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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-21

New York, N. Y.-It is conservative
ly estimated that over three million
people annually in this country alone
are taking Nuxated Iron. Such aston
ishing results have been reported from
it's use both by doctors and laymen,
that a number of physicians in var
ious parts of the country have been
asked to explain why they prescribe 1t
SO extensively, and why 1t apparently
produces so much better results than
were obtained from the old forms of
inorganic iron.
Extracts from some OF the letters re-
ceived are given below:
DIR. King, New York physician and
author says: There can be no Wig
orous iron men without iron. Pallor
means anaemia. Anaemia means iron
deficiency. The skin of anaemic men
and women is pale. The flesh flabby.
The muscles lack tone, the brain Tags
and the memory fails and they often
become weak, nervous, irritable. de-
spondent and melancholy When iron
goes from the blood OF women, the
roses go from their cheeks.
In the most common foods Of Ameri-
ca, the starches, sugars, table syrups
candies. polished rice, white bread,
soda crackers, biscuits, macaroni,
spaghetti, tapioca. sage, farina, deger-
minated cornmeal, no longer is iron to
be found. Refining processes have re-
moved the iron of Mother Earth from
these impoverished foods. and silly
methods of home cookery. by throw
ing down the waste pine the water in
which our vegetables are cooked is re-
sponsible for another grave iron loss.
Therefore. II you wish to preserve
your youthful vim and vigor to ripe
old age. you must supply the iron de-
ficiency in your food by using some
form of organic iron. just as you would
use salt when your food has not
enough salt.
DIR. Z. Sauer a Boston physician,
who has studied widely in both this
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-21
Rockies and Regulars

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Manage
Mitchell of the Cubs likes California
but it's no place to train Il ball club
In his opinion voiced today. Climate,
diamonds and hotels are good, but
smokers with hot wcinies, enchalada
and musty beer don't go. But never
theless the Cubs walloped Sacramento,
to 2, yesterday.
MINERAL WELLS, Tex. - The
Whites of the Sox have at least one
championship for the year. BY defeat
ing the Blues yesterday they annexed
the title of Palo Pinto county. The
score, to 4. Tomorrow the teams get
away for exhibition games
MIAMI, Fla.-Thc Athletics come
hcre in force Thursday to play the first
Of three scheduled games with the
braves.
HOT SPRINGS, Ark-The show
down will come today for Casey stem
gel and lack Wheat, Brooklyn hold
outs They will hold final confer
ence with Charles H. ESbotts
MARLIN, Tex.-Home runs by Rob
cltson, Holke and Kauff helped the
first string Giants crush Fort Worth.
to 6.
NEW ORLEANS, La.-Fohl will not
start pruning his Yannigans until the
season is well under way. He will
keep his staff OF IA pitchors until after
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-21
WELSH MAY MEET KILRANE

New York. March 21.-Harry Pollok.
manager of Freddie Welsh, today an
nounced he had received a renewal of
the offer of $4,000 for a bout al To-
l"do, O., between Welsh and Johnny
kilbane, the feathcrweight champion.
The offer WAS made by Eddie McDan-
icls, who says he has Kilhane's promise
TO go through with the match.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-21
TRUE VIGILANCE.

In a place in New Jersey town
building caught fire and the cXtin-
guishers failed to do their work. \
few days later at the town meeting
some citizens tried to learn the rea =
son. After they had freely discussed
the subject, one of them said: Mr..
Chairman. 1 make a motion that the
fire eXtinguishers be examined ten days
before every Observation-Disclosures Pub
lie Ledger
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-21

April 10, it was announced here today.
WAXAHACHIE, Tex. Manager
Jennings was so impressed with the
work of Nicholson in yesterdays game
against Dallas that he is seriously con-
sidering the big outfielder for a regu-
lar berth. Nick contributed a double
and a triple and accepted several diff
ficult fielding chances
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-21
BOWLING RESULTS.

The Wallace Shoes defeated the
Reeves Cigars in the City Bowling
league match played off last night at
the Recreation alleys and the Hard
wares defeated the Gas company in
the Commercial league. The scores:
CITN EAGIIE
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-21
LAST NIGHTS FIGHTS

NEW YORk-Gus Christie of In
dianapolis gave Buck Grouse Il bad
beating in 10 rounds.
CLEVELAND - Battling Murphy
ended second best under the jabs and
uppercuts handed out by Jake Schiller,
of Buffalo here last night.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-21

Sam Agnew, the Boston Red Sox
catcher. has been at Hot Springs,
Ark. since early in Febru ry. He is
as gay as an unbroken colt, to the
envy of the other Boston players at
Hot Springs. He says he is in mid
season form and he certainly looks
the part.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-21

Polk Directory OF Canyon, dem,
Washington nnC Adams counties now
off the rress. Write for particulars. f
L. Polk g. Co, Globe Bldg. Seattle,
Wash.-Adv Ii
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-21
MINOR MAGNATES.
EXPECT SEASON TO
Be PROFITABLE one
President of International
Confident All Will Be
Well in Balloon if the
Weather Behaves.

New York, March 21.-Unless bad
weather intervenes and repeats the
playful stunts that gummed things up
a couple of years ago, Ed g. Barrow,
president of the International league,
believes the coming baseball season
will be the most profitable the minor
leagues have enjoyed since the pros
porous days before Jim Gilmore and
his gang threw their famous monkey
wrench into the machinery.
Barrow today pointed out the coming
test of inter-league games between the
international league and American as
ISOLATION, the publicity that has been
given to baseball during the winter,
and settling down of the public to take
baseball as it Is without arguing the
merits of the Federals as compared
with organized baseball.
BELIEVES IN LUNCHES.
81 didn't feel as if last year would be
mt say It would. I'm quite a hunch
player and I've got an awful strong
bunch right now that we've seen the
last of those awful days
THE nter-league series, believe, is
something that hasn't been greatly
considered by the fans, so far, but be-
fore 1t has been started there will be
a tremendous amount of enthusiasm.
THE idea first originated in the
brain of Garry Hermann when he
proposed such series between the
National and American leagues. 1t
fell through there and then we began
TO talk it over with the American asso-
citation club owners, but the Feds
came along and forced us to drop it.
We were afraid to leave our territory
for long period.
There will be some added mileage
expense, and the trip west for us will
be long and hard but we firmly be-
lieve that the added attraction will
fully offset any added expense Bad
weather is the only thing that can
prevent us fro madvancing a long step
toward the goal of popularity the game
enjoyed before the Feds wrecked
things"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-21

Let us mount your head and tan
your hide. Limbert, 1875 So. 11th.-I
Adv. If !
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-21

Washington had a special fondness
for sorrel horses. He rode a fine one
at the battle of Trenton
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-21

The total value OF the radium tested
at the United States bureau OF stand
ards in Washington exceeds $1.0O0.0O9.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-21
City Physicians Explain Why They Prescribe
Nuxated Iron To Make Beautiful, Healthy
Women And Strong, Vigorous Men
NOW BEING THREE MILLION PEOPLE ANNUALLY

quickly perfect s1M s s ns and . 't
c n time
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-21

Dealers in Alden, Arabia, are in the
market for various styles of American
bottles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-07
1T
7'9c

hoped that tho ma jority or Beu~ood !,
citizens will follow this example and&
Put their money 30 a use worth while. ?,
ON Sunday, June 10 tho Bcnwond COM :.
prny. M. IS. l.. L. *. Of j.. will take !,
thr beautiful flag. which tho Indies pre- :
scented IT, Them on TU" sdH" evening. TO :.
Pittsburgh To carry in the memorial !.
parade. :.
Miss Fila Conwcll Of Pittsburgh. is :
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. MornInSstar
of Water street =.
Miss Rose Harnhan Is III. 4
Miss Catherine WcSirnhavcr Of BoSGs &
Il;n. left last evening TO sr-nd a few )
days with friends and relatives at CAld-r
wills Fun. :.
John ZACH Jr. Of Main street. was OPP;
Grated oil yesterday morning at the Ohio :.
Valley General hoSriIaI.
Mrs. Melinda Parsons Of Jackson. W.
Va. and Mrs. Eva Baton of Pittsburgh. :;
Pa ar" visiting Mrs. james Hunter. OF ..
Main street. -
Ia,rr. M"Marhnn has changed hiss,
rcsii"n"" from Water to Main street =
Nil" shepard. WHO has Joined the Red !;
Cross Chapter 1T Wheeling. left last.
evening for Columbus. .. He will later !.
go Ia France -.
los p. kisScl Of Main street. left last
evening for Charleston
Louis Ni'hergall has returned 10 this
city after spending week at Pitts :.
hurEh. = ..
Miss Elan.hn Rachman OF The local
National Exchange. Is i'll.
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REJECTS GOOD OFFER
TO SERVE COUNTRY
Former Martins Ferry High School
Athlete EnIists In Battery at
LchIJh University.


Turning down an attractive offer
from the Bethlehem Steel company.
Wyndham Lewis, Of Martins Ferry,
former all-arOund athlete for the high
school Of that city. has enlisted in
Battery \, composed Of students OF
Lehich university, and will leave
shortly for California 10 enter train
ing. Lewis is manager Of the lacrosse
team at Lehsh which won the cham
pionship cup this year with other east
nrn universities. He was also on foot
hall, basketball aud baseball teams at
the university,
He is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
l.. Lewis, of Carlisle street. Martins
Ferry, and played on football, basket
ball ard baseball teams AZ Martins
Ferry high school for several years.
He is Il junior a, Lehlgh this year.
After leaving the Martins Ferry high
school ne went with the Bethlehem
Steel company and was connected
with The company until he entered
LehiCh.
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brave souls who ar. making that su-
rrcHu Strriiir"--rI",IrlnG - N" i'"int
where further endurance, seems lmI"@-
Sihi" ana rh"y long /" I"t Themselves
c"---aud then taking /. fresh hold On
IT, h"mS. ives ami still enduring.
IN TO my Wind thor" arr no heroes
or nrr"InsS IN all III" world vino GrS"rH"
a mnr" shining reward.
When on lots oneself 90 - pieces.
"nc immediately BECOMES the center or
IL, stag. Cares ar. removed from m" :
shoulders and n" oil -: ipT.. Is pu!r, d
, AT" ones wounds. People wh" haven't
paid any ;tt'.ntlon 10 one before become"
Svm;r.t h.tiC and pityIrC WITNESS my
trIrlhS AID their flowers and autos.
pu. ,"as 80 Ian on ones onw strength
and i"auS on ;h,. strength a. others.
; Like Laying Ones Aching Bones IN Bed.
l. Is Tx" Gl|in@ IN I" an Hines: with
which .ur has l"n1; hr"u struggling and
r"fa N,nS "n"'S weary aching h"dy IN led.
II * natural. M. human ih!rS 10 i"
when INC strain becomes 10" great. Just
lr.i.:.. The bonds Of S".i control and stop
irving To %. i r. sr"Hslb,c being.
Nnd !, Is ;h: supernatural. super
human thing rn do. 10 ak" IL fresh boil!
4, on oneself and simply "eiI;s. :" let ";ie
self 20 u pieces.
II th"r: ar" any graHat"ns { h"a""r.
and upper ana l'w"r paradise. | know
vncr. such people VII go.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-07
MADE EVENLY DARK,
LONG, LUSTROUS.

Will BRING back tn Al Your gray
or faded hair lis youthful. original
dark color and lraVn your hair fluffy,
clean, full nf liz" and lus,cr. La Gre
OLE is not dye. bun rrvivrS the color
glands. Absolutely harmless and I'M
possible 10 detect; without odor or
sickness. Hair can be washed or
rUrlrd without affecting tho restored
color. Sold by Etar'S Pharmacy.
Wh""linG. w. Va. or s"nr prepaid for
ISL by the Van Nlrrt Drug Co., Mem
phis. Tenn. Guaranteed 10 darknn all
your gray hair 50 evenly that not
even Il trace If gray shows. Stops
dundrun and falling hair and promotes
its growth. Give La Crcol" Il trial.
Has been used for past - years by
ladies and gentlemen 10 restore all
their gray hair 10 original dark color,
Ilus,rr. freshness and i'ulfincss.--
(Adrt)
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With Ecd t.russ work at III hrigi'
Of its inter, 81. AMI enthusiasm "inhIIhE-
y keen. tmmcnS" things ar' '1"i"'H 'r"'"
the enterprise OF The W"mnn'S '!uh. 80
,., afternoon III Flag lay. Iuus II ;'i
Wheeling park. /" which all women 81
" hr.ling are invited to lend their Scr
vices They have several thnE" |"
choose from. One IS - JOIN IN Drugs
Iar,y Of which there will W. many
These reservations ara being received u
Mrs r. + Kitchen and Mrs llarr% Eh-
bert. They may bring their own nH"IiE-
work if they desire. or If too 'nerE' u:
e. rest urun lnurcls. may r"~"l\" I;c,!
t"-oSs supplies from Mrs. Robert Reed.
Mrs. Reed VI. Baird. Miss Agnes wilson
or Mrs George Stamn. AnI II me-
any cf Ih"s". there is l"rt just tho
pleasure Of viewing the others (" en-
Il",."d. and bunyinG up conversation.
Tho casino will he used for thcSc pas
tins and decorations d""id"!lN cut or
the ,r,lluiry will l." employed effectively,
alrhou.:h the riHiaiind HrranS"Iurnts have
not Yet been chosen. However,. a. Il
meeting tr!s morning al in:3" o'clock.
ih.. COMMITTEE" in rharg" VIII r"lun!"i''
these final plans. Flags .! the allied
nations vii! 1hwmGIu'l! lriu tN". room,
together with E"d cross "rnh:"m>. one
Of The vcry attractive features "f tli"
party will h" liz lw'l'" i't' fables. zach
Of which will h" pr. sided oyer lay i h"s-
tess and her rorr$ - charming T"unS
assistants III" Table wIl h" :u"@t
beautiful with tfI,.i: patriotic trimmings.
An invitation is "Nt'rd"d I'll women
Of Wheeling 10 attend. and all rr"""' % ;
Of the affair will revert to tn. local Ed
Cross association.
The decorating Commits" OF which
Mrs. Charles O'Rricu IS chairman in
c!udes:
Mnsdamcs:
III LII ~
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Delightful Entertainment.

Las, evening. tho students "f s..
JnScDh'S AradrmY. Music department
rendered IN excellent program. h'f"r"
a arr,. audience. This was the closing
exercises Of the department and th"s"
taking part srl"ndidlT emphasized Inc,
exc. ll"nr,. and care of their w"",>S of
instruction Tho musical numbers W"ir
beautifully given. md all Of th" girls
achieved for themselves Il very excellent
Impression.
RI" closing number was "1>ra"rs W"-
manhood" Il ;nH!"HuN. beautifully atas'i
aud was enacted with III" arai"mi' S"n-
icrS. Juniors and SoThum"r"s ;nai""
par.
. Those offering tho mu.irrl rr"crlni
In
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Chautauqua a Certainty.

tn" truubi" over The proposed chau-
:.u,uL /" b" held At West Ah:Nnnd'r r..
has been settled tn" chautnuqua Will
"1ru "u Saturday. June lGth. continuing
nee Jays. The oilAlh"rt company
Vii hav" charge. Tn" representatives,
II West Alexander received telegram
iron, IN. homo office informing ih"m
lha; the terms mad" last year w"rr
agreeable \ splendid program xiii he
rarrI"G out zach AFTERNOON AMI evening.
TIL, weeks program Will b. published
laii.r
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Welded Mt WhrTood.

~ 'hr Corpus christ! "tTrrN IN War
wood yesterday morning NJ Mn" O'Clock.
occurred .hH marria@" 1T Miss Angola
Stcnger and Mr.. Norbert l.. Baker.
NuIii,l mass was Offered by l;"v. iath-
or p l.. GlIscnan. The hrd" was at
fenced b. Miss I.uCIl" Baker. sister Of
tho groom. while the best NAV WIS Mr.
Harold StcnCrr. hrothsr. of the hril"
\ft.r Il wedding hrrakfast ~ ~" St"u-
ger hone the couple departed f"r -
honeymoon IN the east. They will take
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-07

At tic Ilrsnnarr 81 ii". I:'on l!Itiinr-
20 church y"~i"rG:! ali"rn'"'E III !
o'clock. tho wrGd'nr al M'~: Alberta
t"rt Friedrich. anughI"r e; Mr.. AMI
Mr.. - +. Friedrich ami Mr.. HERMAN
lIrn I:"r.Ea w'r,, uiut,d m nnrriaS%
by ~. y. l.. i:.u&'
FEr h"IJi. I;d h.r "::tCr. Miss ''"rinh
hr"dr'rh a. her mnid Il honor ~! Mr.
August J.. i;''u,k' attended tho %r""nl
IN" bride, ..IuI NHS ":',ark hi'i" SILK
i',?lir. with ruiaI'~. G,","- and hti al
rLin,pagnr shade. Ihr h"uGUct Mas
a. hri't'ti r"~.}s ASH that at H"r maid or
horror. who W":" pretty "l:Iu; If gray.
Wa sweetheart; poses.
i w."I,Irur .Iirrr.r foIl"nrd IA" r,rr-
iu"n> a: th'. j'rrri"'S h"ru'. at winch t'.''
guest. were th" imiu"dn'" fami!i'S. and
nj -" "cl"rk Mr.. and AIRS. E"n'k"
lift fHr New iurt HmG 0ih"" Joints of
irr"r"*l They Nil return I" Wheeling
AMI viii li." 49, SOUTH l:rIi street after
lh'- Ir:;' ~" rr'Xt month";
Tn, groom hnliS = p",i'!"n with tn
tll'...m" Savings nmH trust company
anal Mr~ i;'n"k. has f'r ~" rLS' i"r
},:r&. h""ii r'rrk ~ 'i. Grand Lodge
uiflrc nf IT," y. -. l.. W.
Tn" i"il"win@ announcements have
h'.'.r rNal:'d:
NJ. and Mrs. T. t. Friedrich
anurur"r Tia. u.arriag" 81 lh"Ir
lauchi',T
Alberta L'urd
NJ. Herman ii,Iu E"r'k'.
on Wednesday,. IT," saith ~ Hume
"n. lHuu&anh mn hundr"i
2rI &"T"rl,.H
Wh'"ituG. West Virginia
\. l,":nc
Ntt"r July fire.
"G"l E"ir street.
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0UT-THE-P|KE
Red Cross Meeting Friday.

TIL" Elm 'ir"T- chapter -: the Rod
cross Society ~ .Ai:':.lrh. Wjil ""i.. 4
rl..tiM;: TOMORROW evening IN lh.. audi
tnriu.u al III" Elm t;r"v" school. NJ
this meeting c"nlmltt""S Will hH 3p-
pointed by ;hr officers. ana Il heavy
campaign 10: new m'mh"r$ viii be
started. AS this branch IS YOUNG yc;.
there is "A good rhaur, f"r i TO h. one
81. the largest at tn" i'll" section.
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Two New Arrivals

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Waterproof "f
Howell avenue. Patterson. are The proud
parents -: An eleven pound girl wh" ar
rived YESTERDAY morning. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. f. klnss - Elrl Grove. are also ~"
parents uf Il boy
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bENW00D
busy at WORK.

The teachers and purl!> If tn" Ben
wood NJ f.. sunday S"h"ul are hu*ily
ir" pairing for the pr"S"riali"u of th"il
splendid nr"=rHm Thu College, Hrll' on
thilLrcnS Day. Sunday. juno IN.
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missionary Meeting.

The regular meeting al IN" Foreign
N1isSinnar; <,"ri.ry 81 In" Flrs: NJ r.,
church Of Elm Grove. WAS hid il tn.
church parsonage Y"st.rda" afternoon.
Routine business Was carried out and d
social time enjoyed.
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Ct.ktn-McNabh.

Tic following clipping from the Chi
Gag" ~ ching Posi- Will b. read with con-
siderable interest here:
M!%s Ha2" Marie McNahb. daughter
Of NJ. II. M"Nuhh nj til" Edward t.
PLUMB Advertising Company. and John
!. Stein president Of III" N"rthW CSi"rn
coat company, were married Saturday
tfi"ru"un At -. l'nul's German Lutheran
church. Orchard street and k"mprr
i'la"'. Th" "r"Im"uy was conducted 10y
Pastor John III tho pr"S"nc" Of immndi-
";' relatives and friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
:;'"n ar" spending heir h"n:! mo"n at
Wisconsin Lthc resort.
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Commend e1peat Exercises.

Local friends 1T Miss Harriet llannan
.Gaught"r al Mr.. and Mrs. George liaIinan
80. Brook sid, have received invitations
~ tho commencement rNrrciSr& 81 lhr
n.nu HALL school. where Miss Hannah
j. taking = pr" nhral"ry course. previous
~ entering Wellesley. They read:
You or" invited Ia attend the
COMMENCEMENT rXnrriSrs of the
Dana Hall school
on "Wednesday. June IN" thirteenth
1T half after live o'clock
rirc$S hy S..v. Albert Parker Fitch. ID.
The gymnasium.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-07
CLUB
GIVES LUNCHE0
PARTY YESTER-
DAY AT STRATFORO SPRINGS
HOTEL.
Extensive Arrangements for the Red
Cross Benefit Of FLAG Day al
WhceIinq Park.

Yesterday afternoon III" final meet
Ing for this season Of III" Suburba?
Literary club. VIZ, hrl'l AZ tn" St.atfOrtl
hotel These closing events are usu-
ally observed with more os,;r!tat!oI:
than yesterdays party. WhiCh WAS de-
voted TO Rrd Cross n""dt"wOrk. All
sewing WAS no. completed and another
meeting VIII take place next week
However. 81 pillow Cus"S, II sheets,
and TWO nai;$ OF rajamas are ready
t. LrrsrHt III" association. due 10 yes
rrrtiay's industry of tn" members.
MIR. j. y. bowler is president Of the
club.
I'.Irrr was Il very plain lunch"o1, 1T
MONDAY for tn" guests, who in"ludcd:
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IS mirroring nicely as stated IN Il L. -
ter r"r"iv"d Recently b" r"lativ"s. Mr..
Ilinkl, is. "u!pl"y"d on IN" FLYING J..
t;auch Aibuuu. rGu". NLw M,Aicu. wh.r4
he went for his health.
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Senior Recsption Invitations.

Miss Helen Temple Cooke
Miss Adele I.athrup
n quest the pleasure OF your company ~
their
Senior Re-, ptIOn
un W~dr"s day evening. June thirteenth
nIn'i..,,n hundred and seventeen
from seven Until uln" o'clock
Lana Hal!
Wellesley Massachusetts.
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General Clcantr,y Time.

Yesterday ava. today Is general rl"aa.
ing linn far thu ladirss If 81. Matthc"
Evangelical I.urh,rap 'i!"r"h. They ha%'
vowed 81 m:tkr ov"ryliln- ';"nl; iik
new" Ia. h lady VIII" doesn't share III
;!l.. work will h.. ;aA"d.
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miner Dance,

This evening, III the Country clun, INC
Incluhcrs and their friends viii paruSl-
nate IN tho regular dinner dance. which
tikrs rlacr every twv WEEKS during the
season. These nave for several seasons
been held on Friday evening. but me
change is & highly agreeable Innovation
and will t.. attended with the sam" m
ter. Slcd enthusiasm which marked inc
previous affairs.
Tho prescott Rod cross campaign. with
it's attending activities, which are being
pursued arduru$ly, may lessen the at
Tendance. st this weeks affair. but those
who will attend. Will find inc arrange
rLmp.ctc.
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The total numhrr uf troops in the
different United States wars follows:
Revolutionary. 300. 81 troops: War Of
1882. 6na.n46 troops: Mexican War,
1n1 IS troops: Civil War. 2S5O,12o
troops Spanish War. 2T4.717 troops;
Philippine instruction. 1o6.46S troops.
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NJ their residence IN Elm Court en- their
return. The groom Is Il resident Of Elm
';r~v". ami is we'll known in the pix.
: ,'.,-T lI:i.
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man a. tn" affair AMI under his judirious
management IT, success IL h"Sund qucS-
tiUr.
Tho hest 81 orchestra mu"i" Viii ba
furnished Tor Tho rruSraln.
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Gnv Liberty BoE;is.

, rinh.: "r i"r.,l r"";''H viii slow
their Ia,trir.,,m within the n"A! few
'!ay. l." huyiur Liberty bonds. It Is
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wedding ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The following cards have been T
rciV''i:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ahrarn Friedman
announce the lnarrIaGc OF their
daughter
Nctla
Mr., Si!aS II. StrinhauscT
on Friday. Jun" Tho ilrSt
nineteen hundred and seventeen
Wheeling. West Virginia.