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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-21
COAL LAND RECORD
BEING LOOKED UP
}. v. THOMPSON INTEREST BEING
WATCHED BY NEW YORK
CORPORATION.
Attorneys In the City Yesterday elt
Refused 20 Make Statements
Speak optiristically.

Attorney Harry Scherr. one OF the
most prominent lawyers in the south
ern part OF the state. and a member OF
the firm OF Goodykoontz and Scherr-
OF Williamson. MinCO county, arrived.
in Wheeling last evening. accompanied
by Mr.. George b. Johnson. a New York
capitalist
They are representatives. OF a large
New York corporation. which has
5000 acres OF coal land. valued at
about S25OOO0 IN Marshall and Wetzel
counties which was sold to J. V
Thompson, president of the First Ma
tional bank of Uniontown. Pa. that
closed its doors a few days ago.
When seen by an Intelligencer man
last evening az the Mcclure. Mr.. Scherr
declined To give out an interview
relative to the acutal connection he
has with the matter However. he
said that he had been called upon 10.
look after the interests OF the New
York syndicate that had sold Nj
Thompson the large coal acreage in
the TWO mentioned counties which Mr.
Thompson had about paid for. He
and Mr.. Johnson came 10 this section
TO look up the records and other in
struments in connection with tie sale
of the land and TO consult with local
attorneys and others in connection
with the Thompson failure.
Mr.. Scherr was rather optimistic.
relative to Mr.. Thompson's failure.
saying that il is probable that the nix
banker will be able 20 satisfactorily
untangle his financial embarrassmep.
in due time IL his friends viii cone
forward with the proper assistance
and It was unfortunate that MI
Thompsons failure came just AZ this
time. Mr.. Schcrr paid tribute 70 Nj.
Thompson as a man OF wonderful abil-
ity in personally concentrating sue
cessfully the many deals in the past
seevral years
Mr. Scherr will leave today for.
Parkersburg to look after other mate
tiers relative TO the Thompson failure
and may go to Pittsburgh in the sane
connection before returning home.
Mr.. Johnson left early last evening
for New York.
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"CHlLD LABOR"
DAY OBSERVED
AT NEW Y. w. c. A. NEXT SUNDAY
WITH DR.. HALL TO SPEAK
AND OTHER FEATURES.
The ST. Matthew's Choir Will Sing at
~. W." at $3.50 .. mall are
Welcome to Attend Service

Child Labor" day will be observed
at the new Young Woman's Christiaa
Association Sunday afternoon at 4:2p
O'Clock In lieu Of the usual SUNDAY
afternoon service. DR.. Harry " Hall
of Morgantown University. will talk
on Child Labor. having made a special
study of the topic. He will make an
address which will appeal to old AMI
young alike.
The ST. Matthews fun vested choir
Will sing anthems during the service
and there will be other features. This
choir singing viii be an innovation a.
the. Sunday service as il Is so diner
ent from the programs given hereto
fore. The general public is cordially
Invited to attend and win find a great
difference in the furnishing and Al
mosphere at the new Y W. c. A.
The rooms are all in readiness this
week and everyone h. busy in the AS
signed apartments The committees
and newly elected officers are all busy
with the usual work and planning now
work and ideas which will make for
betterment throughout the realms OF
women's domain. The membership is
Increasing daily and the new Gaia
feria is the busiest place In the city
from II TO l and IN the evening Home
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MISS PANKHURST
WILL SPEAK HERE
ENGLISH sUFFRAoETTE LEADER
TO APPEAR HERE JAN.
UARN 20
Has Been Secured 20 Speak Before
an Audience In the Market Audi
toriun1-Nueh Interest

Miss Christabel Pankhurst. the Eng
lish sunragette leader. who n non
touring America, will speak At the
Market Auditorium Tuesday evening.
January 20. on international Mill
fancy"
\ rather unusual feature of her i'd
dress Is the fact that IL Is based on
real common sense about the War.
Amongst other Things Miss Pankhurst
will reply to various prominent per
sons who have criticised the British
policy in connection with the War.
She will also discuss the trading rights
OF neutral nations. and will deai with
certain peace proposals that are being
made. or course. the suffrage ques-
ton will come in for attention. as
pecially as IL is affected by the War.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-21
LINSLY BALL
Students Of Institute Are Making Ar
engagements for Affair 10 Be Held
at Elks' Club, February II.

The students of Linsly Institute =.
a meeting held yesterday took steps
looking forward TO the holding OF a
military ball February IL. in the Elks'
hall. The money derived from the
event will go towards the Linsly en-
dowment OF $4,000 which is to he
raised during the coming year. \
splendid program will be arranged
for the occasion by the committee IN
arrangements, consisting of G.. F.
Stroehman. l. 6. Warneke. Frederick
Ramsey. Harold Schenk. Herbert Hun
ter. J. VI. Gibson. Harry Cooper. Clar-
cnce Day. T. y. Elig, William KirbaCh.
Jr.. Matthew Metzner and Edward X.
Reed.
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HELP NATURE HOLD
YOUR HAIR CHARMS

Fluninese. even color. brluance an &
Voftness are the attributes of healthy
iair Nature requires only aruaibia
cleanliness. especially freedom frou
J1udruf iu exchange for hair boautt
You help Nature most WHOM you a.
est her by tho best method. fo safely
make and keep O. perfectly clcal.
healthy scalp Dol washing the hat
40 ie not advisable t0 uaf "a makcshIr
nei always uso preparation mao.
Tor ahamro0inr only You can enf1y
fhr best that ia known frr about fhre
cents shampoo by setting uackaza
OF cauthr0y from your drur-.Hf. Iis.
solve feaepU0uruI Iu a cup Of hot
water and your shampoo Del ready.
NffDr ifa usn the hair dries rapidly
with uniform color IludrIT. excess
Oh and dirt arc fI .H'vad and entirely
IFapprar Your NH. viii b. so nuTs
tfgt Do viii IooH much heavier Than
O. is fa mefrr and a1rneaa win also
delight YOU. while thD stimulated srs'p
ls rs The health which iusurcs hair
growth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-21
study Hour Music Department.

A most delightful meeting Of the
study club Of the Music Department
OF the WomRn's Club was held Wed.
nesday afternoon 81 the residence OF
Mrs Robert ". Browne. on Twelfth
street. Mrs. Flora Williams acted az
chairman. The study OF compositions
were the orchestra and the instru.
ments used in the orchestra. continued
from last week After the study hour
the wonder Danse macabre Of saint
Saens. and Haydns Surprise Sympho-
ny were PLAYED on tho Victrola. while
n description Of the compositions was
read by Mrs. Williams 10 tine mem
hers Of the club The interest In the
study hour 81 the Music Department
continues 70 increase. and each meet.
ing is more delightful than the one
past A. a sequel To- the study Of the
orchestra and orchestra music. the
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Daily Chit-Chat
10y Ruth cameronJ
THE FEATURES WE NOTICE.

What features or thr human face do
5000 notice mu-ft
think thp at'rHg" person notices
.S.4 which Be- mot strange. Tor eyes are
surely fh, most human. the most per
guuHl. tU, most alive part Ui IN" face.
They Ir" we'll called thr windows Of the
soul though abe, windows are sometimes
sadly ubsru..d by the dust OF SELFISH
ness and deceit or the curtains Of con-
Color D. ths thug many people notice
about the eyes. know woman who
.san t.l you what tuIurtd eyes her most
casual a.uuaIutau,s has. speak ~ The
appearance Uf someone with whom she
exchanged dozen iHruHI words 81 lu-
PRODUCTION ard never met again and she
what color Are Your Best Friends Eyes
no would Seem as though even an I'M
uI.rrliu. person would know the color
uf His iutwHf. frirnD- eyes. yet people
and general ,uIuriug. For instance.
SNOW . EIrI UNH U4a black hair. uu Olive
hu ana very BLACK Hsl'-. i'gplr w"
know Iur, intimately often Ep,tk uf her
.r'4.E hair Uuu H.aIh ~ '1.. N't a. f.
matter uf fHIi She has light golden
brown .,.ta unU Il bel only tn. DARK cur-
n.r a,u.rg. ..I'rInE which makes them
...m Hf..h
E,sasu, bs Che way often make
.E.. Chat arH mot Hf ull pretty 0f Dis.
fulfIf. Boo fu.uH,Isra appear out 81 the
.rHIrl.. HfH .H. frequently hears people
remark .u H strife pretty eyes when beg
.... ..uHU. mean though they may
r.f .#.w I. b.. fnH. .U. ur" tHlrh .Irig
i saaiH, as s',u'y - ~.F r.. ...
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often worth m... .HfH beauty fu ifa rHa.
I... ."H slight aluirf iu
f... Hr. char" .f ONE Is ts believe
Ii.H '.Hn. nH. .HIHrH GLORY QUAY D."
.H'H .H.w. Hr I...I1I who docs fHH
r OH. '"i". '. Ihn Awaken.
.H. m.r.. oil. n.f so often noticed a.
r.. uHr fH m. I' b.. fn. wHst inter.
...IHl .......I.. feature off fNH frlr.
49, .H.n..H .r ..r.rH.n shown iu every
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..I |...Hf OBJ. .H.sr off fHs forehead
feature" which HrI..f. Hr" more HUf fH
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..r.rI. .HH .rHH.IHH Incidentally 4
fI.ra .f H. should learn fH observe such
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bow MANY IH... H|..H H. have Thought
"fT.I|. commonplace. have H.rH. urHb.
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Woman.s Club Luncheon

Members OF the Woman's Club viii
all enjoy luncheon az the Windsor
hotel Friday afternoon when Miss
Julia Morgan Harding OF Pittsburgh.
and Mrs. John C.. Ruhl OF Clarksburg.
VIII be the honor guests. The lunch.
con will be served at one o'clock and
all wishing 10 attend should telephone
Mrs. ". C. McGregor Bell phone
917-L. Following the luncheon Miss
Harding will speak at the A. o. 4. W.
rooms on Current Events.
Mrs. Ruhl will be the guest OF Mrs
J. Shell Gibbs on the Island. Beside
the luncheon on Friday, "A number O;
events have been planned for tho
former state president of Woman
Federated Clubs. On Saturday. Mrs
Elizabeth Talson will be hostess
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-21
VISITS PROSECUTOR.

Or. J. A. MeCuaig Discusses Wee Con-
ditions In the City.
DR.. j. Aspinall McCuaig. refOrner.
paid Prosecuting Attorney II. NJ. Ad.
dleman a visit yesterday morning. The
two discussed the conditions in the
city and Dr. McCuaig informed the
prosecutor thar while there were city
officers to clean up the city. yet 10
looked a. if the county officials would
have To take q hand before the thing
was finally settled up. d" Bob said
that h. had nothing To say. desiring TO
wait until he saw what the others in
tended to do.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-21

Former Wheeling LADY,

Nlr. and Mrs. Joseph A Gles,uEaru
OF Fair Oaks wilkins avenue. VIII
give a card party tomorrow evening
in honor Of Mrs. He, bert - Munhail
OF Winebille avenue. who was Miss
Marguerite Armstrong Howard OF
Washington. ID. c.. before her mar.
rage. Tomorrow is Mr.. and Mr.
Glesenkamp wedding anniversary.
The guests are TO wear colonial COS,
tunes. sburgh Dispatch
Mrs. Glesenkamp BE- sister to Miss
Agnes Hess and Nessrs. Adam and
Henry Hess Of this city. and visited
here recently
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R.eeivers Apnointed.

UNIONTOWN, Pa. Jan. 2O.-Re-
ceiyers were appointed today for /. W.
Seaman and Frank n. Rosbero. bust
ness associates Of Josiah V. Thomp-
son. for whom receivers we're appoints
ed yesterday following the closing OF
the First National Bank OF Uniontowu
Monday. Seaman and Rosboro are
large holders OF coal land in Pennsyl-
vania. West Virginia and Ohio. state
ments showed Seaman's liabilities as
S2.S00.OOO and his assets as $1,000 O01
and RosbOros liabilities az 10000
with assets Of $685. 900.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-21

There was meeting Of the Won.
ans Literary Club ar the studio o.
Mrs. Lima Hounir sherman Weduss.
DAY afternoon. Many OF the member
were present. Miss Elizabeth Eskay
had charge OF the program and gave 20
detailed account of the German nd
Scandinavian authors and their work.
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club will give. In March. Romberg's
Toy symphony. members Of the club
taking part. THIS entertainment is
looked forward TO with great interest.
The next meeting OF the study club
will be held az the home Of Mrs
Browne on Wednesday February 10.
In connection with the meeting there
will be rehearsal by those taking
part in the symphony
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Bridge Partlea

This afternoon Mrs. W y. Tiernan
will entertain with bridge party for
Mrs. 8. s. Bloch and Mrs. Howard
Bodwell. OF Vandergrift. Pa
On Saturday afternoon Mrs Tier
nan entertains for Mrs. EdOuard ZieF-
Ter and Miss Dorothy Bloch This
event Will also be in the nature OF a
bridge party. Both events will be
prettily appointed and largely attend
ed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-21

..e lu Pittsburgh last year talked OF
IN" Junior work and gave an idea uI
Nhlt could lr dome Iu missionary NoTs
hN the omitted efforts Thes, AuNiliaries
are brauy hes of tut Board OF Missions
aud by the uit@d work. a great deal OF
good H. az, luIullsled
The meeting wa held 81 the residsn, 3
OF Mr~. br. a. A Eiatkfurd. and wa.
largely attended. During the afternoon
Mrs StetumstZ Bailey sang and letters
were read from various ruisstouari es
ana from Bishop keI--. L4s~ Fannie
Brady, Mrs. W. s. Brady and Mrs John
Eirch were among those who attended
the meeting from this city. Mrs. Kals-
Ton ~" To- attend Tho services az -
Matthew =. =. church and b. we'll
known In church circles here and IN the
ohio side.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-21

The officers OF the Wheeling High
school alumni are again becoming &C
tive after a good holiday rest. After
the production OF Stats" which
proved to be one of the successes of
the season in the way OF amateur the
atricals. the officers decided not 70
give any more affairs until after the
first Of the year. Al a recent meet
ing OF the officers IL was decided TO
hold a market. and space I'm the stores
OF Geo. r. Taylor and Geo. ". Shook
was secured. Homemade cand les .
cakes. bread and other delicacies will
be on sale. and Il IL expected that all
will be disposed Of by a short time
after noon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-21

The next kadec.Nisito to Do given
by the AriOn Society will take place
Thursday. January rs The usual fr.
menu will be- served and there will tr
the usual interest manifested
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cooked meals like mother used 10
make" are served with the menu in
Guiding all the delicacies usually
served in private homes.
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Junior Class Entertained.

At the home of Harold Schenk in
Woodsdale. Tuesday evening. the
members of the senior class of Linsly
Institute pleasantly entertained IA"
junior class. The evening was devoted
to music. cards and pool Al a seq
sonable hour delectatle refreshments
were served.
The following guests We're present:
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The Maids and Natrons Of Martins
Ferry, meet this afternoon with Miss
Catherine Iilton at her home on North
Fourth street. Needle work will De-
the diversion.
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Judge Herman A. Huudt was a. Cam
truu yesterday In connection with the
Martin D. Early bankrupt case. of which
Edward D'NeI. ST.. Of Elm Grove. or
Eauizsr FOR the shield OF Honor boo this
state. left yesterday FOR Parkrrsburx.
where d. b. preparing for the instItI-
ton OF 60 new lodge.
Mr.. and Mr-. Cecil \. Robinson. Of
tie Island. left last night Tor Winter
Park. Florida. where they viii spend
dr. l.. IS. SeIvcy. the well known
painting contractor u the south Side
Mrs Elizabeth o.Neu. o. Elm Grove.
Iowa. " ho has been visiting local reIl-
tiyes Tor the past few weeks. viii leave
this afternoon for DDuOra. Pa. where
william H Scib-rt for several days
Misses N'rda Patterson ana Belle
Henry Of WellshurE. spent tho first OF
ers
Dr. G.. %. Henry. Of Fsirmout. Is
e1eudiuE a few days Boo the city on pfo-
= D. Dunlap. ~ this clty srent Tues
DAY 90 Sew Martinsyille trausactiuE
Misses Angela and Francis peIgmiII.r
Uf this CITY viii spent the last ~ the
present week ua the guest of relatives
= a.. White. Of wilmington. 81. g..
general agent FOR the Atlantic coast line
spent yesterday 600 the city 600 business.
division Of the rcnuyIvauia railroad ~
detained at bic home iu North Wheel
'uE on account % Illu--s.
SIR and Nra Andrew Smith. Of the
Island. are rejoicing over the arrival y
H ten pound baby Eirl The b1uy'a
nam, I" h'.ua L'augre Mr. smith b.
manager of fn' Circulation Department
20 fNr intelligence
Vi and Mr. cecil Eohiurou and Mr..
Harriet Glass left tuesday Tor Florida.
both -tamm ~ tlfa city They win
motor rrum Jacksonville Co. Winter
M-. Tom stone. Of clarion. ga. who
has been tHe guest OF Mrs Albert -hs-
ban. o. tn, Island, leaves tudlE ~
tHay viii 70 to ueIand. Florida
Mrs John Ituhl Of 'larkaburr. ia fu
ne the guest ~ Mre Shrvsu Gibbs. 1r-
Mis- IHiia Morgan Harding. of ritt--
harEh. arrives In the Hit" Friday morn
.rr ~ u,t ou current Events before
miss fefsr TaiIson VIII leave tba rat.
Cor part Uf coo week. Cor Sew YORK.
Nlaaee Frances and Nugs.a uIsmlIer.
uarurarfIa where they viii Welt their
aunt Mra Joseph slender
Nal -urnshorr be- aurndi-E Oh feu days
un bue.nsHH 90 larE.rsburr
Wr and Nre q a NnEl0r. ~ Wool
lawn. nl.l leave urNf month Cor AfHrt"
John Af ,aar'.ls III rIuaiHrrH. .a s.a.
fling relative |n The UIfU.
Master Todd TraHaueiL VINO UlH been
s.r'gn.siy ln fgr th. past severe gseE.r
has about recovered but o. unable fn nf.
tend school nc present
county superintendent Uf Schools
John 90. T.Hrsar. bel In Charleston fu 1f.
tend a. meeting - county auurrIrfns#I.
srfa Uf tine state which wflI b.. held fH.
daY and Friday
NJ and Mrs johnson a. Mckinney
have returned from Charleston where
they spent tho uHrt Few DAYS while Nfr
Mckinley vac affeufinE "a mefUua of
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woMANs CLUE cALnxDAz

Thursday. Jar. q. $50 p. rn-Wo-
mans club. WeiIsburr. Hudson Hou-.
Friday. Jan. %. ESQ D. .m.-Woman's
club, Moundsyllle. Nrs ". 3D. Wood
Friday. Jan. p. $500 T. m-Curr,ut
Events Department. A o. a. W
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-21

\ newly organized dance CLUB OF
which Mrs. Blanche Baird Cooper ts the
Instructor. met az the Mcclure hotel last
eyeUiuE. Al the late society dances
Were taught and enjoyed bN ALI present
The guests had "a, use Of the large
dining room which u 30 we'll adapted to
dancing. the fiuuI being large and COW
cred with a lcnolium which D. better
than any barr uD0I.
riauois music was rendered during
IN. evening The FuN Trut. Brizillau
FOX Trpt. Hesitation Waltz and other So
gram.
The member. OF tn club who were
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MeLure-L b. Campbell. Ironton
o.: Mr. and Mrs. H. Walker. Dillon
vale. o.: r. A. Slitzinger, New Castle
Pa: W. A. Wells, Bellevue: L. r. SUIT
ton, MOrgantown. Harry Scherr. vii
hanson: Charles Katz, Canton. Ohio
J. r. Medows. Charleston; b. "
Ackles. Buckhannon; ID. T.. Thoenen
Sistersville. Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. show
acre. Moundsville
Grand Centrai-CN. Emerson. Nor
gantown: W. ". Whitman. New Phil
adelphis. o.
Brunswiek-Joseph A. Savage. Car
Isle; &. b. Adams. I.ittIeton. J. n
Miller, Newark. q.
Stsmm-Fred Dittmer. McKeesport
Pa: T. ~ Baldridge. Kenoya: T. "
Morgan. GAINESVILLE. o.: n. o. Miller
New Cumberland: W. ID. Mather
FernwOOd. o.. Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Hin
ton Bens Run
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Mercantile Club

The following is a copy Of cards is
sued by the Mercantile Club.
Mercantile club
l"lf-Ssarun-IHIs
cards and pantiuE
Tuesday. IauuaTt twenty sixth
nineteen hundred fifteen
cards n Co 10 D.. m. Dancing 10 Co n
Gu are earnestly requested Go be- pres
emit promptly at D.. ~.
Amusement Committee
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the executive council or the West Viz
ginia Board OF Trade
County Assessor VIM Hankey Ia
spending a few days IN Charleston. on
official business
r.. ~. Carney Of tho Windsor hotel. is
BOO Charleston for n few days
Br. l.. y. Refer. well known local
veterinarian. a. In Charleston on busl-
ness.
senator Ben J.. Eosenbloom arrived
YESTERDAY on short business visit from
Charleston. where Do has been attending
the session Of the legislature.
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WINTER
PARTY GIVEN
At THE CARROLL CLUB on WE'D
NEsOAY EVENING WAS
UNATTENDED
Many inforuiai Events Planned For
The Coming Weeks. Prior to Lent.
Womsn's Club Luncheon.

one Of the prettiest and most en-
loyable events ever given ~ the Car
roll club took place Wednesday even
ing. Miss Margaret Doyle was chair
man OF the committe In charge. and
made plans that they may be enjoy
able TO all The clue was beautifully
decorated with red. az the predominant
Ing color. The lights we're shaded in
red and long red streanfers were sus-
pended above the dancers. Baskets OF
flowers were suspended from the cell
Ing and there were showers OF flowers
about the rooms. The tables were
decorated with baskets OF pink roses
Cards were enjoyed In the parlors.
while dancing was the pastime in the
auditorium. Luncheon was served at
1880 O'Clock. Meister's orchestra
played. The following were in charge.
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The young lady across the way says
she overheard her tzfher say that the
new state administration ought TO dc
more for the boys in the trenches an
certainly We all ought 10 do wnat We
can for the poor soldiers even II IL
isn't our war
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eternal question. send far free bI1Eirf
.. a"sF.Hff.u. HrI recipe. Do d. Davis
Co.,. tI.b.keU ~
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British brewers in 1918 produced
37O7S.7GO barrels Of beer In 3SfG
licensed public and 4S29 private brew.
cries