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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08

I The hall cords. winch 4, uveok~-S
IDEAL. consists sf tn forward seun. 0s
stump and a short, slow step hsek vfsA
the LEFT foot Follow this win ssRvht
dip and 70 forward on III heff
The side corde Is danced IN opaypo-
sition-that Is. facing IN ID ssms a.
recton. with hands clasped In fr>ue.
The step Is the same - IN the 1s3I
eorde. except that both are guaux In
the same direction Another strfk1nr
step r. the scissors
stand facing one another. Tia n~n
crosses his right foot In front OF his
left Turn slightly on the ban of he
foot 20 that both arc facing In the
same direction. Step forward ON the
left turn toward each other and half
way around. Raise the left foot ana
cross IL In front OF right take step for.
ward on the right foot turn and re-
peat original measure. The girls step
Is IN same as the mans except hat
IL In on different feet In this, az in
the corde. max the forward steps
slow. and on the turn raise the foot
quickly 20 that the motion 10 n CON-
tras1ng one.
In the so called Argentine tango. an
IL was FIRST danced here. there were
a number OF dips and bends, but the
impossibihty Of doing these steps on q
crowded floor has caused the majority
OF people 20 rive them up. The newer
Partisan tango has no dips at all In Il.
depending entirely upon the corde. and
for that reason being a great deal ~
er the original.
The following rules for beefnnen
as compiled by Mr.. and Mrs. Rowiey
Downs. should prove n great aid 70
any n who is anxious to learn:
Do not stand unnaturally when ds,o-
ing.
Do not lead weakly.
Hold the lady in a normal position.
not too close or too loose.
Do not hold the arm straight out II
should be bent at the elbow, with
hands clasped above the head.
DO not dance on the heels.
Conform the length of your step to
your partners.
Adjust our arm to the iady's heieht
Never a~ccenuate movements OF the
shoulders or hips.
Keep elbows stu.
Keep these In your minds eye ana
remember them when you are dsnefns
and you Will ind IL much easier to est
along.
b continual call for something new
must be answered. why net try and
devise a new step yourself. when DO
ing this. however. bear In mind that
the g~rotesoue step or posture u not
the n that finds popular favor. Msks
them simple. effective ana IN keeping
with the dance 10 which they are done.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08

building. This has two dressing rooms
and a stage. IL has French windows,
This opens by double doors into the
Bible class room. There IL a largo re-
Ccption lobby or corridor. n kitchenet.
from which little lunchcons can be
served. rest rooms. physical directors
office n examination rooms. The
feature on the second floor will be the
handsome gymnasium. for which Mrs.
\. J.. Clarke gave $1,000. Tho third
hoor is for classes. with n domestic
science kitchen. Instructors office. y
model dining room. where iho classes
learn TO serve. spread tables. etc.
There are two class rooms. two do
nestle art rooms. one club room with
kitchcnct. 50 club girls can have
spreads on this floor Is q balcony
overlooking the handsome gymnasium.
The fourth floor rs given over to
house girls, consisting Of n sitting
n for the house girls. sewing room,
secretaries. suites Of rooms. twenty
bedrooms. opening on n porch. ON
the nth floor the house mothers Office
and bedroom iE located. She will see
90 The needs Of every rirl in the
house. There is a dormitory with -four
beds j is expected tho association
will ho able 70 accommodate forty-six
people a. a slime
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08
Equal sunr.e. nesoiu.1om

The following sent from Washington
May J. 1915. will be OF interest To
The Judiciary COMMITTEE. % IN. House
or Representative to-day hy an over
resolution proposing an 20
the United states OF Fttution enfran-
chising women This resolution when
passed by Congress and ratified by
three-fourths Of the states will mean
the enfranchisement or tho women OF
tho entire country. This amendment
9Th. 1913. and was Immediately referred
TO tho judiciary Committee. where n
The same resolution was introduced in
the Senate by Chamberlain OF oregon
on the same day. II was later defeated
In the Senate. falling eleven short OF
the two-thfrd vote necessary 20 have
carried ~. IL Was re-fntroduccd the
following day hy senator Bristow. re-
ported 81 the 9Th Of last April. being
nov on the Senate calendar.
The Congressional Union for Woman
Suffrage VAS formed FOR the purpose OF
getting hrouE a suffrage Amendment
TO the National Constitution and - con-
ccntrating all it's effort on securing the
luton. Miss Alice Paul.. chairman OF
the Congressional Union. to-day fsseud
to-day's report by the judiciary Com
mitteo.
The reporting to-day Of IN. MondeiI
Suffrage "a TO tho IFnitad
judiciary committee mark au epoch IN
suffrage work IN this country. This re-
port puts tho BristoW-Nondeil measure
on the ~calendarAof tho House as we'll as
tho senate. when ~ received a favorabis
report on April eth Woman suffrage
has never been debated on the floor OF
the United states House OF Representa-
ttNes and ~ has never since 1880 gotten
beyon the committee stage In the
House. The report coming at this time,
on the eve ~ tho great nntitual pro-
cesston in Washington where the petit
tons and resolutions collected from
all over the country as the result OF
tho nationwide demonstration on May
End. will be presented 20 Congress. gives
added Inspiration TO the procession and
hlis every su1raEist with hope that
the amendment may pass before this
session comes TO an end"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08
ChIldren's Csrdc0a

w. Francis Hyde. formerly General
supervisor OF Municipal Fairgrounds
In Worcester. Mass, now Recreation
MANAGER for the Wheeling Play
grounds Association. will address the
Civic Department OF the Woman's
Club this afternoon at , o'clock. His
subject is "Children's Gardens"
Mr.. Hyde will tell why they are val
liable; thei fitness Z child nature:
contribution to child's education and
health: by teaching good habits as
steps toward character building, self
government. self preparation for citi-
zenship. All touching on the senta-
tive side to keep up interest In the
summer months and the good effect
on the neighborhood- He will tell OF
methods OF how TO start gardens in
public schools: Of the actual work.
OF soil. material needs and
which are essential quali-
ties for Mr.. Hyde will pre-
sent the subjects in garden culture,
what the various forms OF c~hildren's
ideas take. school gardening. home
gardens IN cities and ar
ious vegetable gardens. etc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08

enjoyed n very pleasant evening at
me nome OF Miss Josephine Moyni-
nan In Martins Ferry, Ohio. on We'd.
nesdaN. and the most interesting fea-
ture OF he charming affair was the
announcement of the engagement OF
MISS Mary Matz. a member of the
Slub: TO Mr.. I. Francis Moynihan.
brother OF the hostess; the Wedding
10 take place early In June. The an
nouncement was made I'm a very pref
" way. and all the appointments OF
the dainty luncheon were in Keeping
with the occasion. The bride to be-
was showered with many kind wishes
n loving thoughts for her future
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08
Beautiful. Soft. Fluffy
Hair An Md 10 Beauty

Who docs not love a head ~ pretty
mar some women think ~ b. y rif
OF nature and envy their more forum.
are sisters. n your hair be- not fluffy.
SOFT and %lustrOus is failingout. streak
"a. tadcd. brittle. Of fun Of dandrur
ana n tho scalp itcher. do not think it
must always be- hat way. for pretty
half ia only a matter Of care and
PROPER n~ourishmont Of Tho hair roots
italr is something like n plant # neg
lrrted 10 soon witherq and dies. while
VII = little attention Il keeps fresh
and beautiful
Partisan Sage BE- b scientific prepar
aton that supplies just the elements
needed 70 i~ntigorafe the hair roots
and stimulate the hair 10 grow long
mick. fluffy. soft and l%ustrous. n re-
moves dandrun With ono application
and quickly stops itching head and
falling hair u is tho ideal tonic and
scalp treatment for men. women and
rhildren contains nothing Injurious
and IN %dciicately pcrfumcd
Any drug or toilet counter can sun
ply you with Partisan SaRe-it be- In.
expensive You ann b. dlsappoint.
% with this delightful and helpful hair
tonic for the first few days use viii
give the hair the beauty and charm
Of youth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08
Bloom of Youth
Now Easily Attained

You no longer need o. doctor" that
inflow frcrklri. hlaCkhcadcd. rough
llufrhV. pimplv or ovcr-rcd skin You can
remove 10. Instead easily. rainleaaiv fu-
extensively. by new scientific proresa.
WNIrn nrNurc can use without assistance,
thr drIi and rfHraffnu surface skim.
Win uI lfr IwufrforfUns. la gently. SRA
nHNIIr absorbed and o. rHdI Huflv YOUTH
INI HnN NH1uiIinI complexion COMES
flrfN' tn tn fnur d~rucriat. get an ounce
ct fHro mrrC0IiFrl wan, at night apply
enough OF this fu completely cover the
iHre Nnn rub no lM NrNt morning re-
move che vav with warm water The re-
.uIt after n few dnYH 20 aefoniahlng. YOU
wonder wNv fhls secret wasn't dlecnv.
cred long ego
let thc vrinklrd folks also take hope
Iuf Hu ounce uI powdered ~euNnlIfr into
naIf pint witch hazel hattie The face fn
She solution amt arN there's uuthfua
that viii an ercctuaUv. an promptly.
emuoth out all those hrtrful lines.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08
SMART LUNCHEON
ON SOUTH SIDE
GIVEN BY MRS. T. 7. HUTCHINSON
FOR MRS. SUTTON AND
MRS. BROWN.
social Events cf Special Interest arc
Being Planned for Near Flu
turc.

Mrs. T. T. Hutchisson OF Twentieth
and Market street entertained Thurs
Gay afternoon with a smart luncheon.
The event was given for hsr house
guests Mrs. W. v. ID. Sutton OF NJ.
tlairsVilie. o., a recent bride from
jackson. Ky and for ner sister Mrs.
1eorge Brown OF Cleveland. Ohio.
The dafntlest OF spring luncheons
Mss served by Mr.. Andre and Hoge.
mere were six courses each being
fsultlessly served Spring blossoms
were used effectively in the decora-
tons. mingled with the rich cut glass.
spotess linen me rare old silver
making the luncheon all that could
De desired. Rare hammered silver
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08
DESCRIPTION
OF Y.W.C.A.
BE ONE or MOST HAND.
SOME FOR ITS SIZE IN THIS
COUNTRY.
Structure will be Of Georaisn-Colon-
ial Type ard is Neat and Roomy
la Up-to- date.

In taking n tour through tho now
Young Womcn's Christian Associa-
tion Building ono will readily see u
is adequate for tho needs " was at
FIRST expected that the building would
be- ready for occupancy his summer.
but owing 20 circumstance. 10 viii
not ho ready until fail Tho build
Ing o. ~ Georgian Colonial structure.
plain and roomy. When h. o. ROM
pletcd. the womhcrH are ln hopes that
tho debt will be- entirely wiped out
so they can 20 10 their now home az
once To say that 10 81 badly needed
is stating 10 mildly. The association
scarcely roOm 90 urn around In the
bid quarters.
IN the basement o. found tho space
for D. swimming pool. donated 10y
Mrs Harry g. F~ranvhclm. drraeluE
looms. shower baths. laundry for
house Girls. store rooms. ~cnrincCra
and i%anltors oous. ON tho FIRST floor
opens two large double door Gin
"a n large lobby whore is tho general
Office and desks To tho rirht o. a
larro library with opon book cases.
etc. ~ o. to be- fitted up comfort
ably Tor rCading room ON the Ion
aro lars" parlora. To- tho north general
srcrcfary's ofhrc. and assistant Fccrc-
b. located on This floor. also small
meetings etc. and tho kitchen is al
20 here
second Floor.
Tho second floor has au attractive
auditorium aCrOsa the front OF the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08
Ih.-:zTE AZ

~ 2 meeting 81 Wheeling Lodge No.
order o. Golden Links. held yester.
Gay syening. a large class OF candi.
dates was Initiated ~ the present
TIM" 2 statewide campaign for mem.
bers Is being conducted.
\ Joint committee has also been
named BY Wheeling Lodge No. I and
Taylor Lodge No . 10 arrsngc for the
holding Of a joint memorial on sunday.
MAY ~ a. tho Third Presbyterian
church. \ splendid program will be-
event
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08
MANY WOMEN AT
ST.. MATTHEW'S
Observation-Disclosures MussroN.
YEDE8AT1OH MET on
Miss Taylor and Mrs. Nu-hss Gave
TAks. OFFICERS Elected. RESOLUTIONS
signed Against Mormonism-

The 81. Matthews lecture rooms were
again the scene Of az interesting NEE
Ing thursday afternoon The lnterde-
nomtnational Missionary Federation was
attended BY many women represent
ing nine churches OF the city. In tho
absence Of Miss Fannie Brady. who Is
~. Mrs. r. ~ Nay presided. The pro-
gram opened with devotional exercises
conducted by Miss Zoe McClure and
Mrs. Flora a Williams sang Rock OF
Ages The minutes OF the last two
meetings were read BY Miss Nell real
and approved.
Miss Harriet Taylor. executive for the
Foreign Department Of Y. w. &. a.
spoke OF the work OF the association in
keeping with the meeting o. the day.
she told Of the international Institute
q the Y ". ct New Nor and tho good
derived from ~. She tol how the namea
OF every girl coming TO the Metropolis
are secured and how those Eirls RrO
jared for. They receive letters in which
are placed poT cards Of their own Ian
Eusges directing them 10 the Y. ". G. A.
and they are taught within this insti-
Tho immigration Department 81 the
Y W g. A. - one OF the most interest
ing and efficient. Miss Taylor repre-
esnted twenty-five nations where lttera-
ture viii be distributed 20 girls. protect
iug them from harm when entering tho
lntted States In 1915. during tho Pan
American Exposition In california.
% Protect Girls.
on the grounds TO Accommodate 1000 girls
and protect them while there Mis-
TAYLOR said IL ~ time for all 10 open
spirs them 70 good. The idea H. 10 act
hold % tho girls before they enter the
world Miss Taylor complimentod MR..
y Clarke on her liberal and unso-
licited donation 81 $1,000 20 the new
". e a. here. and said the building
De- part or tho personal interest 81 eN-
protection. against wrong. aetfahneer.
etc. a monument 81 intcrdenominatIonai
interest and monument ~ education,
. repairing girls 60 enter upon their
duties co. n more efficient way. She 3D.
lustrated the needs ~ such an institute
Tor girls - repeating How many go
torth IN The morning who never return
Mr. W Tsnner Hughes n Utah. told
- the many Immoral tactics 81 The Nor
expcriencc- ~ herself and frisnds ss
proof Tor her statements Sha told on
their sly and clever way Of enuciug
was interesting from start 90 finish
D. hsEFed that tho women aid 81 eav-
Ing the girls aud women ~ tho United
states o. we'll a. those az the foreIuv
land hy a campaign arainat MormorieTr
RESOLUTIONS against the Mormon church
we're approved and forwarded 10 wash.
ington H'y Hall closed tho meet
OFFICERS were elected ~ follows.
President Mrs Harry Houd.
Vice President a. targe-Mrs r. a.
Recording Fccrctarv=Mlas Nell Reid
Corresponding secretary-Misr prueis
Garden
Trcaaurcr-Mra g.. ~. Hamilton
Vios-Prssidsnts.
LTcehytsrian Mra q. D.. Ieraon.
Methodist Mrs 4 o. clarke.
United Presbyterian = Mra. w. T.
stewart
Lutheran Mrs John Lynch.
ltapfiat Mrs.. p q. Erlniuafuoi
EplFrura1fuu=Nra. CharIea NforffurD
German Mcthodist-Mrs ". U Metz
ucr
chrieuan- Mrs W. ~. Yields
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08
Reethovan Sncirtx

An entertainment and dance will
ne given by the B~eethovan Society.
Monday and Steihm's orchestra viii
play. Refreshments will he served.
me following are those who will take
part on the program: Matilda Zrebu,
Ruth Riedel. Robert Riedel. r. RiedeL.
Miss Ada Hilbert. ". Ruin. NJ. Han.
niG. =. Hannig. Anna Bartsch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08

Mrs. Lou Brand entertained the
members OF the Suburban Five Hun
dred Club. Thursday afternoon at
l 30 O'Clock. Decorations were spring
blossoms. \ luncheon was served 10
y Mesdames George Weimer. Anton
Rieberson. Joseph Beuter. Fred Cowl.
Will r. Cox. Charles FreeSe, viii
Sehenk. Jack Wallet. Ben fmhor,
Eliza beth McCausland. M,ss Kate
Wiedebusch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08
FRECKLES
Don't Hide Them Win = Veil. Remove
Them with the Othine Presentation.

This prescription for tho removal ~
frccklc7 was written hy q prominent
physician and Dr. usually successful in
removing frccklcs and giving n clear.
hoautiful complexion that it is aoiu
by y ~ kau under guarantee 10 re-.
fund the money N 10 fails.
Don't hide your frcrklcs under 81
ven set an ounce 90 othino and rr.
move them Even the first fcw appli
cations should show r. wonderful im.
provcmcnt. some 81 tho lighter frcck.
les vanishing entirely.
Re sure 10 aek tho drugaist Tor che
double strength othino lf ia This that
IL sold on the money back guarantee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08
Closing Proaram.

The closing exercises OF the Lima
hennig sherman School OF Expression
VIII be held on the evening OF NAV
20. IN elaborate program is being
prepared and will take place at the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08

The wedding Of Mr.. Harry Rock of
this city and Miss Ada KrieRer OF
Martins Ferry tool place here Thurs
day evening az the parsonage of the
Herman VI y church. Rev. +. A
Speckmann OBLIGATED.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08

tween the Kings Daughters and the
\. w. Z. A Mrs. Robert Kerr OF Mar
TINS Ferry was present and invited
the Kings Daughters TO their district
meeting In that town on next Thurs
day. Mrs. Ada Smith-Hilliary OF the
Kings Daughters Day nursery gave
a satisfactory report of the conditional
OF the Day nursery. The Kings
daughters OF the Fourth Street
church served refreshments.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08

Tuesday evening OF next week there
will be a Trsvel Talk a. the First
English Lutheran church on sixteenth
street b. Mr.. W. q. McC1uslsy. stern
opticsn News will be- shown in on
nection with the lecture.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08
Informal Reception.

Mr.. and Mrs Morris Reichblum will
receive informally sunday evening at
their home on South Chapline street.
The sfair il for their daughter. Miss
Anna Reichblum. whose engagement
10 Mr.. Albert Luchs. OF Bellairc. has
been announced.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08

The right foot Over Tin ft touches the
left heel raise the left foot at mo-
@ent OF contact and step back on ~.
Take another step back on right foot
ana bring left over till feet touch.
from this position raise the right foot
and continue with original step. This
Ia tho full corde After learning the
rotation of the foot positions try and
zee n ittlo snap into the last step.
That II when you bring the feet to-
sether Mt the n OF the forward and
backward steps. The two long steps
should be done slowly. and the drsr
should take the form Of a slight stamp
such - the ~spaniards do in their foIk
dances. The girl Is gosag in the Cd
posite direction all OF the time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08
Sacred Concert.

The ST Luke's concert under the
able direction OF Prof Walter Brown.
gave ? sacred conce at Wellsburg,
Thursday evening. Mrs. Erma Beat
tie eSabright was accompanist.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08

The usual weekly club dance was
given 81 the Stratford Springs hotel
thursday evening. Miss Cooper was
In charge. and many were in attend.
ance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08

Tho NscadAmy club will entertain
It's members and friends with a dance
~ h Island club rooms this even
ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08

Tho Twilight Club held a meetins
az the Fort Henry Club Thursday even.
z The usual diversions were en-.
joyed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08
HOW TO DANCE THE TANGO, Mol
By oDCBRs T. cURNEB
Illustrated With Specially Posed Photosr,ph.
By ODcERs r. CURNHH
NHD1hnss - erroueousty suppo--

"HDtangs - erroneousfy suppos-
ed TO consist of On intricate
maze OF steps and figures to
n number Of q hundred or
more. To tea The truth. thers 10 Just
n basic step. upon which the whole
fabric OF the d.nce n founded. This
Is the CORDS @. asft Is also esfied the
cortez-
Unoi oue has mastered this step per-
fectiy IL In ussaess 10 seeempt the tan-
60. Although it % simpie to describe
u looks very easy. It takes quite
awhile 30 get the Proper swing. The
principle of the STEP Il as follows:
The man steps forward on hfs rfxbt
FOOT, then forward on his seft. bringing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08

The city Union Kings Daughters
held their meeting ~ the Fourth
street " D. church on Thursdav
evening Mrs W ". Irwin presided
and led the devotional aeervicc Nrs
Mansfield 81 Burlington. Ia. n Nom.
Der Of Central council was present
and gave an interesting talk on the
objects and purpose Of the order. Miss
Harriet Taylor OF New York spoke
and illustrated the cooperation be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08

First Clubman-Wei1 how a-e vou7
Second Club Man Er $3.50. ncrhaps.
Last week thought 7 was IN for rheu.
matlc tcFCr. but Just managed to rtavo
~ on and today n twinFo In my left
shoulder surrcsts-wclt. 70 may DO
ueuritis or
first club NANNY dear chan. I
didn't mean n literally = london
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08
MIss Beuter-. Recital.

This evening 40 the Carroll club Miss
Anna Louise Bcuter will give a Song
Recital. under tho auspices % the
knights of Columbus Miss Ucuter needs
no Introduction as she has uunsareH
successfully before many audiences.
She e. a Eradutto Of the Lima Heunig-
sherman school and Mt. Do Chnntal aud
o. not only a. cauabie vocalist. but "a
pianist Of rare ability and an eiocution-
ist The program for tonight ~ for
everyone and is as follows
sun vic die Ntcht. ............ Rohm
"8i.i ~" ssss.ssss iizet
NiNharh .sssssst.. sss..s. bCniFetil
Screuude gDunoF
Win violin oblirato by Mrs. George
Greene
Biru SonFs-fa) Tho Yeiiowhammer.
thb The owl Cd Tho cuckoo ...
....s...... Lshmaun
Headings hy Ncqueat-fa Hott- shat.
o.. 90 Mile Corneiia o. F~oiIcnviIie. tcJ
RIP Van Wrinkle.
An. non GfuuFe .... Vnaaf~t
NorHo Mafdru'a Lament. We~E arf.r
I'm n Merry Tiurura .... RAID.
Luf Hear the Gentle LARK. .WIrhar
with violin ohlieato hv Mr.. George
grenuer
set.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08

The young lady across the way
says b guesses the new shortstop
n much OF a player. n she saw In
the paper h a he made IL assists and
only one real putout
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08

Tho second floor has an attractive
auditorium across the front OF tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08

The members Of the Ssenda Club
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Dart 10 perfeetSoE4 an Ter tass-5rsss>
ton u q hard Ut Ct ae4fag tveEzt
dovn the sosse IN s7sg Ss1sseues.
Her Elaintiye song 81 -fse 1rss se%
and her acting as TIE villas y szs
rizy stamPed her ~ o1e q sEe real
sits o, the entire performance H.
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