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The Washington times., 1917-03-04

There can be no strong. heaitny'
beautiful. rosy-cheeksgSIa ksgSardinand King,
Hew York physician and authoT.
Elm my recent IaIkS 10 phy phya,aIcas
tho grave and serious SohseSHd Si'd IF
of iron deficiency IN tne .Iiy am-
Xnarican women, ] have stronsI "a ia
AIilei A,nlsi.ad the fact that doctors shoul9
pproscTibe more organic lron-nuSHa. SIa,.','
iron-for their nervous, D"ti
weak. haEgardlooking women PTbe
ents. Pallor means ,.snnnan is pale,
sSa rIesh flabby. The muscles iaGH
me the brain rags, ana the uei ,,iaei
f9iIs and often they become and
nervous, irritable ir0n goes from
melahhJJdS hJnOd Of women the roses go
from their cheeks. o, foods of
G.In the most common loous Ja
,D,erica- the starches, sugars ,hite
syrups, candies, POI polssnbi nbisc,sts, maca-
III snaghetti, tapioca, sag0, la a.
Loiii' L,oiiiliL',,,JnaIed cornmeal, no lohse
Hes Sl'I,, 20 he found. REFINING prtSeS
have removed the IRON T foods.
Earth li,ii from pnnmeth9ds Of home cookery; by
anu a'iry down the waste PiPe IL
ntor in which oug NeSetaoo anotber
Eo,Ited are responsible 10 ~ Won
STaye iron loss. xonthfuI vim
"a zh tn DresFlN'
WE" Wa igor 10 a riple old age y',r yo food
ana Trtb he iron deficiency IN your ir"n LoUS
Suppl some form OF orgahS ,.o,,r
py You would use sait "he" So"'
Just hs as not enough salt. -, ,ha
fo9G Or h'a Howard James; ;Ith iaie Service Se ie
,-IR(,cd R states Public HeaiIh Son iron is
Onlteo i.In NV opinion, organic IRON III ~
says; y,d question the greatest ,o,tId on I'D
oey0mg oeynib builders. II people "Tuv tSev
strehEsk E,ake Nuxated Iron when they des
ieei wSsmseIves with 'haoit-Iornh, nm,
lhg stimuIants and alGonoiiu his
drug am convinced tnaI IN tn,s hs
eTageSI, lives of thousands misnt IraD, @
way tnS Tbo now die every year year iL1h Eidl
ssseI sss.Hnonia grippe, consnmp,,SS",o other
pneuinniar niyar heart trouble ana otnss
heS; S;arous maladies. The real: as as
dang rrUbich started their diseases, , "aS 81
cause ] whIn more nor less than lack GI
noIn'ns @ NJ the blood. Iron Is apsoI'eG ad ~
iron sarV -, 10 enable your oioTH u,,h
nSense food into living tissue m,hst
cnah s no matter how mucn OF VIA
out out It. ssr YOUR food merely passes nS
;XSroush XTg s you without doing .ESth YOU amy any
oS You don't get the strength pul
and as a consequence YOU
ca,,,s o weak, pale and sickly Iook,ns,
Sns. liISs a plant trying to grow IN =
soii dencient in iron. A patient Oh
The Washington times., 1917-03-04

Anv woman who tires easily, is nerv-
ons or irritable, or looks pale, hag-
gard and worn should at once have
her blood examined for iron deh-
cheney administration OF simple
Nuxated Iron will often increase the
strength and endurance OF weak,
nervous, careworn women lOO per
cent in two weeks time.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-08-17
DAY or REVOLUTIONS PAST
Education Must Take TIE Place of the
Anticipated Methods of Maxim
Changes in Government.

The mnrhinn ,rI1n nnd tj,, Lf,E ,,-
nIo4ivn sbou h,,,, aa5a'7 H.. '''>, 'I7',. w ~.
srrco,.rnI r,,.,,I,,.:o,,' ,,,,N" '''' '.,'N ~
Stanjc, 1yo,'an ~, 'T,'. T,.,,.I ..'I'.' .
thor or ",rbn TIansn ~ tnl ','.,.. .I,l.. g." 80,
GnntInran If IGronoo,, o,,,I ..,....I 'I' -,
Rcd RnLn" aan,,,i,+, ,"'.' W. C-'''., ~. ''''
,,,,,,. ,.,'... -NoO|l "tiis III. ~ NI' N'N-
pie can over hono to ho s,,,....s.,I ,... IN1 y,
the Iorgor natfons NOW, ~
"Nr,tnst fbo ,,rs1.ata.o,,5
oId dov. naI,o1 ,',,,,,', , ',,',' ''','''i "I
wnonnns conId ,"a,,,l r.1 "'.' - ,,.',,'~illIl r
s1rnnoth onI .,,r,I,.,,', ,'', - i"'! l'ill
nnt todar ,,,n,' ,,'',,,1so ,,,,t were Sl'',tnl'
runs bondlod h,, t,.iaa ''o|.'n '''''' ''''le
nnrts cnn MAN.. ,"'OT '' '"',I'9 eA'
t,,f,,.,,. 1','' "'"ll li"Il,'I'NN IN
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-08-17
No. 666

ms is a prescription prepared especially
i0r H MALARIA or cHlLLS G. FEVER
rive r or SIX doses will break anv case and
IL taken then as a tonic the Fever will not
[elIfn' EtT' 1t acts on the liver better than
NaIomei and does not Gripe or sIcI,en 35c
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-13
COURT DECLARES THE
BELL A MONOPOLY 7.

CHICAGO July l2.--By decree OF
the Cook county superior court the
! CeAtraI l'nion Telephone company OPP.
Grating in IIiEoi* Indiana and Ohio
has been divorced from tho American
Telephone and. TELEGRAPH company
and I'll spork held in tho former COM
pary by lhr. latter has been ordered
sold at public au"tiCn. Sd
The decree. which was entered yes.
lirrday hy Judge ". T. Dover. directs
the Central Union company 10 oper-.
ale as p separate. independent COM
pany. II is said. 70 drriv" An annual
income III lie 3ciShhorhOnd of So.
400 hnn irGEA "1n.nGn S;Hfioc;$.. The dc:
cree IS similar 10 an opinion given in
rhr case by Jmige Duvrr last January.
Tn" corrr holds that tn" Bell sys-
tcm is monopoly and has been since
its establishments ard orders that al,
notes nf The Central l'nicrl company
held by III" American Telephone and
TELEGRAPH! company. amounting 10
moro than SIn.nnh .n0n. Er surrendered
and cancelled.
The court further orders an account.
ny a2air:r rlc =. = ( r. TO. III favor
Gf tic ndcn"nd"nI cnlnpaar for
"wron2lrH divr"tinr:; re business. for
unfair rr"ai,"rni ~ p".m"Gt Of so.
called nri:Uaiinc rnrHmisSinn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-13
RECEPTION AT
WOODSDALE HOME
Public lnspects Worthy Institution
Which Cares for Many Children.
Interesting Program.

Yesterday afternoon and evening a
reception was held at the Woodsdale
Home OF Children. giving the public
an opportunity to inspect this most
splendid institution. in which so much
good is being done for children.
During the afternoon about seventy
five visitors called, and many more in
the evening, to enjoy the hospitals
" Of the home and find interest in
seeing how these little ones are cared
for. Many ordinations Of praise and
wonder were heard at the methods
which are pursued in the making of
the lives OF those under their care so
clean and wholesome and pleasant.
A reception hall and directors
rooms. together with an assembly hal,
and In the rear kitchen and dining
room, complete the first floor. On
the second floor are the dispensary,
infant wards and larger children's
wards. All are immaculate. Linen
rooms, with many little outfits FOR the
children In readiness. were displayed.
On the third hoor the large airy school
room found much favor.
During the afternoon an interesting
program Of pantomimes, recitations
and songs, given by the children. was
enjoyed, and dainty refreshments
were served by the following young
ladies: Misses Dorothy Beans, Eliza
beth Beans. Katherine Klein, Marga-
ret Barnard and Elizabeth Klein.
The ladies IN the receiving line
were the members the board. tnclu-
ding Mesdames J. J. Jones. John L.
Dickey. Julian G. Hearne, George
Woods. Walker Frissell. Samuel OFT
Laughlin, J. C. Lynch. Misses Almira
Brown and Mary Mckee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-13
SIDE TALKS
Madame's Glasses
(By Ruth C1meron.)

A most interesting scheme came 10
my attention the other day.
It was put into practice III OK?
some distance from here and whcthnI
there Is anything Of the sort IN TINS
city. L don't know. But | think there
should be and that is partly why am
writing this.
4 woman who used Ia live In our
neigh borhood was visiting here recently
and appeared Ut one OF our little social
functions in such smart pretty it'll"
frock that we all commented upon It.
When she lived here she used to have
quite a little trouble with her clothes
She Is clever with her needle. but not
quite clever enough 70 turn out per-
fectly right gown
Did you make II yourself" we
asked.
Il did and didn't" she said
And then she told US about the
scheme.
1t seems that in the city where she
opened q new kind OF classes. AZ least
they are new to me. Perhaps you have
heard OF them before.
. There must be six members In tn"
class and each pays dollar and half
for q days class. The six members
como 10 madame's establishment. each
bringing with her material for some
thing she wants - make. Madam" then
plans zach garment and sup"rviScs IN"
cutting and fitting.
Madame Supervtses.
The women themselves d" tho work
under madame's supervision. In The
rooms are several machines for ihs
class's use and as | understand II Que
sewing girl who viii assist tf"r extra
paymenO If desired.
1T is perfectly WONDERFUL" said our
old neishbor. what We can get done.
One woman brought dress and Il
blouse and got them blocked out 50 that
she could finish them nj home. And
another got silk suit started. think
she Is going 70 20 one more day. There
are so many of us who can SOW we'll
enough. but who can't plan really
smart dress or get IN. lines JUST right.
! think it's a wonderful scheme.
Her Gowns Were the Real Testimonial.
Her tribute 70 nadame's schem" was
enthusiastic enough. but tho contrast
between the gown she wore and ihn
gown she used 20 wear was even more
OF testimonial.
To any potential madame, or to any
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Benwood Briefs.

Mrs J. u. Kelley. AZ Wnyn"shs.rg.
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. rad!"n. "t
McMechcn street
William Hranncn and LANES 'iHtciy
lief; last evening for Il trip 10 Atlantic
City and other eastern points.
Mr. and Mrs. Carmam Scar'r,"hia. at
Niles. O.. have returned t" their l"ui'
after visiting Mr.. anu Mrs. .I"S,rm
Scarnechia of Main street.
Steve kacinski is making i,npr",''
mcnts 10 his property "n %lHr:EnIi
street.
Miss Lillian .Eayn"n. at M''y"r', pai"
Pa. is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Jo:n
Ruynon. OF Main street.
Mrs. George Showaltcr. "' Malj
street. is i'll.
Sam franc. of Water street. has r'.-
turned from VISIT at rIItehur@'
Misses Anna and RIOS" .Nrkrru!au and
brother. Andrew. returned :" tnrIr homo
on Water street last evening after Wis
iting relatives al Philadelphia.
Miss Lillian White. at Cleveland. VIII;
arrive in this city u"m"rr"w t" >i"r'!
several days ms the guest at Mis- Mary
Higgins. of M",;h"u street.
Clarence Norton. at Martins Ferry.
was a business visitor in the city w.
to-day.
Miss CARR" Ilanl"r, Of MnrShh't
street. is III" guest "f Miss Marie Con
ucr. Of Glendale.
Miss Marie Carrigan. Of $t"ub"nvill".
is visiting with relatives i'll this city
Miss Hnnnah liankc. Of High street.
is spending the week end with her sis
ter Mrs EStella Becker, of Mounds
Vile.
q. V. GNcil. ot Water street. is Wis
iting with relatives in the east.
Miss Esther Roam. al Marshall street.
has recovered from an illness.
Miss Alice Davis. of Wntnr street. is
visiting with friends aud rLiatiycs Al
Cleveland.
Misses Ruth and Anna Mason. Of
Nigh street. arc the guests of friends
and relatives nj I'arkerShurE.
Mrs. Frank Hawkins. Of Grafton Is
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z e. T. K K { IS
Don't Hide 1T-hcn, with a Veil; Re.
move Them WIKI tn: O:EIne
Prescription

This prescription for he removal Of
frecklcS was written by prominent
physician and x usually so successful
in removing ircci,lrs and giving
clear. beautiful complexion that it is
sold by any druggist under guarantee
TO refund the money If it fails.
Don't hide your freckleS under. a
veil get an ounce Of othinc-double
strengthened remove them. Even the
first few applications should show a
wonderful improvement: some OF the
lighter freckles vanishing entirely. =
Be sure 10 ask the druggist for the
double strength othine: il is this that
is sold on the money-back guarantee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-13
The Auction Sale Of
AILLM AN G. SON
jewelers., % 18th st.
Now going on-Mornings, II a. m.
tcrnoons, 2:3O; Evenings, 7:30,
BENWOOD
Fad Cross Meeting.

The meeting held last evening by the
local Rcd Cross branch was well attend
cd Rev H. n. Sampson presided Mrs.
Il. r. Martin reported that the Ladies'
Aid Society OF the Benwood NJ T.. church
had selected Thursday OF each week as
their sewing day No reports from SINH
lar societies of the other churches were
given.
Following are weekly reports of the
soliciting committees who were present:
Mrs. j. L. Sigler and Mrs. w. Bechtel OF
the Fifth ward. SCI (which added TO
other contributions received makes a
total of $1,000. Mrs. 4. Lewis. Of North
Renwond. Sill: Mrs. r. y. Martin and
Mrs VIM. Policy. Of the second square III
Center Bcnwood, s.: Mrs. James HiE-
gins and Mrs !. w. Leach. of the first
square In Center Rcnwood. So Mrs Mary
Gc0gclcin. Of Browns run. s..
The treasurer, Mrs. Michael Butler, Is
now able 10 report a sum of $500 in the
treasury.
Arrangements for lawn fete to be
given on the evening of July IS on Sew
enth and Water streets. were made.
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HEADACHE,
PAIN NEURALGIA
DON'T SUFFER-! GET A DIME
PACKAGE OF DR.. JAMES HEAD
ACHE POWDERS.

You can clear your head and relieve
dull. splitting or violent throoblng
headache in a moment with a Or.
James Headache Powder. This olo'
time headache relief acts almost magl
cally. Send some one to the drug store
now for dime package and few mo-
ments after you take a powder you
will wonder what become OF the heao'
ache. neuralgia and pain. Stop SILT
frring-it's needless. Be sure you get
what you ask for.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-13
ANOTHER ;S3oHIiEFfE. to
BEAT LIQUOR LAWS

T-'-''. T. -I-',II = 10 II:ITIe .
CLARK Sil'N:. ". Va. .inl? T.
WhiSkn, j. row cn:n;r2 ;r'G West. Viz
2inia n way OF he "priv!:;:":'i'1lor"
route. a""n"l'c:G - j. Waiter Rec OF
i'arkcrSbG:s and Harry Fitzgerald OF
Huntington. deputy "rat". rnmi'1:ss:on.
crs nf prohibition. whn can" here TO-
day from Weston. where they were
officially "nGa""d. They reported she
seizure Of :; gn?riitv Of Hhisk"y Al Al
express 0Eic" lhcr" Iab"lru b., bers-
supplies Il wiI poured inic'a sewer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-13
VIII Not Be Idle Long.

\ representative of tho United Mine
Workers Union was In thiS rltN yes
i"rhay moruinC r0nfcrrinC Win III" COM
niticr. ri the lIitchmhn coal miners VINO
recently uuii work because or IN" com
rany's refusal TO rcrnEniH" them As mem
h.rs of the union. III, promised In have
all the miners al work in other mines
within a short time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-13
Becoming Fond of Babies.

4 number of foreigners arc hrr"nng
very fond of their babies since laws
against liquor have gon" into rti5''. IL
Is one Of their greatest pleasures 10
wheel the little ones I" and from Sell
aire in gn-rartS. DO they I'r,'IE" any
thing in return for their Kindness!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-13
Boys to Help Cncle Sam.

David Tyson and Walter Shepard
nopular young men OF this city. left
last evening to take tho final eXamina-
ton at Columbus for the hospital corps
or the United States army.
John pccgnn. who resigned his posi-
ton as marhinIsi at tho National Tube
company. Riverside Works Wednesday,
left early last evening for Washington.
n. c.. where he will accept position
In the United States navy yards.
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vestry Meets Tomorrow Afternoon.

Tomorrow afternoon the \"Siry of 81.
Matthew's Lutheran church Will hold Il
special business meeting in the pastors
study at the parsonage. y full aucNh-
anCe Is requested
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-13
westward Bound"

"Wednesday evening Frank Mahood.
Leonard tic"sclrin and William FoIIey
left III Mr.. Muho"d's Maxwell for
trim through Ohio and Indiana
sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs. w IS
Mct'lclland If Water street. Will leave
Ia spend several months OH their rancr
IN I,nuglas county. Washington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-13

lnrd. Md. and Mr.. Halstcad Woodrow
Caldwell, of oxford. y. c.. and Palm
I;cach. Fla. The date for the wedding
has MOI hcen made known. but 1t Will
take place snmo time in the early aut-
unu.
Miss Sloan is the daughter OF the
late Judge and Mrs. David Sloan, Of
Cumberland. and Mr. Caldwell Is the
son az Mr. BENSON Caldwell, formerly
Of this city.
The guests at Wednesdays dinner
were:
Messrs and McsdameB
+. N. Ilildreth Alfred Brady
Misses
Anita Crahbc Margaret Sloan
Louisville, Ky. Cum berland. Md.
Louise Horsley
Mcssrs.
". S. Brady II. W. Caldwell
4. NJ. Caldwell
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-13

"Wednesday evening mt her home on
MrMcri"n street. Miss Lillian smith
entertained som" ii her friends. Refined
games. music aud vocal solos wcr" The
diversions. N.a S"asonable hour re-
frrEhmcntS were served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-13
SOCIETY IS BUSY
IN VARIOUS WAYS
SWIMMING AND PICNIC AFFAIRS
VIE WITH KNITTING AND
MOTOR PARTIES

informal Dancing Parties Still Find
Favor With the Younger Set as
Midsummer Diversion.
Miss Eleanor Stewart entertained
the members of The Comfort Kit club
Yesterday afternoon al her home near
Tradclphia.
The happy group enjoyed IN" pleas.
urcs of thu swimming pool located on
tho Stewart grounds and devoted $"v-
cral hours to. knitting. The guests
who remained for dincl": were:
Misses
Marie Rolf Alice MrNulIy
Frances Wood Elizabeth Burns
Elsie Lee S;urrr IenrlHr BURNS
Philadelphia l.rCanna Hubbard
Elizabeth Hubbard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-13
Wedding Announced.

Tho many friends Of Miss Grace
Mack. Of this city. and George Webb. of
Martins Ferry will M doubt be sur
prised to hear Of their marriage last
Friday evening ut Martins Ferry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-13
MateSick Funeral.

This morning at . o'clock At ST. Johns
church, Rev Father i. NJ. Schooner
will hold funeral services over the re-
mains OF the late Steven Matesick, who
died Wednesday evening at the North
Wheeling hospital. lntrrment will fol-
low a. Mt. Calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-13
TWO More Migrants.

Yesterday morning Joseph Taylor and
Iamrs Ryan. who have been enjoying
vacation tor q number Of months. we're
taken to Mnundsvillc By Sheriff Clay
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SpeCiaI SATURDAY.

cided that Il lawn fctc hc held "n tho
church lawn OH the evenings of July
20 and 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-13

At the meeting Of tho official hoard ot
the Rcnwnnd NJ. r. church. II vas de-
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nAliphtflll July PnrtY.

One OF the most delightful ot .1uly's
parties occurred last evening when the
Misses Hunt sherry entertained num-
her If their friends In honor of Miss
Frances Proving and Mr.. Hall OF Park
nrsburG The guests spent an enjoyable
evening of games and music which was
happily closed with tho serving OF re-
rrcshmrntS to the following:
MlsSrs--Pcnrl Dean. Leah Miller,
Marie RinEle, Leta Johnson. Frances
Browning. Virginia Shcaring. Elsie lIe'-
frnbine. Corneliu Good. Edna Reeves.
Vida lTuntsbrrry. Selma Huntsberry.
and Mcssrs Christie Good. Mr.. Hall, AL
bert Good. Albert Schncll. Howard Stem
ger, Hilbert Brown. Russell Brown. Cecil
Mont gnmsry and Mr.. and Mrs Hunts
berry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-13
Bridge Party. .
Engagement Announced.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Brady. "f In" Nir-
gina apartments. at IL dinner party on
Wednesday evening. announced tho en-
gagcment Of Mrs. Br1dy's sister. Miss
Margaret Maitland Sloan. 0f Gumbcr-
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To Complimen emit Miss Williamson.

This evening at the Country
club Miss Eleanor Taylor will entertain
with n dinner party as a pretty compli-
mert to Miss Harriet Williamson, Of
Charleston. The guests Will include:
Misses
Margaret Henning Harriet Williamson
Messrs.
George X. Wheat William Higgins
Robert Irwin
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! nv '',lt" g ~
uTcS or lh' swimming poor Io'"''H WI
: tho stewart EIphhuS anu u'N"'''' '''
! tral houIH '"' hh', lil'S' Nv -"'''3
/ who remained Tor dlnH": were:
. Misses
, ,r ,I;., ,,>.u,,
80, N.oI LIi,.h,th INurus
,,, ,,o,,r,,I. r,,rn.
Elsie Leo Siuitr '!tiiIlEl' l'HihS
Philadrlnhia l.rCanna Hubbard
Elizabeth hubbard
-
Dance at Country Club.
! :, ..r,r,ur .iarr,.. gwen 20 ihr N'"uuirv
! 'tuh Ivy Mr. I'"",r' n'''N''' ""''''' ''7
'lSt"rN' MS
,,. ,.,,.i,, ITT,,i, II,yI.,,
HaFE"'', ~ ,;..i,,, N',L-
M'f'i'' =! ,.i'.,,,,,.. II,Ii,,.,y
! l"IhlSr 'r''''" ,.,,;,. r,.,,i,
NhHHNri -, n..
! kli%ap"lh h"'"S ,:',,i,,.;,,, r,,.,,,
Z llci'n IaIiihn M t,,n
lFH'''" L,I,..,,,or ,.rr,,
MArH hS"" ri..,i,,i, I,tt,r,r
Margaret ogden ni,'''', '''''''
t'hhch s" ,IrIcn ,;oj;hrr
MarGar"i Hays ''''"
Florence Mason -
I w., Ii,,r,;ipe
: k"her' ''''" ~, ua,,,i,
/ F"wl'r H''i''''' ,.,,rh,.. si,rr.on
/ Francis Woods N"""""r" r'n"'
N,,,,., carl Schmidt
-, Mii,,, I.orinr Milton
| o""I ''T prlrri Irwin
.Iar'" ISL lO,,k Srnrcr
t"pe,t WINS ruu,ur Hrnwn
) sam Nv ~ VIII tIuwurd
IhrR NI,H"' ,:,rrre * Wheat
.
Il" i''"' .s ond Mesdames.
tIrnr,. IIaaIctt
f."h'"''' Lycrc,t Greer
I Nh"rrS
! ,,.,,esr Of Country Club:
,.,,,',..,., 60, ihr Wheeling Country
T. prmIurrr, who resigned
''"'' 49,, .,,,,..rd,d hv Mr. H. A.
w. washington. - {.
S,.i,w,r,z comes to the Wheeling
J ,Irl .ruu, the Washington
country H"'' 49, .t,.,n,rd and
where NJ ma ~ ,,,,,,.,,.L win Tho
prior 10 'h'' "I ,,,,.,,.. ,.b,sc Md
Chevy : h'S' ~" e" i;,n-, c1,h ~
ana also N'!n
! Nalch t'l'' ~ ',,.,;,,r mill ramain
MT. ana NJ" 1885,, ,Lar viii
her" Tor Nh""l ,,.ta.a ar
leave i"r ''nE"n' w, w. h,,o, tn
whirh II" is interested
Nlcastfo- " A4H"'
Yesterday morning at -. Mary
church in Martins Ferry tn" marrInE" ot
Miss boris l.. Williams /" Mr.. Michael
Maestro took plure. Nuptlal high mass
was offered lay Rev. Father {. y. MuI-
The bride had for her maid Of honor
Miss Frances Stock. and tn" groom was
attended, Ivy Mr.. l'anl E"lsl"F.
Following the wedding ceremony
wedding breakfast WAS served NJ inc
BRIDES nome. Later III tii' ''F W. anu
MRS. Nl"hn'r" 'S'' ~" nun '''''"H - ~
|" i-aS'"rh p"i''N' hIl" "'"' '''|'' 'eN"t'
vi. ~, NV ~ "'' .,l ,.i. ,,.
.r u';ni,,, .ri,n ,,-,or, e. snr.
WI. -, " I,ai 49,,
'',, W. '''- ~
Dancing Party.
Miss Virginia Stlfc' Will entertain a
small party Of frl"ndS niI saturday eve
nIhc AZ IN" StrAt'"'" h"'"i ne hours
I VIII W. SUI! '"'t" 'i''''i '''n"H' WIN
IN" guests.
l"lhtE ''lr'Shtn"i'S MI! DC served
""'''S viz '"''' ''''''''
Misc peabooy Hos+asn
Miss Ruth Peabody WAS hostess yes
fcrday afternoon NJ her country home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-13

visiting her sister. Mrs. Harold Sny-
DIR. of buffalo.
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OGDEN ON THE MAP.

WASHINGTON. D. e.. July l2.-
The Federal Reserve Board to-day
designated Ogden, Utah, as reserve
city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-13

Miss Flora Henry. Of Fifteenth street,
entertained pleasant group Of friends
at Wheeling park yesterday as COM
plimcnt 10 her visitors. the Misses
Blanche and Anna Henry. Of Fairmont.
4 picnic spread was enjoyed, followed
by an evening spent In the pleasures
offered AT the popular resort.
nnr,y inclnded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-13
Dance at Country Club.

N,u.r,r"nt dance gwen ~ the I'"iuilN
Climb hv Mr.. E"imrt Whitaker. h"n"rlm%
visitors, his GUESTS we're:
MiSsnS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-13

Miss Virginia Stlfc' Will entertain a
suaI, party Of friends on saturday eve
ming at tho Stratfnrd hnirl The hours
will I've spent quite informally. with
dancing am"rdng IN" CHER pleasure Of
III" guests.
Dainty refreshments will be served
during tho iniNrlniSSiun.