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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-27

Coupling sociabiity with the all
pervading work that must be accom-
plished for the Comfort Bag society,
Navy league or Red Cross, the
'Knifty KnittersT met with Miss
Saran Bridgers. Friday afternoon. ana
conversed as they deity piled their
neeGTes-kniuting and sewing needles.
Each week this little personnel OF
charming society girls seems TO
chanEe-some have gone away. and
others Just arrived. Among the lat
ter is Miss Dema Flick a delightful
girl just back from the Sargent Ply
steal Training school of Cambridge,
Mass. who came Friday from the east
And Miss Flick says she has no in
tentiOn OF returning east to school
this autumn. others who enfoved
Miss Brigders's hospitality were Miss
Amy Heard. Miss Nellie Bay Bowen,
Miss Alice Myles. Miss Helen Strattou.
Miss Elizabeth Hawkins and Miss
Mary White The young hostess
served a delicious ice course at the
conclusion OF the afternoon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-27
Weddings.

Fred A Loucks and Mrs Mary Eos
ter were quietly married Thursday
afternoon at 8 o'clock at the First
Methodist church By Rev J. NJ Jack
son
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-27

japanese Hand Painted Stationery
and Correspondence Cards-35c and
SOC Beach's Art Shop. City Natl
Bank Bldg.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-27

Phone 1885. when you want your
haEgage moved promptly. Pacific
Iransfer 9 StoraEe Co.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-27

rISs DEMA FLICK, one OF Fl
MI Paso's most popular society
L = girls, who Is just back from
the Sargent school FOR Physical
Trimming, in Massaehusettz- This
charming bud Will take an active part
in future activities among the young
er set. Nlss Fleck's father f. a
prominent cattleman OF OterO county,
New Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-27

Education IN the art OF preserving
foodstuffs will be offered women OF
Fl Paso at a school TO be opened In the
Woman's club building Tuesday. Aug.
2. at $50 o'clock. 10 he continued
thereafter on Thursdays and Tuesdays
This was decided at a meeting Friday
morning at 1880 o'clock by the heads
Of various women's organizations IN
the city with H N. Colvin. chancellor
Of the college Of the city Of FL Paso.
a meeting is TO be held IN Cleveland
square Sunday evening. Aug. 5, at
which time the plan OF the preserva-
ton school viii be explained
The women attending Friday morn
ing were Mrs Charles B. Stevens,
president Of the Woman's club; Mrs
Richard J. Tighe. president OF the
Housewives league, Mrs Hayes Wat
son. president Of the Navy league;
Mrs II. ". Broaddus. Red Cross chair
man OF bureau OF supplies, Mrs. s. H
Sutherland. chairman OF the national
league OF woman's service for FL Paso
county. and Mrs. A A Jones. who
was formerly a teacher Of domestic
science
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-27

With Mrs. c. z. Buchert. OF 1915
Montana street, hostess. Mrs. William
Wallace presided over an enthusiastic
session OF Martha Washington circle
Spirits OF 20. on Thursday afternoon.
and discussed future activities The
society, temporarily organized. will
elect permanent officers next Friday
afternoon. at the home Of Mrs. Wal
lace. 1905 Arizona street and accept
a constitution and bylaws In add
tiOn to working on hot water bottle
covers. fracture pillows. tray cloths
and other needed supplies for the
Red Cross. the members are 10 crochet
a handsome bedspread as one means
OF raising money for their war fund.
to help needy families. Organized but
a few weeks ago-abOut the first OF
July-they decided to raise 800 by
october !. and made nearly that sum
al THAR first card nartv when they
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-27
mrs. BURNHAM
JAMAICA, n. y
Sufferings Cured by Medi.
cine Recommended by
Sister-in-law.

Jamaica, N. W suffered greatly
With nv head and with baekaehe. was
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-27

The women OF Asbury n. z. church
are making elaborate plans for their
Ice cream social. 20 be held IN Austin
Park Friday night. from TO 10 o'clock.
one Of the special features being a
Fish pend" Music IS to be enjoyed
and general good time assured
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-27

Z United States band viii play The fol-
lowing program viii be presented.
March, by the band
Invocation. Rev g L Overstreet-
Quartet, Flag OF the Free from
I LohenErin- B. NJ G.. Williams, tenor;
| r. 3. Redic. tenor; n H Lemon. bass;
[ R. J. Carson. bass
Presentation OF the American flag.
by Judge ". NJ. ColdweM
Reception OF the flag. Capt Richard
F. Burgess.
Patriotic recitation. Ny Flag
Your Flag" by Miss Mary Kelly.
Solo. Dixie" NJ II. Lemon
Band selection
Male quartet. Soldiers Farewell"
Solo. The Star Spangled Banner"
NJ II. Lemon.
BenedictiOn. Rev. Mr.. Overstreet-
Companies A and 3 viii meet at the
chamber Of commerce at 6-45 o'clock.
Francisco street. through Pioneer
Mesa: north TO Franklin. and thence
west on Franklin to Cleveland square
The color bearer and escorts OF the
cadet corps from the high school will
lead Company 3 viii be commanded
bv Cant Burgess After reaching
Cleveland square company a viii
open file. allowing the color bearer
and escorts OF company 3 TO march
with them TO seats Of honor on the
grand stand The Daughters OF Robert
2. Lee chaDter will sttend in body.
and Mrs Henrietta Cyrus. vice pres
ident Of the organization. with Off
GERS OF the chapter. will be seated on
the platform.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-27


The girls Of Mary WebdeI circle
enjoyed the hospitality OF Miss GeOrg-
cite Riva. Thursday afternoon. when
a program Of music and readings in
charge Of Miss Lucy Esquivel. was
followed by a social session Dainty
refreshments were served. and among
those attending were Mrs. s G.
Douglas. Mrs. o. A Danielson. Mrs. l.
T. Ayers and Misses Bobs ArboZast,
Eva Crosby. Lucille Ayers. Lucy Is
quivel. Martha EsquiveL AZileen Nor
riss. Irma Morton and Eva Brooks
The hostess was assisted by Miss
Martha EsQuivel and Mrs. W A Bond.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-27

Lerner's Shoe Sale Closes Saturday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-27

made their debut. July Il. New mem
bers are welcomed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-27
EYes Examined Properlv.

Geo D. Kendall. 22s Mesa Avenue.
Makes Glasses Right-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-30
West Liborty Program.
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HEALTHFUL WAY
TO RESTORE
GRAY HAIR
Bring Back Natural Color
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Illustrated. Interesting book. Hair Sul-
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-30
WORTHY RECITAL
If YESTERDAY
WoMAN'S CLUB MUSIC OsPAR =
MENT GIVES PROGRAM WI n
LOCAL ARTISTS.
Only American Composers Included
on the Program Which az present.
Time Was Very Hpropos.

There WAS strong tiaToT oi Amer
lea First" in the March recital o. me
Music department OF the N9man ;
club. which was given Yesterday AT,
.r,oon. before an audience that filled
he auditorium OF the Y. ". e. y.
Mrs. ttenrietta Arbenz-Romine was
chairman for the day and she, win
he help of Mrs. I. Is. Baum and Mrs.
Flora Williams. arranged the program
;can COMPOSERS. rh" national colOrS
were displayed prominently a Il
background for the stage and The
chorus with its fifty voices infused a
patriotic response in their singing OF
ihe Star Spangled Banner at the
close.
Recognized ability was displayed in
the we'll balanced program which was
offered. and Mrs. Romne was warmly
complimeated on It's success. Several
Of the composers whose music was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-30

heard were objects Of particular IN
i.resi. especially after the intimate
paper prepared by Mrs. Julius Pol.
lock. Mrs. Pollock was chairman OF
this department for several years ana
it w;.s again Il great pleasure to near
her Each composer al the program
was spoken Of in 4 brief interesting
fashion and she told Of the beginnings
OF American compositions and Inc
birth of our national airs.
The song numbers were all Of a
I Il cf order and Mrs. Elsie Fischer
Ninchc!ue opened the program. She
had three numbers. Summer Time.
Fairy Lullaby" and THE Cry or
Rachael" These SONGS were by women
composers. Respectively. Nard-Steph-
ans. Mrs. II. II. \. Reach and Mary
Turner Salter. Mrs kincheloe's songs
were given with that high degree or
finish which characteriZes all her ap-
: pea"anCes and the last number par
. ticuiarly was given with great dra-
matte Intensity. Miss Sarah Metzner
, played her accomplishments and both
were received with much enthusiasm.
I Miss Dora Neinnger made her first
public appearance after an extensive
Study course in the East. and as she
p
won great appreciation. They were:
Down in the Desert" by Gertrude
Ross: Sing ia Ne. Spring" Il com
position by Sidney Homer. the hus-
band Of Louise He Nor and a
weird melody by II. y. Burleigh, a
negro composer This hal great
depth OF tone, which Miss Nciningrr
accom- lished with beautiful intcrpre-
tation,
The club greeted Mrs Delavan Nc
GregUr with pleasure as She has not
recently been heard before the organ
iZation Her violin selection was by
A. Walter Kramer. Chant NeGre."
Opus 90. No. |. Mrs Stifcl played
the piano accompaniment and the
rhythmallc melody was most superbly
given.
Mrs. Anna Hilton OTTO and Mrs. J.
L. 3. Connolly sang the old IavOrite.
20. That We Two We're MayinG.' by
N"vin. Their voices. blended most
beautifully and tn" Sympathetic aC-
paniment OF Miss Metzner did much
20 bring out their tone quality and
beauty Of expression,
Mrs. Edward Stifels playing. which
always holds her audiences. was we'll
displayed in her choice OF selections
The first, "HnmoreSqur" (Huncaran), ,
by Henry GerwjE. Of Pittsburgh: the
second. "A Scottish Tonr Picture" by
f. a. Mcdowell. and the third, "Ealsn
Brilliant" b. Mama yucca. The LAT
Ter was a fine bit % writing and was
played with characteristic insight
which brought out the ardOr and
beauty of fhs number.
The audience showed their keen appre-
ciatiCn Of the club chorus. which Is di.
rected By Mrs. Elsie Fischer KIncheioe.
1t WAS heard in two selections appear
ing on the program. and he Star
Spangled Banner" at the close The
"a" number was The Two Clocks"
and tho 3D. the The Snow Storm"
both the, work OF James Rogers. The
chorus Is rapidly attaining high
degree OK efficiency under Mrs.
Kincheloe's direction and The out!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-30

alton for appendicitis Wednesday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. G"org" shepherd OF
Thirteenth street. are the proud par
rnts of Il son. born Wednesday, at the
North Wheeling hospital. Mr.: Shfp'
herd is connected with the wheeling
Metal & Manufacturing company.
Mrs. \. l., Brnze. wife OF the pastor
Of tho Zion lutheran church, is III
at the family home on Chhplinr street.
Col. Charles Fey LEFT last eVenln,G;
for Phoenix. Arizona. where he "''I
spend the next several weeks.
Prohibition officer Bert +. PhIIllsS.
returned yesterday from Il business
"TRIP 10 Charleston.
William Mrnkrmill"r and family. OF
'Thir,y-srvrnth and Eoff streets; VIII
leave soon for Tulsa. Okla, 10 i've
!. l.edrl Stiffler. Of tho Carnegie
Tech arr school in PittS5urg. is tie
guest Of Wheeling Friends on MS Way
ZONE 10 Fairmont.
VI. f. Nuzum. Baltimore ana ONO
vardrnastcr al Fairmont. was the guest
Of Wheeling friends yesterday
Miss Louise Nelson Whitaker mas
returned 10 school IL III" east alter
Sptniinp the SplI va .'Al'" 49,,
parenis, Mr.. and Mrs. IL. 1. " hllahet
.nt Lpaihrrwond. -. /,
Mrs. Charles Aui and Mrs. ". h.
Weiss have returned from all extend
I'd stay in Baltimore. .;,,,
Miss Carrie Anderson Of i>noXvllie'
Tenn, is inc guest Of Wheeling friends
sam IL. lrumm"rd. we'll known
horse dealer OF Pit!*hnrsh' *IrrlTrI III
tn. city yesterday 70 take string "
, horses 10 the smoky IL! ~ boat
Tnc roIny ,iaughter "f MIR. and Mrs
Charles VI. K.tchunl. 81 Ee"ch Glenn
has recovered from several days Ill
Wi;I Norton. Of North Wheeling. has
returned from i visit ~ Rlue!icld ana
:, +. cody. of Morsunt"wn, :lrft for
nome yesterday after a brief Ei*It h%Fr'
/ Margaret. IN" young dauHn,rio III ~
and Mrs. Isaac Dixon. Of 1883 Lana
Sirc..t iS seriously i'll ut her home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-30
WARWOOD
Interesting Revival Services.

T.net rVHning. m INC aTHiN0dI~7 CNN!<h.
VI" Rev. J. I. Buckley .i'rcEched TIL"
iith :>"riunu "t Ii" revival series. IKEA
suuiug With Cod lu - crowded church.
In. Choir. in is :ltriLl music Mas &C
COMMANDED by ThuInaS Mckee. Robert
Riddle and Niles $Ci,9rf"r. c"rii"iistS~
This ,:"niuE "Crri"l'- Mission ~ tn'
World" will hr "Uii!n"d, ard VIII con-
rrui,, tho S",;Hi,.aS until STn'iuy evening.
MANY professions nav" been made dur
ing ia" w""k. ana many pinr" ere "N-
prctcd ~ f"llr" with he "Galinuancc
g.? the services n"N! W""n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-30
VIM. POTTER KILLED
Former Wheelineitc mortaIIy Hurt by
Train at ClaysvilIe.

William Potter. former Whcelinglte
ami civil war veteran. was struck and
fatally injured by Il train II Clays-
Vile. Pa. Yesterday. lie was walk.
inr along the Is. Il O. railroad and
owing 10 hrtrriiva hearing probably
failed 80 notice The approach of Il
train from behind. He WAS hurled
twenty feet. liz was rushed 10 Il
hosnital where he died 4 little more
Than two hours later. While a resi-
dent Of this city Mr.. Potter lived on
INC Island RI" leaves his wife and
snNrrAl rhillren
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-30

table Compound Is the best mediclne ]
have ever taken and | can recommend
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rRESTIDGE, Aberdeen, Idaho.
Women who suffer from those dis
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70 know whether Lydia f. Pinitham s
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-30
MINERS WILL VOTE.

CHAELESTryN. W. Va. March 90
Representatives from nearly all the
miners untnna in District i. have ar
rived in CHARLESTON for the referendum
which will be held tomorrow
Tor The purpOse Of voting on The tenta-
tive contract ;riwrcu tho United Mine
Workers OF america and the operator
made last week. Both operators and.
miners "f!tialS are confident the agree
u"nt will h." ratified.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-30

ST q e and back. A
friend ask ed me to
try Lydia Z. Pink
h am 5 Vegetable
Compound and | did
so. After taking
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have now t a ken
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feel like q different
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Pinhkam's Fege-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-30
SCRATCHED 10 YEARS
HEALED IN ONE WEEK
Finally Cured by Using One
Dollar Bottle of AmoloX.

ru,. bottle al Am0lNN cured i",. t"-
irm Years ] suffered with "czr'iiH "f The
scalp. ~: head being covered with scales
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mcndr,l and everything advertised with
ont relief uuiil bought bottle at
Amul"A. Il relieved fhc itching i; "n"".
;cl;d on" hottl" entirely cur'r! NY "cZ"In;t
| heartily and rh"cr;ully recommend il
10 ali sufferers ri thi:' n"rrIhi" disease.
JAMES " SEWARD.
Brazil. Indiana
'hiHotuX ointment nlon" viii quickly
Danish pimpl"S. hl;ickh";,dS amd thk" oGt
all rrlnCSS nj the skin aisE cure IHnS'
furEiS ~ skin DISEASE. Had, chronic cases
uf Eczema. Psoriasis. letter, that have
tasted for wears. Weld NOR" quickly
wh", both ointment nmd liquid are used.
Trial size au' { II. Grir%t " Co. -"
Market ST. Whc"liuK w. Va. guarantee
NIuniuX. aut VIII refund Tn" money II l.
fatisi :" give Satisfaction
S.nd postal for fire." %an.pi" 70 :NmolnS
Laboratories. Youngstown. ohio
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-30
Cnricr Party,

M,S,iaIn"S John ard ii"wlrd Nc"ES
3lrasnrlly .'ni".laim"L il'" ladies' "l inc
rr"shv,rrian rhuy:h nj ihr!:' home yes
trr.iny "vrninr- VIII - wing paT;%.
tfrnr several hours occupied IN n"rIi"-
work = ,iainiy luncheon Wax pa"iat"n
Of ni:d :, silver h'f":rr W. taken dur
i'm. lE.. c,.nimr fnr IT," work h" ladies
~. ,jniir. in ,.ur.ir4''ii"' with ;iI'. "h"rch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-30

Afternoon Party.

\ fancy WORK party E"SirrdT after.
moon at tn" Second United Presbyterian
"ln.rrh prrVidrd Il very del! Chtful after
NON and was attended hy many guests.
There wcr" $prlnEtiT" r"c0rntI Ions
about tn. p&rl0:S in yellow and white
mni tn" ten abb" was trimmed with
clusters 81 iouquIis.
y program turing lhc afternoon was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-30
CLOSED WITH SHORTAGE.

NEW CASTLE. Va. Mar. e!.-T Tic
BANK al New Castle. Il stat" institution.
closed it% doors today with the All
Nnunc"rlcrr tsiai n shortage OF 100000
had beer discovered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-30
7ITK;M


y nf""l.u:: wn' :r..G ln.i mIna at
ih, headquarters - -" t'ail"lu. We
mons League Wir;! plans were, p"ri"rt-
I'D for lE' capitalization Of n nIst aid
e""i",r Prominent ri:l~i...ru> arr. in
rir.'uinr"" and laGL,. ....uI""r az HI
:r:,.~t.d PERSONS enrolled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-30
Misses
NJ. .-Srs
handkerchief Party.

Mrs 4 Front .'T1rrt:I .ii",I at be- ntiii'
"n \"rih Main street last "r''i!aE WITH
y handkerchief shower f"r MISS Janet
Moss. Til" evening Wa rli"i With "
variety "f Su,irl divers InH~ ami tho
guests were served lun"h""n ~ a lat"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-30

bursts of tone were IN most harmon,
ious accord.
The program in lis entirety reached
high artistic level and upholds the
we'll earned reputation Of the Music
department. of which Mrs. ". r.
WoOlenwebcr is chairman. for the
excellence Of its series Of reciials.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-30
About People
Movements Of individuals to
and From the City.
TSrStSjGST-tSf.SS.;t-S1iSNTS
rRI-STATE ARRIVALS

Rogers. T. c"nn"ii. Hur'Llmeion;
T.. \ :,lmm"its Cau"r"n; Ray Glover.
'';Iov"r's ,ial. ". Va: :. H. Caldwell.
Nl"i"nIH. !. X Marsh. Cameron: This
i. Morrison, GAINESVILLE.
Stnrnm-r'. l.. .l"hHS"n. New Martins
Viii": Henry Dietrich. Ii"riuIt"n. {. ;.
,'r~w. M"rSAntuWn; Mr.. and Mrs. i. i.
L"u"~. SHi,u,: l.. T. Williams, puta: +.
g. Karen. rrociur. 7. L.. Mckenzie
H"w">vI,!". Nj. and Mrs. John I'apaH'
Last ttT"rr""i.
Windsor-E. ". Long. Huntington: j.
l.. Phillips. Cameron: George W. !In-
"tta.
McLure-MlSs Mar? SIu". Manning
TOW. Miss opal lliEinh"thrn. Manning
ton: 7. II. i'ayi*, i'ark"r@hur%: ia !.
Nrrir%. Itark"r&hIrG. MIR. aud Mrs. r.
l.. Fletcher, Cameron. i:ilr: Wilson
Charleston. {. H. Jones. M"rgant"wn;
NJ. lInr"li Taylor. AlorTnnlO"n; Naihr-
rim" 3d. curry. Eairm"ut.
Joel Shrewsbury of ParNrrshnrg.
prominent tennis expert. was N the
city Ia&r nigh, attending thr annual
banquet If lhe Wheeling Tennis club
A. J. Coiburn Of Fairmnnl. we'll
known in Vest virginia tennis circles,
spent Yesterday with friends here ana
last night attended tn" annual ban
nurr Of the Wheeling Tennis club.
Riley Wilson Of Charleston. attend
ed the banquet Of tn" Wheeling Ten
mic club in the Hotel Windsor last
Bliss Marie Smith OF raldwell's
Run. successfully Underwent an orFr-
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Wantcd--aien. boys and Girls for
Iiaht clean, factory work. Wheeling
Can. Co., l7th and EoH SITS.
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ENLARGEMENT Announced.

Miss Nell Lohnlan entertained lie
ui"inb"rS "f the J. y. IS Thursday
evening AZ her horn" on Fourteenth
street. announcing tn" engagement; at
Miss E"r"ni". Walters. furnl"rly -
Pittsburgh. |" Mr.. Vim. Tooln. Lr., ais"
Of that city. The Wedding TO TAX" pIar.
April 18th.
The decorations wcr" beautifully car
rird out IN III" Easter C"i"rs Of y"li"w
and white. ami Il taintiIly appointed
luncheon concluded the affair. Th"sr
comprising III" party were. Miss. ::
E"r"nicc Walters. Helen Walters. I:rt!y
Maur"r. Maglalen Maur"". Marie Eos.
Nell l.0hman Edith St"chr of rr:ts-
hurrh: H"lrn South. Of Williamsburg.
Pa: Mrs. Virgil Pointer. at .Auri"r;:"i.
Ind: Miss Nell Hayes "r Pittsburgh,
Fa.; Miss Lucille Ehcr!n nf T!i,~hurvit.
Pa; Miss Dorothy MCIi.rw 81 Pits
hErEh. Pa; Mrs. Virgil Painter. ~ Md
cTsOn. Ind.
West Liberty Program.
On Saturday evening. Marcia - -
In" West Liberty STATE Normal school
The following interesting program viii
be given by The members of thu. rhetoric
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IDAHO WOMAN
MADE WELL
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Did the Work.
Nothing like it.

Aber1een, Idaho. Last year suf-
fered from a weakness with pains in my
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Y, w. C.. 4. SuOper,

Last evening Ih" Industrial "iuhs a.
Ihr Y. ". {. y. h"iI " -uiN..r - "
"'rt"rt. There vas a larg" number u:
rrr$ts present and ~ 'ul"yal'I" .'s"HsI.s
Vas spent. Il sUcia! session following
III" banquet.