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Imperial Bridge Club.

Mrs. DeLoSs Smith was hostess for
the Imperial Bridge club Wednesday
afternoon at her home on Beckwith
avenue. Guests for the afternoon
were Mesdames Shirley Thanc, Allen
Swift, Clarence F'orbis, Walter Pope,
Matthew Lucy. Misses Helen Mcleod
Mary lflrods Charlinc johnson and
Leone Morgan; while the members of
the club in attendance were Mesdames
+. H. Freeze, II. 7. Forbis, o. NJ. Har
ris, a. G. Fuller, George Newton. Har-
old Sloane, J. l.. Scott, i. +. Theme,
Henry Turner. c. T.. Sirnons, A. \.
Whitlock and the hostess.
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complimenting Mise James.

Mrs. G. F. Peterson and Mrs. T. A..
Price entertained company of ladies'
at the home Of Mrs. Peterson on Gerald
avenue Friday evening, in compliment
to Miss Margaret James, who has re-
signed her position as teacher of Latin
in the Missoula county high school to
leave soon for the east. where she will
of Wausau. Wis. Mesdames Kenneth
Ross, Frank Beckwith, Frank McHaf-
fie, J. B. Henley, Charles Johnson,
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Old Timers Gard Club.

Mrs. and Mrs. Max Genereux enter
tanned the Old Timers Card club Fri
day evening, at their home an Pattee
street. The company included Messrs
and Mesdames w. ]. Darlington
Charles Marsh, Clarence Prescott, AL
bert Lemieux, A. w. Herger, N. Gin
gras and w. H. Smith. Misses Ger
aldine Genereux and Marie Landry as
sisted the hostess in serving the APP
petizing lunch which followed the
game Of cards.
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Bridge Club.

Mrs, r. 4. IodcriCll was hostess for
the Bridge club last Wednesday after
noon at her home on DAILY avenue. The
one guest for the afternoon was Mrs.
Billings of Buffalo. n. Y, and Is mem
hrrs were present to enjoy Mrs. Rod -
c"ick's hospitality.
Inc club will meet next "Wednesday
With Mrs. II. T. Wilkinson at her home.
"h3 South Third street, west.
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ent wera Misses 1Ielsn @lfAeee. Lois
Jones. Genevseve Deerfns, Tiny Sham
NON. Verne Cowell. Annie Lane. Mil
dred Waite. while the guests wspS
Misses Katherine Theis, May Wilson.
Ruth Gavin. May Epohn, Bessie Blake
~. Mary Edwards. Bernice Dodson,
Lenore st. Germain. Edna Morris.
Grace Buford. Florence Melchior. Mil
dred Woodford and the guest Of honor.
Music, dancing and Japanese refresh
ments added to the pleasure OF the
young ladies who were all in japanese
costume and played true to the man.
ners and customs Of Japan.
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At the Bomgardner Home.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Bomgardner
entertained company of friends and
neiShbors Friday evening at their
home up the Rattlesnake valley. A
game of cards. with music and re-
freshments made the evening delight
tul. The company included Messrs.
and Mesdames Roberts, Bishop. Brien.
Roles, Wilson, w. p. Smith, Mrs. Wal
pole; Misses Boles. Perry, Willetta
brien, CLANCY. Walpole and Gig;
Messrs. Frank Taylor. Ralph Sticht,
George smith. Lacey Taylor and
James Bfien. shlo3 bEsH ,9s:i4r 3nGjsr
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Wor,an's Club Meets.

The Missoula Womans club met
yesterday afternoon in regular seS-
sion. The program was under the di-
rection of the Social and Domestic
Science department, with Mrs. L. +.
Harriott in the chair. Because of the
illness of superintendent j. u. Will
Jams, who had been announced to give
an address upon "Co-operation Of
Home and School," the topic was pre-
scented in four phases by l.. T.. Sar-
gent, principal of the Roosevelt school;
by c. 4. Rupp, principal of the Lowell
school, by +. B. Bates, principal of
the Willard school, and by w. IL.
GrenZoW, principal of the Hawthorne
school. Mr.. Sargent spoke of the un-
due influence of magazine literature
upon parents appreciation of the
problems in the home school. Mr..
Rupp urged teaching Of economy by
means of savings banks and spoke
also of the helpful and hurtful in
flucnce of moving picture shows. Mr..
Bates talked of absence and hardness
and Mr. Crenzow made practical sug-
gestions in regard to the physical con-
dition of pupils. The talks were count
ed of practical helpfulness by the
many mothers who were there to hear.
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South Side Bridge Club.

Mrs. William l.. Murphy entertained
the South Side Bridge club, Wednes
day afternoon at her home in SAGA =
jawea lodge. Guests for Il + afternoon
were Mcsdamcs W. T.. Shea. Orvillt
England. Il. r. Couzens, Alex Peter
son: while the members present wcr,
Mesdames Frank Pearson. Hcnr.
GREENWOOD, Thomas Stephenson. c. V
Gougler, John Campbell and the host,
ess
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Brotherhood Of Amsse;ean Yeomen.
At the Y. W. c. A.

Ladies wishing to enter the physic-
al training class under the direction
of Professor w. VIII. MUSTANG at the
Young Women's Christian association
home on East Cedar street are re-
questcd to notify the secretary at
once.
A class in photography Is now open
for registration. A thoroughly efficient
instructor will begin lessons in artis-
tic and practical photography as soon
as there are 10 pupils registered.
Monday afternoon at O'Clock there
will be n meeting of the board of di-
rectors of the Young Women's Chris
tian association in the assembly room
on East Cedar street.
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Orchard Home. Women. Club.

The Orchard Homes Women's club
will meet next Wednesday afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock. with Mrs. L. r. Bar
nett. The subject for the afternoon
will be distinguished Women OF 1912
and 1851" Mrs. Hayes. will present
lison and Mrs. Hardesty will tell Of
the work OF individual women Of the
two perioos.
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Rudd, ]. p Rowe, c. a. Barnes, H. T.
Wilkinson, T. A. Fitzgerald, H. II. Par
sons. c. II. Hail. Tylar b. Thompson
$. J. Coffee, John NJ. Lucy, G. F,
Peterson. j. +. Power, Il. c. Mulroney
f. l.. Bonner, L. w. Spottswood, d. J
Donohue, f. $. Lllsk, +. II. Boos, Fl
$. Galley, Billings, r. A. Schlick, A. D
Price, Phil Gagnon, n. J. Lennes
Seavers. w. II. Snead and +. c
Scheuch. Three young ladies, Misses
Marguerite McGreavy, Cosette Lamt
and Lucille Paul, members of Delta
Gamma sorority of which Mrs. Scott
is a patroness assisted her in serving
the dainty refreshments at the close
of the game.
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Rattlesnake Country Club.

The Rattlesnake Country club will
meet Friday evening at the Lincoln
school. The program will include a
discussion of Universal Military
Training" a social session will fol-
low the program and members of the
club are expected to invite friends TO
have part in III session.
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triotic intructor; Miss Manila
Schmidt. musician: color bearers, Mrs.
Winters Margaret Taylor, Matte Hig-S
gins and Myrtle Durrant Delegates
to the state convention to be held in
Butte next JuneA,re Mesdames White,
Tracy. Higgins, Minard. Mcdonald.
with alternates, Mesdames Sturn, Day,
Lemly, Hodson and Danforth.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-01-14
Shower for Bride.

Miss Clara Shuart and Miss Mar
garet Roman entertained a company
of friends at the home of Miss Roman
on West Pine street yesterday after
noon the guest of honor being Miss
Margaret James. Mesdames Mcintosh,
Garrison, Clifton Smith, V. V. Logan,
Fitzpatrick, William Wayne, w. II.
Harrison, +. r. Ferguson. G. A. Ketch-
am, Shines, Sanford. Ciaycomb. Hazel
rigg, \. ID. Price. Roman; Misses Ell
lithorpe. Christianson, Cairns. Rey-
nolds. Rich, skunk. Book, Thorne,
Becker, Downing, Wright. Dyer and
Isabel Roman showered the bride elect
with gifts of use and beauty for her
new home, and spent pleasant after
noon with cards, sewing and visiting
about the charmingIy served tea tables,
whose. color, harmony was set by yell
low and white narcissus.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-01-14
A China Wedding.

Mcsdames {. J. Lemly, j. NJ. Ledie
II. l.. Anderson, Thomas Hickey, W.
II. Mrrpfy. Harry Minard, J. A. Col
ling, @. Q. Day, *. Mcdonald, T. J.
Minard, +. a. White, A. \. Munich, r.
c. Moeller and Miss Mabel Day gath
cred at the home of Mrs. George An
drcws on South Third street Thursday
bration of her twentieth wedding ami
versary Mrs. Moeller spoke in behalf
OF the ladies assembled, presenting
Mrs. Andrews with beautiful dresser
set of hand painted china reminding
that the twentieth anniversary is the
China Wedding" Music and refresh
mcnts added pleasure to the afternoon.
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club will meet Monday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. J. w. Hicklin. 61S
South Fourth street, west. The pro.
gram will include discussion Of
Home Problems" led by Mrs. 7. II.
Dunstan.
The literature department will meet
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. A. E.
Spaulding in apartment 6, Sacajawea
lodge. Mrs. George H. Hill will read
THE Twelve Pound Look" and dis
cussion of the work Of Sir James NJ.
Barrie led by Miss Buckhous.
The art department will meet Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. w. F. Robin
son. The program will include dis
cussion of the work of E. c. Tarbell.
Brotherhood Of Anglican Yeomen.
The Brotherhood Ind American Yeo-
men. homestead Not 1o67, will meet in
regular session Mehday evening at
the Knights Of Txthias hall. Past
Foreman J. A. BakEr Nill serve as in
stalling officer at this time, conduct
ing the ceremony which gives seats to
tho officers clcctcdsto serve the COM
ing year.
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Bachelors Club Entertains.

The Bachelors club entertained some
of their friends in Ravalli, last week
night lunch was served at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Dorset to the
following guests OF the Bachelors:
Misses Edna and Matte Hull. Messrs.
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As You Like Il Club.

The AS You Like 1t club will meet
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Tylar Il.
Thompson at her homo on East Front
street. The program topic will be
The Army and Navy" under the lead
crship of Mrs. Tyler Wordcn.
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prano in Chicago today and we have
heard this statement from many per-
sons IN the profession here who are
entirely unprecedented. She has what
is really the best church position in
Chicago and is getting good outside
engagements. We heard her in The
Messiah the other evening. Size was
Ccrtai, ~ wonderful"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-01-14
West Side Club.

The West Side club will meet Fri
day afternoon at $50 o'clock ut the
Lowell school. DR.. Il. c. Anderson will
Public Health and Sanitation" An
invitation is extended to all persons
who may be interested in the subject
under discussion, to attend this meet
ing.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-01-14

Matters of serious import have oc-
cupied much time and thought in
MfsSoula social circles during the
week just ended. Religious and philan-
thropic organizations leagues for civic
bcttermcnt and culture clubs have
jostled one another for place upon the
schedule and the new year is making
a brilliant and vigorous beginning in
the line of good works. Lodges have
continued to install their officers for
the new year, the list being now
nearly complete.
BY way of relaxation, three brilliant
balls given by the electricians at Elite
hall, an evening of dancing enjoyed by
$50 members and guests of the Mis-
soula Social Dancing club at Elks ball
room, a few hours of dancing at the
Orchard Home clubhouse, many home
dancing parties, and many games of
bridge played at home by clubs and
casual groups, have proved Missoula
more than ever of neighborly and So
cial type in its community life.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-01-14
kaffee kraenzchen.

The kaffee kraenZchcn of the Lima
lodge will meet next Thursday after
SCHNEIDER, 1890 South Seventh street,
west.
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A Social Session.

The Ladies' society of the Brother
hood Of Locomotive Engineers and
Firemen will entertain all members Of
the brotherhood and their families in
social session, Monday evening at
Eagles hall. The program of the
evening will include game of cards
and banquet.
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A Dancing Party.

Ladies of the Episcopal church will
give dancing party at the parish
house next Friday evening, to- which
they invite friends OF the church,
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A Marriage Announced.

n company of 40 young people en-
joyed the hospitality of the home Of
Mrs. Gluyas on East Front street Mon
day evening, the. occasion being a
shower of gifts for Mr.. and Mrs. Ted
Wcsthy and the announcement of the
date OF the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs.
Westby. which had been kept a secret
from their friends. The wedding had
been solcmnized in the parlors OF the
Thornton hotel in Butte on Sunday
afternoon, December II, 1916. Mrs.
Westby was before her marriage, Mrs.
Nell T.. Hclwig Of this city. Mr..
Westby has been for several years
employed by the Lindsay Commission
company in western Montana. Many
beautiful gifts were presented to Mr..
and Mrs. Westby with best wishes for
their success and happiness. The
evening was concluded with music and
dancing and refreshments.
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Mrs. Scott Hostess,

Mrs. James l.. Scott was hostess at
her home on University avenue Tues
day afternoon, entertaining company
OF ladies at bridge. The guest list in
Guided Acslamss \. w: Wilcox, J, A.
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Just as YOU
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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-01-14
T. T. K. Club.

7. 7. K. Club.
The T. 7. X. club gave japanese
party at the home of Miss Lois Jones
last Tuesday evening. as compliment
to Miss Sophie Hendrickson, who has
come recently to make her home in
Missoula,' Members CT the club pres
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Ladies Of the 3. Of |. r. and E.

The Ladies' society of the Broth
erhood of Locomotive Firemen and
noon with Mrs. H. NJ. Wilkerson at
her home, 1915 Poplar street.
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Mt. Jumbo Civic League.
The Mount Jumbo Cavic league will
meet next Friday evening at, the Pres
colt school. The program viii in
clude a talk on Thrift" by 8. H.
Russell. vocal solos by Miss Ruth
Berry. and instrumental music.
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William Wayne w. II. Harrison,
Frank Borg. A. d. Price, George r.
Coffman. NJ. L. Dean, w. 1. Murphy.
E. +. Dodds, J. L. Williams, Frank
Thomas, S. f. Sumner. Asa Willard,
Ralph Adams, H. r. Wilkinson, Hol-.
lcnbeck, G. A. Ketcham, f. II. Freeze:
Misses Book, Wright, Shuart. Thorne.
Shoup. Roman, Rich, Becker, Ellithorpe.
Rankin, Fliegelman, Mcdonald and
Christianson spent a most delightful
evening with the guest of honor and
the hostcsscs. Games were played and
musical numbers were rendered. Mrs.
Price responded generously to repeated
requests for her beautiful interpreta-
ton of favoritc songs and little Miss
Gladys Price did some of her pretty
dances as well as singing. Misses
Marjorie Wilkinson, Gladys and Doro-
thy Peterson and Gladys Price served
the refreshments with favors and
decorations all in pink and white.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-01-14

Richardson. Stevens and Brothers of
Roman. Mr.. and Mrs. Black of Perma:
to Messrs. and Mesdames F. l.. Worden,
{ NJ. Dorsett, T. c, Caswell, J. W.
Carr, j. r. Roos. Mrs. NJ. Salzmanlf
and Mrs. Clarence Edmondson, Misses
Lillian Grady and Gladys Moore:
Messrs. Frank Spaulding, c. E. Allen
and r. l.. Mcbride. ~t
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Park Addition Club.

The Park Addition club will meet
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. John Clausen. Mrs William
Tiffany will be program leader for
the day, the topic being 1.-The POSSIBLE
tiles of Labrador Response to roll
call will be given with quotations from
Dr. Grenfell
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Mothers Club.

The Mothers club will meet Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. William w.
Wickes at her home on South Sixth
street west
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t'Br0Wnat0ne"
TintS Your Hair
In a Minute
Preferrec 20 slow Aetna DYES,

The StraighteSt roac ana the short
est cut to the certainty of an attractive
and beautiful appearance is the use
of "BroWnatone" Hair Stain.
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off and needs retouching only as the
hair grows out,
"Brownatone" hair stain is far su-
perior to dyes and is absolutely
harmless in every way.
Sold by all druggists, in two sizes.
25c and Sl.Oo. Ii you are offered a
substitute, save annoyance by refusing
ii and ordering "Brownatone" direct
from the makers.
Insist on "Brownatone" at your hair
drcsser's.
4 trial bottle and interesting booklet
Will he mailed idr IN cenfs.-".Mention
sifade desired. 50 $3.50 -
Address The kentoil Pharmacal Co.
6sS f, Pike ST., Covington, Ky
Sold and guaranteed in Missoula by
Garden City Drug Co, NissOu'a Drug
So, and othe. leading dealers, ADV,
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To Attend q Dance.

Mr.. and Mrs. j.. w. Carr, Mrs. .c,zeM.
Dorset, Misses Lillian Grady and
Gladys lg4 M99ssrs Msnsss f' Fraapk spapld.:
ing II. and 3; Il !McBTide, fSTpsd mer
!ry company to drivee from Raeaili tS'
ATTEND a dancing PARTY given at thd
Valley Greek clubhouse.
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Child Welfare Club.

Mrs. w. ]. Ferguson will be hostess
for the Child Welfare club, Tuesday
afternoon, at her home, 527 Ford street.
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Sons Of Hermann,

The local lodge of the Sons of Her.
mann, Schiller No. 4. will give its
fourth annual masque, ball at the Elite
hall on the evening, of January 80. The
party will be more elaborate than ever
before and adequate provision will be
made for costumes
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-01-14
Department Meetjnus,

The social and domestic science de-
partment OF the Missoula Womau's
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Lila Adams Birthday.
Lila Adams, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph B. Adams celebrated her
fifth birthday yesterday afternoon,
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w. r. c. installation.

w. r. c. Inhalation.
The local post of the Women's Re-
lief corps installed officers last
Wednesday afternoon, the ceremony
being conducted by Mrs. J. L. James,
president of the Montana department
Of w. r. c. Mrs. w. H. Murphy. de-
.partment treasurer. was conductress.
The officers seated at this time were:
Mrs. Georgiana Crawshaw, president;
Kate Moeller, senior vice president;
Olive White. junior vice president;
Dom Anderson. treasurerv Blanche
lXFvso'pi saessfNr r;ooEslAiss Schmidt.
CIV tlain; Louise G.lpslieSi Gon&patrsss
Margaret Lemlx. assistant conductress
Ada Danfortn. guard. Anna Pritchett,
assistant guard; Kate Mcdonald, pa
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with a party Of little friends from the
neighborhood. Katherine, Robert and
Albert Besancon, Marion and Alberta
Wilcox. Margaret Mckay. Nancy and
Willard Drake, Betty Lee Bonner.
Louise Preston, Robert and Mabel
Willard and Martha Smith made up
the happy company of little people to
play games and eat birthday cake.
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EDITOR THE TINES.


instant enclos
a subscriber inquiring
regarding the ed Cross take pleasure in
spending to the same herewith
the only voluntary relief organiza-
being permitted work in
relief soldiers and
the president the United States auto
president of the American Red Cross and while
hampered waiting
president the United
the Red Cross makes it become branch of the
government
this
noble this country, which
brings action half of the population who would
the department, and in
collected all
whether subscriptions
drive $1OO0O0000
incidental the collection
amounted fraction under cent
the allowance which the permitted
used
necessarily considerable the
sng the like which
paid campaign such they conducted
membership the that than
be a
ersp the Red Cross 95 cents guaranteed be
in actual relief work
supplies socks
Red does permit this whatever
supplies anything
They entirely to soldiers
their families when required The stories
entirely
organization.
believe fully questions asked.
of Very respectfully yours,
A. G. PRICHARD
Tacoma Red Cross Christmas Drive.
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DIR. II. II. Slayden, Taco
ma osteopath with offices in
the Fidelity building, was
cleared OF the charges of
alternating the affections Of
the wife of Hans Mauseth,
in Judge Chapman's court
aturday.
The jury which heard the trial
of the $4,000 damage case
brought by Mauseth against the
doctor, returned a verdict in ia.
vor of Slayden at noon.
DR.. Slayden is a brother OF
County Commissioner Slayden.
Altho the evidence and final ar
guments IN the case were complet-
ed late Friday, the jury did moi
start its deliberations until Sat
urday morning owing to the illness
of relative of one of the women
jurors.
Blackmail Charged.
Answering the charges of Maui
seth that Slayden had wrongful re.
lations with Mrs. Mauseth on sew
eral occasions in July after she
had gone to him for regular os-
teophatic treatment, the defense
based it's case on the claim that
the $4,000 suit was a blackmail-
ing scheme.
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WIDESPREAD PLOT
AGAINST THE REDS
Omitted Press Leased VII

tSnteu Iress lJeaSeu WIIcsl
PETROGRAD, Dec. 21.--(De
layed, via London, Dec. 22).-
Discovery of widespread plot
against the bolsheviki govern
Iment was announced by the work
mems and soldiers soviet today.
Full letails and documentary
evidence, which 1t was declared
involved many leading members
of the cadet constitutional demo-
craft party, were to be published
shortly.
One of the plans OF the rev0lu-
tionaries, 1t was said, was to de-
stroy discipline among the soviet
troops by organizing l0oting par
ties to steal liquor and distribu-
ton of intoxicants among the sol
diers.
Ukranian forces have taken
over the Rumanian and south
western fronts and have unitel
under Gen. Tcherbatcheff, accord
ing to word received here today.
INN ediate arrest Of the general
has been ordered by the bolshe-
WIKI government.
This may indicate early re-
sumption of fighting against the
Germans.
The Rumanians were practical
ly forced into acquiescence with
the bolsheviki armistice plans be-
cause Russian troops with them
Joined the armistice. The Ukrain-
ians are bitterly opposed to the
bolsheviki, and, presumably. also
to the bolsheviki separate peace
plan.
All Ukrainian Cossacks have
been ordered modified and far
reaching revolutionary movement
against the bolsheviki seemed to-
day to have been set definitely In
motion.