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SALYARSAN TO Be
MADE HERE JULY 1
Brooklyn Plant VIII Supply
Enough for Needs of
Whole Country.

Saivsrssn, manufactured commercially
In the United States for the first time
will he sold In this country by July l at
price materially under the retail rates
for the imported product even before the
war and probably more than a third less
than the present price. Shipping charges.
an import duty Of 30 per cent. royalties
and other expenses which have entered
into the price heretofore will be elimi-
mated by the production OF salvarsan at
a plant and laboratory in Brooklyn now
nearly completed which will be able to
supply the needs OF this country and
even export to South and Central Amer
lea.
Dr. q. y. MetE, who has returned to
America after eight months instruction
In the process Of the manufacture Of
salvarsan at the plant at Hoechst, Ger
many, will be In charge of the "H. A.
Metz Laboratories. Inc" in Brooklyn,
which will make this country indepen
dent for its supply. Under him will be
four specialized chemists. The factory
will employ about 100 workers.
Manufacture of the product by other
companies will be possible when the
Adamson trading with the enemy bill
becomes law. but the contemplate ed
formation OF any companies for this
purpose, VI there are any, mas not been
announced. The Adanson bill pro-
vides that German patent rights be sus-
pended for the period OF the war. allow
Ing any person to take advantage OF
such patents. II granted a special license
by the Government for that purpose
Five per cent. OF the profits accrung to
any person from the manufacture Of
products under such patents must be
turned over to the Government to ren-
burse the German patent holders after
the war. The latter retain under any
circumstances the power to appeal for
a greater return.
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PLAYS AND PLAYERS.

Lest the name Of Hammersteiu cease
forever from the theatrical armament,
Arthur Of that name yesterday installed
his nephew, Oscar 2d, In the business
instructing him to go back stage at the
Casino Theatre, watch You're In Love"
and mind he behaved himself Young
Oscar, who is the son of the late william
Hammersteln. wrote this seasons Colum-
bia uniyersity show, Home. James" and
in fair way 10 handle the lawsuits
which make life endursbie for his grand
father, but his uncle urged him to give
up the law for pleasure.
Irene Franklin OF THE Passing show
of 1917" company had a birthday yester-
day like any ordinary mortal. though It's
number in the series Is not given. Besides
having her dressing room decorated with
flowers by her fellow players, she was
given touring car by Burton Green,
which IL not so interesting as II sounds,
because he's her husband.
George u. Mack, who was the Gorernoy
In "sybn" will still be a member Of the
stage retinue OF Julia Sanderson and
Joseph Cawthorn. minus Donald, when
they are presented next season in Ram
bier Rose"
The fsrighton Beach Music Hall will
come to life with The Birth OF n Nation"
on Friday night, June 20, ARRANGEMENTS
having been made for limited summer
engagement of the -. W. Griffith's spec
tacle.
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Marsh 1890 Main
Street. Ellenville. n. Y.
John &. Matticc. 235 Stratford Ave
Bridgeport, Conn.
John W. Meyer. Fulton Ave. Hemp
stead l.. l.
Monticello Auto supply Co,
Broadway. Monticello. y. Y.
6. ~. Patterson. Monmouth g,
Red Bank. n. j.
Port Jer,is Garage. Rail & suSSe1
sts.. Port Jervis. y. Y.
Roscberry Bros. Boividore. n !.
Richard v. RyersOn. % North
Street, Midhlctown, y. Y.
Leonard r. simonson. Glen Cove,
sloan 4 tlapper, Inc, 10 Lander
Street, Newburgh, y. Y.
Geo. u. stevens. Fishklll ". Y.
Stidworthy Bros. Nctcong. n. !.
striker A Youmans, IS Furnace
Street, Kingston. n. Y.
yail-f am pheIl Co.. Riverhead. ny
Van Dusen's Garage. Passaic st. \
Railroad Ave, IIackcnsack. y. J
White Plains Garage Co.. Ma.
maroneck Ave. white Plains. y Y.
woods Garage & Sales Co.. 1884
Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn. y. y.
Thos. Lloyd. d57 kearney Avenue
kearney, \. \.
Central Motor Car Company.
Washington Street. BLOOMFIELD. \
BERNARD curry, Liberty. y. Y.
Nanatta Bros. Callicoon. y. Y.
James Nanion, Nanion's Garage.
Livingston Manor. y. Y.
Geo. NJ. Hoyt a son. North Salem
stronghcart Garage. sag Harbor.
}. =. Beckerlc, Pearl River. " Y.
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DIED..

cOpERO.-Pedro II. Services Campbelrs
FUNERAL. CHURCH" Broadway and
sixty-sixth street. Time later
RARNUM the 18th inst, ]. Edward.
son OF the late ]. Edward and Eliza
L. Farnum. aged As years
Relatives and friends OF the family ara
invited to attend tine funeral service
on wednesday Mt 2;3O =. NJ. at his la to
residence at the Acres, near Media,
Pa Carriages will meet IS p NJ.
train from Broad street Station at
Media. Interment private.
RIyTHERFURD.--Aiic wife Of winthrop
Rutherfurd and daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. l.. p Morton, on Tuesday, June
10. 1917, in New York.
Yunsral Thursday on arrival of train
leaving New York at 1850 A. NJ. or
d., L. & w. r. II. for iacketts'own, y. j
aANGER-Fairneld Osborn Sanger, son o
Ralph Sanger and virginia Osborn
sanger, in the eleventh year Of his ago
at Castle Rock. Garrison on Hudson
on June Is.
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BALDWIN Gsrage. Inc. SO baldwin

Baldwin Garage, Inc, SO BALDWIN
Ave, jersey city, y. j.
Birch 4 Bassctt. 20 Morris Ave.
Dover. \. J.
Louis Blum, 65i Richmond rd..
Concord, =. |.
John Bosch, Jr.. Milburn Garage,
Baldwin, l.. l.
The 4. y. Briggs Co.. 1913 Central
Avenue. Newark, y. j.
Center Garage Co.. B'way & Lake
Central Garage. 225 New Bruns-
wick Ave, Perth Amboy. y. H.
Chas. VI. Ola, a Son, Washington
St. poughkeepsic. n '.
Decker a keyDton. 1928 boulevard.
W. IIoboken. y. i.
Park Ridge. y. j.
HaIken Bros, Somerset Garage
Plainfcld. y J.
Hewlett a Rcmsen. Roslyn. l.. 7.
Hoagiand's Garage, somerville,
Jack,on's Garage. FarminsdaIe.
Peter Jensen. Chappaqua Garage.
thsppapua, \. Y.
Clark Jones. Blairstown. y. J.
Jules !. kim. rs Summer street
stamford. Conn.
4. y. koyt, IS Water street. Newton.
!. J.. Laba,. Tranquility, \. j.
A's,' e. J. laurie " SON. Morris Plains
Iowa, Garage, Inc. 2o5 So. Broad
way. Nonkers. n. V.
McGkcrOn's Garage, Kings Park.
Tho,. y. Mckennn. IL Ames Ave.
Rutherford. y. j.
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wellesley Graduates 200.

WELLESLEY. Mass, June Ia.-We,,o,.
ley College conferred degrees on 2,o
young women and awarded ccr,iaca,o,
to thrty-nine students for proficiency 4,
the department OF hygiene at It's com.
mencement to-day. \ memorial tabt,,
In Tower Court 10 Mr-. - willis James
of New York was unveiled
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Society. died suddenly yesterday morn
ing at his home IN Roselle. N. ]. He was
born seventy-four years ago In Constan-
tinople. During the civil war he served
with the Twentieth Ohio Volunteers be-
ing discharged with the rank OF Captain.
He was the author OF "Turkish Life In
War Time" and Centennial History OF
the American Bible Society" In 1895
tho degree OF LII. d. was conferred on
him by Amherst College.
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Ta NJ nany's Leanness Exposed. .

The lean times for Tammany were re-
hected yesterday in a judgment obtained
against the Thomas J. McManus Asso-
citation. 72S Ninth avenue. of which ex-
senator McManus Is the head. by De-
vanney Armstrong. liquor dealers.
The Judgment, for s+0s, was obtained
for defaulted interest and principal on
n bond for $3.50 issued by the club in
e07 maturing January 1 last.
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JOHN P. C0HALAN GETS DEGREE
Awarded LII. y. At Manhattan Col
iese Commencement.

The honorary degree OF bachelor Of
laws was conferred on Surrogate John
+. Cohalan at the sixty-fourth annual
commencement exercises Of Manhattan
College held In Carnegie Hall last night
A similar degree was conferred on the
Rev. Thomas p. Phelan OF the class Of
1898. and the honorary degree OF mas
ter OF arts was conferred on Bryan L.
Kennedy Of the class Of 1855.
The Right Rev. Patrick J. Hayes.
Auxiliary Bishop of New York. pre-
sided at the exercises, and the address
to the graduates was delivered by Sur
rogate Cohalan.
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HERBERT PLAY FOR WEBER.

"Her Regiment" to he Seen Here
and "EiIeen" sent on Tour.
Joe Weber announced yesterday that
his first production for next season will
be musical comedy entitled Her Regi-
ment," for which Victor Herbert IL now
writing the score at his summer camp
In the Adirondacks. Tho book and
lyrics will be put together by william
lie Baron. As Joint stars for tho piece
Mr.. Weber has engaged Carolina White,
lately prima donna OF the Chicago-Phil-
adelphia Grand Opera Company, and
Donald Brian. Dallas Wexford will have
the comedy role
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JAMES VAN ALST.

James Van Alst. 7b. OF 4s1 Fourteenth
street, Brooklyn. who was president OF
the Gowanus Towing Company ana
resident of Brooklyn for over ffty years:
died Monday of heart disease Burlai
will be private. He leaves widow,
Christina, four sons and fve daughters.
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swami Promotes owen Bohsn.

District Attorney Swami announced
yesterday tba promotion OF owen Bohan
from a deputy assistant to Assistant
District Attorney to succeed Assistant
District Attorney O'Malley. Mr.. Bohan
has been in charge of the indictment
and extradition bureau since his ap
pointment by Mr.. Swami. His new post
carries with II a salary OF $1,000 n ven
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ROSCOE A. PERRY.

Roscoe A. Perry, secretary and treas
lrer of the sugar and coffee brokerage
trm OF Minford. Lueder & Co. at 105
Wall street. Manhattan. died suddenly
in his home, II Seventh avenue.
Brooklyn. Burial will he at Lincoln.
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MARRIED..

sToNE-wALsH AT the Church of the
Ascension. New York, June is, by the
Rev DR.. Percy Stlckney Grant
sisted by the Rev. Harold A. Lynch,
Stephen Grant Stone and Edith Schuy-
Ter walsh.
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0Hoo :sszI1a4x AND

Our First Mortgage Participa-
tion Certificates pay <,h% exempt
from personal tax In this State. ~
They enabis you to invest any
sum without sxpense and have
the interest commence imme-
diateiy.
They are parts Of . specihc
Guaranteed mostsass on New
York city property.
No invsstor has svsr lost . dcflar
Dgb|tpuGA@ @Asurue
cspital 6 Surplus, 90, ,0O0. 900
lY6 Btvsy ~. i7B Dsnssa =, Ukiyh
80 Sliaoa - Sansiee
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THE REV. H. I. DWIGHT.

The Rev. II. ]. Dwight. Ill. D.. author
and secretary of the American Bible
The sun., 1917-06-20

Neb. Mr.. Perry II survived by a nephew,
George Perry.
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bitterly My own | am ever ready ia
forgive.
Why arc y" iiE" that?
we Are Ecvcr 3 5%ricvcd When We
Interrupt Ourselves.

Yuu 500. r.tuS" /" a,Imit that that
is "a personal i"rrndi!!". | think the
average human being has Tins propcn-
sity /" Zee! a@srI,r.,i n; H." l"%S or
w"rking TIM when someone else want"
him Ia DE-. something, and prrf"'i!!
rnnplaisaut when he wastes his own
time.
have known Ill" .Awthorman to
spend hours pleasantly putt"rInE ahuu'
His study ami then hrCnm" rISht"oISiy
iutjunanr ani ell on In" gods To wit
ness THAI h" cannot h" expected I" get
anything dom" wh'n his vii" "1ntS
han :" move II j., - Of furritur" into
III" attic.
Why is it?
Wrn. If ruurS.. it's natural Ia r ccr-
tain degree.
So That There Wont Be Any Nixup.
other I.oplc.' concerns as h" did 10 his
own what would h,.cnIn" Of his own?
Sumcon" else might attend TO Ihcm'
and then again night not.
snpp"S" ntIur'' KAY" each Of ns me
instinct 10 look "Tt for ourselves Hrs;
$" that there w"Ulint j." any miNup
Hnd each onr would got looked out for.
! don't mean That IL sound quite as sell
ish rs II docs. Nltr'ism is III" great
"Ht 81 all virtues. :" my mind. And yet
| can understand why VI aren't by mn
turc altruisti".
Moreover. II is = law nf human ma
turr. that anything "nu ii" of Your own
accord is pi"y md anything you do for
Somconr ci>" iS work.
Tho Difference EotWeen Work ma
Play.
Painting tho fcur" wns work tn Tom
Sawyer hcCaus" his father had told him
he had To do It. II vas play 10 the
boys whom that rnnSummatr student
of character invrirlrd int" doing it for
him hrcauS" II" mad" thcm wnnt 10
d" t..
ur course anyone who has those twin
gifts. Il S"u$n nf logic nTd sense or
hnmnr. will laugh al himself when ne
finds himself rcS"NIiHg other people
interruptions: md permitting his own.
II" will pal stop T." this ErudS'nE
attitude and viii civ" whHt"rrr lie can
honestly rffnrl 10 IlN" Gr#riHuHiE.
And ha VIII nisH max" up his mtnd
tn nr moro storm with that worst OF NIL
Offenders ns:uinst concentration and nc
CnmI!iS
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SIDE TALKS
BY Euth Cameron.
Your Own Interruptions

The other morning ! spent fifteen
minutes AT tho Telephone tIi my own
nrrnrdl In ;hc mIldi" nf my working
tiIac.
AS loft tho telephone on" OF my
hOuSrnntcS called u'it 20 me:
IF anyon" asked you 20 give np all
that linz" from your work you'd think
You were terribly pat upon"
And it WIS true.
As went IHCk INFO my study ! re-
GrclrA ruiltlly upon tn" matter and
can," 10 that conclusions
other peoples Interruptions resent
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subject is Intestinal Obstruction"
and those on the program for q dk.
cussion are Drs. Fulton, Reed ana
Schwin.
There will also be an informal din
ner at the Hotel Windsor at g. O'Clock.
| to which all doctors in the Ohio Val
ley are invited. Reservations SHOULD
be made to the secretary. Thu lee
lure is in the ballroom at $3.50 p. n.
There are two phonograph records
missing, Bridget" !.
Sure, the goat did eat 'em up TO-
day, Pat
Well, he wasn't feeling first rata:
perhaps they'll tone him up BIT
| Yonkers Statesman.
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Summer DanceH.

Tho local B +. o. +. are not over
looking any arrangements for this sum
mer's rleasur" and arc already deerIs
cnea ecd IN plans Tor series Of sum
mrr dances At tho Wheeling lark pa
vi:ion. These will be held during June
,Ju,y and August and will furnish many
Of tho most enjoyable summer parties
Tho question Of their attendance Is al.
repdy settled. us the park Is one OF tbs
prsttiest spots near tho city. and Is
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Nnnthrr IT this Wt"kS :"rN "IsN''T
nrtcrtaintn.riS will tax" rlac" t"m"r-
row .frs-n""H At III" HON" "t Mr.. and
AIRS r. e. T;aat"i' III Pleasant Valley.
with III" Bus! t:""S Of the Hospital
>rvir:: in charge. The: nav" conceived
f.:iS plan ~ raising nrnn' y for tn" OHIO
Vai...r G"rc'..I hospital. and hay" hs"n
v.r. busy Cor Gays arranging and r.
t"LrSInC their program. This is mad"
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Entertained Members.

Mr. md Mrs. Bcri Hoffman Of South
York street, entertained Court no. -
Tribe Of Zen HUr. last evening at their
home. y social program WAS observed
ami refreshments wrr" served.
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wedding of This Month.

Tho wedding of Miss Helen Lutz -
Dr. Harold W. Gamhl" Of pItrSlurGh.
will take plac" on Wednesday. May -.
Tho ceremony will ~" i.t III" HON" ni
the brides parents. MIR. and Mrs. Will
liam J. t.utz az the Island. ain will II"
attended BY only clos" relatives md
friends.
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mn Of annrs and ducts. also ROTATIONS
and will h. given in the most pleasing
manner possible. All friends Of thS
club are invited for tn" occasion an"
will bc served refreshments at o'clock
Those taking par; arr:
Misses.
Ouarrier Uazlntt Virginia Harper
Si1,o,. CHIN Elsie Wagner
;..roline pa,lIl Elizabeth Rey-man
emo Wilson lane Russell
NTarv EIiZ.,h.,h Katherine Burns
Sweeney
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nn 'rrG' S,aE afternoon Of next """k.
In. N.u". 30 ''ha&tai Study club vii!
hci! u parry ~ Iir HON" 1T Miss Tiara
R"S., ,'ni"rraa on South cAap!inc s;r"'.; :.
IT,. guests will play hr:dSr. and Will
also l.-i..c ,hrir n""Gl.work. Tea will
d., >.:X.,; =. :; o'rin'-i.
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ForiAmb and Other Roast,

appointment. He will probably make
n similar appointment today TO fill the
vacancy for a commissioner in New
MartinSville.
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WESTERN RESERVE DEAN
WILL ADDRESS DOCTORS
Or. Carl A. Hannah Of Cleveland
Speaks Before Ohio County
MedicaI Society T oniGht.

Dr. Carl A. Hannah. clinical profea-
sor Of surgery and d"an of Western
Reserve university. Cleveland, Ohio,
is the speaker before tho Ohio County
Medical society this evening. Inc
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COUNTRY CLUB
DINNER DANCE
PRINCIPAL EVENT OF THE WEEK
WILL TAKE PLACE THIS
EVENING.
Several Reservations for Dinner viii
Be Augmented by the Crowd Of
Younger People. Who VIII
Go Up to Dance.

Bright, sunshiny weather to-day will
make the Country Club place OF beau
ty for this evenings dinner dance.
which will be the first Of the series
for the summer. There will probably
be much entertaining the coming
months at the club, where always the
society folk collect toS mornings at
golf, afternoons at bridge. for tea, din
ner, and, later. dancing.
There is still the sad under-current
Of the prolonged war, and no doubt
many Of the seasons affairs Of garden
parties. bridge parties. bazars and 9TH
or events will bear out this refrain.
The hills and fields about the club
are most beautiful now, and more de-
lightful spot for entertaining could not
be imagined Mr.. Remlinger. the new
manager, in the supervision Of this
evenings affair. will make 1t one OF
the important ones Of the year.
Reservations have been made for so
dinner guests, and many others Will
later go up for dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". H. Abbott. Mr. and
Mrs. Benton Bellamy. Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
e. Field. Mr. and Mrs. Earl D. Adams
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. Q. Nonat are all
having parties Of eight.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Behrens. Mt;
and Mrs F. E. Armbruster. Mr.. and
Mrs. Don Merriman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mertz Franzheim are having lou!
guests each, and Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Brady are entertaining six.
For Brids-Eelect.
Miss Helen Hutchinson. whose engage
mont to Mr.. Charles +. Pickett was an
nounced recently. WAS complln1ented
last evening with party given by Mrs
a, Mrs F'red's home. The guests seWed
until 10 o'clock when they were served
luncheon which had appointments IN
pink and white, M Tsoss present were
Helen Hutchinson Minnie knots
Nell Campbell Elizabeth McGraw
Edna May Hipkins
Mesdamss
NJ. II. Smith JAMES Hutchinson
Paul PAUL Fred chester Hutchinson
Lawrence Stegc- Charles Fred
Other Flag Day Committees.
on Saturday further opportunity Viii
given the generous citizens OF Nheel-
ing - contribute Ia n" child welfare
fund The WumanS club OF IN" city
hav. formed Il plan by which they hope
10 aid u IN" amount already IN nanH
for tho >iimme. months IN the sale OIL
flags On TINS day.
Committees have been AZ pointed Tor
thu several districts ut IN" city. anu
will be- abroad ut IN early hour Satur-
dav morning. They will offer small
american Tags AT amy SUM IN" pUrcniS-
or may ;.iiu,,Sc u give.
Mrs. /. ". Rankin. who will harf the
business district. aud Miss Earf:a
ErandfaSs. North Wheeling. have COM
plst"I thHic committees: also Mrs. farE
iiaIl. VIII" will have tn. south Side.
Uu,own distriri-Mrs. Joseph Rankin.
chairman:
l.rizah..th Browne Eleanor Hamilton
NnTnIn i:l:trl t;-nc Ragulcy
NINA E"uttrr My tiarNlhS
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Ideal Tor dances or TINS Rlnd. Inc I"-
wilton is high, rnomy and airy and COM
for tnbfy accommodates scores of guests.
Tho committee of William Windsor.
Mark klibanow. Dave kraus and Harry
King continue in charge of these events.
Eighth Birthday.
Master. Harold Sarvcr was the young
host on Wednesday evening Ia mum
Der OF friends. The occasion celebrated
his eighth birthday anniversary and The
evening was filled with games y! !!
o'clock a luncheon was served the fol-
lowing:
Misses
Dorothy Elmer Hazel Critchfeld
Virginia Enney May RiSt
Tirsinia Schafer Dorothy Haney
Virginia Haley Dora Schaler
Tmily Jane Green Virginia Kidney
Masters
Thomas Carney Walter Colbert
William Green Alton Huff
George Murphy Edward Plankey
Cyril HUFF John Murphy
Harry kidney William Murphy
Harold Rose Charles Elmer
Richard Critchfeld Junior Srhafer
Robert Sarvcr Harold Sarver
For May Bride.
Mrs. Guy Chapman who !s n recent
bride was given pretty party last eve
ming by Miss Angola Chapman and Mrs.
". II. Scharf at the homo OF the lHttec
at Edgwood. Thirty guests were in
cluded and series of enjoyable diver
sions gave place at 10 o'clock to tho
serving Of delightful refreshments.
Knisri1n-Mcconneu.
Announcements have been received oC
the marriage Oh Thursday. May }. of
Miss Margaret Blanche Mcdonnell.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Nc
Conncll 70 Mr.. William n. knl"rim "t
Wheeling. Tho groom il n we'll known
employee in the office Of Untcd Stut"s
engneers.
Cards read:
Mr., and Mrs. William Mcdonnell
announce tho marriage nr their daughter
Margaret Blanche
Mr.. Wllinm Henry ItnI"rim
on Thursday. May third
nineteen hundred ind seventeen
Wheeling. West Virginia.
Al home
uftor juno first, 1917
IS 22nd stroet.
Event Of Today.
This afternoon ut the E:lk$' club tho
nrnmn loHgti" department OF tn" N"m-
ans club, with Mrs, Walter :. Kelly az
it's chairman, will huv" IN churg" TIN:
Prcernm uf the m""ting. which Will rl"Sr
Its your. except for Ih" Music Festival
OF May ~
Nonibnrs II Ih.. club Will h." mImittrd
upon tn" presentation of their cards nm
all nrrEh"rs ar. urged /" bring ut least
une guest for TN" Afternoon. Ms the
proceeds OF linz entertainment Will Ia"
used for child welfare work. r"Crn iy
taken up hy th- club.
ri. program arrangement l. very
pleasing Mrs Robert II. Marshall
whose song numhrrs ar" always warmly
received. VIII civ" cr"uT from her
lnvurttu Cc!nr"scrs. Mrs. Jefferson
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Ideal for dances Of this kind. The pa
wilton is high, rnomy and airy and COM
for tabry accommodates scores of guests.
Tho committee of William Windsor.
Mark klibanow. Dave kraus and Harry
King continue in charge of these events.
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For May Bride.

bride, was given pretty party last eye
ming by Miss Angola Chapman and Mrs
W. II. Scharf at the homo OF the latte:
at Edgwood. Thirty guests were in
cluded and Il series Of enjoyable diver
sions gave place at 10 o'clock To The
serving Of delightful refreshments.
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Garnish Flavors

Garnish your summer salads with
it, or mix the salad articles into the jcll.
So with Lime flavor - made from
hrne-huit juice, It is green and tart
and zestful. And either can be mado
in a moment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-11
Eighth Birthday.

Master. Harold Sarvcr was the young
host on Wednesday evening Ia mum
Der OF friends. Tho occasion celebrated
his eighth birthday anniversary and The
q clock a luncheon was served the fol-
lowing:
The Springdale news., 1917-11-09
Women Tortured
Suffer Terribly With Corns Because of High Heels. But Why
 Care Now

Women wear high heels which buc- llle up their toes and they sufftr ter ribly from corns Women then pro- ceed to trim these pests, seeking re- lief, but they hardly realize the ter rible danger from infection, says a Cincinnati authority.
 Corns can easily be lifted out with the fingers if you will get from any drug store quarter of an ounce of drug called freezone. This N suffi- cient to remove every hard or soft corn or eallus from ones feet You simply apply few drops directly upon the tender, aching corn or call Jus. The soreness is relieved at once and soon the entire corn or callus, root and all, lifts out without one particle of pain.
 This freezone is a sticky substance which dries in a moment. It just shrivels up the corn without inflaming or even irritating the surrounding ts- sue or skin. Tell your wife about this
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