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The Washington herald., 1919-12-10
ORCHESTRA PROGRAMS.

New York Symphony Society. Ar
teruoon Concert. Walter Damrosch
Conducting-Soloist Fritz Krfisler
overture from "Freischutz." Weber;
symphonic suite. Impressions
d'ItQJia," Charpentier: concerto for
vioIin. with orchestra in ID. Beeth-
oven.
New York Symphony Society,
Evening Concert. Walter Damrosch
Conducting Symphony. New
World" pvorak: Funeral March
Grieg: Sounds of the Forest" from
"Siegfried." Wagner: excerpts from
The Damnation of Faust" Berlioz
Mr. Damrosch briefly analyZes the
symphony before being rendered by
the orchestra.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-10
FRITZ KREISLER.

The New York Branch OF the
American Legion has invited Kreisler
to play at a concert to be given un-
der the auspices of the Legion on
December IS. lie will appear on the
same program with John Mccormack.
The invitation was extended through
Gen Robert Alexander.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-10
Second Philharmonic Course.

Mrs. Wilson-Greene has announced
Second Series Philharmonic Course
There will be five concerts and the
artists include Nine. Gslli-Curci,
Josef Hofmann. Mabel Garrison. Nine
Tetrazini and a return engagement Of
Fritz Kreisler.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-10
Louvre Pleads Poverty.

Paris, Dec. 9-courbet's master
piece, The Studio" is still on the
market. the directors OF the Louvre
having announced that the Louvre is
too poor to pay the original price OF
$500. 900 and could not offer more than
$4,000. Courbet sold this famous
painting for $1,000.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-10

The issue of this page Wednesday will be largely
the Christmas music Chors other organizations
wishing inserted requested have their in
later than Monday morning addressed Music Section
The Washington Herald
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-28
Celery Is 35c
For Two Heads.

California celery retails for two
heads for 35 cents in Pendleton stores
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-28

lCucumbers Are
Still in Markets.
II Cucumbers continue to be plentiful.
lThey retail at sc each or three for 10c.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-28

on account of the inability of tho
bag companies to secure an adequate
supply of 10 1-2 ounce D. c. or IL
ounce common jute sacks for flour
shipments. the government grain cor
poration is now trying to arrange or
readjust the bag specifications for
September, wire from M. III. Houser
to local mill men said today. The
mills have been unable to operate
this season owing to the failure of the
bags to arrive and the grain corpora
ton has finally found it necessary to
make some changes. in hopes of getting
milling operations under way by Sep
tember l.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-28
Prunes Are Sc
A Pound Now.

lPendleton stores. The fruit is grown
lin Milton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-28

The following prices are the prices
being paid to producers by Pendleton
business houses. Wherever retail
prices the given the fact will be spe-
officially mentioned.
Eggs and Poultry.
Eggs, soc.
Hens, zoe.
Spring chickens, 25c a pound.
Country Ham, Etc.
Ham best quality. 2Sc.
Bacon best quality, 40c.
Butter Fat and Butter.
Butter fat, sec f. o. b. Pendleton.
Butter, $1.10 roll.
Potatoes.
New potatoes, &c pound.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-28
Grains Slunping
Activity Is Nil.

Coarse grains are showing con-
tinued slump in the quotations receiv-
ed in Pendleton. Barley is down in
all grades, No. having dropped to
$50 a ton, the lowest figure in a
month. Standard feed barley is now
offered s62, against s63 yesterday,
and No. 3 blue is quoted at $64. Mil
feed has gone back to $37 after the
price had been raised so cents. Hay
market continues quiet at $50 f. o. b.
cars.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-28
BELGIAN RULERS COMING SOON

BRUSSELS. Aug. 2S.-The Soir says
it learns King Albert and Queen Eliza
beth will leave for the United States
September % with the intention to
stay one month. Cardinal Mercier,
who will leave for the United States
September 2, in company with Mon
signor de Wachter. his auxiliary
bishop and Professor de Wulf. will re-
main two months.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-28
KIDNAPPING TRIAL IS TAME

DOUGLAS. Ariz., Aug. 2s.-Testi-
mony of an unsensationai nature
characterized the second session this
afternoon of the Joint preliminary
hearing of 200 Cochise county resi-
dents charged with kidnapping for all
legged participation in the deporta-
tions that ended the I. w. w. trouble
in the Warren district two years ago.
Four witnesses we're called by the
state.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-28
BROTHERS FIGHT BUT
USE EACH OTHERS COIN

+ HOLTVILLE, Cal. Aug. 2s. +
"A. H. Dickey and J. B. Dick =
+ ey to the bar" said Justice of the =
+ Peace Mcdonald. +
r. Related" queried the +
+ judge. +
+ brothers" replied one of +
+ the two. +
+ You're charged with fight =
+ ing on the public Streets =
E. Guilty. 4
= "Ten dollars" 4
+ LEND me your check book" +
+ said A. H., and j. B. handed it
T. to him.
+ After paying the judge with
f. sparate checks, they walked out +
+ of the court room, arm in arm. +
= Damshame we can't do as we +
+ please said A. II.
yep damshame," j. p. confirm
= ed.
4 4. 4. 4. 4 4. 4 4 4 4 + = 9 4 =
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-28
Hide Market Is
Going to Pieces.

Reports from Chicago indicate that
the backbone of the hide market has
been broken and that there is absolute
ly no trading in hides at the present
time. prices being unquotable. Lower
rates for hides are pronounced inev-
table. Some holders of hides, anx-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-28
Pcnd|ctOn Market News

ious to liquidate their stocks, have ac-
cepted lower pricess than the prevail
ing figure and each sale to tanners is
made at decreasing figures.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-28
Eastern Oregon Lambs
Stir Portland Market.

All lines were steady, but the only
activity shown was in the sheep al
alleys Little trading was done in
cattle and hogs.
Hog market was steady. Bulk were
at $21. but they were few.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-28
HiIgard Man Sells
Sheen to Portland Firm.

Pat Connell. of Hilgard, sold a con-
signment of fat sheep this week to
Bodine C Clerk ConSrSssion Coz Of
Portland. They are on the range in
the mountain just over the Union
county line. &
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-28
Yellow Tomatoes
Are Here; 50 n Box.

Yellow tomatoes, in much demand
for canning and preserving, are retail
ing in local markets for IL &c pound,
or So a box. They are a Milton pro-
duct
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-08
SIDE TALKS
DON'T YOU LOVE FACES7
BY RUTH CAMERON.

Don't You love faces
| picked up Il magazine tho othcr
day and found III" first page cntiT"iE
taken up with III" pictures Of WOMEN
who had held IN" important cNeculiN,,
positions in war work at homo ana
abroad and brief nuirS "iI what th"E
had done think II was ton minutes
before | turned thHt r1C" over, :" Er'ht
Was tho pleasure and interest that
found in studying III" faces Of ihrS"
DISTINGUISHED women and GorrHIailns
thor characters. as expressed IN thcir
faces, with thar work.
Ten Solid Pages Of Faces.
Another magazine which comes regu-
larry INFO our home has for years de-
voted it's first ton pages or so to the
pictures sc beautiful actresses and
movie stars ono Of the members nt
the family says : he considers 'hcSc n i:
pages wasted and contcmnlatcS writing
to the maca2in" Ia express nor diSaP-
prevail. For my part. II would pc Il
great disappointment 70 me II l ever
Kicked il up and found the galaxy miss
ing. always look at these first. and
r. .h.rc arr. 4 group of us in The house
when tho n'aEaHIn" comes. always M
augurltr III" gam" az ChunsinG when
YOU prefer /" look lik" for the tcmi-
MIA" contingent. and choosing wh''h YOU
think is III" pr"ttI"st Tor the fhalc.
g Closeup of Helen of Troy.
1t is never failing source ot IN
forest Ia m. TIA sec how ideas OF boat
~ differ Mrn and women seldom nay"
tho sam. ideals If beauty. Older people
do not usually admire the same type
that appeals 10 younger people. fart
Of III" beauty is evidently III the eye
of The hnhuIdrr as we'll rs In the face.
Wouldn't il be wonderful if tho camera.
o. better St:ll. tho moving picture Out
Il; had existed in III. days "f cleopatra
or Helen "i Troy and we might nav"
~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-08
DON'T OVERDO IT

When Colonel Joseph E. McDeEroaSt
| of Morgantown. after meeting Mayor
Davis Elkins. Unied States senator
,nlcct from this state for the hrst t!lnc
! since the majors return from tour OF
duty in France. expresses the hope. III
n talk with newspaper correspondents.
that there will be safe. sane. sollu. &c
pcndablc leadership" in the coming SEES
sion Of the West Virginia Legislature
every one in the state Will take ~:
interest, and most Republicans Will ap-
rlaud. But at the same time Solonc.
Mcpcrmott. and every one clseAwhose
advice is likely 10 have weight with
Tho majority Legislators, ought TO real
iZr that il will be quite easy TO oHeroo
! the conservative role.
The splendid condition Of every phase
of the state government: the nnanciai
prosperity which is Indicated IN inc
balance sheets Of all the state fundS.
and the improved standing which west
Virginia enjoys in the country a. Id,
arc all due almost entirely TO the pro-
rrcssiyc character Of recent Repuoh-
can administrations, and it is not 700
much to say that the people of the
stare look TO the coming session OF thc
state legislature, again safely RcpuDll-
can in both branches, 10 continue ihat
policy. .,s,,.-
This is no time 70 attempt standpat-
ism. We must go ahead or. We are Ger
tain to go back. And if we do so PACK
the Republican party VIII be hcld re-
snonsible for it.. The law makers. re-
l!cvcd of the drudGery Of framing
general revenue measure. will have
ample time to take up many matters
that have in the past been neglected..
The new school code and laws 10 IN
sure that the gas companies give the
people of West Virginia square oSa.
are cases in point. There are men who
would classify these two under the
head of novel innovations Of a stat
utory character" but a vast majority
Of the people sincerely want action
upon them and it will be hard. II not
impossible to convince the public that
it has not been cuchcfcd II aors
-, -o. it-Fairmont West Virginian.
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-08

.;,,,, r,o., fri,nds and returned to
va 'o"s 49,
: '"e'F '''''' ,,,,. obio
! Ross w. Horton. ol a." II Nicbnri
) is visiting ms sister, MSS n. t. 'H'1 '''e''
OF Martins Ferry.
.. r.IuunI EcdnI;fn, Of Nineteenth street.
,i,'r,,,I f. [;:,,rnlGlS last evening where
ha Iii rru,nin for the. winter.
uarrv Earrcs. 81 Martins Ferry, who
has iuSt returned from camp. has re-
I n,n 81 hi>. n"si;imn With the Whitaker
: I;irs5n.r t'".nfany
,Ihnr, Graham, Of Martins Ferry, is
nhIr 10 be about after an extended III
nnss
Miss Alma Null. % Elm Grove. mas re-
c,y,.r,I trnm an illness Of several days
,.hn rrsid,., in Warwood, is abb" to he
h,rk M work nj the Wheeling Mold ana
Enundry. after IN illness % several
daye
O' ;H,hor,es Wascmann. popular young
NAM n[ the East End. left yesterday
f,rr Fnirmont, To spend several days
With friends.
Charles; G. Woods. of the Wheeling
rvrnlng for New York, OH important
business
C'uSnman Quarter. of Louisville ny
who has pcrn visiting relatives IN
wm,1s,Inin - abb. To be up after being
,nr,imrJ for several days with sever"
cold
: p :. Stevenson. suHcrint cndcnt Of the
: Winchester nlurl q! tn" wheeling Mnld
and Foundry. l"ay..i this evening for
! New York. on business.
john AIk"n$: 81 H'i l''rH $500, cnI.
returned to Washington Jefferson COZ
: icGG |" r"%uH'' ~ 'Tmrcy,lI, has on
Hc"rEr y ny 90 ,'i,,"n - VIA shiug,on
i"r'u " s"-'r,,,,ii(,r. ,hr christmas vaca-
w.; ~" ',.itI, his PARENTS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-08
APPLY P0SLAM
END DISTRESS
Of ITCHY SKIN

: Il ISM tho quantity Of any remedy
wa ,;:i u, yoUr san I" heal the DIS
@r,.-s. !; $ IN" CGNlITY tha, WORKS.
til. I..slr'-i results. and III quaint! '",,
Lam cxr"lS. Satisfaction from IT'S U.s.
c.s:l"S !".rnus" lis healing powers are
c.,s,.,:;vaI.d ard just Il little does so
much
Try this, Spread roslam over thtl
;t"fI,"r ska affection III night. l II. II
d $:n.S$ IT." trouble from your nina
S.""n S"Und!y and. next inrralnS, SN-
hHS ,;t;!..
Sold everywhere For ire" samniG
mrIIr To- Emergency Laboratories. 2i1
N"Sj 4Itii ~. N"w YORK city.
And I"$Iam Soap. being m"dIcat'o
with i''sian. will h"u"f!; your SKIN
Wn.!" used daily Tor toilet and bath
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-08

On Friday afternoon at ESQ Will be
hold thc regular meeting OF tho Coz
1nriate Alunnae Association. Whlch
will include the discussion OF business
matters relating 20 the club. Rut lne
MAIN feature OF tho afternoon Will De
the introduction Of Mrs. Andrew VIII
son. who will explain tho back-to-'hH-
School mor"men,. which. was recently
iaaururated b. the ch!ldrens bureau
at Washington, .. Z.
Mrs. wilson will present to the MEM
ha-s % tn Collegiate Association all
,hc GOOD points which 20 toward making
RI. movement tho very best TIL" gov
ernrcn, has asked that the movement
D.. started m every city and town N
.rc United States. and after Mrs. WIZ
son. as the representative ot the chit
drer.s bureau 1T Washington. has 'oio
in hcr forcaful way Of tho advantages
Of Tho r,ovc,nrrt III" club VIII discuss
tho aGv:S;,bil!ty Of making II tn" ''ia'n
feature OF th":r activities during ths
coming var. and thor chief RESPONSE
hilitv IN" presentation % rs merits %
IN" school Oh iiccU n Wheeling.
Tho COLI. Si;ttn Association. rs 4 wei
educated class Of womca. know the
ya;lc II education and can appreciate
this movement wi". j. heinz brought
before N, school children Of III" c"un'
Try Those who have h""a forced &c
leave school ~ fourteen anI htt""n
will be brought to IN" realization tha'
school and Al "du"ltion ar" Nor tAa'
q mere salary. bar"l% enough I" kecE
.heyn, The association VIII /" ~! i!
IT'S power % max" II" a?"r"n'"nt !
vital ono IN n" city ara III" school
children will hH told - ch":r duties i;
;hr furure - hH,7 the cn1s'' along. ar
enthusiastic meeting IS anticipated 1o'
Ersfor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-08

tcn.lll": james MrNuily. l.. ). u. g.
brother IF thu hrId". AMI James i = J.
OF t!Uantic". Va will l"ld tn" ""E hl'
will b" followed hy III" bridesmaids. : IL"
hrrlc will enter with i"r father, NJ
Will Civ her ~ :ltlrgit-;'. Mr*. M'.H"''''
mother "f Tn" hrlj', w'!i Mar = gov .'
blu" velvet with hat IF h!a''N. Wh''
Mrs. Ma,hi$rn. .n",':"r # tn" |r"''h"
Will wear Il rvs,iun.. II grey with HAT 81
black.
Eo;h parties ar" w"it know" !" 'h.~
city. Miss M"NaIly l"!:'2 - Erad""i' 80
Mount dc Chaulnl .lrad'my AMI f';'
tor t" III. city "u several "'''it;-i"n<. -
j. thu. daughter ~ Mir. and Mrs 'h"f'S
McNally. Of t:rIrht"u r"ii. i''h ..\E"'
The groom is IA" %"n 81! Nr. ana NV"
Gcur!:, Mnrhi",r:,. "f lhi%. city. ana IS
gradual" "r W. Y. /. Hu'. ''""rs"t'"i
University. II" ~ stationed al am:
Gordon. Atlanta, Ga.
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Appeal to Women.

A very urgent appeal is sent out TO
those who have any knitted garments
they have no use for. the women ut the
Stalnm Barracks. especially those who
have been entertaining tho boys who
come through on the troop trains. report
that tho boys have not enough clothes
10 keep them warm and arc sometimes
oven cold when they. reach the city.
Those who havc helmets. wriStlets and
cocks could not give them I" worthicr
cause and il is urged that they be sent
to the Stamm Barracks this week. as the
BOYS will be arriving every day. TIL"
ones who are not. able IL send the arti-
cles to the barracks may report having
them to Miss Gertrude Garden or Mrs.
Dana Tomlinsou. and they will DO call
cd for II is not that the boys arc NOT
we'll equipped when they began their
tourney. on the contrary each one had a
complete outfit. but they have given
each garment hard usage and as con-
s.quc4,ce are badly in need of new ones
The women of Wheeling are asked to DO
their vest best in the matter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-08

NuptiaI high mass will be celebrated
4; St. Fctcr's Pro-Cathcdral, in Pitts
burch. Pa. this morning 1T II o'clock.
after which Miss Mildred Marie Nc
Nally will become the wife Of Capt
John ]. Mathison. Of this city. Rt- Rev.
I. J. Donaluu". Of this city. will be cello
hrant. and Very Rev. o. II. Moye. '. G..
ami Ecv. r. J. Brown, OF this city. Will
allso be present.
The bride will be charming in gown
Of white! chiffon velvet with brussels
lace train ana tul1e veil and will carry
lilies of the valley and orchids. Miss
Doris NcEally, sister OF the bride as
maid Of honor. will wear a pink velvet
costume with touches Of silver and he1
hat will be Of corresponding shade
! 7 lies anad lilacs will form her bouquet
Tho brides maids. Miss Madeline Nc
E,liv. sister or the bride. and BcAs
No,hixon. sister of the groom, Dorothy
punlrvry. Of Pittsburgh. and Bess
Ch-isty. Of Philadnlphia, will present an
attractive picture in pink satin with
nycrdress OF orchid tulle and they will
carry dresden bouquets. Little MISS
Aunc McNally. rs flower girl. Will wear
q tilct lace frnck with Ecorgetec nal ana
will carry sunhowrrs.
Tho ushers. Mr<srs. George Greene
! Of this city: Bernard Brady, OF Steu'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-08

II you eyer feel distressed after cal
,r;. he sur. It. taHr Il Stu%"t's Dyspepsia
Tablet For no matter what E"n el'
IN. r.. Viii L.. nn gus II" SOUR riSlnES' 10
hlnp al your throat. II" hill"uSn"SS' no
dark brown inSt" III liz in"rninE. Anu
should y"u now !o troubled, rat a tablet
rs soon, rs pnsSlhl" AMI relief Will come
prrmr;iy. Th'.s" tablets c"rr"c; at one:
the nIiltS If a weak or orerworked
stomach. they do the work while the
s,nu,rh rests and RECEIVERS itself. Far
tjc,;IarIv effective are they for banquet
nrs and ihuSr who's" environment brings
Ih,m III contact with III" rich food most
nu, to cal!S" stomach arrangement. H.
lief III these cases always brings inc
clad smile Get u box If StuartS LFS-
urpSIa Tablets. 30 cents. In any oruE
store. lie good To your stomach.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-08

The Lady MucabccS Of Wheeling Rc-
view No. -. Will meet this evening IN
their lodge room III thc Masonic Hall. on
Market street. Installation or officers
will take place. after which refresh
m.nts Wall be served. All members arc
urged 20 attcMd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-08
Ritter-Neuhln1.

At s.; Alrh";suS church Inns m"rn'n"
ut min" o'clock w!ll !"' $"I'mn'%'d Nv.
marriage. III Miss Clara T.. iH''"r ana
MIR. Alfred l.. N"u!:aiI. win I'v. "aih'r
E.u-"n.. ~ IL" "fi,ca!.'-; clergyman
Euulial h,.:h mass VIII b." ,.l"hrii"d NY
Father E.uGrr" and tn" wedding ''E'-
rnnny Will inlluw TIN Church VII lee
decorated with palms AMI other r"'''''
plants and IA" choir ur st Alph"'>j
Will sing tho mass.
Tho bride Will wear 4 stunning SUIT 81
green with hat and other acc"Ss"r:"i ~
-rey. shn Will carry brides roses AMI
liI,cS. She Will hay" rs h'r maid ~
honor. hcr sister Miss G"rrrmd" Eiil"r,
who will wear Il blue suit. with hat ana
accessories Of laur". Mr.. Louis THAI
man will serve as tho Grn";u'S best man.
A wedding breakfast will II" s"rE"d :"
,ho wedding party mt ~" hon" sc IL"
bride immediately following the 'ccr,
pnny Tho couple will leave in III" ar
tcrnoon for Detroit. and other eastern
POINTS. after which they Will j." ut nom
70 their many friends on tn" first 90
February ut tho HON" Of III" hrid" "l
Fourteenth street.
10th parties arc we'll known IN th'
city, tho bride being the daughter OF Mr
and Mrs. Joseph Ritter "f Fourteenth
street. She has an altrartiv" p"rS"nat'
IL md is very popular in 4 Wild" "!rrI'
Of friends. Tho groom Is tn" son ri MT
and Mrs. Frederick NruhHm nf JaC"i
street. and for som" time has hH"n c"ar'
foreman nj the Ealtimor" and Ohio. Fnit
have many friends who will hasten Il
extend congratulations and best wishes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-08
TIE WILSON'S IN PARIS.

rAElS. Jar. I.-rr"Sdcnt Wilson. ar'
r"mpanI"d by Mrs. Wilson ana MISS
Margaret Wilson arrived her" at lO:lO
o'clock this morning from their visit to
Italy. ...-...,.-........
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-08

FIRE III" rectal next week and Il Is
vHry important that each member at
.>t"rd. Mrs. Flora Williams. director
ur=:cs that the full chorus be at re-
hcar$al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-08
ladies' Social Club,

At the Carroll Club this afternoon
Mrs. Charles Fcnncman will be hostess
"a the Ladies' Carroll Social club with
fix. hundred rs the main diversion. She
will be- assisted b. Mrs. Earl Eenncman
and will eervc dainty luncheon A
large attendance is expected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-08
Music Department. Rehearsal.

The Music Department % m"
voran's Cub viii hold rehearsal
n, rho Y. ". .. 4 tomorrow afternoon
az ESQ. THIS - :hc las9 rehearsal be-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-08

Files Cured IN TO IA Days
Druggists refund money If r.NIp ONT
NENT fails 10 cure Itching. IEllnu.
El"cd!nC or Pr"irudlng Files. STOPS
Irritation: S"oth"> and Heals. You can
get rrSt,ul sleep after the first a2plica-
ton rr!cc G0C.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-08

Miss Marjorie Forbes, OF Sixteenth
street.
Tho wedding will TAX" place January
90 al ST. Matthew's church, Rev. Il. T..
l.. Stridcr. otfIcIatinG. only tho mmc-
dat. families Of the contracting par
tics will witness the ceremony. Major
and Mrs. Forbes Will make their some
in London, Canada.
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Al Wo1nnns' Club.

Mrs. George Y. DcHolt. President "f
tho state federation Of Woman's clubs
Of West Virginia will speak to IN"
Current Events department Of The
Woman's Club on Friday afternoon ~
three o'clock at the Hotel Windsor All
members are urged to attend. rs very
important matters will be discussed.
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ANNOUNCEMENT has been mld', "F Ut
engagement of Miss Blanche Warll"lH'
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wad" War
field. Of Sykesrillc. Md. and bon. Nor
gan o. Taylor. OF this city. vic"-couns'i
to Switzerland from the United States
government the date for the event hes
not yet been set. but the engagement
will probably terminate in an early
spring wedding.
Mrs. j. J. CuniT. of this city. and has
resided with them for sonic time: S'"'
is O. graduate of Mount dc Chant;tl AGA
DENY and is very popular in social CIR
Giles in the city. Mr.. Taylor is the Sc;'
Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. A Taylor, Of S"u;h
Penn street and for some tim" mas nr'l'
Located in Switzerland He is Spcnr:tnE
n two months leave Of absence III the
city. Both young people have many
friends in the vicinity who will be inter
estcd TO hear of the engagement
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rnrapernent Announced.

Coming at a complete surprise To their
many friends, was the announcement sc
tho enraCemcnt Of Miss Jess Pratt of
this city, and Major n. G. i. Forbes. 81
London, Canada This interesting bit az
information was conveyed 10 4 few init
mate friends last evening at tho homo OF