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The Alaska daily empire., 1917-02-03
EMPIRES SPORTING DOPE
, RlNa-mAT AND GENERAL ITEMS

Hunt immediately got into commun- ication with Squier and offered him the position.
 SQuier played two years of foot ball under Hunt at Carleton Col lege and then went to the Uniyer- sity of Illinois. At Illinois Squier made a reputation as end on the Big Nine all-star team two years in sue cessIon. He was regarded as one Of the best ends in the Middle West.
 Last year Squier helped Zuppkc coach the Illini squad, giving partic- ular attention to the work of the ends. Hunt, in letter to Younger, said he considered SquIer first class man and one of the best avail able for the position at Washing ton.
 SQuier also has been mentioned as a possible successor to Hunt at Car. Teton, giving him full charge of 2 team it is not likely that he will ac- cept the Washington offer
 If SQuicr does not accept the po- sition here Hunt will endeayor to obtain some other capable football man Of the Middle West to act as his assistant in coaching a team 10 represent Washington in Pacific Coast Conference games next fall
 Whether Hunt will be able to come to Washington for spring foot. ball practice is doubtful, according to latest word from the coach. His contract with Carleton College does not expire until June 1 and he has not yet arranged with the Carleton for his release before that date. The Washington manage ment is desirous of having Hunt on hand for spring practice and the coach has agreed to get away from Carleton as early as possible
 1T Hunt is unable to come West in timc to work with the squad this spring he will come to Seattle as soon as possible after his contract with Carleton expires and put in the summer planning his campaign for the 1917 football champion ship.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-02-03
LOCAL EWES IN BASKET BALL AT
 A. 3, GYMNASIUM

The high school midgets defeated their eight grade opponents last aignt in a fast md exciting game Of basketball by a score of IS to 5. Thc eight grade was considcra- blv handlcappcG by the absence cf Connors. their star center, but fought gamcly to the end
 Thc A. B. lsIdgcls failed to up- pear to play against the high schoo, first team, and the second game was between two mixed teams from the A. B. and the high school. No admission was charged at last nights games.
 The lineup for the principal ganle
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-02-03

Those Who Tol. 8 photo drama cIesstc. with Nance O.NcN ia the star role. which is Jo be seen at che 0rpesum Sunday and Monday nights is che Lgblu compauy.s lat as. impressive contribution Go che Er.SE. series or premier features.
 Described 5g the author Daniel Carson oooiwu". SIS ana adm &ture O. love- oil cad money the story os Those Who To.i provides ,Hrtil- sr- mnsas ot episodes iu which
 capital and labor renew their au- e.au. strife and. ,uguEs to the i'm -eur..g of che author obtain peace that brings honor and cou-enlmcat Go both contestants.
 \ -rrr u,ar .u wEicH che admir- .as o. Nance CNeu wsl' ind special tular.s, Is chat m the character Of Jane 8sa... a daughter ol thc pro- rI.. ,..s great emotional arr.sut .n been furnished with abundant opportunity for che diaU'uyai t2 the u.I.s. extent ol .ua tense and pow arrul slyl. Of acting chat has made
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-02-03

Ethel Barrymore, who has for saken the spoken drama for the screen, wears short skirts for the first time in her dramatic career, iu the forthcoming Mctro-Rolfe produc- ton, "Thc White Raven" Miss Barrymore appears as Nightingale Nan" an Alaskan dance hall girl. Brilliant, beautiful, ambitious. dis satisfied with the lot in Alaska, Nan" makes her way to New York and becomes a prima donna, The play ig one of the most powerful of the season.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-02-03
Illinois Star Is Offered Job at
 the U. of W.

Offer of a position as assistant coach of football at the University of Washington has been made to Gap" SQuier last year an assistant to Bob Zuppke of the University oi Illinois, by Claude J. Hunt, newly elected coach at Washington, ac- cording to word received in Seattle by Manager J. Arthur Younger. Squier has not decided to accept or decline the offer of coaching job at Washington.
 When Hunt accepted the position al Washington he was given author fly to select his own assistant.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-02-03
c. w. YOUNG COMPANY HAS GIVEN UP THE
 BORDER LINE AGENCY

The C. W. Young Company cease to be Juneau agents for the Border Line Steamship Company and the business of that company will be handled ry the Alaska Supply Com. pany in the future.
 J. c. Mcbride, of the c. w. Young Company stated today that his com pany gave up the agency, effective yesterday, and that the business of the company has been turned over to the Alaska Supply Company, Hen. ry Shattuck of the latter company this afternoon confirmed the report. The C. w. Young Company has been acting as the Juneau agents for the Border Line for the past year.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-02-03

Soul" and the stars will be Francis x. Bushman, .the matinee idol and the favoriJe actress, Beverly Bayne. The Deutschland the German sub marine now due on its third trip ,o the United States will also be shown in the weekly and there will be a comedy for another added feature.
 At the Douglas Orpheum for the program tomorrow William Farnum, backed by au excellent supporting east wh,Ct includes Dorothy Ber
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-02-03
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uard. is hc hcudlmc attraction in "Tha Doudman.'
 "Thc Boudmau" is am admirable and complete picgUri2atiOn Of HalI ,a.ue's novel oI che same name. and though tho end is necessarily tragic ig should prove am excellent drawina card. Too frequently strong stories arc entirely killed because of the desire of ,ln producer Co con"nac to Eamoad and close with a happy and. therefore. popular ending iu
 Thc Boudmau" Mir FaruUm is shot for a crime he did not commit and the film closes with the star ly- ing face downward upon the sand just as the sun is Dccpiug over the meeting line Of the sea and sky. fl ia an arGsds and logical close to a Gim which abounds with absorb ing dramatic situations.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-02-03
CANADA REPORTS GROWTH
 IN TRADE DURING YEAR

OTTAWA, Feb. S.-Canada's trade for the first nine months of the fis- cal year ending March next amount cd to $1,7OO, ,563, ,269, an increase of S6SS,O77,269 over the correspond ing period in 1915, it was an nouuced here yesterday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-02-03
Zbyzsko Wins Two Falls in Big
 Mat BOut.

Wladek Zby2sko won from Yus- sif Hussane in wrestling bout at Louisville last week, two falls out of three. Zbyksko took the first fall after one hour and twenty-ono minutes of wrestling, and the third ral in two minutes and twenty sec onds. Hussane took the second fall in thirty-fow minutes and thirty seconds.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-02-03
HENRY SHOULD BE ENv1oUs.

. CHRIsTIANIA, Norway, Feb. B. Plans are under way for the erection of an automobile plant here capable of turning out about 200 cars a year. This Is about onc-ffth of Nor ways annual consumption.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-02-03

Pauline Frederick, the distinguish rE uwoI IpUaI actress who hes won su.n aamrs-wi5" fame by Hnr aa- w.rsrls pres .u.a,ions, makes her Iut- ns. motion picture appearance in the Famous Players Elm ComUany's adaptation of Lydia Gilmore the amoua emotional drama b. Henry
 'rthur Jones' In lhis Paramount Picture which is to be lne attrac- tf8u at che Dream tomorrow mat mao. evening and also Monday, Miss Frederick departs from che adycu- .ura roles which characterized her last two performances. and plays ,eu 'aftnui wife and iOyIu@ mother wa1 goes through unspea5ablo men .El agony Co shield her husband af- r.r he Egg proven untaithEpl to her.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-02-03
Beebe Is Sold.

Portland has sold Pitcher Fred Becbe to the Louisville club of the American Association, according to an announcement today by Manager Walter McCredic Beebe was ob tained from Cleveland in exchange for Pitcher Grover LowdermiIk.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-02-03
Portland Eets Catcher.

Manager Walter McCrcdic Of the Portland baseball team announced that he had traded Pitcher Z /. H.gcrman, formerly of Cleveland, to St. Paul in the American As soclation, for Catcher Marshall.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-02-03
Gnat Brn Not Goats

Last night at the Elks alleys the Goats were not the Goats, but turned the tables on the Tcrriors, their opponents, and defeated them by close score oC 1417 to llO9. Tie games wc.c all close and were fast and and S)mc exciting tim2a were enjoyed by the team members and the spectators,
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-02-03
Speedy Tennis Is Played at
 COrnado Meet.

Spectacular tennis was witnessed in the final event of the womena doubles in the annual tournament on the courts of the Cornado Country
 Club at san Deigo last week when Mss Mary K Browne and Mrs Lou-
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-02-03
Special Music and Singing for Diff
 erent part of the play-and
Coming-Sunday and Monday PAULINE FREDERICK
LYDIA GILMORE"
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isc Williams, twice national cham pion, defeated Mrs Gladys Widow son and Miss Florence Sutton, 7-5, 4-G, SIG, 3-6, G-2.
 Mrs. Luther M Kcnuatt beat Miss Adelaide Fcuton, Gel, G-2 Mrs. C. Hull beat Miss Katherine Richards, G-3, g-7.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-02-03

Tine Coliseum vil reopen tonight and Mabel TaIlarerr0. as the star, will ba shown for yne last time ia the Northern story entitled, The suowbird.
 Tomorrow night one of the great est or the Metro productions Yet screened win be the big feature. This is entitled Man and His
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-02-03

Tonight at the Dream "The Old Homcstcad' will be given the final runs and at the Orpheum William Farnum will close in "Thc Bond man."
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-02-03

camembert, Roquefort, Neufchatcl, Eluoll Plmento chli and all kinds of cheese always freoh at eolGstoin's Emporium.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-02-03
HIGH SCHOOL WANTS GAMES

HIGH SCHOOL WANTS GAMES
 TbcIJuneau High School has issued an open challenge to any team on Gastincau Channel, particularly from across the Channel, for a game or series of games of basketball The High School team averages 15O pounds and is one of the fastest on the Channel, but they are not in the class of the heavier A. E. and Trcadwell teams. With the disband- ment of the Channel Basketball League the High School was left without any opponent, and while fast and able 10 make the heavier teams hustle, they cannot compete with them in open contest on account of the difference in weight. If any team averaging 15O pounds wants to play a game they can communicate with Wilbur Burford, manager of the High School Basketball team,
 Bill Donovan has changed his mind about trading Fritz Maisel. It is also rumored that Hugh Jennings has changed his mind about trading Try Cobb.
 Louisiana, the fighter, has pur- chased loose-lcaf ledger to keep a record of the number of times that Kid Williams sldesteps him.
 Jack Barry, new manager of the Red Sock, has been in more worlds series than ticket spectators.
 As a stoker on a sea-going hack Les Darcy is some boxer
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-02-03
NANCE O'HEIL
THOSE WHO TOLL"
JOHN T. SPICKETT, Prop,

A Lu5in Drama of the Oil Fields labor. Love and Money in Strife to Achieve Peace - 4 Photoplay Epic,
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-02-03

At the Douglas Lyric one of the episodes of Graft will be the bill tonight Tomorrow night and also on Monday night Lionel Barrymore and Grace Valentine will be seen in a bis Metro production 'Dorain's Di- gorcc. This production is full os comedy of a quiet kind, lnelodra matic effect and some seriousness. There arc five acts and plenty Of rc- nance, mystery and unexpected thrills
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-02-03

Three Triangle stars will be at Che Palace tomorrow, opening with the matinee Dustin Fgrnum, Enid Markey and Louise Glaum are the three who will present "The Iron Strain" and right here let it be said that Alaska figures in this play. A society bud. broken in health by the demands of the frivolous, makes trip to Alaska and there meets a man-in fact all males are men in Alaska-and then starts the big plot which is splendidly told The Triangle Keystone comedy will pre- sent Charlie Mack, a comedian O. the first water.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-02-03

Connie Mack recently dropped two hurlcrs. From the standing of the Athletics, nobody would have guess cd nc had any
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-02-03

Acting Manager Ott, of the Dream
 took the movie mans tip to secure another serial as popular as "The Girl and the Game" Mir Ott wired to AIr Thompson in Seattle. and the latter replied today that he had snapped up "the Secret Submarine" which has 10 interesting episode
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-02-03

This will be shown here very short,
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-02-03

Paul Engell, musician at the Coli scum. is spending his forced yaca- tion by visiting around the channel. Last night he attended the big do- ing Of the Eagle at Douglas.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-02-03

The extra radiation installed at the Palace makes that theatre as as the tireside.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-12
The Coming Baby

Every help that will tend to aid
the expectant mother and foster the
well-bcing Of the tiny infant should,
he promptly rendered.
The time before childbirth is one
of much discomfort, This is cRused
in a large measure By the Tightening
and straining OF the abdominal It's
sues, as we'll as the network Of cords,
licaments and muscles in that part
Of the body. !,
For many years thousands OF
women have successfully used the
preparation known Us Mothers
Friend" It is safe and dependable
10 be used BY every prospective
mother. A famous physician formu-
lated the preparation. Mothers
Friend" is for external use, and is
composed of spccia! oils and other IN
gradients which have penetrating
and sof,ening effect. Relief from
much of the pain Gr the crisis IS
found.
Any woman ar.aitire childbirth
should secure 4 bottle Of "Mothers
Friend" from her druggist, when the
abdomen first begins 10 expand. NO
time should be lost in beginning It's
use. Apply it night and morning
without fail. Address Bradfeld Regu-
lator Company. Dept. B. ~ Atlanta.
Ga, for valuable guide book; 1t i free
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-12
RECEIVERSHIP OF THE
ROCK ISLAND ENDS

CHICAGO. June 1l.-rhc receiver.
ship Tor the Chicago. Rock Island x
Pacific Railway COMPANY. '"uc "i IN"
2rrat systems Of the country. WAS ter
minated by order of .Iudc" Carp"nt"r,
in fhr United States District Court
mere" to-day.
Judge Carpenter announced thai h"
would discharge Jacob u. Dickinson.
former Secretary nj War. who has
been receiver. and stated that III re-
organization plans were acceptable" I"
TIL. court.
The decree Diminishing tn" receiver
was signed this arIrrn"un. III dong
81. Judge Carpenter said:
The able administration oil ms
property by Judge Dickinson rs r"CrlN-
or has made This extraordinary pro
cr"tiiug possible. This is a rcnrcanl-
zarinn without SALE. tn" property re-.
turning 10 the original company. and
IN this tho proceeding is historical in
I II" annals OF rcccIvrr~hipS. tn" Rock
Island will pay it's debts. and has pl"n-
u Of money with which 10 do 80.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-12

contradict their elders freely. snap mem
.,l II Ihry Garr IN express an, "IlhloH
iruur. Ih"m. laugh Al their IDEAS. haunt
men nwu youth III their faces. .
I'rnll.. ni breeding don't i!ahut ln'!!
""frh any more. i'ian my ""ul" '"'''
rG"mr!. ro.
That. what irI" breeding docs l"r
l,,ul,l,, raises lh"m I" hiSh'r I'N''
where courtesy and l"r"n"F /" "a'h "tn,F
ar. jusi ~ natural and iudlSrchSahic
habits ~ frequent hhth!nE.
Breeding Should Bring Out Good 0uan
ties IN Humans.
threading ia animals X Ia bilhE out
thr desired uu:tillirS-ln COWS " !tTSe
,i..ld ,i ,uilk. m Il race horse speed. ~
ghr ,inr whatever POINTS are cohSldcTed
most desirable.
breeding ia human beings should
STRENGTHEN All III" most desirable" quail
should max" rh'm more Intelligent.
rr.,r.. :Lltrr!iSi!r. NOR" open minded. more
n,.hlihy Hm! more lIvAhlc.
Su;I"~" ih"r'' wrr" a human being
snow Tw"ud surely he an"Ht interest
,u;: >" :.rc vino would Lake prizes on such
p";Ti'%.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-12
Removes Superfluous Hair
Roots and ALL Instantly!
marvellous New Method)'

The new phcIactinc process is as dtt--
r.nt from the dcpila;ory. electrical and.
.n,j.-r methods rs is night from day. IT.
actually removes The entire hair. roots
and all. before your very eyes. II does
Ills il, last "a f"w seconds. easily and,
harnlcssly. Just try IL! fou can get a:
sick Of phclaciirc Mt any drug store,
with directions. which arc quite simplea
There is no odor IN il. no irritating OF,
nnisonnus ronStitu. ,t--you could cVcf-
On; /, without tho FEAST injury. II VIII
leave your skin as soft. smooth ano mars
irIs as = babes. Always sold under \
money back guarantee. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-12
Breeding Should Bring Out Good Quah
Humans.
SHERRARD
Quarterly Meeting.

Tho th.rI uunrisr1y r"ufer'n"" for
rfis year IN Marshall rharer VIII he
ir.ld in tl.. NJ DllL"i VI. t.. church on
S;.tlr,iay. l,.E ginning at 80 r. IN. nr. NJ.
+. Compton. IN. district un"r!nt"nd"ni
vii, Ir.Nri. Tn" regular quarterly
communion S"ryr'" will hr held IN sun
DAY evening al >:nn o'clock. DR.. comp
tor wiiI preach ih" sermon. MI ar"
lUlii"i Ia :hiS S"rI ice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-12
BENWOOD
Tllo Funeral.

Funeral services Tor lhr""-y"A --o'h
John Flo. who died SuuIa! nIsht At
tn" North Whc"l!ne h">i'iih fret" III
inrirS r"rriv"I when II" t"li it"m ms
tricycle. last SATURDAY i"hr ms h"'''' on
Marshall street. VIII h., !I"!h rhIS u:"rn-
M: a; -. I"huS chIrrh. With L"'. 'r
T. NJ. Scho"incr officiating 'u,'fm""'
Will lee IN Nj. calvary - uI"i'i!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-12

This evening the ladies organlzed
clasq Of the Allen Grove Sunday schooi
will give a play entitled. Mrs. Briggs
Of thc Chicken Patch" in Good VIII hall, :.
over Narshs store.
Mir. and Mrs Harry Briemson Of Me-
Mrrhcn. were visiting at the J. F. Rog-~
.rsnu home Saturday and Sunday. z
The Pleasant Hill Ladies' Aid and
Junior Md socicIies will meet at the7
F. parsonnsc: W"dn%sdsS afts ,.1fs
III" guest of her cousin, Miss Helen
Earrin.
Mrs. James Talbcrt. who has BEEN
quite Ill. is slightly improved. 2:
4 chiidrcns' Day service will he held.
in The NJ. Olive, church, Sunday cven-:.s
ing. June eath.
Sunday with Miss Mary Reid. OF MI
niiN"t. ~
Miss Alberta Mozcna. Of Martins. !.
Ferry. is visiting her grandparents, Mr.. :.
and Mrs. !. F.. Kiger.
The rc"nnt rains have caused a mark.
a,l IMPROVEMENT in the appearance or
brlatcd farm crops in this section.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-12
CONTRACT AWARDED.

rHAtE.TSTON. W. Va, June 1l.-A,
Morsautnwn printing and binding con-.
Germ was today awarded the contract ior.
printing the supreme court volumes ~.
Attorney General ENGLAND. The lowest
bid was $"2t3.3:;. Only two other firms
submitted bids for the printing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-12

* - =. Will mr."i sr>i Sum"ry ~ -
u'rnlrh III lil 3pi;"r;n - i've \r:n"rT
hnIr from wh'rr' "a" n.",ii.rS MI!
march :" p.E'i'ipa'" in -" m"m"ril.
parud., ~ Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-12

Francis Brennan. on" "i the CITY
most nnpulav ynumE uru. has ani!"l!!r"''
Li% ,rt"uti"r; IT i":tv!u: Tins cit ThHr--
day for Columbus. whore h" experts :"
talk 4 examination for n" h"S2lta!
CORPS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-12

showed tho result OF careful training.
Succial music was furnished by the =
choir. At the close Of the program. the
m stnr. Rev. n. y. Cotman. gave snort
address. 4 liberal offering was made. :
which anDlirS towards the loan fund Tor :
STUDENTS in the Methodist colleges. :
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-12
o, S. VESSEL SUNK

Ih\DO\. June ~. 10 =. ~. To-"
\,rrriclr sailing vessel. MH:nuS MAn-
-,.u has been sunk ny ~ '''rlnin ut
marine. Shn was sent down after the
crew had left her.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-12
viii Attend Conference.

H.; H. y tuff'nnu viii attend tn" dlS-
,rIr: ,ruror"lr" 10 i' hrld ~ Pin" Grove.
W Nn "u Wednesday. fhurSdAy ana
I'r'.lny. If ;hr~ week. y iMmh"r Of IN"
,,flIrjnl ;u".uh"rS Of tn" h'rh"di$t
,.lurrhre h"rr, wv" ar" ,'N-"fii"In m"ni-
RS ur tn. rnui"r"M"" viii also attend.
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Trlairiphia will entertain today for
Mrs IT, Richard Mhrkrli. Il bride of
This spring Guests ar" Ia include
several special friends OF Mrs. Mar
k,ll's and HE afI"rl!eon Will be spcll
with bridge
Party for Friday.
On Friday afternoon Miss Elizabeth
Brow NJ vi Pheasant Valley Will enter
tam Tor her guest, Mrs. Blake. The
hours ar" 10 b" devoted IL needle
work and Will b" enjoyed by " num-
hcr ri guests. Mrs. l;iak" WAS Miss
La NrI7lr Ellis and formerly resided
III this city, where she has MANY
trIruus.
Juno Dance.
rnI> ,.;.HIi!,; III" M;,rl,!,.Il! club will
,iii"rta.:! a. ~" Eih~ ruih auditorium
".ih Il dnurtus PARTY. wii"n VIII inHuE
lI;,ir = .r.l Il, liEhtiUl lies Tor TINS
.uIuuu"I. M',,rs. '.,ruIA,t.. ilLIdchrand
u,i,: !;ur al, ihr ,."n!,..I;i''! II, ,.narGr =
!i". rari$ ADVERTISEMENTS. wEtch wit
afford !.:u" at lh!., months Scr! inter-
q. ~tiI., ,S"it's.
Th. lrrm,cr "r,nc>ltn ~I., rlay for
un!I,.!ug ana tH' chaps r"i:''> are.
MesdamcS.
=. ii"if"r ~ :. Mrt..I;"y
,'iur: ~.!!lin +. l.. Niinhr"''ht
81. It"hi" !. J.. !'r"kaW
,'n,.I,,i,. -"'ri.r Man i'"hlnd he Ham
sn,. ana ;l,. Flaw.
WHlr"--..i Called You Ny Sweet
'H" Wien It's ''.rcHs ray
H1r Wonderful G,rl. loud
NnIr~ I'm Sorry Made You ''r>.. +,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-12
GhIldrcna, Day Service.

nu SGHiiy evening an excellent t'hli-
G'rn> Day entertainment WAS glN'h IN
III, Picasni lfili Il. T.. church. hT ''"'
,r.rih"rs "f ~" SUNDAY school TIE
, hildr.n acquitted ihrrnS"l,r~ well am!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-12

Mrs Edward I',1r,'.r ~ ''r al"~'-
u!,;ll> e: tn, strait lore! ii"i"t ""h ''"'
;l,.,nh. - 81 ~. N"uGaH i;'rd~' rlUh rs
,.Ir..-tS ~. trrG.fN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-12
MeSGalneS.
Afternoon Party.

Laura WrIG!!' .>''.i.- y =" r"r
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-06-26
Indiana HarbOr
Personal and Otherwise

Mrs Morea of Drummond street, was
a Chicago shopper today.
There will be a meeting OF those in
terested in the suffrage cause at the
public library. Wednesday evening at
730.
There will be a regular meeting of
Indiana Harbor chapter, 37s. o. z. S.
at the Indiana Harbor Masonic lodge
rooms. Wednesday, June 81 at s
p. m. Degrees will be conferred. This
will be the last meeting before vaca-
ton. The next meeting will be the
second Wednesday in September. Re
freshments are to be reserved by Sister
Amicl1 and her committee.