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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-12-08
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WHERE ARE MY cHILpREN?"


No photodrama of recent months
has created so profound an impress
sion as the production which is com.
ing to the Bijou Dec. 18th entitled
Where Are My Children" The obvi-
Gus title itself is forerunner of
thought which unconsciously reveals
the theme of the play. Where Are
My Children" Is founded on the
Biblical text, THE Slaughter of the
Innocents" and was prepared by
true genius or the screen, Lois Weber
with the purpose of awakening
great people into the knowledge of
the suppression Of childbirth. 1T
present" says Bernard Macfadden,
the prominent physical culturalist, "a
great moral lesson that is most tragi.
cally needed in this prudish, be.
smudged age.
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h.aN trAwA A.V H.. ~
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-12-08


Chas. Lane. Charleston, S. c., is
the city for a few days.
C. NJ. Norton. Montezuma, is spend
ing few days in the city.
c. W. Peyton, Birmingham. Ala, is
spending a few days in the city.
c. c. Warner, Tampa, was among
he visitors to the city yesterday.
c. P. Lavender, Rome, Ca, was
lmong the visitors to the city yes
erday.
c. Downing and Albert Fendig re
urn tomorrow from a business trip
o Kissimmee, Fla.
B. L. Sanders Tallahassee, Fla,
Who has been spending some time
n the city, has returned to his home
S. L. Mangham has arrived from
Louisville, KY, and will make his
home here in future. His family ar
irving about January first.
Christmas toys at Phoenix Grocery
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-12-08

LADIES AND MISSES HATS AT
AT THE GUARANTEE STORE.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-12-08
DR.. Burroughs No Better.

From the bedside of DR.. w. B
Burroughs comes the informatio that
yesterday he did not do as well as the
day before. 1t was stated that he
was very restless for the past several
hours and was not growing stronger
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-12-08

have a client ready to lend money
on improved Brunswick real estate.
See D. w. Krauss.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-12-08
Tuskey Thieves Abroad.

From the experience Of several
within the past few nights" you had
better let the farmer keep the birds
for q few days, at least half hbzen
have reported the loss of the turkey
they had purchased for the Christmas
dinner. At one place, where there
was no turkey seven hens and one
old rooster were carried away.
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Cadmen Traders.

Quite a large number came over
from Camden county yesterday and
did a great deaf,of trading with the
local merchantsa The party came in
large gasoline launch from various
points along the .Satilla river, desiring
to get their Christmas goods before
the rush which is sure to be on next
week.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-12-08

Stone Fruit Cake for Thanksgiving
/ and lib. pkg, at 40c per h., Phoe-
nix Grocery Co.
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Arrested for Stabbine.

Ruburn Morrell, colored, is now in
the county Jail charged with the stab
bling of Estes Moore. last Sunday
morning. He will be given hearing
before Judge H. C. Courvoisier today
or tomorrow. Moore is getting bet
ter and wifi recover.
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Bijou Theatre.

Puppy love, calf love-or whatever
you choose to call that frightful epi-
demic to which the youth of all lands
fall victim at the tender age of seven
teen-is one of the richest and most
fertile fields for the imagination of
the humorist. And because of the uni
versatility of the theme. which covers
a period in the life of every normal
boy, it touches a responsive chord
everywhere. For that reason Booth
Tarkington's great novel Seventeen"
has made a sensation and has climbed
into the ranks of the best sellers with
phenomenal speed.
There are so many other richly
humorous and near-tragiv incidents in
the story which eliminate in the de-
termination of William to end it all
by suicide that it is impossible to de-
tail them all in print. Among those
who have been engaged to support
Miss Huff and Mr. Pickford are Helen
Lindroth, Winifred Allen, Madge
Evans, Walter HERS, and Anthony
Merlo. International News Pictorial
will also be shown.
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Christmas toys at Phoenix Grocery
Co.
The Seward gateway., 1916-12-13

One gets tired of everything, even of the best of th gs and the subject of the government railroad some times gets terribly tresome. The public seems to expect something printed about the road or else it is imagined they do but all that can be said about progress ot the work is merely details of what has been said thousand times unless something really new comes up from tune o time But to try cater to the supposed desire of the public to have railroad news all the time one might go loo far Shout too often and you shout in valn
The Seward gateway., 1916-12-13

Why people ever have any ambition to sit on city councils without pay hard to understand unless they are large tax payers and wish to protect themselves and others like them. To be member of city council other wise means work for nothing and mighty small honor. But when people get elected they should perform the work which the men who against them would have presun ably done To ask the people to entuSt you with the charge of their affairs and then to fail in carrying out your part of the agreement is failing which should not be lightly regarded
The Seward gateway., 1916-12-13

Is it really not fact that the little children of Sew ard are the brightest and ceverest in your experience? This is not said with any attempt to please or be maWk ishy sentimental To praise all is different from an at tempt to get into the good gaceS of some loving mother by praiSng her youthful genius alone But Someho"' those who have lived in several towns ot the same class are unanimous in the belief that the Seward small ones can put it over anything of the kind seen before
 If the belief is really we'll founded it would be an inter- estnq Dastne for some socinnOra marty tn St"hu thH
The Seward gateway., 1916-12-13
SEWARD. ALASKA WEDNESDAY, DEC 1a, 1916

In about week we shall have crossed the center of the valley of the shadows of winter and begun to ascend towards ieht again What difference it makes to per son to see the long days coming instead of the long nights It means difference to the temperament similar to the difference experienced between living in growing town and the town that is decaying All of these things exercise great effect even without our consciousness of it. Were Seward decayng town instead of a town with future what difference would be felt To be very poetic the human mind is like Spud any other luscious fruit It will be as the surrounding elements make it.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-20

Against a tree.
And all was still.
Save for a frightened crow.
That darted out.
From it's nesting place.
And at the inquest.
The hillside farmers.
Grave and sober.
Wondered how.
1t came to pass.
But in a rendezvous.
or rich young idlers. NJ
When the news wa sheard
They shook their heads.
And recalled the words.
or the fellow who drove.
Who made the boast.
That he had a good old boat.
But could never make 1t.
Go eighty an hour.
But Ill try tonight
He said.
And he did.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-20
WEST virginia
TAKES PART IN
CAPITAL news
Events Of Washington, D. c.,
Are Reported by TeIegram's
Correspondent There.
sssse.AL 70 RS T.LEeaAs,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.-S. r |
Pufer, secretary of the Charleston
Board of Commerce, is in Washington. |
lie has been here for several days, and
the purpose of his Visits to do what
he can to advance the interests Of
Charleston as a probable site for the
location Of the $11,0O0,0OO government
armor plate plant which is soon to be
established. Charleston Is one Of the
twenty-three likely sites recommended
to Secretary Daniels, who is to have
the final say. and Huntington Is an
other one or the favored twenty three.
Accompanied by Representative Adam
B. Littlepage, Mr.. Puffer called on Sec
rotary Daniels. AS it turned out, the
call was more sociabIe than otherwise.
Studying the situation carefully. Mr..
Puffer is inclined to believe that the
location OF the plant lies between.
Birmingham, Ala, and either Charles
ton or Huntington. AS It appears to be
practically settled that Alabama Is to
get the $20,0O0,000 goyerDmen t nitrate
plant at Mussels Shoals, that state.
Mr.. Puffer believes that a working
agreement can be reached between the
Alabama and West Virginia boosters.
If Charleston cannot knock the per
simmon. In the shape OF this great gov
eminent manufactury, Mr.. Pufer fay
ors Huntington.
Congressman Nicely called on Secre-
tary. or the Navy Daniels today, accom-
panied by S. C. Shaw, OF MoundsYille,
and D. w. Case, Of Steubenville. Mr..
Nicely had a request that when the vis-
ting committee is appointed-the COM
.mittee which Is to visit tbs twenty.
three sites recommended and goes
to Charleston and Huntington to make
study of local conditions that 1t stop
OF at Moundsville. That town was one
of about $50 original applicants which
was left out OF the final recommends
ton. The best that the visitors gUt
was a promise from Secretary Daniels
that he would lay the matter before
the visiting committee.
Congressman Harry G. woodward
turned up with similar request In
behalf of Parkersburg. That city, too.
is in evidence with an eIevenIh-hour
ambition 1t mult1pIies Mr. Woodyard's
official troubles. as Huntington is also
in his district. But Huntington has
the advantage OF surviving the first
examination and Is one OF the twenty
three places recommended as worthy
of consideration. 1t is most improbable
that any place outside of the twenty
three recommended will be considered,
and in that event MoundsvilIe and
Parkersburg may as we'll BIO counted
out of it right now.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-20

Believing that plan is afoot to
dtsband the First regiment, West Vir-
ginia National Guard. representative
tant General Bond, who is In the city
at this time, denied that there was
such a thing thought Of. General Bond
said he was here to take up with the
officers at the war department num-
Der OF matters which were OF unim-
portance outside the guard organic
ton.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-20

Special pension bills were intro
duced In the. House OF representatives
today by Representative Adam 3. Lit
Diamond, w. Va, $40 month. and
William T. Bot1tin, Of Big Chimney. w.
Va, $40 a month.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-20

Notice has been served on Congress
man Sutherland that the application
for apension has been allowed by the
pension bureau to Martha r. shinn,
widow Of Barnett Shl1In. late Of Wick.
Nv. Va, at the rate OF $12 month
from last December, together with
payment Of accrued pension at the
date Of her husband 8 death. "A similar
notice conveyed the news that Mary
Jane Barnes, widow OF John n.
Barnes, Of Mtdd iebourne, tB to receive
q pension OF $12 month from last
March and $50 from last September, to-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-20

Ex-Governor "a B. White, OF Park
ersburg, has been in the city. He met
Elliott Northcott. OF the state public
utilities commission who had been IN
New York The presence OF Governor
White revived recent gossip to the
effect that he is soon TO DO appointed
state tax commissioners to succeed Fred
o. Blue, whose term expires shortly
after the beginning OF the new year.
Recent gossip had It that Governor
Hatfield would likely appoint Governor
White or Judge Ira E. Robinson. It Is
pretty well settled now that while
Gcvernor Hatfield may appoint Cover
nor White. he has no idea Of appoint
ing Judge Robinson. Nor Is 1t known
that Judge Robinson would accept the
place However. it is quite well set
tied that Judge Robinson is not being
considered In connection with that
Office.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-20

FISH AND OYSTERS
You can get nice F'resh Fish. Little
Neck CLAIMS, Oysters fl the she'll.
cans or any old way I am handling
"a nice lie ~ 81. something new.
$Smtt rehtalira MI street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-30
MANY SECURITIES
REACHED HIGH MARK
During the Week Grain Market OTer-
Swallowed stock Market-New
Record FOR q. S. Steel.

NEW yoRN Oct. 29.--rhere wern
times during ;hn past week when th':
extraordinary r!s" in grains. cotton and
Other commodities quit. """rShadn""d
tn. activity ot tho securities market.
IN. nov. S3nn 900 $40 Eritish loan soon
4, h.. offered and The further enormous
influx % gold. Stocks Of ~" better
grade s.c-stwed frequently hi:t second
s-v and ,niuor issues. especially rails.
we're az highest i="c!S.
Eew MaximuaIS % The week included
T-rttat States Steel which rose TO ial3i.
bethlehem Steel at an extreme gain "c
100 points 70 $50. General Motors. which
retained the distinction Of mounting 70
no highest quotation ever attained by
any issue in tho course Of regular trad
ing advancing rs points 10 $50. and
Utah Copper, which made gross gain
Of 8H points at 1885,. Other no" max
trnu,ns included III" several sugar and
repar issues. Central Leather and At
I,rtIc Gulf and West indies whose rise
or ~ points to l0T K was followed by
!, brilliant statement Of earnings.
Aside from tho belief that these al
canoes were accelerated by pools ard
speculative interestsf Il was generally
conceded that n" movement had no
iirtlc Justification III ,hE' "nuntr%s u0-
rrecrdanted pros pnrty.
Additions 10 the already large calsn-
dar 81 restored. increased and extra
dividends were reported by Industrial
corporations and signs point to sinh
lar development IN the coming week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-30
DEMAND FOR SHELL
Steel WAS FEATURE:
Best week in Iron and Stool Industry
Renarka ble-Heavy Domestic De-
maud for Pig IRON

NEW YORK. uc:. @9--Two factors,
n,uou. (. host of sting and i'm
por;ant features. stood on; prominent
las; week in the iron and ste! industry.
tha extraordinary hcav% demand for
shell steel from the Allies and the OK
ces$:va buying nr mig iron in tina do
nestle market. attended by unusual oX-
element.
Purchases of shell steel. it IS expect
ed will be- much he"vlrc for shipment In
IN. second half than they were FOR tho
first half Of 1911. Mil reservations
covering in excess Of 100000 tons. al
ready made FOR shipment after June at
test this fac;: Indeed saioS may he lin
lied only by ;ne capacity that III" mills
are willing 70 set aside for this purpose.
Italy alone wants 100000 to 100000
tons.
French requirements arc greater and
British and Russian needs are only
slightly smaller. The options virtually
given ia IN. last few days Will DO fol
lowed by official contracts In tho noXt
w"ek or ton days. and prices will aver
age one cent 81 pound higher thHn on tho
last sale NJ 10000 tons.
Domestic consumers OF foundry pig
iron. IN all sections. are buying with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-30
N O 7 | c E

For tho coincidence Of tho public who pLtroDtLs
its tCm;anys freight aud passenger cata with their
express and fsce business effective Monday. October
nd tE.;r will be PLACED Oh Sac at the Tenth Sttse.
And FIRST Street. Wheeling Waiting Rooms. coupon
package tags. These tags OF the denomination
q. lie and &c. which with muup!es tnereot Will
cover Arr aIac'gn: under this CompanJs Tariffs and
MAY he purchased N any Quanty desired
/: Tho above rates These tags made up OF
three COUPONS and are he attached 70 the package
hy the shipper. Each coupon Is TO contain tho nsnIe
Of tie shipper. the and address Of tho con-
siSnce and description O! the article shipped When
Tor Will de.sch tho first coupon for his report. this.
being tho Company's COUPON. and will detach the
SccOud coupon ind after punching sarb Will re;um Il
20 shipper. the third o. last coupon VIII remain On
the package 10 sFe tho address NJ which tho packESa
Is 10 be delivered and viii sorro as means Of 'dcn-
flying . yariagr IN tracing same II lost. Nlili
his Arrangement I'll pSites concerned. namely tie
shipper. rosSieEce and tic Company will each have u
coupon hearing tho serial number together WIKI
. description 81 Tic article 6htpDcd.
with tho aE5Te ARRANGEMENT; it viii not he iece4-
say frr tn" shipper Address the package Itself.
simply filling In Information called for on the Lag
and will also do away With the necessity o! condlc-
tor making change punching the package receipt cc,
,cn.cnt to the shipper ihNH tie old method nad will
enable the company Ia E!ve better ard quicker SER
vice 10 tts patrons. Tic conductor Will. however, Sill
bp provided with the regular package receipt 10 issue
IN those occasional elTs wtn 10 not desire 70 Avail
themselves OF the Of acS hut IN the the interest
a. a.! concerned. We would ask that those who
d, 80 provide themselves with tie tEsS abo'e de-
Sc-ibcd.
WHEELING Traction COMPANY.
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Briefs.

Rev Frank Townsend. ,a,o- q III" FRS, ~ I.
.i.'rI. "'' g." Ch.""c'. "r'r" =" Will attend |. {
General Conference Commission on Courses rf S;iHE
!;N. j. II. ri.:k. Il S's:"tsHi!" was pHsiheSs
visitor in the city "Wednesday.
Miss Lula Morgan. If 81 Mars hiss r"urrl
20 Ter home after Spending several days as IL"
guest Of Miss Grace Walters.
Attorney and Ms. Lloyd Mclnttrc attended "a
neral a. Puwhstar Monday.
Misses EOnc Morgan and Jessie SnodsrHss "'!e
shopping in Wheeling Friday.
Mrs T. Il. Clark left Friday morning for M"rEhr -
town where she vii! be the guest OF her 'la:shtrF
Elaisc who is attending school At the Cn!reFS'ir.
Mrs Ice Morgan. OF Pine Grove. spent tho "r''N
end IN the ri;v as Tie guest Of Lc parcsS. Mt "ad
Mrs. Evan Williams.
/. A. Boydc. Of Moundsrille WAS a business 'iS!-
tor IN the city Friday
!. r. ry!es. ~ Lttieton. Is visiting his oFotheF
]. \. PyeS. Of Mapc avenue.
John chase = MIounusyi!e. 0 business visitor
in The city. Friday.
Misses iialr Store. ka:h:gn McCaskey. Mao'.
Lent gand Dcs:a Mclnt.re. lift Friday morning f'r
Wh""ln: viiGru they vii! attend the Ohio Valley
Round Table.
Mrs George Srhsr and daughter. Them1. spent
Friday, shopping III SiNerSyit!c.
MIS- T. f. McCasEry lcr S'.ndar Tor Reader. where
she will I've tho guest ot her father. Mr.. Spencer
Nrkimmice.
The Girls basket ball team gave 4 supper in ~"
Clark building Friday rFrnins and Il proved SreIt
sl!crpss The money Will i" used 20 hey ray IN"
rDm; for taht hn!!d!rc. which VIII Ike used 10! Tie
basket ball hall this year.
M,,>c. Hazel Dunlap. SUE Akron. 1.otsie Truce.
TlrrSa Gibbons Jessie Atkinson and Edith MERCY
LOT Thursday ,triimE for Wheeling. where they viii
attend tho Ohio Valley Round Table.
MIS- John woodco"k. Of wheeling. spcn! several
DAYS VI last wcek IN the nst:uctEG hrs cl'ss In
music
Mr. and Mr.. Iann Dixon have returned from =
business Trip Ia Pittsburgh.
Miss t;rar. R!dccmau was shopping in wrc!cas!
S.-iinr IN tho city. Friday
J. f rMllii< ci Sint:hfi"d. hGst:cSs
Mfuil-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-30

Of liurr!' Ridge. were m:sncss visitors in MourIs-
r!iIr Saturday.
Nr and MIS-. n. +. IIrrhUsnn and daughter. az
Wheeling. spent the wren end with friends urh- l,r"
My. r. ). urr!>fofd. - Taylor Ridge. spcnt unc
G6r las; week AZ MUundsyillr.
Miss Frrda Riddle tho Pues; NJ her sister. Mia.
l.. T.. Miller. SATURDAY and Sunday.
Nf sud Mrs r. Y. Ryan. Mrs. e. f. Baker and
dS"sltr" MiSS lIrulah. formed party ot Mounds
Win visitors Friday
Nj. z. L, Riddle WAS IN h"Undsr:ilr last Tuesday.
Sir. T. T. Nsrlhuson. II Wheeling sr"nt Saturday
aud SUNDAY with his fRmY Rurrh Rdi".
Nj a"h 'itS. n>rNr ianlHw. uf Girr"laYd. OHIO.
NJ" visiting Mrs. NanAw'a mother; Mrs Jacob Baum
berger I:lI7cn Ridge
Mrs Laura Craig and Mrs Joseph ITrk.. "f
Monndsylc. were the guests OF friends here last
Sunday.
Mis- Harry KerbJ and son. Harold rciHnn"d hon"
Tuesday after spending week with her parents. Mr..
ard Mrs ". + West Mt NoundsT".
Mrs. W. G. Allen tho guest Il friends In
MnundsvIn day last week
Mr.. sherman Cats and Ar. and Mrs ". Il, Rgap
wore visiting friends at MoundsrIllc last FRIDAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-30

Avidity malleabie and grey metal FOR
shipment over the second. as well us tho
first half Of 1917. Contracts placed dur
Ing the week. amounting 10 100000 tons.
including steel making iron. have car
ried prices upward 50 TO $500 ton
The greatest activity has been along the
lakes ut Chicago, Cleveland and Buffalo.
but eastern consumcrs have bought
heartily OF Virginia iron.
Car and locomotive builders are buy
ing more heavily Of steel ha"S. plates
and shapes 10 cover the construction nj
20 900 cars and 500 locomotives. CON
tracts for which have been recently
placed Inquiries for G0.00A NOR" cars
and for several hundred locomotives are
SIN in the market. Official prices II
bars and shapes arc Ep e IL ton. plates
s. n ton and sheets s. To $40 = ION. the
latter advance being for galvanized. Nc
advanc" on pip" IS Imminent and an
nt hnr rinc in Wi:e ~ oNNcClnh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-30
NEW MARTLNSVILLE

,F,y MARTlNSlILLE. " va, Oct 29.-TEc
Halloween parad" and masquerade bill m De gwen
ruesdar ey,ni1r Nv The Loyal order Of Moose Is IN
great progress The parade will start az 80 aud
march on the main streets 81 tho to"n thcn co 10
p, he Shchcn hall where there will lie BANGING ahl
other festivities Music Will lie furnished bv MI Or
,,r,s,r, and tho whole affair promises 10 10 Biz
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-30

tu-Transter books close Oct n for per
dividend payable Nov ~
(2!-Transfrr hnuks close Oct 20. fnr .,rr cent
cash dividend PAYABLE Nor. l.
IA Transfer books close Oct. -. Tor pc cent
cash Dividend payatic Nov !. Books close 'cC. s.
for an extra cash dividend payable lice. II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-30
Church Societies.

Mrs George Manlry entertained the Ladies OF ire
F-isroraI Aid Sncr:y "Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs leo HhrTlrk hostess 20 the Catholic -i!d
S,~'!rly Thursday afternoon.
The Aid II ihe Christian church WAS cnteHa'hc"
hy Mrs {. t. HaSs!S. Thursday
Mrs Alex Hart entertained the D0rcus Club o! -.
Johns Methodist church "Wednesday.
The Da!>y Circle and Aid Society O! the First
N"'an', church both meet IN the Church pa'I"'S
tbs week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-30

wh"n the financial statement or the
United Suites Steel Corporation for tho
,i,irG quarter Will be Issued. It has
long been accepted as a fact that the
figures then 20 l." disclosed VIII c&tah-
fish Il new record.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-30
Saturday Nloht whist Club.

Saturday evening Mrs Sa'a Hall entertained re
m.ubers 81 :hc Saturday Night Whist r!Ih - =
cricri an elaborate dinner was ser'rd and men nc
guests rriua"d Tarior Ia enjoy the e'enlaS III
rlLyinE whist.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-30
Saturday Afternoon Club.

Mrs George +. I'mstcad entertained The Saturday
Afternoon Club Tuesday afternoon at her nome on
Marcel avenue The afternoon very Pleasant?
,rca, in sewing and convention. \: Eelsonabls
hour delicious chicken dinner was scr7"d
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-30
WOODLANDS

W0nnhASDS. W. Va. Oct. ca r. q. L. N.Y.
snr attended the Democratic meeting at M"uuds7ili"
last Wednesday,
Mi aud Mrs W. ". Y"Gn and Mrs F II. loho.