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The bee., 1915-07-09

Mrs. E. A. cOenen and children
OF Montgomery Ala arrived san.
day to visit her sister Mrs. Robr.
Priest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Scarborough
of Dover Tenn have returned
home after spending a few DAYS
with Mrs. Elgie Sisk.
M. B. Long the we'll known and
popular proprietor Of the Bon
Ton Bakery left today for an ex-
tended trip to Greensboro, Bea-
yer Dam, Oshkosh, Sheboygan and
other places of note.
The bee., 1915-07-09
"Good morningI Have
you seen The Courier?
Evansville's best paper"

Mrs. G. h. Lindsay and little son
Of MadisonvIlle, spent Thursday In
the city the guest of her sister Mrs.
Lynn.
Mrs. Will Ross spent Thursday
night In MadIsonville.
Miss Agnes Lynn who has been
visiting relatives In ST. Louis for
several weeks has returned to the
city.
Ben Evans was in MadiSonville
Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. E. Barnett were in
Madisonville Tuesday at the Ball
game.
Mrs. Joe Taylor, of Henderson,
who has been visiting Mrs. Norman
Elan for several days has returned
home.
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feature Of the program. Besides the
many glowing tributes paid Rev.
Evans, be received several small
tokens Of respect and appreciation.
Chief among these was the beautiful
gold compass and square Masonic
PM donated by the members OF
the A. NJ. r. church.
The Children's Day program At
Zion Church was quite q success.
Mrs. Della Booker and Rev. II.
Amos are still on the sick list. No
improvements in either case.
Large attendance at the different
Sunday schools, Sunday and good
services at the churches.
Rev. Whlteside preached for Rev.
Evans Sunday afternoon and Rev.
Warden preached Sunday night.
The rally was quite a success. Tho
church raised the greater amount
Of money.
Cynthia Mae, the little niece OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie King 10 spend-
ing the summer at her home in Tenn.
A large number of people from
the neighboring communities we're
In darlington Saturday, Sunday
and Monday. They were attending
the picnic, church services and ball
games.
Mr.. Tom West who was a resi-
dent of this city for mum Der Of
years died in his room back Of
Julius Galbreath's Tuesday night
No one knows when he died. Tho
remains were shipped to Crofton
for burial.
Mrs. Glenn who lives on John
son Hill lost her Erandchild TuGri
day night. The remains we're
shipped to Pembroke for burial.
Rev, Thomas who was a resi-
dent Of this city several ye Al
ago died in Owensboro Wedbss
day nigh. He was visiting bic
sister there.
Rev. Evans left this morning
for different parts of Tenn.
Remember the big picnic to be-
gwen by the g, U. o. o. F.
Saturday. Earlington and st.
Charles will cross bats for the
championship. A ten dollar
prize will be given to the winning
team.
Mr.. Will Patton left for Water.
town Tenn July 4. he returned
Thursday night.
Mr.. Jim Davis's mother is
visiting him this week.
The bee., 1915-07-09

Miss MarRAret,Atkinso Who bal
been visiting IN Cadis for the pas
month has returned home.
John Moore was In Jacksonville
Tuesday night.
Ben Evans WAS In MadIsonvills
Tuesday night.
Mrs. ]. e. Fawcett and daughter
Hazel, Of MAdisonville, spent Thurs.
dav in the city with Mrs. Harriet
Browning.
Hansbrough Foard, who has been
visiting in New Orleans, returned
home Wednesday.
Miss Margaret and Louise Nc
Pherson, Lucy and Julia Fawcett,
Francis Elgin, Kathleen Wilson,
Nan Kirkwood, Lucille Whiting.
hill, Douglas Wilson, Elizabeth Mis-
bet and Mrs. N. f, Stone were in
Dawson Monday night attending the
dance.
John Long was in Madlsonville
Tuesday.
Ben Evans is working in Madison
vile this week.
Bob Schlottman, of Nortonville,
was in jacksonville last night.
Mr., and Mrs. w. X. Nisbet were
in MadisonvIlle Tuesday at the bail
game.
Messrsl Roy Davis, Bob Feather
stOn, Baker Fugate. Ed Long, Jim
Maloney. Rex McEuen, Paul Price,
Ralph Dudley, DR.. Sisk, Nollie
Umstead, Henry Rogers and X.
Kendall were In jacksonville Tues
at the ball game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommie Stokes and
mother left on Dixie Wednesday to
visit relatives In Georgia for a few
weeks.
Mrs. Jno. h. Fish Is on the sick
list this week.
A delightful picnic was held at
the Lake Tuesday. The congenial
company was composed OF the men,
bers of the B. D. E. Club and their
husbands and children. The day
was delightfully."- spent in fishing and
rowing and an elaborate lunch was
served.
Miss Gladys Whitford left We'd
nesday for Evansville to be the
house guest Of Miss Isabel Seitz.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Priest who
have been visiting relatives In
Greensboro have returned home.
Mrs L. c. Grasty has returned
to her home after pleasant visit
In Montgomery Ala.
Mrs. Morris Littlepage spent a
few days in the city with her
daughter Mrs. John Shaw.
The bee., 1915-07-09
TnSuring a Family

THIscOnsumptivegirl lived In little
house with her parents and four
brothers and q sister. When the
whiting nurse Of the city called upon
her she found the whole family In dan
ger Of contracting tuberculosis from
the young woman through ignorance
Of the proper methods Of caring Tor the
patient The nurse Instructed the
members Of the family about the prep
aratioA Of the girls food and the care
Of her room, 90 as to give her every
chance for life Most important Of an,
the nurse showed how the disease
tuberculosis spread from one per
son to another through the spit and
spray from the mouth Of a consump-
tive. They were taught that all Of the
eXpectorations should be caught In pa
per boxes or napkins and burned.
Those instructions practically insure
the lives Of the other members Of the
family.
The bee., 1915-07-09
News of the 7Own

Miss Merrie King left Friday to
visit relatives in HopkInsville for q
few days.
Sam Baker, of MadisOnville, was
IN the city Thursday morning on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dawes were
IN Madisonville Tuesday at the
ball game.
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COL0RED COLUMN
miss NevA Waters, EDITOR

Mr.. Wilbur Riley was in charge Of
the very excellent program which
was rendered at the Baptist church
Tuesday. Good music Was a special
The bee., 1915-07-09
L. d N. TIME CARD.

Time OF arrival of trains passing
through Darlington.
Effective Sunday, Jan. 30, 1915,
The bee., 1915-07-09

No. loo Sunday Sunday
I. c. r. r. TIME GARD
Time of departure OF Illinois Cen
trail trains from NOrtonville, Ky,
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To Have Complexion
That Men Admire

a man may admit. with great a1pbis-
ticatiou. that powder and rouge are me-
crHEnry aids 60 beauty" writes The
Countess Of Wenick. yet deep in his
heart be dreams o. the woman whose
IoE eliness needs no artificial touching
no. Women who appreciate this. who
give confederation fn the masculine
viewpoint avoid using anything that
might Indicate their beauty On not Ell
their own.
such women In Increasing mum Der are
acquiring the marculzed was habit. Hg
applying The wax at night az they would
cold cream. washing a. or i1 the H0ruIrE.
they secure. and maintain. entirely mad.
urnI rUmulrNiuuH. Their faces exhibit ru
evidence OF having been .bsauIusd
NufhiuE Del added Co The old complexion
the latter. instead. Dol discarded NTar.
UuIITrd wax. urururHuIn nf any drug
store can ounce A. auffrIeuf. HbHurba
fHU UrU|.HIIEfI outer uEIu HHruunI|.. HI.
most imperropubIr The fresh. clear.
e1firv urdsraFIr which appears. bears ID
healthy. youthful bloom uHI comparable
with che fixed artificial color"
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Side TALKS
10y h tn cameron.)
ONE REASON FOR Sell
FISHNESS

When fortress is besiegod without
and there is also a traitor inside who
wants TO let the enemy have his way.
That fortress doesn't stand much
chance. does e.?
Well. that IS just the position in
which the people who are ultra unset
hsh put their friends and housemates
a married friend Of mine has a wild.
owed sister living with her. The
younger woman is an intensely social
person who is always I'm demand. She
receives innumerable invitations 10
take part in the social. the church and
the club life Of the community. many
OF which she accepts. while the elder
sister stays home and looks out for
the children.
What They" Say.
Inevitably there is more or less
criticism. They" whisper that the
younger sister Is selfish and imposes
on her older sister.
The younger woman senses this
critical attitude and IT, hurts. per
haps I am selfish she said to me the
other day. but il really isn't so much
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my fault as people think. You know.
Lucy Is a good deal older than / am /:
she doesn't care so much for going
about, and she simply dotes on the
children. When an invitation comes
Tor us she always urges me TO go and
let her stay with the children. And
she really seems to enjoy having me
90 about more than going herself.
You know ] love to go. and YOU can't
think how hard 10 r. TO stand out
against her urging when IL comedies
with what ] want so much
or Course It's Hard
or course its hard. Why shouldn't "a
~ when the enemy without the fortress
s. In league with the traitor Within
Seltishness is the easiest habit in the
world 20 acquire and when you have
someone constantly pushing you to-
wards a. IL b. almost IMPOSSIBLE not tp
Mothers are usually the worst offend
ers In the line Of ultra unselfishness.
a. the time when their children are
forming their characters. az time when
20 would BE- easier FOR them 90 form the
habit Of uugolfishuCrs than IL ever will
Crs or maiden aunts themselves some
day. these loving but unwisc mothers
peraistently push the Young folks to-
wards slefishuess by their own eager
willingness Co be uusolush.
Don't forget that it is possible TO be
quick Co criticize others FOR a selfish
ness for which they may be- much less
90 blame than YOU realize.
Questions ana OnEweru.
Que4ton-hO YOU think mother can
love one child more than another We
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Miss Rose EneIK and ST. John SIC.
kn.Fht both Of This city. were quietly
married az tho home OF Mr u Burt
Hoffman ~ 40 SOC N0rfh WaraaH
street last ulFh. Hrr 49, 3D. F.rIHa.
ra tor off fhr Fraf Christian church.
of.r.afcd The v1ma people arH won
known I'M the city. end 'naf nfrlf fol.
luunE sump. a1ua wedding supper.
they departed for fhc east ON wed.
ding trim. Upon their return ftov viii
reside on Twelfth street
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Mrs Henry SrHarfer. of Eighteenth
r.rnrf entertained Tho members ~
.'' virginia club af her home. yestor.
day afternoon. and general good
Time uHa enjoyed hy aII Those pros.
.uf wrr. Hr-lHmrr WIN EIIF WW
EurfIn. Charles Smith. William
Reid. GEORGE IuarkIrr. q r. Roth
Michael IuI.r Herman Wriskc.
|rrr. '''.HrT VIII Stops. Cfria
H..n.m1n. rr.T -frrormauu. Andrew
...f"If Harry tlInkler. Herman
Schneider
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Splendid MusIeaI Concert

The March recital of the music de-
partment OF the Woman's Club held
yesterday afternoon in the A. o. u.
W. hall on Chapline street. was well
attended and the program rendered
was very entertaining. as well "a in
teresting. The first part of the pro
gram was composed OF a song cycle
OF old English melodies. by n. Lane
Wilson, "Flora's Holiday" and the
selections were: Come all We LADS
and Lassies. Come We Shepherness. 90
Tell Ne Charming Creature" Gentle
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have been having an argument on that

have been having an argument on that
subject.
Reply don't see why not Many
mothers will Indignantly deny that
there Is any difference in their love for
thoir various children and doubtless ~
% were question OF losing one of them
By death 10 would be almost imposs bic
FOR mother 10 choose which she could
give up. Nevertheless I think the ele-
mcnts OF friendship and conEeniaIity
enter into mother love az well as into
other kinds Of love and "A mother may
feel more friendship and congeniaiity
FOR one child than another. She loves
them all with the wonderful love OF "a
mother and ~ thorc are some who are
particularly COugeulal 90 her she adds
In their case the love OF friendship.
Elizabeth Stuart. the Winter Queen OF
Bohemia. had, i think. thirteen children
and ought 20 know something about the
subject. She used TO say that she did
material duty by all equally but love
COmoth a. 10 listeth. No one can love a
dozen children equally"
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Arhor DAY ceIehratinn

The civic Department Of the Won.
ans Club BE- taking an interest in the
celebration OF Arbor DAY. Friday. and
the public schools are arranging pro
Erams in keeping with the day. The
programs To- De- carried out IN a mum.
frr or the schools viii b. OF unusual
interest as they will be- under the su.
r'rFision Of the Civic Department of
the club
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The Kings Daughters of tho Fourth
street NJ b church. Of their meeting
held yesterday afternoon lB The sun
day school room Of the church. de-
ridod To- give chicken supper THlrH.
day evening April s. A committee
was appointed to make arrangements
Tor the event and "a splendid supper
win DO served lu the basement of the
church b. tho ladies'
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From until n O'Clock this evening
fh" Third division of tho Ladies' AId
Society of thn Thomson ~ p church
WIN serve one of fhcir famous hot
roast bee. runrnre in Tho basement of
Tho church Orchestra music win be-
furnished during fha supper and 90.
rrslmrrIs VIII be- served
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Enjoy Dancing Party

IaFT DIFHT 10 The Young Wcn'e Tr-
l-ew Association O. delightful dancing
party was enjoyed and "a splendid pro.
cram was rendered consisting OF all
.ho latest steps The special music
.n connection with the occasion was
rendered by Meisfar's orchestra
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The NoiEhborhood EfHfe class Of
district lfs viii meet This evening no
the home OF Mrs r. o. BuUard. 40
900 South Huron street. at 1880
O'Clock All members of the class
are cordially invited to be- present
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HIGH SENIORS
ENJOY EVENING
FACULTY OF HIGH SCHOOL EN-
TERTAiNEO BY STUDENTS
LAST NIGHT
Interesting Affair Held In Settlers
Hall, on the lslsnd-Ganes Were
the Diversions.

Dull care and dignity were thrown
aside last night BY the sixty-Odd mem
beers OF the senior class Of the Wheel
Ing High school and the faculty when
they gathered In social cOncourse az
the SETTER hall. Virginia street. lsL
and, and enjoyed themselves just like
romping school children.
The afiair was given in honor OF
the faculty by the seniors. The hours
were from S o'clock until midnight.
and II was also the time OF their lives.
-Four hours Of solid pleasure.
The program was opened with re-
freshments. followed By all kinds OF
amusing stunts being pulled OF. the
teachers entering into the games with
all enthusiasm and enjoyment. The
hall was artistically decorated in the
class colors-blue and white. The
evening OF JOY was closed with a
dance. nearly all present enjoying this
oldest and most golden indoor sport. 20
as Il were.
The entertainment committee was
composed OF Miss Mary Best. chair
man: Miss Florence Rice. Miss Anna
Loe Bags and Messrs. Ralph Young.
Cecil Bauerle and Hildreth Rider
And right well did they carry out
their part OF the AFFAIR.
Class day exercises win be held by
the seniors-the graduates this year
on June 9. followed by the com
mencement exercises June 10. Both
affairs will be held in the auditorium
Of the new High school building.
Those present At yhe enjoyable
function OF frolic were:
The Faculty.
Miss Edith Bonnisen. Miss Under
wood. Mr.. Cox. Miss Gabler, Mr.
Spohn. Mr.. Keyler. Mr. II. b. Ash.
Miss Holdren. Miss Bayha.t KISS
Rsnck Miss Holiday. Miss Eskey.
Miss Looser. Miss Best. Miss Hail.
Miss Erwin. Miss French. Miss Crago,
Mr.. Jewett. Mr.. ]. II. Thornton, Prof.
and Mrs. l. Z. Ewing.
The Students.
Miss Florence Rice. Edward Schan-
ner. Chas. Stromp. Helen Rolf. Rus
sci Stewart Anna Loe Bags, Franz
Stein. Margret Baird. Ralph Young.
Gibson Hamilton. Fred Stamp. Roy
Jarvis, VIII Snedeker. Harold McGra-
nahan. Mlldren Pracht. William Boyce.
Miss Sarah Carter. Elizabeth WICK
ham. Ed Schafner. Harry Marsh. Flor
ence Rice. Miss Thelma Knarr. Cecil
Bauerle. Miss Virginia Tenner. Miss
Christine Stobel, Miss Jessie Flanni-
gan. Mary Morse. Miss Cornelia Helm
bright. Miss Grace Wagner. Miss Mag
dalena Mitchell Miss Catherine De
loe. Miss Bethann Carter. Charles
Stromp. Miss Etna Baker. Miss Hazel
Morrison. Miss Mary Campbell. Miss
I Nellie Kittle Miss Ellen Donaldson,
Harry Nolte. Miss Virginia Moore.
D Miss Wilma Underwood. Milton Royce.
Miss Elizabeth Schillhan. Miss Mary
Best. Hildreth Rider, Miss Best, Joe
Bolton.
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Lind street. Several business matters
OF importance were taken up and dis
cussed BY the Officers. pertaining TO
The general welfare Of the organizs-
ton
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Will Serve Supper.

Tho Loyal Daughters viii serve sup
per A. the Narwood Christian church
tomorrow evening from until @
o'clock. Miss Blowdin Thomas is
chairman OF the committee on ar
rangomonts and q delicious menu will
be served
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RURAL CLUB WOMEN
FORM ASSOCIATION
OFFICERS WILL BE ELECTED AT
MEETING NEXT WEDNESDAY.
Temporary Organization Already Has
Seen Formed by Women's
Rural Study Clubs.

The Association OF Women's Rural
study Clubs will hold it's first business
meeting in the assembly room OF the
Board OF Trade. Market Auditorium.
Wednesday. March 81. az ? O'Clock. An
election OF officers will be a feature OF
the meeting.
This association has grown out OF
the organization OF several country
women's clubs. which. with the excep-
ton Of West Liberty. the last TO be
registered with the association. and
the Washington club. organized In No
vember. 1912, are the direct outsome
Of small part OF the work Of Miss A.
June Kersey. who was placed In the
field by the Panhandle Agricultural
Club last summer Miss Kersey's
business was that Of cooperating with
the farm families OF Ohio and Brooke
counties In The interests OF the home
and rural community In December.
1914. Miss Kersey resigned. to be mar.
Red. and as yet no one has been found
TO take her place
At the meeting OF the association
next week there will be discussed not
only the work OF the Individual club.
I but phases OF community work relat-
Z ing TO the larger interests Of the coun.
I ty such as county library work. wom-
ans share In the Smith-Lever appro-
priation, urban and rural cooperation,
and others.
Mrs. Charles II. Royce. the Temporal
Z ry chairman, in announcing the meet
ing has extended a cordial invitation
I 10 all country women I'm the nearby
counties TO attend She urges a large
I attendance. whether the women are
members Of country life organizations
or not
tendants were Miss Lille Happy OF
I Elm Grove. and Mr. Howard Weaver.
/ OF the North End. The bride wore a
white satin outfit OF gray and carried
shower Of lilies OF the valley and
I brides roses. while the maid OF hon.
I or wore pink taffeta outfit with an
overdress Of net, and carried pink
roses. Following the wedding dinner
the young couple departed for the east
over the y. q o. railroad on a short
wedding trip. and upon their return
/ VIII reside in Fulton. The guests
were, Mrs. Louise Biery Sax. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles ClOuse. Mr.. and
. Mrs. William Weimer. Mr. and MT.
John J.. Kingdom. isses Helen Vein
or, Gertrude Clousc. Wilma Weimer.
Messrs. Charles Clouso. Jr. Frederick
Z Weimpr. John ID. Kingdom.
Copies OF the following announce
ment have been mailed out and will
De received by friends OF the princI-
Piles to-day
Mrs. Louise Biery Sax
announces the marriage Of her
daughter.
Alma Rachel,
to
Mr. Harry Theodore Clouse
"wednesday. March twenty-fourth.
one thousand. nine hundred and
fifteen
Wheeling. West Virginia.
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Misses
"The Class PLAY -

All arrangements have been com
pleted for the presentation Of The
Class Play" by the members OF the
Philathea class Of the First Baptist
church at the y. W. C.. a. auditorium
this evening The play 10 be rendered
Is splendid one. and according to an
indications, large crowd viii be pres
ent TO enjoy the event. The program
Is as follows.
Madeline Stone. (Dave. the Hero.
.-................E Elizabeth KasIey
Constance kemper. tHerOine) Geo..
Annie Henrietta Emelino Fitzhurn
"a b & Manager) ...... Emma Bieui
Katherine Durkin NIeavy) ........
--............F Flora Henry
Marie Emerson tCute. Glass Scene
Painter) ....... Mary Kindclbrrrcr
Francis Minor Bunny Glass Cos
tune Mher) ........... Mary KEW
Ruth HaEgcrt ............I.IIian Fea
Ellen Perry (Ruth's friend ........
-....-..-...... ...... Eleanor Britt
Betty Lancaster ........ Irene Mount
Mrs. McNab. Dawes Aunt1 .......
.....--............ Virginia Loppr
ACT Dave stones Study.
ACT lI-Scene /. In the WINS be-
hid the scenes before the playD
Scene .. Same as scene onet arter
the playD
CoaCh-Mr Win-hoI
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Tact uirhf tho officers Of Burt Hive
so Hs held a very good meeting al the
home Of Mrs. Frank uoerr al 40. 1908
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Nr asked Che young lady across the
way f rhe tr1ueht International die.
armament word over come ard she
said .ho fe'I euro of 90 and she saw On
Tho paper just tho other day that a
number of forts had been reduced.
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To Give Bake Sale

Tho members Of the WOmau's Mis-
sionary Society Of ST. James Luther
an church will give bake sale az the
Sttel store saturday morning Many
dainty articles. Including CAKES. pies.
bread. cream puhs. salmon loaf. potato
salad candy and home made tauy.
Miss Ida schmidt is chairman OF the
committee DOB charge OF the affair.
while Mrs. Win Moore has charge or
the general arrangement.
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Dawn" The Country Dance" Maid
ems" Beware Ne." Sound Argu-
ment," The Peddler and the Commo-
ton OF Love" Following this a num-
Der OF selections were rendered. after
which Toys symphony OF Romberg.
under the direction OF Mrs Flora VII
liams, was a rare treat for all who
were present. Among those present
were.
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Mr Harry Theodore Clouse
Wednesday. March twenty-fourth.
one thousand. nine hundred and
fifteen
Wheeling. West Virginia.