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youngsters. The sack relay and broad
Jump relay also proved to be interest
ing.
The grammar schools made an es-
pecially good showing. aud with inter
est aroused should be in the running
next year. They had but little chance
to practise, but the showing made by
Royal, Kaiulani, Central Grammar and
Kaahumanu was especially good. Next
year the grammar schools will pre-
pare for the meet, and with interest
aroused there should be at least 5eo
entries in 1918 The events:
The results (P, signifying Punahou;
S, st. Louis; CG, Central Grammar;
NJ, Mills; r, Royal; Kai, Kaiulanil:
Broad jump-Pogue tP), 1873; Leal
tS). is I1-2; Hoopii (CG), lilo; Fun
Luke Isl, 10.
seward finaIs-Lee (S), Leal tSl.
Stephens ND. Pogue (P). Time-6
flat .-.. -:
22O-yard finaIs-Young Yuen (MI.
Ishimura (M), stephens (Ml, Jones
(CG). Time % As. s-'- Z'.t - 49,.
Shotput -Pogue (P), 1877 81; Vred-
enburg tS), 33-61-2; Leal Isl, S2-l1;
stephens tM), 32.7.
10O-yard finaIs-Lee tS), Pogue (P),
Leal Isl, Okina (R). Time-l1 flat.
High jump-Pogue (P), 40: Simon
ton Cpl, 40; Hoopii (CG), Al; Hipa
(Kail, 4-6. $3.50.
Baseball relay-First trial: Punahou,
Mills, Central Grammar; second trial:
St. Louis, Royal; finals: Punahou,
Mills, st. Louis, Royal.
Sack relay-Royal, Kaiulani, Mills,
kaabumanu, S5-5; S3-6; S0-2.
Broad jump relay-St, Louis. Mills,
Runahou, Central Grammar, 1876. -.
Shuttle relay-St, Louis, kaiulani'
Mills, Royal. -.-
Points Won ..s.... =.
Points won by teams. were as fol-
lows: 80. ..
5O-yard dash st Louis, s. Punahou,
L; Mills 2. -. =. =.
22O.yard dash-Mills, 10; Central
Grammar, /.
1O0-yard dash-St. Louis, Z; PUMA
hou, 8; Royal, 1. ~
Broad junp-St Louis, 4; PunahoSL
8; Central Grammar, 2. II .#--E
High jump-Punahou, 8; Central
Grammar, 2. ~
Shotput--St Louis, 5; Punahou, D;
Mills, 1; Kaiulani, 1.
Baseball relay-St. Louis, A; Puma
hou 10; Mills, 6: Royal, 2. RE
Sack relay-Mills, 4; Royal, 10; Kai-
ulani, s; Kaahumanu, 2.
Broad jump relay-St. Louis, 10;
Punahou, 4; Mills, s; Central Gram
mar, 2.
Shuttle relay-t-St. Louis, 10; Mills,
4; Royal, q; Kaiulani. 6.
Totals-St Louis, As; Punahou, 36;
Mills. 80; Royal, Is; Kaiulani, 10; Gen.
trail Grammar. z; Kaahumanu, 2.
Officials: Referee, w. r. HUMPHREYS;
games committee, Glenn K. Jackson,
w. R. HUMPHREYS, Brother Elmer;
clerk of the course, DR.. A. l.. An
drews; assistant clerk of the course,
w. A. Meinecke; starter, j. w Nc
Crillis; scorer, Jay A. Urice; announc-
er. John Anderson; timekeepers. G. T.
Schmutzler, A. E. Larimer, Robt. Horn
er, s. w Robley; judges, finish. Edw.
Breier, Guy H futile, l.. r. Killam,
Geo. Ray mond; judges, field and re-
lays, Mr. Case, e. A Pease, Paul KEEP
peler, r. s. Whitcomb. VIM Raseman;
chief marshal, r. K. Thomas, in charge
Bow Scouts.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-16
CHINESE DEFEAT TIGERS; SKATER
TEAM DOWNS FILIpINOS AT MOIu|LI
Doubeheader Staged Yesterday Brings Out Two Good Games
Before Large croWd-"BIondy Williams Pitches Sterling
Ball Against Lang Akana's Squad-chinese Players Show
Sparkling Fielding Against Tigers From Fort Ruger

'Blondy" Williams came back to his
old form yesterday afternoon at Moili-
iii Field when the Engineers Of Fort
Shafter defeated the Filipino team OF
the Pacific League by a score of Z to
g.. The blonde i1urler had his under.
hand shoots working in excellent
shape and held the hard-hitting Fill
pinos down 10 five hits. -
The Engineers put an excellent team
I'm the field. McGavin, StockwelI,
Cain, Chief and EstelIe have all played
ball before Honolulu fans, and played
bangup ball from start to finish. Nc
Gavin was especially effective in cut
ting base runners off and this, coupled
with IL strikeouts by Williams, gave
the Shafter team the game. 81. ---
0rtez started in the box for the Fill.
pinos and held the Shafter team with
out run for three innings An error
and three hits gave the Shafter team
four runs. King went into the box
and allowed -four hits and three runs
In five innings. -
Lang Akana az Coach
Lang Akana was surely pleased with
the showing made by the Filipino team
inasmuch as he has only had this
squad out to practise three times this
year, and It was the first game that
they had played. Lang has taken an
interest in the team and as a result
they have shown big improvement Ia
all departments.
After yesterdays game the fans pre-.
dicted that the Filipinos will be in
the hunt throughout the season. With
Lang Akana as coach the squad will be
showing big Improvement through.
out the year. Tomarra starred for the
Filipinos yesterday. covering his posi-,
ton in center field In an excellent
manner. Williams and Chief divided
the hitting honors, each getting two
hits. More than 500 fans turned out
TO watch the double header which was
run through N exceptionally fast time.
Gnrs chaftar
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FRESH BREAD UNoBTAINA6LE

LONDON Eng.-Tfe latest order Of
the food controller is that no baker
can sell bread less than twelve hours
old. It means that III the majority
of cases the bread delivered to the
householder is from eighteen to thirty
hours old, while at the weekend, I'M
less Sunday baking is adopted, the
bread delivered on the Monday may
be from forty to fifty hours old.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-16
SOPHOMORES

Summary: Three-base hits-Peter,
Lee Chu. Two-base shits-Fat 2, Sing,
Chang. Leong, Ching, Bun. Lee, Ho.
Sacrifice hits-Yee 2, Loo, Ho. Stolen
bases-Loo, Chang Tong, Ho, zee.
Double play--Sou to Tong. Bases on
balls-Off Lup 6, off bun 3. Struck
out-By Lup 2, by Bun 9. Wild pitch
Bun. Umpires-K. C. Loo and Kong
kai Time--1 hour and 20 minutes.
Scorer-Vun Chang. =i.-s. ~
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Results Saturday
National League

Results Saturday
National League
At Boston-New York 6, Boston 2.
At Observation-Disclosures, H.,
Brooklyn 3.
At Chicago-Pittsburg 6, Chicago 2.
At Cincinnati-St Louis 2, Cincin.
natl /. ..... IT,
American League -
At Detroit-Detroit 3, Cleveland 2.
At Philadelphia-Pall 10,
Washington 4.
At New York-New York I, Boston
At st. Louis Chicago II, ST. Louis
q
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American League Standing

Yesterdays Results
National League
At Chicago-St. Louis 5, Chicago 3.
At Cincinnati Cincinnati 5, Pitts
burg ,. II ........>. .-...
American League
At ST. Louis-Cleyeland 4, St.5Louis
o. -.. : .......-
At Detroit-Chicago 6, Detroit 2.
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Coast League Standing
Yesterdays Results

At San Francisco-San Francisco ,,
Oakland 1; San Francisco ,, Oakland
0.
At Vernon-Portland Z, Vernon 2;
Vernon 6, Portland 0.
No games scheduled today.
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SATURDAYS Results

At Salt Lake-Los Angeles Is, Sal
Lake 5; Salt Lake 4, Los Angeles 3
At San Francisco-San Francisco D
Oakland 8. ...:.
At Vernon-Portland 4, Vernon 3.
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GAMES TODAY
American League

american League
Chicago at Detroit.
Cleveland at ST. Louis.
Washington at New York.
Boston at Philadelphia.
National League
New York at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Pittsburg at Cincinnati.
st. Louis at Chicago,
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Fort Ruaer

Fort Ruger .....2 q y 2 y . o c.,
Three runs, tour hits off Won Sue
In tour innings; three chase hit, SUM
fiung; two-base hit, Wells; sacrifice
hit sum Hung; stolen bases, Young,
kau, Wells, Lominick; bases on balls,
off Kong 3, eff Tilley 2; struck out,
by Tilley 10, ny Kong .; wild pitch,
1illey. Empires, Costa and Pemberton.
Time of game, 1926.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-16
PAPER MILLS USE. GRASS r.
AS WOODRUFF SUBSTITUTE
IRx Associated Prsss1

LONDON, E9g---AlthoEgh several
of the largest paper mills in England
have been forced to shu5 down because
the government stepped the importa-
tion of pulFwcod, many others have
managed to keep going. by utilizing
grass which Chey OBTAIN from Ssot.
land, the Findlands and India.
Printing paler and notepaper is
being made from grass mixed with
other materials. The cheapest fibre
is obtained from rags which are no
longer exported. Rag cuttings are
now. worth $40 ton, which is still
below the cost OF wood pulp, now SELL
ing for $3.50 ton. 1t was $40 ton
before the war +-S .-t -~.
Fire destroyed the Mills department
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FIIlplnos

Score by innings.
Fort Sllafter % % ~ o 90 30-7
Filipinos ....'.l0 b 000l0 0--3
-Four runs AMI four hits off ortez in
four innings: tliree-base hit, Chief;
two-base hits. Pianas. Williams. Or
tez; sacrifice hits, Batong, Lopes;
stolen bases. McGavin. Roach. Stock.
well, Batong 2, Lopes, Boni 2; hit by
pitcher, Ortez. King; bases on balls,
off King l. off Williams q; struck out,
by Ortez 4. by King 4. by Williams IL;
double play, McGayin to Estelle to
McGavin. Umpires. Higgins and Penn.
berton. Time Of game. 1:22
Chinese Beat Tivers
Fast fielding featured the game be
tween the Chineses and Fort Ruger
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%ag6!gl!!kggtii!ll}S, 81 R S!!g|e* s Sport
PACIFIC LEAGUE MEETING

y There Will be a meeting Of the =
, Pacific League this afternoon at =
! the office Of Davies & Co. at ) =
o'clock. All managers are re
= Quested to De present, as the 4
schedule vii! then be discussed 4
and ARRANGEMENTS made for a 4
= S eCial series
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Fire destroyed the Mills department
store at Reading, Pa, at loss OF
$4,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-13
SAVE YOUR HAIR!
A SMALL BOTTLE
STOPS DANDRUFF
EVERY BIT OF DANORUFF DIsAP-
PEARS AND HAIR STOPS
COMING OUT.
TRY THIS! YOUR HAIR APPEARS
GLOSSY, ABUNDANT. WAVY
AND BEAUTIFUL.

Thin. brittle rnlOrirSS and SrraECF
hair is mute rvidcnc" Of Il neglected
scalp of dandruff that awful scurf.
There is nothing 50 destructive IN
the hair as dandruff II robs the hair
Of its luStrc. its strength and its very
life; eventually producing IA feverlsh'
ness and itching Of the scalp, which
if not remcdicd causes. the hair roots
10 shrink. loosen and die-~thcn tho
hair falls ont fast. A little Dandcrinc
tonight now any time - will
surely save your hair.
Get small bottle Of knowfton's
nandcrinr from any drug store or tot
let counter for a few cents and after
the first application your hair will take
on that life. lnStrc and luIuriance
which is so beautiful. II will become
wavy and fluffy and have the appear
anCn nf abundance. IN Incompatible
gloss and snftnesS: but what VIII
please YOU most will he after just a
few weeks use. when YOU will actually
Scc a lot Of fine. downy hair-nrw hair
growing all over thr scalp.
Danderiuc is TO the hair what fresh
showers OF rain and sunshine are TO
vegetation II goes right 10 the roots.
invigOrates and strengthens them. lis
nxhilarating and life-prOducinG proper
1irs cause the hair to grow long. strong
and beautiful.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-13

to get home and would have Ia wait I'M
til she heard from h"r family. She
stayed the week she had originally
planned on while whiting 10 hear. NJ
tor she went. it cam" out that Sh" had
- mileage book all tn" tim"! Her hos
tess diun't mind having her but she
couldn't help being rather amused.
The third ] have kept To thu last be-
cause il Is tho most rcinarkahl". y
friend of mine n Young married woman
in moderate circumstances hal 4 EiTl
friend who was All orphan and who after
81 visit 70 tho hospital had n" place l."
20. so she kindly invited her L" her
home Ia stay Il week or two Shs stayed
nine weeks she did almost nothing 10
helm she even lay IT. bed mornings AMI
let thu busy housewife. bring her break
fast To her Hints that Sh" begin Ia
look for work w"r" IF no await, How
they finally got nrr out. don't know
Tho stat" ri mind anyone must h.
in To do such things really puzzles me.
lluw can they bear 10 think that p"nPl"
are Disguised with them. Haven't they
any pride. ! wish someone could "x-
plain the psychology Of 1t 10 me.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-13

yi,rd hcliev" for nn"). In all TINT
time Shr never took her hostess any
whore. nrvrr paid carfarc mover
through, any little thing to the children.
one. when they We're going out h"r
hostess who was Il very generous. east
l. imposed On person and couldn't orA7
10 give NOR. than the EentlcSt mint.
asked her guest if she didn't want 20
take her pnckethnOk which was lying On
m. table. "Dh no. she said chccriuIiF.
II won't need it for anything. incl
d.ntaily she considered helping with Inc
dishes all Sh. was called upon t" q" IN
tn. wa of work though her hostess who
keep, no maid vas busy from morning
Ia night When she left she invited her
hostess u com" and visit her III tn"
country a few wr"ks later. The latter
began making her plans 10 do 81. pui
sh,. never paid the visit for she never
heard from h"r guest. not even brciti
and butter note.
She Sta ged the Week.
Here is another. \ Young girl VIII"
usually spends u week nj the SGaShnrH
with her aunt was told that IN" iatirr
was not in Il position to h;iv" her $" Ions;
thi; year hut would like her for Il day
nr two Sh. came Il day earlier thrR
the time set ANNOUNCED that Sh" had
spent all her money and hadn't enough
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-13
About People
Movements Of Indlviduais to
md From the City.
Observation-Disclosures

. Mrs. George Milborn of Warwood
underwent an operation in the NORTH
! Wheeling hospital and is doing Ver1
nicely.
Mrs. Masad Ferhat Of Detroit, Mich.
who was operated upon in the Noru
Wheeling hospital few days ago, Ii
convalrscing and will be able TO re
/ turn home in few days.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Neff have re
turned from an auto trip 10 Cumoer
land and Hagerstown. Nd.
Mrs. Henry Spuher who has beer
the guest of friends. left yesterday fol
| Cincinnati. Ohio.
! Lieut.. Edward Jamison will 90 'tc
Washington. y. G., tomorrow on bus
inrSS.
Mrs. Walter Pennington. who ha:
been lhe guest Of Miss Martha Irwin
has returned home.
Mrs. Frank Kincheloe of Charleston
W. Va. is spending the week with hel
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Fischer oil
the Island.
Misses Sarah Redman and Mabe
Harpfer were Pittsburgh visitors over
the weekend.
Or. Ira 6. McCreary. pastor OF n
Second /. p. church. was called To New
Castle. Pa. by the serious Hines Of his
mother.
Assistant, United States District At
,orn"y J. j. L. D'I;ri"r will go 10 Phil
iuu, today. 10 attend the session or fed
rral court.
nr. J. H. Pugh nf Woodslield spent @
few hours in Wheeling yesterday Or
business.
George Marx. ri Warwood. now ir
training ut Camp Ice. Va. arrived sun
day To spend furlough at his home
He will return IL camp "Wednesday.
: Is. Illum and family will this week
muv" from Elm Grove 10 the Island
They formerly r,'Ided on the Island
but for th.. past few years have livet
In Woods addition Elm Grove.
Fred Hall former principal Of the Elm
Grove. school. now IN training in the
officers reserve corps at Fort Benjamin
HARRISON. is expected home on a shnrI
iurr"ugh. next week.
Mrs. May Kinney Lewis. general Sec
=, t;trr Of tn" !. W. {. ~. left 70:
Clark shurg. W. Va. yesterday in connec'
IIun with the War Work Of the Y. ". c,
=.
K.v. W l.. Fierce 81 Cameron. pastor
If the Christian church ut that place, is
Il Wheeling visitor
l.. 5. Foster II Pittsburgh Morse wire
inspector IT the American Telephone
and Telegraph company. WAS here yes
t.rday on 4 business trip.
George NJ. Bowers and wife Of Man
ningtun. spent yesterday IN Wheeling.
Former senator -. ). Marshall or New
Cumberland. was hYr,. Last night for the
Launching Of the y. Nj. {. y. campaign
for war funds.
W. W. IaalI. prominent WcllsburS
banker. attended :hc V. NJ. t. \. banquet
at III" MrI.urc hotel last night.
Miss lrrna Underwood. Miss Wilma
Underwood End Harry Gilbert. former
students. and Charles Van WInkl" and
Thrlma ORrirn attended the home COM
ing Of Bethany college, held Saturday
at Erlhany W. Va. They spent til"
Weekend there with friends. returning
home Sun,llv night.
Attorney John Is. Wilson has been
SnSrdinE the past f"w days in Ciarks-
burg IN legal h;!SincS.
Deputy l.. :. Marshal J. n. Short Will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-13

leave this morning for Phnfppi, wbere
he will attend the session Of federal
court.
Misses Lou and Stella SchaH are
visiting schools in Cleveland, Ohio.
MIS- Russell Campbell - Elight1y ma
proved. after having undergone IN
operation, at the Ohio Valley General
hospital
JIG. Burns. OF Stone 4 Thomas Con
pany. Is spending the day IN P1etSo4r4h
on business :
Miss Sara Bushon Is III It her homo to
Park View. RI:
friends in the East End n:
Miss Anna Swyer. who vs. slightly
indisposcd. is improving nicely. z:
Alan Adams has rctrrned bona, after
spending a few days 10 Pittsburgh. Z:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-13
SIDE TALKS
BY Ruth cAMERoA.
How Can People Have the
Cheek?

wond.r. # th"r" IS any direction IN
which ,,.."1l. differ nor" widely thar
their allowance. which >.''rmS I" hay" ~
other ATTN ~ od.':'i'lt'. as thu Slang
word ""i,'"k
Th"r. :trr SOM u.."pic =" lacking IN
i, ard <n/h:gh ~pir!icn that tn" hnr''
Silsp;rio,l that they ar. n.t wanted any
whrr.. -: that anyone thinks they ar"
imposing upnu him or h"r. is Ink: n"
lash uf 2 whip :" Al sensitive, morse.
And th"r., ar. ',.h"r p'"'pi" 9" dcllo"r-
at.ly ;hick skinned. :" richly padded
with check tina; they Will endure actual
insults and keen on intruhtng "r imp"9-
ing.
Lot m" toll you thru" authentic in
stances.
\ voting girl went I" visit her cousin.
:, voi,p- narr:.,I woman with t%o chill
tircn. much hospitality and small nouns.
shc Didn't Need Her PocketoooH
Sh. stayed thrr. weeks ishe was IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-13
Y. v, C. A. NOTES.

The Fellowship Week Of Prayer IN
connection with the z W. C. A opene6
yesterday. with Miss Harriet Taylor. OF
New York in charge. Mrs. H I. Boad
will conduct the class on Wednesday,
from 1890 to 100. the noon hour.
This evening the business Won,en,s
Bible class Of the Y. w. C. A. win meet
DR.. Thomas Grier Koon1 is to speak, and
a very interesting and instructive ses-
sion is expected. -.
Miss Harriet Taylor. national secfe-
tary of Y. w. c. A., spoke in the library
of the local T. W. C A yesterday AZ
noon on the work nf the association in
Canada, South America and the United
States Wheeling Is fortunate tn hear
inc Miss TAYLOR speak ON these subjects.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-13
NOVEMBER DAYS
HAVE MANY JOYS
DELIG HTFUL INFORMAL RECEP.
TON FOR MRS. SOOY
YESTERDAY
Ple4sures OF So Many Different Natures
Provide Entertainment During
Those Busy Days.

Mrs. Clarence" r. Alton cnniplim"nt"h
h"r guest. Mrs. j. l.. S"uy III I:uflal". y.
V. NrSIt rdaY aft'rn"on al h"r h..ru'' on
chaplin" street with a delightfully."- IN
formal reception.
Yesterdays affair WIS Il charming r"-
t'wnl "r old aruu1inIur""S for Mrs.
$"rN. VIII" viii III. remembered As. tn"
wIf" "f IN" lat" Rev. S"ny. "A former pas
tor "f III" Fourth Street NJ. r.. church.
In thu pHrl"r. wh"r" the guests wrr"
r"""iV"d by Mrs. AlIru and Mrs. Suoy
w"r" pretty decorations n( chrySanthc-
NUNS and daisies
DURING tn" afternoon tho following
guest called:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-13
STRONG At TIN K1oK9.

BOSTON, Nov. 12.-More thnn 100000
members Of the Worlds Christian En-:
deavor Union now are engaged in some
form Of war service, II was Announced
nj the headquarters Of the Union In this
city to-day. Pennsylvania alone has
sent more than 5000 Endeavorers to the
army or navy. It Is estimated that
two-thlrds of the unions throughout
the country cultivated gardens during
the summer. -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-13
Runllnage Sale

Tn. Loyal Wnnrn'* lihl" class "t IN"
FIRST Christian church viii conduct
rulnnaS" sal" at @2"> Main street. on
Thursday, Friday aud Saturday Of This
week The cnnnliii",- Will hr in "harg"
Of Mrs ! \. I.aShl"S ard Mrs. 7. H.
STEPHENS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-13
Public Health Club.

The Public Health Nur""S club. WILL
meet in their regular evening of Stud".
on Thursday evening ~ >."'c!nck III tnG
Associated Charities; rooms.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-13
Skating Psrty.

On Wednesday evening tn" members
Of the Macadcmy club will entertain
with u Skating party At IN" Wheeling
park This will u" the second "f a
series rf these very rni"yahh affairs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-13
SPELLING BEB TONIGHT.

An did fashioned spelling BIZ will he
hold tonight in tho Thomson II. F..
church. on tho Island. Frnf. G. F.. 9th
ems supcrintcndsnt of city schools. will
have charge and ali arc invited to at
tend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-13
SUNDAY School rnsr1tuto

\ large uunlh"r Of Wheeling hulk left
for Nuundsvill" This morning I" attend
til" Episcopal Sunda! school 'nStliut"
al Tho ohio v:tll"". Which ~ili be held IN
ihr Trinity EnisrnnAl church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-13
ClasseS 10 Enrl Union.

The rhilath"n I:ihlc classes and III"
Earpra classes "f az" ri'y will meet
this evening in ~" E"rIiSi church at :
o'clock tx form L Unirn. Officers will l."
appointed and Il S"riul tur' follow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-13
Mask Skating Plrty

\ masquerade skating party "Ill II"
given Tuesday evening. E","Inh"r Il" n
the Wh""liuE Park casino. under the
HuSpirrs 0f the Mo- Nam" ,'luh.
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Kings Daughters Meeting.

TIL" KINGS paui;lit"rS at -. I.uk"'S
church met yesterday evening in tn
parish hnuS.. Their study NJ "E.lizn-
beth. Mother at 81. .Iohn. III" Earlis'.
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Daughters Of 1sabellu Dance,

An informal dance party was held at
tho Cathedral High school armory by
the Carroll Court. Daughters Of Isabella
las, evening. complimentary to the
members who wcr" initiated last SUNDAY
afternoon. TIL" decorations throughout
the arnory were If the patriotic ma
tur". and an affair of NUMEROUS joys
pleased the CHESTS. who wore:
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Plea sart Party.
Mi6Skk.

A pleasant party who will h. in at
trnfanC" AZ III" dance in MrHmGSvIllr on
l'riIay evening. viii hv cuInpuS"d NJ n"
mi
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Ripping Rhymes
BY WALT MASON
PAT AMERICA.

Prosperity with us ahidcS. and want
20 us unknown. Will" oyer lur"p"'S
countrysidcs the hungry pcnrl" moan.
For years poor EUROPE has bern torn.
has heard tn" battle din. while W have
plantrd fields Of corn. and hrrur tn"
harvest in. privatinn has not mlh'' us
l;,nk no wnlf is ut our door: "" have
orr bundles in tn" hank. and credit at
III" store our tables spread, wr sit
thrrraI. AMI costly joints "" Cnrv": and
il is shameful In hr fat. whih wnilInE
millions StIrVc. Oh. let MS discipline.
our souls. and far less selfish h. and
strip some williams FROM our rolls L"
send across In" sea. And when our
noble country calls for samples If long
green, Ia purchase clubs and CANNON
nrlls. or sink = SuhnlarTnH lHi gladly.
proudly flash oar wHdS. and loosen up
like tnrn: too long our rluukS havG
been our gods. our Shriu'. has been the
ven America 1lnnr is fal. and haSkinG
IN her grease: tn" atoms have im"'n
tramplrd flat. sine" william broke In"
p"acc .NuL Will" III" stricken nations
toll in warfare. lean AMI lame. nnd
Inint with hI""i III" r'v'u soil. our fat
ness is n Shnruc.