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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-27
ELK 5 DANCE
FOR VISITORS
VISITING DELEGATES TO ELKS CON-
YENTION WILL BE ENTERTAIN
ED AT FORMAL BALL.
sENrPrEIp's ORCHESTRA OF FIFTY
PIECES HAS BEEN ENGAGED
TO FURNrSH THE MUSIC.
OTHER ITEMS OF INTEREST TO
SOCIETY POLES IN AND
ABOUT THE CITY.

Tuesday Nccn.ng. September 81. Wheel
:ne E:Iks WI entertain visiting E!ks and
their ladies' attending the state conven-
ton. a; the most brilliant formal bail
ever hold IN the city. The auditorium
main dance hall Will be the scene o. the
event.
The hal. will be brilliantly decorated
by W. T. HardeSter. OF Pittsburgh off
clal decorator. who conferred with the
night.
Prof. Angelo PCrpura. director of tia
Court theatre orchestra. who is in
,hargC OF arrangements tor music. an
nounced that BeHtfieid'S orchestra A.
CITY pieces has been engaged 10 render
l program OF the latest hits.
The dance will be largely attended by
IlkS and their ladies from all over West
Virginia and il IS anticipated that mem
berS OF the national official ELK family
and their wives will attend also. Re
freshmcnts VIII be served during the
evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-27
How to Lose Your Tan,
Freckles or Wrinkles

\ days motoring. an afternoon on tho
tennis court or golf links, Il Nunhath Oh
the beach ar ,Np"Sur" ca water triD.
often brlnT on a deep tan or vivid Grim
ION or. more p"rplcNinE still. vigorous
crop Of fre"klrs. \ very necessary
thing then !e mercolizcd wax which re-
moves tan. rrdnCSs or ircCklcS quite
easily. II literally rcels off tho affected
skin--Just 4 little at time. So there's
no hurt or Inconvenience. As Tn" skin
ComcS off in almost invisible fiaky par
ticIcs no trace Of the treatment Is shown.
cot an nunc" Of mcrCuliI"d wax at your
druCEiSts and use this nightly as you
would cold cream, washing II Off morn
,rEN. In week or 50 you viii have an
entirely now skin, beautifully clear.
transparent and Of most delicate
white ness.
Wrinkles. 50 apt to form At this sea =
son. may b" easily and quickly removed
by bathing tho face N solution ~
powdered saNnl!tC. ono ounce, dissolved
in witch hazel. 0nc-half pint This l.
not only valuable H>;r'nE'n'. bit ha s
p beneficial tonic effect also.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-27
HOLD YOUR EARS
II Anyone IN Wheeling DisNkes Music
lie Had Better Leave the City
Soon

Greater Wheeling will ring with mar
tial music on the day Of the big Elk
state convention parade. More musicians
Will be IN the line OF march than ever
In parade in the state.
Wheeling lodg" has engaged the f.
Henry band Of nifty pieces. Warrington
lodge will bring nifty bandm"n. as Will
CEtrkSburg. Sistcrsvillr and Mounds
willie lodges. Fairmont lodge has en-
gagged the Warwood band Whr"ltnEs
band Will he in charge of Pruf. Mp"rt
AihinEcr Charleston. Huntington and
Blu"ileld lodges viii bring bands and
Logan lodge. The baby FIX lodg" Of
til" state will hay" It's own musical or
ganization. win Fec. OF the local
Iodg" IS III charge Of arrangements for
bands and predicts that the parad" viii
b. the largest affair II its kind ever
held in the state.
On" OF the musical and social features
OF convention week Will De Il block
dance" to b. given on on" OF tho city's
newly paved asphalt streets. on Monday
evening Of tho convention
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS--
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-27

,bc members If the New Era guild or
the stone PresbI terrain church Al thclr
| regular meeting held last evening d.
mr. homo IN Spr!nEdtlc. holiness mat
,rrs Of the guild MS discussed. when
lnuA up the greater portion Of TN ~
rug. and later u dainty Iumch'"n Ms
SERVED.
Compliment Quest
complimentary TO her Eutsis. MI.
Charles rtUwcH OF columbus. ~ a.'"
Miss Mary Lar>n OF Washington a.
A luncheon was served yesterday att
noon by Mrs. i."V Coleman. 1t her nom
on south Chaplin" street, which wa
attended 10y u number OF ih'rtI"
friends. \ pretty cluster OF ~umthtF
blossoms ccntcrcd the table about "hi'A
covers were lard for icGhi
Those present were.
Misses
Mary I.arkin i:rGinlJ .o,2na"
Marie coleman Nin'ta M'I!tF
Clara Rose coleman
Mesdames
George Coleman charles H'o"'H
Leo Coleman
Pre-Nuptial Party
Miss Bcrnadctlc shields. hrlaC-tI,.
Of the coming week. was CohPiim'h(',t
by an informal party ~ Tn" nature "i
/ a linen shower. last evening. gwen pH
Mrs Louis A. SlNuVrr and Mrs. Kay
mond Shields. at tn" Ntaurrr none II;
Woodlawn last evening. Fridge pr"tru
evening. and Al u SHaSonhnI" h""'' u
dainty luncheon was S"rNrd.
Among those attending were.
lon, Arnold Of T"rnadcttc Shields
Ealiimmrc. Md Loretta Mcnamara
OrpheNa Mcnamara
Mosdames
Harry rlrcA t:''w4rd h''%cn
Edward E"ltZ NJ H. HhlIluS
I nurs SrouNrr John Nrmhrustcr
MARY H"alN "uI Shi"IIS
NI,Il,2m NrarS Claude Arnold. OF
4 /. Meyers Baltimore" Md.
weiner Roast
Compimrn;ary To Hiss BcttT Mh'-
son, Of Cameron ". Va, and Miss
Etb,, Logan. Of PITTSBURGH. IA. wh"
! is visiting here. number "t the young
| rr set iourucyrd To lamp star up INC
| river. last evening. where 4 wcIn"r rp'tS,
! WAS enjoyed.
; Among those attending were.
( DItssos
! sarah McCir"sory r,tt% W"tS Min,r
Ethel ..0s'" Mesdam mos ~,
/ w 7, logan. Of Of W"ushurS
phisburrE Robert McGrcEory.
! George Mclirc-ory. Jr.. nf MrNShurG
Entertainment Tonight.
The Young ladies ot tho rouSrcFnE"n
Of the Cnitcd Presbyterian church u
Roncy's Point, arc planning an cA,':-
,ainmcnt for this evening. IN iH' par .!rS
Of the church. Readings. "r'h"NFl
munic, and a little play or. paEeant on
the Subjrc: Of Democracy, VII! DC
given. An members and friends OF TIE
Congregation are cordial! invited 10 at
tend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-27
Macademy Dance.

This evening the members Of the pop
lar MaCademy Club and their friends viii
enjoy an informal dance this evening
at the Wheeling park EmerSous, or
rhcstra. of Pittsburgh. has been secured
tor the event. and program Of the most
interesting song hits Will be carried out
Dancing will be enjoyed from 9 until /
o'clock. MesSrS. Cotfcy, Greig and Bone
.rc n charge Of the affair.
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SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Alters t'oor-r.asc. the anttse7t'C pow
der to hc shaken !uto The SHOES AMI
>rrinkled in the fooi-bath. The rlaus-
burg camp Manual advises mon IN tram
luc TO use Foot Ease IN their shucs cach
morning. 1t prevents bliStcrs and Surc
spots and relieves painful. swollen,
snartInG feet and takes the sting out Of
curns and bunIons. Always usc Aliens
Fcot-EaSc 10 break In new shoes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-27
sn.oiar nSeatinz Monday.

A. the nome q Mrs. 7. L. BroNaw, on
Tho Second Division Of the Ladies AID
society OF the Thomson ". F. church. Of
which Mrs. c. f. Bend"l, = leader. Will
be held on Monday evening. Final ar
ranremcntS for the rctreShment booths
which will be erected At tho state fair
grounds will be discussed and decided
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" eddnK YegterdAy.

Miss Bess Cox. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. =. I. COX IF Eighteenth street,
and Nr. cyril Steinman OF Bcllatre
were united in marriage yesterday by
E.v. W. II. Fields in the parsonage Of
the First Christian church. The only
attendant was Miss Mary Klenms in
innate friend OF the bride. The couple
departed on honeymoon trip last eve
ming. which will include New York. At
.antic City and other eastern points.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-27
MARINE COOKS STRIKE

Milwaukee, Aug os.--R"fwc"n -
and % members 81 N" marine cook
and STEWARDS union walked Of thNil
vessels in port At Milwaukee" today a.
tho result 80 "a general strike "rd"r',
ON vessels operated by lho lake car
rrcrq' association. according 10 J. !
Kraus. business agent Il the Milwaukee
local
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-27

al , o'clock At the ST Joseph Cathedral.
and will be solemn;zcd by Pew. .. H.
MoyC. V. g.. who Will celebrate nupi!Il
mass
Miss Mario Mcnamara will attend VIC
bride as maid-Of-horor, aud Mr.. Albert
polan Will sArve the groom rs best man.
\ honeymoon trip is being planned %
various lake points. The couple vii,
take up their residence With the bride
parents on their return.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-27
Informal Dance.

Last evening the members OF the Elm
Grove Review No. Is. Women'S Benefit;
ASSOCIATION OF the Ladies OF the MaCCl-
bee. gave an informal dane" at the
Wheeling PARK. NJ which time the MEM
UrrS ut u, popular Marathon Club were
quests \ wei. known orchestra fur
r,>hed A urog-am Of the ATTEST dance
numbers TIL G-c,c was largely at
tended
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-27

Last evening the older girls and boys
Of the Island playground enjoy a dane
ing party on n" playground between
$50 and 1880 o'clock. Music was fur
n;Shed BY n picked orchestra. and a de-
liShtful evening was enjoyed at this
popular diversion. Miss Henderson,
dtrectress OF the playground. was
chaperonc OF the party.
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wedding Monday.

Miss Bcrnadette Shields: daughter OF
NJ and Mrs. NJ. II Shields, OF Chap
inc street. Will become the bride OF Mr.
Thomas Mears. Of this city. on next Mon,
5ay morning. The ceremony viii be he'd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-27

The yard social which Is planned by
the ladies Of the St NlphOnsus church
10 be held next Tuesday. August 81,
in the yard OF tn" ST. .Niphonsus churcn,
is one Of the most delightful outdou:
events scheduled for late summer.
This yard social has become An an
nual event, which is eagerly "nt!ciphi-
ways found at the Attain Various
booths will be erected in the yard where
an efficient committee Will dispose Of
the refreshments. \ cordial invitation
is extended to all members and friends
of tho church.
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entertainment To-nigl.t.


Tho annual picnic 1T the Pht'athea
class was held yesterday on the beauN-
mi lawn surrounding the tIorcnr" CIi''
trnden home in the unt-th'-Pikc dis
t-iCt. An old-fashtnnrd picnic Hupp'T
which an interesting program waN ''ir-
Rcd out for the entertainment Of al! az
tnpiiDv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-27
Barn Dance Tonight.

Members Of the cupid club and their
friends Will enjoy an old fashioned
barn dance this evening in the large
harm on the Myers farm on short
Creek. Tho trip 10 and from tho barn
VIII hc mad" in large hay wagon
Many invitations have been sent out
and a delightful time Is assured all
anticipating attending. Refreshments
will be Scrl cd following the dance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-27

\ most tempting ana deFHous sup
basement Of the St Pauls fEyaugcllcN
church at thu corner ot ph!r,y-clBhth
and Wood street 10 !arS" number OF
south elders. 10y the members OF the
Ladies' Aid society. Mrs. Louis SChal
was i'll charge OF IN" supper. which
was claimed TO have been one Of tn.
best ever served by this society.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-27
Masonic Dance.

Masuns and their friends will cujc%
dance at the Wheeling park on FrIda :
September third. Orchestra muse Will
b. furnished and tho following commit
tee will l." in charge: Mcssrs. Pcakc.
Ftlsiug, Hcssc and Moore.
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MsSSoC
Dinner for Guests.

Mrs. Robert Afioltcr entertained her
u!eccS, N.rs Raymond Farley and Mrs.
Gene L. Sheets OF lIttSburg with an
lrivrmaI u'urcr party last evening Il,
hnr home III Echo Point. the affair Was
enjoyed by u number OF intimate trends
ana covers were laid for lUurtcAN.
Tins evening tar Two Euc"ts WI! le
entertained with = similar party by Nh
Harry L. Saur "f av"nu" ~ Echo FONT
Piano and vocal sclvrt'uns VIII he gwen
by the honor guests. Mrs. EarI'E ana
sheets.
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GuAata Entertained.

Miss Harriet Hannah of Brookside
was hostess at a luncheon and bridge
party yesterday afternoon at the Coun-
Try club. complimentary 70 Miss Phyl-
lis Bryne Of Cleveland. O.. who is the
guest OF Mrs. John VI. Mcclure. The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-27
Dance Tonight.


The third OF Il series vi dances to hE
given under the auspices of the HuSt-
ler's club. composed OF several mem
berS OF the local order OF the Modern
Woodmcn, will be given this evening
at Rudlcr's hall. Glcnwood. The Ny
Gees Big Five orchestra will proNld?
a dance program Of the latest hits, AMI
II is an assured fact that the dance VIII
be- as successful as all previous ones
MeSsrs. Horncr. Cl"Eg, Erbc. and Tay-
lor arc in charge OF the affair.
Lawn r.te Saturday.
Tomorrow evening tn" members OF
the Hannah Springer Montgomery tent
Grove. will hold lawn fctc on the
Stein lawn in Elm Grove. An Cfhclc"t
committee is in charge of III" affair.
and delightful time is assured all
who are anticipating attending. y pro-
gram for tho amusement OF the younger
folks will be carried out.
Luncheon for Guests.
Mrs DAVID Hopper. of OHIO avenue
Warwood. will entertain, with Il luncheon
iary 10 her guest. Miss Mary Johnson.
NJ Petersburg, Va. The luncheon VIII
he C.Irricd out in the color SChcIpc 81:
p;nk and white. Bridge VIII probabiy
prove the most fascinating diversion OF
the afternoon. Covers Will be laid for
twelve.
Farewell Party.
Mrs H Z. Black, OF Texas. VIII he the
hcnOrcd guest 1t a plrty I" h" given by
the members Of the Five Hundred club
If Warwood TO- morrow afternoon IT the
homo OF Mrs. Walter Dennis. on short
creek. Mrs Black has been visiting in
mi. city for some time. and Viii return
10 her Southern nom: next week.
\cu'n
Demonstration pay
To-day and Tomorrow
At Shoe Hospital
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Tho popular Dixie club has announc-
cd another Informal dance 10 be held At
Wheeling park. next Thursday evening".
September End. Music Will be furnish
ed BY the Mason Dixon orchestra. aud
this feature alone cannot help but Al
tract "A large number OF dance lovers.
Invitations will be issued the latter
part OF the week
The committee in charge OF the af-
fair includes:
MeSsrS.-.
William Mccain Charles Dudley
George RrsuS sam Front
LACY Murphy Joseph BeCkc
SIG Front Arch Cowan
Iohn clark io"rE" Giii!n
Irwin Ea'r
Mrs. wagner, Hostess.
Mrs Ralph Wagner w;4s hOs:csS 20
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-27
Service Star Legion.

This evening the regular meeting Of
tho Scrvic" Star Legion will be- held n
tho American Legion headquarters.
Several delegates from the local post
who attended the state convention IN
Petersburg viii MAXI brief addresses
Mrs Harry flousc will act as hostess
and Mrs. John Stamm. president. VAL
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rnter1ainatI Rnest,

Mrs. Joseph Cuud"n. Jr. entertained
with 4 party yesterday afternoon COM
plimcntar% to Mass f1Izabrih ia" h't'S'
81 Snutarrn Md at her home in Moods
dale. Cards were the main diversion Of
IN, afternoon, and 4 CdlntE luncheon
Vas served ~ the conclusion.
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-27

! the members IF the New Era guild OF
| the Stone FresbS terrain church a. thCH
| ratuiar rrctirg held last evening 4;
! M homo IN Spr:ngdalr. 0--1!ncsS mat
,rrs Of the guild WIS discussed, which
! took Up the greater portion Of III, ~
! uLug and later =, dainty Luncheon ""S
| d
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-09

N. wallace. TeIatives and friends inxit<a
e funeral Seryiess Syt we. Laurel iiI ce
ioNWV oNWVkSfsoM. " April I. suddenly. JOHN
EREDERIck son e. lanes IVA sns sr,apss sGm
yteG vi tsp,s 10 ri =. Walnut lane. Rosborouzh
Services ST. Tmothy,s Church D. r.. VI.
adjoining grounds. Friends may call rr',
aiSWSA SWSATsoN - April 7. JANE widow. Of
James Watson. Funeral services sat, t..,,si, 2
5eSiaSGceo 1857 oxford II St int private
WELLS. April I, JOHN HOWARD. hus..
band ~ Isabelle T. Wells. Relatives ana
Friends may cali Fri, after D. m.
wENzLER. April o. KATHERINE tneu
Ihnder). widow % Jacop WenIier. aged ~
ssta''yss sst n. am M, 1905 W. WisbaTt st. INT.
hrdsley Burial Park.
wEsT.--April6 ELLEN SUEi,iro. widow OF eEdsay
n M i4o9 w. 6sth ave. Oak Lane int
Nt Vernon Gem.
WHITE. - April 8, HARRY husband os
Frances White 1Se ased van iS pyHe eeTal Taency
INT 1wNthNIDsoR.---Aprl hIiSssoR :. LAURA A., wife cf
auI'I and Agnes Toeipe. Relatives and friends In
vited 10 services. Sat, p. m, cousins real
dence. Mrs Mayer West Port. Royal ave.
| shawmont. Upper Roxborough. Int private'
NV VwoRsKtMAN.s1Rt Ieaman PLACE, Pa; On
April q, 1920. Rev. DAVID r; WoRKMAN;
d G slS fgts bSftei Csureh
PPisce' Friday April o, at 2 D. m. ~
oIs zGGflEip5z sf Jennie zeein tnee Hsrwick} Reia
tives and friends. Progressye Assembly; Nc
o P Yp1ah y, TTise IN T,noa M No o.
WSades SSa sa''o st, t55th above Market st.j. Re.
| mains may be viewed Fri eve.
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Philadelphia Markets

WHEAT-Receipts. 74.O47 bushels. The
coRNReoeIpptmg pm p sqS ssq9yefnIsg. susSsIs prsGs
ocs,,Gn at Tho 'H iat9sr t99a@'IiS f5r Ga HC
!, 9,ASTIS,.Rece!pts, 1852 bushels. Scarce
Sad %Sl,e h'Esfri sii.S1" Gar ,, lots 70 lSSstiopSS
r. wh5ts is4s i'sShif Cd Is, in ..c.
Rbas'ny bs backed sSid in 9g9ctn'0Ts 9cS ,s fSSw iS
hardI %lntGT So aq GG
Z spZin1 o1%ls; o d. short pstent si8 25 q is is;
;is short patent ,i4sod aS PiiieTt: %:
,SS5Fsnds ,S 'iS25G1isS Rye fSr' our. so.75 tcn'5
sets smoked ana slrdrea oGf quiet Soc Beef becf r
siS pcrk ana famine tSpsers smoked asd
SSnssSS. SS sS s$sfsS 0sSS sS"sSS SoiieS
SSSs %c SFsSffsst G bacon. Ss'' sHe e P'iESs iarS
quotations; quot solld-packed creamery fancy,
tshscTrnE trs sTsts dsS8esds 7S@ 7Sc extras 72c cx
sweet gts%,Ssc ss@,Ss 10 sesonGs
S;n fsi5 to good 50 7ac; prints II s"goS joS
far Sans "a at a 30 Ss2c for fancy and at for
nrss EGassAsain sia sS higher Free cases nearby
western arsts. si2.eo: southern. 81, S59 Ss go.
hansS leeted fresh eggs jobbing at 4SG5ic per
CHEEsE---FIrrnly held. New York. whole.
milk hats held. fancy, 80 y a 3ic: special,
rent rent msEs az ,nominal; jobbing sales OF fancy
asdIy LIVE PoT,LTRYnFowls. fancy fat. 47@
Gsi.btro agS; bbtroilips q chickens fancy soit-mcated
,h C,nhickens. ayeraRe soft-meated. 42@44c: do
inSteer,or' ~ ~ 4Oc: Stacy young roosters. 81
W. s2c; old rocsters. % a 28c: ducks. white
tekin 4s0 46c: do; Indian Runner, 42043c
piTsons per pair. b5 az p6Oc.
DRESSED POULTRY-Fowls fresh hi cd
dry-picked. In boxes weighing lbs and
over apiece. 42c: Weighing 3h lbs. 80 n IOc
Weighing lbs. 35 % 37c: fowls. fresh killed
In bbls,, dry-picked weighing lbs. and
oyer apiece. 41hc weighing 3h lbs, asa
3ec weishing 3 lbs. $40 38c; old ROSTERS
FlREsH ERiSiIdTs1;Apples, per bb!,, as t,
0raIfges. Florida. per bcx. s2.iO1s,4O: do
CALIFORNIA, per box, s2.25@0 35. Grapefruit
Florida per box. S115@335. Strawberries
Florida. per at. 40c@s1.
s8Q6.75. Sweet potatoes. southern ne
hamper.. 81 m2.25; do, Jersey. per bspt 7St
Isl. 10. Cabbage. New York and Danish
per ton, S35 9 40: do. Florida. per hamper
I5c a $1.9O; do, per Dbl. l.-crate. DOC "a So 80
Onions, per 100-lb. sacks, yellow. 10000
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|N'[XIC0|S OUTPUT
Of COFFEE GROWS
resOlts Revolutions More Than
81 100000 Worth Of Berry
Shipped in 90 Days
PLANTATIONS y. s.-ownED

Monterey. Mexico, April 0. - Not
outstanding the protractcd revolution
,ry period in Mexico, the coffee industry
shows remarkable growth. Many plan
.o,,ons established during the latter
years Of the administration of the late
President Porfirio Diaz have just begun
ali bearirg. At the time President
nidz was overthrown there were large
anr,ber of American owned coffee plan
,o,ions in southeastern Mexico, partic-
10 N the state of Vera Cruz, Oaxaca
.nd i,hiapas. Most Of these properties
sn .rs sfilI owned by Americans. but active
n.,avernent is in the hands OF Mexi-
n naJs In the territory bordering on
Guatemala coffee growing has become
large industry.
Turing the months of January and
rsbruary there were exported to the
TIn;tsd States, through the ports OF
pnsrto Mexico and Salina Cruz. coffee
- tbe yalue OF more than 81 600, 900.
Thore we're also large quantities shipped
10 England and other countries rot only
through these two ports, but through
VT is said there are millions of acres
,n Mexico that are ideally adapted to
coffee planting and it is not improbable
in Years to come this country will ex-
csod ,all others in coffee production.
As soon as railroad connection be-
tween Mexico and Guatemala is effected
bv the finishing Of the bridge now being
Snilt over the Suiche river, the bulk
N tbe coffee crop of the eastern part
oi Guatemala will be shipped by rail
IN bond through Mexico to the United
States. At present the coffee output OF
Guatemala is shipped by water.
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1920 Chestnut st. Int. New York Mon. aft.
W. hGtlGiMSSfH goEEINds%eRTH. aged es ReistlysS
and friends invited to funeral services. sat.
10 a. M, Center squire. Pa Int. private.
.JuLits.mAprfiii T. THEopoRg JULIUS. I,,
ga son Of Mary and late TheSd96e or ,spYss spYlS
sax & lIiS SAtIs ssts st rt T SRGsSsnd RaiESsfSd
neral Sat-. S!a6 o. m. ZOOS MontTose g:
solemn high mass Of requiem 81 Charlss's ss,s
Same Ss% society and San Domingo Council No.
M.tnST At.cE Al hsavs. ii e.
and friends invited to funeral, Mon; $50 g.
m; residence Of husband, 1890 Beech n, 81, T.
Conception 10 a. m. Int. Holy sepuiehre
band iIS Of late Mary Mary sanford ,Lackey: ReIs.
tives friends and organizations OF which
vas m?mHfF aa5T H. Psea Sth e. solemn mass
requiem ST. Monica's Church 10 a. m. Int.
NfW TANpESBERoERi SeihSfrsf % - Suddenly. April 8.
A., Jr. husband OF. Julia Landenbergsr, !nes
LandenSergsr. aged SO, Relatives and friends
william p. Schneider Lodge. No. 4l9: r and
e. NJ Nj h%T washinston GiSS SUEsS Gsmp. ne No, 1b 8
s. Of A.; employees of Camden Heating Co.
Sssa to .sTySss ssss drarG
LEWIS. April 4. w. BAKER LEWIS. Rel
stives and friends invited TO services. SAT;
y. M. . 7th ave-. Haddon Heights ~ j
'"i "ifINToS. Suddenly. April 7. EDwARIT
LINTON, aged 20. Funeral services Fri.,
D. m., residence of son-inAlaw. William Erd
man 1891 w. Huntington at. Services ant
int. Doylestown. Sat. D. m.
hIgPdNGoTTAPri suddsniy, aENR an1
friends invited to funeral. Friends Meetin,
House. Mullica Hill. y. j., Seventh day
| Fourth Month 10th. 1880 a. m Int. FRIENDS
MAGUIGAN.--April o. suddenly. PHILIP
| sr.. husband OF Sarah II Maguigan: Rela
tives and friends Holy Name and Altar so
| ciety. employees of Fairmount Park. invited
| 20 funeral. Sat. $3.50 n. M. 1884 Folsom ST
10 a. m. Int. st. Dcnis's Gem. Auto fu
MscARIHY.,,.Agrll s., MI, MI,c.HgAEL, ,.,ss hus
and Holy, Name soSSisty; Invited I. funeral
aulem mass St Augustine's Church 10 a. m
| Int. New Cathedral Gem
| aNTcKERNAN.-April 3, JAMES F.. son o
| Alexander and late Sarah McKernan. Rela
| tiyes and friends invited TO funeral. Mon.
| $50 a. M; residence Of father. 222 Her
| mitage ST.. Manayunk. Solemn requiem mas
| minister Gem.
widow dow . Of Bernard 'McFadden. RELATIVE
and friends invited to funeral, sat. S:3
mass Church Of Our Lady of Victory 10 q
MICHELBACH.-At residence Of parent;
1929 Frankford ave. April 2. EMIL MICH
ELBACH. Jr. Notice OF funeral later.
MITCHELL 9. SARAH. widow n