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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-24
Wheeling Traction Co.

was the Sunday guest Of John A.
Bryant.
Jonn c. Ward. OF Fairmont. was in
Cadtz over Sunday.
Mrs. Walter Hines has returned from
visit In Pittsburgh.
MISS Lucille keyes. OF Cam bridge. has
been with e. y stewart
Mrs Fred Long and Mrs. D. o. Mo
LauEhltn are home from Pitts burEh
Mrs Catherine Adams was the guest
OF ATs. I'd. Meloney In Bellairc sunday
Judge ". Mackey. Of Cambridge.
past week
Mrs. -. W. Emery IL the guest OF her
dau Shter. Mrs. clyde Work. in Toledo. @.
Albert Hatton IL the guest Of hts
dnugnter Mrs. Mabel Garrison. in New
ark. -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-24

Ing Miss Mary Copeland and att.rd.u
the dry meeting"
Rev. Gregory. Of Canton. preached
Two excellent sermons at the Christl.1
church sunday.
Miss Jennie Leech after a prolonKe,
eastern trip TO New York city wnrr-
she visited her sister. Mrs r. + NaI
hahnel. has returned 70 Smfthf,.id
Mrs. ID. l.. Buchanan
ar. and Mrs. Sheen and two daughters
and their friend clifford Hines. from
MaynesNllle. Warren county. o. wer.
VISITING W. q. Reynard and family and
others They made the trip IN one INV
In their big DAVIS machine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-24

n hensood. spent SUNDAY with friends
iu town.
FOREST Thompson Del confined % his
home With scarlet fever
Misses Cho NaY. Ifma PYLE aDent
sunday with friends az Hundred
NJ and Mrs. Charles Anderson re-
tufnrd home after short visit with
ffllnds o. Hundred
Miss Audre HuFFins returned On her
MenN here after spending n few weeks
With friruds ~ M0uudaNfffe
MIS- lfaniel IT'S. 81 ManuinEton spent
Wednesday with friends IN fown
NJ T. Morgan spent Safurdav aud
sunday With he parents 81 Rriaeepert
wilson barnard. o. Jniontown. speut
sunday IN town.
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Enthusiastic crovd

one OF the largest audiences for many
months assembled In the town hall 10
hear Hon. Fred Bail. district Superinten-
dent OF the Anti-Saioon League OF Can
ton. o.. discuss. ohio Is Going Dry
out 20 our disappointment Rev. James.
OF canton came In his place whilye
We were disappointed. we dare say that
ar. BAN would have had 10 have done
MS best n he eKcelled the speaker OF
the evening. Good music prevailed This
meeting was under the auspices OF the
Union Christian Endeavor Society
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. Oct. 23.-Immense export
sales gave the wheat market TODAY
Dig upward swing. The volume OF trade
was the largest since the excitement at
the beginning OF the war. Price closed
steady at lie to Inc net advance
other leading staples. too. all scored a
gAn-corn a " &c TO &c. oats a u n
and provisions from a shade TO 1Oc.
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HAY AND GRAIN
TRADE IRREGULAR
Co.'S Currents IN Both Trade and
Finanee Responsible-War stu
the Dominating influence.

NEW YORK. Oct 90 Bradstreers.
tomorrow. viii say
cross currents IN trade and finance.
domestic and foreign. Eive very Co.
regular appearance 20 commercial and
financial Affairs The war abroad is
sun tho dominatinr element Boz the
entire situation and whatever dun.
ness OF. on so other hand stimuia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-24

The nrst number Of our lecture course
VIII De held Ia the town hall. Friday
evening. October 20, at O'clock The
Beulah Buck Concert company H. IN
douDtedly one Of the best quartettes on
the stage to-day. There will be some
me readings given. BE sure TO hear
this costly and artistic company
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ohio ana stat. nauoa,or. H,r..

Prof y. &. Landsittei Of Ohio Uni
Nersity. or Athens. o.. and W. l. Ever
son. county superintendent visited our
schools last Thursday and inspected the
local high school. The report OF these
educators T. favorable. yet some nigh
school equipment l. Yet required
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The Local option League II busy in
holding dry meetings" al various scnooI
houses and distributing dry literature.
The local speakers are trying 90 impress
upon the people the Importance Of Vot-
Ing early and above all 90 be sure to
vote dry"
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Chautauaua nook.d-

pr. J.. y. DinEer. Of the Cleveland
Lyceum Bureau. assisted by Mr. -. l.
buchanan together with twenty-five in-
teresten citizens will onsr 60 the people
the latter part % next July = ave day
Chautauqua with twenty performances
Lets each one be n booster and make
smithncld a worth while
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1Ax-Pattsrson Com,apv
Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. Oct. 23-Butter rirmer.
SSsesner5 extras s2c; creamery S2ia n
steady; state. Pennsylvania and nearby
hennery whites 52d 55c: do gathered
whites 80 q soc. Flour firm
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SMlTHFIELD, OHIO
Dry Meeting.

one week ago last Monday Hon w r.
Alban, ana Harry Wintringer OF Steu-
benville. discussed In the town hall the
nome hule or liquor amendment and
the prohibition amendment. Many quest
Ions or n legal and business nature
were asked and carefully answered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-24

The Union a. q. Society met az the
Christian church last sunday evening
Thos. Wolfe 80 excellently a. the lead
sr Good music and hnc talks upon the
subject a Salo0nless nation. Why Notr
How Fl"
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I.ady-Is this a pediRrsed dor-
Dealer-PediEreed' WIN IN tia,
dog could talk he wouldn't sneak ~
either OF us,-Tit-Bifs
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Petroleum.

OIL CITY. Pc. Oct. 2s.-Credit bal
f53: shipments 33.4s9: average n s50
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Cash quotations were:
kye-No. 2. 9fac
Bariey-eO677c
Tlmothy-s4 100 n $50
Clover-Sl1.OOal f.00.
Pork-S17.OO.
Lard-t1067
Ribs-SS1O.5O nII50.
PITTSBURGH. Oct 23-Cattle steady;
supply light; choice fs.oOqs.2B: prime
$50 q $50 sheep. steady; supply light;
prime wethers S5.5OG5.75: culls and
commons s2.ooq 800; lambs IS so n 500.
Veal calves. si0.5Of11.50. Hogs active /:
receipts is doubledecks: prime heavies
$3.50 500; mediums s7.S5 u 80: heavy
workers. ST.S5179: light workers. $3.50
40: pigs s6.5e as.s5: roughs SIS. SO Il
CHICAGO. Oct. 23.--Hogs. receipts
1900; higher: bulk sT.25m 7.75: light
500 q I.60: mixed SS7.O5n7.70; heavy
tI.ooa7.T0: rough ,7.O647.1s; pigs
s425n5.1O. Cattle. receipts !. 500 :wsak :
beeves ss.iSalo.so: steers ss.7s as.75:
and feeders Sf.9Od7.SO: calves $1,000
LOO; SHEEP, nseeipts 10000 steady
lambs s6.iOaFs5.
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WHEELING a LAKE ERIE
WEEK Nd EXCURSIONS

$3.50 round-trp % Cisvsiand. ana
s1.oo round-trtr 20 oNnton evsry safur-
eayf tfturning sunday. $500 r0unf-tfI.,
70 SisVelano and Canton svsFy SUNDAY.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-12-10
FREDDIE" WELLER MARRIED
AFTER 6ETTIMG DIVORCE

Announcement was made in Colo
rado Springs Saturday of the mar
riage Of A. e. c.Freddie') Weller.
scion OF rich New York family and
well known in Canon City to Miss
Calvin B. chezum. who also has many
friends here.
1t is supposed that the wedding
took place outside the state because
Just recently Mr.. Weller received a
divorce from his first wife. The we'd
ding was a quiet AFFAIR.
Weller spent several months here
last winter with The Colorado Mo-
tion Picture Company. He had sevo-
raj EsQuimo dogs with him while here
which were quite a curiosity to the
people Of Canon.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-12-10
{. B. CASE CALLED BY
DEATH MONDAY MORNING

e. 3. Case died at the family home
in Orchard Park at o'clock this
morning jFom pneamonia after
short Illness. Deceased was native
of Indiana and came to Canon City
from Muncie in that state, about
thirteen years ago on account of his
health. which had not been very Wig
orous for long period.
He contracted a severe cold week
ago and was compelled. much against
his inclination. to remain at home to
give it treatment. His condition was
not regarded as serious until Sunday
when pneumonia developed and made
rapid inroads on his vitality. which
was already at low ebb Although
everything that professional skill
could suggest was done to check the
progress of the disease 1t was without
avail.
Mr. Case was sixty-two years Of
age. He was a member of the Chris
tian church and an excellent citizen.
He leaves a widow and three chill
dren The latter are Mrs. J. N. Jones
Of Lincoln Park; Mrs. Blanche Dar-
ling of South Canon and Ray Case of
South Canon. A sister resides IN
Muncie and brother in CASTOR. Ind.
No arrangements for the funeral
will be mnde until relatives in the
east can be heard from and it Is
probable that the ohsequies will not
take place before Wednesday after
noon. Deceased twas brother-in-
law of J. W. Mckinley and was as
sociated with the latter as sales
man and clerk for several years.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-12-10
PASSED AWAY WHILE
SITTING IN HER CHAIR

Mrs. William Guy. colored. died at
the family home. 521 River Street.
shortly after 10 o'clock Sunday night
from dropsicai and asthmatic anec-
tions. from which she had suffered
for many months. Deceased was
forty-nine years of age and had lived
in Canon City for long period. Be
sides the immediate family here she
leaves brother and several sisters
in Pueblo. A sister also resides In
Topeka. Kansas.
She died while sitting in a chair:
the nature of her disease precludins
her from lying down with any degree
OF comfort. Until a daughter in Den
yer can be communicated with no ar
rangements will be made for the fune.
raj service. The body will be taken
to Pueblo for interment.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-12-10
J. W. AMBUTR DIED
SUNDAY MORNING

J. w. Iambuth died at his home.
corner Of Grand avenue and McIlin-
ley street. Lincoln Park. at 1850
O'Clock Sunday morning from heart
disease after lingering illness. Mr..
Lambuth had been in failing health
for long time and for eight weeks
had been confined TO his bed
He was born near Lexington. Ken
luclsy. and was aged sixty-seven years.
He came to Colorado from Kansas in
1857 and resided here little more
than twenty-seven years. He leaves.
in addition to the sorrowins wife. two
sons. L. L. Lambush and l. I. Lam
buth. both OF whom we're at the bed
side Of their parent when the end
came The only daughter OF the de-
ceased died twelve years ago and
was buried in Greenwood cemetery.
Mr.. Lambuih was greatly interest
ed in geology and devoted much OF his
time. when able to do so. TO prospect
ing in tho mountains and foothills
for precious metals. Very few men
in Colorado were n thoroughly vers-
cd in the geology Of the state. and
none were more familiar with the ora
bearing diatricts Of Fremont county
and the upper Arkansas valley than
be. Mr.. Lambuth projected in the
Cripple Creek territory in the early
Gays and made study of geological
conditions in what IL now Teller
county.
He was married at Lacine. Kansas.
in 1875. and remained there twelve
years before coming to Colorado TO
make his home The funeral VIII be
held at his late home on Lincoln Park
at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon and
Will be conducted by Rev. L. ]. Hole
Of the Methodist church. Iniermeut
will be at Greenwood cemetery.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-12-10
KINDERGARTEN OF PARCEL
POST POSSIBILITIES

The parcel post exhibit In the lobby
OF tho Canon City postoffce Is an
attractive kindergarten OF the possi-
bilities OF the United States mail as
a carrier OF produce and merchandise
and is attracting a great deal OF pub
lie attention. The display is very
complete one aud It's inspection can
not fail TO be edueatIonai In its re-
suits. OF tho several hundred arti-
clea and packages in the exhibit
every one may be forwarded by par.
Gel post: the perishable ones. how
ever. only to points within tho near,
er tones.
The girth of no package must be
more than six feet and in weight
must not exceed fifty pounds. To
points within the nrst and second
zones. which extends a distance OF
one hundred and nfty miles in all
directions. the postage required IN
parcel post packages Is five cents
for the first pound and one cent on
each additional pound thereafter. The
hrst and second zones. with canodf
cry AZ a center. includes most Of
Colorado and portions OF New Mex
leo and affords access 10 fully SIX
hundred and nfty thousand people. I
The exhibit at tho post-offce not only
shows what may be sent by parcel
post. but the hest method of wrap
ping. tying and addressing packages
for the mails. and should be OF real.
practical benefit to the people OF the
community. The booth in which the
display is installed is a model OF
neatness and beauty and a photo
graph of It is to be taken and for
varded TO the authorities at Wash
inston as an example to be emulated
in other parts OF the country.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-12-10
MRS. J. \. WATERS
AND FAMILY COAIN6

The private car Of the late Jesse
II. Waters, president and generalv
manager of the Cripple Greek lines.
was sent on Monday to Los Angeles.
California. to bring Mrs Waters and
son and daughter 70 this city. Mrs
Waters is reported to be much Inn
proved and VIII leave Thursday night
for Colorado Springs where she viii
arrive next sunday. Arrangements
for the funeral of Mr.. Waters viii
not be made until after the arrivAlebs
the family,
The condition Of Roedmaster J. T
Lendrum, who was injured at the
Same time as Mr.. Waters. Is report
ed today as somewhat serious. The
patient is able to take noursshment
and his strength appears TO be hold
ing steady. but he has not rsgained
ccnscIopsnesa and this fact Il caua-
ing serious doubts as TO the out
cOme. Colorado Springs Telegraph.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-12-10
JEFFREY & STINEMEYER
WIN IN SUPREME COURT

A case OF no little Importance to
the bar OF this state was decided
by the superme Court at its sitting in
Denver on Monday.
1t was entitled Russell vs.. Jordan
and Sheridan. and involved the right
Of inheritance from an adopted son
by the children OF the adopting or
foster father OF such adopted son.
It is stated in the opinion that this
is the FIRST case OF its kind decided
by the Supreme Court OF this State
and that there are no cases on record
in any other states like this one.
Attorneys jeffrey and stinemeyer
represented the adopted brother and
sisters in both the lower court (the
County Court Of Rio Grande County,
and in the Supreme Court and were
sustained in their contention in botl,
courts. They naturally feel quits iu-
bilant over their victory IN The mat
Ter.
I..t "a n II 4 .+1sI ~ w.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-12-10
TRAVEL TALK ON
YELLOWSTONE PARK

L. w. Felter gave very interest.
ing talk on THE Yellowstone Nation.
al~Park" in the lobby of the Y. N. C..
A. building at $3.50 O'Clock Sunday
afternoon. There was highly graft.
flying attendance Of young men and
boys; all Of whom enjoyed and mp
preciated what they heard. Mr.. Eel
terra talk was predicated on obssr-
vations made during bicycle tour Of
the park last summer and was At
once entertaining and educational.
A large map was used in pointing out
the more noted places within the
boundaries OF the park.
Sunday afternoons lecture was the
first Of series Of travel talks to be
given ty Mr.. Felter at the Y. NJ. c. A.
during the winter months He has
toured many foreign lands and be
has generously offered to give u.
public the benefit Of hts observation
study and experiences in lands be-
yond the sea. They are sure to en-
list the attention Of the young men Of
the community.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-12-10

crate menu of good things was serv-
ed in an attractive. and tasty style.
Mrs. Van Patten was assisted in the
service of the dinner by Mrs. G. c
Province. Following the dinner the
home was given over to the stays and
a general good time was enjoyed
all Invitations to the occasion wer:
limited to seven, those accepting be
ing Messrs. Harry Fritz. Harlan Foulls
Gilbert Province Rnhert Underwood
and Robert Pryor.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-12-10
Baby Girl Born.

Word came Tuesday to MIR. and Mrs
E. /. casebeer that their relationship
mad increased by the arrival of a
granddaughter, a daughter having
been born to Mr. and Mrs. E. l. Case
beer at Grand Junction, December 4
She has been named for its maternal
and fraternal grandparents. Furma-
Rose. The many Canon City friends
extend congratulations
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-12-10
GOVERNMENT CLAIM
SETTLER MAKING GOOD
AND HELPING OTHERS


Mr.. ]. F. Dabney came down the
latter part of last week fora brief
business visit
Mr.. Dabney was caller at the
Record office and had much of in
terest to say about the beautiful and
undeveloped country around what ia
known as Ten Mile Park in Custe:
county.
Mr.. Dabney was one of the thous-
ands of unfortunate people to come
west in search of health and one of
the few to take advantage of the most
natural and practical means of affect
ing a cure in this climate. Being
without the necessary funds to afford
MIN a treatment of rest and ease in
towns, he left Canon City two years
ago in what was then considered
critical state of health, and took up
a government claim on the mountains
ten miles out of Westcliffe. After
putting up crude dwelling house
and improving in strength he began
experimenting in dry farming. finally
developing an extensive tract of pro-
duetive soil which is now yielding
him a nice profit and comfortable
living. He has added several sub
stantial buildings to his premises
which with other improvements make
it one of the most attractive places
in that part Of the country. Besides,
he has fully regained his health and
he is now turning his efforts towards
the spiritual and educational improve
ment of the locality up there. Mr..
Dabney states that there are now
twenty-three families. numbering
about one hundred people in his i'm
mediate locality, who have nearly all
come there the past two years. They
are all engaged in developing
the country and improving their
homes. Through the most persistent
efforts on his part. and few OF his
neighbors, they have succeeded in
!. building a small church and school
house and have interested pastor
in coming there to hold Sunday SER
vices. A Sunday school has been
maintained successfully for the past
few months and on last Sunday a re-
vival was held which resulted in Sc
curing eleven conversions to Chris
tianity. Mr.. Dabney sees the impor-
tance of promoting the spiritual side
of a community during its develop
n,ent and is working campaign to
secure funds for the support Of a
pastor. He states that any contri-
buttons to their cause will be most
worthy act of charity and will be
thoroughly appreciated by the people
up there who are unable to shoulder
the expense alone.
MIR. Dabney likes the country he IS
in but says he enjoys coming back
to Canon once in awhile and renew
ing old acquaintances. He states that
the rainfall and other weather con-
ditions in Ten Mile Park have been
very satisfactory this year
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-12-10
sIrthdsy surprise party.

Mr.. Guy @. Van Patten was the
s,est OF honor to a surprise stag party
|e.2en BY his wife Tuesday evening
:. - home on Pike svsaus,
tCelr Va q insssnai sevts
Hissa 4 .Asa6Sges. ~.
- htslAAag. ~ -
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-12-10
Funeral Of chas. cowan. sr. A.
Florence.


The funeral Of the late Charles
cowan sr., who was accidentally
killed while making an inspection Of
Of some machinery at his coal min
ing properly at Paonia, Colorado, on
Wednesday Of last week. will take
place from the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roland Blunt. 5os West Second
street. rloranca, nj 2 o'clock Toes.
dhy afternoon. Deceased was aesd
ssvsnty.two years. eleven months md
no days. Mr.. Cownn haa wi1s .e.
q6aiatesss n vsshoat oeensy dnl n
r ssrcctpi TT 8 naNAR = sElnp1
~ in = =
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-12-10
Gate city circle Have social.

Gate City Circle 80. 100 gave SO
cial at the close Of the regular ses-
sion held Monday evening al WOOD
men hall The attendance was quite
large in spite Of the Indictment weath.
er.
Acting charades formed the amuse-
ment which occasioned much merri-
ment. Sandwiches. pickles and home
made cake and coffee we're served as
refreshments. Mesdames schweigert.
Moore and Turnbuii were the commit
Tee having the social in charge.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-12-10
N. N. a. HOLD. AnnuaI EIeetIsI..


The annual election Of officers Of
Canon city Camp No. 1890, Modern
woodmen Of America. was held on
Monday night and resulted a. fol-
laws: W. e. Fisher, consul; ". 3.
Arnold. adviser: c. R. Foresinan.
clerk; A. s. Lonnackor. banker; =. A:
Oierhart. escort; A. J. Oates. ssnlszs
Or. Pitt A. Wade and Dr. G. II. VINE.
inson. phyDiciana; , II. Hornsy nnt
". A Johnson. mnaaGss - q;
stsllssion q The ctncsys wiI| ~
pInes Ahees Ne tlevsnsh = So
c. clly csAp - ) ~. ~. :
9 -
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-12-10
Monday Reading Club

The Monday Reading Club met this
week with Mrs. Mary whipple. wit
the president. Mrs. Coulter. in the
chair. An invitation was read from
the d. A. r. Society, to be present at
the county court room, Monday after
noon at o'clock to listen to a talk
to be given by Judge Cooper. on "Juve
nile Court Work" It was voted to
accept the invitation and dispense
with the meeting. Of the club. Tor that
day.
Mrs. Harrison read the @Greal Stone
Face" by Hawthorne. Mrs. Coulter
read an editorial from the Saturday
Evening Post entitled. Look on Our
Battlefield" showing the need OF char
ity at home; also q short poem on
Christmas giving. telling what q WON
an wanted for Christmas gifts and
what she received-the poem appear
ed in a recent edition of The Record.
Fruit salad. cheese. waters. lemon
sticks. coffee and chocolate were ser
we'd as refreshments.
The next meeting will be held on
January 4th with Mrs. Biggs. It Is
to be DAY with the Poets.T selec-
tions to be read by each member.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-12-10

kIdwelI Taken to Pen On Mendny
20. w. Kidwell who was sentenced
by Judge wilkin in the district court
last Friday afternoon to a term Of
from one to two years in staes pris-
on for grand larceny, was taken 70
the penltentiary by Sheriff New
comb on Monday to enter upon his
punishment. Mrs. Kidwell and iive
children. who are being taken care
of at the county jail, are endeavoring
to obtain money from relatives in the
east to pay their way back to the
girlhood home of the former in Ohio.
Mrs. Kidwell pleaded guilty with her
husband to the charge OF grand lar
ceny. but punishment was withheld
by the court in her case because Of
the iiye little children dependent on
her; the youngest but fourteen
months old.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-12-10
Jewish Women Have Many DsIsOsss.,

New Orleans, Dec. s.--with everl
2.oae delegates IA stssnasaee, the
trienDiai session Of he National ccep
eli ot Jewish Women mst today q ~
Hotel 0runswail. Ten the.lael Go1a-
= sse sspsessnsst Il ~ 1slielSiisn
= ~ es,.ltir 1ti, IN e1ss,s,
~ ~ IN. M.
~ nl1l1' -. = s