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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-04
Urn HOSE ON
1. ". ". IN CITY
JAIL SATURDAY

Sudd>nly setting up a hcdlam OF
cries. rafting hars and breaking cell
windows. more than zoo l. W. W. ar.
rested In Thursday nights raid at.
tempted riot In the city Jail satur.
day morning.
They were duicted. after jail ut,
tscudants had turned hose ON them.
Examination by federal agents con.
sinued In an effort 60 determine what
rnembcrs had evaded draft rcgula.
ksions. Men not seeking TO hamper
Hproseeution OF the war were being
fgivcn opportunity 90 present their
views. Many. II Is expected. viii he
released.
The more dangerous element prob.
ably win be tried under the criminal
anarchy law. as suggested by May
uann22nson.
Chief Warren saws provisions are
hcing made 20 intern them at Fort
I.awton.
An order issued by Judge Jurcy
late Friday. ordering Chief Warren
20 show cause Monday afternoon
why police guards should not be re-
moved from the hall. soSis Washing
ton St. and members OF the organiza'
ton permitted 60 use IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-04
MILLIONAIRE SCHOOL
IMAM AND ASSOCIATES
HELD FOR ESPIONAGE

LOS ANGELES. May enlarged
with conspiracy TO violate the Es
pionago act. Prince Hopkins. mil.
lIonaire proprietor Of school for
boys at Santa barbara: Mrs. Mollic
Price Cook. principal OF the school.
and three other prominent Southern
Caiifornlana. today await arraIgn.
m.nt. following indictment by the
federal grand jury.
Tho others Arc: Rev. Geo. II.
Miller. minister OF Santa barbara.
Rev. Fiorid Hardin. Christian
Paeiflst." who has been sentenced TO
"A Jail term here. and Mrs. Carrie
Eddy Shelter. OF Eagl, Rock City.
Tho quintet II charged with con.
spring 10 circuiat. The Ethics OF
Murder and More prusrian
Than Prussia" two alleged seditioua
books written by Hopkins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-04
STAGE LITTLE
PRINCESS" FOR
TOBACCO FUND

More money for Our Boys In
France Tobacco Fund. Approx
mately 1000. 900 American soldiers
are In France. and tho majority OF
them smoke. To send zach one Of
those men tobacco thru the fund
represented by The star. II would
require $4,000. This would supply
each soldier with 25-ccnt package
a week.
The fund hasn't that much money.
even tho II draws from all over the
United States. and when the pack
ages arc distributed "ovcr there. .
some soldiers are bound 10 be dialp.
pointed
Under the direction OF Mrs. Maud
Smith, "a young university and high
school students will present dra.
matte playlet. The Little Princess. /"
at the Labor temple hall tonight. at
Sai5. for tho benefit OF The Stars
our Boys In France Tobacco Fund.
The leading part viii be played by
Louise Tough. iayear-old daughter
Of Mime. Fern Tough, wollknown Sc
attic vocal teacher. Louise win play
the same role which Mary Piekford
played In tho film version shown
hero some time ago.
Lottio Louise isn't very old. and
she isn't very big. but she comes
from a long line OF soldiers.
Other little girls are doing their
bit. too. To make the boys overseas
know that everyone ut home IL
thinking OF them first.
Ruby Shook. Minnie Jenny. Mar.
gnrct Murray. Jessie Murray and
kimlko TakyoEhi have sent 1919 10
the smoke fund with this letter:
Seattle Star-iier~ comes some
more money To buy tobacco for the
soldier In France.
we had another fish pond and
took In s5.Ts. We had lots OF things
and had a fine um-. We were go
Ing 90 have II at $50. and lots OF Kids
came al o'clock. We were NIL sold
out at 4.
Some ladies' here gave US things
and a Seattle lady saw In Tho Star
about our last fishing pond. and
sent ua a box OF pretty things.
"A little Japanese riri nj school
wanted to help us. Shs brought
some pretty Japanese things from
her fathers store. We had lots Of
fun and a good day"
TOBACCO FUND
q ". Kinney. 1904 sisth sve. y. r.. 81 %
Mr. I've fsrd. rsis Western Ave- Sc
Friends. ~ Thomas 81. ,.......,+.. lea
Itsby -a"ek. Minnie Jeaas~. Magyar
- Murrsy. Jeaate Nsr~y, kiuiko
Tskyo~hi. rsvt HAakslsy ... SIS
AID sNokE FUND .. =. :. . - 800.
Cha~. Msan. ure0evs~u ... s-eo
Mrs.. Eiis Holland. HSsiyn . Leo
MA Dsua usimey. Hss1yu $4,000. lea
Mise kliss Msyer. Itasiyn .--....--- Ice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-04
PLAN EMPLOYMENT
AID FOR SERVICE MEN

Scattie'a Soldiers and Saiiorn' club
" making plans TO provide employ.
m.nt for returned American and ca
madam soldiers. With tho r.aiIra.
ton thar such a move Ia a problem
% tho immediate future. BUREAU
has hrcn established. and every ef.
fort will be made 10 assist tho noi.
der In finding bis particular niche
In civil life.
Tho army and navy medical corps
and the local Rcd Cross branch win
caro- for tho cases OF discharged sol.
dl~rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-04
CHINESE STUDENTS TO
HOLD SESSION HERE

From Montana. Wyoming. Colora-
do, New Mexico. Idaho. Utah. Ncva-
da. Washington. Oregon, California
and Arizona. 1875 delegates to the Chi
nese Students Alliance conference
will come to Seattle early this sum
mer. The local branch has raised
$3.50 for the entertainment Of the
delegates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-04
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
ARE ALERT, HE SAYS

Christian Scientists will be the
first to assail autocracy when the
government OF the United States Is
assailed, according TO William w
Porter member OF the board of lee.
tureship. of the Christian Science
church, who spoke Friday night at
the Masonic temple.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-04
DEATHS

John a. westman. as. 1916 t5th q. W,
April 20.
Mrs oliver Foster. 20, 2to2 Sixth ave.
April 49,
Nancy !. Hancock. 60. asa Chilbcrg
ave. April 80
Archie E. Cameron, 90. 52b Bell st.
April 40
Tracy l.. Walker. 30. $40 35rd N. &C..
April 40
Andrew NJ. yonassou. II. 1904 Weller
IT.. April 20.
PArthenia johnson. ~. i5i5 10th ave
~. H.. May 2.
Priscilla Hagen. Z. Swedish hospital
May .
Jullctte n. wizard, 6s. 1850 t,th ave
a.. May I.
Jack -. shancr. months, 26i6 "
Cherry Ht,. April so
Alfred l. I'M, 60 52a7 18th ave. ~ H.,
May I.
Mcdore Miller. DC. King county hos
pital. Aay l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-04
DIVORCES

Butts for divorce were filed IN the su-
perior court Friday ms foliovr.
Alice v. Reniek against Y. IL Renick.
ineompatirsiity.
Delta NJ Meyers against Eugene 7.
Meyers. incofnpafihiity,
DEGREES were granted 20 linda larson
from Paul larson: William wAidushy
from Hazel Waldusky: Julia SoutaK from
Charlie. r RontAg: Es6a peii from VIII
liam Bell. Jessie NJ Emme from Herman
Emms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-04

Girl n Mr. and Mrs Y. wciles. 20. w.
Highland drive. April 20.
Girl 70 Mr. and Mira H. A. Geary. 1911
10Th ave. N. April g
Girl to Mr. and Mrs q. II. Adair. 1915
First ave. w. April 81.
Boy 20 Mr. and Mrs. J. Johnson. All
Borep ava. May I.
Ciri 20 Mr.. ana Mira y. May. kirkland.
April 81.
hoy TO Mr.. and Mrp. q. Roy. 1905
Washington at. April IL.
BOY TO Mr.. and Mrs. G. Thorrqust.
1913 ~. 5sth Ei. April 4.
Giri 20 Mr. and Mrs. II. Bariin. 1891 x
Ninth ave. April H.
BOY TO Mr. and Mrs. ]. II. Robson. asa
t2nd g.. April -.
Girl to Mr. and Mrs T. u. Peterson.
207s Federal ave. May l.
Roy to Mr.. and Mrs. n. !. Hurz. o53
Yoalcr. April 20.
BOY TO Mr.. and Mrs. Kunitsugar. 71i
Yosler way. April 20.
BOY to Mr.. and Mrs. y. Curtin. 1887
Jones ave. n. W. April !.
Boy to Mr.. and Mrs ]. RAIDER. fess
whitman ave, April 20.
Girl 70 MIR. and Mrs. q. A. Price. 535
~ 75rd. May /.
Girl to Mr. and Mrs. J. Mitchell. $500
sist y. w. May I.
Girl 20 Mr.. and Mrs u. J. Erickson.
70s 18Th ~ W. May I.
BOY to Mr.. ana Mrs. J. A. Adams. 1886
2sth ave. April ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-04
$1,15O

Corner 1OOxl20, with magnificent view
of the Sound and mountains. Two blocks
from car line. Only fifteen minutes to ship
yards; $50 cash, balance $40 month. Fine
location for bungalow. VIII cut into three
4Ox1OO lots, costing less than $500 each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-04
The Green Lake Community War

Garden club will hold a meeting Mon
day at = y. m. Mt the branch library,
4, l.. RAIDER, county agrlculturist,
will address the club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-04
Young Navigator
of Air to Come to
u. w. as Instructor

russell Hubbard White has been
appointed instructor in navigation at
the school OF aoronautics to be estab
lished nj the naval training camp
at the University OF Washington. in
the near future.
White Is instructor of navigation
at the Massachusetts Institute OF
Technology. He graduated from that
school in 1916.
White will be- given an ensigns
commission.
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$3.50

Corner 75x10O, commanding an unob-
:tructed view of the Sound and mountains.
A very beautiful home site. Takes only SIS
cash, SIS per month. Buy a little lumber,
build a temporary house on the back, get
away from high rent and make large profit
If you wish to resell this fall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-04
$1,1O0

Big lots, 50x15O, facing on 80-foot paved
boulevard, with all modern improvements in
and included in price; 500 cash and $50 per
month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-04
VITAL STATISTICS
MARRIAGES
Msrr,as. licenses Issued May /, are a.

Marriage licenses Issued May are a.
follows.
Name and De~.isnoe- Age.
Theodor. r. Williams. Seattle ..--..1~sai
Amelia .. rhimsnn. a~sttis Legal
George ". Morgan. Seattle 20
Edith Coy. Seattle .............-.....1s
Ralph william Garhart. Seattle. Legal
Elizabeth n. Montsith. Newark. legal
psrin j. Cornwall. Seattle ....---..;i
NAry Jane bromley. Seattle. ..------.i,
George Arthur Croak. Bpokans..-.....- "a
NArEsrc, Ellen Nunyan. apokano.---..s0
Guy A. ~ sitxisr. Seattle .--------- .ss
". y. Graham. seattle ...---.-.....--. 20
ROh~r, y. johnson. Tacoma ..........7i
Edith sioan. wausau. Wis ............s
Lieut. Herbert Charles RAfotta. Chslt-
snhafn. IA .s.sssss.ss ..+ssssss 30
Kathryn Gertrude Brahor. Madison.
~. j. ...s........ .....-.-s... IL
Edgar g. puiien, Seattle .--- Legal
stella Chandler. Brem-rton ....-..-L~EAi
william ~. HhIen. Seattle .-.------. "a
Vera T.. Tabor. Seattle ...---.-.--.-..,s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-04
$3.50

500 cash, $50 when house is completed; will
be ready before June l. Large living room, good
sized bedrooms, built-in features in kitchen, two
large porches, bathroom with tub, toilet and wash.
stand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-04
$1,000

One Of the nobbiest three-room bungalows in the
city. Modern in every respect; living room l2x22;
large porch clear the front; bedroom just the
right size, with large closet; big bathroom, three
fixtures; kitchen with bukin features. Ready to
move in June l. Pay 500 now, $50 when you
move in, balance same a. rent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-04
$2,25O

Four-room bungalow with bath and fireplace,
living room l4x17 very nifty kitchen with buit-n
features, two goodsized bedrooms with large closets,
large front and back porches; ready to in this
month Only $500 cash, balance monthly, same
n rent.
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from my old location. My new on
trapcs IL log Columbia, midway be-
tween First and Second ayes. will
not raise my prices because of tho
war. burt ! do expect TO increase my
dental practice 20 that the Increased
business will offset the increased
cost OF doing business because Of
the war.
want 20 be known as tho only
man In Seattle who did not raise HIS
prices because OF the war.
EDWIN ). BROWN. u. u. 3.
oeattIe's Leading Dentist
Aoo ColuabiA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-04
Home Is the Biggest Word on Earth

Every should and will be happier citizens if
they their own home. Sea View Park is strictly
bungalow location, with its school facilities, its
ocean breezes, it, beautiful outlook the Sound
and mountains II is the proper place for children,
20 they will associate with children Of strictly home
owning parents Would you not rather hear the
birds singing they fly into your backyard than to
hear the rattle of the milk cans, the Changing of the
street cars and the blowing of the auto horns?
Again we say, Home is the biggest word on earth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-04

Take First Avenue West Street
day including Sunday drive with First Avenue sp
Spokane Avenue left follow the
to
PAYMENTS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-04
$500 to $500

each for fine level lots, 5Oxl2O; good soil.
Only $50 cash, $40 per month. Can you give
me any reason why you should Be paying
tables and enjoy life and save $50 rent, raise
$50 worth of vesetables?- and you can Ger.
tainly sell for at least $50 profit this fall
$3.50 in all for You
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-04

LOG
COLUMBIA ST.
Cor. First Ave. \
DIR. EDWIN J. BROWN
ID. ID. n.
New at fos Columbia

/ have left tho imita.
tors of my name and
signs on First ave. and
moved my Dental Of
fires TO the corner oil
First ave. ana Columbls
AZ taat .Srnaa fha atreei
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-25
WELLSBURG

WEbi.SEtEG. May @i.--Thc Wom-
ans club hG!d heir meeting on Thurs
day afternoon n; the Y. NJ. t. y. par
lorS
Tn" following program was rendered
Music 'raval"riI HuSticaHa". -. Bale
Yrs. kintrr.
Ornlion-'lc""uc to Entnrcr Peace
Mrs sam Jacob
Sack Sliding OF Race TIL" Peril Of
The World. ..-.........'.M Mrs. M!tl"r
Current Events. Mrs. George Wells
Th, ladies ha,I thorough discussion
If the milk c"n,iiI!,n IN our city and
appointed Il Committc. Ia 500 that m
inspector l""k into IN" matter and pro-
VII" better milk I" The people nt Wells
burg II was voted unon that the
Mayor L.. a.skrtl I" $3.50 4 proclamation
prohibiting tie : rlan ~ fireworks on
July Fourth. also Il vas asked that the
day hc spent III DOING som" kind Of war
wrrk At n" Rcd Cross rooms or with
whatever wnrl, along these lines needs
assistance. and in III" evening IL hold n
lawn f"tc at tha SONAR" and hay" an on
lrrtainrirn' given by children md by
adults. anil tn scrv" irc cream and
cake. The proceeds will nc given to
tho Red Cross work.
on Flag Day Juno 14th tho manage
mont Of Wheeling Park will turn tho
park over 10 IN" Wnman's Clubs Of
ling and nearby towns. Tho pro
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-25
Lily Leitze Works Famous Aerial Star Here With Circus

hour man" who travels day in al
vance nf n" clowns and VIII" VIII l"-
dag consult with city officials regard
in: IN, rnuu" II Monday El"rn'nE'~ S;r''i
pa,7ldr arrlnE,. Tor In" unloading ~ TN"
four CIRCUS trains at IN" railroad IhldS.
and purchase feed for III" stock and TN"
mCnacrri" animals.
Another important EIaGlnS official is
W. H. MrlvIn who - in "hHri;t It III"
crew whi.h prepares III" show grounds
for tn, erection If the mammoth stag"
used in presenting Ringing l;r"lh"rS
gigantic spectacle. In Days 81 ''ld.
Tho hig pani"ImnlC - given a$ a iH.Fl
"r the mtin-I"nt program &Nh Si''riI
caro- must h.. uS,"I in SCl"rrn" in"
ground for ih' staging: Several "'"'-
irir:an. hnN" ais arrived 1" prepare
for IN" ljGhtlI" effects used IN IN" spec
,aclc. Til" .ircuS cnmm'SSar%. a. l..
Welt. will reach her. thls morning l."
do his marketing for IN" hiC c!r"WJ
family. which h. must feed thrt" times
daily.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-25
" eusburH Briefs,

The flag collection taken on Wcdnes-
day morning when the young men left
fnr camp was $685.. Each Of the
young mon was handed three dollars.
the balance hcinE placed In the bank in
case of future shortage.
Thomas D. Duffy o.. this city. but
employed for s,mc tine in the oil busi-
ness in Oklahoma. has enlisted in the
tank service and is at jefferson Bar
ra"ks. Mr.. Duffy was registered with
The WcllshurC hoard hut wired for his
release several weeks ago. the same be-
ing granted.
William Dnushcrty. an rmrloyc Of
tho Foundation Company at Beech Bot
tom. was slightly injured ut his work
yesterday afternoon. DR.. George Abnr.
sold WAS Immediately called and had thu
injured man rushed to the North Whc,.-
ing ospital. where upon cIaminat ton
tho injuries worc found TO be only some
slight bruises.
William HcinzcrotA. formerly Of this
county. travelling salesman with his
home IL CiarkSburg. ". Va. was or
Grated on several days ago and is gct,-
ing along in a satisfactory manner Mr..
IIrtnzcroth is n son In law Of Mr.. G. 4.
Hill nf this city.
Miss Anna Huffman teacher Of music
in tho Welshurg schools. has returned
IN her home IN kunkir. Ohio. for the
summer vacation. Miss Huffman waA
accompanied by Misses Gladys and Hell
en- Haley. who will be her guests for
two weeks.
Mrs. Walter Scott and young son.
Walter l.athcm Scott of Pittsburgh. Ia.
arr visitors at the HON. Of Mrs. Scott'c
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. ". Lathcm. cA-
pcctinG 20 remain for couple of wcckS,
Misses Frances Robinson and tdcline
Brozka were Stcubenvillc visitors last
Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-25

Remember tho time when as litil"
tad YOU used 10 put Your tar /" III"
ground ST. nS 10 hear Il train coming. rr
:; horse gallop,nS. even when they were
Il long way off!
Well. that * what local youngsters
will b." tloi2E here To-day. only y WEI
not be- engines or horses that they VIII
hc listening for. hut the "Llli"pt and
the voices Of lions. tigers and things.
For Tomorrow the big show arrives and
Monday will hc circus day. II Is said
that very young ears can already !"t"'l
the music Of the bands and the trumpet
of the elephants.
As for those older folk whose hearing
is less acute they will to-day h" all" |"
satisfy themselves as - the "SI""-"rIuS
fart'' 10y making trip 10 tn" SNOW
grounds, thcr" IL Sc.' Ringing RrrthrrS
ndyancc guard making In" frs: rough
survey of the site which Will Tomorrow
be occupied by the white tops. The
shows agents began 10 reach town last
night The arrivals include the ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-25
ARMSTRONC'S MILLS

Miss Dilla Mnblcy Of Bcllaire spen,
the week end with hcr parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. {. J. Moblcy.
Mr.. Rccmcr Of powhatan was tho
guest of l.. N. Gladdcns Sunday
Mrs. T.. 4. Foreman Of Bellaire and
Mrs DIlIa Yockcy and children Of Mall
v.rn were visitors at W. T.. Parkcrs
last week.
Silas DugriGE attended quarterly
meeting at Cen,crville Sunday.
Cecil Parker was a Bc!lairc visitor
Monday.
Mrs F. ]. Dunmirc and children Of
Parsons. W. Va. arc visiting her par
"nts. Mr.. and Mrs. Miles r Hart, OF
Kelsey.
The rainy weather is delaying tho
farmers with their crops
William Watt Of Kelsey and Miss
Josie Lingo Of Bcallsville were quietly
married last Wednesday. The bride
was a former resident OF this vicinity.
Their friends extended congratulations
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-25
CAPT. ]. B. PRICE.
SPEAKS At THOMSON

tnn;. JARVIS l.. i'ric". Mir:"u"i'':..
VIII" -, INTO ihr world war w!tt til"
taiH,dlau infantry and W." w"ErT' 4
'pvr: There Will hr thu >r.a""r ii;
the laird a.: ih.. series SuE,iI! evening
pa;riutic meetings III Th";iits NJ. l.
church. island. iu-:u"rr"w evening.
These affairs are gwen under thr nus
pieces - Thon>,'u Mems club ana -"
far have proven very popular. I'm a0-
dltInnai t"a!rlr" * the singing az pa
trip;tc S"f;;S 10y t:.r nSr"Sli:"n la
by tn. Thnm..n;. Vested choir TO show
TN, versatility 81 THIS organization IL
may b" mentioned ina. las; Sunday "v-
cu.l!g ti!.' |n"ir director %Hmr u. Fr":'1
Tho -Mar>a!li"s.'' ~" na;'"nal anthem
Il France. TN" meetings begin IL :
O'Clock and everybody is invited.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-25
Christian Scjenca.

First Church Of Christ. Scientist. A.
o. |. W. Auditorium. lIl9 Chapline
street. Services sunday 1l:nO Il. m.
Subject. "SnUl and Eody." Wednesday
testimonial meeting. 500 p. m. Sunday
school 9:!5 Il. m. Er2dHS room. l1ic
thapliuc street. open daily except Sun
days and lcga! holidays. from LOO
O'Clock n. until 800 =. M. and on SAT
urdav evening from 100 o'clock 10 900
o'clock. The public is invited IN attend
tn. services and 10 make use Of the
privileges of the reading room. In COM
pllancc with the request in the prcs'-
dents proclamation this church will
hold services al 100 4. H.. Thursday,
May 30.
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A. o. Il. Dance.

The members "i thu y. -. ~, N"''
u,r,s,uu No Of the South Sid" viii
,,,,,. ,n,ihnr one If their delightful
I.,r,.rs Tuesday evening III th"ir cln''
,,,,,, an tho Snu,n side. N"lic's or
~. ere. Inns been rugarcd for The rv'n-
,,,,. and w,Il furnish ali nf the latest
nits IN ua;rIuiIr dance musl:. mes"
t.,n,.,s -iyrn 10y ihis division har" h"on
,.,.-, y,,Il attended aud are very popular
aiming th,. voting society people.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-25

The Junior Red cross If III" FirSl
Christian church uf the South SID" VIII
hold II special, meeting inns afternoon
in the rooms of IN" church. Tn" meet
inSs will h" diSr"niinuc1 Tor SrNcra'
weeks owing I" Miss ilSnn, IN" IN
Structnr. leaving f"r Rrihhn% college,
where she will take up special c"urS"
IN tho Red Cross work. She will re-
sumo her duties with tn" Junior Rcd
Gross in Scutrnlhcr
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warwooil Churches.

Warwcnd Christian church corner of
Warwood avenue nnd Seventeenth 81
Regular services next Lords Day. May
&c. in charge of Assistant Pastor l."lrnT
l.. Marion. kIhl" school 1T ats =. III (.
Guy A. Pryor. superintendent COM
munion and sermon nj | ! Il. M. N"uE2-
Peoples meeting n p. al. Song >''N-
ice and sermon at 100 =. III. SlrIH-;"rs
welcome.
Warwnod Presbyterian church. Twru-
tic;h street near WHrwa"d avenue. T..
l.. Carson. pastor. Services for $uTha?
She Goth rs follows: Sunday $Ch""! at
9i5 u. m. M"rn!u" Worship ~ II a. m.
subject 9TH" Frs. commandment
Christian F.aI"av''r 80 p ~. EN"nim-
service "'"r";'k. siIh5""' "fh" Man
Who Missed SumIry Evening S'rrirr
and Lost Il BI'$&irg."
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Surpical DresSers.

Tho members IF The Surgical lT'SS'rS
class Of the Third Presbyterian church
On tho South Side. Will h"id 'h'Ir rtRH-
lar Meeting Tuesday evening IN lH"lr
rurns Of tho church. Tn" evening VIII
hc devoted to sewing nnd EnlttillE Tor
,hc hnvs IN the service Of Cncl" Sam,
and al 81 learning the art Of First Ala
work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-25
Sptritualist Church.

The First Splrilualist association will
hold the following services Sunday,
May 18th: The thidrcn's Progressive
I.yrcum will meet at 10 o'clock u. NJ:
lecture. followed with spirit messages.
1T $50 p. m. by Harry y. Woods. Tenn
pie ut the corner Of Maryland avenue
and North Broadway. Island.