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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-11
Seine &reo(i,l
ariminals ssepman
bon 8Mrton 9. Stepenfon
Gcrt5ebuns.)

(JptIIeRuHS.J
xair ppIIen bod bas Rdf4en an
fdjauxn, usinte Der Coroner.
81 apo ben Strid berauf. Das
&biirdtn an bem f!einenadit4en itano
efjsn, aber es mar nidts oara's be-
f9dbiet.
N;eIIeid3t baben es bic Weaen anf'
pebrod,tn, meinte Seffelbausr.
Dds IN nidt mSslia. ertpiosrte
Dslrpp. Gtben Sie nur, fpie es gee
imlpHtn mar!
81 mu@te bas Sbiirhen 5u mn
Iitk bic brei tleinen ,SGf4en eir,s
f1ndppen, bic gum ielbfttdtisen 8er'
f1lub anstbra9t paren.
Is tonnte nur, fiiste Ct binSu, BON
etisr M.nldenbanb se0ffnet tptroen.
linb aipar bon Der 9aHb zines lepr
sntenieentsn Meniden, i@lob Der
Gnpuer. gs tpiirbe i'm Dunteli' leaf
i2sper fallen, bieie Sdsden gu tiHoen.
mean man niat senau peib, no l's
finb. :,
SupoN, CAB OeIrOp su. Das 1T
rpuhr.
6effelbauer Dffnete BEN Mnnb, IN.
md stpns 3u bemerfen; bann dnoerte
q Ieine gbiiht uno panbts iih nit
sinsrn bessidnenben 2d9eln ab. Or
beiru@tete aufmertiam bic anoten am
Grid, ben 2anbunssites. bns Mailer,
no - gsrobe unter bem Stes - etn
Boot ppr Mnfer lag.
gehSrt bas Boot Sbnen, 3err Oels
fpn2 fraate er.
satpobI - es liegt felt Samfas
fiir uuisren @ebrau9 bier.
Der iunae @raham. Der aana nuBen
ON Steu ftanb. blidte in bas Boot
binnnter unb rief plDtli4 aus:
Sehen @sie bcd,l s0ns 1T odsY er
ftrsdfe BEN 9lrm aus; bic dnpsrea
folateu Der Bepeouns.
Mas 1T es benn9 frasts osr eos
roner.
Sbne Az antfporfeH, 1pruH9 Otus
ham ins Dafer unb na4 einisen
ghritten fpar er i'm Boot. Srosoe!f
es htftis hinz uub krihfpantte, sos
e. q an ben qfoHsn unb befsitists es.
Das ift's, mas i'd msine, rlef er
unb beut.te auF einen Repolper. Der
reben i6m i'm 8oote lag.
gtfaunt blidten +. auf bic 9Datfe;
bann erariff Der Coroner als erlter
bas Wort.
@eben sic Jpn berauf. iaste er.
gs mar elm neuss Mobea, poltg ses
luben.
8. rief Ct plDslich aus. pGhreno sr
ben RebpIber bon allen Stiten betrntI
tste fehen Gie hierber; sr beutete ouf
einen alumpen glut am aolben. Der
s4oI6en III iebr Ibner, Fiiate er hinsu.
llnb nod et,pas: ba finb rinige Snitia@
len. 4. 3. ,. Mds bebsilten iiey
sic bsbeuten SobH colbert Srnse
tuIe, antportete Selrop NIT leiIer
Gimme.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-11
GrunSeisentfums .SppOtbeieu.
Neue6hppthtfen

Daniel 6. DiIts an bic 8. 6. Col.
iDea 60. 1896.
ROie Dsiers an GONE GaDiuss
8anf go. $4,000.
gtofa Oftsrman on Gpring Uarben
g. unb 3. 60. S1700.
Scbn DsIDsc@io an alunn ufOsers
$3.50.
gbna M. @rssu an 10. aaiu,pill
$1,000.
Sobn 5aufer an gortb ;yairusunt
2otul 6. unb 3. 60. $1,000.
Robert 8. pIoamaH an WsFeru
German Haul 5000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-11

Sdcob 8. DlliHger an Drmonbs 9
unb &. 60. $500.
Sdrnb 8. Roberts an Wdlnn
| 5iIls g. unb 3. so. $4,000.
| Nobert 8. pIosniari an Mitsrr
Gerninn 8nnt $500.
9lrtbur ]. BrOipn an Central .
unb g. SO. $1,000.
| 6arrp y. Norbmnn an propiben,
Sabinss 3. unb 3. 60. $3400.
| StbuItian Rens an Weit Gnb o
unb 8. 60. $500,
| SfGdc @ootmon an Peoples 8. uub
9. 60. $500.
I. Sumuel 9. 5bpmpfon an Sunt
Strnbt .. e. unb &. 80. $500.
9tliec u. Wueii on ct. gsrnarb
prpareiiipe .. unb g. u. So. $4250.
et6sl g. @cIbenburs on Gbmuno
8. Munb 1925.
stribur 3. Sornins an 9ibtraI g.
nnb .. SO. 5000.
sSpp 6. Carr an Noripoob Jmprpps
eb y. anb 9. 60. S270O.
Nidoias u. 9ertboI an pries Siu
Ro. 2 3. unb 8. 60. S1700.
Sobn r. Grdce an Serraee purt
3. unb 6. 60. $1,000.
2ouifd 6. @oeriDater an Worp
ainaiep $164.2S.
MilIinm g. Setter an 0olunteer
9. unb 3. 60. $3.50.
Florence Wiot an Mt. 2ootout g.
unb 6. SO. $780,.
gnna 9. MrnoIb on bo. $1,000.
2sipis ai6bep an bo. S1100.
Scbn Williams an 8aparin 9. unb
8. So. 5000.
8etiIgte 5ppotbefen
SuIio gotmonn on 0tit Strabe q.
u. 9o. / $1,000.
gIari 6. Mepers an Soutbern
Ohio 6. uub Z. Cos $4,000.
@eorge SuBsImann an gtortb Jairs
mount 2ceaI 6. unb .. so. $500.
GbarIts Msttsrtr Sr. on louiIe
8nur $500.
Stnrp 6. Strepe an Dsfern unb
Souttern 2ifs SHi. SO. $4,000.
Do. an Roberio Boz $1,000.
20. an Sauforb 9rowu, Ifufee
$58s6.
Wlarp u. Daesp on Weitern unb
Soutbern 9ife Snf. 60. $10.500.
.3sIba SiIperslabs on gri!t Warb
3. unb 8. u. 60. 5000.
aribur 8. 9roipn an Central 3.
unb 8. 60. $3.50.
Gna Tl. Smith on Winton pIaes
9. pnb g. 60. $1,000.
gbiparb O. Wshiirotb on Greo
pai.man $500.
6uIbd llmsr on Glenn g. unb g. |
q. 1920.
George m. pstrp on Gbitb q.
5eiub $1,000.
Srbn Sod on eagle g. uub 6. u.
$500.
SiabsII fR. phillips on eagle g.
unb g. u. $500.
Greberid 70. Beg an price pin |
eagle 6. unb 9. 60. go. l $1,000.
Worp 9opte an po. $1700.
Jrant Z. gufdts an Calhoun 8.
lnb 3. SO. 5000.
Serman SsrobiHo ON Wm. Gorbeu |
4. u. $2260.
Rational Dom. COMPANY on grnit |
Siaiion 8. unb 3. 60. $1,000.
g.fiis SiIDsritein on .. Rouba
se4s.
SOparb R. a.p an 0ree. 3. 8O'
uifieib $450O.
4rtbur 3. aoubsr an price g6ia
Eagle 6. uno 9. 60. go. ] $4,000.
Riholas q. g.rtbol an Charles u.
Settler $3.50.
Spbn 9. Grussr an Wabiion 3.
4. Qo. 2 $500.
gbnrlss 20. Wd6enba9 an Jumts
3. Cooper $4,000.
Do. on bo. $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-11
Ia

0ie erIten syriiblinssIfiirme Frau.
item iiber bos 9anb unb roIItem bic
Sdneebede auf. Sutmer ndber fam
&lara SnbortS Sod)3eitstag, fir
W'tttipo4 por Palmnriim mar er on.
geiest.
$err bon Sonunern batte IN Der
.lesten Bet nift trumer be Conn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-11

geIesenteiten limb pis merf5euge:
ii' bisnsn Ssn. bn iis su brniibsn
nssftebt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-17

they conccIe each point you mako. h"o
nnnlIv nnncnr to nEroo with tho con-
cIu.Inn Won rcach To Hll Appearances
they mr.. convinced. Then some any
ths matter corner up RKntn ana 'n"y
,nukc cxnrlly tho nnIne atntoments th"'
thcv made before In the interim tho'r
elastic minds have snapped back 10 mo
first position.
rho woman convinced nBninnt nor
.Yu ,,hn r,unin. az tho snmo oplnloE
ytIIl ia a classic example or tho oIhh'io
mind.
once Ind houhckeop"r VINO no.
louyrd to thlH class. We "r" worry ION"
eff gingerbread ut my homo Tor n pun,
try lunrh va do mot chrn Tor IL AZ
me inhl" nud wo lko II beat slightly
stale. when my hounckcrprr nrnt camo
naked her To innkr me Homo E'nEor-
lI,rcnL md ,,h" rnndn mn excellent l"hi.
I'm Afraid You Don't Like My
Gingerbread"
\ few dnya Inter nh" cnmr to mo ma
anld I'm nfrnid y"u d"nt INK" my
gingerbread. Two pu> It on tho tnoio
- Jozcn times and there's Mll three
quarters or It left. md TIN getting stale.
| IL there something wrong with It,.
! or course. I promptly explained that
! w~ wanted II only for between m"nl
lunches and that wo liked II HliEhtly
stnlo.
| She appeared to understand. Yet tho
n,xt time | nskrd her Ia make ginger
brcnd nhc said. Il don't roo IN ltn
much use. l put II on tho Table any
nrtrr day and no ono entn II und II XotH
stnIc.
! 1t Outraged Nor Idon About GinRor-
| broad.
| r-r.uiiou hnlr Il dozen times In lho
,nurn, or hrr stay And II was not
| h-ruu,, she rursnt either. Sho hhs u
perfectly good memory whom rh" ""nth
J /. hnvn inIt II outraged her lhGun
,t,n,u gingerbread tnhr lik~n h"rn VnIy
! rrr-h and ut the Tnhl"I TINT her mimi
, .It,,IIy T-rur"d 10 accept tho fhnt hhh
! ,,,,,,r ,wny rTuIn u the mluuto ] TO
| leaned The rtrsriIro 'f Inv explanations
! wonder IT y'u know "nY"nn III n
that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-17
NO HEADACHE Or
NEURALGIA PAIN
arr a ~ tEHI re rNAE Nv Wv
INMEn' IiEhrNIIlE Pb"''E ""
hHD DbtTI rITFtH

when Vnui bend nrh"" r"u MIMI
must have f"iI"f ~ YuI VIII r." "h'
IN uc"hi"rn To ruff"I when you 'o'
tnh~ u I"uIrhy Hi" ~ tnIu"n I'""h
r"n~ rnwh"In and r"li"v" III" pnlu nnl
nrttnlGIn NJ once H"nn "'IIl'"h" w
Tho drum rInrr nuw fur II ,llul" rnrhnE"
OF -, jnmcn IIrndn"hn 'u"H"f"
Don't nuffrI IN II Jew Inun"nlr YOU
will fool nnr hruhnrhn ghn" u"
moro nrlrnlrln unln
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-17
Motor Partiou To Hothordn.

Erwurih I'nrk. the delightful yum
mcr r".nrt nj ls"tlcSIin. o.. In proving II
most attractive terminus Tor many mo-
tor pnriIrH FROM thI: ely.
Tho following pleasant parties mo-
iurrd over during the pnHt w"rh and re-
mninrd for dinner at ih" hotel:
Mr. md Mrs. r. r.. lloyd Miss Emily
roInrrfurd. Miss Edna Ewing 81 Louis.
Mo. MFR. anil Mrs. Edward lrnnZ"ll nih
rnmIIv Mia. Elm FrnnZ"ll: Mira. John
NVnllnrr AMI family: MIR. and Mrs !. {.
Dent. Mrs, John :. Nnvlnr. Mr.. mud Mrs
Ituy Il, Nnylnr. John Nayl"r. Jr.. Miss
Dent: Mr.. and Mrs VIM Nrnh'lnrk Mr.,
md Mr.. -. II. lt"hh y. g. lt"bh. Frank
pur~t. Miss Alberta N"hh. Mr.. md Mira.
H. w Errr"t: MIR. md Mrs Charles
Duu Cherry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-17
SURPRISE PARTY
FOR SOLDIERS

Tho sOldierh oncamped at tho fhIr
grounds arc to DO tnndorod surprise
pnrty Saturday nrtornnon by party "t
lndion from tho local chapter OF tho Rod
Cronn. Tho lndion In chnrEo would not
divulEe what tho party would ho. but II
Is ruInored that thero will IN oodlrH ar
Ice croam and good home mndo cnkrs.
AT any rate. II in n suro bot TINT III"
noldiera will turn out ell munro for thr
ocrnaion. Tho treat Will 10 In the form
OF q farewell ErootinE to tho boys he-
roro thoy lenvn for tho training cnmr
ut IInttiesburR, Miss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-17
Hhroyer-M q COmbH.

uuI~t wedding ,wnn r"lrmniLnd yes
terdny muruimE at tho pmrr"nnK" or tho
chnuIIno HIToert M. IT, church nj IA"
o'cIuCL, whom Minn MhrEnrrl Nice "'nhh
dnuKhtor nf Mr. mud Mrn. 'hhrIon Mo-
tnIuhn nr Nhcrrnrd. hn"nIno tho hrlh"
Of hudrnw f.. Hhr"yor.
Tho 'oTcunny wnn performed ny W."
Ilrv Hnnnnl .. J"nnn. md ln'nr"'h'"'V
fullnwlnH tho happy couple l"H Tor nv
Iuke Park nnh WnrhinEI"u. u. g
Mr. NhInYor In tho principal 81 'h1
uhorrard hIHh n"h""l. aud hln hihIo "hn
. teacher la tit" nnIun lnnll,u'''Il
IIuun thoIr return they VIII Po NJ
homo Ia their fTIruhn ln NHrtInt"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-17
Vigorous Men
and Women are
in Demand

II your ambition has left you. your
happiness has gono forever unless y""
take advantage OF John Coleman co.
mungnffiGent ofTor 10 reftnd your
money on. tho irst box purchased II
Wondcll'u ambition PILLS do not rut
vuur onliro nyRtcm In ilnc cundilln
und give you tho energy and viE"r y"n
have lost.
lie ambitious. DO htrnnE. be Vig"r"un.
Hiring tho ruddy glow nr health I" your
rhnchn and the right np"rklr lhnl a."
notion porfoGt mhnh"u'i ana woman
hood to your 1y"n
Wendoll'n Ambition "illn. tn" great
urTvn tonic, can't bn B"nl Tor That llrnd
foollng, nurv-un ,r"uhlcn. p"nt blood.
neuralgia. rrntlrrnii"nr,
I,romniing, nrrvnun pr"nlrnIInn. m"ninI
doprounl0n. l0Rn "f npp"llt" nnd hih
Inoy OF liver uomplhlnln.
Ia two days you W I'LL fool botlrr. In
=. v.,L WIN ~ AL fool iihp. and uflNr tax
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-17
DAVE BROWN HRs1ona.

David g. brown. hrcrrthry TO city
munger. q. .. Nngl-. hnn iondnred" his
resignation. nud viii In the nnnr future
assume hin duties mn Brncrnl auditor
nr the Slack manufacturing company. 4
unrgc lrI"i concern with orncnh In this
CIIy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-17

Mir and Mr." II. l.. JunrlInG md H"n
Robert, IF kIrltwu"h. ARE spending u
month nj their attractive bungalow west
of 81 t'Iuir' IN" Mr.. nhI Mira. JUNK
ling have had for their ruc"t- Tho pnai
week Mr. md Mrs H. T.. lI"lfriCh Of
I.cunN and today Mr.. nnh Mrs. Glenn
IIrantIrn Of the Island VIII lcnv" for II
weeks vI"ii with Ihrm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-17

'rhlr ov~uIuH tho RnlHhlr ~ "'"h-
hmm will entertain with d"liEh'Inl
dunro nj Wheeling pnrh. tn" nl'"'Tn
h,vc wuu grrnl popularity with tho
,,r,o ,II,uLnnco who hnvc hrcn enjoy
InK them during tho hummer IN"
Premier nrchrrirn will furninh lin ur"nl
up-tun munic for tho dovutcon OF tho
dance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-17
SIDE TALKS
BY RUTH CAMERON.
ELASTIC MINDS.
Nv RUTH Cameron
ELASTIC MINDS.

There nrr u great many pc"pIn IN
thc world who have what call m
>lnatI" miud.
And / know few things thnt "Aha-
prrntr me more.
A. yuu mnr Gu"sS. ! d'm ti''h I"
mind elastic enough I" h"id MI H"' y
nj hrond idrn1 md synpnlhi"r.
What l mcnu ~ II tniil thht N'RPH
hnck to my fixed id"n tn" way mn
rlustIr does when you let II 40.
And Thon Thor Mindu Snap Back.
Yun nrr arguing some mater With
one nr those propl-. T"n x" over tn"
ari~.,ion step by stcp with them ana
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-17

pI-nrnmi inrty will l"uvc "n sunday
morning FOR II tn"uthr camping trip Z"
Gould CITY. Mrh.
TIL, rnrty lucluhcu Mr.. aud Mrr. ".
II Wrli"r. Mr nud Mrr Roy ltny. Tom
Ilny. Mr.. and Mrn Albert S"hnirrr. Mr..
and Mra. Ellrw"rth 5ch"hrld. and Mira
Katherine Ellsworth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-17

I.-i n""uI"n ii,. ~ 'l""" ~ VIZ
Ihhi -, ."I'p'"' I"" 'h"i'h ""h'|"' 4"
n"II rhIfnI "I,l'h"" ""l ""'I'" ""rl"' w
va, Wa y"Idr iu". '''l''"ln. -
Thn n,~,rr rr"ur WIZ "'"l"''h """'
In"l u,l"h
Mrrr,r NJ witt thurI"n hrwhi""h'.
coal h,,ubr"rht ~" rtu"nd '"u"''. |"h
o,i ,'uu,nd ihnrl-n Iink"r A"'"n F"""R
Iunn Fruit I'r"hor. NJ HI"d'' "h". 'h"n
kcuur,lv pnd W. A. !i""1"fuh"u.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-17
HOARD PRACTICALLY CohFLHTnn
WOHn or rInhT GALL
YunTEHDhY.
OrnnIa Ilm Exemptions. While u" """
Woro DuGlarod rhysiGHily DIS
uInIifiad-TwoIvs AllohH.


rho tIhIu ,',,tIuir ,TnfI h"prh y"n''!
d,v u,nrItrnIIy completed iIn work. nm
lar ~ III" m"m in'lud"d IN '"c '",'
,.,II far urryirr IN the rclcriIvr hr'I'
| army mr." rnu,rn'"d. '"h"''''"''.' w
| ,In,mr for exemption from n"rvlcc wnf
| rIui"hrd yrTIrrhay.
rhr ,.nuuiy got Inrrn 38 men or li'
mIntn 81 IHI IT Iu cntimnt"h thht u
wIII rruuirr the examination 81 mn nd
| Iu,ounI lIu of nearly II hundred men
| L,rnro ihc uunIn can l." filled. although
! ,h, Lrur,I will not take st"r" i" chi
thr,c men for examination until orders
a. re received from The provost m"rHhhI
m n,tur Wallace Of The West virgin"
,IrrnrImruI Of military CcnslI".
! or me. A. men included In the HTH'
| .,Il yG we're Declared Unqualified upon
: ,hy.tr,I r,nIniuaIInI. y Total or ll0
! ,,u.,1iIlrd for hrrVirr. Including lh"nf
! vI,n dId not claim exemption ana 'h"sc
/ - Inr,.. ,lnIInh wrI" rejected ny I'r h""'"
| Twelve men failed /" report. an" 'hr"'
| men ,.III l,s suhl"'I l" service. h's''""
! the hnnri las hrrn furnished Va" h""""'
| 81 u, N,,Iuh HI'n "ii'"hF ia '"" '''
! lie Ir"m, rlii" '''u"'E, ana WI" W.
! lrIu ,,.hc nI ia. '""IIiyr '""l" Ih'f
,,,h.n . i,d"I 81 "a 's'IIIIrh I" ih'
| hIai,l.r heard " L,.inn already !" '''
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| .,,.. ,,..,,I .,..,...I.y II.Inii"i 10" 80"
| "' .t.t,,,., To-, ,..u,iI.n
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,,nh.J r,..,,.v n,,,rr,r az h"rI"r h"""
r''' ",'" ,,,.
r,,,,,,l r,u,u H-rvio..
..,,.I,,,, u1 the rrn,,n,lr up"n which ih"tr
""'I,'" "'"' w. n'' r,nn,sI wnu nnnnunc-
~ ,,,,,,,, NO rnIInwr.
| "' '""' WV ",.',,t,,,,, ,ororJor, WHO
| ,or,,, T. uu,uru,l dependent wIrn aud
/ ,r,,I,, IcrcudcuI wirr md
| ~,
'h'n" ,,,.,,rr dcr.udcri wlro md
.,uJ
! 'hl|h. ~ ,,,d,rt vIro
J""
! N"r"'', !" ,"'',', L.ncndcni wIro
! ,u',
md "h''h, , ,,,ondo,, chill.
! '"'''>
"r"n' - ,.ro,,., d,pcndcut vito
ra,,,,v
an" 'nl"',E. ,on,r,,rr, wIrc.
,,,.,,,,r T. n.,;rnIv, dependent wifo
Nh.n'', 70
""' ,,'.trI ,,uio Miller, dependent
, l'irh"r" '"''N
\, ,,irr. ,l,ncndcnt vito and
Henry NJ ''rE'' "'''''"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-17

In npito nr tho dinner hnu"" nj tho
Country club, being Ir,ut p"n~d lnnt nvo-
uk,,, tho club wnr tho n"rno az uulin n
InrR~ gathering ut different ilnrr during
tho dny.
Many nI"tnrrh out IN the morning nhi
rprut Tia" ,Iny for luncheon. mud r"r"rnl
kruupr enjoyed tho regular dinner Inst
evening. Tho EmrHt llri for dinner IN"
cIudrd. Mr.. mud Mrs Arch M"rInt. Nj.
and Mrr q. -. Magic. M"rtA Fr"nhh"ih
and pnriy ~ nir. Harvey F"lin"h. l'r,
Eugene Illldroih. Ill. and phriY "r f"ur.
John Is. Uurdnn and phTty or nix.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-17

MIrn Thclmn tinker entertained nj h"r
home on Twenty ninth street Inst oven
Ing for MrsNrH. k"nnct Eripp"n nnh Roy
Weinsinck ~ Marietta o.. VIII" nf" VIZ
Iting In tho city.
Music AMI games pr"Vld"h 'hr oven
INKS plunsuurc. and d"lGhtI"I re'I"hh-
mont, were nrrv-d In Cancellation.
Tho Kuehin were:
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About A'cpv,Ic
Movemruts Of ludlvltIuHls !"
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mulnrrd up rom their bone In Wash
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DaIuYmnn arAHT uHJOTAHLH
nay ar WMHnLInu FAM

Wull. th, uIik wTontl"rr ~-rn at 'hs
rnrL ynntrr1ny. aud certainly had good
lime From tho lnninnt thny rnnnhoh
tho ark until ,hnY loft IL wnn on" grand
fe,,lIn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-17
srErrR nEonIvrs oobuuss1oN

In. HPEYER HECEIVEB OOBMISSION.
Word wnn received by Horny Spoyrr.
prominent Wheeling man. thnt his RON.
less II. Spoyor. hns received commits
sion of second lioutcnunt In the ~. =.
army. Mr.. Spoynr hos been Ia training
ut tho offcorn' training camp In Little
Rock. Ark.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-17
BridRo Party.

Mrs A. a wheat entertained n plrna-
mt group "r friends yesterday after
noon nj the Country club After nm In
trrraiInE gan" If bridge. II dnInty
luncheon wa %"rN"h Twelve guests
were InrIuhrh In tn" pnrty
Better developing and printing OF
kodak films at
The PHOTO SHOP
1920 Market ST. nu16g
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SUMMER PARTIES
PRETTY AFFAIRS
I.UnUn Epmu ron npIDH1 hHh VI"
ITOpn MN nTTpAtITISH
nVHmTu
u.v.,rI rr,tI-s -i U"""'.T Club WIN
mnsv ur"nr- H"t"'I-H Oct
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mann 81 fri'nh" ir'l"E at " 'lh"''h'nH
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hn,,., un iInIIh rinui rII"-i h'un"I Inn
Mrs rhpnr n M,,II"unt nmh hin. ]
t1,dr Al, I!t"rt,r Iwu IutruI hIl'lor.
The runrtr viii Iu'IuAo.
Mrr'lmIn"n
IInmr.i kI"'Ii"H"r hIlnu nut,
rhIIn,Irlrhi" Ia W'IIrir,rH. w. Va.
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tIrutro htfIr"nnlI WtIhuI Ii"ERn
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-18
Cspscial ssar.Du1stin corrssponasnes.l
SCHOFTELD BARRACKS, July

SCHOFTELD BARRACKS, July II.
Mrs. Hamilton Hawkins entertained
the frien6s Of her son Hamilton. at
q very enjoyable movie party. After
the performance the young people re-
turned to the Hawkins quarters
where they partook Of q delicious
supper. Hamilton's guests included
Dorothy Love, Jane Kiehl. Helen and
Fannie Herr, Sara Pick, Helen Nc
CIeaye, Isabella Boniface, Adna and
Wtnifred Arnold, Margaret Blasland,
Clara Leonard, Dorothy Durfee, Bill
and Bob Browning, Jimmie Bell, Mer-
row Sorley, Corbitt Hoffman, Park
Hodges, David Hedekin, Bobby Love,
George Riggs and Bruce McMullen.
A large crowd Of polo enthusiasts
were present ct the game played on
Thursday afternoon by the ARTILLERY
and Cavalry teams. The ladies served
tea IN tent near the field and the
brigade band played during the inter.
mission, both Of which added much 70
the pleasure Of the event. Some OF
those present were Col. Lucien Berry,
Col John Mcmahon, Maj. and Mrs.
Fred Austin, Capt and Mrs. John
Herr, Capt. and Mrs gicnard KimbalI.
Capt. and Mrs. Augustine Mcintyre,
Capt. and Mrs. Ephriam Graham,
Capt. and Mrs. Raymond Pratt, Capt.
and Mrs. George Paine, Capt and
Mrs. De Russy Hoyie, Capt and Mrs.
william McCleaye, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Howell Estes. Lieut.. and Mrs. Cuth-
Isorf G4onrna fotft and Mrs John
Lieut.. and Mrs. Philip Thur.
Der, Lieut.. and Mrs. John Wyeth,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Archibald Arnold.
Mrs. Leora Hoggson, Miss Carrie Nc
Mahon, Miss Esther Mcmahon, Maj.
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SchofeLd Barracks Society

Robert Foy, Capt. Charles Hayer-
kamp, Lieut. Raymond McQuillin,
Lieut.. Harold Rayner, Lieut. Meryin
Heyser, Lieut.. Vincent Erwin, Lieut..
Karl Greenwald. Lieut.. Jacob Deyers
and others. -
Snsy Lane and De Russy Hoyle, the
attractive twin children Of Capt. and
Mrs. De Russy Hoyle, celebrated their
fifth birthday with a lovely party on
Friday afternoon All sorts of games
that children enjoy were played and
later q birthday feast was the finale
OF . charming afternoon The little
ones included were Virginia Cain,
Josephine Stallman, Rosanna Nc.
CIeaye, Jack and Dan DAILY, Gordon
Austin, Jack Hadra, Harold and Jack
and Hugh Clary. -
Miss Margaret BlasIand entertained
a number OF her young friends on
wednesday afternoon at the First In
fantry pavilion with q delightful dan
cling party. The affair was in the ma
ture Of q farewell for the boys and
girls who are leaving with their par.
ents Cor the states next week. A de-
licious punch was dispensed during
the afternoon and after aloha" was
played the children enjoyed buffet
supper. Included in this charming
party were Helen and Fannie Herr,
Elizabeth Van Way, Jane Kiehl, Sara
Pick, Dorothy Love, Adna and Wini.
fred Arnold, Isabella Boniface. Dor.
0thy Durfee, Clara Leonard, Helen
Virginia and Ross Currie,
Bill and Bob Browning, Park Hodges,
SorIey, David Hedekin, Ham
llton Hawkins, Corbitt Hoffman.
Bruce McMullen, George Riggs and
Bobby Love.