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Salvados

La genie del pueblo, al e~scandalo
Droducido pcr las woes a~stent0reas de
Miss Doris Sc arremolin0 en- II es-
taci6n de Monarch; el maQuinista de-
tuvo el tren; enterose del peligro y
con gran rapidcz ordeno el r%etroceso
del convoy hasta tomar n via de
escape, Y dejar libre Ell paso al CARO-
sin rienda nj tim0n que = pOcos Sc
gundos deberia &c llegar al mismo 81
ito.
Una exclamation lc satisfaction. a
ia veZ que dc cmoci0n intensa, salio
de les labios dc Ia mucheduEbre.
cuando Sc VIC dcspuntar 81 wagon ell
p~reciritada carrera; a~travesar ell pue-
bio como una eXhalaci5n; V tomar Ia
via regular cast en- momentos en- cue
entraba al escape e. tren de dlnaml-
ia.
-iSalyados. critic cntonces Miss
Doris, al puato &c sufrir IN dcsmavo.
La partida salt0 a terra; recogio
a la ~intrapida mdchacha, quien fuc
Gespucs obieto de parabienes Y fell
citaciones por su comportaniento aG-
mirablc. que ha dado tanto que deer
4 los p~cri6dicos americanos.
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de San Pedro, 90 West Commerce st. Espe-
c:al ateDci n Il las enfermedades del esto-
mago = rinones. Habla espahoL- Tclefono:
Oficira. Crockett 1858. Resider-as. Travis
G9ii.
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Sc GRATIFICAEA con 500 4 IA persona
que proporcione snforrres cXactos del actual
paradero dc mi padre Octaviano MARITIME,
dc Is amos dc edad. ccrrado dc barha y pr
cado DC virucIa. En- ci mes de Julio de
1918 sali6 de San Antonio para Poteet, Te-
xas. y dcsde ca fccha no Sc ha tenido min
guna rsz6n dc 81. Dirijanse sobrc el par-
ticular q JESUS MARITIME. r. T. D. Box GA.
Allcytcn. Texas. : l23)
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Sc DESEA sater ei domicilio del Sr. Ra-
faei Gorziicz. que rivc en- San Antonio. Tc-
vas. para i~nformarle del Sr. Santos Luna.
ouicn Sc cncuentra muy snfcrTno y desea 10
participen . Sus paricntes. Sc agradecera 4
n persona cue cono1ca iicho domicil,o. 10
co2iuniquc Il Salvador r. Diaz, l29 N West
Ave. Youngstown. Ohio. f2SD
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BUENA GRATIFICACION SC dari 4 In per-
soma QUE NE proporcione informcs de mi
hermann Maria Perez dc Montancz, duien
hacc tres amos "rivia en- Ia Cd. .c Vera
cruz. Yer. Mexico. C~ualquicr dato sobre cl
IDaricui9" Giriiasc a Fernando V. Perez.
446 Charles 81. Ell Paso. Texas. t25)
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TEODORc ESCALONA, inventor del "elec-
trio sigma = dcsca protection para proseguir
en- L. demonstration del mismo, poseyendo
para IL fecha un certificaGo del Sr. Victor
Evans. Para mas iDforucs d~irijansc a Teo-
doro Escalona. Boz 333. MataSorda. Texas.
t23(.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-21

oCULISTA oPTICo-Dr. ARTURO era
MER. Antcojos y ientes de todas clases-
Exar7en dc n vista GRATIS. Diez amos de
ectudio Y practica en- Europa y Mexico.
Habla e%spanoi. frances c ~it&liano. 3I9 Hicks
Bldg. Escuina de Il Gale Houston y Ave
nida c.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-21

Sc VENDE un truck marca FORD TuoGelo
1915, Capacidad para IS pasaje-os = en- buc-
mas condolences. Para info-Tes d~irijase q
PA ". Medina ST. TelcfOno Crockett 1854.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-21

MoLINoS ELECTRTCOS "HOBARTS" para
carne. cafe. cacahuate. coco y batidores dc
mantequilIa. Rebaaadoras dc carnc: mezcla-
Goras dc harina y TODD genera dc accessories
lara cocina Y panadcria. THE HOBART
SALES AGENCY. SCI So. Pinto 81. San
Antonio. TrNaE.
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VENTAS

vENDO MI NEGOCIO DE JOYERIA ! eau
"a de enfcrmcdad. Situaja en- bucn lugar.
So. 900. 90 en- elective. Para mayoreS dctalleS
escr;bau 4 LA PRENSA". Departmental de
Anuncios. t2jl,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-21

COMPRAMOS. Vcndcmos y camtianos toda
clasu dc mucbics. Dixie Furniture Company.
II3 y. Flores St.
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EMPLEOS

Sc NECESITAN nmediatamentc sas:res Gnc
sepan haccr sacoS. pantaiones y toda c!aSe
dc rcparaSiones. Trabaio pcrmancnte. mag
nficos sueIdos. No cscr;ban. sino ocurran
Iucgo con ". Lerner. Nictoria. Texas. ca
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COkIPRAS

COMPRAMOS hucvos de rancho. mantequi-
Ia. qucso blarco. micl. etc. Tagando cl me-
inr 1rcciu pa-l IL buCna calidad. Hugo
Kracnzlc. Stand No. l6 City Market Onte-
rior al Pcnientcb. Tel. Travis 1912. t22p
CONpRO biciclctl &c medic ESQ que este en-
bucaas condolences. F@go bisn i. c. Fira-
moutes. 2li So. Alamo s. CD
Sc COMPRAN al con:adc BoaoS de Ia Lii
bcrtad. DiriFi-sc 4 II. GrincHald, 326 West
Commerce ST
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Sc NECESITA ur z~aratero competentc. ira
bajo urrrlanentc: ucurran 4 E.. Richmhn. oil
Chur5rral st. Coruus Christi. Texas. t25J
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81 EECESITA carroS para muGan:as o car.
Travis iIcG.
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l.. II. PITTMAN. Successor dc Ia Rogers Bicy-
Gle Shop. EIpcrto en- reparacioncs De bi,i-
c~lctas. Biciclctas Hudson 20 amos dc
~pr.ictica. SO Market Street. Tcleforo Gro
ckeft Sis.
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Sc NECESITA un hombrc para trabajo ge-
neral dc camuc. Gcurran 4 San ANTONIO
Radiator Works. 526 So. Alamo 81. t25)
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STAR EMPLOYMENT co. III North Flo
res St. puede prorprcionar Il listed traba1a-
Gores y empleos. Tel6tono IT, 1888.
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Sc NECESITAN hombrcs para desenraiZaF
terrcno por ~contrato. a nucve miias al sur
de Ia C;udad. Ocurran i L. Baker. 5ie2 Cor
pus Christi Road. w
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MANDoLINAS dc tcGos Drccios y %estiics.
Euitarras, baios. acordeoncs. etc. Olga 'tsted
que Instruments desea y ad:untc ~cstampiIiaS
para rcspucsta. la CASA MEXICANA, P.
o. Box l56. Chicago. III.
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TRASPASOS

Sc TRASPASA casa amueb!ada y sc ven6en
nuebles. Gl9 So. Flores ST. t21'
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Sc VENDE muy barato autorn6vil "Stude.
baker en- magnifico estado. Ocurran a 81
Austin st. t2-2),
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ARRENDAMIENTOS

RENTAN 80 acres de terreno situado &
- milas Al Este dc San Antonio. Vczn a
Felix Stanush en- st. Hedwig Road. tS2D
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V4NDo EN- ABoNoS maquinas &c coser
SINGER differences ~cstiirs Fon6grafos
"COLUMBIA": Pianos y maquinas De escri-
Dir OLIVER. VENDO AL CONTADO
G.scoS "COLUMBIA". maquinas SINGER usa-
GaS. rnuy BARATAS. Clascs dc b0rdado
GRATIS. Sc HACE HEMST!TCEING 4
DIEZ CENTAVOS YARDA- s de Les SAN
TOS, Tcl5fono Tr. 1892. COZ Doorosa St.
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Sc NECESITA I'm bueu zapatero mcxicano
que conozca dc rcr.Iraciones de caiZado.
Eiagrifico sucldn 4 persona competentc. Tc-
lcgrafic q cscriba 4 SAM PERITO. Hills
boro. Texas. ~
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CUARTOS DE RESTA con o sin r,uebles.
yrop!oS para tamilia que no tenga ninos. Ill
Bowie St. Tel. Travis 36GS. f2D
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Sc NECESITA ur muchacho dc IS amos pa
IA que trabajc eli Z! taller de radiaGorcS. III
rigirse Il 526 So. .Alamc.
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PLANS
FOR STRENUOUS
LIBERTY LOAF drive
Every Committee Is Lined Up for tho
Pray and Optimistic Peeltng
Prevails.

Various committees Of the Victory
Liberty loan organizations are calling
meetings and getting their work lined
up for thr coming drive, which opens
April 81 and continues for three weeks.
Every committee is lined up for the
fray and n very optimistic feeling pre-
walls among all the members. Several
informal meetings have been held by
number OF committees, at which plans
were made for carrying on the work as
signed 10 them and arrangements were
were made for holding future meetings
at an early date
The industrial committee will meet
Monday evening at the Fort Henry club
at $50 o'clock. and after a dinner will
discuss numerous plans having bear
ing on the campaign. This Is one OF
the most important committees in the
organization. and much of the success
Of the campaign depends on its efforts.
The end OF the week will see the en-
tire organization in working order. and
beginning with next week the prclimin-
airy work OF the Victory drive will be
hummng along merrily.
Mrssrs D. Carter List and G.. Mertz
F'ranzhcim. two wheel horses Of the pre-
vious loans. returned 10 the city ycstcr-
day from an absence Of several days.
and they Immediately got into the har-
ness and from now on will be giving
long and strong pull to aid the rest OF
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Druggists Meet :''i
Here May 1911
Th11teenth Annual convsntton OF West
virginia State Pharmaceutical ASso-
citation Announced.

The West Virginia St>-v-ruHrnaceuti-
cal association will hold its thirteenth
annual convention May 16 and II. The
president states that. although the
thirteen" may cause some to steer clear
Of the affair. still he has good reason
to believe that this convention will be
the best that has been staged for. sew
eral years. The curtRilment Of activities
caused by the. war Is now over. and the
prc-war schedule Of cooperation with
one another Is necessary. MIR! Roy b.
Cook. president Of the organization.
asks that anyone who wishes prepare a
paper on some topic Of interest to the
profess ion and send the topic to. the
chairman Of the committee on papers
and queries, care Of his office at Hun
tinEton.
The West Virginia state board OF
pharmacy will also hold an examination
at Wheeling on the 18th and 14th OF
May for the purpose OF examining ap-
plicants for registered pharmacists
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n her way from Cincinnati 10 Pitts

on her way from Cincinnati 10 Pitts
burgh.
The Helen r. cleared for New Mata-
moras at noon yesterday.
The Liberty arrived last night from
Mct' onnellsrillc.
The General Pcrshing arrived from
Pittsburgh early this morning ana
lcaves for Parkersburs at 7 q m.
The Fl. =. Flcshcr will leave for up
river points today.
The Helen +. will be in tonight from
| New Matamoras.
The General Crowder will br up sun
day morning on her way from Charles
ton 70 Pittsburgh.
The General Wood will BIZ down Sun
day morning from Pittsburgh TO CID
cinnati.
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SPRING BOOSTS
TRAVEL IN TIE
BEAUTIFUL OHIO
MANY PEOPLE ARE MAKING
PLEASURE TRIPS TO CINC1N-
MATT AND OTHER SOUTH
POINTS BY WATER.
Even Tourists From tho East Enjoy
the Charm OF Journey on
the River Beautiful.

with the advent If tho warm season
passenger travel an thu river grows
steadily Many people arc making the
trip To- Cincinnati and RETURN on the
General Wood and these trips are OF
ten extended TO Pittsburgh.
May is the farorit" spring month Tor
river travel, MS at this season nil trees
are in bloom and'th shores and hills
prcScut 4 beautiful sight from tho deck
OF the steamer. Many make this trip
for the beauty Of il and also to attend
the May festival Mt Cincinnati TO hear
the foremost musicians and SoloistS OF
the world whu arc the attraction at
that famous annual musical event
Many dcrotccs OF music as far away
as the New England states travel TO
Pittsburgh by rail and resume their
Journey 10 Cincinnati by boat. when TIL"
boats are operating between the two
cities.
The trip to Charleston Is also very
popular, and on this trip the scenic
beauties Of both the Ohio and kanowha
Hives can be enjoyed The General
Crowdcr, Of the Liberty Transit COM
oany. has booked 40 school teachers or
Pittsburgh for this trip next week.
The steamboats, afford the best con-
veniences for travel when one is not IN
a hurry, as the travellers are not crowd
ed into cramped quarters. but have the
broad and spacious det"e OF the boat -
move about and stretch themselves ana
at tho same time have ample opportu-
nity to view the scenery of the curVine
river, he foliage-crestcd hillst and the
cities. towns and quaint sleepy villages
along It's shores.
The passenger business is now enter
| ing upon its busiest season and all boats
! on the river are booking trips for fami-
! lies and parties to be taken between no"
Land the first of June.
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DOWN. IN BED -
.:a,:;::. AND. So2X|IlE:;!ll!k!l|'
Lady Suffered TeriblystpF g g
Weeks But Her CEe Shows 81
Wonderful lmprovemaut sfs
After Taking Cafdm ;5s f:l

johnson, City. Tenn.-Mrs. NJ ;.
Scott, living near this town. satel;
About three years ago was dom 81
bed terrible and 80: weSkl
couldn't bear the sight OF food II Till
condition continued for about etykt
weeks I thought I wI1sG1s
ing to die, and knew I must get so1nss
thing to, do me some good. Iha4
heard all my life of cardui and ;tAs
good results obtained from It's pSe::
So, I, decided to try It. !5.isSfsI
after about . half bottle Of Cafdui
my appetite improved, then was :less
nervous. kept It up until I had
taken .age bottles-and such aa5in:
pros ment!. 1 gained flesh and1D1
am the picture Of health, due. I sbe:
ueve. solely to the use Of carfm 81
am the mother Of ten children ~
feel we'll and strong" " '... i.Ssi$5s
Cardui is a mild, medicinal tpnic
for women. 1t has stood the: moss
severe Of all tests-the test Of time.
having been In use for. OVER forty
years. 1t is composed Of purely yeS:
etable ingredients, which have been
found to help build up the Vitality
tone up the nerves, and strengthel
the womanly constitution. .II..,, 4: 3:
Try Cardu 8fG 81 %.
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Declares Advances Do
Not Benefit Owners

WASHINGTON. April 10-Postmaster
General Burleson declared today that
increases In telephone and telegraph
rates under government supervision OF
the wire systems provide only for nd
vances in the wages Of employees grant
ed or contemplated and for greater cost
Of material and supplies. and that no
part Of the increases benefit the owners
Of the system. Officers Of the CONNER
cial Photographers Union Of America,
which is now conducting a strike vote.
have charged that employees have failed
to receive advances in wages commen-
surate with the Increased rates.
The owners Of the systems" Gaiid a
statement issued by the postmaster
general do not benefit in any way from
the increased rates collected for either
telegraph or telephone service.
THE increase of wages allowed en-
ployes of the wire system under gov
eminent control agEregating for. tele-
graph and telephone combined $4,000
600 per annum, while the total rate in
creases made or contemE lated amount
to less than s40.000.000. It Is necessary
to provide for increased cost Of appara-
tus. material and supplies as we'll as for
the wage increase. and the increase of
rates is not as great as applied to either
service, as wauld have been unavoidable
under private control"
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS.
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Ambition
Pills
ForNervous People

The great nerve tonic-the famous
Wendell's Ambition Pills-that will
out vigor, vim and vitality into ner.
yous. tired out, all in. respondent PEG.
pie in a few days, in maL.y instances.
Anyone can bu, q Dox for only so
cents, and john Coleman &; Co. is all
thorlzed by the maker to refund the
purchase price II anyone is dissaus.
fied with the first box purchased.
Thousands praise them for general
debility, nervous prostratton. mental
depression and unstrung nerves,
caused by over-indulgence in alcohol,
tobacco, or overwork Of any kind.
For any afiiction Of the nervous sys
tenn Wendell's Ambition Pills are I'm.
surpassed, while for hysterla, trem.
bling and neuralgia they are simply
splendid. Fifty cents at John Cole
man & Co.. and dealers everywhere.
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TO her Hess street horne with sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards of Wheeling
Island. are visiting in the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. kcllat OF this city.
Miss Ruth Johnson is spending some
time as the guest of her sister. Mrs.
John Stewart of Claysville.
Bill West is spending g few days at
tending TO business in Pittsburgh:
Mrs. Wolfred and daughter. Miss
Ruth. who have been confined to their
home for the past few days with SICK
ness. arc improving at their home in
South Warwood.
Mrs. l. Mcconnell Of Akron. o.. has
returned TO her homo after a weeks stay
with her mother. Mrs. West Of South
WarWood.
Mrs. Harry watkins Of Twentieth
street. entertained the Kings Daughters
last night, at which meeting Mrs. c.
J. Proudfoot was the honor guest. deiiv-
cring the address Of the evening.
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HELD POE TRIAL.

TRAVERSE CITY. Mich, April 10
Mrs. Stan+slawa Lypchinski was to-day
held for trial at the May term OF circuit
court on. charge Of numbering Sister
Mary John. il Fclician nun. who disap-
poared from the convent at Isadore,
near here. eleven years ago. Mrs.
Lypchinski. now 80 years of age. was
priests housrkecpcr at 1sadore. when
the nun disappeared. A body recently
cxhumcd from the church basement
there is held by the prosecutor 10 be
that OF Sister Mary. The trial is set
for Nav 49, at Leland.
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18th DIVISION WILL
PARADE In NEW YORK

WASHINGTON, April 10-The war
department has instructed the army
embarkation officials in France TO re-
seventh New York national army dtvls-
ion, if possible. or as large n part OF II
as may be possible with the available
shipping. This action was taken IN con
nection with plans for the parade OF the
division in New York City.
Should the transports bringing the
division arrive in New York within reas'
enable time Of each other. II was an.
nounced officially that the department
would parade in New York City at one
time either the entire division or the
largest number possible Of the units
belonging To ii. and would guarantee
To parade the remaining units separ-
alclY II il is dcSirablc.'
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Rsver Notes.

The river at the wharf yesterday was
feet S inches and stationary. while
the marks at the foot of McMechcn dam
showed 6 feet inches and stationary.
A slight rise in the Allegheny andBca-
ycr rivers Is on its way down and reach
ed here last night. 80 the river will be
rising today at this point
The Liberty leaves today at noon for
Parkersburg.
The Gener.a Wood viii be up at noon
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Nd HEADACHE Oh
NEURALGIA PAIN
GET A 10 GENT PACKAGE OF DR.
JAMES HADAC" POWDERS
AND DON'T SUFFER-.

When your head aches you simply
must have relief or you will go wild.
It's needless to suffer when you can
take a remedy like DR.. James Headache
Powders and relieve the pain and nerl-
ralEia at once. Send some one to the
drug store now for dime package of
DR.. James Headache Powders. Don't
suffer. In a few moments you will fell
flne-headache gone-no more neuralgia
pain.
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the committee in putting across the big
loan. Both OF these men will be In
charge Of q part Of the headquarters
and will conduct the affairs Of their de-
partment in this: usual efficient manner.
Stcnogra pliers are now at hendquar-
tors busily engaged in getting out ad-
vance notices for meetings and other
matters. and the place Is already assum-
ing very busy aspect. BY Monday the
headquarters will be working in full
blast and will continue each day
throughout tho campaign.
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BOWLING
MASONIC CLUB DUCK PIN LEAGUE.
UNTITLED Orders Low

NEW YORK. April 1o-Unfilled orders
Of the United States Steel corporation
on March 81 were 5.i30.57o tons, accord
ing to the corporations monthly state
ment issued today. This Is a decrease
Of 5S0.a15 tons compared with the or
doris on February %. The corporations
month since October 81. 1918. when they
stood at $685. tons.
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WARWOOD
Animal NeettuG.

At the regular annual meeting OF the
Presbyterian congregation last Wednes-
day night the following officers were
elected: Mr.. Morris and Mr.. Elliott
elders; Mr.. R. Jones. Charles E. Schultzc
and Hunt McElfresh were elected trus-
tees. for the coming years work Mr..
f. P. Carson. pastor of the church. pre-
sided at the meeting. Reports were
read Of the past year and plans were
made for the ensuing twelve monehs.
The board Of elders and deacons Of tho
church arc moro than pleased with the
splendid increase in the church attend
ance. membership and the interest
which has been manifest
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PouR rRAmamr EuLBD.

SHAAIKIN,. Pa. April 1o.-Four
tralnmen were killed to-day when run
away train on the steep Locust Summit
grade OF the Reading railway crashed
into q locomotive. The wreck is the
worst that has occurred on the Shame
kin division in a quarter OF n century.
Thirty cars arc piled up on the tracks;
Five wrecking crews were clearing
away the wreckage.
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CAMP CRANE CLOSED.

ALLENTOWN. Pa, April lo.-Camp
Crane. army ambulance service train
ing camp. was officially closed to-day
by Camp Commander Lieutenant Colo
mel Richard Slee, The camp was opened
in May. 1917 and 5000 officers and
$4,000 men received their training there
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CALLED ON QUEEN MARIE

PARIS April 10.-President Wilson
with Mrs Wilson and Rear Admiral
Crayson. mis-. physician. called upon
Queen Marie, Of Runania. at her tenn
porary residence here before This morn
iug's. session of--the council OF four.
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Henry Dean. son Of Mr. and Mrs. D.
o. Dean. Of Nineteenth street. arrived
in Boston today with the e6th division
cnroutc from France.
Mrs. Wilbur Rodgers entertained thr
Woman's Missionary society last night
at her homo.
Mrs. William Chambers is confined
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Paved Streets.

The conlmitIce appointed in Center
Warwood TO canvas the taxpayers as To
their opinion on the street paving prop
osition have met with much success. On
Twenty-:irSt street nearly 40 taxpayers
have agreed TO pay cash for the i'm
prorement. of Eighteenth street tan
payers. "a have promised cash and m
Twentieth street. I2 are willing 70 pay
+their proportionatc amount at once. I:
IS thought that with this as working
basis the council viii DC petitioned TO
float a bond issue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-11
Hoover Asks Nans;eIn|
To Head Commission
For Feeding Russians / d

LONDON, April 1o-Herbert Hoover
director Of the iuter-allted relief or
SANITATION, has requested d.. Fndt3of
hansen, head Of the Norwegian food
mission to the United States, to beoome
chief Of an international neutral com.
mission to investigate. the possibility o.
feeding the Russians on condition Of the
cessation OF hostilities in Russfh Ac'
cordlng to dispatch to the E1chansA
Telegraph company from Copenhaxsn.
The dispatch says 100000 pounos
sterling monthly will be required 70
carry out the program. -. "a