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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-01

Stiefbruoers ans Seras In MbreSe
uno rcrlungt auf @riinb bon 8ernah-
Idiiialing ieItSt cine Sdeioung.
goipnrb gufoembrinf bat alif. ole
sStfioimgsfIage Der Wtarsaret gluf.
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BON ieiner sSrau erbobenen 8eidpiloi-
aunsen ianrnlt nuo ionbers in slb-
rcoe.
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ieincr geid)iebenen Srau Die riiditan.
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sfpril ipar leiber elm gainermonat,
ioipeit gbeid)eibilneen III getraht
fnmnien. Gs ipitroen tidt pellieer oils
102 Gdeioungsflagen eineereiht,
cine IN eiilem ei15igen' @onat nie
diipor erreidte Sabl.
9 6abenerf sfIagen.
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ip.Ifer Die Serrifait in einem Slat-
Daiis en Der Serraee glpenue IN Glif.
tpn fiibrt, bat ben in Dem Sallie ipob-
nenoen Sarrp g. Simnlons peeen e6s
renriibriger Senlerfllneen am $4,000
Sfpaoenerias perflaet.
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mann eSSr., BON Der 8inton &oab,
nabe Rortb gerb, bat ieinen Iaabnr
Snrrp @euer, oeiien S,tn6 i'm gebii-
len bat, io6nB er inebrere @od)en oil
ben gSllnben oarnieoerIag mi $500
Shabenerias perflaet. @uBerbem Der.
Iangt er, bab oas @erid)t bas Sobes.
urtbeiI iIber ben Sunb ausiprede.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-01

Des SRA b n I c II
Rriegsmiitbigfeit i'm 6 bt
caooer Stabtratb. GinC4l
.slppea Ses Gbicaecer 'Staotratbs on
ben Qr1iioenten lnl6 3oltsreb, ollie
periiiinitigcn WitteI an5uipenoen, mn
cincn gIfbrud Der biploulntiiden 8c.
5iebungen 5riidpn Den 8ereinigten
Stuaten nno 9eiitihlanb 81 oerrret
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spiid)cn ben @ereinigten Staaten nro
cIlen onoeren 2dnoern 81 erbolten,
befiir,portete in Der genannten aor.
peridnft Der 9uoernlnn Sobn 6. Stem.
reop. Gin 6erartieer slppeu, ertldrte
er, ipiiroe ols Der slnsSriid Der
Stimmline Der iiberpiegenoen Webr-
belt Der @epoIferiipg Gbieagosl uno
6es nittIeren @eiiens anSuieben iein.
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@eiiune, 70 ihnea frie moglif, 5ii
hdnSeIn. ginen sliieenbIid fdien es,
oIs oh Der autrag iofort an@nonl'
men merben rpiirbe, oob erbcben Die
8ertreter perid,ie6ener @arbs, in De.
1en cas- ansloomerifaniide Clement
itnrf pertreten lit, Ginipano unb er.
adrtcn bic Code lei 81 tpidtia nm
obne tpeiteres ungenonrirlen 6it lper.
ben. CAB 6as probritiife Clement i'm
Staotratb eesen ben gntras 6ront
.nat,en ipiir6e, mar alderman aen.
neon Idpn beoeiitet tporben. ebe er
ibr ein6rafte. Giner Der Gegner ocs
9critIags mari na4 Der Sisitng ein
bc5eifInenbcs aitt auf Die gerbdno-
Iilngen, inbem er erfIarte, man babe
pernieiben miiiien, cine sln5aN gutter
&crle" Su 5rpingen, IN Der Sade Gar'
be 5u befennen.
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Cine srObe patriDiii6e @eriammIurs
Don Trsunb.n bss Jrisbens 1T in Gbis
easo auf ben IA. Wai i'm rGpIiisum'
anberaumt. Sic ipirb iid porausii4ts
lid gu elmer srobartigen JrisSenss
bsmonftratioH eeitalten urb bon Sdus
fsnben DON psrionen beiudt fein. Wan
eripartei beren 1900 ober mehr. Sic
tpirb fir Griebsn, Der nit patriotiss
mus pereinbdr iit, ni1t fir ben Iries
ben nm jeben preis eintreten, unb eine
itriit arneritdnii6s platform dnnebs
men. Dem aommiites. ipeldes bic ars
raneements fir bic 8eriammlung
irifft, sebDrsn 9ertret.r elmer srObeu.
gmahl tirdli9er GeielIIdaften uno
dHberer 0ffentliber Srsaniiotionen
an. Wan peripridt fi9 eintn sroben
nudbaltissn erfoIs bon Der @sriamm'
lung.
Wabres Gtf@i6tden.
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beigsipobnt. unb bic Mdma frast iis,
mas Der Gsiitli9e bsnn ssfast babe.
Jribden iibtrl.gt cine meile unb ingt
bann: I'D. er BAT bIob immer ssfast
.Wenn Su nal ipobin sebft, banu
min i9 aud pobin sebsn-"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-01

gsIonss- unb aanspoas .st Belle
Of Bomb Gtrset' auf rnb Serr unb
sJrau Sames aslio in ngaubepi[Ie
bsre anb there. gIuberbem pirb Der
betannts ameriianifde 3eIiit @alph
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grtra @oritslluns iperben Mutt nnb
Sef in @anbeIbilbern porssfiibrt tpers
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-01

bin Der alniidt. bab apbia 6. pints
9am's 9egetabIe COMPOUND mir bas
leben ssrettet. ba meine G.iunbbeit
febr f4le4t mar. als i'd Sbnen
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Ga rffpafiberhea) apuu, Wtafi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-01
: n1tiettDeit unit
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bans @esetable COMPOUND bat mid
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-01

psrm5se. lInb unfert .Sibiriaten' foe
gen: nSisb, feb, ipeIde ardfte bes
@srbtrbens itampft Der 9eiIt Der
Seutf9en aus bem goben beraus.
2iiiiser iinb iie, als Der 9eufsl ielbf.
S9nss. 5roib- iie MAIDEN aus allen
cine S9linss, bic iie Dir nm ben Gals
iperfen!" :.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-01

geluno gemnnf.
Sbr Sanatipes
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-01
llnier saber Grbfeino 9eatiA'
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Bon q. petroip.

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ruIiifde Sdriftitelsr 8. pstrOip
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fouer .Sloipo" an Der rufiii4en
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-01

siarb ON Douuerftne. ben 81. alpriI 1919.
E[iiabetk MiGter.

tprem 7s ecbensinbre' 1fanerieier am
ipsoHfaa. ben l. ERat 1910. nn6m.iiaes 1t3
ubr I'm Snnfe ibrer xo6ter. aatbartne Rletu.
80. Abs sspreif Nbe.. Rorupcb, q.
Detroit, Ttb., iine GIebclauo. D., 3eituneen
iuoIen, bltte. fnptrsn.
SOL Die trairrnSea eiHierbIiebensn.
The Raymer enterprise., 1916-08-03

The stock men Of the state are orga-
nizing to fight the herd law initiated by
the Denver Post and to be voted on at
the coming election. They have seeur
ed the cooperation of the Grange and
Farmers Union, so far as the two lat
ter bodies are represented by their
state officers, The officers announce
that they will favor real herd law in
the next Legislature, on something Of
the local option line. Wedoubt wheth-
er the proposed herd law should have
been quite so drastic, but on the other
hand the stock organization are wax
Ing rather late to the need for some
protection to the growing crops. A
measure embodying the local option
features was introduced into the last
legislature, but it was smothered in
committee which was in the hands Of
the old stock men. We believe it is
for the best interests Of The whole
country that the grass growing on the
lands of the speculator be available for
the cattle of settlers who are working
to improve and develop the country.
The troubI, too often has been that the
cattle turned onto the range did not
belong to residents, but to men living
miles away and those cattle were
turned out in reckless disregard of the
consequences to crops Of men who were
unable to erect rabbit proof" fence
and to keep il strong and tight in the
face of assaults by half-starvcd droyes
of cattle. In some instances it seemed
as il these cattle were brot in for the
purpose of eating out the settler and
driving him away. In some cases set
tiers have become so exasperated that
they have shot such cattle. We be-
lieye the instances are few on each
side, but IL is the exaggerated case
that is always reported und such cases
only foment and stir up trouble.
The Raymer enterprise., 1916-08-03
SheriH's Sale

By virtne VI an execution issued out of the
Clerks ufiice Of the County Court Of Logan Coun.
" and State VI Colorado. to me directed where
By | am commanded to make the sum of Three
Hundred Twenty -one and 9.-iOo Dollars. t$32i. 80
and costs Of suit. the amount Of certain judg.
ment recently obtained against Laige Wilmer IN
favor Of Frank Dunnnx out Of the lands tenc-
ner have levwi On the following property. To
WIT,
One Gray mare 10 yrs. old weigh; about i.snd
lbs unbranded; one lron.Grey stallion 3 yrs old.
weight about l. 100 bi.. unbranded one Bay mare
coming years old unbranded; Three yearling
beif,rs. unbranded. one yearIing Steer unbrsnd.
ed: Three red heiiers, branded 81: -Four red
cows branded b. oue red COW branded JF. Six
calvs unbranded
THEREFORE,. according to said command.
shall eNpus- Tor safe. at Public Auction. all the
diner in All, To the above describes, property. on
Monday the z st cay of August, 1915. at 800
o clock l.. ~. at the ran,h house the North
hall u seet,an -. twp. IN, 81 w.. sth Z, Nj. IN
Weld County. Colorado
DIteu III GroeIey thi. 18th day Of July. 1916.
D. J. McAfEt.
Sheriff Of Weld County
Nauge q Turman. Attoiney.
Date u lirst Publication Aug, 3, ISIS.
Date :, I last Publication Aug. II. 1916.
The Raymer enterprise., 1916-08-03

Some people criticize the action o,
the Bethlehem Steel Company fol
spending money to place before the
people OF the country their views Of
the government.engaging in the manu-.
iacture Of armor plate. 1t seems te
us that the Bethlehem company is pur.
suing plan much better than forme,
methods. 1t is commonly believed that
similar corporations have heretofore
sought to influence legislation by use
OF the lobby and agents working in
the dark. The present method is to %
before the entire people by means OF
paid matterin the newspapers. 1t i.
so written that it is apparent on the
lace that 1t is the argument of the
Bethlehem company. So far as we
know the Bethlehem company does no,
ASK the editor to endorse their plea.
ihe editor Is free to point out defects
IN the reasoning of the advertising, OF
TO expose Justification of facts. It /,
possible that the esktor would hesitat,
to expose falsehood in a company thai
was profitable patron. In that. aul
that alone, do We see any danger to ii.
public.
The Raymer enterprise., 1916-08-03

According to newspaper reports a
man in Rio Grande county went to the
fchoolhou.e TO remonstrate with the
teacher for furnishing his son. The
teacher made the man sit down on a
corner and when he escaped he said
the teacher must be- crazy. Then she
sued him for SANDER and obtained n
judgment for 81, 100. Verify the school
man is in clover and her critic is down
IN the mouth.
The Raymer enterprise., 1916-08-03

On the last page Of this issue of The
Enterprise will lie found summary
of Hughes speech accepting the Re,
publican nomination FIR president |,
IS not SO satisfactory as the complete
speech. but it leaves no doubt as to
what the former justice thinks of our
conduct of affairs in Mexico.
The Raymer enterprise., 1916-08-03
MEMBER COLORADO EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION
THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1916
Humorous

This administration has kept every
platform pledge of the Baltimore con.
vention of 1912" resolved the Weld
county democrats last Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-20
Supper Thursday.

The Womans Camp Ground A..
ISOLATION will serve supper on Thurs.
day evening Of this week al the 4 @
u. w. hall. The menu which mas been
prepared consists Of delicious home
cooked dishes. which will be served
from until o'clock.
Mrs. +. -. Potts and Mr. j. W
brookes ara the chairmcn in charge
who are assisted by the following com.
mittees.
supper Table-Mrs. J. =. Srbelh,s.
Mrs. n. Caruthers and Mrs Dean
heireshment Table - Mr. John
cow and Mrs. W. n Chapman
supper Table chairmcn.
Table No. Mrs. n ID Travis
Table No. Mrs. Charles Evaus
Table No. 3-Nrs William Davis
and Mrs. \. g McBane
Table No. Mrs Jessie NcAJarns
and Mrs Cora COurtright
Table No. Mrs. c. " Kriet.r and
Mrs. = VI Flood
Table No Mrs Minnie Stewart
AMI Mrs. q. kronhardt
Table No. Mrs Harry us.tipp.
and Mrs. Lee Dobhs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-20
ALTHOUGH LENT,
SOCIETY is BUSY
7LGAsUREs OF THE PAST WEEK
5eTokEN MANY FOR THE
PRESENT
Many Small Parties Find Society En-
gagged on Pleasant Round Of
lnformsl Entertaining

Socially. the past week. held many
small and informal parties. which
brought together in cosy intimacy.
small groups OF friends, hidden for a
luncheon bridge or a delightful little
dinner party. This week will be mark
ed by like number Of lovely arairs,
the spring bride serving as a charm
ing excuse for many prettily appoint
ed parties.
Considering the many engagements
watch have been announced during the
past weeks, and the few THAI have yet
terminated in weddings. there will be
splendid possibilities for the society
matron and maid who welcomes a
chance TO entertain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-20
EQUAL SUFFRAGE
FAVORED BY BLUE
STATE TAX co,,ussxorrp zAvS
WoAAU 8EouLL HAVE
RroEr TO VOTE.
Declares There - NO Reason WHY she
should not ana Mary Reasons
why She should II She
Wishes To.

hon. Ired -: Blue. state tax commits
soner. who delivered an address in the
interests or law enforcement. Yesterday
AFTERNOON. at the Fourth street NJ -
onurch. returned 20 Charleston. last
night Before leaving Wheeling Mr.
blue quite casually said TO an intelli-
sencer reporter that he IL a supporter
ot the woman = suffrage movement or
rather. that he believes thar women
should De given and eventually will
obtain the right OF suffrage In West
Virginia.
1t II only a part OF general mov.-
ment for tn" elevation Of the status OF
woman. and giving her equal recovni-
tion with man. MIR. Blue said. The
time was. he continued. when woman
was regarded only a chattcl Graduai-
~ her legal rights have been established
ana eventually woman will obtain the
right to the ballot. There Is no reason
why woman should not vote. and many
reasons why she should II she wishc :
to-
Mr.. Blue said he was not Informed as
20 the status or the campaign in West
virginia. but he says no doubt the pro-
posed equal suffrage amendment will re-
ceive very large vote. II It does not
carry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-20
W0MAN'S CLUBS
Important Meeting.

An Important meeting has been
called Tor this afternoon at O'Clock
OF the executive committee OF the
Equal Suffrage league of Ohio county
This viii be held IN the First Presby-
terrain church and several matters OF
Importance Will receive consideration.
In connection with equal suffrage IL
rs an interesting fact that Newton ID.
Baker. the newly appointed secretary
or war. who succeeds Mr.. Garrison, is
an advocate OF tie movement, and he
Is member OF the Mems league for
woman suffrage or Cleveland and
speaks for II at every opportunity.
Mrs. Baker is also staunch upholder
OF the cause.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-20
Musicale Thursday.

The Ladies' Missionary circle OF the
First Baptist church. has arranged a
for Thursday evening. March
p. when a program of beautiful num-
bers will he given in the parlors or
the church. The committee in charge
includes: Mrs. W. G.. Whissack. Miss
Nell Reed and Mrs. William Henry.
The program follows:
Selection-Trinity Lutheran church
orchestra.
Reading-Mr. Herbert Carmichael.
Vocal Solo-Miss Helen Dinger
Reading-Miss Virginia Lopez
Piano Solo-Miss Mary KindIeber-
ger.
Vocal Solo-Mrs. :. H. Reynolds.
Reading Miss Ruth Ungara
Violin Soio-Mr David UnEara
Pipe Organ Solo-Mrs. Ahling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-20

Al the home OF Mrs. Alic" Kelley, Of
ElmWood. a musical tea vii be given
tomorrow afternoon from 2.3O TO D
O'Clock. Contributing 70 the musical
progra mwill b. Mrs Edward W Sti-
Tel. Mrs Flora Williams. Miss Gladys
Dexter ana Miss Mary Clifford Those
"hc VIII assist IN tho serving are
Misses SchubaTt. Pauline Hork-
heimer. France Odepn and Mary Clif-
ford
An are invited 20 attend the affair.
which promises such very delightful
features 4 silver Offering viii be
taken az the door
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-20

The annual election ct the officers.
for the Woman's club .or the coming
year. will be held on ApTl Il. when
the following ticket viii Ie presented
President-Mrs. J. Il. Garden.
First vice-president- Mrs. &. Bates
McLain.
Second vicepresident- IA. &.
Nhitaker
Corresponding secretar. Mrs. L. {.
Ewing
Recording secretary {. J.
ProUGfoot
Treasurer-Miss Mary Vardy.
Auditor-Mrs. J. Harold Brennan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-20
Woman's Club Of WeIishurn-

The Woman's Club OF Wells burg.
viii meet as usual in the parlors OF
the Hamilton club. on Thursday.
March %. when the following program
will be given:
IRELAND
Erin. the tear and the smile IN rnine
eye
Blend like the rainbow that hangs
in the sky" Moore.
Roll Call-Irish Melodies.
English Literature OF the Nineteenth
Century. ...-....M Mrs. r. ]. Elliott
Music. ..........M Mrs. Henry @. Emig
Legends OF Ireland.
Mrs. Thomas Amick
Reading in Irish Diolect .
Mrs. Elmer Hougn
SHrent Events
----..-. Miss Evelyn Mulhollana
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-20
AntLsuffraae Meetinn

The general public is invited TO an
anti-suffrage meeting, which will be
held at the Windsor hotel on Thursday
afternoon OF this week. opening at 3
o'clock. This is the first meeting of
its kind in the city and the audience
Will be addressed by Mrs. Frank
Goodwin. OF New York. The West Vir.
ginia campaign will be directed and
financed by the New York headuuar.
tiers, with Mrs. Arthur NJ. Dodge. the
national president Of the Organization.
at its head
AID CLUBS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-20
Welded AZ nunt,nn,on

At The Jewish. templc In Hunting.
Ton yesterday evening a. q O'Clock vas
oI'mnized the marriage Of Miss Ann.
beiderman of Ashland. * and Mr.
LOUIS lngerloider OF KirkWood An
elaborate dinner served az tho Uotor
Frederick was followed by large 70.
crption. The following local peoplo
were guests. Mr and Mr. Waller
sunshine. Mr. and Mrs Samuel liner
!'lder. Mr. a. UnE'rleiI,r and NIr
Herman Cngerleider
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-20
For Bride Elect.

Complimenting Miss Katherine
Jobes OF North Main street. whose
marriage To Mr. Robert Carson. OF
Buffalo. y. y. is set for this week
Miss Katherine Coughlin will enter
tain this afternoon. with theatre
party. Luncheon dt the Hoge-Dayis
tea room VIII follow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-20

club. The members and their friends
Will meet at the Stratford SPRINGS
hotel. when sewing will be a pleasure
able part of the afternoon. followed by
refreshments. a musical program Is
being arranged by the music commit
tee, and Miss Rena House Will give
one OF her delightful readings. Roll
call will be answered by Irish quota
tons
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-20

On Tuesday evening the Island Lit
erary club will be entertained by Mrs.
l.. c. Niets at her home. French art
VIII provide an interesting program.
In the discussion OF which Mrs. Thos.
Downing will lead. The program fol-
lows:
Classicism Mrs. =. NJ. Beireman
Romanticism. Miss Belle McGranahan
Indlvidualism
1885,. Miss Tappan and Mrs. viets
French Sculpture ...........
Miss Elizabeth McGranahan. Miss
Norton.
Miss Billiard and Mrs. d. B. Best.
turrent events
Mrs. r II. Thomas and Miss Pocue
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-20
Novel Entertainment.

At the residence of Mrs. A. ID. Tay.
Tor 42l South Penn street the King :
daughters Of the Fourth Street VI. T..
church are giving very novel and I'M
usual entertainment on Friday even
ing March "a. This will be a person.
ally conducted trip through Yellow
stone park. with coffee and sandwiches
served at old Faithful Inn" 4 silver
offering will be taken at the door. All
members OF the circle and their friends
are invited TO attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-20
Presented PLAY

Yesterday afternoon al the Eor
Street Temple. the Sunday school
class presented their annual Purim
play. This play has been rehearsed
under the direction II Rabbi \ II.
Silver. for several Jays. and was
charmingly given
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Shakespeare Club OF weI,sburo

This afternoon the Shakespeare club
OF Wellsburg will find the following
program a delightful number OF their
year:
Stoddsrd .........-- ."GTsand Canyorr'
" ide open ana ungarded stand our
gates,
And through them press a wild. motley
throng" IT Il Aiarirh
=, leader, Mrs. Rhods McKsivey; story,
X. Cummings.
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cor Bride Elect.

one Of the pretty afternoon affairs
OF this week which has been an
nounced viii be the party tomorrow
afternoon given by Mrs George Max
well al her home on the Island This
charming little gathering will CON pill
menr Miss Nettie Guiman. who will
become a bride Of the early spring and
Miss Mary Pfarr. whose marriage is
-cf for early April
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Home Economics Department

Real Values in the Market Bas-
ket." will be the subject chosen by
Miss Carrie II. Lyon. of the Carnegie
Institute of Technology. who WIN
speak before the Home Economies de
partment OF the Woman's club on Fri
day afternoon This subject holds
much interest, and the address of Miss
Lyon will prove both instructive and
valuable.
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This next number in the series in
stituted b. the Mercantile club for
their social pleasures Of the year is
Inc childrens party TO be given at
their club rooms on Thursday evening.
a pleasing variety Of games and other
Amusement arranged particularly for
the children will be enjoyed from Z
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Supper al Arion.

The men OF the Arion socitty will
be- n complete charge OF a supper
which will be served at the Arion haIi,
Thursday evening. March %. This Is
their annual baked dsh supper and
other dishes will be equally as delici-
Gus and carefully prepared. Gump's
orchestra will furnish music for dane
inC later. Mr.. W. G. Elig - chair
man Of the affair and IS being assisted
by the following committee:
Charles Bremmer Fred Biery
Leo Bonenberger Anton Bieberson
Fred W. Colmar Howard Hide
II. c. Friedricks brand
II. q. Hackman William kreiter
VI. \. Kovelan II. G. Kalbitzer
Joseph KurtZ II G. Llnsley
\ NJ. Lippert Lester Lobenstein
Alfred W. Lehman Wheeler Laue
Louis Laue Emil Ieonhart
Edward G. Leiner Will Montlegel
John Medick George Nickolaus
Charles Norteman n. A. Rockabrand
Frank b. RAIDER Albin Schubart
A. G. Schneider Oscar SchmelChel
Harry Schmeichel Fred Vieweg
Harry Strcbel Henry g. Weimer
Prank T1urm \ Waugh
q. T. Woeber William Welty
William Weimer Albert Schairer
George Veisner I'd SchmeicheI
Henry Schafer W. J. Beneke
Halter + Schaf- Fred G. Schenk.
urr