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New-York tribune., 1919-06-15

from all competitors, there was a pretty
race, fer second place between Dave
Lewis and Joseph Boyer from the 18th
lap onward. Lewis won by three feet.
Throughout the race two airplanes
circled over the track, keeping pace
with the racing autos by cutting off
the corners at the turns.
The victory of De Palma was heartily
cheered by the vast crowd, which
surged upon the track to congratulate
him as soon as the last car had com
pleted the race.
The first of the four sprint races
was won by Tom Milton in Deusen-
berg special. This was a ten-nnile
sprint, and was made in the record
time Of Ave minutes 23.8 seconds, an
average Of 112 miles an hour, Ralph
Mulford was second; Dario Resta in
his mystery car" third, and De Palma
fourth. In ell the succeeding races
Milton had trouble and was compelled
to retire early.
"Mystery Car" Not In Trim
1t was early evident that Resta's car
was not In trim, and after the first
sprint he retired until the classic event.
Here again he experienced trouble, and
was compelled to leave the track be-
fore had completed the first mile.
Mulford won the second sprint of
thirty miles In 16 minutes 20.6 seconds,
breaking the worlds record set by De
Palma on August II last, This record
was later broken in the fifty-mile race
by De Palma. The feature of this race
was that Mulford completed the last
lap Of two miles on fat tire. He had
secured a lead Of half mile over De
Palma, and this proved his salvation.
For some reason, the amateur race
was cancelled and substitute race be-
tween the famous speed demons took
its place over q ten-mile course This
New-York tribune., 1919-06-15
Saves Same Boy Twice
Rope Breaking First Time, Hero
Rescues Lad Again

Albert Miller, of Flushing Street,
Astoria, laborer, had to rescue nine
year-old Jimmy Boyd, of Ravenswood,
queens, twice yesterday before he got
him safely out of the East River.
The boy fell off the pier at the foot
OF Broadway, Long Island City, and
Miller jumped in after him. He caught
him as he was sinking for the second
time, and swan back to the pier, from
which someone had thrown rope.
Men started to pull out the dripping
pair and the rope broke Miller had to
dive deep to recover Jimmy the second
time. Then he swan nearly 1000 feet
to the shore and beached the lad. Both
were pulled from the water exhausted.
but otherwise unhurt
New-York tribune., 1919-06-15
$4,000 Scholarship
For Stevens Institute
Memorial Endowed in Honor
OF 29 Tech Men Who Died
i'm War

An $4,000 fund to endow scholar
snip IN memory of the twenty-nine
FORMER students of Stevens Institute of
Technology who died in the war. was
announced at the alumni meeting in
nonoken yesterday. f. A. Muschen-
aeim, president Of the Hotel Astor
.ompany, said $52,500 Of the fund had
ossn raised at a preliminary meeting.
Inc alumni meeting inaugurated
ssommeneement week. Nicholas s. Hill,
o. was elected alumni representative
s1 the board Of trustees. The students
pafaded and we're reviewed on the
annette held by President Humphreys.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-15
Sentenced i'm Navy Graft

WASHINGTON, June IA Chief
Boatswain's Mate Frederick L. Jones,
of the Naval Reserve force, one of five
officers aud three enlisted men ar
rested at New York in connection with
charges Of wholesale graft in obtain
ing discharges and easy berths for
naval men in the Sd Naval District
during the war, has been sentenced to
one years imprisonment and reduction
to the rating of seaman.
Findings in the case were made pub
lie to-day at the Navy Department.,
with the announcement that Jones
would be dismissed from the service
upon completion of the prison term.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-15
Wilson May Visit Lille

FARis, June II by The Associated
.a. .asss ~-~Psesident Wilson has re-
ssiYed an invitation TO stop at Lille on
ass way TO Brussels, 10 visit the rector
the University of Lille. The Preei-
ISL hopes 10 accept the invitation II
NE visit. ~ A'4s
New-York tribune., 1919-06-15
Tribune EmpIoye WEEDS

Charles Pugh, son of the late Richard
Pugh, OF Denver, Col, married Miss
sophie Martin, of Jersey City. yester-
Day at St Stephens Episcopal Church.
Inc ceremony was performed by the
Rev: q. 5. Lewis. Mr.. Pugh is EMPLOYED
by The New York Tribune.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-21
A Coated Tongue?
What it Means

A bad breath, coated tongue, bad
taste in the mouth, languor and debility,
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-21
SILvERTON MAN ENDS
LIFE IN PUEBLO. COLO.

Tom Trammell. a prominent stock
man Of Briscoe county. was buried at
Silverton Wednesday afternoon
Trammell. it is alleged. took his own
life in a prominent hotel in Pueblo
Colo, Sunday morning His head
was blown asunder by bullet from
a revolver. The shot was fired while
he was at a table in the dining room.
Mr.. Trammell leaves a wife and a
four-year-old daughter Interment
was under the auspices Of the Wood
men Of the World Lodge.
Mr. Trammell was one Of the
Trammell brothers. who have engag-
ed in the livestock business success
fully on the Plains for a number Of
years. and has u wide acquaintance
ship IN this section. He was well
known in livestock circles. Plain
view Herald.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-21
LITTLEFIELD CHRISTIAN
ENDEAvORS ENJOY PICNIC

The Littlefield Christian Endeav-
ors had moonlight picnic out at
Bull Dam last Tuesday night. Ev-
erybody who had ways took those
who did not have a car. About sew
enty-five Endeavors and their par
ents met at the church at $50 and
motored out to the Dam which is nine
miles from town.
Everyone who wished to enjoyed
good swim till dark when ''chuck"
was called and then as the moon was
coming up we all did justice TO the
spelndidsupper which the girls had
prepared.
Messrs. Hamilton, Matthews and
Green furnished some splendid music
on their guitars and mandolins which
was greatly enjoyed by all.
Games were played till about 1890
when we started on the homeward
journey very happy and wishing we
could have picnics quite often.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-21

Mexico, visited his sister, Mrs Craw-
ford. He was accompanied home by
Opal.
Mrs. f. c. Barnett's sister and
daughter is visiting them this week.
The meeting closed Monday
The son Of Mr. and Mrs. f. c.
Barnett from Post City, is visiting
here this week
Miss TRUE Thompson was the
guest of Kahn Fowler from Thurs
day until Sunday.
Miss Theola Crawford spent Sun
day night with Miss Cecil Harry.
Mr. T. S. Moore made business
trip to Lubbock Friday.
Mesdames Jot Flincher and fam
ily and Fletcher Richardson are Wis
iting relatives in Floydada.
Mr.. and Mrs r. $. Moore spent
the day Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
Wagner.
Mrs Richardson has relatives Wis
iting her this week
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-21
NEWS sQUIBBs GATHERED
FROM CANYON VICINITY

Canyon. Aug. 1s.-The light show
err that came Friday night was very
much appreciated, it win help the
grain and cotton. Some Of the cane
will soon be ripe enough to cut.
Mr.. T. Grim attended the meeting
of the farmers at the court house
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. J. p. Webb has sold his farm
to Mr. Otis Taylor. We have not
yet learned where Mr. Webb VIII
move to- His many friends regret
very much to give this good family
up. He was the leader in our social
center and Sunday School and the
community will miss him very much,
but We wish them all kinds Of success
wherever they go. Mr.. Taylor has
been citizen Of the community for
several years.
Mrs. r. Grim ana girls spent Wed
nesday afternoon with Mrs. Jot
Flincher and family.
Mr.. Therman Potts carried load
of watermelons to Lubbock Wednes-
day.
Mrs. G.. T. Crawford's mother and
father have sold their place in New
Mexico and have moved 10 Lubbock
to live with Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford
Mr.. NJ. VI. Dupre has his house al
most completed.
Messrs. j p Potts, f. c. Barnett
and G.. T. Crawford were Lubbock
visitors Saturday
Misses Ruth Hufstedler and Car
ter Gammill were shopping in Lub-
book Saturday.
Messrs. Joy and Jewel Potts have
returned from overseas. Their par
ents and many friends were glad TO
see them come back Most all the
boys that left Canyon have come
home.
Among those that took dinner
with Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Crawford
Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs J. A
Burgess and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Lemons and family, Bro. Lynn, Miss
es Luville and Johnnie Fowler. Jew
ell Sides, Mr. Bryan Sides.
Miss Ethel West has returned
from Hunt county and is spending
the week with Mrs. Crawford.
Mr. Herman Sides team ran away
with him to the binder last week and |
bruised his hip and arm considerable
Much damage was done 10 the binder
The meeting will continue on thru I
next week
Mr.. Fletcher Richardson traded .
lis mule team and wagon for a car.
School will start the first Monday
n September, all parents are urged
% be there the first day and all work
for the benefit Of the school
Mr.. McNeely and family have
relatives visiting them this week
Mr. c. A. Walton has purchased a
FORD.
Miss Ona Fowler is visiting her
,rother. Clarence, and family at
iyrtle.
Little Opal Crawford is visiting
Ter uncle in New Mexico.
Mr. Claud Holman, from New
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-21

a. deadly ~ snakes venom.
The liver acts rs a guard over our
well-being. sitting out the cinders and
ashes irom the general circulation.
A blockade in the intestines piles
n heavy burden upon the liver. II
the intestines are chokcd or clogged
up. the circulation Of the blood
becomes poisoned and the system
becomes loaded with toxic waste.
and We suffer from headache. yell
low coated tongue. bad taste In
aouth. nausea, 90 gas. acid dys-
pepsia. langnor. debility, yellow skin
or eyes. A, such tlmss one saould
take castor Oh or pleasant laxa-
tive. Such one u made Of May
apple. lssyes u aloe and ialap, put
lnlo ready Ia uae fuFm hy noctor
Pierce. nearly atty yeafa asp, and
snId iof Is oenla Nv an druggists a.
~, flefccs tl,s s,,i lclluta
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-21

Hale County Commissioners have
set the tax in the county at zoe,
which is an increase over previous
years.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-21

Mrs. O G. Kelly. Of Lamesa, who
has been in a local sanitarium a few
days, was able to return home the
first of the week.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-21

Carder Collins, son % Rev A. A.
Collins, who has been down in the
Oh fields for several weeks. return
ed home Monday.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-21

Mrs. Grover Lewis Of Amarillo.
passed through here Tuesday morn
ing enroute 10 Brownfield. 10 spend a
few weeks visiting with her parents
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-21

Mrs. l.. u. Cul~-ll and Ma. Ed.ar
Allen Of crosbyion, were here Tues
day shopping and visiting with ae.
quaihiances0
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-21

W K. Spencer was in Brownfield
the latter part Of last week, attend
ing 10 business interests
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-21

Mas NasFle Anihony daughter
u = = Anthony, u sonlhland, u Ia
= local sanliallum lhls ueek
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-21

Just received another shipment ~
Schmm Jar Tops, a; Martin and VOL
colts 81
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-21

. q. nuFbell, ~ rlslnsles, sas
BUSINESS visitor here lhs llEsl u lha
seek
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-21

are usuauy
signs that
the liver is
ont Of order.
PROF. HEN-
METER SAYS:
4" Tie liver Is
an organ
secondary in
Importance
only to the
heart"
We can
m anu fac
ture poisons
within our
own bodies
which are
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ATTENDANCE 1t
REVIVAL GROWS
Baptist Revival in Full Swing. ,Splen-
did Meeting Held Last Might.

An increased crowd was in attendance
at tn" revival now IN progress at Inc
First Baptist church last night. An
impressive and pleasing part Of The
meeting WAS thu. &"l, by Mrs. Mace OIL
lOch "ti,d VIII Take Car" of You. Mrs.
MurCnllUch prudU,','l Il Irw and "Nrcl-
lent eff"r; in having tn" audEnc" hum
the melody Will" she sang IL" words.
Mr.. Ruhurn. IN" cowboy singing evan
gcliSt. who is leading the singing during
the revival. sang "rh"-r is pinc" III
the ranks for men sum" Of Ii" strong
thoughts Of the sermon arc embodied
in tn" following excerpt: Expectancy is
one OF the greatest preparations Tor re-
vival work. II thu church possess all
the world ram Civ. and yet lose us
power "a rails" mcn from spiritual death
then it is poor indeed. Thr theology
Of thi. day in which We live. is taste
loss. 1t is Xix" Il p"rr"lal"r without
coffee You cannot build Il great ath-
lctc on l'nrrda biscuits. neither can You
build Il strong church m present dag
theology. TrnIrcnst can hr described
by tho l"tt"r e.. Tn" letter e is the in
itial lcItur at IN" following words:
Convict ion. Convention. Comfort. con:
flict, courage. Tn" mon "f The first
church were men of conviction and
stood hy their cunvirIiuns. These con-
victiOnS lru Ia conversion. y church
that docs not have conversions - dead.
Tho shirt Of God comforts the Chris
tian. He gives men power in rhc mo-
mont nr conflict. TIL" first church WAS
characterized ny courage in presence Of
danger. They fought their way through.
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Collection Starts
On Corporation Tax

The local l.. S. Internal Revenue
office will b" opened this morning and
tho task Of getting the corporation in
come and cXcrss profits tax returns in
shape will b. started.
Income Tax Collector i. ]. O'Kanr
and deputies Brown and fancy will as
sist in the preparation of IN" returns at
the local office and tho whole force
will be on hand after April ). when they
return from various cities and towns
whcrc they will bc stationed today.
Deputies Paddcn and ElSon will be- in
vcllsburg today and tomorrow: Fol
lanshcr on Saturday: Woirton. Monday:
Chester. April / and . and Now Cum
bcrland on tho third
Deputies Hess and Pcarcry will b" nj
Erw Martinsvillr today and tomorrow:
at cameron on Saturday: al Hundred on
Monday and Mnundsvill" April l and =.
The deputies will sit in tn" above
nlaras Ia assist in the preparation Of
INK returns and Ia advis" corporations
officials: ~ any capacity on incorpora-
,inn income and rXC"ss profits TAX.
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her position - chief clerk in III" "t-
lice" "r III" t. l.. callahan Insurance
:tE"i!' :. "tcriiN" Aprl !.
II"I:, k"i" ~ J. Su:d,r, S"u uf Mir
anal MIR. H"l"'rt Sni'i"r If F"uri""nl n
street. l.: Spending Il >hu'rl fCrl"ugh
with h,s Parents
Mrs. G""r::" '''m"% and daughter,
Mrs. H'rtrud'' Parks. arr leaving sun
d2v f"r Chicago. wh"r" they will hn
the guests If Mrs. Howard Met 'nrtnry.
Mrs. y. l.. King "f Tho Howard apart
m"nts - visiting friends and rr!ailrrS
al irari"St"rI.
Mrs. Charles Watkins "f South Penn
street i recovering from u recent at
tack "t l"nsilItiS.
Miss 'ath"r'n" lfarr is entertaining
Miss \d"l' harrington ~ Iowa.
Lon simmons recently hnn"raoly
discharged from IN" army IS again nj
WORK "n "'H ~! hl't J"' ~ '''', -"'N''1
after snort VISIT IN eastern ONO.
Fron'h - Walton ms resigned ms
i"SHHh AZ ASSISTANT '"ll'E'r OF 'n'
chamh'r 81 r"tnn'"F'". ritrt'iN' Arr'' 1.
MISS Ian" AMI M'tSt'r IiurS' weaver
Of W""dS''al" Will hr ihr guests OF
'h"t" aunt MIS-. h"'hhS cochran oi
M"uhuSNlIh'' '"r S'Nrr"i o"SS:
- J.: Any, ~ 'rpE'." H. '.!h
T.''H, "''' N' ~;
W. VI. Hp'",.S a,''''"'" NV, ann Wv "'i..
n"r 81 '"' ",Suu'@ 81 '''"'E ''"D ~
iiltSp"IEH s'H.t""! u.,.,, :.
NJ CE' H. VI " :Ht .'
improving '"'""l! XVI" "'' '''''''S ~
CIV, ''E' Wv! :. r,o,in,
'"'SE '''' ;I.i,a, u.r,;,str,rn w
MISS ''' ;,.,. ,,<.,
w.; ''' ,, ","i Ih,r,,, ir sn.ndin.
nr;i,,- r,c,ti,r frnn, washington
.,,,,,ir,r,. v.i,b her ,,oufhrr Mrs Lima
IInnri,, .h.rnon
L,r- I cav I.tf Yesterday for q
,, mo nil ,iclbs nj Tcxas
i.usscII N,Adams. according To a
+o,c~r,m received hero Yesterday, has
.rriv,J safely in New York.
John T.. vnrrlsaur % traldwelrs Run
,,,ounrc. his safe arrival in New
vnrr, IIo !. now starinncd AT Camp
Nustas
Air and Mrs. Albert prlhruggc re-
ooi,.o,i ,.,rI v,s,crda,. tbat their son.
N,Iv,n n.Ihruccc of company J. %aBth
infantry, has safely diScmharkcd al
Now York.
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Within ton minutes after an applica-
ton OF Danderinc you can not find sim
gle trace Of dandruff or falling hair and
your scalp will not itch. but what will
please you most will be after q few
weeks use, when you see new hair. fine
and downy at firSt--yeS--but really new
hair-growing all over the scalp.
4 little DandCrinc Immediately doubles
the beauty Of your hair No difference
how dull. faded, brittle and scraggy. just
moistcn cloth with Danderinc and care
fully draw it through your hair, taking
one small strand at a time. The effect
is amazing-yuur hair will be light flur-
fy and wavy, and have ar appearance OF
abundance: an incompatible lustrc. soft
ness and luXuriance.
Get Il small bottle Of knowlton'S Dam
derine for a few cents al any drug store
or toilet counter, and prove that your
hair is as pretty and soft as any-that
il has been neglected or injured by care
less Observation-Disclosures all-you surely
can have beautiful hair and lots OF il X
you will just try Il little Dandcrine.
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Personals

Frcd Muldrcw. who is employed at
F'ol}ansbcr. will be the guest Of relatives
at their homo on thr South Side.
Ihcd Mariindale. who was injured
while working in the R"yn?an Parking
nlant several days ago. is still critically
III At his homo on 1850 Jacob street;
Miss Loretta MacklIn Is confined ny
sickness 10 her HON" on South Jacob
street.
Mrs 7. y. Ynst. who has boon suffer-
Inr with tho influenza IS reported I'M
proving ut her homo.
Roy William g. Hall. pastor Of III"
church Of the Immnrulat" conception
delivered n lrntcn d!S"ours" al IN" cor
nus Christi church in WarWo"d last
night.
The choir Of III" Wesley NJ. +. church
will BIZ entertained Mt IN" home Of their
loader Mr.. r.. G.. Gehhard. IN the Island.
next Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. James Maybe. Of 18th
street. became the parents If an pound
boy Yesterday evening 1T the North
Wheeling hospital.
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Anniversary Celebrated.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Turner "f Fridge
nnrt Yesterday celebrated tn" siNty-siNth
anniversary of their marriage. II ~
worry seldom that n couple Is p'rmltfTo
to observe their ftftieth anniversary. but
to celebrate their sixty-siNth is indeed
exceedingly rare.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner arc both ~ years
Of ago, and although their anniversary
has been an occasion for n family re-
union or some other special event for
many years. no special observance was
arranged yesterday. on account oc the
fccblcncSs Of tho principals. TIL" cou-
pie has resided In Bridgeport sr'rca their
marriage in 1853. They har" 4 host Of
friends throughout this community who
have extended their hcartiest cungratu-
letirns on this happy OCCASION.
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phi Chiprna. Chi Dance.

Tho Phi enigma Chi dance, to ne held
in tho Elks' home. Martins Ferry. to-
morrow. is among the most interesting
events scheduled for this week. Tbs
affair. the third OF series Of dances
given by this fraternity. promises TO DC
most delightful. The following irrpsiSt-
ih,c program will be rendered by Curnp's
orchestra.
1. One-Stcp-"Oh. Minnie"
." Two-stcp-"My Rainbow Girl
. Waltz-"Beautiful Ohio"
4. One-step-~W-hen Tony Goes Over
the Top"
:. Observation-Disclosures
$. WaltZ-"Blue Rose"
:. Onc-strp-"Come on Pa Pa"
S. Ecd"wa--I.ast Hope. Phi Sigma CA'
special.
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BoLsHEv1K ouTRAGES

yLApIyOSTDk. Siberia. March ~.
-fBy ,hc Cannd!su Prrssl-Eudi"S OK
Two Russian officers with the cars cut
Of and III. hands nailed l" IN" shout
DIR blades were found n First river
near here today. AilI'h officers claim
the discovery cnrrol'orat"s stories OF
Bolsh"vik nutrag"s.
Canadian officers and soldiers have
hncn instructed I" 20 only in pairs
after nightfall n Nlad!vn"tok streets,
and Ia carr. arms.
Nine Eolsh""tstS VIZ" arrested here
Yesterday. The political situation is
increasingly disturbing.
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Rcital Today

The Music department Of tho Womans
club will give their monthly recital this
afternoon in the auditorium of the Y. w
c. 4. beginning at $50 o'clock. Mrs.
Ron Norris and Mrs. J. w. Bryan as
chairman Of tho event have arranged q
program Of unusual interest with seFfra'
og Weddings favorite artists Paruct-
pating. among whorl are Mrs. W. Ia
wooleuwcber. DR.. Clara Il. Sullivan. Mrs
Anna Hilton Otto. Mrs. T. w. S'ltHl
Mrs r. NJ Archer. Mrs. Albert Alpln
Mrs. George W. Ernce. Mrs Flora VIII
lian,s, Miss Adelaide shockey. ft'ss
Edith Edmundson. Mrs. j. Il. L.. Con
nelly. Mr.. Daniel Jones and Aicnaei La
Jeal.
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RELIEVED
RHEUMATICS
ENTHUSE
All. lOuD IN THEIR PRAISE OF
''NEITRONE PRESCRIPTION &C.,

~ working man buying : bottle On
"<Neutruae Prescription 80" was asked
bow 1t was helping him.
Helping me-, he replied why.
there "a nothing on earth like It You
don't know how my poor swollen. sttn
joints and muscles patned and burned,
was nearly crazy with suffering and the
worry Of losing 50 much Hrne and pay.
Before knew about Neutrone Pro
scrlptioo So tried al kinds Of tablets
and linirents, but ono bottle OF
'Neutrone Prescription So helped roo 50
much that T am never without It now:
all pain and swelling Is gone and feel
like doing things.
TNeutrcne Prescription So certainly
must Do q wonder, tho druggist re-
piled. I'VE have never handled any
thing like It. they an say the same.
soc and 800 tho bottle.
c. n. Griest & Co. druggists, and lead
ing druggists everywhere.
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SOUTH SIDE
vorelsanF Of 3l4th In New Pork

Mrs. Charles FoGels-"g Of tnldwe'fs
run. reports that her son John l.. Nogr-
sang, Of the 3l4th Artillery Of the SOth
Division, has tclcgraphed Of his safe ar
rival in New York with a casual COM
pany. Vogelsang was gasscd while IN
action on the battle front but has com
pletely recovered from the injury.
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terribly. I tried al
m 0 st everything,
but got no relief.
As soon a. I be-
gan using RpSnol
Ointment and Res
mol Soap the Itch
ing and burning
left me almost at
once I used one
tar Of r e = I q o !
Ointment and two
cak o 8 of RcSdnol
Dap nd wa S
completely cured"
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!, v, {. 4. GIRLS
STAGE VARIETY
Of EXERCISES
DELICIOUS SUPPER SERVED FOB
MEMBERS OF SWIMMING CLASSES
LAST EVENING.
Swimming, High Diving, Racing and
Other Aquatic Stunts Prove
Very Interesting.

The supper held last evening in the
social room OF the T. W. c. ~ for MEM
bers of the various swimming classes
was a most enjoyable AFFAIR. The tables
were attractively decorated with green
and yellow and tho idea was carried
out most charmingly with spring bios
sons A delicious menu was served and
music and songs further add.1 TO the
pleasure Of the affair.
Following the supper. the girls spent
a delightful evening in the swimming
pool, where numerous stunts. high div
ing and racing feats were featured by
the following young ladies':
Misses
Margaret Phelps Reulah Brinkman
s. M. LySick Elizabeth Schliccher
Netue Poorman Edna Stiles
Mildred Kaltenbach Marie Bayha
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-27
Homie Department Meets

Tho Home department of ST. Pauls
church will hold its regular quarterly
meeting tonight in thr Sunday school
rooms Of the church following supper
which will be served. y discussion OF
tho lessons Of tho quarter Will take
place and the membership of the or
rnnization is invited 10 attend.