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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-08
SAMMY GETS
z PRISONERS
Omitted Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK, Nov. s.-Two
German prisoners were captured
by an American soldier Of PERISH
ing's command on the Chemin des
Danes, according to the New
York Courier des Etats Uni, to-
day. The paper quoted letter
from Georges Clemencean, former
French Minister OF Interior.
1t said small group of Ameri-
cans were put with French forces
for instruction and that one Of
the Yankees returned to his
trench leading two Germans by
the ears.
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was delivered on apparently
the weak point in his line.

Such condolences don't happen
in armies unless the groundwork
has first been prepared; particu-
larly In armies which have been
advancing from one victory to an
other.
Was there treachery?
Gen. Cadorna himself has given
limitations that the great Teuton
blow which pierced his lines was
followed by exhibitions of cow
ardice and by extraordinary sur
renders and retirements.
How did the supposed immense
! concentration of Austro-G German
CONTINUED on Rage Five.l
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-08
HOT OFF THE WIRE
It Looks Like Dry Days Ahead for ohioans

It Looks Like Dry Days Ahead for Ohioans
UNITED Press Leased Wire.)
COLUMBUS, Nov 8-Ohio voted majority of 1870
complete
Columbus Citizen
The vets insist these returns incorrect.
Italians and Teutons Maneuver for Positions
UNITED Wire)
WASHINGTON d. c., Nov. 8The decisive battle of the Teu-
entering
position by the opposing cables
artillery being rushed
Cadorna's relief
Kerensky's Downfall Tickles Mex Germans
Omitted Press Leased Wre)
PASO Tex, 8.-Fete celebration overthrow
the Russia intention
Observation-Disclosures negotiations
by
invited guests.
Another Zeitung Patriot Is Going Camping
UNITED Press Leased Wire.)
PORTLAND Nov. 8.Max Lucke, editor
presidential
win be informed for the period of the He formerly lived
Francisco and witness in the trial Of Franz Bopp
Young Japanese are Leaving for Dear Nippon
LOS ANGELES Nov. S.-An exodus of
puzzling officials
within 500 Southern California
for Japan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-08
Took Girls
$40, Charged

Caught in a hotel room with a
16--year-old Tacoma girl, Sam
Greenburg, a street carnival per-
former, was arrested by Officers
Garberg and Dyment Thursday
morning and is being held in Jail
pending serious charges.
The girl is said to have been
employed as q dancer In one OF
the downtown dance halls. Green
burg succeeded in borrowing
$40 from her during the evening,
the police say, and had made
promises Of giving her q position
in his show. He is 20 years old. /
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-08
Greetings, do you remember
when It used to be called st.
Petersburg?

We wish Pollyana hadn't left
the city last night; we'd like to
ask her what she finds to be glad
about in today's Petrograd tidings.
You can believe 1t or not,
but Willie ]. Batty of Utah,
was sent home from Camp
Lewis yesterday because of
mental arrangement.
We should also like to know II
Gen. Sherman ever stood at 9th
and Broadway corner and watch
ed three Point street cars 60 by
without stopping.
There are lot Of men left
In Tacoma SO absent-minded
they forget about the war.
The Columbus Dispatch prints q
cartoon that we like. It pictures
Soldiers Three across the path to
German victory. :.
X One h : Sammy one Z poilu.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-08
Dust kERENSkY

LONDON Nov (By United Press)The boshevi leaders, in
control of all communication with Petograd today formally
nounced to the world that they had epoed the Keensky
ment In it's place the institution of regime with policy of
and immediate distribution all land the peasants de-
cared No mention made dispatches received here of fight
g but believed that again the streets Of Perograd
dyed in blood from struggling factions
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PORTLAND, Ore. Nov. ga
thief broke into the home OF w.
H. Gallfgan and stole rs cents
from q 2-year-old child, who ID
critically III
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did explain the alleged overthrow Of TIL
Keny accomplished the ga
son and the "proetariat' had forced it.
All the Russia today only version being tina
revolving bokev of all communication
London had prepared for armed outbreak following Kee
acve suppression
Officials awaiting eagerly
O Perograd
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Trotsky is a former resident of


full blast oday-but the censorship hid Dis
patches did the Maxmas the bolshev
soviet the soldiers committee
followers
m
assembling
troops.
regiments formally
hereafter disoby all the
allegiance henceforh will be with the soldiers the workmen
council in its pacfist revolt.
Preparing clash
ordered that motor delivered
This taken
The Maximalist local soviet Of workmen and soldiers
arrested ministers according official
The preliminary parliament sitting dissolved.
and
cables other with
would be likely
Russians here emphasized the
soviet
there has always been pacs and all
looking
provisional The
a to claim
a national
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NEWS BREAKS
N. Y. MARKET

NEW YORK, Nov. 8.-The
stock market broke madly this aft
ernoon when selling orders poured
In from the south and west, fol-
lowing reports of kerensky's
overthrow. All the gains OF We'd
nesday, as well as those OF early
today, were wiped out In the lead
Ing issues.
Steel common made new low
Of SO ", q loss of 6%. Bethle-
hem "B" dropped 9 points.
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. The soviet (council) Of the Petrograd branch
of the soldiers and workmen which is VIGOROUSLY
bolsehviki and completely under the domination
of Leon Trotsky pacifist and anti-war advocate,
on Wednesday formally proclaimed its "posses-
sion of Petrograd," according to a Reuter- dis
patch received early today.
Trotskv is a former resident of Neuy Work. Citv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-13
McMeohen Briefs.

William Farmer Is able to he shout
again following ali illness OF the strip.
The consumers OF the fuel OF the Man
ufac;urerS Heat & Light Company IN
this city yesterday received rebate
checks Two cents on every l,DUo cubic
i.et OF gas consumed during the period
from July. 1914, 10 January. 1916. was
refunded by the company. as result
OF z ruling of the supreme court. About
s. 300 in rebate checks were mailed out.
John krancz being the local party to
receive the largest check. 1t being Tor
the sum OF S33.
.. n. Stockman. of this city. who re-
Gently had 4 cataract removed from his
eye, is improving nicely.
Misses Marie Schatter and Mamie
Hull. of this city. spent Sunday win
Miss Virginia kldder. OF Moundsrilte
\ number Of members or Llnc"nln
Lodge No. ~. I. Q. Q. T.. attended
The Wesleyan basketball team OF the
FIRST VI. r. Church here goes TO Mar
tins Ferry this evening for q game Win
the Baptist Church team OF that place.
\ very successful revival campaign
was brought to II close n the FIRST
Church of God Sunday evening arter
being in progress since January l.:
will receive their regular Semi-nlonthlF
pay today.
Monday in observance OF the Lincoln
birthday holiday. ,'
\ nunhe- ~ local people Will be IN
session ut the regular February term
q: Marshall County circuit court.
The annual revival al the CHRIST IN
Church here opens next Suniay evening,
ard sill continue Tor about mci!th.
with services each evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-13
Prof. Herf<og Praises
Tbs Perfect <LaXafi0e
Or. CALDWELL'S SYRUP PeFa'' I'm
AN IDEAL REMEDY FOR
CONSTIPATION.

In every family there Is more %
less occasion for laxative remedy
II Is to meet this need that DR.. Caic,
wells Syrup. Pepsin Is prepared ana
that this combination Of simple laNa-
tive herbs with pepsin fuifills its pur'
pose is proven By its place IN |lhou'
sands OF American homes.
Prof. f. J. c. Hertzog, the well
snown lihguist, 2341 North Drama ni
ST. Philadelphia, Pa, whote 10. III ~
Caldwell that he has used Dr. Caiu;
wells Syrup Pepsin i'll his householG
with excellent results and that ne atl5
his family consider it indeed lTlehu
In need, and always keep Il bottle Oh II
on hand. o ~
Constipation is the direcl cause ol
much serious illness and is a conui-
ton that should never be neglected..
Harsh catharlics |and violent purea-
lives should never be employed 20
relieve constipation, because the very
violence of their action shocks inc
entire system. A mild laxative, isuch
~ DR.. Caldwells Syrup Pepsin is far
preferable, being mild and gentle IN
its action, without gripping or other
pain or discomfort; its freedom, from
all opiate or narcotic drugs makes IL
an ideal remedy for children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-13
GEORGE KENNEDY
IS FOUND GUILTY
BeIIaire Young Man Convicted Of the
Theft Of JeWclry and
Watches,

! Still another criminal conviction re-
suited Yesterday from the recent RAID
on A notorious burglars rendezvous al
Benwpod when a jury in common pleas
court at ST.. CtaIravIl!e lOUnu GcuISr
Kennedy guilty Of breaking into ana
robbing the Levi IchItl store on
Union street, Bellaire. last Norem'
Der The verdict against Kennedy
who is Drllairc young man, was
returned about $3.50 o'clock last evel'
ing.
When Marshal County authorities,
PENNSYLVANIA railroad police and pro
hibltiun officers raldGd the building
at Benwood in which Tho burglar rem
devious of Benson soup Groves, lHcy
found among other foot num62r Of
watches and articles OF jcwclry when
were believed 10 have been stolen IN
the Lichtit iewelry store rnDheFy. W.
LIchtit went to The Marshall county
Jail at Mound>yilI" and ldrnl.llr1 'n'
watches and jeweIry as his property
This part OF The discovery led 10 IN"
arrest OF George Kennedy which was
followed 10y his indictment and his
conviction Yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-13
WILL CONSIDER The
ST, CHARLES HOUSE
Location for Rescue Mission viii Be
Decided Friday Working on
Finance Now.

Whether he option on The ST.
Charles hotel as ii site for the Wheel.
ing Rescue mission will be accepted
will be decided Friday night Ill the
y. NJ. C.. A., at meeting of the ap
pointed laymen in charge Of the mis-,
sion building. Permanent officers OF
the mission will be elected this meet
Ing. which was postponed from Thurs
day night.
The Guances Of the mission are be-
coming well organized and Director G.
W. Cory is derUting all his time this
week to the securing Of funds. Gen
erous contributions have been re,
ceived The finance committee will
meet tonight to report their progress
Mrs. Cory tclegraphed last night
that she would arrive today from
ParkersburE. She will Immediately
help her husband in getting the insti
tuition started and then the whole
family OF Corys will live right in the
station the. year in and out.
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urned from Elkins, where he adj
-rnssnd the students Of DaVlS-ElKlnS

turned from Elkins, where he ad'
dressed the students Of Davis-Elklns
college.
uuIted States Assistant District A.
torney ]. ]. P. O'Brien will leave TO-DAY
for Fairmont on official business; :,
Lee r. Stewart, OF New Cumoeriand
was in Wheeling yesterday receiving
degrees in the Scottish Rite Masonry.
John b. Yates, of Pennsboro. Is IN
the city attending the winter reunion
of Scottish Rite Masons.
Assistant prosecuting Attorney carr
6. Bachmnn' is spending, few days at
Clerk OF County Commissioners II; G,
Underwood will l"avc; today for Charles
ION 10 spend 4 couple of days.
Mayor II. l.. Kirk and City solicitor
J Nairuld Brennan arc ut Charleston.
where they are working in interest or
legiSlyatinn providing county aid Tor
paving certain streets In this city.
Mrs. O. W. Burdatts has gone 10
Florida, where she Will spent several OF
the winter weeks.
Miss Jennie Ball OF North Main street.
has rrturnrd from Pittsburgh. where
she spent last week. She was accom-
panied home by Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. De-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-13
About People i;
Movements of individuals to
and From the City.
AT THE HOTELS.

Rogers-W. T.. Culp, New Martins.
Vile: II. G. Steele. .HIuefield; Bernard
Baker, Blurfield; James Calder. Clays-
Vile; +. L. Mcknight. ParkersourG;
S. a. Prrnter parkcrSOurg; NJ. -.
Coomis, Marietta: =. L. parkin. Wash
inston: +. l.. Cook, Padcn City; f..
b. Mccullough. Steubenvinn"; y. H..
Caldwell. Alledonia; Van s. bowman,
stamm-H. c. showaItcr, Crarks-
burg: a. S. Herbert. Bridgeport; VI.
Dawson. Sist"rsvillc; f. ". helIar.
Nundrcd d. G. kunst, Grafton: T.. Il.
Sole. Hannibal, Ohio. l.
Windsor-r. H. Culberts1n. Hunt
.ington: G.. L. Fowler. Marietta: VIII
liam Battenhouse. GAINESVILLE; Marwa'
Heyworth. Morganiown: c. c. Clag-
rolt. Clarksburg; r. r. BaunbrlcK,
Dunbery. Jr.. Parkersburg: r. t. For
rell ParkerSburg; J. {. Conyers, CIR
clrville.
Grand Centra'-Mr. and Mrs. f.. W.
klc. Dayton; jacob MeurIe. Coleram;
+. =. Doreahuc. Grafton; Nisk DISC
mis-. Bridgeport: George Disonls,
Bridgeport; David CanOva. Monessan:
Robert Forsyth. Monessan; \. Dutt,
ClarkShurg: &. W. Aul,, Glencoe; Z.
Killlrwill. GLENCOE. j. =. Ereslna,
Menco Junction.
McLure-F. G.. .McCrac&en, Gamer;
on: J. 4. 'M&!!"n. Warrington; W. -.
Eshenbaugh. Mannin&tun% II. j. VIII
liams, Warrington; J. f.. christian,
Youngstown; T., Barnett. Erie; II. ..
Aiken. Youngstown: K. i. Cody, II.
kins.
!" Robert II. Poeuc. night clerk al the
iGranG Central iiu,rt. Is :"Jnltncu ~
his room seriously III. III suffered a
, paralyric stroll" Il rrw days ago.
Prof. s. s. Jacob. supervisor az the
Philadelphia di*rriCi schools, viii. 80 &c
Charleston to-day. on business.
= Mrs. e.. L. Upton. of Pai'N View, will
return io-;iay from New York. whore
she has been SrrndnG several days
The guest of her brother, G. e.. Vii
, lard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar y. Mcmillan and
child. Of CoranpcIiS, Pa, left IL" thei!
home Yesterday. after Il visit with the
formers father. W. W. Mcmillan, of
South Chaplnc street.
John Carlisle. of 2%%5 Chapino
street. we'll known !SnIlh Side hoy
has been detained longer, IN ;hC army
which was. on the M'XIcan border. the
detention said 10 II" The result nf 'immi
nenI war Carlisle bad: expected %
return home, with me Grhons after
PerShing left Mrgjcn.
W. T.. Hoffman, IF ChArine stree
is home from the Ohio Vale! General
Hospital. where he enjoyed great i'm
prOvcment in health.
W. Francis Hyde, welfare engineer
OF the Wheeling Commercial asSncla-
lion, left Yesterday for tour Of the
mining settlements in ihe southern
part uf the star.
Mrs. Francis SirOhcl, 81 Eoft stren!
has returned from Il visit with rcia-
lives in Tyler and WctEcl counties.
Mrs. II. Il. Copeland and little dauGl!.
ter Dorothy Ray. vi CAapline street,
have returned 10 their. home from. a
six weeks visit in Chicago.
Isaac S. Cook. Ohio county asricul-
tural agent, will lcarr tomorrow for
. West Liberty 70 take part in aTricul-
,tural week exercises.
Rev. &. !. Wilson, n. D., has re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-13
PIMPLES, BLACkHEADS,
ALL ERUPTIONS AND
REDNESS OF SKIN
Quickly Disappear When Amolox
is applied.

Many an otherwise attractive girl is 4
social failure because OF d poor COM
pl"Nion- II your skin Is not naturally
fresh, smooth and glowing. It is perhaps
due to a lack of care or TO an unwtSa
uSe OF cosmetics, or impure soap
Amolox Soap and Ointment will heal
the pirnples. take out the redress AMI
clear up your skin in Il remarkably short
time. Just wash at night with hot wat"r
and Amolox Soap and apply ontmrHt.
and note the Improvement next murninS.
All minor skin troubles yield quickly
20 this wonderful new remedy. and
chronic cases OF Eczema, Psoriasis and
skin diseases. lasting for many years.
are being cured when pcrSiStcntly ar-
piled for two or three weeks
on sale at leading drug stores. Guar
anteed by G.. II. GCinSt & Co, ll49 Mar
ket ST.. Wheeling. ". Va Trial size SOC,
Send postal for free sample to Amol"E
Laboratories. Youngstown, Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-13
COUNCIL TICKET
FOR MOUNDSV|LLE
Selected by Republicans in Ward Mass
Meetings-City Convention
| Wednesday.

Republicans of MOundsville in ward
mass meetings, last evening selected
their candidates for council, to be ratl-
fed at the Republican city convention
Wednesday evening. The council
ticket; follows:
First ward-Frank Williams.
Second ward--L. O. Jones.
Third warG-Dr. Roy G.. DouGln.
Fourth ward-H"rman Hess
City committeeman were also elect
cd for three wards. No committeeman
were named from the Third ward. ST.
lections for committeeman were: First
ward, J. l.. Numes and DR.. j. c. Peck:
Second ward, I;r S. NJ. Steele and
John r. White: Fourth ward. William
Walton and w. J. Bryant. a. Floyd
Francis was suggested for member ~
The school board from the First (or
lnwer) school ward.
The Moundsvil!e Republican city
convention will be held at eight o'clock
tomorrow evening in the circuit court
room. At this time. delegates select
Ell in the ward mass meetings last er"-
ming will nominate candidates for
MAYOR, chief Of police and city sole.
itnr, as we'll as a school commissioners
ticket f.: thu independent school dis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-13
OPEN NOSTRILS
BREAK A COLD
STOP CATARRH
Do II BY Using NostrioIa Balm or
b. A Liquid NostrioIa Nose and
Throat Vapor-Spray.

The cheapest, surest. safest and
best way 10 clear rhc head. open nos
triIs. break a cold and stop catarrhal
conditions of III" mucous membrane:
is the "NOSTRlOLA' way.
Thousands right in this locality car
testify TO this. Al! druggists, sell and
recommend "NOSTRlOLA' both the
Balm and LiuuOd form.
Ask your druggist 10 show you the
special Nostriola AtumiZcr Outfit
Price $10h. including sixty days treat
ment Liquid independent Of atom
i2er. 2-oz bottle. price SO cents.
Don't wait or hesitate, but start the
"NOSTRIOLA' treatment now and q
pleasant surprise awaits you. A tube
or bottle Of NOSTRIOLA will last for
months and keep you free from colds
n whole season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-13
.WARWOOD
Additional Levy.

Tn, BOARD OF Education Of Nchlahh
pistric, has recidcd 10 ask the stare
- si$laturc To allow it to icy an adGI-
f:nnnl lew not /" "xcr"d Iiii""n cents:
.,u. Zach unr hundred dollars worth oil
laX;,hl. property. i"E a I''r'"d c"EtFlnE
,lyr.... wears far hula. & purposes. III oF =
~. ,l,ot the auditorium. which was AT
mrs, d.ci,i%d 70 h.. built in. connection
ylth The ccu;ral schu"l hut. has sine
l..n abandoned. may h" erected. inc
general impression "C the towns peurl'
IlS 70 bc that the addition Oh Inc
auditorium i; quite necessary. ,
President -. y. Alexander calls az
,suiin to ;hr fact that while an addl-
,,oG;,l levy Of dftr"E. cents Will appear III
thu. petition. il is not probable that oyer
I'm cents on the hundred will De calIc1'
,lSr N il.ir, the levy an effort Will b.
;,,aL,. 20 max" 1t as small each year ~
;sr.~lhl.. c..llIng for ~" or seven anu i
hat: pcr cent.
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wore. who will visit with. local friends
and relatives. -.
Robert Foosc Of North Main street
will spend today in Pittsburgh.
Miss Margaret Morris. teacher OF Do
nestle Science OF the Triadelphla High
school, who has been i'll Of typhoid fever
at the Ohio Valley GENERAL hospital. will
return to her home Mt Cumberland, Md,
today She will be accompanied by hks
mother who has been with her duriA
her illness.
w. F. Weiss and daughter. Mndeiyn
have returned from Baltimore, wheT
they spent several days with Mrs. Weiss
and Mrs. Charles Aul.
Mrs. Mildred Nelson and daughter,
Miss Nom OF Parkersburg, who have
been guests OF Miss Elizabeth Good. at
WoOdlawn. returned home last evening.
Mrs. James Mcclure Of Pittsburgh,
will arrive the last Of this week to yisi:
Mrs. BLANCHE Baird Cooper.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-13

,rict OF Moundsvillc. and raury &he
committeeman. This ticket will DC
voted on at The city election March ).
Thirty-seVCn duIcratrs 10. the city
convention were chosen from the First
ward. foTty-scvcn from the Second
ward, thiriy.two from the Third, ana
twcnly-sev"N from The Fourth one
hundred and fortythree delegates 81
all.
The First ward mass meeting was
held AT ihc First ward school: Second
ward, Slipper building: Third ward
court house. and Fourth ward. Squire
I'irrcc'S Office.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-13
'nIECHEN
Valuation Hero Tonight.

- McMech.n l.nilsc No. H. Knights o;
PythiaS. OF This ct. VII: BE- host 70
the knights ~ Marshall! County. his
evening 1T = vt>!:;..i"r /" ~ hold in IN"
local Lodge. l"nhIal"tcrS in he M"N"-
chen buill:ur N.;,>h..rS "t tti'" rrthtan
orders u! Muuf. L>v,l..;. Iruwo"d and
Cameron wj4 af;.','!. NJ IL" conclusion.
Of the evenings r""::fat, Il harTCci will
i,e served :y -. Ladies' Nd S'>:ctr""f
the First " r. ihG:rh. II Is" expected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-13

Tn. ladies' Of the Aid Society OF the
Corpus Christi church. have completed
AL arrangements u make this evening y
a:f'.r which will be held in the t.asch
i..n a. success. The guests VIII" feel n"
::.t..r. st in cuchrs. will be provided with
Grni:a"rs and finch for entertainments.
and dainty refreshments will conclude
Tho affair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-13
Ksrg.s Daughters.

This ..ycnthr at The home Of Mrs. Carl
E-utn:.un I'll" Warwond circle OF king
panchtarS will meet with Mrs. ). T.
christian as loader. After the business
az t.o evening has been disposed of,
social time will b. enjoyed with Mrs. {.
Y. Terrell as chairman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-13
.ErllAcR Cham

Mrs J W EmsIcy had the members
ct the E.ncl"ss Chain society To NEE;
NTH her it%t night. Thcs" meetings are
growing IN popularity. as ~ shown oy
,ie attrnGanc" Sewing furnishes I'll"
quests rnst:tne ard dainty refreshments
add 10 the pleasure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-13
Suburban Dance,

on Tn;irS,,y evening. the Suburban
cl1! viii hold another Of their very in
,r-.Sriu.: dances in Lasch's hall. An or
rhrsir;. ,yLi furnish all the latest catchy
d.nc,. hits" aud ih2 usual. good tIrne -
PROMISED al N atte ndanct.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-13
.1u,ior Class Meeting.

newly organized Junior class OF the
MrrhndlS; church. will meet at the nom"
-: Miss Irene Hilton. In South Narwoo'
,r;, ,.Lruiur \ business session Will
r.!.... M the carrier part OF the evening.
followed by n social tim", and tho serv-
.,,,. -" daict.. refreshments.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-13
KNIGHTS Of WerhodIsn.

'rns kni.:iiS Of M'ihndSri Will meet
This AFTERNOON in III" Methodist ,church
Il, ,r'cfr.k. with f;rv. j. {. buckley as
i.,ad.r Eri..f devotional services Will
- HID. followed by drills and lhstruc-
zion on military tactics.
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DR.. Caldwells Syrup Pepsll is sold
in drug stores everywhere for fifty
cents a bottle To avoid limitations
and ineffective substitutes be sure to
get DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. See
that facsimile of Dr. Caldwell's
signature and his portrait appear on
the yellow carton in which the bottle
is packed A trial bottle, free Of
charge, can be obtained by writing tG
DR.. w. B. Caldwell, ASS Washington
ST. Monticello, Illinois.
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a C. class Meet ne.

Th.. L. t. c.s of the Presbyterian
church met with Miss Anna Williams
las, night 4 very interesting evening
vas enjoyed combining business and So
rial interests. terminating with dainty
REFRESHMENTS being served.