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POPULAR LOCAL
COUPLE MARRY
CARDS WILL BE RECEIVED TO-DAY
ANNOUNCING THE MARRIAGE
OF MISS RUMBLE AND ME-
BARTON.
Office Employees And Department Heads
OF whitaker-Gle0sner Company Whl
Enjoy Outing Tomorrow.

Yesterday afternoon at three o'clock
the marriage Of Miss Nelle McMaster
Rumble and MIR. Thomas Neill Barton
was quietly SolcmniZcd at the vance
Memorial church in the presence or oni.
their immediate relatives and few IN
timate friends. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Reverend James Mease
Potter. immediately after which MT
Barton and his bride departed for Atiah-
tic CITY and other points in tho east.
The wedding is Of much local interest
uniting two OF the very prominent Fam
lilies of the city. The bride was Tor
fourteen months the executive secretary
Of the Home Service Department. OF the
Red Cross during which time she WIS
most active and efficient in her work
for tho organization. Mr.. Barton ~
connected with the Ncill Grocery COM
pany. He has been with the iirm lot
several years having served them as Il
bow when the firm was known as the
Scill & dillingham; company.
The following announcements VIII ne
received today:
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Rumble
announce the marriage of their daughter
nellie McMastcr
Mr.. Thomas Neill Barton
a, Thursday the twenty-fourth OF July.
nineteen hundred and nineteen,
Wheeling. West Virginia
At Home
after September the first
100 Oak Avenue. Echo Point
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Many Charters Issued
By Secretary Of State

CHARLESTON. July 2i,Srcrc'nr\ OF
following corporations:
FnycttC Wholesale Grocery company.
MONTGOMERY: capital stock Sl50.uoh: in
corporators: l.. II. O'Ncalc n. Ian" ).
p. Campbell. J. +. Burgess. r. NJ. Ho,S-
tine II. e. Skaggs of Montgomery; H.
j. Lane of Shrewsbury. ,,
son. Capital stock $4,000. lncorporat-
urs: f.. Thomas and Josephine Thomas
of Cinderella: $. T.. Carter, Florence Car
ter and NJ. ID. fcrshinE"r; of Williamson;
pixies store Co, HarriSvillc. Capital
stock $lO.0Od. InCorporaiorS: W: j; McT-
Ger. John Norris. l.. II. llanlIn. L. Wrlch
and ". NJ. Arnctt. all Of lIk".
New Martinsriil" sand c., sc" Mar
porators: J. G. MCl.ain and J.. l.. Bowers
of Point Marion. Ia; J. r. SpcasC. w. T.
Black. G. ii. Toothman and G. &. Conway
of Fairmont; J. W; Daytnn, and William
clay Rig and Drilling Co.. Shinns-
ION. ,'npitai stock S50.00O. Incorporate
ors: J. II. Rice. +. &. Wilson. J. /" kcl-
ley. l.. T. Hawkins and Il. ii. Tcogardin'
ali Of ShinnSton.
Risk OH 4 Gas Co. rlarksburE. Cap
ital stock $4,000. lncurporators: ID. j..
Stny. Homestead. Pa: r. u. Fry. Wayncs-
burg: Pa; II. J.. snyder r; r; Patterson
Beaver Heights. Inc. 5ccklcy, real "s-
tate. Capital stock s25.OGO. Incorpor-
aturs: W. IL. FilH. y. l.. fil", &. l.. Call
oway. H. StanHhury and T. Stanshury
1irpzihah Ledge. 92+. X. of +. Incor-
poratorx: NJ. O. Hallcr. q. l.. stump T.
Lyon. j. Reuter- and l.. Cunningham. all
Of lICpzIhaE.
burg Capital stock $4,000. lnc"rpor-
ators: V. II. Cazcr. G. W. Cazcr. l.. .azcr
5. l.. cline and T.. T.. Cline, all of Mar
tinshurG.
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ToReduceYou Weight
Quickly and Easily,

II you, are too fat. or II your figure
has become flabby and you are carrying
around a burden Of annoying unhealthy
flesh, the cause Is. ten chances to one
lack Of oxygen carrying power Of the
blood and faulty assimilation Of the
food Too little OF the food IL being
made into good hard tissue and muscle
and too much into little ElobuleS OF tat.
Every man and woman reader OF this
paper who too fat. whose flesh II Sofe
and flabby. should Try the new prepafl.
ton. Phynola. a simple but remarkably
efficient formula put UP for convenient
home use.
Go to C. H. Griest & Co.. Original Cut
Rate Drug store, ll25 Market street to.
day and get a box OF these wonderful
Phynola tablets: take one after each
meal and one at bed timo They arr
pleasant to take. entirely safe and give
splendid results quickly and easily. No
dieting. strenuous exercising. drastic
massaging or appliances. Just . simple
Phynola Tablet four times a dAp-and In
short time your weight Is reduced ont
all parts Of the body to what II SAould
be. A,
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Don'ts For Jelly Making

Don't try to make jelly from
fruits low in pcctin unless pectln
is added. Pcctin is the substance
in fruits that causes the juice 10
''jcll." .
Don't use overripe fruit for
jelly. Undcrripc fruit gives bet
ter results.
Don't use too much sugar. A
sirupy jelly is apt TO be the re-
suit.
Don't use too little sugar or
boil too long after the jcllying
point has been reached. or the
jelly will be tough.
Don't cook the fruit too long
before straining the juice. n
cloudy jelly may be the outcome.
Don't boil too much of the
strained juice with the sugar at
ono time in one vessel. The juice
with the sugar should he about
three inches d"cp.-Cnitcd States
Department Of Agriculture.
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,,,nitnl stock $50. 900. 1ncorp.orators: A.
Iisi. b. w. Peterson. r. iazlett. ,.
G. Hubbard and &. II. Coop all OF "heei-
ing. , ~ pcunsboro
c,,,;,,I stock $4,000 lnc0rporators: j.
8 ", TnSs. r. lawson. Petroleum; r. Lam
bort, G., collins and b. w. Coss' ichns-
Nicholas Lumber Co. Redwood. zap
i,.,I Stick $50, nOn. lnCorporators: W. l.;
Thon,us NJ Thomas. W. :. Taylor ana
f. y. Anderson. fleetwood; T. Taylr'
FcnwiCk. - c,i,o,
Taruuct Glass Co. Shinnston. IAPionI
stock s5nOun Incorporatofs: /. j.. lar
ni"t /. j. I'arquct. II. Very. A. H. Very
Y Dctchrr. l.. V. Board. Robert l.. Lee
and I II. Wyatt, ShiunSton.
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BUTCHERS PICNIC
Will Be Held 1t Wheeling 9axf, o. A.
gust TIN, When . 0a6 3t2s 70
Plaanad for the 3oyB.

Butchers Local No. Z. Of this city. vtu
hold a grand picnic and outing at Wheel.
Ing park, on Thursday. August 7th, wael
many persons from all parts Of the tri'
state district will be asked to attend.
1t will DO the first picnic held BY th
butchers for some TIME and much inter
est is therefore centered in it It 10 ths
desire Of the butchers to put on Q great
program and It will be announced With.
in the near future.
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Get-rogether Picnic.

Tomorrow, afternoon and evening the
officers, office employees and department
heads and families Of the Whitaker
Glcssner company will enjoy an outing
ar Wheeling park. About l.OO0 people
will enjoy this festival. which Will DE
tho occasion for one grand, good, lroiiC-
some time for all. At 3 o'clock the races
will begin. and several features on inc
program are for the ladies. among "hlcn
are a 5O-yard dash, plump laoleS
race and n swimming race. Prizes VIII
be awarded TO all successful contestants
In all events. Bowling, pool. bllllaruS'
dancing and swimming will be free 10 al
tho picnickcrs and prize will be award
cd 10 the bowler who makes the hiGhest
score during the day. E. c. Jepson Is
chairman Of the athletic committee. by
snecial arrangement with tho Metropoll-
tan opera company the atc-lee
quartet has been secured and Will iur-
nish vocal entertainment. under the anle
direction of r. Ulrich. The crowd VIII
get together at 6 o'clock, with their nas-
kcts, and a sumptuous supper Will be
enjoyed under the trees. In the even
ing. beginning at o'clock. dancing Will
be enjoyed. The music for this anair
will be furnished by the Whitaker
Glessner orchestra. which will make its
first appearance at this time. From $3.50
until IL o'clock a buffet luncheon will be
served in the White Palace, under the
Imogene williams: violin. Fred Kochcrt.
of the Elks' club. The personnel OF tn"
orchestra is as follows: Piano. Miss
direction Of Pete Haberstick. formerly
director. Wilbur NJ. Kelly; violin. Grover
Bremen; violin, John Savage; violin.
H. s. Barth: first cornet. Nicholas Won
Berg: second cornet +. c. Wells: flute.
Robert Luke: clarionet and saxaphonc
Leo Won Berg; trombone. Charles Won
Berg: bass VOL. NJ. l.. bunker: drums
and bells, William Want; harp and
piano, Frank Seals; viola, Peter Ready;
cello, Oliver Edwards
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Cno.r Entertained.

Last evening AT the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. +. Zook. OF North Front, tho
members of the choir Of st. Luke's Pre-
tcstant Episcopal church enjoyed an
outing. The carly hours were devoted
to swimming in the splendid pool on the
Island and this was followed by several
spirited games which were played OH
the lawn surrounding the look resi-
dcnCc \ sumptuous supper was served
on the lawn and this was the concluding
feature Of an evening of genuine enjoy
mcnt for the following:
Misses:
Mac Belle Hall GCOrganna Troll
Emily Summcrville Eleanor Downing
Naomi ScamOn Doris Whitman
Rhca WeicheI Dulah PAUL
Mesdamcs:
= c. Boyd Mary Bcattie
Gard Arms II. OFT
Phil Wood
Mcsdames and Messrs:
j.. T. Zouk William Miller
Carl Laing J. G. PaScoc
C. Morgan NaStcr Harry Meyers
Louis Carl ScabrIght
MCSsrS:
Walter G. Sadl"r Louis Iauc
John DunninE Wheeler Laue
John Strocbel Harold MCGranahan
Bill Lauc clyde Veterinarian
Otto Daubcrt
DR.. and Mrs. J. J. BrittinEham
Or. and Mrs. Downing
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MAMMOTH BAR TO
Be OPENED HERE
Tom Anderson. Well Known Business
Men, Purchases Ungerleider Bar
at Bridgeport.

The largest bar in the world. that Tor
p,crIv owned By TngcrlcIIcr Bros. OF
bridgeport. Ohio. is TO be brought 10
this city. having been purchascu oy
rb,mus Anderson. we'll known local
business man. who will open up one Of
III, most modern bars and lunch rooms
- rho city at No. 20 sixteenth street.
nnc door south of the Quarter Savings
Rank He will handle all kinds Of bcv-
crarcs as we'll ns lunches of all kinds
aud also a complete line Of Mexican
dishes such as chill con carne and Chilli
mac.
Mr. Andersen has been connected with
tho Buffalo Confectionery company for
wears, where he Will stIll retain his in
tcrcst in addition to having the new
Mace Of business on SiXteeHth street.
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Picnic Next Wednesday.

The members of the Philathca class
of the Stone Church Sunday school, OF
Elm Grove. will enjoy an outing on the
James Rinc farm, up Wheeling creek.
next Wednesday. The crowd of ladies
will be conveyed IN the farm in trucks
and dinner ar'i supper will be enjoyed
In the open. Numerous outdoor sports
Will be- INDULGE n hy the ladies during
the day.
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Mt. de ChantaI Academy
Wheeling, W. Va.

An ideal school for young ladies.
conducted by tho Sisters Of the Nisita-
ton. English course especially fine.
Music, art. elocutiou and languages
taught by instructors Of professional
ability. Every facility for outdoor
sports and athletics. Hcalihful and
picturesque surroundings.
Accredited to State University and 20
Trinity College. WASHINGTON. i. g. RI
Rev. p. J. Donahuc. Il. H.. President Of
the Faculty.
For catalogue, address
TIE DIRECTRESS.
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visitors Here.

Mr.. and Mrs. T. A Beattie, Of Elm
wood. will entertain a group Of the rep
Of the National Tube Com
pany Association who will be the guests
of the local office to-day. Golf and din
ner will be enjoyed at the Country Club.
Many of the visitors will be the guests
Of local people and others will b" enter
tanned at the Country Club. In all about
thirty men will be here from Pcnnsyl-
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CALLS IT AaHAsr1Y JOKE"

LONDON, July IA CHASTITY joke
IN what Joseph Ralph. Of Sansulit". Cal.
.al,s the English telephone system. in a
letter to the Daily Telegraph. i am
absolutely mystified how a practical
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people Ike tho British can tolerate for
twenty-five minutes the pathetic tray
rSty for a. tclcphon" service which you
are afflicted with" he also says. He
writes approyngly Of American tclc-
phon" faculties.
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Yania, Ohio and West Virginia cities.
The gucsts~at the Beattic home vii
be: Mcssrs:
Taylor AldcrdiCc, of Pittsburgh.
Charles Fell. OF Elyria, Ohio.
Thomas Fox, of Mckccsport. Pa
Samuel Lynch, OF MrKccsport, Pa.
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About People
Movements Of individuals to and
From the cry.
AT THE HOTELS.

McLure-.h. Il. Nelson. Charleston: Il.
f. SHARP. Huntington; G. y. Stuart. Par
k"rSburg; J. NJ. Mall"y. Weston: II. d.
Duntc". Huntington: Mr.. and Mrs. Az"l
Meadows. Huntington.
Wndsor-tico. T. Bourcll". Clarks-
burg: .. II. BurGham. Clark$hurg:
Thomas J. Jones. Chester Mr. and Mrs.
W. ]. Peters. Fairmont; Fred J. Mueller
Charleston: w. A. HnEuc, Charleston.
Stamm---MrS. +. J. Connolly. Man
ninglon: Mrs w T.. Elliott. Burton: r.
w Miller. SistcrsNill": Geo. T. Ash
burn. DIrkCrSburS.
Rogers-O. /. Spiders. K,yscr; Geo.
O. Kcnion. Huntington.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Knauss
nj - Thirty-SrVCnth street. a min" pound
baby boy. Mother and son arc doing
nicely.
Joss Crawford. of Wo"dlawn, who has
been touring along tn" Great Lakes with
party OF friends for the past ten days.
is now tn" guest Of Clifford Russell, Of
South boulevard. Cleveland. Ohio.
James W"ling. Of the Island. left yes
t"rday for Granite liarhor Mich. where
h" Will spend II few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. William ScahrlGht. of
South Jacob street. will return, Satur-
day from a six weeks visit with rcla-
tivcS and friends in Pennsylvania.
s r. kittlr. who was taken critically
i'll at his home ut Elm Grove TutCday
Night. remains very sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. George J. MathiSon loft
the first Of the week for Washington.
u. G.. going from there 10 tn" coast for
a short trip.
Miss Anna Mcitcl will leave the first
Of tho week for Il trip through the Lake
region.
NathiSon left Wednesday night for New
York to await tho arrival OF Miss Cert
rud" Garden. who sailed on saturday.
arriving in New York this week. Miss
Garden has been connected with IA
branch Of the Y. NJ. {. y. work over
seas having been one of hundred
Young women who formed a unit which
went over early last winter.
Miss Anna Smith and M"sSrS Wilson
md Albert Srih'rt viii return to their
homo in Springdalc tonight, after
spending the past two weeks III Sisters
Vile, the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r..
E"yscr and Mr.. and Mrs. !. II. Thornt on.
Mrs. Kat" Il. Linton has returned TO
her hnm" IN WoodSdal" after spending
IN" past 1hr"" weeks with Rev. and
Mrs Frederick Williams. n Dallas.
Miss FlorCnr" Mason has returned 10
her home in WUodSd;ilc after being the
guest of relatives ~ Great liarringt on.
Mass, for the past several months.
Born--tO Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kane.
of 10th street. a son yesterday mornilIk.
Tho greater tho necessity for saving
the greater your opportunity toe use
IL
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sr.are-Iuneheon Yesterday.

Mrs A. l. King was the hostess to n
number Of friends yesterday afternoon
at her home in Pleasant Valley at a
bri6ge-lunchcon. Luncheon was served
at o'clock. with the loveliest Of ap-
pointments apparent The afternoon
hours were devoted TO bridge. and this
fascinating game proved most enjoyable
to all those present:
Mesdames:
Harry Ebbert George Jefferson
r. r. Kitchen T. s. Riley
F. w. Shirer A. L. King
W. II TruscheI
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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Tho greater tho necessity for saving
the greater your opportunity toe use
The Intelligcnccr Want Ads.
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VIII Honor Yisttors.

Mrs Thomas Sweeney. of Washington.
D. C, who is the guest Of relatives in
Highland park, and Mrs. John Belts. OF
St Louis, No. who Is visiting Mrs. c.
j. Milton. Of Monument place, will again
be complimeueed with a charming party
this afternoon when Mrs. George a.
Laughlin entertains at her home in Haw-
thorne court Bridge will occupy the
cAngenial gathering Of friends for sew
eral hours and the serving Of tea will
conclude the affair.
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Birthday Dinner

Mr., and Mrs, Eibson L. CaIuWeII and
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Holloway entertain
cd with charming dinner party last
night at the Country Club honnrinG the
birthday anniversary of their father. Mr.
Alexander Glass. The affair was quite
informal and tho iovlicst of appoint
mentS were carried out In the serving OF
the dinner. There was delightful re-
union of tho relatives and very intimate
friends OF Mr.. Glass. The guests num-
bCrcd fourteen.
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Aa9s joan Greer WEEDS.

The following account or the wedding
Of Miss jean Greer. daughter OF the la.e
Bishop Greer. Of New York. 4 former
resident of Wheeling. is taken from the
New York Times Of July "a and will be
Of special interest to local people owing
20 the prominence Of the bride:
Miss Jean Greer. daughter Of the late
Bishop Greer and Mrs. Greer. was mar
ried yesterday at noon to Franklin
Whitman Robinson, Of this city. In tho
Cathedral Of st. John tho Divine. Az
the byide Is in mourning for her parents
It was very quiet wedding, only the
immediate members OF the family at
tending. The Very Rev. Howard c.
Robbins performed tho ceremony
Shortly after the ceremony the bridal
couple left on their honeymoon.
The bride IS n member OF the Cosmo-
politan club, and has given up much OF
her time to church and phtlanthropic
work. She IS president OF tho Rehearsal
club. which Is designed TO do for thu
young women and children OF the stage
what the service clubs arc doing for
tho soldiers and sailors. bishop Greer.
her father, died last May, and her
mother several weeks aftcrward
"Mr Robinson resides at 80 Clar"mont
avenue. and Is an instructor at IN" In
st.tutc Of Musical Art at l2O Clar"m"nt
avenue, of which Frank DamroSch is
director, the institute being ono OF III"
few endowed musical schools IN this
country"
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Buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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L.beral Party VIII U S.

Our country must know 1ow thaf
fhe officer in tower ai London SIRE
glad the expression Of our protests
came freely-and from congress The
liberal party in Britain. led oy Lloyd
George and Baifour. were anx Gus 10
avuid The entrance into British poll
ucs OF the ghost of the old Joseph
Chamberlain policy q prohibi'orr
trade laws against al the world-1na
particularly the United States.
The liberals Of Britain knew such
would arouse re;ahatOry measures
from the United States and the world
countries. deprivlng Britain Of every
trade opportunity she would have n
lie new rearrangement Of trade a-f
friendship OF the war-regenerafei
world The liberals in both lands
Britain and the United States. are ere
in parpose--lor justice.
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, tnf'l hardls stand 81 : "a noihing
tn. ka ans bones. and Just lay IN
hs-i ereulus Nore despoudenl every
day
~rhs eas iusf The coalHioa ! was
,n ahen : friend fo'l ms abaai Irosen
ard neesee ne to iv H had little
isHh Ia aursh'ns hs' ssresi Just 90
a.s4st Am lmas.ne ans surprise
shen siisf fouf dass on irogen. l
ioaud ! onua -i ua aii day without
f.uus ana had besan s. x,s hungry.
Neu nav s. afa ksn ~ tak'ng>it
fHea aai noa im s. sen hardly
knoa myself I a. ann hing want
41 keaa ef Vegetables ana even rors
ani eTers hnt just iasies fine am
aSrees aItA me perfectly sleep
soaad every n.sht and gei up IN tne
morr ng feeling uaii and ,tranE. COOK
ny oun hreakissi ana aa al my own
lou~ewor. Then ! nai on ms sege-
iaa.es tor d.nuef ard 81 oar on he
lteu ani sif IS iae san. or ean On
me- neiehhors
I've aireals a.nsa nineteen POUNDS
ara can s4lk ans distance in ioxn
y hgI aaF froabf feel bfish
IRA eheerfnl aI b. time. ana can
.og sou I'm hanIa 10 feel a. Well a.
do nov ana ms recovery Is ihc talk
at H. whole town Ever, body Is mar
.clng az nhat lrossn has done ior
1.e ari SINGING Is praise. and know
from experience what wonderful
il ls.
hoisa eAeHs W4li fry it as did
lnd sroa veil and rous again. ana
{ suffering women will write me
siiI be- slad lo ieH 40 aboai my irou.
''cs aui ius what llogen has done
or me-
NoIe ircsen ~ product men
iorel above IS now Ca sale in Guin-
f. hy r h Lille. ia Coyle by n.
'erharf and in Crescent by A. Il.
'cWeii anl d. leading druggists IN
racileafiy every cy. town and VIE
sea DE siafe--f Ads1
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WAS AFRAID TO co
ON TOP or HOUSE
Painter Was So Weak Could
Hardly Walk Gains Twenty
Pounds By Taking
Tanlac

a wll chs.rnHs rH anvaae an.
IS looking ilr emeih.ns fa hp.s
them az thaf ranlas riaInt arngeh
noe oaf ot ihe A.nka RAs iht cAaE-
efsfisf sfasmenf made bf John a
= yers house fa.s 81 ana decorator
4 Reardan Washington Nh.e o
Marsoiiro' g. SPOKANE. recently
= cant say fhs' suffered anf i.si
tsular pain ~ coaii9p~d. Il issf ha3
ao appetite saa soi Iafo fsrrl =
rundown condition believe cru
have -nue week without feelIa
iuusry Mhai unie di eat was
loTced down and eenel 10 do mf uo
raoi Is 7 ia- we-ehf ANA sfrenrR
"a ne time ; had soifla down
almost skin ana aoafs ani MAS So
asak "a. Fas aeiaals -fra.d 90 30
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fioi.n number of other factions viii
be 80 evidence 90 meei the boisheyih
and ihe entente and American repre-
sentaiiTes ia ASSURE She success of
ihe conference plan The success of
te conference. however is believed
90 depend upon fhe Willingness OF TIE
Moscow soviet 70 give certain gaar-
anfess such ss tae cessation OF hosiil-
t.cs ana CHE withdrawal oi the bolshc-
fik forces from the provinces they
invaded
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IA ihe Princess islands
Word has come from the ukar|ne
that fae government ~ that i0rmer
ps,t'of Russia will parilc pate 90 ihe
conference and 81 is reported that the
indec.sion OF the government pf Gen
oral Dsn.ko has given way go a desire
- join ida conference The rove5r
mcnt q Crimea already hss accep.
the invitation a. has the Russian hsi
eNk government
u 8 beginning % appear that a snf-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-14

Mrs Emmons and Mrs Clark dem
0nsiraiors ioF Logan and Payne o7un
Ties respectively we're here Monday
meeting the Girls club These adde's
are very active workers and have ac-
complshed muca -ood the two
counties They hope 70 make 1919 the
banner year anons iae cab member.
-loyie Clippe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-14
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COUGHS And COLDS
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