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El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-21
ocHo mEsEs EN UNA IsLA FLO.
TANTE.

Ell dfa % did en- Londres q con
|rencla 81 exploration drtieo S. T. Stor,
Ikedsen, acerca dc "un gran deporten
en- las afuas aricas.
Ei exploration y Yarios de Hus com.
.paher0s viyieron Dor espacio de oeho
meses en- un fempano flotante, que
"conatitnia una v~erdadora isla de va.
|rias. milias dc lngitnd annhnra. y en-
IL cual rec0rfiefon $50 millas por 81
mar
Los explofadores Sc dedicaron a y
'caza de osos poIares. Sp obieto era
sabef 81 las saRuas del mar de Beau
fort tenian a corriente Y compro-
bar 81 SCI hallaba ALI parte selalada
en Ell snapa 0 81 nombre de islas de
Nbeman.
De Bus observacionoq resuita cue
la corriente es mny debil = que las
islas Neeman no Sc ~encnentran en-
aquelIos paraies
Los e~xploradores tenian trineos que
podrfan facilmente colocarse en- los
botes. EN- 81 case de que 81 enorme
tempano de hielo chocafa o otro a
hiese arfastfad0 hasta 81 Pacilico
donde podia ser fundido por eI calor
del sol.
Varios da los comnaneros de sork
ersen Sc han quedado en- los terrific.
rioe polaree esperanto la cstaci0n de-
yerano pfnpicla para p0der regresaf.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-21
FL ORICER DEL CABALLOI


III caballo mo- era conocido de los
Egipcios antes de Ia termination de
SD duod6cima dinastfas despues de
las campanas de O~sorthsin en- Asia.
acknowledgements tueron los pastores,
lnvasores del Asia los prianer0s CUE
usaron los cahall0s, y que ldgraroh
nafuraiizarios y d~pmesticarlos en- el
Vale del Milo. On c~Hidadoso estl-
do de las constflIcciunes Fara6nicas
erigidas antics de Ia invasion de los
Ffyks0s los reyes b0rreguerOs asiati-
COS. delhuestra que el cabalIo no era
conocid0 entonues. Solamente dezr
pues de- estos successes. mas especial.
mente despu6s de Ia expulsion de
los c0~nqhistadores Asiaticos, ercon.
tramos en- los monumentos Esipcios
algunas trazas del caballo, en- escel
mas mifitares en- los euales Sc ven
cabaiIDs y carrozas de combate, indi.
cando los cambfos en- las tacticas mi.
Htares eEipcias. Adefnas, i0s anti
guos hsitoriadores. como Erodoto,
Di0dorus, Sicnlts v Strabos estan u
n4nlmes en- ofnftlf ninguna menclon
de este noble animal antes de Ia a.
paffci6n de Ia faza de los Hykos y
de- su invasion. 81 81 cabalio hubble.
RI sido conocfdo en- FL Vale del Milo
entonces. los prfmeros Egipcios. que
ac~ostunbraban deificar shs animaies
Y plantas mas notables. no lutheran
negligible acknowledgements 81 dar a
uno de sus doses ii cabe8a del ami
NAL tan vivaz que participa de los
peiigfos dea cofnbAte junto con a
hombre.
81 no Sc is Eeaafitaron altares como
10 hiciefun con las otras bestias So.
Rradas, rue Supplements por Ell odio
que terian a los que los introduleron,
Finaip1ente, 81 los antiques Egipcios
no Ne o~fyecisrom SACRIFICES al cana
10. como solian hacerio los Hindus,
tue a causa del aborrecimient0 q la'
eafne que era prohibida como sac--
ficio tof los HyH1es, cuyas ideas de-
jaf0h impresas en- IA mente de los
IpuebI0s que oc0paran. No obstante
este. los Egipcios estipaban mucho
al caibaIlo para que 10 emplearan en-
Ia agricultural, y nrmca, CON excepe
ei6n de- IN lbajo relieve en- el temple
de Khons, en- Karnak ehconffamos
I'll caball0 uncfdo q nm aradO. Des-
pn6s de- Ia expulsion de los Hyksos
como dos nal doscientos amos antes
de Ia. Era Cristiana. los Hgipcios en-,
peza4on 4 p0ner afefcidn a IA raza
equina, y los cuidados de que los 10
dearon resnltaron en- que muy pronto
Sc pfopag6 81 cabalio en- grandes can
tidades.
nj caballn 6raaio a. nor exceipucla
81 rey DE- los caBaIios En- cada case
en- que es de pura sangre, presenta
el fip0 mas p~erfetto. y en- eada case
de pruzamiento Sc ven n0tabilisilnas
oalaEdades en- Il raza. Pafece que
de por 81 h fAcaItad de me3oIar
Ia raza ef los dzgersos cfuzamlentos
aiie Ia tanido Y que uenpetda las CO.
racterfsticaa de- suB proge1ic
Como tod0s saben, los cabailos ara
bes son los mas mtelig5ntes, con una
lntciieencia mafaviilcta. Sc cuentau
una tfas otra nu11erosas an6cdotas
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-21

ll6nDs dc to1afanza y ~ re, mi4E
tr4s Ia meier descnbre n1eYas criN
ta6Ibnea batn levantaT se pstSonaii'
dad. Debe t0Aocer y expeNMsntaf
con TODD 10 que Is ~desconocido para
clio "a Ia vida 3 flu de gre g anpay
TO de SUI pgopfa intuici6n, ella 10 CUE
0eDldamMl0 le corresponds ZERO
para clio debe darsdle cofnpleta hber-
Ia lbertad, pues aQn COMMANDO con
lf
bra acaso aus hacer y como hacer u
% de ella De,no, pues, dargele tieQ.
% Y n~aoiencla. Sa alma 8tente las
afsias de Hbertad anheia yiVif, Ian
zarse hacia IN c0nocimiento mas
hondo de Ia vida para lleVar q - huz
nNanldad q lo1 aCrzaI9s aaenQ8 ue Ia
Utopia. de- Ia CUE muesas han .aiean-
tas3o ga ineiextos y fngacee fesplanr
dores, q causa d esos 1lisldos annie
los. De modc que ssr4 pcE medic dc
lac muler le HOY y Gel m4eAa que
u desafg0llo espifatual pcqrN hacerse
fealldad qalen& Al cesar estoa nue.
foz idealea Fedimsa 9 "a 4tmanidau
en- todos Gus aepeobos.
Tennyson di1o:. ia tausa De Ia mu
jer es Ia del hpmbEe: juntoA - ie-
vant8m o Sc nunQen, empeQneneclaos
D divlni1ados. ciayos Q li1reA
ia houlEre ) Il m1ier actual astan
a las pueftaa de ann nueVa vida. ~
bofando iunt0a Q intcrazee mofuol
y petsigniend0 los mas altos ideaiesl
renos De amor y del mas ardiente
dese0 p0r Ia eQuidad y iueticia uni
uersai. Mienffaa mas divlnos y 80
brehunaanoa se haean Ell h1inbre J Ia
muieF como indlVi0uos, mas 10 1cer
caran y c0mpne1derln en- Elha Mealef
pues donde Quiela que Sc fortified }
libera IN scko es f0rtaIeee y liberia
ig1aamente Al ot10 De mod0 que e
m6vlmfento fomenino. cue enfiquecs
\ Amplfa en- sd conjuulo 81 nitrate dl
la vida huInaua haeia "a verdaders
Humankind, nacesaEiaraente deschbr
rs 4 los homhfes tambltn On nuev
mundo.
ID moyimienko femsulno. aghlficl
una nueva reorganization social. col
nueTo ~concepto de Ia moralidan. nue.
va esparitualfdad v una humauidaS
mas eIevada. Fl dnico canine posi-
bic para a1can1ar estas mas atlas
condolences sociales es esforaindos'
cada alma para llegar q ID Gina, "a
chand0 paso a paso para alcanzar 81
pr0paa perception del supreme tips
humano, Ia nayoria de los seres hu
maH0s echamos Al divide las necesi
dades do nuestras akmas. en- las qus
yacen canipos viraenes aan- Las ale
grlas y deberes de Ia vida deben com
partirse igualmente .aa en- 10 mate
rial como EN- 10 moral y effective
pues la misrna energfA y autusiasmg
shQue Consequences q los prop6sitQs ma
\ teriaaes debemos dediear q n Taaii
Eaci6n de los fines eapifltuales pars
aieanzafse ast a ideal de ~perfehrl6E
que concebimo9 Msf
II Las mujeres mexicanas y nortea
mericanas deben eonfunicarse Y es
trechar sus mutuos deseos 9 ideaAe'
por una humanidRd superior, por d
ma5orameiHtO de- las condolences 50
oiales Deben tenderse las manOs
anaiosae de dar y recibir. Deben sel
espfritus lealeg desihteresaaos stem
pre-, dispuesfos q Ia re~cipr0cidad en-
tire las muieres De aFnb0s paiseBJ Cor
~ta1eci6ndose yssant6Adose entire 81
fin de- acelerar el desarFollo esprit
tual del mundb, qua parece descan
zar exclusivamente en- manos de Il
muief, de las madFes u~niyersales d
"a Terra.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-21


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esesea a ran6afa Nfmado v Il u&t
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a1,asree corifa ioe Ha1hna. los Gales
y los HeIliae Dn4anle las Cfuz16ae,
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caDabl0 negro IN ninSlna mHAnenA
IS de MAJ aeuerO tkae1a nS25taTaas
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eu|eilo hasta Ia cola ee un sieno en-
vidiabie; manehas negras cerca ae
las pezgnas oeiaqteras lASnanuy1
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nos que sea garanon; q eaDailo 2
otos 8randes no aolamense ea hee
q sino nuy paciente ~ use, cue
los olos chacos y nariz cnfcs hne,eal
IN capalio mansc &c POT g R'osn
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msaa susEus una mancla Dlanc z
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esto "a ie lalnan 4ias ~ $3.50
son ma p4taS pianetS eoMv = .ns5s Y
e meaaas n 2 aaIlnza 800
D. ~ ~ HA AAL AAMA "a
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-21
BI0nc0S LcgaIcs
en- EspanOI

ponemos i continuation una rsta de los blancos que tenennos
en- espadol iunto con 81 tamano do cada uno, para que %.
pan Ell preeio. Los prseios son sesdn 81 tamaho del bianeo.
Auto de Arresto, IA plegO.
Auto de Prisi6n, IA phego.
Declaration Jurada, IA pIego.
Cta de Jueces de Paz, IA phego.
CertificAdo de- N~ombramienso, IA phego.
Fianza Official Ia piego.
Fianza Official y guramento, ~ plego.
Fianza para Gusrdar Ia Pas 10 piego.
Contrato de Psrtido, IL pisgo.
Escritura de Rennncia, IL phego.
Documento Garantizado. ~ plego.
Documents Garantkado. extensa forma entsrai entero
plsgo.
THpoteca de Bienes Muebless 12 pliego.
Certificate de Gatrimonio, 10c cada uno.
Formula de Enumeraci6n, ~ pleso.
Dooumento Sin Garantia, ~ plego.
Notas-Obhgaeiones, Csc pOr SO.
Libros de- Recibos Supervisors, de CAminoss 50 .en IN u
bro, 25c. ak4Me4@
Noicia de Asesorss de Asssanientc, 100 en- an l5rot zoe
Libros dc Reeibos de Captucidn, 50 en- un hbre zoe.
Noticia de Asesofes de Asesamenso, 100en an hbfo, l9e.
Application pr Licencia de Matrimonial II phego
Certineado de Muefte, IL plego.
certihcado de Nacimiento, ID piego.
Juez de- Paz, Repertoire Criminal Civil, $3.50.
carta dc venta-La Mares B~egAtrado del yenasdof Ii
bro, pr cads unos 25c
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-21

100 Blancos surfidos g daran por q pTeeIo Dc TO
ToDAs Las oRDEEEg DEBEN vENIR A~Uo1rrANADAa
Be so nroRrE: - NO MANDA1kOs oRDNSEs 9. Q. ?.
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About People
Movements Of Individuals TO Ana
Yror, The City.
AT THE HOTELS.

Rogers-J G. Busch, Parhersb"rs; \.
! \. Morris. Pittsburgh; w. l.. Cameron
Cambridge.
MoLure-A. J. Ruth. C!arksburs; VIM
J.. Gilbert, Huntington; w. +. "ysonS
Princeton: j.. A. Pritchard. Warrington
II. a. ConnelI. Parkersburg.
Windsor. X. Mccoy, Millens; T. u
Lcets, Charleston; \. +. Wilmoth. Elkins
stamm-C. j.. Mercer. kenova; NJ. ;.
Wilson, Warrington; J. NJ. Raad, Salem
T.. H. Crockard. formerlv connected
with tho Scott Lumber compInY NJ
Bridgeport has accepted position as
chief estimator with tho Anderson 4
McGregor company ut Bellaire. ltis
many fricn Is wish him success IN MS
, new venture
Richard Wcistling former member OF
the Wheeling Iii class Of IL. graduate
of the L. 5. naval academy It Annapolis
and until quite recently stationed on me
L. S. S. Oklahoma at Newport News -
spending Il twenty-day furlJugh AT his
home here.
Miss Rcna Baker Of Fairmont was
shopping in the city Wednesday.
Mrs G.. A. Kahn Of Lumbcrp"rt phiS
state has returned home after I visit
with local reiatlNtS.
Wylie Gray i confined t" his home
on North Market street with an attack
OF rheumatism.
Miss Rose McGinnity Of Fourteenth
street, who has been i'll for several day:
is able TO be- out again.
J. T. Neff Of GAINESVILLE. O.. was 4
Wheeling business caller W"dnes lay.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. s. Whitley OF
Wheeling arc registered at tho pennsyl-
vania hotel. y. Y. Mr.. Whitley is sec
rotary of the West Virginia Fire Under
writer's ASsoCia ton and is attending 4
convention in New York.
Miss Edythc Linton. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. l. J. Linton Of High View
, Place. above FhginCton Lane. is recor-
I cring from tonSilitis.
Miss Betty Bodlcy uf Highland Park
Is seriously i'll of diphth"ria at her
home. Miss Bodlry. who is a Senior Il;
Triadclphia District High school be-
came i'll Tuesday evening.
Mrs Robert J. Reed, president OF the
Ihterna tional Order of Kings Daughters
and Sons and Mrs. c. j. lroudfoot' pres
ident Of the Kings Daughters Of West
Virginia. have gone to Louisville. Ky
! TO attend the annual Central Council Of
Kings Daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. Jay Fleming Of Graf
ton are spending few days here visit
ing with friends.
| Mr. and Mrs. kirkpatrick OF Pitts
! burgh are the guests of friends and rel
atives here.
1 c, f. Raer of Toledo. Ohio. is a huS-
mess visitor In this city for L few days
Mrs John Nichols Of Mooscheart Is
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visiting with relatives in East Wheel
ing for Il few days.
j. T.. Burley OF Dubois, Iowa. arrived
here yesterday and will spend the re-
main&r of the week looking after bus
mess interests.
\. J. Ruth will leave today for his
home in t'LIrksburg following short
business trip here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn i. Murphy or
Columbus are visiting here for a Few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Stewart OF
Cincinnati arc the guests OF relatives
and friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. Friedman Of New
York City spent last night in this city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-12
auottdsh Raso Function

Tho cabaret dinner dance OF the SCOT
tish Rite Guards held last night In the
ball room OF the Scottish Rite Cathedra
was one OF the most successful and en-
Soya.ble functions ever given Dy the
Guards The affair was formal and the
picturesque uni forms Of the GUARDS ana
the attractive frocks Of the ladies lent
motto CT distinction TO the gStnerins
The ball room was effectively decora-
tod fer the occa sion with proluNoH
OF blossoms and potted plants 1ne
many small tables were arranged along
three sides OF the spacious room AT an
angle TO permit each quest to view the
stage and center of the ROOM ~here 'he
cabaret numbers were given. tach
table was conferred with a softly Snadea
hight and small potted palms. In each
corner Of the room floor lamp was
placed and the stage was marked Win
similar arrangement. Mango or
chsStra furnished the music ana the
guests danced between the courses Oh
the elaborate dinner served under the
direction or chef VIM. Ennis.
Tho cabaret performers were seateo
at pretrily appointed table oehino
screen and performed during the even
ing Miss Eleoneor Savage. or PottS-
burg. sang several contralto solos, ana
with her beauty and charming person
atty won hearty applause from '"r
pleased guests. Miss Marie Vernon o.
New York possessor Of lovely soprano
yoicc. sang 4 series OF popular songs
and Miss Ruth Talford OF Pittsburg'
royalty entertained the guests with her
clever character imperSonations. lAt-
tie Miss Elizabeth Linz. daughter Or Mr..
and Mrs Henri Linz. delighted her
audience with her evolutionary talent.
Miss Golde Plantz. another talented
student Of Lima Hennig Sherman school,
was exceptionally good IN her Oriental
hare foot dance. and Miss Marguerite
O'Brlen also showed splendid talent in
her numbers
The following RArA in attendance.
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80.
THREE

stopping at the Windsor hotel 1hsy
are making an automobile trip throuen
the West
Mrs. Sig Hirsch Of New York City -
spending few days visiting WIN.
friends here. .e'
Mr., and Mrs. r. J. Schade of Pits
burrh are spending few days visiting
with relatives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs w. T. Frank OF Graoa
Ranfds, Mich arc the guests OF req,
lives on the North Side.
Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Clarke Of Chicago
,vbo have been spending several days
visiting here will leave this morning
for their home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-12

The annual election OF officers fca-
tured the meeting Of the u. ~ 7. held
yesterday afternoon At the Y. w. &. A..
with the regent. Mrs. John n. Mcclure.
presiding Mrs. S. i. Christian was
elected regent. succeeding Iirs. Mcclure.
Mrs. Marcus Bond will succeed Mrs. Roy
G. Derby as secretary and Mrs. lack
Robertson was elected Registrar. 20 sue
coed Mrs. Harry ,Dobson. Tho other Of
ficcrs were reelected as follows: Vice
regent. Mrs. Charles J. Milton: treas
urer, Miss Adelaide Schockcy: historian.
Mrs, Blanche D. Stcenrod; cha plain. Mrs.
W. L. Schuette.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-12
Alurnnaa ReunIon.

Thursday evening, June 9. has been
announced as the date for the annual
reunion OF the Alumnae association OF
st. Josephs academy. This affair will
be held at the Mcclure hotel and will
be featured with an elaborate banquet
with the members of the graduating
class OF '21 the honor guests. Dccora'
lions and appointments for the event
will be in green and white. the academy
colors. 4 pleasing program will follow
the banquet and Mrs. J. G. kaltcnbach
will preside as toastmistress. Miss Lii
Ian Humphrey. president Of the associa'
ton and Miss Genevieve Clark are in
charge Of the arrangements for the az
fair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-12
NAV Dance Festival.

The May Dance Festival TO be pre-
sented BY the students of Mrs. Alma
Wilson Shafcr. teacher of the dancing
Of the Sherman School OF Dramatic
Art. is being anticipated as one OF tn"
clevereSt amateur performances ever
given in this CITY. The affair will be
held Friday evening in the Court Thea
ire and many tickets have been sold.
The program. which will be presented
in three parts, will begin at Sis. ana
from all indications the Juvenile artists
will perform before a large audience.
Miss Sarah Jackson will assist Mrs.
Shafer. Mrs. W. H. Sonrad. pianist
Mr.. Walter Rogers. vio!inist. and Mr..
Oliver Edwards. cellist, will be the ac-
companists. The "Flower Ballet. -
Little Bit OF China" and 1921 Revue
are the three parts of the interesting
program, which follows:
Part |.
Flower Ballet.
Group One-Jane Rogers. Margare;
Rogers, Marcclla McDermott' Sam Ban
ard.
Group Two-Mary Virginia Rodenbak,
Kathleen Weaver. Margaret Haley Her
bert Burke.
Group Three-Mary Elizabeth SchenR'
Marie Ellen burloll, JoSSphAHS ~~--'N''
Ruth Phillips. Margaret Cain.
Group Four-Angela McDermott, OIL
I've Reineke, Flora Hess. Martin Lcnk-
ard.
Group F4ve-Metty Scott, Evelyn Ro-
denbak. Roberta Jane Mayors. Martha
Keyser, Eugene Ernest.
The Buttercup and the Rose.
Rsrnice McCray Martha WILDER,
Voice. Miss Irene Myers.
Poppies.
posa1ia Jacobs, Dorothy Boyd. Anna
Koyack, Dorothy Stromberg. Laska Gay
dosh, Sarah Louise McFadden. Betty
Shafer. Marjory Brooks. Helen Moore
Made,yn Shafer. Dorothy Halliwell' VAR
ginIa whitman, Nellie Carpenter Anna
Gaydosh. Jeanette Rosenberg, Dorothy
Goldberg, Marcella Burkett, Beverly
Hubbard.
Butterflies.
Frances T. Johnson. Sarah r.. Blake
Mary Louise Miller, Mary Cameron
Ethel Schwartz, Dorothy MARBLE MARY
Hannah Nesbitt, Madlyn Dickey, Marie
Talbot, June Morford. Anna Belle
Bauerle, Mary Alice Shelter.
The Flower Fairies.
Jane Meyers. Evelyn Rodenbak. Mary
F.. Schenk, Olive Rieneke. Catherine Fay
Miller, Alice Petticord. Virginia Keller.
Betty Scott, Ruth Arbenz, Marie Talbot.
Mary Virginia Parker.
Old Roman Dance.
Kathleen Palmer, Virginia Hoffman,
villa E krupp, Bernice McCray' Leona
Lane, Martha Wilbcrt.
The Daisy Chain.
Led BY Catherine Crok and Beverly
EJpbbard, assisted by The. Flower Fal-
ries and Butterflies. Josephine Chew.
Two Roses.
Emily julie 'Stifel. Mrs. T.. W. Snfel'
Adalyne Kline.
Old Fashioned Roses.
VILLA Emily krupp, Voice. Miss Irene
Meyer.
The Blue Bird.
Sarah Louise McFadden.
OIL. Part III
A Little Bit of China.
r,ll.se Talkee The Babies
The Chinaman's Dream-Wm. Plan
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ing bout to be held tonight IN Conven-
ton hall. Auditorium building. under
the auspices of the First. or Gilt shop
Twig. Seats for this AFFAIR have been
auctioned on for remarkably high prices
and the net proceeds OF tho affair will
be used fer the Ohio Valley Grnerai
hospital All TwIE benefit affairs are
always we'll attended, but owing TO the
unusual nature Of tonight'S benent. il
will be particularly we'll patron:zco.
The following are the members Of the
Twig:
McSdameS--
Fred BehrenS l.. b. k'ranzheim
Harry Eckhart George List
r. 3. Naylor Frank WatrrhousC
Hal Spe!dCi Baird Mitchell
Arthur Stircl J. s. Jones
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Farewell Co1npli1usnS.

Miss Amelia Bachcnheimer. who
leaves shortly for an EXTENDED trip that
will include many points in Europe. was
compiimented at charming social func-
ton. given Tuesday evening by the
Ladies' Guild Of the E;oT Street Temple,
In the ,parlors at the Temple. Social
pleasures were many and varied, and
especially delightful vas a luncheon
served at late hour. During the lunch-
con. Mrs. Leo WOLF presented the honor
guest with a handsome travelling bag,
as q gift from the members OF the Guild.
The event proved most enjoyable for
the congenial gathering that was pres
emit. Included were:
Mesdames-
Leo Wolf Samuel Graft
L. s. Good NJ. Somehow
Max Cronc y. Rosenberg
S. Rosenberg c. J. Beekman
Carrie Levy
Miss Amelia Bachenheimer
Tw1g BOXING Bout
Wheeling society, especially the fair
sex, will be well represented at the box
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Raks Sale Saturday.

The Rose Bud class of the Buckley
II. E. Sunday school announce a bake
sale for Saturday morning to be held
in the F. DrIehorst store at Birch Lynn
The girls will have an assortment or
pies. cakes. cookies. rolls. bread and
candy that will tempt the shoppers for
delicacies for Sundays menu. Misses
Hazel Cunningham. Mary Beck. Martha
Knoke ami Virginia Cowan will be in
charge.
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Robs Fellow Prisoner
And Then Breaks Jail

Word was received here yesterday
from Cadiz. O.. Of the escape OF James
honeywell from the Harrison county
O.. jail after robbing II fellow prisoner
OF 4 small sum Of money. BonncywcIi
was in Jail awaiting hearing on charge
OF HOUSEKEEPING.
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IunehAon 1t windsor.

Mrs. w. S. Kendall OF Louisville. Ny.
who is spending some time in this city
was hostess to a group OF friends yes
terday at luncheon at the windsor
hotel. The luncheon was served at
o'clock and was featured with lovely
appointments.
The guests were:
MesdamcS-
Stewart G.. Graham, l.. Nightengale
Lee V. Byrum
Misses
Caroline Gordon Alma Bolton
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Dance POSTPONED.

The informal dance 10 have been given
this evening in the vcstry room OF the
Eoff Street Temple by the rcmp!e
Juniors has been. postpone until 4 later
date owing to the death in tho FAMILY
of one Of the ORGANIZATION.