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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-12-18
HEARS FROM SON
FRANCE FIRST time
SINCE JULY; IS @. K.

q am much relieved and ca
breathe easily now that have heard
from my son. Daniel w Pauell,'
said Mrs. d. L. ParneI, 7lS Dakota
avenue. 81 received a letter from
him dated in France on November
y, the day after the armistice went
into effect It was the first word I
had had from him since July and
was worried. Now I know that he
is all right"
Parnen enlisted in the infantry in
October. 1917, and was trained in
Camp Travis, He is attached to Co.
!. 957th Infantry of the Goth Divis-
ion. Several Chickasha boys are
with this outfit
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-12-18
LOCAL FLU SITUATION is
UNCHANGED; MANY CASES ARE
ONLY GRIPPE SAY PHYSICIANS

schools and other public places will
assist in stopping the malady
can only suggest 20 those that are
in grave danger of contracting the
flu to use every precaution to pre-
vent taking the disease.
Reports this afternoon from
Alex, say that the influenza is on a
decline in that town. Reports from
Rush Springs are to the effect that
it has gained little headway
there"
Many local doctors declare that
many of the cases said to be influ.
enza are only la grippe. = have ten
cases of la grippe and one Of flu
said a prominent physician of this
city when seen this morning.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-12-18

The Spanish influenza conditions
in Chickasha and Grad county re-
main unchanged but every possible
preeaution to prevent the tontrac-
tion CT the disease should be taken
at this time is the opinion of Dr..
s. 0. Mars county superintendent
of health.
Il believe the malady is meeting
with the keenest Of resistance in
Grady county and at present | will
not take any action on recommend
the closing of schools or business
houses DR.. Marrs said Tuesday
afternoon 1T is a question among
health authorities as to whether or
not the placing of bans on business,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-12-18
Bosses Say Sessions Not Neces-
sary Owing to Armistice Ex-
tensions; Some Say Lead
ers Have Cold Feet.
RADICAL MOVEMENT
THREATENS WIN OUT
Clash With Ebert Haas Govern
ment Still Undecided; To
Avert Clash Ebert Ad-
iourns Council.

(By Frank j. Taylor, Staff Corr
Ry United Press.
Berlin, Dec. 1S.-The proposed in
surgent meeting of the reichstag in
defiance of the Ebert-Haas govern
ment was called or today by Presi
dent Fehrafback.
The president of the relchstag ex
plants that the meeting is rendered
unnecessary by the extension of the
armistice. On the other hand, the
action is interpreted in some circles
as a complete back.down
New Cologne, hotbed of the Spar.
tacus group, was raided last night by
troops of the Peoples council The
Liebknecht followers forcibly elected
tNom a public building.
The trend of yesterdays meeting
and the demonstrations seemed to he
toward the strengthening of the Eb-
ert-Haae coalition
The conflict between the radicals
and the EbertHaas government
that broke out afresh yesterday is
still undecided.
The demonstrations of the soldiers
outside the reichstag were more Sc
rious than was at first believed.
Ebert, to avert the issue, adjourned
the soldiers council until tomorrow.
If the radical movement continues
to grow, the present government
may be overthrown. Major General
Scheuch has resigned as war minis
ter, owing to disagreements concern
ing the military policies.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-12-18
HOLD so GALLONS
CIDER; AWAIT The
RESULT ANALYSIS

Eighty gallons of cider, thought by
the sheriffs office to be "hard" and
with too much "kick" to the drink.
was captured by Sheriff sankey and
Deputies Jones and Haley yesterday.
The cider was taken from the c. p.
French establishment, 123 South Sec
ond street
The proprietor of the establish
ment placed in the hands of proper
officials a cash bond TO the amount
Of $3.50, pending the findings Of an
analysis of the cider at the o. c. w.
laboratory
Search of the premises on which
the cider was found was made by the
rff cials on the authority Of a esa~ca
warrant issued by the county ..t,
ney's office.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-12-18
SICKNESS Is CAUSE
FOR EARLY CLOSING
ST. JOSEPH SCHOOL

The St. Joseph school has been
closed for the Christmas holidays and
will open again on January 9Th, ac-
cording to Father Wilwerding.
Sickness among the students is
given as the cause Of the early clos
ing, many students having been fore
ed to temporarily withdraw on ac-
count of illness, those in charge Of
the institution say.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-12-18
MUST HOLD FUNERAL
SERVICES IN OPEN
Is OFFICIAL ORDER

That funeral services for those
succumbing to Spanish influenza
shall be held only in the open and
shall not be held in homes or
churches. was the orders issued yes
terday by Dr. s. o. Marrs, Grady
county health officer.
This will necessitate the holding
Of such funeral services at the burial
grounds, local funeral directors say.
DR.. Marrs' order went into effect
Immediately.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-12-18
ENGLAND MAY ASK UNCLE SAM TO CLEAN UP MEXICO
OklahOn1ans In
Casualty List

The following casualties are re-
ported by the commanding general
Of the American expeditionary
forces Wounded severely, 73l;
wounded degree undetermined
1,347; wounded slightly, 1,S4S. To
tai, 1927
Wounded severely: Privates Dale
l.. Kimball, Davenport, Okla; John
X. Mitchell, Oklahoma City; Dee
Edge, Boswell; John Renfrow, Lee
dey; Walter A. Durham Coweta;
Ace Best, NARROW
Wounded degree undeterminedl
Sergeants-J Jacob NJ. Roush, Earls-
boro; John Carl Mastny, Bison; eli
iah 7, Lewis, Mulhall; Frank f.
Blair, Weatherford Corporals.
Lewis W. Drummond, Ada; John l..
Talley, China; Ernest Widick. Pond
Creek; Cook Edward p. Stewart,
Lawton. Privates: Frank o. Car
penter, Kingfisher; Earl Davis Bon
ham, Headrick; William Kenneth
Chiffon, Red Fork; Marion Edgar
Alstatt, Spiro; Floyd Henson White,
Anadarko; Harold A. Weaver, Gar
her; John Megnis Darcy, Morris,
Neapoleon Tyler Walls; Otto f.
Bolyd, Lenal; Homer S. r, Martin,
Braggs; Robert G, Holloway, Durant;
William Norris, Coweta; Walter lei.
bert Todd, Coweta; Jessie NJ. Zach
cry, Kinto; George Ennis, Texaana;
Clarence F. Johnson, Duke John
G. Mankin, Ranola; Joseph Arthur
Williams, zoss; Roy Lee Petty,
Mounds; Melvin p Powhatten Hen
ryetta; Frederick Scott, Briartcwn,
Richard Wright Holder Spcncor-
Vile; Grover Jackson Sparks, Krebs;
Lon Stafford, Collinsville; Luther
Radney, Bennington; Jesse Edward
Turner, Tabor Joseph O. Bishop,
El Dorado; William Blankenship,
Garyin; Mack # Goodwin, Stigler;
William e. Andes, Nashoba; Willis
Chubbee, Keota; Ernest Clarence
Garner,
Wounded slightly; Sergoenis: Sid
ney G. Keeton, Vinson; Elmer s.
Clark, Oklahoma City; Jesse j.
James, Purcell Corporals: John L.
Hollars, Duke; Rodney Clark, Cres-
cent Privates: Guy Leroy Bing-
ham, Enid; Caswell V. Brittingham,
Hooker; Willie Eoden, Tenny; John
d. Harding, Henryetta; Homer J.
Vaughan, Spiro William r. Howell,
Morris; Oscar L. Johnson, Oklaho-
ma City; Samuel L. Maloney Soper;
John Wake Bell, Gay; George c.
Day. Lawton; william NJ. Smedley,
Gilmore; Claud f. EppermaH, Perry;
Bryan Purcell, NARROW; Roy l..
Bradley Sentinel; Harry William
Henry Logan; Wiley G. McFaddin,
Crescent; Roy G. Dugger Welch
Joseph Burt Featherson, McCloud
Clifford Lee Johnson, Braggs Wal
ter L. Undorlf, Guthrie; Sam r.
Davis, Hugo; Thomas f. Hatch.
Paoli; Robert Cunningham, Com
merce; Roy l.. Rambo, Oklahoma
City; James d. Riley Braggs; Eli
sha Mayo Mounds; Burl Cheek, Ard
more; Claud Ingram, Wagner
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-12-18
First Session Held at 5 O'clock
Today Wilson Confers With
Former Foreign Minister
of France.
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
QUESTION COMES UP
President States Position; Great
Britain May Ask Action In
America Before League
Is Formed Belief.

by United Press.
PARIS, Dee, 1S-"I am not only
in favor of a league Of nations but
believe that the formation of such
a league is absolutely Indispensable
to the maintenance Of peace Pres
ident Wilson declared in denying the
authenticity Of dispatches published
in an American newspaper, declaring
that he approved Of a plan Of such
a league to enforce peace.
1T is entirely false" continued
the president THE particular plan
of league to enforce peace was di-
rectly or indirectly endorsed by
me-"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-12-18
May Effee. Mexico.

BY United Press.
WASHINGTON, Dec is. The
proposed league Of nations may call
upon tho United States to settle the
unstable conditions IN Mexico
This development is seen here by
men who are in touch with Mexican
American affairs, England may even
ask, it is believed that Il stable gov
enment be established without
awaiting the creation OF league Of
nations.
The recent Tampico clash, the
raid on the FIibler ranch, outlawry,
which makes travel unsafe there
and above all the squalor, poverty
and disease long rampant there are
assigned as the reasons for the
cleanup
The United States government is
keeping close tab on the situation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-12-18
CARRIER ILL

F. +. Westfall, city mail carrier,
is i'll at his home, 1920 Idaho ave
nue.. Smith Hubbard, carrier on ru-
raj route >. is substituting for Nj
WestfaT. Mrs. Hubbard is carrying
route while her husband is substi-
tuting for the sick man.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-12-18
ANNOUNCE HUN KILLED.

BY United Press.
BERLIN, TUESDAY nighD-Dec.
1S.-The total German soldiers
killed during the four-year period OF
the war was officially announced to-
day as $4,000.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-12-18
ENTIRE CABINET OF
PORTUGAL RESI-
RESIGNS.

LONDON, (Tuesday, delayed)-
Dec. 1S.-The entire Portuguese
cabinet has resigned their respective
posts, according to a dispatch re-
ceived here today
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-12-18

age p. who died Sunday evening at
the Minner home, 316 North Sixth
street. was shipped this afternoon to
Riehland, Mo. where the funeral ser
vices will be held and the body laid
to rest. J. W. Minner husband OF
the deceased. will accompany the
body to Richland.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-12-18
BY United Press.

Paris, Dec. 1S.-The first confer
ence of the complete American peace
delegation will be held at o'clocj1
this afternoon, when President VIII
son goes to the Crillon hotel to meet
the other representatives.
President Wilson's principal CON
versations today preceding the con-
ference, will be with Gabriel Sane
tauX the former French foreign min
lister. The president was busy study
ing reports and data on the recent
conference
Despite the rain that has been fall
ing steadily, he planned to take a
motor trip this afternoon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-12-18
Mackenaen informed.

By United Press.
Berlin, (Tuesday)-General Won
MacKensen, who was interned by the
Hungarians, is confined with his staff
in Count Karoy's castle at Foth, ac-
cording to a dispatch that has been
received from Budapest.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-12-18
TO SHIP BODY TO
MISSOURI FOR BURIAL

The body of Mrs. Bessie Minner
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-07
SIGNS OF DANGER.
That Should &c Heed-d ~ csrrus
Christi People

There's serious danger ln negIscfsns
ans weakness x the kidnce- TEA.
warming that Nature gives should nat
~ overlooked m troubled by too fre.
qpent passage ~ tire kdne, Socfc;lons
burning or stsiaing Il the secrffous
are hiesis cpiored anu contain sediment
when ieft standing~-n you have back.
ache TOO win iregulnri headaches sno
dizziness. rtaSe np YOUR mind that youi
kidneys ats affected and heTin using
some reliable kidney remedy Ieaths
from kidney disease have Increased Ia
the United States alone !. pcs nf rs
tle lasi ~ years The risk is great
sou cant afford 20 delay. Corpus
Christi reopie recommend Doans kal-
my Pills. Car sou ssk fnr better pfnaf
~ merit than rhn statement - thit
Corpus CHRISTI resident
=. y cummings 1915 Llpsu street
says some years ago J war Visiting
~ the north ana came down wtih an
attack ~ pain through my back II
Was Neff hard foF me - sioop or bond
my body in any Ray. and hurt me b.
set up after sitting Doans kidnt3
flls gave use prompt relief"
Price Soc az an dealers Don
simply ask for kidney remedy get
Doans Kidney Piiis--iae aanie thsi
Nr Cummings had Foster Anbusa
Co. MARS huffa.c =. ~ adv
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-07
CASH and CARRY PRICES ARE
Announced BY THE LOCAL BOARD

Thi Corpus Christi Prize Interpret.
ing Committee amour the follow
INK fair price list for ms week
sugar wholesale s17 IN hbis. re-
tail. sIl % 10 yfi.fs. fNhcr sugar D.
purchased IN factory VI nped packages
profit Of fc per pound over cost 81
slswed the re'siier)
wheat flour. per hiii basis a. pound
sacks Wholesale. fiil1 ~ tlf "a
pound sacks atc per thi higher BE-
Mound sacks sec pr hHi higher 8
pound sacks. o. Of per BAT higher
Wheat flour. - pourdf rer sart--
wholesale g. 50 20 t.- i-4, retail
1919 70 f3.2z IL
WHEAT flour. - poHff Dor sars
70 8 10
90 i-4 retail n1 ga Wheat flour
must be sold on basis n aff Retail
ers rrofi. 81 % ~ g. ~ oer hil. when
soid in ~ bhi. uuar'a or more
ff11 % 81 90 in rs nh Quantities uf
iess or ! i-2c per thi emaii lots
whs-e original package fe hrotanl
Rye -four whoiesaie ia qt f-4t
retail of 70 o.
Corn meal - r9un1 ef whaie-
sale. siit 20 si15 rer round pf1f
% 1sso
Corn meal i0-iU saet whole
sale 50 % -; retail - t
Cream meai se-ib. Wholesale
us 90 si.to, retail aud 1895 ~
o.
CrIts ~ d. pace nr nact-
aFo. - 20 =.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-07
ARg We 1880 OF elvINer

We don't know what tiredncss ~
Here iu safc sane America complain
ing that We arc tired ~ giving; Why.
ms Impossible for us % conceive what
real WEAKNESS ~ AK the RED CroeN
what u has seen 81 WEAKNESS. u will
tcll W ~ soldiers. our soldiers who
have been In the thunder 81 guns FOR
70 long that when wounded and brought
90 the silence and quiet ~ me hospital.
The sii-nce 40 iitfufhs them that they
can mother rest nor sleep Those men
know wcar.ness n VIII tell ~
NURSES who with tho steady over
~heiming flow 81 wounded under their
hands work for days without pause.
without sicer untn IN exhaustion ~
profound az % produce nausea over
comes them These wQnen know what
IL is 20 BE- tired y WITH ieli ~ ~
chiidrrn who have seen their mothers
brains besrn,ter fheir own ilftie pima
fores have dragged their own little
MANNED bodies over shelf Infested roads
until when rescued they were nervous
AZ fweii rs physical WRECKS. These
battles know real WEAKNESS. ~ VIII
tell ug n the exhaustion that comes
20 families towns nations that have
lived FOR over FOUR years under The
heart breaking brain shaffrrire strain
n Hun warfare Tftse people are
tired We American wis never fnow
thanks 20 them this kind ~ wearIness
There ~ very simple waY ~ thanking
theru Give 70 the Red Cross
During Dcccmber ue arc going 20
b. asked % give more than money 20
this great organization W. arc going
% be ASKED 90 give ourselves. Mr.
Dawson says ira; ;ht Hed Cross wants
to give the world notice not oniy that
America can fehi. bat thaf 20 The last
man woman and eliid we stard Tor
mercy. honor and good faith among ma
tons
This Christmas drive j. rof fof
money 70 ia summons % American.
everywhere % line up FOR the Ameri.
can ideal When fhe roii-cai comes
every American. Ola ~ Young viii be
called on 20 register and afi.fhe ni1hi
Of his Name 20 our answer 80 the On.
envy. A. this time iet W. prove indeed
that We do NOT know what Il means 9,
hc tircd.--1he Delineator
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-07

Mr and nfs " T. Freeman opened
their home Thursday evening inform
ais 20 tne officers and sailors on the
submarine rhaser that was Ia ror;
here. and. assisted hv number -
young ladies afforded the Young men
q delightful evening
+ was a naupy thought frr iae crew
fps no doubt such occasions come ~
rare Intervals 80 those "who ere stIan
gers on an Unknown seas" cake cam
Or and chocolate were served
Music and readings were irfesspers-
ea with other caicfife
Those included ir the parfy were
Misses Dorothy Davis Fern Coun
feiief Nefraref Lang Vera Hines
Dorothy kerdGe Edifh Wright. Eiler
aud Ruth siayfied Ada Brown Haze
stevens Fcra Bowen and Mrs - y
Hoiiemau Emil a Won Seerer 500
ne wash Dick Faulkner kansueii
honf Geerze Logan Everett Wash
Eric Sudnrharh Seattle wash h r.
kesi Philadelphia. II 81 Scaas oiym.
pia Wash. Ensign Boots Ellsworth
Chattanooga Tenn James u Toad
Ensign T. < ~ Berkeley Calif In,
slgn John : Winslad sam Ensig,
Geo. q Eszzeli Pensacola. fia Earn.
'cst Taylor Rohiyn wash Ioan VII
uer Trail y g. Caaada. n F. Col
Inns Portland ore
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-07
MANUFACTURERS EXPECT
TO MAKE UNITED STATES
CENTER OF WORLD TRADE
By rss Associated Press

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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-07
CHINESE CITIES LOOTED
81 FREE LANCE SOLDIERS
By rae Associated rrsss.


Pekine, Dec '- r'rcin almost ever
province % china come reports 81
sntages committed 30 rnhher. ans
asme ~ their recent exploits eqasi
i5usc ~ the Terrible White fsuf vino
rsyaEed huge stretch of territory ne-
fore meeting d none too tfnsly aad
shaunfinE 81 the happy hunfn.
ground ~ thousands ~ bandits heraus.
Tn geographical iariailes which enaaie
tae iasc4ls when pursued b. tfoops ~
enter nd.Dining provinces whence thee
cannot he foilewsd Tnis state ~ ~
fairs has been made much worse ni
General Luns Cni-kWanE who. aff.t
his defeat in kwanetuug hy tine south
esn armies. recruited from f3s shan
tung landltti fresh ieeles iol hls ca
u dlfipn. BE secured Wholesale q force
n 5000 men by promising - mast
their leader a hriga1lrr general in ~,
Republican afny % China
Dissatisfied io find no pas feflh
coming these "r4hber recruits r1m
utrrcd iooiiug and attacked the risn
fsin i'ukoN railway. the iiuk h.fSDfr
rekinE aud shanghai Here. however
they met 'hc Shautung tronps. am
several battles were fought before itt
bandits wero Dispersed. The tram SER
vice was Interrupted by The handle
tearing ~ a portion Of the line
General Lung Chit kwars denied al
responsibility Tor the rnlagulded actiyl
I ties of IDS recruits. but the government
3 has prohibited The enlistment % f1f
thsr men before their approval IA.
been given, such Il the state in chm
today.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-07
Notie..

Mr. y. y. Dshlherg. now located d
iaI3 Railroad Avenue, a typewriter re-
paireT % many years experience. wli
1rswer calls for that kind Of wcT,
ard guarantee satisfaction or ~
clihg gG.--adr.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-07

Yesterday those who registered iu
the knitting department af the Hod
cross headquarters we're Mrs. p T
Hsrvin. Mrs : Gucenheim. Mrs a. j.
Hudson. Mrs. " W Jones and Mrs
Re. r. Eckcrt
Mrs. cancott Will be IN charge today.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-07

a sacred coucefi viii be given sun-
day evening ~ the Fi~s' Baptist
Church under the direction % Mrs
-. y Conn who win be asSistr6 by
Private g ~ Kecfcr ~ she Fourth
Field Artillery Band and Mrs Heien
n Carroll
Private keefer is arranging several
numbers % be given by members ~
tho band
Members - Tho Baptist choir and
several ~ the best s1inir's ~ the city
Will participate. aiming them beinF
Mrs T. l.. Caldwell
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Remember that Caller Classified Ad,
are eerss's to gst rcsuisA
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little but bring big returns. Try ihain
for lesliis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-21

Victor Kaufman, Miss Margaret Cam
eron, Mrs. Louis Titus, Mr.. Thomas B.
Sweeney, DR.. F. s. Nash, Mr.. A. D. Ad-
Olson. Mr.. Richard A. Harlow, Mr. Archi-
bald Barklie and Mrs. Harry Wardman.
LnnJand,M andwertaH (taoinoanupoanup
Mrs. Thomas w. Phillips. accom-
panied by her daughter, Miss Angelita
Washington tomorrow for a visit of q
week or ten days and while here will
stay at the Shoreham.
Lieut.. William Winston Harrison, r.
F. c., has returned to Washington from
week to his uncle, Mr. James Lane
Allen.
Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Will H. Point
have taken an apartment at the Somer-
set House, 1901 18th street.
Mr.. Hampson Gary, the new American
diplomatic agent and consul general at
themselves very comfortably in that
ancient city and are taking an active
part in its social life. They were among
the guests at dinner party given
few weeks ago by the sultan in honor
of the Duke of Connaught.
Prof vittorio Falorsi Of the Italian en-
bassy will give lecture with official
Italian war pictures at the New National
Theater Sunday, April 2s, at 3 o'clock.
for the benefit of the italian refugees
and housing committee of Holy Cross
Alumnae. The pictures will include the
defense of Venice and THE Italian Army
in the Clouds" two very remarkable
films.
Those who have taken boxes for the
benefit include the Italian ambassador and
Countess dt Cellere, Senator and Mrs.
James Hamilton Lewis: Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward n. Hurley, Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-21

well known sculptor. has been name4
to succeed Mr.. Henry X. Bush-Brow&
as president Of the club and his name
will be presented. Mr.. Bush-Brown hap
declined denomination.
Mrs. Herbert II. Brown entertainer
informally Wednesday at luncheon a
the Army and Navy Club for Mrs. Benz
jamin Crew OF Atlanta. Ga. The otheI
guests were Mrs. Marshall, wife OF GeHe
william l. Marshall, [. S. A. and MrR
Clark, wife Of Col Rufus Clark, L. s. A
The marriage is announced of Mism
tGharlotte Louisa Stabler. daughter u8
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Stabler and Lieut.
Theodore &. Gerber, l.. S. A., on April &
the Rev. Mr.. Almendinger officiatin&
Owing to the absence OF Lieut.. E. II. Gefs
Der. brother of the bridegroom who is =
France. the ceremony was quiet and waA
followed by an informal RECEPTION at TIN
home of the bride The couple left for
Newport News, where the bridegroom y
stationed.
Mrs. c. Il. y, ootten and Miss Kathas4n1
Hinton .Wootten are entertaining at tsa
this afternoon at their home in Coluinbf1
road for Mrs. Sherard Walter Foster dI
Atlanta, the D. A. r. vice presideu1
general from Georgia.
The freshman class of the Georeo
Washington Law School will give an in
formal dance at the New Cochran Hotel,
Saturday april 81. at o'clock. the pro-
ceeds of which win be turned over to the
athletic deficit fund. An orchestra win
extended to all George Washington Unt--
versity. students. .-.
Mrs. Charles Shelse announces tho.
marriage Of her daughter Helen to M
Glenn Robert Eudaley. April s. 1t Was4r
III.