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Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1916-10-26
LET'S ALL GO TO
BARBARA WORTH
HALLOWEEN DANCL

Alright now folks, let's all get
together in our Sunday go-to-meetin'
clothes and go to thatHalloWe'en Sup
rer and Dance at the Barbara Worth
Hotel Monday night. What say?
There's no need of my telling you
what kind of time we're going to have
for you all ought to know without my
telling you. Manager Richmond has
planned the festival so what else need
be said. Il
However, just to satisfy curiosity,
I'll tell you of some of the things
we are going to do. First We are go
irg to eat Halloween Pumpkin Sup
per, swallowing each bite to the syn
copating strains of sweet melodies.
Then we're all goin to adjourn to
the ballroom downstairs, where we'll
trip the light fantastic to those same
strains. Mr.. Volz, the new dancing
master, recently engaged by Mr.. fticn-
rcond, has arranged an excellent dane
ing program and will be there to see
that we get what we want. BetwiXt
dances We'll rest in the new Longing
room which Mr.. Richmond has in
stalled. Then We'll dance some more.
You young folks who take pride in
demonstrating your terpsichorean pro-
clivities should each and every one
turn out for this event, the first of
it's kind for the coming winter sea
son. Mr. Richmond stated this morn
ing that if this dance proves a sue
cess, they would be continued each
week.
That's what we want, folks and it
won't happen unless We aid the hotel
r anagement. Turn out, everybody,
and let's make the first winter season
dance. the most successful FL Centre
ever had. Just go to the Barbara
Worth and request a card, and don't
forget the date-Hallowe'e next
Monday evening.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1916-10-26
ANENT THE MOTION
PICTURES TO BE SHOWN
TONIGHT -===========
PALACE THEATER

Marie Doro's first screen appear
.ance since the announcement Of her
marriage to Elliot Dexter, is in the
Famous Players, Charles Frohman ad-
agitation of Sardou's celebrated drama
diplomacy" which is the Paramount
attraction at the Ualace Theater to-
night.
The name of Miss Doro is pleasant
ly linked with that of Diplomacy"
for it was in this great play that the
beautiful actress made her last stage
appearance, when she appeared at the
Empire theater last year as co-star
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1916-10-26
L. & S. THEATER

There has been quite an extensive
program arranged for this evening at
the L. & S. Theatre. In addition TO the
first episode of that exciting serial
The Girl From Frisco" and several
comedy pictures, the management has
secured the services of two vaudeville
acts.
The Aerial Flacks, in a double wire
act is one o. the features and Eddie
Conley, the Human Frog, is the other
Both of these acts have been applauded
by thousands, for their very novelty
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1916-10-26

alone, and will no doubt be received
with favor on their first appearance in
FL Centre. This afternoon at 4:3o
o'clock, a free exhibition of wire walk
ing will be given by the Aerial Flacks
en- the roof of the L. & S. Theatre.
"The Girl from Frisco" the first cpl
scde Of the new serial contracted for
recently, will be shown tonight, and
every Thursday night in the future.
There is no doubt but that this picture
will meet with instant success. See the
first episode tonight and you will sure
X want to see the other nineteen.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1916-10-26

Engineers C. f. Grunsky and A. A.
Anderson, DR.. Elwood Meade and D.
NJ. Morgan of the University of Cal
i3ornia, and Walter Il. Packard left
this morning by auto for Yuma where
they viii meet tla government off
Gals who VIII inspect the ieiGrajoaiv
Gals who VIII inspect the irrigation
system here
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1916-10-26
HER Matinee COAT.

Rose velvet so thick it almost be-
comes plush is the material OF this
beautiful garment. A very full cape Is
SHRED three times on to black velvet
yoke, matching the deep cuffs. Please
notice the unusual way Of combining
the fullness in the back, buttoned
strap. The coat Is lined with rose tai,
feta.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1916-10-26

with Blanche Bates and William Gil
lette in a revival Of the play. 1t is
of especial interest that Mr.. Dexter
plays the same part in the photoplay
which he assumed upon the stage
the first time that he and his bride
have appeared together since their
marriage.
Aside from the beauty and talent Of
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1916-10-26
MUST SELL

The following property belonging to
Estates now probated: Lot p Block
50; Lots 7-8 and 9, Block 81; Lots
1910 and Il, Block 16. All in Or
iginal Townsite. Also Lots 1-2-3-4-5
and 7, Block q and Lots IL and
3. Block % in Addition No. /. All
of the above property is well locat
ed in Calexico and some Of it has
good improvements on it. Accom-
pany your offer with 10 per cent
cash deposit, which will be returned
if you are not the successful bidder.
RAY EDGAR
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1916-10-26

Charles H. Connect, cashier of the
First National Bank at Seeley, and
Allen R. Ferguson, were visitors in
tie city yesterday from Seeley.
DIR. Elwood Meade and D. n. Nor
gan of the University of California
were among the arrivals in the city
this morning.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1916-10-26
TEAM Runs AWAY;
DRIVERS SPINE
FRACTURED

J. NJ. Beedle was seriously injured
early this morning when he was thrown
from dray he was driving and sus-
tanned a fracture of the spine and nu-
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1916-10-26
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED-Woman wants employ
ment part of day caring for child
rem. Call or address no Park. If
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1916-10-26

DR.. ana Mrs. L. c. House left this
afternoon on an automobile trip to
San Francisco where they will re-
rain for the next two or three
weeks. DR.. House states that he viii
attend clinics while there and at the
same time get a much needed rest.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1916-10-26
PERSONAL MENTION
VALLEY DYE WORKS
Expert Cleaning and Pressing.
Work Called for ana Delivered.
53+ Main Street. Telephone 169.

Mrs. G. F. Hill and daughter, OF
Calexico. were in the city tod2s
shopping. -
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1916-10-26

evening is George Beban in can
Alien This dramatic story Of life in
the Sums was written by George Be-
han himself, and for many years APP
peared on the Orpheum Circuit as q
sketch entitled the Sign of the Rose" "
The perturbation of the Sign of the
Rose" is conceded to be the greatest
cf its kind ever produced
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1916-10-26

Congressman William Kettner, Chas
Fl. O'Nean and Attorneys Jud Rush
and J. NJ. Chatterson, who have just
concluded a speech making tour of the
valley in the interests of Mr.. Kett-
rer's reelection, returned to San Di-
ego this morning.
~, ....,,. -, oro b,e;,oss ratto.q
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1916-10-26

ial event and their program include
cxico from Imperial, exhibiting il
attractions.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1916-10-26
Woodrow Wilson S
Second I Term

sin the of the abraham Lincoln
probability great Europe within the next
the rehabilitation entered
friendly when
parliament
Of the world
District
Federal Re
Child Labor
by the last Congresses
The he do for
Imperih County his
IMPERIAL COUNTY
saving Of Thousands Of
Dollars annually 0 the settlers Of this County.
of Protection
TETTNER-Is the in Congress.
KETTNER-s your you him. he has failed
o deliver the goods.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1916-10-26

Press want ads are business gettess
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-23
WHEELING MOLD
TO REMOVE HUMP
AT PENINSULA
HILL OF STAG NEAR TERMINAL
RAILWAY TRACKS WILL BE
CUT DOWN.
Work Of Removing 10000 Yards VIII
be Started Soon-Vie.~ OF Train
mon lntererred With at
Present

II became known yesterday that the
Wheeling Terminal Railroad company
had notified the Wheeling Mold and
Foundry company 10 remove the large
hump that has been made along the
west side OF the railroad tracks by the
dumping OF Stag from the foundry fur
naces at the Peninsula plant. II IS
understood that the foundry company
leased the bottom lands along tho
west side OF the Terminal tracks for
this purpose For the past several
years 1t has been dumping the Stag
on this ground until IL has reached
the proportion of good sized hill
This. It is claimed. obstructs the view
of the engineers on the trains and fo-
this reason the railroad company mas
asked its removal
Surveyors have measured the slas
dump and are now calculating the
yardage. which II is said will reach
10000 cubic yards. The removal OF
this will be let out in contract and Do
n understood work will be started as
soon as It IL possible TO get things
in shape. The railroad company viii
require that the hump be cut down
TO the level Of the Terminal tracks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-23
BOON TO POOR
tcontinusd Rron, rirst Paz.l

light OF philanthropic institutions. He
issued decree whereby should they
lack funds 10 loan. instead OF raising
their rate OF interest or selling pledges
because Of the lapse OF the payment
or interest they were empowered 20
borrow the necessary cash from the
funds OF the state theatre-the Com
edie Franchise.
Shortly before the war such a stu
ton arose. and o. became necessary
for the Coincide Franchise TO ad-
vance considerable sums from its
sinking fund for INDECENT actors TO
tide the pawnshops over.
In France also may be found many
ways OF beating the game a so
called method or ''pyramlding" is quite
common. Near every government
pawnshop are located many flashy
jewelry stores. The borrower after
making the best terms with the gov
eminent goes 90 one OF these shops
and offers 20 sell his pledge ticket.
which bears a minute description OF
the article offered as security.
Brokers Buy Pawn Checks.
An agreement S. made either verbal
ly before Witnesses or written. where
by the jeweler advances one-thlri 10
onc-half as much again on the official
valuation They protect themselves
from loss bv knowing that the official
valuation is excessively conservative.
Six. eight. and even 10 per cent. Is
charged FOR their services they agree
INK 90 keep The pledge alive"
AZ the beginning OF the war parlia-
ment passed n law that no pledges
could be- sold until the peace treaty
had been signed. 10 ie similar 90 the
rent moratorium mo- dependent % a
soldier may bo ovicted for nonpav-
ment Of rcnt so mo- pledge may be
sold for default of payment Of Inter-
est This law has crippled the nc
tlvitics Of the loan shark. many of
whom have been forced 90 quit bust
ness.
think o. WIS voIt0ire Who stated
'n ono ~ Dis philosophical works that
Tho best barometer ~ countrv's
prosperity. or lack of 90. o. tho pawn
shop"
Many Pawnshons Closed.
Using that criterion France should
be considered AZ passing through "a
period Of uucvamuIef prosperity. FOR
ont ~ the twenty municipal pawn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-23
TWO INJURED
IN RUNAWAY
LAD DASH WIN TWELFTH
STREET YESTERDAY AFTER.
NOON ENDS DISASTER
OUSIY.
Flight Ends Abruptly When Wagon
S'deswipes AUtomobile-Horse
Was Shot

Daniel Powell and his son. Lester.
or 1927 Market street. were slightly
injured yesterday about O'Clock.
When the horse they were driving ran
away as they were going down Twelfth
street. The accident is said TO have
been the result OF the breeching OF
the harness breaking. This allowed
the wagon. which was heavily loaded
with beer bottles and Junk" TO strike
the animal on the heels. II became
trleht"ned and started TO run down
Twelfth street and continued 10 Eof
where % sideswiped an automobile and
was turned toward the curb in front
OF DR. G. \. Wngerter's residence.
Paige automobile belonging to
Harry L. White. OF this city. was park
ed in tho street and the horse in at
tempting fo 20 between IL and an iron
post was wedged I'm such shape that
% was fatally injured. When the
wagon crossed Eoff street. the Young.
cr Powell Jumped and received painful
injuries 10 his left hip. The father
stuck TO The wagon and was thrown TO
Ihe Ground underneath the falling
horse
The right front wheel OF the wagon
was demolished and the right side of
The machine was badly SCARED and
the mug guard bent. Immediately. X.
L. Frazier. probation officer. who hap
pened 20 be near at the time Of the
accideni ran 20 the assistance Of Mr..
Powell. who was pinned under the
Struggling animal With the assist
ance az several bystanders. ne was
pulled ont and was found TO be only
slightly injured
Dr. VIII Cruise. veterinary surgeon.
was called and after an examination
said the animal was injured fatally. Il
was shot through the head and later
taken 10 tho crematory.
Lester Powell. who had been riding
on tho wagon with his father and who
jumped at Eon street. sustained
painful injured hip He has been ont
of his bed but "a few days after se-
we're attaC' uf r1eumonia. His ir.
Juries are MOI through 10 be- of seri-
Gus nature. Hc was removed 10 his
home az 1927 Market street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-23
NEWS BRIEFS

-NouCc have been sent out by the
directors OF the WhreIiuc Athletic
Association skins for bids Tor the re-
iieshmenl and score card piivelage at
the Central League ball park for the
coming season MI bids must De in
The hands Of Secretary r. r. Cressep.
not later than 5 o'clock p. m. Tuesday
February %
The first meeting Of the creditors
IN the Robinson bankruptcy case Will
beheld this morning before Refefoe
Henry Notice Claims AGAINST the
bankruptcy maybe filed and any other
business that may come before the
meeting Will be attended 90.
The Soloman George bankruptcy
case will come up this morning for the
first hearing before Referee Henry
Nolte. The creditors will 20 over the
affairs and other business may Dee
taken up.
Max Crone. the Twelfth street
CIothier. is having the front Of his
shop remodled The old front is be-
ing torn out and viii De- replaced by
new show window
Electricians yesterday placed a
new electric light ir front Of the
Baer Pharmacy ar tho corner OF Twclf-
thth and Market streets \ new base
board was also placed along the
foundation beneath tho window and a
new sign will be- painted on 80
A meeting Of the Executive COM
mittee ~ the Aid and Society Service
association was held Yesterday morn
ing a. tho offices General matters
Of business were discussed
The Aid and Social Service asso-
citation S. preparing q Dist % the names
% those who iaFf year subscribed for
fhe Red Cross ua-azire. The object
is t0 n possible have the sub Cribers
renew their subscription for the com
ing year. The maE.zlue is az present
FUN ~ interesting stories concerning
the European war.
Sam Carter. drunk. was aTraipu-
90 ln police court Yesterday and fined
$50 and costs or eIE months 500 the
uorfh0u-e Needless 20 cav he did
NOT have tha rffv 80 took tho six
rorfhs ou the bin
Aeuaspsf0u that tho city move
fs crruaforr fo more accessible
s.fr and .raf if cell an l's ashes and
waste '0 f.rfHz.rF concerns was tho
recommendation made by s. % Isaacs
~ fle Independent Seed and Fc-fiiizer
COMPANY 0f Indianapolis
lraftrfa. AFTERNOON. the h0heas
eprrI. ur1s..I.rss o. Andy Wordo7Ey
were continued ur1I Friday ny Judge
Alan II Robinson Assistant Prose
rr.r. Attorney o. A OBron appear
eI frr Goo fa..
Last er..... U.r J p Leyerherrer.
pastor rf t.t Third Presbyterian
Church t.HH.... Cd tho Tunafrr orrr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-23
Enormous Fleet

information. while the United States
has all told 10 ships of The dread.
nauEht class built or building
Enormous Fleet.
To equal Great Britain's probable
fleet within two years. Admiral Bad
ger said the United States would be
Obliged 20 have a total force Of forty
drcadnaughts. fifteen battle cruisers.
twenty Eve swift scouting craft. 200
submarines and - destroyers lie was
not favoring such a program. but
merely answering questions by Repre-.
sentative Butler. Such a fleet could
not Doe built in two years. he added.
though a. might be constructed IN
four
Representative Butler said construc-
ton experts OF the navy had told the
committee that the maximum number
Of capital ships that could De laid
down 40 one time I'm tho United States
was twenty-five and that they could
be completed in two years n the skill
cd labor could De found Admiral
Badger thought the armor output
would not permit such rapid construc-
tion and Representative Butler agreed.
saying no had been told by the man
who sells armOr TO the government"
that the maximum possible output was
$4,000 tons n wear. or enough 10 equip
eight or nine heavy ships
Chairman Padgett remarked that
armor manufacturers had told the I'm
vcefiEatinE commission last year that
they could produce only $4,000 tons
annually.
In urging n great increase in tho
fleet. Admiral Badger said no aid not
wish to ho understood az saying tho
present force was not "a thorough and
efficient ono
OF 40 not want % give tho impress
ei0n." DO said. chat our fleet Sc no
good Tho only trouble with 40 &C.
That see not biz enough FOR pozsibui
tics ffH good fleet. VOL drilled
vn1 r0rirra1 and vol ORGANIZED We
r-- now prepared 'uaf as far ar our
power WIN permit ua to hc More
power nrnrr moro .hIra"
United states Third
Regarding the present place OF Tho
United State. fleet among fhn n1vior
rf fHa world. Admiral Badger eaff hr
r'H .f f r. fhirf .r frhfinr power.
With France close fourth
.n.Hf un rrn number three" no
H.f 'Hrr~ " coming H'Urr huf h1e
...f deal fn fH 'n equal our fleet ORR
military power frh'.rr efficiency r
'f.r. -r Hrr r rr.f.. .1.I fhIrf. with
France rnf frr hlf.rf"
Repro .rflf'rr E.'Inr questioned
Admire UrFrer rr 'H fh. noe result of
ffr f.eto1r tr1fra program Hf.
rnr..nf '. President Wilson frc raE.
rf m f actually meant 0rr increase
Vhr..r.r n.rr fhH OH U0urraa aInraf
policy M Two rrr''rI .h.He year Tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-23

prehension. In n series OF splendid letters
from all over the country mothers tell on tie
great help Mothers Friend" was 70 them.
Even grandmother tell the wonderful story
10 Their own daughters about On enter tie
state OF Motherhood. Get a bottle Of Moth
er's Friend" today ~ your nearest drticvist
Use THIS splendid help with your own hand
guided by your own mind For n free hook
OF interest and importance 90 all mothers
write 10 Bradneld Regulator Co 400 Lamar
Bldg, Atlanta, Ga. II relates the personal
experiences % many happy mothers. q tells
many things that al women should he IA
Tnihar with; II l. AZ once guide and al
Inspiration. Write flr It's l.c-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-23
Hetterhalssr's Attorney Here

O.. MClrt'-e Of Nartineuurg. at-
toru"r for Foy Hctteuhauser. Who viii
h" tried fo~ fho killing Of Mike To-to-
D. a Heuwoni FOREIGNER. has arrived IN
'"r City, Iio was regularly admitted
Pop practice go .ae Marshall county bar.
Prosecuting Attorney James u Par
mott will d. assisted hv Attorney u.
D.. Evans u 'h' prosecution This
case is attaching widespread attou.
log Boo rho county
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-23
ALL DAY SESSION
Dental Clinic Was open All Day Yes
terday-Ors. Richmond and
Dunn in Charge.

Yesterday was held tha FIRST a.l.
day session of the Dental Clinic that
is maintained by the Aid and Social
Service and Tho Wheeling Dental So
ciet' Tor the benefit OF thc poor chill
drcn of the city. Dr. q. l.. Richmond
was In charge duriug tho morning and
Or J. l.. Dunn during the afternoon
More than thirty children applied for
treatment and practically am were at.
tended 10. a has been fha custom Cow
The past several weeks. tho Aid and
Social Service Association served tr.
Youngsters with lunch NJ th, noon
hour
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-23
Why
You
Should
Drink
Buttern1ilk

The -,otte-t -.-.,.--,.. .-.,...
-,
DA''eiHlii" l7 h"I Only an ieaI'h a-fuf
hnce, but in 90 lies the secret Of
longevity.
e..
.l.'.. l'' ti- If'' ana ai
pm I.' t'.' array. h"
l i"1 mon, cor If'.In H'il h.ri
iN' '''N 'h' I.i'
.l..' "' , .-...' ''l ''' "l'h 'H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-23
JEWISH BULLETIN
New Monthly Publication val
Make lts FRS. Appearance
oday

The jewish Community Bulletin.
which i- COB be 90 monthly rubuca Gor.
VIII make if- inception into tho local
literary field TODAY. when tho first Is-
sue will De- distributed The first ISSUE
i- arranged % magazine form. ,lu.
tanning fwcnff-siN pages. which .rs
covered with many interesting if'ua
Tho Bulletin has for JOS sdIfOr.iu Do. %
Rabbi a VI. Silver and Eugene a. E.ar
Dr. associate editor y D. Moss D. fHe
business manager and Sam Orer .feir
Is the secrcfa~F
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-23

hHu p"d up. with cork screwed Iuc....
spuElrg. picking drilling ont tr..r
,prnr. making i1cka ges OF their toes
win plastcrS. baudlECS. tape and cone
taptlons.-aud tho -hollcr'' fu fhsiG
cprns gees ON forever Don't you dn tf.
So 'tiets-lt lt'@ marvellous. 81 fruia.
never rails. Apply Do Boz seconds. Nofn-
me TO stick Co the stocking. hurt Dr ir-
iilaie the toe. Pain stops Corn comes
clean or pulck It's one OF fhr gems
az the world Try if.-yuu.U Nics- FROM
JOY. For Coru- calIu-e-. waits. I..r....-.4
't"t~-lt ls sold rNsryw here $50. OBJ
bottle. ur sent direct by r. Lawrence
Co. chicago. Iu sold iu Whteliug md
recommended a. ,l. worlds best CORN
fu'iN lr John Coleman A Co.. o. 10.
tsr"i~t a Co. tauS Pharmacy. rs. - N.-
l-lroN. T. %. itar. and Eser'- Inaruatr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-23
FIGURING LOSS
Exact Damage a. the Whites Dazaar
Has Not BceN FioUred-Nay g. -
Several DAYS Before I'D
iuct1-cNt rs Made

A. Yet ihc exact loss 600 tho White
Bazaar. which was partially DESTROYED
by fire and wafer Monday evening.
has not been determined Mr. VI A.
HincrmaD. who was tu have soon ho-
come the local manager. stated ys.t.r-
day evening that O. quick inventors
had placed The loss af about S20. 600
The Insurance adu-ters have not
vet finished tloir work. and. accord.
INK Co one OF them. ir will probably
be Friday before ths loss viii hc fvcI
and the adjustment made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-23

Suops Only TOUR are open. Sixteen
have discontinued their operations due
10 a scarcity of clients.
Tn the spring "milady" no longer dis
pens"s with her Russian sahlcs and part
OF the family helrlooms Geo enable her 20
give brilliant reception and ball I'm
tortainments ~ any kind are taboo UNI
less they arc given with tho object OF
raising money for some war charity
The worried business man does not
pledge all his available securities 60
cover falling margins ON tho stock OK
change. There ls practically mo- trading
on the hourSe outside Of "a few indus
trials FOR the reason that tho majority
~ business men have moved their Of
ices % "a duEout iu tho north OF France.
about hundred yards distant from IN
active enemy.
Every One Is Saving.
Every one lu France today fe DOOR. u
SIS the fashion ANY kind ~ display or
osfentatlUn b. considered bad form Last
wears gown is made over this year hs a
little soamytrcsS grateful for On. oppur-
tunifY Co earn "a few francs
New spring h0nucfs 90 not ego" with
tho auxiliary nurses plain uniform $50
one cares about wealth 40 present. there
1r" too many biz things that demand
immediate attention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-23

Funeral services over the remains
of the DAFT" Mrs G. W Peters who pass
Hd away af her home ON Court avenue
.f y sunday cveuiu- win Doe held This
afternoon 80 o'clock from tho rcsi-
d'rce. Rev. T. T.. Slarlo of the First
Presbyterian church will oTicigto In.
-ormart will follow in Mount Rose
cemetery