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Arizona republican., 1917-12-25

ernors private secretary had it is true inquired by telephone unaware of the absence of Governor Camp bell from the city, when office would turned over. That was not unnatural, and in properly un derstood circupstances, was not impertinent inquiry.
 What tlfen, the impatient, camorng demo- cratic party that had precpitatey stirred the at torney general official action? It certainly the rank and file of the party, surprisingly large number of whom had voted for Governor Campbell The average democrat on the street Hunt democrat or Campbell democrat not in hurry; so far We could observe, they all keeping their shirts Those who applied the spur to the attorney gen. eral must been the "expectant democrats, those who entertained less robust hopes of holding office under the reg .me-those ho had been softness again; those felt the impera- tive need of immediate subsistence and sustenance. We'll admit that there many of them and if they all, considerable part of them lon the back of the attorney general his deuson that he being ridden by great and entire party is easily expainable.
 In spite however. of. the excitement and missp- prehenson of the attorney and the clamors of the host crowding toward the trough pleased to be assured that the transference of the governor ship will be decent and orderly.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-25
Where the People
 May Have Hearing
Tobacco For the Soldiers
 Hotel San Marco:

Chandler, Ariz., Dec. A, 1917. Editor Arizona Republican,
 PhoneiX.
 I read with interest a 'contributed' article in your Sunday issue setting forth the reasons, as enunciated by tn w. c. T. U., why tobacco should not b. sent to soldiers in camps or on the field.
 The Union has certainly done, and is doing, much good work for the cause of temperance; and temperance is not applicable, alone, to the use of liquor. However, may it not be, that in these
 trenuous times the organization, as such, might better devote it's efforts to establishing total abstinence" than to add to those efforts a campaign against the use of tobacco? If this is not a proper suggestion, why not in- clude coffee in the list of undesirabies Physicians tell us that coffee, drink ing is injurious both to the body and
 he brain, and yet we furnish it in al- most unlimited quantities to the army A majority of our soldiers are addicted to the use of tobacco and find greater comfort and a more certain cure for loneliness in a good smoke than il anything else we could provide. While
 working and exercising in the open the 1 leleterious effect of smoking will no; prove serious. A few of the younger men, while in the army, may contrac' the tobacco habit: so they might have | done had they remained at home. The | non- smokers, as -azrule, who receive ! tobacco through the Red Cross or from personal friends and well wishers. vii | pass it on to their comrades. While our men are giving their strength periling their lives for the good of theil | country, let us make them as comfort
 lble and happyfas possible.
 l IA C RARTI E,,i,I,
Arizona republican., 1917-12-25

When the lights twinkled behind the service flags in the homes of the Salt River valley last night the success of the drive for Red Cross me,nhe-s was ssuled-PhoeniX am sis na1
 as its b., a5 lst
 .,-o. Q 1t is p-a~.i
 z.nJJ m nlbers were t,.~ while in Mesa, TomEl .-DGa.e, i1a, d1n and other 4 so n-.,- name. N eil enrolled al it is -e.t,..I the 3.vJJ mark has been much nor than reached. What this means is shown by a comparison with Los An geles, which, with a population of half a million, has only striven to secure $, GOO members.
 From Ray yesterday came a check to the Red Cross for $500, to be eX pended in buying needed comforts for the Arizona boys at Camp Funston. It | is stated that because of the intense cold there earmuffs are badly needed, and it is the plan to see that no Ari- zona boy goes without earmuffs who wants them. This money and other | contributions will be expended for the comfort of the men in this cold climate camp.
 It will probably take day or so tC check up all the reports even for the work done in the city. while returns from the outlying places will be con- ing in for some days. It is believed from preliminary reports that every town on the list has passed expecta- tions.
 Much credit for the success is due tC the faithful women who have worked so hard to make the intensive drive ; success. They have stood long hour on the street corners soliciting for thu great mercy organization and tn, thousands added to the list came 1T
 through their patriotic and splendit | work
Arizona republican., 1917-12-25

ised political control over the canal. This control subsequently, came to
 est exclusively in Great Britain. ireat Britain had not operated the anal under a lease. In fact, it has lot operated it at all. The operation I'd the development of the canal
Arizona republican., 1917-12-25

Scientific Amercan When Germany launched her armies like hunderbot out of clear sky upon peaceful Europe she had not the slightest doubt that Europe would be prostrate beneath her heel within few months of the firing of the first gun If the German is the superman that he believes himself to be. there was every reason for his confidence
 But the German is not a superman. That was proved at the Marne when gallant France outnum- bered five to three turned undaunted upon the giant foe, and flung him back in utter defeat And later in the drive of Calais. the myth of German invnvi- bity received it's death blow, when a struggling line of British troops held backlthe German hordes (howit 1ers poison gas, and alb with nothing more aid them than their own good rifles and that high faith and indomitable courage which, in the last anaysis will always be the final arber in the struggle of superior against inferior civiliza ton.
 The magnitude of the German preparations is the exact measure of their military failure They should have won. Had the conditions been reversed; had against Germany a similar four conspiracy of con- quest and subjugation and bad Germany been caught as unprepared they, it is firm belief that the allies would have succeeded where the Hun has failed and that within the year the allied standards would have been borne through the central arch of the Bradenburg Tor and down the Unter den Linden
 The military decision which was denied to the German machine at the Marne and in the Calais drive she made ,one last supendous effort to achieve at sVerdun Over 5000 guns and the picked fighting battalons of the German army were there Again she should have Had the German been the superman of his egotstic dreams he would have won We know the result-and know that with that ghastly failure there have died out of the dis cussons around the table of the great general staff any reference to possible military decision.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-25
BOYS IF ARIZONA
 LIKE ARMY LIFT

Srgeant Robert Baker, Company l 15Sth infantry, returns to Cam Kearney tonight after brief fur tough passed in this city.
 Young Baker, who is the son O Judge and Mrs. A. c. Baker. afte 'ong months on border duty, was or dered to the California camp. wher ne finds conditions generally to hi liking. The Arizona boys are all we satisfied with army life, according [, the sergeant.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-25

We notice in the dispatches the name of General Turmoil in the list of Russian delegates to the Brest Litovsk peace conferences Though We had never heard of the general were sure all the time that he was in Russia. And we do not think he will mater lally contribute to satisfactory conclusion of the conference Between him and Captain Lipsky of the Russian delegation and Minister Popoff of the Bull garian delegates and Baron von Hoch of Germany we may expect good deal of noise without concrete results.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-25
HOLIDAY G|F FTS TH|EF'S TROPHY

Many Christmas gifts went glimmer- ing yesterday afternoon when a num- Der of cars, parked along the first block of North First street by shoppers were robbed. Without waiting to in vestigate the contents the theives are said to have gathered up the packages left in the tonneaus of the cars and to have made away with them.
 The police were notified of the thefts and are seeking the vandals who had so little regard for the destined objec- tive of the yuletide presents.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-25

Jesse Merriweather in from Camp Grant H., to see the opera Carmen with Mir. and Mrs. A. w. Merrlweather. He wore olive drab suit and army underwear and several times annoyed Mrs Merri- weather by scratching his back keep cool under the pressure of woolen shirt and sweater and heated opera house. After the opera Jesse driven to the Merriweather home where he a of corn, three dozen oysters, pound of jelly ole and half dozen pigs feet Merrweather says he is pleased with army life.-From the Chicago Defender.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-25

even since Great Britain acquired the majority ownership, have been conducted by a group of British and French capitalists. It may be in teresting to learn that England had opposed the construction of th~ canal
Arizona republican., 1917-12-25
GENEROUS FOLK
 GIVE T0 WIDOW

It is the privilege of The Republi can to acknowledge the receipt of s15 during the day for Mrs, A. F. Station, the woman whose little girl was burned to death recently and whose husband died from the shocking accident. Thi. money will be placed in the widows hands on Christmas day from Samu5 r Witte on R. F. D. No. 2 who gov -
 cm arOth f giVel
 It V A
 ;on q.
 'bli5ar h-s t-a~
 ~ur
 gfrrd a 4 ste moth r's Chi tm9s r ay be least made brighter by the knowledge hat the mercy thought is prominent in the hearts of her friends here whc mourn with her in the terrible afflic- tion of the past few days.
 It will be a privilege to give to the needy mother and her little surviving daughter any donation which may come to the office of this newspaper.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-25
SEVENTH GERMAN LOAN
TRepublican A. P. xeaseo Wi,

Republican A. P. Leased Wire]
 LONDON, Dec. 24.-Final figures for the seventh German loan were 12, ,625, ,660 200 marks, according to a Reuter- dispatch from Amsterdam, quoting a message from Berlin
Arizona republican., 1917-12-25

Ray, A1lz., Dec. ?.
 The English government about 1875 acquired something more than 176,000 shares of the canal, by pur- "hase, paying s20,OOO.OOO. The pur- chase was made from the khedive vho had been trying to sell to a T~ench syrd7cate This madn Eng land the heaviest owner. England md France by reason of their posi- ton in Egypt had previously eXer-
Arizona republican., 1917-12-25
The Suez Canal

IIS OuGZ OGTIdT
 To the Editor of The Republican, Sir: Will you kindly tell me through the columns of your paper whethe he English government owns tn Suez canal. If so, when did it ac- -uire it? And was it not first op- rated by Great Britain undor lease
 Yours very sincerely.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-25

Christmas 'Tis the season for kindling the fire of hospitality in the hall, the gen. ial fire of charity i'll the heart.
 Washington Irving.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-25
RED GROSS WORK GREAT SUCCESS; MARK |S PASSED

When the lights twinkled behind the service flags in the homes of the Salt River valley last night the success of the drive for Red Cross members was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-18

Ter, Mrs. l.. Eeardsley Of Penn street.
Mrs. Ephlin will remain Inc summer
and will be joined later by her son.
Mr.. Will Ephin.
Russell Taylor. of Canton. o., Is Tue
guest of Miss Eleanor Stewart.
W. L. Smith of the Overland Agency
will 50 10 Toledo, o.. on business w.
day. ,o
Miss Lila Little left on Tuesday lot
Baltimore and Washington, where. sue
will spend. several weeks.
Mrs. F. s. Romine will return nome
today from visit with friends III
Columbus and Chilicothe.
Misses Katherine Klein and KUN
Goodhue will go 10 Sistersville today'
where they will attend the Hl9H
school commencement.
Deputy Court Clerk Harry I. Ciouse
is at Martinsburg attending the Shrine
ceremonial.
Miss Mareerv D. II. Lilly secretary
of The Lutheran Women's Missionary
Society, left last pight for her home Al
fredericksburg. Pa, after compleLlns
her duties in connection with the mis-
sionary convention, which closed mere
at noon yesterday.
City Auditor Charles II. Ahrens re-
turns this morning from Martlnsours
where he attended the grand conciaFe
of the Knights Templar.
Rev. and Mrs. ". l.. Heuser re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-18
MEMS BRIEFS

City Treasurer ". s. Mcr.Iroy m.
lrounced Yesterday that city employees
vino do not pay Their taXrS ny June
! will have The amount of lnrG Ollls
deducted from thcir las; pay checks
before the administration ends June
: so.
! A special session OF Wheeling
, Lodge No. IS. r. i. .. Elks wuS held
Yesterday morning 10 initiate 5. ,.
ROdman, who expressed desire 10
become an Elk before sailing Tor
France where he will serve in he lied
Cross ambulance corps.
! Two drunk$ aTraigncd lit police
court yesterday !murnin" were, sen
fenced 10 serve terms in The city work
. house.
. BLACK Prince LodY" No. -,
Knights OF I'ythiAS conferred il,. :anli
of ESQUIRE ,1n eleven CuntI!daI"% Iasy
evening. Captain Edward Dirtn;:r III.
rectcd the team work
A. f.. Marsrhnrr. candlda-r i".
council-al.l2rG". yesterday made alli-
dayil before Circuit Clerk .Io:n l.
. Einrhorn tha; h. is. no, pledged 20 any
candidate for any offices To bu tilted
! by appointment under The :ew char
ter.
; Motions for Judgment in tn" suiS
; of the county against E.X.ShcrlrfS VI.
NJ. Clemens and ID. Ii. Taylor viii "e
! submitted 20 Judge il. lI"iy,%.
Wednesday. May 81. Prosecuting Al'
,orrey D. \. Mckee announce: yra.
iarlar
, In 4 letter 10 relatives here, Al
torney Leo ~ Coleman declares that
! The Wheeling, young men llE"<in" o.
E2crs uruiulES camp lille al t0rt ilat'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-18

rison, indianapolis. Fred Roderus, ne
writes, is acting first sergeant anu
George Feeny is platoon leader.
THE Wheeling Traction company
yesterday advertised for women /"
hll the places Of car cleaners at the
Island barns. Shortage Of men maze
the step necessary.
John . H. Lasch, candidate ror
council in the Sixth ward. YESTERDAY
issued Il statement denying fatty that
he is pledged 10 any candidate Tor ap.
pulntiyc office under the new Guy
charter.
"A small "asolinc frr in ". T..
Robinsnn'S rage on S'''i'h FROM
street yesterday morning MAS rNtln-
guishrd by Island fremen with n''l"
loss.
--t,dward Oppennani. AGED T..
risked his life yesterday morning
! when he scaled Il high telephone pole
[ 10 save the life OF a cat enlWined IN
wires al The top.
Members OF the domestic science
classes Of the Wheeling High school
accompanied by Miss Martha ROSS
their instructor. were given d demon
stration OF electrical cookers at the H.
s. Sands Electrical company store
yesterday afternoon. The drmonStra-
ton was in charge II Miss 5. j. tTush
OF Pittsburgh.
Under ruling made by Tax Com
missioner Hallanan and Attorney Cen
eral ENGLAND. the counties and not
| the Shrriffs are entitled TO the lees
! allowed by The government Tor Keep
ing federal prisoners.
-Repairs TO the big porch az me
Elks' club have been completed ana
big SWINGS and porch chairs have been
| placed Tor The convenience OF thn
members.
! DIR. William Sharpe, Of New YORK.
will arrive this afternoon 10 address
| the Ohio County Medical society at
| the Hotel Windsor al S:3n this even
in. A dinner in honor Of Jr. sharpe
Will be served a, 5 x.
"A condemnation suit 81 tho
Wheeling Coal Railroad 10 secure
irishts-Ufway through several pieces
iof property east af the city VIII come
Iup before Judge II. t. lirrr"y in err
! cult court Saturday.
--MemberS OF Osiris Shrine. who AZ
;tcndcd the Shrin" ceremonial al Mar
lIinsburc. will return TO Wheeling
early this afternoon.
Annie Snyder. ladcn City white
hlll, uiltStN pau hIiI'h' w iI'-'' 40" - :
negro. arrested several months ago on
a charge Of white slavery. WAS re-
leased from a local hospital yesterday,
where she has been i'll with typhoid
fever. She will likely appear before
the Federal grand jury al Phlippl
against tho negro. She has been held
as. the material witness against Da-
Wis.
e. \. Robinson. OF the Island. will
represent the Ohio Valley Automobile
Club. and Elmer Hough. nf WrllSburg.
the West Virginia Automobile ASsnci-
alton, ut the Annoual convention Of The
American Automobile Association III
Cleveland. MAY -. Secretary lIohlil-
zcll Of The O. Y. and Stale auto nrgani-
cations. has S"nt out cards TO all MEM
beers announcing the meeting.
6. +. French. Smithti"ld. Wr1z"l
county, grocer. filed 4 voluntary petit
lion in bankruptcy her" yesterday.
through his attorney, {. l.. Johnson. nf
New Martlnsvi!r. Assets. $6%i. liza
hililinS. 81 liza. There are several
Wheeling creditors.
Traffic on III" Pike division at
the Baltimore and Ohio WAS inter
rupred yesterday Hflrrrnon ny Il
freight ear Grrailm"nt AT Point Mills.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-18
About People
Movements Of individuals to
and From the City.
TRI-STATE ARRIVALS.

aoqcrs-C. l.. HcnSlcy. Charleston;
r. f.. OAk">, Charleston; 4; 5. Cowan,
ManningIOn: W. 6. Sykes. Pittsburgh
II. ) Fink. Columbus: Mr. and Mrs
1T. II. Shraur. Canton; \. Wolf, Park
crSburc: +. j. MOrisOn GAINESVILLE; II
&C.. Lee. Pittsburgh; l.. l.. Kaufman
Toledo: E. W. Stone. Pittsburgh.
McLure-u. Toman, CharlrsiOn; F,
]. Audit. Parkcrsburg; j. {. Food. ui
Illumination: E.. 4. Price, Huntington
+. q. Funk. MoundSvillc: X. l.. Mrr
ril, Rarncsrilir: Bernard busch. Fair
mont; J. s.. Ibradrn and wife. Cam"
ron; j. II. CLANCY. West Alexander
Ermrr Mcdonnell. Columbus: John T.
Simms. Charleston; Hugh Conell. nt
I Canton.
Windsor-I. NJ. Couch. Of larkcrS
burg: Robert 4. Armstrong. Morgan
Town: J. H. Knapp. rark"rShurG;;
Whit Parker. Of parkcrSbure; {. l.
Uaruk<, Weston: V. e.. Black. Siru
bcnvillr: 5. E.. Irwin. PITTSBURGH: +
G.. BlaiS, Toledo; {. i. White. ul
Columbus.
stamm C. 5. Grow. Murcantown
George Lirchtrr, Cameron: W. u
baldwin, Elkins; +. NJ. krllar. Hun
drrd: u. H. WOuftrr. kcn0ra: Harry
Mc;;ranuhan. Proctor; Miss i. Il. His
som. Sart!is: Mrs. !. K. lliSs0m. OF
Sardis: G. +. Smith. Pittsburgh; "
J.. Lee and wife. Pittsburgh: j. H.
LicchIcr, Rock Lick.
IiOrn. Wednesday, 10 Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Krummr, OF Triadrlphia, Il nine
pound SON.
, Drpu United States Marshal John
NJ. Short returned home yesterday
from Atlanta. Ca. wh"rr h.. with S"r'
era, other officers. took nine prison
rr* 20 in? Federal prison.
W. l.. Campbell. a former resident
OF Wheeling, ami who has been ~ me
: shoe business at Fairmnnl tor several
wears. j.; visiting friends and relatives
here for Il few days.
E. \. Price. Of lluntinEi on. is Visit
ing friends in Wheeling district.
y THOMPSON. Of Huntington. left
last night for home.
Joseph Boone. travelling r"nreS"h'a
live Of the l.icE"ti d Myers Iooaccc
, Company. through his section. Is re-
covering from IN illness or several
weeks of typhoid fever and pn"umo
niu IN his home AT Huntington.
Mrs. Lena Schw"rrIerg"r with MIS-
IN {; Morgan. ST., returned on Ned
npSdnv from Cambridge Springs
whrrr tlrv spent several weeks.
: Misses Marin Norramp and Nan
! I1r,kau az Cincinnati. o.. are visiting
Mrs Frank D Brien OF Leno1 Place.
|. Mrs. Ephlin Of Seattle. WASH. motn'
Icc of Mr.. Charles Ephlin Of this city
has arrived as the guest OF her oaugh'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-18
WOMAN'S CLUBS
Nav Music Festival.

closing the season Of the Woman
club, the Music department VIII CIV
Il Music Festival at the ElkS' rluh OH
the evening OF Tuesday. May - ms
will he one of the largest and most
elaborate entertainments Of tn" year
and the proceeds will 20 10 the C"''o
Welfare work Of lhr club.
! The program Tor the evening Is "ie
decidedly OF merit and has h"th ar
ranged by Mrs. ". +. NoolenWtDpl
chairman OF this department: MIS-,
Elsie Fischer kinchel0", ~" director
of the club chorus: Mrs. Ben t.xIeF
Mrs 4 4. Wheat. Mrs. J. B. fancy
Mrs. Newton Waltz. Mrs. Frank Car
lin. Mrs. +. +. Fqris and Mrs. D.. W.
BRYANT. It is made mp OF niSceliaI'
icuus numbers. AMI 10 Il certain extent
emphasiZes the work nf American
composers. The chours Of half nun
drrd voices will add much 10 'h'
pleasure of the occasion.
The program follows:
!l-thorus--
Suitc) .............,..'H rris
(b)--Anitra's Dance ..... Gre'g
'o--Niolin--
Selected ....Mr. David unSar0
;i--Quarlrt--
Spring Song Gabriel and Marie
Misses Carrie Brandlass. Haze
Sramon. Mrs. +. +. Faris, Mrs
Mae Frye Sinks.
,2-Duo. Hungarian Dances. .Erahms
Miss Eta Smith, Mrs. Erma
Bearuie Scabrisht.
5-Rradng. "Nydia III" Blind Flow
CT Girl" from the Last Days ol
Pomp"il ;..;,.''' hH wv
Miss Ruth Pr!tit.
(;I--The Snow Storm. .....,,.
....... James II. Rogers
(!D----'rwO Clocks .............
.......... James II. Rogers
i7-p!ano--
Concert t.!udr ....... Marnowr'I
Mrs. Edward SlllrL
S --Nuicc--
(a) "Nar.
(bj --"Earh in Ills own Name
.......... Mrs. Ricrardo hlcc'
tr)-" Nnc Golden Day Foster
Mrs. Roherl K. Marshall.
'9--Choru$-
(E.ycninG Siar) ......,:....
John Hyatt Brewer
(bl--.Star Spangled Banner. kry
Pantomllnrd by Miss Ruth P"llI'.
Soprano. Mrs. Anna ii. QUO
rontrnlto. Mrs. J. l.. e. Conna'Iy.
Chorus DirpctOr-~NrS. Elsie Fischer
kinchcloc.
Arcnlnpanisrs T.. ". Sulcl. Mr.
Graham Marsh.
Club Accompanist-MlSS Sara Metz
ner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-18

NOV is the Time to Get Rid Of THESE
UuIy Spots

Now is the Time to Get Rid Of These
Ugly Spots
There's no longer the slightest need
Of feeling ashamed of your freckles,
as the prescription othine - double
strength is guaranteed 10 remove
these homely spots.
Simply get an ounce of othlne.--"
double strength - from any dTugssSt
and apply little of it night and morn
Jag and YOU should soon see that'even
the worst freckles have begun TO dis
appear, while The lighter ones have
vanished entirely. II is seldom that
more than an ounce is needed TO com
ipletely clear the skin and gain beau
ItifuI clear complexion.
BE sure to ask for the double
strength 0thinc as this is sold under
guarantee Of money back If il fails IL
Irrmovc frcckleS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-18
ASCENSION DAY IS -
OBSERVED YESTERDAY
Impressive Services Held in letai
Catholic Churches. =" :,

Ascension day, the fortleth day af-
ter Easter. was observed reverently
yesterday by the Catholics Of Wheel.
ing. Masses were held in st. Jo8eph,s
cathedral at $50. GEO, 1880, $3.50 and
1890 o'clock and were well attended
Devotions last night were in charge
of the Sodality of the Blessed Virgin.
Masses were held in st. Alphonsus
church at similar hours. VesperS in
the churches in the evening concluded
the observance. IS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-18
New First Aid Classes.

II has been announced that within
thenext few days. new First Aid CLASS
as will be formed al Red Cross mead
quarters in the Hub building. Any
who care 10 Join may do so by Gazing
at HEADQUARTERS and registering. IN
ARRANGING for the convenience OF thrs"
members. there will he instruction.
given morning, afternoon and even
ing. 80 that any snare TIME one mas
may be utilized very conveniently.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-18
CLOSING of School,

The closing event of Miss Bertha
Wilson's school at Woodawn, Will
be given on Tuesday afternoon, May
29 in the open at Echo Point. \ May
pole dance will be a beautiful attrac-
lion and those taking part will wear
outfits representing spring flowers.
Admission will be charged TO TINS
years party. and the sum obtained
will be donated the Red Cross society.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-18
Lecture of Monday.

Everyone will i" interested In the
appearance Of Miss Elinnr Stafford
Aiillar Il, the Elks club on Monday
evening. OF next week. She will open
the membership campaign Of the
Wheeling Chapter of The Red Cross
society and will deliver her address
on "America's Ally. Australia. IN
connection patriotic anthems will he
given OF America and her allies. \
cordial invitation is extended the pub
lie 10 attend.