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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-03

been the guest ~ her. aunts, has re-
turned homo.
Miss Nellie Organ leaves ms "eeh
for Morganlown. ". Va. where shH VIII
er,.r The law Department Of III" state
university.
Misses Aurlc and 'icnr kil'crn nave re-
turned from u w" weeks vacn 'o,''
which included Atlantic city. Philadcl-
pha and Pittsburgh.
Nj, and Mrs. pat nhcrman have re-
turned from n pleasant trip I" At!an'lc
jlT,v and other eastern resorts.
Nessrs. Glen, StcinmctH and Dave Nor
gan arc back from an extended mohot
trip, which included Atlantic CITY ana
other points Of interest.
Mr. and Mrs. George shepherd son.
George. Ir.. and Miss Ruth Shephero.
of Glendale. arc spending n fc~ Gays
in the city.
Mrs. Jerry Hci,an and daughter MISS
Katherine. have returned 10 their nome
| in Chicago. after spending IL week MS '"c
, guests Of Mr. and Mrs. JImcs hlll1cn
Of South Market street.
Nidshjrman Richard =. Wrestling, OF
,nnnrulis Naval Academy. mas retuIn
! ,h from his summer rru'S" atn - EiS,t
! ing his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. VI.
+ Wrestling. If Warwood
! Miss Edith Nali'y. has rrtu,'leo |"
her none in this city. after spending the
,nsi week with friends and rclhtlNes Al
| Wnr,ISfirld OHIO. ,,;
! Miss Alice I;rack"n. assistant nlet-
,inn M the Y. W. {. y. has rrturnca 20
resume hcr duties after "A nun'n : Faea-
! ,;un spent nj her hon" Al 'olcralfr: y.
/ Misses Grace Wnriry. Harriet morn,
! berry and Leila Furtcr. have rcturnca
: f., the y. W. Z. ~, artcr Il vlsit WIN
! rolntiycs nj RarncSyilH. -.
Miss Vclma ricrsnr has returned 70
This city a:Fcr an extended visit at COL
! uInhuS, Ohio. ..,
Miss Elizabeth Schaffrr. Of Sieuhcn-
| villc. is the guest of friends at the l.
/ " G. 4. for n tcw days.
| Miss Jennie Brown has returned 10
her home in Macdonald Pa: after
! strndInc the pas, month n the !. W. =.
! where she was acting assistant dletl-
! tiHN. 49,
J Mr.. and Mrs. ". p. k"ys"r wore the
guests nf MIR. and Mrs. George II. Sci
! bert. ut their HON" in &prir.Gdalc yes
tcrday. ~.
! Mr.. and Mrs. charles r"nn'rs ana Mt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-03
How to Make
Your Own Complexion
Treatment at Home

will work 4 wonderful transformation
in IL hours at the most. Thousands
who have used il report the same re-
suits have had.
moor and my skin rough. My neck,
chest. hands and arms were dark from
exposure. The. very first application OF
this wonderful Dcrwillo oatmeal comoi-
nation convinced me that my poor COM
plcxion and skin blcmshcS would soon
b, a thing of the past. In 4 few weeks
all these unsightly defects had entirely
disappeared and | shall always use II 70
keen my complexion at Its best all the
time. ] have recommended II to my girl
friends and they ar" just as enthuSlastlc
over IL rs J am. "" all use II before
going to the thcatrr. dances or parties
and it's wonderful what a difference II
makes in our appearance.
! Mrs. G.. V. writes: Oatmeal and Der
wiilo have worked miracles with my
; complexion. had many despiscd wrin-
klcs and a sallow rough skin. My hands
and arms we're covered with .freckles.
After eight weeks use OF Mae Edna Will
drr's wonderful complexion prescription
these objectionable defects have entirely
vanished. l look ten years younger and
advise every girl and woman to try il
and feel confident after one or two
applications they will use II continually
and he just as favorabiy impressed with
II as am. ! recommend ii TO all OF my
friends"
SoTE~-To "a tie bess affects b. TO follow
the oonrins directions contained IN crety pAckASs
II dsru1ilo. You hare only u gut derwtlo and oat-
meal. You need nothing els and II 10 % Impie
Lha: lnyono u. II md 30 nexrrnstrS thst any
girl q woman afford IL The m.nufas1Esrs md
drIcGiNs SuArln,rr that therr VIII b . ncuoeabis
Improvement stter tha ART application neJ Will
refund the money. II IL sold In this city Under .
money refund guarantee by al drurEEA. including
Il o. Bsa. ThS C0aeHkn Co. nd Gfiak I"
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R0US|NG MEET
Of LABOR HELD
. ON FAIR GROUNDS
FRANK MORRISON sEcKETAEY or
A. p. OF L. DELIVERS ST1H
RING ADDRESS.
Declares Union Non Are hot With I
W. W.'s-G. ". Savage Gives
Splendid Talk.

One az the largest Labor Day cele-
brntions cvcr held in the Ohio Valley
was that yesterday afternoon on the
Fair grounds, following the big parade
through the streets by the Ohio Valley
and Belmont trades assemblies
: The principal address was Delivered
nv Frank Morrison. OF Washington. d.
G.. secretary OF the American Fcocra-
zion. Of Labor He did not speak lohR
but II was the most interesting ADDRESS
ever. heard in this community ny d ma
tional union labor ufflclal. ME- -n"i
risoD Drcfaccd his remarks by occih
inc that he was proud TO be as loHal ~
thr union men in the case Of war: thnl
not only had thousands oil men az
atcd with tho union orEanizhl'oIIS no.
responded 10 the draft call hut nao VOL
untrcrrd when rs America would De IN
volvcd n the great international conflict
II want to declare emphhiicaly ana
imprrssivcly that union LABOR Is LIUl
working in conjunction with thc J. .,
VS." said he. We arc with Cnclc sun
and are willing ana rctdE 10 Nv T Tu' ~; ~,
moro than our bit. our best. Inc I'M,
! preston has in some way gotten abroad
that union organizations are IN manu-
and glove with the ]. w. W.. Dull lhhl -
wrong; no man can hr a loFa' unn.''
man and b" affiliated win an "Fsai''"-l
''N Mr. Morrison was followed hy. Geo.
w Savage sccreiary-trrasurcr oi inc
United Mine Workers Union No. G. Of
! ohio. spoke upon tho loyalty OF IN"
miner, lie brought ont the fact that AS
demonstration Of the patriotism OF
these men that they had not taken 4
holiday, but that for me past several
months had hrcn working almost day
and and: night TO provid" conl TO win III"
war. that they had mot taken n holt
dav for more than six months because
the government officials hah hSh",
ihrm 10 produce coal and they had dohc
! All the speakers were introducrd ny
, William Hahnc. president of the q. '.
T and l.. a.
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Y. W. Hostess Home
is Feature of Fair

One Of tho features at thG wheeling
fair this year is the Hostess house OF the
Young Wonlan's Christian Association
This organization is doing for YOUNG
women what tho Y. NJ. {. y. is doing for
Young MN in the hight 20 run the war
and is backed by tbs United States GOV
"rrmect, Tht exhibit Is in III" indus
trial art building. near the entrance 10
thu grounds
Th. SightScer is NO; at the door oy
iva aitrlctlycly gown"l young women.
who welcome them and civ" cut 4itera-
turc telling of III" wonderful Things
being accomplished by tn" organization.
Don't fail To- visit the hostess nous"
when YOU go t. the fair, TUdaE'S hos
t,sses viii he Mrs.. Robert j. k"cd and
Mrs. lalu..S i'lrlminS. assisted by Misses
Helen Campbell. Margaret Kelsey. sarah
Whitaker HetcI" liaZlctt and Mrs. Nell
snr; Cecil.
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Hotels Are Filled With
Many Fair Visitors

Al midniGh; laSt night all or inc
la rgcr hotels in the city were hneu
UP and turning people away who were
seeking shelter for the night. With the
incumins crowds to attend the falr me
matter of hotel accommodations VIII
become Il serious handicap in the sue
cess OF The big show on the Island.
Thos. having furnished rooms TO let
can relieve the situation If they report
thr number of rooms they have TO
spare and the prizes /" the ponce au-
,hnritics, state fair officialS. or get IN
with tho hotels them
s.Ivrs, and these people WILL giau.F
s..> that the rucins will be filled during
the week OF tn" fair.
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LABOR DAY At
COUNTRY CLUB
PROVES F1TT--IG CLOSE TO SUM-
MER JOYS FOR N1EBGRS CELE-
MER JOYS FOR MEMBERS CELE-
As Week Progresses Society Becomes
More Enthusel With the Races anu
Features at Pair Grounds.

I, was an ideal Labor Day. and no
more ideal setting Cor the closing "t
the real outdoor summer Joys could
be imagined in the entire valley IMAM
Weddings Country Club and KS SUI
prrb grounds While the day might
have proven Il hI; more unoStrniatiouS
rhnn Tho celebration Of this holiday III
past years. IL WAS nevertheless H'"lhe"
bv The usual genuine pleasures. which
have Slwavs been responsible for III"
ple,sanl rcrnllcCtiouS ever aSS"ciateu
with each season and It's linalc at the
popular resort.
The r,Int autumn breeze winch t!nEe"
tn. aluuSphcrc on Sunday and became
even more apparent during the cari!
hours Of yesterday. impressed ca'h an"
every member of tho club with 'n'
thought that tn" day was not tar "'H
taut. which would officially usher !"
tn. real fall days. and that thc "ccA7
uf The omen season rnull now u" num-
bored upon ones fingers. Therefore,
with this. the last in the tn" q! SUM
ru"r holidays. 1T hand. Il iarS" h"'''pt'
held u their past record al passing M
day bv motoring Ia the hilltop III timr
far luncheon, which under III" clpapiH
direction Of Manager Srhwarz. was III
club The golf links during III" alter
noon proved no small cclp"r "r atira'-
,:nn for the majority Of IN" quests
when nearly half Il hundred players
were seen on tho links. The lTem'er
orchestra was stationed on the Erouuos
throughout tho afternoon. diSpenS'hh
.Iirring airs while tho evening bTouhA'
forth one If the mcrrl"St nihh'F-ua"''
vents or the entire summer season.
The dining room was attractive in It's
sirpulr decoration OF tn" national col"rs.
while each table was enhanced WIN
blossoms W the late summer. An'
hours which followed the dinner pori"o
concluded on" Of III" lncr'rSt oancinh
parties in many moons. nu'n"r ~
rho Younger set motored up III TAX"
n,rt which brought tho cn1ir" day !"
:, ,,oy termination. Among tn" various
dinner groups tho following guests were
inclndcd:
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SIDE TALKS
After the War Is Won.
BY Ruth CAMERON.

Has Il ever struck you wha: lot OF
fun we are going 10 have after the war
is won. doing all sorts OF commonplace
little things"
For instance. making all the white
flour adj We want: what iun X -
going TO be. just :ie;iptnE IN tn" whfc
flour with nary 4 substitute. and know
ing that one is doing nothing out o. the
way!
And again. when N" sugar that IS
being hold up by lack -: tonnage III
distant ports. flows int" Tho country.
lust tarcy how We wiil revel IN pes and
cakes and swcat jrileS and candies AMI
,sav II with .hatcd orcathl "r''n tw"
hcapinc teaSpo"ntulS CT sugar III our
morning cup Of coffee.
It VIII .Be Pun to Make a Cake.
Surely. just standing in the pantry
and mixing up rich .:lke- now tnd lHeh
or making y par white Loaf or bread
will be- A great adventure ~her- ono"
il was only a conmonplace .: the day =
routine.
And then think what fun X Will oE |"
be able 10 spend whatever money on"
can rightly afford. tor just wliai cloths
and Injuries one wants without beng
being haunted with c:Ic r~n- THAI "ns Is
huying something OF which tho govern
mon has need.
Afternoon Tea VIII Be Retnstated.
And fancy too. feeling perfectly IRE"
chat -. except tor any prohibition o.
tho pockecocok) "a drop in any tune. Tor
afternoon t-;l -: 20 h;lvs a group %
friends enjoy. at ones home. tn" hos
titabl. t.:t hour which patrtniIsm mas
now mad. thu. worst OF taste.
And Oh. the joy % ordering uS>at with
out hair the double prohiottl"n that M
possible prices and food ADMINISTRATORS
now impose. Perhaps. in time. the other
half OF tn. prohibition will also b" re-
moved. but that may b" :" gradual that
We shall hardly SAVIOR II.
Of cours,, It will not take long to sink
back into tho old accuStnncdneSS. but
there probably will b" 4 brief period in
which we shall appreciate anew some or
the luxuricS of civilization.
Poetic Justice.
And on" thing Is SUR: th's rcSurEcn"c
ct joy IN simple things. Will corn" IN
greatest measure to tho woman who has
been doing her share. The women VINO
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and Mrs. Ed. Costello. Of the Island.
have just returned from. A pleasant va
cation. which included Detroit Cleve-
land and Cedar Point.
/ Miss Lillian Felbcr Of Maryland ave-
! nuc. has returned from 4 pleasant visit
! with Mrs. Henry Emig. Of W.llsburG,
". Va.
John J. lSinnegan. Of Columbus. is a
visitor in the city during Fair week.
Born--To Mr.. and Mrs. \. II. lloblit-
! zclI. Of Ededale, in the Ohio Valley Gem
.. cral hospital. last night. son.
Frank Hicks. the we'll known OIL oper-
ator Of the Island. has returned from a
six weeks business trip in the Kentucky
oil fields. spending most Of his time in
Winchester, ~ that place.
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Miss Katherine Tinan. Of Sisters
villr. is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ella
Fahcy. Of Tn" Island.
T. \. SwailSlrard Of C"Sh"ctnu. was
a business caller in ;uwn to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Road. Of Zane
avenue. have returned from Il pleasure
trip to Pittsburgh.
Ncrrill Frees. Of ClarkshurG. WIN has
been visiting in III" city. mas returned
home.
Mrs. Martha Etzicr. rf IN" Island.
spent few days III Pittsburgh. last
week.
Harold lanes has returned from 4
TWO weeks visit with relatives in Pitts
hurGh.
Mrs. T.: y. Courtney. az Sis,crsrillc. is
visiting in the city.
Miss Edith Garden. uf North Huron
street. is spending her vacation in
ClnrkSburE.
Miss Drucir Sawicll, Of the Island.
has return from visit with friends
in Toronto. Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy I1ea. who have been
touring III" state Of Nil, gan. harr re-
turned Ia their home On the Island.
Rev. Father L. \. I!oicc. Of Sisters
vile. passed through thu city to-day en-
rout" to Pittsburgh. where h" will spend
the next few weeks.
Miss Margaret Mah"n. Of Elizabeth.
y. j.. Will arrive in the ,iiy Thursday
to br the guest or Mrs Il. j. Fisher. OF
Chautal Court.
! Mrs. ". f.. I,olau and daughter. Miss
Mary. passed through the city yrStcria Y
on their way tn Washington. II. C.whrrc
Miss Dnlau has accepted Il position with
tho government
Miss Anne Cawlry. Of Sistcrsvillc. is
expected I" arriv" h''rr on Wrdnesda y
To be- the guest IF friends
Harry ". Mcclure. Ir.. OF the stan Of
General harry. in charge Of the Great
Lakes military division AT Chicago spcn;
a hours of his furlouEh visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry W. Mcclure
ST.. and left for his station In his auto
NJ : o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Sylvester Clements. formerly Of this
city. hut now Of Tucson. Ariz.. is n visi-
tor in tho city.
Arthur Kincaid Of Canton. o., is visit
inG his parents on North Market street.
Mrs. ". II. Scott and daughter. Betty
OF AmbridEc. Pa. arc the guests 81
friends on tho Island.
Miss Jeanette Stark Of Covington, Ky
Is visiting friends out the pike.
Mtss Harriet Fox OF New Brighton Is
tho guest ot friends in woodlawn.
benjamin Henderson Of North Min
street has returned from n vacation
spent at Atlantic City.
ter. Retty lane. OF Pittsburgh, motored
10 this city yesterday, where they will
ne the guests nt friends and relatives
during fair week.
Mr.. and MrS Albert Schenk. Jr.. have
! returned to their homo In Wood1awn
following 4 fortnight spent at Atlantic
City. y. ].
Mr. and Mrs James Bycott have TO-
turned to their home on the South Side
following an extended stay in Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs ". A. Wilson and grand
| son. william ". Lamb. nre homo from
n several wceks' sotourn In Atlantic
City and other Rcashorc resorts.
Misses Fern Johnson and Ruth Hixrr-
baugh havo returned from n visit with
relatives outside Pittsburgh.
Miss Fay Iallcr Of Toledo. O., who has
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wareuer-Hervey Wedding.

A very pretty home wedding was
soiemnizrd yesterday ut inc h"iue ~
the brides parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. n.
Day Hcrvey in Woodlawn. when MlSS
Elizabeth Hervcy became the nTiue W
Lieut. George Wagner, SON OF Mr. anu
Mrs. Frank Wagner or South protu-
way, The bride, who was attlrcd IN d
fashionable fall tailored suit al new
inn entered the parlor upon IN" arm Oh
her father at 9:A5 I" the strains "l Ih'
ohcngrln wedding march ana theIc ~
tn, presence If only 4 rev RELATIVES an"
friends. Rev. J. NJ. Potter rcau inr nuP
tia] SERVICE. Miss catherine fi"rfc?
u,ns her sisters maid Of honor ana was
tircd in Il modSh gown oi Dluc Will
Mir, Lawrence Wagner acted as ms
hrothcr's best man Immediately lul-
in,vinr the ceremony wedding preak-
Fast was served 10 the guests IN inc
dininp room which was laTlshiy decor
sirG in blue and white fall flowers.
Nrs Wagner is worry well known IN
~. civ having graduated with the class
IF II from Wheeling High School ana
as Lieut. Wagner was ais" n mcinp'[
Of that class there is pretty school
3ay romance attached to yrstcFda! ;
event. , &c, -, 1".co
Yesterday over the Wheeling ana '.Lk uni
Eric for Camp Perry. WhcNr the! VIII
reside for the next SIX weeks PRIOR !"
ie,tcnant Wagcncr'S call either over
cons duty or to another training camp.
:rhc Young couple are already rccriFliG
CONGRATULATIONS and best wishes ior All
happiness in their future llr.
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About People
Movements OF individuals to and
From the City.
AT THE HOTELS

- ~. ,,.I. ,r.,rl,e bn-r.
mcLure-Ih"s. w hurh,:. ..'' t,'n' -
l.. Floyd Eyer. f.rHrrSnu 'n L,.'i,
Rakcr. Fairlnont; D. ~; .,,,"'
Morgan'"wn: {. NJ. .Hk'ihtu., tinr-
cr"n; fcrr! ~ l'nK. WAT ,mS'u' ':,I,rrr
bert l.. smith. thrkG,spuis' n,TJ
SicnrrS. !'"atri"" Iootn1ld"' h'' "','
Mrs. Thos. Autumn t"H"'H'l' ~
Whitaker. '1arkShoFE' =. II: N"i iIi,,,'c
rarkcrSburI: Mr. ana MTS. >, n. ..'.,,,r
Charleston; T.. q. i,'i'S'h' n ,,f. Ill.,,
Mrs. Lewis talu~cIl ana r",l"l''', , .n,'.
inEt"n: Mt ana MIS-. =. "n'.i'Si m..
lesion: MT. ana MrS. leo '''.,u' -. ".
k"rShurg: '. 'iafal. ,,rana "W" ~ ~
'ian"Il, MorEant,"H'. ~ Mn iE .;ii
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M uor4..a House ON Fair Grounds.

re Tho many varieties of hnths sta
+ionnd along the great midway. III TINS
wears state fair, in all PROFANITY! non
attracted more attention on me ui",il'rI
;Iay than did that of the war '"ur, r
,f tho Y W, =. A. This booth IS lac
.i,riI, nr the Hostess Houses Of TINS or
c,nizotion located in tho various tram
Ing camps throughout IN" country.
numbering over sixty already cohStruc'-
ed Miss Anna Caldwell. the organizer
of West Virginia. Tor the canpa'Hn I"
hc carried on the coming November ny
tho association. for the purpose OF M
cTeasing thrso establishments. was much
rratified last evening win IN" result "l
tho booths popularity during III" I'M
tinl dny. Tn" literature hcihs dlStrli.
,ted from this source, vas Eagerly
sought by tho fair visitors tn such an
extent, that tho days stock had tn Inc
replcnishcd during tho noon hour.
The costumes OF tho ladies in charge
csnecjally we're responsible for much
rarornble comment. they being the reg
Mar contume worn by the Y. ". {. y.
workers in Franco and England for scN-
oral years and which mas been recently
adopted by tho War C"uncii ~ IN"
American Y. w. c. \. and contains the
blue triangle insignia
Miss Constance hackcyn 9':'t"r OF
Percy Kackeyc. the noted playwright.
bns been designing costume u h" uS"t
rs the regulation uniform Tor parh6rS
and other Spectacular "ccHSinns. " men
consists Of white dress and blu" shout
der cape with straps crossed IN front
and blue CAD with white iron; ON which
the triangle Is placed. and 1t Is r"pl'-
ca;c Of thus uniform that is being worn
for the first tim" IN thus city by the
ladies In chnrE" Of tho booth throughout
1hn entirr week Yesterdays >hnStcsSt \
nj the inviting Little house. which has
been furnished through III" courtesy III
The I,njacr Furniture Company. Included
tho following: Mrs. Dent Taylor nnd
Miss Mary Scott. Of M"undHv!iln. assist
cd by Misses Dorothy Allen. Virginia
Nay, Mnry t:rrly mnd Dorothy BELL.
W-hilc to-1nF'S group viii bn CONFUSED
Of tho following: Mrs. Robert j. Reed
and Mrs. Iuin"S t'unnins. assisted Ivy
Nilsson iIrlcii Cromwell. Margaret Her
rry, Sarah Whitaker iictty llnZl"ii Md
Mrs.. Nelson Cecil. Mrs. Fred fariS Is;
! chairman of the weeks committee. as
sisted by Mrs. Reed baird.
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Indtca Aid Society.

The ladies AitI society If tho First
". T.. church will hold business meet
ing in the basement Of III" church All
members arg urged Ia b" present.
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M'MECHEN
Safe Over Seas.

Weird was received her" that Emil
BarIcls has arrived safe over seas. lar
tells was very prominent around inns VI
entity and his many friends wish him
Success.
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have managed to evadc regulations ana
have boosted. for instance, OF having all
the sugar they wanted. ii" women VINO
have done only what they were aDs"-
lutcly Obliged to. The women who nave
srumbleti and hung back. according 10
the meaS,,rc Of their sciliShnc$s. will be
denied this experience.
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MnSdnmeS,
An Day eessions to Resume.

Tho Aid society Of the Fourth stree
N :. church will resume their all day
session ono week from to-day. TUESDAY
Scptembcr IN. n, which time III" rnuIn'
business will be transacted after SuS-
rcns;on during the summer months:
Mrs. w. Il. Irvine will be in charge o.
tho luncheon on this. occasion.
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c.oneetata A1urnni Meeting.

The Collegiate Alumni will hold 'hc'r
first regular meeting Of the present sea-
son. Saturday. September -. at ":"0 p
M, in the assembly room OF I'll" J. W.
g A Important matters pertaining
to the activities Of the association Tor
III. coming months will be discussed and
every member is urged 10 attend
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Standard Bearers.

The Standard bearers "f the NJ. -
church will meet this evening AT tho
home Of ls"v. buckley. BUSINESS mat
lrtS will he transacted after which Il
good tim. will hc had. ~ members
ar. cXnccirh 10 be present.
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War Relief Today.

Tho usual weekly session Of IN" Ea'h,
Ollie War Relief society VIII DC mel"
this afternoon in the basement OF -
Josephs Cathedral. The ladies compoS-
ing this group of patriotic "oFN"FS "'t
especially urged to be in attendance
,t ,o-doy's meeting. it being hoped that
M counter attractions will be allowed
to interfere.
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Dramatic Art
Popular

Mrs. Lima Henntg Shermnn's school
Of expression and dramatic art Will open
for enrolment on Wednesday, Septs1n-
Der 4, and large attendance Is as
sured. Tho school nc ods little Intro
ducttou to the Wheeling public a. 1t
has been popular for years and the
present season promises to DO banner
one. A cordial invitation Is extended
to all interested parties TO call.
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rni0-hts of PYthiaS.

Tho K IF 7. Lotir" No. III VIII mort
in regular session lhiS evening az th'ir
lr7nnry on Seventh street. BUSINESS
matters will he discussed after which
smoker will b" enjoyed.
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And on" thing Is SUR: IN" rcSurEcn"c
rt joy IN Simpl. things. Will corn" n
greatest measure to tho woman who has
been doing her share. The women who