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Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-07-06

1t is now reported also that llndenbur% is III an ms
lum Planning the war required mailman and carryll
made lnatc.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-07-06

Deep grief and enduring pride enter American hon
e casualty lists.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-07-06

war saving, stamp is the only thing You can pu!
inter certainty that will be better i'll five years than
the day you bought it.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-07-06

Approved July 3, 1918.
TIP. FLEMING,
President of the Vermilion PARISH l''''
Police Jury.
ROM. p. LEBLANC, -, ~
Secretary Police Jury, NermiIlon -, a,a q.
| ISL, La.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-07-06

Miss Julia Lathrop, chief of the fed
eral children S brueau, III recent an
dress at a child welfare conference
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Moon Shone Brightly
For Light|ess Night
Streets Look Like 4 Modern Egypt
After NightfaL-Order Widely
Observed HsCe.

The moon in all its glory shonc
brightly last night and tho heavens
we're almost cloudlcss. 1t appeared
that nature was working in conjunction
with the lightless night that Is being
observed in this section Of the country.
Lishtless night last night was more
widely observed in the Wheeling dis
trict last night than ever before. 1nci-
dontally the full moon was more appre-
ciated Tho majority OF the people IN
the cities pay little attention to tho
moon when all tho lights arc aglow,
but last night many admired the orb Of
light from the skies
Tho street lights were not lighted I'M
ell some time after dusk and the prin-
ctpal business thorouEhfares took on
tho aspect Of also a modern Egypt. had
II not been for tho moon that appeared
on tho scene when twilight began to
approach, and at midnight 1t was
throwing its radiant light through this
community.
While with few exceptions all lights
IN all business places and In the ma
tortty Of private homos were not light
ed last night. except those that were
absolutely needed, thcro were aome
places that failed TO observe the light
loss night in n moro pronounced mnn-
per. This evidently was an oversight.
Ono Market street motion picture house
had It's lights burning on tho outside.
while n Main street banking building
had a cluster az lights Hglow near the
top Of tho structure. The latter was
commented upon by many. inasmuch az
an official war headquarters Is located
in this building.
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SIDE TALKS
By RuTX CAMERON.
Ar. wou,sn Less Pclygnlaors.


Are women les polyGamous by nature
than men, or Is it just circumstances
that make them so?
We fell to discussing that matter.
the other night. anent the familiar case
Of a man in our neighborhood who.while
devoted to his wife apparently. and
have reason TO believe, actually had
been simultaneously devoted TO ono OF
the feminine clerks in his offiSe.
This case. Of course. reminded US
Of others we had known Of. and we sigh
ed tho customary sigh over tho polySa-
NOUS insticts Of man. and then some
one brought up that question
II It Because They Have Less Te1npta-
There is no doubt but that women are
more faithful to the spirit Of monogamy
than men. But Il Is because they have
50 much less temptation than men. to
be otherwise?
Personally think that factor un-
ouessionably enters into it. II the time
ever comes when women. after marriage.
70 out into tho world just as men now
COO. and are in constant contact with
other men and women. as men now are. I
think the familiar article on How to
Keep Your Husbands Love. will have
to be supplemented by twin on How
10 Keep Your Wife's Love"
And Of course economic independence
for women will also change the marriage
relation, because the woman who knows
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she does not have to stay married LOT
q home. will be less tilnid and conserTa-
tive tbut that does not really affect the
case, for the woman who stays married
only for a home doesn't love her hus-
band anyway
But there is another factor entering
,,,o This natter-womans relation to
rho child. 4 woman with children ~
Rid fast by an anchor whose ropes are
tvlned about her heart. She isn't in
that state OF mind which Invites new
loves. Not only will she bear much from
the father Of her children after love Is
gone. but love does not easily leave her
, in the first place.
women Love More After Marriage,
Men Less.
And then again. there is another way
in which women differ from men, and
that Is that a woman's love deepens
when she gives herself. while tho in
tensity Of mans love seems to grow
less with possession. Take man who
cares tremendously before marriage ant
a woman who is less deeply In love. ant
five years after marriage you are likely
to find the relations reversed. why;
dent know. Ask nature. Economic
! and social conditions may have come
) thing 70 do with 1t. but not so much.
fancy. as she.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-20
Second Meeting Of the
City's New Registrars

The second meeting for drill of Class
!, 1915 rcEistrarts. was held lust eve
ming by the RGard OF instruction. ut the
Linsly Arrnory and was largely attended.
The meeting was opened with an IN
tcrcstinE address by Captain lrIce.who
served in France with the CANADIAN
Army. and WIN was able to give the
boys much timely first hand informal
ton, He dwelt upon the Importance Oh
discipline III the sense of obcylng all or
ders of military authorities with Will
ing spirit and emphasized tho necessity
II taking every possible opportunity Oh
getting military inStructIuH ana tram
ing before entering the camps. as inc
United States il now engaged In the
task Of making soldiers b. IL few months
training instead CT the GEAR and hclr
and two years training ;hat was former
~ considered necessary by SOME "t the
ablcEl leaders.
The speaker was introduced by MT
Roy r. Nnylor. and his message was
given the closest attention.
The companies were then assembled
and after division Into squads were
given instruction in the School OF the
Soldier and squad formations in &C
cordance with the L. :. Infantry Drill
Regulations. for about an hour. Before
dismissal. the four companies were re-
assembled in the Armory and given n
first lesson in battalion drill by l.. =.
Commissioner George Z. Boyd. the coin
mandant.
About l50 men were present and the
interest and zeal with which they are
applying themselves to the work is al
ready beginning 10 show results.
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DON'T LIKE PROPAGANDA.

AMSTERDAM. AuG. 10. - Count
Ernest con Ecrrnt!ow. chief editorial
writer for the TaXcs IcItuns of Berlin.
recommends an reflective counter Of
fensirc" against the extension of the
propaganda contained In masses az
pamphlets spread over Germany aim
ing at the confusion, excitement OF the
competent masses.
Count Won Reventlow mentions PAM
phlct entitled. The Happiness or l-e
Future-a Peace League OF Nations
and another containing articles. one OF
which praises the revelations of Prince
Iychnnwasky. while Il third rcproduccs
Tho letter from DR.. Wilhelm Muchlon.
former director Of KruppH. to former
IMPERIAL Chancellor DIR. Won Bethmann-
Hollweg. ,..
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Catholic War Helisf society.
BEST WAY 10 WASH HAIR

We find you can bring out the
beauty Of your hair to Its very best
advantage by washing it with Can
thro1. 1t makes a very simple. in.
expensive shampoo, which cleanses
the hair and scalp Thoroughly OF all
the dandrutf, dirt and excess. oil,
leaving a wonderfully clean. whole
some feeling. After its use you will
find that the hair dries quickly
and evenly, il never streaked In APP
pearance and is always bright. soft
and fluffy: SO fluffy in fact that 1t
looks more abundant than It Is. and
so soft that arranging II becomes
pleasure. Just use teaspoonful OF
Canthro1 which you can get from
any good druggist, dissolve It IN 2
cup OF hot water, this makes full
CUP OF shampoo liquid. enough SO 1t
Is easy to apply 1t to all the hair
instead OF just the top OF the head.
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TREASURY
Continued From Page oue.)

There were Indications today, now
ever that the committee would increase
the present rates by either the plan
that was tentatively agreed uron OF
some modification. The committee may
change the deduction rntc so as L"
make II an extension Of IN per cent. IN
stead of eight. in addition TO the spe-
ciflc $4,000 OK >mptinn. It was original
" in favor Of 10 per cent deduction
and 1t may return To it by some COM
promise action. Both Chairman kltchin
and Secretary Mc.tdoo have stated mat
they would get together" on some mn-
tually satisfactory plan on this sub
jcct.
Reports have reached the revenue
bureau that lawyers and private tax
advisers have solicited corporations 10
cmnloy them to direct changes in or
ranizatIon which they claim will help
the corporations to evade certain taxes
The capital issues committee mas
adopted the policy Of approving most
applications for issuing stock in lieu OF
dividends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-20
Famous In A Day For Her
Beautiful Complexion,
Oatmeal Combination Does 1t

spcts. coarse pores. rough skin. ruddi-
ness. wrinkles and in fact. every blem-
ish the face. hands and arms are heirs
to. II your neck or chest Is dtscolored
from exposure. apply this combination
there and the Objectionable defect will
disappear as II by magic. 1t Is absolute
ly harmless and will not produce or
stimulate growth Of hair. No matter
how rough and urgatnly the hands and
arms, or what abuses they have had
through hard work and exposure to sun
and wind, this oatmeal-derwillo combi-
nation will work q wonderful transfer
nation in IL hours at the most. Thou
sands who have used II havo had the
same results I haro had.
Note: To get tho best OBJECT be sure "a
follow tho complete directions contained
In every package OF dcrwillo. You have
only to get derwillo and oatmeal. You
need nothing else. and II II 20 simple
that anyone can use It: and Is 60 tneI-
penslve that any girl or woman can al
ford II. Tho manufacturers and drug.
giats guarantee that there will be no.
ticnable Improvement after the first ap-
plication or they will refund tho money
It 10 sold in this city under a money re-
fund guarantee by ali department stores
and druggists, including Baer's druR
store and the Coleman company.
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Maynard Man Arrested
at CIarksburg on Csarge
Of Violating Mann Law
to The 1ntelligencer.

Special-Dispatch to The Intelligencer.
FAIRMONT. W. Va. Aug. "
Charged with violation of the Mann
white slave act. Vasil Telica. Formerly
Of Maynard. 60. near Wheeling. was
arrested in ClarksbIrg today by Deputy
United States Marshal Mckinney. Tell
ca was brought to this city and held 1or
the action Of the federal court at Mar
tinsburg by United States Commissioner
Kirby in bond Of $1,000.
The complain was made by Michaei
Hadztrna of Maynard. Formerly relica
boarded at the home of Hadzima. put
last February. 1t is charged, he elopea
with Mrs Hadzima. who Is q 49,
hemian. Recently tho husband located
the pair in Clarksburg and their arrest
today followed. The woman has two
sons whom shes deserted when she
eloped with Telica, who is a Russian or
intelligence and fine personal appear
ance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-20
Meeting This Evening
to Plan Loan Drive

The work to put the fourth Liberty
loan over the top" will informally be-
gin tonight at the meeting Of the vart-
Gus committees at the Fort Henry at
1870 o'clock. Organization will be the
keynote at this session. and 1ull at
tendance is desired. SO that the various
committees can get rfsht down to busi-
ness in mapping out The preliminary
work. previous to launching the forth
coming drive. Chairman DR.. John L.
Dickey has named the following off
GERS and executive committee: w. B..
Irvine, and J. J. Holloway. vice chair
men; Albert Snedckcr. secretary: S. P.
Norton. treasurer: w. H. Abbott. ].
Adam blum. Jesse A. Bloch. Samuel w.
Harper.NAndrew Y. Fisher. Fl. c. Ogden.
W. w Irwin, Arthur Stifcl and w. Z.
Stone. executive committeeman.
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DENIED BY pATo.

SAN SEBASTIAN. Spain. Aug. IL
Foreign Minister Dato today Issued =
denial to recent press reports that tne
neutrality Of Spain was threatened. me
said the cabinet would suffer notrnhb
to turn 1t aside from a policy OF neu-
traiity.
AS to the famous Spanish note
dressed to Germany" the minister cpn"
tinued. at Is impossible to puersh
It because it does not exist. * 9.
He denied that Spain had sent 10Y
70 Germany concerning the alleeed ior-
pedoing Of the Spanish steamer ger.
antes. He said the sinking Vas. aus
! to a Are in the cargo Of pstrolsu
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GetW ashingOver
Before the Heat
of the Day

Summer washdays lose their ter
rors when you can finish the
clothes before the heat OF the day
comes on. And when you can do
away with boiling and hard rub
bing in the bargain, you keep
pretty cool and comfortable.
You can do all this when you wash
with Fels-Naptha soap, using cool OK
Iukewarm water. Boiling and hard
rubbing Arc entirely unnecessary. II
takes a mighty big wash to carry you
past the early hours of the morning
when you use Fel,-Naptha- And there
is SO little effort necessary.
Simple directions for washing with
Fcls-Naptha arc inside each req and
green wrapper. Wash the FEELS: Naptha
way this summer and learn what It IS
10 be comfortable on a summers
washday.
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WILL BE CELEBRATED.

NEW YORK. Aug. 19.-The ceIebfa:
ton on September S Of the 1s1st ahhi-
versary on the birth Of Lafayette Is
urged by the American Defense society
in an. appeal issued to the people Of inc
United States. calling attention TO- the
icbt the nation owes to Lafayette, ana
aid he brought to the American colonies
in their struggle for national existence.
September s is also the ann!versary-ot
the first battle OF the Marine in 1918.
and through the cooperation OF {hc
PTS branches Of the society and tot
many civic and patriotic organizatipns.
il Is hoped to have Lafayette Day NJ
tlngly observed throughout the couiHS.
The call Is. signed by Charles stewart
Dawson. chairman Of the soctety's board
Of trustees.
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Pres. Cleveland's Son
in the Marine Corps

BOSTON. Aug. lg.-Richard T. Clev"-
land. son Of former President Cleveland.
has completed preliminary training here
and left the Boston Navy yard today for
Quantico. Va. to enter the OFFICERS
training school connected with the mo
rne corps.
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Teachers Institute
at Bethesda, Ohio
interesting Affair Opened xestsrd4y
with over Three Hundred Asn1- ~
berE Enrolled.

The Belmont County Teachers 1nsti-
tute opened yesterday at Epworth PARK.
bethesda, Ohio, with over 300 members
in attendance. 1t will continue through
ont the week and IL being held at tho
mark auditorium which is one OF the
largest in that distcict.
Miss Mary Virginia Hall. OF thin city.
Is directing the music. while Prof. Jessa,
White and Prof. E. d. Evans, are APO
Instructors. Much interest is BENG
taken and teacher. from all parts Of the
district arc present to take up the M
teresting work. y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-20
xEYsER PREPARATORY BRANCH
OF TIE WEST VIRGINIA
UNIVERSITY.

The 18th year Of the West Virginia
Preparatory will open Tuesday. Sept.
oe,h, 1915. Departments: English Pre-
paratory. Engineering Preparatory. Agrl-
culture. Normal Training. Music, DO
nnastir Science. and Commercial. Why
nav n big tuition il a Commercial School
when you can, receive as good training
here. where living expenses will not DO
az much as Commercial Schools charge
for tuition. An opportunity for severe
young men to earn expenses whlie at
tsndiux school. For information and
catalogue address Jos. w. Stayman.
au-l7-2o-e4-31-se-It14-21
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Negro Suffers Broken Leg:

Oliver Scott. negro. aged 81 years.
suffered a broken left leg and bruises
about the body yesterday while working
in the Sterling Products Company plant
10 Nineteenth street.
He was removed to the Ohio Valley
General hospital. Scott lives at ITO
Eoff street.
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4 xrne Prescription Does Its Work
Overnight. You Can Prepare
Il 1T Your Home.

New York: 1t is my own discovery.
and /. takes Just one might to get such
marvellous results. says Mae Edna VII
der when her friends ask her about her
wonderful complexion and the improved
appearance Of her hands and arms. You
can do the same thing II you follow my
advice. she says: feel It my. duty TO
tell every girl and woman what this
wonderful prescription did for me. Jnae
think OF II. All this change in u single
night ] mover tire Of telling others Just
what brought about such remarkable re-
suits. Here Is the identical prescription
that removed every defect from my face.
neck, hands and arms. Until you try 1t
you can form no idea Of the marvellous
change II will make in Just one applica-
ton. The prescription which you, can
prepare st your own home Is as Isl foli low;
yorth Of ordinary oatmeal. and from any
drug store bottle Of dc5~ilio; p pr sEs re
s ~ t Taf and sppIy night and morn
ing The mt agpIies5ii n wl, spans
nere,t. smooth and velvsty. I especially
5oSonmend 1t 70: frecxles.. tan. sun
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Party At "The Oakcs."

Mt. George Scibcrt prominent nuSi-
nc.s man Of Elm Grove, will give a
party mt tho Oaks Cafe at Wheeling
Park ut S o'clock this evening in honor
Of the boys Of tho Pike Station who
regiatcrcd last June 5til.
Special speakers will be present TO
deliver patriotic addresses while an ac-
Gordon orchestra Will furnish music
for the accession.
4 dainty luncheon Will conclude the
evenings festivities and tho event is
looked forward to by the draftecs with
pleasurablc anticlpations.
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Informal Party wednesday.

Tomorrow evening twenty boys OF
the Triadclphia District High School.
who have been camping for the past
few weeks on Wheeling Creek Will en-
tertain their parents with q delightful
but informal camp party.
The boys and parents nre looking
forward to this party with joyful anti
cipntion and all prospects arc the
brightest for r. jolly good time In the
rustic district.
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Returned to Jail

John o'Kale was brought back from
Canton yesterday: ard will be held to
Juvenile court on a non-support charge.
It Is alleged that local officials have
been looking for him for some time. Eo
has been released on bond.
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About People
Movements Of individuals TO ana
From the City.
At TIE HOTELS.

xe1urs-c. ". Osborn. HUNTINGTON
Y NJ. Clinton. Huntington: J. II. Hec'o1'
Petersburg: J. r. Trotter. Mofsaneo""'
r 2 sel,nan and family. ClarksourS'
- p Martin, Parkersourg; Mrs. Paol
t.,r,e Middlebourne: J. c. Stitt: west
1.nion. Thos. McCabe. Sutton: Nr, aTo
Mrs. w. 4. Eygcr. Parkerso1rs: =. ~
AcNenear- clsrkseurs; B SInrS -; aFSpO'
WtndIor-H. T. Gates. ClarkspurS'
Ma = D Conrrw. Flushing. y.
st.n,n-Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Post
and daughter. Clarksburg; Ienn S SOS
uier. Clarksburs: B: 6. Llsm anrsh mrM
Mortinsville: S: T. Keller. uia
Horsrs-J. Z. ", Busch. ParSsrS-
burg: ". G. Bailey. ParkersourS; T. ~
Taught. Middlehonrne.
Miss Catherine Henderson. OF Elm
Grove left yesterday Tor HuheineeoA'' ~
visit with friends.
Miss Harriet kinmons. OF C'lsnuaie.
, is visiting with friends and RELATIVES III
Harpers Ferry. c.,.h
John K Rose. Of East McI0liocn
street. leaves in u few days Ior LIS
fnIrrh to spend a two weeks yeca.ioil:
G, puis. Of the local [: 5. En-
cheers office, engineer In charge o,
the operation OF completed oStHs W
,i,s Ohio river system, is on tour "
,nspection Of the dams on the ONO anu
little Kanawha rivers.
c, 3, Bebout. ot the local oftlce OF tne
I. S. engineer in charge of>construcNon
Of dams and locks is on a tour OK III.
spection of the dninS IN the vicinity u
Eavenswood -. ,.s,
Mr., and Mrs. H. II. Graves. OF Eas'
Twenty-ninth street. have received q
letter from their son. C"rp. Reed. teilinS
OF his safe arrival over there.
4 touring party composed OF Mrs.
sarah Mugee. Mrs. Carl Winters. MIS-
Joseph Myers. Mr.. Leon Thornourg. Eo-
vard Myers and Arnold ThornburS. LETT
last week for Camp Meade. Nd.
Miss Clare Craig is recovering AT nsr
home IN South Wheeling following d Sc
we're operation.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. K. 1.yr:h. OF Mar
,insburS. who have ne:u visiting mere
left last evening for their home.
John Campbell left last evening 1ol
his home in st. Louis. Mo-, after Visit
Miss phoebe Sanders OF West Liberty
ha. returned to her home after visiting
here. . 49,
Mr. and Mrs. J. X. .Anltnett have re
turned 10 their HON" in Pittsburgh. al
ter visiting Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. walton
Of Forest View. for the week end
John Henderson has returned to New
Philadelphia, Ohio after being the CUES
of Harry Marshall. Of South Eoff street
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Police Pickups

Joe Judge, drunk. was arrested by
Officer Higgins. F. w. Raymad. Vas
arrested by Officer Longwell on vag-
charge. Frank Taylor was arrested by
rested by Officer Craig on drunk
charge. Rank Taylor. was arrested by
Officer Bick on a vagrancy charge.
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Of the evenings festivities in large nay
wagons where marShmnlio" TOAST
and q watermelon feast Will enSue'
Fifteen couples Will comprise inc
party.
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They Come Firs., Eemen,bsr.

The first draft on the sugar hank
comes from the trenches and the fight
ing lines. In this time Of shortage 1t
IL well to remember that the ration not
only Of the American troops in the
field hut that Of tho nllicd nations as
well must br maintained TO the fullest.
The soldiers requirements nrc very
high--far above any level OF normal
consumption. Sugar is n fuel for the
body. From II can he obtained the quick
est fcacti"ns in heat and energy. There
fore. when the weather is severe in the
trenches the consumption Of sugar by
tho troops necessarily becomes very
high. Sugar has somewhat the immedi-
ate stimulatire effect Of alcohol with
out. however. the injurious consequences.
Supplies of candy being manufacture
cd for the troops will not suffer dcpie-
ton. This ration will be maintained 10
It's fullest extent. The Young Mems
Christian Association. Red Cross.
Knights Of Columbus. Salvation Army,
and similar organizations In France Will
be provided with sweets for their dis
trihu.ion. II is only fair that the peo-
pic ut home should conserIc for the
men in the field.
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M;ss Martha Crnrcr. OF NM '''I'
Ferry. whu hiss hc"n starring !"
c,oss thcatriral companies TOT wv" ScN
snns past, will u" Al the Court th'"t'e.
Wheeling. August 81 and 81. AZ lcno.ms
lady with Richard Carroll IN run
md Furs.'' comic opera, ne
rany begins reh"arsals NJ aSI,'hh soH'
y. c.. this week and VIII open wy
So, n, tho Sajonal Theatre next Satur-
dow ni,.h,. Miss Cravcr has made rap
ii strides in thcthrntricnl world In Two
vcars and Ia looked uron Ms n coming
star Possessed Of beautiful voice.
snIcndid face and form. shc has taken
m acting as one born 10 il. Hcr nun
drcds nf friends in this city Will nc
out in great numbers TO sec her when
she comes to Wheeling ncSt week.