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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-06

Initiation, Lunch and Speaking Also
Feature odd Timers Night IN
wheeling Lodge.

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-06
WATCH POSLAM
SUBDUE AND HEAL
WORST ECZEMA

Every Eczema sufferer should know
luSt how greatly P"SlaH IS anln |"
I,"n"Ar this prrSisi"nily stubborn trou-
h!,.: ,;nw quickly x brings relief. stops
itching. Goals. S"Gth"S and comforts.
To s:lr.ad PuSia;n over an a0E:%. Al :
c.cfr.i s.,-far. - "a tc"l that here. IN
realty. IS tn" rreris" healing influence
chr skin demands. Treatment IS uS"alif
s:;rprieIrE!, short and Improvement
may h.. i,";ic.d every day. Poslam Ia
harmless: Us. il for rimpleS. Rashes
ard ali c;upttnral disorders.
Sold cy"rywhcr" For trcn sample
write to Emergency Laboratories. 2aS-o
Vest 4Tih ST New York CITY.
TREE your skin 10 become fr"Sher.
cleAr.-. better hv iha daily usr OF
rrslam Soap. nedicaird wi;h Foslanl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-06
First Witness in the
Howard Murder Trial

EfAELlNTON. ". Va. Apri! .
Tho trial here % i'r. Oliver toward !or
the alleged murder Of his wife last Au-
gust. promises to continue at least dur
ing ;hn rema!udcc OF this week. Some
difficulty has been encountered in get
ting jury.
conducting the prosecution. made the
opening statement Tor the state. That
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ENDED HIS LIFE.


S,S,'.sl D.<9atrh 20 Tho ln;cEeneer.
EIDGELEY, W. Va, April 5.-Thc
body of Peter Schrader, aged 56 years.
o: Ridgcley. ". Va, a native OF Hen
sen, Germany, was dragged from the
Potomac river. today. He disappeared
Yesterday, and his family scented sui
eide, as he had once before tried to
hang himself. He had been in i'll
health. His wife, one son and two
daughters survive.
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Potts Bargains

Marsh's Big Aa"anas. .......2 for SC
Marsh's Sig Havanas, bo1.......Si-25
Marsh's Seed Stoeies. ......3 for Sc
Roasted Coffee, pound 16c, zoe. 25c
Our Best Gunpowder Tea. pound. SOC
Our Best Mixed Tea. pound...... Toc
Breakfast Cocoa. pound. ......:. .25c
Country Gentleman Corn. 14c
EarIv June Peas. .12l3c
Tomatoes. can .12c, f5c
Rolled Oats. package. 10e
h2casnni I've
Navy Beans. pound. 1+e
String Beans, n................1oc
Ocean White Fish. .........6 for 25c
Sauer kraut. pound ..............12c
Ginger Snaps. pound .......... 10c
All Soaps df2c
Big AaVanas. box...............S1 SIPS
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Personals and Briefs,

m tu;t"n Siuo vii! give. hanQu.t
III their "!Go :''oIn$ n the nrar future.
Howard bi';;nar OF Fulton. - confined
TO his HON" on account az illness.
The Fhilto. haS"bali team VIII prac-
,ice next SuuGa:. Afternoon on the t.El-
ION grounds.
60. T.. l.. Sard"rS"w II Ii..rr,uni. was a
business call: IN Elm ';r"v" Yesterday.
Joseph Nnrn y: fulton. has r"tHrurd
from TarN"r> burg. wh"i" ns. MAS :, Wis
Iior.
Richard wilson ri Elm Grove IS !r.-
proving. after Il snort fitness with the
measles.
Miss v"rgi" I,ogar - Wheeling. ~
visiting :Ti"rGS n Elm Grove.
T. l.. Kim. - T"!"c". was i business
caIFer in F.;nI Grove: yesterday.
Guy Winters and Harry Kirby NJ Full
ton. viii 4!"aI" shortly f"r Cleveland.
wn.rr ih..v witI visit friends.
Miss Mary H!ukc. 'Chtsf operator o.
,he National Telephone company a;
Pleasant Na:i"H. mas Resigned i": posi-
lion and Miss C;rrtrrti" Rabbi :t"S b-.'H
appointed - ~! Ia" Ntcanr:'-
Miss Eiarrh" Smiii, ni Sp:snEdalc.
let, las" evening for S.~i":S:!!l". - v'Sj:
har sister. M. }. ~. Thornton.
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sun preparations to leave Cor Paris and
- UUf'L"r viii probably depart to-day.
Minister WAIj!nch intends ~ take Il lew
days :rs; hcIur" procchding 30 Hare
and IN" dat" "t his departure has rot
vet l-,'n :s.t: led.
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Tor tho defense WAS made by y. c. Nc
Nrii. o: PCcahontts county
Dr i. ". Price Of Narl!nton. who
was ca!icd hy pr howard when Mrs.
Icward.S body was found in the How
ara arar;ments,. was the first witness.
IT,. testified that death was due to a
di.fnca;inn OF the v"rtabrae. \ rigid
cross examination failed Ia snake his
declaration AS 10 the cause OF death.
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To PlaJ To-day.

TIL" fr.a@"ipi:.:. District high sch"u!
'-ar" will pia. tn. I.in>;H baseball team
this afternoon ~ III" Eliza ';:ov.. base
hail pirh. Tomorrow afternoon Triads!!
plia Team will ar- tns bridgeport team
at Elm Grove. ~ ni:nss."n will b..
aI' u collection Will u" taken
~ - h"lp pa 'y!anS.S.
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minors EN-nllGr

IN. juniors HU'i,h..:, 80, =. Tri.,l-'-
T:.ias: 'h:.S @c::. - PRESS .IHI fF,,.A xii
D" !s:'i."d 80 tt. pupils >rr!. -. This
namb-: MI j." fan as ''i.- latest Jokes
stuG some o. H.. H,tc.:>t STORIES viii also
hr rGh,i Md u, this i~~i:..
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cd time the enormous building program
tHth"ri%"d by c"HE""SS. haS enlisted in
me public se:rir" virtually the entire
Shiphu!lding Facilities e.: :hr country:
surveys have been made Of merchant
craft that would DC ariiI;,l.l" AZ au\!!-
GricS III war tine, and GUNS have been
placed on many Of :hciu. rians are com
pct" Tor immediate taking over into the
naval establishments ;hr sturdy cutters
q. ih" coast guard >crE ice. moro than 4,
score OF Steamers equipped Tor rutl.
iasimE ana belonging 10 the lighthouse
service. and The scIenjlf .caily f!tird
vessels "t The bureau o. fisheries AID
Inc coast ami EcOE:1phicHI survey;
Construction Expedited.
IN oEii"r 10 expedite nlval cons rr..-
t:"n w!""" :AHn Sl00.OOO.gno authorized
ny the last congress il being .rcnt 81
naval ami private slip yards. Iii" eight
hnuc labor regulation - applying :"
naval work has been suspended BY or
der "r N" president and various AKIN
ri"s ar" helping insure M adcpuat" SUI
ply ~ skilled and unSkill"d labor Build.
"r$ hay" laid aSiG" pr!Tai" work on
which profits amount - as MITCH ~
t:'y p" C"n' 10 ~" precedence" - M -.
work al i bHsis g; COST plus ~ r"-
cent profit.
through months % stud by Il special
naval board fOr rcaiicuinG. IA" Whole
system OF naval bases Recommends
IONS arc before congress and rs ,,nnG
as authorization IS given the "SiIhiSM-
mont Of nn'y has, AID n" enlargement
a. r<iStmg ones IAN begin. ArolI: (!
some g: IA" bases and oth"r sirrirr..
coast points great stool ~u',ina rim, ne =
have been swGng ard contracts ia"
ir"n awarded Tor l.ppI more nets, ,n.l
ir5p f""c in }"ncIh.
More Graduates.
~ addition - the ls% r!L;N'rIu,..
commissioned ahead Of fi:u". another
class a: more than -nu wi.! b. Lr',,iUr'. I
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pOSHpoCeti Banquet.

TIE banquet .hai VA :, hav" h"Sr
J., .d has "N":tiuf -! IN" Elm troy"
school f"r iir... n',r> .t.L ';iT,S' b;lSii"t
bali tra!rS wnS H'sjt"!t"d unii! l"'Nt
i'rii:aI EVENING.
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E. B. POTTS

Main and Tenth Sts.. Wheeling, w.
Va. 2125 Market ST., Wheeling, w.
Va. and 1928 Union St, 6eIlaire.
Ohio.
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Two wears ago !. -. Butler. Gown mar
shall o: Elm Grove. housu; / flag ;or mo
town hall. hut :; is worn out ana an
ntber has rot been purchased. At Tho
last meriins % the council they We're TOO
busy with other matters 20 discuss tho
flag question. /; "as said y"Stcr'a:
Mex. THURSDAY evening council WI!
meet and i IS expected :hat action VIII
be taken at thai ti-ln.
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Yark View Union Chapel.

Ma F.a$t"r entertainment v'H ~. h"i'!
G'Ni Sun,!u2 -. :is:!= - Il" i':,r~ Wv
Cn:nn 'har.. E:"o.nI TrSic vii: h..
rendered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-06

Warted-Men, Boys for light.
clean factory work.
Apply Wheeling Can Company,
WarXood -
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ONLY One "YzoMo ou1N1NE"

To Set he genuine. cal! Tor FNll name
LAXATIVE; PROMO QtiNtNE Look
for signature OF F.. ". GROVE. Curv.;
a Cold n One Day. "Sc
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Another Car Load.

Another car ioad 81 automobiles WI!
arrive IN Elm 'ircvc the las. o? thts
week for William i-!c". Mr. tr!c" -
owner OF the i'rice garage in Elm Grove.
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To A-atcu speaders.

. -Four sperd.rS VII BE- arralE0Ed MS
evening before MAJOR StocH"r. Of fNi!-
ton. Two OF tho Spaeders were 70 have
been arratGaed last Monday evening put
failed to appear ard .wo other speeoH-S
were arrested Tuesday evening.
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Lencan Services.

T.enten services will be held In the
s. Marks Lutheran church IN Elm
Grove. this evening The sermon VIII
~ delivered b. Rev. J. +. -AtpcCS. paSto"
~ the church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-06
New Equipment

! Much o. he new "Guiprn' n: WI! 20
! a. iii" National Guard which IL h"iuE
! recruited RAPIDLY an! oiH"r%i$" mad"
! ready for arryi,,.. In several states tn
governors have called ior volunteers L"
bring III" guard units up t" nItNanun
. srr"ilgtn. Tn" adiu:auI S-"cu"rnl ~ al
. S,atrS nay.. been ordered /" maxi" every
= ,,r,, raratiuu COR uuiri, u"bit i2Htipn cf III"
S,nr.. forces.
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Important Task.

As I r"n,ra! body. around winch y.
rcvniy. TN" many EnE"rhm"rt and r::.
,;i:a agencies worNiug twr Industrial sr:
vice. tie. ru"urii has created - CONNER
,i,I nruuu"ly board with hru,i aTth"~
i:. to G"Il with ia" crucial problem ~
,v;,r tim" ,ii>i".hUt:on Of commodities
E,yncrirnccd economists wiil >"rv" with
nr:r pay on ia" board ami their efforts
against The confusion and loss or econ
are nxIr,t"d - iuSur" III" cOH.tI
unlic power that usually attends the
outbreaks Of Wa.
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Basket Dinner At y
Satterfield Home

A reunion of the family Of Mr.. E. L,
satterfeld was held on Sunday at the
old homestead at Colfax. A large nun.
Der of the members Of the family were
present and a basket dinner was served
during the day. The guests present
were: Joel Hirons, Minnie Hirons,
Robert Bowers, Sallie Bowers and
Loretta Bowers Of Pittsburgh; Rufus
Satterfield. Carrie Satterfeld, Gene.
We've Satterield, Albert Sarterfeld,
Cora Hall, Fairy Hall, Fannie Hall, Fay
Hall, Frank Hall, Florence Hall and
Frances Hail. of Fairmont; Mrs. Rel.
phia knight, Lena Knight, Bert Knight,
Andrew knight, and Irella knight, Of
Annabelle; Jocie Williams, Junior
Williams, Datha Williams and Mary.
eta Williams, OF Fairmont; A. A. Sat.
terfield, Della Satterfield, Russell Sat.
terfeld, Aretta Satterfeld, w. R. Sat.
tericld, Gertie Satterfield, Earl Satter.
field, Lester Satterfeld, Mabel Satter.
field, Edith Satterfeld, Eva Satterfeld,
Villa Satterfield, Pearl Satterheld,
Harry Satterfeld, Lucy Satter6eld,
Glenn Satterfeld, Mrs Katherine VII.
liams, Mrs. E. L. Hendricks, Mrs. Eliza
Knight, Jadoc ]. Nuzam, Clarence
Knight, Claude Motters, Virgil E. Vim,
cent and L. L, Carr, of Colfax.
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PERSONALS

Charles Semons, of Uniontown, Pa,
has been in Fairmont since Thursday
visiting Robert Richie. Seamons re-
turned to his home in Pennsylvania
early in the week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Cook
at their home at Van Lear Ky, son:
He has been named James Alber'
Cook Jr. Mr.. Cook was formerly To-
Gated here.
Former Sheriff and Mrs. c. D. Con-
away are spending several weeks in
Atlantic City.
Eli Musgraye returned yesterday
from two weeks visit in Webster
Springs.
Mrs. p. L. Glover and son John, Of
Morgantown, are spending a few days
here with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs Mrs. NJ. D. Borgess.
and son Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs Ross
Hall and daughter Miss Betty, OF
Pittsburg, motored here yesterday
from their home and are the guests
OF Mrs Mary Borgess. on the East
side.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Ltnger Of Wes-
ton, who were guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Conway on
Chicago street have returned home.
They we're here to spend a few days
with their son Louis Linger, mem
Der OF Company c, which left last
week for Hattiesburg, Miss.
Mrs, c. o. Jackson went to Char
lesion this morning to visit her broth
er, Arthur Thompson. She will be
accompanied home on her return by
her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson
Of Clarksburg, who has spent the
summer there.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Grottendick and
family have returned from Baltimore
where they had been the guests of
friends.
Miss Edith Dodd, Of Metz, is the
guest Of her aunt Mrs. E. C. Scott.
Miss Jennie Huston left last week
for Akron, Ohio, to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Shaw and
children, Walter and Mary Louise, Of
McKeesport, Pa, are here on visit
to Mrs. Shaw's mother, Mrs. Carrie
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SELF RELIANCE
CONTINUED from Page one.)

now, what really would you say? The
animal would speak his mind plainly
At tie time-he would bare his teeth
and lay back his ears. The animal is
not polite.
"A man took some raccoons and gave
them no food for three days, He then
contrived trip which had to be open
ed by four different processes requiring
thought, and inside of 1t he placed food.
He counted the number Of seconds 1t
took for the raccoon to get 1t open. He
found that the female raCcoon opened 1t
quicker than the male,-that is in
stinct-you ask woman why she does
a thing and she will say because
she does not know why. This thing
was tried first on racoons and then
on primary grade children and on up to
senior college men and women. 1t was
also tried on the professional loafer,
who gave it up easily, saying it wasn't
worth while. Do you have professional
loafers in this town? l never lived in
a place where there we're not charter
members of the Spit and Argue club.
It was found that animals learned NOR
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quickly than people Of a low menta.
type.
Let me give you some thinking
questions,-why are YOU a teacher?
Because you failed at millinery and
barbering. Is this watch | have in
my hand? You will bet that 1t is?
Well, it is not-it is a locket-l haG
the hands and face put on to mislead
you-there are no works, just the pic
ture of my sweetheart. You did not use
your perceptions. Why do they use 4
thrashing machine on water melons?
You don't know. Well to get the seeds
out-we'd never have watermelons il
we waited while a man ate watermelon
out Of one corner OF his mouth and
spit the seeds out of the other.
81 have had my percepts enlarged
while here; l visited your bottle fac
tory-I never knew there were so many
bottles in tie world. III give you a
problem. If man sold horse for
5000 and made 20 per cent. profit
what did the horse cost him? I'll give
life certificate to those that can an.
swel it. 1t was given to the seniors in
400 class A high schools and only 80
per cent. got it,.
Changing the subject, Dr.. Jewell told
the story Of Adam and Eve who we're
walking out one evening Said Adam
to Eve-pointing to large animal VITA
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VIVID. GIRLS GIVE
JELLY TO SOLDIERS
Three Hundred and Seventy
Five Glasses Distributed
At Camp Yesterday.

Three hundred and seventy-fiv )
glasses of home made jelly was pre-.
scented yesterday to the boys at the
First regiment camp by the Young Wo-
Mans department of the Y. NJ. c. A.
The jelly was solicited from house
wives of tn city by members of the de.
partment detailed for the duty by
Miss Grace Foster, secretary Of the
department. 1t was received CRATE
fully by the soldier boys.
Last evening an informal meeting OF
the Advisory board of the department
was held. Plans for the future wefe
discussed but no definite date for the
opening Of the swimming pool was
named. Inability to secure materials
promptly and scarcity OF labor have
greatly hindered the work which is IN
sucl a state now that it is unwise to
..e o. @ predictions.
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short legs and long neck and eyes IN
the back Of the head-that Is q 81.
raffe.. Eve walked all around the crea.
ture and shook her head and said
ther9 never was such an ANIMAL
He told of the boy who jumped up
IN his seat and said, Teacher, teacher,
teacher, Johnnie said putten where he
should a put put"
Coming back to the serious again,
he concluded with saying "Tlearned all
my lessons all through school but !
was in college before learned tothink.
Teach your children to think and to
act on their own judgment"
Instead of section meetings this
morning, H. Francis James spoke on
Rural School Drawing" He gave q
very interesting lecture.
Lunch was again served by the 2,
W. c, A. girls Of the High school.
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Charleston Society.

Mr.. and Mrs. D. C.. Gallaher, Miss
Elizabeth Gallaher and Mr.. and Mrs.
William GalIaher have returned from
a short motor trip to Nicholas county.
Robert E. McCabe, who recently I'M
derwent an operation for appendicitis,
was sufficiently recovered to return
to his home "Dalgain" yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur B. KoOntz ex'
pect to motor to Fairmont the last part
OF the week, and will be present at the
wedding of Miss Virginia Fleming anu
DR.. Chas. B. Mitchell, which takes
Mace September 8.
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K. "CLosE.UPS"

Glenn Arnett, who is back in the
Dixie orchestra, reports having had a
fins time while playing an orchestra
Engagement for several weeks at
Chautauqua Lake, :. Y. While there
he met Jack Lewis, who was playing in
stock at Jamestown.
Mae Murray will make her first
appearance as a Bluebird star during
October appearing in Fred Mytons YER.
sion Of Louise Winters magazine
story, 1.-THE Princess Virtue" under di,
rection of Robert Leonard. Her lead,
ing man will be Paul Nicholson, Of ex.
cellent record on the dramatic stage
who now appears for the first time in
pictures.
Violet Mesereau will make her
next appearance as Bluebird star in
THE Girl by the Roadside" a screen
version of Varick Vanardy's novel Of
the same title, prepared by John C.
Brownell and directed by Theodore
Marston. Her leading man will be
Cecil Owen. The work OF production is
nearing completion at Bluebird's
Geonia IN. j. Studios.
OLD sTAGER.
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vauaeyI!!e and FIeht pIetures.

The three excellent vaudeville acts
at the Hippodrome will be augmented
tonight by the showing Of three inter-
esting fight pictures, There will be
stereoptican views OF the Willard'John-
son championship mill at Havana and
the Wnlard.Moran bout at Madison
Square Garden. They will be minute
ly described so that even those who
are not up on the fine points OF the
boxing game will readily understand
why the art Of self defense" is so
popular the world over. The most ex.
citiAg part of the fight program will
be furnished by moving picture show
ing of the Kilbane-C Clancy fight which
was staged at Cedar Point, o., last
Labor Day These pictures were TAX
en- at the ring.side and show every de.
tail of each round just as 1t happened
in the roped arena.
The vaudeville program will not be
curtailed in the least. The pictures
will take the place OF the regular pic
ture features.
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Golden Wedding Anniversary.

Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Harr who reside
on Potomac avenue near the city, are
today celebrating their golden Wedding
anniversary informally at their home.
A general invitation was issued to their
friends and many have called durlAg
the morning and early afternoon to e&-
press their congratulations to the veD'
cradle couple. Mr.. and Mrs. Harr are
among the prominent residents Of the
county and the West Virginian also
extends congratulations and 0est
wishes for the future.
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aMoraI COURAGE at the Dixie.

Muriel 0striche as the heroine in
moral Courage which is showing at
the Dixie today, adds to that virtue a
native shrewdness which is most as.
tonishing in one so young. She al.
pears at first as a simple enough lasse
working in the factory Of an old skin
flint whose son promptly falls in love
with her. When an unprincipled wretch
in an attempt to discredit her with ner
admirer, lures her to a disreputable
road.house, she transfers the knock.
out drops from her cup to his and es-
capes by the window. Later, after she
has married the young heir, his father
offers her a hundred thousand dollars
in cash to get a divorce; she promptly
snaps up his offer, gets her divorce,
pockets the money and then announces
that she and her ex-husband are to be
married again at once.
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For Bride Elect.

Honoring Miss Geraldine Maple, a
bridge elect, Mrs. Harry DeTurk and
Mrs. Chas. Shaver entertained at an
aluminium shower last evening at the
home of the former on View street.
Pretty appointments characterized :he
event and the bride to be received i
number Of useful gifts. The guests in.
cluded Mrs. Thomas Bennett, Mrs.
Leo Kullman, Mrs. Guy Sanders, Mrs.
R. P. DiCkerson, Mrs. A. NJ. Michael,
Mrs. c. E. Wayman, Mrs. W. H. Sch1m-
mel, Miss Carrie Wagner, Miss Eva
Odell Fletcher, Mrs. Hazel Holman,
Miss Geraldine Maple, Miss Ota Reed.
Miss Ethel Reed, Miss Ella Hunt,
Misses Alta Clovis, Ethel Shrver,
EleaLor DeTurk, Edna Jones.
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GLADYS HuIette a Princess.

tie Cigarette Girl" at the Princess
today, is perhaps not great picture,
but ut least it is fine picture, because
in every department Of its production
exactly the right thing seems to have
been done. Gladys Hulette, the fea.
tured member of the cast, has been
giver a real story The role she as.
sumes is exactly suited to her talents,
The action moves swiftly, the scenes
are placed so that the drama is con.
structive, and the climax is the only
let-down of attention. The only serious
fault is that William Parke, Jr., is mis-
cast as the husband. His acting abil-
ity Is as evident as in the other mem.
bers of the cast, but he appears entire,
ly too young.
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To Spend Day Up River.

The Christian Women's Board OF
Missions will spend tmorrow at An
tioch on the Valley river where they
will be the guests Of Mrs. w. A. Moore
who is spending several weeks at a
camp there. This will be the regular
meeting OF the organizatio scheduled
for next Thursday, Members Of the
board will leave here on the lO:4J
train and will take their dinner in bas-
kets,
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Arnett.Hamllton.

Word was received here last evening
from Pittsburgh by Mr. and Mrs. Hem
ny 4. Hamilton, of the marriage in
Pittsburgh Monday Of their daughter.
Miss Mary Louise Hamilton and Harry
G. Arnett, of this city. Miss Hamilton
had been in Detroit, Mich, on a visi.
to her sister, Mrs. John BilIer, and on
ner return trip was met by Mr.. A-1e.t
and they we're united in marriage.
They went from Pittsburgh to Parkers-
burg to visit friends and on their re-
turn will reside here. Mr.. Arnett is a