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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-01

eustard end cup OF coffee That's all
Taking of her dusty black hat. she
tossed IL up on a hook. Her dark cloudy
on her neck.
Helen watched her. fascinated. Il was
a glimpse into a different world Who
was this weird. dark-eyed woman W-haf
old she do7 In spite OF her unhealthv
pallor and her shabblness. she was curl
ously attractive.
Now that's what / call a fetching
get-up, grinned Warren a. a man came
IN win SLOUGH hat. baggy corduroy
trousers. and sandaled feet
sandals" Helen stared Al the tan
straps over the black socks
we've struck the real thing this
ume. with a chuckle. Wonder u that's
box on the mantel.
But II contained nothing more alarm
m! ing than some announceentsm OF a
-. r. ~, ynii mist ball. which were distributed
win 1ovial comments.
As several were now leaving. the man
with the Nandyke beard rose and hospi-
tably announced:
a jambOrse az Jimmie's to-nigbt'
Every body come that cam
ON, don't think I'll go after al. -
murmured the dark-eyed woman.
Whatre you going TO do"
Go back TO my room and NOPE" flick
erlnE the ashes from her cigarette
Don't be a fool" lighting his pipe.
Z 'Where're YOU living now
Same place-3SO Washington Square
: IT'S rutten-but the rooms only four
per. Man overhead walked the floor ali
last night"
That was pleasant You come on 10
Jlmmies! Have a drink first"
NO, thanks. I'm not drinking So
long. Tell Jimmie my moods NOT. hiIarf-
Gus enough for his party"
Taking a quarter from her hungry
looking purse. she laid "a hy her plate.
reached Tor her hat and Jacket and hur-
$50 Washington Sauare--vhat Kind O Z
a place was II? wondered Helen To
returning7
II was late now. and the crowd was
gradually thinning. Noble" herself
came out from the pantry. rolled down
her sleeves, took or her apron and sat
at one OF the tables 10 CHAT She vas
TAIL ana angular. with short buShy hair
ana an interesting face.
Good crowd tonight. MolIie7"
Fair. Forty-etght- II they'd only
come earlier"
No. IN pay for my own dinner. 7
graft on characteristic not on food %
insisted girl as a man went IN IN
I Molie with two checks.
III have 20 sign for mine TONIGHT ..
announced the man with the sandals a.
Mollie drew from a deep pocket a bag OF
change
Wonder n dare tip herr" muttered
But when Moris handed him his
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-, the weird hectIc-colored posters above
the line OF coats. Are they Cubist OF
futurist-or whatT
There's the chap that drew them. .
The man opposite pointed out an an
aemic-looking youth with flowing hair
and tie. Maybe he knows"
Steve now dashed with a~tray laden
with bowls OF thick. reddish-brown bean
soup. Two OF these he showed acros
the table 10 Warren.
The soup had stopped over the nickel
edge OF the bowl IN smeary brown
Helen pushed a. from her
what's the natter" sharply. Now
no supercilious airs here!"
But Warren. 1 can't very well eat
soup with "A fork" for only fork and
n hlack-handled knife were at her place
The spoons are out there IA the
pantry-in a box TO your right was
the helpful suggestion OF a young wo-
man next 10 Helen.
with the air OF a habItue. Warren
stroke back 10 The green swinging door
beyond which several OF the others had
foragcd.
Did things look cIeang'' whispered
Helen when he returned with the spoon
Didn't notice" indinerently. An.
here we are! as Steve slammed before
them two cocktails In plain whickey
glasses.
The cocktails were dark and sweetish
and Helen drank hers with distaste. but
II gave her courage 10 try the soup
II steve don't bring all you order
(the man opposite reached for his hat
and coaD. hustle out and help yourself
That's the rule here"
His place was soon taken by a lark
foreign looking woman with Eles mi n 2
black eyes and pallid skin. She seemed
well known here. and was greeted with
careless familiarity.
zone OF my blue days" as she lit a
cigarette. with long. nervous hands
How ! losthe Sunday II Ia had a
good dose OF cyanide. ia have shufhed
OF today"
"Oh. we au feel like that az times 4"
comforted the man with the Candyke
beard who sat next 20 her. What got
you hipped today
Il don't know" musingly. watching
the circle or her cigarette smoke. Eek.
cept this was the anniversary OF my
divorce
wouldn't mind a little thing like
that" cheerfuIly.
NO. ! wouldn't a. a rule. but Il got
on my nerves today. I got 90 wonder
Ing how Carl's getting along. Going
to the dance tonight
Nope There's a blowout at Jimmie's
studio-he sold picture last week.
Want 90 come alonE2"
II don't mind" IistIeagIy Here.
Steve. bring me some OF that chocolate
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Daily Chit-Chat
PRIDE AND PREJUDICE

J never read Serials" a girl said to
There is nothing startling in that
statement. In face 80 IS 80 FAR from
startling as 10 be n 'bromidiom." But
there was one thing about 10 which made
me thoughtful And that was the pride
with which 90 was uttered
Why should one be proud Of a pref
udicef Especially one that dcprives one
ably are / have heard that statement
90 least a hundred times and each time
Evidently pride and prejudice 20 hand
In hand today just as they did IN Jane
Ths Joys Of Reading ssriaIE
Personally like 20 read serials
am reading three az the present time and
they furnish delightful little POINTS %
interest In my life. Again and again the
people In them come into my mind and
I wonder what will happen 10 them iu
the next inatallment speculate as 20
whether the doctor in disguise viii go
back 10 being a doctor again. and N the
woman who lost her money viii learn
90 make tho little home beautiful. ana I
TO the pleasure which tho yelled uncar.
families md vast poaFfbilitiea of 1Ife ff.
Folf tthe greatest serial OF an Give
or course 40 Is trying Co be- fnrcihIv
parted from the heroine At n oruicai mo-
meut by n cold -hlouded "to be- continued DO
but that annoyance soon passes aud in
the balance We have the anttriuatnrv de-.
light ~ suddenly discovering that the
time for the next iusfallfntnt De- close
TT lAnn ana the fuIfIIImouf o. hurrHfuT
home with "a fair new COPY ~ the I0nEef.
f'r-naEa zine under ones arm 90 an open
fire and lovely read
Why 20 almost makes my heart ache
fo think % All that these people mics
" hn never read serials"
tn Ola prejudice Against Canned
r don't care for canned music" fa an.
other prejudice in which people seem Iu
take Infinite pride. q know rfrI who
adopted this epiErHHr before fhH music
machine were r1ffafFrfUrr fn rrrnHa
~ real musical dIasriurIuafIar TuG4H
when fnfF have reached n point ~ raH.
lection or which people nf fHs Finest mi.
proudly f1 her prejudice aud rafra.. r.
listen fu The most beautiful Hr.lrHa
IrdirrrImIr1fe race pre- IrH|Uf |u rH.
other fence fu Keep "If HHH.rU.r .r.
make up your mind fn dislike who'll.
race and tn Hnt yourself firmly arafraf
rnroFu.lIuE The claims fu frIr.UaH.H ..s
admiration m Hnr member Hf frHf ra.a
however worthy. lH Co steel .Hr.rr#f
against many possibilities OF breath ana
hart mess ~ wen na f1 10 .nIHafI-a fl
others
30 one who read the raIrf.H. .....-.
article iu m recent magazine written b..
H woman who had aufrlraf frUrr. fI.. 70.
Woo inflicted Hr tHH#r who .HH.f.r
nr.H Wholesale prejudice rrH...f
certain rare CON help feeling |Hf.
DON'T cherish Huur prejudice. H|.f...Hf
..rnH. examine f.".r. ana HTa..HH I.....
H"urr.r HH. .H" NH# .H|. H..m ...
.HIa mata cure off being fret .aH ...
uhl.o bug only d. con .HH open ...-
~ haprinraa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-01

Mrs Maud Spooner- Becker will an.
tertatn her dancing class a. the Elks'
club this evening On Tuesday even.
ing she entertains The married peo-
pies class when an orchestra will
furnish the music. s luncheon will be
served. This AFFAIR takes place al the
Elks club. On Wednesday evening
Mrs. becker will entertain her class
which usually meets a. the Duncan
residence. This calss win meet az the
Elks' club
On Friday evening Mrs. Becker viii
entertain her Friday evening and Sat.
urday afternoon classes with 4 caba-
ret dance az the a. q. g. W bail The
young people are anticipating enc
time. Many reservations for tables
have been made On Monday evening
81 next week Mn Becker will give
the married peoples class a masquar-
ade az the ElkF' club on Thursday
evening ~ each week Mrs Becker
conducts p class al Prof Lorgie's
Academy In SteubeuviIia Here she
has many young people boz her class.
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-. ''ey evening ball.
Inc second OF the series OF informal
dances viii be given at the Mcclure
MOTEL Friday evening OF this week
The initial dance was success. and
others will follow. the one at Easter
time being the most elaborate.
The committee consists OF a. :
PAUL.. Louis ID. Grub. f. ]. Stone. G
VI. Franbheim, Carl O. Schmidt
Forbes Simpson. The dance program
is as follows:
One-step-The Violin MY Great Grand
daddy Made (new).
One-step-Kakuda (Chinese To-Taot
One-step-L'Amour new.
Hesitation-Milli
FoX-trot-Sam Fox Trot new.
One-step-Tsing Using Chinese one
step-newb.
one-step-Weep No More. Ny LADY
new
One-stcp-It Maybe a Day. Nav Re q
Year new.
Novel dauce-Watch Your Step.
Hesitation-Mighty LAX a Rose.
Hesitiation-LoOe Moon
Onel-step-Beau Esprits.
One-step-Ragtime Temple Bells
One-step-Ninette POLKA one-stepD.
Fox-trot-Bailin' the Jack.
esitatiOn-Classique
Ones ep-Otaki a Chinese Dream
One-step-YOu Never Can Tell (newD
step-knOck. Knock. Knock No
body Home new
FoN-trot-Bullfrog and the Coon.
FoX-trot -MeadowbrOok
Waltz-Dcsecration.
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Nr Woods spoke before tho Won.
ans club of Pittsburgh ON Tho yirts.
~ thrift. quoting Hooker Or Washing
toms definition OF tho word. Thrift
is The ability Co sacrifice today Tor .l
morrow Thrift Do was explained.
docs NOT moan miafriIrraH. 10 BE- "a
character building quality. and stands
in direct opposition to oytravaTauco
and lavish display 10 there Is ono
GOOD result ~ tho war; Nr Wood De-.
lieves 10 viii b. the world vide rc.
ylval Of thrift and THE country be-
predicts. vii b. healthier. financially
and morally therefor People fn the
United States started t0 save August
D.. 1910
Much was said about the rrIrIur
and keeping OF money. and BE- was
shown b. statistics tha. comparative.
iy few die possessed of any Money
d. eaav % gain. but hard t0 keen. and
the important thinr about ~ ia rs
proper nae AZ 10 tho INSTABILITY 81
fortune. Andrew Carnegie was quoted
~ saying It 81 only three genera.
lions from shirt sleeves 90 Fhirt
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Every woman in the United States
will soon be asked IL she Is willing
10 pledge herself. for the welfare OF
the country and 20 bring about better
times and relieve the distressing un-
employed problem. to demand and
buy everything whenever possible,
Made in the T.. s. A."
This patriotic campaign OF the re-
Gently Organized Woman's National
Made In L. S. a. League. 10 enlist the
100000 adult women OF the country
who are the home purchasing agents
and spcnders OF the nations money.
IN great army OF patrons OF home
industries has begun under the au-
spices and patronage and active Co
operation Of some Of the most distin-
Euishcd women in the country.
Many nationally known women have
entered into the crusade and are serv.
ing on the league as honorary chair
men
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Planning for the
St0rkS Arrival

AmorE those things which aH women
should know ~. and many of them 90.
q splendid external application sold
IN most drug stores under the name Of
Mother7 Friend" NJ ig penetrating
Iqu.d and many and many a. mother tells
bow o. H1 wonderfully aided fham through
che period ~ expectancy. ~ CHIEF pur-
poe l7 fu render the tenI1na. tranents
and muscles a1 plant that natures er-
rar9iun may be Accomplished without tho
Intense strain 20 often characteristic o.
The period ~ evprrfanrv
.MufHrr'H Friend may Therefore be
considered n4 Indirectly having n aufr1fif
Influence upon the early d.ruorItI1u %
tHr future generation.
Whnfrver induces tl Che rrrr rrI -4rl.
fort n fIe mother should I#H#s Ha frr-aaa
UpHr ffn nervous system Of fHH baby.
20 any rHfn N d. rHH HHHHH.r fI Do. .aHa
thai since 'Mufnrr.u TrIrHI" Rae been a
companion t1 unfrariHlI f1r more fHsr
half "a century % must ha o. remedy thar
women have learned tho great value o.
hek % any druE store Dor "Nf1thsra
Ir.rnf' ronftratiuE. external u1uff
n rrrnf help and value. And write q.
ErafffId Uerufafrr Coz zoe lamar rfr
-frrfH. gH Tor ffafr book u uslf.I
- timely Information.
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change. &c was with a friendly Good
night" aud an air that plainly implied

change. It was with a friendly Good
night aud an air that plainly implied
mo tips"
outside Il was snowiug-wet. sting
ing flakes Helen shisered and held
her mun TO her face as they started
down the ice-coated steps.
Wasn't Il interesting" eagerly tax.
Ing his arm. But not az all what ] eN-
oh. they're not the bOmb-chuckiug
kind" Warren paused 10 turn up his
collar. Just an impracttcable bunch
trying 90 make over the world Did
you hear that chap spoutiuE about the
war and universal anarchy
No, I was catching the woman op.
posite us. Wasn't she weIrde Yet
musingly. lin a way she was fasciuat-
Ing. TOO. Let's walk through and see
what $50 Is like"
Some studio Joint Know what's the
matter with her-duu't yuuT"
Why no." wondcriugiy. what do you
Dope"
oh with shudder. tightening her
They we're ON the south side OF the
square now and through o.. swirliug
snow Helen tried 60 read the numbers
over the dimly lit doOrways
3sf. 3s2. 3SO-thc suabuie-t OF AN
that shabby row. The lower windows
were dark. but there Was q faint light
and Helen could see the dim. unshadri
gas Jet and patch OF wallpaper. 10
looked uuutterably dresry.
Was that her room Was she up
there now. trying 20 fight on the cray-
INK for the drug that was wreckiuE
her.
For rejecting second Helen had a
Wild impulse 90 dash up 20 that room
to tell that woman that she wanted
90 help her. Then. as Warren impaff-
entity drew her on. she lowered her face
iu her mum and hurried along the slip
perry pavement without looking back
The whole evening had been for Helen
an Illuminating glimpse into the care.
less Eupd-felluw ship. the reckless fm-
providence. and the aurdiduaga a.
funeWlauIsm Ana now she pressed
closer geo Warren with throh of
thHukfulucss that DO was life OF which
neither NJ them was "a part.
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GREAT ORGANISE
GATTY SELLARS
WILL GIVE RARE RECITAL AT ST.
Matthew's CHURCH THIS
EVENING At O'CLOCK.
Admission is Free and Silver Offering
VIII Be Tssen-Ali Are Welcome
70 Attend

The visit Of Engiand's great organ
ist Gatty Sellars. TO 81. Matthews
church This evening al $ o'clock
IL arousing widespread interest
Gstty Sellsrs. the great English or.
ganist-composer. was born In 1877
and received his training a. Peter
borough cathedral and from a well
known professor OF the ROYAL Acad.
eH.y OF Music. London. IL was
through being heard In Switzerland.
however. that he obtained his first
engagement al the Queens hall. Lon
Won. concerts, appearing with Agnes
Nichols. Kirby Lunn and Sir Charles
Stanley. His after Appearances in
Europe were with Albani. Busoni.
Marchesi. and in the same series OF
concerts as PadArewski. Kubelik and
DR.. Hans Richter. etc.
Well known as a composer. one Of
his compositions was selected as a
test piece at the national band concert
az Crystal Palace for performance by
the massed bands Of 5000 performers.
SIR. Sellars is a son OF the Rev. s.
Sellars. his mother being formerly a
Miss Gatty. a name well known In
musical circles through the reputation
Of Sir Alfred Scott Gatty. principal
king OF arms. His program Is the
most unique in the annals OF musical
history OF America
Mr.. Sellars brings with him the
great cathedral chimes from Queens
hall, London. which he uses through
out the program. All are welcome TO
attend the recital at St Matthews
this evening There Is no admission.
but a silver offering will be taken.
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Weman,s Club. Martins Ferry

The annual evening open meeting
Of the Womsn's Club 81 Martins Fer.
~ will take lace Friday evening al
the Elks' Club. The husbands OF the
members viii be In attendance. a.
usual The following officers were re-.
Gently elected President. Miss Ella
inglebright: FIRST vice president. Mrs.
Lupton. second vice president. Mrs
Monks. recording secretary. Mrs. J.
J.. Hervey. treasurer. Miss Isabel
brennan first director. Mrs Fred
Selby. second director. Mrs Alpaugh.
third director. Mrz Turner
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only series now being written By Mabel
herbert urner.
The ciatter OF dishes mingled with
the hum OF voices. and the air was
thick with smoke and garlic. The long
tables were without cloths. and wooden
benches took the place or chairs.
Around the walls was line OF hooks.
from which hung motley array OF
wraps.
From the doorway they scanned
crowded tables for an empty place.
How about that other room? You wait
here. and Warren STROBE through 20
what had been the back parlor Of the
one dignifled old house.
Although Helen mad wanted 70 see
what this much-talked-of anarchist res
taurant was like. the stihiug cigarette
smoke and bare tables were not allur-
ing. She was almost glad when Warren
came back with a BRIEF Full up"
But as they turned to leave somebody
called out joviaily. Hold on there, Al
ways room for two more"
Warren nodded his thanks as they
took the end OF a bench made vacant By
the others sliding themselves and their
dishes closer together
Somebody showed toward Warren a
Glacing over his shoulder. Helen saw
the items. Bean soup. 1Oc." Small
steak. Csc "Succotnsh. &C." and
promptly decided that the food was too
cheap 10 be either good or clean.
Seem to be shy on walters" War
ren tried 20 catch the eye OF a man in
Win
an overloaded tray.
-Bteve's the only food singer here
but he's a wonder "A man opposite IN
formed them socially.
He must be TO wait on this crowd. %
admitted Warren.
Never been to Mollie's beforeT"
This Il out first offense."
well, I'll show you the ropes Write
your order on this" reaching for a
small pad, and give IL TO steve Then
forget IT,
Any bread up that way called some
one
sure and a long French LOAF went
coasttng down the bare table.
Helen thought OF the wet dirty dish
cloth with which Steve had Just wIped
on one OF the other tables. and decided
not ca eat any bread.
How about a cocktail Warren ask
ed their friend opposite. "Can you get
anything 10 drink here1'
If they know you. Take a rhance-
write ~ down anyway"
Deal. look" Helen was gazing Al
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Wemana 90. WeII.bura-

Tine Womaus Club Of Wclsbur4
will meet Thursday az the Hudson
house TN" following is the program
10 BE- rendered.
Roll CAN Labor saving DcvIses
Food AduIffrRfIun aud Injection -
Mrs WnfN.naHHw
.AdNautaEaa TuT Mistake off fHa Mod.
rrn lluuseu WIFE,. Sire WeTr
lepaItmrut Work. Home Economic
Mrs. Gill chairman
MurIr-MIaa MuInaIfnrH
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We asked the young lady across The
way II she ever found il convenient 10
use soporific and she said she was a
little afraid OF these patent prepare.
lions and thought il was better to
SUCK TO good old-fashlOned soap and
water and maybe a little talcum pow.
der
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| sleeves. Money making was said to
be not the amount earned, but the
Z amount saved. u man spends all
he earns he does not make money. In
all European countries. IL was pointed
out. this fact is emphasized more than
in America
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-01
cath0Iie Woman's Leaaue.

The Catholic Woman's league will
give a card arty this afternoon from
2 TO in the Columbia hall. The affair
will be in charge OF Mrs. Jesse Bren-
nan and Mrs. ID. II. Taylor. The public
Is welcome TO attend. and all members
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parI-amentsrr - -.

Tho meeting Of the Parliamentary
Law HIHaH viii be- held ffIa afternoon
af 10 o'clock In the A o. r. "
room. Dr.HniFa. and Conduct %
Hua.nra uU bs continued Prof
Patterson o. proving 70 most excellent
Instructor iu parliamentary procedure.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

Mise Stella Taylor VIII Do hostess
fo The members OF the Mount de- Chan.
on study club this afternoon 81 her
home on South Chapline street Vol.
lowing the literary part OF The pro.
gram "a luncheon will be- served. Tho
program Includes Roll call. quota
Tons from 'EvanEpline." Canals.
Our NrIEhhor Mre Harry scheuher.
general discussion Of Canada by the
club
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Woman's Hospital Assoeiation.

The ardjourned meeting OF the wo-
man Hospital association will be
held this afternoon az o'clock at
me Ohio Valley General hospital 4
tull attendance is desired Mrs. W.
+. Butler president. Zoe Mcclure.
secretary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-01

The general meeting n the Wo-
mans club vii be- IN the hands 81 mo
Art department on Friday afternoon.
hen Mr. % Russell Wood will ne.
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wos1AEs CLUE cALEEDAR

Monday. Feb. /. a:l5 ,. m-ParIiamen.
tary Law class, 4. q. L. W.
Friday. Feb. 9. SEQ p. m.-Gencra'
meeting. \. %. Z. ".
THURSDAY Feb. 4. 90 J.. m.-wOman',
Club. Well burg. Hudson House
Friday. Feb. g. 2s3U %. Woman
club. MouudeyllIc. Hogteeses. Mssdames
Pariott and Fisher.
club. Martins Ferry, Elks' club
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side. A lecture on current art will be
the feature, and lantern slides will be
used 20 illustrate the lecture. This
VIII be treat. and all members OF
the Woman's club Will be in attend
ance. Their friends are welcome by
the payment Of twenty-five cents
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Friday evening Ball

OF the league are requested to help
make the affair a success.
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Entertained Friends.

Miss Elsie Wagner. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Dwight Wagner. entertained
al her home Saturday evening with a
mask party. The guests included:
Alice Speidcl Louise Harper. .
Lydia Spetdcl. Helen Weddel
Caroline PAUL. Laura Mead
Elizabeth Hubbard. Nelson Wagner.
virginia Harper. Alfred Mead.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-01

This series IL a continuation OF Their
Married Life" produced BY Mabel Her
bert Urnor for four years THE Mar
ing exclusively in thia paper, a. the
only series now being written By Mabel
Herbert Urner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-01

Miss Sara McKowu entertained
with a juvenile party on Saturday
from ? to 3 o'clock. The affair was
given TO celebrate her ninth birthday,
and the guests included.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-26
USEF0E

The teacher was examining the
class in physiology. Mary, you tell
u.s." she said, what is the function
Of the stomach"
''The function of the stomach, - the
little girl answered, 'is to hold up
the petticoat, 2 Buffalo Express. =
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goodness underneath the rind Of self
fshness that he had accumulated in
the struggle of life. --=-..-.-..
Mother, am going to take care of
you" he said at length. rising. eve
two will live here together, and
The door opened softly, and ,Larri-
more. looking up, saw Laura standing
before him: One glance at him, one
incredulous look, and the two chill
dren were. kneeling in each others
arms at the white-haired woman's
feet. ~. -.
For, sometimes in the game of life
hearts are Gutnps after all a..