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sage TEA TURNS
GRAY HAIRDARK
It's Grendmether's recipe t. bring
color, Iustre and youthfulness 10
hair when fadsd, streaked or gray.

It's Grendmcther's recipe t. bring
color, Iustre and youthfulness 10
hair when fadsd, streaked or gray.
That beautiful, even shade of dark.
glossy hair can only be had by brew
ing a mixture of Sage Tea and Sul-
phur. Your hair is your Charm. IL
makes or mars the face When it
fades, turns gray or streaked. just an
application or two of Sage and Sui
phur enhances its appearance u hun
dredfold. 49,.
. Don't bother to prepare the mix
ture; you can get this famous old
recipe. improved by the addition OF
other ingredients, for so cents large
bottle, all ready for use. IL is called
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound.
This can always be depended upon to
bring back the natural color and lustre
of your hair.
Everybody uses "Wyeth's" Sage and
Sulphur Compound now because il
darkens so naturally and evenly that
nobody can tell 1t has been applied.
You simply dampen a sponge or soft
brush with it and draw this through
the hair, taking one small strand at
q time; by morning the gray hair has
disappeared, and after another appli-
cation it becomes beautifully dark and
appears glossy and lustrous. This
ready -to-use pl eparation is delightful
toilet requisite for those who, desire
dark hair and a youthful appearance.
1t is not intended for the cure, miti-
cation or prevention Of disease.-Adv.
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nese churches in the city have united
in support CT this effort and are en-
Enthusiastically cooperating with the
young peoI lie iI their efforts.
The play to be presented on Monday
night is entitled tine Warning Bell.
Il tells OF gambler, his wife and a
faithful maidserEant -.
I On Tuesday night the players will
present story of The Lost Sheep.
It's emphasis will be different from
the Monday night play. ..,-....
One pleasing addition to the enjoy
ment Of the evening will be the songs
Of the six little girls who have been
trained and have some interesting pro
auctions The combination Of the
Chinese play and the English songs
and drills ought TO make each evening
very enjoyable
Tickets can be bought from VIM.
zap Kwai Fons. City Min Co; C. K.
Al, Chinese American bank, and al the
Mission Memorial building.
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CHINESE PLAYS WILL BE
PRESENTED HERE NEXT WEEK

A group OF Is Chinese young people
of Hilo have recently come to Homo
lulu for the purpose Of presenting a
series of Chinese plays. The venture
is worthy one and deserves the en-.
enlargement oil the people Of Homo
lulu, also the support of the citizens
here. -..s
The plays have been written by q
leader in moral uplift among the Chi.
nese people and seem to be aimed to-
ward teaching definite lesson. The
young people are taking their time
and their vacation for this purpose.
They are hoping to 1aise some money
for the purpose OF eQuipping their
church plant for wider usefulness
They have secured the auditorium
OF the Mission Memorial building for
two nights, Monday and Tuesday,
April and 10, and they will present
their plays on these two nights at
7:30 in this auditorium. The two Chi
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C0MINGS AND G0INGS :.
OF THE SMART SET

Lieut., and Mrs. James Reed are ex
pected on the Maui
Mrs. A. ]. Campbell left for Kauai
Gu Thursday evening. ~ *.
Capt. and Mrs. William Matson are
coming down on the Maui.
Mrs. II. II. Brodie Of Kauai left for
tie states on the Matsonia.
Mr.. aud Mrs.. X. Ruth will be re.
turning passengers on the Maui.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Robinson of Maui
arrived in Honolulu on the Claudine.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Holmes Lett on
the Matsonia for trip to the main
land. ifl1
Mrs. Grafton 'BesII win be a dinner
hostess on Monday evening Of next
week. - g
Mr.. ana Mrs. Scott VIII occupy one
al the Iowland bungalows on Kalia
road. ~.
Mrs. lhgbyg Slogged and her SOD
we're Maui arrivals. coming in on the
clandineF
hMr. James A. Kennedy and his son.
Mr.. Derwent Kennedy. VIII arrive on
the Maui. ~
Mrs. III. Raymond and Miss Violet
Nakee win be homecoming people on
Mr. and Mrs.. Luckenbach are
among those making the initial trip
on the Maui.
f~ts4s3t 80 =
Mrs Robert Hind and Miss Mar
Itret Hind have returned from short
Tip 10 hawaii.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Cartwright are
entertaining this evening with very
informal dinner.
Mrs. McCorkle entertained at LAMA
kea On "Wednesday afternoon with a
small Informal tea.
q
Mrs. L'orange. who has been a visi.
tor here for q month. left for the main
land on the Matsonia,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Rice. who have
lleen living at Kaneohe. left for the
Coast on the Matsonia.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Albert L. stetson OF
Los Angeles, who have passed the
winter months here, occupying the M
Brasch residence on Keeaumoku street
sailed for the mainland April 4 on the
Matsonia. They are hoping to return
next winter. r.
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SOMETHING new
IN note PAPER

Highland Swiss Chiffon, fine grade
of dainty note paper, in blue and white
and sizes to suit, for sale at Patterns,
successor to Arleiga & Co., Hotel
street. Papers, lib. box for Coo. En-.
velopes to match. zoe package.-Ady.
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CARD or THANKS.

The members of the family of the
late Francisco Santana take this
means to thank their friends for sym
pathy and kind acts extended during
their late, be. eavement-Adv.'
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Willis What do you think is the
greatest blunder of the war?
Gillis-That they ever started it,
Puck.
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Wheh Your Eyes Need Care
Try Murine Eye Remedy
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Mrs. Edward Carpenter and her two
young children and maid left for San
Francisco on the Matsonia. Mrs. Car.
penter leaves behind her a large circle
of friends who regret her departure
from Hawaii Mai Carpenter will,
when his time Of service IL up, Join
Mrs Carpenter ID San Francisco.
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Mrs. ]. Ferber and Miss Edna Fer.
Der, the short story writer. left for
the mainland on the Matsonia. Miss
Ferber is one of the very clever won.
en- writer's Of today ( Her stories al
ways attract large circle Of readers.
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The friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lewis Luckenbach (Katie-bel Mac
Gregor) are looking forward to their
visit here in few days. They will
not remain long, as they sail for
Honolulu on April A. They have enter
tanned handsomely from time to time
at their New York home for Mrs.
Luckenbachs visiting San Francisco
friends.-San Francisco Examiner.
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STOCKS AND BONDS

hero. The wedding will be held cSrlE ~ ~.
,Iunc. Mis- Whit" is the 'a,tr;tclINS.e
daughter of Rrv. Whit" OF Phlilppi. w.,
VA. formerly pastor of the l'hP''7
church OF this city. 49,. H.. ,,.,
Mrs. George Iwyman has iclt ior H.
home in New StraItsrliI"' ohl9' nsH i ,,'r
been called here by the death u hHr
rrandfathcr, the late Warren +. Burch;
Mrs.. Frank McCaullcy has returh?u
humr from a short visit with friends III
I'nrk"rshurs. .ha
Miss Lila Cunningham spent the
Weekend with rnlutiv"s in Snliihilelni
Mrs. Fred C. Petty and children. VINO
were called here by the death 81 Mrs.
I'rtty's grandfather. Mr.. Hurch. iEl'
Saturday for their home in SteubcnViIIc'
Mrs. Henry De Gro"t" and Mrs. Edwin
y. Fischer went 10 Pittsburgh. Satur-
day, callei by the death 81 reIa'lfe.
In the held meet between SistcrSnIiie
High. Magnolia High and 81: Marys
lick which was held here Saturday,
81. Marys gained first place. Magnolia
SECOND. and Sistersvillc. third. quite
number Of people from tho NlSitine
schools attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Ellis and children
were visiting relatives IN 81. Mary =
over Sunday.
Mrs. Williams and daughter lmoGene'
were visiting friends and Attending lhe
, field meet here Saturday.
Mrs clyde Money and Nillianl
| SkaggS were in tlarIngton. SATURDAY
where they played for dance.
The Senior class at 5. II; S. were on
trrlaincd by the Juniors. Friday even
! inG at Padrn City park. dancing WaS
The main diversion. of the evening and
| rcfrcS hmenlS were served. About Sixty
! liv" students were. present. Mr.. FARMER
! Professor and Mrs j. II. Thornton.
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S|STERSV|LLE

Miss Mary I:llrls"n aud Robert fliri-
son arc spending thu w'"k-"'I" VIII"
relatives In l'arA.rshi'rr.
&, j. l.anghmnu a. l:"ilhlr". ono" mas
accepted 8 position ~ manager at inc
SHOW"
Mrs. J. ": WilsHn has LEFT for Me-
kreSpuri IA. vh"r" she Will JON acr
husband ami make lar home.
Miss Ethel Sian H"tt Wednesday, Tor
Kansas cry. Mo-. ah"r" she Will re-
main Tor Nv" months
Mrs. Willard Cushing loft Thursday
for Washington. Pa. where she Will
visit relatives.
l.. II. Morris and family Of Middle
bourne. have gone Ia Baltimore where
Mr.. Morris, will undergo an operation
ai Johns hopkins. hospital.
Misses Lila and Irud" Graham an!
Edna Wilson wtr" visitors in Nh""iin%
Thursday.
Frank barron Of ST. MaryS. WAS visit
iny friends here Wednesday.
Miss l.ucill" Hunter has returned TO
hcr HON" in Emlcnton. IA. after being
tn, guest Of Mrs. clara Earb"r.
J. l.. Fool" and r. II. Radcliffe OF
ritrs hurrh wrr" here last week III the
interest Of the Pittsburgh Sun.
L. T.. AShphy. Western Union operator.
has resigned his position and left for
his HON" in Park"rShurE.
Jake Cnrntirll uf Tulsa. Okln.. FORM
trlv nf this city is her" looking after
business matters and visiting friends.
Miss Celia Spencer. who has h""n Wis
iling her granlfalhrr ". {. St"alcy of
Middl"bnurn". has returned To her homo
in Pittsburgh.
Announcement nf tho marriage OF
Miss Mildred Whit" Ia Mr.. French VIII
liams at Charleston. have hccn received
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SANDY RIDGE, 0.

Mrs. Charley Cnnard has gon" 10
Rari"np ohio tn finish II three weeks
term of school. IN" teacher having re-
signed nj thai place.
Mrs. Mimi" Powell. cast Of BARNES
vil" has been S"rinTSly i'll the past two
weeks
Several from the Eidg" attended III"
F:d::,rtnn- Kaufman wedding. which
tnuk place Wednesday ~ TIA" Friends
meeting house.
Mrs Nora Howell was u sunday Wis {.
lt"r at the hume IF Mrs. Eugene Sl"w'
art
Mr. md Mrs Bert S"cr"*t mad" a
huSiu">t trip L. R"llair" Wednesday.
Walter TruaX. Of Lower Sandy, has
accepted :: position ON TN" street. car.
and lett for Wheeling rh" ArSt IF tin"
week.
f.mnrr,r ronard and Charley p"dli-
cord. Of Lower SANDY. were business
alters in EarurSvill" saturday.
GranGm,tr h.r 'NaylUr attended our
las: h"y ~ %Chunl. II will h" r"mrm-
bored. grandmother is o. years old.
and Sh" enjoyed tn" dinner and enter
i:tilsmcnt nS we'll rs. anynn" present ana
"" certainly felt honorcd to have her
with us.
Amos. Till" and John Copeland. Of
Sumrrlun. Were. guests rf Audrey. ln"2
nnd Harold Fisher Sunday.
Tappan Neptune. "t Mt nlivct. wat
business caller in i:arn"srillc Satur-
day.
'rh" farmers nre All busy nlnwinC md
getting ready for corn PLANTING.
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,,rs I.ri,h UrrIHug. who und"rwrhl 4
, very serious operation Az lhe Nl"i ! i,'"
Ferry Hospital this week Is gel
along ntr"li. - ,oa
on at the t;lrnIal" hospital, Sainr"hH'
Arril ~. is recovering very nicely.
Mrs. !. G. HhoadeS Is snrndinE S%v,
crnI DAYS with her son T., !. lth'f'"'9
and family. Va. tonnes
Tenant were guests Thursday "I NrN'
ode Cunningham. - ito
Mr.. VIII lDaviS has returned 10 hl9
work near Waync&b burg. after spending
= few DAYS with his family.
Srrwar: EruS. If tlH&SNlII", drlNt'r'
n truck load ul flour tn T.. l.. Nimm'hS'
Thursday. ro.
Miss Tiossir Archer left Thursday Tor
q several weeks stay with MrS. !. H.
! Ewing Of Warwo"d.
Mrs John l.ittlr. VIII" has n'ch N'F'
! i'll. remains about tho same.
Mrs. Hannah l:iack is spending nv
| weeks with her iau&ht"r MIS- az
| Hunter at West Finley.
Mrs. : W. MrWh"rt"r and dnnHn'rr'
| Miss Ethel, YER" visitors IN Nh""IlhE'
Miss Cheeks will lrav" SHn'aE, fog mn
extended stay with Mrs. John J"hn%"''
! of the Dallas lrkr. ,,,..,,
/ Mrs John MiIlikcn Will z" +" WI%n, =.
burg u"Ht week for NlS' WIN h"'
| rnrrutS. MIR. and Mrs. ~ l.. Alley
Miss Ercidn l.itll" spent Tia" ras'
week with her aunt. Mrs. Clarence Me-
! Cullnugh of West Finley.
! Elizabeth MrNich of Mrt"rSFllir' Is
, visiting her aunt. Mrs M"adr S'rirklih
Hiram Crawford WAS . business caller
in Elm Grove. Wednesday.
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GREAT TONNAGE
NOW AELOTT TED

>...,,. ,.,,.,. ~. ~, ,,uin In
NEW f'.;N' NhE ~. ne 'I"."
h"'hc''S "i tt' VIZ ~ &c. i,.>-,',,,.',.:s
r. We" S"fP'"" - N"r -
ri:tn 10: 'n:H','hS ll. h.!"S' '''' ..,,,
prS'S,'h' az" -, ,h..
=. tat"af S'"!H. S'''"'
inN'SNu'hl N''>'"'''
Wall stree; WIS so'""wh3t tisap-
pointed at II" delay r"aii:'ttI WIN Ne
settlement o. details ~ ihc Nv" HLlion
dollar loan. hut proceeded u aSS;St in
the SUCCESS 81 that S:Up"ndous Under
taking. From present lpdicAtinnS. "Sti-
mates that fully half Of the total
amount will be forthcoming irr!n local
sources arc likely to pr fulfllrd.
c.t,;. -. ,.,tir,oa sb,r.s increased
,ri.i, - rro.rS. ~ th. wr,k many
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MANY STOCKS
At. Low MARKS

NEW YORK. Nav 9Th" United
states government Las released SI"t'-
:.cntious again$. contracts; i"r ''",',
800. 900 tons Of rolled $i''I products or
;h!S wears d.it,ry. ami -" business
las been accepted IA! ;hc mills !T"ts'"''-
tive ~ the rrrc"u;H%" allotment A.
curdiug IL capacity. i''a" JUS H''''' :
will h' made su;rSruu' entity.
Thc Carnegie Steel C"uupany Is HH"rF-
stood - have taken the hh!k OF ''''
rotlinrs for steel plat" for ships th'$
fax. hut Other mills VIII EaN. mar ""'
proportion before ;hc end Of IN" N'H.
Til" tabricatinc shops w., nr > ,',''
about Sn.0p0 tons al III" StrH'fHra! or
,irrS placed. ami tn. government VIII -
through tn" oIrn,iity Of receiving '!nS
for about 10000 TONS Addlti"nHl III 't"
rrNt thrrr ar four DAYS. II ~ WEd.i-
stood. however. that nothing WAL l"
done this year toward hu;lhinG tl,' COY,
crnmsut armur plate plant. Wh'Ch Will
eventually require 1900 tons "l S'r''S-
turn steel.
The government seems more concern,
I'd about needed supplies Of steel IN"
machinery to he shipped To prlNhl"
works having government rnh'r!''I
than for government plants. ne So,
mills arc being pressed tor "r'iEt,. 'r :4
ON all sorts and kinds If steel from
manufacturers having C"r"rn'n'hl or
dcrS and all want rreferrncr AZ 'h
sam. ti:,r. Tho greatest demand. now
eyer. is !ur stool to II" nSch in m, maj
Ufarturr uf railroad equipment ''' ~
entente governments. This question -
assuming gray" imrortanS" h"'',AS' -
Tho large tnnrac" juv"ivrh ami PROP
ABLY will b.. adjusted III the near IL
lura. A.,
FNpnrt business. except wh"t" 'h
r.ritrd states government is concerned
has been reduced TO very small pr"uor-
tiunS.
Tho United States Stool corporation
in carving out its pulley "t nnNin:; y"
in, II
r,c r.f,srd tn follow tn" action Ef III
dEnrndrnt mills IN adva,n'trG III" price,
Of wir" prndu"; 81 per tom ana Hrr!
pirc SIC per ton. hut has advanced IIGh:
section rails 50 r"r ton. b"ch"S" rlllS
or; s;ill selling al relatively low prices.
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HARRISvILLE


Tho II. Of P'& gave 4 cak" walk n tho
hail Saturday evening for III" benefit Of
, the piano fund.
Zcra Bcvnridgc. Mrs. !. G. Norris and
Maurice Wooster attended Tn" haCCalau-
rr:,te sermon at Muhr"trld Sunday "V"n-
ing. Mrs. Norris sang several solos.
Ethel DUNCAN. NCrna henson and
Thclma Watson arc attending Normal
Ut Franklin college. New Athens.
John DUNCAN and children Of Canton.
have returned home after 4 few days
visit with his mother. Mrs. Sarah Dun
gan.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. W. PEARSON Of Clcvc-
land have been visiting friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Singer Of Adcna.
w"r" calling on llarriSvillc friends re-
Gently.
Robert Lennon. who Is attending
school ut .Jcwctt has been home for Il
| few days.
Loo Johnston. Of Fr"Npori: Ross
, Baker. ot Jnwctt. and Miss Todd cf
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new MARTINSV|LLE

EEW NART1NSVILI.E. W. Va. May
i.--MrS. F:onShirc will open Il Studio ~
the Young Wonan'S Christian ihu.
Thursday May II. Mrs. l'nuShir" mas
studied with some Of the best learners
If The ,lav She has Il deep C"ntrall"
voice OF gritty anal possesses VIDE
range. T...Sc wishing to lak" lessons
Will apuiy At the studio.
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r,uort, League entertained.

TIL. members "f III" league an" ~ T..
;rr.uds wrr,. entertained ut the W; =.
,Ir.,i,.;,c~ f'rnl4% evening. April I'm
Thrrr we're SrN"ntY present anu ~ .,
surely Sj"ni an enjoyable, evening"
girls nl til" league prhNld'"i It ncI'' w."
luurhrun l'onr new members were '"M'' !!
in SUNDAY cNrulng.
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Personals and Briefs.

las Mct;nniGal. VIII" sine" '"AE'oS
Warrington two years ago. has h"'n I",
Gated 1T New Philadelphia. -. St"i'igmt
MI cnrnuir 10 F'airm"ni. whcr" IT" VIII
r,anor. . brancn nitic, ot the II. j.
II~intz Co. at pittshurEh. PA,
II Z. Eurhc. WAS :: business VISITOR
in NIorgantnvn "Wednesday.
Mrs John Weaver returned nom" ~
SauduSky. -. to-day after VISIT Nl''
friends h"r". ,,...
1uth,r ,'utrill Of tn" L. s. Navy DIS
pcusarv AT rhiLld"Irhiu. is HON" on y
visit to his parents.
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operation will employ about 81" men ana l,!
will produce ".onu tons al coal "ai'H
from tho rich Pittsburgh VEN.
The company owns l.3Nn a'r"S OF '";I'
and RECENTLY purchased th' h'r !alh-
will be hui!t this summer.
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Dallas Band Will Give Picnic.

p.hr I.,IIas band .Sill Civ" An AL cay
rirnir in AlarshalIS orchard tn" SUN u!
Mnv. Th~ graves of tho old soldiers a, at
ir'iIas mn; sand Hill will b" dcc"rhtSh'
i fnuJ,Ir, IF III" day will l." - hiS Parauc
in which The lodges Wall ttH| Iiti l.
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State Sunday School Convention.

The State sunday School convention
will be- held AZ l'IrkHrShurg thiS year.
The Sunday schools Of this county
should send tn" names OF ihcir "''"-
gates ~ IN" county secretary. George
: Sun,graSS. 80 that tho proper crcd"n-
.i.llS l.:lu h.. lSSLNn.
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Societies,

Miss IIratrirr N"a;"r WAS hostess 10
the members Of tn" norruS iluh N"h-
u"$,lay AFTERNOON ~ her home on var
riuia street.
Til" Ladies' Ala Of 81. Johns "nurrh'
,rrt Tuesday AFTERNOON in the church
rarlnrS. ,.,.,,.
Mrs. W. l.: Mcknight was charming
hostess I" the Daisy r!rci" ehnrSdaF
Afternoon 1T her home on Maple avenue
Tn" T.IdlrS Aid Of 81. \nn chur'h
were entertained by Miss l.ctitia POM
lmrtuu Wednesday, AFTERNOON.
Mrs. !. Harmon entertained inc la"!cS
at the First NJ. t.. church At her home
on Main street. Thursday AFTERNOONS
Mrs. Will purrr rnteriain"d me
members IF the Students club at her
home Monday evening. very inter-
rStiur and helpful program was enjoyed
hV ali present.
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N. Y. STOCK. EXCHANGE
LSaturdav,s Ouotations.)

-
WHEELING, W. Va, May s. H..
Furnished The Inte1llKencer by A e
Masten & Co, members New FORK Stocs
Exchange. National Pank OF West VIZ.
Ginia building. Wheeling. w. Va Louis
F. Brand, manager.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING, w. Va. May G.. II.
Daily quotation list OF tho Wheeling BLOCK Ea
.nanFe,
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ro,,,ria CIass--TTansfrr books close Err $. for an
extra III Irr cent rash dividend payable June 10
I'cnt-aI C;IaSs-Transfcr books close May 20. TOT
Der cent cash dividend. payable June |.
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MANNINGTON

\ chapter Of the Rcd Cross Society
was established n"rr with sixty charter
members. Mrs. \. g. CLAYTON acted as
chairman. il being through hec efforts
that the orgIniZat ion was made. R'v.
MITCHELL rector ot the Episcopal church.
in E'airrron, made Il short address and
helped in The. organization. Mrs. J. +.
Hurt WAS elected chairmar: Mrs. y. T..
CLAYTON. Vic" chairman: Mrs thaS.
W.mrl" treasurer aud Mrs. Winston
Smith, Secretary.
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Now Coal Development.

New Coal Development.
Thu. GtI"iI.l coat company I"ctu work
Monday ~: III. sinking OF three shafts
Ter IN: opening ~ thrn" mines on Mods
rua. near p"Nt< Wifha the next few
months.
:rh"S.' rlin.S wh.u r",i o.. 80, and in
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Briefs.

Mr.. T.. w. EauSe. at iinc Grove. was
business visitor in III" city. Thursday.
Mrs. Arthur Holland and little son.
John. nf jersey city. whu haN" been
, the guests Of Mr.. AMI Mrs. NJ. l.. Potts
on Maple avenue, returned 70 their home
Friday.
: Roswell Cole has arrived III tie city
! from Chicago. to hr tho guest ~! r"!;t-
! tivcS and friends Tor several weeks.
Miss Mahlc Potts is spending ;hc
: weekend with friends in Pittsburgh.
! Leslie Workman was the guest OF
! friends IN Wheeling Wednesday, evening.
! Ewart Aukrom has returned to
! RaVenswnod. O.. after spending Il few
, days in the city with friends.
! John Bowen arrived IN tn" city this
! week To be the guest nf his parents. Mr..
! and Mrs. j. \. Bowen for several days.
! Miss Lizzie Davis has returned to her
: home in Wheeling after being the guest
| oil relatives in the city.
! William .kountZ spent saturday iii Sis
! terSrille with friends.
! Mrs. \. l.. Hurley and son and Mrs.
! w T.. EraSt have returned 10 their home
= in rarkrrShurg after bciut: the guest for
. Il few days Of Mrs. l.. j. Williams.
! II. iichrl. Of Wheeling. spent several
! days in rs" city with friends this week.
! Mrs. {. e. HHirncn. Of bridgeport. was
/ III" guest Of her husband here, Thurs
day.
! Mrs. Norman Preston. Of Pittsburgh.
! Mrs. = |. MrreS, on Clark street.
! Harley Adams of SjSt"rSville. was the
: guest OF friends In this city Friday, eve
| ming.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-07
Showers.

In the past week tw" showers nave
been given for Miss Il!lda Eurkharl. who
was married Saturday. On" 10y the
adde's Aid OF III" catholic church. at
the home Of Mrs. John r. l."rhr. Miss
E.lran"r ForbS also gave her shower
at hc: home. The briL" received many
beautiful and useful presents.