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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-21
BUNGALOW WANTED
Ranted-Bids.

UduItW-DIut-
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.
Bids will be received at the office q
the city clerk until 10 o'clock a. m. Thurs
day. ApSl IS. 1917. FOR the erection and
completion Of New Central Fire Station
Plans and specifications may be obtained
by depositing ten dollars Right is reserved
10 reject any and all bids.
J. F. DAWSON
CITY Clerk
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-21
Wanted-ReaI Estate.

MESA LAND WANTED.
Want one or more section cheap Mesa
land within 20 miles OF FL Pas0. Address
P. o. box 49,. e Paso. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-21

nelp Hanted-Agentf.
AGENTS make big money polishing auto
mobiles With Cooks autogloss. Sample for
two-ceut stamp Frank c. Cook. X IG9 18th
Street. Denver. Colorado.
FLOWER BEAD NECKLACEs-season's
fastest seller. Fairs. house to house. a
sure meal ticket Free catalogue Mission
Bead Co. Office 9. Los Angeles. Calf
SELL INNER ARNOR FOR AUTO TIRES
prevents punctures. blowouts and doubles
tire mileage inexpensive, easily applied
Big profits. American Accessories Co.
Dept 4sC. Cinclnusu. Ohio
TAILORING AGENrS-sen cool cloth.
beach cloth. mohair suits. made to meas
ure- any styles wanted. Prices lower than
ready mades: sample outfit ready Can
make big money on this line. Leeds Wooden
Mills Chicago. Ill
AGENTS % travel BY automobile TO intro
duce our $50 fast selling popular priced
household uecessities- The greatest line on
earth Make SO day Complete outfit and
automobile furnished free 10 worker Write
today for exclusive territory E NJ Feltman.
sales Mgr. - American bids. Cincinnati, O.
AGESTS-Earn s10e per month easily 10
start Establish big permanent business right
AT home as exclusive gent your territory for
our Dr. Williams Autiseptic soap Apply
quick The Williams Soap Co. Indianapolis.
Ind. CThis company and its product distinct
from the J. y. Williams CO. OF Glastonbury
Com.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-21

owner will sell soxI2o feet close to Car
uegie library and Masonic temple: property
IS paying about SS0o Per year in rentals and
Will take care Of itself while doubling IN
value address Owner. = O. box s. Fl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-21
Wanted-Furniture.
Wanted-Board and KOoma
Wanted to Rent

Wanted to Rent.
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WANTED. May 1st. clean room. hot bath.
Address Roomer. care Herald.
WANTED-To rent about May 1st. small
furnished apt with sleeping porch; walking
distance. Address 4. care Herald.
HEALTHY couple. no children. will take
good care q home during summer. Address
13s. care Herald.
WANTED rent four or five room house
close In; viii take lease; references given.
Phone 4sS1R.
MAY IST-Furnished hskpg. rooms for
about see. walking distance. by permanent
couple Address II 1s0. care Herald
WANTED-Cottage within walking dis
tance Of G. H. roundhouse. j. =. Moores.
SOC z Missouri.
WOULD like 20 rent between and 10 acres
with house. between El Paso and Ysieta:
near car line. Address Is 1856. care Herald
wANTED-At ohce. rooms furnished. clos.
IN Phone le3lJ after - M or 34Ge. branch
II. ask for Phillips from e. NJ to s ?. M
WANTED-To rent location for manufac-
turing business. 30xsO It. space required:
prefer place near depot. Sanitary Butter
store. 400 san Antonio s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-21

Help Wanied-SaIesmen-
/ SALESHAN-For lace assortment: $50
/ commission on every deal: sample weighs
! one pound; only men with trade now trav-
! cling need apply Rrin Bros. direct i'm
| porters Of European Iaces. Dallas. Texas.
/ LOCAL DISTRIBUTORS wanted IN every
7 town FOR Speedoline; permanent business,
good pay Write quick Tor our big money
( making proposition The Speedoline Co,
( Dallas Texas.
PARTNER WANTED.
Good. live healthy man with vim. vigor
and push; man willing TO work eight hours \
day with $1,000 cash capital can fall into
good paying business by addressing P. o.
box ss5 for particulars
Statesmen WANTED-ETperienc unnec-
essary: earn while you learn Write for
large list OF openings and testimonials from
hundreds OF our members no earn 500 10
$500 a month Address NEAREST office. dept
225 National Statesmen Training Association.
Chicago New York San FrancIsco
Help Wanted-Male and Female
MEN. WOMEN. s25 weekly collecting names
and addresses. No canvassing. Send stamp.
Super6s Co. 5 s6. Baltimore. Nd
Wanted HeID-FenaIe.
~~~~~-~~~~~~-~-~-~~~~~-~~ ~S~-->~----~-~~~~~>~-~~
family OF two. Call mornings. 1890 Epson
ArAlAt wanted 10 lelD around mousse II morn
ings- 1901 White Oaks street.
wANTED-Good waitress II15 Montana DO
not telephone
WANTED-American girl TO help with house
WORK Apply as First Natl Bank bldg
wANTED-English speaking girl for gem
eraI Homework Phone s24i-
WANTED-woInan to cook FOR family two
and help housework; must stay nights.
Phone 1897. 1907 Arizona.
ASSISTANT lady bookkeeper. Wright Clean
ing WORKS. Call between 10 and l. sunday.
ISIS Montana
WANTED Good cook. small family: near
country club. Phone 33s5M or call SSe7
Mountain ave
WANTED-CapabIe sewing woman for cut
ting out and fitting fancy costumes; 4
weeks work Phone 2s2s.
RELIABLE American woman 70 help with
housekeeping work in family OF four Phi
ssSRs-
WANTED good girl for plain cooking
and general housework; small family; no
washing, must stay nights Phone SSss
UNNCUMBERED WHITE WOMAN COOK.
Ml.S- : J. HATHAWAY. BOX 3S5, DEM
ING. NEW MEN.
WANTED-Good strong woman to give bath
and massage 20 ladies evenings. or willing
90 learn Prot. Newton. room 10. 2o7 Mesa
TELEPHONE girl. wright's Cleaning Works,
call isis Montana St between 10 and IL
sunday.
WANTED good reliable cook 20 do gen
eral homework on ranch. Address Mrs Y.
Culbersou. Fierro New Mex
EXPERT stenographer will pay small salary
and teach some ambitious girl stsnography
ln exchange FOR houseworiz. r. W H. care
Herald
COMPETENT. reIiafIs neuseseeper and COM
pani0u for lads with tuberculosis. must be
able 90 cook plain food we'll Call l-i6 "
oregon. apt o.
WANTED married woman 90 take care
OF rooms lu nice roominE house m eN-
change FOR houseseers ping room 500 y.
Oregon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-21

ANSWERS TO HERALD ADS
The following list % uncalled for answers
&C Herald Want Advertisements are now be-
ing held for delivery At The Herald business
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-21

Situation Ranied-FemaIs.
~->----~-~~-~~------~7-~
PRACTICAL nurse Phone $3.50 References
EXPERIENCED teacher wishes position.
primary srades preferred; first grade GER
tificate; references Miss Roper. 1890 Texas,
p Paso.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-27

! burg returned home yesterday after q
| brief visit with friends here.
| Mrs John S. Welty and family are
| enjoying q pleasant tour to Philadelphia,
/ Pa.
Major Fred Roderus will arrive today
from Camp Sherman. TO spend tho daV
with his family. preparatory to leaving
for Fort Sill. Oklahoma
Miss Nell Stifel has returned from a
visit to friends In Detroit. Mich.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rogers has returned
! from Battle Creek. Mich. where she has
spent tho past two months.
| Tom Beckett has returned from n trip
! 10 Washington. D. G.
! Miss Helen Slemaker Of Sistersville.
| ". Va, is the guest OF Mrs. Edward
! Larliin. Of the Island.
| Mrs. Lee Myers OF Canton. Ohio. is
! the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Weiss
! of Elmwood.
Mrs. Edward Larkln will DO the week
end guest Of Miss Ruth Peabody Of Col
Grain. o.
| DR.. J. L. Dickey, chairman OF the
board OF directors Of Washington and
| Jefferson college Is in Washington at
tending meeting of the board.
a serious operation was performed
yesterday ut the Ohio Valley General
hospital on Mrs. William Boyd. OF the
South Side.
Mrs. John Rocmer has returned to
her homo in Washington. D. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Wilson of Zanes-
willie. O.. have returned home.
Miss Louise McC1uskey Of Chapline
street, IS visiting friends and relatives
in Warrington.
Charles Davis. Of this city. is visiting
Detroit friends.
James Angelidis, night manager of
the Palace restaurant is in New York
city on business.
Mrs. Lulu Carpenter will return to-
morrow to her home In Cincinnati. after
a visit with her parents. Mr.. md Mrs.
w. b. Klleves.
J. r. Glenn. district manager for the
G. ". Fields Investment company. Of
New York, IS stopping at the Stamm
| for fe wdays. NJ. Glenn is I'm the
| city looking after the interests Of sew
! eral clients Of his company.
| Frank J. mn. proprietor Of the
! bridgeport Machine Shop. Is III Bar-
| nesvillc attending to business.
Clarence NJ. Gompcrs ur The United
Dairy company. who has been indl.i-
posed at his home on Sixteenth street.
will return TO his position today.
! John Ritter and Fred West ur East
! Wheeling. will 90 to Ilardy county Sat
urday whore they will hunt big game
| during the fall au1 part Of the winter
months.
Miss Beatrice Carton. OF Barton, is
visiting Miss Edna Miller at her home
! In Elm Grove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-27
.5HER|FF5' CASES
UP. AGAIN TODAY
NOTION TO RBLHVE BONDING
COMPANY OF RESPONSIBILITY
TO BE Argued.
VIII Probably 10 Last Action In Natter
Before Judge Hsrvsy Passes on
Notion for Judgment.

Another phase Of the suit OF Ohio
county against former Sheritfs VIM.
NJ Clemens and D, H. Taylor. FOR the
recovery Of certain amounts alleged
due the county. will be heard before
Judge H. c. Hcrvey in Circuit court
this morning, when arguments will be
submitted on the motion Of the Citizens
Guaranty & Trust company. to be re-
ljered OF responsibility in the case. The
company was surety on the bonds of the
former shnriffs.
The motion on behalf Of the company
was made some time ago. and today was
set as the date for arguments 1t lS
e,r.ctcd that the disposition OF this
motion will be ut last action before
Judge Hervcy acts on the motion FOR
Judgment, based on the findings OF spc-
ciai Commissioner NJ. j. CnlIlnan-
1t will be recalled that Commissioner
CulIinan. in his report filed seFcral
weeks ago. upheld the claims Oh the
county in nearly all items.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-27
Side TALKS
BY RUTH CAMERON.
Behind the Back Praise

4 group of married women were COM
pairing their husbands faults.
One would think to listen 10 them that
those husha nds were sll compounded Oh
faults. Not big faults. you know put
little faults. The sort a wife can COM
plain of without wifcly treason or Win
out loss Of standing Big faults ike
unfaithfulness or drunkenness or dis
honesty. A wife usually hides. from
nridc. Little faults she loves to talk
about with other members or the
sorority.
Some Faults OF Husbands.
One husband was terribly disorderlY'
never put anything back where ne
found IT,. ,r
Another was impatient with the chill
dren. never wanted to play with tnem
ur talk with them.
Two were courtmarta!ed for being
late to meals.
ETC. etc.
And ,hcn ono % the women agreed
with another one about some fault the
latter had ascribcd to her husband
selfishness. believe It was.
And 10, Quick MS a flash. the hrst
woman Ind about faced and was trying
IN prove that her husband wasn't 80
very selfish after all. certainly not so
selfish ms the husband OF the woman
: who had tactlesSly agreed with her.
Her Husband Would HAve Been Sur
prised At Her Praise.
! Isn't il funny the way we do tnat !
We can criticise our own both to their
faces and behind their hacks. put the
minute anyone else ventures to criticise'
We bristle like dog who sees strange
doE coming up on his lawn.
I am sure the husband would have
been surprised il he" could have heard
her warm defense OF him. He would
hayo hecn astonished to find how she
appreciated him.
am sure many husband or wife or
brother or sister or father or mother
would be surprised If he or she could
hear tho houscrate who Is so fault
, lavish end praise stinGy In their pres
enc. praise them to others when occa-
sion rises.
why Keep All Praise for Other Ears7
Ono often hears the person who
praises you TO Your face and criticises
you behind your back criticised.
True. that is not straightforward
| thing to do.
But at least you do hear the nice
! things. and perhaps he is as sincere IN
praise as in blame.
And when q persons keeps all TINS
praise Of you for other people you never
have the qualification Of hearing IT.
Somehow /! is difficult for housemates
to say pretty things TO each other. l
don't know why it is harder to phrase a
compliment to an intimate than to
comparative stranger. but 1t is. One
feels oddly Shamcfaced about them.
But that is when one first attempts
them.
Like all good habits land bad ones)
| this becomes second nature before you
know il. and the compliments that once
stuck in your throat soon slide out as
easily az fault finding.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-27

wills: II. ]. Waggnncr. Harrisrille; w
A. f, III. EharltStnn: J. $. Ackcrs. Fair
mont: s. S. kstncr. i'airmont: l.. l.
Mcknight. Parkershurg: NJ. Il. Turner
Weston: J. +. Arnold. Bcllatrc.
H. l.. Smith OF Akron. was business
visitor in Wheeling. yesterday.
Miss Sarah Morrison Of North Market
street; has accepted tic position or Ma
tl"nal telephone operator ut the Bridge
port exchange.
The Rev Frank German. former pas
tor of Il GAINESVILLE. Ohio. church and
who was doing monologue. Tho sun
shine Singing Tarson." at the Victoria
this week. WAS the guest of friends on
the Island during his stay in the city
l.. Minor Stephens. with apartments
in the McLurc. has returned from d
several weeks business trip in Eastern
Kentucky. looking after his oil inter
rStS.
county Agent Isaac S. Cook Of the
Pan Handle Agricultural club will leave
today on a tour through Ohio county.
Clint Lacey OF ParliersburG. will ar
rive in the city this week to visit with
friends for a few days.
capt. Louis Bcnnett Jr.. head Of the
Vest Virginia Flying Corps. has return
Cd from the East.
Attorney John Marshall OF Parkers-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-27
About People
Movements OF individuals to
and From the City.
rR1-STATE ARRIVALS
lTEHSNTNNJcNrl -k~N

Sia,nm-Llryd STRIPE and wife. cam
ercr. -. T.. Lay. i'r-cm"nt: T.. f.. Art
,taan. Homestead: l.. I. Wilson. Sisters
v!ll": y y Nucrrn. Chester.
Wludsnr--.A -. Mctlcntrcl Neadrllle:
thus. ,':,rv. G:"ftun: L. G. N.cddiEg.
fairn"t.t.
Ncl.ur,.-- Ethel Brown. DI!l"nvale: DR..
G.. ". Htaysr$. L. :. ". f'a.rmoni: Mr..
end Mrs. Glen Rice. Canton: VI. g Metnd.
Charleston: - u. tercwal. t'airu"nt :
Thco. E:..il.,. MorGautown: JOS. NJ. Muir
ply. ra:!irrShurS: Mrs. ray Wilkinson
ard tauehi.r. rharltst"n: Mrs. l.. y.
Thistle. SistsrsrIlle. -. I. Dick. Charles
ton: steve Balaph. St,uh"nvi!l": NJ. +.
He'll Evansville: X. J. Waters and wife.
E'airr,urt: Miss Mary Louise and +. II.
Niclt.-iS F"irinout.
Et.r.,s--t.arl {. Rogers. 81. Cla!rs-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-27
|. W. W. MEN GIVEN -,
TAR AND FEATHEKS

STUTTGART. Ark. Sept. 2s.-Fout;a
white men. believed to be I. W.sW.s
agents. were taken from the county AN
today by mob Of $50 farmers, whozaA.
ministered' whipping and applied tatT
and feathers to each man. They NerosS
then given their clothes and AcN
started in a different direction With ~
warning not to return. The men tWefg,
arrested yesterday on complaint S,okSS
farmers that they were melting lSbolsrRs
to cease work in the rice fields. Esa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-27
BoHAR LAWS son 1ussuG.

LONDON. Sept. 28,-Andrsw Bd1AEl
Law, chancellor Of the Exchequer. naS1s
the Daily Times. has been infofDe1s
that his eldest son. Captain J. X. Law
R. F. c.. Is missing. His second 19ks;
Lieutenant C. J. Law. has been ry1esi
oner Of the Turks since last April an4fA;
third son., Anthony. Is 4 private. 112:t -!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-27
YOUNG ROOSEVELT A CAPTAIN

LONDON. Sept. '!G.--The Gazette an
nounces tho appointment Of Kermit
Roosevelt to no temporary honorary cap
tain while specially employed from
August 20, last.
(kcrmit Roosevelt who was In train
ing at PlattsburS. loft there on July'a
to accept an offer To snrv. IN the Irlt-
ish army on the staff ni General Maudr
commander OF the Mrsnpotama forces.
With Mrs. Roosevelt II" arrived at n
British port on July go
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-27
Sewing Club.

Yesterday afternoon at IN" home Of
Mrs. Fnrl l."nnnr oil Twenty-flrSt
street. the "F'urEr;Mc-N Not sewing club
met in regular Scni-m"nlilly session.
Sowing Was TIC diversion for thu earlier
part Of thu evening aud tho serving uf
charming luncheon brought the happy
evening Ia clusr Thn"" present wrrc :.
Mcsdamcs J. n. Mon!enmrry. r. S. Roc.
Il. 4. Mooney. J. II. citizens I. J. Smith
and Earl Leonard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-27
GEN. MAXWELL KILLED.

LONDON. Sept. 2G.--rricadl"r Gen
oral +. \. Maxwell. V. 6. -. :. o.. a
member Of the late Earl kitchnner's
Indian staff. has been killed in action,
according to = report in the Express.
With III" exception IF Lieutenant Cen
eral William Il. RIrd'"nod. says the En-
press. il is Il remarkable tact that ell
Of Earl kitrhcnrrS lndi@n staff have
lost their lives ~ this war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-27
woulan's Club Reception.

Tho Wunan's club reception. which
will hc hold tomorrow lfI"rnC"n at the
Windsor hotel Mt O'clurk. will mark
hc opening Of Cluh activities for the
yrnr.
This reception will hn given for tho
members old and new. and delightful
arrangements have hccn mace for their
entertainment.
4 musical program has h"cn arranged.
with Mrs. Robert Marshall as solnist.
accompanied h. Mrs. Edward W. Stifel.
Miss Virginia L"ach will play several
piano numbers.
IN account of their recent he
reavcmcnt. Mrs. John r. Garden. prcsi-
dent and Mrs. Julian G. Hcarne. vice
president. VIII not he In tho receiving
inc. Mrs. E. G. Ewing. second vice
president, together with the other off,
Gers will form the receiving line.
The hospitality committee will be rep
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-27
Sold in |. z and ID. cartons and Ia
rs. 10. Is and so ID. cotton bAdS.

resented nv Mrs. y. y. Wheat. chair
man: music. Mrs. W. r. Woollnnwehrr:
executive hmarc. Mrs. II. \. Taylor and
Mrs. l;crIha caldwell. The membership
cummitt"r VIII hr. ON hand n receive the
nov members ami dispense hospitality.
Tea Will Nc served during the late
nI'tr rurun
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-27
MASONIC REUNION
Fall Meeting Of Scottish Rite Bodies
Of state Will 30 Hold Hero
Oct. 22-25.

The fall reunion Of .tncinnt Accepted
Scottish Rite bodies of West Virginia
will b. held in the John W., Morris
Scottish Rite Cathedral. this city. be:
ginning Monday. October %. and end
ing Thursday 'vening. October IS. It
WAS announced Yesterday. The corclud-
ing feature will be an entertainment
and dance. which will take the place
OF the annual banquet.
The ball Will be formal. and each
one lady
\ large class will receive the varl-
OuS degrees.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-27
Set wedding Date,

Miss Louise Lyle kirnball. daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anderson KIM
ball. Of Westminster place. has chosen
Tuesday October 1G. is tho date for her
marriage L. Charles Marks Hardin. Of
Edgewood Park. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
David S. Hardin. Of Alma. Neh. The
Rev James Mcase Potter. pastor Of the
Vance Memorial church. Wheeling. W. L.
Va. an uncle Of tho bride" assisted by
the Rev Hugh Thomson Kerr pastor Of
the Shadysidc PRESBYTERIAN church. will
read the service at o'clock in the Kim
hall homc--I'itiSburgh Chronicle Trlc-
graph.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-27
Shower For Miss Morrison.

Miss Harriet Lyons will hc hostess on
Saturday afternoon 10 group of friends
at her home in West Alexander. COM
plimrnting Miss Carrie Morrison. who
will bo n bride IF nrNt month.
Pleasant diversions nf varied ma
turr will no enjoyed and linen shower
will hr the feature nf IN" afternoon.
The serving ri n dainty luncheon will
conclude tho delightful affair.
The guests viii be:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-27
BIBLE CLASS MEETING

The ncighhnrhnnd Bible class. district
148. with G. e. Smith. lrnder. will hold
it's regular weekly meeting on Thursday
evening nj 7:2N o'clock az tho home OF
F. w. Zinn, 5ll South Penn street. Is
land.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-27
INCREASE IN WAGES
Announced Yesterday by Wheeling eteel
and Iron Coapnny.-Effective
Oct. l.

In increase In wages of from TO 10
pc. cent TO III" general abnr employed
in its plants was announced yesterday
BY the Wheeling Steel & Iron COM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-27

pany; following q meeting Of tho dirDcsS
tors. This increase. which become6E1l.st
fective October /. affects only the Mpbs
whose wages are not regulated 6E;.AF
wage scale. d. 49,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-27
PLEASURES Of
SOCIAL FOLK
SEVERAL ATEAES WHICH PROMISE
DELIGHT TO PARTICIPANTS.
knights of Columbus Dance of Last
Evening One OF the weeks Most
Enjoyable Affairs.

Carroll Council. knights Of Columbus.
entertained last evening with delight
! tul informal dancing party in the Car
roll club. The dance although one Of
tho most DELIGHTFUL affairs of early
autumn. was accorded Il small attend
anrc compared TO those Of past events,
and lacked somewhat the usual enthu-
siIsm. tlur Ia the fact that IS nf their
rtnhers have gone TO serve their
country.
The auditorium wher" the merry
group danced to tho excellent music
furnished by the Premier orchestra. vas
Raily hung with fCstoonS of red crepe
paper. which were fastened Ia the walls
with lunches of palm.
At 1890 o'clock delicious luncheon
was served in the dining room by n
committee in charge Of Mrs. James Me-
AlliStcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-27
Catholic Women's League.

Tho members IF the Catholic Wr,nen's
League have completed arrangements
for tho card parties which they VIII
held next Thursday. o"t?b"- !. in the
headquarters on Fifteenth street.
rh" afIrrr nnn parry will no held from
. until o'clock with Mrs. Joseph Doyle
and Mrs. J. y. Gillgnn hostcSsrs. and
III" one al tho evening will have MiSscs
Raphari Moran and Sahina Doyle rs
cstcSSeS.
Bridge. five hundred and "uchr" will
h. lhr enjoyable pursuit The proceeds
will dcfray the expense nf the work in
WhIth III" League is engaged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-27

Fat. drink and he merry.
Tint usod 70 go. hut nowadays VIC say
il differently.
What is Il now"
&c merry. though YOU cannot afford
either to eat nr drink.-Dctrnit Free
prcss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-27
Everett cConkeY

This evening at o'clock in the roc
tory Of ST. Lukc's Episcopal church. the
wedding Of Miss tIfleda McCnnkey.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Charles Mo
Cnnkcy of Patterson. and Mr.. Clarence
Everett Of this city. will take place. DIR.
J. J. Drittingham will perform the cerc-
monr. The attendants will lie Miss
Marie O'Ncil and Mr.. Earl Hamm.
The brids will wear n gown of white
crepe de chcnc. and picture hat If
white Her boquet will he formed at
brides roses. Miss O'Neil will wear II
gown of pink wolfe.
reception will b. held at the brides
home. following tho ceremony. Mr.. Ever
cit and his bride Will later leave fur n
honeymoon. and upon their return will
reside In Elm Grove.
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examined applicants for tn" Y. W. G. y.
swimming classes this evening. has
been called out of the city and will no
unable to make the examination Mt this