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soIubles. son las Que el medico olvida
con harta frecuencia.
sCualeS son las r&zones cientificas
en- que Ell medico Sc hasa para reco-
mendar los alimeatos mas REF1NA
DOS, que son los que gentlemen ei
mencr valor nutritivo? Tan solo sus
temores ~infundados de producer irri-
taciones del est6magc.
La p~rofilaxia Y IA terapia alimen-
ticias son dos temas que no sc pue,
den dcScuidar en- nuestra educaci6n
medica.
Rindamos, pueS. IN tribute al be-
riber;, como un Incentive para los
cstudios de utilidad practica.
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COMPRATOS. Nendemos y Camhiamos Fin
cas-. Ricnes Ra:ccs, M;Has y Patentes. Es-
criros en- Inclts y Esnanol Y toda clase de
t-sbayo dc notario. DiriEirse 4 GEO. W.
DRAKE. Notary Public % French Bull.
,inE. San Antonio. Texas.
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CoMPRO AVENA. MA1Z. PAPAS ' dcmas
T-oduc:os locales. NIsiteme trayendo su
mcrcancia o muestra. SIendo listed agricul-
tor, rccibir" 81 ncjor precIc no impoTta que
desee vender POGO @ mucho. ]. VI. MARIO
QuIN. 1916 ". Commerce ST. Tel. Travis
6sfl.-San Antonio. Texas.
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M~arayilloso Emphasize Espanol-
Antidoto contra todas las en-
fermedadeS que necesitan de Ia
Cirugia EXterna.
Curaci6u rapida y segura dc
Ilagas. Cumo-es, eriSipela, hStu-
las, mordeduras de an!maies
ponzonoSoS, heriGas. aviSperos,
granos. e~scr6fula. tina, lobanl-
los, almorranaS, diy5eSoS, pa
nadisos. uiceraS. cSpasUos, cue
maduraS. etc, etc.
Para iuformeS : pedidoS dirl-
ianse al DepoSito General, 3l6
\. Santa Rosa Ave, Station 4,
San Anotnio, Texas. JOHN \.
SUBIRA. Precio p cts.
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Z VSOS DE- OCASfON
PROFESIONALES

Ell DIR. PALOMO estari de vucita Ell Sar
Antonio para el dia Is o 20 de Julio. Ae.
tualmente Sc cncuentra en- Nueva fors,
comprando nuevos m~edicamentos para sus
enfermos.
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ECONOMIC

40 Ruiz Stree Telefono Travis 3sI2
san AG:oEio. Teas.
En- esta ta:Maci1. que ac-Saraos de ms
ala-, enccntr4.a I'd. toao 10 eoaecrnients
al ran.o 5 cue 20 aaya Ca CT iuga- de 81
:gSidrncia-
EsYecIalnen:e nos deS;canos :; trata-
nsicnto de las enfe:uecaGcs &c L E>rS-a
y sus derivados.
ConsulteHoS I'd. sin perGida C tenn
20 > Queda-a saGsfecao. 10 .mporta &c
que sc trate, I'd reci6!ra contestAcion in
medi.ta a 81 ent=: satisfaction.
Dirja I'd ;oda ST. correspondence a
IL siguien;e direction:
B.. GOMEZ Z GA
40 Ruiz Street san Antonio. Texas.
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'NPRESORES:- 81 necesits scu-lss de
Gcfunci6n. Grandcs. estiio mexicano. csc-iba
pi6icrdo p-ecios y muestraS a lEnacio 2.
Lozano. lis n. Santa POSE Ave. SAT- An
tonic. T.Sas.
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A. BUERoN. D. C.
~-On
JHIIsDI TJk.
$40 Sraa-rrao pld,

Cura toda clase de enfermedades sin 81
uso de medicinas nj ci-ugia- Cerebro, ner.
vios. ojos, oidos. naEiz. Garganta. coraz6n.
pulmones. estomago, hisado, intestinos, riho-
mes. vcjiga y Intermediates de scrorss. 81
listed esta cansado de yer medicos sin re-
suitado. vis:tenc y lie derostrare como. por
meaio de Aiustes Ehiropracticos en- 81 e.
pima dorsa!. pucde -ecc5rar "a salud sin lisa,
medicinas NJ suf-ir operacioues. Esreeiai
a;eacIon I las Intermediates c-onicas > a
Intermediates de NISOS
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CECILIA Schultz. Doctora Obstetrisz e.
pccialista en- psrtos. SIS Guadalupe St
Tel. TT. 52Ss.
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"a, ~ ii = g
DERlo POPULAR INDEPENDENTS.
ri OF SUBSCRIPTION
DAILY EDITION

United States. Canada. Mexico. Cuba. Puer-
70 Rico. Panama and the Philippines Islands:
one year ; o'VV
Six months ; S-oo
Three months ) LOU
Central and South America tcxccptins Pa
namab. Europe and al countries in the Uni
versal Postal Union:
One year ; sUO
SIX months o.oo
WEEKLY EDITION
Wednesday,.
United States. Mexico. CaEaLa. Cuba. Puer-
20 sico. Panama ard the Philippines Islands:
One yeat 5 leo
Six months ; eoe
Central and South America excepting
Panama.. Europe. ETC.:
One yea SLOW
Payments are due in advance and can DE
made by postal or Express money orde:.
New Yori exchange or registered letter.
Terms o: subscription are in u. 5. Cy. or is
equivalents.
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COMPRAS

CuNPRO. DE OPORTUNTDAD. cstando ct
but mas condolences Gc Uso. tostador y moh-
no Tara cafe para SCI movidos con c~lectri-
c:dad. motor c~l6ctric0. bascua automaica.
maquIna cscribir. rcEisrrador chico y vit-i-
mas. Con datos d~irijanse a Jose Hertuchc,
AS4 ". Travis St ,9)
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MIGUEL BCLANOS CACHO,

Abogado Me1icaEo. Conslitas 3 .documentz-
e!oues ~iuridieas conrerrientes a leyes y neSo-
eIcs de Mexico. 705-Tos CapIes Bldg. Fl Pr
80. Texas.
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SONETOS Y SONATAS.
Ponsias per ell Lie. Miguel Bolanos
C.cho. In tomo rustica. impreso en-
magnifico papeL. S1.25. Pidase a Ia
Casa Editorial Lozano, San Antonio,
Texas.
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HAGA listed SU CERVEZA
EN- SU PROPIA CASA
81 botslIaS de Ia meior cerveZa que
haya tornado por solo $l.G0.

Hsga Ia prueba por nuestra cuenta.
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EMPLEOS

Sc NECESTTAN Embellishments asgunas
! personals. hombrcs o mujcres. para hacer
colchone1as = taretes. Tambien una pcFso-
ma capaz de dibuiar Y administTa- un he
cccio. Dirigirse i A. ". Blanket co. La
7 -enSa. ~
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PRECIOS DE SUSCRIPClON:
EDICION DIARlA

En- los Estados UnidoS. Mexico. Canada: Cu-
bs, Puerto Rico. Panama y Jas lS!as tftpinaS !;
I'm aNo - ~
Ssis meSeS 80
Tres ucseS ......--.. ) ~
En- Centre y Sur America texcePtuando
Panama. Ev-ora : los Geur4s paiscS COM
p-endidos cr IA Union Postal Universal:
Tn aHo 80
SciS nfcSS< go
Tres meses ; -''0
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DR.. N. AGUIRRE SERNA. medieo ~ciruiano.
Especial atenci&u a Ia clientea nexieans-
Oficina: en- la Botica de San Pedro. Tee
fono Crockett 1862. Residene;a. telefono Trs-
Wis 1874.
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FL nR. A. R.oJAS ALVAnsZ. Osteopsta-
ha rsanudado 50 practics en- 81 2Il P-uten.
tial Life Building.
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AGENTES :-EnriqueZcanse vendiende. poT
10 cts. nu-jtra reproduction &c sombreroS
PANAMA de $1,000. Pida muestras. Cuta-
way Importing Co. COS Broadway. New
York City. lel
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EDICION S~EMANARiA

Nl4lGENpIts'-
=, %. Es.sGos Unjdos. Mexico. Canada, Gu
Ia. Puerto Rico. Panama y Jas Lsias FiliPinas :
I'm ano Sl.OO
Seis ueSes S0'o0
En- Centre y Sur America. lexceptuando
Panama. Europa. etc:
In SnU 't
Los pages ds5ea hacerse por adelantado.
en- giro postal 0 de Express. carta certflca-
o. o le:ra sobrc Nueva YORK. Los preclos
De s,,ssripci6n son en- d!nero americana o su
! eauivalfrcia Ell moreda del pals de donce
Sc so.:c!:c e. periodlco.
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TRASPASOS.

Sc TRASPASA restaurant aereditado y en-
pe-fcctas condolences. lnfoTman en- 80" So
Laredo s.. TO-
.TRASPASO TALLER de snstreria bien ST.
tuajo, lis Soledad 81. Entire las GALES
Houston y Concrete.
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VENTAS

iGANGA. va no paguc rcnta. 81 listed
Gesea uue Sc le conStruya a So CUstn una
casa de ; pleas en- un solar :-npiio por
$4,000 al contado y $500 mensuales. yea a
Miguel Lozano. 3ll Central Office Bldg.
Travis $3.50. ts)
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VENDO los mcjores purus mcx;canos Ga
Libertad) hechos r mano con tahaco DC San
An@res. RodoIio II. Luna. 4oS Monterrey ST.
Te!.foao Travis t605.-Sin Antonio. Texas.
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Sc NECESITA sehorta para cue atienda
puesto ref-eScos. Dirijanse $50 West Hous-
ton. Parque Nacional. tlO)
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RIMONIA

CABALLEEO MEXICANo de 80 amos dc
edad Gesea entab!ar relaciones con sonora o
linda sola De IS I - amos de edat. No
mort. que sea pobre O tenGa algin hiIo.
bas,a que sea de buena educaci6n ) dc pocas
pre,ensiones. La interesada debe mandar su
fotografia con Ia prinera carta. J. VI. GoN-
XALEZ. Fresno. Texas. ~
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ACORDEOEES PARA NISOS. iTodoz con
dos baios dobicsl TamsFo chico. Con 10
iLsvcs y notaS doblcs. s2.25: Con 5 llaves y
notas Loblcs. $500: con s liayes notas do
bles. sl.75. Prccios porte paCado. Acompa-
nc 81 inportc a SUI pcdido. Pidanos precios
de acordeoncs crandes. concertinas y srm6ni-
cas-. adjuntzndo cstampillas. LA CASA
MEXICANA. 2. o. Box l56. Chicago. III.
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REETO dos cuartos interiors; por $500, a
matrir,onio mexicano sin nihos. ST prefle-
rem !ayar ropa y cuidar jsrdin no pasaraa
NADIA. 939 y. Flores St tj
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ARRENDAMIENTOS

Sc RENTA una casa de dos cuartoS s'tua-
6a on In Gale Leigh. Miguel Lozano, 81
Central Office Bldg, Travis $3.50. 90
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NECESTTO criada meyicana para trabaJo
general de casa. Trabajo facil. Proporcio-
no habitacion. asistencia y buen sueldo. il6
E. Arsenal ST. to
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SABRoSo MoLT DE ~GUAJCLnrE
Nueyamente, tenGo existencia de este rico
mole. Una lata vale $3.50 libre de porte.
Mandeme en- giro postal e. importe dc las
lataS que listed quiera. Despachare 81 pc
dido 81 mismo dia que 10 reciba. 81 listed
dude dc Ia magnifica calidad de este pl2:i-
Ito nacional. no me comprr mas que ana Ia
Ia dcspueS listed sabrd as Que NE Ia de
comprar. EScribame. C,iestino Rodriguez.
?. o. Box IS. Laredo. Texas. tl2l
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RENTO casa de ocho cuartos, gran solar y
cahallerizas. Barata. ST. North Pecos st
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COMPRAMOS. Vcndemos y cambianos toSa
clasc de muebles. DiI!e Furniture Company.
ll3 y. Flores ST.
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yEEDO maquinas SINGER nuevas en abo-
nos. Maauinas Us idas muy bar1ta". Al con-
,,do Use f. SOLSQHA, 500 So. Laredo ST.
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VENTAS

Sc VENDE en- S2i00.0O casa cinco caartos
(hal) en- Ia Gale de San Fernando. Reune
todas las conlodidadeS. SS00.00 al ccntado
y ragos mcnsuales. Vean a Mr. FLORES,
Conness Realty Co., Depto. de Vnetas. taj
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III.
CuARToS AMUEBLADoS. undergraduates.
luz. bano V todas las comodidades. rs Main
Ave. W.
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Sc VENDE un cdificio de ladriilo Junto al
Mercado Municipal: de dos Efsos. con ex-
celeDte basamento. Oportunidad eXrraordi-
maria para invertir Ginero y que proporcio-
nara csplendiGos resultados. MagnIfica To-
calidad para negocio al por mayor o al me-
nudeo: de frutas. pescateria o anarrotes.-
Inf6rmense en- 2O4 So. Pecos St. (6l
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-08-02
The BROWN.COMANCHE OIL COMPANY
S STOCKHOLDERS

disof INTEREST,":
DE LEON, TEXAS
"WARI8HN WAGNER OIL N
TEEN THOUSAND
CHIEF OIL COMPANY ALSO IN DEsEAONA
DID WELL EARLIER WEEK HAVE EXAMINED BOTH
TRACTS OWNED BY BROWN THERE
ISNO QUESTION AS TO VALUE
AND RANGER ON THIS IN JUDGMENT
FIELD WILL FAR sUAss BRBt RNETT EXCITEMENT ACREAGE rs
WORTH DOLLARS WARREN
WAGNER WE'LL REFERRED IN or TIiis TEIE
GRAM CONSIDERED BIGGEST WELL THE
(sgnd w. BANS
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Y,W,C,A, CONFERENCE
HERE IN OCTOBER

Preliminary announcements have been
received at tho Wheeling y. W. c. 4.
from Cincinnati headquarters 10 the CT
feet that a state and city conference nj
the Ohio and West Virginia branches OF
, the national Y. ". G. \. will hold q con-
ference here Oh October 18th to the l4th
inclusive Wheeling was selected from
among q number OF cities. which were
under consideration by the board APP
pointed 10 select q suitable place for tho
C, cnt. which will be tn" biggest thtnE
which has taken pl."r in local Y. W. c.
A. Circulcs for some time. There Will
he speakers Of international reputation
10 address the conference. questions NJ
, the day. relating TO all social and civic
movements will be discussed. and plans
adopted for the state and city program
Of Y. W. c. y. work for the approach
Ing year.
Miss Gretchen Steiner. daughter OF
Dr. Steiner. OF Iowa. famous for his
books on immigration. was in tho city
Monday. . guest Of the Y. W. c. A.. and
at n meeting Of the executive board.
hold thRt afternoon plans were made To-
the presentation Of a dramatic pageant
which WILL be conducted on n large scala.
and be one Of the most prctcntious
date for the pageant he's moi as yet been
fixed, hut Will probably be decided upon
some time in the very near future.
Mrs Charles OB"i"n has returned
from the conference which was held NJ
Lake Geneva. Wis. where some OF tn"
most interesting topics Of the day were
taken UP by representative speakers.
prof ssional and clerical from all ports
Of the country. Problems Of civic bet
torment were discussed, housing cond!-
lions for young women. strangers in tho
cities being investigated with Il view OF
making moro general tho listing system
which has been adopted in many places:
Fairgrounds and rccreat:onal matters,
particularly in regard TO proper chaper-
onaEe for the public dance. and all mat
ters of vital Importance were discussed
with a view to future action upon these
prominent subjects.
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GRAVES OF HEIo1NE AND HEX
PARENTS TO BE DECORATED AS
C1TY'S TRIBUTE.
Port Henry Marker and city Hall Tablet
to Be Marked With Flowers
as Well.
Committee Headed by Mayor VIII Direct
Rehabilitation Of Zane
Graves.

WEDDINGS one hundred and ffticth
birthday. which occurs during State
Fair week. is to be featured by n celc-
bration unique and unprecedented.
Graves Of Betty Zane and members
Of her family. whose lives wrote the
carly history of Wheeling tn" Fort
Henry memorial tablet on Main street
hill and the tablet on tho southwest cor
nor Of the city hall bearing the dates
or tho founding and Incorporation OF tho
CITY will be marked with floral wrcaths.
Mayor Thomas T. Thor"r will issu"
proclamation calling upon the citizens OF
Wheeling to ohscrv" Thursday. Scp,cm>
her 4, city day" as the city'S BIRTH
day.
This simple but beautiful observance
was worked out nj meeting or the
oxccutIyc committee Of tho srsoui-c"n-
tcnnial last night. Previously chnt's
had bccn made To secure bronze tablet
IN no placed in the south end Of tn"
Market Auditorium. but il was learned
that n tablet could not be secured in
time.
Petty" Zane. the heroine OF Fort
Horny whose bravo dash from the pow
der house to Fort Henry with powder
os tho lndinns shot AZ her, saved wheel
ing. Her grave in Rivervicw cemetery
nj Martins Ferry is in state or coll
lapsc and neglect. To right this condi-
ton the sesqui-centennlal committee
vilJ employ the city gardener 10 re-
habilitate and beautify the burial plot
~ this brave woman and her parents.
and Mayor Thoncr as chairman of the
committee will with few words place
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city Will DECORATE GRAVES Of
BETTY ZANE AND CITY FOUNDERS
IN OBSERVING C|TYS BIRTHDAY

upon the graves the whole city's tribute
of love and esteem.
The scene Of Betty" Zanc's brave
deeds is now marked with n granite tab
let on Main street hill. This will re"
Ceivc a wreath The tablet at the city
hall, erected on the anniversary Of the
citys incorporation in 1900 will like
wise receive wreath. TIL" wrcathS
will be made in til" form of 4 wheel.
significant of Wheeling.
1t is probable. tool that tho Daughters
Of the Revolution. who erected the
monument on Wheeling hill to the men,
DRY of Major Samuel McColloch. will on
the ciiy's birthday decorate the spot
where McColloch made his famous leap
and escaped from the Indians who
sought his life. Other historic spots
about Wheeling may likewise be deco
rated
At last nights meeting the following
resolution was unanimously adopted:
Resolved. that it be the sense Of the
executive committee on Wheeling $
scsqui-ccntcnnial that the celebration In
honor of Nheeling's one hundred and
nfticth anniversary be confined to
Thursday, city day. September 4. and
that the people OF Wheeling he called
upon to cooperate in making this day a
memorial event in honor Of tho founders
OF Wheeling.
Be il further resolved. that wrcaths
be placed on the graves Of Betty Zane
and the founders Of Wheeling. located
nj Martins Ferry. Ohio. also on the Fort
Henry tablet on Main street and on tho
tablet Mt tho city hall bearing dates OF
tho founding and Incorporation of the
city Of Wheeling.
BE 1t further resolved. that tho mayor
Of the city Of Wheeling h" requested TO
issue a proclamation asking the citizens
Of Wheeling IN honor III" birthday OF
the founders Of Wheeling.
Following the adoption Of tho r"solu'
ton Chairman Fred J. Fox named the
following committee to raisn funds for
tho purchase of floral tributes and To
arrange for the placing Of the tributes
as we'll: Mayor Thomas F. rnoner.
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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ceremony. fhc wedding was very quiet
ono. there being no attendants. The
bride was gowncd in a delightfully."- sum
merry creation of white Gcorgcttc crepe,
for which pearl trimmings formed an OK
quisi,e finish. wearing n larE" white
lace hat and corsaSc Of brides roses
and lilies OF the valley.
Mrs. Jones' travelling taitlcur was n
smart blue gown with hat OF correspond
ing color. ON their return from honey
moon tour spent in travelling through
ohio they viii be at homo at their resi-
dcnCc on the Island
Mr.. Jones is employed ut the Whitta-
kcr GlcSSn"r company plant and Is n son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II. Jones. OF the
Island.
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ssniins-colenan NuptiAls.

A very charming and impressive GER
emory was the wedding OF Miss jean
II. Coleman to Mr.. Clifford ]. Benlino,
which took place at the home or tho
bride on. Saturday evening. Mrs. Ben
line is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
+. s. Coleman. Of East Twenty-secono
street. The marriage ceremony was
performed by the Rev. A. S. RaScae. OF
st. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran church
and was ATTENDED by only the Immediate
relatives and close friends OF the fami-
lies.
The bride was a:tircd in 4 handsome
gown OF ivory satin. and carried hugs
bridal bouquet Of brides roses. Mrs
Coleman. the mother OF the bride. wore
T. costume OF pink mcsSaline and carried
Killarney roses.
wedding dinner Of beautiful ap'
pointments followed the ceremony. Mr.
and Mrs. BanIinr are making their h"m-
at Twcnt=-rinth street In new and
att~act'v"lv furnished apart .n""t.
Mr.. Benline - the son Of Irs. L. NJ
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Dance at Wheeling Park.

Tho following invitations nave been
mailed to the friends of the committee
who have arranged il:
You have heard the rest. come and hear
the best, at
THEE DANCE
Friday Evening. August Goth
At Wheeling Park. Wheeling. w: Va.
The Irwin Pep Orchestra. of Altoona, Ia.
Programs. $500.
Committee:
Rurris Giffln. Wilson. Frazier. Noble.
Downing, Murphy. Long. Zweig. Helfcr.
Dorcr. Wolf.
This invitation must be signed and
presented at the door.
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chairman; Otto Schrnk. Harry r. Bell.
James II. Beans. Will j.. Colvlg, b. r..
Hamilton. +. J. MCKINLEY and S. IL.
SteinhauScr.
This celebration. coupled with the o2-
scrvancc of Labor day on Monday and
the state fair all week. will make tho
entire week memorable.
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SALONIKI. Aug. 1.-THE AmericaY
Red Cross has sent q mission to visit Z
number Of Greek orphanaEes with =
view TO helping them. The commission.
headed by Misses Clona1 and Currief.
already has inspected th3 institutions ~
Saloniki, Cavalla, Sores. Drama and PrA-
yishta, where there are housed many
orphans whose parents were killed or
died during the Bulgarian invasion OF
Macedonia. The orphanage on Attilini
islands. where there are Greek children
rescued from Asia Minor. also was visit.
cd The Red Cross mission IL to start
soon on a trip through Epirus, Theosaly
and PeloponnesuA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-21

Benline. Of Bellaire. and Is at present
employed at the LaBelle tin works. hav-
ing just recently returned from France
and Germany. where he served In the
army.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-21
SOCIETY NEWS
ninYeP Party,

The Misses Won Boyer entertained last
evening at the Country club with an in
formal dinner party, which included a
few members Of the younger set.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-21
RIVER TELEGRAMS

Davis Island dan-9.4 feet. station
airy; clear.
Oil Cfty-2.6 foot, stationary; clear.
Morgantown-T.S feet, falling: clear.
Parkersburg-109 feet, stationary;
clear.
WARREN feet; clear.
Stcubenvillc- 90 feet, stationary;
clear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-21
FRUIT HEARTS

II we could make them better we would
after you taste them you will say "thH
best Chewing Gum cccr"-Try them TO-
day-at your favoritc store-Only &c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-21
Informal Dancing Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson Campbell enter
tanned with very informal dancing
party complimentary to Mrs. Arthur
Irwin. OF Cleveland. Ohio who Is the
guest of her mother. Mrs. NJ. VI. Burt.
OF the Island. The party was given at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Caldwell a,
Woodsdale and following tho dancing n
very delightful supper was served.
Following are those who were pres
emit:
Messrs and Mesdames:
II. E. Field. Arthur Hubbard.
D. A. Burt, Harry Bradley.
Of Wellsburg. Gibson Caldwell
MeSdames:
A. l. Irwin, Alex Glass
w. W. Holloway. Miss Mary Simpson.
MesSrS:
Latane McLain. II. VI. Russell.
An interesting event in Warwood So
Cial circles yesterday afternoon was the
wedding Of Miss Mary ]. Hilton, who
became the bride of Mr.. Alan c. Jones,
Of Wheeling. tho marriage service TAX
ing place at 3 o'clock ut the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Hilton. parents OF Mrs.
Jones. Or. II. y. Howard. of the rhomp-
son NJ. L. church. performed the nuptial
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-27
Boston, Ind.

Mrs, r. ]. Ulm and Miss Leatha
Phillips were in Richmond Tuesday
-. Miss Viola Simmons has returned
home from Richmond after visiting
her sister. !. Mrs. William Simmons
and son Robert spent Tuesday in
Richmond. r.. J. Ulm visited In
Peru Wednesday !. Mrs. James Am
brose shopped in Richmond Thursday.
-. Norris Ambrose is the guest of
relatives in Cincinnati Miss Ber-
tina K!lgus of Richmond. visited Mr..
and Mrs. Alp Kutter Thursday.
Harry Peck. Charley Greggerson and
Clarence Frazee attended the ball
game. at Cincinnati Sunday. How
ard Johnson and family spent Sunday
in Cincinnati. :. Mrs. Arthur Piper
and son Loran have returned home
after q visit with relatives in Peru.
Ed. Compton and Edwin Price
motored to Cincinnati Sunday Mrs.
Ed Compton an daughters spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cain
and sons.