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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-25
CONGRESSMAN is
MUCH IMPRESSED
J.. c. Dyer OF ii. Louis Locks With
Favor on Plan 10 Enlarge Rock
Island Arsenal.
TAKEN on ISLAND 81 An ESCORT
Head of National L. s. W. V. 20 Be at
Banquet ut Rock Island House
This Evening.

Congressman l.. C. Dyer of St Louis.
one Of the principal speakers at the
dedication OF the Soldiers and sailors
monument this afternoon, arrived in
Rock Island from his home over the
Burlington at 7.#5 o'clock this morn
ing. Re was met at the station BY
committee.
Congressman Dyer is commander
iu-chief of the United Spanish War
Veterans and Illinois Department
Commander d. J. Donahue Of Streator,
who also spoke at the exercises, was
among those 20 meet MIN, Colonel ".
L. Franks. officer of the day. and f. c.
Downs of Siboney Bay camp. u. S. W.
v. were also at the depot
Congressman Dyer. after breakfast
was taken by the committee on trip
10 Rock Island arsenal A represen-
tative of the Rock island club and
Of the Davenport Commercial club.
both organizations of which are boost
ing the local government Institution,
were also a part OF the ST. Louis mans
escort
Congressman Dyer has been a big
booster fn congress Tor a larger army
and navy and is advocating immedi-
ate steps for national defense. The
trip to the arsenal favorably Impress
ed him with The facilities and posi-
blities of the plant and the tri-city
men who accompanied him feel sure
that they have added another member
of congress to the list who viii work
and vote for manufacture of a larger
part Of The munitions of the army here.
Congressman Dyer is a busy man,
and tn an interview this morning de-
clared that he has been putting in 20
hours o. day on his work He has an
extensive law practice in st, Louis.
At Banquet Tonight.
This evening at s o'clock Siboney
Bay camp of this city viii be host to
commandments Dyer and Depart
ment Commander Donahue at ban
quet at the Rock Island house. H. L.
Becker and Robert McConochie are in
charge of the arrangements, and in
. the absence Of Commander John Carse
of the local camp. Captain Strauss
viii onciate as master of ceremonies.
The banquet viii be an Informal
one. no set speeches being arranged
I for. The Davenport camp has been
invited 10 attend i'm a body and # is
expected also that camps at Geneseo,
J Monmouth. Galesburg and other near
. by cities VIII be represented.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-25
Rally
DAY OBSERVANCE
Large Number of Pupils in the Bible
seho9l VIII Receive Their
Promotions

Tomorrow viii be observed as rally
day at Broadway Presbyterian church
beginning with the bible school at
$50 when the special feature viii be
two-minute talks by representatives
from the Deborah class. the Booster
Brethren. the Woman's class ana the
Mems class. At the hour of morning
worship the pastor, Rev J. Z. Wilson.
will take as theme for his sermon
The Gospel Of Experience" The In
termedlate association meets at 4
O'Clock with a missionary program,
lessons From India" led by Miss
Fannie CIeIand. The Young Peoples
society at ESQ viii be o conservation
service with the topic, BE q Leader,
BE a Follower" AT the hour of even
ing service the theme is Courage,
the second note Of the Moral Octave"
The following pupils will receive
promotion ia the bible school tomor-
row:
Cradle Roll to Beginners Roy
Miers, Mathilda Thorpe, Katherine Lu-
ella Canterbury. Richard Gail HUT
Ostrom, Robert Vail HUT Ostrom,
Virginia Ann Trent. Robert Allen Han
sen, Helen Alberta Cleveustine, Rich
ard Alfred Christensen. Louise An
toinette Hansen, Virginia HaIlgren.
Eva Leona Couchman, Alice Jean
Hayes, Rosa Mclean Stewart, WiIbert
Harrison BIaclman, Arthur Albert
wicker.
Beginners to Primary Hazel Ack-
erman Mary Virginia Scherrer, Gladys
Kaston, Iretta Robinson, Hazel Tow
err, RolIo Mccall Arthur Mantle.
George Pyle. Horace J. Lee
Primary TO Junior-PearI Anderson,
Adelaide Bolles, Elizabeth eleven
slime. Mildred Christensen, Hazel
Gilman. villa Hicks. Audrey Hans
gen. Virginia Lee, Virginia Rife, Flor
ence Stewart, Virginia Taylor. Mary
Davis, Winnie Eagle Eye. Hazel
Mantle, Glen Balm, John Blackman.
Gordon Blair. Lester Gross, Edgar
Hanna. Warren Harder. Frederick
Hansen. Herbert Lowry, George
Paaske, John Stengel, Eugene Stone,
Marion Vernon.
Junior to Intermediate Mabel Gil
man. Suzanne Rinck, Charlotte kusch-
mann, Jeanette Olmsted, Ruth Eagle
Eye, Henrietta Harder, Aileen Trent,
Doris Sharpe. Mary Dolph. Ruth Ad-
ans. Margaret Bahnsen, Olga He'll
penstell, Elizabeth Rowland. Edward
Jensen, Herbert HIGHLANDER
Intermediate 70 Senior Hortense
Bassett, Agnes DePoweu. Clara En-
Ieh. Florence EntIer. Charlotte Hues-
ing, Germaine Maldeghen, Catherine
Wedertz, Herbert Copp, HaIsey Huron.
John Scott. William Simmons William
McCombs, Robert E Oimsted. Alan
5perTy, Henry Harder.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-25

tense of this country. the soldiers and
sailors have gone forth under this
handicap and made a splendid show
ing. He paid tribute to the state Of
Illinois, declaring that no state fur
nished more men to preserve the union
than did Illinois. He also said that
since Illinois gave the nation Lincoln,
this country was more indebted to Illi-
nois than any other state for preserya-
ton of the union. He said that the
United States soldier would voueh for
the continued ability of this country
to meet every emergency and that
while he was not advocating a mons
trous army, ne did insist on the ncces-
sity for one Of a competent size.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-25

The whale catch on GU northwest
ern coast has been a record breaker
this year. Nearly $50 Of the big sea-
going mammals have been killed, and
tho total is expected to reach 4an
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-25

One calculator tries to sss forth
the wars magnitude by sayiag tnat
twice as much dirt has been dug FOR
trenches as was taken from the PAN
anna canal. All the way from swift
zerland to the channel the trenches
are in six more or less parallel rows,
Offering successive lines Of defense.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-25
No Peace without Honor.

Most Of as viii agree that General
sherman was right when he said that
War is hell but we cannot forget
that peace without honor is Infinitely
worse
We must not permit our patriotic
Iires 70 burn out Loyalty to God. 10
Aome and 10 country are as dear TO
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-25
TALKS ON THRIFT


.s--J-, r,->s,-f+4- a., .s,,-7srr-e md. +g,-
sbflitr m do without win forever
remain the essential conditions of
achievement" - Father John A.
Ryan.
How ta teach children rhe value Of
mono, and f+z ,ro7er nee i ono or the
5t#C.11+ brf i[,,ror+77t t,sl.- NJ tho
-
one LalHeI III o es-sit 1-ss u'
"oIhea our Al- Plool7l' l' d 7'''5-a.
lols manner ss 'l l.-os.5 '' MS
ga -''''' sun '7 .L'0 p''-' 4''
'''4a 's
Our home is IN the suburbs where
we can have a good-s}zed garden This
summer made an arrangement
whereby he was TO have half OF all the
money received from the sale of what
ever vegetables ne raised beyond the
needs Of our own family
AT first 1 hesitated about turning
the boy loose upon the uelEhb0rs to
solicit their orders, but when they be-
gan to telephone to as Of their own
accord for fresh peas, beans. etc., J
made up my mind that we were really
doing the people a favor ia supplying
them with fresh vegetables at a mod
crate price.
..r--or, ,asz alone u-a -4ot. ia saaa.
SIS in mis- uav George cot as of thar
And there fs "a further understanding
between MS that he must save half oil
all he earns. The how sticks faithfully
10 his plan. keeping the money i'm Ii
little metal bank until there IFS enough
m take m fha savings bank
HE can do what he likes with the
other baIf oe his share af the money
am glad IN saw that me usez il for
sensible PURPOSES. He saved enough
in this way 10 buy a bicycle. which i'm
turn he uses ia extend the -cope Of
his operations as agent for the Satur-
dav Evening Post and Ladies. Home
Journal.
III is a more difficult DroD0sitfon for
lirfIe girl Ia earn money Put give
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-25
DEDICATE SHAFT
ID SOLDIER AND
THE SAILOR DEAD
Ceremonies Of Great IHpressiYeness
Take place at Chippiannock
Cemetery.
ur<DREDs WITNEss THE RITES
Form Parade From Street Cars and
Pass I'm Review Before AS
-embled Notabies.

ar~aGiza OBS ay Emp p-auhoth te1L4e-
..-,-.la9 trtz afternoon
..-.s-r. school children and more
III -e-s -gurar If members of the
----....-..r. interested and rhair
...s. -.~.
.''-- .,..-.. ....-, tafora +aa starr
..-...--.- ...,= he ~o,,r+ ho,,es
10 .-- -...-- .e. children we're mar
.,@r.s .-#.- rHe leadership Of n. c.
. r.r. afsr met members Of
wi - ~ Ladies' ~ fine
+ ~. r.. s. sr. ". ladies' auxiliary
81 taa e. S. NV. w.. and sons Of Vet
eraas Daughters of Veterans and the
speakers Speakers, officers ana
members Vi Eae Monument ASSOCIATION
were taken - The cemetery IN autos,
while street cars were provided Tor the
others
at CHl-a station parade was form
cd uuaar direction al Colonel u" l.
Franks and moved to the cemetery and
pas. & reviewing stand aeaF the Gene
tarr la... On the stand were tl5
speakers. officers and members Of the
Monument association
The aEvH5iiaE ceremonies began
shortly after g O'clock Representative
Thomas .MpaeE was master of cere-
m0ata- 5.aah.as band opened with
"5.ar spaaglaa Banner. Then
DR.. s. -. Reed pronounced On invooa-
ton ra. school children sang Amer
tra.~ an. lr-z. Sarah J. Norris. presi-
dent e The Monument association, read
shr-e history of the work of that
orear. 9ru Prayer by Dr. Reed fol-
lowed. and as- aa said Amen the
iaateataes were Ioasened by airs, Ella
j. Godfrey ana MIS-. Gertrude Wynn
end tle monument was revealed 10 the
assembly IS the urTeltnE took place
tde a.nI =at-.r played. We're IentlnE
T1uishH
TIL" laE salute came next. executed
hE The color bearers 1t vs. Ill., E. No. Co.
Mrs Mary 5chllL Miss Lillian Cox,
-a.I.-s valentine, ATS, '-oS''
-.-.- 81 ---..-. ...----.-.- --.s
9.--.- ~
VAsf st'"sTs a$ 1f1"'i3es.
Trihutes. tn THE form az flowers,
were next offered oT Mrs Ella IL God
Trey on t2e part 9t the W. Fl q no the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-25
HOLD BIG RALLY AT
SUBURBAN ISLAND

Members Of the Court of Honor OF
the tri-eities and surrounding vicinity
within a radius Of 80 miles are gather-
ed at Suburban island where they are
holding au elaborate rally and class
initiation this afternoon and evening,
Besides the 10 Courts OF Honor in the
tri-ciues, boasting q total membership
OF L50o delegations from Galesburg.
Monmouth. Clinton. Muscatine and
many smaller cities are present
The afternoon program included adj
dresses readings and music There
were also a number Of competitive
drills. Prizes were awarded for the
largest attendance in proportion TO the
membership of the lodge
This evening a class Of 100 candi-
dates WY be initiated al the Suburban
island inn The Rock Island lodge
degree team wifi put on the work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-01
SOCIETY
Ghost Party.

Miss Gertrude Myles. was very
pleasantly surprised at her home IN
North Wheeling on Saturday evening.
by number Of her girl friends, the
affair being very unique. as each girl
dressed as ghost. The color scheme
was carried out in keeping with Ha.-
lowe'en. being black and yellow, ana
witches. etc, were very artstically ar
ranged
During the evening. games and mu-
sic were the diversions. Miss Bertha
Weaver and Mr.. Earl A. Turner rem
dered the music Miss Mildred
Weaver carried away the prize for the
apple contest, and Miss Eva Daiier.
the seeding contest: Miss Lillian
Weaver. the boobie prize.
At a seasonable hour. the guests re-
tired TO the dining room, where at
tached to each place, they found a
yellow ribbon. the fayors were a sur
prise being attached at the other end
OF the ribbon in a big pumpkin. Miss
Myles found a friendship bracelet. at
tached TO her ribbon. the gift OF ner
many friends. She responded most
gracefully. thanking the guests. and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-01
How to Look Less
Than Your Age

There are three golden rules thar
very woman who would ward off signs
OF advancing age. should follow.
l. Cultivate cheerfulnexs Those who
uhderstand the physiological enect 0f
worrying. know this advice should he
taken more seriously than "a usuaifv n
z whenever the complexion Drrrn,
70 loon worn or withcred. use ordinary
Inercouked wax Tor week or two 4 u
ply nightly like cold cream. erasing IA
mornings with warm water. rms gran-
81 In. revealing the fr-sncr and yotirscr
cklu underneath. An ounce of the WAY
ubtalnable AT any drug store ~ enough
10 rejuNenate any complexion
3 When the tell-tale Wrinkles am
pear, or cheek and chin muscles begin
70 sag hathr the race once day Tor
aWhile IN solution OF powdered sax
ohte, ! OF, dissolved In y pint on vtfgn
hazel. This has charitable effect liz,
hrning up and smoothing out the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-01
Pretty, Wavy, Curling
Hair Without Hot Iron

Let me tell you OF a simple metho
which il a favorite OF the bellies OF
certain exclusive social set. I'm sur
you would like 90 know OF IA, because
viii give your hair such a pretty CURL
ness and lustre and permit you 70 a
away with the ruinous waving iron for
ever.
Just get from any druggist a Re,
ounces Of ordinary liquid silmerine. an
al night apply a little with a clean tool
brush. drawing this down the full lengtl
Of the hair. In the morning YOU VII
have real surprise. the fascinatind
fluffy. wavy effect will appear so nd
tural. and there will be no greasy gummj
streaky or other unpleasant trace OF thf
harmless liquid. You viii also find thf
a splendid dressing for the hair-Mon
Morrow in the ClubwOman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-01
W0MAN'S CLUBS
vocataonal opnortnn,t,..-

- vocational Opportunities FOR Educated
omen, - the subject OF an address
winch viii be given bv Miss Marion
holines. OF Carnegie Tech. at general
meeting Of the Woman's club E,ri,Iav
afternoon. November 9Th. az o'clock.
MISS Holmes Is In charge OF the sscre-
tariei work OF Carnegie Institute and her
andresa viii be one OF the most import
ant and instructive in the program Of
tne year. y special Invitation n extend
ca 10 AL High school girls to be guest
OF thc ciub and meet Miss Holmes who
on young people FOR that particular niche
IN the world which tnCy might De -
pectcd 70 III To the best advantage Thl
out the payment OF the regular guest
Zee. eNN''
AIRS. William Rownd, the new chairI
man OF the hospitality committee will
serve the tea which social feature is "A
deighttul conclusion TO the rccuia-
meetings
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-01

mountain and never went any farthe
away from "a YOU might never realix
what tremendous picture you mign
never know what "A beautiful thing 4
was And that H. why I have attenpte,
70 push 80 uaway from this power w
all take for granted In order that 20,
may get for an instant a vague concep
ton OF whta a world travelling. ntl
transforming, lightning flash power a. Is
with NY Letter Friends.
Qucs tion-A woman who says he
hsuband's friends and relatives are cruc
enough TO laugh at her because shu
makes mistakes In etiquette and gram
mar asks me. Couldn't you publish tn
names Of some books that would hell
mee'-"Wear
Answer have both sympathy an,
admiration for you. for you are evident
~ trying to do your best Couldn't yol
pick out ne OF the least hostile relatives
explain your ambitions. throw yourself
ON her mercy and ask her TO help you
You need living critic and teaches
Another help to correct speaking h a
read good novels. Any book store III
public library will recommend what yol
want. II you will send me stamped
self-addressed envelope. / shall be glal
To send YOU list.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-01
womAn's Club. Martins Perry

Mrs. W. A.. Francis wal be hostess.
thursday Afternoon. 10 the members Of
ne martins Ferry Wunlau's Club. The
following program viii b. given.
II you have kuCwlcdLe
Let others light their candle al a. "
Roll Call-Sing a Song
Report OF Federation afeetlu.
.ea1lub ...-. $500. Ruth Mitchell
Music .s........ Mrs sTuru.r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-01

Tho suburban Literary Club will NEE,
~ the Stratford Springs Hoicl. Wednes-
uag afternoon. Nov embcr at ESQ
CLOCK. Their program Tor this meeting
is a. folloSw.
hoH Call-Hallowe'e Supcrstitions.
school Architecture. Mrs n. q Barrnb
ivN - our Schools Compare With
81. tn, l'tSt ..- Mrs. ). a.. cortland
I@ducating Influence OF the Present
a., ~ zee .-.-- ....-.-..... The club
i'''Hihs selected ...... Mrs. VIII Brand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-01

. - very aDle committee Comroaed I'd
heaars Ralph Wagner. chairman. Law.
rence 5ifnpaon. Russell goetze. fruI4
N ore and BIZ Parker are iu charge oi
tnN MaoanenuV dance 10 De- rIVer a..
morrow evening ~ the Elk's club no.
auditorium VIII BE- eiaborafsfv deroraf
- Tor the occasion and WALKER e.r..
phone orchestra VIII furnish n delight.
ful program ~ dance music &c..
walter Norris De- in charge ~ ne ~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-01
To Present Play.

So, clever Piaylet, The Egyptian
roll Club. Wednesday evenins ~" ~, ~
49, 49,. tehearsals have been Under tbe
Sinreet supervision OF Mrs. Lima Henri,
SneI man, which speaks for H. ercsif
snee. The farce will be presented M
Ser me auspices of the ST JoSenbss
aos.aemy Alumni Association and tbs
cast includes several OF the ctfvs ,,,si.
promising talent Si's most
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-01

ne employees OF the Stone a. Thomas
ssorG. VIII give a fancy dress party this
evening, which has been a matter %
very pleasant anticipation these last
~ uays Although the geuatr will he
unmarked the choice OF costume viii he
~ Mlue range and a great number Will
be present for the pleasures OF the even
ihE a number OF very delightful Hal
a..eh contests and games are 10 be
..hiy"yed Nhlch have been arranged b,,
the committee In charge Refresb r1e,,ts
VIII be served daring the eveninE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-01
Masauerade Party

Miss Lillian Depriest entertained a
number Of her young friends at the
home of her parents on the South Side
with a Halloween party, Saturday
evening. All those present were
maskeS and very enjoyable time was
had by all Many funny as we'll as
fancy costumes were worn but the
feature Of the evening was Harry Neu-
hardt' who dressed as a handsome
young lady. kept his identity con-
cealed until the unmasking hour. Pref
~ decorations were arranged in the
dining room. OF pumpkins and corn
stalks and other harvest trimmings
Those present were:
Misses.
Lillian Depriest Della Jones
IVA whitaker. Ethel Dawson,
Margaret Bishop. Eva Hooker.
Martha Gillespie. Wilma Frantx
Mrs Whitaker Mrs Maud Hume.
Della Bounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-01

they departed after having enjoyed
themselves very much.
The ghosts present were: Misses
Gertrude korn. Lillian Weaver, Eva
DaAler, Genevieve Helmbright. Rita
Hell. Mildred Weaver, Edna CIouse.
Marie Mcneil. Catherine Mcneil.
Bertha Weaver. Reatha Weaver. Jane
McClatchey. Miss Gertrude Myles:
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mcneil. Mr.. ana
Mrs. J. f. Turner. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Myles, and Mr.. Earl A. Turner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-01

The Mount de Chgntal Club. will meet
tn.- afternoon with Mis- Katherine
~ Neai et her nom. tn bridgeport. The
meeting opening a. . o'clock Their Dro-
sram ~ IN connection with Russian Lie
ana Conditions. and " an b. discussed a.
follows. "
The CHIEF cities and Their Govern
o., mem .--. Mss Ellen Frster
Religion and General Government
Critics a port
Current Events
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-01
Engagsmsnt Auuouns.a

An engagement which vgiI t,,..
t shelr many friends Is that OF MIS-
l No n :; Christian, OF Edswood and
dstnhts ''u - Holungsw'orth. OF PhiIa-
noun ement. The wedding will oeSmr
near the end OF this month
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-01

Washington district of the Equal Suf-
frage league. viii hold a meeting this
evening. at the home OF Mrs. Flora Will
Jams. $50 Main street. 4 program OF
much importance will open al s o'clock
and a large attendance il expected. All
those who favor the cause nre asked to
be present together with those who are
Interested.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-01

greater acquaintance with the SCOPE OF
woman suffrage and viii furnish a
Charming social affair was we'll A large
assortment Of aprons will be on sale.
tut the feature OF the occasion will BE-
the At Home and the hospitality
which the association viii extend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-01
win Ny Letter rr.sna..

lrate Father-its astonishing. Rici,
ard. how much money you need
Son-l don't need a.. father, it's tn
hotelkeepers the tailors and the taxi
cab men.-BOston Transcript.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-01

'ue "f The drtEhffll features OF the
present week. VIII Doe the reception III
lhe home OF br. Mary baron Monroe.
ihirshtN evening Webster district
branch OF iu. ohio County EQUAL Suf-
lraee league wiz cot aa hostess with AN
the other district. assisting The pub-
PC ls cordially invited Go attend. rhis
WI AFFORD an excellent ouD0rtunit,- ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-01

ans club. will hold ia first meeting
November TO. gt the 4. -. T. " haii
ne study OF musical history PREPARED
~ Mrs. N. >. WJrdwsU OF stanford
Conn. win be- continued uy the memhers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-01

counphnienting Mr.. James McCutsh-
.9n VINO - the guest of local friends.
W.. william Hearnc viii issue intIf.-
lions today, for q dance to BE- given
November q ~'''"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-01
Messrs. ard Mesdame,.

Dan. Depriest, famiiy
Gus Depriest and VIM Rodocu.r
Asssrs:
William Wise. Herman No..
August Latin. John We.
Irwin l.. Jepson. Houar5 Sboo,.
t.ir,s. ,,, Alfred NetdeTnyer
$50 Esas' Harry Neuhardt,
nani.i tn; Charles He'll.
49, ~ ~ . noie. Alfred Miller.
CO., ~. sliiief' George Sheets
Iah,, 49, Edward Deist
DNptiesI Harry Humus