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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-04

Mr.. L. S. Ectlols. II" publican noirinc"
for Congress III the sixth district 81 Il
" the writer few days ago hat H."
na= cvcTy r'.,S"n to br1,"Tc tina: lac " 1
win over Congressman Lit'l"raEr in IL"
November election. The district !. ucr-
In;tlly-sLnI Observation-Disclosures. and L.i
rhancrs are greatly uu ,sinc:i"d hs. ;r..
fact that tho Socialists of inr djstr.r:
h;:vc u ti''i:"t In the f'ld. Tw" :ra:s
m::'. wh"ii nr y. V. G"Lbcy was -.
I ,t...I,..l>: ;..s"t:rt Litt,cpHe", ia" s.
ctalists had no tlC,iH:. and II" vast ':..-
jority OF that vote VT I" l..ttirIag...
Ii;lG :hr Socialists h"u rri'rcScntc! H..
year. thc:" j. mo; thc funniest slI'ii, -.
Of Il doubt but that G"Ihny wuuii hn."
won. Ir 1874. %h"H the SCs iLli;;S ~!
canidat" for congress IN the f;.'i.
(Link). no received Il t":n! ii f.1'n
v"tcS In IL" district. Namnwhr ruun:,
cast 5.a%j or these. u,ri Flyrti" raml"
mex, Nth l.41%. Liti!"I:,:,. = uia ior.:v
over G"Ih"y Wis l;.t I.&i III ~" I;,-
tri"t. II aNrawhI county L''il"j'r.c T.
c"ived Il. 1915 Il :"t:. II 70 ia y..l,- n.
compared %i:h $3.50 jm l?l4. "a G"Uh..y's
5.J"i IN 1919 ard ....:' Gil; in ia'..
tina; dcrn"H"trr 'inr ","ar!: ~" cr',,.:
II" Social! < vote h:ls - Eann%r,
county. when Tier" Is =. .tt.v.i''.t i!r...t
IN The fi'lG 2EG wh"n th'rr Lat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-04
S.cubcuv1lIe Goes over.

c.r.:b"nvillr at tho clos" or 4 wv" "a
7r;,, ,nday w..r,t ",,rr7 ;hr top for ih''
I'r:r.h Liberty Loan. Thu individual
sn i!r turn",! in ny he CT Mar
i;nart ORGANIZATION totallrd sG6G.Gh" with
~. indus, rial subscriptions 10 u" MAG
n,hIir tomorrow. will more than max"
w., ,h,> c,,y.s ninta of s"1G .0nh. Report 6
rom tho county indicate that AL dis
triris ar, 10 have biz over sul,s'Ctpt;%onn
ard that tho rnuntv& quota Of F"."uo'"n"
wiil ", topped before tho close OF th''
.,r,Scnt week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-04
2||llKIFR D0|D!G EFFECTIVE IA''0DR|Ik
DIRECTING 1913 CAMPAIGN

p. ~ ~ All i ..:: 'Iu"h admired FOR
ms :.a-:, Ss:uySS. Just 6"f"rr leaving
!. charleston &, com" 60 !'aik"r$hurg. seq
nor ::!-s;S;Eg -I"" u'it III Following:
Il :,"c.i.i.L Ii" :r>:;i"Tt VITA SIN" re-
.Urttury | r'..si.H" thc E:'',lt T"SrnhSl-
!i.!I:y .I,cu!!:i- u. up! 80 IN STA a
...-:tic;. =: tao. ;.;n" w!i"n . c.i;nt'itiSH
!-.-,r. So i:ucn - IN" party. stat" anu
:-....I. Tire, ~" pr"S'::I; Nli'"ill! Az
r.. INST -. .u:. .II., t"'''i unstable. 'tStl-
i;,:.:: and v&tr.I.;t.::iHt cannot re sue
-. .~~:uj.. Cn:., ":..!ict.I l. Went !!tso
power X: ~ upou i division ia INC ke-
p:li!":ta pjrtE. 4 continued IN pp"tr
=: i9.:: ,.a Ia: $50" ;,c.n'" at ANY r"St.
ard y" hcp; - "aL OF wax. bot ISSUES
u which ,r"r" Use. ~ ~" time Tho
;.:;,i..vs IL thu !:''.,.hl Can party were ad-
yocat!:.:; pr.T ,--.n"%S. tho leaders In
tnc t,",n"c:"I.c iIciy VT" "ia.tn'nS
that tbs" vine a.II,":i;cI preparedness
re 'crw:tr'!S and T.>!D!aTleS. 1t can
rot 10 ,..y,icd ta.... :lc Republicans In
CONGRESS ;.;tv.. ,:,.',i tci;;nu thH l'r"sl-
dat u;,,. ..2r i.rrii"in%. "iti!"ut ~! ca
;l.> l.-.,:,..!"at would nae h"c!l "!nhar-
r;.,.,,i ! :.HI:I.c II tt!'.*. -. !c:!.'''iI ~
~. posi-: .ris iti.':u IS H"r-h"rs - his
nsu part. Thu first and foremost tAlnS
H.,.y - ":..iu. ~" Attention u IL i'r"pie
< IT, Erg-:n Liberty Lam. ana CT"-y
Is.,:.l ..:,..r'cnv vlii forge party tor
=! ;ir!. t...n:s cnd put Z .,h""!d"r DC
I.ai III. gre: driv" for :i.nIr.h""
| shou crd."};,. - effect n. vTs.:stiZf.-
thor; h.; tie. tii::., 'nr Liberty Lam Dire
Il over ina: WI T.. ;.hl" - r''"A tao
,nns; rrlmn;. S.'";i,'r.S 81 the stat" With
:. ,,rsS;,@" tor whs.!: tn" p""p!" arr pew
hIu;r5.ur and ti.!S,.nS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-04
SKERRARD
Died In Carp.

\ telegram WIS received 10y J"hn
Yates. un TurS.lay. stating that his SON
Pearl vile, w!S IL training AT camp Lee
had ii,i in tiI" ha," hospital. following
an illness of influenza. The romans
which mr.. t., h brought lar" t"r huri;il'
har! r.,i arrived on Thur%da! ana inc
nm, -aI ARRANGEMENTS arr inc"mplctr.
prlyuIr Yates inI been ~ tn" training,
camp loss tina" month: having lett here
az, STufrIuInrr !: H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-04

Louis T.. Hamilton m" ri Tho oIfrSt
active Pan Hands" mrn. VIII" was :"
year: "f aco 0"t"l,"r |. and who'had sr"rl
- v..IrS IF rtiironl service. was r"tir"i
IN nrusinn and IN honor OF III" event
:-.I... = crrcw,li reception last night. nj
nhi,,h n lur crowd Of fellow railr"adrrs
W.. N attendance. Mr.. Hamilton was 4
fr,.irh; conductor 0r thu S:'i!h"nf!Ii'
lrlinua IN I'HuhHnflI" for thirty years
.,rr1 MI" n,G" 80 IL. i.-.>t known railroad
men IN This s"rti"n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-04
BODY Arrives Home.

Tho rem inns OF James y. Phillips. son
Of Prnf and Mrs John rhillins. Of mis-
civ who died ~ the =. s. Naval hos
:Ifal at Port sn"lth. Va. If nnrumonia
last SUNDAY "vHning. arrived here to-day
a,,i ,.nr, taken IN tho HON" nr his par
ME on Euclid avenue. whore tho fun"r-
al VIII Tux" place Friday afternoon. The
Young iran enlisted in tho Navy ta;F
Nav End was in training ut Hnrf"Ik
when Etricknn. iIr WAS is years ~ Az.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-04
Went Back To Work.

Srr'k'n" clay wnr,:"rc a. Tho Union
clay Manufacturing "nmi"Ini' AZ ETfHr".
OHIO. went hnCl /" WwrE to-day I" await
arbitration ~ III" wiro demands. l"d"r-
Il officers talked IN III" mon last night
sad induced them Ia return an! E""n M
.rrrdu,tinu Of materials for IN" govern
m..rt The tn@n arc receiving 1866 q
dav and demand 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-04
Thnnght DROWNED.

r. r. E:,ws"u NJ Tw" Ridges. h"t'"v"'
tlrG hs h-n'h"r Hrorc" Ha"SHn: ago
>" VIII, dicnrnnurrd from his h"im" II
Cne;onia. own. last Friday. drowned
himself IL thu Obi" river ~ = r,-uIii :"
wnrry over .hc s"i"rtivn draft TIL" 49,
s,.-.iptior nf tho missing man IS as III
lows: : f"nt 6 !r"hCs IN h"iEh'. lH'
rounds. smooth face" !i:Sht ha!-: sol
hr,yn hat. size :. ..lit blur ov"rnlla.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-04
OVERLOOKED BIG HAUL.

CECIL. n. Oct. 3.-Eoboers who
dynamitrd Tho safe in the First Ma
tiunai tnn!; here today overlooked *t?.-
On0 which was in tho vnu!t and ESCAPED
with Two Liberty bonds. + 1t il believed
tn. robbers were frightened away by
persons attracted TO the scene by 'hc
explosion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-04
Pa stors Are Changed.

Fey. II. \. tnffman. for the past two
wears rastnr If thr ~ l.. churches on
Marshall circuit herr. has been trans
/. rrc,l /" .I"llyt"':n. Il! III" annual West
Vir;:iu.n VI. t.. conference" which ad-
lnurr"d sunday ni:h'. III Huntington.
i."v. VI. l.. nari"n. Of M"rGhnt"wh' WAS
:i.rn;ricd TO tn" l"Cal passionate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-04
BusIness Meeting.

THO Mt. Oliyrt Ladies' Md Society and
Cross viii hold AN important meeting
in their hall next "Wednesday. All MEM
lrrS Of The Aid Society arr urged 10 be
rrcscu; rs the annual election Vt officers
viii hc held.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-04

irregularities an d
pain. ! had ono
physician after an
other but they did
ne no good. | read
= bout Lydia l..
pinkhAm $ Eege-
bIcCompounda and
gave tia trial and in
4 short time | felt
benefited and am
nun feeling fine,
and without weak
ness orpain. NJ any
Of my friends have
also taken Lydia +.
Iinl;ham 3 Vege-
table Com pound
and been helped by
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-04
nAKcR IN PARIS,

PARIS. oct. Newton D. Baker.
American secretary Of war. reached
Paris from London today. He Is re-
surnine the conferences in which he
was engaged before his visit to Eng
land
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-04

State Senator +. n i:!S"Ss0S. or thc
r,r CnnIr,,Ssic.rr3 Department q:
Charleston hns, arrived - ~" city aad
-aIcn charge ~ tAc S,"1l:"rS' !urea'
\ suitable man for th:.' pinco Was hard
% find. but in Scnat"r BLESSING TIL.
cor.,u,ttt"c :.cs secured Il v"c; ahic head
Tor tn, department. Fl" Enjoys = wi'i''
accuatat'sncc :hruuShou; :Ar, SI!'". -
RS. personal friend II ~ -" headers OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-04
Briefs md Personals.

Rally Day will h. observed by the
Mt. uii.rt Sunday sChoul on Sunday
morning. and "A special program is being
prepared.
Miss Sarah NV. Ashton. who was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-04

Chairman T:;ii;n-. notwithstanding the
lric: s.ason allotted to tn" making Of
=. c.:a:ra:Gu "f T." iuti'nrtailr" Of III"
E...'. ,r,l..." .",.:l"'I. h;is' irn"%urat"'l and
>ir,... y~rutiy. whu; might IL. WILL term
ri = uu:,it:. in SECURING "'.-nl"r:t.,r:I or
E;cn,itI .cnnS t''rri:Ghru. III" S::l.". li"r"-
tntur.., i: VII J.. r"":t!i.i C'Tnn'ttcc-
r:.., .: lesser ,Dn"sianc" than c:lLirincn
nf c";!a,y r,:rn::..tt.".S wor" hardly rec
urai="i by ~" state committee In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-04
II Suffered
SEVEN YEAR,"
Was Eventually Cured by
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound.

Philadelphia, Pa. 81 suffered for
seven long Years with a lame back,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-14
TNENTiII WEEK ron
AiiUA tIiI OMEGA GIRi =.

\ tet lu honor OF Mrs Ralph +
Bennett the province president 81 the
Alpha chi omega sorority. who h.
here visiting the chapter was given
hy the girls OF his sorority a. their
lodge "Wednesday afternoon. Tho
lodge Wgs utti1euNoly decorated with
the Alpha Dhl omega flowers the red
carnations ana stuilaX a delightful
musical program was given. consist
Ing 90 violin selections by Mrs. John
Clark. which included 'CavBtina' and
AT DawnlnE ANA solos, "a Perfect
Day and There's > Long Long
Trail hN Miss uor,eusc Switger The
Sigma chi pledges arrived upon the
scene aud contributed considerably "a
tho enjoyment ~ the afternoon with
their singing.
a luncheon with Mrs BENNETT ~
guest ~ honor was given nt the Ava
rado Thursday afternoon. Plates were
laid for sixteen Mrs Bennett. who
arrived IN the city Tuesday. left yes
tertny ON her our ~ inspection Of the
other chapters 81 this sorority
ON Thursday afternoon an Initiation
service FOR Nola Keen and Beatrice
Black was held al the lodge.
Last sunday open house for the
mothers OF tho Alpha chi omega eirls
was held az tho lodge. and "a very
pleasant afternoon was enjoyed h)
the girls and their guests.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-14
"FAR AND WARMER" is SOCIETY REPORT

was the effect attained hy the kup-
pc girls ~ their tea SATURDAY after.
noon Decorations Of yellow chrya-
uuthemums. taStefuiiy arranged about
the rooms added 10 tho beauty and
charm uf the setting.
The attractive musical program ar.
ranged Tor the afternoon consisted ut
IN" following numbers Violin sclcc.
ttons. At DaWnlng and "Truumcri"
hy Mrs John Lee CLARK. accompanied
hS Miss Margaret Mcrauna on the
piano; selections on the harp. Lula
by and The Last Rose Of Summer"
10y Nin Katherine conway. vucat solo.
"JuHnita by Miss Helen Vincent. &c.
~rompauici hN Miss CONWAY ON the
harp
The Kappa pledges gave o. dinner
zee the chapter house Tuesday evening
Tor al" active member OF The sorority
Tho table was uttruytiVcly decorated
with yellow ana white chrA fuuthe.
NUNS Tho evening was spent Joe true
college style, Which siFutf,rs that a
regular talk fest and tho singing
nf college "a constituted the pro.
gram.
The members OF the sorority arc
planning fot them Christmas part,
next week, to hc held hcfore the mem
hers leave fot the holidays The plans
are not yet .ompleted. tut tho party
promises to be- e very merry affair.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-14
v " a. T. ACTIVITIES
VI SIIktH tITN.

Miss MARY Parsons of Dallas. has
gono 10 silver city, ~ NJ. TO meet
with "a local COMMITTEES OF which Mr..
r. H. Kenyon rs chairman. relative
90 establishing a permanent Y W &
\ for The rirlr ana young women OF
silver city aud surrounding tow M.
n VIII DE there looking over the
situation for several weeks Miss Par
sons Is an expert on recreation work.
having been special war worker tor
the y. " G. a. in Tarrant corntv
and Fort Worth. where she helped
provide recreation for the many girls
and soldiers In that locality Mrs.
Theodore Gatchell special worker for
the V w e. a. has also been sen,
from Dallas To help organize a recrca-
ton hall Tor the glrls OF silver city
Miss Parsons VIII help organize girls
clubs, a cafeteria, and whatever els"
he Silver city girls demand. Silver
city tx the first New Mexico town To
benefit by the enlarged program Of
the Y. " g A. In the southwest Sine.
the war. girls and women everywhere
are asking 10 have "a definite share IN
community life. to help bring about
(Continued ON Page ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-14

Thursday afternoon tho recreation
committee met 20 discuss plans for
Christmas entertainment to he held
dt tho recreation room Christmas
week
Friday the first meeting OF the
nigh school EirlH was held. Organ
1otion was perfected aud plans out.
med Tor the future work Of the club.
The regular meeting OF the board
of directors viii he held Monday eve
ming. December 80. at : D. IN.
N"w gymnasium classes are beiug
formed, IN" morning classes for WON
cen n saturday classes FOR children.
First AID class held itH first meeting
frtdnN evening al ! o'clock
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-14
BIsN pAN FOR BON AND
GIRLS OF mo CitNNDE ~
ut S'rEtIAt. Sgutfttt.

with happy faces. Hghted with
that JOY which comes through ser
vice the boys and girls of tho no
Granjc Industrial school are buHily
engaged these days earning tho
moncy for their subscriptions Ia IN"
United War Work campaign ia. which
they doubled the quota assigned them
Tho girls are doing fancy work. while
the boys are performing every pos
siblc task OF service which can be
found.
Superintendent \ c. ANtol who.
win Mrs ANtcl. came here last July
from Porto RICO where Mr. ANtei had
ch.rEe OF the congregational mission,
reports that there is great enthusiasm
amouF tho young people over this
work.
tn. over subscribed quota Ia this
wtf uind iA not the only evidence Of
their patriotism. \ seventeen starred
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-14
NTTRNCriNU pRoCHtN N
MOMA<'S (Il u

Anattractivc feature of the after.
noon ~ the Womuu's club y,stcriu'
was the musical program arranged
hy Mrs T. " Harden The Mum
hers consisted 81 two solos. bartlett s
"a Dream aud GordtuE's For You
sung by Mrs 4. v Motr,settc. ay
companted D.. Mrs George Et,rltt
violin selections %, Miss Irene tnrtth
panied hy Harold iUttgh, auu
two solos. The sunshine col Vote
Smilc' uri Smiles o., Miss Cruu,
Winfrey. accompanied bg Mics Mar
garct Turner.
At the close OF th, u,vtiu. ih,
following mcmhcrs ~ tho club were
chosen 10 serve on thc reception CONF
mittee for the teachers ~con,cruon
Mrs. 4. G. Miufr"y. Mis- lsaa' EARTH
MrE. william F.,rr. Mrs = ,. Ia
Belle. Mrs. J " wilson. pr cart
wright. Mrs FolN BacI. Mrs e. ~
conner. Mrs. - ". BoNd. Mrs ! ouis
lIfeid. Mrs. MuN Nordhaus. Mis-
charles Porter. Mrs ! @ Gould,
Mrs. ! Finley Simms Mrs Ernest
Garcia. Mrs. Franz Andrews Mrs
Margaret Medl'r Mira i'undlos 'nd
Mrs. liannum.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-14
Appeal ur tile Women of France to
the Women pf All Iountrtcs.

Among the solemn protests whlcn
the whole world " making agains'
the deportation Of Eelgian and French
women. French women wish 10 make
their voices heard.
How can they help trembling with
Indignation as thoy learn that. under
the German yoke. there disappears
nh rosprct for the family and It's tivh7
Thtv learn that the womcn OF rance
Of belgium and Serbia and others
hay, been or are 10 be- torn cruelty
rrohn thcir husbands ANA children
Whenever the invader needs them Tor
services OF ms officers or mills OF
trenches.
Among an the on"mN's crimes mol
one $50 chokes with anxiety the heart
" Is 10 not refund the WON
an that every civilization has grouped
the family? g. IL noi the long pa
tieucc Of woman that. through IN"
centuries haH defended the intimacy
Of homo the weakness Of childhood
the morality OF youth
This IL why we invite women an
womeu-to Join our protest All are
enlightened. not "a he ignorant
Of international law slowly wroughl
Cor the inftty of nou-tOmhntontHi
and non. can he ignorant that h}
The yorN aVoWal OF those %r"Fponsihl
such laws have been traurpled undoi
foot.
Tho stirring protests Of the highest
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-14
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED III -,
10 BI PRESENTED VI
IsI,ttE GONIININtI.

At the meeting Yesterday the W"m-
ans club voted to accept the follow
ing resolutions. drawn ny the the
"committec On the Protection 90
Women Under international Law.
which ar, being acted ~ bv WON
ems organizations all over the lnttri
states and In European countries ana
which will be presented ~ the l'cacr
Conference az Versailles.
WHEREAS there IS oYorwhclfntng
evidence that in the pfeScnt war tn"
armies OF the Central European TOW
ers and Of their allies have been pei
mittod and encouraged to commit
and, officers and men 81 mass have
actually and persi.tchtl' Commtttcd
every form ~ soNua! dftense against
the women Of cNerN country they nave
entered:
WHEREAS such offences are
crimes ~ we'll under h laws OF war
as under the laws of peace. us Wen
under the common law OF hations 's
under the municipal law oi every ma
tion which is even superftcialiN CIV
tlizCd. and undCt Tue ii"huc '"hN'N-
tiouG,
WHEREAS such crimes. hosii"S
their monstrous insult "a the dignity
OF w~omanhood, strike "a The heart ~
society, the homc. Ana the dclihci
ate. wholesale. authorized 'uhh'ps
sion OF them 10y the GcrmnnS an,l
their allies confronts spcic'N, accord
iugly. with the alternatives. tine
ncpuiescing in lis ~ d~cstrucho1, ~
allow the violation, the mutilattua
tho enHlaNcment and compulsory pros.
titution of women and glrls 20 become
established by force of precedent Hs
"a permitted custom under the law oil
war: on Enthusiastically to destroy tina
ureccdtnt.
AND INASMUCH NS more than 4.
million French Women lunNc uuiirdl,
uppralcd To- tho OF Hll c'luh
tries 10 Jon them IN d'n"h"'lhi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-14

political. social and religious authori-
ties have been unable to stop those
brutal dispersions The criminal gov
ernmcntS pursue them, counting ON
the fear or apathy OF the peoples.
Are they to have the support of
womcn's silence? shall omc orEet
hat respect OF anothcr's right is the
surcst guarantee of our own right,
and that-ahouid history in iis returns
expose 60 like dangcr h genera
tons and other peoples they AMI
their daughters could hft up their
voice neither to complain, nor m
maledirtion.
10 whatever country she may he
long ally or neutral or enemy each
woman must acknowledge her rcsliou
sihility. To pc silent is 20 IisoiNe the
soldiers who violate home and arrest
pasaers-hy TO choose their victims, la
10 become their aCcomplicrs. To Doe
silent rs to forever rcnouuCr an up-
peal TO treaties aud to right. all dc
mHnd that TO private 90 public action
there shall be given the authority ui
"A moral foundation.
Who ~ the woman who VIII rcfus,
20 hear oar appeal aud iudg'
snvaEeryf
Let an whose homes are respects,
unite in one movement uf Justice aut
compassion. From the height of thcii
anguish and sorrow our sisters, Vie
TINS Of force. can - hope tou he'll
onlN from the conscience OF IN
world.
tSigncdl National Council Of Frcucl
Women Gb0 sooictt'sl.
French Union for Moman'R Suffing'
$50 regional groups)
Society for the Improvement o.
Woman's Lot.
Fratcrual Union Of Women.
Society OF Womcn'n Suffrage 1rCp
rescnung more than e miliiol
French WomCu)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-14
BY RUTH PARlS WEDGE
Phone 345 or 453

A 7 NO TIME since that first Christmas of long ago, has the mes
"A sage, Peace on Earth. Good Will 10 Men meant So much to
: = the world as it does at present. Aud yet there are hearts so
weighted down with sorrow aud suffering that the glorious message
fails TO reach them with its comfort aud hope. From the women of
Europe whose suhcrngs have not ended with the war. there comes
the call for that intelligent, sympathetic assistance which alone VIII
enable them to rise from the vale of despair into which they have been
plunged by the frghtful tragedicN of the great war.
To rs also comes the appeal of the little children of our own city
whose wStful eyes as they gaze at the toy displays in the store win.
dows, are mliphtcd by that sparkle of hope and anticipation which
has been dimmcd 10y the memory of the empty stockings of Former
Christmas mornings.
According as we respond TO these calls will there come TO ms the
ioy and peace which should De ours at this glorious season.
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uIGu SCHOOL DANCE.

The first hirh school dance of the
winter season was held Lest uiEht a.
Colombo hall, q was Ia tho nature
~ n farewell party for the : A. r c.
men who are leaving the city tn"
music hy Miss Clara Bleuhcr. the spir
ID of comrad"ship and rnicty which
always presidss az these occasions. en-
HANGED by the brilliant rainhow set
ting Of evening own an combined
10 make this "a most delightful Attain
n which was enjoyed To- the ~
most hN AZ nInannt.
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MpNNN's NNUINHY on 81.
JOHNS liItIS DIII6 rs.

At On meeting OF fhc Womau's Aux
Harry uf S. J0uus church. held Wed
nrsdHN afternoon 90 fh, home OF Mrs.
Grnig, Is Angie thr following officers
foi tNl UtN term wer, elected
president. Mrs q r. %cWhHll: vice.
prssII ui Mrs Katherine Farrell.
sttrDfsrN. Mrs J - Watprs; edura
Noual secretary. Mrs George Is.
Anelo treasurer Mrs Hoy Stromo.
~ tho close Of The business meeting
% dainty lunch was served hy W.,
IDstgrN
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OFFICERS on RIBEk All
LODGE ELECTED.

The mcmhcta of the Ecbckah lodge
met az J. - o. r. hali Tucsdly evening
aud elected the following officer for
the cpmiuE year: Noble Grand, Lcona
Wcnhorne; vic grand. AMMO Anaon /.
secretary. Mary ShufflobarFcr: treas
urcr Elizabeth Griffn: trustee, Tod-
die King.
At the first meeting ~ the lodge In
january. these Officers and those ap-
pointed by them, Will be- Installed.
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BRIDGE PARTY

Miss Caledonia Long was hostess Ht
a bridge party Monday evening 40 her
apartments at the casa de Gro. The
prize Tor the highest score. consisting
OF AN attractive. leather bound book
of POEMS. was won hy Clinton AUder
son. \ dainty chatting dish lunch was
served hy the hostess.
The guests were Miss Helen Thur
man, Miss knthren Little. Airs Evalyn
Martiuson. Mrs Richcrg. Judge colin
Neblott of SANTA Pc. clinton Anderson
aud : Pollock.
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Tor vice president. Amanda Cosgrovo,
junior Vice president. Mary Fournclle,
chaplain, Mary HARDWOOD. secretary
Frances Shcrcr; treasurer, Kate Din
gus. guard, Esther Smith; conductor,
Hattie Wheeler. musician, Aicc Shoe
maker.
The installation Of these officers,
and the others WHOM thuy viii up-
point viii take place ~ Tho first meet
Ing In J%uuuurN.
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AI'PA kaPPA GA,sMA
AtTINITIES.

A delightfully."- unusual setting OF
darkeued room lighted only by the
soft nlckerinR light OF the burning
logs In the big stone fireplace. which
fell upon tho Navajo rugs and polished
floors with wonderfully artistic results,