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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-27

a very interesting meeting was held
yesterday afternoon In the Board OF
trade Rooms. By the members Of the
local suffrage League. relative TO the
air meeting which Is to be held IN
front OF the city hall on May sth. EN-
tensive plans are being made. ~insuring
the success OF the meeting. Several in
speakers from out OF town as
well as some very prominent local ones
interested In the cause. have been en-
gagged 70 make addresses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-27

Five deeus OF trust were left for
record with the clerk OF the county
court yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-27

Representative 81 the Beieian
government are trying 10 drive an
automobile the length Of Africa from
the Cape Of Good Hope 20 Cairo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-27
Hostess at eIrthdav c.l.br,,Io,

Mrs. =. II. He'll at her home on
North Market street Hospitality re-
ceived the friends OF Miss Julia
ODeary, and Mr.. Herman He'll who
celebrated their natal day Sunday.
The evening was most pleasantly
spent In music. several splendid solos
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-27
BRIEFS

RESOLUTIONS READ-Judge Ad-
dleman yesterday caused to be read
into h record OF the Circuit court
the resolutions of respect adopted BY
the Ohio County Bar association for
the late Judge Charles {. Newman.
Clerk OF the Circuit Court John l..
Kingdom cad the resolutions.
coMrrrEE MEETS-A meeting Of
the advisory committee OF the Asso-
ciated Charities was held yesterday af-
%tcrnOon at I o'clock. The meeting was
held Tor the purpose OF taking up mat
tiers relative % the meeting that will be
held next Tuesday.
TAKE UP NEW LAw-Yesterday
morning the county commissioners took
up snd discussed the new weights and
measures Jaw. Action was delayed until
the prosecuting attorney could be pres
ent u render "A decision on the require
ments OF the law.
PAXTON FoUNTAIH-work OF re-
pairing the Paxton fountain was started
yesterday By city employees. The entire
fountain will be redccorated In keeping
with the identifying Of the public
square
ART DEPARTMENT BACK HOME
The art department Of the Wheeling high
the high school building yesterday for
the frst time since the structure burned
more then a year ego, The domestic
science department viii occupy their
quarters in the newly constructed build
ing In a short time.
CREEK HAS SWEET AROMA"-
Wheeling creek Is about the dirtiest and
foulest looking stream at present that
one wishes to behold. The stencil arts
ing from the stream. carried on the
balmy breeze Of spring. il a perfume one
In passing over either bridge yesterday
stopped to look upon the beautiful and
serene creek. Wheelings pride and the
peoples Joy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-27
COUNTY COURT.
MarriaQe Licenses.
Executor Named.

Willard c. Wallace and Hattie
Hickman. both OF Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-27
Deeds Of Trust

lot 50 in Pl~easanton; consideration
SO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-27

Ourt SOnCrTL
me students OF the Court Studio will
give an Interesting recital OF popular
music at theclub rooms Of the Lad
Moose; this evening, corner OF Eleventh
ana Market streets. who are entertain
mig with a dinner. The or
chestra OF the studio will furnish a
charming program Of music. which will
De interpreted with several solos by a
NUMBER OF talented young vocalistS.
dered:
go - $780, orchestra
Solo-'lf i Were a Rose"
Miss Sylvilla Hughes
Solo-"Dream
Miss Mildred McKeever
Solo-"Soidier Boy"
Miss Mildred McKeever
solo-"Moonbeams" Miss Martha Due
Mrs; Ruth n Emblem Will sing. I'm
Lee ana Up the Missippi Cabaret
Miss May kindeiberEer will be- the sc-
companist Of the evening. the members
OF the orchestra being Misses Ester
schaver. Mary Kindelberger. Miss
Croupe. Lydia Guy. Mrs. Ruth h. Pm
blem and Mr.. Fred Schaver.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-27

being rendered by Mr.. /. y. Mercer
n Mr.. H. d.. Clouse. Miss Edith
ClouSe presiding at the piano. Other
NUMBERS furnished an evening OF
rare pleasure, with dainty refrasb.
ments served at a late hour The
guests were:
Misses
nayme Slouse, Julia OrLeary.
Edna Clouse,
Messrs.
L y; Mercer. II. d. Clouse,
r H. heii' Herman He'll,
Mesdames
Clouse, F. H. He'll.
II. ID. Clouse,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-27

INC Fourth Ward Union school will
oner an exceptionally good program
Friday evening. April 30. which will
be repeated again on Monday eve
ming. A small admittance fee will be
charged which will be used by the
school for the purchase of a Victrols
Many interesting attractions are en-.
bodice in the program which will
consist OF musical numbers, songs.
folk dances, dumb bell drills. NAV
pole dances. and a number of play
lettes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-27
ANNIVERSARY OF
EXCELSIOR LODGE
CELEBRATED IN elaborate
MANNER LAST EVENING
Dance and Euehre Party In a. o. v.
W. Rail Largely Attended
Other Social Notes.

The twenty-second anniversary OF
the Excelsior lodge. was celebrated
In a very delightful manner last eve
ming al the A. o u. W. building on
Chapline street. a large crowd being
In attendance. The committee who
had the arair in charge felt well re
paid for their efforts which met with
such absolute success. Dancing was
the feature OF the evening with the
younger people while those preferring
cards were well provided for. as
twenty tables were utilized In pro
gressive euchre. handsome prizes be
Ing awarded the most skillful. Ele-
giant refreshments were served at
eleven o'clock. the dancers remain
ing until twelve. A fine program be-
ing furnished by Stupp's orchestra.
Messrs. p. ID. Frederick. Chas. II.
Meyn and II. r. r. Riever we're in
charge OF the arrangements.
The following carried on the prizes
Mesdames W. A. Helfenbine. John
Ochsenkuhn and John J. Gompers:
Messrs. Peter Walt. Charles A. Ward.
Carl Blum and Steve Dawson. the
winner OF the BOBBY"
The guests in attendance were:
The Washington herald., 1915-12-11
With =? S:$ Berberich's Children's Shoes

handsomely Strongly and ctyeg boxed
get than so Berbeich&
both and
earnhow shoes
efo comfo
able Bs And when remember that BERBERCHS Wa
mother and you'll get the
GameFr
The Washington herald., 1915-12-11

Here. the great sale for the Kddes BERBERCHS giving away
right before Csma, when everybody thinking the greatest
game the long evenings that has been made HIS just like
the real outdoor baseball and your father will like play with
sells for half dollar department stores and toy stores but get
It free.
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nIRrHs ANp pnATHs.

Deaths-Afrs. Mary wlnslow, IS years
col Park avenue; Mrs. Frederick Whit
more 30 years, hospital; X. i. Patterson
10 years, hospital; A. II. Hopkins, w
years, 25O4 Howard; Paul Hauser. 30
years. 1913 Chicago; Catherine Counsman,
] month, ais Parker; Mrs. q. II. Bush,
hospital, 81 years; Grace Smith. is years,
1O6 Parker; Lorindo Robson, II years
2s02 Cas-; Isaac b. Potter. SO years. zzlS
y, South Side; Eva l. Penny, 3S years
eoi South Thirtieth; Frank b. Penny, ~
years, COZ Souah ThIrtieth; Joseph. 5.
Overturf. AZ years. i72l Cunning Albert
II. Brink. 81 years. sS South twenty
fifth avenue.
1852 Monroe, South Side, boy Stanley
and Joanna Bida. Forty-second and j,
south side. boy; Frederick and H,nily
Binder. hospital. boy; William a, and
Mary T.. F'rohanich. 500 South Thirtieth,
boy; Averill and Fay Garrison. l5l0 South
Twenty-aixth. boy; Victor and Fay john
son, 4a02 Pratt, girl; Henry and Eta
Krakousky, 14i7 North Seventeenth, boy;
Alfio and Angela la Ferla, 1918 North
Seventeenth, boy; Samuel and Sophie
Markowltz, 4Oos T. South Side. boy;
Martin and Margaret Murphy, 2o4s. North
Twenty-first, boy; william and lola
Richards. ssis Mason. bOyi Russell and
Ellen Rector. b3l5 North Thirtieth. boy;
George and Clara Young. hospital. girl.
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AUTOMOBILES
Whenever you are considering selling or
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MARRIAor LICENsns.
nuILDINe PERMTTs.

V. Kosten, S19a Isarimore avenue. frame
dwelling, 1850; Philippe a Durham, tei7
California. frame dwelling, $500; Leo
Baroch. 1899 South Ninth. attentions. 500.
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500 REWARD.

AUIOMObll4E SIOlAEN.
One Ford touring car, model year 1915,
No. 6o&22. motor No. 7f72t2. state license
No. S566 equipped with top, Windshield
Gray & Davis electric starter and light
ing system. demountable rims, Willard
batteries, Stewart speedometer four Fire
stone and one Fisk castings. extra de-
mountable rim and casing on carrier left
side car, two long scratches on side bat
terry box.
Stolen from corner 18th and Capitol
Ave. Omaha. between 8 and IL o'clock
D. m, October 30 1915. from q. M. Stevens.
SO CASH REWARD will be paid for
the return OF said car within six months.
or information directly responsible for its
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the arrest and conSietiOnT ~ tSs paStv Tor or
parties who stole said car
Notify any local agent OF the Royal In
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-23
West PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Becker, 2123 South
Simpson street. left Monday for Suffering
Springs. N. j., where they will spend the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Simpson, SD
and Market streets, have just returned
from visit to Kennett Square, Pa.
Mr. Christopher Grimes, Jr.. 5627 Cath
arine street. win return heme from Say
louisville, Pa, where he has been since
May recovering from illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F, Dallas, 1850 Spruce
street. are spending the summer in the
Poconos.
Mr.. Frank Sheeran. SO North 3sth street,
left yesterday for Atlantic City, N. j., to
remain all summer.
Mrs. Margaret r. Clarke, Miss sarita
Clarke and Mr. Richard Clarke, 512O Re-
gent avenue, are at Winthrop Highlands,
Mass, until October /.
Mrs. S. Cameron Burnside, of 42d and
Spruce streets, is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
William Burnham at their camp in Maine
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-23

Lincoln Drive. entertained informally al
,tse Wednesday afternoon. Mr.. and
Mrs Roberts will visit the Exposition In
the autumn. ~
MISS Phoebe Carliie and Miss Elizabeth
Carlile. OF 56l2 Greene street will leave
next next week for the Panama Pacific Ilxpo-
sition and Yellowstone Park.
MRS Ella B. Ely, Of AZ Carpenter street.
Haddon Hall Ivy at
Mrs. William strawbridse. of West
9cnooi House lane, entertained at dinner
oh wednesday night at her home.
Mr. and Mrs Stanley c. Deacon of AZ
west Phil Elena street. Germantown
are at Larehmont, ~ j. for the summer.
Mr. MIR, and Mrs. Alfred Martin. Of 1i9 West
N"snlhgton lane, and their two children
have returned from a two weeks' sta,, e.,
Atlantic City.
Mrs. Sarah vandegrlft, Of 1872 West
sIttenhouse street and her sister. Miss
wary Crossley are the guests of their
aunt mrs Daniel Lindley, at her home I'm
Atlantic City.
DR.. John A. O'Brlen, of 5616 Greene
street VIII leave today for Asbury Park
for short stay.
Miss Ripley, Of Boston, Mass, ia the
guest OF Mrs. Robert Kinkald. of i21 West
Rittenhouse street. o''
Miss Mary Reilly, Of 61OO Baynton
street. mas left for Ocean City, where she
VIII remain for the summer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-23
Tioga


Mrs. William II. sivel, of 1888 North
Broad street, and her granddaughter,
Miss Miriam Carter, of 1923 North 10th
street. will leave tomorrow to spend the
remainder of the season at ocean City.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph A. Coke, of 59S2
Pulaski avenue. formerly of Tioga, are
taking an automobile trip through the
New England States and will return in
fortnight
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Sosna and their
family, of 1928 North Broad street, are
staying in the Pocono Mountains for the
balance of the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brooks, of 3629
North 10th street, will spend the remain
der of the season at Wildwood,
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Amber, the
Misses Charlotte, Mary and Letiua
Amber, and Mr.. Irwin Amber. of 3l3l
North 18th street, are at their summer
home, in East Orange.
Mrs Robert Matthews, of Clark Sum
init, Pa, is the guest of Miss Helen Hurl-
burt.
| Mr.. William r. McCluskey, of 1860 North
Park aVenuei Mr.. Albert X. MCCULLOUGH,
| of 1892 Rosewood street; Mr.. Harry f.
Baumgartner, of 2739 North Broad street,
and Mr.. James d. Wilson, of 2SO3 North
18th street, have gone to Niagara Falls,
and from there will make tour of the
Thousand Islands.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Rothschild. of 1243
West Allegheny avenue. have gone TO
Atlantic City, to remain through the
summer.
Mr. Frederick Koch, of st. Marks
square, has returned from Anglesea, N. ].
Miss Alice Maybaum, who has been
visiting Miss Henrietta Jeselsohn at her
summer home in Atlantic City for two
weeks. has returned to 1888 North 18th
street
Mr. and Mrs. Fisher Dalrymple. OF 1850
North 18th street, have gone to Ocean
City to remain until autumn.
Mr. and Mrs. George II. Wobensmith,
of 1918 West Ontario street, will leave
August 1 for months visit to Peer
mont.
Mrs. M Murdoch and Miss Marian q.
Murdoch, of 1908 West Cayuga street. are
passing several weeks at the Delaware
Water Gap.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-23
baRGE NUMBER or PHTL4DELpHTANg
ARE TO BE FOUND AT BAR HARBOR
Persons From THIS City Add Greatly to Gaiev Of Fano.
ResortS-Su6rag8ts Meet in Gerrantoaon.
Personals Of Varied Interest

1,ocfETY at Bar Harbor, Me, is well
represented by many Philadelphia
ssmnies. who are doing a great deal to
IA TO the summer geiety by their de-
a4btful entertaining.
Among those from this city are Mr..
"A Mrs. Edgar r. Scott, Mrs. John Mar
~ Mrs Edward Coles, Miss Mary Rob-
- Coles. Mrs. Alexander Brinton
e,xe Mrs william y. Churchman Miss
rmiiie Dutih, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward De
Morrell Mr.. and Mrs William Little
-, savage, Mrs. A. ]. Cassatt, Miss
sols b. Cassatt, Mrs G. Morton Smith,
~ and Mrs John Madison Taylor
New York is also well represented Mr.
.nd Mrs John Auchincloss and Miss
Soanna II. Auohlncloss are occupying
1ulramichi" for the summer months.
4he Hon. and Mrs. Alfred Anson, Miss
flsxandra Emery, Mr.. Thomas Emery,
a, John Emery are at their wonderful
rotsaee as usual Miss Emery made her
Sebut last winter and was extensively
sn,ertained. so IL is natural that she
.bouid be one of the most feted of the
younger set at the Maine resort TINS
sammer
Mrs. Henry Baker. Miss Charlotte s.
rsker and Mr.. James b, Baker are occu-
ovlng their cottage, Fairview. for the
sotnfner Mrs. Gardiner Sherman and
Miss Jessie Gordon Sherman are at their
6ane. Keewaydin. Mrs Elliott Shep-
ana. Mr.. and Mrs. William Sheppard.
Miss Maud Sheppard and Mr. William e.
abeppard, Jr., are also among those who
are amending the summer at Bar Harbor.
NJ L. Edward Firth, Miss Louise S.
rflth and Mrs. Hendrix Hudson are
snendIng the summer in one of the NAL
vern cottages.
suffrage enthusiasts in Germantown and
t.heetnut Hill turned out in full force
Yesterday, the occasion being a garden
party at the home of Mrs, John Goodwin,
in5 East Haines street. Miss NJ. Estelle
Russell will speak at o'clock The fair
viii be in progress from until o'clock.
Mics Marion Priestley Toulmin, Miss
rdwina c. Hensel and Miss Alberta u.
Hensel have returned from Silver Bay,
n Y, where they spent 10 days attend
Ing the conference.
Miss Mary Bentley, of 423 South 18th
street, is spending the summer In Bryn
Mawr. Pa.
Judge and Mrs. A. NJ. Beitler. 1916 Pop
lar street, have gone to the Panama-Pa-
CHIC ENpOblliOil III ~dlilOiiiitss
Mrs. and Mrs. Rodney Merrick. Of
Penleigh, Roxborough, are spending
the summer at Mantoloking, N. j., where
they have taken a cottage.
Miss Mary Grove, of quincy and Hort
ter streets, Germantown, will join he'
family this week at their camp near
Dlngman's Ferry, Silver Lake Pa. where
eae will spend the remainder of the sum
tner and entertain several house parties.
Judge and Mrs. Lewis Starr, Miss Mar
Fuerite Starr, of Woodbury., N. j., who
have been at their cottage, at Beach
Haven, left the end of last week for the
Adrondacks by auto to visit friends on
saranac Lake for several weeks and also
stopping and making several visits en-
route
Mr.. and Mrs. North Emory Bartlett and
family are at their summer home, Beau
vOlr Fort Washington, Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-23
Along the Main Line

HAYERFORD-Ir and Mrs. Victor C..
Mather of Avonwood Cottage, will go to
Narragansett Pier the first of August, to
k the guests OF Mrs. Charles Randolph
lnowden.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Plunkett Stewart are
Entertaining at their summer home in
Narragassett Pier Miss Eleanora Sears,
o. Boston.
BRYN MAWR-Miss Anna Moore, of
Norristown, who has been visiting her
cousin, Miss Christine ziebarth, of Lam
caster avenue, returned home Wednes-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Wallace. of %
Bryn Mawr avenue, have returned from
q short stay at Atlantic City.
Miss Gertrude Rand, of Gulf road. is
pending six weeks in Brooklyn, visiting
her mother.
Mr. John L. Moore, of "a Merton ave-
hue, has returned from the Pocono Noun
iains. where he has been spending sew
sral days,
ARDMoRE.-Mr. and Mrs. Edward H.
Lycett, Jr., expect to spend the month of
August at Cape May.
Mrs. Byron p. Moulton and Mrs. George
a, Brooke, who are returning from mo-
tor trip through the West. are at pres
ent in Cleveland, o. From Ohio they
viii tour through New York and the New
England States before returning to Ard
more in October
Mr. and Mrs. William C. McClintock.
q Church Road. have returned from a
motor trip through the South. Miss Jes-
sle McClintock. who has been visiting in
gettysburg. recently returned to Ard
more.
MERION.-Mr. and Mrs. Isidor Levin,
q Linden lane, will spend the remainder
q the summer at their cottage in the
Pocono Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard H. Pickering. of
bowman avenue, expect TO go on
yeehting trip over the weekend.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-23
y Along the Readinp.

MT. and Mrs. Harrison S. Morris. Miss
Catharine s. Morris, of Old York road near
Chelten avenue, will spend the summer
months at their cottage at jamestown. r..
L., as VIII also Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert Low
erlng, of Noble, Pa, who will leave this
month, and Mr.. and Mrs Corbett Lover
ing and family Of Jenknt0wn, will also
spend the remainder of the summer at
jamestown, r. /.
MIR. and Mrs. John Thomas. of Wyncote.
accompanied by their two daughters, Miss
Ethel kneass Thomas and Miss Catherine
y. Ihomas are occupying their cottage
az camden, Me. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
VIII have as their guests during this
month Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gully, of 1921
Thompson st.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mathers, of Cross
wicks Farm, Jenklntown, are entertain
ing Mr.. Thomas Bachelor, OF New York.
Miss Phoebus, of New York. is the guest
of Mrs. Henry H. C. Sharpless, of La
burnums. Chelten Hills. She will return
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer X. Mulford. of
Wyncote, are at Southampton, L. t. as
the guests of Miss Florence Earle John
son.
Among the little ones from along the
Reading who are seen nearly every Tues
day and Friday moring in the Dancing
Class at the Casino Club, Ocean City, are
Miss Dorothy Wells, daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. George Wells, of Jenkintown; Miss
Pauline Fiske, of Logan; Miss June Cur
ran, Of Logan; Miss Frances Wheeler, of
Oak Lane; Miss Helen Graham, of Wynn
cote; Miss Dorothy Burke, of Logan, and
Miss Marion Gully, of Logan.
Mrs. Barringer. of North Broad street,
Logan. and her daughter are at Ocean
City for the summer
Mrs. Anna M. Breyer and daughter,
Miss Irene Breyer, of 1909 Rockland street,
Logan are at Ocean City, where they will
remain for the summer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-23
Bala-CYnwYd

Ara. j. X. Jones and Mr Lewis Jones,
q state and Woodbine roads Cynwyd,
secompanled by Mrs. W. p. Wright, will
save August 10 for a three-week stay in
taelsea. N. j.
ar and Mrs. Ernest NJ Hopkins. OF
.tnarth road. Cynwyd, expect to leave
..e middle OF August for tour through
Rev England.
.if. and Mrs. Charles ", Luders, OF
foAtgomery avenue. Cynwyd, will spend
j.
NE Robert Hamilton, OF Pembroke
4e-a' Cynwyd. viii leave shortly for
2 o-Week stay IN Vermont; later he will
@ Atlantic City 70 remain until the
a,eais Of August.
7r and Mrs. G. X. Bennett and family
taken a house on Edgehin road.
-Ala. Tor the summer months,