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IN ToREcLosunENsupNE1E COURT
NSW YORK COUNrY--ClTiZHNe saw.
II. HUBER e Administrator with the will
anne red OF sadie A. Huber. deceased. st al.
Purs1ant - . judgment sntsrsl Neysn.
bsr is 1915. the undersignsd will sell at
public suction q ths ns.ehanss ssissfeem,
Nsnhattaa. New York City. At twelve
Vciock nsen - Deesntes .lth. 1913. by
Jessph ?. Day. Avetieaf1s.. the mortgessd
soid. situate on the Nortsstiy side Of isstS
street in the. Borough OF Manhattan. City
from 5th Avenue being ls feet IN Width
front and rear BY - feet II inches In depth
on each side. both sidss funning partly
ing diagram:
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J0sErH aHONGOOD.s SONS. Ju

JOSEPH sHONG0ODs SONS, Julius
shongood, Auct,. " Bowery. sell 10 A, NJ.
every description. siivsrware, odds and ends
and all goods pledged prior Sept. I. 1915. to
No. s%7ss. and all goods held over from
Nov. 2s-ciothing: M. Rsphisi. s7a 9Th
Ave.
pledged prior Nov. 10. 1913. to No, t70s7.
Also No. 1886. Sol Cohen. sS5 Sth Ave.
soi Cohen Co, Sss ID Ave,
Nov. St-Msn's and wosnsn's eiething.
A.. RHODE. so5 Columbus Ave. ~
Nov. :1-Msn.s and wwomsn's clothing.
Msssn Bros., <6S Grand 81.
Nov. 2s--Ciothing Daniel Cohn, IS
Washington g.. Hoboken. N. J. IL. ooody.
e7+ Grand st., Bkiyn
Nov 3e--Msns and woMen's clothing.
Sol Cohen 4 Co. S5s ID Ave Raphisi
sro:; ~, .,.t a. Aye, Y, n. dr'ttsf'ia, IA
csStsai Ave, jersey city. >. vfsSnss.
ISS 0ummit Ave-. Jersey CITY. ! - -
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Thee. navy ord.rs w.r. issued to-day.

Commander A. g Kavanagh. detached
command coast torpedo force Pacidc fleet
10 command Maryland; I.ieutenant.Com-
mander J. ". Enoch.. to command Cesar;
Lieut. ". ~ Fuller. detached Salem 10
Maine: Lieut. II. NJ. Kessler detached Salem
to command Chicago: Lieut. W T.. Rrck.
detached naval magazine. Fort Mirlin Pa,
Atlantic reet: Lieut. tjunio- Gradel W. N.
CORY, detached naval aeronautic station,
Pensacola. Fla, to Washington: Lieut.
Dunlor gradcl J. l.. oswald, detached re-
cruitlng station. Brooklyn. to recruiting
station. Jackson. Miss
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Lowest temperature. Il, 81 4. NJ
Average temperature. ~.
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Hast i3Sth Street.
An undivided ons-Sourth part Of this prep.
srty 10 subject to . mortgage Of e3.Soo. 60
with interest thereon from Aey ara. 1915.
Dated, November i3th, 1919.
ARTHUR L. HURLEY. Referee.
ROBERT J. CuLhANE. Attorney for Plain
tifs, % Wall Street. Bcsough o. Ma.
hatean. City Of New York.
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THE WEATHER.

For Kassssn New Y~k-Inersas!ns
eiesdiasee asi wsrass to-day. .prskablI
rain by te-slsht, ts-osrrsw ssh' ffssn
For New Jsrsey--inersasins cioudiness
and warmer. probably followed by RAIN 70.
DAY: to-mcrrow rain; fresh southeaN anu
south winds.
For Northern New Enslsnd-rsir and
warmer to-day: Tomorrow probaoiy rain
Or snow; fresh southsriy winds ,.
For Southern New England-incrsssins
c1oudiness and warmer to-day. propaoN
followed BY rain at night; tomorrow rain;
fresh southerly winds.
For Western New YoSk--Rain or enow
so,dsy and probably to se,mSrroT;; ,ns;i. '"ons
NEW YORK. Nov 22.-The depression cus
Of the southwe moved esst ward yesserdN
and maintained On elongated centre from
Louisiana and Eastern Texas northwero lnt0
Missouri and caused general rainfall ron
wisconsin and Iowa southwsrd 10 the 0uif
Ths western Canadian depression eHosscsd
the pressure continued high. ~.s.
Th0O Wa . little rain on the norm fernc
coese md incrsasing cloudinsss In ths Eastern
was colder IN the morning in the Ney
England and middle Atlantic 0tsaee, Win
freesing weather extending into we0ern
North Carolina. but. WAS genefany warmer
west ward into the nis.tssippi valley - wen
sections south OF wisconsin and Michigan
In this city tbs day 80 partly cioudy:
cooler In the meenins: Wind. light 10 iresn
southeast: average humidity. 81 per cent
barometer. correced 70 read 10 ses level. ~
A. n. 500: . p. n. 500.
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sfth Street.
Street Ne. 1877 East s7th Street
The approximate amount Of the mertGaGs
debt, costs and allowances 10 els.s9e.SS and
interest. and Of the taxes, assessments and
water rates In N.i25.b3 AMI interest.
Dated New York. November 3rd. 1915
A. WALKER OTIS. Referee.
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THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Departures Outgoing
Foreign Mails.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United etstss Coast and 0eodetic 0usvsv-
standard Time.
'un nsss' .sM u Sun ssts.....A3t ? y
Moon riscs......s0 N
HIGH WATER THIS DAT.
SANDY H''i a.ii ;'s n acy IA.'sSpA..'HAh
Low WATER THIS DAT.
SANDY Hook. !? :os A N Gov. Is,snd .is:N AN
Hell Gase......s:O An
ARRrvED-wEDNEsDAY. NsvssSw n. .
g % M1 del Norts. i:& p. H.. 3ssss,sss.
ais s S!,. a q srso,. 80 P. N. Tuesday. Du..
8: Hubert: Hubert. siS A; NJ; Lay.rpsel xsy, 4
50 Ancon. - P. NJ. cris,obai Nsv. \
3. olnds. s:?e 4. v. vita. Nov. II.
80 80 Advance 10 4: NJ. Crsobsl. Nov. y.
80 II Sislo. Galveston. Nov. H.
Sc John D. Rocksisiier. Ne. svssssA
So Madison. Norfolk. Nov. n.
= Ja.ssssva Norioii. Nev. w 4. a.
ys:isi 'Ssss% Sso1..o. ss''01 s.sss.. sss D. x:vs
s. Ss::ss: sSs::.s:.1: :;os:,s. s::,nes: T., s;s. a.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
90 Marengo. at Hull.
81 PARMA. at ST. Thomas,
% Narcis, n Rotterdan.
Ss Monadnock. at Psuillae.
20 Anglo. Patasoniau. at Bordeaux
So Bothland. at Rotterdam.
Sc Cscigue. At Bordeaux
Ss Southwaite. at Cristobal
SO - Rio. at New Orleans
Ss 81 Sud. at Galveston
6s Mamma HatA At BaluU0eA
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
% Celtic. from Liverpool.
ss United States. from Kiykvall
50 Kirkoswald. from Barry.
IS SegurancA, from Rio JaneirO,
6s Panama, from Cristob0a
Be Sabine, from Mobile
So City Of Columbua fro0 0svAnnah.
30 Antillea, from New OrioanA
es Chincha. from Savannah
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Many contribu,crs are better known TO
readers by their nom de plumes than ,he,r
reai;.isn;hs,e name am AmonS % IN me ~, cne ,eI
born" "My Julius" "MconnsSw." S n,. .rh.
assss S..sr. r.cs1r vr:'nr Durham fS.@ cSin
man" man" "celmoh'" "S,chclo- Phillips"
"ons Of n. u a: Il" .sennStas, .rh. W,n Win vi, h
sSse,r sSs ur.y Hat" Iy rDLssn'" The prots..or."
Nv "wsteh.r." @ white Hat" "Roysi Coach.
cm.n" "R::" "ssck anStr M,,,r. Syl Rnsn s,l,
Grass" .Doubis Spinner" DOC t." "Dr.
W" white Miller" "Jsy u. u" ana He
cu-zu." whatever that means.
known by their initials include: l.. y, y.
+. Z. T. 2. F. and nd q. ". II.
Grsad Hstels Menu for Conttbs.
Blue Points.
Cream Of Corn M.ryl.nd; ~
Baked weskhsh, Italienne Pot Julienne.
Boiled Spring Chicken.
drilled Sweet Potatoes
New Caulinower In Cream.
Salad = Ia Grand.
white Rock. Demi Tasse.
We Certainly VIII.
Have . plano handy at tho contribs
dinner at the New Grand Hotel We may
have q rong or two between 'tales
New York. Nov. a. BASS
Il Is Bound to Re.
am sure the dinner OF the contributors
OF the Rod and Gun column VIII be q
" ROBERT b LAWRENCE.
As Broadway. Nov. 20.
In the Sweet ny and ~.
Say. Pete. d'Jer hear erbout the mestin
that the contribs soin' ter hold,
Whara they pian to lie erOun And lie. and
lie and lie, and lies
We'll, let's 30 up together. Peter. and speak
out loud and bold.
For I've got er hunch
That that there bunch.
Instead Of nshin' by and by. will buy and
/ New YORK Nov. -. BLACK GSAr.
Best Wishes From Philadelphia-
You have my best wishes for the con
'"' cHGRciILL Hy-NoERroRp.
Philsdslphia. Pa. Nov. q:
Rsust Club to Hold Theatre PArty.
The Raunt Pleasure Club will hold Il,
fourth annual theatre party at the En-
pire Theatre, Brooklyn. Tomorrow night
Fsets, Fiction s.d Fulminstions.
Hei.up. Hsl-up. M. Editori "Mor,
s.nns: s%g: tx. s,S" ss.sn s,.,.r sa.i ..,s s
lion. may s:. a Sassy siappsr." but
brook Finder, hs. mistaken my posi-
be accepted without verincation, On tn,
other hand, ! think We should receive
these stories and rumors with Kindness and
an open mind.
LET'S entertain them and be entertained
by them until we are sure that proof Il
lacking After \ record has stood fol
nfty years II ought to bs beaten. and dod
Esst IT, "Brook Finder" ! hope you ar,
ne lucky man: AnyhTww We , have he,p.t .
lust 10 show how he appreciates our help
SWITCH CASTER.
New York. Nov -.
True Pickersi Approximstes Pounds.
"P. A. r." writes for tnformtion abou
pickersl Shall assume these Initials stan
FOR "pieAse answer frankly" and say to up
A. y" that u he had been reading th'
euN and Press . little more diligently
he would have learned that the true pick
srsl has never been properly ntieatet
eight poundsf was mighty glad to %,
"slssS Bass" Gene e esr ~. a|d ssSsa';y s: sn:
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The temperature IN this city Yesterday.
A. recorded by the ofncial Thermometer, 10
shown In the annexed table
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ACTION is TAKEN BY BOARD VI
TRUSTEES AT MEETING
YESTERDAY
Understood That lntIrmary site al
Elm Grove i@ referred-Stahd'
erwick and Holden Take Charge.

\ meeting % the I.!n<ly trustees
ras held yesterday hit"Tn"Hi' 49,
which time Guy Holden ana II. T..
Slan,IcrwIrh assumed Chnr2" ni me
school They Will hay" Joint ront;"t
and the other members "I ne idruIi?
vii, u" tir0rG" E;!rnS and captain
Clinton Smallman. In addition !"
plarIn. the new directors III chaf-'
Of lh;. school. the trustees look zip 'A','
matter ui ,nr contemplated remover
Of The institution IL country !OtA'
ZION. ..,,,,,..
". r.. Stone WAS appointed as tiia';'
man Of one committee that Is 10 io"'.
after The ra.Slny OF an "nd"Wih'h'
fund 10 assist in mOiin% i'Hl''!'
Whiic u. Garth iirarur wuS appolnie"
4. chairman II til" AlUHnl r"1imlieH
ihai i also Ia cooperate in th!* worn.
The committees vii! also pruhaDiH
look over som" OF IN" HNIS"S'cu I"'a
IONS in order 10 ascertain WhlrH
would h. the most d"Sirdhi' I"E 'Ac
school. should il be removed.
While nOi given uYi officially. II -
understood that an effort viii L" nlauo
~ come 10 an agreement VITA tn"
,nUu:V commissioners 10 local" III"
school on the poor. farm IL f.Ni GROVE
This is one Of the most desirable iori.
lions that has been suggested. AM!
seems TO have mot with favor among
hose on the board. Within short
rimr campaign may h" opened ~
raise an endowment fund for III"
s,hunl. should i hr decided 10 remof'
il Nrorhrr meeting viii he hcid in
AUGUST.
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TODAY'S JOYS:
At The CLUB
0EG,lGHTFUl OBSERVANCE OF
THE HOLIDAY is PLANNED
Younger Members Of Society Enjoy
an Attractive Array Of. Parties
With like Number plan.
ned for the Week

To-day Al the Wheeling Country
club will De one Of particular pleasure.
and. will Dc observed and enjoyed by
many Of the clty'S society folk. The
golf matches and tennis tournaments
during the morning Will be features,
and in the afternoon. MciSterS Il
rhestra has been secured 10 furnish
concert music, and 20 provide he
dance music for the evening wnlch
will afford special delight.
Manager D;mmey OF The club. has
been keenly interested in the arrange
meutS for the day. and has supplied 4
very pleasing menu Tor the dinner
in the evening. which will prelude the
dance For This several parties have
been made up. Mr.. LorIng Milton VIII
10 host 70 a small party ~ friends.
as will Mr. and Mrs. Friend Cox.
Miss Sarah Whitaker will entertain
A party OF twelve in compliment TO
Miss Katherine Gale. Of CHICAGO. H..
and Mr.. A F. Standitord. Of Brooklyn.
y. y: Her guests will include:
Misses:
Katherine Gale, of Lucille Ballard. Of
Chicago. I'll. Los Angeles. Cal
Virginia Hoffman, Marie Stifel
Eleanor Holloway
.Messrs.:
4. F. Stamford. Tom Hearne
Of Brooklyn. y. 7. Forbes Simpson
Woodward Franz George Whitaker
helm Ferris Hamilton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04
MODERN SCIENCE FINDS 4 NEW METHOD
How Stops Inflammation and Eczema Sunbu
and All Skin Diseases Yield to Remarkable
New Discovery

Ily treat inflammatory disease Is TO
quickly repair the damaged insulation
and enable nature 10 restore the dis
easpd tissue 10 healthy condition.
Ion.O.lex Unguent does this.
Ion.o.leX Unguent is not drug. 1t
does not contain opiates OF narcotics.
Its action is entirely mechanical. APP
piled externally. it penetrates the It's
sues and surrounds the injured nerve
sheaths with an insulating bath. Then
the inflammation subsidies and nature
quickly repairs the nerve lesion-you
are we'll. Don't suffer anothe? minute.
lust 20 10 G.. H. Griest & Co. and ge,
Ia large jar of Ion-o-iex Unguent, 1t
costs little. use AS directed and if you
cannot say that it Is the greatest
means ever devised for conquerinE in
illumination wherever it exists. your
money will be cheerfully returned
without question.
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SIDE TALKS
"They" Are Not Wearing
Them


In Il Shni, ih" other day w. ln"kin :
for a,I "rI; n. HAT M the hats We're
straw \,NS had ..,.n , most ilcicr-
,ahl" liuca nai tn" year l"i"rc TOY
tao" un,i.r II tina, moi" i Arrm ''"Sir.
ahI"J. and Eai decided lhai would
have a hat like that this year. So
turned from tn. straw hats and asked
TN" girl II th"r" weren't any linen hats.
"Th"y'r" not wearing linen mats TINS
.car' size SaId. di~arpr"vmSiy.
"HaNent :uu ANY at all: ! PERSISTED.
Sh" "nrnci I" drawer SrudSln@IN. ana
drew fnrtn an armiul On" 81 them
found much more h'"rmin% IMAM any
AZ tn" straw hats.
She Was Bound shouldn't
Haze Linen.
"Eui they're ne; wearing them al All.
she persisted. Il know you'd Ike the
straw much hotter.
rrch"nSibl" /" her that anE"u" \sh"u!d
prefer Il hHi i""' was non NhAl '''H
ar W'"''"~' w" - -
coming. ,.,.,, ,, ,,,,, ,i,o
! am SUR u hli t"ii ''r lna' tm'
fact inai II MAS "lii'rcht Wa " r'''iI
W"uIn nH ,,',,,r ,"i ims,n. Nv '''(''> "
There Really A-c People Not
AFRAID OF "They."
", there really. ar. I""pl" VIVA Ike
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The nerves Of your body are like
electric wires. They carry the nerve
energy (neuroelectricity) which Is
generated in the brain 10 all the cells
and tissues. The nerve sheaths are
insulated TO resist a current OF about
$1,000 OF volt as has been proven
with the aid Of Lord keIyin's galvano-
meter. an instrument so sensitive and
accurate that for the first time it Is
now possible to measure the strength
of nerve currents
It has ben found that wherever acute
inflammation occurs the insulation Of
the nerves is broken down, making 1t
difficult, and often impossible. for ma
ture to heal the surrounding cells.
Germs cannot live in healthy tissue:
1t is only through damaged cells that
they thrive and spread. Obviously
therefore, the right way to successful
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04
A Smooth,
Hairless Skin for
Every Woman
From Beauty Secrets.

With the aid Of plain medol paste
i, is an easy matter 10 rid the skin
OF unSightly hairy growths. The paste
is made by mixing some water with
powdered medol. This is applied 10
me hairs not wanted and after or
3 minutes rubbed off and the skin
washed, when every trace of hair will
have vanished. When you go to your
druggist for medol be sure YOU get
the genuine article. and if he vii not
supply you, the American Proprietary
Co. OF Boston, will send you a SOC or
S1.0o package by mail. For sale by
{. H. Griest & Co.
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NAME COMMIT TEES To CONSIDER
REMOVAL Of L|A5LY INSTITUTE
NE us BRIEFS

Thc regular SATURDAY. hours we're
observed Yesterday hv the local barber
hon, and they will be closed all day,
,nday on arcounl of the Fourth.
In order that they may join the
iarmr Two foreigners filed their deClara
non ~ intentions 10 become American
'rillzpnS Yesterday before Clerk George
! f.. Boyd They were Charles TaloS,
nf Chaplin" street. ana Nm' N9del
Dimrhricnn. Of Fnllansbce. e.
The Junior members of the NJ.
{. \. Will 20 into camp about July 10
Oh Wheeling creek above the Isaac
Walton club. Physical Director Miller
! will he in charge.
, Joseph y sZatlcs ana Joe ne DOM
drew lines before SQUIRE lChI.,i!, ~, e.
!crday when arralgnrd Tor oring or u N
/ l'oth men were arrested DIT '"c d. d" ~
; depot.
: - ROT. l. = Eooh, Goun.i aS. W.,
! iural agent. mas arrived IN Inc cIIi ~
take charge nj III" Ian Hanule AS' 4eu'
lura cup. ,o,,-,
vi, !! "ti.. '1n't a ;s ,bo nroW;nciai
, IN Wheeling ana VINO IS inc ItpVi hoaa
OF l!t NhN', ,al ~ o'iic.n, W. noiio@o
4u4tr,rrS DIT III 81 ,nh nmSP' he cnlden
hal;ilil'lr M'ii 1891 a." into ' iba nrdcr
Jm"r,', ~ - US Tbom,s WcI,aurhiin. a
;:tG-uHt ~ w. ooIiogo is on Tho
eh''I,"il',nr'c, o, ~ ttat ~ n ril,
~ IIi'". '''i ,,iie 't rrocl, Iwonn
Shil ,'rH. nId p;t,,hmreb nrmhcr of
; ;m'n ~, ",,,i ire now heinz made
a'ill.'r ~ ,1,ir li;,,;.inr
"""t LIZ a., Denomination for the
-h,,,,,,.!lk y nf I,.bnTi;n~ viii IN form.
nd ~ HE I.i,r !, wae renortcd vestcr.
w.. 80 ''''' >'''
o''' ,,oxo,dor ,.r,tor rormor sncctaI
on' "r nnrn;,;mrn, ne = member
Of me L. s, police force at Gatun,
panama canal conc.
H"N sprcinl tahlr d'hotc dinner will
no scryrL his cyrninc nj the WIn1sor
ho,o,
| Whom tho team he was driving
,oo,, fr rirI Wv, r,nnin~ awav' John Nil,
srbn vas hadiy in iurcd rs n result
of hnirn thrown from his seat. He was
:" ,ol! =" 49,, - he Eorth WhneIinr hosnitaI
.worL will he commenced soon
imam me wrst ! 'iher-y 1ormal ourm1.
ur".' ''''
L.rrranl, p Norion Of Follansbee,
I'D ,i;sn ',i,, rnv NJ WoiIshmrr and
"'u :" S,noId fornrCr ccrre,arv of the
N -: t;n'%,T. az Gnd,,. srbnoi aesocia.
,;on viii Si ii The I3,rrnaiional sun.
d.. school conventions Training
""i y, oTnnrnrnnca Paint WilIiamS
~ VIZ his summer
pay Mis- - Ro.erIa ThaInan OF Pike
s,ron; whiIn swimming n, the new
ho,b;nr hnarb wand have drowned
b"d :, M, hrnn Tor tho hcroir act of
W W"Ti I,aGormvnr nf % coal street
! ,,.h ,I,''' ,.rscroI hrr &C cha was going
dawn DOW ror the third lime II is said
, Tmm II cmnda,'.c rns,:i,a wos tho fourth
, ,t,.'' T~ I%mdermyer has accomnlished
''''t ,r ~. ewi,nming ramnaign at ,hr,
l.younr Non;c chris,ian association
i,' U|' [,ocin~ hoe an nnrnlImen, nf Sc
J "n. , o'on,t'n ,'''
NE" IlcinDc's ,.;o.. +-,br,,lr !,
oh;o no,n ~ ' ~ ,hn Invnriln rnmrr =
ono ."u,i'! ,''n hoId ,,oSrnrGaI
SeSsIHn u With was 4'''"
n'o' W., 80 ,ho r,or,r.l rIuh Inf.
Mr'.ine.S - n.r ,,,,nI ,horn ,hn,.
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or Visitors.

Mrs. Henry Blum. of Bellalre. WAS
hostess yesterday III delightful at.
ernoon party given al the Mcl.ur"
hotel which honorcd several visitors
who are now in III" city for several
days. Auction bridge was played and
at 5 o'clock The ten guests made up Il
dinner party.
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Ninth Birthday.

Miss Flora Kitchen. daughter 0f NJ.
and Mrs. r. R. Kitchen. Of the Howard
apartments. was the young hostess yes
terday afternoon al her homo in the
celebration of her ninth birthday. y
large number OF the younger members
of society were her guests. and the aft
ernoon was devoted to merry series nj
games and contests. which were con
Cludcd 1T a late hour by the serving al
a luncheon marked by attractive ap'
pointments. The large birthday cake
bearing nine candles served a. con
trail decoration. and other pretty trim
mings of blue birds were uSed.> the
napery and place cards featuring the
bird Of "happinesS."
Miss ElOI.a'S quests wore.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04
Boating Excursion.

\ large number Of the social SCI en-
ioyrd a delightful outing on tho river
last evening on the .lae Fowler, which
had been made ready for the occasion
by decorations in accordance with
our national holiday. and where daar'
ing pleasantly whilrd away The hours.
Spectacular fireworks furnished cnl"r-
tainmcnt a. well. and during tn" even
ing Suuunr wills served.
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CHARLESTON. W. VA. July "A
meeting is being held his week by The
board of public works during %hlch
assessments nj public utilities viii be
made and the ley laid for dire; tax
will be reduced from /. cents on the
500 valuation to 10 cents or less
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Outdoor Party.

corora, ~ u 10y M,r.deIiv hovs will
sntertain friends this afternoon ~
.tn; -, fro,, tho cnconI
S 49, S"I Ini,a r. n,r,,. viii loY~e
ga 90, 81. i, ,,a ,,,orninr and will
,ste rirnir hasLe,s for Inc dav, ur.
inp Tho eveninr ;ocerher With the ca.
:. - ~ ~, doorr . veincr
10y tt.eu. y, nv w., nIo and dnnr.
30 Iii - f,rnish an added Measure
llS WI ~ W.. NO., a. ,, G" ~.
y Misses.
,1 1o,s IEo,,oripo Po;s,o-
r1eItH oU.. EIi.h p .,o
Eo D r Se' ueien Coe,zo
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DANCING PARTY.

The Younger social 50! cnjoyed 4
delightful li,rlr dancing party last
evening. ii, which Mr.. Joseph Rrunns
was host al The home nj his PARENTS:
Mr.. and Mrs. George y. l.auGhIn. Of
Hawthorne Court. \, IL O'Clock a
dain,jIy appointed luncheon WA" served.
The following were VrCSra;
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Interesting Party.

4 group Of pounE people viii en-.
10Y a delightful picnic today in III"
woods near the Howard place at Pleas
ant Valley, and with the other joys u
an outdoor affair. picnic dinner will
be served with dancing a pleasure IF
thc evening. The hosts will be the
members Of the Fota Beta Kappa so
ciety, who have invited a number Of
their girl friends as guests for IA"
occasion. The following will compose
rho Darty.
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this week for New York city. TO attend
the summer term of Crlumhla GnlNcr-
Sity. Miss Anna Smith entertained iI*t
nichi at the hnElr Of her sister. Mrs.
George Spiheri IF Elm Grove. tn"
serving Of Il dainty luncheon CoUrlud"d
Il pleasant evening Of gaines and music.
Those present.
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tn camo GroInds

To Camp Grounds.
This week will sec tho departure OF
many Wheeling ncnple for tho camp
grounds; al Moundsvillo. whore they
will remain tho summer. Mr.. and Mrs.
f.. s. Potts and family with Mr.. and
/; Mrs. G. W. kreiter and family. left
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DAY IN CONGRESS
WASHINGTON, July 3.
SENATE.

Met at IL 4. m.
Resumed debate on agricultural
appropriation bill.
Porto Eicau self-sovernmcut bill
favorably reported.
Adjourned at SAG p; NJ. until II
O. m. Wednesday.
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yesterday. anu Nh. AMI Mrs. j. w.
Bru"kr% vii! <" down ThurHdh\ I"
stay until September.
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To Deer Park,

\ Party III six def yesterday mnrninS
to motor To lc"r Park. Md. wh"r" they
viii remain until tomorrow At tn" i'""l
Park hotel Composing thc party
were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander ClH-S.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mcl'unIid.
Mrs &. j. Milton.
Mrs. MCCiurS Hayes.
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Misses:


Florence Mason Lorraine W'ilmnrh
MarSaretIrwin OF ElkinS. W. Va.
Mary. Wilson Blanche Storer
AlyS Sinclair. OF Minnie Milton
Pelham Manor, Eleanor Armstrong
My. Of Cleveland. y.
Louise Nelson Helen Tallman
Whitaker katherine PfarE
Mary Louis Nc Sophia EuSton
Cowan. OF Ger Woods
mautown. y. y. Josephine Cox
Margaret Burns
MeSSrS.:
Robert Reed Fritz Frazier, Of
junior Brown New York.
Robert Hazlett Charles Miller
George X. Wheat Robert Whitaker
Edward Matthews 4. l.. Stamford.
Robert Irwin OF Brooklyn, y. \
William Howard Charles Milton
Miss Smith Entertains.
Complimentary TO Misses Ada Cald-
we'll and Vida North. who will leave
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Misses

Vida North. Mabel Atkinson,
Ada Caldwell, Rhra S"ibCrj
fthy! keyScr. t.lsanora Stein.
Esther smith. Anna Smith.
Mcsdam mes
Harry Smith. George Sribrrt.
". Il. KeNScr.
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HOUSE,
MAKING ASSESSMENTS.

Not In session.
Meets wednesday.
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lane Arhcn2.

7 IOTd : EW'STS WCTP !.
NT;
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kid-Why docs tn" cannon KICK,
para" , :. &C.,
much. sonny Siren.