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The Detroit times., 1917-09-14
MAN ACCUSED OF
Staying WOMAN
IS ARRESTED

Asher Graham Holland - years
Old. sought hy the Detroit police on
the charge ~ Killing MT7 Emma
McCue to rooming house az No.
SIS Second ave was arrested In bis
nome ID Murray. Ky, and brought
90 Detroit Friday morning. by sher.
~ ~ A Patterson and Deputy sher-
~ r a miller
Hollands police record shows he
SERVED TWO years ~ I've year
forn. and has been charged with
rsnriur a stll In the mountains ~
Kantucsv Holland L. six feet, four
inches tall lie denies killing Mrs
McCae and declares he was In Chi.
cago when she was slain His faith
or was sheriff Ia Kentucky for IL
years and killed himself three years
aK0
The Detroit times., 1917-09-14
Chaser Plans New
Plays For Adams

sgc-t-r.or ~ !eNshfri aHd.en.s.
have F.Lti we gretf Adams 'h
trfa week where fhr fIa+of "'Ni aHf
- rresenting q new ath"FN pa
pIrpfn fe the Hrtt 'Ifne on 'af
STAGE Th frns lrre FHfnfn
rargar near the Adams ATTEST "t
ror1tnrftv ~ NJ 9iserr MiFe Court r-
res and BOZ. merlbels r"if
ranv Thee ADAMS Nfft. ne Yves.
fhratrr has rDany -nu~ i't wv"
.,frt f.ak he FOR tho conf 0rr 20 81 irons
and fr ga stage tsu'rmrn' ~ tU'
t9v--r 49, stage rnanay ana pay
NJ CHASER tnrncl his Iftt pieut
trrVy .tu~1y to make thfn coin ~
NTH fnr corr plet'ou = tie Adams
BE wanted fu c1rne 20 f'ftre+i ere
30 nnd been an annual Fl9it0F '"i
rfre ves rs 81 nave re honor p.
1rrrlnR th c4tys lates' arc INES
rfaehousr Nr 3iaaers fennr" OK tH'
sAarrs - fli b. Indefinite. nrf ne ns'
,-atr SEED hIs Sew York play ffoh yer
,o spars ~ rNurnae I'D irrrurlns i"'
aim me Nrrf best plavs ~ Ff.oh,
.frr rurlng The season " 'fiasr'
WIN prrsrrf a new SERIOUS drama ~
Mary rcAe-te kbinebart new rla|
81 krtI8f OpEius and severn pay
which have been New YORK snNreFH"@
tut have not YET been given re@'
fnH.ra
The Detroit times., 1917-09-14
OPPOSES WAR,
LOSES CHAIR
Educator, Fired BY University
Of Minnesota. Declares
He's LOYAL

MINNEAPOLIS sept if-Dis-
m.ssal 20 Prof W A. srhaper IS
wears professor OF political science
AZ tho University of Minnesota. be
cause of siteEr1 anti-uar views,
threatened today 20 bring the Uni.
ter-uy faculty and he board Of re-
gents into q hof sight over The cues
zion ~ academic freedom 10 var
time
University regents, a. The order o.
Tho state public safety commission,
called Prof scheper before them
late yesterday and misunderstanding. IN
THO resolutions adopted fhs regents
declared Prof scheper's "ex1ressed
unWillinRness 20 AID The United
states a mo present war render
MIN unfit ard unable rightly 20 Dis.
charge bis duties o. professor Of
political science ar the university
IN insist that ! an a LOYAL Amer
jean" Prof schaper stated today
The Detroit times., 1917-09-14
GOMPERS NOT
FOR SCENT LOAF;
WANTS 1T TWO

CHICAGO, sept "a Samuel Com
pers, president o. The American Fed
Grafton ~ Labor. can't SEQ the cd.
vantage ~ nickel bread -he pre-
feraetwo cent bread
II have seen two cent bread that
wns dear enough why talk ~ bread
for Eve cents" be declared ~
Gomperp reiterated HE assertion
hat fhc hewlv fnrmod American AT
lance fofllabor and Democracy was
-~ented ~ ooTincraie uffu tAc Amor
I.@n Federation ~ Labor 90 helping
Io win tho war
Tile labor chief arrived here toduT
fTeff- n 8.fiu'ic mass meeting
tho Cr"rcum under Tie auspices
r no Nn'ionni security League
Other sroakors VIII te Efffu Root
and Governor Lowdea
The Detroit times., 1917-09-14
Marriage Licenses

winisn Henry -. Johanna caul.
kine 80
Myron a. stark. p. Margaret N
Mvhueuon. "a.
Edward chatham. 70 An'o' voy.
Gastave veredy 40, verTa vish %
John Brhwochon o. WyHndotte
EDNA 20 =, hlenfeld 76. Dearborn
william Turner. 20 Marsarei Rut
ias riarao. 20. Mary Piccola. "a
lake Domntcl 20 Ethel 5hutsky
Buen r. link. al. Ache Man. ~
Tlhn Cieoia 70 Mary ko'erskt -
AnRigtina Venes, 81 Anna Japan
Arthur G. Arn'ass. 20 Teresa z.
John Tut,oL 81. Elizabeth sySul-Sl
as
John nark 20. LINDA Bos-ardet ~
Fsan1 R0rt,eels. &C. Rose Kuuath
John Kroioryk. ~. Nanire, stelis
IAskA- a.. Detroit
charies d Idndncrg ~ Detroit
Anna p Hornernan 2, Illinois
Frank = Rutt. ~. Buraio: Elsie y
Morrison Is Pcnusv wanna.
Henry I.ndor 25i Ethel y Ginon
is.
John =. MURRAY - Frances ~
mon. -.
peter paiszzoio. a. FRANCES Bate
cyrti Angus g. owcsso, JULIA
Wells Is. Detroit
william p Rrinty 2t Harriet y
Rowe a.
waiter p Miller az GeneVicV,
Emburv 2f
Edward r MAXWELL 20. Faith was.
ner. "a
John smith. 20. Emily Groves. %.
Joseph Jahloneki ~ Josephine Ak.
stem. 1s
Marvin Ouelot'e a. Ecors~. Au.
susfa weber % Detroit
william ID. Osborn. 81; Ema NJ
Haas hrieE a.
Anthony Kleczynskl a. Anna Ia.
John Marzsr. % katherine Ma
xunk. "a
Harrv smock a. Pennsylvania
Bertha Mend 10 ramc
The Detroit times., 1917-09-14
~ LoFN GR4NDENz

STAT Corresp7pae't tmte1 Press
BERLIN tvia Loudon} Sept IA
Germany holds The American rev
elatious as 70 Count Lu1burg maze
the matter Sweden affair exciu
sively
The Official attitude here Is that
kilograms cited by the American
state department as 10 the Argen.
tine matter chow that the message
were not inspired 1y the German
government and were merely private
proposals. indicating The initiative
OF a single German diplomat
The further fact vas pointed out
that the German government had
not followed The advice given IL
the lnxburg messages but on 'he
contrary had settled its difference
with Buenoe Aires.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-14
GRANDDAUGHTER
BORN TO KAISER

NEW YORK. Sept i4-Backers
of the old theory that. in war times.
births OF boy babies far outnumher
those Of girls. were given a setback
today AZ TIE news that The kaiser
had anOfneT ETanUudUkUTtFs
The girl WAS born 60 Prince and
Princess Adclbcrt az kiel The
ernnn- PRINCES also recently gave
birth to a girl baby Thus the most
warlike family of the most wariike
nation In the warlike world has had
Two girls born 20 h in the midst Of
the greatest war In history
The Detroit times., 1917-09-14
30,000,000
Is BETHLEHEM
STEEL ISSU T.

NEWARK. y. J.. Sept a. Bethle
hom Steel corporation stockholders
meeting here today voted 70 issue
$50 ooo 600 worth ~ new eight pei
cent preferred stock and 20 authorize
nm increase Of 10000 600 IN common
stock - provide FOR conversion Of
the preferred
An stockholders voted m favor o3
those issues except Clarence II Ven
ner and hts associates who voted 90C
preferred and 100 common shares
against them
Venner protested against the actor
% the management Ae said n WA
Illegal and unfair 70 many stockhold
ere and mat the rights ~ stock
holders" were being treated ~
scraps ~ paper"
The Detroit times., 1917-09-14

DRUNKEN DRIVER
HURTS WOMAN;
PAYS S25 FINE

Michael Diebrick. 20 years old No.
40 92f Porter was. hned 325 by
Justice Sellers. Friday morning. for
driving hiH machine At a rapid rate
~ speed while under the influence
Qf liquor
When III hls auto nfebrick wac
win party ~ friends Saturday
night he turned into Twehfy-second-
from Baker.st.. and struck Mr..
and Mrs Minor Hall No 10 Twen.
fy fourth st. breaking Mrs Halls
roIarho1r and injuring Mr Halls
head rebrick drove on after the
accident. and was identified later
FIJI ha home by Witnesses and ar
rrsfef
The Detroit times., 1917-09-14
NAVY RELEASES
COLLEGE MEN

WASHINGTON Sept 1.-THE
navy has become so overcrowded
that Secretary Daniels has ruled
college men can return for this yin
tiers training. rho fhcy VIII DO called
back 20 acua service NEXT Fumm~
when more ships and stations uiu
be- available Enllstmenf for the
navy has been halted because % The
number of men an hand Who can.
not b. accommodate in ships and
stations
The Detroit times., 1917-09-14

was confidently asserted in certain
circles.
THIS view was given public con
errpation In the announcement that
M Kischkln, a Cadet leader, had
accepted the post on minister OF the
interior In the re-organized cabinet
The Cadet party, thNi PROT Paul
Nilinkoff. has persisiehuy stood out
tor drastic punishment of al those
aligned against the provisional gov
eminent. for the death penalty Tor
treason and for severely repressiye
measures against intriguers klsch'
kin. n was stated, had accepted his
ofice "uncondltlonally."
The newspaper isyestla. organ Of
he workmen and soldiers party, de-
riared today that Kornilon and Gen
Iukomsky had both minated their
readiness 10 appear before revolu-
tionarv tribunal on The charge on
organizing an anti-goycrnment re-
volt Lukomsky was offered the sl-
urome army command when korni-
ioYs revolt bosame known. but re-
fused. joining forces with Dis lot
mer chief
One other minor revolt--that led
bv Cen. Kaledin. Hetman OF me
Don Coesacks-wa Quelled ~ ar
rest of Kaledin al Rostnv re was
taken into custody by tho local
council OF the workmen's and SOL
aiers party Formal announcement
vqs made here that Kaledin's fol-
lowing Was small
Kaiedin was apparently seeking
an eecapo from the government
forces Gen. Verkhovsky, eomman-
aant Of the Moscow district had
wired him Thursday
"The cossacks on The let front
are proceeding toward the Don'
while the enemy menaces Petrograd
n this means the cossacks are de
clarinr war on Russia, shall con
slider their appearance in my CTS
trlct As revolt and will order
their immediate destruction.
lyon know possess SUFFICIENT
forces 10 accomplish this ! am
looking for your reply 20 dissipa'e
my doubts"
AS far back as Tuesday afternoon,
n became known here today, ac-
vance FORCES OF hti hAi'" "
troops and patrols OF the govern.
ment regiments fraternized out OF
petrograd This was the beginning
of the complete disintegrAuon OF
the rebel forces.
Gen Alexieff. new commander-in-
chief. was al main Russian army
headquarters today A special gov
eminent commission was with him,
investigating all Of Kornuon actiVi-
ties prior 20 his revolt
Gen. Ruzsky was named com
mander on the north front, succeed
ing Gen. Rembovsky and Gen.
Gouiaor succeeded Denikine on the
southwestern front Denikine has
been arrested and viii be held 70
answer a treason charge
Kiembovsky must explain several
of his action. during the short'livec
rebellion. The government has al
ready demanded OF him why he per
uitted Kornilof's rebel detachments
10 pass toward Petrograd To this
he replied non-committally, request
Ing that he be relieved OF his com
mand
Privatefy Kembovsky was quoted
as declaring he had asked kornilon
10 send 70 cavalry divisions 70 aid
in the Riga defense, and that head
quarters had refused, preferring 70
send one OF these against Petrograc
in the revolt then forming
The Detroit times., 1917-09-14
PLAN TO CARRY
COAL IN ROX CARS

HARRISBURG. Ps sept i4
Carrying coal westward in box cars
uty become common under permits
SION granted railroads today hy the
public service commission Box
cars may hc upplied a mine With
oui being charged against Too allof
mcnt Of coal cars for such mines
The Detroit times., 1917-09-14
By CARL o GROAT


WASHINGTON. Sept lf-The
United States Is aiming Al sweeping
German intrigue Olt Of three ma
tons Argentina. sweden and Mex
ico And. she would convince leu
ton Liberals that the world "a unsafe
while mch plotting exists.
That is the meaning behind new
revelations anenl Swedish partner
ship with Germany, shown by q let
ter OF German Minister Won Eek.
hardt. Mexico 20 the German chan
cellor published today
This letter proved that Sweden
has been not alone messenger FOR
Germany. but also directly 2 league
as spy with her. Tor Won Eckhrdt
openly declared in bis letter that
Folke Cronhoim SS edish charge ar
Mexico City. vas messenger and
would give Eews from hostile
camp
Thus Far The American aim shows
signs ~ bearing good fruit
First Argentina has suumarily
dismissed fhe German minister
there who used the Swedish legation
% pass nsolent plotting messages
Second. sweden is wrought ur
over the revelations. her papers ron
denim the government and with cleo
tions coming on there The question
81 the alliance with Germany ia ne
biz issue-with The antiGermans
apparently running ahead
Third. Mexico know the unrec
| States has tho goods a. 20 Ger
man plotting on her soil and Wit
probably b. chary Of harborlng Teu
\ ton spies hereafter and may ever
do a. Argentina did-diEmls tn'
| German minister
America Is trying with her revela
tions also 90 feed the fanes ~ dis
satisfaction among Germany Jit
erals 20 convince them ~ Amer
| ica oft-repeared charges mat th
world Is no safe for democrac
while the kaiser and his -rrangiinl
/ world Germany liberals. WI
| have opposed intrigue and who hat
( such biunderinc AZ German dipic
/ macy has shown the past rev years
are taking heart ar The conviction
| OF the German system
The last doubt that Sweden ha
been "duped By Germany Na
swept aside in tho latest letter
This. under March 1915. date sal
| Cronholm carried messages person
! ally for Won Eckhardt-- not seldom
quite late at night and he is th
| only diplomat 'bru whom lnforma
ton from hostile camp can be Oh
! tanned
Won Eckhardt asked tho chance
Tor 20 have CronhO.m decorated D.
the kaiser. bat suggested it U0uii
be we'll 20 hide the fact from Ill bi
Cronholm and the Swedish govern
ment until after the war
Cronholm. IL developed today a
the Swedish legation. was abruptly
dismissed during January. 1917 -
cation officials hero professed n1
10 know why. mo h 's deemed pos
sible that The United states abou
that time may have come into pos
session % The letter showing hi
guilt
! Cronholm had "no' disguised biI
sympathy for Germany" Won Eck
hardt wrote. and b. be- pos bic fha
the Swedish government found &
necessary despite hcr sympa'h.
with the Teutons 20 ici him out
The present Development recall
The zimmerman plot note "a
dressed 70 The same Won ~ khardi
who was 10 stir up MeVic0 i'm
MeNiCanlapanfsc alliance agains
the United siates Nhe1 Do hlea
betwceI The lnitod states and Ger
many came
There can b. no doubt fhaf Mel
leo was siampIro grounf Ter Gel
man plotting thc The Mexican gn'
eminent did not necessarily knov
what went On within ifs border
The letter Eiven out By the stat
The Detroit times., 1917-09-14
Nv cF4RLLs ? sTEWtRT

Sto0 C9rrsSpor5c1t UHifsl Press
RUENOs AIRES Sept "a Pro
tecrng cordons ~ police served 'o
day as buffers between JDtI9ermar
demonstrators and ihe German em-
bassy. where count Luyaarg hur
riediy made preparations 'o ase the
passport Argentina handed him yes.
ferday
President lrigoyeu ordered r.gor
Gus investigation Cf demonstrations
during the past two nights and an
nounced ringleaders ~ rhe mons
which burned German buildings and
even threatened rhe German or
hassy itself would 30 severely dealt
witch.
Luxburg made Az notorious
turn here The dave ot h's 19par
ture has nor yer been ser
The Detroit times., 1917-09-14
Mother Asks Justice Sellers
To Send Her Son to WOrkhouse
To Save Him From Drink Curse

thing 20 drink and think IL VIII
help 70 atraighten him NJ. pleaded
th. mother want him 20 stop
drinking and am willing that ne
shall 20 20 me House OF Correction
II that viii help him
Louis. who ives AZ 80 81 Hlll
gpravr was sent 20 The work
house for 20 days
The Detroit times., 1917-09-14
GERMAhYS
PEACE NOTE
GIVEN POPE
Said to Ask Lasting
Peace and a Free
Belgium
BY J. X, HgARLEY

ROME, Sept 14.-Reply OF the
Central powers 20 Pope Benedicts
peace note was received by the vati.
can today, according 70 well inform.
ed officials.
II was reported the reply favors
"absolute independence for Bel
gium." demanding that King Alberf's
country be independent Of all milf
tary and economic alliances
Formal announcement Of the re-
ceipt OF the TeutCnic reply and in
formation as TO whether il was a
; Joint or group answer. was withheld
by the vatican.
LONDON. Sept. a. Germanys
answer 90 Pope Benedict was for.
warded 20 Rome Thursday night
and contains concrete proposals for
a lasting peace. according 10 an FIX
change Telegraph dispatch today
from Geneva.
BERLIN Via London Sept IA.
--Germany's reply 70 Pope Bene-
dict. as agred upon today. will spe-
cihcally declare that Germany has
no desire TO interfere in the internal
affairs Of other nations. according 70
the Berlin Lokal Anzeiger
The form and text OF the reply
WAS approved today by leaders OF
the special reichsfag committee
named by Chancellor MTchaelis 70
aid in consideration 81 the matter.
The Lokal Anzeiger laid stress on
the fact that the note does not re-.
semble the American reply, In that
n fatty holds no one nation shall
mix In the internal policies OF an.
other.
President wilson's reply cmphs.
sized the necessity that thr German
people Themselves assume control a
government. and this is evidently The
provision ~ which Germany 10 atm.
ing In her disclaimer % any similar
views as 70 other nations.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-14

Henry Pryor. charged with killing
William Morris. May %. was tried
in Judge Jonrlps' court. Friday
morning Pryor is alleged 20 have
Killed Morris i1 quarrel following
a discus si1r' as to whO could unload
fvc cariords nj coal the rfnre
quickly Tho rasc was not finished
80 noon
The Detroit times., 1917-09-14

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OF Germant 80 me -'''''''
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mo -Ioss -.muen Ntta th.s lesnt %
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+ intercourse between tais legation Anc
yaer exc z~..,.
ra. l-' '','-e.e ,r4er Al ores.
III. trrfnrr r. submit ~ your eN-
90 irn iae aif shp.iliF ~.
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The Detroit times., 1917-09-14

The lstfer Elven out BY Tie state
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-15
WOMEN'S CLUBS
WOMENH CLUBS.

This week will Sc. n gathering OF
women from nil over the state. in attend
ance at the fourteenth annual convention
OF the West Virginia Federation Of
Wom"n's clubs. at Charleston. W. Va.
All :hn womcn's clubs of this city will
be represented 10y delegates. the exact
number from tho Womau's club IS not
known. but the following vii represent
tho other clubs of thu city:
Woman'S Literary Club.
Mesdames:
H. NJ kimherland t;rnrEn a. Bishop.
S. p. Christian Charles Dougherty.
Misses:
Eliza beth Rungec. Mary Clifford.
Collegiate Alumnae.
Mcsdames.
william Stifnl, Daisy Riggs.
Equal Suffrage League.
Mesdamcs:
Flora Williams, E. S. Romine.
Child Study Club.
Harry Laurhlin. rr Elizabeth K"ay.
Tho Official Program.
The official program a* announced Is
as follows:
General Federation Frrs;dert--Mrs.
Josiah Evans Cowlrs, Los Angeles. Calf.
General Federation Director of West
Nirginia-Mrs. Robert l.. Hutchinson.
Huntington.
West Virginia Federation Of Wom"n's
Clubs.
Officers, l9l6-l9l7.
Presidcnt--Mrs. Joseph q. Cochran,
l0I6 Markc, street. l'urkershnrg.
vico presidcnt--Mra George DeBolt,
o03 First street. Fairmnnt
District president. First congressional
districl-MrS. J. l.. Rcrinhardt. chair
man. Huntington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-15
VICTOR RECORDS

II was Inevitable that Amelita GALL
. Curci should make n record OF The
Las, Rose If Summer" for she has the
| gracious personality. the warmth or
human sympathy. md the glorious
vote. To bring Mnorc's beautiful song
IT, its fullnrSs Of expression. This new
Victor Record Is among the October
offerings. and in tialli-Curci's dlction
there is just the little tang Of her ma
tive Italian which adds so much TO the
grace and charm Of her speech.
The patlrrcwSki record Of Chopin's.
"Etudc in G-F'lnt Minor Is another in
stance If the improved method OF re-
rurrliny piano music recently evolved by
the Victor. In Little Firchy." Charles
Wakefield Canadian has given us another
If those delightful little sketches based
on Indian themes. and Maud Powell
gives n beautiful violin rendition Of this
captivating number.
Tho popularity Of TITS But n Little
Faded Flower is partly due to the
pretty sentiment Of the poem and part
~ u the appropriate melody. and Clar-
rn"r Whitchill sings 1t with sympa-
th"tic understanding which seems Just
right" T.amhcr, Murphy sings beautiful
~ two charming songs OF sentiment.
Good Night, Little Girl, Good Night"
and The Blush Rose" the latter num-
her telling pretty Hover legend or
white rose that was changed tn 4 blue
rose by the kiss of the West wind.
Geraldine tarrar has selected rs her
offering n fresh ardent love song by
Chamiuadr "If Thou Dosr Say" ia a
rumuliunus nutpnuring sung with eng
crnrSs--a full. free acceptance that life
and love nr" worth while. When Boro-
diu'S Russian opera. Prince Igor. was
Kiycn at the Metropolitan. critics were
unanimous in saying that the chief sig
niticauCr Crnt"r"d in the rhOruscs. and
the tw" records presented by tho Me-
tropulitun Opcra Chorus will no doubt
IL. welcomed Ivy nusir-lnVers The first
number Is Il soft. rather gentle chorus
If Tartar women; the second. chorus
"f slaves is III vivid contrast; and both
have the true Russian flavor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-15

The "Old Timers Waltz"--hsre's .
Columbia record for October that the
"old timers" will indeed relish. and
which !s bound to find a place in the
home of many Il man and woman whose
musical memory dates back to the days
when the telephone was 4 novelty, and
the graphophone was still to make its
mundane appearance. The Bowery."
The Sidewalks Of New York" Sweet
Rosie O'Grady." Daisy Bell" Com
rades," Little Annie Rooney" "Thc
Band Played On"-there are many Of
YOU who read these lines who will hum
over every one Of their airs as you read
their names.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-15
ATTENDING COMMERCIAL CON-
GRESS.

City Manager George Q. Nagle and
!. J. Holloway left Saturday for New
York 10 attend the Southern CONNER
rlai congress. which Is being held there
from October Is TO 90. Governor Corn
we'll is tn deliver III address at the con-
:;rrSs as West Virginia il represented
with an exhibition Of various products.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-15
poasa-WtntSr1.

In st. James Lutheran church, we'd
ding of interest was solemnized Satur-
day. when Miss Viola Winters: became
the bride OF Lieutenant Joseph H.
: Reass.. The Re-. Walter L. Schuette.
performed the ceremony with the i'm
mediate families in attendance. Lteu-
tenant and Mrs. Rcass are both we'll
known TO large circle OF friends in
this city The bride vii reside on the
Island. and the groom has left for ono
of the environments in Kentucky.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-15
Fr,dny Morning, October 10
MT de Chantal Study Club.

The Mt. dc Chnnta! Study club will
meet today AT the windsor. the pro-
grain will he as follows:
Roll Call. Winners OF the Nobel prize
pupcrs-Skrtch Of Life Of Duly
I'rudhomm-. His Works. Mrs.
Clara Rose Coleman. Miss Esther He'll
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Vrer Service.

Yesterdays vesper service which was
held at $3.50 o'clock at the Y. w. {. y.
was largely attended. DIR. Samuel hodds
addressed the meeting. taking for his
theme. Gods Poem. Miss Virginia Hall
sang a solo. and tea was served At the
conclusion OF the meeting. with the True
Friendship club as hostesscs.
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About You Makes Nc Love Hou." that
IT'S a recent composition. SO sweet il
it in it's melody. and so tender in its tone
that It seems more like an old song. Of
the days when accomplishments were
played on the parlor organ, and the Grim
cline and waterfall had their place in
the fashion pages. Nevertheless, this
selection was one Of the big hits Of
Follow Me-" and because Of its unus-
ual qualities will probably endure when
many successes OF the hour have van
ishcd.