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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-09
" ANSWERS.

An old school teacher furnishes.
from his memorandum. some answers
TO various questions he submitted 20
his pupils. They are printed in the
Philadelphia Public Ledger. Here
are a few
4 deacon IS the lowest kind Of Chris
tian.
Modern convenience: Incubstors
and hreless telegraphy.
Benjamin Franklin Is The founder OF
electricity.
George Washington was a land "a.
worry.
Lord Raleigh was the first man 10
see the invisible Amanda. tEnRIishl
Franklin produced electricity by rub.
binE cats backwards
In India q nan out Of cask may not
marry a woman Out Of another cask.
Tennyson wrote In Memorandum
Tennyson also wrote a poem called
Graves Energy
Louis XVI was Eelatincd durinF the
French Revolution.
Queen Elizabeth rode n white horse
from keuilworth through Coventry
with nothing On. and RaleiFh offered
her his cloak
Lincoln had a woman make him a
suit Of homespun from rails which hc
had split They we're hickory rails.
hence hickory shirts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-09
NEWS BRIEFS

WORKING ON DAMS-Full forces
Of men are now working on the sew.
eral dams under construction in the
Ohio river. taking advantage OF the
pretty weather. which work has been
retarded considerably this spring on
account Of the heavy rains. was the
information given out yesterday az
the local United States engineers Of
fees
CHANGE MEETING PIAcE-Ac.
cording to a notice received by The
Intelligencer last evening. the import.
ant meeting OF the officers and OH
cials OF the West Virginia division OF
the United Boys Brigade Of America
10 arrange for the summer camps. will
be held Thursday evening at 7.30
o'clock in room No. 543 National Ex.
change Bank building. instead Of Al
the Board Of Trade. as was first de.
cided upon.
TO BE AN AMERIcAN-Mike Rep
etski. IS. a coal miner living at i42
Main street. Warwood. who came 10
this country April. 1902. filed his petit
ton yesterday before Commissioner
George r. Boyd 20 become an Ameri-
can citizen.
AUTO CLUB THURsDAY-Secre-
tary A.. ~. Hoblitzell said yesterday
that q number Of matters OF interest
10 all the members will be taken up
al the regular semi-mOnthly meeting
Of the Ohio Valley Automobile club
Thursday evening a. s o'clock In the
assembly room 81 the Board Of Trade.
FEW ANSWER CALL-The cali for
thousands Of men 10 work In the wheat
fields Of Oklahoma and Kansas. issued
publically by Uncle sam a few weeks
ago. has only zen responded 10 BY two
Of the hundreds Of jobloss men In the
Wheeling district. according 10 infor-
nation Eiven but az the local p%ostonice
yesterday.
FEDERAL COURT - Yesterday
morning the June term Of Federal
court opened in ParkersburE. with
Judge A. q Dayton presiding There
will BE- no jury cases and the seFsion
promises 10 BE- short
OPEN FIsHIN' cAMP-rhe Hieh.
land Fishing camp. which has been in
operation for the past score 81 years
every summer. will De opened for the
season next sunday a. the head Of
Captina river Among those who will
rcqucnt the camp this summer are.
Albert Clapproth. Peter Coleman. jos
Barlow. William Zane. Henry schafer.
stewart Douglas. James HAL. William
Costello. Edward Costello. Clement
Wurdack. Harry Barrett and John
Connolly
RESPONSE IS PooR-It was stated
AZ the Wheeling Board 81 Trade yes
terday that the response throughout
the state for reservations on tho West
Virgins special 20 the Panama Pacific
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SIDE TALKS
(5y Ruth cameron.)
Do Animals TaIk2

DO animals talk with each other
nne round-the-hre clan which has as
usual become mctamsrphosed into IN,
samgner-evening-Vespnd clan. found
ItI.iI rtfisteTing It's opinions on that
Molly knows they do.
The authorman's wife knows they
The Cynio wants to know why they
Ine iady-w hO-always-knows-some-
thing thinks they do.
fsrsonally I'm inclined to agree with
MoIN. IN may not have any defi-
hh NV SET OF symbols. ms nNed language.
put IN some way or other they are able
10 communicate. Language. that a.
M9rqs' aren't necessary IN order To
there ~ n sop layer OF your mind To-
which you think in words there lis an
mnderneath layer In which YOU think
words at all? I suppose that's the Iay,r
OF mind from which We ~mmunica 10
2sher minds without the aid OF speee...
W We can ever find ways 10 develop that
SubStratum / believe telepathy will ba-
come much more important factor
A Nose To Nose r~elspathy.
NoN imagine That animals communi-
'att hy a hlnd OF nose to nose tclepathy.
once Upon a time / had a dog who
used TO run away. one dav 1 shut hin,
up, " a disused hen yard. Now this dog
,lke charles Kingsley. had a friend.
and the friend came promptly to hts aid
and htter n nose 60 nose conference.
Duke began 20 tunnel his prison from
the Inside while Mr.. Pipp assisted ron,
-.. - @.NINFA ~
the outside. The ground was hard and
II was slow work. nevertheless urss
surprised 20 see Mr.. Pipp give IL up and
lrot nWeN. Tor he was q devoted friend.
presently. huweNs Or. - rebuked my will
ingness TO believe him u%nfaithfuI by
coming back with three other dogs who
Flew 81 the task with enorFy and soon
gave Duke his liberty. Now how did ar.
Pipp and Duke decide wha was TO b.
done and how did MIR. Pipp get AID from
the sth"r dogs. IL they didn't commu-
nicaf' With each other
Wh7 D.d the Big Dog Tell the Puppy7
again. a. I sat BY the window the
other day ! saw my latest acquisition
standing with his nose against the nose
Of our neighbor's dog. The stood there
Tor p ful moment both noses quivcrinr
nightly and then nv small puppy
dropped his tail and hustled home. Nov
WI" can sew that the bigge dog hadn't
been rebuktng my puppy for some Of his
mtsdcmeanors tvuch az modelling with
his ~neighbor's bones) and told him 10 20
home
Perhaps YOU have had some similar
experience. reader friend. Share % with
some one said the other day that it
seemed o. II al the discoveries and in-
Neutlous must have been made. Surely
here d. "a broad field or knowledge un-
touched. do animals communicate and
how. can different species understand
oncu other or are there different Lam
gunE's Tor czech species a. there r. FOR
different uatiunalities. ~ ts nv heller
that animals know more than We realize
and D hope some day hat We may come
Co understand them better and perhaps
even know something about their Ian
EuaEc RUTH CAMERON.
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non. is among the prominent ARRIVAL.
at the Hotel Windsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 3. RiggIeman. OF
Fairmont. arrived in the city yester.
day TO visit friends for a few days.
W. f. Butcher. a prominent bust
ness nan OF Richardson, Is in Wheel.
ing visiting relatives.
{. NJ. Ashman. OF West Union. is
here on business.
Mr.. n Mrs. Blaine Gorby. OF West
Alexander. attended the senior play
given at West Liberty last night.
Mr.. CH Spohn. Commercial teacher
OF the wheeling high school will &C
spend a part Of his vacation. Iron
mere ne viii 20 to Yellow Springs
OHIO. where he will enter the summer
scnool OF Columbia University.
Brothers. viii leave soon on an sx.
tended visit through the west and
south, including San Francisco ENposi.
tlon. yellow stone PARK. Yosemite Val,
ley and Los Angeles. California. lie
Will return by way OF New orleans and
other points In tint south.
MISS Wilma Lewis. teacher at Union
school. LETT at midnight this morning
Tor Frederick Maryland. TO attend the
commencement exercises OF the wo-
man college at that pace.
Miss Besse Kyle. teacher az Clay
school. accompanied by Miss Lanerty.
Will cave Saturday for the California
Pacific exposition.
X }. McCullagh. accompanied by his
daughter. Miss Jessie. left Yesterday
IN his touring automobile for Frederick.
Maryland, to attend the commencement
exercises or the WOmans college.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-09
The Plainest Girl
Can Be G~ood-Looking

There De- economy In good looks
IT. pays every girl To be good look.
luE. and every uOmau owes ID 10
herself TO be AZ attractive a. pos
alblc
n bel unfortunate that All women
ere moi born beautiful. but nearly
OH can acquire good looks. The
plain girl not only must use care In
the selection Of her clothes. but give
especial attention Co her halr-thin.
wiFpy. dun and faded locks will
destroy half the beauty Of even a
pretty face
if your hair is not beautiful. lack
ink that enviablo softness. lustre and
hunineEs. or is falling out. fun OF
daudruT. too dry. by all % use
Partisan Sage an inexpensive iiquid
tonic. easily obtained a. any drug
counter or from C. ". Gricst a Co.
Original Cut Rate simply rub
Partisan SAGE we'll into the scaln. 10
viii 20 right 90 the hair roots. nour-
ish them. and stimulate the hair 10
strong and luVuriant. 70 re-
moves all dandrun. thoroughly
cleanses the hair Of dust and excess
OF. and makes Do appear twice a.
abundant.
Partisan sage ig a scientific ton.
iC that gives tho hair Just what ie
needed 10 make it Jury. soft and
~Elorioualy radiant. and pretty hair
beauty Of even the plainest girl
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sum MER SCHOOL
Six Weeks Course viii open at Y. W
c. A, June ~, For High
School Students.

The summer school for High school
students desiring to make up or take
advance work in mathematics. English
Latin or History will open for a 81,
weeks urs at the Your Women's
Christian association June 81.
Mr.. Howard l.. Exley. a. B.. from
Washington and Jefferson college will
be the Instructor. Mr. Exley IL wei
fitted for this work as he has special
lied in tutoring throughout his college
course
Glasses will meet daily. except Sat
urdays. from $3.50. till 1880 o'clock
Students will receive credits on High
school courses after the proper exami
nations. at the end OF the term. Ap
plications to enter one OF more classes
must be made al the general office OF
the Young Women's Christian associ
alton before June t4th. Minimum rates
will be charged and a large registra
ton r. anticipated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-09
.DARKEN GRAY
HAIR, EASY, SAFE
NEW TRGArsENr-sor a DIVE
TShMltsS-TURNs GRAY HAIR
DARK AND IusTROUS

~ your hair IL gray. streaked with
gray. p~remAturely gray. faded or fan
ms. simply apply Q-Ban Hair Color
times. rubbing Il IN gently win ths
nhser Ups Nothing else required II
H wonderful as this simple treat
ment makes your gray hair dark. soft
nuuy. silky. thick. changing your gray
pair 10 that dark fascinating luster
M abundance which makes The hair
20 ATTRACTIVE Q-Bsn l. not sticky OF
messy harmless. and IL a delightful
nair dressing. Also stops dAndrur
IalIns nsir. or itching scalp. Guar
anteed 10 darken gray hair or' NJ
enarEe. Try H. Q-Ban r. not a drug
Y acts on roots. making hair healthy
20 gray hair IL dSrkened so events
no one can tell you applied Q-Ban
BIG 1-oz bottle only so cents at Cries,
Drug Co, 1926 Market street. Wheel
ing. W Va out-of-town folks sup
piled by mail.
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exposition. leaving here July 16. has
been very poor. despite the fact that
IL only requires a guarantee OF 20 paid
passages to secure a car. Passenger
Agent George A. Smith OF the Southern
Pacific road. was in the city yesterday
boosting the excursion. July q is
West Virginia day at the fair.
TO LAY WALk-Cinders have been
dumped preparatory to laying a con
crete sidewalk in front OF the Wells
Fargo and the city office Of the STRAIT
ford Springs Water office. Main street.
MANY MEN ON JoB-A large mum.
Der of men are working on the McLain
residence at Twelfth and Eoff streets,
Transforming the structure into mod.
ern flats. which will likely be ready
for occupancy late this summer.
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EQUAL SUFFRAGE Ieaoue

A meeting OF the Equal Suffrage
League will be held Thursday evening
at the home OF Mrs. Joseph A. Acker,
man. OF So Twenty-second street. al
which Center district will be organ
The county president. Mrs
Flora Williams. will be present and
also DIT. Mary Baron Monroe. TO ON
ciate at the organization.
The mex meeting Of Clay district
Is TO be held at the home OF Mrs
Geo r. Boyd. 50 Fourteenth street, al
: O'Clock. An interesting program
has been arranged. and addresses will
be made. A welcome is extended tC
all trose who are interested and care
TO attend any of the meetings.
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VIRGINIA LEE WEEK
Peculiar Demonstration c~enferree on
Popular soss-

A new song entitled Virginia tee.-
which 4 travelling through the eoun-
tJ. II being exploited in this and
otner cities By being suns n dem
onstrated In the various music stores.
on b vaudeville stage and other
places Of amusement Although the
song a only been out a short time
IL has become a very popular ansir
and a been recognized To such an
extent that a week has been named
By its publishers as Virginia Lee
week Here Is a psrt OF the songs
chorus
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-09
About People
J Movements of individuals to
and From :iIs City.

MoLuro-J. l. Ferguson. ParkersburP
Helen Luringer. Harrisville. W. Va;
Mrs. Cd Fillmore New Martinsvllle:
man; Burton. W. Va; r g. Smith.
Clarksburg: r. :. Tibley. MorgAntoWn
w. G. Turrey. Fairmont. w. Va: {. L.
rem. Huntington; NJ. l.. Msther. Parkers-
burg: w. NJ. Rector. Parkersburg; Jos.
A Bowers, Weirton. W. Va.
W. Va: T. W. MRssie. Bluefield. W. Va:
u. H. Armstrong. Pittsburgh; G.. NJ.
Stoy. Pittsburgh.
kersburE 4. 9. Ray. GAINESVILLE. ohio: r..
III Hayin. Mercer. O.; NJ. GIL, Beaver
StAmm-Mr. n Mrs. Riggleman. Fair
mont. G. NJ. Ashburn. West Union. W.
Va; u. g. kcrrist. Grafton. ". Va: ".
~. Walker, tatrmont ". Va; :. r.. Har-
ker. Wanna. W. Va; W. T.. Butcher. Rich
ardson. W. Va.
Dr. 4. J. Crazy will be in this city
Friday for the ceremonial session Oi
the Osiris Temple.
Vincent Visconti Of Pittsburgh, ia
here for the Scottish Rite reunion.
Mr.. James w. Henry OF Pittsburgh.
manager OF the Aetna Life Insurance
company. was in this city yesterday.
Mr.. A. Y. Wilson. who has been here
for the last few days. left for Bethany
yesterday morning.
Mrs. p. II. Beckley OF Wheeling. is
at the Hotel Stratford this week.
/ T. j. McKeever OF Bellevine. Ohio.
Is in this city for a few days.
ID. G. O'Brien Of Pittsburgh. Is a;
the Stratford. having come TO attend
the commencement OF Mt. dc Chantal
Mrs. Harry Levi OF Boston. Is the
guest Of her sister. Mrs. J. Howard
Wells. OF the Island.
Rev. a. l. Benze. pastor OF the Zior
Lutheran church. leaves today for New
York City.
Judge r. VI. Addleman. who is hold.
ing court In Wellsburg. was in the city
yesterday. The Judge delivered his
first charge. judicislly. TO the jury
Monday.
j Byron Nickerson. secretary IA
Congressman VI. " Nicely. has re-.
turned TO Washington. -. G.. after a
business visit In the city.
Included In the class Of nearly three
hundred which will be graduated from,
Nassar College. az poughkeopsie. y
Y. a. the annual commencement OK.
e~rcises today and tomorrow are Miss
Frances ogden. daughter Of Mr. End
Mrs. w. q. ogden 81 this CITY. Miss
Natalie Switzerland Of EIkins. and
Miss Ruth Dean. Of Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs. clyde Brand and chl.
dren have gone ~ Wheeling where M-
Brand be- this week 10 take the work
in 32nd degree Masonry. The brands
expect 20 remain in Wheeling the on.
tire wcck-Morgantown Post-Chrop.
iclc
Mrs Henry Levedar BE- lying A. her
home. No. $500 Woods street. In a
serious condition a. o result Of a FAN
down a short flight of stairs q few
days ago. dislocatng her shoulder
and sustaining r number 81 severe
bruises about The body owing 10 al
vancod years. 10 is feared that Inc
injuries may prove fatal to Mrs Iave.
daR who has resided on the South
side for q great many years
Edward Haynes. one Of the oldest
employees In point % service IT Ia
BELLE mile. South Side. is In pretty
bad condition az biz home on south
Woods street During the past few
weeks be has Undergone thre minor
operations. with little result.
Fl Mayor j. T. Henry. Of Buckhan-
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WeddIno Announcement.

The Wheeling friends OF Mr.. Theo-
dore Grade will be interested In the
news OF his approaching marriage 20
Miss Erma Terrell. the daughter OF
Mr.. G. ID. Terrell. of Tennessee. The
wedding IL TO take place June 2s. at
Los Angeles. the winter home OF the
Ferrells. After a our of several
weeks TO places OF interest in the
West. Nr. and Mrs. Grade will reside
at the Hotel Sorrento. in Seattle.
Wash. Mr.. Grade. who formerly lived
here. is now located in the West and
has charge OF the Pacific coast terri
tory OF an automobile firm.
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Red Rsspeerries and curranss.

Red raspoerries make nne Jelly.
and are especially nice combined with
ourrants in jelly and preserves. When
combining for canning. use half and
half Of each kind OF fruit. In making
Jelly. use one-third currant juice and
tvo-thirds raspberry juice. In making
raspberry jam you can use twothirds
red r~aspberries and one-third cur
rants. In making the above jam use
threefourths OF a pound Of sugar 10
n pound OF fruit. and in making the
Jelly use n pound OF sugar to each
pound of fruit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-09

The Girls Outing Club OF the Y. w.
c. 4, enjoyed their annual banquet
last evening at the association build.
ing. Covers were laid for forty. the
members and their friends. The tables
were graced with an artistic arrange,
ment OF roses and pink peonies. Miss
Minnie Giesler was toastmistress and
the following had interesting portions
OF h program: Miss Dora Wagner,
Miss Rena Wagner. Miss Elizabeth
Dunn and Miss Louise Shepherd.
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Charity Bazaar.

The bazaar which is being held in
tho Reister property on South Market
street, had a very prosperous opening
night n a large crowd was in atten.
dance throughout the evening. Large
quantities of articles were sold. the
proceeds OF which will be donated 10
the congregation of the Syrian church
for much-needed repairs OF church
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BRILLIANT BALL
FOR VISITORS
MT. oecrANrAL ALUnsAE EN-
TERRAIN oUTLOF-TOWN
GUESTS
Elaborate Affair Wac Held Last Night
az Carroll civo-other Social
Notes 81 Interest

The Alumnae Association of the Mt.
DE Chantal Academy entertained the
visiting members together with the
isl5-graduating class. Last evening at
the Carroll club. with a grand ball.
which was one OF the browning events
Of the Mt. DE Chantal commencement
eason The attendance was very
large. indicating the loyalty of form
CT pupils.
The ocior decorations were in keep
ing with the Mount coiors OF green
and white. The walls were adorned
Nith white blossoms and Ereenery and
Florist Langhans had arranged vines
and blossoms from the balcony In a
highly artistic manner. PaEker's Saxo.
phone orchestra which furnished the
excellent program OF dance music. was
hidden behind palms and greenery on
the stage.
At eleven o'clock during an inter
mission an elaborate supper was serv-
ed In the dining room. Decorations OF
green and white were seen here also.
the tables being conferred with clust.
ers OF white flowers and ferns. Mrs.
Harold Moore Sawyer assisted by a
skiilful committee had full charge OF
the arrangements which were brought
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-09
HELPS FOR
HOUSEWIVES
Raspberies

Black or red raspberries are nice
canned. Use about one1hird pound
OF sugar 10 each pound Of fruit. or
less n you do not wish them very
sweet Place the sugar With q little
water IN a preserving kettle. and when
boiling add h ra~spberries and cook
for about nve minutes after they have
come TO a boil. Flli clean rams until
overlooking. then seal up alright
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Shiny Garments.

The garment should be given a good
brushing. after which lay II out fat
on an ironing board and place over
the garment a wet cloth wrung out.
and press with a hot iron. but not un-
Ill thoroughly dry. Continue the
steaming and pressing over the entire
garment; the result will astonish you
and the cloth will be as fresh as n
done in q shop.
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W0MAN'S CLUBS


The members Of the Island Literary
Club met last evening at n home Of
Miss Mary Pogue. on South York
street. This was the last meeting Of
the season. and the attendance was
very large. Denmark was the topic
for discussion. with the great scient.
lists. artists and writer's Of hat coun.
try. furnishing a program OF unbound.
ed interest.
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Bridae Tea.

Mrs. T. II. jackson. Of Woodsdale.
will entertain with one of the prettiest
parties OF the week, in compliment "a
Mrs. G. H.. Sands. of Honolulu. and
Mrs. Rawson Harmon. OF Detroit.
Mich. Decorations will be fragrant
spring flowers arranged about the
rooms. Bridge is to AFFORD the after.
Moons amusement, followed BY tea.
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VIRGINIA LEE

ing at the home OF Miss Margaret Con.
ter in Elm Grove. The first hours
were spent with needlework and the
remainder merrily in music and chat,
with a dainty luncheon served the
club which included:
Misses:
'Etnel R~hinehart. Ethel Snyder.
Katherine Ritter, Mnrgarct Schneider.
Ntrgini Sclby. Margaret Confer.
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Bridoe-Tea.

Mrs. Joseph Coudon. Jr.. OF Wood
lawn. will be hostess this afternoon
TO a number of her friends at a bridge
tea arranged in honor OF her guest.
Miss A. NJ. Coudon of Perrysville. Ind.
This will be n OF the charming az
fairs OF the week and tbs prettily ap-
pointed tea a pleasing feature.
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property. The teachers OF the Cathe-
dral night school inaugurated the af-
fair and were active In all the orange
ments. Mrs. Felix MCGEE was chair
man and TO her much credit is due for
the success 81 the affair.
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Mrs. Leo Wolf. OF South Front
TO meet Mrs. Harry Levi OF Boston.
Mass, who Is the guest OF her sister.
Mrs Howard Wells. The evening was
pleasantly spent and completed with
the serving of attractive refreshments.
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PUPILS PICNIC
q" F%reshies" Enjoy Outing VI BHo
Wheeling Greek.

The 'Freshics % the % class Of
the Wheeling hish school held their
picnic 81 FOlmars Grove. up Big
Wheeling creek yesterday. A basket
dinner was served a. noon. In tho af
ternoon the feature Of the outing was
q ladies baseball same. In which
teachers and pupils took part. Ma
score Of the same vas Given but 10 ia
not eHpectea the result will. In any
way. change the standing % the clubs
IN the Central league.
Afte r. fun days outing the teachers
and pupils returned home
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Entertained Club.

The members OF the ]. L. club were
pleasantly entertained last evening AZ
the home OF Miss Angela Kaltenbach.
OF Market street. Needlework afford.
ed the pastime OF the guests and al.
uacuve refreshments were served
during the evening TO the members
who are.
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from this city. The afternoon will b,
devoted TO fancywork.
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Wedding Announcement
The following announcement cards
have been received by friends of Mr..
and Mrs Wilbur Heslop.
Mr. and Mrs william rr SANDER
the marriage of their aurtfe
Louisa "
fu
NJ wilbur WeaI4r
Monday. June seventh
nineteen hundred and FrfTrn
Canton. Ohio
At Home
No lle North Fourth street
Martins Ferry. ohio