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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-14

tant item. ST. Paul has elevator ca
pacity Of only 100000 bushels and gets
only about , per cent of the grain re-
ceIved by the two cities st. Paul.
however has heavy tonnage in agri-
cultural implements. coal and coke. ma
chincry. building material and trucks.
The total railroad tonnage of Min
neapolis amounts of 3Sl.00 cars In re-
ceipts and $1,000 cars in shipments.
The annual factory output is valued a.
slSS. 100000. Minneapolis is the ma
tons largest distributor or agricultural
implements. supplying largely the vast
farm lands OF Minnesota. North Dakota
South Dakota and Montana. The city
supplies that same immense territory
with coal. hardware, mill work and
general merchandise.
In railroad tonnage and In manu-
featuring output. st. Paul equals about
one-half tho totals of Minneapolis.
River traffic could be an important
factor to the Twin Cities for the receipt
Of coal, iron pipe. agricultural imple-
ments, hardware. steel oil. canned
goods. sugar coffee. rice. paving ma
tcrtals and various lines "f mnnufact-
ured products: for III" shipment Of
gram, hour, iron ore, null lceu. lIHS''i
oil. oil cake. cereal foods md furniture.
Minneapolis and St. Paul. with a COM
bined population OF 100. 400. constitute
the distributing metropolis or the north
west. Tho two cities arc an important
railroad center. having nine important
trunk lines.
BY water route. tho two cities are
slightly more than 1.a0o miles from
the Gulf Of Mexico. That long stretch
OF the Mississippi river is naviGahlc.
but the statement should be- qualified.
in view of tho various channel depths i'll
different sections of tho river. That Is
to say. the type OF boat which could
navigate between Now Orleans and st.
Louis might not find II possible 70 pro-
coed up the river to Minneapolis Below
st. Louis. the channel Is eight feet To
Cairo. the nine feet below Cairo 10 New
Orleans. About ST. Louis. however. the
channel is presumed to hc six feet. and
IL, in low water times. scarcely more
than four feet.
Water traffic between the Twin Cities
and the gulf port to the open sea, there
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-14
OCEAN
TO OCEAN
Women Praise Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound
for Health Restored.

In almost every neighborhood in
America are women who have tried
this standard remedy for female ills
and know its worth.
Athol, Mass" Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound has done me a
world of good. Isutfered from a weak
ness and q great deal of pain every
month and nothing brought me any re-
lief until tried this famous medicine.
! am different woman since took it
and want others who suffer to know
about it. Mrs. ARTHUR LAWSON, $50
Cottage St, Athol, Mass.
San Francisco, Cal. IL was in very
weak nervous condition. having suffered
terribly from a female trouble for over
five years Inad taken all kinds of med
icine and had many different doctors
and they all said | would have to be
operated on. but Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound cured me entirely
and now I am a strong well woman.
Mrs. H. RossKAMP. 1447 Devisadero
St, San Francisco, Cal.
For special advice in regard to such
ents write Lydia E. Pinkham Med
No., Lynn, Mass. The result Of
ny years experience is ut your
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, route 10 lir races n Wheeling. Most Of
/ the machines wcr" from Manningtnn.
Mrs pr Gnnau"r. and children Of
| Tulsa. Okla. are Tie guests Of friends
! III town.
! Morgan Knight. of Spokane. Wash
/ lnglon. il til" guest Of friends IN town
: for few day. il" will ais" visit with
friends at Wind i:i1&r before returning
, home.
! David Williams Of ihc Country dis
| trict went ~ Camp l."" saturday ID visit
! his son Woody Williams. Young Will
! ;amS is soon t" l"av" for France.
! Mrs. Eva Spencer Of Akron. Ohio. 10
. til" guest Of friends in town.
Mrs. T. T. cha spent Monday
| shopping III Wheeling.
! Postmaster II. W. rnnaughcy was ut
! Wheeling on business Monday.
Miss Margaret CroEan OF this city is
one Of the graduates AZ tho Nest Lib
: rrIr Normal this year
: Tho OLd Fellows and the knights Of
, rythias held their memorial services
| here Tu"sday. After decorations al the
: cemeteries they marched TO the Chris
! liaa church where they listened IT, An
t excellent sermon by Rev. w +. Pierce.
: Gene Meredith was the guest Of
. friends in town Monday evening. He is
tho only SON Of Rev. T. G.. Meredith n
! former pastor If tn" NJ. +. church AT
/ this place. Gene is now Il soldier hoy
and expects In leave for France in the
! near future.
| John MrClcllnnd Of Chester. was the
| Sunday guest Of friends in town.
Attorney J. i. Allison and Aaron Pnr-
. ter mrt"red To Nrncvch. Pa. on business
. Wednesday,
! y t. l.utz Of Glen Faston. was n bus
! iUrss caller in town today.
! Mrs. J. j. ONcill and LITTLE son Aaron
! Joseph. returned to their home a, Johns
town sunday after spending some tim"
) with friends IN town. They we're &c
, romranird homo by Mrs. 0'Ncil's sister.
| Mis-" rlrncnIinr Porter who will spend
! the summer there.
! Miss Lillian Chnriton is at tho Ohio
: Valley general hospital. Wheeling. suf-
| irrlnI NJ appendicitis. The operation
! which was performed Il few days AK"
! WAS very successful
Mrs. J. e. crawford "f MmnuEH!l. was
/ called here Tuesday nn acc"un; Of tho
! Illness IF her sister. Mrs. II. z. McCus-
! k"y.
Mrs. c. i: Hutchinson "f Monndsvill".
! Wa here Wednesday attending the fu-
! neral nf Mr" r. T.. M"'u~k"y.
Peter Ii"nkin" IL moving his fu:ntly 20
/ Wh"rling wh"r" they will temporarily
| reside They expect III return TO this
| rlLrn lat" in III" autumn.
Mss G"rtrud" Gillespie Of Mounds
willie. attended, the Mct'uskcy funeral
| here W"dnc -daY.
Mrs. william Jones and children Of
| N,Mrchru are with friends in town.
ChaS. Davis nf Wheeling was her" on
Wednesday attending thr funeral Of
Mr. MCCusk"y.
+ Mrs Foster Of WellshurE is the guest
! Of friends IN town ard in the country
near this place.
j. a. titzserald. who has been suffer
Ing ~ cancer nf thn lip. Is som" better
The cancer has been removed and the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-14
BauerS viii Clash
With Belmont Nine
Local Boys Are Anxious to Annex An
other Game, as This viii Be the
Easiest on "SkedL"

While the game at Belmont Sunday
is creating much speculation and lhI
fans consider II a hard one for the
local club. the Bauer players are all
hct-up over the excellent schedule ar
ranged for them during the coming six
weeks. Perhaps no club in the valley
Will play as many hard games in one
stretch and the outcome Of each and
every game Is as important as the other.
In going TO Belmont the Bauers Will
he. greeted by the fastest of Nrams 10
represent TINT town, and FROM reports
received here il is composed Of play
"rs from gainesville. GAINESVILLE and some
Of tho other nearby towns. with the
result that an all-SIar club has been Sc
cured Ia try and down the Bnurrs Bel
meat has been advertising this contest
for tire: weeks aud the fans of that
place are looking forward TO this all
important enlightenment.
Hun" - tn" locals meet the f;Is;
Washington. Pa. nine NJ Tunnel Green,
June 50 the Ferry Athletics al League
park, July Brllulrc Athletics a double
header at Erllatr". Martins Ferry at
Tunnel Green on the Ith Of July.
Clurkshurg on thu l+;h. but in case II
lhsrd rnu:" Is necessary with III" Ferry
tho game Will b" moved up. Will" after
these games return bills will be played
at fairm"nt. AlcEnnkcyS and Hark"rs-
burg vii also hu' on the card. ArranI"
ncntS are pending with the Pittsburgh
steel Products m;i". bradley Eagles.
Pitcairn and Il contest viii moro than
likely result with the wurlIfun"d To-
l",!n Hnll Lirh, club. which IL dickcrinE
with tn. locals.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-14
BEL.L.A|RE CLUB
IN FAST GAME
Halls Coiored Giants Come to Bellaire
Park for Annual Engagement
Sunday.

/ Sunday. on ,hc sixteenth street park
! grounds RclaIr". one of the n"alcsr ex-
! hibIti"mS Of the year should result whcn
! The fast going B"llair1 Athletics play
! Halls C"lnrcd Giants. IF ruSburEl.
! Last S',:t$"n II will l." remembered Del
! Iairc was defeated 10y The count If l-o
and reports have it tia, til" Giants are
hrtt"r represented This season. coming
with loads of confidence and the hopes
Of victory.
In ia" GIANTS the nver-thc-rivcr lads
VIII II" '!"uht mr"I worthy opponents.
/ hut tn" matter Of sending panfprth t."
tn" !u"uud IS Tin" subject Of much com
mrnt Wh,1I. 1t is To hr considered the
| article Of ball NOEL has been hurting.
even though the former may have II
! good rrputHijun Th" Visiting club
boasts "f all players being cnlpr"d with
The cXr,l,lI"n IF tho Indian. and llr has
proven tho biggest drawing card Of IN"
whole collection.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-14
CAMERON
Nrs. McCuskey's Fur eral.

tn. fun. rai *"""'ccS "r Mrs - j.
Vi. Crl*k"y wcr" held Wednesday after
runn N iIe" "'rl"ck and tn" inicrm"nt
followed al cameron cemetery. l'"r"aH'
cd WAS one al H." h"St known and in"'i
highly respected ladies "i ihiS rolnmun'
iiy Sh" ed resided il: his city rrnr'
ticaliy all her lii" time. "h" hhd t"r
a uunl.r Of years N""u identified with
tn, Methodist Episcopal church. IN
wni.h organization she was tAiih1nI
member SlI.. had been in poor health
for a !rn:; time and while her death
WAS not wholly unexpected II came rs
4 sad shock To her family and friends
rcvrrihrlrsS. HrCcas"d's maiden name
WAS Davis. J. L. and j. +. Davis OF this
city mr." her brothers. She niso had
other near relatives VIII" Il" not liz" m
Gown. The husband and one son. Or IT,
l.. MrCuSkry. nf Mnrgan,"wn survive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-14
Boyd Chambers Goes
To The University Of
Cincinnati as Coach
Special Dispatch 10 The Intclllgcnccr

Special Dispatch TO The lntclligcnccr.
BETHANY. w. Va. June l3.--lt was
announced here to-da! that Coach Boyd
Chambers had resigned rs athletic d.
rector Of Bethany college 10 accept a
similar place next fall at the lnivcr-
sity OF Cincinnati. While the loss OF
Chambers is IL disappointment, tho ath-
le,ic board is planning Ia carry out tn"
program arranged for next year, and for
this purpose no effort will he spared ~
get the best man available. The un-
usual success Of the past year has en-
listed the support Of Bethany's great
alumni body and the decision Of the
athletic board TO allow no let up in their
better athletics, campaign will meet with
hcurty approval OF the alumni.
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Patient is doing az well as could he cX-

patient is doing as well as could he c1-
prClcd.
Lee Fitzgerald. who has been here for
several days on account OF the illness OF
his father. returned to his home at
Akron. Ohio. yesterday.
Preaching 1T The Baptis, church has
been announced for every first and third
Sunday in the month ill December.
Robert Martin. VIII" suffered an am
1urniiou If on nf the lower limbs a few
weeks ago. was at Pittsburgh SUNDAY
where his artificial leg was successfully
lifted. He will return to work in \ few
days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-14
AMERICAN SHIP LOST.

y CANADIAN ATLANTIC PORT.
June 1%.-Thc America, steamship Al
cor. $500 tcn:. Captain Becker. formerly
a Dutch steamer. bound from New
England port for a trans Atlantic port
went ashore NJ point on the southern
coas, Of Nova Scotia in a thick foS
last night and is now breaking up. ac-
corInS 10 word received by the marine
and fisheries department today.
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No trouble to buy. cheap. convenient.
real invcstm"nt-W y r. : y VI y 9
STAMPS.
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Youngsters have dress-up box or trunk
Aoyr

Youngsters have dress-up box or trunk
in their home.
II such simple way TO give children
happiness. Our dress-up box was
moth-eaten old leather trunk which
opened marreluusly n the middle and
had two equi-size compartments, top and
bottom, instead OF tho modern trays. l
think IL was one Of the trucks that my
grandfather. the minister. carried on hls
peripatctic Journeys from parsonage 70
norSoraSc (I wonder If no would have
risen in his grave could he have seen
j,s use as a dramatic wardrobe trunk
Perhaps I do him wrong. but I don l.
can't think no would)
OF cnur<r our trunk did not have. like
the Shrldr.ciiS such riches as wigs ana
other dramatic uppurtcnanc"s. for -
was merely a haphaZard affair created
: in defense gainSt our dcsir" 10 raTage
tho whole attic when the dressing ur or
acting fever was upon us. In It were
MT any old garments to which there
was no objection to our having access.
TIE Doln1ar and the Basque.
Som" Of the garments ~"r" compare
! lively modern hut fascinating. but they
rcprsscn,rd long skirts ard grown-uT
! fashions ut an age when such things
vero an adventure to us. Others w"r'
! rnnlly wonderful old styles-there was q
! black silk basque buti0nsd up tn" tron'
| With about awenty largo round Jet nut
tons. and H. massive black silk dolmah
! braided NIL over with heavy black braid
and hung with heavy fringe. And thrr'
was n while muslin skintiGht in the whist
Ant; Quilted. from belt to hem. and iw'
| Of grandn1ni hrs rrazy quilts and blue
and white velvet poke bonnet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-09
B, F. PHILLIPS
welded To MISS
FANNIE T. DYSON
STATE DEPUTY PROHIBITION Of
FICER AND PROMINENT WHEEL
ING LADY UNITED IN WEDLOCK.
Other Happenings Of Interest in The
Social Lines About The Wheeling
City And District.

Tho ANNOUNCEMENT of The marriage or
Miss Fannie T.. Dyson I" Captain Bert
l.. Philips. which occurred last even
ing at H.. u'clnrk was learned Of with
much surprise hy IN: many friends or
the happy couple last evening.
Tho wedding was Of Il quiet nAtur"
and was sol"muizrd at Nv" o'clock by pr.
Charles II. Robinson. pastor Of this FIRST
United Presbyterian church, only the
inlulrtli:tl" friends Of tic contracting
parties hr;nE in attnndauc".
Following n wedding trip through the
East, the happy couple will he at home
TO their many friends in II newly fur
nlshcd apartment AT No. II Eleventh
street, city.
Miss Dyson. has hccn cashier OF tho
STONE and Thomas $tor" for some time
md is CONSIDERED on" Of tn" most eff
Client and trusted employees of that firm.
She IS Il member of one Of the clty's
most substantial and highly respected
families.
CAPTAIN Bert r. Phillips is in charge
Of the State Prohibition department
work In this section Of the state and
- ono Of the brst known officers of the
law in the entire state. Through his un-
firing efforts tho violations Of the Fost
law have been decreased TO q minimum
and he has also aided the United States
government In many cases. breaking up
violations.
TIL. best wishes OF their many friends
is extended who one and all wish the
newly married couple 4 safe voyage
over tho matrimonial sea.
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FROM
COLD?? LISTEN !!
"PApE'S COLD COMPOUND" ENDS
SEVER. COLDS OR GEIPrG
II LEW HOURS.

Your cold Will h-cal: md all grippe
mi-rry end ate" taking dos" at
"raI.'a Cold t"T!r"Tnd' Gerry i"o
hours until three doses arc taken.
!, promptly nr"Hs "i"gg"d-"? nos:rii3
end mir passages in tn head. stops nasty
dischurEc or ups" running. relieves SICK
hcnGacl,". dulln"ss. frN"rishn'*s "'rc
throat, snocanE. s"r"|"sS nnd sun =
Don't stay s'Nr"d-ur' I"it hi""'hR
onl snvrlrg, Tas" Jour thrnhbinK hcad
--nothirg else In the wurld gives such
rrorrr. rnli"f rs "I'apc's Cold Com
u-nu,G" which costs only few cents NJ
am. drug store, ], acts without assist
anrc. tnrtcs nice. and GAUGES no lhcoh-
ycnicncc. Accept 10 substitute.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-09
Soldiers Arc Delighted.

To tho ladies and also all others who
arc 50 ably taking care of the soldiers
who are stopping at the Stnmm house
on their way through the city. bound FOR
Berlin, tho heartfelt thanks or every
member Of every company is extended.
The place which is located near Wheel
tng park. IS fairly alive with excitement
every time that u train comes in and the
ladies have bnnn giving out home made
cakes and cookies and in fact everything
tina, will 20 - making the boys happier
and more cont"ntcd.
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against the spread of tho Spanish in.
flucnza. shortening the work Of the bar.
bcrs one hour and half as the TINA OF
closing before was 1880 p. N. - ..
The petition calls for the usual num-
Der Of hours on Saturday with the
shops closing at II o'clock at night but
with the closing the other five days, OF
the week at 6, which the BARRIERS say
gives them ample time to get home 70
enjoy supper with their families Win
out discommoding the public, which IS
now used TO tho earlier hour Of clos
ing. -
The petition Is filling with names OF
nroDrintors OF shops and workmen and
both master babers and journeynen
will take the matter up at their meet
inss in the next few days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-09
Will rot Serve Lunchcons.

Til" W"m2u's club Will not serve mo
War Ghost campaign lnnch""n$ next
week. as MAS previously arranged. Inc
mcc,ir" which was called for last nvrn-
inE by Mrs ~ \. Taylor. general chair
man. "a make rnHl arr13G"m"ntS, wnS
cancelled Til: was drn" after it was
learned that tho Board &C Health had
ordered that no public gathering so
luy,.,. rs In. lu,rh""u crowds could he
hold. 1t was with deep regret that IN"
women have br"n forced [" alter thor
plans lu; ~" Gr;v" wall suffer n" !aCi;
nr cnthusin.m h"caHSn "f tho canc"lllHs'
If this part -! tn" program.
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volunteer Motor Corps Offer Services
70 War Committee.

The Rcd Cross chapter have Offered
the services Of the volunteer motor
corn. 10 tho war committee or the
Wu,nans club for their use during the
entertainment OF the soldiers who stop
in the city Tho twenty young ladies'
who comnrise tho corps Will deliver
bread, pics and gingerbread nnd all
other delicious cdihlcs t. Uncle B!lly >
Barracks and Will perform all other
services necessary for Mrs. I. {.
Burke. the house mother. This Is IL
welcome addition 10 the other services
that have been offered % tn" Woman
Club and is only another activity OF
the Red Cross in the city. Any young
lady who has her own car ana is
compctcnt driver Will be gladly re-
cciyrd into tho motor corps I" help
with this new work. Sho must. how
ever. be willing 10 offer half day SER
vice every week.
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About Group.

II your children arc subject to Group
nr il YOU have reason 10 fear their ne
INK attack by that disease. you shoula
procure n bottle Of Chnmhcrla!ns Consh
rr,nndy nn,! study tho directions for use.
so that in case Of al attack you VIII
know exactly what course 20 pursue.
This IS u rnvnr.lc nnd very succasHf III
remedy for Group. and Il is important
hat you observe the directions carefully.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-09
A Rainy Day DtVerioG.

What q flavor the dress-up chest gave
to q rainy day! What blessing Il was
in those miserable April vacations which
were always too warm for winter sports
and too cold for spring pleasures.
And how many of the children in the
neighborhood thought It 4 very special
treat 10 be invited to one OF these dress
ing-up times because there was no dress
up trunk in their houses.
l wonder why 1t Is that so many
grown-ups who would do anything on
earth for their children. do NOT do these
little things that mean so much?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-09
Bethany College Girls Organize.

Most inlHrrSllnE and unusuAI IS INC
new 5. \. T. g.. which girl students AT
Hr,hauy college have organized >"ilh'n
tho mast week. Not wishing 20 let the
rucn and boys have n monopoly Of mill
inry tactics and all that makes tho life
,.r , soldier alllrinr and exciting, they
elected Officers and started drilling, ana
So far have been worry Successful Win
their venture II is probable that many
more co-cdUcat innal colleges Will follow
their cXamrl" and take up III" new ana
interesting work. Officers have been
elected as follows: Captain Evelyn IL
rich. First Lieutenant Doris Brown.
Second Lieutenant Ruth Manscll and
TOP Sergeant Daloy Picking.
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SIDE TALKS
SOMETHING YOU CAN DO FOB
vorJz cE1IDREN
By Ruth CAMERoc


"The Sheldrick household possessed a
big chest full OF pieces OF colored stult.
cloaks. tragmentary wigs. tlnsel. wooden
swords and the like: this chest stood on
the big landing outside the studio. ana
;, was called the dre%siaE-up box. Il
was a liberal source of joy and liberal
education 20 the ShcldricEs and their
friends"
Yesterday while was sitting before
,he fire reading one OF Mr.. Wells hooks.
I came across that paragraph. And I'M
medIately I found my eyes wandering
from the book TO the fire and seeing
,here. not the Sheldrick's drcsSing-u7
oo1. hu, a little trunk under the caves
az our old attic at home.
Did you have n dres-up box IN your
home. reader friend?
Mako It Cp to Your Reincarnated Selves.
If you didn't. you missed something
wonderful out Of your chldho"d which
nothing ran ever replace. I th!nk tal
best way you can max" X up to yourself
~ to mako It up to those other sNI"ca
in which your heart ren"ws rs T"uth. In
other Words 70 make sur" that your
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-09
200 600 PRISONERS.

LONDON. Nov. S.--Tw" hundred
thousand prisoners wer" iuk"n by III"
British on the western fr"rt from La"u-
airy to November ). inrmSiFH. accord
ing to an Official nnn"un'"!H""; made IN
the House OF Commons la>; nIcht. In
the sam, period the French captured
10000. tho Americans 5g.h"o amt the
BelSans $1,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-09
Knitting Party on Island.

Miss Jennie Malinc. OF Drlnwarc
street, entertained tn" members or NOR
knitting club last evening NJ her h"n"'
In addition to the nc"dl"work, dancing
and music wcr" enjoyed and dainty
luncheon was served ut tn" close "i
tho evening. Those who attended were:
Misses Bertha White. Mary Roberts,
Helen, Metz. Katherine Knowles md
Jrunio Maine.
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stickers and Posters Begin work Today.

This StickcrS and p~atcrs committees
VIII begin their campaign today an"
much work Will be done BY the young
ladies comprising tho ;w" groups. They
oro mn cnlhuslastic crowd and Will no
doub, rive the war chest u rousinE
beginning. The literature has arrived
and everything Is in readiness for the
int,ial plans OF tho Ing campaign.
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Miss Eileen Sutton. Of South Front
street, Will entertain this evening FOR
Ter visitor. Miss jean Pollen. or New
Narl!nsv.li" The affair Will II" IN the
nature Of d six o'clock dinner and tahio
decorations will carry ont the pal1-
Otto effect. Covers Will he laid fer
ten and m evening occupied with mu-
sic and dancing will follow.