl'ne street with
slight illness
Gcorcr fIaislop will Leave this
evening for Nayncsburg. on business.
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RRc~--
SETTLEMENT
Msny Miners Expect Difficulties 20
Be Settled Every Place soon,
Except In Eastern Ohio.

Many of tho miners In Ohio be.
Hove that in the next thirty or forty
days Thar there viii De- a. settlement
Boa all of the districts except the East
'ru Ohio district whore the operators
have such e. strong fight against the
anl.screcn Bin ~ is said that the
duIlness in the market gives the Op-
orators chance 90 put mp a strong
iIcht
Senator Green. former president Of
The ohio miners was in Tuesday and
addressed meeting no CrOOksyillo in
ile evening ie stated that be ex-
pecied settlement inside OF a month
also That meetings between the min
crs aud The operators are being ar
ranEr1 for an Of The districts during
ihe couIng week. and in all cases
no doubt an agreement will be-
reached The referendum vote 20 be-
taken next Tuesday will decide
whether The meu viii return 20 work
pending settlement or remain idle.
10 b. believed th4l many ~ the miners
VIII vote f0 e1 back to work pending
settlement
As far aa can ba learned there ara
only two mines WORKING bob the East.
cru ohio district. they being she
N.OCkhoueo mine 1t Brilliant and thu
IauehlIn mine gt Martins Ferry. and
20 is MOI Thought chat any more vii
resume operations until q settlement
is effected Tomorrow the miners
viii receive Tho laet pay due them
aud large sum viii be paid out
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from this city will leave with Mr.. Nc
kiniey on a special train which
leaves this city for Washington Sun
day evening at $50 O'Clock. In the
party will be:
Mr.. ana Mrs. James b. fancy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee PAUL.
DR.. and Mrs. Eugene Hildreth. Ill.
DIR. and Mrs. n. A. Haning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Stifel
George Baird.
johnson Mckinley.
Miss Carolyn Mckinley. of Park
ersburg.
Miss Margaret Bedford. of Parkers-
burg
Johnson Bedford. OF Parkersburg.
&. II. Hitehew. OF Parkersbure.
Douglass Mckinley. OF Columbus.
Bishop and Mrs. G. w. Peterkin, OF
Parkersburg
Mertz Franzheim. OF Wheeling.
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Luncheon For Mis-. HazI.,,.

The first 90 a series OF delightful
events to be given for Miss Kate Haz-
lett took place at the llazlett resi-
dence on North Main street when Mrs
Robert Hazlett was the hostess. The
courtesy was In the nature OF lunch
con which was artistically appointed:
the center piece on the table being n
mound OF spring blossoms. The place
cards were water coiors in yellow and
green. The date for the wedding is
announced for "Wednesday. April Is
and from now until that date a num-
Der OF pleasant events will be given
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Nicoli has them thcy just came
rom Holland imported by The Wheel
ing Nuracricf go Wheeling Park
NtroU nfao Ea- /. 49,. h.. - -
trees and shrubs. a. sr and Toe each
or. if you want Naples. EIms. uird
'hcrrica. Mountain Ash. Roc
Bushes. etc. SEQ NicoH AZ once
These trees and plants are an Eve
and aix years old. hardy. acclimatod
and certain growers.
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The Mount Students left for their
various homes TO spend the Easter
holidays Those who will remain
from the school until April Is are:
= Misses Clara Rose Coleman. Angela
COnin. Mildred RaUchenburg. Helen
McFadden. sara Klee, Bernadette
Shields. Marie Coleman. Katherine
Reister. Milicent Hanley. Blanche
Warfeld. Florence Snider, Grace Nc
Coy. Rupertha Blum and Mary Alex
ander.
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SOMETHING 0DD---LTVE BOX BUSH
SHAPED LIKE A ROOSTER
Also Other Special Easter Attractions at NicoIrs "Cif,
Shop" Now.

n you want 10 sne something un-
usually interesting. liarce az tho
NiColl Easter window.
Did you ever see tree or bush
trimmed 10 the exact shape Of %
rooster or hon.
YOU may not believe such thing
possible but seeing Or believing look
AZ the Nicoli window
Imagine n real Box Bush growing
IN the exact shape 81 these birds.
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Equal Suffrage Notes.

The procession TO be given in
Washington on May 2 under the aus
pices OF the Congressional Union for
Woman Suffrage Is being organized
TO bring pressure to bear upon con
gress FOR the passage of the federal
amendment enfranchising the women
of the United States. The beauty OF
the demonstration on March ;. 1913.
was marred by the lack Of proper po-
lice protection. This cannot occur
again, as protection has been guaran-
teed by Major Sylvester. chief of po-
lice OF the city OF Washington. The
May ? procession is designed to be
a thing of beauty as well as OF great
political import At no time in the
history of the world has anything so
gigantic been undertaken Nv women
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musical tea will be given al the
Stratford Springs hotel next Tuesday
bv the Kings Daughters of the Vance
Memorial church. short and at
tractive musical program will be rem
dered and refreshments served. In
cluded in the program are Mrs. y. p.
Hanley. Mrs. !. Don Merriman. Mrs.
r. b. Bills, Mrs Edward Stifel. Miss
Sara Row.
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Memorial Service.

Memorial services will be held at
81. Matthews church on Good Friday
afternoon at 5 o'clock In memory OF
Miss Elizabeth McClurg Steenrod,
who departed this life one year ago
The services are for the family. the
friends and 81. Elizabeth ChanceI
chapter. Daughters OF Revolution.
DR.. Jacob Birmingham assisted by
MIR. John Bremen will conduct the
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KIna'a paunhters Ia

There wHl be the usual large attend.
ance AZ the Musical Tea al the STRAIT.
ford Springs Hotel next Tuesday when
the Kings Daughters Circle OF the
Vance Memorial will be the hostesses
4 silver Offering will be taken and the
young ladies who VIII take the silver
offerings are Misses Elsie Leo Storer
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Sewing for Charity.

The club orRanized by Young so.
ciety folks To sew for charity met at
the Eighteenth Street mission Tues
day afternoon. Sewing for charity
was the pastime. The ladies' present
were:
Mesdames Joe PAUL. Jr.. Edward p.
Franzheim, Norman Richie. Fred Ro.
derus, Frank Schmidt. Harry Franz
helm. W. r. ROwnd. A. ID. Meade
sumner Jones. George List. Hal Spei-
del. Steve Rice. George T.aughIin
Misses Laura Stifel Bess Crockard
Nell Stifel and Katherine Johns.
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Left for Europe.

Mrs. Adelaide Egerter and niece.
Miss Annetta Reymann. left Tuesday
Tor New York and were registered al
The imperial in that city yesterday.
Both Mrs. Egerter and Miss Reymann
san To-Day on the steamer St. Louis
for Paris. where they will be Joined Inv
Miss Eva Egerter. who has been
studying music in Paris for the past
year. They will remain the this CITY
until early summer. when together
tney VIII tour Europe and return to
TINS city next fall. Miss Egerter's
many friends viii be anxious TO have
her appear in musical circles here
as she. as well as her sister. Mrs.
FRED Farts. have been favorites in
musical circles. Since being in Paris
Miss Egerter has received many COM
plimentary notices by the Paris press.
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Tennis Club Dance.

The young people are anxiouslv
looking forward to the Easter week
dance to be given at the Stratford
Springs hotel by the Wheeling Tennis
club on Thursday. April 16. Wrlght's
Saxaphone orchestra will play and the
hotel management Is making prepare
lions for a large attendance.
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Dance Party.

The following is a copy OF invita-
tons issued yesterday:
Mrs. Walter r. Beswick
requests the pleasure OF your company
At
the Elks Club. Wheeling
on Tuesday. the fourteenth OF April
at eight o'clock
Griggs Bcswick
Dancing.
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The engagement OF Miss Edith Ne
Comas. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J
A. AcComas. OF Colerain. 20 Nr Har-
~ Tuthneh. OF Brooklyn. has been
announced The wedding takes place
some time in May.
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The Dysinger Aid circle OF the Edg.
wood Lutheran church will hold a
market at George X. Taylor q Co. s
store Saturday. April II. beginning
at $3.50 a. m. Home made bread
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Mr.. Walter !. Morgan. Of Clarksburr.
". Va The wedding vii take plac.
IN the early part Of June. Mr.. MorEaa
- prominent young architect OF
ClarkEburE The bride-elect L.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Grfutn
Lewis. Of Martins Ferry.-Fsirfnont
Times.
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Birthday Party

Master William Wallace, son or
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wallace. of Elm
Grove. was rendered q surprise Mon
day evening. The affair was to cele-
brate his ninth birthday and the
hours were from Eve 20 eight O'Clock.
A lunch was served and games en-
jOyed. The guests were Virginia
Kimmins. Virginia Crow. Marie
Whistle. Anna Whistle. Sara Kidd.
Helen Hart. Lillian Smith. Lulu
Spindlerf Edna Lewis. George Sis
son, Harry Coulter. Frank Kimmins.
Vim. Green, Harold Iazear. Max
Norton. William Wallace. Carrie StoI-
lar. Wilma Mitchell. Hazel Wallace.
Marie kinimins. Edward Smith and
Sylvester ODonnell
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eeIlalre CIVIC Club.

The Woman's Civic Club OF Bell
ARE will meet Monday evening. April
~. at the high school auditorium.
The program l. one which contains
topics OF civic interest to all:
LIE u not only 70 live but 10 b.
wcll'-Martial
Menases 10 Public Health:
smoke .-.-...... Mrs. Anna Fouike
Impure Water" Mrs. }. ;. Mcclellan
Mosquitoes and Files" ..............
..-...-...-.....M Mrs. "A. *. McGreEor
llefectiNe Sewerage" Mrs. Harry Ncff
Garbage" .............Mrs g w YoSt
Dirty Streets" Observation-Disclosures
........... Mrs. Hattie Dcffinbaugh
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COURT PREVENTS REMOVAL
OF WIFE OF BANK ROBBER.

SALEM. o.. April S.-Eforts 10
take Mrs. Ida Wilson. wife of Frank
Wilson. the Altoona bank robber.
back to Pennsylvania. were halted to-
DAY when attorneys employed By her
iather. James Ormsby. fled a petit
ton in the probate court. Mrs VII.
son. who Is only 20 years old. is said
TO be seriously in and In care of two
physicians. She was arrested as her
husbands accompIice.
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The young lady across the way
says she saw In the paper that some
OF the mail boxes in the Alps We're
almost 10000 feet above sea level and
Il must be awfully hard on the poor
postman TO climb such a hill as that
every day. but she supposed he could
coast down.
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Music Study Hour.

The study hour OF the Music De-
partment OF the Moman's club was
held as usual at the home OF Mrs.
Robert NJ. Browne. on Fourteenth st.
There was the usual large attendance
and Mrs. Flora A. Williams was
chairman for the day. She read an
interesting paper On German Opera
which Is thoroughly understood by
Mr.. Williams as anyone in the city.
She spoke of Wagner and other COM
posers. also a few OF the modern
operas lately given in America the
paper was full OF Interesting features
and there We're general discussions
by all present regarding the different
composers and operas. Mrs. Julius
Pollock, chairman OF the Music De-
partment was also present which
added to the pleasure of the meeting.
Before the ladies departed Miss
Elizabeth Browne served tea
Plans were discussed for the con-
cert to be given in May by members
Of the department when Mrs. James
p. Hanley will be in charge. This
VIII be a benefit concert with only
members OF the department included
on the program.
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EIks' Easter Ball

Invitations have been sent out for
the Elks' Easter ball. TO be held at
iheir club Friday evening. April L..
virgins SaXaphone orchestra of
Columbus will furnish the music.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS
woxEx-s CLUE cALErDAl-


80 D. m--putlook club. WeIisburE
SEQ 3 m.-Study Cub Of Whecling.
Miss Adams studio
-.lo ? m.-Woman's Club. Martin =
Ferry. Mrs Work
a;no D. n.--tsrad uate Nurses AssociA-
uol. North Wheeling hospital
saturday. Aprn IL
zoo . m--GulleEiufe Alumuae Asso-
elAuQn. st Matthews Lecture room.
FRIDAY. Apr1l 10.
100 p. ru.-NlVtc Department. A q. L.
". Rooms
saturday. April IL
zoe o. m.-Art Department. = %. L.
". rooms
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Graduate Nurses Nee,

The Graduate Nurses Association
OF the city will hold a meeting at the
North Wheeling hospital this after
noon al O'Clock. Special business
will be transacted and a fun attend
ance Is desired
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Inc italian peasants hang strings
ot teeth around the necks Of their ba-
Dies TO assist them in teething
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Comino Weddino

the engagement of Miss Anna Mae
Lewis. or Martins Ferry. Ohio. and