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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-21
Two Dozen Candidates Re
port to Price Seeking
a Berth.
BROWNS ON FRIDAY
Bert Lamb and Olson Show
Well; Was Plenty of
Rockies, Too,

---------
II was pepperv bunch "i p'u'I'''
ing bah players that ca'ottcu uT"H
Association park Tor coupIt
hours yesterday afternoon WI"
brilliant sun playing us rays on .''
field it required only teW mn t,a
FOR the baseball sweat TO come 10 INV
surface
Although 1t was the iirSt d'N oi
practice there were seN'IaI VINO Hl"'u
out prominently In the r"uuhS na'''us
and fielding practice Mh'ch MAJ III az ~
Price sent the men through i9uHS
the number OF players 'h"t WI" "c
out probably VIII jump iron, a."
twenty-iour To thlIty' as S'N az 'v"
rockies are expected 10 anhou,'se II, 7 =
their candidates. ny appearing on I,.,. ,inv
neld. Ihere VIII pe plen'N ". p'", '', ','o y
for two teams ana l'Ne-H''lhS gun.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-21
FRED CLARKE JOINS
PIRATES IN CAMP

HOT SPRINGS, March 20.-Fred
Clark, former manager Of the Pitts
burgh Nationals, joined the Pirate
crew in spring training quarters here
this morning. 81 just came down to
train little myself" said Fred Clark.
He denied that his presence here at
this time had any further significance
than that he had gotten used TO com
ing to Hot Springs at the training
season.
Both the Pittsburgh and the world $
champion Boston Americans had busy
practice periods today. The Boston's
have as yet not heard from eitfSr
Speaker or Joe Wood.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-21
MINERS PLAYING
SOCCER FOOTBALL
Special to The World.

Special to The World.
M'ALESTER. Okla. March 90
Fourteen members of the Miner
squad were given forty-minute IN
struction into the mysteries Of Soccer
football this afternoon, following a
peppery practice in baseball, the first
training of the 1916 season. Regu-
lars who have reported are: Fowler
and White, catchers; Mickey Jordan,
Johnson, Estes, Jones and lineup,
pitc hers: Humphries and Kortum. in
fielders: Bcsse and Yardley. outfield-
ers. Narley. Bain and Wren. local as
pirants. worked with the squad Lefty
Lewis. who has been among the miss
ing reserves, has wired he will report
at once The rest of the squad is
expected tonight and Tuesday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-21
Moran " ius Suit.

NEW YORK, March 20.-F'rank
Moran won legal battle in court to-
day defeating Dan McKetttck. once
his manager. In a suit brought by
Mex ettrick to recover ,462 he al
legged was due him as advance money
before Moran's fight with Jack John
son In Paris. in 1914. The Jury's YER
diet favored Moran. Moran testified
that this agreement with McKettrick
called for n settlement after the Paris
bout but for that match he received
only $40, the balance being tied up in
litigation caused by the European
war.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-21

is tied up by the moratorium in France
on account of the war.
Both parties met later in restau-
rant. Moran's counsel, Frank O'Neill.
former chairman of the state athletic
commission, after a heated exchange
of words with McKettrick struck the
latter on the jaw. Then Harry Pollok.
manager of Freddie Welsh, the
worlds lightweight champion, too. Me
Kettrcks part and landed right
smash on O'Neills mouth, cutting the
lawyers lip. Moran took no part "
the fray but acted as a peacemakr'
and separated the combatants.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-21
PHILADELPHIA WINS
OVER CHICAGO CUBS

TAMPA. March 2o.-Bunching sew
en- hits off Hendrix in the second and
fourth innings the Philadelphia Ma
tionals scored five OF their six runs
and defeated the Chicago Nationals
0 to Q in today's exhibition game here.
The Cubs. except Williams. were help
less before Mayer and Demaree.
williams and Demaree hit home runs.
The score: II. III. Il.
Philadelphia .,............ IL o
SnlCdEp
Batteries-Mayer, Demaree and
Adams Hendrix. Seaton and Archer.
Wet Grounds.
MEMPHIS. March 2o.-Memphis-
st. Louis American game postponed:
wet grounds.
Rent your rooms The World Want
Ad way-save time and worry. Phone
26ol-alter $3.50 call 1000.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-21
Mangan's Musings

Claremorc. Okla. March 19. Sport
ing Editor, Tulsa World. Dear Sir:
Chiet Chouteau, the hard-hitting out
fielder of Ninita, who was recon-
mcndcd to Milwaukee of the Amcri-
can association 10y BILLY Clymor, and
promised a tryOut bv that club this
spring, but later released on account
% having so many ou;neiders to look
over, has signed with MuskOgee of the
Western association
Choutcau asked such a salary that
the Muskogee club could not see
him, on account of the salary limit
but they have finally come to terms
in which the chief guarantees to hit
800 or no salary
lie was with the Carlisle Indians
last season, a fast professional trav-
cling team, and hit 1882 in lac
games, stole "a bases, and never
failed to get at least one hit in 43
consecutive games, besides going up
against the best pitching, and strong
est clubs in the east So he does
not see why he cannot easily hit 300
or better in the Western association.
Respectfully yours, j. II. Hughes.
No, Mr.. Hughes, if you know any
other Indian chiefs who are willing
to sign contracts on the same basis
| know where YOU can place about
has any sons, grandsons. or any other
relatives, the Producers can give
every one of them a meal ticket for
the next few months, providing they
agree to hit 800 or over or no
money. We do not wish to be at all
skeptical, hard to convince or any
thing of the kind, but we do think
Everybody has that privilege) and
believe that Chief Show Tow will
have some trouble in spotting the
ball at n 800 clip when he faces
some of the local twirlers. ] sin
cerely hope, Mr.. Hughes, that you
are right and that your redskin gar
dener clips it off at "A three hundred
rate because Muskogee is going to
ned just such material. This letter
will be filed away and Chief Chou
teau will be watched closely. If he
makes good he's sure to get plenty
of free publicity.
And then, too, it is peculiar that
the manager of the Milwaukee team
| in the American association didn't
have time to look over the chief
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-21
No Joke,

"Brevity Is the soul of wit OBJ
served the sage.
Maybe" replied the fool. but I
never feel very witty when / am
short. ."-Milwaukee Sentinel.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-21

The Chicago White Sox need a
first baseman. Although they have
an option on Hal Chase, who de-
serted Comiskey to play with the
Federal league, it is unlikely that
Chase will ever again be seen in a
Chicago uniform. The Sox are re-
ported to be casting covetous eyes
at Fred Merkle and are said to have
offered John McGraw the option on
Chase in return for Merkle The
Giants could use Chase almost as
well as Merkle, and it might be that
under McGraw Hal would forget
some of the eccentricities that have
made him so unpopular with other
managers and players.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-21

moore. ine h'H'NWesh' c1'cn',, niu
'IntN Hopper thc SltHu'i Iiu',n
ouilleldol were Ih're' 'ltIP hI'uy
l"uihcN'd all the way rom 81 i.ouIs
To- try ana Keep ms base p"si'lon;
Ih'rc Is no question pui Mn1t ne VIII
Dc nara man 10 Keep OH 'hlS pIaCe.
If ne shows a HllIe stronger WIN tne
timber ne dnup'l'ss VIII oe on tme
payroll Last season ne was 'he Sei-
sail"n OF me lhrlcld III lho u''HI IT,
n'n' but ne uidh nv any TO" well
tie showed wen yesterday. ..
Ihe huhdr'd or more lalS Wno
occupied stI's IN thr U'aI"s''n" VIZ .
SURPRISED al ln' t'pP''N P'IN'nE ~
liank Moore, the he'Ny receiver iie
was mere I'~l season coming rom
lh" h'usl' NY hIu'H. Il""' ne
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-21

Director Of the five-reel feature
film, Little Mary Sunshine" featur-
ing the three year old leading lady,
BABY Marie Osborne. This picture is
playing at the Palace theater today
only. Every child should see 1t.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-21

which sent the mercury sallying ter
ribly close to the century mark there'll
be tour good seats for sale in the
press box along about the second
month of the season. Although it
was not so unusually hot yesterday
out in the open, it was unbearable
in the press box. We clamor for re-
lief
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-21

Several of the sluggers lined the
bah out against the field 1t takes a
hard blow to put the ball over the
field with the extra four feet of fence
attached.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-21

1t was a likely looking bunch out
yesterday for practice. Bert Lamb
and Chet Olson showed above the
field yesterday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-21

He will appear in Tulsa with the De-
troit team on Friday, April Z, in a
game against the Producers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-21

Samuel Crawford, famous outdeld-
or of the Detroit Tigers. Joined the
team at their training camp last
week. Needless to say, he will not
need much training before the season
starts. for he has had over fifteen
years of it, the year around. He keeps
himself in excellent shape all the
time He is one of the best and clean
est ball players in the game today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-21

dents. The regular gate price will be
levied for this contest.
The following are the players VINO
were out yesterday: Outtieldcrs-
Featherhoff, Hopper, ieatley. Dor
sett, Gay, Jones infield-Brady, Oh
son, Lamb. Miller, Decker Brown;
catchors-M Moore, Gose; pitchers
Powell, Beaver Lewis; Price, mana
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-21
show Us Chcutcau.
May the chief reach his mark
And the ball often park;
But we're doubtful, yes doubtful;
The chiefs got a mouthful.

Eighteen husky aspirants to the
high school team were out yesterday
afternoon at the Association ball park,
following the Producers practice at
the same place. \ regular team has
not been picked. and probably Will
not be picked until next week, when
team work will be developed. Hook
sliding was started yesterday by
Coach Home Rum Baker and not
one of the men out had on sliding
pads. so many will be wearing straw
berries" today. Another pitcher was
out for practice. Booker who is a
speed artist. Miller, who is working
on shortstop. displayed excellent hit
ting ability by lining several to the
fence. Price on third base showed up
well in the practice The first game
of the high school team is scheduled
at Kiefer Friday, March 81. The two
teams also play there saturday
April l.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-21

And then, too, it is peculiar that
the manager of the Milwaukee team
in the American association didn't
have time to look over the chief
when he guarantees to hit such a
high batting mark.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-15
How Thin People
Can Put On Flesh

Thin men and women-ihat Dis
hearty. filling dinner YOU Ate last nleLt:
VIVA; became Of all Tho tdt-pruducihs
nourshment it contained? You haven I
plss4d from your body like unhurned
coal through an opcn crate. The ma.
terlaI was there. but your food doesh
work and stick, and tho plain truth Is
YOU hardly get enough nourlshmcht
from your meals 10 pay for the cost OF
COOKING This is true of thin tolkS the
world over. Your nutr!tive organs. your
functions Of assimilation. are propaDiF
sadly out nf gear and need reconstruct
ton.
Gu, out the foolish foods and funny
sd wdust diets. cut out everything nut
tho meals you are eating ana cal WIN
every one IF those single Sargol tab-
let In two weeks note the difference.
Let the scales be the judG". rive 10
eight good solid pounds Of healthy.
stay there" fat may lie The net result.
Sarg0 aims 10 charge weak. staGnant
blood with millions "i fresh new is e
blood corpusclcs-tn give the blood me
CARRYING power to hclirc" every ounce
Of fat-making material III your food tp
every part OF your body. ShrEoi, TOO
mixes with your food. tn prepare II for
the blood in an easily hssimllated Iornt;
ali the way from IN /" - pounds a
month while taking Sarg"l and say thai
the new flesh stays put. Sarsol taDlcts
arc A careful combination ul SIX OF the
hest assimilativt elements known 10
chemistry. They come: 40 tablets 10 a
expensive. and Rau's Cut Rate fhar-
macy {. H. Ciricst & Co.. ANA all other
good druggists in this vicinity sell Them
Subject TO an absolute guarantee ~
weight increase or money back as foual
in every large package.
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accompanied him on the, trip. went to
friends before returning TO wheeling;
Mrs. <. K. Ray and daughter. MISS
T, S. Hill Of New Marttnsvtle re-
turned home last evening after br1er
visit in the city. 80 rs,.
II. E. Kelsey, a lumberrnan or f1ne
Grove, is in Wheeling.
Mrs. Robert NJ Mason Of Eoff street
is recovering from an illness. 49,,
Misses Clara and. Gertrude He'll will
leave the latter part of the week Tor
Cleveland, o., where they will visit
Miss Rhea Seibert. Mrs. Ada schuck
and Miss Anna Scharrer left yesterday
morning for Buckeye Lake. O.. to spend
Mr, and Mrs. r. r. Marshall of Wood
lawn are spending few weeks in Al
lantic City.
Immediately upon her return from
New York. Mrs. Blanche Worder has
taken charge Of the corset depar TN mt
Of Geo. E.. Stifel company as buyer and
filter.
Mrs. Seybuld and Grimmer of Art Mil
linery store left Sunday night for New
York to attend the openings and puT-
chase their fall goods.
Robert Plumm.r. formerly city editor
% The Register. has returned 10 the city
from TER. Hauts, Ind. where he spent
several uHHS
Harry Davis of Schmidt's pharmacy
has returned To the city after spending
d weeks vacation at Limestone,
BOYD Hilton of the Telegraph left yes
terday for q week. camping trip eight
miles above WnllSburg.
Miss Maxine Dher of New MartinSVil!e
has left for Der HON" after spending
few days here the guest Of friends.
Miss Virginia Hall is thu guest OF Or.
and Mrs ". {. Mnser Al MorGantown.
Miss Jennie Bal! Of North Main street
left Yesterday morning for Pittsburgh
where She will remain until Wednes-
day.
Miss Rebecra Hubbard of North HUI
ron street is visiting with friends at
SardlS. Q.
Miss Mary Malonlr of South Eoff
Miss Helen Iinrsuch Of Sixteenth
street is spending several weeks at Cum
bertrand Md
Miss Mary Nnrihrup OF Washington.
II. e.. who has been tn" house guest Of
Miss Dorothy Duncan at Bridgeport, left
for her HON" on saturday.
Mrs Jcnni" Norman of Chapline street
returned IN Monday evening from Man
tuA. o. where sh" spent the Weekend
with her daughter.
Miss Helen Hy"r Of Hannibal. o.. Is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond HEer
at their home IN Fan" street.
Miss Mary Ann" Barnes "f Weston is
spending several days III" guest Of Miss
Lucretia Travis nf Narwond.
ley is at Mountain Lake park for An
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Hrer IF the
Island will leave on Wednesday for
cleveland from where they will motor
to Buffalo and Toronto. Can.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-15
About People
Movements 81 ineivldualp 70
and Fran .iis City.

At TIE HOTELS.

Stamm-H. +. Hcltsley and SON I'm"
Grove; G., L. Smith. MorSantnwn; -
Rodgers. GAINESVILLE; J. NJ. Berdlne' Hun
dred.
wtndsor-AIrs. ErASt. New MartlnS-
VILE; c. Z. Fowler. Marietta: \" n. Al
,t.r,nedEn. NorSantown: II. l.. Torrance
Morsantown: Geo. K. Barnes. talrmHht
Grand Central-phoebe Amos. ClaikS-
burg; Jayne Campbell. Can! bridge; r. +.
French. Smithtield: n. Thompson Grail
ton: " RI. Sipe. Bethesda: Is. {; Thomr-
son. Grafton: L. l.. kourad. Faden Cl'y'
g. F. Mercer. kenova.
McLure-John Standeter, Atkins JOG
S Oldham. Ripley; Geo. r. johnston
Huntington: Mr.. and Mrs. {. NJ. Lowth"f
Warrington: Vim. r. Hopkins. FAR
roint: Leone Martins. MannIngton; L: :.
Mahoney l.. Liverpool.
Rogers-F. l.. Ault. IaneSriile: !. Z.
Burns. Mt Vernon: W. Callaghan. Park
trsburs: W r. Hamilton. +. =. TlnnsI.
ParkerSburS.
John T Cowl. superintendent OF mails
at the Wheeling poStoftlce. has returned
TO work after A few days illness at NINE.
Earl Emmerick we'll known linotype
operator of the Intellieencer composing
room. returned yesterday from 4 tx"
weeks vacation spent in Charleston and
Point Pleasant. Mrs. Emmerlck. "h"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-15
WONDERFUL PICTURE
: SHOWING At COURT

One Of the greatest lessons ever
shown on a screen for the benefit OF
young men and women is the one de-
picted in the story Of Where Are MY
Children" that is now showing at the
Court Theatre afternoon and evening.
This attraction drew hundreds of per-
sons 10 this popular playhouse last
night to witness the opening perform
ance and indications are that everyone
in Wheeling over sixteen years of age
will visit the Court during the next
Two weeks to witness this excellent
film production.
In the play is told d story OF women
who refuse motherhood on the pleas
that children are only burden. In re-
vealinG the story many timely Incl
dents are enacted. How young men
may betray girls Of tender ages 1s also
shown in manner that persons may
understand the moral. The photo-play
is so arranged that no offense can be
taken on the part of any one in the au.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-15
Why Society Women Wash
Their Own Hair

Few realize how many society
women now wash their own hair.
not because it is fad, but because
they wish To obtain the greatest
possible hair beauty and be sure
they are not using anything harm
full. The thousands who have
found that in washing the hair il
is never wise 10 use makeShifl hut
is always advisable Ia use d prcpa-
ration made for shampoOin" only.
say they get the best results from
simple homemade CanlhroX mix
ture. You can enjoy this, The best,
that is known. for about three cents
a shampoo by getting some can
throX from Your druggist, and dis.
solving tcaSpoonful in Il cup Of
hot water Your shampoo is now
ready, After its use the htir dries
rapidly with uniform color. Dand-
ruff. excess oil and dirt are dis
solved and entirely disappear. Your
hair will be 80 fluffy that II will
look much heavier than it is:
Its lustre and soitne,S will
also DELIGHT YOU. while the Stimu-
lated scalp gains the health which
insures hair growth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-15
NEWS BRIEFS

-Stroehmanns fine new bakery a,
Huntington Is about complete and II
has been announced that it will open
next week. Only the installation of a
few pieces OF machinery remain.
For five days a leak has existed AT
Tenth street. and water is spoutins out
between the bricks in several small
streams.
"A revision OF the municipal sid
walk ordinances suggested by Mayor II.
L. Kirk.
Both parts OF the circuit court will
convene on Sept. i, each of them having
bulky dnckets 10 take care of. 1t will
be the largest in many terms.
Otto Price, wife and children. were
sent 70 their old home in Iowhattan yes
terday by the county commiSS toner's
The family was on its way from the
Michigan woods whore they lost all Ut
their effects in a bad fire.
Several Pittsburgh attorneys are IN
the city making abstracts of coal deeds
in the Elm Grove district.
An option on an auto patrol wor
taken yesterday by the city from the
Peerless Motor Truck company.
Jury Commissioners Charles Cnpn
and Colonel Richard Robertson drew l."
names for jury duty yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-15
Eiahty-first Birthday.

Yesterday AT Wheeling Park. fifty
Two relatives and friends of Mr.. James
Geraehty. Of Renwood. we're his guests
in the celebration of his eighty-hrst
birthday. The day was spent at me
park. and was enjoyed in thorough
picnic style. The following were pres
ent from a distance: Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Gera shty, Meadville, Pa. Mr.
and Mrs. George Goetze. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Jerfers. Mr.. and Mrs. P: Fahsy,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Maxwell. Mrs: Bell
Crossman. of Mingo. O.. Mr.. and Mrs.
!. /. Thomas. of New York city: W.
Smith. of Canton. O.. Albert kalk'
reuth of Canton, O. Mr. Geraghty was
born in ireland and has resided in Ben,
wood for - years. Up until a few
wears ago he was employed al he
Wheeling Steel and Iron company S
plant of Benwood,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-15
Luncheon Party.

Another delightful affair Yesterday
at the Windsor Hotel, honored Mrs
Edward Humes of Delaware, o.. who
is visiting Mrs. George Cooke OF Mar
tins Ferry. Table decorations we're
especially attractive and places were
laid for nine guests who were:
Mrs. Edward Humes, Of Delaware,
Ohio.
Mrs. Paul Morrison. of Tiltonville
Mrs. George Blackford, of Wheel
Ing.
Mrs. Charles Doueherty. OF Kirk
wood.
Mrs. Frank Singer. of Rayland
Mrs. W. W. Daesett. Of Martins
Ferry.
Mrs. Alex Dixon, Of Martins eFrry.
Mrs. James Medill, of Martins Fer
ry.
Mrs. George Cooke, of Martins
Ferry. !. -
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dience and it is the intention of the
producers 10 show only actual facts
that exist today, not in the underworld
but in the most restricted soclef.
The shorty opens with the arrest OF
physician Tor the circulation Ala 10 cot OF
yicted BY the prosecuting attorney
whose wife thought more Of society
than children. She belongs 10 a GER
tain social set who viewed the matter
in the same light as she. In the end
when physician is arrested and 80 con- Of d.
wife of the prosecuting attorney ap-
pears on his books as do also the
names of others OF her set.
The closing chapters, of the story
are so beautifully rounded out on the
screen that words can hardly, tell the
finale of the great story CT Where Are
My Children" To appreciate 1t one
should see this great drama al the
Court theatre. 1t will be repeated
each. afternoon and evening during
the remainder of this week and next
week
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hoped all members will make it a
point to attend.
The board of managers will meet
al 1890 o'clock on Wednesday morn.
ing al the nursery and all members
are urged TO be present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-15

many a day. Charlie Chaplin a1
In his latest two act comedy ~o1ASA
NJ" and is without doubt i0o:0ee
he has ever appeared In. Ma ;W
is seen In another delightful cA2[N
role in The Marriage Of Molly Ct
exceedingly, picturesque, tineH 49,
Irish story. In addition 10 tho. SAeN1l
features, Billie Burke d Sse1 t6ao1s
18th chapter Of GlostA't RonA1oo, s..a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-15
For Visitors.

Miss Cornelia Helmbrisht was host
ess yesterday afternoon al lunch.
con which complimented Miss Nova
Brenneman of Sierra Gordo. H., and
Miss Vera Graver of ROLAND Springs,
Pa. who are guests of Miss Elizabeth
Burdatts. The pretty little affair was
given at the Windsor Hotel. and was
marked by exquisite appointments.
The guests later enjoyed the matinee
at a motion picture house.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-15
CHARLIE cHAPllN-REI

One Of the D assred m az tbs ReS
Theatre, was shown to large crowds
Yesterday, and was declared by many
to be the best seen In. Wheeling n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-15
DANCING Party.

MIR. and Mrs. Fred Schenk at their
home in Woodsdale. entertained last
evening With dancing party, for The
pleasure OF their guests, Miss Dorothy
Kessler and Miss Laura kessler of
Philadelphia. and Miss Gertrude Bara-
claow of Sherron Hill. Pa. Dancing
with exciting card contests furnished
a merry pastime for the crowd or
Young folks present.