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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-14
WHEELING INTELLIGEEoEB
NATIONAL EDITORIAL SERVICE or THE WHEELING 1SThhh
SAVE The BIG COTTON CROP
Means Whereby Will Not Have to Pay Penalty LOT OVer
production if Labor Can Be Secured
By CLARENCE OUSLEY
Arricu
Assistant Secretary Of Agriculture.

market at one time the dtfiFuitv. even
in its worst aspects Of apprehension.
will disappear.
Whatever the war industries board or
any other function OF government may
bc able TO do will bc done 10 avert Il
calamity Ia The cotton growers. y"
danger Irnpcnds il we do not lose our
heads. Al the same time, Whllc lhr
government may be dfPcndeo uPo" l"
exercise the utmost Of it's war power tn
prevent loss, ii must be r'tlcnpcr"u
that not even the government OIL inc
United States. with all Its powers Gun
make two bales Of cotton ut lhto inc
place where there is room for only one.
Should there be n large surplus OF
cotton this year II must DC apSotptu ny
reduced production next year just as
the surplus of 1914 was absornco og re-
duccd production in the suceeeulns
three years Furthermore 1t IS only
fair TO say that the government did not
ask for so largo u crop IL WIS pro
duced because our people in the south
refused To heed the warning OF hGrl-
cultural leaders and economists
But such aid as may DC rendered
through governmental agcnces eS JuGi-
cious marketing, by withholding lot
later DEVELOPMENT q small part Oh the
crop, and by adjusting next year acre,
urc according TO the known tacts ana
Probabilities as they appear at p4ah.'ne
time. the south can yet come onl "no'e
and with profit. ~ L.
Hut the south cannot continue TO
produce more cotton than the Worio can
take al IL given time and have IL vail
dated by any fiat of government
We need TO be more concerned apout
the gathering OF the crop than ABOUT
distressing Of il. for there is reason 10
believe that our farmers are prepared
and arc willing 10 act discrcety IN mar
kclinE, but cannot gather inc crop
There is no labor that may be imported
for labor conditions are suoStahtiai'S
the same in every state. There IS no
labor that may bc created by the gov
eminent, or conscripted. for this VOTE
We are ut war. and We are using iarsC
part Of our man power for killing aho
! destroying. and those who are NOT so en-
caged must help to save inc crops
| There are enough men and women lH
| the south doing perfectly useless thinss
| to save the cotton crop. and VIC DO ho'
doubt they will do it if phey can DC
made 10 perceive the need.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-14
WHAT A DEMOCRATIC
CONGRESS MEANS

r the next House of Representa-
~ es is controlled by the Democrats
Dent. Of Alabama. who opposed 'ne
draft law and the declaration or war
and who has bitterly fought many pro-
; nosa1s nv the war department for WIN
ring the war, will continue as cAalS'
! man NJ the military affairs commlttee'
7, tho next House is Republican,
Kahn. of California, who successfully
led the light for the draft law IN the
! House. after Dent repudiated this vital
; administration measure for the win
! ming Of the war, will become chairman
Of the military affairs COMMITTED
! Which do the people want. Dent or
lKahn. at the head Of this most lmpor-
i tant committee?
II the next House is Democratic
! Kitchin. of North Carolina. will remain
ss chairman of the powerful ways ard
| means committee and floor leader IN
tho House Kitchin opposed the war.
! voted against the draft law and the
declaration Of war. II the House IS
Republican. Fordney, Of Michigan, VIII
become chairman of the ways ana
means committee. Forducy voted Tor
war and the draft.
y the next House IS Democratic
, Cbamp Clark will remain rs speaker,
, Clark opposed the draft IAN He
; states that a conscrlpt was 20 better
than q convict II the House is Re
! publican, a Republican Who Loyalty
supported al the war measures will be
! speaker.
| Do the people w1nt Shelley. Of Ken
! tncky. a Southern Democrat. to re
! min as Chairman OF the 2pFro2r'a'
Ltdons committee. that Is SporIinG their
money r. billions" Or would they
! prefer Gillct. Of Massachusetts. wha
would become chairman If the House
IL Republican!
Webb. another Southern Democrat
krc1n North Carolina. Is chairman OF
the judiciary coramittsa. He failed &c
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votn on the resolution declaring war
against the Hun. VoiStead. OF Min
nnsota. 4 staunch supporter OF all the
war legislation, would become CHAIR
man Of the judiciary if the House Is
Republican.
The American nav will soon be the
n,ost powerful in the world. Shall its
destinics be further entrusted 10
F.d,ctt Of Tennessee. another South
ern Democrat, who has been long
little navy man." Thomas
6 Butler. OF Pennsylvania, an ardent
"bir navy man." and a staunch sup
porter of all war measures, would De
chairman Of the naval affairs II the
next House is Republican,
Here are some Democratic cha!rmen
6. other committees who, by their
votes or influence, DISTRACTED the war;
Clarke. Florida, another Southern
Democrat, chairman Of public build
lnnS anu 6.pNiiNo '"N
draft.
Johnson, Kentucky. sti1l another
Southern Democrat chairman OF the
District of Columbia committee, ~
posed the daft
Moon, Tennessee. another South
erner. opposed the draft He is chair
man OF the post office committee
Pou, of Kitchin's state. chairman OF
tho rules committee, opposed the
draft.
Small. North Carolina still another
southerner, chairman Of rivers ano
/; hareors. opposed the draft
EcRin Ala b = IN a. scltAppoihteo
srcl. ,srr.,n for tho White House.
though Tire President has not Venneo
t. op,>omx; tile TRAIT
All llrmocrats, and n from One
Solid south
On Norsr:ib>r tho people must &C
,;d.. rnT tnelreelv-3 whether they wait
! tfe,;, men 10 -rmli1 in control OF the
most inr-,-t;.at committees Of the
IHouse If Representatives and The war.
II The people o. Wheeling fairy
| ,Lx ..otIr,nptu nf America
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REMOVE THE LID

The Democratic national committee
ic out with a campaign pamphlet bear
ing the picture Of President wilson
on the front cover, in which it is de-
clared, among other things. that the
war is being conducted efficiently
honestly, forcefully, free from .par'l
sanShip, fear, favor and graft Now
won't the committee ask the. President
to make public the Hughes report or
tho aircraft tiasco. so rs 10 afford sun
s1antial proof OF their assertion?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-14

PAREERSBCRG. W. Va Oct ia
great deal of comment is bcInS heard
from both Republican and Democratic
sources throughout the state upon tiie
manner in winch Colonel Clarence W..
Watson. D:mocratic nominee Tor Inlteu
Slute Senate, is endcavorinE to TRACE
on The uniform he wears to secure
votes 70 elect him. Window cards. post
ers. etc. now being circulated IN the
coloncls behalf display him drcsSeo III
his uniform, and looking as though ne
hirht be General Pcrshing's hrst aoe'
or even commander OF the general MINI
self and at the head OF the hShllns
forces in France The colonels aoECi
rising matter carries the slogan: IL
son Needs Watson" 1t Is SAD .nae
rho slogan first adopted was "hsch
Wants Watson" but some or me col"-
ncre Guardians remembered. In time 10
cbonrc tho slogan. that Wilson by let
ter from his own hand, said he wanted
chiffon. Hence the change. The colone!
also trades" on the classic leatuies ",
Tho President himself. his big oliIpoaEo
adv ert!sing bearing the picture. 10 .ne
left. Of President Wilson. ana inc poi-
trait Of Watson appearing on Inv fIsnN
Somewhat of q change was 'i'""c 'o"'
IN, original plan in the poster aioo'
JS,teon's picture was TO appear nrst oi
N. board, reading from left to right
o,d Wilson'S to the right but II WAS
+bourht policy in this one instance 10
'1e. tho President OF tho tinted H'at'H
have PRECEDENCE at least pic'"r'a'i!'
hence this change.
Somewhat different Is tn" atutuuc
Major Davis Elkins. Republican no",
70, ror United States Senate. ThTnuHh-
ort his primary campaign. leading up
- tho nomination. Major tlkIns ~
b c,,r.5 nrnIy To hf,r" Il rictur" 81 Nun
.o1r ,,krn in his uniform tor use IN t'I'
c,nn,ir-n. The last word he let WIZ
bIs managers before sailing lot frsulco
oorIv In August. prior 20 the prii''uiS
oInctinn was: Under no ctrcumstal|'
a. yo,, use pictures NJ me IN my ui.'
to-r, m further my candidacy LOT !"e
senate Major Elkins. In eiF'nF ~,
-o,sons for this said: Il nave 10" n'N.
q ,crard for the uniform l" use II W
political advantage: 1t Is TOO Sact ~
mn n have it placed on blilbo"'ns' -
,c,,.sDonors or in show windows as an
the vote would be about twenty l'1i'
l:on 70 one against any kind OF an ar
uis,ice until Pershing rides down inc
streets Of Berlin and the Stars ana
Stripes float over Potsdam.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-14
lylNCH IJNFAY0RABLE COMMENT
ON TACTICS Of COL" WATSON

incentive to support In the campaign Tor
my nomination to the senatorship
Should l be nominated I don't want
such picture used In the campign lead
ing up to election In all probability
when that time comes l will be At the
front in Franco. or even on German soil
who knows-and l do not want 10
carry the knowledge with me that buck
in my own home country my uniform Is
being used to secure political votes for
me. The people now know my military
record. I am proud OF il proud OF the
uniform 7 wear, proud Of my country.
am proud OF my political party, too.
but 7 cannot and will not consent to the
use Of my uniform In any other than
military way"
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record that he is the friend Of labor.
and whose pledge that no viii continue
10 be, is assurance enough for the labor
ing man, The union miners ~Vili hardly
place in the hands OF any man a clup
To knock off their own heads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-14

Cotton still is, king. Moreover. it Is
the only monarch that the American
people have bowed humbIy before.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-14

We don't know what is going 10
happen to the kaiser. but We wouldn't
class him as a preferred risk for life
Insurance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-14

The destruction Of the great city OF
Cambria and the further ruthless burn,
ing OF French villages is peculiarly
German method Of showing Il peaceful!
disposition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-14
THE GREAT LEADER
OF OUR ALLIES

Our boys are now following the
great leader Of our Allies "over
there" fighting the battle Of the
United States, fighting without
thought of being heroes--hut fight
ing that men, women and children
may not be tortured, burned and
mutilated. Fighting against the
bestiA foe Of America and mankind.
No greater heroes nor Drawer men
ever fought on the battle-felds OF
France than our "Samr1ies-" Men
with dauntleB spirits OF red
blood, courage, energy. vim md
vigor are needed every day behind
the lines rs we'll IS behind the guns.
You need iron in the blood Every
healthy man or woman should h1Se
about as much iron in bis or her
body as there is in an ordinary
"tenpenny" nnL. To gain this iron,
the best way is to take an ron-tonic,
called Iron-tic," a combination of
iron in its most soluble form, dis
covered by DR.. Pierce and expert
mented with by his physicians at the
Surgical Institute in Buffalo, N. Y.
- 49, - L.. 49, llooJ x6o h1.>l
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We are only four thousand miles
away from the firing line, and there
fore perfectly safe; but gosh, VIC
don't want the war 10 end just when
We are beginning to like il.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-14
More New ''Verite
Suits and Coats

This exclusive line of Tailored Wear Is an
mnornt factor in the increased demand for Shook Co. Ready
to-Wear. 49,. Low.
Each week witnesses the arrival OF ne" models drec1
the New York producers giving Wheeling women the same
age as they personally shopped on Fifth avenue
This week presenting two new Suit ana ne" EoaL
models which from their superb materials to their spIendd
tailored lines embody all that is beau' S'iSn anu a.
Because Of our arrangement with the maker are able 10
offer them you at prices below New York quotations. Come
and see them.
Verte is only many lines for Ladies and Misses mere
~ oboose from in the seasons handsomeSt models
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-14

Turkey and Austria would be
Gra,ly obliged 10 Som" gentleman VINO
puu!u show them how 10 cut.
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And now comes one Charles f. Watts.
who signs himself Former Adjutant
General G. \. r. Of West w. BnGlcr
Co, A.. 9Th W. Va. Cav" with 4 letter
addressed TO Dear t'omradc. Tho let
ter is dated ut F'airn"nt NATURALLY and
Of coursn) and in par; is rs follows: We
ralc this means Of saying TO YOU what is
in our hearts TO MD tho candidacy OF
Colonel Clarence w. Watson. for Inltrh
States Senator. "" is pow in France
mart of our lighting forces, rendering w"
mr., sure tnr highest service there. just
ne ~ rrs done in his quiet way ever
sirc, h. hr gan his activities IN III" war
Department by using his genius lot or
e~,nizatinn for our Country's good III thiS
limo II peril. We gratefully recall the
short period when Colonel watson was
in the Senate several years AZ" anu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-14

What do the people OF the state think
Of the two different tactics adopted by
these two candidates IN regard to the
uniform Of the United States army
The one refusing. throughout hard
fought campai en- for nomination. to per-
nit tho use OF his picture in Uniform.
because CT his high respect for that
uniform and the things 1t represents;
and the other fastening toy get his pic
turn on show cards and billboards. in
full uniform Of tho government he is
supposcd to be serving. in order that it
NAV attract some additional attention
to his army connection. And then TOO,
must be- considered tho further fact OF
the service each is performing. The
ono a NEhting man. facing tho guns OF
tho Hun. practically laying down his
life in the great cause Of liberty over
tho Garth. giving q the host that is in
him to prevent the ripping OF The rest OF
the world in the manner that bleeding
helplcss RrlCium was raped: ready 70
do and die if need he. in tn" cause OF
democracy and humanity. The other
rar hack in the safety zone living IN
easc and tranquility. never within the
sound Of Eunflre (unlcSs shooting
ouaiD and trading on the uniform th"
government gave him. to gain votes IN
, nolittcal contest. Yes. the people or
west Virginia are contrasting these two
men. The friends and supporters ri
Major Elk!ns have nothing to fcfr In the
contrast
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1r.cu,r.noc received from Charleston
-, ,b,t Mrs. Clarence ". Watson
49,, ..Mother" Jones held conference
,,i,b Governor Cornwell few DAYS ago:
!, &c learned since then that Mother
wlu campnign among the boys up on
cabin Crock, as we'll as IN the fa''
,,o,t region. 1t will be recalled th"t
Cnlonel Watson. after years and sears
.,r antagonism to union labor. ano ptII
,icr,or,v to the union miner. lew
months ago "let down the bars NJ nav,
,rrctcd against unionism ana H'i'I
IN, miners tn organize. mother 'oiiGH
was made his principal mouthpicce ~
TINT little bit Of political stratesS' a',u
she served her new master wen III -"
Ing public Colonel Clarences nanoSpi'n
in the direction OF uinon MOOT 49,!
Sho c1tolled him to the skies. christencG
hi,, "thr friend Of the miner" and toio
mo bows" tnht ne ought to be elected
70 the United States senate. VIII snc
fool EN- Hardly. The West virginia
miner is not so green as he USED 10 oe.
when Mother first introduced hersell
10 him. They cannot so soon forget t''e
Walsonian antaEonism, the manner III
which the WatSonS treated organizers
who were sent TO that field. the WAT
sor's "snecial police patrol of the mines
To kcnn organization" Colonel watson
will have to prove his case with theh
first. and they will hardly aid MN I"
got tn rho scnat" and then run the FISK
If the prof falling down. being rcic-
rn,r,I 70 tho rear. nr transported to the
isIcs Of tho sea Of oblivion. Mother"
;s going 10 fnd her task not so easy as
other tasks have been for her in West
Virginia. In her support Of Watson
She is going up against man who
has been friend Of labor all his life.
whose forbears were the friends OF
labor when the Watsons certainly were
not: man who has proven, by his past
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-14

The retreat specialists in The Ger
man army are doing i lot 2f overtime
work
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sa form iron readily taken by the blood the blood
ces oct ronnd rchred COLOR the cheeks pink the appetite
oee and one feels full Of vigor"nstead Of
tired before the day half done The take lusr and the
boy feels that Jingle which gets from cold bath want to
try this on Tablet send 10 cents to the Surgical Institute IN
Buffalo Y and obtain trial package This Iron topic
is sure to do you good Druggists sell Eondc for sixty cent?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-14
REPUBLICAN TICKET

Election Tuesday, November s. 1913.
For United states Senator.
DAVIS ELK1NS
For ConGreeA
CHARLES J. SCHUCK
Tor ReAts Senate.
JESSE A. BLOCH
Por JudHs OF Criminal Court
ALAN H. ROBINSON.
For House Of Ds1egAtsS-
WIN. r. OTTO.
HARRY E. WEISS
Fl. CAMPBELL RICHARDS.
s. A. WILLIAMS.
FOR County cornn1isSionar.
D. G DEAN.
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how generously he treated our comrades

how generously he treated our comrades
in PENSIONS and other matters. We
know that he brought comfort and hrIP
10 n,any 4 Veterans home in west VIZ
glnie by givin heed to requests from
soldiers and their families VINO "ei7
sonnet ines in distress. and ny seFF'iA6
us rs our Senator as no oihclal haS Wv,
Sc r, ed us before" &c. &c. Coca Loro
That a veteran soldier could oe lou'u
in West Virginia to write such rot-ana
expect to get by with it win otner Vet.
Grams, "a part Of our fighting FORCES
indned More deceit. More ridiculous
effort &c place Clarence Watson on a
ncdcs+al. More camouflaGe about ms
s.rric,. 10 the government. Charles L.
Waits would deliberately fool the oIu
rollior IL IL we're possible. into believing
,hat watson Is of the fighting princn'
r,tbor than the swivel chair orancn
of the army.
And he either forgets or deliberately
ignores the long service Of Senator SIC
nhen r. Elkins. father Of Major ms
I,Il-;1s ir behalf Of the old soldier. " mo
sto,t, for the veteran" VINO dctehocu
Tho tho tension bills? Who fought inc
Da,,ocracy for years in the interest," ul
tht soldier. his widow. family and cn'lo-
RON 1pI,Ila Clarence Watson was puSS
,,;i;rr nm tho dollars: Was II n man ny
.hn po,ne of Watson from West VIZ
riniao Not that any one mas healu w.
Ills name was Elkins. and MS son - IT,
90 good n friend to the soioier nH'u
onrht TO he better. il that were poss w.
t,,on tho father. Davis Elklns, soio'',
hinsclf- real soldier with rccoru
dating hacl; twenty years. all honola ui,;
rncord made in the SFanish-AHleEic tI''
Var mn honnra bic record maze anu !'t
In the making. in the present WI =,
.,.o, r-lond 10 the soldier. Of this as wen
-. nr mast wa ia soldier fighting WIN
coldiers sharing their deprivatlohs' Lht'r
sncr;fircs their discomforts. riGnt Jul
Of ,hc front with them. coInraoe' LdN .,
L,,L;ns who says in his platform "'
rrjnc;n(es. ~ soldier myself. | nave a.
,rovs been and will continue 10 ne =,
friend of the soldier and 1eVoF npefN1
nensious,r And here VIC have VeIeI't"
nho would endeavor TO persuade MS
comrades to vote against real solnef'
and who docs not hesitate to calnoul ltee
coInncl Watsun's' comparatively moocr'
oto service to the government ana p'aC'
,icos actual deceit when he says watson
T.. e, nart Of our lighting forces II
nuyler waits expects TO draw VOTES
rroro the old soldiers by any such meth,
81 ~. ;s doomed to disappointment. ann
unless VIZ mistake he Is tlnolnB "uS
r,r1y. for the veterans are IN no "iSe
.,loascd TO receive his communication
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II The people Of Wheeling fairly
re,lrescnt the sentiments u America,
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-11-01
Save the Fall PiRs.

The fall pigs are going to be worth
more money this year than ever be-
fore, and everything should be- done
frsm financial as well as patriotic
standpoint 10 raise as many as pos
sible to maturity. A pig now is worth
twice as much as II was when pork
was selling for nine cents. The feed
given the brood SOW will have o direct
bearing upon the pigs saved. A good
ration for the brood SOW in dry lot Is:
Corn, 10 parts; shorts, 6 parts; bran,
8 parts; oil meal or tankage, | part.
Ear couA may be fed and the remand
or OF the ration given in a thin slop
twice . day.
:. Do not let the sow get too fat, Give
her plenty of exercise while abs 10
with pigs. Watch for signs Of ferrow-
Ing and plan 10 give undivided atten-
ton to the sow ct this time. II ons
pig d saved which would otherWioo -
lost II 10 time we'll spent. See that Tie
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SHALL 1T BE GRANTED THEM OR DENIED THEM7
IT DEPENDS UPON YOUR ACTION.

Whether the Of Osteopahc Phys
cans they disabled while in the of their
country with Congress and the President
necessary, therefore, desife that this service be
made available you write the President the two
your and the Representative from District
enclosed ~ requesting each his best efforts
tha. oeopathc reported Of Committee and to
support passage Also your
personal opinion ostcophy and its value soldiers
father mother wife, sister, brother relative and
ouainance Of the following facts
will prove singularly interesting.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-11-01
WHY DOES HE HOLD IT!

The first paragraph quoted the
geoncnera the Military Affairs the clearly
that they barred the basis Of unwrtten practice
DO want this matter decided for soldiers accordance
with unwrten practice accordance with written law Your
relatives the service and whether will
have available the services of ostetopatc Physicians viii depend
representatives in Washington and tell them
Can interpret Paragraph anything else than threat
that the members of the Medical profession
ernmnt rather than alongside Oseopathc Physicians
noble
deed is to believe that considerable
profession have patriotism,
such blind prejudice as going 70 such extremity would necestate
And yet that autocrac utmatum apparently coming the
American Medical Association and delivered through the
General, is keeping this bill from being reported.
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WILL YOU SERVE.

you feel the bill should write the your two
Senators and Representative. Hon. n.............
My dear Mr. Presidents My Senator
In writing give personal opinion about
ts value to SOLDIERS Also each efforts
at the Oseopsthic b be reported Comms to
support s Of
Congress the bill before Congress adourns The epdemis
urge haste will you cooperate and start today!
Remember to have the letters written Wilson, care
" Secretary Tumulty, White House; the
and r. Whitley and the Congressman your District Cha F.
Booher. ' ~ -
Get letters ready make package and send them
TO me
the Boys. ~ e' rN" "
Sincerely yours
L. McFALL, D. O..
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Program.

Program Of the W. F. M. s., Nov. /,
1918.
Hostesses. Mrs. Conrad and Hand.
Leader. Mrs. Henry Cook.
Opening Song.
Deyotions. Mrs. Hunt.
Roll Call. ,
Selection. Victr0la.
"The Life Of tine Farmers Wife,
"The Life Of the Artisans Wife"
Vera Kreek.
"In the Harem Of the Near East"
Behind the Purdah in Indi,;s
Vocal Duet. Mr.. and Mrs. Hand.
"In the Officials Family Of China.
"In the Home Of Wealth Of Japan
"The New Day and the Need Of U.s. u
Mrs. McFall.
Selection. Victrola.
Busineee session.
SECRETARY.