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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-02

RAILROADS TRY TO INFLUENCE
PUBLIC ON WAGE FIGHT
New York, Aug. 2. - Counting of
the strike vote of the 100000 railway
tTainmen which may precipitate the
greatest labor war the country has
ever known will be completed AU-
guest Z, Timothy D. Shea, who has
charge of the count, announced to-
day.
Copies of advertisements to be
used in various sections of the COun-
try were sent out by the railroads
committee. The ad, addressed to the
public is headed: Railroad. wages
shall they be determined by indus
trial warfare or federal inquiry?"
The railroads are in the public
serviCe-yOur service" reads the ad
copy. The army of employees is in
the public service-yOur service.
you pay for rail transportation
three billion dollars a year, and A
cents out of every dollar from you
goes to the employees.
"a $1OO,OOO,OOO wage increase for
men in freight and yard service (less
than One-fifth of the emplOyes) is
equal to a five per cent advance in
all freight rates.
The managers of the railroads
are trustees Of the public and have
no right to place this burden on the
cost Of transportation"
U. S. SENDS APPEAL TO SAVE
EASEMENT FROM DEATH
Washington, Aug. 2.-The United
States government today made
formal application to Great Britain
for cIemency in the cast of Roger
Cacnrnnnt mhn iS cnndnnnnnd To die
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-02
U. S. SENDS APPEAL TO SAVE
EASEMENT FROM DEATH

Washington, Aug. 1.-THE United
States government today made
formal application to Great Britain
for Clemency in the cast of Roger
Easement, who is condemned to die
on the scaffOld tomorrow.
President Wilson instructed the
state department to forward at once
the resolution passed by congress
urging Great Britain to exercise
CIemency in the treatment of Irish
political prisoners"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-24
A CONSIDERABLE AILMENT

81 wonder just what is the matter
with the Kaiser" said Dubbleigh.
81 don't know" said Binks, but it
is pronounced 'Zwiggelhammerstein-
misunderstanding"
Great Scott" cried Dubbleigh. TT
must have taken a Superman of .
Doctor to pronounce that"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-24
ToDAY's BELLRINoER

The story is related of a Boston
contractor who was startled one
morning when his foreman rushed
in with the news that one of their
new houses had tumbled down in the
night
What caused it," asked the boss.
why the workmen took down the
scaffolding before they got the wall
paper on" said the subordinate.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-24

new ) a I0u6T Ill HdT-
lem who is own jaw times
& now the dock says don't you laff
no more or you will bust it again, you
pore nut
they was having party at the
mans house & Teller told a COAX
which made mr.. withers laff so hard
he dislocated his jaw, & then when
the dock got it fixed he LATED so hard
because he had busted up his jaw
works that he dislocated it again.
say said the dock to the other fell
Ter after he had fixed the nuts face
the End time, what was this funny
COAX
well, the guy ecksplanes, forenor
who works on the n. y. central RI.
always brought rabbit for lunch &
one day the fourman says to him
bill wish you wood bring me some
rabbit tomorer, you seem to have
so mulch of it
and bill says alrite, boss, will
so next day he handed the boss a
hunk of rabbit which the boss fed to
his face & said it was very fine eat
ing
but tell me bill, he inkwired, where
do you grab off all these rabbits.
don't grab them aft said bill,
shoots them
how do you find them, the fourman
said
they come rite up to my house at
mite & say meow, meow and goes
out and shoots 1 evry mite
the dock never cracked a smile, but
maybe that was because his wife had
some nice fricassay of rabbit for his
supper, that mite.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-24
ALAS, POOR BOOZE!

H-TNOI WIN -DOOEE'
One of the Round girls-the bow
legged one gave Maj. Fairplay the
mitten the other night. She says he
boozes too much.-Irrigon, Ore, IT.
rigator.
incidentally see how many times
you can say ''The Irrigon Oregon IT.
rigator" without gettin' all balled
up.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-08
THE THEATRES
THE ETERNAL MAopA1nrr.

IN The Eternal NlardaIo,.., ,A...
w n' seen at the Court theatre COM
u, ncing tonight for two uIehf- .,lt
matinee ON Tuesday. Robert N,T1upiit,,
'.' "IIhHr. has dfsuruy.I Iu most 81
nHkh fashion tho of repeated -f.f.I,I.,,t
i'fI an Unknown American author I'M
never nope either for hearing or ~.
% success ON broadway.
o.. hfn u was first announced THAI ..rr.
~ i'dI AIt-iHl'ns. was o. be- pr.IY..I
.n No" York there ~. guft. r- mans.
Inquiries directed 49, fo the IH.rftf, a.
ih' author H- thor. wen. fs f.. .b,,-
l'''I ~ ih. play itself Ills nam.
H'aHt u"iflue Co most Df those yrho
pI'a'u themselves on their kruvyl.Tg,.
Nt thlnEs theatrical. Yet when tho f,i4,.
vas opened. there wus MOT Uu. III. .a,r.-
i'u- pr o." gov" The former Dbsrurffy az
INC author o." slightest weight iu pass
ing their Judgment on hIs rIsv
Ihit H" bad been unknown f1 frfrr
nHff'r'I NOT. Hn bad done IL r.rr5,rl.
ABLY I'm" piece OF work 81. bad asked
ih.w O." take him SERIOUSLY aud thew
f'i. Many of hIa views wsr. af vide
triHr.r with those held D.. Soma. .r
DTS critics. t'f thst respected fhsur aa
coming from H mtu who had kuusr his
SUBJECT Vol and who bad written OF ft
with IrIouhf'I iutsIfIEsurt
So contrary 200 what he had Issr r.H
POO believe hig reception would Doc. was
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MAY FESTIVAL
At THEY ". CA.
ELABORATE PROGRAM WILL BE
GIVEN SATURDAY AFTER-
NOON.
Drills, Fot Dances and Other rntsrest
ing Features PORN Program.
Participants Selected.

=, Plans are nearing completion for the
urday afternoon at the y. w. G. a.
gymnasium. The tickets are being dis
posed OF rapidly and indications are
that large crowd will attend.
There Will be drills. folk dances and
wonderful May pole. All the drills
and dances will be done in pretty cos
tunes. and with the gym decorated to
bic. the bright colored dresses OF the
peasants and the rainbow tints Of the
paper dolls Will make a very pretty
scene.
Ice cream. cake and candy will b. on
sale In the auditorium. The money
raised from the small admission charged
Viii be used TO send a delegate to the
y. w {. a Summer Conference at
Lake Geneva an opportunity that means
great deal 20 an association girl.
Following is the program for the af-
ternoon. with the names OF those TAX
ing part. The dances and drills will
be given at o'clock.
l. Cinderella fhe Program
Swiss May Revei-
Mary, Helen White. Henrietta
Wrisht; Frances Reed; Nancy
Linsz. Jane Cowden. Kathleen
Palmer. Wilma Jane Cunning
ham. Margaret Keesor. Dorothy
Mckee. Gertrude Kope. Margaret
Downs. Marry Miller. Virginia
PAUL. Helen Baer. Gertrude and
?. Dumb Bell Drill
! Howard Smith. Vaughn Terrell.
Max Levi. Albert Loest. Jack
MOTIFS. william McCulls. Fred
Dohhs, Bradford Noyes. Billy
;. Willow Wand Drill
Grace and Winnie Radahaugh
Esther McMilien. Ruth Goodhu",
Virginia Digby. Martha Roerner.
Mary McNickle. Almeda Boring.
B"rnice Lconhart. Mary Iren"
DsN. Marjorie Blodgctt. Iucret ia,
Thompson. Sarah Stamp. Louise
walters, MARY Hildr"th, Marsa-
4 {. Morris Dance
Little Jutlsnder-
| Helen McAllistcr. Eleanor Metz
! ncr. Helen Hartinger. Florence
! Maxwell. Elizabeth Molter. Ma
ron Mahon. Helen Doepkin EIiz-
/ aheth Marshall. Blanche J.ffsrs.
/ Mary Eleanor Jackson. Virginia
Erand. Helen Herycy. Alice and
lane stellar. Sarah Agnes white.
hatherinc Metznor. Margaret
Haw kcr. Agnes Bell. CAROLYN
raul Mildred Lawrence. Elsie
Wasner. Frances Hayos. Irene
Strochmann. Helen waddcu' Sa-
[ ran COX. Mary Eliza Noycs. Ma
| p re Watson. Gene Roth.
o. DANISH Dance Of Greeting
! Shoomakers Dance
Members Of the Little Sisters
! 9. Paper Doll Drill
Mary Adams. Dorothy DsmseII.
lt'nrictta Lop,r. Florence Evans
| lpprothy klicVes Mildred E.itb'
otiilia schubert Mary Ruriatts
Marie Rolf. Catherine. ,'.rp.b.,,
il"rcas Borcland. Mary Eiizabrth
| SIttl Ruth Miller Frances
! M'llor. Lillian Coleman Fiizab.tb
bodley. Wilma Henderson Mar
gar KENNEDY. Romano. Lorentz
/ ILlzthsth Madden. Augusta Lew.
isabelle Robinson. Kathryn Hen
! aariI Clara SchcIhasc. sarah
Z. Colonial Niinuet-
| BoHn Forridge-
Am, lia Norton. Sarah Cook rt.t-
IN Howard. Dorothy Nav George
! MadClNn Weiss Nellie y-s,,.
/ Lucille Aul. Tahiatha Vyitsl,,
/ e Jane Maxwell. Dorothy Holden
b y 'sardas. hungarian
club ''i LINK
/ > Swedish Schottisoha-
! 90 High School Girls
lN. Nav Pole
Grammar School Girls
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Louise Rector
Laura AICC Ombs
Dramatic Entertainmen,.

The students of Miss Lena Adams
Will give a dramatic entertainment on
Thursday evening OF this week az the
EIEhfesuth Street chapel. the proceeds
10 be devoted 10 the chapel needs The
following program viii open az =
o'clock.
t1auo -olo....... Miss Florence Evans
Reading The Scottish Court ship.
Observation-Disclosures. Miss Mari Hare
Reading Al the Matinee.
.............. Miss Virginia Lopez
Vocal Solo. Mis- Virginia Digby
Reading Rosa. Miss Layinia Forster
Reading The BecIfal. .............
...-.... ...... Miss Virginia Digby
PLAY Cousin Timmy.' Characters .
Ms Nldcrn'f, mistress Of select
school for girls Miss MARY Hare
Bonnie Holland. 20 recent arrival ....
........ .... y is- Winona Kelley
Fudge IoOtley. her Chum ...........
....-.-.. ... Mis- Marcaretta Condry
Stella Mayburn. formerly the most
popular pupil. ......... Ruth Frum
Pupils
Rita Garland ........... Mary Perry
Mile Jones ..... Maud Whiehou-c
Nollic Spooncr Margaret Armstrong
Jonas thOrker. the gardener
..-.-......... Mis- Virginia Digby
Maggi" Bing-. the maid ..........
............... Mis- virginia Ioper
Prof Timothy Addies. Mis- Alder.
n"y'- cousin Miss Layiuia Forster
Oiher fupil. ........... Helen Truay
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The Real Secret of
Rejuvenating the Face

Sh" holds ID" true secret Of facial
r'JuN'uatiDn who has learned how Co
remove the dead skin particles as fast
as they appear It's a secret anyone
may possess. Tn. aged faded or dis
'olorcd surfsc" skin may Do gradually
absorbed. M an entirely safe and ration
NJ manner. 10y the nightly application
mr. ordinary mertUiizsd WAY Within a
week or two the underlying skin. youth
iul and beautiful 20 behold has taken
20" place ~ tho discarded outicls. ~o
IffI' ~ The old skin is absorbed each
day there's no inCouNcuIsuDe ~ aIl. and
mo- ono suspects you are UufftnE any
ihinE ON your face. Tho mertoIizsd wax
iro.urshl' af any drug store can ounce
is sufh,t'nt. is applied like cold
pr. am In The morning Or is erased
ihinE known for frscklcs. blacEhsads.
pimplc-. moth patches. liver spots and
nne surface wrinkles
For Tho deeper wrinkles. an excellent
r'c1ro 70. Powdered saNoIite az dis
solved IN % Ut witch hazel bathing
Tho face in tho solution produces oufrk
and wonderful results.
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LENoRE uLRIcH-vIRo1N1A

Lcnore llrich Of BIRD of Paradise
Tame and who starred in the screen
feature kilmeny" has been given "A
greater starring part IN The Heart of
Paula
A. tho spanish belle her eNtrcm.
beauty ana alluring grace gives her
IN" Carmen like fascination that lmae.
luatlpu always associated with spanish
beauties.
Th' fire Of her passion and her port
raNal Of the great SaCrifce for love nils
this story with a pulse guickcuing
realism that thrills
To those who have not the chance O.
visit the troubled and Troublesome re-
public 90 the south Of US the coming
fallas picture of old Mexico. The
Heart Of Paula To- ho seen al the Viz
GINA theatre Monday and Tuesday viii
BE- the best substitute
Other added features are series 40.
H. The Strange case OF Mary Page
and Paramount TrsNeloguc.
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KINGS DAUGHTERS
To HONOR VISITOR
MRS. DELTA MelAUREN WILL BE
COMPlIMENTED THIS
EVENING.
Elaborate Affair to be Held at the
Y. w. c. A. at Which the Local
Union VIII be Among the
Hostesses

Honoring Mrs. Delta McLauren. OF
Mississippi. the guest OF Mrs. Robert
j. Reed, the Kings Daughters OF this
this evening at the Y. w {. 4. az
which the members OF the order and
their friends will be guests. Beauti-
ful spring time decorations will be
used In the parlors and the members
of the various circles are in charge OF
the hospitality features Of the oCcaa-
sion.
Mrs. NCLauren. who is a very de
lightiul speaker. will be introduced
by Mrs. :. =. Christian, and will de
liver an address which will hold much
interest Tor her audience. Tine affair
Is given by the officers of the state
organization and the Wheeling city
union, of which Mrs. {. j. Proudfoot
Us chairman.
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her protector diCs She knew but one
method of making a hvehhood--so she
kept on picking pockets.
But there came a time when one Of
her intended victims felt her hand IN
his pocket. The incident was turned 20
good account by the fate that sent "A
student Of prison reform 10 the police
court when she was brought in. with
her accuser gripping her wrist.
The prison rcformcr was anxious 10
max" an experiment In crimology. lie
claimed that ninety per cent Of crime
was inspired %! evil surroundings. lie
resolved. on a bet. that ne could change
tho nature Of any child born To crime
and reared In criminal atmosphere
The Bluebird Photoplsy. The Great
Problem, To- Ice exhibited at IN, Colon
lal Theatre on Monday and TUESDAY
viii tell the rest OF the story Tn.
outline here given will convey an idea
Of the purpose OF the nlm-t is meant
90 both entertain. by its impellinE story.
and To point moral lesson along lines
that are considerably agitated by
so,iologistS these DAYS
Mutual Weekly and other Mutual
pictures viii be shown In addition.
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FOOD CARDS COMING.

BERLIN. May =. ! p m. via London
! p p. SchOenhorg. a large resi-
Dental suburb Of Berlin. announces
the Introduction NAV 10 81 weekly
general food cards 20 supplement the
0verwork"d bread cards The new
cards contain twelve lettcred sections
each emitting the holder to a quarter
Of pound Of meat or faf one section
calls for half pound OF loEumcg anil
five sections for such other food "ae
The MAGISTRATE may be able 10 obtain .
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Collegiate AIumnae Association.

The closing meeting OF the Colleg-
iate Alumnae association. will be
neld, on saturday, MAY 10. at the Y
W. Z. y, and the members will have
for general discussion. Various Ac-
tiVities of Club Women" and each
member is expected TO contribute to
the interest OF the program A mus
zeal program will be given in addi-
ton TO this, and will include piano
numbers by Miss Mary Clifford and
Mrs. Delavan McGregor.
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For NIsitor.

~ the Hotel Windsor on Saturday
afternoon "a prettily appointed lunch.
con and bridge was given in compli-
menf 10 Mrs Maurice Moore. OF Ham
ilton, O. who D. the guest Of Miss Mary
Amanda Smith \ basket Of mar.
quisettes conferred the luncheon label
90 which places were laid for the fol.
lowing guests. Mrs Maurice Moore.
Hamilton. o; Mrs. Ross Chew. Mrs
Joseph Rankin. Mrs. Sidney Mccoy.
Miss Nell Rumble. Miss Caroline
BrandfaSS. Miss Amy Rogers. Miss
Hilda Allen and Miss Eugenia Osborne
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When my daulhter had whoopinr
cnu-h She cuurh'd 20 hard 40 one
lung. ! was terribly alarmed about
her condition Seeing Chamberlain q
Cough Remedy 500 hirhly recommend.
cd. ] got her o. bottle and Or relieved
inc cough af once. Before she had
ni.h'd two bottles OFF this remedy
she was entirely we'll" writes Mr. <
j.. Grimes. Cro0ksyIllc. Ohio Obtain.
able everywhere
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VIM. FAvERSHAM.

Nillihm Fnssr~ham. who is starr NIX
this season in THE Hawk. which comes
Co the Court th'atr, W.du.Eday May
10Th. played BOO ST Joseph. Mo. recently.
AMI i' was thu nrrt time boz many Years
that hc had appeared iu that city In "a
tHlk with ono ot the reporters NJ. Pa
N'rSham said.
1t was ir 90. 'atc uinstIes and Chss.
lrohman EmuIr' stock company with
which was associated had been play
ing in ST. Francisco. Their. was "a gala
celebration OF some sort at the TpDtls
Theatre and special arrangements were
made tH have u~ appear iu So Joseph
remember 90 very distinctly CON
tiuu'd Nj FaNrrSttm. I'VE stopped at
a. UId-ft~ hi"u.f hotel with "a pro-
uounced southern afmos rh'rc. and an
old dHrkN kept smiling af us E,ary
time We would look foo his direction. We
would De- met with that persuadinE
IVORY smile Hs ruHlly 1Ifd To- ON. ~
u7. Boss. yo' all reckon yu Kin Kit me
"a pass Co dat air show F
seats were selling for 81. and Va,
were afraid We couldn't get tho old
darby a place but We finally MANAGED
b. Tho following morning he said he
dIdn q lik" Tho play nor tho actors 'Yu'
40 fHu.f know huw To- talk Doe said.
Vow. John MHcColiourh. when Do talks.
So can hear him ON de street b.fo' de
Theatre
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Miss Ann Huseman was honor guest
AT % supper party given a. the Wind
~Or hotel on SATURDAY evening Miss
Huscman has recently rendered her
resignation fo tho W j. Lukens com
parr whore she has been for several
s. ears. and DO was 70 slight appreciation
of her service that the affair was
given hy her cO-worker- 4 silver has
kef ~ spring blossom adorned the IA.
bic, and was later presented the guest
of honor Those present were.
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'hy an uncrupulous admircr. who wsds
h'r when she Yields TO nj of pioue
fut the old love still burns. and finally
sweeps away the restraint which her
babies have Imposed.
In addition to this production the lat
est two act keystone comedy will be
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Island Literary Club

Miss Virginia Norton. will enter.
tain the members OF the Island Lit
erary club. at her home on North
Front street. Tuesday evening Mrs
7. Russell Shelton will lead in the
discussion of the following topics.
/. The Twin City of Hungary.
. Prague. .,ts
3. Gypsies OF Austria
4. Politics in Austria-Hungary.
.. Current Events
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son. The Woman's club OF Wells
burg Will be represented BY Mrs. Hen
~ Zilliken and Mrs. Elmer Hough.
Martinsferry by Mrs. Il. II. Sauters
and the Moundsville Woman's club
by Mrs. c. r. Hutchinson.
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PRINCE OF WALES IN ITALY.

PARIS. May THE Prince of Wales
now is In the Italian war zone as the
guest of King Victor Emmanuel with
whom he is visiting various points on
the front. according to a Havas dis
patch from Rome.
The prince was reported 20 have ar
rived in Egypt in March as a captFin
on the staff Of the British commander
in chief in the Mediterranean.
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which will be celebrated at the Elks
club on Friday evening. May 18th. m
celebration of the tercentennary. Cos
tunes have been secured from New
York. and are correct in detail Music
or an appropriate nature will also be
given, and the affair is being antiCi
pated as one of the very cleVerest
presentations To celebrate the three
hundredth anniversary of this English
writer.
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WeIlsbura Outlook Club.

"Reyels of the Myths" is the inter
cstlng title OF the closing number OF
the Wellsburg Outlook club. which
VIII be held on Thursday afternoon
The entertainment committee Is IN
charge. which is composed OF Mes.
danes VI. +. Boyd, +. n Werlich. r.
J. Reid. r. Il. Tarr. Misses Jessie
Barnes. Sara Kerr and with Miss Mary
HCrVey as historian
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Woman's Club OF moundsville

The annual luncheon OF the Woman 5
club OF Moundsville will close their
year on Friday afternoon OF this week
which viii be given at the Hotel kre>
low al o'clock The Arrangement OF
delightful details IS in charge OF Miss
Norma Scott. Mesdames A. l.. Frun-
Ces. =. W Meals and +. C. Rogerson.
Mrs. G. W. Matthews Is toastamster
the program Of tOasts TO follow the
luncheon being arranged as follow
To the Club. ..... Mrs. =. ". Mathews
TO the Retiring President.
.-..-..........M Mrs. G. r. Carrigan
--...-t....
ITO the New President" ......
...............-M Mrs. r. r. Hiatt
Response ........N Mrs. T.. G.. Rogerson
our Invisible Club CThe HusbandsJ
.............. Mrs ". Is Fletcher
Club Cooperation. Mrs :. r Arnold
WOman's sphere. ... Mrs j. +. pu--cv
\ Dream OF the Future ..........
........ .Mr-. r. n. SIgafoose
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Woman's Club OF Valley Grove.

on Friday afternoon. at . O'Clock.
iu the school hOnse. the Woman's
club Of Valley Grove will hold their
regular meeting Mrs Geo Morrison
viii lead In the discussion Of "Verc-
table Cooking"
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Cards Issued

Copies Of the following cards have
been received in this CITY by friend,
of he bride.
Mr.. Arthur Van der Veer Conover
and
Miss Gertrude NcI.ain Hoffman,
married Saturday. April %. 1916.
New York CITY.
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Equal Suffrage LEAGUE.

The regular messing Of Webster
district. of the Equal Suffrage League
will be- held on Tuesday evening. at
1870 O'Clock. at the home Of Mrs.
J. Y. Gavin, Sl3 Eoff street. Visitors
are cordially invited.
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THE CHILDREN IN THE HOME
REX THEATRE

once again Norma TalmadEe is seen
In part fully worthy OF her talents "
fh" new Triangle play. The children III
the House" which is the big feature on
the Rex theatre program for today. The
story tells % young woman separated
from her sweetheart by lie Circulated
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The William lI. Cooke Circle OF
th' Kings Daughters will give a
luncheon in the SUNDAY school room
NJ fhc Second Presbyterian church
ON Tuesday. from ~ to 81 O'Clock
An excellent menu viii be- served
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viii Entertain Society.

The Young Ladies' Missionary so
ciety Of The First Baptist church will
meet with Miss Rosa Bumgartncr at
the y W. e. 4. on Tuesday evening
A. : 80 O'Clock. II is requested ali
members attend.
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that actually accorded 10 him. that
Vuitc dSid" from the satisfaction ne d--
rived from knowing that his play was "a
success. the one thing that made the
greatest impression ON Mr.. Mclaughlin,
was That broadway would welcome q
new author with an the enthusiasm re-
.''ived one whose work was better known
o..
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Tefeen.ennary Observance

Post graduate and graduate of
Mrs. Lima Henuir sherman. school
oi Expire ion will have prominent
parts IN the Shak"spoar program
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pleasant Affair.

Miss Margaret McCombs. teacher ir
the Sherrard rural consolidated school
was hostess to a party OF friends al
her home on the Fairmont pike, Satur
day evening. Her guests included
members OF the teaching corps anC
others. The evening was en- loya5l,
spent in music and games. At II
q clock light refreshments were served
The guests included.
Misses
Romano Bell Louise Rector
Virginia Dodd Laura MCCOmbs
Stella Marsh
MesSrS-
w. W. GiNcns Elmer MeTlnar
VI Dodd. OF n Bloomfield. of
Martinsburg Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-08

Ethcl-Mamma seems TO like Jack
I wonder Why9
Fanny-Hc mistook her for you one
nj ght-JudEe.