The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-13
To Be
REPLETE WITH
k|,I1PORTANT WORK
KINGS DAUGHTERS NURSERY TAG
DAY AND SALVAGE SHOPS
PAPER" DAY WILL
OCCUPY MANI.
Informal Dancing Pnrtie3 and Numerous
Small Gatherings Taking Place
During Leisure Moments. OF
Strenuous Days.

Tomorrow. September Il. will he re-
JIrtn with two inI-'rtHnl undertakings
Ia absorb the ,m"rIy Of local woman
kind.
Standing ont among tho several other
projects which ar" demanding the rn"riS
and aiiiil: 81! The rHpahl" women OF the
m"r.rut Will b" ih" tag uay for IN"
l. in::'s nIuG',;irrH' bay Nursery. rms
,iay. upon which ih" general public "t
Wh..liuE ar" asked Ia contribute To on"
al The most worthy charllnbl" works.
has become un annual custom, and has
always met with III" hourly Lnanciei
etT,nnrt Of all benevolent citizens VINO
realize rhc great good acrru!nE to the
little ones ben"lt"d thereby.
Tho hoard -! managers Of tho Day
Nursery. located on South Eoff street.
MAXI. an Mira appeal To the generosity
. Of the city'S populate TINS season DIVINE
Ia thr extra heavy tax being place"
! uprn he institution. hu" 10 an lncrciLS"
; in III" RAINIER ~ m"th"rs VIII" are I"are
inr tncIr homes /" join III" army OF
>ynrr-,arncrS. feeling sue IN leaving
! tlrir children within the Shcit"rlnG
care Of thus nursery. and due ais" L"
IN, high cost Of living. which mas
,n=hlol the cost OF maintaining such an
PROSTITUTION.
Therefore all arc nskcd TO aid in tho
! work hy responding 10 the request OF
I the ladies who will b" stationed on tho
| various stree, corners Collc-tinE Tor the
! cauSr throughout tomorrow IfcFF
| friend who meets thr appeal with All o.
! fcring will 10 rewarded by n pretty
! little pin which contains ch;uin,nH
! hlhy face. Tho chaIrmcn Of the day
! for tho various Kings daughters CIR
! clrs will complete their list Of assist
/ ants who will assist IN tho SQUEEZING lof
the cause throughout tho city on Satur>
/ day by this evening. while the following
4 Al
! list Of workers, which will include III"
following:
! Hpmr Mission Circl'>-Mrs Robert J.
! Reed. chairman, assisted By
! N"Sdaln"S-- ~ "
/ VIM Mccoy Miller George Riddle
/ Elanch" Eaird Coop sam Rhodes
! r. =. Burke II. Coleman
! 4 L. Never William Lynn
! Earl hedges NJ. Early
! Homer ll"ifri"k II. {. Kennedy
! Ia,ncs Matthew'S Harry Hilbert
! Frank S,amm VI. S"!hE
! Joseph Hedges Mary IauShln
| Miss Sarah Nay
! This circlr will establish headquarters
! lust inside the Market street entrance or
! George X. Taylor EnmPany'S store. from
! which center the COMMITTEE" will b" sup
/ piled with buttons ard boxes.
Mrs. Jacob Birmingham is chairman
/ or 81. Lukc'S Circle and will he assisted
: by the following ladies:
McSdamcs--- IAolNN
" \ Ward Joseph Stephens
{ Frank Cnrlin Harry Mott
Misses ETAhOIN,r
. ,JGic Greer Mary Lynch
! Eird Fell Helen Eluctiold
/ Carrie Conn Virginia Wcistl!ng
| pcIl Veterinarian Dorothy ElirrrS
! Helen Wilson Mary stephens
| Mrs Charles 4. flowers is chairman
I of tho Third Presbyterian Circle aud
viii have the following girl scouts as
! her aides:
Misses
/ Film beth Kcttlrr Hazel Locke
Dorothy Niewcg Lillian Mcflro|
. A,-rrs Miller Myra Cunningham
: Vclrna Yost t'athcrin" Custer