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New Britain herald., 1919-12-11

1880 to 1913 has been admirably main- tained during the war period.
 Wheat is easily the most important agricultural product of Italy, both as regards area sown and the amount produced. It is estimated that about 34,OOO,OOO acres are devoted to agri- culture, and of this amount 11,7OO00O arc sown with wheat. The total value of the crops and products of Italian ag- riculture, as a whole, is placed at ST.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-11

Germans, the Italians had made great progress before the war in the pro- duction of electrical machinery.
 Silk manufacture has been one of the most important Italian industries. Before the war 175,oOO people were engaged in this industry. Export of silk accounted for one-quarter of the average value of Italian exports. In the years preceding the war the Ital- ian woolen industry had reached a
New Britain herald., 1919-12-11
CLEMENCEAU IN ENGLAND
While There He Will Confer With Lloyd George and Italian Foreign Minister.

London, Dec. 1l.-GeorseS Clemen ceau, Premier of France, arrived here this morning about o o'clock. Dur ing his stay in London he will confer with Premier Lloyd George and Wit terio Scialoia, foreign minister Of Italy.
 A special train had been sent to Folkestonc to fleet M. Clemenceau, but the French destroyer on which the premier crossed the channel en- countered rough seas and it's captain decided to proceed to Dover instead.
 Crowds outside and inside Victoria station chcercd the arrival of the French premier, who was greeted by Premier Lloyd George; Earl Curzon, secretary of state for foreign affairs, and Walter IIume Long, first lord of the admiralty When the premier greeted Lloyd George, he said in Eng fish:
 II am glad to see you.' The premier then drove to the French embassy. The two prime ministers began their private conferences in Lloyd Georges official residence in Downing street at II o'clock. It was generally expected that their discussions would last through today and tomorrow. The British premier abandoned his usua Thursday visit to the house of com mons in order to place his time en- tirely at the disposal of M. Clemen- ceau.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-11
SIREN FOR FIREMEN.

A siren system for calling firemen when they are wanted in other sec tons Of the factory has been insti- tuted at Russell and Erwin's. The siren does away with the whistle for merly used at the factory. The sys- tenn is similar to the autophone, a certain number of reports represent ing each foreman's number.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-11
H. X IT, TO ENTERTAIN,

A factory night will be observed at the Y. M. c. A. by the employees of the Hart & Hutchinson and Hart & Cooley plants this evening. An athletic pro- gram has been arranged, consisting of basketball, indoor baseball, vOlley ball between the teams of the H. & H. and H. & C. Dancing will follow the pro- gram in the gymnasium.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-11
WOMAN SMOKES IN STREET.

New York, Dec. 11.-It happened yesterday. A stylishly dressed young woman strolled along 44th street puff ting a cigarette. She was undiSturbed by remarks of those who stopped to gaze at the latest fashion imported from Europe.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-11
EIIxS PLAN FOR CHRISTMAS

Exalted Ruler Joseph G. Woods of New Britain lodge, B. F. o. E., has appointed the following committee to make arrangements for the annual Christmas celebration for the poor of the city: Ernest N. Humphrey, Ed ward l.. Stebbins and Herbert Bates.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-11


 first opportunity to use the country's economic resources freely in the creation of modern industrial sys- tenn. This achievement, of course, has been made at great cost to the Italian people. While the national debt has been considerably increased, at the same time the countrys economic pow CT has been enhanced. .t..
 The estimated value of the national wealth before the war was $16,20O, ,OOO, : U00. According to the estimate of the Finance Commission for Reconstruc- tion in Italy, the wealth at present is $21 ,23O,0O0,
 The debt of Italy on March 31, 1919, including paper money, was $13,O79,- 91S,SO7, of which about three-fourths was internal. The external debt. amounting to $3,330, 1,784, consisted entirely of credits extended during the war by the United States Government and Allies. The pre-war debt was ap- proximately S2,631 ,748,0O0.
 Italy is situated within easy access of the Atlantic and Indian oceans and has therefore special advantages for commerce. Moreover, the Italian pe- ninsula forms part of the shortest route from European Industrial cen ters to the Suez Canal, and transpOrta- tion across the Alps Is facilitated hv four or five lines of railway and Ly we'll constructed roads.
 Italy has had long, hard struggle to recover lost ground in her industrial activity, in comparison with the coun- tries of northern Europe. Up 10 1860 the best of her energy and the lives of many of her sons were sacrificed 10 obtain national unity. Since 1860, however, Italy has striven to regain the lost ground, and up to the outbreak
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-12
NOT annrorc a temporary relief measure.

not APPROVE a temporary relief measure.
Rcsuhmission OF the classihcatloh
amendment at special clcclloh was
VIGOROUSLY opposed at meeting OIL "a
riul,,: AGRICULTURAL interests here To-Day.
J. Tabor of GAINESVILLE, master VI
finn G,n1c grange, gave out SlaleHc"s
tonight outlining the farmers pos''Iol'
on classification and other proP"Seo
legislation. 5;ool
Passage today Of the Tallcy medica.
nracticc act. approval by inc nouse
the Matthews optomctry Dill ana 'i'e IN
dctnitc uostponcmcnt in the house Oh
The krydcr bill lcgalizlng the instaila.
ton Of chemical toilets in rural school
huusrs were the outstanding features or
today'S session. ,,
The senate today passed the Dill by
Senator Miller of Muskingum requiring
confirmation by the senate OF aPPointee.
on the industrial commission.
Among the bills introduced in the
house were: BY Smith of Cuyahosa'
providing an eight hour day 1or EN-
ploycs of state institutions.
Nv Pearson of Miami. compelling
hoard of education to provide physical
education in all elementary ana inter-
n,ediary schools and limited mcdlcal SUI
Dcrvision in schools.
BY Crosscr OF Colulholaha'
ing counties maintaining joint tuDcrcu-
lar HOSPITALS to dispose Of their inter-
c.ts Ia other counties in the group.
By strict party vote the house. sent
to the judiciary committee the resolu-
Inv nv UcDrcsentativc Myers, Democrat
Of t,uynhoga. inviting former President
Taft to discuss the proposed league be-
fore the house some time during tho
present month.
The Ohio Home Rule association iate
,od,,. ulcd with the secretary of state
nctitjons bearing 1884, names. asking
for a referendum election on the rcsolu-
ton adopted by tho OHIO lcslsiatul'
last January. ratifyinE tho national pro
hibition amendment. Anti-Saloon league
officials arc expected TO contest the pro-
noscd submission of the resolution to
referendum vote.
The propcrtv classification amend
,,,t ,riII la submitted 10 the voters
August II. the taxation committee DO
clded tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-12
About People
Movements OF individuals to and
From the City.

Mrs J. y. Mescalfcsof Fifteenth street
is 4 visitor at Orlando Fla.
Misses Sue and Fannie Campbell OF
Fifteenth street. together with Miss Do
ris Hubbard. are spending short time
in Atlantic City.
Charles kibby. u. S. ~. arrived yes
terday from Seattle. Wash. where ne
was stationed.
Private Nick" ON"ill IS visiting IN
the city for Jew days. Mr. O'N"ili has
recently been discharged from Il south
.fn caut0nmcnt and is on his way 70
holloway Ohio. where H.. Will resume
his WORK with the Eatiinor" Il OH" rail-
road.
Miss Cora Serig Of tn" North End. Is
again able 10 be about with thu assist
ancc of crutcheS. Miss Scrls has ben
suffering from an infection III her lett
foot and has underE"n" Tvs" "p"rAtl"nS
for the cure Of the attlicit"n
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Haynes nae re-
turned from trip To thiIad"lp:ita and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-12
IF OHIO
OPENSF|CHT ON
". "A. Gas LAW

Especial Dispatch TO Tho 1ntcllig' nccr)
tpLUMBI:S. O.. March ll.--Thc Ohio
senat" today unanimously adopted "A
resolution Ivy Senator Whittrmorc OF
Summit county. directing the attorney
general t" invest igatr TIE Most Virginia
law proposing to limit the output or
atur;ll gas from that state 10 Ohio and
bring action. if necessary. in tho United
states supreme court tn "njuin the car
ryinr nut Of tho West Virginia law.
The Srnat" today passed tho Sparks
hill to permit the ohio hoard Of admin
istration and the state rpnit"ntiary COM
mission tn proceed with tho immediate
construction rf the now prnitcntiary on
tho prison farm at London on the unit
plan.
The JOINT taxation committee VIII
probahlv confer with Governor COX to-
morrow on taxation matters. He docs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-12
Renshaw-Treese wedding.

Sunday afternoon Miss tlnra F|'ccSc
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. s. f'rccse or
South Jarob street. was united III marri-
age lO Mr.. Joseph R'nhhw. Rev y. {.
Raschc performing the ceremony in inc
parsonage of 81. Paul's FranE"lical 1-u-
Ihnran church. There were no in'm"di-
aIr attendants and only few friends
Witnessed the ceremony.
Both young people ar" we'll known IN
tho city. tho groom having recently re-
turned from camp tn enjoy Il furlouEh
with his parents in South Wheeling. He
will return IN camp In New York the
latter part nC the wrcN and his bride
Will live with her parents until his rr-
turn To the city. when they Will reside
IN tho Island. Friends ar" extending
congratulations.
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One of thu latest received rs from
Mrs. {. S. Mitchell. who resides At Lee
ginnvillc Pa. and has hest OF trleh"S
in that town. as we'll rs in this city.
She stated:
For SOME time | hal kcen troubled
with ms stomach. and had dreadful
dizzy spells. caused from Il dHranEcd
liver always had headaches. anu
could not Gct good nights sleep: 1
was so couStipated l could not get amy
medicine to relieve me-. uatil. upon the
advice Of a friend. l STARTED to take
Plant Juice. Now. l am glad t" Jay
for the benefit of others who suffer
that I am able to eat my meals amen
Joy them: sleep well at night ana am
no, constipated any more. Plant Juice
restored my health when I was moth
ing but a nervous wreck. and | am glad
70 give this public statement for Ii.
Plant Juice IS sold in Wheeling at
G. II. GricSt Co.'S drug store.
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to take it, but finally consented. From
the very beginning it helped her, and
now she is entirely well, and telling
everybody how much good it has done
her, Mrs. w. D. WELLS, 226 North
Adams Street, Petersburg, Va.
If every girl who suffers as Miss
Wells did, or from Irregularities, painful
periods, backache, sidcache, dragging
down pains, inflammation or liberation
would only give this famous root and
herb remedy q trial they would soon
find relief from such suffering.
For special advice women are asked to
write the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine
Co., Lynn, Mass. The result o! forty
years experience is at YOUR seruica-
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u,hhard.Lonon wedding.

Tho many friends Of Miss Viola Hin
s,ard, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. fharl"S
Ohnrficld, Of thu. Island. will be surnris-
cd "a learn of her marriage 10 Mr. EhaS.
Lemon. which took place on Monday "N-
.ninp AT the m rsonaSc Of tho Cha plinc
street NJ. E church. Roy. G. F.. Town
send. pastor Of tn" church. performed
tho wedding ceremony. q number oil
the friends and relatives of tho contract
inc particS being in attendance" Fol
lowing the wedding tho party retired 10
thr hnu,c of tho brides parents on the
Island whore Il splendid wedding sup
no.. WAS served. Following wedding
Journey through Ohio and Kentucky. thr
couple will reside in Kentucky. wh"r" IN"
groom is stationed with "lnrl" sam
forces ut Camp Taylor. Al III" present
tir,, bc ~ ON a furlnuEh. He holds 4
nosj,inn nj Bcllairc. Ohio. and following
his discharge from tn" army. In" happy
courlc will reside there.
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OHIO SIDE AUTO|5T DRIVING IN
WHEELING FOR CONNIE RC|AL
PURPOSE MUST PAY PRIVILEGE TAX
OVER THREE THOUSAND COLLECT
ED FROM LOCAL TRUCK O"NEHS
DURING PAST TEN DAYS.
SPECIAL PRIVILEGE TO COLLECTOA
WILL ENFORCE Law BY CAUSING
ARREST OF ALL OFFENDERS.
OHIO COUNTY COMm1SS1OhGhS
SHOULD APPOINT HIGHWAY Pa
TRoLMAN TO AID NUM-
CPAL TREASURY

If tho city Of Wheeling does as 1t mas
been requested To do by Senator Sol
White. agent for tho state road comInls-
sion the municipal treasury VIII ocheIle
to the extent Of moro than $4,000 every
year through the collection Of Spccial
privilege taxes. to be paid by auto truck
owners, chauffcurs and taxi operators
and drivers. Senator White has asked
the city council to enact an ordinance
recurring such persons IL pay q Speclal
privilege for using city streets .
Since the board of commissioners OIL
Ohio county have refused 10 appoint
highway patrolman, as Senator white
requested them To do tho highway com
missions agent charges that the county
treasury will lose several thousand dof-
lars, which will remain uncollcctrd, lot
the reason that tho Shcriff'S office VIII
not collect the tax. since il would re-
ouirc all of the time. OF ono man for
period of about four months to collect
the privilege tax here ana deputy Sncr-
ifs with all Of their work Will not 1lnd
time to make collection OF privilege TAX
from auto owners.
In ten days Senator White has collect
ed $4,000 from local truck owners. Yes
to-day he collected 5000.
To-day or Tomorrow Senator White
intends placing under arrest all Ohio
side autoiSts driving their cars In
Wheeling for the purpose of doing COM
mcrcial business in Wheeling. Hc
points out that the tourist privilege n"r-
mits autoiSts to drive into tho state Tor
pleasure only and that this right is be-
ing abused.
John Wachli. Jr.. was fined $40 ana
costs last night for operating an ONO
car here. while doing business in Who'll
ing. In addition h. paid Senator White
Sll as a special privilege tax.
Senator White charges that all along
West Eirgina's 1000 miles Of border
tho law is being violated and that cour-
~ officers must begin rigid enforce
mrnt.
In addition 10 their state auto license
tax auto truck owners using class a.
highways che national road in Ohio
county, must pay a special privilege tax.
Tho city can enact similar legislation,
but cannot collect an auto tag license.
Chauffcrs. too. must pay an annual
license Of 81 providing they drive q
truck. taxi or drive n privat" car as an
employee Of privat" chauffeur To n car
owner. Individuals driving their own
cars for pleasure only and not for hire
do not have To pay tn" license fer. y
garage mechanic is considered chauf-
four and requires Il license.
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Stone Church entertainment.

The &. s. G. class OF the Stone church
Sunday school, Elm Grove. will give
the following program tomorrow even
ing in the parlors Of the church:
Selection 49,. Stone church orchestra
observation-disclosures Truly ............
.... Margaret Stewart
Chorus-"Mammys Lullaby
..'..- !. o. w. t'eN7S
Heading-"E My Big Sis
ter's Rcau" ..-.... edward Clh'ppe'l
Selection ..-.......-.. .-...- CiS''St'' -
Reading-Selccted ......FranciS Ewing
Vocal solo-"Savannah Lullaby" 49,.
.. Hazel F-r;lsher
Rcading-"Robby Shutters" Geo. Lockyer
Hawaiian Quartet
Organ solo-"OsSortarir' .....'...
Mrs. j. 9. Butler
Vocal solo-'Whcn You and We're
Young, MaggieT. Laura II. Relnke
,R,adjug-"Mrs. Maloney Goes /" the
Dentist. Mrs. c. Il. pton
Violin solo
(a) Souvenir
,h) Hungarian Dance No. V.
Mr.. Daniels.
pontomime-''M Faith Looks Up to1
Thee" .....-.-...fr FRANCIS Ewing
Vocal SOLO ~
tap sHear Me Yc Winds and Wages
tb) Till We Meet Again
Mr.. E. +. Gebhard.
Selection ..-.--......-.-'.
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Birthday Party.

Thursday evening. March Il, at me
Warwuud BAPTIST chapel. Mr.. Edward
Snilcr, superintendent Of the Sunoa!
scnnol. will entertain the m"mncrS win
-, birthday rariy. "a which all arc in
vi,rd Games will hc enjoyed through
mn, tho evening. and 4 dainty luncheon
will ". served. \ general good time
will he enjoyed 10y all who attend.
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EAs EIGHT CHILDREN.

Mrs. r. Renkamp. 2+oi Herman st.
roying;on. Ky. writes: II have been
using F'olfy's Honey and Tar for nearly
two years and can lind no better cough
syrup. [ have light children and give
=. ~ all of them. They. all were sub
;nct 70 Group from babies on. 1t is Il
Sofe and reliable medicine for men and
women as Trll as children. Don't let
tho cough that follows grippe hang on
and weaken you. 1t is easier to get
rid oc a cough or cold than OF it's con-
SEQUENCES. Sold everSwhere.
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Kaffec-Visite.

Those who arc anticipating IN" Nal
fr.,.-NisItr which thr trion Will xiv" to-
morrow evening may h. assured thAt
th"v will have Il rar" treat. Tor "N'rn-
sivt. prcpa rati ions ar" being made tor the
affair There will b" handsome prizes
given for the winners IN IN" various
card contests and dancing will be tn"
attractivn rratur" Of the evening sup
p>r Will be served as n pleasant intcr-
mission
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Missionary Society Luncheon.

The Ladies If III" Foreign Missionary
society of the T;:n" street NJ. +. church
will serve lunch from II H. M. until
IA p. nl.. on Thursday. March -. IN
IN" roorrs If IAr church on IN" corner OF
Seventeenth and Jacob streets. The
committee in charge * preparing
very attruriivr m"nu and consisting OF
vegetable soup. cold $law cream pOta-
toes coffee and jolly.
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ARMY OF 100000 MEN
PLANNED FOR POLES

PARIS. March 11.-(French wireless
service 1.-The Polish national assembly
according to a dispatch from Warsaw
has approved by unanimous vote law
calling to military service tho classes
from 1891 to 1896. inclusive. 1t Is ex-
pected that the message win provide
Poland with An army OF 100000 men.
The deputies Of tho left it Is added
xtxunkfY. kho 1AB
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n a r Meeting.

This afternoon thu l'aHsnt"rs OF the
American Revolution Will meet in tho
Y. W. e ~. "Wom"nS Uniformed Or
gaulZ;ttiuns for War; will hc the topic
Iur discussion BY Mrs. -. l.. Schuctte.
followed. BY one dealing with '"lseCVn-
structiun and Rc-cdu"atior by Miss
Eupha Hutchinson. Both are highly in
lercstlng. and it is hoped that an en-
thusiastlc gathering Will be III attend
anCG
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Lady Moose Euchre.

Members OF the Lady Moose Will be
charming hoStcsScS tomorrow evening
at the Moose club on the corner of Four
tccnth and Market streets. when thcy
will entertain with Il cuchrc and domino
rarty. These affairs as arranged oS
this popular organization have always
proved delightful. and it is expected
that this one will be no exception. "A
large crowd will probably attend.
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arc discussed 1T these afafirS Mrs
Walter $. Kelley Will EIN" An interest
ilI., discussion on SOFIA" Another I'M
purtant visitor for Friday ~ Mrs George
De Enlt Of F:irmnnt, who Will address
the Current Events department OF the
Womnn'S club. following business SEES
sion Of IN" different departments Of Inc
club.
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island Literary Meeting.

The Island Literary club was enter
tanned last evening III the home OF Mrs.
Thomas Downing on Indiana street.
Miss Mary Irosuc gave an interesting
talk Oh the country OF Poland. andrMIss
McGrauahan took up the discussion.
dealing with the people OF that country.
Miss Happen rrad an interesting poem
and a social hour followed. during which
j delicious lunch was served by the
hostess.
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Masquerade Party.

, mn~du"rad" will "" given ny nc
members rr III" Phlath"a class ot
Thomson NJ l. church tomorrow oven
in.- M tho homo of Mrs. s. t.. Hoicomh
ON South Huron street Many novel and
unusuoI costumes will h1 seen and an
interesting program will In given. dur
inv which = delicious luncheon will h"
served nv tho hostess. Miss Ida White
sol, j. chaIrrnan in charge and will be
assisted hy the following committee:
Misses
1,c,tf, Coleman Evelyn DinGrr
NirSdancs
Matthew Mctznrr X. J.. Eh'rt
s. {. lInlromb
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STOMACH UPSET?
PAPES DIAPEPSIN AT ONCE ENDS
DYSPEPSIA, ACID1TY, GAS,
INDIGESTION.

Your meals hit back. Your stomach
is sour, acid, gassy and YOU feel olonted
after eating or you have heavy Jumps
Of INDIGESTION pain or headache. but
pevcr mind Here is instant relief.
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SIlu pains III HeA
right side; at times
she was so bad she
could not do any
work. For two
years she was al
tended by the best
physicianshere,an and
both agreed that
she would have to
be operated on. l
suggested Lydia f.
Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound, and
- G& f,cAJ
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pAHc1Ha!

Prof. Oatman's dances every 'Tuesuay,
Thursday and Friday nights Ma@Aee
Auditorium Premier orchestra
Dancing at the Elks Auditorium every
Saturday evening.
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pilne Cr1red IN G to Il Day!

druggists r~furd money If pAZO ONT
NEXT fai:: to cure Itching, Blind.
ElcrdInE nr I'rnt rutlinC Piles. Stops
Irritation: Sruth"s and Heals You can
get rcSt!ul sleep after the first a7plica-
ton Price soc
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Will Entertain.

Mrs. Fred Becker. of tho Island. Will
entertain the members ut IN" Catherine
Won Bora sewing circle this evening.
She will be assisted lby Mrs. William
Inglemeyer Of Martins Ferry. The
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n the city the guest Of his brother.

in the city the guest Of his brother
Jamcs Dass"t.
William Werner. Of Eoff street. is
spending few days tn" guest Of rcla-
tivcs at Cameron.
Harry n Eurkl". Of Edg,ialo, left last
evening for Charleston and Will attend
tho session Of the state legislature
there.
Miss BESSIE Darby of Canton. Ohio, is
spending n few days in the city tho
guest Of her sister Mrs. Charles Hop
wood.
Miss Jessie Clemens. we'll known local
nurse. has been called To tn" r"ntr"i
part of tho state to take care OF several
cases.
William Evans. Of Camp Green. &. c..
- spending n brief furlough with rcia-
tivcs in the city.
william c. Nornbrook. or Sixteenth
street, left last evening for Park"rS-
burg, where he will spend few days
th> guest OF relatives.
Miss Catherine Dawson. Of EdSwnod
is spending a few days the guest OF her
sister at Pittsburgh. Pa.
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never nlinC

Don't stay upset: Eat tablet Of
Pape's Diapcpsin and Immediately the
indigestion. gases, acidity and all stoua-
ach distress ends
Papc's Diapcpsin tablets are the
surest quickest stomach believers in
the world. They cost very little at drug
stores.
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rnterHaiued Class

Mrs Ida Wcits"l rntertai'r'" '"'
members OF the Queen Esther cr''" "I
Thomson NJ. f. church last evening a
her home on South York street Th'
usual divcrsiuus were lndulErd in and ;
doIi.ions luncheon was served by th'
hostess. Included were:
MrsdameS.
". f. Etzler Matthew Mc'zher
7, = Schrardcr Chester Johnson
Misses
Eva I.oanig Edith b"n"SSon
Alberta T?obh Ida NeitScll