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CON $500 Sc Ccatificara a In persona que
proporcione informeS del jovcn Jose Maria
GALLERIES. de 20 amos de edad c hijo adopti-
vo de Guadalupe FraustTo = de Manuela Ri
vera. A principles de Agosto. del p-esente
aho. dcsapayecio de Fort Worth sir que Sc
haya rccibido ninguna noticia suya. Dirf-
;rnse a Guadalupe Fl rustro. 20lT Grove
St. North Fort Worth. Texas. t2D
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da para ciertas intermediates, como
nor eiemp!o, Ia apoplegia, a epllep-
STA, la hidropesia y Ia locura.
Sc graba sobre plata de buena ca
lidad dandole las dimensiones de una
medalla V verificando dicha opera
ci6n en- lunes.
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PTZCADORES DE- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
100 aor5sss solos u con faG:iia lara e..
Eeo. de Oklahoma. SalGrcmos sin ia-ta e.
Dom iaEo 2S.-A los cue cesccH II a es IL
80 los 7aSa-a naSnliico sueido. Es;oS
-a-a1cs Cue5z- l1nct;a:os a los rozos pc
--5,e-os de- Wichita : Ranger. Para mas
-so--,es ccu--an q Ca.sA Labor Agency.
..lS Wes. Houston s. t@o)
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-Cuando neeesrse I'd. libros en- es.
panol, pidalos a Ia Liberia de fgna.
clio E. Lozano, 11s n. Santa Rora Ay.
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Ci-ijaSe a Juan Andrlde, Westminster Cs!'
Orange Co. i2Sl
$500 DE GRATIFICACION seN daran a Ia
persona que prororcione informes de nj her
maro Juan Navarro. de % amos d. edsd,
quien en- Septiembyc S. del presente aho,
sali6 de Tulsa. Okla. sin Que hasta Ia fccha
So hayaa recibido noticiss suyas. TODD in
forme dlrijase n Victoriano Navarro, r. F.
D.. !. Box 5. SeEuin, Texas. t2s)
ESPLENDIDAMENTE gratificaye a quicn
me p-oIorcicne informes del actual parldero
de la Srita. Delfinn 7. F. RAMIREZ. origi-
maria de Rio GranGc. Texas.-CualQuier no
ticia sobrc el particular, dirijase a Ramon
3. Pima, 1915 Franklin St. Houston, Tex.
joT
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VENTAS
TRAJES EN- ABONOS

b-e a su nueyo local. 607 D0iorosa s. '!
CEETE SOSA, Sass.c.
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es necesario que Sc grade en- estano
V precisamente un ~jueves, por Ia mis-
ma persona interesada en- ilevar!o.
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s. SECESTTAE muchachas cue -c7ta H.
,ar -a-:sas s:aas . iri.sales a name. John
,5H Shirt Fac-o-y. 2I0 Navarro - 90
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Sc EECESETA ura raGchacha o mujs- pa
"a --ahato general Ie casa. Gcu-ran e $
Main Ave.
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CABALLERO ESPA&OL de 90 amos de
-eIasso1arse con sonora O SenO-itH dc IS
q IS amos de cdad. obie;o natrimon'o.
De5e ser hon-ada y catoAca y cnviar 81
focosrafEa. la que Sc interese FOR 81 ie-
Ecldad y po,yea'r d~iri3ase a 3. Esho%'
Parker. Ney. tWh:sc Pine Co. Iss
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PERDIDAS

EARIENDO cxtrEviado B-azaIctc-CaGena con
cruces &C Guerra ' Banderas en- miniature
valo- personal. Cratiticz-c a QuieH 10 de-
yueiva. Tele:c2een q Crockett 5000.
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Sc DESEA sabe- 81 paradero de Victor Con
z&lez. originate DE San Martin de bo.a-
nos. Jal.. Mexico, Quieu hace nUsve amos Sc
vino para este pals sin cue hasta n fccha
Sc hayaa recih,Go noticiRs suyaS. Toda in
:o--aaci5n que : 81 respecto Sc Tueda sEmi-
~nis.rar. sf-ranse diriGirla a Juan GoUZa-
,sz. AS IVES: Grant St, Phoenix, Ariz.
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APRENDA iuGl6s u todas horss de! dia y
dc u noche ; eli muy POGO tiempc en- ell
Co!esio del DR.. Rudy. PAL, Main Street.
Houston. Texas. Prccios baios. Fl Dr..
Rudy es p~ro:esor y licenciadO y apto en- la
cnseharza para los adultos. No divide que
In RECOMMENDATION del inglSs no sc apreEde
bicn de HIRES nj por correspondencis. Sc
tor BIAS.
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NO listed SU
DINERO
SFJJOS DE COMA

Para ccmerciantes. prcfes!orIsras y so''e-
dades. Complete suTtido de accessories paEa
los misnos. Pida catiloEo \ :. SANIoS
ORTA- sIl Doiorosa ST. TciSfoTo Travis
$3.50. San Antonio. Texas
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CLASSES De -AQUIGRAF-A. saeies, Tete-
S-afo. Teaed1-ia &c L35ros y hc-saoT-at'a
a Reconsideration mensGalcs- Du-i-s7se q
6. Duccr-. SOS Chestnut :
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ENSENANZA

LECC!ONES pE PIANO Y CANT0 a Do
u.-E.o. P-e-ioS coEv-nc.oaa-zs- PROF. SOa
FELIX RCAEO. E-aduLGo e. lcS Ccuse-TA'
to--os d Paris y Madrid. Rerjhe o-dsnes SD
so-a.es s.. Sc al1ia fra[Ss , sD2n0L
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LISTO. SENOR, LISTO.

Tenernos TN masnifico Pisn con En-
TTCUATRO mare-ss firilcs de gcIRr dine
70, 40 DEsAPRoVECHE I'd. q oportun'-
dad Y pidaaos DETALLES GRATIS. en-
y;.,do estampii,as pa:a ia contradiction
MEXICAN CARD CO. Boz III. Sta A
San Antonio. Texas.
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MISCELANEA

Sc NECESlTA socio con capital para ira
bajar restaurant perfectamente estahlecIdo y
acreditsdo. Dirijansc 4 F. c., cargo La Prem
sa- t-oj
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PLDA MIS- PRECIoS n! por mayor. &c queso
eachilado. battles. chile pRSi!la, chorizo, etc.
P. BACA. Boz 92i. Los Angeles. Cal
TENDO AUTOMOVIL On maga!rico cstadc ::
u aSicnto para dos personals SunamenJe
ba-ato. 9l2 Durango 81.
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GUIA PROFESSIONAL
ABOGADOS
Lie. EDUARDO TAMARI7

AboEaao Ncsicano. 7l5-720 Braty BItg.. T~
Esono CT. as. - San Antonio. Texas.
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MICUEL BOLANOS CACHO.
NJ. II. DIAL
AROGADO

ABOGADO
Au,o-iza5o para e;e-cc- ~ profession en-
= Diss--o Fedora! &c ios Esca5os C1idos ,
IN toGaS - Corres civi!es : criminals Ga
Essaco &c Tex=s- O&c!1a
llUT ScGp5Gr Bilg.
HOUSTON, TEXAS
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ARTICULOS MEKECANOS

Pidanos lissa general Made vcadc tan ba-
ratio. 1912 ". Commerce ST. San Anto-
MO. Texas
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DR. JOSE MARIA soRI,
4 BCLDCN = G
81 .-n.
Stg S~-1rGsr" "a. ~~

Cura :oGa CHASE = s-Frrue6aiT' s#1 =
.so Dc medicinas II s.--='a. Cc-s5ro. 2e--
vIos. oics. oiios. u@--- -a--a@.-. co-aZtc.
rufn,ones. es.5maEo. HtEa-9. su--grf1sS. rSSS
res y,iica y eute-rcEaGes lie g-.o-as. :!
us,sd esta carsato &c y-- @ed:-os SIN -
sYl.ad5. vis5rsue } 70 aa=,9s-=-=- r9azu. pc:
medic &c Ajlsccs Cas-a~-@.-soz .= 81 O.
nina Eo-ssE ruets -ccoh-a- p sg.E- $50 usa:
nsEi-fras n suErIr oPsra,.o7-s. Es.e-sA.
,,en,;6n a las enteTmsda-es e.c@-ca5 y .
E,sermcdadcs &c Mos
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-20
VALLEY MEN TO
RECLAIM DESERT

The state water commission reports
the following applications on file from
Imperial valley residents;
w. +. Real and a. a. Beatty, Brawley,
s cubic TT, per scond from Coyote
Or. San Diego county, for agricultural
purposes. Water to be used on $40
acres. Diversion works consist of ditch
and pipe line S1a miles long and rock
and concrete dam 4 feet high, 225 feet
long on top and 200 feet long at bot
tom Estimated cost proposed works
$4,000.
A. A. Beatty and w. F. Beal. Braw-
ley. Is cubic feet per second from Coy
ote Creek, San Diego county, for re-
clamation of arid lands. Diversion
works. consist of ditch and pine line
3l3 miles lon. and a dam Z feet high,
46 ftX216 it. on top and 46 ft.X216 feet
on bottom constructed of loose rock and
gravel with wasteway around dam. Es-
timated cost $500. This is an applica-
ton for certificate fixing time of COM
pletion of appropriation of water initiat-
ed prior to December 10, 1914, under
Sec. 1415 Civil Code. 1t is proposed to
complete application of water for pro-
posed use on or before July l. 1921.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-20
MARINE DANCE

Below is a copy of a telegram re
ceived from AIaior ]. c. Fegan, of the
Los Angeles. marine recruiting station
and president of the Marine Club o.
Los Angeles. Major Fegan was in 4
Centre Wednesday. of this week.
The dance tonight is the first annua
one. ~SN'
Sergeant Charsha wishes to have i
understood that the dance is informal
The telegram;
Los Angeles, Calf, Dec. 20, 1919.
Mr. L. Il. Hampton,
Care of Imperial Valley Press,
FL Centro. California.
l regret exceedingly that l can
not join you in your party tonight
l wish you would please convey to
all present my sincere appreciation
and thanks for their cordial coop
Grafton / am sure all the Ell Centre
boys who served in the marine corps
during the war will enjyo belong
ing to this little social club. With
best wishes for its success and all
its friends.
J. c. FEGAN,
Major L. s. NJ. C. in Charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-20
VAMPIRES AFTER
CALEX|CO'S GOAT

The FL Centro Vampires will at
tempt to get Calexico's goat at the
high school grounds tomorrow after
noon, when the two teams line up for
the second time this season. CaleXico
won the first tilt, to ,, and the locals
are out for revenge.
1t is expected that Manager Hart
will put Jones on the mound again,
and hess expected to give a good ac-
count of himself.
The local team is undergoing thor
ough shake-up and expects to climb
to the top of the ladder in the lmper-
ial Valley Winter league in short
order.
CaleXico has announced that num-
Der of fans will accompany the team
to this city tomorrow and a warm
contest confidently looked for. This
is expected to be one of the real big
games of the season, and the hackers
of each team are known to have placed
a large amount of the "long green on
the outcome.
Captain Stevens, of CaleXico, will
base his hopes on his veteran battery,
Van Dusen and Bragg, and it is eX-
pected to develop into pitching
duel. The lineup:
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-20
kyGlQti9lg1E11
SURPRISE PARTY

A surprise party was given at the
home of Mildred Churchill, on Hisassfve-
nue., last night, celebrating The 18th
birthday of Chauncey Dickey. star ath-
letic of the Central Union high.
Many friends greeted him and many
presents We're given him, including a
baby rattler, bottle, milk and feeder,
and many other delightful reminders by
his joshing companions
Later he was called upon to make a
speech, which he did.
Among those present were II. Baker.
Bill Mitchell, Frank Hoover Ralph
Bradley. GGnbert Helms, Henry Par
IRISH, Rebecca Noland. Georgia English,
Thelma Scott, Dola Davidson and Char
ity MacAleer.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-20

are bright and blue,
The men and women stand for what
is right,
They put their Drawn and muscle in
everything they do,
And push all undertakings with their
night.
Chorus
Ell Centre is a hpstler, Ell Centre is
a rustler
In going after business, wealth or
|. fame;
And everything that helps to carve a
a. name
On Old California's Golden Heart,
And in her glorious future plays a
part:
Her citizens are of the best material
She is the Banner city of Imperial
We're loyal to our own home city, hel
progress fill us with an honest pride
She offers as a standard her churches
schools and clubs,
And welcomes worth with arms out
stretched and wire.
! Her Woman's Club, Ten Thousand up
hold progressions hand,
And stand, a loyal host of women
grand;
Her men are brave and stalwart,
Upright and staunch and true,
She is the fairest city in our land.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-20
DINNERS FOR POOR FAMILIES

Anyone knowing of poor or unfor.
tunate family in FL Centro who will
not be able to provide a Christmas din
ner please notify by 'phon or in person
giving the house number and number
in family at once.
A. w. SWANSON,
FRANK READING,
Phone 452-W
Phone 1851
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-20
CaleXico-
RAILROAD RUMORS
FILL WASHINGTON
(By Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20-Reports
that President Wilson was about to
postpone a return of the railroads to
private ownership We're persisten at the
capital again today but white house of
ficials disclaimed any knowledge of the
presidents plans and at the railroad ad
ministration it was said the white house
had given notice of its announced plans
to turn back the roads at the end of the
calendar year.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-20
ASK PRESIDENT TO
CREATE Wet SPELL
(By Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20-Represent-
ative Richard Olney of Massachusetts
called at the white house today to urge
President Wilson to proclaim demobil-
ization Immediately with view to lift
ing the war time prohibition ban.
Former Senator Lewis of Illinois was
at the white house later and before go
ing said that he intended to place a
similar proposition before the president
in a written memorandum.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-20

Low Mass, Communion and Benediction
at II a. m. Confessions will be heard
before each mass and on Wednesday
December "a from to and from Z to
8.
An augmented choir will render Leo
nard's Second Mass, at the 8 o'clock
service
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-20
CHURCH NOTICE

The pastor of st. Marys Catholic
church announces the following order
of services for Christmas; Low Mass
with Communion at a. m. High Mass,
Communion and services at a. m,
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-20
LOCAL SONG FOR
BAND PROGRAM

The following lines written by DR..
Lottie McCandlis-Hicks of this city,
have been set to music and will be
sung as a part of the community sing
ing program at the next Sunday after
noon band concert, December 2S, 1919.
1t has been suggested that they be
clipped from the Press and preserved
by those helping in these community
sings;
FL Centric
Ell Centro is our own home City; it
nestles in a valley rich and fine;
She calls a CHEEKY hello to men from
every land,
And gives a welcome warm to strong
and kind.
The sun is always shining, the skies
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MAYORS PROCLAMATION

The Independence Of America occurs on d' "
the Fourth July 1919
On the Independence Day hundreds OF boys
READY 10 give thr lives iot
however inc WI hAa
ne "e
OF our " observance o. "
country and across the ~
htns
ssde all our worldly ahar" and
Fundamentally toward making the Gay nohdaF
sDr and Probably history " country has there
joyful and grateful observance
call attention the necessity ana
as to lessen hope
perhaps DEATH caused ey the careless
likelihood OF injuries and
the sale
hrecrackers not exceeding h inches
length citizens shall eonscnousiS
faithfully ordinance that with the ps'sins
which been 80 frequent
Wheeling do proclaim Friday the
Fourth respectfully all the citizens
day.
Of July 1919
F. THONER
Of
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FOUR SUSPECTS
UNDER ARREST.
POLICE DETECTIVES NAB QuADTHT
rrLICATED IN HOBBSHT AT
SATURDES STORE.
Thieves Secure Clothes, CigarVtteS and
Shirtz-Suspects Await AeertnS
in jan.

Four South Side young men were
taken into custody last evening. sus-
pectcd OF robbing n store on twenty
sixth street early Sunday morning.
Their names were given at police head
Quarters as Pud Gowdy, John Stmoeck
lanes F1atley and Edward Natter. The
Young men were committed TO jail by
Squire R. G. HoEss to await a hearing.
The hearing date has not been hxed.
The robbery which the quartet IS sus.
pected Of perpetrating, was committeo
sunday morning at the store OF John
Saturides, The thieves secured suf1
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k|WAN|ANS TO
DISCUSS MA TER
Of BETTER CITY
aHaDERS OF LOCAL LIVE WIRE
ORGANIZATION TO DISCUSS
BEFTHR1BMT or CTTT.
Pred u. johnson, Of thu Court ThSatre,
win ne the silent Booster OF
the Day.

A full attendance OF tho membership
Of tho Kjwants club is anticipated Tor
today at noon. when the members viii
gather n the AcLnre for the MONDAY
Luncheon and meeting. Il is hoped i'at
all who can will come. as there are many
important items to come up for discus
SION At this meeting.
walter r. Hilton will have an impor-
tant matter to present. the "Bntterm"nt
Of Wheeling and What klwaEIan
should Do" will be his topic. and as
II. c. Ogden outlined tho proposition ut
the meeting last week. Il IS I" be hoped
that some action will hc taken n The
matter by the membership.
Fred r. Johnson will be the silent
booster and Prof. Elmer Hoelzle will
have charge Of the most interesting
vocal program. with new songs and
slides. Frofs Lamont and tngana
have charge Of the orchestra as usual
Y. c. Leonhart. OF the Sam r. Mckee
company. and z. NJ Lemon. Of thH
American Tire Repair company. VII
hsvs' charge or the prizes and they are
to be some real prizes
4 total Of twenty-"tght members
we've cropped from the roll Of honor for
future 70 attend the meetings and adj,
eSfsonal nMnses are being added to take
their places. il being the object ~ get
only tive wirs member who take ar in
teress& IN the organization. Many pr
sons arc waiting 70 get into the order'
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Everything is srt Tor the big fiStiC
Casino tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
! The doors will open at o'clock 10 allow
| tho big crowd 10 got seated. ms III" FIRST
| bout on r." program will start promptly
! at o'clock.
Walir- "tioo" Stewart won't through
som" hight work this afternoon ~ tho Y.
! N. G. \. and says If he does not win he
Will ha =. no/cNcuSo 10 offer" GOO"
nso said that ne WAS particularly
| anxious to win over Scanlon, IA ne is
considered tho hcs' rca,hcrw"ight in
pittsburgh. and 70 boat him meant many
matches in Pennsylvania Goo" is DOWN
below Tho required weight. and expects
! to do no more work with tho exception
Of lin" 'limhcring up III tn" morn
! ing. George Nan will be Stewards second
and adviser
Patsy Scanlon looked mighty good in
his workout today. and said that h" was
aware that II" was facing n tough boy
with an awful wa!lOp. but f"'i confident
hat he would come out victorious. and
"Ir Stewart comes out and fights after
The first three rounds ! will knock him
out" Mike Burke and Buck Grouse.
middlcwcIght boxer. Will be in Scanlon's
corner.
The scmiNnal boys and tn" rrclims all
reported to Doc OTTO today and were *
nmincd. every boy beng right ur 70 tho
minute and anxious In get started.
Tho special service wire direct from
the scene of the Willard Dempsey scrap
IS in operation. and an announcer Will
give out each Imc,d"r, and every blow
struck in the hiE bout.
Patsy Gavin has arrived in tn" city 10
referee tn" bout Harry tl"uSc Will be
timckccper and "Rilly" Stewart will Sn-
nouncc tho Willard Dempsey light rr-
turns.
Tickets Nrn selling fast. and tho big
gest crowd that ever attended boxing
bout in the Ohio valley will crowd into
IN" biz Casino tomorrow afternoon.
Patsy SCaninn. the "lIitsburgh fash.
who meets Coo stewart in rho Park
Casino. arrived ~ the riry yesterday.
and the local judges of mItt men who
gave the It'll" PIttsburGhcr tho "once
over" all agreed that Tho local hoy had
h real mans size jon on his hands. In
his workout last night Scanlon was
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GREAT OLD REMEDY
FOR SKIN DISEASES

and caus" . mos decided abatement Or
Your trouble. md finally make YOU ~
lir"ly ~riI F7r'r ycArs ago :. :. 5.
WIS discovered and given TO suffer ing
mankind Daring tbs period il haS
proven rs roma ckah'" curative rr.p-
cr',cs rs >. blood purfi"r and tonic. ard
has relieved thousands Of cases of dis
cases caused h. poor nr impure blood,
and chronic "r inherited blood diseases.
You ran ho relieved. hu; YOU must axe
s s. :. Take II # only p'nples ap:
pear. for tho. denote bad blood. nd
may be followed by n" su:fer'nGs f-"m
'orturnS skin cruptIors Therefore h"
sure. Don't rakc chances. don't use To-
lions. II yours is special case. VIII"
for expert medical advico. Address
Medical Director. rs Swift Laboratory.
Atlanta. Ca.
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SAlOONlST MUST
PAY Big VERDICT
Dated States c1rcutt Court Of ApDeals
Afdr1ns Big jury verdict

KEYSER. W. Va. June s.-Tne Unit
ted States circuit court OF appeals al
Ashevillc y. G.. today affirmed the
action 81 tho district court here IN
awarding $40 400 damages TO Mrs. Ger
srudc DAVIS. 'KrySer. in her SUIT
against rctrr WciSengor. saloon
keeper 81 W"Strrrp'r;. Md. according
70 word received h"r" his afternoon
Mrs paws charged WeiSencoH with
being Responsible FOR IN" death Of nor
husband. sheriff Donald r. Davis who
was Killed when he jumped on III" run
ming board Of tho SGl""nkcepers auto
,uobll" to arrest him Tor lnrraCtion or
the prob hilton Laws Tn" automobile
crashed into y hrjdC" support. II was
charged that W";s"rG"ft dcllh' rateIy
drove into tho obstruction /" ger
Davis
weisengoT was convicted Of second
degree murder. but late- was released
or writ Of error ar'cr ne rad been
sentenced 20 ZEN wears IN PRISON. TIE
damage SUIT then vas brought by ArS.
Davis.
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S. s. S. Clears Skin of Eruptions
Drives Poison From the
System.

Get II fixed in your mind that skin
crup: ions. Scrorula, Eczema. burning.
itching skin and all skin diseases are
due entirely TO impure and infc ted
blood. If the trouble was on the out
side Of The skin. by simply washing
and keeping IL clean YOU could obtain
rclier-not even oIntmrnts. lotions. and
snlyes would be necessary. AErra
with us in this belief. and your trouhl-
can he rclicved-you can he entirely 70
stored 70 health. S. s. 8. is purely
vegetable treatment that you can Sc
cure from your own druERist--it is a
blood tonic that will purify your blood
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ALL SET FOR BIC BOXING
EXHIBITION At THE PARK

every where and his gloves were always
hitting some part of his SparrrnC part
nrr'S anatomy. Scanlun has wicked
left hand. and one local lad has highly
Col"rcd optic this morning. S"anl"n ~
on ms toes all tho I!m". and hls l"tt jab
is IN" fastest ever witnessed in THIS city.
Patsy says: IL am here /" sop Hi""'
stewart. and Will do il JUS A. quickly
as possible. | slowed up Fal Moore,
Dick I.oadman ard Kid Wolf" with tho
old left lab. and I'll low Stewart up to-
morrow"
Th" pr"lIm boys ar" all IN good shape
and Will report - "noc" otto today 1T
noon and b. CANNED.
too" Stewart did just litti" light
training al In" y NJ. G. \. last evening,
and after finishing his workout hoped
on III" scales ana weighed l22"t. Stew
ART j. through now with tn" exception OF
little ''lmb"IInS up tomorrow morn
irg.
W"rkmcn finished up on tn" special
wire yesterday morning. and everything
is in readiness Cor The first flash.
Patsy Gavin will handl" IN" lighters.
Harry Clous" will handle IN" watch Doc
otto Will handle the crowd and "Blliy
stewart VIII handle thc Willard pcmp-
Soy fight returns.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-03
FIRST ]. P, PARISH
HOUSE HAS BLAZE
Ftrenen HIP Fire Just In Time-was
Between Ceiling and F1oor-Deanage
Was Small

Quick work on. the part Of me Elev-
enth street fire department last evening
prevented destructive fire at the parish
house Of the First Presbyterian church
on Chapline street last evening A still
alarm summoned the fire company and
the blaze was extinguished before It
gained any serious Roadway. Fire Chief
Burley Thompson estimated that tho
damage to the building will not exceed
five dollars.
The FIRE started between the second
flcor and a ceiling. evidently from n
crossed wire or defective Insulation.
Tho house was f1rled with smoke whom
the frcmcn arrived. but It required only
small amount OF chemical to ex,In-
guish the blaze.
The fire occurred during tho m!dwcck
service IN the church on IN" adjoining
lot. The service was not interrupted.