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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-21

\ stranger III ;hIS "'uu:rE w"u'T
ina gin. that congress w"Hld eventual
" get oyer! thinS said Ur.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-21

Buy Thrift Stamps and help bring
our boys back home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-21
OF
GERMAN WOMEN SOON

The registration Of all German wo.
men in the county of Ohio and the city
Of Wheeling. claSsed as alien enemies
will be- made in the near future. The
work would have already been started
but owing 10 a delay in securing the
necessary blanks the registration has
been held up. Walter Worls, Of the
city police force. will be stationed In
the First branch council chamber to
register all alien German women in
Wheeling. while those residing in the
district outside the city will be regis.
tered By Postmaster w. W. Irwin at
the postofice. ::
This registration will be exactly sim.
liar to the one hello last winter when
the men were registered. AS yet no
steps have been taken in the direction
of registration of the alien AusTi'
ans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-21
COUNCIL MEETS FOR
BUSY SESSION TONIGHT

The city ruunrilm"n ar" slated 10
have a busy session This evening in
The city hulding. Tn" rcc ny propu
yirinn will b" up fur ratification anu
Ihn COMMITTEE" in charg" has selected
III" Carver plot on Wheeling lIill as
the place Ia establish in" site.
The reading u; the building cod"
will doubtless b. Resume |. and man.
PETITIONS and reports of til" city Uili-
riaiS will hr up for attention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-21
INSURANCE SUIT

The supreme Court OF The State nj
West Virginia has set aside the yer
dict found in the Circuit court here in
1916 in the case styled William i.
Hubbard vs.. The Equitable Life tnsur-
ance Company and renamed il back
for trial. In this case Mr.. Hubba rd
brought suit in behalf of other policy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-21

holders and himself 10 lost the validity
Of the policy contract governing loans.
The raSe was unr of the most INFER
rs1inE eyer tried here.
During tho trial it was brought out
that Mr.. Hubbard offered to surrender
his policy for certain sum and thai
The local agency rejected his PROPOSE
tion. The suit followed and the de-
fenoant won.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-21

assaulted Keenan, should be made
AS to the investigation of the assault
in the Randolph county Jail, AS Mr.
Walker has stated, it will be made
and This court has no sympathy for
those who take The law into their own
hands, as did these people in Elkins.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-15
September is, 1918

Copyright 1915 by Star Rights
RaKis,ereh s 'snt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25
MNIIsrIC

4 supreme Offering 700 tIWd"W.
olroOf the worlds greatest pictures
lhe Win" will Ir me superb ui
traction at tho Majestic ih'uior FOR
tnrce days beginning t"w"Ir"".
IN, Whip" H the ono motion pl.
.iuto that has everything mat pleas '
otcry body
4 thoroly ronuNout wholly p'oH".
ing story l- tol1 p "rhc whip lhH
s,ury deals with the intrigue VIII Do
i' wound around a fnmoqS Eg',o,
Wnip rpuu the question of TIA"
VAIN winning a grcrt race depends
the 9urruneH NJ several pvup't
love affair also hnuE- ON the r'srIi
&, tho race .,huu several u' tho
pCoplr who Hro betting against i''
horse ,Tnuing nud that THE Wh.u'
is certain tn wh the race. they so %
K,cat lcggths to prevent Ga, hl'af
f,um appearing on the track iiui
their effurt4 hll The HORSE mah"F
the race. but with the pwnrt'H dhuRh-
t,t ns n. Jockey ineplncr ~ tho
Jockey who had been selected tn
make the rHoe Az ends well Tor the
uyto aud heroine whilo the villain
tha the adventures who is hH part -
ust. meet their deserved fate.
ltais impossible TO cEpatiato too cN
tc6slVely upon the thrills ana inienS
i'v Of this picture Money has uv"n
scent with lavish hand in Hccurtrl l
th, biggest and mos, thhlliug scenes
iI,tJblo for this tremendous feutu'n.
twenty five thousand dollars wt-
spent for a train wreck for lust ono
or the mnny hiR scenes An auto
idublle was smashed To bits In the
iu u thrilling auto accident ever seen
ON tho screen for another scene \
small tprtIac was speui IN securtti
absolutely correct hunting costume
/ Tor the actors who participate in tnc
hls hunt dfnuA- aud the hunt itself
Ia The motion picture oI the annual
fox hunt held by one uf the mosi
/ famous hunting clubs In the country
The why is eu-ily one of tae
/ lusgest mott - pictgrcs In the world
I IT, appearance In this city rs u real
event he sure YOU yco 10
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25
IlI,OADM Az

Tumans flocked ~ The broadwny
thchter Yesterday afternoon undAc -
sninE aud thor llN on Dyed tnr 'iN
big vaudeville actasand picture pro-
gram Aa u result everybody b. talk
ing about thr big time ACES mud
splendid pictures The phutpph' II
one with great moral u ~ a VITA
graph production IN tlNc parts, IN
titled THE other Man and frh-
lures Harry Motcv who n nhly 1uu-
ported Nv an excellent east There
are two excellent comedy pictures.
The RiyR Larsen troupe. n"rlolists,
present some apectncu'r~ fott7 on
the trapeEe. It II u splendid act Dhas.
Ilchtcr IL real ontertplner in hls
Cumeds pipunlogua He T. the hest
artist OF the Kind TN LONG time.
There Is real clasa to the uoNci'v
combination tieht wire act rrcscn'ed
hv the neripl nuilers The other 'wn
sets nrd ait good and include Drive
and ircns i.e0nard comedy slnslrr.
thlkinu and dRnctus. Drnu,illo n0d
MACK street musicians and janis
prd neum, singing and dancing Tpe-
Cialty
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25

tuifod tn provide enough food in
1913. Whether tho war continues
a. not. the demands or this country
h,cause ~ thr Increasing pupulR
ton ana he needs Of europe VIII
he great An especially strong dc
mand viii be made an this country
for meats and live stock ia l4if
l.. Notwithstanding the many difficult
i,a encountered the farmers plant
td tho larEcst hctcaEcE M the MA
tor, Gf the uatlon, harvested record
srCps OF mos, thlhF- except wheat
hud succeeded IN greatly inrreuHlpg
tht gambler IT i've stock The rcc.
ord ~ the farmer last year. made
IA tie face of obstacles, ia ground
for confidence ON thei part that
with equal Application ana urgani.
hHtinu. they can overcome the di'-
ftuiiica this year hnt the program
esit ciallv points out II does not af,
furd justification tor any leiup this
year In production activities or. ~
conservation efforts
The situation IN such that chief
emphasis should be given TO- tho
Production uf the great staple food
producta, with special stress on
wheat ana hogs the lcadlng war
foods II is believed that the ucc-
cHiurv production can he secured
thri. tho use " the best known farm
methods, but itnIuay he noceaSnfN a.
small extent tp sacrifice certain
uf the less Important farm crops
temporarily Inv the interest " others
wllch ra-k highest Ia impoftanco
"A" food Tor man Above nll. sound
farm practice Including we'll estah-
llAhed Crop rotations with leEumcs
should not be interefercd with This
H. In tho inieroat chiefly NJ crops 'iu
siture years"
rne, aouth h urged 10 provide
food for It, own people nnd feed fut
i'a Ike stock. ana then 20 plant u,
much cotton HK can well DO culli'
I ,r ted land harvgsted To rtkcrs ui
log aud beer animals the, world
need for meats and fats iH made
clear. Farmers are urged to ioir
lNith the men ON the ranges In pro
vidinR sheep whose wool " needed
! tJ equip soldiers.
The program discusses the firu
/ labor problem. pointB ont the Ilur'
uf effort FOR relief ana outlines M
activities uf tho feLcrai ana stat
agencies 60 furnish assistance I
/ Indicates that, white the labor stu
IbUon sim presents difficulties an,
w. especially acute Ia the noishhot
/ ood eof great Industrial ccuicrs ne
f. mers succeeded ln ovcrcomu'
them last year. and thn', w,tt lciicl
to'pRnizn tion ard especially with ~
fcrrcd classification ut skilled fhru
4 Il.Irr. the difficulties Fguin can b'
~ mounted and production main
ned ond Increased lu certain di
rcotions
Tho apartment states tint " Il
apAiltlng ana Will continue TO nssis
u farmers w eNcrN feasible wny. th1
l it, eplaVroi persouncl. funds ~
! ArIlities. to secure aud safrsuar,
| their scod supplics aud to preveu
l,H.,s uf tuodstuffs trom tnrcc
,,,sM aud dlsepsrs ut plants ana amt
mais
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25
INCREASED PLANTING
OF WHEAT IS URGED
Dcrnrnicni ~ agriculture l:ccom-
Epud- Hru fiuu ~ Moro Iu6-i
trodHDtA

20 sr, i.
NthIl.HHI.H ron nv
T.0'1E nf a. l'i' '"'t acreage 70
trrur w.t s'l 'h' production oi
.. n.r'af.1 HHN oi "iher t"od
d .rw 'r. .'c stock. eHp"rl-
aIh 0or " umTua"d ~ Nv
up.rn'r" ...3 production pr"
'.au .s."t hF iH" 'n''ed 7'e'"A
ION. '' l''l. -" 80
.|... .U u,.dur,,on pro-
~ t.-f8fs r.y,t hy the depart-
.ses.larr r.iao IN ,ts ran and tho
.. .ssr rrsprllnr ln
..t .r. ..,I,1.tion ana In
,sa rraru lion NJ fondstuff. In
...u H9Ileo ia ropncction
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25
MIDDLETON MISTAKEN
FOR SENATOR B0RAH


ng,o5 ..orrlpp tenitht wev The
ars.ting ,.trndsd ,u Arthur Midiic
,on ~ p.nial ba baritone OF tho
Moirop0lI'an opera company "- b"
stepped from the elevator u' F'"'"'
nert chicago hoto recently
"0ood morning answered 'h. sing
ar s,fneWhnt nom ussed NI' SUI
wl.hing 10 he ns,,rtbic
"Apd what tns rnr senator got ~
sny this m0ruAlr '"hhh'.' WV
psntlsman Win notebook ready ana
1,ncll p8l.Sa
"Not ttTOh ex apt that ] hhSon
nrc.utcd an, uumluation, N'. lur'
chat nato elected mo 10 thr "n''r
mny nsk 70"
"Why niteN Nuu urr S'u'''' '''
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25
Old Traders
Dope

OIiD TRADER went of HALF
COOKED when he announced tho
Missouri ROUNDUP IN Convention
Hall. lie did not ask any qucsiien-
and did ma know the pHO.HAh,
and many people were DisAP-
POINTED because EVERYTHING
was not FAST and pErPERr ns IN
DiCATftD nv OIU THADLn's
Dupt.,---irom this on Old TNA-
DER WILL NOT Butt IN.
At THE SIDE SIiOW the
JUDGES we're EQUAiiS DIVIDED
~ 20 who owned the PUMPKIN and
In the case of one hen laying sn cyg
tine debate must come up agsin. Hut
and another hen Matching tho
chicken, u was decided that the heu
that SET on the egg and HATt'HIfD
the chicken wns the MOTHER of
the CHICKEN and " was niso
UNANlMouSLH agreed that " u
woman gives UiftT1i to BtBy and
HIRES n COLORED waiter 10 take
earr ~, u wtile size attends all tho
SOCIETY CARD PARTIES that the
BABY RIGHTrULLS BELONGS io
ita COlOHED MAMMA and II left
to the REAL LOVE- OF the HAIRY
the C0iONED MAMMA would WIN
EVERYTiME, Other aNat issues
viii hc discussed from time Ia time.
Please do NOT forget our BABY
COLONIES out an ftp edges of
Tuisn, where OLD TRADER has
PLACED MORE THAN THREi.
HUNDRED FAMILIES WITH IA.
BIEs, all within ,c-s than one year 4
want hotDe where your little DtH-
LINGs can romp aud play aud grow
gardens, chickens, pis-, and drink
pure MIX from your own COW. call
fer Old TRADER aud talk II over
II you want STAR BRAND shoes,
Oyeralis or Dry Goods, eqiii for MIts.
TRADER. Please don't forget
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25
Good Business

Dprosidcnt of the Retain credit Mems
Association)
am Good business
/ Hm the foundation OF nation 3
prosperity
am mighty In pes0s and a still
.miEhtirr power in war
when ann present mills are busy.
factories run overtime everybody is
employed and everybody has money
to rpcud keep labor happy, dis
pei fear encourage chrinI and build
nr the general good
Uy my power armies nrc organ
zcd. fci clothed and supplied with
munitions
From me are drawn taxes funds
FOR charities. subscriptions Tor war
bonds and money unlimited
As I Nve thrive Hs ! thrive /
grow. and the nation that has me
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25

HNlSTpM okla, Feb. - Al the
intctns ~ tIrr CITY council tL,t w0"k
IA bids FOR the lettlus Ji the cou-
tenet fpr the new cit, han were
orcucd and 1, was found ttlt the
lowest bid t2i 500 was In ex, rna ~
the money voted for that purpo1e hN
almost 5000. 40 the iotung ~ 'Ne
contract was deferred The lr,h-
tctts wcro Instructed 10 Jrnw new
uans and ~ cume within the limit
Il lie bond money voted
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25

grows with me.
| am the enemy NJ waste and the
friend NJ wise economy
am. however. sensitive. Tho
country that wants 10 keep me must
treat me with consideration or re-
fuse to ho it's guest As am inter
ested in everyone. everyone must
support me My.hohhy ls ru-opera
uon. make mouey fur everyone
whore everyone makes money For
me. when ponple get the false mo-
ton NJ savings and hide their money.
| frown. when they spend sensbly.
I smile, tor above all, am fair
minded
see both sides. for .pay mo-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25

nvoritcs want an 10 prosper and
know that this can only hc when
ouey passes readily from huuI TO
hand from trade To- trade
when war comes should he
treated 9TH utmost considcrnl on.
for tbs only by counting me that a
country can care FOR both It's soldiers
and to Citizcns
10 everything to encourage my
presence.
am powerful guest
See that stay among YOU.
/ am Good business
Copyright 1918. by King Feaurcs
Syndicate. Incorporated
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25
couNrm sronE Is msLp ,r
Three Masked Men -" Manager to
Chair AMI Take Sl2a.

UnlRrOW. Okla. Feb g.. word
wua received here yesterday ~ Tho
rohhlns of the Abraham y Joseph
geuotiu' merchandise store az lloy-
burn. small station ON the Frisco
nhuut i've miles east OF liriatuN.
Three masked men drove up iu the
fturp IN an automobile .hult z
O'Clock lridb, o,euinu aud conferred
the store, demanding that JOHnph.
who was alone IN the upre. throw
up his hands They then tool, ilai in
Gosh some checks ard revolver
Ttev tod Joseph IN d chair ful left
fhr whole procedure took hut q low
mtiut, and Josuph could not give
q good dos rlption Of The men tho Ne
fslt stie that he knew one of the
party.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25

Saturday e. ~. NrlRht sold Mis-
residence on the top of lNtuI ph,o
tu W a. urONn presldenJont he
Union National bank No @ptrmrnt
ut. the consideration involved hhs
been made. but II II uudcrsIoyd tJ
hUNo been in excess OF iio.puH Ne
EroWu proposes 20 mako some
rather extensive improvement Nnl
now has architects ana landscape
engineers preparing these plans Nj
Wright has purchased n temporary
homo on sapth M street from the
firm OF Lamih ana Gibbons lie oN
peets tu undertake the erection uf B
| new home In IRVING place within the
! next few months There have been
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25
Gets ore ~ Baxter.

RtNGiINg. okla Feh g 60.
T. - Wagner has word from his
son-in law ana business associate.
John D. Hea ~ llnNier Hpring'. Kan
that a forty -acrr lease they own nenr
BAXTER spriupA. hns had its miueral
value proven Test well No 2 VS. fuH
OF shines 80 entered q ltstuut
vein ~ iOl 60 ll9 feet Of q per crut
ore No Z is drilling % feet west Of
No
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25

WAtRlkN. Okip., Feb %. e. 3,
storms. editor ~ the Wburijt News
Democrat has boon chosen president
ot the WuutiN district council "
defense Z g. Crawfor,His % y. pres
ld,nt aud W T. CartC'r sarrnWrv.
treasurer Meetings are tn he held
monthly sunday afternoons
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25
News From Travis


'------------------------
Private George g. Rrmorp n,s boon
Coursr, Do INK a,t,...pn
-
Albert kistpr rumrany .t I.,u
hti,IIiop ia. henp r..u.Ytsd tl fnr
rank of corpofai
Holland u T'reos fprrarry oCgau
many IN. Jru b,tt,l.., has N..o
tnl-ferr.a fl Comp.,,. .i.Istb bat.
talon.
s.ry, pry,., t-d.., ,f oornJ
,. fne rer,mr,,nl I,HJ t,. ls.,. de-.
tailed 10 lu.i.u,, luyi,,s
pr,aio v. a. scott D. ,t.r, ,
..Ur.s ln u.. ..boot a. ,r,,.s ..,,. .,.,t.,,.
r.lr.. I'm. l,.py
.rr. N.pber..r r,,. t,,, .,,,.a,o.,
a.. Ola, rar. ~ st...I,'., ,.... .',,,
rr.,r,, It.rn.. D., .,,.bp. t..t.,,
rr.u-rt,I r.. tb, r,,, ~ ,.., ..I,,.
prNnte
Noted 10 thr pot ~ .ergeant
Private lpm,s vs. calvert ur sand
syringe hH. I.tu rrnmptrd il l .nr.
funlr.
Pr',''" l.s'w o. rmn IVA. boon
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25

Tho rtlrc NJ plato gl0ss is advnnr.
ing dalN Hrtter anr. Cart lrru"h q
Wakefield about plate glass policy
Phone Slu0 Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25

Private r. J IrcNmuth of Tulsa
has been appointed 90 the rank Of
corporal In Company L. 1asth lriau-
try
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25

Private George g. Enmors h's boon
detailed as acting ,oWrnhpUI" In'
roWpau, tu. 18Th battalion
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25

corp urnruo 'Iurt has lnrr pro
u"tod lo The uut pf sergeant
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25

pri1'" 1Hs'#H r curry IVA. boon
from Company T. IaVth
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25

UrlNates Alfred nroVu ~ Fuud
FrrIugs uui r1rol.ar G. rurms1l NJ
1u'n have boon promoted u' the
ruA NJ porpuruIa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-08-25
Monroe County
F air at the GAP

t1pec'1i Correspondence o. The Tribune
NELAWARE WATER GAP. Penn.
Aug. 24.-One week from Mon
day the big Monroe County fair
opens, when some of the speediest
horseracing Of the country Will be en-
joyed on the fast half-mile track. It
viii be held day and night this year
and already many of the houses in the
" alter Gap are planning straw rides to
visit the fair in the evening.
Recent New York arrivals at the Kit
tatinny are Miss Grace Kelley. Mrs.
NJ ryan Powell and W W Starbuck.
II ". Jacobson and family. Of New
York. are recent arrivals at the Castle
Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Jorgenson, of New
York. are at the Forest Mrs. A. NJ.
Woodward and Mrs. A W Davidson. OF
New York, who are making d tour Of
the state. are spending several restful
DAYS at the Forest
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morrison. Of New
York, Ell route to the White Mountains,
spent few days at the Central
NJ. and Mrs. j. L. James. of New
ork, have arrived at the Riverview.
where they expect to spend the re
mainder OF August and the month of
September
At the Bellevue from New York City
are Miss jeanette Foxman. Miss Anna
Folollne and Miss Josephine Peckman.
Mrs. Joseph O'Neil and Miss Diana
7 Barris. of Brooklyn, are arrivals at
the Ontwood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-08-25
Brilliant Dinners and Dances That Usu-
ally Mark Event Will Be Absent
This Year

OF New York: Mrs. Frank f. shute,
MIS-. Margaret Weber and Mrs. Karl G.
Roeblng. The patronesses included
Mrs George Faies Baker. Mrs George
A. Blckneh, Mrs Edward B. Havens,
Mrs. Howard Hansel. Mrs Samuel
lleilner Mrs. Henry H Hewitt. Mrs.
" liam R. Rochester and Mrs. Adrian
Hoffman Joline.
Arrangements are now being made
for dog show for the benefit of the
Red Cross on September > Mr. and
Mrs. ". w Wilcox have the affair in
charge. The fete VIII conclude with
Labor Day ball N the New Essex and
Sussex Hotel
Ms Ira Nelson Morris. wife Of the
American ambassador 20 Sweden, has
gone 10 Boston for a brief stay. She
VII return to Spring Lake and will be
5olned there early next month by her
band, who is now in England
Mr. and Mrs. Walter c. Teagle. Of
New York Will remain at the Essex
and Sussex until early September, when
they VIII reopen their Park Avenue
residence DIR. and Mrs George Fales
Baker VIII 60 from the Essex early IN
September fer an automobile tour of
the Adironaacks
Charles c. Pearson. Chief Food Ad-
mlnistrator Of London, England, is at
the New Monmouth as the guest of
/ A Adams. Of New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-08-25
Long Branch Opens
New Auto Speedway

1p"ciGt lo~res HN1'dence OF The Tribune
Y 0NG BRANCH. n J.. Aug. "a
Owners Of fast automobiles have
been taking keen delight in rae
lng them over the new speedway which
opened lass Saturday 1t was built at
q cost Of $4,000. the expense being d.
Etued between tne state and the county,
ati1 NIenas from a point adjoining
SHADOW Lawn, the former nome Of Pres
.den wilson. 20 upper broadway. The
speedway has been under construction
aooat SIX months and g the only one Of
lis sort ON The coast
re oman Committee on Girls
Aetif les Of the Var Camp Community
ice mas completed It's organization
hy electing Mrs. Ear S Clark. chair
man Mrs. William L Cate and Mrs. Al
red hess. vlce-chairmen. and Miss
ioren1e rleet. secretary IF the execu-
i've committee, ore which the following
ac9itional women wll serve: Mrs
homas v Arro8smth. Miss Laura
eonro"- Miss Mabel DAVIS. Mrs Chris
lopher GREGORY. VI ISIS Belva t4oldstein.
Mrs. LOUIS Grumbach Mrs. Frederick
3. Harris Mrs. john J Lowell. Mrs.
~ lillam {. Price. Mrs J 3 J. Rhodes
Mrs.. J. A Str-tton. Mrs !. L. Van
. rake, Mrs. +. J. Wells and Mrs. r. c.
Wy a .i
Girls between The ages Of eleven and
twenty one VIII be registered for patri
otlc work. 4 committee on nursing was
also appointed
Locust Point IS arranging for
Labor Day carnival. The entries will
close on Saturday, August 81. The
water sports VIII include single and
.lorbie rowing races for men; single
ana double rowing races FOR girls, men
and oovs' canoe races, single and dou-
be fer men and girls. and canoe TIT
ing contest Another feature viii ne q
number Of athletic games, which will
pc staged on the lawn adjoining the
Late arrivals at the hotels are;
Pannaci-Dr and Mrs. +. A. Curtis.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnson. Mrs. J.
NJ kafel and Miss Gertrude RafFel. all
Of New York.
Iackanassee Mr. and Mrs. A. Alex
ander Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nagel. Mrs.
q. Davidson. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. u. Jones
ana Mr. and Mrs II. B. Litthauer, ali
Of New York
= Hollywood - Mr.. and Mrs. David
Brown, Mrs J. K Ward and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank S Hunter. all Of New York
West End Mss Hazel +. Denke,
Mrs. ;. Stone, Mr.. and Mrs. william
Collins and j. y. Elliott, all of New
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Newport Artists
Aid Red Cross

Speed Correspondence OF The T-'bxrsl
NEWPORT. Aug. 24-Mrs. John H.
~ Hanan took hand in aiding me
Red Gross this week when she mad
bazaar a. Castlewood on Thursday For
Inc benetit OF the Newport Chapter
Another OF the interesting entertain-
nen.s o. the week was the evening
ts:e given a. The Art Association for
me benefit Of the Sunday afternoon
entertaining fund. The list Of patron
esses included Mrs. Hugh D. Auchin-
Gloss, Mrs Arthur Curtiss James, Mrs.
Ogden Goelet, Mrs. Louis L. Lorillard,
Mrs. Egerton L. Winthrop, Mrs. Van
derbilt, Mrs. William P. Thompson,
Mrs Austen Gray. Mrs. French Van
derbilt, Mrs. r Livingston Beeckman,
Mrs. John Nicholas Brown. Mrs. Alex
ander Hamilton Rice. Mrs. Roderick
Terry, Mrs. Oliver Gould Jennings,
Mrs. James 3. Duke. Mrs. Harold
Brown. Mrs. Henri Barton Jacobs,
Mrs Edward II. Padelford. Mrs.
Charles Frederick Hoffman, Mrs. Fred
erck Nelson, Mrs. LOUIS 5. Trradweli,
Mrs ". Orne Wilson and Mrs. Joseph
Hartman.
Mr.. Cornelius Vanderbilt and her
daughter, Miss Grace Vanderbilt, have
returned from New York, and Mrs.
VANDERBILT. again Joined the hostesses
q the week with large luncheon
party a. Beaulieu
Mrs. Craig Biddle, at Netherclitf;
Mrs. Joseph Widener, at Beachmound.
and Mrs. Alexander J. Cassatt, at Mid
Eff, also were hostesses this week.