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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-01
OWNERS
PREPARE
To SAVE
Major Magnates See Lean
Year in 1918 and Arrange
Economy Plans Shorter
Schedules Seem Certain.

NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-With the an
nual meetings Of the major leagues
only a few weeks away and little hope
held forth for The ending Of the war
before the autumn Of 1918. baseball
men are planning wholesale retrench-
ments
President Hampstead 81 the Giants
sounded the keynote 81 sentiment to-
day by advocating a shorter playins
season next year. and it il said that
both major leagues viii adopt this
plan. shortening their schedules TO 14o
games
Fewer PLAYERS are q be taken q the
training camps next spring and the sa-
journ Of the teams in the southland
will be much shorter than usual PLAY
ers whose contracts expired this fan
v III be offered new contracts at great
" reduced salaries it is said while
many Of the veterans may be given
their outright releases.
That the retrenchment policy Will be
carried out TO the fullest extent 81 t1e
minor leagues waIrk at.empt to op,.-
ate in 1918 is = ce-taiutv Secretaf.
John IT. Farrell of the National assa-
eiation has issued a call for the annual
meeting of the minor league bodv
Louisville carly in November. and ii
expected that the policy Of ,na5arit,
.of the MINOR leagues viii 81 announced
during the session in the KeatucS
% etropolis
The proposed merger Of amer an
association and International League
clubs is still alive and il IS known
that at least three club owners in earr
= ihe leagues VII attempt to CARY
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-01
EVENING
SCHOOL

The undersigned board of school
trustees will open an evening
school in the Munster Public
school Building beginning
MONDAY, NOV. 9TH
70 be held on Monday. Wednesday
and Friday evenings from TO g.
TUITION FREE There viii be
made for tuition and the school is open
FOR all persons other than school chill
dren who wish TO take advantage 81
the opportunity.
JACOB MUNSTER. Pres.
PETER TANIS, Sec.
HENRY BUILT. Treas.
Board of School Trustees
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-01

There are several interesting fea-
lures in he fall outfit shown. The
hat is attractive with its broad wings
and fur on the crown TIE fur at the
costs collar is -leverly arrasl ged ard
the fuliness of the sleeves below the
elbows is new idea The suit is Of
brown chiffon velvet frightened with
touches of blue and gold embroidery.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-01
DR.. J. r. CLARK
Physician and Surgeon

Office over Lake County Savings &
Trust Bank. Phone 2064
Residence Hotel Majestic Phone aIfY
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-08
BROWNING MARS MAKES
CUPID HURRY WEDDINGS
Miss Eleanor De G. Cuyler Will Hasten
Marriage to New York National
Guardsman

Five war crisis brides are hastily re-
making their wedding plans, owing to the
strained relations between Germany and
United States and possibility of war.
Announcement has been made that the
wedding of Miss Eleanor de Graeff Cuyler
youngest daughter of 7. De Witt Cuyler,
to Joseph Walker. Sd. of New York. will
take place February II instead of April
3, as first plapned. The bridegroom o-be
is a member of the New York National
Guard and is awaiting mobilization orders.
Miss Lima Worthngton Baker, daughter
Of the late Louis G. Baker an architect. of
Bala. will be married within the next few
days to Captain Charles L. Ames. of st.
Paul, a member of the National Guard Of
that city.
Three sailors on battleshipS stationed al
League Island. anticipating a call to sea,
have obtained marriage licenses. They are
William y. Knes. who will wed Marie NJ.
Wehrheim. 1945 North Mascher street:
George Gorrell Jr.. to marry Lillian NJ
Woodngton, of Wilmington, and Frank
Kessler, to marry Catherine G. Foster of
$3.50 Poplar street.
Licenses issued today are:
Otto q; Smith 1881 y. warnock ST., and Lizzie
Mecky' nan 1925 s oR Jessup 81 'ssSup s St. ana Rose
James %eannsg MtsHe ,S S2S oiS iStn St" and Mary
se wGadysSs q 4os sSs ISs ssel St and Sarah
Mickunas, ll6 Slgel ct.
Albert BE-. Wi!zki 81 Columbia ave, ana Natalia
Joseph Walker, Sd. New York City and Eleanor
Preston L. Carter. 644 Moss St. and George p,
Chamberlain, 1881 Sharswuod st.
Joseph A. Ma than. 1894 Reed st, and Ethel NJ.
Baker $3.50 Lincoln drive
HeBry $. siegel, New York city. ana Mary e.
Henry c. Parker. Jr. a7Ol Chestnut St. and
tMargaret Y, Smith. 2O3g N 83d st.
ensrles McAllist,er' l4o Ritner St. an6 Selen
Snaries II. McElroy. League Island. and Helen
" McNuty 234S Pierce ST
henry NJ. Law, 4525 Smick st. and Catharine
". Gilmore l03 Wright st.
H.rSs,,c s1ss c; Klump, 742 Tioss st; 49,. -.
cbdss,IL. cbris L. Tull l4s ". Luray ST,
Elizabeth E. Conroy, Greene and Penn SITS.
Nowak, 2220 D. Venango st.
Erich L. g.. Reissner, Baltimore. Md. and
u!smma Emma 4 Fleck, 1000 Greer, st.
sricEa sesIe 80 s. oy isth h st, su ST. ana frea
,MSrgaret FrieI, 26s2 Atlantic st.
fml q, Byrd, Jr., Central America, and Vivian
sharpless, Center Square, Pa.
Wiener. 932 N "a st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-08
nav SCHOOL DEMANDED
N NORTHERN LIBERTIES
vomen Who File Petition De-
elare Conditions in Old Build
ing Are Bad
DAT FRIGHTENS CHILD
.r Declares Rodent Ran Across
Teachers Desk-Would Send
Daughter Elsewhere

...ors active in the Home and School
~ the Eleventh Ward are aroused
~. ,he demolition of the Northern ilpertles
n',ooI Third street below Green 1heN
oa working for the erection or new
s'1,s,ng 70 take its place and have pre-
sn,ed n petition TO the elementary COM
.i,taa of the Board of Education.
s..,,s,,cal,v. today this is a matter Of
a,ri,ten recording on the files of the
GGlord of Education. vitality 1t is the flesh
ua Hood plea of S75 little boys and girls
s s,. a set of schoolrooms where they may
ioarn in practice the lessons OF cleanliness.
rasatv and hygiene that they are at
nresent sensing only through the medium
Of books
Tho public elementary grades carry
.o,,rses on all these vital matters, but they
:. not allow for the everyday influence
spot ia ant to teach the children that
svgiene and safety first" are well and
..od when housed in books, but that they
t.Te an entirely different meaning when
brought to bear on actual life conditions.
This is the opinion of Mrs Adam Schaffer
~ 50I North American street. who headed
She committee that presented the petition
sss,erday 1t Is not difficult for her to
snr, I'm the reasons that the mothers give
,or wanting a new school for their little
ones.
ON the first place" she says "the build
ing is absolutely unsafe. The hoor is
sinking badly and when more than very
small number of pupils try to perform on
q as is the case when we have entertain
ments, we have to stop the proceedings
yor real fear that the floor will actually
rojIapse There is big fire danger on
account of the frag lie condition of the
building This dagger is a hundred per
cent increas sed when you consider that there
n no fre-escape on one side of the building
A. all and that in case of fire pupils on
that side Of the building would have to go
through several rooms before having the
slightest chance of being suVed
There are ra in the building. The other
tav one ran across the desk Of one of the
teachers A very small boy saw it and
was badly frightened. The heating and
ventilation apparatus is such that the chill
dren either freeze or roast. Artificial light
is used in many of the classrooms through
out the ent re day"
Mrs Schaffer'S statements were COrrob-
GRATED by other women in the vicinity of
the school Mrs. Joseph Haas, of 332 Fair
mount avenue. whose little daughter at
tends Northern Liberties. says she would
certainly remove the child if there were any
other place to send her
The wardrobe facilities are called un-
satisfactory The hats and coats are hung
M on the floor" in many cases. Some are
decorating the windowsils, others the desks
that their owners occupy. and still others
are ornamenting the narrow Railways of
the school,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-08
BLAZE ROUTS FAMILY;
SEVEN HORSES BURNED
Home and Stable Burned and Po-
lice Carry Tenants to
Safety

Seven horses were burned to death,
stable virtually was burned to the ground
eight houses were damaged and scores of
residents were driven TO the street in their
night clothing when fire swept the home of
Lyman Fox, at 9lS South Fifth street. early
today. The damage was estimated at more
than $1,000, The cause of the fire is un-
known
The fire threw the neighborhood into an
uproar. Fox and six members of his family
were carried to the street By Sergeant
Mason aud police from the Seventh and car
pcnter stree station. Residents of ad-
Joining houses started moving their belong
ings to the street While the excitement
was at is height sneakthef made his
way upstairs in the Fox home and stole
jewcry valued at more than 500.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-08
BANDMASTERS SUBMIT BIDS
Offer Estimates for 72 Summer Con
certs to BE Conducted by the City

Seven bandmasters submitted TO the De-
partment of Public Works today estimates
for providing the Philadelphia Band, which
will give seventy-two concerts on the City
Hall plaza during the coming summer. The
specifications call for "A band composed of
thirty mine pieces and the amount appro-
priated for the purpose is $4,000.
Six of the proposals, based on the union
scale of wages paid musicians. were for
s13,920. while the seventh was for slI 1864.
The contract last summer was held by Silas
=. Hummcl al S13,92O, His offer this year
is at the same figure.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-08
Elkton Marriage Licenses

E,I.KTON. Md, Feb. S.--Major Purnell.
who acts as Cupid's assistant in the Elk
ton court office. granted permits today to
the following parties to enter the matr-
monial state: Raymond f.. Louden and
Edna H. Arnold. Joseph w. Wilson and
Olga NJ. Bwall, William G. Donnelly and
Hazel NJ Buck, William H. jackson and
Helen Warren. and Carl Dorman and Emma
Mueller all of Philadelphia Henry Thomp-
son and Susan H. Tiller. Washington, -. G.,
and John r. Renner Farlngton Pa, and
Lizzie Scovel. Hatfield Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-08

Joseph *. Dahms. 2i26 Gaul st, and Alice
RCha rds. 2324 Collins st.
Thomas J. Marland, l0l2 w. orleans St. and
Hannah +. Hummel iO42 W. Orleans st
william Mllingt9n, l24o 5 47th st., and Naomi
Leon Froncek. 35l2 +. Thompson st, and Eva
NikOs, 3JlO Mercer st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-08

cred by Policeman Baer who broke down
a door and rescued two horses after turning
In an alarm, He was unable to rescue the
seven other horses which perished
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-08

Fox is n teamster. His stable adjons
the house on South Fifth street. Both are
of three stories and brick. The fire started
in the rear of the stable. Ii was disCov-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-07

on III" '.N..'r:ur ri Thursday. May 10.
;h" '"lCmh.. hub Will "ut"rtHii. lis
m"mhrgH ami irir!rlS with Il Gau..iIl;
i.I"ty 1t the riIh auditorium. The Col
umh!1n orchestra viii uruT!L" tn" music
20" dInttnE and other l"lIghttu! plans
ar" E~'nG p"!:"ri"d hy II ,nmTil.r" al
~" Following Miss AnH:t HrIlmIlrr.
chairman: assisted hy Misses Catherine
:;h"iN"N. clara Auth. Elizabeth Errmrr.
'A'h"rin" Albert. Elizabeth Albert. Anna
l!":H. Mary itanh. Anna Raah. tcrrlia
it"hulanH. MHf!l,la SvhrVrrk. Ella
Strauss. L"ul$;t kaSr, I'"rmthy liirch-
r"S~n"L: M"$$rS Herbert Brriding us
-" A'"HG"r. Louis Coleman. +. Michael
Albert Fisher, gregory Jarrett. l.. Hack.
''""!g" +. Merge. Ian \. Manners. Leo
Coleman. Andy Keith. Albert l!arHhart
tEtr"Id Thompson. Lawrence barrett.
rhurEr ktah.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-07
Pir1pIes Disappear

There is one remedy that seldom fails
to clear away all pinples. biotches and
other skin eruptions and that makes the
skin soft, clear and healthy. T.,
ANY druggist can supply you with
zeno, which generally overcomcs all
skin diseases. Acne. eczema, itch, PIN
pIcs. rashcs, black heads in most cases
give way to zcmo. Frequently, moor
blemishcs disappear overnight. Itching
usually stops instantly. Zcmo is a safe;
antiseptic liquid, clean, easy to use ana
dependable. It costs only 25c; an extra
large bottle, Sl00. It will not stain IS
not greasy or sticky and is positively
safe for tender. sensitive skins.
Tho E. ". Rose Co.. Cleveland. Q.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-07
Doctor Tells Ho1v To Strengthen
Eyesight so per cent In One
Weeks Time in Many Instances

ami expense OF ever getting glasses. Eye
troubles ~ E.any descriptions may bc
wonderfully benefited by following the
simple r;il"S. Herr i ;he prescription ;
4" t" any active drug sror" and get Il
i"tilr II Eon-Dptn tablets. Drop one
ii"n-OI.t" tablet in 4 fourth of a glass
It wat'r AMI allow to dissolve With
this lipuhi hatk" H." ey" two 10 four
;.i,rS 'iaiy You should notice your eyes
r.,ir up prrrcpth!y right from I'll" start
H:.d Inflammation will quickly disappear.
II ;"wr "y"s :r"'' b"th"ring you. even 4
iittlr, Tux" steps t. save them now hrf"r"
il is too late. Many hopclcSsly blind
nii.nt har" I"'"n saved if they had cared
t"r their eyes in time.
Note: Another prominent Physician TO whom
thr above article WAS submitted. sn id Bon Optic
i r very remarkable remedy. It's constituent
i-r:.rr.,.n II ~ well known 10 eminent spec
irii>.- and widely prescribed by them. Tho IunE
t,itrtrr,rs guarantee Il to strengthen cycsight
~ Der cont III one weeks tirls in many instances
O.. r,.i,Iiil TIM money. II can he obtained from HEr
I-c., tirt. md i Of the ""rv tc'v Drenara
.i-f,S i...l ~,,iI H. kept ~ la nd for IrEula Use
:, ....~f ~v ilI.:IS. II i sNh! il t'tiS r'i;yhy
-. H. Gr!''st X co. and other druggists
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-07
MADE EVENLY DARK, LONG
IUSTROUS.

VIII bring hack 10 all your gray or
faded hair is youthful. original dark
color and lrav" your hair fluffy, clean,
iuil o. If" and lusr"r. Lit Creole is not
u dye. hut rrvivps The color glands. Alb
tsolut"Iy harmless and impossible To
detect: without odor ar sickness.
Hair "an b.. washed nr cUTl"d without
ALTERING the restored color. Sold hy
Earr'$ Pharmacy. Wheeling, w. Va.
Isl bntil" tor sent prepaid under
mnnrT back guarantee 10 darken all
your gray hair so evenly that not even
trace OF gray shows Stops dandruff
and falling hair and promotes it,
growth. Give LA Creole a trial: Has
been used for past 20 years by ladies
and gentlemen 10 restore all their gray
hair 10 original dark color. luster.
freshness and fluffinesS.-,AdTertiSe-
Imcnt.
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"A Free Prescription You Can Have
Filled and Use a. Home

Enilad"iph#. Pa. -" you wear glasses
Arg you victi:n I'll eye strain "r "l.."l
eye weaku"Ssr>: Ii ~. YOU Will II" >sad
tot know that according {" Dr.. lewis
there. is real hop" Tor you. Many who's
eyes We're failing say they have i,"'i .hri:
eyes restored through the principle -
this. wonderful fvc" prescription. b;!.'
man says. after trylns il: Il wiS ain,">t
fb:ind: could not 81" :" :"ad ~ al. \""
eau read ever th:ns without amy glasses
and NY eyes do not water any n'sT. 1t
night they w"u!d pain drradimtt.'; -rw
they feel fine ali III" time. Il MAS liN'
= miracle to ne \ lady who used IL
says: The at,u"Spr"r" s'.eurf hazY with
or without e!:S<rS hut after GsIuE thu
prescription for fifteen days everything
seems clear | eau rvrn read fine print
without .lnSseS' II is believed that
thousands ""hp wear glasses ran !".r dis
card them III II rrasmun!.. tim" ai,,i i:rIl
titudes n"rr will b. abby r" >frrn"',"'''
thc;- "ys.s - :" :" <'tS.l ''.' :'..-:.,'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-07
WOMAN'S CLUBS
Drama League Entertainment.

I'll" Ei"s; A'ira"ii." "Tcnt this week
III whirii III" Nra,mh"-e &C tho Woman .
"'uh and :h"ir fricni: trr Interested, 10
III" presentation of N" Drama Icn sur
This vii! tx" ria"n on Friday Rft"r-
moan At :. o'r.nrk. n II" f.lks' auditor
lam. This &c open - the pubic and
Ir"" 10 "lGh nIsm!i,orG who nrc permitted
f." hrirG cTos:s th'!a adding 10 the sum
Tor child welfare work.
Til" program Includes dramatic inter-
rrHrlI:"ns ~ Mrs. Jr:f Gibbons. n group
~ srrE@ ny Mra. Erh"rt +. MArshall
"ct"r Witch IN" MAY "N"twccn the S"uu
M: Savory" Viii h" played by Mis-.
Sarah Nh!inkrr. Mrs. Joseph Ccudcn
md Miss Sophia E.uston Woods vii!
"nriru! Il ""Hr huhhl" romance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-07
Busy Fees Entertainment.

on Saturday afternoon at this week.
the Rusy R"rs of the Hospital Twig rs
SiStarts. Will gi"" musical ~ IN" r"Si-
drnrc Of NJ. AID Mrs. II. {. iiaZl"tt in
Pleasant Valley. All their friends Hr"
invited TO attend and ,hr proceeds ot IT,.
affair will hn donated the ohio Valley
General hospital. The program w,i
serve to display the accomplishments or
the little girls and tn" numbers will b..
very delightful musical and voice scicc-
tons with readings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-07
.HOIL 0NAY-P PETERSON WEDDING
QUIET EVENT IT N|EDNE SDAY

hiau.i r,ls." jug. Madeline k"rn. Bar
h1r;, kv;r. ,lur., kilHtH. Iirrlnl i.An".
M!l.';a AlI!i"r r.H!rn M"n't"grI. ka'"
l.;"~t"r. Lillian ;,'h;fImrr. Nrtli" S'hMc'
u"r. WILMA %rh"uc:lrin. irwn Sch"u"r-
lrlu Mary SChrr!a"r .Nmu!" SaUt"r. lfilda
Sryln},l;. Lon .;rim"Icucl. Mamie
Srhlnrighci. I'uII N!"w"G, Amelia We
VIZ. Kate W"id"iIIs,h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-07
unffaa viaita

The last kaffce Nisite OF tho .Arinn
Society, will he held on Thursday after
noon Of THIS week At thr!r club rooms on
tn" South Siur. Tn" hours q; the after
noon will h" devoted to card games AMI
domino contests and from 5:30 t" \
o'clock. supper will h" served. followed
l,y. dancing. TIL" following committee
have charge. Misses Angela rirgmi!l"r
Frances DisEmil!"r. Clara Dishrr. BORA
Dorsch. Virginia l2iEe. Corina Friedrich.
Helen GoctEr. Sara tioctHc. Ehn1a Hide"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-07
HILL HEARING TONIGHT
Pirst Of walter Bees Local Victims "a
Be Tried at JAIL

Hurry Hill will be arraiGncd before
Squire r. G.. Hobbs this evening on
charge of violating the prohibition laws.
TiIll was arres tcd in raid in building
i'm West Market street. opposite the
ditorium. Thursday evening. Deputy
Prohibition Commissioner ]. Walter Bee
made the raid. \ detective for the pro-
hibition department is said to have evil
dencc Of sales in the building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-07
NJ. do chnntal Study Club.

Miss EurNrihn Elun will be hostess
I" ia" Mt a." ''hnntnl Study club, this
nit""nh"u. Tho program for the evening
i contained In IN" following numbers:
ii"ii rni!-f.""Tl tianln Laws.
';"!n" nui song thirds in America.
hbSS ES ntT f1hlI
Wild tl"""rs. Miss Helen Frctrr
Fish Pound III American Streams. -.
,.....,,.........M Mrs. e.. q. Buchannn
r'urI-h' E,N rHIa.
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Sochnan-Eeath.

I'm saturday att"ruUun the wedding Of
MISS Haze! E.lSi" Heath IL Mr.. Herbert
v S"rknian took place Rev. II. g.
'iHuiii. pastor ui tn" First Presbyterian
church ~ MuunGsvlIlr. nrfiriatc, The
hrlH" - IN" daughter If Mrs Elvnna
Heath and N" groom is IN" son Of MIR
:tili Mrs. N:N !! Sn"kw1l. Of Glendale"
~" holds Il position in tn" offices Of thu
t"%i"rla Iil;tSS Company. at NuEndSVili"
NY Will r"Sih" At til""hIlr following
:h"i" wedding tr.i,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-07
Equal Suffrage League.

This evening at 80 ".'lu.'h. at Suf-
rragc headquarters. IN" study club "i
Iris organization will hold its regular
meeting. IT.. Mary r. Monroe viii pr"
SIds and will present points from "Arru-
,nri!tS and R"pnnS"S nj Woman SIt-
tragr." This will he the fourth lesson.
Large classes are present and all inter-
cS,rd in the organization ar It's aCtiri-
ties arc invited Ia b. present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-07

at the y. ". &. y. on Wednesday after
noon TIL" program will includ" talk on
Monument HOus" and Madam Kruger ny
Mrs. John i. Garden. and other interest
ing old time personaGes OF wheeling, nE
Mrs Robert Reed. Mrs. Blanche DunieNy
Stcrnrod and Mrs Charles J. Milton
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Outlook Club.

Mrs. T. c. Clarke on Thursday after
noon, will be HOSTESS 10 the Outlook club
Of N'r!lsburg. 4 patriotic program Will
l,r given. Miss Jessie barnes will have
Il paper on "Our National Library. MIS-
Emory jacobs will describe tho smith
sonlnn instituted: Mrs. Roland T.. Craig.
Mount Vernon" and Mrs. Frank Jacob
viii he historian.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-07

Lame back is usually due to rheu-
matism of the muscles of the back:
Hard working people are most likely
to suffer from it. Relief may be had
by massaging the back with Chamber
.lajn's Liniment two or three times a
day. Try it. Obtainable everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-07
SOUTH SIDE NEWS

Wanted-Men, Boys and Girls for
light, clean factory work. Wheeling
Can Co., 47th and Eoff Streets. st
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shaterpaarn Club,

Tree" will be discussed and the sub
ject will be presented by Mrs. u. u
Hlnc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-07
BRAZIL SHAKEN.

RIO JANEIPO. Saturday. May S.
Slight seismic disturbances were felt to-
day in tho states of Rio .Ianeiro and Es-
prito Santo. causing some damage.
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[ anne Back,

4 social and business meeting OF the
Shakespeare club. will be held this even
ing nj the home of Mrs. T. II. Werlich.
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Wedding of Saturday.

ON saturday a!tcTnnnn 1T Pittsburgh.
IN" wedding al Miss F:!ran"r Alexander
-! MounuSNiilr. Ia Mr.. Louis Dclaplainc
iruhh took rl;lr". Rev. Alexander. pas
tor 81 tn" t.aS; End Presbyterian church
81 Pittsburgh, "fIt,'lH1rd and tn. ;lttrrd-
ants w"r" Mr.. and Mrs Frank Water
hnUS".
\ dinner followed Tin ceremony at the
W i.ilam l'"nn hutrl. after which the rnu-
III" LETT for New York. wn"r" they Will
>i"ud their honeymoon. They Will re-
sui" IL IN" Virginia apartments after
.luEr |.
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Theatre Party.

TIL" girls ii the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ iit" force. "umplimrnt"d Miss Nc
|l"aid hnl Miss Haurr Of the Ports
mouth office. Win II theatre party Sat
"!daT evening. Luncheon was had at
'"lrIian'S grill following the show.
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Priscilla Improvement Club.

Mrs. II. l.. Ault will entertain the
Priscilla Improvement club. on Thurs
day afternoon. Life History OF a Maple
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Island Literary Club.

Tn. rrCElar !n"rtlur nE.th" Island 1t
.rarv ,'iui, will l.. Nrld Oh May y. IN"
!"ii"winr topics will b" discussed:
TIN. jewish Futur" in l;u%~ia.
"L'ommrn;s from Wilfr!d Wilson ';lh-
SON"
"A Woman with 4 NaIional Ni&j"n'
The Views Of Twn SnrjaIiStS.
lfnstc~SrS. Mrs. l;u<$r!l Shelton and
Miss Leila Billiard; leader, Miss lurX
Saith.