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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior


 U. S. LAND OFFICE at PHOENIE ARIZONA, October 6, 1914 NOTICE is hereby given that Rees Harris, of Stark, Arizona, whc on April 24th, 1913, made Homestead entry, No. O22252, for NE. 1-4, Section 5, Township PAS, Range 23E, G&SR Meridian, has filed notice Of intention to make three year proof to establish claim to the land above described before Jared D. Taylor, U. S. Com missioner, at Bisbee, Arizona on tho l7 day of Nov 1914.
 Claimant names as witnesses: Cormal M. Coins,
 Solomon F. Pyle, Fred McDougall.
 Charles Kuehme all of Stark, Aria
 THOMAS F. WEEDIN,
 Register
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SEVERAL LORDS ARE REPORTED KILLED.

LONDON, Nov. Viscount Henry William Crichlon, Major Royal of the horse guards and Lord Hugh uros venor brother Of the Duke of West minister are reported as German pris- 0uers while Captain Robert Bruse Heir Lord of Balfour is reported kill ed and Lord Francis Scott wounded
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LEGAL NOTiCG5
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
 Department Of the Interior V. s LAND OFFICE at PHOENIX, ARIZONA. October e, 1914 NOTICE is hereby given that Nels ]. Beals, of Hereford, Ariz, who m April 3Oth. 1912, made Homestead entry, No Ol7588, for Lots 1 and 2 E1-2NW1-4, Section z Township 23S, tange 22E G&SR Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make commuta- rion proof to establish ciaim to the and above described. before Jared D. Taylor, T. 8. Commissioner. at Bis, 5oo Arizona, on the l7th day of Nov 1914.
 Claimant names as witnesses: Howard Grube
 Harry M. Beals
 Roy Bye
 Flloyd W. Sperrow, all of Hereford Arizona.
 THOMAS F. WEEDIN,
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
 U. S. PATENT
 Mineral Survey No. 3tt7
 Serial No. 025923
 United States Land office, Phoenix Arizona, Oct 10th, 1914
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that R. A. Bretherton, whose postoffice ad- dress Is Blsbee, Arizona, has made ap- Dlicaton for patent for the following named lode mining claims, situated in the Warren Mining District C0chise
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-23

taught 20 prepare a light breakfast
Of cream of wheat. toast and poached
eggs and coffee The process was in
teresting from start TO finish and each
Of the twenty four girls with their
clean white aprons on. put forth
every effort 20 do her best and the
result was indeed encouraging A. att
take such an interest In the work and
appreciate that which r. being don p
for their Individual benefit. Upon
entering the room on a cold day the
aroma OF delicious coffee was Motto
able and gave evidence Of tempting
preparations which tempt the appe-
lite Of All
Following the preparation Of these
deliCaCies. the girls were taught how
TO spread the table and serve the
breakfast the best and easiest way.
After this they proceeded 20 make the
tables. dishes. stoves. etc. as clean
as when they arrived AZ the kitchen.
Next Saturday the girls will give
their experiences Of their success In
making this breakfast al home There
will be- lessons In bread making. nll-
ing dinner pals. serving and prcpar.
ing left overs. There viii BE- six les
sons 10 each class. Mrs Guy r. &.
Allen. president Of the Housewives
league a. heartily in favor Of every
thing which will tend TO onlightcn
women and girls 10 proper domestic
duties. and congratulate the Eigh.
tconth street promoters and states
that "tho great need Of our state o.
for women TO understand their bust
moss
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PRISCILLA CLUB
AT WADDINGT0N
is The ONLY RURAL CLUB IN
STATE AND rs PROGRESSIVE
Members Comprise the Women OF
Washington Farm and Those Of
The Surrounding Country.

The Priscilla Improvement club of
Waddington was organized in Novem-
Der. 1912. and is similar to clubs for
rural study common to many other
states. but. so far as Is known. is the
only one of its kipd in West Virginia.
The membership Is composed of
women representing nearly every
family on Waddington farm and a
few others from farms in the neigh
borhood. The meetings are held
every two weeks in the afternoon at
the homes of members.
As the name Priscilla indicates,
this club was formed in accordance
with the idea that the domestic vir-
tues should ~ edominate. SO. while
discussing problems of the home. the
members are usually occupied with
some kind of needle work. The word
Improvement in the maine implies all
that the word possibly can mean in
its relation 10 the progress of the club
The subjects considered in the
meetings are of much variety and thus
far have been very interesting They
have been devoted. largely. TO lively
discussions on the Rural School,
Child Training. Economics of various
sorts. and other subjects of like ma
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EAST WHEELING
COOKING SCHOOL
NOW BEING HELD IN EIGHT.
EENTH STREET MISSION BY
SUNDAY SCHOOL,
Musical Recital Wednesday After.
noon, Housewives League and
Home Economics Friday.

The Domestic Science room of the
Eighteenth street Mission is again
opened and the second lesson in
cooking were given Saturday after
noon and evening. The large. well
lighted. sanitary kitchen is at the
rear of the church and in direct con-
nection with same. The kitchen is
well equipped with twenty-four indi-
vidual, or one burner stoves. and n
large gas range, sink. two coy fire
places with gas CRATES and mantels,
a platform at the side where chairs
are placed Tor the convenience of Wis
itors.
Miss Ethel Williams OF Bethany
College. is employed as the capable
teacher OF domestic science and she
has way OF impaTting knowledge to
the girls so they all may understand
and learn correstly from the start.
There are two classes a day every
saturday. in the afternoon from TO
$3.50 O'Clock and in the evening from
Z 10 3 o'clock. IL is under the tau-
spices OF the Mission Sunday school
aud there are twenty-four scholars
at each class meeting and demon
station. Each girl stands at her own
stove which is resting on the clean
est of tables and here she has AT
her service, knife, fork. spoon. meas
uring cup, stew pans. frying pans and
hanging on the rail beneath the long
table are plenty of clean dish cloths
and towels for all. There are also
sanitary scrubbing brushes. soap, etc.
and a dish pan. all of which the girls
are taught to use correctly. One of
the first things taught, was how to
wash dishes correctly and how to
use the scrubbing brush in a neat
way.
The first Saturday, How TO Cook
Potatoes was an interesting subject
and after the actual demonstration
with recipe read by Miss Williams.
the girls were compelled 70 cook po-
ta'oes at home and on the following
Saturday give their experiences. The
reports were both interesting and
beneficial 10 all who were present.
The second Saturday the pupils were
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7vs7S
THE DAILY CHIT-CHAT
BY Ruth Cameron
CON CEN TRATION

II fairy godmother were to leave
the traditional twelve gifts at the
christening of a child of mine. I
should hope and pray that one of
them might be the power of concen-
tration
For the more / see OF men and
women, myself included. the more
appalled, | am by the almost complete
lack of the ability TO concentrate
This lack is betrayed in a dozen
ways. For instance. the trick many
people have of speaking in broken
sentences. beginning one before an
other is finished, leaving things hang
ing. jumping from subject to subject.
Don't forget to look for some silk
And that lace too, you'd better buy
it at. There. I meant to tell
you. Mrs. Martin said that Us had
some lovely lace that was only 20
cents a yard"
The above may seem exaggerated
to you. but IL is thoroughly charac-
teristic OF the speech of a friend of
mine whose powers of concentration
have been dissipated by having her
mind dragged a dozen ways at once
by household demands notice
women lack concentration even more
than men and ] think Il Is because a
woman has too many simultaneous
cares. With a dinner to cook. dress
TO mend and a baby to put to bed all
at once. how can anyone preserve
the power of concentration?
Again. the lack of concentration is
betrayed by the average persons in
ability TO keep to the point in argu-
ing. After you've argued five min
utes. stop. recall and state your or
iginal contention. and ten 10 one you
will find you have wandered mile
away from IT,
Still again, how many people can
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listen 10 even half hours sermon
without finding their minds travelling
swiftly and pleasantly in distant
places TO which they have been car.
ried by some truant train of thought.
Yes. grant you it's sometimes the
sermon that is TO blame, but quite
as often it's the man.
The habit of concentration should
De acquired in childhood No.
should not say acquired, for | think
most children naturally have il. at
least for things in which they are in
terested. Haven't you noticed the
absorption with which a child will
bend over book or a toy totally oh.
livious of what is going on around
him? ] am afraid this precious habit
Is one o. the many golden things the
youth who daily farther from the
East must travel Is likely TO lose.
Inc parents who are truly interest
ed In a child's development will
change this they will strive TO pre-
serve and cultivate the habit. They
VIII try 10 teach him to stick TO a
point In discussion. and TO think in
stead OF dreaming. They will respect
his concentration and not needlessly
interrupt him when he is reading.
studying or thing. They will try TO
purpose OF his school is TO teach him
70 concentrate on a task and stick TO
II until he has conquered
me suns rays when diffused are
not particularly powerful. But focus
them through a microscope on anv
one spot and you can get enough heat
10 char q piece OF paper Concentra-
ton Is focusing oneself in a single
burning hot point OF energy. Learn
10 concertate and you will have
learned to conquer.
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ture. One of the most enjoyable
meetings was devoted to the life of
the composer. Verdi. and through the
Kindness OF Mr.. Miller of the House
Music company. the club was enabled
10 secure the loan OF a splendid VIC
trola and records OF the opera II Tro-
vatore.
ton to a rural community can hardly
be estimated. as has been proved
many times, not only by clubs that
have come under the writer's Personal
knowledge. in another state, but as
has been shown by the Priscilla club
at Waddington. The interest is con-
stantly increasing in its own meet
ings. and also in the work II large
The members are anxious TO see these
clubs extending to all farm communi-
ties. and will gladly answer To the
best of their ability, any quest ions.
or respond TO calls from groups OF
women desiring to join in this
branch of farm extension work
Join Hands.
OF the work in general 1. may be
said that, in as much as orranization
and cooperation are having a vital in
fiuence on che farmer, so nav the
farmers wife use these same agencies
TO enable her TO gain a better under
standing OF her own nature and OF the
natures entrusted to her by joining
hands with the other women OF her
neighborhood for greater efficiency in
the home. social betterment and ad.
vancement along all lines of rural
work. Such an organization should
be of simple order and thoroughly
democratic in spirit. Each Organized
group should take up subjects best
suited to It's own needs. but al least.
until well established. topics should
be so chosen that members can
speak from their own experience.
thus inviting free discussion.
Rural study clubs need not neces-
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The following cards are issued for
"a measurIur party Thursday az 1870.
a new " r. church we're about 10
commence
And ~ course 90 viii cost many dol
lars and cents.
Md We VI o. Ladies' Aid
Have Hgrrpd that bv o. share shall
poo prid
md in order to raise this amount
\ Wea .urinr party win surely count
And That POI WHY We have invited you
TO com" end bring % friend or two.
Five cents on foot. fur each inch over
pofuy twill be.
And lunch and entertainment will BE-
given frHn
The Fhorfe.f tTr we'll freely admit.
While fhp faIleaI ono prize will ct
WARWOOU NJ T. CHURCH
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woMENs CLUE cALEHpAl.


Monday March %, 7;30 .. m.-shake-
speare study club. Mrs. Sherman's stu
dio.
Thursday. March 26. 2.30 D. mL-wo-
mans club. Martins Ferry. Mrs. J. NJ
Henderson.
Thursday. March &c. ESQ T. m.-out-
look club. Wellsburg. Miss Judge.
saturday. March IS, 500 y. m.-Equal
suffrage league. board OF Trade rooms.
women's Club
"WEDNESDAY. March rs. 500 p. m-Re-
citai Music department. A. o. L. w.
concert hall.
Friday. March 81. 2.3O p. m.-House.
wives league. A. O L. w hall
Friday. March %. $50 p. m.-Horn.
rooms.
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or living models I'm promenade, will be
held and the latest creations from
Premet, Worth. Callot. Paquin. Geor-
gette. Bernard and Paul Poiret. will be
displayed. The morning promenades
will be held from 10 TO ~ o'clock. and
the afternoon demonstrations from ?
TO O'Clock. Meister's orchestra will
render a concert during the hours. All
are welcome TO attend. and the sec
ond floor will be crowded TO its ca
pacity the first three days of the
week.
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Nancy Brokaw. Evelyn Ulrich. Ada
carp. Eleanor TAYLOR. Helen Frede-
rick, Virginia Bachman, Margaret
Wright, Mary Wigal. Helen earle. Var
GINA McGrannahan, Gail Brown and
Hilda Hoohl
Piano solo--Lo Troute Hener) ....
Monoiogue-in a cory Corner Helen Roir
Selection-After vespers. Orchestra
Vocal Solo-The Hermit. Carl Nay
Mammy's Lullaby CDvorak) .Giee Cius
March--kaiser Frederick. 800. Orchestra
(a1 Belinda Lee.
tOliver Edwards. Harold McGrannahan.
Carl Nay and Tom Hoge
Vocal Solo-Where My Caravan Has
l'est go. ..'lrene Meyers
ta) Girl OF the orient
OBJ Mimi
Selection ................... Orchestra
The Vodice OF Authority" "a three
act comedy by Bertha Porter) Pro-
duced by students Of Lima HennfE-
sherman > hool OF Expression.
Character
Jean. the stenographer. engaged to
Priscilla. the newsTaper woman. en-
,gaged 10 ralph 80. Miss Julia Farley
Martha. the COOKING teacher. engaged
GLADYS; the butterfly, engaged 1s ''' 70
Mq5gsTy:; the bride.to,bs. engaged gage f to
Elizabeth, independent. not engaged f' at
Or n T sip,rso,, ,, Miss s., Helen sine
The Voice Of Authority unseen hut
all-powerfuD .... MIR. &. J. Chapman
Time-i.ate August
synopsis OF Scenes.
All three acts take place in the inter-
Tor Of a camp.
Act Friday afternoon.
Act IG-Saturday morning
Act IIi-Sunday morning
The members of the orchestra are.
Niolins Misses Elizabeth Schellhase
frances Broverman. Roy Gordon.
Stanley wicker Henry Helmbrirht
Nelson Cook. Claire Harkins. Tom
Schoheld: clarinets. Tom Humphrey
Howard Serig; comets. Lester Smith
James Mcclure. Herbert Grosscurth:
cello. Oliver Edwards: drums and
traps; Junior Browne; pianist, Graham
Marsh.
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Miss LOretto s. .gbIid OF Wheeling
who is visiting NrF Frank Enmlcy
wa guest ~ honor 80 dinner ~
charming appointments given ON
Thursday evening by Mrs W vs.
Moore af her residence on Ann street
Beautiful appointments marked tho
occasion and Just few friends Of tho
hostess participated -- parkcrsburg
Diauafch News
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EausI surraae Leaaue

The netting OF tho EQUAL Suffrage
LEAGUE viii DO held next Saturday
uiEhf a. = O'Clock The speaker az
the evening will b. Mrs Nina Allen
der Of Washington. % g.. Pre- ident
Of the Columbia District Federation
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The wedding Of Miss Lillian MAY
Sutton and Mr. Albert Duran. OF War.
wood. took place Saturday. Rev.
Thomas Eoontz Of the second Pres.
hytcrian church. officiating The
bride rs the daughter Of Alr and Mrs
George sutton. Of WarwoOd. and d.
well known
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High s.hoo, Enterta,,n.,,

the Carroll Club. Thursday cent
OF this week. by the High school or
ehestra Is attracting wide attention
MISS Lucy Robinson Is in charge ~
me musical program. and Mrs. Lima
ihennlg-Sherman is in charge OF The
a,.erary program. both OF which are
'Sh-ih storm and Sunshine
ID High School Orchestr,
- ZION with music) Carmen Vogiey.
Cbt W. Sh1ogy-Shoo. .-~... Mayiiew
Nai.IJoys OF Spring $3.50. C;iebeI
Misn School tlee Club consisting 81
uses Edith Bonneson. Virginia nig-
~, helen Davidson Virginia Tensr
myers, sara Goetze Anna Pc
Thoerg. lrma Schcneriine Mar H.
nope Dysinger. Hazel Sonderman ir,
,a ha!ha lnez Workman. Manic
Rn,Ie' ,helen Bowers. Elsie earle.
Nuth morrison. Bertha Steinhs1sas
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WeIcher.Jashlev

The wedding OF Miss Ruth Lashley.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Lash
ley. Of the Island. and Mr.. Harry Wei
cher. Of base ball fame. viii take
place the early part OF the week Mr.
Welcher Is from Orange. y. ". and
following the wedding they will leave
for Roanoke. Va where the groom is
q member Of the team In the Virginia
League.
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The meeting 81 the Shakespeare
study Club will b. held this evening
In the Lima Hennig- sherman studio
on Chapline street An interesting
program has been outlined
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Beginning this morning there will
b. three days demonstration a. tho
stone a Thomas store Of the latest
gowns. la Promenade dcs Toilette"
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PoNs, Party

Master Junior Armbruster. son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Armbruster OF
Woodlawn. entertained a number of
his friends Saturday afternoon 10 cele-
brate his eleventh birthday. The lit
tie guests were taken TO the Alpha
theatre In Edgwood. after which n iun-
cheOn was served az the Armbruster
home. The young men present were.
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fN rom Judge
DrTw furdHWhat Kind OF n new ffrs
pump Ie he trying to inVeuf4
IrlnenHn one that doesn't make you
tired.
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Roeitai-Musie Department
\ Strauss program will be the Of
fering az the recital to be given Wed.
nesday afternoon at the A. q. L. w
hall al 3 o'clock. under the auspices
OF the music department OF the Wo-
mems club. Mrs. Don Merriman will
pc IN charge and has selected the
following program:
Richard Strauss
Miss Dora Neininger.
Piano Duo
bon Juan ........ Richard Strauss
Mrs I'd Stifel. Miss Katherine Gilbert
Voice
lal Might 5000. Richard Strauss
CD Song OF Spring Won FfelItza
Mrs Pred r. Paris
Plano Solo Sonata Richard Strauss
lllegro.
Adagio
SchorZO
Finale
Mrs. Froda Leiner.W oolenweber.
Voice
tat Devotion .... Richard Strauss
tbl Scrcnade ..... Richard Strauss
Miss Caroline p Brandfass.
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Miss Louise Harper. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs Samuel W. Harper Of
Echo Point. was a dainty hostess Sat
urday when number Of her girl
friends were entertained luncheon
was a feature Of the afternoon. with
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R0c->-.

OF Woman's Suffrage Societies ana
also a member of the Conversational
Union. She has been active In the
interest OF the Federal amendment 10
cnfranchise women.
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NJ. A. NJ. Club.

Miss Nellie Kittle entertained the
members OF the NJ. a. y. Club and
their gentlemen friends at her home
Saturday evening. Various diversions
were arranged. and refreshments were
served. The following were present:
Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-26

rounding them was in wild state Of
excitement.
The evening before the day set for
their departure Mr. Dacre discharged
all the servants. Just about dusk he
came hurrying into the house In a
great state OF excitement.
why, what is the matter?" ques-
toned Alma anxiously, as she noted
his colorless face and trembling frame.
Listen, my DEAR" said Mr. DaCFe
hurriedly. "You must leave here at
once II certain thing happens, ana II
may happen quickly. The war spirit
is abroad. They are suspicious of me
because of my business connections
with other countries. was just secret
ly advised that / am listed as one Of
the prescribed"
"Oh, uncle, they will do you no
harm, surely7"
They will hamper, perhaps arrest
me. / was all ready to leave here in
the morning. fear they will not al.
low me to do so."
"But why not?"
"Ofhcious, and in some cases cor
rupt persons will try to prevent me
from taking my fortune out Of the
country See, Alma" and Dacre drew
q little chamois bag from a secret
pocket, "the diamonds In this repre-
sent the bulk OF my fortune Take It,
secrete 1t. If am arrested ny at once
not into Germany, as we proposed,
for that course is blocked, but straight
for Paris"
'But, uncle
Quick! they are here already, as
feared" cried Mr.. Dacre.
His worst apprehensions were con-
hrmed. There was a LOUD summons
from the end Of q musket al the street
door.
do not lose your nerve. dear child"
spoke Dacre. "They dare not harm me
and l will soon join you in Paris.
Hurry away through the rear garden,
take the first train for the border. At
all hazards protect the fortune with
which have entrusted you"
Then he was gone to answer the Inn
perious summons at the street door.
Alma fingered only long enough to
learn that he was really taken In
charge as a suspect Then she filed
her handbag, secured the Jewels in q
safe pocket and hurried away through
tho garden apparently unobseryed.