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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21
SAYS The RESULTS
VERY WONDERFUL
PROSPEROUS FARMER NEVER RE
CEIVEO ANY RELIEF UNTIL
HE TOOK PLANT JUICE

Many mon and women who have
been suffering from stomach diSOr-
derS, with the accompanying distress
ing symptoms. have fell The sunshine
Of health, as their numerous lcstimo-
malls show. Mr.. W. j. Gibson. who
resides in Wiloughby. Ohio, and is
the manager of the Trradway farms,
covering an area Of about zoo acres,
stated:
Il had suffered with stomach
trouble for some time. also had
kidney trouble, was nervous and
restless and could not sleep at night.
had absolutely no appetite and had
10 live on baby food Ny liver was
sluggish and torpid, and whatever
food did eat would not digest, calls
ing fermentation and gaSrS TO form.
had lost in weight. | had tried diff,
fcrent kinds Of medicines. but moth
ing seemed TO help me. My wife had
been taking Panl Juice and no,
Iiced that ii had helped her won,
dcrfully, so thought would try
il. After taking a few bottles
felt better than mad in years.
can now sit down 10 Il hearty meal
and relish il. in fact | can eat any
Thing put hcfOr" me, and feel no
i'll effects att"rward. My aches and
pains have all disappeared and | am
rs timber aS an athlete and can do
a days work with great enjoyment
My wife and myself are very thank
full for our recovery Ia health"
Plant Juice Is sold in Wheeling by
all druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21

The mana cement Of the Court Theatre
have secured the famous Twilight Sleep
Films which WCr" produced under tnf
personal direction Of Doctor Kurt j..
/: Srhlu%Sinyk nf EridbcrS, Grrmany, ful!E
demonstrating the German method OF
PAINLESS chiidhrih Since the visit OF
pr SrhloSSinEk Ia New York last sum-
Nor. announcing tn" mining OF Dam,
; mrrSrhlaf." tn" reels .hhv" been hook!
for every leading city of the lnitrl
SlHfcS and have arisen more inter
;han any other film eyer shown. DuctAF
Arthur n. R"lnisk, personal associate
ni' Professor L;;tus" and kromil, VIII per-
s"nally deliver a most Interesting lcc-
tu,Ir b"rur" the films are flashed on the
screen. Tin" Doctor is thoroughly "qtIIP-
ncd /" cluri;,I" tn" subject III 2 MAN.
n"r pleasant and instructive I" All.
This wonderful Him VIII II" shown AZ
tho court Theatre on Wednesday ana
Thursday Tho hours "f performances
will l." sa"l, day as follows: Women
only at 2:l5. 3:%0 and 80. while the
laSi rrrfurmanc" commencing at $50
will hc for m"m only.
This is positively the only opportunity
at seeing this "Niranrdinary production
in this vicinity and every man and wo-
man who are Interested in the progress
Of tho human race should make II their
bus mess IL Snr II.
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marriage by the Rev. J. f. smith pas
Tor OF Tic christian church. Of Mounds
: VILE. umd Il bruthei -in-laW Of The bride.
The bride wore Il gown nt pearl Sra$
satin trimmed in silver lac" and carried
u bouquet oi American Beauty st"&"s.
Tho. whole lOwcr llCVr nj the nOteI was
elegantly decorated in IcSt"onS OF Sn'-
lax and chrySanth"numS. tn" color
music was furnished 10y Mcssrs Hines
and sharpe OF Cad!%. assisted 10y ME-
". \. tiallager. "f .Nfcna.
immediately after tie consra' uIati"nS
a most sumptiI"'lS turkey supper was
! served in three culr@,:$. Numerous vAln-
able and useful presents wrr" received
| in silver. ca Clas. china and linen.
The following :;,'";s w"r" pro Sent:
Rev. and Mrs. i. l.. Smith and daughter,
! Miss Lillian. "f M"H3dSriIl". W: Va
Of I1urgg"tS!nwn. "a; Mrs. Mary stew
nrl. al Pittsburgh. Pa: Mr.. and MIS-. J..
IT,. Wnitt"n. of Stcrbcnvill"; Mr.. :. 5.
! Srnt"r and wife AMI daughter. Marian.
! of canton O.; Mr.. aud Mrs. y. II. Wright
; ana Mr.. and Mrs. y. l.. Wright, "f War
wood, ". Va; Mr.. and Mrs t. \. Wood.
! Mr. Harry Wood. Mrs. Frank Ncil and
! Miss Mary Somth"rland. Of SmithA"i",
H.; MIR. and Mrs. Fred johnson and
daughter. Miss Ruth. q Cadia. g.; Miss
! Mary Flanagan. cf Wheeling, W. Va;
/ Miss Mmldr Heck Of Cnrrclton. O.; Mr..
! r'laud" Wright. Miss Mabel paSco and
! Mr. and Mrs. ChaS. tIHudon. Of Pleasant
Grove. O.: Dr. and Mrs. Hnge and Car
! ii..id Lowell. Of Eayland. o.. and In" fol
! lowing from AdcnH: Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
: Iuits. pr. and Mrs. Hanna, Mr.. and Mrs.
! W. \. Gallag"r. Roy. and Mrs. I. -.
! Misc. Rev. and Mrs +. \. AShhurr. Mr..
and Mrs L. L. IIa: r!s"n. Mr.. and Mrs.
: u. {. IIartCrovc. NJ. and Mrs. Gus Sccl-
! ing. MIR. and Mrs. Louis MoSCrip. Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Moor. Mr.. and Mrs. w. 7.
core Mr.. ana Mrs =. r. Shields. Dr. and
RS kacklcy. MIR. ana Mrs. Walter Grimes.
! Miss Martha Beck. Sir. and Mrs. l.. II.
! lInllingSworth, Mr.. Newton Wolf and
/ Sir. Albright.
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no need 10 Try 10 patch up a poor
6igestion--with tones, salts, oil or
any baby medicine. You need TO
attack the real cause of your all,
ments-clogged liver and congested
boweis-with d medicine powerful
enough to give immediate results;
strength 10 drive from the digestive
tract all undiGested. fermcnted ard de-
cayed food, that will eliminate oil the
mucus and catarrhal matter from the
liver and bile ducts: you need all this
done in Il soothing, healing and re-
building way.
The power of Biacko Stomach ano
Liver Tablets over Constipation, lndl-
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whatever it is that supplies the charm
necessary To spell fame and fortune IN
the realm theatrical. The trio VINO
have scored so dccisivciy are Otto Haul
~ bach. Rudolph Frnil and Arthur Ram
mcrstcin and their three amazing pro.
ductions are The Eirchy," High Jinks'
and "Eatinka." the third and most sue
ccssful OF which will be presented at
Court Theatre, Saturday. Nov. %. Natl
ne" and Night.
II is Otto Haucrbach who supplies the
literary third of the productions. lie IS
responsible for the plot and llneS anu
iyrics Of "Katinlia." To Rudolph Eriml
fails the composition Of the music, an
art in which he has not II superior in
America today. Finally. the genius or
Arthur Hammerst"in in casting and
staging tn. production. supplies Its full
third Of the pleasure III" eye and ear
receive during the course Of an evenings
nj n DnGnt.
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You Take Care OF Your
Stomach, Liver and Bowels
With Blacko Stomach and Liver Tablets

gestion, Blliousness. Headaches anf
dyspepsia remains unequalled by an.
other combination OF drugs. - 49,
OUR GUARANTEE-They cost yor
csc at any retail store that sell medi
cineS. You get a box-try them ot
your own case and if they do not &c
YOU more real, permanent good thar
ali the medicine YOU have ever used
90 back and the druggist will refund
10 YOU Double" the retail price.
There is no strings or red tape 1t
this-ask your druggist.
The Blacko Medicine Co.. Charles
ton. ". Na.-AdY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21
Fato Cannot Take Away Your Joy In
Rocks.

I;nnkS and tho love, III them. arc among
tn. f"w things that an adv"r~" fate cali
not IHk" from You.
when asked if Sh" W'r" lonely in the
remote country town :" which she h;:a
GuUc after gay y"ar; at Washington
Gail Hamilton un"" wrote:
W., do HAY" tn" hest Of company.
SwirI.hurnc has been down h"r" for
three weeks or So. charming ~" with
his rhUrus"S and Mill is always her" at
cali which il about one" - year. II" -
= great resi- and Sulhr" ana hop" I" lH".
| hay,. a call every evening from Louis
Nanu!"un. In fHrt Il would 'ak" m" Il
Ion. Will" j.iSl +" nam" III" p""pI" VINO
com" Ia So" IN" ami WHO fait their very
best in my S0ri"i y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21
DIVINE SARAH AT COURT.

The return OF the Wonder Woman
Sarah Rcrnhardt. 10 Court Thcater. on
Tuesday, Nov. IS is an event of Suitl-
Cinr1 iinrortanrc ia cause nothing less
than Il furorc among local theatre goers.
She is easily the most renowned woman
Of the times: tho most distinguished
Twin. actress: in tho opinion of many.
tho greatest living woman. Her spirit
degree. ACn does not deter her from
h"r place in the Sun or her heing n
vital. living factor in our workaday
world. Sarah is still Sarah. and that is
indeed Il name 10 conjure with! The
Mays she offers will hr acts from Ca
mile, Cleopatra. and q complete one act
play called The Field Of Honor and
ROsalic."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21
To-day's Beauty Hint

Il IS not necessary 10 shampoo
quite so Frequently il your hair is
property cleansed each time by use
OF Il really good shampoo. The
easiest 10 use and quickest driving
shampoo 'hat We can recommend
ia Our readers may be prepared
very "hhapIy by 1isSoIving a tea
spoonful of canthrox. obtained from
your druggist. in cup OF hot wafer
This rubbed INTO the scalp creates
a thick lather. soothing and cooling
IN is action. as we'll As beneficial
10 scalp and hair. After rinsing
tho scalp is fresh and clean while
;ha hair dries quickly and evenly,
developing bright luSter and a
soft fluffineSs thai makes it seem
very heavy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21
Rocks should Be Friends.

Enulie Should n irinnds. 7 NhN'' III
us" irr unread SITS of books. IN" iic;!i
honk,.n@,. contains no books thar have
unl Inru bought either for reference or
for actual reading.
Every hnukrhS" should hav" ~ us
reference dr;artln"n; II Biht', with print
rolrs" enough not Ia MAKE IN" lrriihDIr:
a dictionary, a good grammar ana. II
possible. au encyclopedia Other refer
rnrr books are valuable. hut these are
inN;LlrHblr.
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som" %"iI r"Slful paper preferably 4
Plain 'oi"rl. sinpi" drap"rics. a big low
center lHhn' with 4 shaded light on it
and plenty "I magazines and newspapers
scattered about, IL iircplar" if ynu can
possibly have il. few com Portable
chairs. - few pictures that you really
care f"r aui plenty Of hu"k-:sh"lvrS. with
friendly rows ui beloved hooks stand
lug NJ attention urun them.
their ideal and no matter how limited
their means they Will gradually create Il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21
SIDE TALKS
BY Ruth Cameron
Books,

From tho trolley car the other eve
ming caught u glimpse Of a. second floor
IiNluG-rOnuI. 1t was in Il rather shabby
nr !ghh"rh"nd over Il shop. and yet Il
sense nf humcyncss swept over Inc At
that glimpse Why? Because | could
sec rows on rows OF books against the
wall.
Nothing. II scnms 20 me- gives room
the real home touch like plenty Of we'll
titled. WCll-uS"d bookcases.
II * 81 easy 10 make 4 rom lovahlc
and hnIn"liiic If you go about 1t in the
ii CHI MaN
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Will Be Guest ut Meetings.

Miss Johnson. former state president
Of tho Ohio WNman's club, and who is Il
guest AT the home Of Mrs. J. NJ. fIender-
son Of Martins Ferry, has been invited
|" tho recital on Wednesday afternoon al
;hc Windsor hotel This affair is Of par
tirular Importance and pleasure as il is
H." first Of tho rCcitaiS this year Of the
Music Department o. the Wheeling Wn-
mans cluh and also will launch heir
chorus work for tho winter. which s IN
DIR tn" direction OF Mr.. John O'Conurr.
Nm invitation has been extended Miss
Johnson by tn" Home Economics Depart
mont. t. hear thH lectl:" by Ecv. j. !. T.
FaGgineer-Aucr on t'ridH" afternoon,
who will speak intimately on Horne Life
n Holland"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21
Affair Of Interest To-day

~ tho Holloway iea"0n"ss Home in
N!rNwo"d this afternoon and evening, A
reception mas boon arranged in connrc-
lion with thn!c Hnnual donation dav
wren those Interested in thc or.aui2atio
ar" asked I" contrih':t" to it's support
Articles which may hc used for tho needs
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Tbs booth q the FItth Twlg VIII oe
p veritablc bit O.: tho Orient come to
Wheeling for ;hey will show lamps.
There will be lamp shades with stan
cards ami lamp shades without. shades
~ yellow. lavender. blue. green: rose
ami black. Plain shades. striped shades.
and figured shades. some OF silk and
SouH .; paper. Japanese. Chinese. Fer
sian. Ecs;:Sh chintz and n few dear lit
~ Fr"ach lingerie ones ;oc miladE s
hcurio;- TIE prices will 10 reasonable.
varying -rNm ;ir:7ty-fre cents WIKI 9TH
e.S - - seven dollars and fifty cents.
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Inpatheriur Day.

IN" itHmaculata N""dlawnrk Guild Of
-. J"Ssih'& cathedral. sill observe it's
annual iu"athe-inE days Thursday aud
Fr!da- Of th:S week. Donations Of cash
and wearing apparel are solicited that
!naT he distributed among the moody OF
Tho city. It IS requested all contribu-
tons be son: 70 the cathedral residence
Thf"tocn.h and EvroE StrectS
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Charity Whist.

r&iS afternoon IN ihn rooms ~ the
Mc:cau;i;s ,.,uh the Ladies E"noveient
society will entertain with 4 charity
whist; Mrs Max tr"n" and Mrs. Leo
Wolf. arr, 10 s,r hoSt,.$~'S and follow
ing tho games. lsi,t REFRESHMENTS vii!
HcSs"v"i. Nil Hl"Wh''ES Win t'tE
.r;.uiS ar. ,.nr,iinijr irvJi"I I" attend.
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MncainmY Dance.

,u th- evening 81 i''''"!t:t': |, ne
;nr.,,b.r< - Ia" Marn,i,uy EiUn Will
,.,,i,,rfaj,, t!..;r rri..,I~ ", = dancing
aar;y. T;,.. ,or;rni:tt.." It. Charge. M"SSrS.
john, Fischer. Louie; RIOS" and iiHrE"E
,'aY:!:a,.!<. ar arranging TOR Il repetition
.f tnrn"r successful social AFFAIRS WI II
Snrl;.. au,!itjonnl features which vail on
;.r;ai, The large u,:mhrrs a. guests VINO
viii br present; Refreshments Will tie
served and rhH mos: Fascinating dance
numbers will he S"H"!i"L hy an or'ncS-
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r,ectnre Recital Club.

\; ;b. nom. OF Mrs. Henderson in
Martins Ferry this AFTERNOON the mem
h..rS al tn" l.rctUro I:"ritai club of that
,,,:.,,., viii ir: guests nj IL Schumann re-
,.rjaI. arranged hy MiSs Ehra Grlffii h.
Ti.. program will begin ~ 30 o'clock
ANA j. rnmposcd ii The following num-
h,..~.
biography Of Schun!ann. .......-
Mrs. Arthur Dickson
Butterflies. Miss lthea HrlNlth
,H)--Thr Lotus Flower.
,hI--SpriuS Night Mrs Chas. G.. Shreve
tnp-~Am Spring t'ruinen.
Mrs. Louis ScabriGnt
tr)~-W;ltx. .......... Mrs Il. II. Wilson
tnN---Abcn,llird.
IL i--MOndunch.
tr)--p"u 'NUSSahai!in.
idl-M Messages. Mrs. Edith F2arr Mcllor
taI---l'hantaSY Dance.
,hI-T'hr Prophet Bird.
lrD--N0Vclrtt". Miss Ehca Grill n
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RATINKA SATURDAY.

Thrr" musical successes Of the high
-: caiihrr in Ihrc" successive seasons
j. thn remarkable achievement of trio
IF Nc,r York CuilahoraIorS, who seem
t. have discovered the rabbit foot or
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Afternonr Party.

Mrs. ,';.arl.S r'F:r;,u in h"r apart
:....ti's =, t.I.' Nv!."rn h"'"!. VIII cnt"r'
:aj,, This af,nrnorr with bridge. Til" n Z
'ai.. Will compliment visitor and FOL
lows q similar party given last wssk.
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y. tia, hnm, aud ais, contributions of
uuon.y viii h.. received. Til" nome de-
rivcs ITO nr"inc and il dependent on the
generosity Of the puhli, and tho atiiiIat-
I'd churches for i;s support.
Both daring IL" Il! t"rHu"n ana "Ern-
ING 81 program will Ia given in which
some Of the most talented musicians and
readers OF this vicinity Will tax" Part.
Refreshments wilI ais" h'' served tn"
guests who are invited /" inspect IN" IN
stitutjon. \ most verify and Cnmm"ud-
ahl,, work is carried an hy those residing
in the home. among ~ poor OF m" cry
and particularly n::"nc the children IN
some sections Of tn, city.
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TWO CHILDREN KILLED.

CHARLESTON. II. Va. Nov. 20
Ohio Grady has received q telegram
here containing tho information that twu
children OF Mrs. j. NJ. Morgan mot death
ny accident carly today at Knoxville,
Tenn. No details were given.
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SupOer md Eazar.

Trinity Lutheran church will Aold a
i,aznr and supper -, Thursday evening
~ :hiS week u which is invited all
friends 81 ths church. There will DC
y booth nf taacYw"ri; enc Of cake. candy
L." cream and tbs country store. This
has nov become established as m an.
nua! event. and III" preparations FIR this
cars affair assures an even more ella
norat" collection nf articles than former
T.. Til" Wnn?apS Home and Foreign
Missionary suc!e'" has III" affair in
charge"
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TWILIGHT SLEEP FILM.

chcStrn has been the principal muslca!
feature for niur consecutive seasons.
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Orcaoize dancing Clnh

4 dancing club was organized a. an
informal parry on Saturday evening at
IN" Windsor hotel. which will meet regrl-
!ar!;- each week
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W0MAN'S CLUBS
Nome Economics Departmen

On l'ridty afi"r!h"'!, M " ""I"'N, n
; Ia. Windsor hotel -" li"nc ECONOMICS
I,,.,,,r,,n,.ur Of tn. Wuman'& ciub vii
listen 10 II talk ny !:,.y. i. y. t. Tagging
nr-AlIr,.. who viii lalL on Home Life II
holland. Mrs charles J. Er"kmIn Is
chairman at this department..
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Mrs Rtcci's Recital.
Attraction of Fifth Twig BE

Mrs. Eiccardo RicciS students concert
will take place this evening ut The ElNS
auditorium promptly at SIS o'clock.
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vi-c,e pausn;crs Will Meet.

Nj 'l.,,n: =. N.i<"" vii H. hostess
..> 7,;urs,ia.. af,nr.r... = {" -" ninuo"r.'
- III, kings 'i'au"05"rS "t ~" f""r'n
s.-..- II :. ,A:r..'i. T&' guests VIII
ir:.,r, .i.,:. ,n.~,;:n rnr'< and following
, ~ iln.r.- ir,i::S;"y. vii! II" served u
,j,,r,i?.- a"..;arc.; li::i'i.Hon.
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II. Cooke Circle

This afternoon 4; the SECOND l'r''SnE-
TAN church. thu members Of tho VIII
Tam II. Cooke ri-''," will meet for An
afternoon and rr"Gin:r S":'i;iS h"H. Many
articles for :ii"ir hr-ar w'll he Cnmplct-
q; this n+".ilIr, which Is h"ld Tor its
l.repara zion and Ill necessary discussion
uf III" .uaay d":ati.;. Tn" ha"nr. whicil
viii nn held at tie, E"rtscheE Furniture
store "u p"raaib": :. will in lis "ft:rinc s
hr rtrcNr"li"d and Viii furnish an "np"r-
tGnltr 81 Hurrlia Siu.c many Fascinating
articles tUc The ti' iSrnaS season.
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The Buds

NJ. SARAH WN:tai.r WIZ TaVa 'EH
.,nn,h.rs OF iii. "Eui$' rs her guests
IN Wednesday, ;,f;"r;'""n -: n%Xt w""N.
The customary ar"Harn;i"nS for thsir
hazar which mas "c't:ntHd IN" WIGS ioV
,r.n,- meetings viii ill he h"IrS.
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Luncheon for Visitors.

Mrs. c. R. Hubbard will have he
guests at the Ayerell-Hazlett wedding
as her guests at luncheon on Wednes-
day afternoon, at her home on Chap
line street. The wedding OF Miss
Sarah Hazlett and Mr.. William Holt
Averell will take place on Wednesday
evening at 3 o'clock. and will be
solemnized with great simplicity al
the home Of The brides aunt, Miss
Nettie List.
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T,dieS. Aid Society.

Dr wednesday, Afternoon ~ III" t""rt'!!
Street NJ. l.: church. III" Ladies MA
Snrta;y will :uc"; - " clock t.'! , m :
',,.,..,. vii, rc...iv.. attention. followed
r. - social session.
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PRETTY PARTY
At WEEK END
MISS MARTHA IRWIN WILL BE
LUNCHEON HOSTESS ON
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.

Mrs. C. r. Hubbard Will Have the
Guests at the Averel-Hazlett
Wedding Luncheon Guests
on Wednesday.
Miss Martha Irwin will be hostess
a. 4 pretty affair on Friday afternoon
when she will entertain a party Of
friends a. luncheon al the Fort Henry
club. Artistic decorations and ap-
pointmentS will be used about the
table at which will be seated twenty
guests. They will include:
Misses
Katherine t.bbert, Sarah Jackson.
Grace Carter. ClarluOnd Mendel,
Hester Brady. Lois Guild.
Eliza beth Stamm. Virginia Higgins,
ReSs MathiSon, BesS Carney.
Gertrude Garden, Frances Ogden,
Ruth Mason. Martha Irwin.
Mesdames--
Sam Williams, Lee f. Hill.
John Reid, Benton Bethany.
Glen Branum. George Hewitt.
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ElkS' Cance.

Tnuorrrw evening, at their cluh house
on Fourteenth street thH local lodge OF
F.Iks will entertain Viih their Thanks
giving dance. decorations ut 4 Iaran"Sr
nature Will b. IN lut'i"S; with the other
delightful arrangements FOR the occaS-
ion Tho Premier 3rrh"Sira Viii supply
his rIi;Sirul ni:intr,'s, lur lii" dances. and
nj = lac hour SGpi,.r will hr served with
.arpoin;mcntS Siuii".- ~ the decorations.
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Rrif1re Club.

Mrs. Ice L; IiiIl 1t her home on North
Main street. will have ;hc members ri
i,"r bridge club IS :':sSts. on Friday at
t"ru"on u ftiS vs"'i.
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in the tower and in the cab, with an
appalling loss of life in consequence.
Yet the railroads today, under some
spell of conservatism or convention, or
some influence, hold to this system as a
sufficient safeguard.
There will be no security to the
travelling public until the signal is car
ried into the cab, in addition to being
shown at the track side. until it is as
sured that the engineer, who, after all, is
the governing factor in railroad opera
tion, knows when there is danger ahead
without fail. And in truth this should
he carried even further. so that if the
engineer in such circumstances knows
he is going into danger and deliberately
takes the chance he Will be checked by
an automatic storr'ng Of the train. This
can be done, it has been done in the
experimental runs grudgingly permitted
by the railroad companies in a few
eases, and it should be done on every
railroad in the United States. And the
federal law should be speedily amended
to insure this reform, the lack of which
has already in the last three months Of
this calendar wear caused the death OF at
least half Il hundred people.
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be left to individual judgment, but
should be taken into the most careful
consideration by the Commissioners with
the view of determining whether it is not
desirable to make an exception in the
case of hospital ambulances answering
emergency calls. The nature of the call
should always he taken into the reckon
ing, and drivers should be held to ac-
count if they exceed the ordinary speed
limit unless there is some urgent rea
SON for haste.