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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-24
A. RLCAUT MODIFlCO
LAS LEYES EN-
TAMAUL!PAS
Y 10 hizo de tai modo
que Sc dice ahora 81
estaria loco
Por Correo. para Ia PRENSA."

Por Correo. para Ia PRENSA."
TAMPICO, TAMAULIPAS: IS de
septiembre.-Ha provocado comenta-
RIGS que no han dejado muy bien pa
rada su seriedad ell general carran-
cista Alfredo Ricaut, quien, cuando
fue g~obernador de Tamaulipas, Sc Ian
20 a legislar a su V a ennlen--
dar las leyes del EStado que Sc halla-
ban basadas en- las leycs senaladas
| por Ia Constitution de 81 Y hasta por
IA de Queretaro.
Una ley para los notarios.
Una de las leycs que dicto el referl-
DO general carrancista, e la que Sc
| refiere 81 numero de notarios que
deberan ~ejercer 81 profession en- cl
Estado, encargandose Ia misma ley
de ~senalar las condolences en- que di-
chos nctarios deberian e%jercer.
BESIDE luego, Y sin pGSar por los con-
iuctoS iegales. este es, sin ser discu-
Ida V aprobada por el Congreso, Ri
caut puso en- vieor la tai ley que le
fuc redactada por ell licenciado Por-
tel Gil, actual abogado consultor del
gcbierno.
Embellishments despues de pues>
IA en- vigor la ley lie marras, el mis-
mo g~obernador Sc encarg6 de sena-
lar a los notarios que seguirlan e.
ierciendo y a q~uienes les seria retira-
do el permiso Official 0 sea el fiat"
para seguir hacienda dc depositarios
de Ia fe publica.
Naturalmentc, los agraciados fue-
ron los amigos del gobierno revo-
ducionario y los que fueron senaIados
| para cesar en- 81 desempeno dc 81 pro-
fesi6n en- el Estado. fueron los que
son ~conocidos por personals dcsafectas
al carrancismo.
NuevOS notarioS.
Con eSa misma facultad &c que Ri
caut supo aulo-invcstirsc, eXpidlo per
misc Y nombramiento Ge ~notarios a
varios liccnciadoS amigos Suyos, Ell
nc quienes fue favorecido el prop!o
licenciado PUrteS Gil: Quien, con au-
t~orizaci6n dc R;caut, "a es notarlo
en- este puerto, q pesar de no haber-
10 sido nunca en- ninguna parte de
Il Republica ri conccer las leyes es-
peciales del notariado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-24
GRATIS
CSSESE

CASESE: .
CS;Ao-o l. damS~ n-ycaaas , otras
B -zcrp-zl!6ELeS eNicass list de k-rmo-
scS -calc-ss-
Nance L% poLLsE = le a2yEs--EaS !
vu-l.a - cc=-eo. EUest-O complete. ca
taio-c Matrimonial, coa G~r-c=.p-:c2ss
: corapl-ca>. Gs nuchas j5vs1es y si=c-
mas v'GaAS, QHe oUscan . IN marble
I ousno. ' hca=aGc. PG-Se Uste2 esc-ihir
= cuaIaGie-s IL LAS y ccp--a-r II ie-
liz nssrinouiO er muy b:eve tempo.
/. Sosct-os. pCr rGcstEa pa-tc So.;os per-
SOFAS -scoGt--&bls, nuSSCo negocio
.sta haS-do scb-e n hoa-atsr = leiiti-
r.GSG asi - uae 10 dele cue - pruC-
IL eaatidad de CN DOLLAR N=Ta "a IS
,c-oo e. ara probable EELiCIDAD Ma
-R-MOSTAL. Es-=iba aoy u.Isro =: .
/ COSMOPOLITAN CORRESPONDENCE
?. o. 5os 49, Venice. Cal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-24
Solo apareatemente cs comba;idO
Il juego.

Il iuego.
El juego de a!bu-es = ruieta que Sc
hace en- algunos garitoS que aXisten
II esta ciudad. solo aparentemcnte es
coMbat!do por las autoridadeS. pue5
50 sabe de buena fuente que el Ayun-
tamiento. por conducto de algunos de
Sus caileS, aumenIa sus ingresos con
las una que le pagan los empresa-
-;oS de tales garitoS para cue cl jue-
go sea permitido, aunQue a los ojoS
del publico paSa pOr clandeStino.
En- session -eSiente de! Ayuntamiento
fueron interpeiados los edilcs Mclchec
' CerGa. dc au'eneS sc dice en- publ
90 que son los que Sc catienden di-
rectamente con los jugadOreS, Y am
Dos declararon que en- efecto en- eSta
ciuiad existen caSas de iuego. pero
que 70 han sido autorizadaS por ellos
y cue tienen IN permiso fnmado por
e. Secretario del .AvuntaIniento, por
10 uue ellos. cue visicaron una de las
m.encionadaS caS1s. sc yieron imposi-
bilit2dos &c solicitar ell auXilio de las
autoridadeS para cla~uSurarlaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-24
SERAN SUSPENDIDOS
LOS pERIODiCOS
EN-
La faIta de papeI sera Ia
causa de que dejen
de publicarss
O. Cay-r,, para LA PRENSA."

Po- Cog-ro, para la PRENSA."
VERACRUZ, IS de septlembre.-
Les diar;oS De eSta localidad Eel Die
tamen" V Los Successes" ambos par
tidarios del gobierno carranciSta. de-
jaran de publicarse dentro de algu-
nos dias. pues Ia e~xistencia de papel
que .tienen Sc les agotara en- una
cuantas cdiciones mas Y Sc italian sus
editoreS imposibilitsdos de conseguir
csc efecto, debido a Ia prohibition que
hay en- les Estados UnidoS para traer
4 Mexico paper de manufacture anne
-icaHa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-24
DE LA CIUDAD De MEXICO
Son varias las mujeres que Ilevan parque a los rebeldes.-
Varios editores de p~eriodicos Sc drisen a Carranza.
-Aun1ento la recaudacion de los mercadcs.-Vuel
We la Rouskaya. -

lara varias funcIones en- el Teatro
Principal Y que en- seguida hara una
gran temporada en- q Colon, para Ia
que "a cSta contrajada por la empire
So dc este teatro.
AumcuiJ Ia rcca"drc,oT
dc los mercedes.
0~ficialmente sc ma informado que
Ia Republication de les mercedes de es-
"a capital aumento durantc este mes
en- trece mil pesos. comparable o la
que Sc obtuvo en- csc mismo ramo du-
raDJe eli mes pasado.
En- publico So dice que este aumen-
20 Sc Gebe a que, en- virtuG de IN
acuerdo habido en- el seno del Ayun-
tamiento. los fondos que ingresan en-
las areas municipales ~procedentes de
las alcabalaS que Sc siguen cobrando
en- todas las garitas dc Mexico muy a
pesar de las rrotestas que este ha ORR
ginado. Sc han APPLICABLE Z Ia contri-
bucion que sc colecta en- los mercados,
/ para &c esta manera disimular Ia
arbitrariedad que eatrana el estable-
ciIaiento de las m~encicnaGas alcaba-
las.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-24

AumcuiU la rccu"dCc,oT
dc los merc0do$. =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-21
Explosive Regulations

The following letter has been re-
ceived by T.. NJ. Gilkesnn. L. S. cNrlo-
sive inspector n Parkrrshurg. from
Clarence Hall, chief explosive engineer
OF the department of the Interior. which
will be OF interest 10 a number Of local
persons:
WASHINGTON, Nov. "A. 1918.
F.. NJ. GIlkcson, Parkcrshurg. w. Va.
Because no longer required fer tho
public safety. the director of tho hu-
reau Of mines. IN charge Of explosives
regulation. has made IN" following
changes IN the general information nd
rulings under the Act OF October II.
1917 (4n STAT. $3.50. and rs amended ry
tho Sundry Civil Act &c July |. 1918:
l. All regulations relating to inGrc-
dtcnts not used or intended To b" used
in the manufacture of explosives ar"
revoked and no further ltC"n$c Of such
ingredients will be required.
,. All regulations relating To hr"-
works ara revoked nd no further Ii
cense OF fireworks will b" required.
3. All regulations relating to plan-
mum. iridium End palladium and com
wounds thereof arc evoked and no FUR
tlrcr lic"nSc Of platinum. iridium and
palladium will hc required.
Very truly yours.
CLARENCE TAIT.
Chief Explosives Engineer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-21
Motor Corps Service.

Tho Official cnrnllrncnt blanks and
Identification cards have arrived from
Washington and all members OF tn"
Wonan's Motor Corps of the Red Cross
arn asked 10 report to Mrs. blanche
Cooper at tho Rcd Cross headquarters
to-day between the hours Of twelve and
nnn-thirty. These cards must he signed
and returned to Washington as soon as
pcssiblc. rs they are placed on record in
the dcpartmcnt Of the Cant"cn and Mo-
tor corps. Potomac division.
There arc three divisions OF. the local
srr,-ice, the active which requires on"
full DAYS service n wcck. tho emergency
which places tho members on emergency
calls. and tho honor service. in which
tho enlisted member will bc on active
service, and can also he called upon for
Sunday and emergency work.
4 special insignia for honor service
will DO worn. together with TN" r"G1Ila-
ton insignia for active S"rvir" rs TIA"
officers Of the Motor Corps arc "ndrav-
nrIng to place nj IN" scr"ic" nf tn" Rcd
Cross nurses. who are doing emergency
work six machines in Il full days s"rv-
&c" Zach day.
The need for volunteers for any
branch or this ing work ran readily la"
~nrn. ami thc services rf any woman
rrivcr OF car. or n car driven h. Il
chauffeur will hc greatly appreciated.
Tho officers Of tho CORPS will hr glad To
hear from my volunteers They include:
Mcsdamcs: Chas. O'RriHn. II. T.. Field,
VIII Round. blanche Cooper
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connection with the Standard on Com
pany.
Mrs. NJ c. McCabe. Of East First
street, city. left yesterday for Canal
Dover. Ohio. 10 visit relatives.
Thomas II. IIorncr. OF Canton. O-who
has been visiting his brother here for
the past few days. returned last evening
tn his home.
Will II. Humns. of tho National Tube
Company, was Il business visitor in
Pittsburgh. Ia. yesterday.
Charles II. Adams. of the Wellington
Manufacturing Company. Of Providence
Il. l.. is Spending Il fcw days nj the city
the guest Of friends and relatives.
Miss Carrie 1clbruSgc. of East Elev-
rnth street is able 10 be about again
after being confined 10 her home, i'll.
Charles lhlcnfcld. local barber. is con-
fined Ia his home in Centre Wheeling
slightly indiSp"SGd.
George Williams. Of the Wheeling
Mold and Foundry Company. is able TO
be- about again after being confined 10
his home. III.
Mrs Walter Eurris Of Elmwood &c-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-21
GREAT BELIEVER
IN BLACK DRAUGRT
Oklahoma Lady Tells How Her
Husband Believes in Black
Draught and Uses It For
Many Ailments.

Nowata. Okla-Mrs. W. e. Dawson,
:. resident OF this place. says: my hus-
band is great believer in Black
Draught and thinks il cures about
everything.
1T is splendid for malaria. headache,
constipation (Which usually causes
hradache). indigestion. or any kind OF
stomach trouble, and we just keep It
for these troubles. don't know when
we haven't used it, and we always find
il satisfactory.
'I know it has done us both lot of
good and saved us many dollars. use
it in teaspoon doses at first and follow
with small doses. and it sure does
make a person feel like new.
1T cleanscs the liver better than any
othe. liver tonic have ever used, and
after taking a thorough course nature
aserts itself and you are not left in a
cons.ipatcd condition that follows lot
Of other active medicines. This is one
thing like especially about it.
For over 20 years Thedford's Black
Draught has been in use for many
simple ailments and today is recog-
nizcd standard remedy in thousands of
family medicine chests. It will pay
you to keep Black-Draught in the
house for use when needed.
Your druggist sells it
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-21
SIDE TALKS
TIE MOST DANGEROUS SPORT
By RUTE CAMEEoH.

There Is reason in all things. Or
And | do not sec why the motorist
should be any exception to the rule
Eut apparently he does
Tho other day l attempted to do a
very revolutionary thing. l attempted
to rrks q walk. The only road could
take 70 my destination was one ire
Guentcd b. motorists. There were no
sidewalks but we-there were TWO OIL
us--walkrd just as close to the edge
rf the road rs We could get "lShoue
walking in the ditch.
Moreover. il was not 4 narrow road.
There was plenty OF room for oota
motorists and pedestrians. Wand yet
again ard again machines came up be-
hind. and went so close TO me that tAey
all bu, ;;rslzcd my arm. The slightest
deviation on their part or mine would
have mean, death or rnutilatlon Tor ne
as . punishment. I presume. Tor car
in:, To usc the public highway for wak-
.cg.
inst TOO Much Bother to Turn
Sore motorist. | know. Will point ont
10 NO that the machines that almost
Srazcd rlc were probably passing othcr
machines ard needed more OF n" road
That was not 50. When such contih-
Scncies happened. I stepped into the
ditch and gave them the whole road.
The cases OF which | speak were SIM
ply cases in which the motorist would
rot bother to sw"rve from tn" very
middle of the road simply because Il
wns too much bother ut was a haru
road and there were no rutS.l.
Now.l am not writing out III BIT
t"rncSS against machines. | Ike them
in their place. ESut I don't think TIE
whole world is their place.
DO Not ccndone the cacelessness OF
walkers.
Nor am blind to the other side 81
IN. argument [ 10 not C"ndone the
fool pedestrian Wh" walks IN the nla-
ill. Of :hc road. or goes half way across
~ street and suddenly decides to turn
back. or who. does any OF th"S" oth'r
,u,,cccSSary ard confusing and danger
Gus things I wrote on that side ."i IN.
question. and do not withdraw what !
sad.
What I want is 10 see justice and de-
ceucv and du.. consideration log th'
rights Of others. both in the machine
ard "u' the street.
like hallway Trims on the Open
Street.
Twenty-Five years ago II We had he''
,riI that machines equivalent in speed
10 q railroad train would be permitted
:, rush almost unrestricted about ON
uuhIic highways. that they would b.
driven by drivers OF whom nothing like
an engineers experience would he re
rI.ired. and sometimes By young boys
and girls and even by children. we Ger
,ain!y should not have believed IL.
If the next twenty-five years secs as
great n development OF the right Of the
u,otorist TO own the earth. walking VII
become the most dangerous OF outdoor
SPORTS Going on walking trip WI
be rs serious and undertaking as clitnh,
nag n: Mat:"rhorn and parents vii
warn their daughters against walking
on the public highway as they used Il
warn them against going out in canoes
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turned to her home last evening. after
spending a few weeks the guest OF rcla-
tivcs at Washington. D. c.
City Manager C. O. Maggie Is IN Wash
ington. D. c., on official business.
Z. X. Thomas. Of Warwood, who has
been seriously i'll. Is improving slowly.
Miss Charlotte Foster. who has been
the guest Of friends in Bedford, Pa, is
expected to return home to-day.
City Solicitor P. J. Cullinan. returned
yesterday from Charleston, where he ap-
pearcd before tho public service COM
mission.
William Travers, Of Baltimore, Nd. Is
IN the city in the interest Of the Atlas
Chemical COMPANY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-21
About People
Movements Of individuals to and
From tho City.
AT TIE HOTELS.

McLure-E. y. McrrifI"ld. Hunting
ton: {. T.. Bonnrll. Warrington: ]. q.
tnuncr. Clurksburg: r.. 5. Stone, Par
kcrsburg: Mr.. and Mrs. II. l. Snyder.
Rock Cave: W. IL. Miller. Mr.. and Mrs.
4. Nelson. Mr.. and Mrs. II. C.. Saltcr,
Huntington; W. *. King. NJ. r. Shaver,
Clarkshurg: O. T.. Spots. kcyser; Clar-
rncc Wise Cameron: Cecil White Cecil:
Mr.. and Mrs. e. I. Campbell. Grafton:
r. r. Wassum. Warrington
Windsor-E. Martin. New Martins
willie: X. G. Fenton. Williamstown
Elizabeth Fleming. Fairmont
Staram--O. Il. Curfman, John Andcr-
son. Deep Valley.
Rogers-C. H. Iinrris. Glen Easton;
+. l.. Clark. C1arksburE: John Cullinan,
Litilcton: &. l.. Kuhn. Cameron
William Poll. OF Carnegie. n special
friend OF Irwin Cobb. arrived in tn" city
last evening tn hear. the distinguished
writer
Captain Bert T.: Phillips will return Ia
tho city to-day from the lower end OF
tho state. whore he is attending to bust
nr&s matters.
Will Cameron. Of Bradley. O.. Is
spending n few days in the city looking
after his business interests.
Miss Rcssic Davis. Of the Island. left
last evening for Buffalo. n. Y, where
she will visit relatives and friends.
William Echols, Of tho Island. left last
evening for Columbus. o. To Sp"nd Few
days attending 20 business matters in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-21
THANKSGIVING
AHI) 5()CIE TY
MANY AFFAIRS hEE 2EING PLAN
NED TOR TEE NEXT
rEG- DAYS.
Other Items of Interest to the Society
Folks OF District.

With Thar;,$:::vr':; already p"epinE
around IN. rrr...r. families havo begun
ia PLAN for ;H- return &c Tn" aha"n;
cnrS. ana extensive preparations from
this tim" on wIl! - mad" for nc great
day. &Iauy schools. coed. boys schools
and Sirl,.' &chn"l$ hlv" granted Il Vacn-
t3nr I" their students ami scores Of boys
Irnin CAMP. VIII l." given !urIouEh for
IN" hnlILnE.
There - in thc very atmosphere
SUGGESTION ii thu i.ounty and general
air hf hearty greeting that usually &C
companies the day 80 often designated
as turkey DAY" and institutions of all
kinds h:lvr nude abundant plans TO Gel
citrate. Not only hay" small dinner
parties been planned for family and
friends. but there will probably h" Il
number Of largo affairs IN the city. If
the weather and health conditions per-
mt, 1t will he I real Thanksgiving day
this year in every sense of tho word foT
many loved ones will either have re-
turned or their return Is not far in
the distance.
Especially is the Thanksgiving spirit
prevalent now that the public placcs Of
amusement aco open. for theatre par
tics and murio gatherings Will be
ulc;lsant addition 10 tho days enter
tainmGnt. Guests from all over tho
country will soon begin to arrive and
family reunions will take place with all
their usual cOrdiaity and gladncsS. In
preference 10 all other holidays Is
THANKSGIVING day for reunions, and
friends that do not meet at any Other
time arc together on this great day.
Soon time tables and train schedules
will be looked up and accommodations
engaged for the long trip home. and
this city will have its share Of returned
ones. 1t will be L joyous time and
some have begun at this carly date to
anticipate e;Lch detail Of tho happy
hours that will be spent with the loved
ones on the day without u parallel tho
day of Thanksgiving.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-21
FIRST Presbyterian victory Girls.

Tho 'Fir*; Ir"Shytcrau Church ha" IS
Victory Girls enrolled ana Ill ar" n"w
working hard earning their money Miss
Katherine Mclean is chairman "f tn"
campaign in the Hhurch ard MnrJ"r'"
Meyer ir captain rf IN" team which in
cludr* F,l"nrcr $n,!ih. EiVa .il"'rcrnrnhi".
Mary Ellen Sloan md I.u'l l:"n". Tn"
other Victory Girls ar" N'll'" Birch.
Nari" Eau"rlr. li'l'7l f;"".r::". Mari" Dos
or. I"s"nh:n" Mcdonnell. AddI" punlai.
Helen C;auS. Ale" &r"'lAr Virginia
Fig. .Nda if"nn"S"n. Eleanor FariS FL
rnnrr Ham ltnr. Martha .lUr~"us. loan
Sloan !sah-'li" TWttlr. Francis Baker. FL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-21
CHANCERY SUITS FILED

Two suits in chancnry were Ill I'd yes
,crc,av afternoon with Clerk "f TIE CIR
rui, Court Wells. one styled John G.
ftoffn,:ln. Jr.. trustee vs. Elizabeth &.
Hoffman It nj. The other suit is styled
John G. Hoffman. Jr.. trustee. vs. EU-
gene r. Hoffman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-21
relele Club Entertained.

Miss Dorothy Stanton Of North Main
street, was q charming hostess 10 tho
members OF the Ukclclr Club last even
ing. at hcr home on North Main street.
The gathering proved very enjoyable "a
these affairs always do and in addition
to tho music. dancing was INDUCED in.
\ dainty luncheon was served by IN"
hostcsscs at tho close OF the evening.
Only Tho members Of the club were in at
tendance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-21
TO ATTEND coNFETENCH

CHARLESTON. ". Va. Nov. 2o-E.
T.. Whitney. Kanauha county food ad-
ministrator. announced tonight Mrs. H.
y. Eummcl. president Of the Charleston
Women's club. will represent the wom-
on Of this county at the state food con-
ference in Wheeling Saturday. Whit
ney. will also attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-21
mn1Eed Dance.

The Masked dance that had bcrn plan
ned for Halloween by tho W. ". club.
and postponed on account OF tn" ntlu"n-
"a will he held tomorrow evening in Tho
Chemical Hall on Mozart Heights. The
committee in charge have arranged
number Of catchy selections AMI the af-
fair is being eagerly anticipated by tho
ones who have received invitations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-21
& rnnes Circle Meeting.

The St. James Circle met yesterday
afternoon in the parish house Of ST
I,uko's church and very profitable day
was spent. This society. which is UNI
denominational always has a iHrGe at
tendance 1T mornings and has been able
10 accomplish q great work. which is mo
making Of garments for the li"tGians.
This was the first meeting since the INT
ing OF the ban and proved very success
nj
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-21
sale O + RahY Garments.

Never has been a more tempting ar
ray OF infants wear than will be shown
on Friday at the Music Shop on TWEEN
.cv-scvcnLh street which will DO in
charge of the members OF tho second
Twig Not only are they beautiful but
their prices will be within the reach
of everyone and garments for children
up to seven years OF ago will be shown.
Tho sale will open 1T 10 o'clock with a
very efficient committee in charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-21
Are You A Member7

Tho regular weekly meeting az tho
F-irraiinn az Industrial Clubs Will h"
held tonight AT The club nom IN the y.
W. 6. \. supper will b" served ut six
n'rl"ck. fulI"wrd hy social tim" ana
classes. This. promises 90 be an Interest,"
ing c""tiuE and IT is hoped that oil H"m-
h,.rS Will attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-21
Dancing Class Postponed

The Juvenile dancing class. under the
supervision Of Miss Helen Cronwcn and
Miss Lydia Good. which WAS TO have
opened on saturday at tho Windsor
hotel has again been postponed All ar
Judgements were complete for tho class
but on consideration il was thought
best not to bring the children together
until tho health conditions show an i'm
provement. They will. however be no
tined in the near future Of the date Oh
Opening. through the papers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-21
Cuh Iunc heon,

Mrs. Arthur Stfcl was hostess to the
members OF her club yesterday after
noon at n ono o'clock lunChH"n at the
Country Club. Patriotic decorations
wore in evidence and Luncheon Of very
attractive appointments was served.
Covers we're laid for ton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-21
Country Club luncheon.

Tho second 1NSig was delightfully."-
entertained yesterday by Mrs. Lee PAUL
ut the Country club. The affair took
the nature of luncheon and proved
ono OF the most enjoyable meetings
that the members have had for some
time Charming appointments were
in evidence and covers were laid for
ten.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-21

There will y" an all day meeting or the
INSTRUMENTATION Missionary Fedora
zion y, IN. Fourth Street Methodist
church on Thursday. November "lSt. All
arc cordially invited to attend. Tho pro-
gran, begins a, lG:2h and promises many
interesting features.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-21

clothing on hand. Also all kinds Of
pieces Of furniture. including. bed
springs, chairs and racks II you need a
trunk or travelling bag. como to l2h9
Main and sec our line. In fact the SAL
wage shop has something OF every
thing" Open daily from ten II. III. TO 1
- NJ.
Articles for Salvage Shop. Please
phone MIS-. JOS. Bcutcr. %0+ j.. Woods
dale. about those articles you found dur
ing house cleaning. for the Salvage Shop
They are needed now! Please phone to-
day!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-21
nnnnI.tunifY Circle.

Thu Opportunity Circl" Of Nanr" Me-
mortal church will hold its regular
monthly meeting Friday afternoon At >
o'clnrk. All members ar" urged To b"
present 1T this the annual Thanksgiving
meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-21
womcr's missionary Circle.

Tho ladies' OF the WnmaN's Mission Cir
rlc Of the First baptist church Will meet
nj the homo OF Mrs. IIissark. l9I Fiji
.rcnth street on Friday afternoon as pre-
viosly announced.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-21

izah"th Hcndn Virginia Craft. E!lZ-
ah"lh Adams. Katherine firSscr' fl"r-
cucc Keith and Mildred Keith.