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WHEELING BOYS
Of BATTERY c
ARE ALL CITED
FOR BRAVERY
snccial 10 The Intelligencer.

SnfCtdl 10 | nv lhhSAIiN'hNN''
CAMP STUART. Va. May 2S.-
wheeling boys viii not leave this camp
before Saturday. When they move they
will 20 TO Camp Lee. There IS nothing
nfficial as 10 the parade at Richmond.
but June has been fixed as the tenta-
Tho troops will dcmobilizc at Camp
I.ne. All Of the boys OF { Battery.
3I4th Artillery. composed entirely ot
Wheeling boys. are cited By General
-. Mihicl and Argonnc fights. Each
Of them will receive two bronze STATS
with his two gold overseas stripes.
The boys were under constant shcU
irr for forty-scVen days and nights
without relief. They witnessed the
Death Of the now famous colonel Wrlch
Of their regiment who died while lead
ing them in battl".
we were a sacrifc" regiment. scot
cn, 10 fight tanks" said the boys. hut
they arc proud OF their record. despite
rho hardships. We went through hell.
they cont nued. in u up 10 our n"cks
and now We want to go HON" and that
ALL
ber of tho. 3l5th Field Artillery. wears
a silver star. special decoration for at
tending wounded man after haying
himself been badly wounded Holl.
gassed. took time 10 adjust mask on
his wounded comradc hcfor" putting on
his own.
Cook H. Drwot. of tho 315th also
wears a silver star for rendering brave
service when an infantry captain was
blown ur by an ercyny she'll.
Major Walter Smith of tho l3Sth In
fartry ono Of the four brave lighting
smiths" sons of Glenn Smith. civil On
rineer OF Wheeling. Is now at tho off
ccr-' pavilion hero. He and First Liz u
tenant Llovd EneiN arc tho only Wheel
ing officers In camp Major Smith Is
INC highest ranking Snth Division Off
cCr from Wheeling.
Colonel VIM. H. Waldron Of Hunting,
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MANYNHEEUNC DISTRICT BOYS
CONE OVER ON THE LUCKENbACH

Headquarters. and four other officers
and % mon Of the headquarters Of this
brigade which is a 18th Division un!r.
Other troops of the 18th (draft men Of
northern Pennsylvania. New Jersey and
New York states) comprised the 309ln
lnfantry's headquarters and medical
detachmcnts. Third Battalion and Com
panies ID. L. h. l. and NJ. eight officers
and l.166 men. assigned TO Camps Dix.
Sherman Upton Bowie. Dodge. Grant
Funston. Taylor. Devcns and Custer.
Also on the Santa Paula were one off,
Ger and SS Non Of Battery G. 32lst Field
Artillery. send (All-American) Divi-
sion. mostly for Camps Dix, Dcvens and
Upton: ard IA officers and 906 men cS
tho Goth Engineers. assigned to various
camps throughout tho country.
The 2.267 officers and men who hr-
rived last night on the transport Ed
! ward Luckenbach TOO late to discm-
bark landed here today. The 3l2th Ma
chine Gpn Battalion. the only unit on
board which saw action. was under
| command OF Major J. F. Taylor Of
Pittsburgh and is composed almost IN
tirely OF Pennsylvanians. The battal-
| ion fought through the Meuse-Argonnc
offensive and lost nearly ESQ killed and
y wounded
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ord French Continues His Narrative of the Terrific Struggle for

an ddangcr behind them. a severe rcac-
ton came upon them. The heavy losses
among their friends and comrades bowed
them down with grief, for they aeces-
sarily lacked AZ yet the professional
training and stoicism OF men whose real
business is war.
This exhibition OF natural feeling only
excited In me a deeper admiration for
the splendid courage and endurance they
had displayed when unsustained and un-
assisted by the Influence OF that iron
discipline which only a long course OF
military training can inculcatc. They
were urged only by the spirit Of nobltsse
obligc. and :he higher ideals which in
spire all who have taken up arms
against the Germans in this war.
On November 2 the Sixteenth French
corps and Conneau's French cavalry
vision were holding the Wytschs\ y
Messines Ridge. with detachp|
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Plymouth Preparing.

PLYMOUTH. England. May "S.-(By
Tho Associated Prcss.) )--Arrsngemnnts
for the reception Of Lieutenant COM
mandcr \. c. Read and tn" crow OF the
SCI when they reach this port. tho rnd
Of the pioneer flight across III" Atlantic
were completed today at conference
between tho American naval authorities
and tho mayor. Tho only ceremony
planned is for tho mayor and the town
council to extend n welcome to the aVia-
tors at tho Mayfair pier.
The American naval authorities believe
that tho NC-A will arrive hero Thursday
or Friday. They expect that tn" plane
will enter tho harbor here about I
o'clock in tho evening.
When tho NG'-i reaches tho harbor a
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NEWPORT NEWS. Va. May 2H.-Th"
following Wheeling district boys re-
turned ON lhr Zeppelin. Every man Is
from Wheeling. unless tn" nam" "f inc
solGicr IS followed directly by the town
from which ii" comes;
Field clerk. Alva T.. Bryant. Ne
MCChcn.
Ray victs tJacob V. NiC,s).
Edgar l.. Fox.
Howard Wallace. W"llshurE.
Charles McComhs. MCundsNille.
William J. GompcrS.
Mauscl Gray. Elm Grove.
John II. Curry.
Bernard l.. Il"lfcr.
Ben II. Nelson. WTllSburE.
Walter w Knauss.
Roy Hall. Wcllsburg.
James Cox. Wcllsburs.
Walter f. Tip7ins.
James NJ. Rodgers Jr". WclSpurS.
Paul J. Flccsscr. WellsburG.
Tudor Hopkins. Fol!ansbcc.
Thomas J. Howell.
Thomas NJ. Brannan. Bcnwood.
Harry Porter, Elm Grove.
George T.. Schcnck. Woodsdale.
Charles II. Miller.
George n. Lewis. Follansoce.
Elmer D. Hclfcr.
Lawrence Kunkcl. WellsburG.
John Lobmillcr. W"llsburg.
Richard MozinGo. WellsburE.
Charles S. II. Howard. Follansoce.
Charles Jack.
George Merge.
Louis Ncuhard. Fulton.
Thomas Mahan, Follansbce.
Edward Davis.
Harry LaSch. Warwood.
Clarence Mycr. Wcllsburg.
Edwin Carter, Elm Grove
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Fred Chambers. Bethany.
charles Clifford.
William Sacks. Fulton.
George Baker.
David Conrad. Elm Grove.
Adam Wagner. Triadciph'a.
Charles Schramm. Warwo"d.
John T. Gilbert.
William J. Higgins.
Walter ArpIchy. F"llansh"c.
Ellsworth Folmar Elm Grove.
s Rnyd Hilton. Warwood.
Adolph Grove.
Raymond Radcliffe. Fol)Rnsh"".
John NJ. karnats. FollanSbcc.
Vernon Lucas. W"llshurG.
John Lindsay. Bethany.
Rayburn Porter. Elm Grove.
John J, Ricstcr Elm Grove.
Harry T. I.asch. Warwood.
Harry Bury. W"llsburG.
Emil Wilhelm. Elm Grove.
Louis Ricdcl. Jr.
George KcItlCr. Elm Grove.
George Pasco. Triadclpha.
Francis Q. White.
Robert l.. Ward.
Floyd Riber.
Jos. Barnes. WcllshurE.
Thomas q. Garlick, New Gunner
lard.
Robert rlriCh. Follanshcc.
Herman Nicdcrmcycr.
Iohp McCrca, Now Cumberland.
Lawrence Fitzpatrick.
Richard V. Burke.
George +. Frohmc.
Glenn y. Hughes W"lrton
Thomas Perkins. MoundsNiilH.
Low T. McHcnry. MoundsV!ile.
Alfred X. Sonncborn.
David Armour. Martins Ferry.
Thomas Jones, Wcirton.
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WASHINGTON. May 9S.-The Amer
iran naval scapIane SC-4 will not start
,on,nrrow on tho Anal lap OF the night
rro,, Rockawav Reach. l.. l.. TO Ply
r,om,b England, tho navy d"partment
was informed late tonight in dispatcn
ron, Lisbon. Portugal. where l.i"ut"nant
commander \. G. Read and his crow OF
Tho Er-I arc awaiting faForanl" conoi-
lions for resumption ol inc oNc's
flight o,od AZ o.1n
~ NJ Lisbon time. and was received py
cable, did not explain the reason whlcn
,mpcIIcd Commander Road TO pnstp0nc
beginning the last leg OF the n'En'. Inc
message merely said:
..EI'I will not start tomorrow.
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ing that il was this sam" cavalry spirit
or instinct. with which the British cav
airy is so strongly lmbucd. which on
ables them to show Ia such splendid
advantage IN the mounted comoats OF
the earlier phases of the war.
l must add few words as TO tho fine
part played in thr fighting of November
by the ONfordshirC IIussars and inc
London Scottish. They were I'll" FIRST
Territorial troops who fought IN the
war
After dIscmbarkng at DunkIrk the
OXfordshIrr HuSSars took part IN inc
important operations connected WIN nc
Bel gla NJ tctaorArAfm l2S4r l233 iH2lS
Belgian retreat from Antwerp. ana rem
drrnd most valuabl" AID in the defense
OF tho MytsChn"t"-M M"sslncS ridge Whrn
that pi'rc of ground was held with such
marvellous tCnucity by the cavalry ul-
vision against oycrw hclming odds.
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in larS" numbers. Th" situation was
restored nj tEr point "f tho hay"n"' by
Ihr reserve company. by daylight on
Nn,rmhcr /. tho Germans lad. however
turned hulh tlnuks and II h""am" ncc"S-
vury IN retire Th,. retirement was Ill
r,rird ur Wulv"rEh"m. and was carried
ON, steadily under heavy rifle End ma
chime gun fire. At eight a. m. IN" same
mnruIn. tho London Scottish went Tor
ward a..aiu IT, take their places in the
t",nrhcs alongside tn" First cavalry d.
vision and thrr" tncy remained until
relieved AT dusk that evening.
"'rhruughnut thcS" operations. "hl'h
lasIcd for tw" days-vlZ' OCTOBER 81 ana
November l-thc losses of the London
SrnItish amounted to rs. or about "a
prr-ccn, of their strength. Rarely II
eyer. have second line troops sustained
uns hakcn SO high a percentage Of casu-
alticS.
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As for the London Scottish. their SCR
vices on these two days ar" w"li sum
married. in a memorandum sent IN !" m"
BY Allcnby.
The London Scottish" h" wrote.
''camr under my orders on tn" evening
Of October 80. 1911. and wCrr detailed I"
the support Of tn" Second chyalry dive
sion on tn" fullrwInH morning. They
went into action At ten .. m.1Dct"h"r 81
with strcug h of - U!'.rrrS and INi
men. and u",uiH"d tr' M hes ~ v"uJur"-
tion with lh" Fourth cavalry brigade
They held these lrrn"h'S Throughout the
day being SuhJ'rt"d rr"m time 4" 'lm'
to eavy artillery and machine gun iir"
, From nInc /. m. onward during thu
night of DCtUhrr 3l-\oNCmhrr |. th'
Gcruans attacked IL" trenches "f lh'
London Scottish C"n!lnu"usIy and al
d. m. they succeeded III turning The left
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NC-4 To RESUME FLIGHT ATE
NTHPLYMOUTH, ENGLAND, GDll

boat from the q. .. 8. Aroostook VI
take OF the crew and convey them "a, a.
pier. After the reception the crew vtlli
be taken aboard the Aroostook.. whefD'
quarters have been provided Tor theiG
No orders have yet been received frp1
Rear Admiral Plunkett at Lisbon - n.
what will be done with the NC.l VII
it arrives here. Admiral Plunkekt 13t:
follow the NC-4 here from LinNt
bringing the crews Of the NC13 AnlFtn
NC-1. fsssfxS
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ton ". Va. chief of staff 10 MAJOR
General Adelbert Cronkhite, will re-
main as chief of staff to the general.
who is now commanding this port
General Ferguson retired today imme-
diatelv upon the arrival Of the trans
mort Zeppelin with General Cronknite
and the men of tho SOth., General
Ssronkhite was advised of his transfer
from the field fighting unit to the port
command by wireless as his boat pulled
into the harbor.
General Cronkhite went at once to
the Chamberlain hotel. at Old Point
Comfort. and when interviewed he said
ne was very partial to Colonel Waldron.
hero Of the s0th. and that he would re-
main as chief of staff.
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ry division supporting

our First cavalry division supporting
Conneau. 500
The troops who had fought 80 well -
the lst were absolutely tired out 1nAe
had suffered tremendous casualties M
could not be counted on for the momAqy
even as a reserve. They were withdreMl
to rest and retit.
1t was with great difficulty tha4 o.
French troops were able to mAlntAM
themselves on the ridge. The GeruAne
were very active. and the hght CO..
stantly swayed backward and forWA1A
The western edge Of the plateau and ~
outskirts OF the villages marked the -
trcmc limit Of the allied advance uNA =
For some days had felt consid1
anxiety as to the condition OF u
corps First and Second diVto0o 80
the Seventh division): ~ ~
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"Our Own" Brave Lads Have Landed
When the Giant Reaches Newport News Wednesda


,,..,,, p-,., II-ollehuru
jennings '"lIet'.
EDWIN F"ru"h' h'''""!
Thomas k'll'"n.
Arthur Meals.
James GarNrE, NaI"oou'
William Schultz.
Louis TrosChc.
Burk kIG"r'
Louis Nlcbcrgall. Bcn"ooo.
Nm. Mcfarland. MoundSNili'.
William Cole.
Robert l.. RelsinRcr.
VIM. Hahcrstick.
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Thirty.first Installment

OF late years our custom has been 70
train our cavalry 70 fight on foo; and IN
the present war We har" r"ap"d the
fruit OF this wise policy. But IN" in
st,nct which must hc inculcatcd IN III"
horse soldier TO regard his horS" AZ his
chief reliance must always discuaiify
him 10 some extent for the role which
our cavalry were called upon to fulhll
throughout the momcntuous issues In
the history OF the war OF WHICH this
chapter treats. may mention IN pass
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e. II. II. hLLENBY. Lieut.. Cen.
- ''t'pmm1ndirp Cavalry rorns

WTTTIIIdIlNTTlE VHNHITy NVTVE'
sent the following message 10 the
officer commanding the London Scot
USh:
Il wish you and your splendid regi-
mcnt Ia accept my warmcst Congratula-
tionS and thanks for the fine work you
did on Saturday. You have given a
glorious lead and example to all terri
torial corps fighting IN France.
] saw tn" battalions personally few
days later and said few words TO the
ME non parade. How they had suffered
was only too pathctiCally apparent.
While there was work TO be done and an
enemy to nc held at bay no other
thought nllcd any OF their minds than
10 die fightinE-if n"ce: ~. to tho last
man. But when these -crritorials re-
turned for a term OF wcll-carned rest to
their cantonmcnt, with the excitement
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ELYRIA. Ohio. May 78.-In q telot
gram OF congratulation to Secretary
the Navy Daniels. former Ambassadof ~
France William Graves Sharp said III
flight across the Atlantic in an airplSK1
by Commander Read was a. Important
an achievement as the laying Of, the M
Atlantic cable and the development At
the wireless. Mr.. Sharp said that II
his opinion tho flight presages the b<.
ginning Of 24-hour mail service -.
tween America and Europa
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nv { u sTEINHAUSER.
NEWPORT NE


they at Camp stuart
resting and parting eoodes Then they Wi" proceed 10 lamp
loudly they aeeameo
the welcome IN store tor
morning FAINT nouen from
heard Nearer and nearer the press
Zeppelin since
49, American their homeland The number OF
and as the tug pu"o uP ~
cheers though from cannon 49,, ,o, ,ru
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H. Y4ald MARSHAL viscouat French, Of
Ypres, 4. ?. o. n, etc. Copyright 1919
Nv The view York Herald Go. Regis
tered In Canada In accordance with the
copyright act. Copyrighted In 9fsat
Brttatn. Copyright 1919 By Eoughton-
NiTltn Co.
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Z" W1ATnA

wAsH1N0ToN, Nay 2s--1oTseastJ +
West virginia-Fai5 ThursdAy -
probably Friday, continued waxA.
Ohio and western Psn1syivaatA-Hok
and continued warm xhurSAay aAA 311.
day. 'H2
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as tC inform tho pcopl" "t war cNn'lu'-
,ure,; and .crv" III" public interest,"
Tho resolution was referred l" INV
rulcy COMMITTEES. headed by IL pr"S"h'a-
tiyc C,ampb"ll. Kansas. VIII" Said n" an
ricrpatcd that th" r"S"lu' '"n """'" w
called to IN" attention "i Ms c''''''''
ucxt week.
Party 'ad"rs Intima''d 'ha' 'h' '".
,.,,,.,,,o,i,us n,irh, rs. ann" wider sC"p"
,l.,u ,rouirv merely 'uiu the war DC
,,,rtmcni I, wa said thr' IN" commit :
,c. might later inNr%tiGai" "Np"nhl' ur'
r ,h, sion N0o nO0 war fund given tn"
,r,sl,l.n, fnr discretionary di%N"@a' ana
,,<n for an investigation of IN" war risk
insurance bureau.
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Missouri Mob Takes
Prisoner From Court
and Executes Him

SPRIN;FIELD. Mo. May %N.--JaN
Lynch. slayer of Sheriff John Harlo"
and Harlow's son, March I. was hanSHu
by a mob at Lamar. Missouri this alter
noon.
Lynch, who was captured in Colorado
a few weeks ago. was being nrraIgn"d
in the Barton county court house. mon
quickly assembled and. taking the priS-
oncr from tho officers. hanged him IN
tho court house yard.
lynch was mobbcd Will" seated IN INC
court room. Men held tn" officers ana
scizing the prisoner. dragged MN noWh
the steps Of the court house I" an elm
tree about 25 feet from me "n,IHn''.
Lynch had entered plea "' gun ~
,hc chorpc of numbering Sheriff Harlow
ard his son. and had been given a HE
sentence.
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KEW YORK. May 2S-The transport
Edward l.uckrnbach. which arrived to-
day from ST. NaZairc, France, had on
board a number of soldier boys from
Wheeling and Ohio county. all members
Of the 18th Division. which was ono
that saw much action in tho ArgonnH
and also in tho MeuSe sector IN Fra3cA
and Of which General John J. P"rsniAH
said: They deserve special mention
for their ralor in action.
I'm the number Ia arrive today wer"
Walter Boyd. chief mechanic Of ihc
truck department OF IN" unit. resident
~ Elm Grove. w Va: James shepherd.
former Wheeling newspaper man with
ihe 3Ilth Signal Battalion: Frank
Thoncr Wheeling. 3l2th Field Artillery:
waller Il. Chase. Short Creek 30Sth Ma
chine Gun Company: James V. Hazl"tI.
3l2th Ammunition Train: Walter
Grinocs Triadclphta. bend Balloon
t'ompany. and Edward c. frohmc. Ba'-
rory D, 342d Field Artillery. OF Wheel
.ng.
Nav % Tho StHamSh IN
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NEW YORK. May 2s.-Thc steamship
Santa Paula arrived today from B,'r-
deauX with 2.2l3 troops including Brig
adler General y. 3. ROsenhaum. CONT
nanding the l55th Infantry Brigade
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BILL GDMPERs, Of WHEELING. FRS!
ENLISTED MAN Of THE 314IH u
STEP ON SOIL Of THE HOMELAND

CLAUDE BONAR AND BOYD HILTON, FORMER WHEEL
ING NEWSPAPER MEN, AMONG THE FIRST TO DIS
EMBARK FROM THE ZEPPELIN 49, ARTlLLERYMEN
NOW At CAMP STUART FOR SHORT STAY
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-27
SUICIDE SQUAD IS,
OPEN TO RECRUITS
Army NnnIS 900 Men to I1Il Ip
Quota of the Chemical service
Corps.

chemical warfare which played
such au mpurHu, part boz the LaIH-
prbu war viii bee ro.upcued iur en-.
UstWous us O. ptst ut rr" r-tlfu
'luua Tor vocational training of sH'
l|sra according to- iufurmuiu"
Euu"i by the army recruiting sta.
lun here
Plans ror providing means wncro.
hN soldiers may Dee giyeU vocational
training have been under cuustior1
fun Tor several months and with t.r
rc. opening uf the chemical warfare
corps ,ha problem VIII be- partly
solved approximately luoH men
are wanted
Men are not enlisted in this de
partmrUi directly but are enlisted boo
the infantry and transferred tu the
chemical warfdr" corps These mrn
viii not be made 10 scrye 900 the
infantry against their will bat VII.
nC spn' 90 the commanding officer
at Lake Hurst y. D. immediately
arc. enlistment Men Will remain
On tnls department tho tul time Ht
their enlistment unless ChouIn.I
warfare training ls discontinue
when ,hey VIII he given thr.. choice
ur being transferred to soDo other
branch or receiving their discharge
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JOE CARSON POST TO
ELECT NEW OFFICERS
Naming NJ ilorH1c IIaghn ~ state
CUmmnndcr NcIsrsiiI,tcr Election
for Tulsa Chapter
MAY CHOOSE JOHN ROGERS
Present Mcmb,r OF EXECUTIVE Com
mittoC MAY BE thor'n as New
Leader of Legion Here.

The desunlcs of Joe Carson Post
n he American .eElon for the com
Ing year viii largely be determine d
n "Wednesday nights meeting OF the
organization in the auditorium Of the
CITY hal At thai dime the election
~ officers VIII Occult
The present officers have not yet
served year. having been elected
when mo poet was organized !Hsi
Summer hu, un account uf the Offic,
" pusf commander being made Va
.ui hy the election OF Horace Hagau
To- he office OF state commander, II
Wi- deemed best To have complete
new deal AZ his time
There are no avowcd candidates
tut post commander SO far as L.
known bui John Rogers is being
prominently mentioned for ne place
lie Ia now member OF The eNecu-
tive committee and has been active
In the affairs ut the legion from Us
inception IN this state II is al
most certain however that more
lhan ono man will be mentioned for
he place Lively contests over
some OF he offices are likely and u
lIil Attendance OF the membsrahip
a.. Wednesday nights meeting Is
urged
Plans FOR the posts first big So
clal event to be held at the Elks.
club on November H. will be an.
nQunced In deiaiI at this meeting and
other important matters will br
brought up
The meeting will be held atsp. m.
In The chamber OF commerce auditor.
lum on the top floor OF the munich
pal building at Fourth and ClnCin-
natl
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n not satisfied return the bottle
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My Husbands Pipe

When lights are ~ and ey, as
biazrs dance.
And daytime cares forgotten fur ..e
nOnUe
Ny husband lights his pipe
No pro.",. Y ! make Of cur....
or ,ha y piaInt tobacco .n .,
hair"
Ny husband.s snul is ripe
And mellow as a pbpln rha. .a.
hung
sun-klssri where hapny honey ur.s
have sung.
Nhene'cr he lights his pipe
with suppered feot and huu, .aI..
dressing gown
Ho strides along, oft-tlmos "a t."...
frowu
Perchancc may cross HIS fBcD.
His thoughts on things Of m..nf
only turning
lie nothing says, but with his ....
a-hurning
Keeps mp his measured pace
Through hall and dining rom ud
And ho,k again where he can ...
at me
Whenc er ne lights hi. pr.
Sometimes he Wh'ffs and r.a".
"LeAd. kindly Lsghr
Fine taste has ho--he wants .u .l..
lads 'rlte,
40 RoW'ry mInstrclsy
lie clears his ihront and sing. an.
other verse
And then calls our TO me IN aa..a.,
terse.
That's pretty good for mr.
And then mHyhap he catches r.a
a-smlling
over that way ne has or care beg g.
ing
Whenc'er he lights his pipe.
Sometimes .hc looks through hat
closed lids at me
Uhtll ! lay my sewing down, while
he
BLOWS the blue smoke about
And on The arm OF his srea, chair !
sit
And In his hand nay own gently ku.
Ana then old Time We Nout
And are again In young loves par
disc
Silent with joy, un,il he sudden crto.
"Ry j0ver-my pipe IL OUT.
Dh. happy meerschaum' And Oh
happy man
rhe smotherer and the smothsred
fUNN N'AF
FOR. th~Igh am tha, woman ralrI
the new
Nc, naught In my horizon DO s.aN
That promises the comfort and the
cheer
Such as hc'finls when twilight sci.
Ties drcHr
Ana husband lights his pipe
Pastor lRuutus' IN the LtNln-
Church