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Nriefs and Personals.

The schedule Of the trains on N"
Pennsvlvania road passing lhrCuS !!
town has been changed ana S' .ra 80 =,
the local trains taken OIL sihCc '"'
Ernj Jenkins. who has been i'll for the
past week with q deep cold Is aoie 10
be out. ,oo- and
r,+''iiy Of DAYTON. are spending s"v-
eral days visiting at the h"nIT " WI
and Mrs. Philips. Of North NarW""u
Miss Minnie Burke. is able 10 o. on
after being i'll for the past week al h''
home in South Warwood. J.. vi.
William Kennedy has rcturncd 10 nus nus
horne in Wellsburg, after business
'it Miss Ruth suarks. of Columbus. Is
spending a few days with irirhuS i"
Center Warwood. NJ,
Row stump Of Wcllsburg. spent ycsteE-
dsy visiting friends in Center Warwoou.
Mr.. and Mrs David Anderson have re-
turned to their home in ManlnStoh' al
ter several days visiting IN Town.
Miss Mary Mccormick. of Plt(snurEn'
Is tho guest of her sister. Mrs. n l.
Frank. Of North Warwood.
side curtain which was lost soy :
eral days ago by n local anlo uriESr'
is in tho windaw of w. II. Fnrds Grn-
ccrv and the party can get same by call
large crowd Is expected 10 attend
the dance which will be given Eri ,ttr
hcvcning ut I-aschs hall u nuTp'r
Miss Estella Miller and Mrss. r l..
Logan, Of Wellsburg, spent Yesterday
visitIng friends on Sixteenth street.
Mrs. Alfred Harbruck IS slowly re-
covering at the North WhccnnE nus
pital after undergoing a serious oPt'-
Albert Lutz. Of North Warwood -
improving nicely at the North Wheeling
hospital. - aorc,,,or
Mrs. William Kellar and dauEhSSr'
lane, OF McMechcr.> spent FcStCru'S
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w Iillaih
Tighe, of Nineteenth street; ;.
r. p. Kindclbcrgcr. local barber. $
i'll at his home on seventeenth srF'|
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BELMONT

shreddng fodder is the order Of the
day.
Mr. Lewis Hatcher was caller at
HS Mr GroTrr H:;crf. Of Jacobsburs. was
caller III this vicinity one day last
week.
Mr. EIiv Frost passed through the
vicinity last Friday.
Mr. p,lhcrt Hatcher. who is attend
ing scuui here. spent Saturday and
Sunday WIKI U"mc folks at LampSHillc.
Mr.. and Mrs. clyde Travis and son.
Lester wcr" callers IN town Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. DE Miih"an and Mr. and
M MISS TSS ~ Lizzie Masters Is visiting
friends In town.
Mr.. $: l.. Hatcher and son. D"loert
were callers in town Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kemp and Mr.. and
Mrs E.ctur hemp. and Mrs. Walter
Wheeler. Attended The funeral Of Mrs.
lIuilinrWurtu. ut Hunter. Thursday.
MessrS JLmcS Shultz and Glenn foe
we've rIi.,IS III town saturday.
Revival services St!ll continue at Mt
Zion and wt!i continue until Sunday
night.
n Morgan ,;Itt"ns.
Mr.. t. +. lcfr"rs was 4 caller at Wal
ter Whrrl'r's Thursday evening,
Mrs. Helen Jan" ll"llinsswurth died
az her hurur last Tuesday afternoon
Sh" is survived !y her husband aud wv"
children ard ,!l" sister. Mrs. Eta Ilar-
us. Funeral was held 1t the family
home ai Hunter Thursday. ltcv. Le-
;ar" Officiating. lnicrm"nt at Belmont
MrsSrs. Tony and Reuel letters spcn,
Saturday and Sunday with relatives III
Glencoe.
MIR. Eliza Masters was calling at S. D.
Nj. S,aiiry Moore visited at T. j.
lIa,chcr's sunday.
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Will Hoffman, wife and son. Billie or
Wheeling. are the guests this week or
Mr. and Mrs. Z. r. BurdCtt".
W. u. Jordan left this week for
business trip To Chicago. III.
Allan Barnes left Monday for Akron
where he has accepted Il position with the
FIrestonc Co. us manager Of the finish
ing room.
Paul McClcuand, Of this place. was q
business cal. 1T Bethesda and Belmont
the first of the week.
Or. Fulton. Of Wheeling, was in town
Monday.
4. II. pcnhrock, Of the Shadyside
schools. WAS Il caller in town Saturday.
Elmer VI. Miller spent a few days last
week with his parents at Bra!lsvlllc. q.
Mrs. Ethel SanadI returned to this
place Sunday after a VISIT visit with her
brothers at Cambrldc. a..
Mrs. Lohr Eryin. OF Jcft"rsonvllle, o.
is the gus, this week Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Corwin Williams, Of last Main street
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~id-weeh Services.

MA V-cel, sorylccs Will BE- held thTs
evening at 1880 o'clock at the Lutheran
church. Rev. L. \. MCC2rd in ch "a, ;,
The subject this week will BE- the Fiiih =.
Communicate Thou Shalt Not MI,
4 cordial invitation is extended 20 an!
7,hcrc will be- a meeting Of tho
members Of the Catcchctical class At ;
o'clock this afternoon. The mec'.nS
viii be held in the social room Oh INC
church.
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An IMMIGRANT meeting OF tho senior
Circle of Kings Daughters was h'io
last evening at IN" hon" Of Mrs. r..
Jenkins. on Twentieth street, rams l",,
tho Christmas work wcr" taken up ana
discussed. Mrs. =. i. thrlSuin WI" ~
,n,,,ind Tho annual meeting in New Norc,
nIso made n report Following Tins Mrs
s, J. Beall. chairman of tn" social com,
mjrtce with her assistants. entertained
tho members
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MOUNDSVILLE
NEWS
Good Entertainplent.

One OF the best entertainments OF 'n'
year Will hc given tomorrow 'F'h.EN
~ the CcutrHl ScAo"l hail wArM '"'
Hawaiian Singers and players VII! ar-
rna~ under tho :uSp crS ~ IL" il'Eh
school Lyceurn cuug~,. ThcS" SINGERS
are four IN number and are dT"NN'd ~
native costume and play IN" NATIVE "a
: ruu-ats Reports from oth"r p'a'H9
lays that they give an cNc"ptI"ha!!
tine entertainments. :.
Tho seat sale i going forward rapid
" and tho indications point 10 tAe
.:lrgcSL crowd of The year.
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play Great Success.

In spite Of Iho bad wcathcr EHSt "E'h'
ing q large crowd filled the AUDITORIUM
of the high school To enjoy the play en-
titled. The New Minister" This n
fair was given under III" aupiocs OF IN,
81. paurS church choir for the pcn"Si
Of the Lutheran choir. Rev. l.. =, y
McCord and Mrs. William {. step,
pleased the audience with N"c'i S"i">
Miss Marguerite O'I:ricn also RENDERED
one of her interesting readings Which,
was enjoyed by all.
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WARNOOD
.EBERTS Mine MEN
QUIT THEIR JOBS
Gls-ns Run Miners Refuse to Get Out
Coal for Shipment on Railroads.

After working for period OF only
two weeks. miners ut III" F.hrrts mine.
out Glcnus Run. laid down their tools
yesterday morning and refused to work
Tn" reason ass rucd by the miners for
their So is that tn" owners Of .h2
nam" were loading cars for shipment
to Ohio
E,,,r:,I Of the miners stated that they
are willing 10 return TO work at once
and dig coal fOr tn" local consumers.
hut until az, agreement is made 10 sup
ply local people only, the men will no;
work.
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lumbus. yesterday. after 4 few days
visit with friends here.

lumbus. yesterday. after few days
visit with friends here.
Several from her" attended ~ r'n
tim" dance last night at the Murphy
horne north Wf town.
frank Hnlcn went to Wheeling last
night to transact some important husl-
ness. 1900,
Misses Sarah Taylor. Ninla I,c" and
Mrs. Vida D"lcn attended the $40" AT
the Court las' night. -, 49,
Misses Avais ana Erscl pol"n VIII go
tn Newark. Friday To visit friends.
Mr.. Earl Wrrkni2n and Mrs. Theresa
Brown were quietly married a few days
Miss Mary Djckcrson spent Sunday
with friends ut Bnrnystill".
MIR. Nr,hur Jones of West Va, is w.
ting his sister Mrs. +. W. DOZEN on
.cayr items of interest for the In
,cliiEcnccr. at croft kinney's barber
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WHY TRY TO HIDE
YOUR DARK, SALLOW,
MUDDY COMPLEXION
By Using Creams, Lotions,
Powder or Rouge,
When You Can Remove
These With the BLACK
and WHITE Beauty
Treatment?

The BLACK and White Beauty Treat :
men will clear your complexion ana
do il in a surprisingly short time. The
trcatmrnt consists of iilack and Whit"
Ointment and Soap. Til" creamy ont
ment is applied to Ia" face, mex or Or
arms at bedtime and washed 81 w
naxt morning, 1t j. just as delightful!
and no more trouble than cold creams
or lotions. ..
Black and white Otntm"nt : very
economical because YOU buy 1t IN CON
centratcd form at any druS "r toilet
counter and dllut" as used. It's easy
TO mix for fun directions are supplied
with each package.
II you cannot find Hlack and WHITE
Ointment and Soap. 2JC for 'a,h. ~
Your locality. send o"r for both and
The manufacturers viii mail I" YOU
A sample. literature and Black and
white Birthday and Dream I"9E VIII
he sent you free, if N"u Viii 'I.n ana
mail this advertisement 10 Bl.A' * ana
WHITE, Box 9l3. Memphis. Tenn.
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C. Collins: c. Of G. 4. L. Eskey: trcasur-
or. Jos. Leap: Rec. u. W. kcnnon {. oil
c.. y. l.. Khoury, Stewart Robert EdEaf'
and Sentinel u c. Iiardcsty. Preceding
the installation 8 o'clock dinner was
served in the banquet room.
Miss Helen Ston"hrakcr entertained a
few Of h.r friends At her HON" on East
Main street with sou party Monday
evening.
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:. A special mcCting OF Tho Town r"uH.
Gil has been called for this evening AZ
$50 o'clock at tho High school bulin'
ing. Mayor charles II. p"Winr W!Snr E'
some very important matters 10 discus"
and take action on before the l"l'A
meeting with oil the councils of Nhcvl-
ing district on Thursday evening.
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To Erect Siren.

The rolCs on which the new s1re1
fire alarm IS 10 be erected were received
Yesterday afternoon. Mmbrs OF the
Center N'arwood hose company Will b.
busy this morning getting everything
in readiness so that tho large siren can
b. put IN place. The siren Will bt
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Held In Bail.

Leo ENnslll WIS up before Squire f.
" LEWIS yesterday. charged with par
tl.rpG;iuc IN ia. riot at BSnwood last
Mum!ay. II" was rrrnsndcd 10 jail upon
Lr4 iuilurc I" XIV" bond in N" sum Ct
81. rNn for his appearance before Squire
Lewis on the 18th of this month for 4
n, .1rttlE on tho charge.
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Will ar+and Conference.

Miss Mqry l. SGT; %! 'hl$ cay. IS Z"
attend the conference. :" y" hyld IN I m
c,nnati. December 10Th and IN iHr
members of the Ohio and W'St Virginia
hold committee - the Y. W. {. NJ l."
arr:lnEc for the campaign of $%,"to'Vto
which Is - - started in February.
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{. X BROW u. Of lhr state University.
ha.: started a school for miners which
WILL met every Monday night. Nj.
H~uwu also has Glasses In other towns
IN THIS vicinity and much interest =
taken In this work.
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T.iveStocS Meeting,

Thn-c vii b. a Iiyc%toci> mo' Ting next
Monday. pccru,hcr 18th a. one ",clorN
Ia Tho Beard Of Trad" rooms. y. =.
,"rcrchforu,c-. county agent Of kPahS
county. and live stock specialist 81
West NirgInIn. viii be taH mann Sp' lhSF'
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Planning Socinl.

Tho members Ut Tho EpwOrth LfzEuH
Of the Methodist church ar" planning
backwards social and entertainment I"
u" given next Tuesday evening al mo
church. The COmmlttc" rs planalhE u
good program for an evening enjoyment
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ter members Will b" initiated into the
mysteries II the ,rd,r.
The INITIATION w.lI ho under the SUI
pcry ,>.gu Of rru" Mitchell. stat" dep
utr for West Virginia, assisted by Lady
GnlArn inks ;r.m Mhccl.nE.
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erected in front of the hos" house on
N!nrtccuih street and can h,' operated
from III" E"ll t"lcrhou" "iiIr"- nh.
FIR" system VIII b. used until Wh""iim'
Gan Install tn" alarm boxes which II"
doubt Will l." a year ~ s" from now.
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GAINESVILLE

A. a meeting Monday of Council No
o., r. and s. Masons. the following off
GERS were installed: T. I. NJ. J. II. Chan
CIV: D NJ. NJ. B, Pancoast; Z G Of w. Il
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D-ecil1a Clnh

The meeting Of tn" Priscilla Niun
has been postponed from "Wednesday,
until Thursday rEcn.ng. The "iEH WI
meet with Mrs. }. W. Ryan on seventh
-treet.
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The Lady Golden Links Of Mounds,
vile. will he initiated this evening =,
eight o'clock in the y. q. |; W hAL'
on Jefferson avenue. One hundt'H ch"'-
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SUPREME DRIVE BY ALLIES
BEGAN ONE YEAR AGO TODAY
Entente and american Armies Struck First Blo,u in Victorious
Offensive July l8, 1913

Today is the first anniversary of the
opening of the supreme Allied offensive.
which in less than four months crushed
the vauntcd military machine. drove
back the invading armies in France and
BclEium to their own borders and freed
from the bloody hand Of an
autocracy which had set out to conquer
the world.
On July Is. 1918. Marshal Foch
hurled his valiant troops against the
kaiscr's boosted warriors in the first
stroke of mighty drive destined to
wipe out Germany as military ma
tion. So quick and effective was the
blow that the course of history was
over mgnt and the Germans,
confident after successes attained in
five offcnsivcs against the Entente
forces. were compelled to begin n re.
treat which continued until the armi-
sticc was signed on November II.
In tho vanguard of the attacking
forces of the Allies wore tho AmCri
cans who first had hccn thrown into
battle to check the onward rush Of the
enemy hOrdcS toward Paris
Tho Germans on July II of last year
struck the final blow in their series of
begun on March 81. in nm at.
tempt to cut the right wing of the al
lied army in half At this second battle
of tho Marine they found formidable
Entente army awaiting them. strength =
oncd by the valorous American troops. .
BY July II the Germans were complete
is oh rocked and the turning nOint of thC
war had arrived.
Marshal Foch's troops fell upon the
enemy on the 18th with irresistible fury
from Chateau Thicrry to Soissons.
Twelve French and four American di-
visions. under Generals Mnngnin and
Dcgouttc led by tanks and behind n
rolling barrage, plunged deeply into the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-18

Douglas Haig and Lady Haig; the
Earl of Cavan. Walter Hume Long,
first lord of the admiralty; Niscount
Bryce, the members of General Perish
ing's staff and the commanding officers
of the American units which will take
part in tomorrow's victory celebration.
Also attending the luncheon were
the members of the American embassy
staff, Major General John Biddle and
his staff; Rear Admiral Knapp and
other American naval officers. together
with Major G.. II. Scott and Brigadcr
General +. NJ. Maitland. of the. trans
atlantic dirigiblc R.34
Sword Of Honor
The sword Of honor is gold mounted
and is a handsome reproduction Of the
American army pattern. The hilt has
the figure Britannia on ono side and
Liberty on the other On the upper
band is displayed the arms Of the
United States on one side and the arms
of the city of London on the other. In
the enamel below the American coat Of
arms is General pcrShing'S monogram
in diamonds and rubies with the Amer
lean flag and the Union Jack. ON the
reverse side cnamcIrd ribbons display
the names of the battles in which the
American troops participated and Of
Iicncral PerShing's campaigns.
The decoration of Knight Grand
ross of the Order of the Bath. with
which General Pcrshing has been pre-.
;Cntpl. npDrnrS on thp lOwpr hand Tho
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-18
FRANCE WANTS u. S. SUGAR
May Ask Americans to Sacrifice
Their Sweet Drinks

Paris. July 1S.-tBv \. P.D-Amcr-
lean officials attempting to solve the
food question arc confronted with a
sugar shortage in France that is said
to call either for Americans to sacri.
flee som" Of their sweet drinks or for
the French to give up their sweet
pastries.
The American officials. it is under
stood, are decidedly in favor of allow.
ing Americans to continue tho uSc Of
sugar for their Swcct drinks. The
French authorities. however. are anx
ioUs to obtain sugar from the United
States. but expectation from the
American market is prohibited to pro
to"t American consumers. French food
officials. il is explained. were given an
option last fall on as largo Il proportion
Of tho Cuban sugar crop as they wished
The French. however. took only about
81 per cent of the crop. although Amer
lean officials warned them of an i'm :
pending world sugar shortage.
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Washington, De-, II luglio.-Thomas
Nelson Page. ambasciatore americana a
Roma, ha oggi dichiarato ALA Casa
Blanca che il principale desiderio del
lItalia e quello che lie nazioni, con le
quail essa 81 associo' nella guerra, ri
conoscano ed apprezzino suoi ideali c
lie sue aspirazioni. Egli e. qui' giuntc
per discutere la situazione dell'Italia
con il Presidente Wilson.
Lon. Page, che quanto prima ras-
segnera le sue dmissioni da ambascia :
tore, ha dichiarato che IItalia ha bi
signo di assistenza economical che
manca d carbone viveri. Gil italiani
sentono d essere rimasti isolati durante
| negoziat di pace a Parigi, ma cio'
nonostante essi sentono piu' amicizia
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POPE TO GERMAN BISHOPS
Rejoices at Lifting Of Blockade.
Sees Aid for Distressed

Rome. July 1S.-tBy a. P.l-Popc
Benedict has addressed to the bishops
of Germany letter expressing JOY over
the removal of the blockade. The letter
recommends that an attitude of Chris
tian charity be taken toward the Qucs.
tion of rcparation for war damages.
The Pope expressed confidence that
the civilized nations. and especially
Catholics. will give aid to the popua
tions brought TO n state of extreme
need. He recommended in conclusion
that all thoughts of hatred against for
mcr enemies be eliminated from the
minds of German Catholics.
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LONDON GIVES HONOR
SWORD TO PERSH|NG
CoId-Mounted Tribute to U. S.
Commander Presented in
GuiIdhall
CITYS FREEDOM PRESENTED
BY the Associated Press

London. July 1S.-London honorcd
General Pcrshing today by presenting
him tbo froodop, of rho c;tv and q
sword of honor IN tbo ,roso,co of a
distinguished corn,ry of R,it,rs md
American. gotbrred within thn historic
Cuil6 Hail
Jobn w D,vi, tbo ,mori.on am
bassodor tbn .c,n,os.v staff Roar Ad.
s nniral Harry : Erann and his stofT
members of tbo Rrit;eh Govcrnmcnt
and npr,Hcr nf Dritish generals we're
nnrticinan+s in thc rcromnnv
Gnnero1 porsbi,g v.o., ,nnroudcJ h,.
the crowds that hoJ gothcrrI whom he
made his entry into tlc ritv whrro tho
guilds rpd the aldermen in ,bcir cus-
tomary wrlcomipo rohcs lrnt , nir.
turcsouc asnrct to thc sccrr
Tho general foupd n coprany Of the
Greuadicr Grords with its hond drawn
IN in thc ward lie insucctcd the
guards md tbcp cr+crcd tbn hall and
YEAS conducted to thc dois whore he
was greeted by tbo lord mayor and
lady mayoress
hoose'en LaS' "ues'
After General PorShing had bccn
greeted by the Lord Mayor. Sir Horace
B. Marshall. and the Lady MayOrPSs
the town clerk. Sir james Bell. read
the resolution of tho corporation author
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German lines and threw the enemy into
disorder. The ferocity Of the attack
dcmoralized the Germans. From that
time on the German morale failed, and
II continuous retreat. although slow at
times. followed until Sedan was entered
and the nrmisticc signed on November
II.
The British and Bclgians joined in the
great Allied offensive in August. 1918.
The Italian victory over Austria and
the dcbaclc of Bulgaria developed in
the fall
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-18

austriaca Tientsin, Gina, fosse ad
essa trasferita.
Durante la sessione II Concilio ha
anche discusso la question: relativa ale
forze con lie quail la Grccia dovra' con-
tribuire ALA occupazione di Smirne.
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Three Die In French Munitions Blast

Paris. July 1S.-Thrce soldiers were
killed and ten soldiers and six civilians
injured in the explosion Thursday of
largo munitions dump at lie Bourget.
seven miles northeast of Paris. Sew
cral buildings and three sheds were
damaged by the concuSsion.
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wAYNEssoRo. VA.
Fishburne Military School

New SlUU,UUU FIreprO0f Equipment
Prepares for universities. business life
Diploma admits TO all colleges. ResuItful
military training. Beautiful. healhtfui situa-
tion. Every cadet participates IN annual
River. 10th year. Small classes. Reserve
offcsrs Training Corps. under u. 8, War
MAJ, MORGAN ~. HuDGNs. Erin.
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NAZARETH. PA.
Hall Military Academy

Box 60, Nasareth. Pa. Founded I743
: A military academy for boys. College pre-
pa ratory and bus. courses Senior. Interme-
date q Junior Depts. Vigorous ath. life and
military life or Nazareth Hall, former Sec
George b, CortlYou says: Nazareth Hall is
character buiider-not mere trainer OF
the mind" Rev.A.D .Thaeler. DID. PrInclpaI
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READING. PA.
BELLEFONTE. IA.
RELLEFONTE ACADEMY

I14th year Limited TO 100 young men Is
years and upwards. IL expert teachers. Stu
dents select subjects to ht chosen career
nshng, swimming pool, gymna sium. ath-
ietic neld No hazing. Near Station No, 1
Aero Mail Route. N. Y, to Chicago. Rates
mooJIAMFs JAMES r.. HGGHEs. A. NJ. Head.
master. Box r. BeIlefonte. Pa.
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giornale "Il Popolo d'Italiar dichiars,
oggi, che Tex -imperatore di Germanfa
ha ottenuto il permesso dal governc
tedesco di far ritorno in patria di
vivere in uno del suoi posscdimenti sotto
Ia sorveglianza della polizia.
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WAYNE. Pa.
ST. LUKES SCHOOL.

Cfain Line r. n. RI WAYNE. IA.
prepares for college or business Deyeiops
a spirit OF gentlemarly honor and fair play
Located in open healthful country ana
Known for its success in molding the cha rae
Ter and mental attitude of its boys. swim
ming pool gyinnasiur, and large athletic
"e'0 CHARLES HENRY sTROUr. NJ. A.
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NORwALK. CONN.
HILLSIDE

FOR GIRLS, As miles from New York. Col
lege Preparation. Cultural Courses. House.
hold Science. including actual practice in q
real home. OrSanized Athletics,
Margaret r. Brendiinger. a. b. (Vassar)
Vida Hunt Francis. B. l.. tSmith), Principals
Norwalk, Connecticut. -
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UNA CONCESS|ONE
NEGATA LLITAL|A
u Consiglio InteralIeato Rifiuta
di Trasferire II Possesso
Austriaco di Tientsin
aII'ItaIia

Parigi, II luglio.--Il Consiglio Inte-
ralleato ha oggi rifutato di aderire ALA
richicsta avanzata dali Italia. con la
qualc 81 chicdcva che la CONCESSIONS
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KINGSTON. PA.
MANASSAS. VA.
EASTERN COLLEGE N.ss:...

granted al coursss Prep. School Rate j3oo'
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