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HAND EMBROIDERY
NOW LATEST VOGUE
Gay Rows OF Courier Quantities. hddh
Charm, 10 summer
Clothes.
BIZ RITA STuYvESANT.

This summer no rock is complete
without its touch OF hand embroidery.
and this form o. trimming is often
used 10 the exclusion Or all other
decoration But no longer is the fine
hand work Of "srandmother's day
considered smart. for crude primitive
embroidery boldly displays Itself now
on some OF the most beautiful summer
clothes. Dresses Of simple charm are
msde striking by the addition OF gay
embroidery, and one can choose brush
ed WOOL. bright worstnd. heavy rope
silk or beads 10 carry ont the design.
The simplest stitch shown to good
advantage is the uarnins stitch abou;
quarter OF an inch long and run in
several rows. 70: instance, q man
DARN blouse OF peach pink creme de
chine relied solely on three rows OF
creamy white corsted to outline its
round neck and sleeves for trimming
Waistcoats in all colors and fabrics
are seen this season and there are
some unusually dashine ones feeatur-
ing brushed wool embroidery y black
satin was lately displayed with scarlet
trimming The lin part OF the de-
SIGN was achieved 10y leaving nhe
material TO SHOW the background and
filling It in with solid stitches or wav-
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erirg uneven lines in chain or out
line stitch. Transfer patterns are
provided for these designs by ali the
better pattern companies.
Chain stitch and French knots were
nsed effectively for a design suitable
ior blouse or frock. 1t was conven-
tona! ana made up OF gay little flow
blouse ii would be delightful work I'D
in Chinese blue or that exquisite shade
"i lavender so popular this summer
y frock of gray SILK Jersey was
bordercd with Jade green Tono silk
IN simple crossstitching. A siX-inch
inotH was repeated at short interva! Is
around the bottom Of the scant skirt
ne crpSs-s Itching is unusually sim
PIE 20 work and has the advantage Of
going quickly.
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HosElSss RETTT GIBLs
RIDE UPON GOTHAM BUS
Brave Gaze u Asw York Public while
"namou SntE at
InnoSguiOn,

NEW YORK. July 2s-The Paris
stockinEless fashion was initiated hero
today by three little maids from school
quite way from school They were
ana %s s Msias SS Rss pf re- k'"s
Did they actually apnar on New
York street without Stockings OF Lhsir
-er-limbs? They did rhsSappear-
they climbed UP the outsideS8spiraI
stairs OF a xAvenu bus.
Everyone within sigh learns the
latest Oloc Of hosiery wien d. Girl
FRANCES up these steep stair Hen
Sasped and soUe women shifted today
wbcn they raaiizcd that what they AT
f-st thought 10 be nesh>coloyd no.
siery was really part and parcel OF
the "Follies" girls
II can, make my eyes h.havc." i.
King and Pierre sing 81 $ond r,sS
, men On ta Eth Avenue tdfy has We
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SEEN ON THE SCREENS
CONTINUED From Eighth paseo

Continued From Eignth page)
Bride." the story Of bewitching niri
that every woman should want her
husband to see. 1t will cure them.
, AS an added feature Roscoe Arbuckic
NH be shown In FATTY and the Ice
~ 3. Warner in The Man Who Turned
Mnite' 4 gripping and fascinating
comedy is also shown AS an added
attraction
FRIDAY. rheda Bara will be, presented
w,o.man's reply. 10 Rudyard kipling's
The Vampire II is one Of the most
enhns BAR nroGHc1ionS Ssss,
be seen in MY Little Sister rcais-
TIC story of IN: big city's menace. and
and Saturday viii be given In "a
Desert Hero the funny Roscoe Ar
buckle feature.
Mary Pickf0rd mt the Victor.
~ the Victor this week an unusual
turn engagement OF "T;smeralda." one
or her greatest screen successes, to-
mrsorro%: T%ssday and Wednesday; ;,. and
Norma Taimadre will be presented
again in The Heart OF Wetona," one
OF the sweetest Indian love romances
ever shown on the screen. AS q SDe-
cial added attraction for' the entire
week the Mack Scnnett stars. inclQd-
ing charles Murray, harriet hammond
and kalia Pasha. will be shown in
Trying 10 Get Along" an uproar-
iously funny comedy In which the ia
nous Senmc,t bathing beauties are
shown In Il number of interesting
scenes. Charlie nirts with "A girl, wife
hnds II out-and you can guess the
rest. Along comes kailn Pasha, the
big. burly brute Of brother OF wi fey,
with monkey and other pets. The
trouble that follows would make a
masque Of comedy Iachrymose by COM
pa!ison.
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INVESTIGATION REVEALS
LANDLORD NO PROFITEER
Owner Offers to Reduce Rent IL n,
Can Buy Ut 0ld-Timc
Prices.

NEW YORK. July oS-"Tll reduce
your rent from SlO6 to the s45 YOU
paid me ten years ago" said a land
lord 10 a complaining tenant "if YOU
viii pay me in bacon. leather. lumber.
builders materials, meal. wooden goods
or nearly any staple commodity in
quantities in which SIS would have
purchased them ten years ago
The proposition looked good. but
being CAUTIOUS. the tenant looked up
prices OF decade ago in ncwspap per
files. lie discovered, TO his astonish
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
Ten to -onerAsrinst.

soTry: saH te rils.ee constable.
drivin along at the rate Of fry miles
an hour.v
You are wrong. my friend" said
ihe driver ,bs, Il say ySn't' and here's
"All right" returned the dopstab!e.
pPcketipg the nrapcy. With tel to
one against me Aiat goin to subjec,
the country TO tn expense eff a trial.
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ment. he SAID that spp:s ~nicn cost
$40 then CO.'S more THU 800 now. and
that his particular landlord was not
profiteer after all.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27

Broken Bones.-Keep the patien
rival aid apply cola vet cloths to n,
iinJuSed place. Tie attsn by control
ing tine swelling, viii make the bon,
easier to "set." 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27

Using htniment.-,Belore applying
Washed With hot water and soap.
Whcn dry rub in the IMMINENT with a
circular motion OF the palm Of the
hand until II Is all absorbed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27

The Best Nursc.--The best nurse is
and prescribe remedies. but who gives
nourishment. baths and treatment on
tlme and keeps her patiant as com
portable and happy as possible
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HEaFTH HINTS

IN the Sick RoQfp rvHever walk on
your toes or whisper In the sick room
unless your patient be asleep.
10 Prevent Bed SONGS .aEub the
iTitated places thoroughly With alec.
MOI or With vinegar and water and ap-
ply talcum Bowder
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-16

fnrmr, fonthnIl player and coach. law
yer and former Strt" Senator. Joe"
THOMPSON. NJ hr Is better known to
prnnsvlvaninns. was nnc of those sim
rlrd out by the crowd for honorS. lie
was cited and given a. medal for extra
ordinary hrrnism in action near Aprn-
mont. France. and he wore n broad smile
rs H. passed along. with til" cheers or
he crowd ringing In his ears. His home
is in Beaver county. out along the ONO
linz. Al his eide rad" Li"ut"Ianl Colonel
John Aiken. If Washington. Pa. and
some Of those who SAW them pass re-
called tho day. when Thompson. az
coach OF III" University Of Pittsburgh
team. and Aiken. as coach for tho WASH
ingtOn and Jefferson eleven. wcr" bitter
rivals for the winning " glory on the
font bail fold.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-16
RENWDO1 GROCER IS ROBBED AND
SLAIN MYSTERY SURROUNDS CASE

bill in order 10 nccessitate Kauffman's
use of the roll.
Edward McCulley and Joe. Sitouske.
who were standing at the corner y.
torty-cighth street. told the police they
heard two shots and saw Il man rush
across the street, where he either hid
; in the pile OF iron ore and limestone
or made good his escape. Lou Crabot-
ucr entered the store and found kauff-
man in q pool of blood.
Prosecutor James Parriott and Coro-
ner McCombs of Marshall county. were
: called and they are Investigating the
mysterious shooting. The body was re-
!! moved TO the CooeyBentz morgue. where
m autopsy was performed by Drs. Nolte
and Blake.
Benwood police say they believe that
the man robbed Kaufman and that the
. latter pulled his gun and that wrestling
ensued. They follow the theory that in
the tusslc the gun in kauffman'S hands
was turned against the storekceper and
fired. that he then fired at his assail-
ant. who ran. and that this bullet passed
through the window as Kaufman fell
unconscious and died.
Police believe that Kaufman was at
tho point Of opening his cash register,
but instead tried to make change from
his roll. Two levers had been worked.
The NO Sale" mark was up and the
three-dollar lover was pushed part way
down.
Kaufman came to Benwood from
Washington. Pa. four years ago. He
has relatives there.
Wheeling police and Ohio county
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-16
aAx KAUFMAN, GRoCER JUST BE-
low wHEELINGS CORPORA
TON LINE, FOUND DEAD
IN STORE.
Large Roll Of Bills He Had Early Last
Evening Missing After Man Fled
Prom the store.

Max Kaufman. So and single was
shot and killed last nigh; at l";lo
O'Clock at his grocer: store. four doors
below the Renwood line. near Forty
eighth street Benwood police believe
that Kaufman shot himself while
wrestling with Il thief since they found
Kauffman's own gun lying at his right
side. Srhere he foil. behind tho counter.
just in front of III. cash register. Two
shells were fred. Ono bullet hol" was
found in Kauffman'S right breast. An
other bullet passed through the bay WIN
dow Of tho store and lodged in another
part Of the building.
Edward Rogcrson said he was in the
store early in tho evening and that
Kaufman changed n twcnty-dollar bill
for him. At that time Rogerson said
Kaufman had a large roll Of bills. This
roll has not been found. although police
made a thorough search Of kauffman's
clothes. OF the cash register and the
store.
Prosecutor Parriott said he believes
that the thief took Kauffman's roll when
the latter pulled it from his pocket TO
make change. the thief probably maxi
kns some small purchase with large
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-16

mildest and most efficient Natures rem
cdy known to ScirECr: ruuiS. herbs. bark.
berries and iihrcS ri medicinal l'ihh'S'
II rrvitallzeS The stomach. liver aud kId-
ncys and injccts new lif" int" those VIII"
take ii. stimulating them 10 normal Wig
or and activity"
Plant Juice is valuabl" in r"Il"risE
such conditions rs are related by Mr.
Andrew N"whnrt. who lives al 1lof Vos-
kamp street, Pittsburgh. where he mas
lived for the past flv" years. ana Is
Ycll-knnwn marhiniSt. ~" said:
Il have suffered with my stomach Tor
several. years and have tried Il numprr
Of different medicines. but seemed TO
grow worse. My muscles were affected,
I had no appetite and felt sore all over
my body. read about Plant Julr" ma
decided to try il. I am glad did i"r
It has cured my stomach trouble and L
can eat everything I want. feel ike
my old self aEGin and can d" s"oo
days work. | gladly recommend 1t TO
others" Plant Juic" is sold in Wheel
ing nj c. II. Cricst Il Cos. Drug Store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-16
Will Get Away Today.

WASHINGTON. May l5.-WhiIc the
probable loss OF the navy dirigible CO
through trcachrruus wind current ut
ST. Johns. y. F.. today. caused keen dis
appointment to naval officials here. the
failure Of the Sraplancs NC-l and NC-3
Ia get starred on the transatlantic
flight caused no apprehension.
It was rnmrd"mtly cxpecic! that the
nlHnrS. nuSSibly accompanied by the
Nr-f. which arrived ut TrcpaSscy Bay
during the day. would get under way
Just before snnduwn tomorrow and reach
tho Azores some time Saturday after
noon.
TIL" navy department had no official
reports al u late hour cith"r as Ia the
attempts "f The planes n; TreDaSsry 10
get into tho air carrying the maximum
quantity nf acSolinc or as to tn" ar
rival there of tho Nc. COMMUNICATION
with Tr"passcy Ray is hampcrrd by III"
fact hat messages must hc r"layed
through British radio stations. and the
british COMMUNICATION is not specially
keyed I'M for The transatlantic event
as III" American SERVICE has been.
Thu. loss of the CO. which was Off
cally reported as drifting cast ward from
ST. Johns before IL vigorous wind after
having broken loose from her mnnrinEa.
was serious blow u navy officials.
Tho loss 1T tn" g awaS peculiarly
disappointing in view Of Il messag" rr-
reiv"d by tn" department from III" air.
ships commander. filed just before tn"
ship broke away. which mad" IL obvious
that she and her crew wcr" rcAdy to
proceed without delay on Il direct flight
for Europe.
The efforts Of Commander Towers
and Lieutenant Comma ndcr BcllinGcr to
get the NC-l and NO. in the air today
Ia begin the flight Ia Europe were in
The nature of an experimental start Of.
hccrs here said. although had the ma
chimes succeeded In lifting thr heavy
loads they carried. evidently without
question they would have proceeded.
ufrirrrs here who have been i'll closest
touch with the plans and difficulties OF
the flight have counted upon nj least
one false start. and are convinced that
the machines will got away tomorrow
afternoon. weather permitting. The ar
rival Of The NC-4, however. may per-
suad" Commander Towers 10 wait even
another day until that boat can nc made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-16
IRON DIVISION
(Contiuued From Page one.)

ccssion but those who were not tled py
such bonds to the valiant lighters.
| As many of the wounded as were ao'e
| TO participate had their place IN IN"
ilinc, riding in two hundred AUTONOMOUS
and receiving plaudits Of the crowd ana
al tn" end of The long waves OIL men
came the snddest part If the procession
Tho symbol of death. A flag draped
caisson covered with wreaths drawn pE
six white horses and escorted by men
who had won tho distinguished service
cross. slowly passed by rs buglers from
,the navy solpmnly played on their IN
81 ruments. Directly behind tho calsson
was carried aloft n blue banner with
circle of gold stars and over tho Stars
| were four fighters that needed no cS-
PLANTATION AS to their meaning.
Their Proud Record.
The division, pronounced by General
Peyton c. March. chief of stan OF inc
army as "preeminently lighting diV'-
sion spent eighty days in INC lroh'
lines and forty nine Of these IN ac'ife
SECTORS. Fifty-eight Of its members
were awarded the distinguished service
cross and a number Of others wear med
ais awarded by France and Belgium LOT
pallantrr in action. The division serF-
cd in the Champagne-marnc defensive
the Aisne-Marne offensive. in the flSmcs
sector. on the Oisc-Aisnc line, IN the
Meusc-Argonne drive and in the Ihtau-
court sector. Its total casualties num-
hcr 15,433. Many Of the replacement
troons came from other states
At Independence Hall tho parade was
reviewed by Governor william T.
Sproul, Mayor Thomas Il. smith. inc
members of the Pennsylvania legisla-
turc. heads Of state drrnrtm"htS' cry
councils and othsr functionaricS. WIN
the governor on the grand-stand wcrr
Roar Admiral Charles +. Hughes. COM
mondant of The Philadelphia navy YARD
and Major General Liltlcton W. !.
Waller, Of tho Marine corps.
Symbol Of Liberty.
1Iere ON the sidewalk. brought from its
Mace in the corridor Of the historic
building. was the Liberty Bell. covered
with garlandS Of flowers. Eyes right
Was the command Of the fighting men as
they passed tho symbol of liberty. whose
ancient history has inspired countless
millions around the world.
I,,uvjnr Independence hall. the parade
proceeded to Third street. west on Mar
kr, street and the park way. east on
Snrinr Garden. north on Broad street
and ont LchiEh avenue to Shibc park.
homo ur tho Philadelphia Athletics.
whore. tho men were tn" guests OF tho
ci,r nj n fine roast beef dinner After
their meal and IL rest. tho division began
10 cntrain for Camp Dix. and it was Into
tonight when the last of the men had
crossed over 10 Jersey To prepare for
the Iong-wiahed-for occasion-muster-
ing out.
Under orders of General Muir tho
troops wore their overseas caps. their
helmets. with the red Keystone. the in
sigma Of tho division. showing conspic-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-16

With military precision General Muir
started the parade Al 10 o'clock. All
tho way up Broud street General Muir
wearing the gold medal conferred uo'n
him by the state. was given warm re-
ception. Coming from Michigan. he was
acclaimed az though he was native OF
Pennsylvania
Following General Muir and his divis-
ion staff OF 500 men. cnmr the Fltly-
NTH brigade. made up of III" One Hui
drcd and Tenth and ON" Hundred and
Ninth Infantry Al the head Of the Ono
Hundred and Tenth. which is composed
OF the famous Tenth regiment Of West
crn Pennsylvania. ono Of the few ma
tional guard organizations that saw scr
vice in the Philippines 20 years ago. and
part of the Fighting Third. Of Philadcl-
phia, was Colonel Joseph H. Thompson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-16
HABIG CAME NEAR
Being FLAGED

councilmnnir candidates W"r" huSy
yesterday nlinE "h"rurr til" election
expense accounts. Many w"r" unaware
Of thu, necessity "f such II report. lux
all got in under the wire.
Smhros, lIHhie came mighty close
tn hcing Il late conner. but he WAS there
no fore the clock struck ~. Mar. 1IahiE
,,.,. o,, nf The city all day. When he
..,.tururJ N II o'clock last night he
rushed 10 the home Of Squire r. e..
Hobbs. whore the arc"un' WAS ""r'lhrd
,hru II" drove 10 TN" HON" OF City
,rJi,ur ". II. Smith. where he handed
tho statement uf expenses In Mr.
Mir IInrir says it was Is minutes to l.
when h. handed his hrfor"-ihc-ciccllon
cxncnse account 10 Clrrk Smith.
Admiui,t ration candidates were hand
rd blank forms on which 10 make their
-cports n, recent council sessions. May
or c. NJ. Ncstcr being the distributor.
There was no effort made. however. on
tho par, Of the ADMINISTRATION I" M
form other candidates rs To the law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-16
Closing Social Last Night

Following the usual weekly dnr"tionnl
services The b. V. N. Sodality of 81.
Joscphs Cathedral. the members gave an
whirb marked tho close Of the sndnlity's
n,.iivitirS for the present season. the
affair was held in the basement Of IN,
church and an evening Of real enjoyment
was assured all in attrndancr. y IcHl-
Of premiums To hos" who were r"rlcct
in attendance throughout thu Ehr. al
which Very Rev. q. II. AloNr. '. g.. pr"
Sided \ program of various Socla
nmusrmruts were then indulE"d in. and
concluded with the serving Of light re-
frrShmpnlS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-16
nnecn Esfher AFFAIR

All those familiar with the Htraordln-
ary efforts and consequent success ever
atiending any undertaking Of the Queen
Esther Circle or the Wesley NJ. +.
church. arc looking forward I" an eve
ming Of genuine enjoyment for this eve
1ms when Inc girls comprising the cir
rics will render ono Of the best literary
and musical programs yet recorded TO
ihnir credit. The group is composed oi
a number of talented young persons VINO
will perform ut this time. In additloh 10
= number Of outside participants.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-16

Funeral services will be held his eve.
ming nj 80 u'cl"ck from TIL" nom" OF
her daughter Mrs. William Wagner
"sjn Noys1nn street. for the lat" Deho-
rah Jnffrics. widow OF William J"ffeerSS'
whose death occurred Wednesday, III Col
uInbus. Ohio. Rev. W. u. Fields. pastor
Of the First Christian church. Will OIL
riate. and intermrnt will be in Kelsey.
Ohio Saturday morning.
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Sells Drug Store

1t was announced esi"rday NAT Z. nSl-
master W. W. Irwin has retired from
the drug business. He has sold his store
at Twenty fourth and Charlinr strsStS;
40 Years. John {. Hildchrand and VII
liam McVay arc the new owners; MI:
NcVay is now associated with farr
drug store, Twelfth and Chaplinc s'ree's
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-16
NARROW ESCAPE
Continued From Page one.)

diririhlr Of tho same type would not
no abandoned. hut that another snip
would he made ready to take the place
nr the Ia. which probably will be prac-
ticnl1y Il total loss.
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ST. JOHNS. y. F. May 15.-Although:
reports received here Indicated that thnS
American naval scaplancs might start
this evening on their transatlantic
flight, Hawkcr and Raynhan, the flyers
announced that unfavorabic weather;
would prevent their hop-off today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-16
NEWHART TELLS
# To FRiENS
MI Doubts Sat Abide AS TO Tie PERFECT
Health He Is NOW Enjoying.

Many diseases attack lhr organs Oh
tho body which promrtly yield 10 INC
use Of the new herbal preparation. Ilh'il
Juice, which * Il compound at IN" p'sl'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-16
Musicians Last Evening

Miss Sophie kress. assisted by the
members Of her Sunday school class Of
the Trinity Lutheran church. staged a
musical entertainment in the rooms Of
the church last evening. The program
was OF q varied number and comprised
entertainment for both young and old.
A large number Of members of the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-16
Enrd Party

The Ladies Auxiliary Of the .Nrl"n
held q card party yesterday afternoon
between the hours Of two to hvc G,"Sh:
These affairs are always very popular
with tho members and arc always wei
attended. After several hours OF inter
cstinc diversion refreshments were
served. Mrs. Hannah korn was IN"
chairman in charge OF the intcFes'ine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-16
PRICE As ALWAYS

In soIsr q greatly increased laboratory costs due
10 the War. By ascAdng pruats and shsorbin. war
tn1rs re have mantnned tibe price at which this
fAy Laxative has been sod BY druggists for the past
s years. Two sise%-Soc add 500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-16
Rr1tiahers Held Up

fully ready and the original group o
three planes make tho start together.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-16

church and Sunday school wrrc present.
The pruCrr,l= will be devoted To the
building fund Of the church.
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Young Mems Club

church recently organized themselves
into Il society TO be known as the Young
Mems Club and mapped out quite m
interesting program Of activities. The
main object Of the club is merely to
establish a headquarters for the younger
element Of the church and to direct their
social affairs along the proper channels
\ meeting is held every Friday evening
in the Sunday school rooms OF the
church, when AN informal time is held
among the boys, while the conclusion
always brings the serving of Il light
luncheon.
In addition to the regular weekly
meetings, the members ara planning to
hold some kind Of entertainment at fire.
quent intervals. probably once month,
when a program will be rendered and
the friends Of the club invited
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-16
FREE SAMPLES

II yuu have never used D.. Csidwens Syrup
Pepsip ocnd for free trial bott to Dr. W. B. Caldwell
46s Washington ST.. Mnneicello, IL II there arc
babies home oak Sr eeE a Ct. caitweil's book.
THE Care eS RnAg."-