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Evening star., 1916-12-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
DOMESTIC 1Con1inued7.

DOMESTIC lCOntinued).
DAYS WORN or work in evenings; neat eolored
woman. 1921 1lth st. NV, city. y
EVENING WORK by neat colored girl. 1892
corr"ran st. NV.
GENERAL OTSEWORk-SmaiI family: stay
nights. by reliable colored girl. 80 Myrtle ne.
GENERAL HOI SEWOKK in small family by
col"red woman; stay nights. 2351 Sherman ave.
NV.
GENERAL HOIISEWORK in small family. by
respectable c"lored girl. :ll9 9th st. NV
Girl. - Colored. cook or hOusework. AL
Ridge st. NV. >
COY ERNESS- German assisting with
lessons. music. desires position: exceptional ref
"renceS. Address BOX 12!'-t. Star office =,
IioI' SEX EErER- Refined. capable white wom-
an 'tsir"s place as horsekeeper where she would
nor hr tl"ssed as servant Address b"A l'o'
Star office.
HorSEMAip-Ey neat coored girl. Apply
40 kiIr" st
IIoI'sEWnRk in small family adults or care
for invalid. hy settled white woman; German.
HorSE CLEANING wanted by the day: neat
colorcd woman. Phone North ao92.
INFANTS NUkSE-By experienced. middle aged
r"l"rcd woman references Telephone North
13.S a.
LACE CURTAINS Iaundercd equal TO new. pc
pair by white woman. a12 st ne:
iAt NDklsS Laundry to TAX. home out by
day- reliable col"red girl. 17ao NV.
LAUNDRY WORN cleaning. by experienced
LAUNDRESS. hrst-cIass small washes TO take
hon,c: large yard NJ. f.. 1861 Euclid NV.
LAUNDRY to take home ont by day. by
fr-t-ctass lanndress 80 Lamont NV
LAUNDRY to take home by respectable coiored
woman. 212i Mozart st.
TNnRESS-Hy colored woman; private fam
ilv go Florida
LAUNDRY Regular work, to take: best ref
erencrs. 1o11 10Th NV.
LAUNDRY to take home by hrst-cIass colored
l1nmr"ss: ref. 1903 Corroran st. NV.
LAUNDRY WORK To take home by frst-cla>s
anndress, 171s St. NV. A.
LAUNDRY TO take home out by the day.
?1s 81. NV. -
NDRESS : First class. Mondays and Tues
DAYS. Call or write. 1727 Kalorama road.
LAT%DRESS-Settled colored woman wants
laundry place by the month. 3i11 Sherman ave.
NURSE chambcrmaid and waiting. by col
ored girl: reference. 1913 Swan st. NV
POSITION wanted by coIored. as chambcrmad
waitress or light Homework. 144s p st. NV. -
WAiTKEsS-I Position for dinner parties fiat
cleaning: best reference. 1871 Johnson ave. NV.
WASHING-Work out by day. cleaning. :153
sth n
WASHING by, c"iored woman. home out;
dav's WORT anv kind. 80 l. NV.
dried work for small fnmily 500 18th ne.
WASHING wanted 10y colored woman to take
home. or work few hours in morning. Send cards
or call. 1873 I ST. NV.
WoMAN-Hciiabl.. wishes position as working
houSckeeper for small family of adults. s15
tpsllgr 81. NV. 81
WORM ny DAY. mornings or evenings by color.
cd woman. 2n11 11th 81. NV. g
YoING twhite, woman. reliable and willing
worker. desires position general houseworker
month; stay nights. Address Box 12s-C. Star
Office.
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WANTED-HELP.
tGENTS 1Continued1.

81. 900 FOR YOUR neat 100 days: spot cash:
new money making invention for agents. general
agents managers: recently invented: 1.Wn.Wh
already sold: 200 more statesmen wanted ut once:
amazing autOmat tic compressed air washing
chine: washes tub clothes six minutes: no cranks
to turn or lever to push: rubbing: works like
magic: price only S1..0: makes sale at every
house: 20Vc profit: l.. Palmer. Glen Allen. Ala.
put out trial los machines: sold 101 profit.
S101: write today Wendell Co.. 1131 Oak St.
l.eipsic. Ohio.
$50 WEEk TO special agents t" travel by au-
tomohilc and introduce 3do-randlepower coal oil
lant>rn for farmers. dairymen. etc; furnish
the a>to free; write for particulars. Thomas
Mfg. Co.. 32.l Rex St. DAYTON. Ohio.
19l6S SENSATION. EIeven-pece toilet article
set. selling like hlazes a, 81. with 81 carving
SCI free. Enormous profits. Tremendous hit
Engle made SOL first week. Write quick. Pierce
Co. s21 Pierce bldg. Chicago.
$40 WEEK and EXPENSES; fire." samples; gold
dowS and glass signs; any one can put them
on big demand everywhere liberal offer 10
general agents Metallic Letter Co. 4.f' "
Clark St. Chicago"
Statesmen wanted for 1877: ,w" good travelling
speciality salesnen. worth $1,000 per year or bet
ter; staple line job permanent. Write BOX 4:''
lown City. Iowa.
SALESMAN Un,,s,,aI opening with old concern
for experienced speciality man: staple line.
new features: commission contract; liberal week
ly advance vacancy exists now. The t"ntinen-
tai Jew-lry Co.. 6-43 Continental bldg. ttre-
SALESMEN-A necessity for merchants: large
demand: liberal commission: pocket samples.
Wirth Sales.,ook Go" pcpt. ". chirag"
SALESMEN-We need few more live wires On
sales force: good opportunity for advance
ment. 3Oi kenoiS bldg. before $3.50 am. or
after = pm.
SPECIALITY Statesmen - High grade, expert
cnced IN selling cash registers. computing scales.
etc: only those who in 500 week class and
finance themselves desired; state full ex
perience. Computing Yard Measure Co. 30 y.
Dearborn ST. Chicago. Ill.
SPECIALITY Statesmen.
Are rou aggressive. and not afraid of work ::
We have a specially plan which have
applied 10 real estate. We the largest opera
tors H. the south. with nine years experience:
y"u can max" good with us If You never sold
real estate before: have spent one million
dollars getting ready. and ly.-wire should
make Slu.HjU this winter season: now i the
tim" 10 takr hold and get the advantage Of oar
national advertising cnmpnign write today. l.. +.
Antin- son. los =. IIearln-n 81. fhi-a. 90
VACANCY January | with old house: per
mnnent position: cover Virginia. staple line;
sold on exceptional terms: high commission: So
weekly advance. Sales Manager. Sui;e $. 500
Woodward. Detroit.
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.oys PRoFiH 81 daily sure. Also valuable
presents free II extraordinary Christmas pack.
age. IS postcards. seals. ETC.. 1Oc. H. kodolph
Northwestern building. Chicago.
Evening star., 1916-12-03

ALTMINrM TTENSIL CLEANER: only one in
market that really does the work: so to $40
week easy: every housewife will buy 400 other
fast sellers: writ. quick Div s37. American
Aluminium Nfc Co. I.mout ILL.,
Evening star., 1916-12-03

YOUR NAME brings copy OF Money Making
Ideas. the great agents and mail dcaler's mag
azine. A. II. kraus, 32l kraus bldg. Milwaukee
Evening star., 1916-12-03

AMAZING. NEW Observation-Disclosures add
ing machine: refails 81 30: adds, subtracts null
tiplies; does work Of 800 chine: five-year
guarantee: Offices stores. factories buy from
, dozen: makes inventory easy enormous de
fnand: every demonstration sells: write quick.
trial Offer: protected territory. Dept. >. Calcu-
!H;nr Corporation Grand Rapids, Mich.
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EVEEY HOME 0N fAEM. IL SMALL r0l,

MAKE BIG PROFITS handling our ''fast-seilin:.
holiday post cards novelty signs HOLIDAY
decorations 'prnnanis.'' etc; 1903 varieties.
demand unlimited: write today for free cata
l"gue. sullivan CO.. 1123 Van Buren,. Chicago.
III
Evening star., 1916-12-03

LADIES al once. ten. travel. demonstrate and
sell well established line t" dealers: prsyi-
oiis experience not necessary, good pay: railroad
fare paid Goodrich Dru. Co. Dept 49,.
tt.flaiIa Nri
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Hl,, HiT-our J-pisce aluminium set is all the
rage; cheaper than enamel ware: sells like wild
fire: guaranteed 20 years; retail value 50; you
soil hons. wives for only 81 81: biggest seller
Of age: nine sure sales OF every ten shown
others cleaning up $40 10 so day answer
tis quick your TERRITORY. Div. 1897
American Aluminium Mfg. Co.. L.monf ILL.,
Evening star., 1916-12-03

AGENTS travel b.. automobile 10 Introduce
our 80 fasts.lling. popular priced household ne
cessities the greatest line earth: make so
Iay: complete outfit and automobile furnished
free 10 workers: write today for exclusive fer
ritory. p. u. Conway. Sales Mgr. .: American
ll,'c CINCINNATI. OHIO.
Evening star., 1916-12-03

. CHEWING GjM-Seli Grape Juice and Spear
mint gum TO storckeepcrs: novel packages: nine
Years in business: 5000 dealers stocked up:
/ regular rtistpu"rs Of agents: good profits.
write today. The Helmet Co. Cincinnati
Evening star., 1916-12-03

WE PAY S3G WEEK and expenses to men
| with rigs introduce poultry compound Year.
contract. Imperial Mfg. Co, DepI 7s Parsons.
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go. AGENTS AVERAGE SIS wEEkLf
WE WANT YOU.
IASTLAND STUDIOS.
1lU! st. NV.

RING fKEE-Io secure names for our ratp
lo-Uc We are giving away free Ii limited nurntp. 4
~ our SI-sS onc-carnt guaranteed Mexican. din
m"Gh rings, writ" quick for details: this advcr-
f5s.n~ut Viii not APPEAR again M.rican biz
'Eoud importing Co.. Box D-iJ-113. Las Cruces
New Nrsicn
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E-.ft->rD Young women good api"-ariur"
and wsil edUratri; give. salary and exceptional
arI"EIunify for adyanrrni' nj. Apply personally
Nrf,-'r N-.ff..s.I iT,'aI
Evening star., 1916-12-03

: LAI;.' si'J w"rkIE managing clean. Legitimate
mail order business: We furnish every hing: right
party need not wnrry about capital splendid
chance for intelligent employed person to control
Independent business profit ring basis he
ginning in spar. time, evenings st home; partic-
ular> free Opportunities Exchange. Buffalo.
Evening star., 1916-12-03

At.ENTS-Seu .-Instantine'' silver polish: work
like magic: every denonsrra tion a sale: send To-
for sample. p-epaid. ". {. Moore. 81. Lombart
St. Wilmington. Del
Evening star., 1916-12-03

la Ir-S-rarn money boui.. addressing ,nyrI-
.fes ans! mailing Orcuiars spare time. par
ticEiars for stamped envelope. Address Success
Snr.lv -" i'stJ peIrrorr f-i,ira-e. III
Evening star., 1916-12-03
MALE AND FEMALE.

BOYS AND GIRLS to wrap
bundles. Apply Cashier. 4th floor,
Palais Roval. G. and nth sts.
Evening star., 1916-12-03

DAYS WORK washing to take home; neat
coioIed woman; references. 2209 aeh st. NV. s.
Evening star., 1916-12-03

.lGE>I S-free catalogue and samples, new
goods quick sales; big profits: make 81 +" 50
daily; no experience: worlds greatest special
ties Cruver CO.. Jackson d Campbell. Chicago.
Evening star., 1916-12-03
La Belle Dressmakino School.

LADIES wanted q" represent in every town
and SOL well known toilet requisites. Ad-
dress Cvth.rs Toilet TO. Inc. Dept T. Rich
uiond. Na,
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No,ndcvilln Briefs.

W *. II,mHn and daughter. Of FRS;
street, viii spend sunday with friends
at Canton. q.
Miss Ruby Mason arrived home yH:-
tcrUay from Fark"rshUr=. wn"r" she
spent s"V"ral days visiting with r"la-
Iiv"s.
Mrs. L :. Mr'"nncll and daughters
hav" arrived nom" from N!aGa:a Fails,
Miss ii"l"n Th"mnS has returned 10
Wheeling. after visit with friends
here. .
Mrs. ]. l. Ripley. Of W""dstirld. o..
is spending several daES here with rcia-
lives.
Foster Noble. If this city. is in Fits
hurGh for several days.
u. Z. l.app. ri lit,ShurEh spent yes
terrInS' here iranSartlnC business
Mr. and Mrs. saul Mo"r'' and Pen !.
Peabody have arrived h"m" from u visit
mt Tolc de-. O.. ana other lake cities.
Prosecutor farrintt is speeding se"-
rral DAYS at TT. Marion. .. visiting win
rClatlTrS.
Chief Of Polio, Rex Raider is spending
several days 1T Tu!rrl". -. visiting with
his PARENTS.
{. w. k"wmHn. "t al''lr'. WIS III IN"
city yesterday attending 10 business
matt"rs
Miss Nc1l Hncdy. stcnncrnrh"r at tho
Wheeling Metal Manufa"i turing COM
paul' rffirc. is spending iw" weeks
v:lrnti"n.
Mr. and Mrs. =. T. Gl'GE have arrived
honlr. from a vieit with relatives IN
Monro.. ri,urty. ohio.
Mr. ana Mrs 'i"nrc" 'alihhan have
arrived hunl" from 4 visit with relatives
q, Martins E'rrrV -.
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MOUNDSVILLE ::
Fire at MouRdsv lille.

r,re. orlc inatinG; from GaS"lln" tuT'S.
practically dr>ir"\r'! ia" Nu"N " i'I''e
cleaning and dyrlng ">;aGI'S!in"A, "!i
!:urnim". shortly after . clock. Tie
flames totally destroyed the t""-E""In.
"ur-S;"ry b,f;l'!iuG. 1T which tn" SE%T
"a$ I"cat..f Will: mari al! ri '';,''
j.;i,r,f Mach Of Tho equipment Mt>
badly damaged. whl,c "Ha"% 1i'c"S az
Ciothiuc wnrn Construed.
TIN. fir, started when ";.". 81: ~" "9'-
p!nvsS strtrr> a iuai''i :" iiEh' SAH
S;.vr which st'"rd ia: =, small GaS"iit"
fnnk TIKI. fumes l:ui'''I ~ S'":ii rs tn:
.aS had ben :urn"d on. and i wa; r'''
/ few n,inIr,'.: until III" "atir'. IiilHinS
VA. a mass Il hrn"S. IN aEtrr Was
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DANCE
MERRY. AFFAIR
COMBINED INTERESTING EVENTS
LAST EVENING.
The Midsummer Heat Has Caused a
Suspension Of Social Activities
to d Great Extent.

II was the pleasure of the Wheel
ing Tennis club and their friends, to
indulge in very delightful affair last
evening which combined three "er;
attractive features, a swim 4. Wheel
ing park during the early evening, fol.
lowed by an elaborate picnic dinner
At Cecil Place. after which the party
motnrrd 10. Camphtli's Grove. where
dancing furnished captivating pas
time until the rarly-.1morning hours.
The grove-ur Big Wheeling creek is
particularly adapted for pleasures Of
this sort. and the affair afforded one
Of the most enjoyable which the week
has held.
Among those attending were:
Misses
Marie Reisier, Katherine Reister,
Elizabeth Stamm, Eleanor Holloway,
Virginia Mckee. Frances Ogden,
sydney Rellvillc, Laura Bachman,
virginia Burley, Helen List,
Sarah Whitaker, Mary Wagner,
Lucille Billiard, Sarah Row,
MnsSrS.-
Charles Menke- r. y. Jcnnlsnn.
miller. William Walters,
Edward Bowie, ~ ". Stubblefield.
Henry HazleU, MI Hopkins.
Tom Bnattic. Tom Hcarnr.
Allan Bowie. William Shields,
William Burt, William Ward.
Mr.. Handlan, Elmer Welty.
Tom Cummins. Wilson Gruhh.
julie Pollock. Richard Bird,
Woodward Franz Paul LutZ.
helm.
McSsrS. and MesdameS-
nr Will Cruise, George Row.
II. ". Hewitt.
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Sewing Party:

Mrs. Harold Smith. al her home in
cnrincdale. was hostess on Thursday
afternoon to club of which she is a
memeber. The guests brought their
necd!cwork. at which the hours were
pleasantly spent, and concluding
feature of interest was the serving OF
a daintily appointed luncheon. Those
present we're Mesdames Harry Smith.
George Peddicord, Harry Moore, 81
McKe. Sam Lapp, Burt. Flint. Schaf'
or Lewis and Miss Esther Smith.
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n5,,y a. Chautauna,l.

The attendanc" at the camp ground
chau,auQ.a continues !" grow. ana
there Is no I"uht hut that IN" event. VIII
Inc = hi., success The ChaUtauqua Is
Being put on 10y the kincheloe pprra
Company under tn" auspices Of III.
Wni,ian's camp Ground Association. and
bot In organ za tons are well pleased Win
tn. outlook for success.
Last evenings entertainment included
4 Srlcut'd ShlkesTear"an recital under
the corir1ss."ut direction Of Mrs. Lima
Hcnnic sherman 'ShakcSpcarean music
for the recital was furnished by Nr.
and Mrs Frank II. knchcioe and Mrs
OttO.
Tonight chartauqua program includes
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BONDS HELD UP.

Special Dispatch n the GntclliSencer.
CLARKSRURG, W. Va, Aug. A.
Judge Raymond Maxwell of the cir
cult court. today granted temporary
Injunction restraining the county court
of Marion county from selling $780,
GOO in bonds recently voted for per.
manent roads in Lincoln district OF
upon a retition Of citizens of the dis
trict
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Nieitnrs Aoncred,

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cowl at their
home in Glenwood presided AZ a din.
ncr party OF handsome apnointmenis
last evening, which was arranged for
tho Measure of number Of visitors
in the. city. The twelve guests IL
Guided: Messrs. and Mesdames y.
/, Never. William Cox, Fred Cowl,
Misses Lila MOulter. Sarah Con.
Katherine Moulter. Mcsdames Wal
ter Campbell and William Campbell,
of Detroit, Mich.
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Funeral services over ih- remains or
;h.1 la" Charles Wilson. ycar-old S"u ~
MIR and Mrs Isaac Wilson. who G'!"-
c,i,nhrd 10 pi."u!uunia al the family h"iu''
here "Wednesday night. were held al III"
place. Of death on Annadal" arcit!'' yes
irr,lry morning at 10 o'clock. lev. !.
,'ri$wrll pastor Of The baptist church.
rtiiclarrG lnicrmrut Was made III
Jirccnlawn cemetery.
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imm.Ila;.:lv> s"n; in. .and III" central
truck res pond"ti quickly. III" ir"m"n do
Ing .pl.ndId work. IL G'i'nchinS the
flames and r"niinng IN" fire tn The one
$rlall building.
Til" bi:i!iinc. which i Owned hE x, i.
NrFadd.H. WAS VaiI:"d at about E@h'',
ait,i si.ud between tx" iar::" r"$Id' n"''$.
II VAS insured. The dn'naE" L" 'h.
lcir;iiIug and etIiH:3"ut was "St!matrd
at :l:mn:; s3"u. II was not insured.
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sTEELWORkERS STRIKE.

PITTSBURGH. Aug. 4. Workmen
at the Twrnty-nnth and Thirty-lhird
Street plants Of the Carnegie. Steel
company are on a strike and the lat
ter works have been closed. Strike
leaders estimate that between $500
and $500 men have. quit work. The
men, il was said here tonight, demand
shorter hours.
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Confined in peath Cell.

Jlmrs Lay. n" McNoWrll county
mgr" sentenced 10 cNpinlr tho GRIM" -!
murder on III" "nli"w~ ~. tn" i'.nIt"n-
riacy h"r" september y, VII" va
hr"ll"'., :" III" penal institution Thurs
day. evening. VIII ''r placed in h" d".,'h
cell some Tim '"in!. II" will "rrupv
Tn" rhr'.i..r where. dill rlaud. sutton.
IL Eand"lrh county. VIII" WAS "A"cui"h
at IN" institution last evening shortly
after = o'clock.
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Opcn Photo Gallery.

The new photograph gallery IN tn"
rrar OF the .I"n"s i;rothrr$ PANT Sj"r''
nu l.;fsrSun avenue. will DO opened I"
the public this morning. Th" new piac"
OF business will h" in c"nrG" 81 MI
Sihur;. who has boon in ih' picture.
taking business in this city for several
years.
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Morninu Bridge.

Mrs. Roy Darby OF Edgwood. has IN
viied a few friends TO her home this
morning to meet Mrs. Joseph Owen
CAL, who are spending sscme time in
mis- vicinity. There will be two
tables Of players and MONDAY luncn'
ron will be served.
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Mrs. Thurman kayor Of Akron. O..
who is the guest Of. Mrs. +. y. Bart.
lrIl Of Fourteenth street. Was honored
yesterday a a paFty given by the II.
dustrial DANES. a the residence OF
Mrs. c. c. McNfeeFrtn in MCMechen.
The ladies took their needlework and
with other pleasant features filed the
11y.
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Jacob tin'"> nird n his r"mr on Nay
man EIdgc Thursday evening. death h.
ing IN" result al the in!irmiti"S nCilrnt
- old Hcr. deceased was s.; years al
IC". ami - survived Ivy his wifi" AM
'hrec.'rhildr"n Furrril services will ~
held this uft"rGn"u ~ 10 "'cl"ck ~
Ihc place Of death. Int"rm"At will l..
IN Gre. nlawn cemetery
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Dead Miner Bought Eere.

III" remains, az. tho bate 'icug&" lioida.
the mn"r wh" MAS BILLED IN :hr arri-
d'rni al N" clifford coal mine ar:lSS h.
river. WIS brought !" this city N"Sr4r.
day and prepared Tor burial Tin body
was iak'il 4" Ii" l.. &. ,;riHSciI NOR IL"
an L.ifaNr't" avenue.
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Big Race Meet Today.

This afternoon al . o'clock ~ N" c,''s
Marshall county rae" c0UrS", "h>t OF me
riIy tho Moundsvilln MOt"rcrrl" club
viii stage its third rae" meet Of ~"
season. The program will Ne III" most
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Picnic Party.

Yesterday evening a large party of
Warwuod young people enjoyed a pic
nir at Table Rock" where supper
was served in "Rookwond." The IN.
t.rrsIing affair cnnplimcnled the
Misses Josephine Way and Emma
Green Of New MatamoraS. o.. who are
tn" guests al Miss Shirley l.ydiCk OF
this city. Composing The party. were:
Misses Josephine. Way Emma
IGrr"n. Shirley LydiCk. tina Allison.
Mildred Knoke. EStella Hetner,
Frances sharp. Eleanor Allison.
Laura Hrizlrr. Ali" Homl. AliC" Ali.
son. Minpie Burke. blanche Cox,
Mary Hilton. Mahc! McGrrw, Virginia
Cook. Katherine MinCc. Marie llof-
reuter-. Sarah Cook. Erma Cox, Susan
Eibhrr and Hazel Clemens.
MeSsrS. Charles Meyers. William
Tmcy. Henry Hall, Lawrence Cain, 5.
Smith. Roy Chambers. Thomas VIII
liams. Robert SreoetZcr, William
Majors. William Slocker. Frank Hill.
Lawrence Schultz. jefferson Roberts,
Robert Hood Thomas. Noble, Clar-
cncc Frttc and Royd Hilton.
Card Party Thursday.
\ delightful afternoon at cards was
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"iah"r3!c "Tcr nncrcd tn" local fans, and
much interest Is h"lnc manifested. Such
riders, ~ Ri,z. johnson. Ii"rold. Keys.
and MIrha'IS. Will participate in the diff
frrCnt events.
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Entertained Class.

The members of the 1910 class Of
ST. JoScph's academy were entertained
last evening by Miss Marie Lane OF
the South Side. Miss Anne Beuler,
whose wedding 10 Lieutenant W. &.
Patterson, L. 5. A.. will take place on
Wednesday WAS honorcd. The program
at q picture house was enjoyed fol-
lowed by delightful luncheon at the
Windsor hotel. The guests included:
Misses:
NinptIa Miller Anne Bcuter
Marie Fricsmuth Eleanor F'riesmuth
Angela Dirgmiller Marie Lane :
Regina Ochscn- Mrs Charles B.
kuhn Smoot
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80 you think women should be
able to run the country"
"Well. for logic and style. I'm will
ing TO put my daughters graduation
essay UP for comparison with a lot OF !
the regular campaign speeches.@
Washington Star. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-05
To Bethesda.

a party of young people from this
city went 10 Besthesda on Thursday,
where they will spend the weekend as
tn" guests of tho W. G.. 7. L. cottage.
Thc party is chaperoned by Mrs.
Ralph Evans and includes:
Misses:
Marie Elic Adelaide Eachman
Angela Bachman Virginia BaChman
GLADYS Keller Virginia Henry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-05
wilson Funeral Held.

q full concert by the well known 'Mcis-
ter orchestra.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-05

American Guaranteed Paint, al FAC
tory price. S1S5 per gallon. Lazier
Brothers. MoundSyille, ". Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-05
sIesdanes:
For Miss Hines.

Miss Grace Rainbow was hostess al
an informal party on Thursday even
ing, which complimented her VISITOR
Miss Sarah Hines of Pittsburgh. Music
and games furnished a happy diver
sion for the guests, and at Il season
able hour luncheon was served
Those present included
Misses:
Sarah Hines Helen Stohlman
0Ioa Rainbow Eunice McNiChol
lillian NcElhanpy Grace Rainbow
Messrs.:
Henry Leonold Roy Tuttle!
nobnrt Nc-Iichol Frank Oden ..
Edward kleiner Eugene 1ulIle
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-05
Dinner Party.

will be a pretty event OF the coming
week was honored on THURSDAY even,
ins with 4 dinner party at the nome
nj Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Fehrenbach on
Penn street. There were places lalo
for eight guests and 1hei1able appoint
ments were prettily chosen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-05

enioyed by the ladies Of tht Arion IN
Thursday, when five hundred and otHer
card contests provided entertainments
from . until o'clock Mrs VIII EllS
and Mrs. Samuel West were awarded
The prizes. Those present we're: =
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-12-26

Get name for your farm. Then
have some letterheads printed at the
Star-Mirror office. You will find it to
be the most profitable thing you ever
did.