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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-05

GOLDEN jonQuils In proluslon. sent
u as gift bouquets from the pa
ternal family home in east Texas were
the lovely decorations at the tea Civ
en- on TUESDAY afternoon by Mrs o.
H palm in Compliment to her sister
inlaw. AIRS John Hicks. who with her
husband and two children have come
10 Fl Easo % make their home. Ev-
crywhere about the reception rooms
we-e The golden blossoms in bowls
and baskets ORA nented with butter
fly bows of golden tule- In the din
ing boom the tea table where AIRS. S.
p Skinner and Airs s T. Turner pre-
sided was especially charming me
table was ce1tereo with low silver
bowl O. Gaffodils amt fresias and the
lights were shed from yellow wax
candles in silver holders.
Receiving the guests at the door
we're a group Of little girls. Margaret
Palm and clsre WcCidridge received
the guests Olive Hicks took the cards.
Receiving and enterts ming with the
hostess were The honor guest. Mrs
Jasper woodbridge, Mrs A. r. HuEhey,
Mrs Vaughn ward Miss Julia Pool,
Miss Alma Jones, Mrs J. A. Wright,
9lrs- Victor Moore ara Mrs. Van VIII
son.
One Of the first OF the Saint Pat
ricks parties was given on Tuesday
evening. when sheriff and Mrs. Seth
Orndorff gave a dinner with decora-
tions OF the motif at their attractive
home in Kern Place. The central or
nament Of the table was a crystal vase
Of white carnations and ferns The
favors for the guests we're Irish hats
and pipes for the men present and
green miniature hat boxes for the
women guests. Places were marked
By unique Saint Patrick's place cards
for Mr.. and MIS-. A s Peatross. Mrs T.
~. Lanier. Mrs. P E. F1enniken. Mr..
and MIS-. a 3. Poe. Mrs. l. B. Remy,
= F. Patterson, Dr. VIII Rogers and
Miss Cecile Myers, Of Douglas, Ariz..
The niece OF Mrs. orndorff. who is her
house guest
Miss Dorcas Anne Payne viii give
an informal muffet supper on Satur-
day evening at the Payne apartments
IN Hampton court in compliment TO
Miss Dorothy Wise, who IS the house
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. ". D. Wise.
This is one OF q number OF delightful
social affairs being given in honor
OF this charming visitor.
Mrs. ". R Brown viii give an in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-05

DABBI MARTIN ZIELONKA. who
n has spent the last month in vari-
Gus Texas cities N the interest OF a
campsign for the Union OF American
Hebrew congregations. returned We'd
nesday morning 10 resume his work
as rabbi OF the congregation Of tenn
pie Mt Sinai Dr. Zielonka relieved
rabbi Abe Holtzberg. OF Cincinnati
who came to serve the congregation
On Monday evening the Council Of
Jewish Women gave a farewell re-
ception honoring rabbi Holtzberg. who
leaves this evening. He gave a very
interesting talk on 'Zionism-"
Miss Yetta Baron gave a vocal solo
and Miss Lillian Wisburn gave a read
ing
Reuben Rappasporg gave a violin
solo.
Refreshments We're served and q
social hour was enjoyed
Mrs. c o. Waskey has returned to
FL Paso from Pittsburg. Kan. where
she has been the guest OF her relatives
and the relatives Of her late husband
for some months. She was accom-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-05


ONE OF the smsrtest OF the season s
Oparties was the bridge party given
by Mrs. George Drummer at the at
tractiye Drummer home. on Montana
street. on Tuesday afternoon in COM
pliment TO Mrs. Q. 7. Thompson. her
guest from San Francisco; Mrs. Fred
Lafferty. a recent army bride. and
Miss Frances Edgar. who Is the guest
Of his sister, Mrs. William McAIath-
The drawing room and dining room
were artistic with decorations Of
spring flowers in shades OF white,
gold and yellow. There were also
butterfly bows Of yellow tulle about
the bowls and vases OF blossoms and
they Ornamented the tiny baskets on
the card tables, which held confec-
lions in shades OF green and yellow
The tally cards were daintily Orna
mented with handpainted designs Of
yellow tulips Mrs. William P. B.
AIcSain won the first prize, a pair Of
silk hose. Mrs. c o. Rucker received
handkerchief Madeira handkerchiefs
were also given to the three honor
guests Assisting Mrs. Drummer in
serving were Mrs VIII T. owen, Ms
J. II. Young and Mrs. A. H Key. Al
the games conclusion two courses
were stAFGu- Inc buGal Al9N I4IuN4
Mrs Thompson. Mrs Lafferty, Miss
Edgar, Mrs VIII T. owen. Mrs. C. o.
Rucker, Mrs William McMath, Mrs
Norwood Hall, Mrs. A H. Key, Mrs
J. J. Finney. Mrs Bruce Friese. Mrs.
W r McKenna, Mrs Paul Ginther.
Mrs. William P 3. McSain. Mrs J. T.
Jacoby, Mrs. A H Butler, Mrs. Hal
Christie, Mrs. Frank Spence, Mrs
David V Fennessy, Mrs s. B. Had
lock. Mrs. Van Long. Mrs r. ". Nc
Candies and Mrs. J. H Young.
One OF the many lovely courtesies
being extended to commander and
Mrs. c c. Fewel, who are house
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Fewel.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-05
Tea In Honor of Mrs. John Hicks
Featured by East Texas Flowers

formal tea this afternoon from 40
until o'clock. in compliment TO Mrs.
Edward Mcdowell. who appeared in
concert at the Woman's club on Tues
day evening and for the members OF
the Mcdowell club.
Mrs. H L. Spence. who resides at
the corner Of Montana and Dallas
streets. viii entertain circle number 8
Of the First Methodist church with a
luncheon on Thursday. The guests
VIII quilt all day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-05

Be sure and take your kodak with
you when you 90 to Juarez- There
are a number Of places Of more than
unusual interest that you will see on
your trip and II you kodak them the
folks at home can see them on your
return Have US finish them-this is
insurance on quality prints.
F'eIdmau's-As It Should Be Done.
sos san Antonio-Opp. the Popular.
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-05

/ art scooIs Of tbs country. he took his
Z first instruction in painting He spent
many hours studying famous compO-
sitiOus OF modern artists Then the
I time came when he took his work 10
I Clivet. the connosieur and restorer Of
art. His criticism was encouraging 10
the point OF flattery. He already has
got IN his painting what artists strive
for and few get" was the verdict
Mr. Ellis came TO the southwest.
where he found inspiration for his
pure landscapes. He always did broad
painting using the broken colors as
most modernists do These broken
cOlors" are the single prismatic colors
into which light breaks up The ef-
feet IS that OF Luminosity. Mr. Ellis
uses this method 10 a splendid advan-
tage in the atmosphere OF his pictures
The regular business meeting OF the
missionary society Of Trinity Method
ist church was held on Tuesday az
ternoOn in the church psrlors. Mrs.
ID. N Smith. the president OF the So
ciety. presiding. The meeting vas
The scripture lesson was read by Miss
Alice Care Mrs George Lamme Of
fered the prayer. a centenary talk
was given By Mrs. u. u smith Re
ports OF all officers were given. The
treasurer reported the pledge for 1913
trict conference VIII be held at Fort
Stockton on April = and g The fol-
lowing delegates were appointed 20
this meeting AIRS. D. NJ smith. 1lrs
J. C.. Ballard Mrs. c. C. Henderson.
and Mrs. Lee Moor. The closing prayer
was given by Mrs S 6. Douglas.
The women Of the congregation OF
the Christian church viii meet at the
church on Tuesday 20 do sewing ali
day for the Red Gross At o'clock
the Loyal W0men's Bible class will
hold its monthly business meeting
The Woman's Bible class OF Trinity
Methodist church viii meet in the
church parlors al. o'clock on Thurs
day afternoon. Mrs 2. !. Mower ana
John Wood win be hostesses for the
afternoon.
on account Of the serious illness OF
Capt j. 3. Brady. the meeting OF
Robert 7. Lee chapter Of the Daugh-
tefs OF the Coufederacy VIII not take
place at the usual time on Thursday
afternoon but will be postponed until
Thursday afternoon. March IS at
o'clock.
Tte Council Of Jewish Women met
on Tuesday afternoon at Community
hall Temple Mount Sinai. at 8 o'clock
The opening psalm was read by Mrs.
Charles Given. The Rev. Dwight
Bradley gave an Interesting talk up
on the Artistic Education Of the
Child" A piano solo was given BY
Mrs Nathan Seeder. These numbers
were PRECEDED by a business session
The College Woman's club VIII meet
Saturday afternoon at o'clock in the
Y W c. A club rooms. The program
promises TO be very pleasing one. as
Rev. W. 5. Huggett viii give his lee
ture on the Cathedrais OF Europe. IL
Illustrated by lantern slides The music
for the afternoon viii be furnished 5y
the boys chorus OF the Alta Vista
school.
The Women's missionary society Of
Asbury Methodist church viii hold a
business meeting Thursday afternoon
at 3 o'clock In the church parlors
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-05

"ITTT1 ~ T0T0UIT NTT1TT0-
MRS L. T. THOMPSON. OF san
W Francisco. who is the house guest
OF Mrs. George Drummer at the Brun-
ner home on Montana street. Mrs.
Thompson has been the inspiration Of
q mum Der Of the seasons prettiest
parties. among them the bridge party
Eiven on Tuesday afternoon when
Mrs. Bruuner entertained for her
house guest. for Mrs. Fred Iafferty
and for Miss Frances Edgar.
PasO; Mrs. a. p. Coles. chairman OF
sewing. Mrs. Harvey Gamble. chair
man for the day.
Meeting at 9 D. M. Of the women's
missionary society Of Asbury 1Ietho-
dist church.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-05

e Faso Optical CO.-10s Texas St
Middle Of the Block. Established
190l-1S years in business Need
GIassesf Ask SeEalI.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-05

The public authorities having failed 70
grant the request Of a street railroad IN
Queens borough. New York city. for PER-
mission 10 Increase its fare, many. passan-
gers have voluntarily been paving seven
cents Instead % the legal rate OF five
cents-F'rom Leslic's
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-05

DR.. l. ID. Strong. Phys. and SUR.
us r. b. Bldg. Pm 27z-1577.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-05

The Women's missionary society Of
Asbury Methodist church viii hold a
business meeting Thursday afternoon
al 3 o'clock in the church parlors.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-05

iOn account Of the serious illness OF
Capt j. 3. Brady, the meeting OF
Robert T. Lee chapter Of the Daugh-
refs OF the Coufederacy VIII not take
place at the usual time on Thursday
afternoon but will be postponed until
Thursday afternoon. March Is at 3
o'clock.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-05

EliifFiE 8 8
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13
GUN MEN STILL
ACTIVE IN CITY
Of BELLA|RE
TWO MEN, HELD UP LAST NIGHT,
CONTRIBUTE $50 TO THE
HIGHWAYMEN.
3. & o. Employe Gives IS at Point OF
Gun, and Auto Driver Donates
SIS to tho Robbers.

Two hold-ups took plac" last night
on the narrows between Rcllalre ana
SnadyS;dc. The uarrows IS Just the
place for gunmcn to ply their nefarlous
calling. as il is u lonely stretch with
very few business houses: on one side
is the towering hill and on the other is
a steep declirity to the river. many
Yards below. The road is unfrequented
in the later hours OF the night. with the
exception OF the electric cars. few au-
,omobiles and now and then a pedes-
TRAN.
William Boles, an employe Of the B. 4
O., was returning to Bel!aire from
ShadyStdc last night and was passing
through the Narr"ws about | 40 O'CLOCK
when man stepped from behind pole
and showed q pistol close to his face and
demanded his money. BolcS was at his
, mercy and had To hand over all tho
money that he had with him. which was
SIS. The highway0nan disappeared ana
ROl.S went on to Rcllairc, where he I'M
nediately. reported the matter to the
police who immediately got on the case.
but the rut,bcr was still at large at a
late hour this morning.
Arthur .Lcbnnstr:A. Of this city. WAS
coming up through thH NarrowS about
midnight in an automobile and At =
! place about a halls mile below the tlrSt
hold-up when man stepped INTO the
middle nf the road. Lobenstein think
1 lnE the man wanted ~ oFi'oti o.
stopped his machine with the intention
! Of accommodating tho stranger. when, a
| pistol was levcl"d n; his head and he
! was forced 70 civ" all the money nc had
! with him. amounting TO S55, 10 IN"
! hirhwarman who disappeared while the
, amazed lLobenStein recovered his COM
! posur.. and cam" on "a Bcllairc and re-
! ported tho matter At police headquarters
| Tho E..llaire police arc inclined TO think
! II was tbs. sam" man or one or crnwo
be. ND
| tho country roundabout for the pcrpe-
| traitors % the crime.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13
TABOR TEMPLE
FOR WHEELING
LIKELY THAT WORK WILL BE
STARTED WITHIN THE NGAh
TuTRE ON LOCAL TEMPLE.
Much Interest is Being Manifested IN
The proposition by AL LABOR
Unions.

An interesting meeting or the l-ahnr
Temple COMMITTEES Of tn" Ohio valley
Trades and Labor Assembly was h"Id
last evening at the local assembly rooms
ut which limc the matter al builolnS 4
labor temple in Wheeling was discISSeh'
.rh,, COMMITTEES 10 look into tho matter ~
COMPRESSED of the following well kHo"h
gentlemen: NJ
Walter Il. Hilton. chairman: W. |.
C1imb"rIidgc. secretary; j. NJ f'terS
Thomas V Salisbury. Edward NickcrSon
Louis Leonard, William +. liahn": : i
I.rnk"rt. Paul Mink and william fr!Lz
Some tine agp ii was proposed l'
cr.r, A trmplc jointly with III" c"nl MN
crs of Eastern ohio but that pr"p"Slti"r
did NOT seem to appeal 10 the miners ~hr
finally decided t. erect their temple II
Rrllairt. and as 4 result tn" local h"dI
has prartiCally decided - erect ihHli
temple here. .,, +.
II is likely that the temple Will h'
erect cd on Market street and that Stor'
rooms viii hc built In.,-,h" building u
secure n revenue The assembly has {
number Of sites under rnnsidrra ton
several beng vacant lots. where u wnuI"
~, possible to erect Il building ai:d oth"r:
of buildings that could b" purchased
hut as vet plans are incomnl"t" for ih'
manner in which tn" affair Will be nan
1 I'll ed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13
NINE, LEbAUDY
ADM TS KILLING
HER HUSBAND

WESTEURY. y y. Ih". ic.-Madame
Mari" Augustine Lchaudy admitted to-
day 70 District Attorney thnrl". X.
Weeks Of Nassau county tina; she, shot
and killed her husband. Jacques l|"-
baudy. known az ''i>nprror nf the Sa-
hara'' as Il" entered her home. Phoenix
Lodge. her" last night. according 10
statement issued BY Mr.. Weeks tonight.
"Ycs, | shot him" Mir. Weeks quoted
her as saying. '-lle had been threaten
ing my life FOR Is years and ! couldn't
stand 1t any longer.
Mr.. Weeks said hc would call the
Nassau county grand jury tomorrow
calling ms the first witness Madame L.
bnuds I5-y"ar-"ld DAUGHTER :arIu"-
line. who first notified the authorities
Of the shooting.
The story ~ l.rbaud?'s arrival NJ tn"
home in which II" was unwclcomc, was
told ty thS Ichaudy cook. who sald
that l.tbaudy "bural in through Inc
kitchen door carrying n can or krrn-
srne oil in ono hand and IL black grip
in the other.
About Iiyc minutes later. She said, she
heard the shots and running int" the
main hail. SAW Lcbaucy lying at the
foot Of the grand staircase. Mauamc
l.cDaudy. she said. wa* slowly ascend
ing thr stairs. She said she had heard
no struggle or quarrel prior to the
shooting.
lac,luclirc, Sh" said. came TO the head
Of the stairs and asked her mother
what was that Noise Madame L.
baudy. she *ad. responded. "Lnn'
worry. dear. just go to Your room.
During IN" dag curious crowds Sath-
cred about Phoenix Lodge. md through
these passed Mrs. charles u" S&uilcs.
sistrr-in-law " lHanica ~ SRulles. who
| shot ard killed her husband. Joh0
I-ou:gnr Us Saulle*, in her home. The
Box which adjoius Phoenix Lodge
| Mrs. l,c Saull"S entered the L~chnudJ
hoar. md according Ia guards. spent
moro than an hour with Madame l"''
/ baudy. who remained in h"d under ihc
constant care Of physicians Throughout
the day. Indications that there Will b
! a bitter court fight over l%baudyS 60
! tate were given today when l."iaud:
attorney iesucd luTg" statement hint
.nr Il; q hidden motive" fnr the shoot
ing and denying I'm Impression tina
Mr.. lctmuGy was insane"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13

OF the states represented. The invita-
tion says:
"Will you help in this greatest crisis
Of history 10 marshal public opinion be-
hind Americas real purpose in the war"
. Agreements made at the peace con-
ference will. for generations 10 come.
vitality AFFECT for good or i'll the eco
nomic political and moral we'll being OF
mankind. The creation there Of
league of free nations can alone in
sure the orderly development Of the
world and preserve peace. To get sAch
Il league, President Wilson wisely de-.
c:drd, by PERSONA attendance. TO throw
his great influence on the side Of an UNI
selfish and righteous peace. with
| league Of nations 10 safeguard il per-
| pctually.
: The series OF ,ninc congresses Cor
league OF nations will give oppor-
! tuniy for those who won the war. both
on and behind the fighting line. To spenk
their wishes. Agreement at Paris. and
| ratification by the senate. may depend
on the size and temper Of these con-
crosses and the carrying out in each
state OF the plan Of action they adopt"
Committee In Charge.
The committee on organization for
the Atlantic congress follows:
New York---Sansuel tiompcrs, John G.
J Agar. Frances r. Cleveland Preston.
Vim. Church Osborn. Vim. Jay Schicff"-
lin. Jacob Could Scnurrhan Anna How
ard shaw. Nathan Straus.
New Jrrscy-Ecnry van Dyke. llar.
old p. Wells. Tkos. y. Mcrartcr.
! Pcnnsylva nia--ucnry S. Drinkcr. 'Cy-
i rus 81. Is. Curtis. VIM l.. Clause Thom-,
as Rtnhurn White.
Maryland-.r:dwin Warlicld. Theodore
! Marburg. Henry ". Williams. VIM. r.
| Cochran.
| Della Gray, Josiah mar
vel. Charles r. Miller.
! FirSinia-Grorgc Bryan. Vim. Hodges
| Mann. Roland *. Chase.
West Eirgin;a--Chas. w. Dillon. Ma
than Goff. J. F. Marsh.
! District OF Coumbia--Frcdcric ID.
! Mckenncy. Martin y. 4,napp. Richard IS.
. ,Satrous.
The committee has established head
| quarters on the twcrty-third ho0r OF the
iBush Terminal Sales building. 1870 West
4.d street, New York.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13
.RACK|NARDNES Of MANY CIVIC
IMPROVEMENTS IS DISCUSSED by
T. RURGES5 TAYLOR IN LECTURE

this or that political faction which may
h" the preference" -; n"lshh":S VII" '''r
themselves Lot ken Tor the Undertaking
'th. v3lur - u Polish r";"ihll'. "Hh
an nutlH, 1T ihautE!S a:! 'r;u":rS"I Ivy
STRATEGIC" railways HS " tnH'r S'h''
between Germany and RUSSIA. Is rec
oenizcd ~ tn. headquarters 'N ''H"rE
peace commission which has arrived
in Paris. Vet each - III" a'ti"* say;
! in effect, Tot ,;rnrE" DO IL; and
"Gsorse." in thu final hints Of Euro
pran statesmen. comes down tn mean
ing tho United states.
Our co;!atnruS IL" r"ar" IN reply
hluntIr have asked. NNhy should we
interiors in family rIarrrls h"iw"' Il
brothers." Surely. they argue. the
Poles. now If given m opportunity. en-
get together without hl"odSh"d. Tn"
! N ,rits of Dnmow ;'<i as against General
l'ilSudSki are hard IL "@iIhli$h. h"th
: arr Poles IN good standing as such.
Your CORES poHticut has talked with
dozens Of Poles from whom only
confused argument is issued. Il seems
that Drlowski heads something called
tho National Polish committee. organ
izsd N Paris. Will" rilauGski occupies
tho saddle 81 authority IN warsaw.
Those back "f pnI"wSkI want f!lSh6SN'
pus,Nd. They call him radical. whit"
hackers Of PilSudski call bm"wSEi TO-
dictionary.
For Americans VIII" cam" ".""" miles
! 70 end the war 10 h0 later used Ms ma
chin. gun Mnrpircs between I'll" rival
Polish factions docs not strike onr rs an
absurdlv fantastic proposal. I heard one
If our generals say: Let somebody else
bump their heads together and put FOL
and tpon irS democratic logs. We
! Americans can w"ll afford 10 allow Flu
rope tho privilege "f settling its own
! internal affairs" II" proposed that |
! ask some folks "a rrai Polish history be-
: fore they even think of projecting our
! brave soldiers into animrS!ti"s thoUS-
j ands OF years old.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13
Bottom Not Reached
In the Revolutionary
Movement in Germany

I.ondon Times Cable. Copyright 1879
THE HAGUE. Jan. IL. A traveller
from Stcttin says that things are look
inS black there as tn the prospects for
a settled government. Spartacus infu-
cnreS arr steadily Increasing. Annuni-
ton is still being manufactured there
hut, Il Isl supposed. for the domestic
use Of Germany. Stettin has a rcsiden-
,ial. as we'll Us industrial quarters. The
former lives IN constant dread since
Enish"vISrn IS openly spread. Meet
jugs arc constantly held in tho work
ing class quarter. after which process
sinns arc organized in tn" Weather
quarters with II view 10 impr"sslns the
capitalistic elements.
So far there has boon little excess in
Strttiu this being du" to the counsel
given hy Spartacus aGitatnTs.
Eichhorn. former police chief in Rer'
lin. has Stettin under his control. anG
has plancd TO take armed civilian and
other forces thence to Gerlin when thu
occasion demands. The workers de-
,nanu the complete overthrow Of The
present government. believing. ms TN
Spartacus people assure them. that ih"n
lives would bq happier and more pros
crous under Il purely proi"tariat COY
eminent. Tho great idea IS TO abo!lsf
! no middle classes. as has been attempt
ri in Russia and reduce all mankind Il
! or" dead level existence. where no on
! shall l." better off than his neiEhbor
, Christmas was spent quietly IN Slct
! tin. no customary signs Of fcStlvity be
: ing observed except Il few CHRISTINA
;r.ns in the weather. class. Ny inform
an; vas struck b. this, sine" CHRISTINA
- on. Of N" few religious festival
winch retained Il hold on tn" maJ"rlt
Of Germans.
Liz" most Or ny int"rmants. thus on
regarded il is certain that Germany ma
not get touched bottom IN thr matt"
.: revolutionary experiments.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13
WILL VOICE
DEMAND FOR
WORLD LEAGUE

NEW YORK. Jan. Eth" state
branches ut he League 10 Enfyrce
Peace IN New FORK. New Jersey. Penn
Sylvania. Maryland. Delaware. Virginia.
West Virginia and the District OF Co.
lumhia branch will cooperate in Bold
ing the Atlantic Congress for q League
Of Nations" in New York city. February
and s. The cn!l for this convention,
issued here today. is signed by com
mittcG on organization consisting of IL
ot the must prominent members " the
league III these states.
Sessions will be held on both days IN
the ballroom Of 1.-THE Hotel As;"r, and the
congress- Will close with mass meeting
in the Srvcnty-hrst Regiment armorE.
The governors and mayors and the lead
Ing organizations and societies IN the
seven scales have been invited 10 send
delegates. Several governors already
have made their appointments.
Sortos OF Nine.
This congress will he tho first OF
serics OF miro To be held during Feb
ruary NJ important c"ntcrs Of popula-
ton throughout the United States un'
der the auspices Of the League IL In
force Peace and its State branches
The othc. convention cities NJ" Boston
Chicago. Mlnr"ar"liS. Portland Tore
gou). san Francisco. Salt lake city
Kansas city ..ln.J. and Atlanta.
William II. Taft. president OF the
League. will preside and speak Mt al
nine conventions. and will take WITH
him in h.a tour Of tho country GROUP
OF speakers which will include: Dr
y. Lawrence l-nwcl president or 1ar'
ward: flr. Henry Van Dyke. formerly
minister Ia the Netherlands: frank J.
Walsh, formerly joint chairman OF the
! War Labor Hoard. and James W. Ger
ard formerly ambassador I" HcrnanF
| Other speakers for the inGividual con
! crosses will l,c announced later
Tn" purpose Of tn" convention. &c
crrhine To the invitations issued today
is To marshal public opinion hchInc
! Americas real PURPOSE In the war.
which is defined as tho creation ht IN
| pcarc confrr"ncr 81 league Of ma
tons to Insure thr orderly develop
ulrnt Of the world and pr"s"rv" rracr
! Resolutions along tines" lines will n
adopted and rahl"d to Paris and aiSt
sent To ,hr senator's and representative!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13

SUNDAY SCHOOL SERMON IN NI1
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13

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