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The Washington herald., 1915-10-31

in two years the power Of Wong boo was
broken and his departure from the hos
pitabIe shores of the United States had
been decreed.
First. Dr. Gardner easily convicted
Wong boo on the opium smuggling charge
and the human tiger" was fined $1,000.
That was the loophole through which DR..
Gardner penetrated the crime masters
entire line Of defenses. Anyone convicted
of a crime that costs the United States
money becomes an Il. p. C."-liable to
become a public charge. This was the
charge fastened on Wong Doc, and in this
manner, his departure from our shores was
brought about.
The deportation OF the tong president
as an undesirable citizen was not as SIM
pie a matter as II sounds First Wong
boo obtained his temporary freedom I'M
der $4,000 cash bail, the largest bail
ever exacted Of a Chinese in this country.
Then It took two years to gather the
necessary witnesses and convince them
that they could testify without fear OF
death. But Dr. Gardner did It.
At the trial Yoke Ian and other slave
girls testified they had been smuggled
into the country through Wong DOCS
The Washington herald., 1915-10-31

there will be no goini
back on this promise.
"CSigned).
WONG DOC KING.
Second year OF the
Chinese Republic. fl 4
teenth day"
But threats availed noc.
DR.. Gardner had set in
motion the machinery
that was to GUST the last
of the highbinders and
the machinery did its
work well. II was es-
The Washington herald., 1915-10-31

ME power Of Wong Doc King 10
broken No longer do Chinese
merchants CULVER at the flash of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17

the perosn who makes a fearful protest
against having his picture Hup..tr
Ihats a kind OF false modestv about as
laF removed from the real articl. as i'm
inoIesty. And sometimes as simply a
brttense 10 hide a real eagerness II
me public has reason 10 be Interested
IN your appearance. why not permf,
hurt you "A bit, and the really big people
are too busy being and doing 10 tnink
other. "
The Pettiness That Broods over
little Grievances
That pettiness ran away with me You
see still have considerable feeling
on the subject left over from my re
portorial days. Incidentally il has
crowded out any detailed mention OF
the othcr pcttiucsscs. but YOU know
what they are-the pcttiuess that stores
up and brooks over "a small grievance
the pcttiness that goes about with a
CHIP on Its shoulder always thinking
something a. trying to slight or impose
upon II. tho petJusss that lets envy
or the consciousness OF auother'S sun
error worth breed dislike IN ats heart.
and oh. so many more that I can't think
.ot Just now. but that you can think
of for YOURSELF
OF course don't mean that these
pettlnesSes are peculiar To- women. Far
rather more inclined 20 the vice OF pet
ttneSs than men. We've had nstty lives
Why shouldn't we be-
But this rs a new era. We're not go-
ing To be petty any longer We are go
ing TO Dc so occupied with the big real
things OF life that we won't have time
for pettinesS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17

have a most beautiful array of attrac-
tive articles suitable for gifts on n!
occasions, many hand-painted pieces.
attractive baskets for the sick. a woa-
derful display of gifts for birthday and
the holidays. Novelties for the tour
lists, farewell and bon voyage" re.
membranes. Composing this "twie"
are the following members who for.
merly composed a sewing club. which
met regularly for interesting sessions.
Mechanics:
W. +. Weiss O. W. Burdats
Arthur Stifel Edward StifaI
Don Merriman Baird Mitchell
Harry Gee +. b. Franzhein
Harry l.. Eckhart Miss Nell StifeI
Fred Behrens
The division of which Mrs. G. Bates
McLain is chairman will meet AT the
home Of Miss Elizabeth Browne. All
the members are requested To be
prompt in arriving and should not sall
in notifying their hostess If unable 20
attend, either Of which merits a fine.
The Crafts will be entertained by
Mrs. Edward HitChman.
THE Buds" by Miss Eleanor HoIlo-
way.
"Twig No. g" viii be entertained
by Mrs. Reed Baird
"Twig No. - will meet with Miss
Nancy Peterson.
Mrs. Herbert O. Gaer will be hostess
10 the branch of which Mrs Harry
HAMBURGER is the chairman.
The group OF which Mrs Rankin is
chairman VIII be entertained by Mrs
Charles Roeder
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SIDE. TALKS
Pettiness
(6y Ruth cameron.)

"And what do you think, The wo-
men who are giving the dance for the
benefit OF che Town Improvement Fund
have decided they won't come near our
fair for the Old Folks Home, because
we put II in the same week"
This Is the interesting bit OF nevys
the other day.
Just fancy women who are all exert
ing themselves in one good cause or
petuness as that
She Wont spsak TO Her Netghbor.
Again. a friend OF mine in another
state writes me that her right-hand
helghbor. an ardent anti-sufragist will
NOT speak 20 her left-hand neighbor be-
frage.
Shame upon such pettiness!
The thing I hope most of the new
woman Is that she will try to shuCk on
me plttlness that has been hiding and
hampering her bigger self
out upon all such pettinesses. say,
And Alas! there are 50 M nv OF them.
Iheres the pettiness OF the women
VINO 30 Charitable and philantropic WORK
OF humanity. but In order to be on COM
mlttees. To meet people above them So
cialiy. 10 see their names printed in
Programmes and in newspaper reports.
a newspaper. Some OF my friends used
10 say TO me. Il don't see how Won rer
an those people to have their pictures
They Crave Publicity.
assure you IL isn't at all hard to
get some OF those pictures. on the con-
er for such publicity. who even come
INTO the onice Juggling pictures Of them
Mind you. don't have any use for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17
TRY THIS IF HAIR
STARTS FALLING
Some Good Advice For Those
Threatened with Badness

80 ihi- season of the year many peo.
pIr hud thDir hair coming out no an
lIarmIn. rate and often fear badness
This may very ra.ily be- The ultimate re-
ul. I proper scalp treatment d. not
taken 90 once. al excessive loss OF hair
cam Do" almost immediately stopped BY
.Hr uar twice daily of "a little Partisan
Sass. which Invi-orafcs and uourish
'n" slowly dy.u- hair roots into re-
u.vaI OFT healthy normal actor. New
|H.r quickly rrovs ON thr thin spots.
old hHr stops iailiuE and the differ
.nD" Del apparent in "a few days by tho
F'r look OFF tho hair itself taking on
now iI'. Iustre and beauty Partisan
SasU can hc obtained from g. ~ GrIcst
a. Go. or any good drurgist. 10 Be- not
expensive Adv.
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AIesdaInes
KAHN CLUB SHOW
Greeted by Large Audience Last
Evening - Local Talent Stars In
Vaudeville

4 large and grateful audience greet
ed the Kahn club last evening when
they presented their vaudeville al st.
Marys hall under the direction of the
talented coach. Miss Mary Ray All
reserved seats were sold long before
the performance commenced The
show was one burst of laughter after
another from beginning to finish.
II would be difficult TO find on the
amateur stage better blaCk-face come
dams than Nate Mulroy and n. l..
Ray. "ScotChy" Doyle starred I'm
Breakfast In Bed on Sunday
Mornin',' as well as did the Misses
lnghram. Clarke. and Carson. I'm their
parts. Joseph Niggemyer with his
sweet tenor voice was enjoyed by all.
Charley Chaplin" McFadden IN his
limitations brought forth a great deal
Of applause. The chorus Of girls sang
very well. acted to perfection and
looked Just too sweet"
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.Twins, No Todav

The several 'twigs" will gather this
afternoon for their regular semi
monthly meeting. at which many ar
ticies will be- completed for the Ohio
Valley General hospital This Is an
affair which carries strong appeal
10 all those who ere interested in the
charitable work Of the city and the
garments and linens finished is a won
dcrful aid In the work Of that institu-
ton. These gatherings which partake
much Of social character as well.
may be either profaccd with 4
luncheon or tea may be served as a
concluding feature
'Twis" 40. T. which mot last Friday
zoo the home of Mrs Fred Ecbrcns. will
not meet again until the first Wcdnes-
day Of December. this division will be-
known as tho Gift shop and will
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APPLY P0SLAM;;
See HOW QUICKLY
PIMPLES RESPOND

Poslam Is a most useful remedy for
Fimplcs. Undue Hcdness and minor
skin affections and 10 b. also an excel
lent treatment Tor Eczema and stub
born eruptional diseases
To see how quickly h acts on PIN
pies or IN clearing an infiamed COM
pleNton. simply apply upon the affect
cd spot az night and not the improve
ment an the morning. pnSlam takes
hold and eNerts it's work Of healing "a
once. Its results after -hricf time are
often surprising. Poslam H. absolutely
harmless.
Use Poslam Soap daily for Toilet nd
other soaps irrifatc.
For samples. send &c stamps 10 Emor-
gcncy Laboratories. 81 West 25fh st
New York city. sold by all Druggists.
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Nr- Arthur w. Mills who. with
N'. NI'. VIII leave tho Ursf of d..
'.mh'r i0r Kansas City. win bD tho
guest Of honor 1t 1 farewell reception
.H H' ..F.u Boo fHr r1riors of Tine Fourth
..r... NJ r. church next Tuesday lf
'.rnnor f.Om until 3D. O'Clock an .r.
'.'.'.nu iH extended f0 600 f1r ladies
ont iHn ror.....f.ou .n Boo rrD-,H. D..
'I' t.r0'. OFF fHe kIu.a Uauanfsr-.
Woo VIII Pr. Uu.'..aH. s musical pro-.
.f.m u.I .id fn .I. rfrrt.. of tho
or'1. .un. With N. Maud Travis u
'.H-r. Nr. D. 49, UrunE. b.. In CHARGE
.. Obj. I'Ir. Hm.rf.. and Nr. ~
D.n..I. .. pre- Don. 0. iH. circle. will
over. Took HI IrrHr .ntrf.
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bridal gown is Of white satin with
pearl trimmings and she will carry a
shower boquet of brides roses and
valley lilies. Immediately following
The ceremony the young couple will go
To their newly furnished home on
North Fifth street. where a wedding
dinner Will be served, at which covers
viii be arranged for forty guests. Both
ara popular young people. in a large
circle IN the Ohio town. and the groom
holds responsible position with the
Corrugating company at that place.
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Had Throat Trouble
Doctors said health
gone. Four bottles
Peruna cured Me

MI w. Barnes. ex-sheriff OF War
rem county. Tennessee. IN a letter from
X. X z. Box 10. McMlnnvilie. Tenn
writes; Il had throat trouble and had
three doctors treating me All failed TO
90 me any good. and pronounced my
heaith gone. 1 concluded TO try Peruna.
ana AFTER using four bottles can say 1
was entirely cured. That was three
years ago. l am now well and able to
ride All the time thanks to you gentle
men,
THOSE who object to liquid medicines
can now procure Peruna rablets
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17

lam Wolfe. The Girls Guild. of which
Miss Margaret Maxwell is president.
VIII have for sale cake. candy, ice
cream and fancy work The Junior
Kings Daughters will be- i'm charge of
% line assortment of domestics. lellies.
pickles and preserves. with Miss Ellen
Eretor as chairman. Mrs. Charles y.
Hancher viii sell the tickets. and Mrs.
George W. Lutz will have supervision
OF the serving. For the supper Mrs.
Jacob Brtrngham is general chair.
man, and the following ladies will ar.
range the menu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17

ceeding ones having occurred in May
and September.
The annual reports Will be read and
the election OF officers will come IN
for attention. Together with thes,.
items Of importance program will
be given which includes musical num-
bers and addresses. Mrs. Caldwell.
will make the principal address Of
the evening. Mrs. Robert Reed will
speak on the general council meeting
which was held in New York this year
and Mrs. Mary Young will give an in
teresting informal talk Serving as
an enjoyable conclusion viii be the
social pleasures which follow the bus
mess transactions OF the earlier eve
ning.
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Entertained ladies, AuxIIiarv.

Mrs. Lester Smith. of Overlook. en-
tertained the members of the Ladies'
Auxiliary OF the Elm Grove NJ. +.
church at her home last evening. in
honor of her birthday. The evening
was spent IN playing various games.
At the close of the diversions a deli
cious luncheon was served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17
SEWING Club Met

Miss Herietta Miller at her home
in Elm Grove, was hostess last even
ing to the members of the T. r. :. b
Club. Sewing formed the principal d.
version OF the evening al the close OF
which the guests were served a dam
tily appoined luncheon. Those pres
ent were. Misses Mary Reister. Edna
Ruehl, Mary Kahn, Jessie Scott. Nellie
De Van, Rachel Simpson. Elsie ne
ringer, Florence Rogers and Mrs.
Louis Purdy.
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Theatre PartX

Miss Margaret Murray of PITTS
burgh, the house guest OF Miss Lima
Smallwood Of Twelfth street. was COM
pllmented yesterday afternoon with a
theatre party given by her hostess.
The performance at the Victoria was
enjoyed. following which a delightful
luncheon was served at the Hoge-
Davis tea room. Composing the party
were.
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Misses
Luncheon AZ Windsor

An 0 I h er charmingly appointed
luncheon today will honor several visI-
tors from a distance. at which tie
Misses Charlotte and Irene Herzberg
of Bellairc. will preside as hostesses.
The floral decorations will be especial
ly pretty and the affair will add an
other TO the several interesting parties
OF The week.
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Social MEETING Tomorrow

Tomorrow afternoon. the members
OF the Borcan Bible class OF the
Fourth Street " +. church will mold
their annual meeting in the parlors OF
the church Mrs T. Mauck is IN
charge and following the discussion
OF business matters. the pleasures or
a social hour will be enjoyed.
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Cake Sale

The ladies of the Missionary Society
OF the First Presbyterian church wuI
hold cake sale at the George r.
Taylor store. Saturday. November 20.
All kinds OF home made dainties VIII
be for sale and the public is invited
10 purchase.
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SUNRISE Party

a surprise party was given last
evening for Henry ID. Clouse. Of Edg-
IhSton Lane. by number Of his
friends. m honor OF his twcnty-seventh
birthday. The chief diversions Of the
evening were various games. includ-
ING euchre fnd dominoos Mr.. Ciouso
was presented with "a handsome smok.
ing Jacket ~ the close az the diver
sions "a dainty luncheon was served
Inn.. nr.-nni Mnrn-
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Masque Ball.

The annual masquerade ball Will be
given at 'ae Stratford I.otei. Monday.
December y. with Miss Genevieve
Ewing in charge OF all arrangements.
Meist"r's orchestra viii furnish
dance program Of the latest numbers
and the affair being one Of the dclcnt-
ful anticipations Of the coming montn.
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Linen Shower.

Miss Edna Winters. whose marriage
today to Mr.. Glury Everett Shaw will
De pretty event, was complimented
last evening with a linen shower given
al her home In Martins Ferry. The
evening was very enjoyably spent in
music and games and the bride-to-bo
was showored with many lovely gifts.
\ luncheon was served before the de-
parture OF the guests.
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Hinks-Shafer. do YOU know that
woman across the street,
Shafcr-Sho certainly looks famil-
lar. Let me see. Itt my wife's new
dress, my daughters hat and my
mufhCrin..aw pqrasol sure It's
our cook Macon News.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17
Novnber Dance

Arrangements are being made for a
very delightful dance 10 be given at
Beethoven hall on the South side.
Monday evening. November %. Music
for the occasion will be furnished by
Stiehm's orchestra
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Entertains Friends.

Miss Jennie Bolton at her home on
the Island. entertained a party OF
friends Monday evening with a chat
ing dish party. After an evening spent
al various social pastimes. a delicious
supper was served Those present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17
D'EXMA Sc, T s.il

skin surerers-try this new .alve corn,o,,,,,
ne1lng herhs D'Exma gives you instant - "a -.
fimpie- vanish in a night " -" Sise~as-
VIC arc the only druggists in this town from,
Tina. the great herbal balm. can D.. -s--,5-.i
snlee 10 brns yog rslief -~ h--r'
C. H. GRIESr & CO.
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For Miss wills

Mrs. Daniel Wood. at her home on
Fifteenth street, entertained Monday
evening. in honor OF Miss Mildred
Wills. whose wedding will be a pretty
event of the coming week An attrac-
tive luncheon was served following
an evening Of diversions The ap-
pointments were prettily carried out
in pink and white The guests We're:
Mesd7mes. Anna Marsh. William
Bahama. Samuel Wilson. +. \. Bart
lett, Flora Carter. Charles Jennings.
+ NJ Willis. T. H. Meeks. I'd Petu-
cord. ID. H. Taylor: Misses Roxana
Wilson. Mildred wills. Lucy Martin.
Fanny Young, Ella Jones.
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"WORLD PEACE
RESTS ON MILK"
SEES WARFARE END
WHEN ALL DRINK 1T.
U. S. OFFICIAL

FROM CLEVELAND PRESS.
East Lansing. Mich, Nov 12-"Feed the world on milk
and all war viii cease. is the theory universal peace
propounded at East Lansing by Hemer Rabld who is in
charge Of extension work for dairy division OF the
United States department OF agriculture
The milk fed nations Europe are the only ones
bid "
Denmark and the Netherlands the greatest dairy
countries in the world, furnish the best examples
Sweden. Norway and Switzerland. where the inhab.
ants use much milk, have also keep out of
the war due 10 the loving tendencies caused by
their diet"
Rabild is promoting dairy industry in the United
states and thereby laborng for perpetual peace accord
ing to his explanation
Whether you believe in Rabilds theory that's
the question Nevertheless you do tho United Dairy
company Is the best equipped you with the finest
ana puest product for they the
OF milk in the Ohio Valley.
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Y. w. G. A. BAZAAR
TO ECLIPSE ALL
COMMITTEES MAKING UNTIRING
EFFORTS TO INSURE ITS
SUCCESS.
wigs viii Be Generally Enter
tanned THIS Afternoon-literary
Club Will Give Luncheon.

Preparations for the bazaar. TO be
given the second and third of Dec.
ember at the Young Women's Chris
tlan Association. are coming on apaca
and all committee members are work
ing untiringly for the ultimate suc-
cess OF the undertaking which Is rrac-
tlcally assured now. with the wonder
tul showing Of articles already com.
pleted
The committee which has the super-
vision OF all the following arrange
ments met yesterday at the Y. w c
a. where wonders were accomplished
IN dressing dolls and making oueer
piaythings which will be fascinating
attractions. The next meeting will
De held on Friday afternoon of this
week when the same work will be
continued Recently the children's
oooth committee. has been divided in
TO three divisions the first of which
nave charge OF the above named ar
uclees and Is composed of the follow
ing ladies' with Mrs. Ethel Braden and
Miss Gertrude Garden joint chairman.
Mesdames
Gail Hamilton Mrs. Stahl
George Talson Chas. Hancher
b. Franzheim Frank Armbruster
rreu Shlrer Edgar Sweeney
Charles Hills Dana TouIinson
IL H. hitchen John b. Garden
Misses
Eleanor Sweeney Edna Kidd
The second section with Mrs Geo
Maxwell. as chairman. will make tina
diiferent articles of wearing appareI
Tor infants and children and will be
responsible for a wonderful showing
OF dainty handwork This committee
Z Is composed Of the following ladies
who will meet Thursday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. Maxwell on Zane
street:
Mesdames
George Norton n. VI Nichols
Frank b. Klieves Chas. Aul
VIM. Bates VIM. Weiss
Misses
nellie Friedel Katherine NcClaip
The third division have in charge
all arrangements for the children's
party on the afternoon of Friday the
third, when the children are invited
10 an old fashioned party. Many of
the old time games will be revived
and well IN which the young folks
viii fish and draw forth surprising
results will be one Of the many fea-
lures Of real interest
Miss Edna Kidd is chairman with
the following as committee members:
Misses
sarah Jackson Eleanor Sweeney
Maude Fergus Ruth Peabody
Ruth Mason Mary Eleanor Wright
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Misses
kiessr,

Madelyn Kurner Margaret Wright
Jennie Bolton
Messrs.
VIM. Wright Joe Bolton
Harry Reynolds
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The young lady across the way says
she saw In the paper that the Zeppe-
Inns would probably would attack Ira
falgar Square next and il certainly
would be a relief to London to see
they were going somewhere else mis-
time
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Club Hostess.

Miss Sarah Jackson al her home
IN Woodlawn. entertained the Iues-
day afternoon Bridge Club yesterday
81 its regular meeting Cards were
enjoyed the greater portion Of the
afternoon and prctuly appointed
luncheon was a delightful concluding
feature. The members are.
Misses
Marie Rcister Mary Pfarr
Sarah Jackson Ruth Mason
Nottie Gutman Clarimoud lIcndcl
Mrs. John Reid
Literary Club Luncheon Today.
At the Windsor Hotel this afternoon
very interesting luncheon will DO
given by the Woman's Literary club.
al which Mrs Charles Morrison. hon.
orary president OF the club and one
Of its founders and also one Of the
founders of the state federation of
Woman's clubs will BE- guest Of honor.
This affair will compliment another
guest. Miss Mary McCurdy. principal
Of the Washington Seminary. and for.
merry juvenile librarian Of the Car.
negic Library at Pittsburgh
One long table arranged the length
.of On" terrace garden will bear covers
for seventy guests. many of whom are
.aiumnae OF that institution. The tftie
decorations viii be- beautifully fash.
Toned in yellow. with hand painted
place Card- done in yellow chrysaufrD.
NUNS. This same flower handsomely
combined bon The trimming OF Che tabI.
The regular program. which will fol-
low the luncheon. promises much u
interest for the member. and fI.fr
guests Miss NDCurdy viii talk ON
Literature for Children. which will
hr followed hy 20 discussion on tho
philosopher "V0maiuo ROLAND by
Miss Pauline Uorkhs.mcr.
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/ Am
Now
Well
And
Able I
Ride
All
The
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