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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-23

and relatives who accompanied Mr..
and Mrs. Page 10 the train and plaved
various tricks on them Largo
placards were printed. Ask Our Lii
About II; She Can Tell You" Free
Cigars at 1881 Lind Street. Every
BODY Welcome" and posters were
placed TO direct all toward the home
which they had left. a trail OF white
paint footprints was also used that
none would 20 the wrong way When
their carriage arrived at The station
they we're given a royal reception by
all their friends and relatives. who
took them by surprise. and the happy
couple was showered with rice. old
shoes and flowers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-23

y remarkable demonstration was
given on tlr typewriter an the wheel
INK Business Colcre by Mr Richard
v. Schlribner. a representative OF the
R'miur' on Typewriter Co. 81 New
Nork. While carrying on a CONVEX
f1Hon In German. Mir SchIiebner
copied natter printed IN French az
Ode Iat" o. RI words mirate
Iio copied Unfamiliar matter AZ the
rate .f fIa words minute. and wrote
800 words minute from dictatlon
nh.Ie tHrdf0.Ind Ifis highest record
WIS infa. ln mnmoriz'd practice mat
i'r aHi va. -a' words q minute.
Hr .lrn- is only ~ years olf.
aHa uses ~ zane method % operas-
i-t ODE '.I'.r -cr fhat ls taught ir
in" Mt.r.fe HlaIlr.s College ADV
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ENJOYABLE EVENTS
GIVEN THIS WEEK
MRS. JESSE sPlDEI GAVE BRIDGE
At COUNTRY CLUB.
Elaborate Reception 20 Be Given on
Inursday-Guests Being Honored
BY Society.

Mrs. Jesse ". Speidel pleasantly
entertained at the Countr, Club Tues
day afternoon with bridge as "A com.
phment to Miss Elizabeth List. who
u The house guest of Mrs Henry N
Russell. Jr.. az Highland Park. Miss
List was formerly OF this city and i
nuuIDer OF social events will be given
IN her honor The bridge honor v-.-
corsage bouquet a Parma vioiets.
presented 20 Miss List
A delicious luncheon was served
Win covers for the following guests.
Mesda mes
Eugene Hildr.th. M lessee A bloch
) oS"ph Speidel. Jr. Jesse Sneid.l
II NJ Russell. Jr. MiSses.-
George norton Ellz4b.tb 49,.
Arthur q. IsbharIk.th.t..... f..t,.
Thomas b. sweeney '''
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Mrs James Whitaker % Cincinnati.
who j. The guest OF Mrs. i j. Holiu-
way. has been favored socially during
ttc visit here on Monday Mrs Alex
Paxton eutcrtn .Hed n few ladies with
bridge luncheon. during which hours
ahc introduced hcr daughter NiFs
Elizabeth The following gucsts were
pr sent. NesdaWcs James Whitaker
Alex. Class. j. J Holloway. r W.
Peterson. - e. Whitaker. George 4.
Isaughln. Misses Mamie Patterson.
p florence or. Katherine Hazlett. Eliza
beth Paxton
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Great interest \ being manifested
among the -oung people and they are
e.aqly looking forward 20 the dance
10 be- given ~ the Carroll Club on
Friday. OCT. % Smiths Saxaphouc
orc hestra viii furnish the music This
orchestra from Springfield. needs no
Introduction iu this CITY. a. they have
appeared hcrn on number Of &C.
casions. Tn" committee in charge OF
The dnuce for Friday is composed OF
Messrs. Henry Guudliug Earl Hedges
Harry Lu'z. Alfred Sonnpborn. Ankle
Steadman. Joseph Weyrick
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Wedding Announcement.

Inc following wedding announce
ment has been received here.
Nr and Mrs. Henry Froame
announce tho marriage Of
their daughter
Lillian Louise
TO-
Mr. Kenneth Andrew Page
Tuesday. October IN. twenfv-sec1fI
one th"u.and nirc hundred and twelve
At Home
after the 18TH Of November
SlRaf"ns" Ar4ftuf-rf-
ST. street and I-afakstt. Ave
MouudsvIllc. ". Va
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OeekerBisselI wedsiro

pretty though quiet wedding took
place ar the home 81 Rev. and Mrs &.
+. Bissell. Of Triadelphia. on Tucsdnr
al o'clock. when their daughter.
Miss Frances. became th, bride Of
Kew. Floyd J.. Decker. OF New York
city. The home vas Lrettily ECO
rated In ferns and yellow Chrvsautho-
NUNS. The Rev. G. r. BieseU. pastor
az Iriad' lphia. father 81 the bride.
oificiated. The bride wore a bccom.
INK gown Of brown. with hat and
gloves 10 core spond. and carried vel.
low chrysan'hemums The bride Is
most estimahlr young lady and widely
known 100 church and social circles Of
Triadclph.l vicinity She frishe,.
school ut the Columbia Universitv. OF
New YORK city. and b. not going OF.
urtly among strangers when she and
Rev. Decker make their home I'm fha-
CITY. 1h" groom D. pastor Of tho Re-
form Church az America In Nev
YORK. and upon their arrival I'm tina.
city Tho relatives o. the groom ana
ih" c.uEr cation viii tender them ,
Tec'p ilon Rev. and Mrs. Bisspi will
spend ihc'r honeymoon ~ Lakeside.
y. J. They were the rccIriepts Of Il
number OF useful and beautiful gifts
ihe following is % copy of the cards
Roy Hni Nr- r p Resell
I'' HHf'iir" u their d4ug'. ter
Irfr 'a so
E.s fiHvI r. DECKER
40 MrH IHTk FIfr
"i IrI.irirf''. pct 81 1919.
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For Miss Mitchell

Miss Martha Mcclure OF the Isiand.
VIII entertain on Thursday fer Miss
IKE Mitchell. whose msrriRYs 60 Mr.
Harry Eckhart is an even Of n. near
future. Miss Helen DigeS 'sill en-.
terrain with an Informal seIr.ng party
on Friday afteruOCu Miss Mitchell Is
being largely entertained.
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a masquerade pie social will b.
given Friday evening. October %. IN
the McGfaw's Run school house. The
appointments Will be- in keeping
with the Halloween season.
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Junior Chausauoua.

The Jewish Junior Chautouqua OF.
Ranizef for the winter with the cleo
ton # the following officers: Prasi.
dent. Milton Baer. vice president. Sig
front. seer etary. Miss Virginia
Schwalb. treasurer. Miss Rose Nos..
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Mercantile sewInn Club.

The ladies' OF the Mercantile club
have organized a sewing club which
meets at the Mercantile club every
Monday afternoon. Mrs. Leo Wolfe
OF the Island. Is chairman OF the com.
mittcc in charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-23

TIL" ladies' % the Eon street Tom.
Die VIII conduct Oh Pure Food sale AZ
,he BertFchys furniture store on OCT
80 from in che morning to o. fn the
evening s tempting supply Of home
made daiufie0 WIN De- served.
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The Phrasing Lever, which
gives you absolute control OF
tempo and enables you to in
still into the music your own
individuality. With no other
tempo device is il possible TO
obtain the same beautiful re-
suits.
The MelOdant, which
brings out the melody of the
composition, note for note,
against a subordinated az
compartment.
The Graduating Accom-
panlment which gives you
control of the accompanying
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notes. Independent of the
melody, thus enabling you to
swell or diminish them at
your pleasure.
The Artistyle Music Roll.
on which is only one simple
expression, line. giving an
authoritive Interpretation OF
the composition.
The Voitem Record Roll,
which is an accurate ana
complete record of the play
ing of the master pianist,
and which enables YOU 10
give an exact repetition OF
the artists rendition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-23

Mrs. Dent Taylor will entertain tho
Island Birds" ClID az her home this
afternoon. The members will all be
present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-23

Ferry. rendered appropriate selec.
lions. Mr.. ana Mrs. Henderson were
the recipients OF many handsome
pieces OF china.
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.-. SO Home after Soy d.
Do iI-f i--i ST.. NsF Yurk city
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-06-25
]. 7. SULLIVAN
CALLED BY Death
WELL KNOWN SOUTH OTTUMWAN
DIED SUNDAY AFTER A
BRIEF ILLNESS.

After brief illness John T. Sulli-
van, died Sunday morning at l o'clock
at the family residence, 525 North
Sheridan avenue Mr.. Sullivan was
taken Ill last Wednesday. At his bed
SIDE when death came were his wife,
daughter Mrs. Nora Drenner and son
John J. Sullivan. Jerry Sullivan, the
other member of the family Is now
enroute home from Red Lodge, Mont.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
morning at 8 o'clock at st. Patrick's
church If the absent son arrives in
time. Otherwise the services will be
Wednesday morning at the same hour.
Mr.. Sullivan was native of County
Cork, Ireland, and came to this coun-
ty in 1872 He was married in New
York City in 1875, and with his wife,
he moved to this state thirty-nve years
ago. For the past twenty years Mr..
Sullivan has lived in Ottumwa. He
was one of the older employees of John
Morrell G. Co.
Mr.. Sullivan was a devote member
of st. Patrick's parish. He was also
member of Hickory camp No. 81,
w. o. w.
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Representative democracy

full year. Representative democracy
has come to the crucial test, and we
know that a pure democracy has
come to the crucial test, and We know
that pure democracy has never been
secure. Whatever is uttered now,
through ambition, misunderstanding
or falsehood, matters little except to
warn and sober u.s. Tested before a
watchful and jealous world that has
ever predicted the instability of our
sublime endeavor, our representative
government bears the approval of a
century Of matchless experience.
We have not only wrought the most
of liberty and opportunity for our
selves at home, but the armament OF
the earth, occident and orient, is
aglow with shining suns of new re-
publics, sped to the orbs of human
progress by the force OF our example.
What sacred duty then to guard to-
day, as ever, against any who seek to
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-06-25
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT
SPECIALIST
ID. D.E.Graham
Hours-e to II a. M; I to 8 p. m.
Ennis Office Bldg, Ottumwa, iowa.

bank at Eldon. He is in Jail. Mont Hale,
his partner. waived to the district
court for hearing and the matter will
probably come up this evening or to.
morrow before Judge Hunter Hale 10
also in jail. The proceedings are
somewhat unusual. 1t gives the pris.
oner immediate hearing in the district
court and saves him from being kept
in Jail. awaiting the action OF the
grand jury.
Russell. and Hale were arrested by
Sheriff Knox. The hearing was start
ed Saturday afternoon and continued
until this morning. Eight witnesses
testified that they purchased beer from
Russell, getting from one to eighteen
bottles. Russell and Hale maintain
states Justice Nosler that they had
the tent for the purpose of buying
beer bottles and for fishing purposes.
The sheriff found several barrels OF
empty bottles near the tent. The men
claimed they purchased these for re-
selling.
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BOTH TO MAKE
PLEA or GUILTY
ELDON MEN TO APPEAR BEFORE
JUDGE HUNTER TOMORROW
MORNING FOR JUDGEMENT.

Red" Russell and Mont Hale of
Eldon have decided to plead guilty and
tomorrow morning at 5 O'Clock they
will appear before, Judge F. NJ. Hunter
in the district court to receive judg
ment.
Russell, was bound ever to the grand
jury by Justice II. C. Nosler this morn
ing under $500 bonds. lie is charged
with maintaining a nuisance in that he
ran a bookkeeping joint on the river
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The brilIirnt star Of his profession

You who have seen Clairvoyants, Palm
lists. etc, and have been disappointed,
and dissatisfied start from the begin
ming and see Prof. Verdon, the man
who can and will tell you every fear,
hope or ambition that lies within your
reach.
1t is not what he tells you. It IL
what he can do for you. Are you In
love? Do you find the one Of your
choice growing cold and indifferAlty
Or does another take your place? Do
YOU find with all your natural gifts and
talent that you are baffled and unsuc-
cessful? Does everything you under
take seem to go wrong? II so you sure
ly need his advice. He has helped
/ thousands from the regions of sorrow
to the height Of happiness and success.
You need not despair when Mr. YER
don's advice is sought and taken. Do
not compare him with others, as he
stands alone in class OF his own and
wishes to be measured by no other
standard than that of his own. A read
ing from Prof. Verdon will convince
any sensible person that he is a re-
n1arkable man. He tells the truth and
nothing but the truth in matters OF
| love, courtship marriage. divorce, law
suits. Wills, deeds, investments, etc.
See him now for tomorrow may be too
late. All business sacred and confden-
tial.
50c--Special readings-50c.
!. Hours a. m. to s p. m.
235 E. End ST., corner Green st.
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F Q w LER
The Bird
Man

Take the Milwaukee R. R.
for Mystic June 9th, for
Glen Hagan park. Get full
particulars of presidential
nomination from Mr.. Fow-
Ter, who will give them from
his famous aeroplane in
which he is crossing the
continent.
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HARDING Names
TAFT In SPEECH
CONTINUED from Page -
CONTINUED from Page A.

and attending restlessness, the peril
lies in false promise and misguided
hope. Safety and security are calling
for the wholesome effects OF political
sincerity, for the helpful heralding OF
the glory of American life and the
offerings or unhampered American OPP
pcrtunity.
Crisis Not to Be Beiittied.
1t is needless to magnify and heed
lass to bSUttl4 the crisis of this event
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Attacks Due to DisIoyaIty.

The record of the present republican
administration is not only proof of the
conscience and the wisdom in our
party declarations and an impossible
barrier to self-repudiation, but the
record is impregnable to democratic
assault. More, except for the attack
of disloyalty in our own ranks, in
spired by pap rather than patriotism,
the record would rate in current criti-
cism as it will in history-the marvel
of the progressive accomplishment in
one administration.
The sum total of things done is far
too extended for detailed enumera-
ton now The modernized, rational
lied protective policy, vital to our con-
tinued industrial prominence; unre-
hitting warfare on greed and mono
poly, in lawful procedure; conserva-
ton made real, in statutory and adj
ministrative regularity; deficit
turned to surplus, the corporation
excise added, and progress toward
corporate control: railroad regulation
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effected and carried to harmonious ac-
ceptance, four great measures spe-
officially aimed to protect and exalt the
Workmen Of the land. and prove our
higher estimate of human rights; the
courts held unassailable and unafraid,
as the bulwark of the weak, the
shield of the helpless, the inhibition Of
the strong: protection of American
rights and American lives, with new
honor to our flag, in foreign lands.
amid calm and comforting assurance,
without violation Of comfy or amity;
new treaties and closer ties with the
great nations of the earth. and the ban
ner of world peace unfurled to the
plaudits of all civilization; these are
the loftier peaks, glittering in the sun
light, above the clouds and storm.
Progress Not Yet Completed.
Grouped among them. only little
less in altitude, in a surprising spec
tacle of creative and constructive
glory. are the approaching plains, the
foothills, the ascending heights, the
whole an Interchangeable and nrfde-stir-
ring testimonial to the actuality Of
progress in one great administration.
not yet completed.
With such stage setting let us sum-
mon from the halls Of memory the
republican presidents of this mighty
people in inspiring review. Our con-
Germ Is with the present and the
future. /but 1t is good to belong to
party that can glory in its past.
During the greater part Of more
than half century our party has
stood sponsor for this nations veal
and woe. There is not republican
who Is not proud of the record OF that
time or OF the men, chosen as we
choose today, who bore the party ban
ners and wrought their lives and
characters into the very fabric of our
nationality. I can see them now,
colossal Americans, revered in recol-
lection, stalwarts in history's accurate
estimate.
TAFT Placed In Nomination..
Moved by this review, exclusively
and previously American, present to
you today a leader who is composite
of the virtues of all these so deserved
William Howard Taft-as wise and
patient as Abraham Lincoln. as modest
and dauntless as Ulysses 8. Grant, as
temperate and peace loving as Ruther-
ford B. Hayes, as patriotic and intel
hctual as James A. Garfield. as court
" and generous as Chester A. Arthur,
as learned in the law as BENJAMIN Har-
rison, as sympathetic and brave as
William Mckinley, as progressive as
his predecessor, with a moral stamina,
breadth of view and sturdy manhood
all his own. .
Rejoicing in the gratifying record Of
things done; confident of the forward
movement to the things we are pledged
to do; mindful of the spirit of the
time and requirement of poise and pa
tience: glad of the new apes and
higher aspirations of our !s,ple and
their faith in national progress and the
harmony of his purpose herewith;
measuring his capacity by the exac-
lions of experience; testing his pat
riotism by every demand of honesty.
courage and justice; knowing his devo-
ton to his country and its people, on
behalf of Ohio, and for one hundred
millions Of advancing Americans, /
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undermine what they cannot over
Taft Praised as Just Chief.

dJI FTdISSO DIS VOSC SH'St.
The imperious call Of peoples
higher aspirations must be answered
in deliberation, though logical and
lawful sequence. There is call for cool
and sober and righteous leadership
and need Of justice unfailing--justice
to the least of them, justice to the
greatest men. If no other motive
impelled, in the very name of justice,
the justice Of party, a people and a
nation, the justice done and justice
hoped for to sustain our faith, the
republican convention would enlist
again under the just leadership Of
President Taft.
Opposition to his denomination is as
nearly without precedent as 1t is with
out reason or excuse, This opposition
was born of expediency. but tyi-
umphant republican party is not one
of expediency. While we have gone
on to successive victories, holding
measures above men, and principles
above personalities, and aims above
anintosities, we have been so commit
ted to abiding principles that every
utterances of fifty years is in conso-
nance with our declarations Of today
The common enemy has been the
party OF expediency, catching up
ephemeral whims, paramonnting new
troubles, bellying the sails OF its ship
of states to the winds OF new griev-
ances or the recrudescent old-and
rarely reached port. And, sirs, Ohio
proudly reminds ION now, that lot
one of her six republican sons who
have borne the party's national banner
ever trailed It in defeat
Let us not forget that the action OF
this convention goes to the people for
their sanction The American elector
goes to the ballot box in the light Of
| can foresee his plan
and simple reasoning now, with one
inevitable conclusion. Is my country
at peace? Yes, honorable peace. Is
my country prosperous? Yes, like no
other on the earth. Is the law held
supreme9 Yes, as never before. Has
my party kept the faith? Yes, and
more, for it's chief executive wrought
reformations and advancement the
party could not pledge. Is my gov
eminent honestly and economically
administered? Yes, the honesty is I'M
questioned and the economies set a
new standard Of national administra-
ton.
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FOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN, ONE 40
horse power, passenger automobile.
Fully equipped and in fine shape
Car has been run less than 1000
miles. See J. B. Hammond. New
phone S319-x or can be seen at the
Iowa Auto Sales Co, corner Green
and End ST.
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FOR SALE-PURE BRED ANGUS
bulls. Ed e. Dehler. MoTavia. Iowa
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Tell the people what you have to sell to
them through the Courier Want Ads.
For Sale

SOUTH DAKOTA LAND--I CAN
locate you on some Of the best LAM
in South Dakota. This is not sage"
brush or gumbo land but the best
loamy soil. Investigate. A postal will
do. Boaz Roberts, Redig, Harding Co.
So. Dakota.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-06-25

ANGUS BULLS, 6 TO 1e
months OLD, also some Poland China
males. months old, with good type
and best breeding. At half price for
next 80 days. Cali aud see them or
write +. f. Warner u Son, Bloom
field, Ia.
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Glen Hagan Park and Coun-
try Club Grounds on
June 9th, 1912.

name for denomination our great presi-
dent. William Howard Taft.
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Wanted.

MEN wANTED-PREP1R FOR
automobile chauffeurs and Mechanics
earning 500 to 5000 monthly. Large
new training shops. Guarantees SAT-
isfaction and higher quality gradu-
ltes than any private school. Address
National Auto Training Assn. ON
aha, Nebr.
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He Had Seen Them

. Police Commissioner-If you we're ordered
to disperse a mob what would you do?
~. Applicant - Pass around the hat, sir.
Police Commissioner-That'n do, you're en-
gagged, sir.
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The Vote on President.
The vote by states on the presidency
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ForSale.

TIME OF YEAR TO BUY LAND IS
approaching Write Austin Jay Mora
via Ia
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Lost.

SEAL HAND BAG
between Packwood and OttumWa on
Friday. Leave at Baker Piano Store.
Reward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-09
DETAILS OF ELECTRIC RUN
Contest of June Is Will Take
Cars Into Westchester County.

Electric vehicle owners who intend TO
take part I'm the suburban run Of IN" Elec-
trIc Auto club on June 10 are wondering
inst how many minutes the committee will
de-, idc should ne required 10 cover the dis
lance
The committee itself does not know yet
for while each of the three members mas
covered the distance and made his own es-
timata he has not consulted with his fellow
committeeman. Nor viii he until after the
RIM. when the estimates are to be COM
unr.d The average will be accepted as
the uroper time for the run and the owner
who's. time is nearest this will be awarded
the prize.
The factors influencing this time allow
auco will he safety and comfort rather
,han spced. Last years run was made over
Lang Island roads; this year the trip will
h, through the hiy Westchester County
and will cover "A distance Of about lifty-tivo
miles.
The start will be made at Ii o'clock from
Columbus circle and the first stop will be
NJ Gramatan Inn, In BronXville. where
luncheon will be- served. The run will be
continued TO White Plains, then across the
co,pty 20 Mamaroneck, To New Rochelle,
and down the Pelham Road 10 the city at
roIu,,hus Circle There will be between
,hir,y and forty cars In the run and a
numher Of New York women who are en-
thusiostic electric drivers Will he in the
party.