davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gilpin observer., 1915-04-15
In GirdIe Effects.

The narrow ribbons, usually Of vel
vet, or with crosswise cord, or in
rather heavy grosgrain with picot
edge, are sometimes drawn around the
waist and knotted in little bow and
short ends, or in long loops and very
long ends in the back; but they are
more often used to finish or trim some
other girdle arrangement, or to give
the effect of girdle lines without the
reality.
Gilpin observer., 1915-04-15

compound l was IN .
dreadfully rundown
state of h ealth,
h d internal trou-
bles, and was SO ex-
tremely nervous and
prostrated that if !
had given in to my
feelings I would
have been in bed.
AS it W as l h a d
hardly strength at
ks-,ae %A ha nm ~,~
Gilpin observer., 1915-04-15
Warm Evening Wraps.

Evening wraps are very cozy this
winter, for so many ordinarily wealthy
people are now reduced in income and
are travelling by the bus or subway.
denying themselves the luxury Of a
taxi, except on wet nights. A new
and charming idea for an evening
wrap is a long cloak of radium blue
ripple pony cloth, set in gathers on a
capelike fur yoke that fits well and
closely over the shoulders.
Gilpin observer., 1915-04-15

and altogether absent at the front
where the throat is uncovered.
Many of the new silk blouses are
designed with special reference to
these separate collars-or, in other
words. a separate collar is a part OF
the design, and one of them goes with
the blouse, while extra collars are to
be added when they are needed.
JULIA BOTTOMLEY.
Gilpin observer., 1915-04-15
Gloves Of the Momsnt.

White and black gloves are the
gloves of the moment, and the two
tones are combined in dozens Of ways.
One combination that is striking is
this: A white dressed kid glove, with
black stitching around the edges Of
the fingers, heavy black embroidery
on the backs and wide black straps
across the inside of the wrists.
Gilpin observer., 1915-04-15
LauraJeanLibbeu's
Talks on
Heart Topics
ARE DAUGHTERS WISER IN LOVE
MATTERS THAN THEIR
MOTHERS?

In men whom men denounce as i'll
I see SO much of goodness still;
In men whom men pronounce divine
see so much of sin and blot;
hesitate to draw the line
Between the two-where God has not.
The class Of girls who are willing
to abide by their mothers choice of a
Gilpin observer., 1915-04-15
Encountered tho Widows smite.

Encountered tho Widows Smite.
Il drapped down on muh knees befo'
de widdah," related Brother Waller,
"and poured fo'th muh confectionery
sedimunts wild all de ellerquince of =
puhsidin' eldah. And de lady dess
nach1y rotched out and slapped me
fiat! What do yo' call dat, sah?"
''Uh-well, sah," replied Brother Cud-
dyhump, who is a bit Of wag, y
reggin dat was the widows smite date
We reads about. Uh-yaw! haw haw!"
Kansas City Ctar.
Gilpin observer., 1915-04-15
ERN
MINING NEWS
IN BRIEF
rn Newspaper Union News Service.

Westerh Newspaper UhIoh Sews SerVlce'
Prices Quoted for Metals.
New York. = Lead, $4.12h@4.
London, G21 15s.
Spelter-London, 843 los.
Bar silver-5OAc.
Copper Electrolytic, $16.12@
1925; casting, $1562@15.S7.
st. Louis.-Spelter-$S
Gilpin observer., 1915-04-15

Be happy. Use Red Cross Bag Bele;
much better than liquid blue Delights
the laundress. All grocers. Adv.
Gilpin observer., 1915-04-15

1t would help some II we did more
praying on Sunday and less preyin1
on the other six days.
Gilpin observer., 1915-04-15

Lots of the burning questions of the
day go up in smoke.
Gilpin observer., 1915-04-15
WOMAN WOULD
NOT give up
Though Sickand Suffering; At
Last Found Help in Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound.

Richmond, Pa. =" When I started
taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Gilpin observer., 1915-04-15

II it's stormy winter night. the
woman who is expecting her would-be
suitor to pay her call is fearful lest
he will not venture out. This fear
shows how little most women under
stand the heart OF man.
The worse the evening the more a
man longs for the warmth, comfort,
and companionship of some nice. pleas
ant woman in her cozy parlor. His
boarding place offers little or no at
traction; his room Is cheerless. Books
do not warm his heart, but the gentle
clasp of a woman's hand in his has
that effect. The glow of the freight,
easy, comfy chairs have delightful,
cheering influence over him. 1t gives
him a taste OF home life, no matter
how much Of rover he is inclined to
be. Even the plainest of women will
look fair to him as he watches her
homelike, domesticated feminine ways.
Although he may have dined late,
ne accepts with pleasure the tasty lit
tie spread she has prepared for him.
It may be only sandwiches or crackers
and cheese, some homemade cake, and
q cup Of tea; but they taste like am
brosia to the world-weary man who
dimes at club, restaurant, or boarding
Gilpin observer., 1915-04-15
WINTER EVENING BEAUx.

Her lips were 30 near
That what else could I do?
You'll be angry. l fear,
But her lips were so near
Well. / can't make 1t clear
Or explain II to you
But her lips were so near
That what else could i do?
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Ell. ANUNCIO

Como nuestros lectores habran no.
tado, tenemos en- nuestro diario una
seccion llamada de Anuncios Econo.
micos, sobre la cual queremos lamar
la atencion del publico en- general
Esta section es de verdadera impor-
tancia para ell que busca un~empleo,
ara ell que quierc IN empleado o SIR.
~viente, para ell que tiene algo que
vender o comprar, para toaos, en- re-
sumen, los cue neeesitan ponerse en-
contacto con alguien para llevar a
cabo ell arreglo de cualquier negocio.
LA PEENSA e5 :, pericdico mezi.
ccno mas lcido dentro y fucra dc San
Antonio y sus anuneios son de result.
tados PRACTICES inmcdiatos. En- Guam.
10 a prccio de eIlos en- la seccion de
Anuncios Economies, bastcnos de.
cir que podemos publicarlos hasta por
la insignificante suma de Is centavos.
S; necesita listed trabajo O emplea.
dos, 81 trata dc r~entar, eomprsr O
vender alguna ASA O terreno, 81 hs
perdido alguna cosap 81 quiere com.
prar O vender muebies, joyas, etc,
pas a nuestras oficinas y lie daremos
a conoce nuestras condolences para
publican los a%nuncios economies.
Por muy POGO dipero eonseguira 10
que listed desea, pGes LA oRENSA
es Zelda en- todas parties
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mine cuando antcS Ia guerra que
tantoS males Ia DrOducidO al pas.
Aun cuando e. no 10 dijo, 81 afr
ma que Robes ha cclebrado contc-
rcncias con alcunOs iefe> rcvoiuclo-
narios villiStaS y Carranclstas y que
del resultado dc >aa confercnclas
naciG Ia idea Dc que - urGicra Il
Villa Y d CarranIa a que IicGusn
a un acucrdo : eStablccer TN gobler
no conformc Il las necesldad:S DC
Ia revolution.
Lo que infduira mas en- q amino
dc los revOluclnnaTlOS, para poner
termino d sus dlficultades, en- OPT
MON dc los poIiticos que aqui Sc en-
cucniran. es cl rumOr de que e &c
neral Hucrta ~eurabeZara un Muevo
moyimiento rerolucionariO en- Mo
.yico. aprovechandoSc dc ID clrcun>-
tancia de h|alIarae pro!undalnente
dividido3 los rcvoluci0narlos que 10
arrojaron del podcr, en- julio del
ano pasado.
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Ell REY VICTOR MANUEL REC0-
RRE CONSTANTElIENTE la
LiNEt De BATLLA.

UDINE, Julio l.-Ei Reg c>tl
conslantemente al frcntc de Ia tro-
pas. Rccorrc las graudes carrctcras
del Friuli IN u automGvil. En- las
batallaS del l,onzo y MonfalcUnc 81
IL vi6. i caballo, cn los !ugarcs DON
de podia llcsar con este animal q.
d PIE. en- los picos de- las Tomas.
ROMA. Julio LAS fuerzas ATS
triacas armenian ,uS asaltos contra
las fuerzas italianas que Sc ha-
Han en- e! Trentino, con la esperan-
"a d. dctencr 81 ala derecha italia
ma que Marcia sobrc Trieste. Los
italiauoo sisuen avanzando y for
tificando las p~osicioncs que ocupau.
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correspondence especial para La rRENsA

Correspondence especial para La PRENsA.
Ell PASO. Texas, Julio io.-Du-
raut" cl dia dc aver, Ocuparon ID
atenci6n pGblica de los habltantca
dc FL Paso. dos uoliciaS De indolc
complctamcntc distinta.
La princra. fuG le declaration
autorIIada por Il general JOS" l>a-
bel Robes. ~ Mlulstro dc Guerra
del * P~reSl5entc Gutierrez, 90 que
muy prOnto Sc dl,cutira la paE n
ire los jefes dc las facc!ones Ca
rranclsta y vIIista; y Ia seGunda,
que el genera. don Felix Diaz habia
llesadO d esta riUdad y que Sc
encontraba Ell ella, oCultC.
FL general Jose Isabel Robes, CO.
mo dejo dicho, autoriz6 Ia dec!ara-
cion de que loS jefes de las dos fac
Clones hoStilcS habian acordad0
discutir los terminus dc una confc-
rencia para tratar dc lleSar q IN
Iacuerdo y poner fin d Ia guerra.
Robes So neSo, d pe5ar de que los
perlodlstas inSlStlerun en- clio, 4 dar
a conocer las condiciones propues-
las 4 los lefes Villa y Carrangs, y
So lunlto d manlfeS.aF que los aeon
tecimlentoS que Sc desarrollen antics
Dc Id seSunda quincena del presen-
te mes. podrian estar dc acuerdo
con la indication hecha por Ell.
L! general ROBES eXpre5o que
desde ID renuncia del general En-
latio G~utierrez. como Presidente
Provisional. no la tornado parte en-
Ia polltlca nj contra Villa nj contra
CarranZa; Y que ha limitado sus
sesuones 4 hacer que lleguen a IN
1--e2Lr G-EG5 eGz rz-4 gL5 re--
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Carothers es Ell encargado de interrogar "a los mexica-
nos detenidos en- FL Paso, 81 estan mezcla-
dos en- la contrarrevolucio0n
Ell General Huena es vigado entertainments por poGcIas sodados de la Fede@lon,
detectives y agentes revouGonaros

Ell PASO. Tex. Julio i0.-Jorge
c. CarOtherS. agente confidential
del presidente Wilson, cerca de
Francisco Villa. que Sc e]ncueutra
auui deSdc que los Generates Huer-
ia Y Orozco fuercn arreStaioS por
las a]utoridadeS de la Federation,
eS 4uien mas actIyamente eStd ira
bajaudO en- contra de Jos clcment9S
adictos al cX-President", para PERU
dirarloS, Y por Il tenor de que dl-
chos elementOs vayau a hacer uu
uuevo movimiento armada en- Me-
xico.
Antenochc. QUE fueron arrestados
81 General Delgado. ~Secretario de.
General Huerta. y e. cOrOnel Car
los Aguila. hermano poiitico del X
P~re>idenDe. Carother> mo>tr6 una
actividad de,meiida para recoJer
declaraciuueS dr 3oS detcaidos, cuan-
do rSloS fucrou r5ujurido> a cdltl-
tic federal.
Los detrnido, coInparcrIcron all
IL Fl agente dc Justicia y ante ei
agente CavothcvS, y Ge>pue> DE- IN
miuusioSo iuterrogatocio, hecho mas
bien por Carother> que por rl Agrn
t. lie Justicia del GODierno de i0>
-t-#
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pOliciaS y agantes Secretos enCar
gadoS de vigilar al general. Poll
cias municipaleS. SoldadoS del ejer-
cito federal Y gran numer0 de de-
tectiveS, permanecen a la puerla
de la casa del ey-PreSidente y ell
los alrededoreS; Y cada veZ que
sale 81 general, Is Seguido, publ
camcnte. por los SoldadOs. y secTe-
mcnte ~ pOr IN considerable nu-
nero De agente> del g0biernO y de
las facciOues viilista Y carranCiSta.
Ningun hombre Ia Sido, segura-
mente, yigilado de tan eStrecha ma
nera Ell los EstadoS UnidoS, como e
ex-presidente de Mexico.
FL tenor de los rerOlucionariOS.
Publicamentc, los asentes Willis
taS V carranciStas dicen que no IT,
men al general Huerta, y liaSta
aSrguran que dGScan que 81 en-
PreSidente paSe j terrltOrlO meXl-
cano: Zero los hcchoS demueStrau
TODD 10 cOntrario y que un mledo
terrible Sc ha apoderado dc rllos, al
solo anunciO de qlc Ell herOe de Re-
llanO iutentaba crusar Ia frontera.
Fl talegrama de- Villa al i]iccnCia-
do Diaz Lombardo, ordcnandoic gu"
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?'' P''''''" .'''''" '''or i'"' -
"''''' w t"'"' go 'I"'"' a. ''\'o
"'"'' ','''''
,.n,u.;
dn ,r1r fr,i.ron ,oroci,ufrut, Il. ~.
lIe@ada del general Medina Barron.
y que ,"atan dr. cscuchar pa!abraS
''"iPi ''1oS los relu4Ia
d,J
prro los rcfuvigIo. mcyirano. -.
absticucn de- rrular palabras con
personals que no ronorrn o que juh-
-i ,'~'''I.'S',' ESQ 80 "''''
ir,,a,
Sin embargo. Ianz,n ynr.ionrs sin
Fundamental. tai ycz con 81 prop6-
siJo DE- pcrjudicar a gran nimcro
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Correspondence especial para la PRENsA.
Ell PASO, Texas. Julio iO.-Un
tren militar que Salid aver de Clu-
dad Juarez con rumbo al Sur, ba-
10 las 0rdenes del general Banda,
choc0 con un tren de carga que via
.jaba Ell sentido contrariO, a Causa
de que Ell primcrO de los referidos
treneS marchaba con las luces apa-
gadaS, segin Sc dice, con el fin de
evitar ser nOtadO por unaS gavl-
Has de Observation-Disclosures que
merOdean al sur de Ciudad Juarez.
\ consccucncias del choqu", re-
sultarOn >escnta SOldadpS mucrtOs :
cuarenta Y seis cOn graves hcridaS.
Fl caro- en- Que lba Banda ST.
friG despcrfectoS de consideration
Y hasta Sc aSegura que Ct rrferido
general v~illiSta rcsult0 tambiGn he
rido.
Rodolfo Fierro yendra a c. Juarcz.
DiceSc que Francisco Villa ha CO.
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FL licenciado LOzano en- Fl Pas0.

In pcri0dico local di0 hoy la no
ticia de que 81 LicenciadO Jose
Maria LozanO. MiniStrO de C0muni-
caciUnes que fue del Gobinete del
General Huerta. lego aver a esta
ciuiad. prOcedente de Nueva Or
leans, ' que desde iuego fue de
teuido par orden de los agentes del
Gobiprno Fedora! Y c0nducido a
edificjo lie la Cortr. g intcrr0gado
pgr el a=cnte de JuSiicia y.por Jor-
81 t. CarQther>.
No lie poiido, ha>ta q p~resente
,omento, tomprobar Ia preSencia
del cN-NiniStro mcXlcano en- cSta
ciudai. De todos MOODS, la noticia
de 81 arribo Il e. PaSo cause extra
1eza. pues no Sc tenian notIclaS
de Guc cl Licenclado Lozano hubble
"a SaliIo de- la Habana, donde :" IN
contraba dcsdc que abandon6 4 No
Xlro.
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Inutiles trabsjos para dsr con 81
paradero del Oral Diaz'

Todos los esfuerEos que hIcIeron
anoche y antes ac an0chc ID poll
cia secreta y los agentcs rcvolucio-
narios, para dar con e. paradcro del
general Felix Diaz, dc cuy0 arrlbo
a esta ciudad tuvieron conoclmlenT
to las autoridades. resultarou lnu-
tiles, pues no Ia sido precisado ell
lusar donde Sc ~encuentre ci citaJo
general mcNcano.
FL fracaSo la heeh0 que las auto
widade5 = mue-treE ma s-t-vGS
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FL General Huerta Is IigiladO cS-
trcriladamentc.

Por jcmor de que e eN-PrrSiden-
t. Huerta pucda abandonar Ia ca
a que le la >eryiiO de aiojamien-
to On ,o> G5as qee-tienc de per
mauecrr en- eSta ciudad, las au-
toriia> han rcdoblaio q nimero de
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ALGUN0S BANQUEROS NEUTRi-
LES DICEN QUE ALEMANlA \
AUSTRIA ESTAN EN- BAN
C.kItROTA.

LONDRES, Julio LOS banquc-
ros dc las nacioucS ncutralcS He
gados rccicntcmcutc Dc Berlin '
Vjena d~cclaran gu" los imperlos
aIiados cstin cn complete banca-
rrota. d CONSEQUENCES DC Ia gran
cnormc cantidad de biIIctcs rmiti-
dos para gaStOS de Ia campaha. e
orc ha dc~Saparccido totalmentc de
A.lemania y Austria.
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cAHARA FOToGRAFCA CON ACCESSORIES

m camara f6tOgrifica, forrada dc
piel V con todOS Sus accessories, como pla-
cas-. papel, reveiadOr. etc, con instrucci0-
mes completes en- c%spah0l. Is tan Sencilla
que IN niiiO podria manejaria. EN- 10 MI
NITOS Sc SAGA + IMPRiNE UNA F0TO-
GRAFIA. Las tenemoS dcSdc 50c haSta 50.
Pida una hay. cnVic ST. giro Embellishments.
SATISFACTION o DlNERO DEVUELT0. Di-
riianSe az
PHOENIX NOVELTY Co. Dept. 81.
Iis7 Milford Place. New York. y. T..
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neg0ci0S. Los citados yiajeros fue
ron i~nterrogados tambi6n pOr Ca
rotherS. quien Sc ha convertible en-
un extrano juez para los mexicanos
que sou c~onSiderados como afect0S
al regimen pasado.
Los senotes Warden Y COrtina
'quedaron librcS, tambien bajO pro-
-tnSta.-
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En- Ciudad Juarez Sc tOman pre-
c%auciOneS.

Nunca SC habia registrado ell la
vecina plaza una actividad como ID
que las autOridadeS han desplegadO
en- los ultimo diaS. La guarniciGn
Ina sido ~reforzada convenientementc,
con clenentOs que han sido trail
dos de otraS p]obIaciones del ESta-
do de chihuahua. FL General Ball
ia vino d Ciudad Juarez, t~rayendO
mil hombres mas, scgin los anun-
clos de las personals due eStan Il
teradas de clio Y que vinieron hoy
de la yecina plaza.
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Inpermesbles de $1,000, para Sc
noras y caballeros a s3'75.
Esta barata durara POGO
Eeouomice a naestra costa.

Dehido al eiere
de los meicados eu-
Iopcos nos veInos
obIisados a disponer
de mas dc 10000 m
~perneables n un pre-
clio inferior al de su
fabriraci6n.Es.os i'm
pemeablcs fucron
hechos para vendcr-
sc a TN precio mini
mo de 1000 pues
son dc e~zcelcnte ma
teral y manvf-ctura
h~abiendo!os en- color
g:is y cafe
Estamos tan g
ros DC que lie sans-
faceIs que estamcs
~dispucstos a cnyIar
uno a prueba y en-
case dc que no sa-
t~isfacicse, a refundir
el diaero Immediate.
---,- AIk,e-r
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us o L o 3.75M

American European Raincoat Co.
Ap. Sc
ITS East Broadway New York, City.
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pedido debe Iccirnos 81 10 quiere Para senoua o pa
ra zabaIlero. 81 girls o cafe y .mnndarnos las medidas
OCCASION de hacerse cast regalada de una prenda in
dispensabl- para ell tempo &c Iluv;as. Envienos
nov mismo la insigriticantc suma dc 25 centavos en-
,imbrcs pos,alcs y lie enviaremcs un
desde lueGo. Los pedidos Para c! Canada. Mexico
y Fl ex,ranjcro dcberan vcnir acompahados dc 81
en- giro postal a nuesgo nembre.
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Este teatro dc Ia guerra es eSca-
bro>o Y dificil, Y muy bicn prepd-
RADIO para la dcfcnSa.
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PaS a Ia 81. col. ia.
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pasa a Ia 5a. col. Ia
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FL CORRESPONSAL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-04
MoundsvllIe Briefs.

Mrs. Corcoran. OF Grant avenue.
was hostess 10 a number OF friends
Of a prettily appointed dinner party
yest-4 day a|ftrrnoon. complimentary
TO Mrs. b. VI Spur. Of North Dako-
IA. who Is the guest OF Mrs. V. 4.
Weaver. Of Eleventh street.
Guard Lon Carpenter arrived al
the pen yesterday with FIVE ~convicts
from Mineral county.
The l.. s. Stamping Company has
Installed a new dryer fan in the No.
I factory part.
Frank Crowley and Ira Ransom
have arrived home from Lake Gene
va. Wis. where they spent the last
two weeks.
Superintendent OF City Schools IT.
V. Merrick returned to Morgantown
yesterday. after being here 10 attend
tho meeting Of the board Of educa.
ton.
Mrs. Carl link and little daughter.
Of Virginia street. are visiting with
her brother a. New Martinsville.
Miss Nancy DerrinRer. Of West Al
eXander. Pa. will be the weekend
guest Of the Misses lmogene and Ger,
trude smith. AZ the ParriOtt cottage
on the camp ground.
Mrs William Ferguson. OF this city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-04

Who was called 20 Pittsburgh on &C.
count Of the death OF a relative, has
returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. James = Shipman. OF
Third street will leave tomorrow on
a vacation trip about the lakes.
John Chapman. Jr.. OF Glen Easton.
vas In the city yesterday. attending
to business matters.
Miss Loretta Maurot. OF this city.
has accepted the position OF book.
keeper. a. the Mound Coal Company.
Nirs. Retta Roberts. OF n / city.
has returned home after a visit with
friends az Mt Ollvet.
Ray Chambers returned home yes
terday from bethany. where he has
been h guest OF W. L Chambers
and family for a week.
Miss May Kautz. OF Fourth street.
IL s%epnding n week with relatives at
Cameron.
Misses Hazel and Saliie Love will
leave tomorrow for Cumberland. Md
for a visit To their grandparents.
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MeMeehen BrIefa

All cars were running of the regu-
lar schedule last evening. due 10
the power being OF at short inter.
walls.
Many McMechen people will attend
the big Marshall county merchants
outing at the park today. The local
stores will be closed throughout tn
day.
Misses Regina MARBLE and Mona
Sharp spent yesterday shopping at
Wheeling.
c. G. Schaner OF this city. Is VISIT
Ing at Businessburg. o.. for a few
days. ,
Miss Madeline Brill Of Toledo. o..
IL the guest OF Miss Daisy Lukhart
Of this city for several days.
McMechen Lodge No. IA. Knights
OF Pythias. held its regular meeting
last evening and considerable bust
ness was given attention.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Simmons OF near
Norkyille, o., spent yesterday here
visiting with friends and relatives.
The work OF making repairs 10 the
Wheeling Traction company lines
ear the McMechen Run bridge Is
progressing nicely.
Miss Ada HiRgs OF Glen Easton. Is
visiting here with friends for a few
days.
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MAJORSVILLE
Mrs. A. e. Alley Entertained.


MAJORSVILLE. w. Va. Aug q
Mrs. a. r. Alley entertained Mrs. A.
r. Alley OF Waynesburp. very pleasant
" entertained Friday afternoon and
evening at the home OF her daughter.
Mrs. John Milliken. OF this place. The
hours were spent in a social way. Dur.
ing the evening elegant refreshments
were served.
The following persons were present:
Mesdames. Mary Howard. Eta Alley,
Mark Kimmons. ollie Munnell. Dell
Harsh. Flora Mahen. Fannie Beals.
Jane Howard. Cecil Johnson, Gerta
Archer. Minnie Archer. Flora Steele.
Ola Myers. Marie Milliken. Jennie
Sampson. Emma Wallace. Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. A. +.
Alley. Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Archer. AIR.
and Mrs. II. w. Steele. Misses Leota
Steele, Nellie and Fairy Harsh. Lolita
and Fern Whiteman. ildred Richard.
son. Olive Wallace. Opal Seaton, Pear
Plants. Irene and Marie Whiteman.
Eliza and Hazel Alley. Naoma Crum.
Phoebe Archer. Mildred and Mary
Johnson, Kathryn Steele. Gladys Arch.
er. Nernella Mahen. Lucille MiIllken.
Messrs: Harold Drum. Charles Mahen,
William Archer. W. e. Wallace, Chas
Mckerrihan. Roy Clutter. Logan MAJ
ors, Earl Clutter and o. T. Steele.
Mrs. Miiliken has been in very poor
health for some time and as she leaves
In a fortnight to take several weeks
treatment. her friends seized this %
portunity of presenting a silver onef
ing for the purchase Of n necklace ~
a present for her 18th birthday TO be
celebrated in August.
All extend best wishes and hope that
the treatment at the sanitarium MAJ
restore her TO health.
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