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The Washington herald., 1919-06-18
1T. Cortelyou Heads Detectives.

Philadelphia. June IL. = James T.
Cortelyou. former chief postal inspec-
tor of this district. has been appointed
chief Philadelphia County detectives
After reorganizing the stan he win
resign.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-18

New York. June IT.
It IL past midnight
And ! am IN the country.
Forty nailss from Nsw York.
Spending the weekend.
And wearing white nannela
And drinking tsa-
Out on . WIDE vsranda.
That overiooks the sea.
And miles out.
A sieam Of stars.
Looks down on . troop ship.
Piungins through spray.
On its last lap home
And the air Is Light
With the sleepy odor.
OF the hillside flowers.
But I cannot sleep
For way OF in the garage.
Ny dog is whining.
Because he's lonesome.
He is not a garage hound.
He is used to luxury.
But my host.
Doesn't like dogs.
And didn't know It.
Until We both arrived.
And have been very cross.
And at lunch today.
There was an army oficer.
And he was . funny guy.
And told about.
Being IN Washington.
All through the war.
And had twelve swivel chairs.
Shot from under him.
Or something.
But I wasn't very pleasant
was thinking.
Who wanted to romp.
On the nice green lawn.
Locked up in . garage.
And early tomorrow.
I'm going back home.
And buy him a bone.
And a quart OF milk.
And we'll go to the park.
And romp our heads of.
There he goes again.
That lonely howl
Poor little pensive pup.
All full of blue thoughts.
And everything.
- I'm going down now.
And sleep with him
The Washington herald., 1919-06-18

Doubtless have noticed that is one who
knows something dead very little about his
The Washington herald., 1919-06-18

Booze doomed when stopped using argument that
il sinful and began that it interfere business
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-26
WOMAN 8 CLUB
N j Steal IN
THURSDAY Pm.
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC WILL
HAVE INTERESTING PROGRAM
FOE THURSDAY AFTERNOON
other Iuter eSting Items of Gntcres
Happening in The Society Circles
OF District

Ono Of rho most interesting S"",Ai
affairs "c tn. carly spring season, Will
h" held on Thursday afternoon. at the
Y. ". {. \. auditorium when IN" do
IN rtm"ri Of must of thu W"m;ti''S Gun.
will hold an entertainment and muS!"ai.
which Will a.. un. -: III" mos; ciao"ra1"
eyer given 10y ;hlS popular club.
TIL. affair siar,S promptly a; go I.
NJ, with Mrs. :. VI. NoyrS, rs chairman
Of the department and Mrs. li"u l.. Nor
riS. rs chalrmaSt 1T tn" day. wht'' NrS.
!. ". Bryan. Will h" the abb" assistant
Tho chorus dir"ctr'sS for the occasion
is Mrs. Flora Williams. and the CLUB
accompanies is Miss Edith Edmund$on
while tho regular ;ucnmpauiSt ar" MISS
jess. Wolf. Mrs. L.. W. Stif"l. Mrs
\. II. Otto. and Miss Lurlta Mr"h"nfHI-
der.
The program as arranged is very
rlabnratr one and opens with IL; piano
solo. Lucia d. Lanmermoor. Ler-
rhrtizky." by Mrs. ". +. Wolrnwchrr
The second numhrr is n talk on "A:rlco-
American Songs" by DR.. Clara l.. Sui
Ivan.
\ Vocal solo. "';rnup OF Negro -S7lr-
ituals." III g, Eurlclgh. by George j.
kossuth. will also hc 4 feature that Will
br Of special interest To all. Tho Moon
Drops Low vocal selection by Mrs.
Anna Hilton Otto. will be followed by
the selection Come Down laughing
Strcamlet.- quartcttr. by Mrs. II. w.
Stifel. Mrs. Albert Alpin. Mrs. Il. NJ.
Archer and George W. Ernc".
A melodrama. High Tida"n tho Coast
Of Lincolnshire III. l%11.' by Mrs Flora
Williams. with Miss Adelaide Sh"rkHE
as accompanSt. will BE- Il number thi!t
will no doubt hc appreciated by AL.
The Best Little Mother That God
Ever Made" a vocal solo ny MIR. Dan'eI
Jones. is next on tho program.
A piano solo "Witch'S Dance" by Mss
Edith t;dmundson. is also on" IF tho
numbers that will no doubt appeal 10
all 4 vocal selection. My DESIRE. (a)
and The Street Organ" tb) by Mrs. j.;
l.. 3. Connolly. another big number
"Son on tho Pufzta.' violin solo. by
Michael la Jeal. is also Il number or
speclal nttr Tho last numhc- on the
list is the Persian S"rrnad"" and "buSky
Lullaby" by II. Alex Matthews and Gil
bort.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-26
SHELTON BACK TO
HIS COACHING JOB

Srnrinl Dispatch 10 Tn" intelligence.
MORGANTOWN, March 2I.-A. k"m-
pcr Shelton coach nt III" Nrs! virginia
Iiasr ball tram. will arrive. her" t"mor-
row night and will hav" charg" Of the
squad for ihc first time on Thursday.
BEGINNING Monday Capt. Ira +. Rodgers
had charge Of tho m"n.
shelton was in Franc" with III" tAih
Engineers and his return has hrrn OK
pcc,fG weekly since tho first Of IN"
year HI finally landed ~ Newport
News an March INA and was mustered
out IN las, Saturday. IN" end. Hn
reached his HON" n Huntington on Mon
day and would have come directly here
rxc"r,t that ho had hnd no furlough sine"
he went in tho scrric" min" month" ago
and was anxious To hop cat the Fatt"r
Calf which his parents and friends had
provided for him.
The Varsity. while Of c"urs" by no
means formed. looks promising. The
material Is fully up to mo MountainrHrs
high standard and it is thought that
team will 10 turned out that can hold up
West VIrginia's reputation On the dia-
mond
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-26
TWO ARMY AVLAT0RS
In DROP TO DEATH

LAYTON, Okla March 25-Lieu-
tenant Hiler c. Hyde. Of Columbia,
Mo, and Cadet William VI. Crabtren.
Of Jamestown. North Dakota. were in
stantly killed today when the airplane
in which they were flying fell into A
wheat field half mile south Of Law
ton
Tho plane which was completely
wrecked, crashed TO earth upside down
and barely missed woman walking in
II wheat field.
4 board Of Investigators was called
at Post Field 10 determine, II possible.
tho cause OF the accident. The ma.
chino was first seon In Lawton when
suddenly It appeared from behind
bank nf clouds ar high altitude and
began falling. Licutoant Hyde appear
ed 20 b. trying 10 reEnin control until
tho last moment but failed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-26
RIVER TERMINAL
FOR WHEELING IS
DISCUSSED AT MEET

This city will have Il rIN"r terminal
if the efforts If ihc Transportation
COMMITTEE, If IN" t'hIml"r Of commerce
ran bring il ahnui. TN" meeting h"I"
last evening. whrh was well hll"hu"a'
stimulated Those interested |" greater
cndcavnr in this direction.
Mr. u. ". Gibson. Superintendent "I
III" American Railway Express Company
delivered Il very interesting address
dwelling On lhr advantages Of II river
terminal here. rh" idea WAS greeted
with much enthusiasm and hS Il result
it was III ridrd Ia "nd"aHur In procure
a river terminal for Whccling
With his city a. II terminal II would
relieve cons Idrrahl" # tn" freight con-
Crsti ion. and. would also aid in the growth
If Greater Wheeling. An interesting
talk hv col How" followed in which IT,
elaborated ON tn" Various valu" "f \
river l"rnlual
4 general discussion pfriaIHIn= Il" ~
1rcss S"rvirr followed. The local Charl-
her If Commerce has been very a"ifN" in
promoIinC Il campaign for h"tl"" express
service and ills efforts in thiS direction
ar bearing fruit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-26
TRACTION OFFICIALS
IN CONFERENCE
WITH employees

Yesterday afternoon conference
was held by the officials Of The Wheel
ing Traction company and the exec'l-
tive committee Of Local lU3 of the
Street Car Workers union in the o.
flee Of the company on The Island. No
news will be- given out concerning HE
result Of the meeting. bill il is eX-
pected that The company will give IT'S
decision by next week.
There was much discussion of varl-
Gus phases Of the proposed new wage
scale and working agreements for The
ensuing year as presented the COM
pany by the union. The company does
not expect TO announce their decision
Immediately as il will take much time
to consider The proposed scale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-26
Snytler-Bandry wedding.

Coming as Il complies surprise !" thels
many friends was the announcement OF
the marriage of Mrs. Elizabeth BandrF
TO Mr.. Lee Snyder. both we'll known
people of the south SIDE. The wedding
was Solcmnized III tn" parsonage of ST
Pauls Evangelical Lutheran church. Rev.
August c. Rasche otficiatjnG There
were 10 Immediate attendants and only
the close relatives Of the principals werc
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder have taken up
their residences on W"tZ"l street where
they are receiving tn" best wishes OF
q host of friends. Tho bride is q
daug hter Of Mrs. r. a. r"'rrs. and the
groom is a we'll known machiniSt 'm-
pl9yed at 'he Rtrersid" MILL or inc
Wheeling Steel and Iron Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-26
FIRST BAPTIST
REVIVAL DRAWS
Bic AUDIENCE

The ATTENDANCE" II the First Baptist
church last night ut thr revival now in
progress: there. marc than Noublcd that
Of III" Two proceeding nights. The
intense spirit Of tn" Srrvir" was inSpir-
NIX E.v. Joe English. the rcvvalist,
spoke III length mn som" Difficulties
Of p"ntcCnst." tn" text coming from
Acts y and ~. TN" difficulties Of the
FIRST church IA" said were aS follows:
first. IN. small number of believers;
IN Il lar:;" city: second. they had no
M citing h"us": third. they had no adj
v"rllsing: fourth. they had no influential
friends: iflh. they had an unpopular
,..,iSr; sixth. their Lord was gone; soy
.nIh thu. rily WIS absorbed in every
ihiu- saw" the true religion: eighth,
prupln bad TOO much religion Of the
wrong kind: ninth. they had difficulties
because ni III: diversity "f language
They mot these difficulties with pray
rr. and continued in one accord.
Mr. sam Rnh"rn, tn" song loader. has
tn. hapI,v faculty of making p"0plc
want to sing. Ills broad smile and won
dcrrul personality hay" already won
mauv friends II" sang "Dnnt stop
praying aud Jesus Of Cialilc"." express
ing by his wonderful voice the beautiful
sentiments of these songs.
Tho services will continue throughout
the wcck except Saturday; An after
noon prayer meeting will be held Mt
so every afternoon in 1hr church audi
forum excepting Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-26
FINGER OF JUSTICE
EDITOR, R. {.
HORNER, PASSES AWAY

PARKERSBURG, w. Va, March %.
-Rolla E Homer, veteran editor and
newspaperman died this morning at
his home In this city at the age Of
70 years. Mr.. Homer assumed the
ed1torship OF tho PaTkersburg Sentinel
upon the death Of his father. who es-
tablished the paper and was at It's
head Cor q period Of 30 years. rotr-
ing to private life about ten years ago.
He was known to the newspaper fra
ternity throughout the state and was
recognized as one Of the most able and
forceful editorial writer's in West Vir-
Ginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-26
Martins Perry Won1an's Club.

Mrs, \ +. piX"n will % hostess 10
the members Of tn" Woman's club on
Thursday afternoon IN their rooms IN
mo Citizens hank building. Martins
Ferry. \ shnri business session will be
held and tn: r,maind"r OF ih' afternoon
Will b.. devoted !" The following pro-
gram:
'''Th" great thing in III" world ls not
SO much whore VIZ stand AS in what d.
rcctinn we are moving. '--Holmcs.
Observation-Disclosures Events.
Diagnosis OF RuSsja-Mrs. Stewart
Mckee.
Europ" E"srir;tualiz"d Mrs. Beta
I.Xl"y.
"Who'S WI" :,"d Why in Modern Flu
rnn"-MrS john Monks.
Palestine. Past and I'r"s"it'-M!s. A.
W k"rr.
"prngt".S - miracle. and = IS sudden
because miracles arr the WORK OF al!
powerful. rn"rgy. '---T"ats.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-26
BUILDING EMPLOYERS
HELD fine SESSION
AT THE ELKS' CLUB
Representatives Of All Building Inter-
ests Were Represented, Number OF
Cut of Town Quests.

The Bu;,lling Construction Employers
Association Of the Wheeling diSlrlCL
held :; lunch and smoker nj the EIks
club last night and about 100 mrmn'rS
Of tn" ,.raf; were present. representa-
livrs Of all local building interests "rrG
there and also visitors from Stcuheh-
willie and East Liverpool.
IT was Il get together meeting TOR inc
purJ"Sc Of hnosting building ana 10 dc-
Wis" ways and means 10 accomplish H.
Routing business took up the fist part
OF the. meeting after which the mem
hcrs and guests sat down 10 lunch
tastcfuly arranged on three large
tables forming the letter /. Aftcr inc
lunch impromriu speaking was IN
dulgcd in which developed into open
discussion Of the building trad" ana us
conditions at present and what is in
store for the future. TIL" meeting ad-
iourncd at Il o'clock and tho members
left the hall feeling that som" or inc
knntty questions OF Il building program
had been solved. L
We invite You TO the sheet music Sale
DayiS I,IIrk ham ~ TYLER co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-26
At The HOTELS

McLure-Air and Mrs. Il: {. WHEY
F'airnont: w. II. Spencer. Iarkrr.burE;
j. D. Mccain. Clarksb4 re; II. !. Frc"s'.
tvartshur- Thomas COLEMAN. .lr..
clarkshurg: r. II. Dawson. clarkEhnrg;
r. E, McCuskcy. Camfron: Mrs. L. {.
McDadc, Grafton; J. l.. Glover. falr-
mont: W. II. Hill. Cameron: Il. r. John
son, Fairmont: r. NJ Murray. Park"rs-
burg; 4. y. Jones rarkcrshuTg: IT, W.
Pratt. Parkersh"rG: H. 7. Brown
Clarkshurg: J. y. King. FarkorsnurG;
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II. NOVEL;. Hun
tInrton. e g Hrw.:t. Charleston.
Grand central-M. r.: ,;inthcr. Raw
enswood Gordon Brown. !arkcrshurg;
! N. Gnrrcu, West Liberty; r. +.
Lane. Parkcrshurg: Dir. ". c. Adams,
New Mar:.nsvillc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-26
FEDERAL employees
TO MEET TONIGHT

f. f. Peabody. United States agent
and national organizer Of tho National
Federation Of Federal Employees. will
deliver a talk this evening in the
United States court room 10 federal
employees. Mr. Peabody will endeavor
10 explain the move that is under the
direction Of the government. prohibit
ing strikes against the L. S. govern
ment. With this law in force. big i'm
provement in efficiency is expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-26
rogle-Brautner Wedding.

A pretty wedding took plac" az inc
parsonage OF The Calvary NJ. r. church.
Moundsville. Monday evening when
Miss Anna Brantncr Of that city WIS
united in marriage TO Mr.. Arch. Th"S.
F'uglc of Bcllairc. Rev. :. +. Hart per-
formed tho ceremony in tn" presence
of only The Immediate families Of the
priacilalS.
Mr. FuGlc is 4 prominent citizen or
Bcllairc. and was elected county audi
tor Of Belmont county al the last cleo
ton and assumed the duties "f that
Office on january /. The brld" is L
popular young lady Of M"nndsviile.
Mr. and Mrs. FoSl" Will max" their
home in Rclla;rc, where they are re-
ceiving the hearty congratulations u
their many friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-26
STOPS,
NEURALGIA GONE.
DR. JABM6 HEADACHE POWDERS
GIVE IN3TAET RELHF-COHT
DIMH E PACKAGE,

Srrvc-rack!nS. uplifting or dull
throbh!HS headaches yirld IN tuA. n Crw
moments 20 Or. James llrnhnchn Pow
ders which cnsL nNly 10 cnnta II package
ut any drug store 1!'s tho qurkrHt.
surest hnndHchn rnl!rf IN the whu!n
world Don't suffer. Rr!inrn TIM agony
and dstrcss now. Yo~ crn. Millions
OF men and women have fn"nd that
headache or neuralgia ,Srry ~ Rocd-
less. C: what ycu ns& cnr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-26
First to Acknowledge
New German Government

COPESHhGEN. Mnrch 25.-Presi.
dent Ador, Of Switzerland, has replied
cordially 10 lottcr from President
Ebert announcing his accession to the
office Of president Of Germany, q Ber-
lin dispatch snys. Switzerland. = the
tlppatrh adds. Is thus tho first state TO
"fnrmally acknowledge" tho now Ger.
man government
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-26

found relief from pain and feel so much
better than / use to. When near OIL
any girl suffering as | did l ten mem mem
how Lydia E Pinkham's 'egetao.e
Compound helped me. - O5 4 n
MARTIN, q Bowers ST.. Nashua Nh.
Ivdi. 2. Pinkham's Vegetable Com,
mound. made from native roots ana
herbs contains no narcotic or harmful
drups' therefore is q perfectly safe rem
edy to give your daughter, who suffers
from such painful periods as did Miss
The reason so many girls write
Jvdia 2 Pinkham Medicine Co, Lynn,
Mss for advice, is because from their
40 vears experience they have store OF
knowledge which is invariably helpful
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-26
IN TWO YEARS.

Mrs.. NVarhrdo Ind Acttlrd down n.
last aud wanted maid. To ono Appl!-
cant shc said:
"Yuu suy ynu hnvn cnnd rcroreners1-
"Yrs Inn'uin. hnvn n hundred SPLEEN
ii,! r"frrcncrA."
"And how long have you been IN do
nestle srrvirr?"
Two years, ma'ann-"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-26
Island Literary Club Postponed.

Tho m"nting of In" Island Literary
club. which was to have h"rn held al
the home of Mrs. 7. q. 1Thomas. of North
Huron street last evening has heen post
poncd indefinitely on account Of the alb
snnce OF Mrs. Thomas from tn" city.
Mrs. Thomas has been called away owing
10 the serious illness Of q relative
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-26
About People
Movements of individuals to and
From the city.

| Mrs !. \. Eaurr and daughter. Miss
| Nellie. who have hrrn in New York at
tending tho funeral Of Il relative, has"
! returned home.
! Mr. and Mrs. s. :. Bloch and laugh
trr Miss Dorothy. are visiting IN New
| York City.
! Walter Mcintyre. who mas been over
seas for several months recently sent
| word 10 his parents. Mr. and Mrs. 7. +.
; Mcintyre. that h" had arrived safely
| in IN" United States.
| Lieut.. William Van Lr"r. Of Fhiindri-
phja. is In. guest Of MISS Mary Hays
! II W,pd$dal".
Gcnrg" f"r,!. manager Of tho Wheel
| ing Mutur Ear Company. Is visiting the
automobile" slow IN Pittsburgh
Mrs. i J.. I.nb"r WIS called 10 the
hrds dc "r h,.r sister. Mrs. $. y. Wright.
Of Paris T>hurg.
Frank Barker formerly Of ihiS city.
hui HOW attached to the 31th division,
L. = A.. has arrived from overseas ard
, X now located At camp sherman.
Mrs. s. W. Harper returned yesterday
from The r:tst. where she has been
! spending a short rlm".
| Mrs. j. G. Mckinley and daughter
ACra. and nurse" have arrived in this
CIV from l'alm Beach. Fla. wh"r" they
have been making an extended visit.
| Mrs. charles rEri"n is visiting
| friends in Columbus.
Captain and Mrs. John MAihISon. haN-
ing returned from Pittsburgh. where
they hav" mad" their HON" TEMPORARY!
have again opened their residence IN
North Main street.
roIcr,,n manager Of tho Law
r,,.r. uo,nr cnunanv. IS attending tho
vbnu.
I,,, ,rr,hr,,s,.r m Thjrty-
cr,h ..rnn, :. attending , convention
"c'" H., >,.,,.,,,n,as -, SjsI,rsy,I,r.
1I ,r,1,,- yond has received q tclc-
r., III. co, Palm announcing
- .,;,.nI AZ I1ohukcn y + Young
~, ~. 80. ,;,,, ~. ,,-,b nnId bosni,oI
Nu ,.n,;ot, w., ,,ad. mn largely Of
WI ". 49, ,Ihi U.,c,on 1.niycrs
NY w. ro,n s,onrcr and son. 1Anyd.
mrs. I'n'' =, ,,' ';,,,c, ~ ;rrInonz,
ar, i''l.,,S isI,'L.Cn,rd ,-rivcd yns,nr
VI, yn,,. ,;,,.
ga! from ,l.M y. ,,a,i,,. n b,s w.
|'",S ar,n .h,.-, Vel, il,
turned 81 '"'' '''!. 81 q
'hIt Gu ,,o,, :. ,.r,.;,-
III w.. tJo,,,, crof-,r5
ing ~, w..
o. .ru - nhloao,,hio
MIS- "'.I " -, a.. r;,,.,
VII" was '''I." ~ W. "H 90
moss n Nor S'N'rr' VI, H. - ''''"H' 80
Will r"turn |" Nor h'""' u" NV "'n'
rh'hFs' ME- ''''"S - '''"' '' ''"f''>
ing.
MrS. 'i"0rEH SFhhl"t' ~ rum 't'''''
mas hHNn removed lr"'n ~ ''"'" '",.'H
hospital. whrr" she ms neon patient
during hor rnceh' llInNST'
Mrs A. /. M'h"F"E mas non
noTTd " nno n"I'o 81 nv III II. IT,
Mchrlrr%' Mt N"nd'h"h rom i'' N''m-
ems. Michigan, Hh"rc Shc mas spent
soHn time rccup"ratinE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-26
Euchre Party.

Black Prime" lodge knights OF
Py,hiaS. No. 81. Will give ruchrc party
and social on Thursday night in hrrnorE
hall. Martins Ferry. This affair Is Ter
members Of the order and their ta'nlb"''
and is tho first Of series planned f"r
This season
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-26

naO ouCn pains tiio%
| would often faint
and have to leave
school / had such
pain l did not know
what to do with my
self and trie d so
many remedies that
were of no use. l
read about Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound
in the newspapers
and decided to Try 1t.
,oS that "a how
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-26
Rehearsal THIS Afternoon.

This afternoon Mt @:30 o'clock ut the
Y. W. c. 4. auditorium a special re-
hearSal will be held 81 tho chorus OF
Tho music department of the Womans
Climb, Mrs. Flora Williams Will be- IN
charge and she requests that all mem
bers be ia. attendance,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-26
Cnril and DOMINO Party.

Wheeling Review No. ~ Ladies Of tho
MarabeeS will give Il card and domino
party this evening N tho Moose CLUB
rooms on Market street. Prizes Will
h" awarded those attaining the highest
scores in both paStlmeS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-26
High School Exhibition

A worry interesting program OF gym
aastic exhibitions was held yesterday
afternoon in ;hH gymnasium OF the
Wheeling High school. Many grade and
high school students participated. The
program wilt be repeated again this
evening 1T s o'clock. Parents and pat
rons OF tn" schools arc invited 10 a.
tend. No students will be admitted.
Til" program follows:
dumb BeEls-tlcmentary Girls.
.......... Miss Bates
MASS Gamc-Boys 9TH vs. 7th.-..
periods ..Mr. Anderson
;-PcarlS-Advanced Girls. -.....
COMMUNICATIONS. Mss DeHaan
4-Relay Races-7rh and Sth Grade
Girls ............Mis Miss Reed
u Jump-stick co Dumb bell
go Chariot
Indian Clubs--Elementary Gtris
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Miss Bates
s-Dutch kiddies-Advancnd Girls
.......... Miss DcHaan
T-HoopS.-Advanccd Girls. ........
Observation-Disclosures. Miss Bates
S-Dual CombatS-Eoys. Afternoon
Us. Morning. 49,. Mr.. Anderson
CD Pull-up co Pull-down CD
TuC-ot-war 90 backward push
ti) Knee push go Wrestling
60 Hand Wrestling (S) One
legged charged t9) Gneco-Ro-
imam wrestling t10) Crab push
GN) Indian wrestling (l2)
Horse and Rider
9-Darko Schottisch" Advanced
Girls .. Miss DeFaan
lo-Wauds--Boys nj End. ith and
9Th periods Mr.. Anderson
ll--ieisha "tiirls-El"mentary Girls
Ais sTiates
1.-Skipping Rrnds-.tdvanred Girls
-hiNH i''r.i'''- -
Accompanies. Mss lone kunkel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-26
Literary Contest.

TIL" .Iunur-S"nior .;'rtrY crh'"St
Was h"ld last evening IN IA" CHRISTIAN
church. Martins Ferry. IN Interesting
program WIS carried "ut and III" rlNalr!
bet tween ;hr contestants WAS very Keen.
Thrc" uut-of-tuwn people acicd III
Judges
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-26

church will h" entertained Thursday al
t"rnuon by Mrs. DayI l.vtkart AM Miss
.liicn Ecwl"y ut the hmm" of tn" former
on Lincoln avenue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-26
First Aid Classes,

Last evening III the Rcd Cross head
quarters IN III" Court theatre building
first aid classes were organized and II
members were enrolled. Dr. Henry VI.
Hall is instructing th"s" classes from
the national Rcd Cross first aid book.
Fifteen lessons comprise this course.
and the classes will meet twic" weekly,
on Tuesday and Friday evenings IN the
Red Cross rooms. Last evenings meet
ing was most enthusiastic. and much
good is expected 10 result from this
work.
Those who enrolled last night fol-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-26

Piles Cured in to IA Days
DRUGGISTS refund money il PAZO ONT
MENT fails to cure Itching, Blind.
Flooding or PrntrudinE Piles. Stops
irritation: Snnlhcs and Heals: You can
get rest full sleep after the first a2plica-
ton Price GnC.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-26
SCHOOL GIRL
Tells OTHERS
How They Can Find Relief
From Periodic Sufferings.

Nashua, N. H" am nineteen years
old and every month for two years l