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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-29
Article No. %.
o. ANNETTE KELLERmkNS

lrter7atiorsl Record holder ard STA
tn. william FOX $4,000 FHr
- Daustter Of ,7s Gods"
asye received -aft rf cammg
r.caa.as mostly ly letter bar soy.
era tv ph much % joy
anna. marr-trom leu "r. q, Tl-
Tfr- Annette Ee..-rmaul Detroit
asg con der j. more import.
ar. .- answer questions that may
pupils ask than 20 give further in
s-rucuous. 20 FOR today 7 shall 'urn
'hs department over 70 questions
and answers. Here are some Of
them
" p In the formation % this
class ~ Detroit amateur swimmers
and beginners IL % your intp-tion 10
MAKE g. permanent affair or.
what are your plans with regard
10 49, How many pupils have you
now
ANSWER have every intention
% making the organization o. per
malent character and shall always
b az The call of my pupils through
The columns OF The Times : an
alVays within reacband my services
are a. your disposal iDr aduc. and
suggestions
ETHEI-I End that tire very
quickly In The water whenever A..
tempt 70 swim any. distance a. an Z
am certain thar my stroke CHE
breast stroke ls perfect and am al
los- 90 account for my "tiredness b.
ANSWER ~ you viii read or
perhaps YOU have already read my
article OH 'ha importance OF breath
Ing properly published yesterday.
ara certain you will overcome this
Inconvenience
IJHS n 10 you believe ia The
use ~ life belts. etc.
ANSWER DO and don't II Is
rather hard for me 20 answer this
question for the life belt seems 20
occupy a peculiar position IN this
country. much prefer the belt.
BY belt, ] mean broad band that
supports you and which IN turn Is
held by friend who remains at
your side until you have mastered
the art OF swimming enough to sup.
port yourself in the water In the
case OF the lifebelt you may grow
dependent upon II and tie support
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-29
81 X. N HICKEY

AsfilNH l'N' y - Aug
la the sweeping indictment which
Gov. Hughes brought against Prest
don, u-oso, a, al. .,ss,n ~ go.
=,
iicnlariy emphasized "as IN 'e.'
ton 20 the state department
The substance Of tbs attack va.
-. p-.-t4-u. v..,... 30. A,-4,.4
ou' ia ''ol'S " ''A '''s-e u La '''.''7 Sd.
such a way as 20 make The United
states more or less ridiculous that
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-29

straight-out Democratic victory In
the on year OF 1910, when the Demo
Gratis for the nrst time since war
times elected u United States sena.
tor-Johnson--and also a governor
by s,75S plurality.
In 1914, Maine elected Demo
cratic governor. Oakley c. Curtis,
by S.l77 plurality In that year,
the Progressive party cast lS,226
votes. a falling on % nearly $1,000
from the Roosevelt vote Of 1912.
Moreover. an analysis Of the hg
ures for 1914 appears TO indicate
that so per cent Of this $1,000 Pro
gresslyes went back into the RepUo-
lican party, while 20 per cent went
10 the Democratic candidate
This proportion il significant Il,
The $1,000 remaining Progressives
distribute themselves In about the
same way in the coming state cleo.
ton. the result would De the e.ec-
tlon Of metropolitan ticket by
1000 or Jess II is admitted how
ever. by the Republican managers,
that anything less than a $4,000 20
20 600 plurality for the Republican
ticket viii be dangerous from the
standpoint OF the national ticke, IN
November
In past wears when Republicans
won the presidency. The plurality IL
Maine was 23.452 in lSSS for Har-
rison, 45.177 ,1r McHlnIey 10 lssa
eS6i3 FOR Mckinley ags.c N 1900
lG,S57 for Roosevelt In 1904 and
]0.5Si for Tar, in 1905.
Since the Civ! war the Democrats
have held the presidency only twice
before the election OF Woodrow VII
son-the two Cleveland terms In
.Ss4. when Cleveland was hrs' elect
"a the Republican plurality in
Maine was 200so. in 1892 when /
Cleveland was elected for the sec
md time. the Republican plurality |
n Maine was 1879
There Is nothing significant In the I
Maine returns until the voter learns 1
lrst that The country districts have /.
been heard from. and second by I.
What plurality the Republicans have I
,arried the state. II they do carry Il. /
II the Democrats carry The state.
Dy all political precedent the Re I
oublicans Will lose the presidential I
election in November. II the Re I
publican majority is from 10000 20 .
5000 the Democrats wjl feel or.
and will go into the ma
ional campaign With renewed en-
.rgy.
II the Republican majority ia .
hove $4,000 the Republican chances I
or success in November increase
nd the greater the Republican ma
ority in Maine the better prospects I
or Republican success in the Ia
ionsl fight.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-29
Have You Stunned DOgfish? Everybody
Will Be Eating Ii Soon, Says Fish Expert!

eggs make paste for currying
glove leather. and the fertilizer -
high grade
Even the horn has been found 10
be useful Rsvluse oi tts extreme
hardness-so hard IN can almost re-
slst fle-Thonas Edl.on thinks
It could be- used in certain musical
Instruments. perhaps as monograph
needles The horn is about as large
as pencil and urotruds, an inch
from tho back 81 the fish. near tho
dorsal fin
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-29

party or increased the party treas.
ury by dollar.
Page aid not seek the appoint.
ment in fact refused it several
times for financial reasons. The
president finally induced the pub
fishing arm TO continue Pages sal
AIRY SO he could afford 20 accept
That Page has maintained the
highest traditions 81 post that
has been held many big Americans.
and some little ones, there can be-
no doubt Durius the first three
years of his service he WAS out OF
London just one week. lie Is In
this country now FOR the hrst time
since his appointment.
/, Hughes is elected president will
ne reappoint Page Probably not.
There is no good reason Why he
should. excepting or the theory that
there is no Republican equally well
qualified
Brand Whitlock's appointment a
minister 10 Belgium cannot by any
possibility be put IN the political
category lie isn't Democrat He
WAS elected mayor OF Toledo as an
independent three times, in opposi
ton 10 both Democrats and Repub-
Leans
The president certainly didn't
have in mind brands bank roll as
source OF future Democratic cam.
paign funds, FOR the minister 20 Bel
gium probably never had $4,000 al!
a. one time in his life
Whitlock must have been appoint.
"a because President Wilson be
ieyed him 20 bc qualified by char
aCter. education and experience.
There could have been no other
reason
Under circumstances that would
have tested any man TO the very
limit. Brand Whtlock has done hi
work in a way ma, should appea.
20 tho pride ~ every American Cit
gen. including Candidate Hughc,
and ne has not asked 20 b. relieved
either. although the burden o; his
duties has q. times been all but in
hearanle
James " Gerard has served n
the 4imru,r German post FOR three
wears with fully as much credit as
his predecessor John G A. IAlsh-
man To De sure he hasn't gotten
u- into war With Germany. but most
~ ~ Will forgive him that even IL
candidate Hughes and eNCandidats
Roosevelt hold ,r against him
TboS Nelson Page n Italy, Henry
Norcanthau IN Turkey. David Fran
els in Russia. Frederick C. Penfeld
tn Austria Edwin V Morgan n
Brazil Morgan. by the way. was
retained from 'hc previous admins
-rati,nt Frederick simpson in
Argentina. Paul : Reinsch In China
Henry 2 Fletcher in Mexico, and
George " Guthrie IN Japan may
NOT come up 20 the high standard
which Hughes would set for the dip.
louatic service b. elected president,
bar $50 FAR a. can DO Judged by he
present relations between the United
States and the other nations % the
world. they do not seem - deserve
membership n tn" Incompetent
club. even II so high an authority
as Candidates Hughes says they do
or course II the test ot a diplo-
mats ability is getting his country
into trouble instead keeping il out
Hughes IS right
This ls one Of tho questions for
rhe voters 20 decide in November
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-29

few days want you all to keep
hard a. Il so that when pay
YOU a visit Ee viii arrange a swim.
ming gala and have a real good time
and II you all take Up the idea OF
this organization seriously We Will
have many good times and later 90
a real bona 1de swimming meet and
competition FOR cup SO work had
20 mako yourselves perfect
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-29

and therefore never gain the con
fderce YOU would u supported by
Tho band
have sorted and answered these
questions because fe.t that hey Or
Is way covered The others that have
been receiving wish TO thank all
~ you who have written 20 M FOR
your letters They have made nae
happy shall answer others i1 a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-29
Charge That Wilson Has
Ruined the Diplomatic
Service Fails to Stick

VIM g sharp was not appointed
anti. j pee D. 1913. and ,ad' Her.
-,ck I'D uo' .'a'" Paris HA'll Nov.
= istt During The lg months ina,
elapsed between ,ht Nme mat hr'.
nc" resigned "i'- " ,"'''! '-AS'u ~
'' '.-. 'A''"'-'' III .'..' L' - '' '.'','.
-'ss1 ,"' i. -s--" - .' '''''' . '-''''
't' t-e .''''- '-'
say on '-' .''
sharp "as permitted 'o assume
his aHoa --ato.al date, only when
81 vas clear .o The president mat
at "as aa' Justified IN asking H"s.
riga 20 serve longer against his
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-29
Form Improvement Association.

10 Form Improvement Association.
The Odkman Boulevard Improve
ment association Vas organized in
a meeting. Monday night. Corpora
ZION Counsel DEEeman announced
during the meeting that the council
sewer committee would meet Thurs
day morning. 10 pass on bids for
trunk lire sewers in the Oakman-
blvd. district r y Terrell report
cd that school districts Nos Z. &
and 10 had been annexed. that the
deeds would pass Thursday, and
that wooden buildings would be
erected Immediately.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-29

Irter7atiorai Recor5-roi5er ard STA
of n. william FOX 5 900 Fir
"A pauatter q t-e Co.'s"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-29

Runanis- has a little more than
1000 miles OF railway, nearly all
OF which is owned by the state.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-29

Education in Rumania is free and
com pulsory, but stu in a backward
condition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-15
ROBINSON. SUTHERLAND AND
HUGHES INCREASE RESPEC-
TIVE LEADS
Comm. ssioners Tally Ballots In Wash
ineton, Madison and Clay Districts
Work Continues

4 few errors in transmitting the re-
turns from Washington, Madison ana
Clay district precincts 10 the tally
sheet at the c 7missionerS office iaSt
nicai. REVEALED the official canvass
of the vote In I. districts. resulted
in a gain Of one tor Henry Steel.
'he Republican ca. ;da;e for county
commissioner: the loss Of one vote Tor
George Oldham. Democratic candidate"
Tor sheriff: Z gain Of ten each Tor luc
Hughes electors, Judge Ira L. Rnbln-
son and Congressman Howard Sutnet-
land. The errors. it Is probabt" MAJ
have been the result OF two raSeS---th"
confusion in tbs. commissioners room
which made il difficult 10 hear In"
caller reading out the precinct votes,
and the fact that some Of the t0taIS
as carried ouk resemble The figures
on the commissioners tally sheet and
wt7ich might be taken 10 read either
Way --ithput glancinG back nj the tally
hiDcks ~SaUw the total every tive
.utes counted.
IN going over The vote Tor supreme
court Judge. thirty VOTES rr!urned tui'
Judge Harold RITZ Uf i;iG"tie.iH veto.
found not counted. iii" Tote Tor
Judge Ritz is b"jn@ watched b. Nto"-
ncv John T.. ArhfnE and reveals tina!
many OHIO cuuntianf scratched thtri'
tickets 10 give their votes 10 .fud2"
lanes Ewing of this city. RITZ "aH
ahead OF judge Miller in thiS count.
\ number of discrepancies between
,he number Of r"cuia" ballots returned
md counted on thu strings ard me
number OF VUt'': ras' < sE""ii ny Ia;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-15
ROAD Still BAD
Stretch Between North Wheeling And
Warwood Is In DepIorabIe Con-
dition, 'Tis Said.

AUtom0bilsts as we'll as others who
have occasion 10 use the miserabi"
piece of road between the WHrwood
water works and The RichlanG EOHi
works. lying between North Wheeling
and South Warwod are having their
troubles in getting between this city
and Warwood Late Tuesday niShi 4
Wheeling aut0ist tore Off two tires Ill
attempting to 90 around 4 road ma
chine placed in the middle of tho thor
oughfarr by inc Pan lIandl" Traction
company. J. &. Williams OF the Wheel
ing Tent and Awning company. said
yesterday that he had been unable 10
bring his delivery motor truck from
his home in Warwood 10 Wheeling
on account of the Impossible cond!-
lion Of the road
For the past five years the repairs
20 the road were i'll controversy as 10
who should put it in shape, whether
the Ohio county authorities. the city
OF Wheeling, or the Pan handle Trnc-
ton company. 1t was finally SAID
that the traction company placed 4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-15
UTT|NC CASE To
BE HEARD TODAY
SOUTH SIDE CASE TO BE AIRED
IN CRIMINAL COURT.
Police Court Sustained In Francis
DlsorderIy Casc-Culver Case
! Was Dismissed

Alex Cebuski and Ronick Malarski,
two South Side foreigners, Will be
placed Oh trial before Judge Alan H.
Robinson in criminal court this morn
ing on indictments charging them
with felonious assault upon Frank
Warduski In TOW in a foreign
house on Forty-slxth street SUNDAY
evening, Nov. s, Cebuski and MalarSki
ara said to have wounded WarduSki
with a knife, resulting in the injured
mans mother appearing before Squire
a. J. SchultZe and swearing out felony
warrants for Cebuski and M'larski.
The accused men we're located i'll
North Benwood, where they were
placed under arrest by BenWood OIL
GERS and turned over to Officer Raper.
who brought them to the city lookup.
They were arralgned before Squire
Schultze, waived a hearing and we're
held 10 the grand jury. which returned
felony indictments against them.
The first case tried in criminal court
was heard yesterday morning. IL was
tho case of the city Of Wheeling vs..
George Francis. In police court,
Francis was fined S11 and costs on a
charge Of disorderly conduct and ap-
pnaled ~ the criminal court. The
criminal court jury upheld the decision
Inf Police Judge Ben S. Honecker
City Solicitor ]. Harold Bremen ap-
pear"d as counsel for the city in the
hearing Fred l.. Maury represented
Francis.
Culver Case Dismissed.
When the case Of The state vs,>Nnl-
ter Culver, an appeal case from Squire
Hughes court, was called, the case
was dismissed at the cost Of William
Henke, the prosecuting witness. Cul-
yer. who is city fire driver. was
charged with striking Henke with
whip when Henke interfered with
Culver while the latter was attempting
to whip his fire team into pulling tho
Atlantic fire engine close TO plug
during a recent South Side fire.
In asking for the dismissal Of Inc
case, Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
Frank 4. O'Brien said "Henke's
action might have been cOmmendable
at any other time, but the fireman
knows best what TO do when he is at
tempting to project property from
. destruction by fire. In this instance.
Henke should hare kept his hands Off. ,"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-15
SAYS CLEMENS OBEYED
TAX COMMISSIONER BLUE
Witnesses Testify For Defense IN
Suit Of county Against Former
Sheriff

Thai cz-Sheriff W. NJ. Clemens
ohcyrd instructions OF State Tax Com
missioner Fred y. Blue with respect
to the depositins OF county funds was
the substance Of testimony submitted
10 Special Commissioner N. J. Guilt
nan in the defense in the suit OF he
county against the former sheriff.
Former Commissioning George krrSs'
Clerk George ". Oldham. Captain
Henry F'rohmc. former Chief Deputy
Charles *. WEIGH and Mr. Clemens
himself testified to the effect that
rhcy had all heard Mr.. Fine tell Mr.,
Clemens that tn" STAT" had no las
governing the deposit o. county funds
and the drawing OF interest thereon
aud that fhe interest belonged IN n"
sheriff until such Il !aw was cnaclc'i
as would require The sheriff TO pay
over the interest collected.
II is probable that the >llr against
ex-Shnriff d. II. Taylor will b. tahs?
Up To-Day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-15
Y. w. l.. A. NOTES
Worlds Fellowship Week.

In tho local Association the first
meeting OF thu Worlds Fellowship Week
was held on Sunday and proved 10 b., IL
large. interesting and most enthusiastic
meeting The Association Gh.r club was
out in large numbers ami favored the
audience with three beautiful numbers
Tho address Of tn" afternoon wa. given
by Mrs. Ro; T"rr"y formerly mission
cry To China she wore ;iIC costume Ut.
the Country. had many Interesting
rurios "a illustrate her talk. and hrouG SHIT
to us 4 most earnest and impressive
message. Each day during tho week
there will Inc m half hour service IN the
Bible Class room. Tho service today
was led by Mis-. f. T.. Brinlnstuoi who
spoke on tho relation Of the United
States To other countries. These meet
inEs are for oil members and friends.
Drop in and stay "a long as you can. il
is always cXcusahlc for any one especial
" the business women 10 leave the
meeting 1T any time. Tuesday Mrs. G..
RI. Robinson. will bring tho message.
The speakers for the following days will
he Mrs. II. /. BOND. Mrs. \. !. Clarke,
Mrs. Arden Miller and Mrs. Van Wrinkle.
II is especially lifting that this week of
Worlds Fellowship should be observed
this year when we remember that of the
$4,000 mcmpcrs OF the Young Wo!nnH's
Christian Associations fully on"-tGilt of
them belong 10 tho countries that are
now at var. These our sisters Of other
lands need now as never before our pray
crs. our sympathy and our gifts. BE
sure and max" Your pledge as liberal ns
possible this year. The meetings are
held cverr day from l":%0 TO l p. NJ.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-15
HOSPITAL STAFF
TO HOLD CLINICS
Entertained last Night BY Board OF
Directors of Ohio Valley
General Hospital.

Twenly.lhrrc members; ri the Ohio
Valley General hospital staff, a Il
luncheon given in their honor BY the
board of directors, last evening, de-
cidef to hold monthly clinics at the
hosui,al for tn" purpose Of discussing
various phases uf the work which
might develop. y program commit.
re composed OF pg%. lIupp. Hall and
Fulton vas appointed b. pr. l.. ID.
Wilson. dean of the hospital visiting
..;afi. In decide Inc time OF thu next
meeting and HrranE" for :: program.
N h. luncheon, various topics
war" discussed but no ac'ion was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-15
FOR bic
TRADE NEE TING
NEW ORGANIZATION TO MEET
IN STEUBENViLLE. OHIO,
NOVEMBER q AT 2 p. NJ.
Name to Be Changed From Ohio Val
ley Development Association to
o. V. Chamber of Commerce,

At meeting Of the constitution
and bylaws committee of the newly
organized Ohio Valley Development
association. It was decided to change
the name OF the organization 10 the
name Of the Ohio Valley Chamber OF
Commerce, in view Of the fact that
the former name might Conflict with
the name of the Ohio River Improve
mont association. The members of
committee present At the meeting
we're:
c. C. Ashbaugh OF East Liverpool;
John G.. Cow Of Bellaire; 4. 7. Steph-
enson OF WellsburS: Fred McConn Of
Shadyside and Mr. Walker Of Dillon
vale, met last evening with Charles
NJ. ketchum Of the Wheeling Com
mercial association and drafted 2
constitution and bylaws for the Ohio
Valley Chamber OF Commerce.
Plans were completed for the big
meeting Of the organization % he
held in the SteubenviIle. tOD Cham
her Of Commerce, November u at =
O'Clock p. H., when the organization
will be perfected. constitution ana by
laws adopted and activities oui,inch.
Plans are being made By The Sfell.
benvlle chamber 10 entertain AZ least
200 delegates Of the association, re-
presenting ccvry town and city i'll
this section OF the Ohio Valley.
president Of The temporary orSaniGa-
lion. E. NJ Kotchum, secretary
manager of tho Wheeling Commercial
Association. is its secretary. Other
members OF the temporary OrSani%a
! ton are: RI. Is. Nathan. t'ollaTShee:
IT. J. McQuade, MounGsvi!Ie; r. l..
Bowman, Rellairc; John K. Cow. Bell
laire; G. +. Dempsey, MinoO .Iunc-
ton; lIamln Barnes, WclIsville:
Harry NJ. Low, SteubnnTilir: Walter
e.. Russell, WeIlSburg; Fred McConn,
Shadysidc; .. II. Watkins. DilIonvale,
O.; a. n. Anderson, TiItonvillc: A.
j. Dick, DilIonyaio, O.; c. &. Swim
son, WellSville; Joseph }etz, East
Liverpool: Col. ". ". BeaI. Wells
burg; $. r. Christian. Warwood, and
u. W. Case. SteubrnvilIe. Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-15
KILL the COLD GERM
With Old Black Joe Cough Syrup

Colds and grippe arc caused By
germ One Of the ingredients IN Old
Black Joe Cough Syrup Is an oil that
medical sceince says will destroy this
germ Another valuable ingredient Is
one that opens the air passages and
loosens the phlegn so that the oils
in the syrup can reach the germ and
soothe the irritation.
Ola Black Joe Cough Syrup is alb
solutely safe for every member of the
family. It is free from all opiates, chic
reform and narcotic drugs. A big bot
lie costs only 25c at any store In the
city or country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-15

WHEELING is READY

Pliny o. Clark of the Ohio VALLEY
General hospital, is busy at the pres.
ent making an inventory Of the nnu1-
Der OF hospital cots, and other equip.
ment that could he utilized in case OF
war. The inventory is in compliance
with a request made by tho United
States Government.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-15
TOOK THE uuRT OFT oF HER EAcK

Physicians report EInrc raSCS Of gid
ncy trouble an"n:; women than mon.
Mrs. Anna l!yrh. TnSrumnla. Ma.
writes: IL was down wish my back 50
could not stand up more ihan ha.lf rC
;ho time. Foley Kidney Pills took all
at the hurt ont. They arr the hest Kid
NY pills 7 over touI,.' EheUmaii" pains
swollen ankles. h.CkachH. stiff joints.
sore muscles. and sleep Disturbing had-
der ailments indiratc diSordnrnd hid-
ucyS. Foley Kidney Pills act pr"mp:lT Is.
For sale by John coleman 4: CO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-15
POLICE COURT.

kenMeLh Rainbow of Th!rI!-iuuvih
and Market streets. vas aTTaicnnd
before Judge IIonccknr in police court
Yesterday on y charge ri beating his
wife. He was fined So with ;hc al
Tentative Of 30 DAYS in jail The cTi.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-15
CANVASS If THREE DISTRICTS
GIVES REPUBLICANS TEN VOTES

poll books were revealed, and in som?
instances uncounted ballots returned
in separate envelopes do not quite coy
er the discrepancies.
The commissioners this morntI!G
will take up the canvass OF returns j"
Union district.
The tenants you OUGHT TO HAVE
are reading the ads In this paper eVs'y
day, You are to decide as 70 whether
YOUR ADS are to be part Of their
readin1 or not au26-tr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-15

Every Friday ni:rh: The '!''~S ~ i'ia!H
sowing and frcSslnakinr meets. com"
and barn now t" make %our nwn clothes
and be- we'll dressed nj much less cost
than whcn you must bay al Thur clothes
raadv nall !:iirg r'at"r,a! and PATTERN
md you XIII ho Taught :" max" what
,':r you W;al.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-15
Association Glne C1nb.

The Club which Is growing moro pop
uiar each week and If you wish to join
you must register during the present
month, ~ no new members will be re-
ccivnd after the close Of the month.
This Is n membership privilege and
should be taken advantage of by every
member of tho Association who can
sing or who wishes To learn how to sinr
corrective