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Woman,s Club. Martin. Ferry.

Miss Smith viii be hostess on
Thursday afternoon TO the members
OF the Martins Ferry Woman's club.
The following program has been ar
ranged:
Roll call-Heroines of the recent
war
The Ethical Side OF War-NIiss
Drennen.
Modern Warfare; Overhead and I'm
dersea-Mrs. Bailey.
Universal Peace in Its Relation to
Women-Miss Smith
Reading-War Brides-Mrs Hervey.
Song-Angel of Peace-Mrs. Turner.
The Attitude OF Americans Mrs
Sheets.
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Annual Meetinn

The Woman's Hospital association
VIII hold its annual meeting in the
library of the Ohio Valley General hos
pital. today at $3.50 p. IN. An executive
board will be elected. and other mat
ters OF Importance will come up for
consideration. The regular monthly
meeting will be held at the same place
at 2: 30 O'Clock.
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and families as guests. The members
OF the Scottish Rite guard acted as the
reception committee.
The committee on arrangements was
composed of Messrs. T. S Meek. a.
F. Schairer. r. F. Schofield. X. e..
Linsly and c. II. Lehew.
RefreshmeRts-A. r. Schairer. Fred
Serena. Ben Carver. Alfred Peake and
a. III. Dounda.
Floor-Carl Sobanski. A. c. Thorn
as. j. w. Bowman. W. r. Fredericks,
X. G. Cameron, 5. Il. Ripley. 4. j.
Gabriel and r. II. Krauskops.
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Retention Saturday

At the residence OF Mr. and Mrs.
Meyer Herzberg, IN Bellaire. Saturday
afternoon, reception was held in
honor OF their daughter. Miss Char
lotie. whose betrothal to Mr. Malvin
Sonneborn, OF this city. was recently
announced Elaborate decorations
graced the rooms. pink roses combined
with greenery. which also were used
as the centerpiece OF the table. in the
dining room whre a luncheon was
served. In the Teceiveing line were
Mr. and Mrs Henry Sonneborn. Mr.
and Mrs. j. 4. Greenwood. or akron.
o.. Miss Charlotte Herzberg. Mr.. Nal
win Sonneborn and Mr.. Albert Some
porn The following young ladies as
sisted in the dining room: Misses Lu-
Gle Lowenstein. of Canton. o.. Claudia
Raduziner. Esther Greenwood. of Ak
ron. o. Irene Herzberg and Rose Roth
stein.
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shakespeare cIuh of WelIshura-

The following program will be en-
joyed this afternoon by the members
of the Shakespeare club OF Wellsburg:
Stoddord. England.
BE England. what she will.
With all her faults. she is my country
still '-ChurchTll
Leader-Miss Sue Jacob.
Story-Mrs. c. r. Werlich.
HOstess-Miss Stella Cox.
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Mt. de chantaI STUDY CLUB.

This afternoon the Mt de ChantaI
study club will meet at the home OF
Miss Clara Rose Coleman. Belgium"
is the study topic for which the follow.
ing program has been outlined:
Belgium
Her kings-Mrs. II. J. Scheufler.
Her Kingdom Ellen Freter
Her People-Miss Catherine O'Neal
Current Events.
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THHudI WcctIH9 OF inc OutToOk Club.
Thursday afternoon OF this week the
Outlook club will be entertained at the
home of Mrs. II. F. Craig. The eiec-
ton Of officers will take place at mis-
meeting.
For the study period OF the after
noon the following program VIII be
found OF interest:
Roll Call-Emerson
Though we travel the world over
TO find the beautiful. we must carry
II with us or we find II not. "-Emerson
Ralph Waldo Emarson-Miss Barnes
The American Scholar-Mrs. Mahan
Compensation-Mrs .Kirker.
a day for toll. an hour for sport.
But for a friend is life too short?"
Current Events.
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Woman's Club. MoundsviII-

The regular meetings of fhe Mounds
vile Woman's club will be resumed
on January 9TH. with Mrs. J. d. Par
riott and Mrs. \. T. Arnold joint hos
tesses.
The members are expected to give
thelr New Year resolutions in re-
Spouse to roll call The club quar-
tette will give several selections and
Mrs. c. +. Carrigan will recite.
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Omen House Se.sion

Cards have been issued by the mem
bers OF the \. o. L. w. temple for an
open house session, which will be held
Tuesday evening. January IL. at eight
O'Clock Progressive euchre and dan
cling will be pleasures of the eevning
and refreshments will also be served
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Charity Whist

Al the Mercantile club on wednes.
day afternoon of this week. a Charity
Whist will be held by the Hebrew
Nomens Benevolent society. The
hours are from until o'clock and
the Mesdames Herbert o. Baer and
ben ;. Baer Will be hostesses. Prizes
will be awarded those with high scores
and refreshments will be served
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Webster Branch Equal SUFFRAGE

Webster district branch Of the Equal
Suffrage league will meet with DR..
Mary Baron Monroe on Tuesday eve
ming at 1880 O'Clock. The boys orches-
ira, about which great deal OF in
ierest centers. will render several Sc
lections at this meeting. This orches-
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The Everureen Twin

Mrs James Brennan. Jr. at her
home. No. GA North Main street. will
be hostess to the members Of the Ever
green Twig on "Wednesday. January >.
at luncheon, which will preface their
afternoon at needlework.
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TriadeIphia Equal Suffrage.

Tomorrow afternoon at 2.3O o'clock
Triadelphia district will meet at the
home Of Mrs. Harry Clayton. in Bae-
Mar place. Mrs. W. d. Mccoy Is
leader. and an interesting program
will be an enjoyable feature.
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Island Iiterarx Club

Tomorrow evening at the home OF
Miss Virginia Norton. Of North Front
street. the Island Literary club will
hold their regular meeting. Miss Eliz-
abeth McGranahan will have charge.
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crepe de chine. and wore a full tulle
veil. her bouquet was a shower OF
brides roses. Miss Oberman wore
an attractive frock of blue, and the
girls were in white.
Immediately following the ceremony.
the couple went TO their newly fur
nished home on Wood street. where
they are receiving the congratulations
and good wishes of their many friends.
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Ladies Masonic Club

The ladies Of tho Masons will hold
their regular social afternoon at the
windsor hotel on Wednesday. January
.. All the members are invited to be
present.
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MISSES
Nfessrs.
Afternoon Tea saturdaY.

Mrs. c. Bates McLain entertained at
her home on the Island. Saturday after
noon. complimentary TO Miss Marie
Merit Of Port Ches. y Y. the guest Of
Miss Mary Eleanor Wright Of High
land Park. This was i'm the nature Of
an informal tea and was charmineIy
appointed. The guests included.
Misses:
Edna Kidd Marie Mertz
Mary Piarr Anna Hugus
Clarimond Mendel Lois Guild
Margaret Baker Of Catherine letters
Morgantown Elizabeth Hugus
Mary Eleanor Nettie Gutman
Wright
Mesdamcs.
John Reid WEIGH Lucille Gregg
Of MOrEantown
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Priscilla Improvement cIub.

The Priscilla Improvement club will
De entertained at the home of the
president. Mrs A. G. Smith. on Thurs
Gay afternoon. The general topic for
discussion Is Successful Methods OF
a successful Housekeeper." with Mrs.
Smith. leader
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eral affairs of interest will be discuss
ed and important business matters dis
cussed
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one of the delightful parties which
greeted thc new year. 1916. was tho
ono given hy the Misses Dorothy and
Elizabeth Hcans af their home in
Pleasant valley program az unique
games occupied the attention of tho
guests until midnight. when pleasing
f'ifcFhmouts we're served Those
rrU.rrf u.rrr.
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Island w. C. T IL

The Island W. {. T. L. will meet
this evening az the home of Mrs. II
l. Tibbens. No. 2O9 North Wabash
street The president. Mrs. J. b
Thomas. requests that all members
attend the meeting.
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ira is composed OF boys from the Web
ster district
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Dinner PARTY SATURDAY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson Mckinley a
their home at Echo Point. gave a din
ner party Saturday evening. in homo
of their guests. Messrs. Louis Bennett
Jr., of Weston. W. Va. and Fred
Weyerhauser. OF Washington. ID. c
There were places arranged for tn,
following guests:
Misses.
Eleanor Holloway Sarah Whitaker
Katherine Gale Hettie Hazlett
Of Chicago
Messrs:
Fred Weyerhauser Loring Milton
Henry Hazlett Louis Bennett. Jr
Nelson Whitaker
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson Mckinley
Mrs. Louis Bennett. OF Weston.
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ONO Valley General Hospital AIumnae.
Inc annual meeting of the Ohio Val
ley General hospital alumnae will be
held in the library of the hospital
Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock Ssv.
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At Miss McCullough's home on Eff.
teenth street Mise, nellie and Anna
Mccullough pleasantly entertained a
number OF friends last week az "A New
Years party. Dancing and music az
forded pleasant pastime during the
early part Of the evening and concIud-
ing the affair q luncheon was served
The guests We're. Grace Smith. Vera
Frazier. Isabelle Howard. Eva Curtis.
Esther Renke. Marie Baurle. nellie
Snider and Anna Mccullough. Messrs.
Dorsey Smallwood. Robert Mccain
mont. John Snider. Russell Hamilton
Of Moundsville Charles McFadden.
Jack Haberstick. Robert FredericI,
and Henry J. Hornbrooke
White Sulphur Arrivals.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. W.
Va. Jan. Q Sojourners az the Green
brier gathered in the spring room yes
terday afternoon to attend compli-
mentary New Years tea when q spc-
cial program of music was rendered
At the tables were Decatur ANtell
and Julian Powers Fox of Richmond.
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SOCIETY BACK
TO ROUTINE
MANY OF The REGULAR SOCIAL
ACTIVITIES WILL BE RE
SUMEO THIS WEEK.

The Return Of the Students Will be
Marked With a Cessation in
Entertainina-Soeia News.
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The young lady across the way saws
the Bible is our greatest literature
and everybody ought to be familiar
with il and for her part she's been
reading the story of David and Uriah
Heep over again.
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BREAKING OUT ON
FACE AND HANDS
Became Solid Eruption. Did Not
Dare TO Wash Hands. Face
Was ASfuIIy 0isfgured,
HEALED BY CUTICURA
SOAP AND OINTMENT

When 7 vas in W health my impure
blood caused my faro to rreak QUE and afa-
my hands. Tho general appearance or fre
breaking ouf vas small h'isters accompanied
BY ifrhIns 7 could NOT rest day or nigrt
fur snod uhio and thr SCRATCHING of r.F
skin made ere hIietera hocamo solid rrur.
fion. ~as told DO vas crfrma and IfI
not dare to wash my hands nr face f1r every
Time . dit lt BE- sremrI ta vef vo-se My
fare Vas arfuly disGsurcI
.it lasted tHro- months and us.f
esitr. and Other remedies Iut tfry tI noe
amount t1 much o raa t.II fn ra. tIf'.
cura soap ant Ointment end 900 sa O.
used them arruriIls tH directions anI now
. am completely hcaIrI ~IaurI ,fr.
Estela Coote. ils och Ave. Coiumuus.
CO... July 4D. 1915
Sample Each Free by Nail
WIN lg ~ etin unot .s request AZ.
dree' p'.' -trf ''Cutirurs. n.pt. o.. uos-
ten sod throt Gbout fho world.
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Edith Bonneson Virginia burst
Ninifred Nc jeanette Kyle
Laughlin Virginia Hodge
Eleanor McFadden Adelaide Shockey
virginia Flaccus Eleanor Taylor
Catherine Riester Katherine Aul
Mary Alexander Millicent Hanley
Margaret Gleason Sarah Mellen OF
OF Savannah. Ga. Beaver Falls
Catherine Beattie Mildred Beattie
Evelyn Blum Ruperthe Blum
Margaret Henning Marjory Meyer
Mesdames.
Will Cruise J n. McFadden
Orville Bentley
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Wedding Announeements

Copies of the following wedding an
nouncements are being received b,
friends of the couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Douglas
announce the marriage OF their
daughter
Mariana
TO
Mr.. William Judson Hervey
Saturday. January first. nineteen
hundred sixteen
At six o'clock
az the home Of the bride.
At home
After January 18th
Douglas Heights
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New Years Tea

Miss Helen Seton. of Tarentum.
Pa. was the guest of honor at an IN.
formal tea given Saturday by Miss
Alice Mcclure. at her home on South
broadway. During the latter hours
dancing was enjoyed by the guests.
who were later served luncheon OF
attractive appointments. The guests
OF Miss Mcclure were:
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Informal Tea.

Another pretty afternoon affair Of
Saturday was the tea at which Mrs
Edward Larkin presided at her home
on Virginia streets. Appointments
were in red and green and other suG-
gestions evidenced the Christmas
ideas. Miss Ruth Peabody presided at
the tea table. Those present were:
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Entertsins Camp Jolly Girls.

The Camp Jolly Girls club. com
posed Of young ladies of Elm Grove.
was delightfully."- entertained SATURDAY
by Miss Vida North. az her home on
short Greek Several hours were de.
voted TO games and music and a hoIi-
day dinner was pleasing feature Of
tho day Miss North's guests included.
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The New Years festivities Of tho
Masonic club contributed one Of the
largest and most delightful affairs OF
she day. During the afternoon re-
ccption was held 10 the Masonic tenn
pie. which was attended by all the
Masonic bodies of the city This was
followed during Tho evening BY the
grand ball a. the Market auditorium.
with the Master Masons. their ladies'
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HOLSUM BRAND

The now location has not been definitely decided upon but
Won will b" kept informed from 10 time as 10 our prog
ross me buildings Will however Doc replaced n short
time and equipped with the modern and scientific ma
chincry, guaranteeing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-16
WILSON IGNORED
FARMERS PLEA
Hughes Reads Message of
Texas Farmers Relative
to the Adamson Law.

Hastings Neb.. Oct 16.-Charlcs 7.
Hughes today told Il crowd of farmers
here that the Democratic administration
had ignored the agricultural interests or
the country in urging the enactment OF
the Adamson law The nominee. I'm sup
port OF his contention. cited telegram
from II. y Pope. president of the Texas
Farmers union 10 president Wilson. re-
unesting that the farmers be permit
ted to submit data In arbitration pro-
ceedines between the railroads and the
brotherhoods
y want To say I'm reference TO rates,
that II seems 10 me the farmers OF the
country were very little considered the
other DAY when. on the demand of the
administration. the wages of a group OF
railroad workers were increased by law
in response TO force. Somebody has TO
paw the increased bills and the farmers
viii know very quickly who has TO pay
them.
Reads Message from Farmers
The farmers were not represented IN
this discussion. II You may call d. that.
IN this surrender. ] have here a copy
OF a telegram that was sent TO the presi-
dent bv Mr. Pope the president of the
Farmers union of Texas. which ! shall
read To VoU-
We ask that YOU make no conccs-
sions or commitments that viii In any
manner cause an increase in freight rates
on products produced or consumed ON
the farm. The men who nay the freight
Continued on Page ;, Column -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-16
NOW SWEEPING
THROUGH AMERICA
New Earth Liquid Amazing
Thousands-Demon-
STATIONS Daily.

Widespread interest is being aroused
throughout much OF America in natural
Nitalitas- Public demonstrations and
displays are being conducted in many
cities and thousands are samplinE and
luvestG eating this remarkable product
The producers of Nitalitas assert that
its Introduction is being carried on as
speedily as consistent with tho output
from the laboratories. II requires one
and n half Years time TO produce the
liquid from the crude ore.
Tn medicinal way Nitalltas IS ono OF
rhe m1rVclS of the age There are
truly marvellous reports OF relief and
cures effected DOB chronic disorders
where all mau-made medicines have
failed. Comparisons have been made
between Nitalitas and some Of the
worlds greatest mineral waters IL is
FAR more effective than any known
mineral water iu tho treatment OF
chronic Indigestion. rheumatism. uer-
VcuS debility. liver. and kidney ills.
Nltalltas is nature shortest road TO
relief. viCor and health The dose is
% teaspoouful in q half glass OF hot
or cold water four times daily. IL
ls not unpleasant and an invalid or
child may take it Visit the demon
stration and sample Nitalitas az Kelly
* Follard's Drug store. Also sold by
columbus DRUG store. Columbus. Doug
las DurG store. Douglas. and Bisbee
Drug store. Bishce-AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-16

intervention OF war Neither has been
warranted ny anything that has thus
far occurred in Mexico.
For us. strong nation. 10 80 into
Mexico. a weak nation and force on
the people there a government they do
not want. would be to overthrow one
OF the cardinal principles of our own
C0verument-one OF the basic princi-
pies Of cur declaration of independence
that all governments derive their
Just powers from the consent OF the
governed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-16
PROSPERITY ERA
SEEN BY JONES
New Mexico Candidate for
Senate Says Abundance
Rampant in Southwest.

Prosperity simply is rampant
throughout Mexico and the entire
southwest There was a drought this
year but that can hardly be laid at
the expense Of the Democrats" de
clared a. 4 Jones. personal represent
ative or president Woodrow Wilson at
the international Irrigation congress
the Soil Products exposition and the
Elephant Butte dam dedication. can
didate for the United states senate.
and formerly first assistant to the sec
Rotary Of the interior. Mr.. and Mrs
Jones arrived Saturday shortly after
noon and are stopping at the Hotel
Paso del Norte. They leave this af
ternoon Tor Deming. where Mr.. Jones
mas an appointment TO deliver an ad
dress tonight
Never in the history OF our state
has there been such lavish prosperity.
Great Investments and huge enterprises
are going hand in hand 10 make this
section Of the country even greater
than il u.s.
Defends Mexican Policy.
y do not believe the effect OF the
ly so much as is generally believed
If you would take a poll of New Mexico
today YOU would find. ] feel confident.
that from go 70 s. per cent OF our
people approve the policy OF the ma
tional administration in dealing with
the MeNicans- We do not want either
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-16
At ONCE! STOPS
STOMACH MISERY
AND INDIGESTION
"Pape's Diapepsin" makes
sick, sour, gassy Stom-
achS feel fine. >

Do some foods YOU eat hit back
taste good. but work badly: ferment
INTO stubborn Jumps ma cause a sick
sour. Sassy stomach Now. Mr. or
N,rs- Dyspeptic. lot this down Paps's
DlapepSin disests everything. leaving
nothing 10 sour and upset YOU Ther5
never was anything so safely quick. 50
certainly effective No difference how
badly YOUR stomach is dlsordered Won
Will get happy relief in five minutes
but what pleases you most is tha- IL
strengthens and regulates your stOr1-
ach so you can eat your favOrite foods
without fear
Most remedies give you relief some
-imes-they are slow. but not sure
'Pape's Diapepsin" is quick. positive
and puts your stomach in a healthy
condition so the misery -son't come
back
You feel different as soon as .Pape'st
Diapepsin" comes IN contact With rhe1
StoUaCh-distress Just vauishes-yOur
stomach gets sweet, no gases. no belch-
ing no esuctstiOns OF undiCested food.
your head clears and you feel fine
Go now. make the best Investment
you ever made. by getting a large fifty
cent case Of Pape's DiapepSin from any
drug store. You realize IN five min
utes how needless il is to suffer from
indigestion. dyspe Jsia or any stomach
disorder.-Advertisem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-16
Declares He Is Opposed to
Adamson Law and Says
wilson Did Wrong.

WiIkerbarre. Pa. oct. 16-Denun-
citation Of legislation without investi-
cation was voiced by Col. Theodore
Roosevelt here Saturday night in dis
oussins the Adamson eight hour law
for railroad operatives
The former president began by pro-
claiming himself the friend OF organ
led labor and Of the railroad unions.
saying he was member OF union
lie also asserted that. when in public
office. he upheld most Of organized
labor-s demands because those demands
were right
In the present instance, said the
colonel The demand was made for leg
islation without investigation. and he
opposed the demand because II was
wrong. Just as he would have opposed
the demands had II come from rail
road presidents, mine owners. or any
one else.
He declared that in the settlement
Or the anthracite coal strike, the action
he took was Of precisely the kind
which president Wilson says the law
should make obligatory IN all similar
cases
Wilson Admits Wrong.
IN This connection, he added.
Mr. Wilson himself admits that his
artion was so bad that il ought never
To be repeated. for he has assured the
public that although congress has ad-
-oUrned without doing anything. II IS
lis intention when congress meets TO
see that ii does something 20 render
it impossible for another president
ever 10 repeat exactly what he has
done
IN other words. 7 stood and stand
by my action as the proper action.
constituting the proper precedent for
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-16
WILSON CRITIC
WELL RECEIVED
Former Governor of Philip
pines Bitterly Arraigns
Present Administration

Silver City. y. NJ. oct. 1s--An audi
ence OF 500 heard a bitter arrangement
OF the administration. delivered here
10y Hon. Norman " Gilbert, former
governor general Of the Philippines
The protective tariff. unkept Demo-
cratic platform promises and the Mex
lean policy. constituted the principal
points Of Ny. Gubert's address The
governor won the attention OF the au-
dience ar the outset declaring that he
came not as a member Of political
party. but came TO speak Of the dan
gers that threatened the United states
II the present policies were continued
Mr.. 6ilbert. who was enthusiastically
received. said in conclusion Fl ap-
peal 90 your Americanism, 10 your
spirit Of -16 OF whether We shall stand
up for our country both at home and
abroad and shall protect our Ameri-
can Industries from beiuS raVased by
foreign competitors.