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The sun., 1917-07-01

Dear Tom-Did Alexander pitch the full
game for the Philadelphia Nationals
against the New York Giants at tho Polo
GroundH in the afternoon game on May 80
1917 II not, what inning was he taken
out and who pitched the remainder of the
gamer CHARLES ]. O'CONNOR
Alexander pitched seven innings.
Pinch hitter batted for him in the eighth
inning and Joe Oeschger twirled the
eighth inning. Giants cid not need to
go TO bat in the ninth.
The sun., 1917-07-01

Dear Tom-In the morning papers in
cluding THE SUN. Chicago Nationals were
scheduled to play Cincinnati a double
header on June 49,, A, thinking there was
to be n double header, bet on Cincinnati
In the first game and at night found out
only one game was played. Does A lose
his bet7 Bet was made A. NJ. same day.
F. o. S.
The sun., 1917-07-01

d. Janowski and ]. w. showalter
have agreed to play their return match
at Lexington, Ky, early in September.
The sun., 1917-07-01

Princeton played white on the odd NUM-
bered boards The openings: and 2, Queen 3
gambit declined and T. French defence.
The game at board was adjudicated, Ref
cree, II, Helms
The sun., 1917-07-01

Dear Tom-A bet II that the Giants would
win two games from Philadelphia on Mon
day, June 25. We were under the impress
sion that they were going to play two
games. As II happened they only played
one game. The Giants lost that game. Il
asserts that no wins. A claims that the
bet Is on because they did not play two
games. Who wins? i. l.
Technically the wager IS on. Most
sportsmen, however. would settle such
wager.
The sun., 1917-07-01

Dear Tom-who led nt the end OF the
hrst quarter in the one mile walk at tho
New York A. c. games in which Bouhag
did 6:2s 1852 ARTHUR WILLIAMS,
Plant by nose with Bonhag and
REM neck and neck.
The sun., 1917-07-01

Dear Tom-Please let me know what the
expression The hat trick means in
cricket? A. O, J.
Tho feat OF bowler who takes three
wickets with three consecutive balls So
called from the reward of hat for
merly given for It's performance" -
Standard Dictionary.
The sun., 1917-07-01

Dear Tom-(1) Who Is the better short
stop Fletcher OF the Giants or Bancroft
Of Philadelphia (2) Are there any 25
cent seats at Polo Grounds7 (3) How
many home runs did Benny KRuf hit this
season? FRANK DONANICO
% Matter Of opinion. Most experts
prefer Fletcher (2) A limited number
Twenty-Five cent seat sale is generally
stopped long before general public gets
to Polo Grounds. (S) Two, up TO June
20, the date your query was received
The sun., 1917-07-01

Dear Tom-A bets II that st. Louis will
beat Boston. u bets Boston Will beat ST.
Louis on q certain day, Two games arc
played, each team winning ono. uoston
wins nrst game. st. Louis second, claims
a tie, claims nrst game was scheduled
game therefore he wins, though nothing
was said at time OF bet as to what was 10
be decided In case OF double headers Who
10 riGhtf A, q. HOBLSETH.
B Is right, Bet Is decided on first
game the regularly scheduled one.
The sun., 1917-07-01

Dear Tom--(1) In signing my applica-
tion for one lap race on July forgot
to state place. Kindly let me know what
can be done7 (2) How far Is one lap on
c. c. N. Y track7 CHARLES COHEN.
"a See Mr.. Dan Ferris, A A. U,
headquarters, Dun Building. 800 Broad
way, and explain situation. (2) One
nth of a mile.
The sun., 1917-07-01

Dear Tom-with runner on third and
one out. batter nies 20 left fielder, who
tumble bail momentarily, but finally
catches It and then throws TO third base
TO make a double play, the runner having
left third before ball was finally caught.
claims the double play. B says the run
counts. Who u right? ALEX SMITH.
If runner scored before final out was
made at third base run counts. Runner
had right to start when ball first struck
! f1eders hands
The sun., 1917-07-01

Dear Tom How many games has Lefty
Tyler Of Boston NatiOnals beaten BROOKLYN
and also how many games has Brooklyn
beaten Lefty Tyler? BASEBALL BUG.
Haven't exact record. Tyler long has
been Brooklyn JinN. To my best recol-
lection, Brooklyn only won two games
of him in two years
The sun., 1917-07-01

Dear Tom-To decide a bet will you
kindly tell US who stopped Marquard 8
winning streak OF nineteen straight games 2
ROBERT BARRETT.
The sun., 1917-07-01

Cubs. with Lavender pitching. de-
feated New York. 10 2, on July Q, 1912,
after Marquard had compiled nineteen
straight between April IL and July 8.
Marquard. with Giants behind, 8 to 2.
was taken out in seventh to allow De-
wore to bat for him. Tesreau finished
the game.
The sun., 1917-07-01

Dear Tom-A bets b that Cincinnati
will beat Chicago, neither man knowing
that two games are to be played. In pre-
vlous bets b always insisted the second
game counts, but on this occasion neither
man knowing that two games were to be
played no arrangements were made. As
there was an even break on that day
your decision will decide. !. LEVY.
Scheduled game always is first game
or double header. Bets should be de-
cided on first game unless second game
specifically was stated.
The sun., 1917-07-01

Dear Tom---on June 10 bot that
Shore pitched the no hit game After look
ing at the papers u claims he wins as
Ruth had pitched to one batter before
being put out OF the game II claims that
as Ruth had walked tho man and twenty
seven men had faced Shore, which con-
situtes full game, he is entitled to win
the bet Who wins wager?
HOWARD SLADE.
II wins wager Shore Is credited with
having piched full no hit game
The sun., 1917-07-01

Dear Tom--will you be kind enough to
oblige me through your valuable column
whether Syracuse Of the New York State
League was in flrst place during the pres
ent season and whenf HENRY WOLFF.
Write to Sporting Editor of the HeruId
or Post Standard, Syracuse, N. Y.
The sun., 1917-07-01

Dear Tom-u) Was Solly Smith the
former featherweight white or blackf C2)
What was the result OF his hght with Dal
Hawkins? go How did his bout with
oscar Gardner come out2 90 With Dave
Sullivan n. g. p
uWhite. (2)Smith knocked out Haw-
kins in thirteenth round (3 He won
from Oscar Gardner In twenty rounds
here on March l3, 1897, but in 1899
Gardner turned the tables, winning in
six rounds 90 Joe Bernsteln knocked
out Smith in thirteen rounds.
The sun., 1917-07-01

Dear rom--u) was Sammy Kelly ever
was his weightf r. II.
G) No. C2) Bantam.
The sun., 1917-07-01

Dear Tom--wlll you inform me through
your column the dates OF double headers
to be played by the Giants at the Polo
Grounds7 Would also Ike TO haveP names
Of contesting team in these double head
June 20, with Boston; July IL, with
Cincinnati; August IS, August IL and
August 16, with Brooklyn.
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FALL CEREMONIAL
- OF DOKIES HELD
MEMBERS OF DAHNA TEMPLE NO.
1854, D. o. X. K, HOLD FALL
CEREMONIAL LAST EVENING.
Session Wac Well Attended-large
- Class Is Initiated Into
Organization.

Members Of Dahna temple 1854
Dramatic Order Of Knights OF Khor-
assam. better known as the "Dokies. "
held their annual fall ceremonial seS-
sion in the Pythian hall. Twenty
seventh and Chapline streets. last
evening.
A large class OF candidates was in.
itiated, followed by luncheon.
The Hon. Samuel B. Montgomery
grand chancellor, OF Kingwood and
Charleston. gave an interesting talk
at the luncheon. He told OF the his
tory OF the Knights OF Pythlas lodge
and its steady growth. and congratu-
lated West Virginia on having such
substantial members.
The Dahna's orchestra furnished the
music
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SPECIAL SERVICES
AT UNION MISSION

e.. ". Cory. %Un"r!nt"nd"ut. gave
Il very lin" address at ~. ''niou Mis-
sion last night. Th"n' va large
;tt"ndanc". and ihr bearers all
seemed deeply moved. onr conversion
being made. TIN subject ut Mr..
GoryS sermon Wa, AS !" Sow. SO
Shall " Reap" and Ii" speaker Il
Illustrated his lnrrlr with touching lit
tir incidents al his Gwu lille.
III YOU som ihin". Of ~" tt"Sh. you
must rXprr' !" reap u.!n&S OF IN"
flesh: bur if Won snw IN -" .;NIrl'. YOU
will most as*urrdIy rcap i'll thr
spirit" stated NJ. Cory i'll his well
known emphatic manrr".
Tonight will b" h%ld III" special
Thanksgivin" services. ~ which VIII
liam lEcrvry viii preside. Their" will
b. 4 special program. with some "N-
rcl!cnf music provided.
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observation-disclosures.

In the Second Presbyterian mans" on
Chanlino strcrt. yesterday afternoon al
o'clock, III" Rev. ThnmnS fricr
Knontz. united in marriage Miss Mir
drr.l Mayors. daughter nf Mr. and Mrs.
Gustave Mayors; Of E"H street. {" Mr..
Robert McIIibhrn. Their" were n" at
;entlants.
The bride wore a pretty travelling
sui. of blue. with hat, SHOE; AMI gloves
of REV. She wor. cluster Of sweet
heart roses at tn" c""@a.rc. TH'' lEtnrN
couple left at ITO la"t evening. over
thc PENNSYLVANIA. for m "rHi"ln ho:"%-
r,nnn. Tie bride has II !rr:r circle or
friends. ard tn" groom ! ""!l know''
hero having rcsi,'cd in 'hiS city. unit!
he lrTt for training camp III ';'"rGIa
J'ron thrir return Mrs. A"kihh"u Will
reside with her p"r"n'S. and ~" groom
vii; leave for G'"r.c'1. where he VIII
cntrain. preparatory to leaving for
France.
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Dance at Cathedral Armory.

Tho young ladies OF the Junior class
Of st. Joscph's academy. were hoStcsses
10 the Junior class of tho Cathedral hlgh
school. in the a-nory OF the Cathedral
high school last evening. Prof. Jelly
played q delightful program or dance
music from until II o'clock. MISSES
Margaret Hughes and Regina RaiteTtS
rhapcronrd The group. Ihcre were
present: Misses Catherine Burns, Eliza
h.th Gaus. Eulalia Ennis. Catherine
,',rtrighl. Regina Fchrenbach. Margaret
NaIonrv. Lavinnia Clark. Helen Mehen.
catherine Slancy> Anna Mcintosh. Mar
Ea.rl REILLY. Beatrice Toben- Marie
"oc!lcrs, Elizabeth McFaddcn Loretta
krlnbrustcr Catherine Gaus; NeSs!s
lanes Wright, George Hammer John
Lightncr. Anthony StOlz. John Carroll.
Hugh Barth. Carl Bonncnbergcr. An
thony Toomcy.
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Recitnl Of Mus!c pepnrtuent

Yesterday afternoon mt III" Y. W. & a.
IN" Department nf music Of the Woman
Grub, CAV" 4 rrcita, of hriliianc| unrs-
r,ll",!. with Madam Tarah Huntington cl
Pittsburgh Mrs. Robert Groves and Mt.
Timer HnHlzl" three delightful artists
on the program.
Madame Huntington who Is indeed
finished artist. p"&srGSrs soprano voice
cr word"rful rang" and unusual beauty
lur.: quite charmed her audience
Mrs Groves who has rich contrI-
10 voice. in her first appearance" oc1ore
tho club mot with much praise.
Mr.. Elmer TIoclzlc who although quite
well knnwn in the city. added many
more IGrDirrrS ~ ms rlrCI" IVY HIS W.
lirh,Ful -"ni;tion of his selection. His
snlrnlii tenor voice was indeed m sd
liIinn to the uro..rarn and hs response
- ,r,..r.,: in 'F,egac!r;'' and Thou Art
Risen Nv Behaved" was most pleasing.
1,r Cl1-, Sullivan. c:a~r q very inter
cstinc talk on tho Informal pcFeiop-
rcnt &c Opera And Mrs. 9. 7. Proud
r,,.t's TIL; o. "fHr:st'naa Conservation.
WAS well received
Mr.. Edward S,if"l and Miss Sarah
Hf"tZr"r IN thn!- usual nm" style were
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Coleman has many friends in this city.
Layiu: been associated with Attorney
r'I;riru and r'Ericn. until last August
wh-r ~ WAS commissioned rs first
lou; .nant nj Fn-; E"ntam!n Harrison
Lieut. Coleman is II; present IN charge
1T he Supply station OF the Eleventh
raining battalion 1T Camp sherman,
N .I!c":h". o. The hrd" 10 hc is 4
tncmhrr of one ur the prominent faml-
hes al Indianapolis. and Is very popular
IN a large circle Of friends.
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Deu-Cleveiaud

PRINCETON. n. j.. Nov. cS.-N[is>
Marion Cleveland. daughter Of Former
President Grover Cleveland. was married
today to William Stanley Dell. OF Nor
ristown. n. j.. n graduate Of Princeton
in the class OF 1916. :
The ceremony. which was very quiet
one, was performed by DR.. John Gricr
IIibben. President OF Princeton Unlvcr-
sfty
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tor Z. Tcnrrmnn. The R"v..I +. Jones.
rector OF the Trinity Episcopal church
rrrd thu nuptial service. Their" were
no attendants. and only the elise friends
uf The family We're present.
The hide has vide cIrclr OF friends
wI;l whom &h" is very popular. Mr.. Up
pcrlnan is Il representative" Of the New
York Life ln$urGur" company.
.Ir. Cpncrman and his hrid" arc en-
jo"ing :. honeymoon in New York and
otter eastern cities. Upon their return
they will reside on North Jefferson
street. Rcllairc. Ohio.
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Friday will lie observed at tn" Y. w.
g A. az - G"N IF prayer in h"hn!f OF inc
w0r,Irn aff"r '"d 10y th' N"rldS var.
Ta"r.. will - Two special meetings. on"
ri l." 50 noon. witch viii be- c"udnct"d
-. Rev. jacob i:rittlhEham. and one at
,:on =. VI. I" hr led 10y Mrs May Kline!
lewis: Everyday ~ cordially invited
/, a;i'ri
This afternoon viii Il" omen house at
~" Y W &. = for the public. Tho
.;:ii& ar" in:i."d III bring their fricrdS.
md gh.urs nd tuu"i" VIII DO induiSGd
ir all ar,"rar"n ard evening until 100
o'clock Ns n ,."."inl feature. II is an
:.uIns",, dat ElIurr Iih"lZ'r. leader "f ST.
IuE,'S rilulr. VIII SIn:> ~ i q" o'clock.
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Delightful Dance.

4 very pretty event MAS III" dance
a, the Carroll rlUh last evening, whlEH
WAS one a! The d"l::hlrUl Informal at
fairs ALWAYS attended with so much
pleasure.
Tho national co!or~ w"rc used cX-
,.IuSiy"lv IN The dCcDrtt!unS. LII the au-
,liturium where tir merry dancers hHHi
forth, there were fr%tU"nS o. irl-c"i-
nrrd paper. which w"r" drAr'd from
4 larG" american ilar. han%in" an INC
center which were caught 10 the walls,
ana balcony. On the sage where me
orchestra we're seated. "A wonderful
A,n.r;can flag formed tn" background.
and thrr,. were palms aitractiyeiy ar
ranged about. Small American haEs
and those Of tn" allied nations were
seen here amd There.
AT 1850 o'clock Il delicious luncheon
was served. the tables having for their
only adorrimcnt. chrystal holders. bear
iur candles shaded duintly in rod.
white and blue.
During tho evening cards wcr" en-
,nyrd hv n" fnIl"w ing group" Mes
danes X l.: Clark. Charles Lc;zcll"r.
Earl Vcnrilian. i. l." SrhIi!in;. Charles
T. EI@.:. Agrees sweeney. Charles N"nc-
,nuu. ,i,nrEr Hotter. Mr.. John Murphy.
Mr@sr.. and Mrsdam"s 6. y. Tarptn,
Ralph Wailcr>.
THOSE enjoying ~" dance were:
Misses virginia clark. Mari" M"ilaj! .
Edith Schuhar,. Virginia Stanton. lsa-
b,lir lrodarrck. Frances pi"Emil'cr'
Min"tta Miller. Angela ntrGm'!!rr. La
vjnia DirN. Clara Eosr Coleman, Alice
Fulton Katherine and Angela ConiH'
CathcrIn" E"istcr. Nir=lnia Miller,
Mann McGrajl. Elizabeth Hoffman,.
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r,ecture At High School

Prof. G. l.. Citizens, superintendent OIL
schools. has arranged for lecture when
will he given under the auspices OF th"
Wheeling Board Of Education. IN inc
Wheeling high school auditorium on
Thursday. December e. at $50 o'clock.
Dr David SnrddcII. head Of tho Do
n,,ln.nt of Education OF Columbia
University. has chosen for his theme.
some. interpretations OF Contemporary
Demands for More Efficient Moral and
Civic Education"
The teachers of the schools in the
greater Wheeling district are Invited
also tho general public
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INDIGESTION and Constellation.

For some time prior to taking
ChamberlaIn's Tablets was troubled
with Indigestion and constipation l
lacked ambition and felt tired and
worn out Chamberlain's Tablets At.
forded me quick relief, and eventually
toned up my system generally and re.
stored me to good health" writes MIS-
S. J. Ryther, Eden Center, n. Y. Oh
tainable everywhere.
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SIDE TALKS
Some Thoughts on Eyebrows
RY RuTH cAGRoK

Don't you love eyebrows.
Some people specialzo on mouths,
always notice beautiful or an unbeau-
tirul mouth. and can tell you what k!nI
OF teeth = new acquaintance has: othc IS
(the largest class, I oelieve) are scr 81
two to beautiful eyes. and can rs-r en-
Der what kind and color OF eyes all .,hc: :
~triends have The conaoisseur In noses
is rare doubtless because BEAUTIFUL
noses themselves ara also exc essively
rare. Ny own speciality Is eyebrows
with eye fashes and aye lids as a side
l:ne.
It seems 60 mo there Is as much char
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Safeguards Health
Of The Children

Constipation. or inaction of the
boweiG, IS = groat menace TO
health. CntIartic or pu:EalEe
remedies should never be given to
children as the violence OF tEeir
action tends TO upset tho ont-ro
digestive system. a mild lhZat!Te
Is far preferable, and the combi-
nation OF simple laxative horns
with pepatn known as DT. Cala-
wells syrup Fcpgi7, and sold n
drug stores Tor nifty coats q bot
tie, is highly recommended. This
DrerarntiCn cuhta:ns no oplate,
narcotic, or haEit-fcI1:linE drug
of any description. Is mild and
gentle In it, action, ara brings
relief IN an easy, natural Inarncr'
It's Pheasant Taste appeals to chill
dren and they take it readily.
Thousands ot mothers ERve teG-
tilted to tho merit OF Dr. Celd-
wells SyrrD 1cprtn, and IL count
less homes It Is the standHr d 1anl-
1ly remedy. A trial bottle, 1ree
Of cnarrc, can he obtained By
writing 10 Or. ". =. Caldwell, $50
Washington ST., Monticello, Iii
uois.
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tho most brilliant Of the TnanksSiNinS'

Tho most DTITIINNl OF IIIv U'tIEN77 Wis
holiday season.
The assembly ball will take place IAis
evening in She Mcclure hotel and sine
the proceeds will benefit the boys a.
ramn Leo. il will be beautifully ani
patriotically detailed.
Tho elimination dance will !c fHa-
,urcd. and 10 the lucky lady h;tn6sohi"
flag OF the allied nations will he PR
scented by Mayor =. Morgan E"*;"r
During the evening LIGHT refreshments
will be served.
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Tho members Of the Mncadc1ny club
viii entertain choir friends This evening
with "A Thanksgiving Garc.nS party III
tn. Elks' club auditorium.
These dances ar" always such TeaI
PLEASURES nn,! the one Of this evening.
will rival any Of tn" past.
Dancing will r. enjoyed to orchestra
accom- nan,nrnt and light refreshments
served.
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nnner1nnn-McVaY

A pretty. quiet wedding was solenniH-
cd or "Wednesday. nj noon NJ the nome
Of Mr.. ar1 Mrs. Robert w. McFay OF
EcIlairc, ohio. when their daughter Miss
Virginia, became tho bride of MIR. wal
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actsr and jis;inT;iv"ncSS III "Erhr"ws as
III al: feature IL n" fac.
\ woUldhlvc-h"'.n pretty fac" is "'-
tsu entirely Spuii"d by too heavy ar too
light a:d char;.'.i.."l'%S eyebrows. and
Scanty or $ardy !2sit'.S.
How We Love to Look Foreign
And au uth"rwt$" commonplace" face
IS Often rendered attractive ur G!'luaUt
by distinctive. eyebrows. There IS. Tor
inS;anc., III. ;r"sul,,r sweep III eyebrow
that gives !, IaiAn"s.'y effect (" th' :acr.
By thu way how il Lr!i.;htS people "a
tell them they lock- foreign. Toll = girl
there is I touch Of thr Jap:ln"S" or thu
French or n" Russian about her and sh'
will be your tr!"cd tor lie. | suppose
this is on the SAM principal that -
woman loves % buy u suit .rlt Is AN
individual model" Sts" wouldn't want
20 b. out Of Sty!H--wha, Sh" wants u
to he like the rsst and -; different.
Eyebrows Determine the Expression.
Eyebrows often G"t'r:r.!n" t&" EXPRESS
sion OF 4 face. You S,'n:"tIin'':; S'"' i
face with I peculiarly :io1ealin-; "N"r"$-
son Aualyze ii. and nine times at -:
ten you will find i; is IN" >w"'.? - th-
eyebrow. Heavy eyebrows m"tin"S
give rho effect Of t"mr"r. always "t
strength OF character. | dou't lik" eye
brows that just tar"l" arch from ore
side OF the eye To IN" Other. TIL" br"wS
I love the hcst are dark il color hmt
rather delicately p"nciled. long. and with
an upward sweep that suggests i birds
wing.
White Lide with B!ro Veins.
For q perfectly acc"utr'd eye th"r"
should also be not only good iaSh"S
(persor.ally I prefer short thick ones to
tn" irhe lashGS SO much rSt"Il"d in fi"-
tionl but = good fringe on IN" lower lid
and beautiful white lids with blue veins.
Thi't last is suh;l" charm which. i:
We e I man, would attract mo As much
IS any other charm Of face or ficur"
la a woman
Z, Jane Govt has worry lovely eyebrows.
also Valcska Suratt Anita StcwnCt'S
'arc short but the shape is good. Marie
Doro's are peculiar" lovely.
The moro beautiful things you open
your eyes 20. the NOR" YOU "ui"r tn"
use OF those eyeS. Why not add "y"-
hrows to your present liS:.
she has rejected me by letter. Th'r"
is no hope
Are you sure rs faal: N";hinG
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First Liberty Assembly Ball

After such y lulI socially. sine" the
'hnys" huTn -OE" To- camp. their hone
coming and the liberty assembly bail of
this evening. VIII prnviGc 10y n" social
set Of the city. an event which Will BE-
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Tho f.lkS' in their usual ina 'h$h'"i
ruirrtairI"d their rlr'nl.rs n!ri irt"nd~
,hS. evening" ut th.. Err "iu". "'Ih Il
Thank$EiviuE dance. Wai"h hHl joy" W.
nuIu,ruLlr for H." lnT@,' group l''-. ~
Patriotism WAS uhS rIcd III Ia" d''"rH =
tinnS Of Ihr dane" i;lt. Wi'-r' h'itI'H Il
hundred il:tl;& were used. ln'lu'inh We.
American and these al tn" Allied 'n'tn-
tries intcrminEl'd with t. J.. .. T.. pee
nants The Premier orchestra r'i5''!
cat Chy airs for In" !H"""" :7Tih"I'h NJ ana
the Luncheon served iNII". Ih'' Ei'i!'-
SionS WAS II most cnJry'h'" pant al IN"
Il"t$urInl. affair.
The committee IN ,hlr.;r w'T' N"ih
r.,.l,i,nw. chairman. M,.,~-~ Fred E:'t"H,
Ted Els. Albert l.rl. J.,.,r% M'Ni'i:.."r.
H. l.. Enhh. Carl AmcI.. ". , !l'ii Fred
E,hlr>tru.
ThuS'' present Were:
Mnss.s--li.ida Wright. Mabr!I" M!il'r.
Edith Cnuh&. Murgant""n. W. va
.ld"lai,i.. Sl,"ck"y. tS,c!l" H"im"r, boris
,;r:lndSlafi lu"na Sullivan. M"fstr'i
,;rnpau Frances Wright. Margaret F"r-
rru. u"l.a Frrdyrr. Mar@arrt i:ca,llc'
Muym" Anderson.
MrSsrs-i.,o l:uch. Henry ki,l li'T'ry
,;undlinE. carl Amirk rcd ftlG. H.
Hell. Mark ItNhauuw. tn;Is. H"urt'''E'
i'uwnrd '."riman Max Mayer, H',,'N
,.uxsrra,d Robert NJ. Lynch N"il i;nr-
,.,,. Frank l:arp. iIaZISii t"rhri'n. Kay
Patterson. &. T. !iurhann"n. Albert
I.m fflrr Lewis u. Conner. Jack Fr'&S"I!'
Henry Front. Albert Hrh
NrSsr,, and M".d:!l"s -- Goo. l..
mn t'naS l.. krItl"r. II. l.. l;"hInS"i'
Fred Eallr&t"n. Wilbur Watkins. waiter
W..iSch..i. l.. Il. callahan. VIM. N'n'!$"E'
t'ha.. ![IllIu. Yer. John Saunders. i. :.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29

Til" birds SlI rh'tl,rInE II M thorn
n day they far" hut -rar.">
knd iau;:'S TIA" might irtr ''H /" morn
I'm sure its winter l.HTl'.
-I,.ur.T, lurM%
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29

she has rejected me by letter There
is no hope
Are you sure rs faat: N";hinc
written between the lines"
There's only on" line. Boston Tran
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29

Ca4ild hlaw: III" wind FREE cast I" vest.
Tn" drift is Ir.Iiua; sHlrly:
Sac loud and shrlirs h'mr th. h!''St.
lin sure it's winter fairly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
GAY DANCES
LAST EVEEIIiIC
rr,Ks, CLUE AND C-2EoLL CLUE
ENTEEThIIT 7-3:T.I;i I:fsS DE- :
L1G:LTrULLT
Assembly Dance THIS Evening AZ Nc
Lure Will be the Sucla! L !crt CT
Todny--Othcr Small INFORMAL
Pleasures VIII be Enjoyed

I-r IN TIIr: MpENlNi EAl:iN
! Up in !lIr mornings u" Tor It'.
| Up in thr Elur!iIi.% early;
When a the hills are covered vi SNOW
! I'm SURF It's w!l.t"r tHl%l%.