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The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-05-08

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Danld Boyd Is spending d. few days
at his stock farm near ST! John, n. %.
Mrs.$J r. Shand and Miss Shand
attended tie District S s.. meeting
held ut Devils Lake tuesday evening.
Farmers are getting ready to sow
flax and plant potatoes. Thesseason
lis about two weeks ahead Of the ordi-
nary seassn in this locality.
John Doshe has purchased "a well
tboring machine from Nj. st. John of
Lakota, N. D., and will furnish water
wherever wanted wanted. .,s;
Mrs. +. r. Stevens is visiting at
Grand Forks this week with her sister
Mrs. Abrahamson who is at q local
hospital Towering from an operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dixon visited the
school here Wednesday in the interest
of the Girls and Boys Farming club.
They will hold meeting here Monday
evening to complete the organization.
Mrs. Anton Rutten and daughter
Florence left last Tuesday for Lo-
mond, Alberta, Canada, to visit her
daughter Mrs. Max Orchard and also
visit at the home Of her sister Mrs.
Mike Rutten Of the same place.
We learn with regret Of the death
of Mrs. America Mel Donald, who lived
years ago in Crary and was the moth
er of Mrs. Nv. A. Crarw Of Grand
Forks and Mrs. e. M. Craryso of Devils
Lake. Mrs Mcdonald had many.
friends in Crary. 4s
a report has reached here that A.
stevens the third son Of HI. E. Stevens
pioneer of Stevens township, has re-
Gently died in France from scarlet
fever. Arthur enlisted early in. the
war, and his early death is great
shock to his parents and friends. H.
p. Stevens was one Of the pioneer
settlers of Ramsey county and has
many friends in Crazy, who remember
him when he lived on the homestead
four miles southeast Of Crazy.
Nj. and Mrs. II. IA. Nicholson, auto
ed to Devils Lake Tuesday.
J.. H. Smith left last Friday for
Minneapolis to be gone about 10 days
or two weeks
Oscar Olson of Buxton, N. D. a son
of 0. B. Olson, was a business visitor
in Crazy Monday this week.
The Campfire girls and the Boy
Scouts are planning to give a play in
the near future.
Mrs. Forsholf and daughter Alice
autoed to Devils Lake Wednesday.
Mrs. Dam Mahoney hes returned
from Saskatoon, Canada, and was
much, pleased with her trip.
Mrs. F. r. Stevens while in Grand
Forks took post graduate lessons in
surgical dressing and will give the
benefit Of this instruction to the class
in Crary.
M. a. Miller made a business trip
to Fargo this week, returning wednes-
day. Mi. Miller was third man in the
state in amount Of business for the
Northwestern National Life Insurance
company of Minneapolis:
M. T.. Scarf Of Devils Lake and
John Hove Of Bartlett called at the
First National bank here Tuesday.
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II LAYTON !
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A. J. Pickle visited his county seat
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The "A. P. Engelhorn barber shop
was re-papered and painted the first
of the week which gives it a very
neat appearance.
James Cavers who is attending the
Sisters school in Devils Lake was
home for an over Sunday visit.
Hon. james Mccormick and daught.
ers, Misses Mabel and Ada where here
from Devils Lake Saturday.
H. C. Hansen left for Minneapolis
Tuesday evening to see his son, Ivan
who has been called into military ser
vice.
C. I. Studness raised a thirty foot
flag pole on his big store recently
which gets the flag up about 70 feet,
making it the highest in town.
Sam Studness returned Tuesday
from Comp Dodge where he went with
the boys who left here on March 20.
He was rejected on account Of some
minor defects. He liked camp life
fine.
Miss Hester Hugunin, Principal OF
the local high school, who declined
reelection here several weeks ago,
has acceptedsa position in the Wahpe-
ton high school for next year, as
teacher Of English. Patrons and pupils
of the Churchs Ferry high school
while sorry to lose her after two years
of successful service here, will join in
congratulating her upon her advance
ment.
The w. S. S. Banner donated bJ
MI. Studness, after spending three
weeks in the H. S. assembly room, is
hanging once more this week in Miss
Sorlie's room. By a tremendous drive
her pupils, led by Charlie Roe, went
over the top with a weeks purchase o,
$4,000 worth Of stamps. The attack
was carried out with such secrecy
that H. S. people never knew the,
have lost the coveted prize until they
missed it from its accustomed mai
Monday morning.
Ole %Myhre went to Minneapolis
Monday to enlist in the Navy reserve
force.
Mrs. I. j. Maher left last week fol
a visit with her parents at Hartland
N. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Sweet were a,
Devils Lake between trains on Mon.
day.
J. W. Cavers made a business tril
to. Fargo the first of the week.
Erick Peterson is recovering from
an attack Of the grippe and is nov
able to be out again.
MIS-. u. M. Stelg n children LET
Monday for Wisconsin where they vii
make an extended visit MI. Steif
accompanied them as far as Lakota.
Rev. T. Sharp of Cando and Rev
s. s: Wand, Field Secretary Of Wesle!
College were here between trains We.
nesday. These gentlemen are work
ing in the interest 70 the Wesle!
endowment fund.
n. A. Moe, district deputy of tn,
Masonic Laden ord rhoe TrrolLA-
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-05-08

Miss Pearl Klug and Geo. Marion
Of Lakota were in the city Friday
evening and were entertained at the
Y. A. Nelson home.
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S. A. Denoyer left Wednesday on
a business trip to the Twin Cities.
Miss Katheryn Keogan returned
Friday evening from her home at
Minneapolis where she spent the va
cation.
L. D. Maurer left Friday evening
for California where he will meet
Mrs. Maurer, who has been ill, and
accompany her home.
Workmen for A. j.. Klemetsrud,
Devils Lake electrical contractor were
in town during the first of the week
wiring up several local residences.
DR.. Vego Mikkelson, who purchased
the A. J. Hendrickson property last
winter, is moving out of the rooms
over the Times office to his new home
Fred Magnus began the work of
excavating for the basement for his
new home which he intends to erect
on his property on Martin street dur
ing the summer.
Miss Hedvig Forseth returned Sat
urday from Fargo where she has been
for the part three weeks recovering
from an operation for appendicitis
which she underwent recently.
VIM. Maurer left Saturday evening
for Minneapolis where he will u
his position as a salesman for the Will
lard Storage Battery Co. He has
been at home Of his mother Mrs. ANY
Maurer for some time recuperating
from a siege of illness.
Miss Agnes Anderson returned to
Grand Forks Monday where she will
resume her studies at the business
college at that place. Miss Anderson
was forced to give up her studies when
she underwent an operation for ap-
pendicitis.
Edgar L. Richter, former newspaper
man of Larimore, but now represent
ing the Publishers Mutual Fire In.
surance company, and field chairman
the four minute men, was a visitor in
town Thursday afternoon and evening
Mr.. Richter made a very f~lattering re.
port to the state headquarters regard.
ing the local Four Minute organiza.
ton which he found has faithfully fol.
lowed the instruction issued from
Washington.
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Mr.. o. M. Shipley was entertained
at the Smith, Merriam home at Devils
Lake Thursday.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-05-08

Carl Boatman shipped a carload OF
stock to S. st. Paul Tuesday.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-05-08

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=: =. Iick,e vlslted ms county seat
9. uial.on Anohuay
Merle Aaler ana sister Of Pelto are
visitois - eo"h tooay.
play az mo thls even
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Gus Kramer was a Lawton caller
Thursday.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-05-08

II. A. Moe, district deputy of the
Masonic lodge, and Chas Engelhorn,
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-05-08

The Borstad of Clitherall, MINI. is
spending a few days here with friends
and relatives.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-05-08

VIM. Code has been laid up with {
severe attack Of neuralgia the pas
few days.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-05-08

Pete GRADER Of Alsen visited here
for a short time Monday. He told
friends that he expects to start for
Berlin about the 10th.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-05-08

A. 3. Brandt recently planted a
Buckthorn hedge at the real of the
Farmers Bank.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-05-08

Chas. Render Of Munich was a caller
here Tuesday. W. understand he solt
a Ford Sedan to Mi. Craig during hi:
visit.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-05-08

Miss Thresa Hagen entertined about
twenty Of her school mates Wednes-
day evening at q May Day party.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-05-08

Mrs. G. F. Franson Of Mylo, N. D.,
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-05-08

The storm last Thursday night,
was to say the least, of a very odd
nature. Thunder, lightning and snow
do not often come together.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-05-08

o. S. Wing was a business caller at
Lawton, Monday.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-05-08

Miss Fern Langton returned Mon
day from Lamont, Iowa, where sh,
attended Graceland college
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-05-08

Carl Pollestad is the owner of a
new Grant Six which he purchased
from O. M. Shipley.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-05-08

A. F. Colwell, State Agent for the
Union Central Life Insurance Co.,
was in the city one day last week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-03
RELIEVES COLDS,
COUGHS AND ALL
THROAT TROUBLES
Breaks UP Heavy Colds. Relieves
Bronchial Troubles, Hoarseness
and Chest and Throat ALL
nents in General.
NO GREASY SALVES OR STICKY
OiNTMENTS TO USE.

For breaking up deep and heavy
colds in head or chest, relieving
hoarsen"$s. obstinate coughs, and re-
lieving bronchitis, Hypo-Cod will be
found an rXc1ptionally line prepare
ton. II gels right down 10 the seat OF
the trouble and eliminates it by re-
moving the cause. And you don't have
TO use greasy salveS or ointments, or
spray The nose or throat with too
strong LOuches THAT often destroy the
fine nerves i'll the nose and throat.
Simply take tablespoonful Of Hypo-
Cod after meals and at bedtime, in a
few days you'll BIZ surprised at the
quick change for the better.
II Is exceptionally fine for children
suffering from any ailment OF the
throat aud chest caused from colds.
Group. exposure, etc. It's pleasant, ap-
petizing taste is enjoyed ny them I'M
mensely and they'll want It in prefer
ence to tho many compounds. many
containing dangerous drugs, that are
often given to children unknowingly.
hypo-Cod is absolutely safe, the for
ruuta Is printed on the face Of every
carton and bottle and IS put M under
the HypoCod trade mark which guar
antees the quality and superior tngred-
lents contained in each bottle
You can get large size family bot
tie from any OF tho druggists listed he.
low. Get bottle today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-03
PLEASANT TO TAKE.

. And Hrpo.Cod is pleasant to take.
No fshy or oil! taste 70 nauseate or
upset the stomach No emulsions or
stomach lisrupting elements. no mys-
terious mixtures or magic COM
pounds that more often tear down than
build up. Just tho good old fashioned
combination Of healthfill and beuefcial
ingredients named above. without the
addition OF any dope" or other habit
forming drug. The most pleasant. the
most healthful. the most beneficial.
and the greatest strength and flesh
builder. perhaps. hat you can get.
Hypo-Cod is not 4 "cuce-au." But.
il used as directed on bottle 1t will
put good solid flesh on your bones.
bring a healthy bloom 10 your checks.
A ruddy color to your skin. fill out all
the little hollows that make you look
old and haggard. give you a whale OF
an appetite. and enable you to enjoy
life in its fullest measure.
Just get bottle Of Hypo-Cod right
now while YOU realize rou need It and
laKa a tablespoonful! before meals and
a. bedtime. and In little while you'll
realize what ii means 10 enjoy 4
healthy. happy faeling that comes only
from q sound. vigorous and healthy
body You can get 4 large family size
bottle from YOUR druggist for only
s1.ao. enough for the whole family TO
Use for weeks.
Cautlon-There Is but one lFypo-Cod,
that put up by the Earle Chemical
Company. Wheeling. W. Va. TO make
sure that you gat the genuine look for
the orange rolored package bearing
the IypO-Cod trad" mark.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-03
WARWOOD ELECTION
TO Be HELD TODAY
To-day the Annual Election Will BE
Held and an Interesting Race WILL
BE Made Among the Candidates.

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Inc Fotns p'h'e' WI ''c ~ ''. 50
usual IN the nos" houses III ->'' w. '',
tfr una sun" ""' WV" ~ -. -
ne open h''"rHh III" I"'''" ~ w
and $unet. IN" f"tl'HThl'"AN ''' >"'
IRE are: /" rcS'H" III II" stat ~
virgins f"r thr r"f"" ~ one !'"' ana
In tho city Tor HIN ln.'h' hS.
The Judges anu c'HrA' l"r 'N' N"''hN
precincts Tr" Ill" i"ii""ihS men
S"Eth Naf"u"u - I't''"' Nv =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-03
STRENGTHENS And
BUILDS UP RUN
DOWN PEOPLE
Foo Those Who May oe Recovering
From Severe Illness or Are weak
and UnderHeiehS Hypo-Cod
Is UnequaIed.
AN EXCEPTIONALLY FINE TONIC.

As a building 10 and Strengthening
tonic for those VINO may be recovering
nom a severe. illness or who may be
weak. thin and generally run down
Hypo-Cod has no equal. The iron and
melt found In Hypo-Cod creates rich
red blood, and builds up strength Won
dertully and quickly Old people ma
be greatly benefited also as 1t contains
very efficient and reconstructiTe eIe
menrs that olI people lack in their
blood, such as lime. iypophosrhi'eS,
manganese. e;r.. properties which your
doctor will tell YOU are rery 3enedclaI
TO the genera! health.
Remember, 6ou take no chance
with Hypo-Cod. The formula is print
ed on every package and on the bottle
label. Get i, from your druggist today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-03
FINE FOR NERVOUS
PEOPLE
Properties 1t Contalns Soothes Strain
ed Nerves. sanlshes That
Irritable FEELING
NO DOPING" OR HARMFUL DRUG.
CLING OF THE SYSTEM.

Nervous people who are always
cross. irritable and feverish will find
that lTFpo-Cod will Danish those attic,
lions in a remarkably little while due
TO the very efficient properties II cor
tains that years or use have proven IN
be the real means of relieving such
troubles.
The average man or woman, who
may be 30 afflicted Is really TO be sym,
pathized with due To IFS being an un.
natural condition OF the nervous sys-
tenn. Ordinarily such people are really
very congenial aud agreeable and
Hypo-Cod ia the thing that will restore
them to normal. It soothes tired
nerves, relieves that "all.in" and worn
out feeling. removes the cause of merry
BUSINESS and builds them up generally.
Just try bottle OF HypoCod today
wear a smile hereafter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-03
QUICKLY CORRECTS
STOMACH DISORDERS
fnviaor1tes tho Digestive Organs e*-
peils Waste hatter. Stimulates
tho Appetite.
DIETING NOT NECESSARY.

When a man woman or child mas
sruubls with their stomach In any way
Il vould be far more beneficial 90 them
Z instead Of doping the system WIN
Ill sort. OF cathartics, pills. and other
stomach dlsrupting clements they
vuuld tale q tablespoonful (two tea
rnoontul.. for chndren> OF Aypo'Coo
h~sore meals and at bedtime
Hypo-Cod clsLrs the intesoneS o.
vnste matter in gentle anu easy
manner. without tho dangerous grip
.nr effects that follow after a great
-nanv Of the soocalled digestion p41ls.
&C Not only does IL clear the waste
matter from the stomach. out ~
Cod also stimulates the o1sesue
rams to renewed vieor. promotes @
hearty appetite, aida the o'sesu'e
pans to get the most good and nouTlsn-
1nent from your food and increases lne
weight to 4 marked degree =.
n more people would realize tna' Il
they kept their stomach III Sooo "olA
tnr ordsr many Of the ills that they are
+ronhIed with would be unknown 10
%heu In the future. The STOMACH 20
ths fuel box Of the human system anu
by keeping it clean and IN a neAAou!
condition good health viii result.
children who may NOT be deTelopins
oronerly. or who lack appetite, are
bale and sickly and lack the healtn!
yisor that every growing child should
show can be greatly benefited by Hypo-
Cod. Contrary 10 most cod liver pre-
partitions. Hypo-Cod has u p!essan.
+a.te that the children enjoy. they
ask for j, ct1eu after YOU give them the
Arst dose, Get bottle from any OF
the druggists listed below.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-03
WHAT is HYPo-cOD7

Years ago. eminent physicians dis
covered that cod lirers contained yalu-
able medicinal properties which were
remarkable tn- giving strength to run
down. sickly ard anamic men. women
and children.
They found. TOO. however, that the
cod lirers contained also properties
which were OF doubtful value-that
fshy, oily, nauseating element so
prominent in the average cod liver pre-
paration.
This led 10 authorizations. emulEions,
etc, sickening and nauseatins in their
use. which accounts for the prevalent
dislike for cod liyeF preparations. AS
q result. perhaps the most useful and
beneficial medicinal element known to
mankind has fallen into disuse.
But It is coming back. AS you, your
wife. mother. sister, brother. husband.
OF Your children perhaps. II sicklE,
pale, weak. upderweight. can't sleep.
appetite is Door. digestion bad. or feel
run down generally will find in Hypo-
Cod the great flesh builder. the real
solution OF Your ailmenr. For Hypo-
Cod contains all tho good elements
from fresh cod !iyers with the objec-
tionable parts eliminated by a scienti
fc process, and the addition of very
efficient health building qualities such
as matt. iron. Wild cherry bark. man
sanese. etc.. with 4 dash OF sherry
wine. Can YOU imagine anything more
healthful and invigoratins? Ask your
doctor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-03
THE THEATRES
ran1.zt Murphy. Harvard Graduate.

Lambert Murphy now wi,i".. Known
as ono Of tho foremost con""i; t"uvrs IN
America. first attracted atis,.;tnu while
q student at Harvard b. becuning the
shining light on The Slc., club. and later
holding a prominent church position IN
Boston He 10 the distinguished artist
engaged by tho University club for an
appearance hsre tomorrow evening a.
tho Court for an Appearance here with
Louise Homer. His voice Is OF wide
ranCS and 4 beautiful quality: jntall!-
Gsnca marks all that he docs. and for
that reason no has hscoai@ favorit-
soloist with nurnSerless choral dtrcrt":s.
His repertoire iB quite remarkable.
embracing longs ri five lanzuaxee. Al
though like other famous artists he
favoxs English as the one medium mo.
popular With our audiences. sir Murphy
Il still under thirty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-03
MAKES RICH,
PURE BLOOD
Clears the Complexion, Drives Out
Uric Acid and Builds Up tho
System Generally.

Those who may be troubled With
thin, watery blood, or are afflicted with
rheumatism, pale sallow complexion.
pfmplrs on face and body. &c. due to
bad blood will find that by faithfully
using uypo-Cod as directed their con-
dillon will be greatly improved. For
Hypo-Cod contains iron.' which Is the
greatest blood purifier known, CON-
bined with malt and orhcr flesh build
ing properties.
Iiypo-Cod will clear The skin Of PIN
pies. eruptions. bring a healthy color
TO the checks. sparkle 70 the eyes
and pitt good solid flesh on your bones
Get a bottle from any Of the following
named druggists today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-03
A REAL HOME
TREATMENT
Should Be Kept Handy in Every
Home. Available for Any
Emergency.

Eypo-Cod is q rea, home remedy in
that II is good for a great many Of
common ailments that are apt 70 liz
found in most every hone. Colds.
coughs, digestion troubles. blood disor-
der.. poor appetite. under weight. thin
and siclsly appearance. etc. can all be
benefited through the use OF this OK
ceptionally fine tonic and flesh builder.
And remember. -Hy2o-Cod is frae
from any dangerous or habit-Sornin2
drug. will nct injure The most delicate
system or in any way interfere with
the normal tunctioning OF the vital Or
gans. Instead. II strengthens and
buiids one up wonderfully. (iet d bot
tie today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-03
0. Y. G. HOSPITAL GETS
$4,000 SUBSCRIPTION
voted to The Institution by Directors
OF Wheeling Mold and Foundry
Company.

st n meeting of the board of directors
ofthe Wheeling Mold AMI Foundry Co..
held Yesterday II WAS unanimously vot-
Cd 70 donate 5000 TO the Ohio Valley
General hospital to assist X 10 l!ouidate
its indebtedness AMI make some ucrrs-
-:tr;: improvements on the interior and
exterior OF the building.
hhou; $4,000 is NODDED Cor HAS 'ur-
pose and II IS expected thIi this amount
will br raised hy pr;vnt" subscription.
As several othc" firms ha"" S:SEifi"d
their intention Of going /" the r"sctt" o.
the hospital
The directors o. N" Wheeling Maid
sud Foundry Company mai" the d"'a-
ton IN consideration o.: ur' asSistanrc
given by the institution I" men IN it,
employ. who have been injured and Va"
wcr" III.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-03
"The Isle Of Live Forever"

The Isle nt Live Forever where
part OF the action occurs in the speed
way GIRLS" next Monday and Tuesday
attraction at tho Court has been PRO
ncuncsd the most elaborate pluce Of
theatrical construction ever attempted.
This scenic marvel - in keeping with
:he very high standard set by Mr., Bal-
OK throughout tn" entire production.
AZ ~ nam" implies "Spcedwar
Girls" IS full nt psp--specd and action.
nr.tty girls--taZzy ruslc--rral laughs
suffering $pec;a"l.s AID novelties
hold You Spellbnutd from the ra!nut"
you curl, up Comfortably in your seat
- the last note Of the closing chorus.
"Speedway Girls'' Ia new SHOW anu
thi4- - its tutrnducti"t, to the public
and represents thr Judgment. experience.
ability and cash OF uurlesIuc'3 premier
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lockout club of Christian Church.

This evening. at h"r home. lis IWcHtN-
.iY~t street. Airs. &. i. Dnty will be hos
ir.,y IL L.. members at the Lookout 'ir-
rl,. IF ih, Warwori Christian church. ~
their regular Scmi-Iu"nthly meeting. y
uI!inhlr 81 business matters relative ID
th. circle will l." III hrfnr" the ladies,
n.,.i all pr" r",ll"S'"d IT, he present ~
this important meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-03
SONG HITS IN PRINCESS PAT"

Two Laughing Irish f:yrs". AMI
Love Is Res tot All" are ;Hu 1T The
t,renty numbers OF Princess TAT" IN"
Victor Eerbert-H"nry ffloSs"m musical
comedy soon 20 he presented here That
ars credited with hsing tho host sell
crs OF all music offered 20 tn" public in
years. It would appear from various
reports that Herbert had rairl. "Nr..ll"d
iii his previous efforts ia the music IL"
has given to "Pr!nc"$s IA; Coming
TO the corr; January ILL.,.