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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

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Die afdfHra1Ien br @ons
re bstFiiesn ibsr ipsnieIiens $4,000
4ilionen IdFmssln5sltsn.
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ters. that I wanted my letters-that h.
must give them back
What did he ssyT'
= don't remember. except once he
told M % stand % the side. that I Was
IN front Of him. on. he's insufferabls.
Hes Always 80 afraid he won't have the
center OF the stage They all dislike
him"
But can't get over your not having
any lines" unused Helen
Didn't you know that Warren broke
In. Didn't you ever hear that story
about the deaf mutss who went 10 the
movies They could tell By lip reading
what the players said and were 80 dis
Eusted that they got up and left"
Yes. they say such inane things" ad-
aaI Laura ,, IN picture .hs Other
dying. and he had 20 kncei beside the
bed and parry. Whst do you think he
said for the prayerr
deck chuckled Warren.
No Mary had a little lamb I was
the nurse. and I EiEgled right out. but 1
pretended TO be sobbing"
Helen had a vague sense OF resent
ment~ She wanted 20 think that the
players took their Parts seriously. IL
was an unpleasant disillusionment.
End Of part I. Part n viii follow
immediately" was the announcement
now ON the screen.
Here comes the supper scene. Oh. I
uWRt ~ u nfANfF IN NhlNa MS - a
real scene. l told you. didn't l. that II
was taken at Rectors7"
A moment later the gay restaurant
scene was on. Orchestra Lights.
long table reserved for a party OF
eight-ths players. They entered now.
Laura wearing the chiffon gown Helen
had given her Head waiter was seat
Helen leaned forward .athrill whit the
wonder OF seeing her own gown. on the
screen, How well u had taken-eyen to
the pattern OF the lace.
"Oh. you can't see me at all Miss
Bowman's sitting right in front OF me.
told her. but she wouldn't move"
That's a shame murmurcd Helen,
you looked lovely as you came in"
"Oh. here's where have a little bust
ness with Mr.. Callahan. You can't even
see IT," moaned Laura. Il did Il well.
No. she's leaned back oh. it's all lost"
After this scene Laura did not appear
again. and they watched the rest OF the
reel In silence.
Another installment Of The Adven-
lures Of Annabei will be shown here
next dn,sday." was the announce
ment at the end.
They waited for one more picture. "A
slap-stick farce. where the comedy con-
sisted wholly Of falling down stairs and
tumbling over chairs.
A. they came out, past the posters OF
[ The Adventures Of Annabei that
graced the doorway. Laura turned %
warren with an abrupt. How do you
3 think ] did?"
cant hand you any bouquets. You'll
have TO do better than that"
"Oh. don't listen 10 him, he's Just teas
ing you" protested Helen hastily.
NO. he's right And the worst OF II
/ Is. I'm not doing better. The work I did
I that frst week was the best I've done
I'm growing more self-conscious instead
OF less. on. they'll not keep me on after
] this series"
Vow don't get that idea IN your bon
| net" frowued Warren Cut that elf
] consciousness and 20 to it-tear 40 on
Forget you're before the camera"
That's what the director tells me. but
/ somehow ] can't. Oh" as they went
down the subway steps here's an eN-
press. I'd better take H."
Il hate TO see you go on like this" de-
INJURED Helen. Don't let Warren dis
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To Keep the Face
Fresh, Clear, Youthful

More important than the cosmetic care
or the complexion IL its physical care.
To keep the face clean, fresh. youthful.
there's nothing better than common mer-
Colized wax. IL absorbs the soiled or
faded worn-Out skin particles. Cosmetics
simply add unwholesOmeuess to the COM
plcNion- That's the difference. by all
means. acquire the mcrColized wax habit.
It's 10 easy TO get an ounce OF the wax
at the druggists. apply at night like
cold cream and wash "a or next morning
There's no detention indoors the old
skin coming or so gradually no one sus-
poets you're using anything. When in a
week or two the alluringly youthful
rosclike. underskin As fully In view
we'll you wont want, or need. a makeup
complexion after that II must be APP
parent that this process means complete
radiance Of all cutaneous blcmishes. like
freckles. pimples, blotchcs and black
heads
For obstinate wrinkles. n face bath
made by dissolvinE an ounce Of saNolite
In a hair pint witch hazel surpasses mas
sage cream and everything else FOR re-
suits.
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Miss Lulu Nelson entertained tho
members Of the S. a. r. club ON 1hurs-
day afternoon 40 her home on Guern-
the afternoon in fancy work. after
which a luncheon waF served by the
hostess fn The evening musical 90
lecfions we're rendered hy those pres.
eut. both vocal and Instrumental num-
hers being given hu Automobile
Contest proved an interesting event
~ tho evening Nra WfU Mrgraw be-
InK the successful contestant The
guests present were Mrs A n
FLAX WIN J McGrsu. p o. HaIstsad.
james vs. stewart "a r. Tyler. J. U
Robinson. Misses Grace Haney Aimee
Ward. Hilda Young. Dudley Wood
bridge Laura Walters. Lulu A Nelson
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SOCIETY
,plendid coneert Arranaed


The members OF the quartet choir
OF the Vance Memorial church have
arranged a splendid musical program
to be rendered tomorrow evening in
the main auditorium OF the church.
Several OF thu leading singers aud
musicians TO BE- found In the local dis.
Uict will take part. The program is
az follows:
Quartet
ta) THE Lass viyH ga. Delicate Ail.
,bJ DRINK 20 Ne uuiy win THINE
Eyes ..-...--...-.. old English
Rass SUloa-a
,sD a Cong % steel. ......... Spross
'bI ShipmAtes OF Milne. ... Sanderson
Dir. Robert williams
Duet soprano AMI tcI1rI-
taD That We Two Were Mayiug
O0j \ Book Of srs,s Persian am
Mrs bpra srd SIR. MasGir rS'n' d
ContrH4rp Solo
,ci Gsvotts irorp a,itrnon 'T 'SSM az.
Mr.. BlaHcne A.c,.ctIaud Robinson
Tenor Solo
ID Rose 90 My Heart '........i .SGr
Mr.. Phil Mcguire.
Duet sopIaLo and cuutTaIto H-Barca-
ole from Tales OF Hoffman,. -. ..
airs Dusa and Mrs. Dill "5''0- u
soprano Solo
fal The star .............. Roger.
90 Down in the Desert Gertrude Ross
co Aria-One Zine Day. . PucgiIi
Mrs buxa..
taD SerenHde .........-..-. Schubert
tbb Echo Observation-Disclosures. McIariaa
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and the closing may be mace at both
shoulders or on one side and shoulder.
a pretty combination would be- black
velvet. with facing of green satin.
and a guimp" of cnantilly lace. less
expensive combination would DO char.
Mouse or HnTfs and shadow lace or
NET Tho pattern De- cut ir 6 sizes .
g. 36. 38. fD. O. and "a inches bust
measure .. require - yard of
inch material With 20 yards OF sash
ribbon Tor ,Ho blouse and 80 yards
iuf The iuckar Tor "a medium size
a pattern uf this Illustration NAILED
f1 any address uu receipt of Toe In
oliver OF .frmUH
Address Pattern Department. The IN
lr'IIErrcrr. 1909 Main st. Wheeling.
Vs. Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-15

ON last saturday afternoon Nlrs
Frances r. Hyde gave a very delight
ful luncheon for her daughter. Miss
lmOgene Lynn. az the home 81 Miss
Julia Wilson. In Pleasant Valley The
event was In celebration Of her daugh
ters eighth birthday anniversary
The table decorations were very beau
tiful. and the luncheon served con.
sisted Of all the deiicscies OF the sea.
son. ~ the conclusion Of the serv.
ing OF refreshments stories were told
as well az the playing Of games. Quite
q number were present
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courage you. / thought you did very
wei. Come have dinner with Us Friday. %
I love 10, e. she pushed her way
INTO the crowded car and waved them
goodbye from the platform.
on, how could you be 50 blunt de-
named Helen Indignantly. as the express
drew out and they stood waiting Tor q
What's the use OF letting her fool
herself shrugged Warren. Never help,
anybody 70 Jolly EN- into thinking
they're great when they're not"
But Laura's already 20 self-deprecia,.
Ing. That's her great fault"
We'll, shes rotten In that club scene
and ought to be told so. she's not cut
out for the movies. can tell you that
right now
Why isn't she7-' stoutIy. 'Iaura's at.
tractive. She has a very expressive face
And she's waited 80 long for this chance
Dear. n she has 90 go back TO stenog.
raphy-itl almost XIII her
Huh, she was a rafting good
stenographer, but she's n bum actresa
She's like all the rest OF the women
who're even threatened with good looks
Thy all think they could star in the
movies n they had chance. As mat.
ter Of fac. nine-tenths Of 'em would bs
awkward as cows when you get 'em be,
fore camera. Come on Here's a local.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-15
10 olve Three.Aet plaN

The members Of ST. JOseph's AcaGe-
my Alumnae Association are making
arrangements TO give a three-act play
in the Market Auditorium following
Easter Sunday. The complete pro
gram. when arranged. viii BE- a good
one. and several OF the leading mem
beers of the association will play an
active part in the rendition OF the
comedy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-15

The members Of the Ancient order
OF Hibernians Parke division. will
hold their annual ball Wednesday
evening a. the Market Auditorium.
In connection with the event splen-
did program viii be rendered. consist
Ing Of all the latest steps. and the
event FL expected 10 surpasg that ~
lsgt year The special music viii be-
furnished by Moistcrs orchestra.
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VIII Give DANCING Party

A party Of local young men will
give dancing party az the Island
club rooms Thursday evening. and a
splendid dancing program will be rem
dered. consisting OF all the latest
steps. Orchestra music will be fur
nished for the occasion.
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Good Dinner.

The ladies OF the First English
Lutheran church will serve a good
dinner Thursday from IL to o'clock.
and an excellent menu will be served.
The luncheon and dinner will be held
In the dining rooms OF the church.
and a cordial invitation IL extended
to the general public
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Royal Neiohbors.

The members % Independent Camp
No. 1850. Royal Neighbors OF Ameri-
ca. will entertain the members Of the
order and their friends Wednesday
evening a. the l. o. o. T. hall. 1921
Jacob street. with a euchre party.
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Meeting Called

4 meeting of thu Womeus Rural
Clubs Association has been called to
meet Saturday. March 81. in the as
sembly rooms uf the Board OF Trade.
The meeting has been called for the
purpose OF discussing certain phases
OF the work. and some good talks
will be made
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NEIGHBORHOOD
BIBLE CLASSES

Leaders meetings will be held at the
young Mems Christian association build,
ing Monday afternoon at o'clock. Rev
Thomas q. koontz. L. b.. will preach.
Esvrybody interested in Bible study Is
cordially invited.
District rs viii meet with Mrs. John
kindelbcTgcr. 325 Main street, Monday
At I-f5 B.. m. Miss Belle Fox leader
District - will meet with MIRA. r. J.
McCullagh. 20 Fifteenth street MoFfsfay
Al p. m. Miss Iarerty leader
District le4b viii meet with Mrs A
9. Whitaker Monday az 1850 p. m. Dr.
Thomas q. koontz. leader
District No. 14s will meet with their
leader. Mrs. r. b. Nay. 400 South Penn
street. Monday az 7:4b 2. m.
Biedeman. II South Penn street Mon.
DAY. az 1850 p. m. Miss Nellie Oxtoby
leader
District l.4-ls5 will meet with Mrs
James II. Beans. Pleasant Valley. Tues.
day At ESQ ,. m. Mrs. :. Ed Elliott
Bethlehem GbIo class will meet Al
Bethlehem chapel Tuesday at y. m
Miss Mary Wayman. leader.
District l2ta will meet with Mrs John
Dickman. Park View. Thursday at 7.3O
District 1fS will meet with Mr.. Q O.
Smith. 522 South Penn street THURSDAY
At 1850 p m. Mr.. 9. q. Smith. leader
Aetna Bible class will meet AZ Aetna.
willie chapel Friday at 1850 o. m Miss
Anna Frederick. leader
Echo Point Bible class will meet with
Mrs. George Clark. Hawthorne avenue
Friday AZ 1858 y. m. Mrs. s. ID. Jregg
leader.
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This ssriss 10 . continuation Of -rh>ar
nArrtsd Life" produced ~ mabel Hsr-
esrt urnsr for four years. ~Ths HAr-
nd LIE OF Hslsn and warren" appsar-
bert urnsr.
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Mildred think 300 have my beau.
fE nap now
NrhefabIe..W We'll take long. long
sleep Stanford ChauuarraI
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BegWr-f haven't tasted food for
months
Dyspcput-'ou ain missing much.
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