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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-22
New Discovery Makes
Superfluous Hair Leave
(Hoots and All Depart Instantly

As hair or f6zz on tho face Is such on
cmba raising thing. every woman so al
flictcd will welcome the information
that these Disbursements can now be
completely remov"d-roots and all--in
the privacy of ones own homo. without
tho assistance Of an expert.
The new method will astonish and de-
ligst you. You never saw or heard of
anything like 1t before. II is not a de-
pilatory and not electrical. Just get a
stick Of phclactinc from your druggist
and follow the simple directions at
home In fifty you have removed the
offending hairs completely. With your
own eyes you See the roots como out
Phclactine Ia absolutely harmless, nom
poisoning and perfectly ordorieae-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-22
roRERuHrrRs OF SICKNESS,

MedIral authorities agree that NdlEeS-
tinn and constipation are the f"rrnln-
ncrs Of half tho ills of mankind. Don
lot 4 mass OF PARTLY diCcstcd. decom ,
gas hloatinG. sick headache. sour stom-
ach bad breath. coated tongue. Folcy
Cathartic Tablets. Il wholesome physic.
posing food poison. your Who'll" system.
When your food is being properly d.
Ecstcd. YOU are fire." from hiiousncss,
Thoroughly cleans" the bowels withou,
grpinS or nausea. swc"trn the stomach
and invigoratcs the liver. Sold every
where.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-22
Supper and Bazaar.

The Kings Daughters Of the First
Lutheran church Will hold q bazaar ard
supper on Thursday, October %. The
bazaur Will open at o'clock and Will
b.. in progress continually until ~
u'clock Tho ladies have prepared
splendid array of dainty and useful ar
tiClcS which will doubtless find Il ready
sale with the, most discriminating pur-
chaser.
supper will d. served from until
o'clock and a delicious menu has been
planned. which Will please the many
PATRONS who are anticipating the affair.
Following the supper at s. o'clock O
short but interesting program OF read
Ing and music will b. enjoyed By Tn"
assembled crowd.
The Chairman and committees fol-
7 Chairman Of K.tch"n-Mrs Wm'
Fritz.
Chairman Of ninngronm Mrs. Louise
Sax.
Ladies having charge Of tablcs-Mrs
Lin Higgins. chairman. Mrs. john XIII
dI"bcrgcr. Mrs. George Meyer, Mrs. Rose
SNYDER, Mrs. Henry Jucrscns. Mrs.
Flora Mill"r Mrs. Fred Lewis. Mrs, ROSS
chew. Miss ,luda SrriG. Miss Lottie
Uarbruck and iss Chrstman.
At the bazaar, the following Indies
viii have charge OF their respective
booths: Mrs. Harry Clousc, chairman:
Miss Eta Down"r apron booth; Mrs. H..
a. Ior,z, fancy work: Miss jean Andre.
Janancsr booth; Miss Anna Stricklin. ice
cream booth; Mrs Laura Bell. candy
booth. where HON" made candies Will
be for sale.
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SILVER SHOWER
FOR BR|DE-ELECT.
MISS VERA MELRoY WILL ENTER
TAIN ON THURSDAY EVENING
COMPLEMENTARY TO MISS
RUTH MoRRISoN.
Marple-Grubler wedding VIII Be Sol
emnized This Evening at 7
O'Clock.

Miss Ruth Morrison. charming
dauEht". # DR.. and Mrs. 3. y. Morrison
OF South ,hcrlinE. whose marriage to
Mr.. Ivan J. Radcliffe will be an inter-
cStinG nuptial event of November L.,
will be complimcnted with a pretty
party TO be given Thursday evening by
Miss Vera MCElroy at her home on
S"uht Chaplinc street. Tho affair will
be in the nature Of silver shower,
and several interesting and novel fea-
lures Will b. arranged i'll connection
with this. Following an evening OF In
formal social diversions of ncedlcwork
and music, the guests will be invited
To the dining room. where 4 sumptuous
supper will be served. a pretty color
scheme Of pink and white will be cf-
frctiNcly carried out III the appoint
mcnts.
The invit"d guests arc all school
mates Of Miss Morrison. all OF them
graduating in the same class at Wheel
ing high school. They are;
Misses
Ruth Morrison Margaret Wright
Dorothy Stanton Margaret Grogan
Nancy BrOkaw Martha Statler
Wilma Canahan Helen Elig
Lily Birch Mayme Steele
Curnclia WeImcr
MrSdamcS---
Jack Shalvcy George Wagner
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About People
Movements Of individuals to and
From the City.
AT THE HOTELS

McLure-M II. Wolfe. rarkersburg;
&C.. II. Carpenter. Parkcrsburs; w: u
Wolfe. Clarksburg; J. V. ko"ntz. NOR
santown: J. l.. Martin. f'airmont: W. IT
C'ramblrit. Ecthany: C1oyd Goodni sht,
BET hany; X. &. Neville. ClarkSburE: \. J.
Brown MorEantuwn: \. F.. Enoch. Par
kersburG: J. u. Hill, Clarksburg: J. -
Henry. Buckhannon.
WINDSOR. t. pile. Morgantown: f.
D. Lewis. Charleston: II. II. McCaoc,
F'airmOnt: e. =. Cook, ParkerShurE: F.. :.
Si:aS. Charleston; J. NJ. Bransky. Hunt
IN ton.
Rosers-Thomas Simpson. Fairmont;
n. 4 Ri<l"r Charleston: Mrs. l.. II.
Phelps. Ch?rlrSton: F.. o; Sh"rr"I''
Jrpson. Charleston; H. r. McCusky. Cam
eron.
Mrs, Alston C. Dayton and Mrs. Ar
thur &. Dayton. wifi" and daughtcr-in-
law of tho federal court judge. accom-
ranicd him to Wheeling and arc regis
tered at the Mcclure hotel. Arthur s.
DAYTON. son Of Judge Dayton. and a
prominent West Virginia attorney. who
IL now in Pittsburgh on business
visit. will join the party here late in
the week.
Miss Jeanette Matthews Of Four
tcenth street has returned TO this city
after n brief visit with relatives in
Cameron.
Miss Ruth Tough has returned to her
home in Cameron after a brief visit
here.
Frank Tighe Of North Wheeling Is
reported TO be somewhat improved at
the Ohio Valley General hospital.
Harry Farson OF McKccsport has re-
turned to his home after visit in this
city.
Private Lester Smith Of Camp Story.
Fort Horny, Va. is spending ten day
furlough with his father, Frank Smith
OF Elm Grove.
Miss Zelma Miller. young daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miller Of Liberty
street. Elm Grove, Is slightly improH-
ed. The child has been seriously i'll Of
scarlet fever for several weeks.
William Lewis and family Of near
Elm Grove are moving onto farm nj
Youngstown. Ohio. The Lewis home
was recently destroyed by fire.
Charles Lewis. who has been i'll at
the Walter Reed hospital AT Washing
ton, u. c.. for several months. has been
discharged and has taken up his resi-
dence in Elm Grove.
Mrs. w. II. kclly remains quit" i'll at
her homo in Woodsdalc.
Mrs. Ross PrySUCk of Elm Grove is
slowly Improving from an operation
performed at the North Wheeling hos
pital several days ago.
W. ID. Greer. purchasing agent for the
WhitakcrGlcSSn"r company, j. At Chi
cago buying shipment II government
foodstuffs for his companys employees.
Miss Hester Duncan. student Of tho
Elliott School. returned from Il week
end vacation at EarrusS.llr. ohio.
Charley R"lf". ut IN" E"uSt"r Pump
station, leaves for Mountain LAX" l'ark.
on his "acatiun today. HIS work ut tile
BunSlt1 station Will b. taken up by sid
m"y Fox. Of tho N.n"tc"uth street sta"
iInn. during his absru%".
James Meyers and Edwin Hart. l"fs
for Akron. OHIO y'St fdrN.
Donald Inru,. - adj" - H. ru' again.
after an illness If dtrhih"iia.
Mr. RI! mvnd MaG"!Iu. Of E"il3ire.
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Marple-Gdubler wedding.

This evening At o'clock in the par.
lors of ST. JUscph'S Cathedral Miss
Durctta Elizabeth Grublcr and Mr..
Harry Marplr will be united i'll marriage.
Rev. Father u. II. Moyc V. e., will read
the nuptlal service and ofiiciatc at the
nuptial mass. Miss Margaret Jacobs
Will be the bridesmaid and Mr.. Bernard
GrublCr Will act a. best man.
The bride Will wear her travelling Co.'S
tune, blue silvGrtonc suit. with beaver
collar, beaver hat and black and shoes.
She Will wear Cursagc bouquet OF
brides roses. Miss Jacobs will ais
wear a dark blue suit with accessories
ui brown. Her flowers will be Sweet
heart roses.
Immediately following the ceremony
at 80 o'clock MIR. MARBLE and his br: de
Will depart over the Pennsylvania for
Nvw York city, where they will spend
Their honeymoon On their return they
VIII take. UP their residence with tn
brides father, on Lind street.
Miss GrublCr is the daughter or Mt
Michael j. Grublcr. of East Wheeling,
and by her charming personality has
Cndrarrd herself 10 large circle Of
friends. hy whom Sh" was much fetcd
rs l bridc-"lrc;. MIR Marble is the son
of MIR Joseph Marble. Of McMcrhcni
The following announcements Will b.
issued:
Mr. Michael j. Grubler.
announces the marriage If his laughter
purrtta Elizabeth
TO
MIR Harry Marble
Wednesday. October 80. 1919.
Wheeling, w. Va.
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Alexander Iitscomh. when sh" ordered
him to leave.
Mrs. l.ir%rnmb then appealed TO Mr..
Whitman, who told the tr"SpaSS'r that
he would have to secure Il permit before
h" would b. allowed TO hunt. The for
"igncr lcvrlcd tn" gun on Mr.. Whitman
and Threatened to shoot him If he came
Il step nearer The owner OF the farm,
being unnriurd. WIS forced to retreat
ard tho man got away. According to in
formation furnished ny, the daughter Of
Mrs. LIpsCumb. many foreigners and
Americans arc hunting daily on th''
farm without permission. \ reward OF
$500 was offered for tho apprehension
Of the offender. and although pUsS"
ur farm, rs WAS immediately OrGrniz"d.
no trace has been found of his where
abyutS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-22
Enraged Hunter Draws
Gun on Farm Owcer

Because he was told nc could not trnE-
pass on the farm Of Chester G. Wh.thal
on the bethany pike. an unknown for
rigncr armed with shotgun, became
cnraGnd and threatened to shoot tn"
wife Of an cmploye Of the farm. Mrs.
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ENLARGEMENT Announced.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of the engagement OF
Miss Mary T.. l.aughlin. daughter OF
Mrs. John l.. Iaughln, of SCottdale.
Pa. and Mr.. Jean Joseph Etine Maurice.
nr Franco. will hr received with great
interest In thia city by the many friends
Of tho hrd"-"iect. The engagement
will culm!nat" in an interesting nuptial
rl,rt ~ November at the Fifth Ave-
nur Presbyterian church. New York City.
with tnr pastor Rev. James Palmer.
"frIriatin- Following the ceremony
Mr.. Maurice and his bride will depart
for AK La Chap"lle. France. where they
will reside.
Miss Laughl:n. formerly resided on
the Island and was quit" n fayOrite
among 4 wild. CirCl" of friends to whom
the announcement uf her engagement
Will com" as a pleasant surprise. Mt.
Maurice Is IDENTIFIED with the French
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-22
metropolitan Club.

The dance which Tas given last even
ing IN the Duncan studio ny the Metro
politan club was attended by forty
couples Who greatly enjoyed the special
features which had been arranged by
tho committee. Officers for the year
were elected during the intrrmisston
with the following result: Paul Buckley,
president. Harold Gordon. secretary and
a committee of decorations and novelties
composed Of Misses Laura Cook. Marie
Conrad and Mr.. George Webb. These
dances arc held every Tuesday night and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-22
Elts Dance 1Eo1day Night

The second IN a series OF delightful
Informal dances TO be given by Wheel
Ing lodge No. g. b. r. o. Elks. viii be
held Monday evening, October -. in the
Elks club on Fifteenth street. A six
piece Saxaphone orchestra has been en-
gagged to furnish the music and splen-
4! did program Of late numbers Is being Ar
ranged. The lighting system. which was
adopted for the Initial dance will again
! be used at the dance Monday night and
also ut all the affairs to be given during
the season. -
Mark klibanow Is the chairman in
general charge Of the arrangements and
he is being assisted by the following
committee:
Ralph Rankin CollinBWood Paul.
Ted Elig Enc Peterson
Sam Front Peter ED
Carl Amick
The following affairs are scheduled on
tho Elk's social program for this year:
Victory Dancc-Sovcmbcr IL.
Thanksgiving Dance-NoVember Is. -
Club Night-Dcccmber 10.
New Years Cabaret and Dinncr-DaneS
December 81.
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Invitations have been issued by the
Bicn Venu club for their Halloween
dance which will be given at the Elk1
club on Tuesday evening. October ~.
Jacobs Novelty orchestra has been en-.
gagged TO furnish the music for the oe-
casion which promises TO surpass any.
thing yet given by the Bicn Venu club
Committee:
W. Sharbaugh C. Foose
II. Stcber VI. kryah "a
l.. Won Berg e. Smith
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Jacobs novelty orchestra has been en-
gagged to furnish the musical program on
the first Tuesday in every month during
the year.
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H-HiRh Dance.

Tho N-High dance will take place %
Thursday evening. October so instead of
October 81 as previously announced. Tha
event will be given in the Elks hall ana
Erca. preparations are being made for
the enjoyment of the guests. Jacobs
Novelty orchestra Of this city. will rem.
der the musical program and buneS
luncheon will be served late in the even
ing. Messrs. Frazier. Barnes. Thomp0on
and williams are in charge OF this event.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-22
TRIAL PoR MURDER.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Oct. H.
Trial Of Tom NLillrns and Charles Spry,
alleged moOnshn"rS charged with tn
killing OF Prohibition Officer VIII Far
ley, in the Harris Creek country or Lo-
Tsn county, on the night OF August II.
will commence Friday in the circuit
court at Logan. The killing followed
a raid by Officers Farley and Johnson
on the preceding morning. in which q
still was captured.
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r.nncheon Today.

Miss Ruth Mason will be hostess to q
| few intimate friends at a luncheon to be
given at the hotel Windsor today. At
tractivc appointments will feature the
affair and covers will be laid for four
I guests.
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government. being with the French
High Commission. He has spent some
time in this country engaged in special
WORK
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Prize Winners.
bridge Luncheon Today.

Tho Country Club will be- the scene OF
another delightful affair today when
Mrs. H. L.. Kitchen cntcrtains the MEM
bcrs Of the Howard apartment club.
Iunrhcun will he served at ] 30 O'Clock
following which an afternoon Of bridge
will be enjoyed by the guests.
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c,fst.r1a At Ptr,t q. P. Church.

EVERYTHING IS now in readiness for
the cafeteria luncheon which will be
given by the ladies OF the First United
Presbyterian church on Thursday, Octo-
Der ~ This affair will be- held in the
church dining room. Luncheon Will be
served from II until o'clock and the
menu will consist of the farorite pro-
ducts Of the season. The ladies' have
prepared to care for large patronage.
Mrs. J. W. Coundon and Mrs. Cecil Rob.
insnn are the chairman in charge and
they have ! capable committee COM
p0scd OF the following:
CaShicrs-Mrs. II. &. Dancer. Mrs. c.
H. Robinson and Miss Zoe Mcclure.
Kitchen tommittcc--M"sdam
Walker Allen, Henry Stahl.
NJ, A. Holden r. NJ Garvin.
Arthur LangharS. .. r. D"ty,
Table Chairmen-Mesdame
Walter Mcclure, George Van Kirk.
Guy Holden. j.. Wells,
r. A. Barry, r. NJ AlSo.
George Cald we'll w. Rogers.
William Leach, Bates McLain.
Misses:
Delphia Young. Anne IIuEua.
Elizabeth HuguS. Jessie Ross.
Anna EoSslcr. Mary Ebher,.
. Serving committee Mcsdamcs:
Frank Gaus f. Il. Ball.
s G. Smith. william NeSbitt,
w r Conrad. r. w. Stewart.
c. Bennett. Katherine hurher.
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The greater the necessity Tor c-V'na
the greater your opportunity 10 Use
The IntelligcncSr Wa: Ada
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n of I. Card Party.

The charity card party which was
given last evening in the Elks club by
carroll Court. daughters OF lSabclia
was successful beyond tn" hopes or the
efficient .hairmcn and their committees.
Tho cntIr" auditorium was hllcd win
rows Of interested parties, som" playing
progressive cuchrc, some playing llNc
hundred and others dcv"tinE the evening
to dominocs. Prizes were awarded those
attaining highest second highest and
lowest scores and much friendly rivalry
len, a cost 10 all tho games. Another
Interesting feature Of tn" evening was
the roffl!nC Of several cakes and s0mo
delicious home made candy The
ch ,nces were sod for few pennies. and
h"sidcs adding to tho fund for the
Daughters. also resulted IN much mcr-
r!mrnt FOR the guests.
Mrs. Charles Vaughan and Mrs. Bar
hara Faust wrr" the chairmen and they
and tn IT committees ar" I" b" ""nEralu-
LATE, on the successful OUTCOME" OF the
aafir. which nrttcd quit" nice sum
which will be added I" ,h' fund for the
chlirily purposes OF III" Daughters
Committee
Misses
Martha Kurnrr Joanna McGrcal
Ayncs Dams Nrllc Xarnits
Georgia Cree f.llZaDcth urFah
Mary llandlan Kos" SkeIleY
Mary Schradcr Hlta clark
Agnes Mcdonald
Mcsdamcs
George Hnllrr y. y. Forgey
L. II. HInCh
Committee Fhairi3dicS: MIS-, Char!"S
Vaughn and Mrs Barbara Faust, as
sisted by
Misses:
Rose Sicily, Mary Hopkins.
Zita Clark. Margaret Hopkins,
Mary Handler. Agnes DAVIS.
Martha kurn"r, Nell Larnitz
johanna McCirraI Rcgrn!a KCrns.
McSdamcS:
George Nullcr, tnnctta Cree.
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Arizona republican., 1919-04-28
JUSTICE DEPARTMENT
 TO ENFORCE DRY LAW

WASHINGTON. April 27.-Enforce- ment of the national war time pro- hibition, effective July l, will be under taken by the department of justice. Attorney General Palmer tonight de- clared that 'as long as the act re- mains in force under its terms, it be- comes my duty to see that it is en- forced like all other laws by the prosecution of such persons as violate it." The attorney general further as serted that he possessed no power to grant amnesty to anyone who might manufacture beer pending an interpre- tation of the law. as to what per cent of alcoholic continent brings beer within the meaning of the prohibition
Arizona republican., 1919-04-28

Victory loan, the speaker said-to pas our debts, to bring our boys home, ana to rehabilitate and refit for usefulness the 275.000 wounded men from this country
 He told of how Germany planned to conquer this country 15 years ago, and how the kaiser showed a map to his generals with the United States marked Germany" He spoke of the results of the war, how ours was the only army and navy to fight for an ideal. how by our aid the entire world has been placed in position to enjoy as we do, liberty life and the pursuit of happiness, and that autocratic gov ernment has been erased from the worlds map.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-28

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Arizona republican., 1919-04-28
"zEB" AscENos MOUNT

DENVER, April 2E.-"Little Zeb,' the whippet tank, that recently failed in aIi effort to climb Pikes Peak, today climbed to the top Of Lookout noun tain. 20 miles from here, at Golden, fired salute over the grave of Buffalo Bill. and returned to the base of the montain in three hours.
 The tank was accompanied by prom inent citizens in automobiles. The as cent was made in a drizzling rain.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-28

For young brides planning the spring trousseau-the best advice in the world is-choose an after noon frock of organdie-several if. you can afford theml No man, or woman either, could resist tSe charm of this pale pink organdie with its low neek-Iine and long, bell sleeves picot edged, and its only trimming deep inset bands of thread lace, and shirring of point d'esprit.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-28
WOUNDS WlFE-KlLLS SELF

GREELEY. Colo. April 27.-Robert Burnett, a farm laborer, shot and probably fatally wounded his wife and ended his own life last night at the home Of friends with whom Mrs. Bar nett had been staying at Eaton. They recently were separated. Their son witnessed the shooting. Mrs. Barnett is in Greeley hospital
Arizona republican., 1919-04-28
ITALIANS DENY STORIES

PARIS, Aaill 26. Saturday.-Itslian representatives here denied today two published statements in connection with the present crisis, namely the le- port that Premier Orlando has read President Wilson's statement before 1t Was made public, and that the pre- niier would return to Paris on May 1 to resume his place in the peace con ferel:cN.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-28

before becoming a member of the league have undertaken any obliga- tions inconsistent with the terms of this covenant it shah Dc the duty of such member to take immediate steps
 to procure it's release from such obli- cations
Arizona republican., 1919-04-28
GOLD STAR NAMES WANTED

Whether they made the supreme sacrifice while in service, in Europe, at sea, in an American camp or anywhere, the Arizona Republican wants the names of all Maricopa County "scld star" boys.
 If the relatives and friends of these lads will send to US their names and addresses, we will greatly appreciate it. These boys will be placed on the roll of honor and glory to be published in The Republicans SPECIAL WELCOME HOME EDITION.
 Please send both names and ad- dresses at once. The time is short. We need them now!
 Address:
 ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1919-04-28
ENDORSED TREATY CLAUSES

PARIS, April 27. -(Havas). The Temps today says that two or three days will suffice for the council or three 10 approve clauses in the peace treaty that remain to be clarified.
 La Liberte says indications are that the Italians endorsed all the treatys essential clauses before they left Paris
Arizona republican., 1919-04-28

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Arizona republican., 1919-04-28
NOT IMPERIALISM

NEW YORK, April 27.-Sharp re- sentiment of the use of the word i'm perialism" in connection with discus sion of Italy's Plume stand, was voiced by Captain Allesandra Sapelli of the Royal Italian army, former governor of Italian Somali, at the Italy Night" meeting here tonight.
 Italy is not annexing a new land but attaching a part of her old land. This is not imperialism he said.