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washington oveEjoyed.

WASHINGTON. May 19.-After
weatherinE 6e-milc" gale and heavy
seas, the missing seaplanc NC-3. hagship
of the American naval transatlantic
flight SQUADRON. entered Ponta Deigaoa
harbor today under her own power
nearly 60 hours from the time shc was
forced down by fog when almost III sighe
Of the Azores on the record-breaking
flight from. Newfoundland for LISBON
and Plymouth. England.
Searching battleships and destroyers
were securing the seas and naval OF
ficials had all but abandoned hope Tor
thn safety of the flying ship and nor
crow Of five, when warships At Ponta
Delgada saw the plane taxing across
the water headed for tho flight ob1ectiVe
in the Azores. Rear Admiral jackson
Immediately dispatched the tidings 10
the navy departmcrS by cable. relieveinG
the anxiety of officials an dending the
long vigil Mrs. Towers had kept since
firsi. news camc last Saturday morning
that her husbands plane had been lest
in the fog 30h miles from the Azores.
Story Of the Exploit.
Tho story Of tho pluckr fight tho
flight commander and his men Were
. forced 10 make for two days and lghts
Continued On Page Fourteen)
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LODGE ASSERTS
NATIONS PAC
NOT Acceptable
PREDICTS ACTION O
SENATE .UNFAY0RH HH
Revised Covenant Declared
Be Greater Menace TO US
Than the Old

, wAsH1NGToN. May 1a1
Lodge. Republican leader. ana
of the foreign relations committee t4
statement tonight declared that SthaS
vsed league Of nations Els ,uz,ate
ablc." and predicted it would INST M II
ccpted by the majority Of ths
without amendment. E5;SsIGAsA|
Charactcrizing the new 1eaEun *
nant as included in the peace; tfl1F
distinctly worse than the old
dangerous to the peace Of tho:
10 American rights and tntereAt4isS H
ator Lodge declared that mons
suggestions from tho senate @3H
aGlihu Root had been carried
Senator Lodges statement
The stxtsnsxt.
$50 far as can tudge-sndf1
conversations with many HeuA41 !s
cludinE members Of both
satisfied that q majority of thes1
fecr very strongly that tho %lSe&1Ss
now presented must receive ansop$u
that in its present form. w1thoQk
change, it Is unacceptable md vol11
be accepted
ITO say that the anendmet1 p1$5E
ward in the senate and thooerptO1
and formulated By Mr. Root on -
eestion Of the state depArtnna6ts9 -
been met is without any foundAt3
one Of the suggestions Of tbs s0et&
one Of the amendments propo111sA ~.
Root, has been carried ON. sDoAnAl
been entirely rejected. and sWheig
Is an appearance Of. their haN1A
adopted examination shows
form is distinctly wore tthln
and more dangerous to the 11nn1sA1
world and. 20 American rikht1 et
tcrestS, 3;
"1t Is impossible now: to enter fupth
detailed analysis bccSdse, Itth6axnA
NAV suppose that the draft Of thS Ji
sent over in the press .dispatshte3
fairly accurate, !ve have no SknnN1e
of.the treaty with Germany or Of skes1es
Iations to the league. Tho gur L
which was sent out was not only !.
pletc. but ygauc and inAccur1tesse
is impossible to gather from ;In9.!
terms imposed upon GERMANY e
respects really ara - ~ E.:ffs rs!5fs
There is no desire anywhexe 49,
Law the treaty Of peace with c.
one moment beyond the time Eneoo
TO understand 1t, but we must hxves1
fore US in the official form. AZ rp1sS
league Of nations. the American
must know Just what they
asked to agree to. By that leAGHASN1A
are invited to take the gnvesk st sl.,
taken by the United Statea,
ganized clamor. no mnnufheeuHoAss
sure Of any kind VIII sverve thes
from it's high duty OF laying beee.
American people exactly what IA %.
involves and what 1t means ~
United States and to- he futUrg
Of the world" a. ssssi
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Distinguished Patient Has Re-
lapse Following operation
a aWeek Ago - Sank Into
Coma Hours Before Death
and Did Not Regain Con-
sciousness

NEW YORK. o1ay19.-Thc Right Rev.
David Fl. Greer. Protestant Episcopal
bishop of New York. died: in hospital
here at $40 O'clock tonight.
Bishop Greer WAS operated upon 'tor
intestinal trouble week ago ana hi'
condition had improved steadily until
this morning. when his physicians re-
norted that hc.had suffered n relapse.
At first thc-relapse was not considered
critical, but the patient continued t.
fail and this afternoon it became ap-
parent that he could not live. Hc sank
into a coma about an hour before his
death and did not regain consciousness
At the time Of his death. the Rcv. n
'C Monk was rect,ing prayer for hin,
In the hospitalf chapel. bishop Gr'cTs
daughter Miss Jean Greer. was will
him at the end.
Bishop Grecrs health had been poo1
for several months. hut despite his Ad
vanced agc-he was IS years old--hls
condition had at no time been ccnsidcCrL
dangerous.
He spsut ten days in hospital srr
cral months ago undergoing an "P'r
alton similar to tho one which rrsun"'
n.
widow and daughter and by two sons
laurence Gree. and William Greer.
Career Of Bishop Greer.
| Tha RI. Rev. David nummril Grc"r
. Protestant Episcopal Bishop "f Nov
/ York, was ono Of the most active and IN
! fluential EpIscopalian leaders in M
; I;nitnd States, St. Rartn"Iom"w's Tar
iah in New York City h" built 'ur from
/! nbscurity to mono "f tn" richest AM
! largest working church pian;s in ih
country.
cd Bishop Grccr'S years Il labor wa
J tCoutinued Oh Page ThIrteen.)
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satisfy this request. hut. as aircaoS
stated in Note No. l59 OF OCTOBER l. INC
movement Of the British troops can only
no rarrird out In Succession.
"rh. heavy task with which INC TIL.
WAY service is 1T present burdcneo- ana
the d f!iculty of Immediately replacing
on the front all the British un,ls e'r'
ulovrd there. render it imposSlnle &c
contemplate the simultaneous wl'hora"-
o. all the British forces.
a French division will arrive ton"r'
row ia tn. area Of Soissons Its hiliet-
sng area is fixed by the G. @. {. sixth
Army. and il is intended to relieve inc
Third xrmy Corps. When this corps
has been withdrawn from The front IL
will march to the area CoTnpieEnc-
Longuell-Pont Ste. MaXenc". "hcre IL
will cntran in its turn. The route 70
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Death of Bishop David Il. Greer
Great Shock in His Native City
Bishop Greer Had Hoped to
Attend Centennial Celebra-
ton ofSt. Matthews Church
Here His Brother, Jacob
Greer, iii in Local Hospital

Wheeling has been greatly saddcned
by the death Of Bishop David H. Greer
at \rw FORK Not only because OF his
having been Il native son ut WhccllnR,
whose brilliant career has brought great
credit tu the city. but also because nc
planned to visit the city in the very near
future. Bishop Greer had hoped 10 at
tend tho centennial celebration or 81.
Matthew's r.. T.. church. in which ne
grew up as Il hoy. The congregation
had looked forward with great JOY TO
the promised visit Of Bishop Greer. and
had plannci Il reception Of note in his
honor.
Born in Wheeling. the son or JACOB
and Elizabeth Y. Crrcr. his father then
bcin;, the head Of the firm of Greer &
Lainc. Bishop Grrrr Is remembered by
those who knew him best IL boy or
unusual intelligence. His records at
whaI is now Washington and Jefferson
rollrcc stood out abnv" those OF his
cIaSSmntcs. II" received his bachelor
degree at W. 4 J. and his theological
education nj Kenyon.
Bishop Grcrr's first charge was ut
CIarkshurE in the same pulpit which
WAS also the first charge Of Dr. Jacob
RrltlinEham. beloved rector OF 81.
Lukc's i. T.. church..
Brother III in hospital.
His brother Mr. Jacob Greer now
head Of the Greer & I-ainE firm. is Sc
rirusly i'll al tn" Ohio Valley General
hospital and has not been informed OF
his broth.r'S death. Miss fHIZHhcth
Greer. n siStcr. resides hero also. MISS
Greer has just returned from Calitor-
mia.
AS rector Of ST Rartholomcws the
.'Vandcrhill rhIrch. of New YORK
Bishop Greer became naunn-wldc
figure After faithful service in that
(Coutinucd on Pnge Thirteeu-)
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efforts Ia concentrate tho whoi" or inc
British Army in tho north. II" takes
note Iha, tho commander Of tho lir'tlSh
troops wishes tn seq his forces c"ncrn-
lratcd with all speed
Tho First Cavalry Division will NOV"
by march route. as has ALREADY been
done wv General Coughs division.
"RcgardinC the dctralnt7rnt area. LII"
WIS rirsl If all regarded ~ the centre.
but in view Of existing circumstances
IN apr"ars difficult tn determine Hs S"'
IN what area IN" Second Corps. now IN
gcoufse nf transport. can Il" d"train"h
'rhI. corps viii nav" finished d"'rhIn'nE
nn thc Stl and will br ready t" act on
the OH. The most favorahl" area i"r
appears Ia n" that or 81.
Om"r- HHxrhrnuck.
The Third Corps, having been with
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PERSH|NC ABANDONS
LONDON VISIT after
FOCH ANNOUNCES HIS
PLAN FOR INVASION
|IF TREATY IS HELD Up


PARIS, May 19.-(By the AsSo-
ciated Press. )-Marshal Forh to-
day laid before the council Of four
his plan for military operations
that are to be put into effect in
case the German plcnipotentlarics
decline to sign the peace treaty.
After the conference between
Marshal Forh and The council of
four, President Wilson ahd a talk
with General Pcrhsing. 1t became
known later that General Per
shing's visit to London may be
postponed in order to await de-
vclopmcnts.
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the DISCREDITED
REPORT OF HAWkER
SURVIVING AFTER
DROP into OCEAN

LONDON, May le.-f11:oS p. MI
Aviator Hawker IS reported To NC
cafe, according to Central News cns-
match from Tralee, Ireland.
Tto dispatch ads that HaWkeF
droposd into .he sea 80 miles from
ve1cncin. OF tho west coast Of county
Kerry and south Of Dtngle bay.
(rhe foregoing unverted report
has been Gscredttsd by the sr1s1sh
Admiralty
LONDON, May 1e-The Br1Ilsh
government, ut s:15 o'clock this even
ing. had no information concerning
the fate Of Ayiator Hawker. accord
ing 70 q statement made In the house
OF commons by lieutenant Colonel
Leslie Orrne Wilson on behalf OF the
government.
LONDON, May 1e-t1o:45 p. n.)-
tt Is reported that Eawker is miss
ing.
A dispatch to the Exchange Tele-
graph from Londonderry. reporting
Rawker os missing, says destroyeTs
have been ordered to sea to search
for him.
REooxLANDS, England, May 1e.-
HTS. Eawker, wife Of the aviator, ar
yived at the Sopwith airdrome this
afternoon. She expressed the belief
that her husband Will fly direct to the
a1rdrome here.
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drawn from tho front on IN" hth ano
nntraining on the 9TH. will be drtraiheo
MI tn" l"lh in the sum" area. II VIII DC
ready Ia, act on th" 18Th
LASTLY the CommarG"r-tn-Chic re-
iicra;"S tho request already maze IN inc
not~ Of October !. that the seventh Brit
ish Division may be disenharHed "t
nuulnInc with III" least possible delay
As soon as this division has h""n assem-
hlrd Il will move ny march rout" 10 JOIN
the Second and Third Corps NO lr"'
c,sr indications can ha given rs ~ 'n'
date on which this junction VIII oc
cr"ctnd ns 1t Will drpcnd on the da'c or
arrival in France OF the Seventh D'-
vision. which dntr the Commander-'h-
Chief is not In u position to decide.
The Indian divisions will join inc
British Army as soon as deslrcd ps
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Marshal French.
I'm order to strengthen the forces In
this part OF tho theatre Of operations the
rcoucSt made 10 the French government
BY His Exccilcncy Lord Kitchener has
been responded TO by sending TO Dun
kirk two territorial divisions. ono going
from Havrc by sea and the other rallied
frcm Parls. without in any way retard-
ing tho, movement Of tho British Army.
These arc the dispositions that have
bccn made with regard to the move
mentS To be carried QUE in the immcdi-
ate future. The commander-in-chiet.
however. wishes to lay particular stress
on the following considerations. The
operations in progress necessitate the
constant reinforcement Of our left wing
by troops taken away from different
portions Of tho front The movements
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WASHINGTON. May 19.-Rear Ho-
niraI jackson nj Ponta Delgada. Azores
cablcd the navy department tonight that
The American naval seaplanes NC-4' IN
ronnnnd of Lieutenant Commander a
c. Read. would leave Horta. Fayal. 10,
morrow at : o'clock. Greenwich tiinc %
a. m. Washington timr), II weather con.
ditions permit stop will be n'aoc III
Ponta Dclgada tho message said.
The carly hour set for the start OF tns
Fight 70 Ponta Delgada was interpreted
by ynaval officials here 70 mean mat COM
rat,dcr Read would attempt tomorro" 10
make tho entire trip of moe taaa H.s
nau,icu; miles 10 Lisbon. Portugal me
r..al end Of tho trans-Atlantic flight. inc
ston at Ponta Dclgada was thought 10
be- planned for the purpose of obtaining
sunDIics u
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Of 3147H ART|LLG
DIE At NEW Y0RKON NEXT MONQ||

cludc sixteen ships, bringing ,s
q. 900 officers and men. ~ foIlo
Montana, New York, My 5h: 1kAs !
gincers. ESS
North Carolina, New. Yor1k s
Jheadquarters and troops, st4t
corps; 3o1 field signal battalion;
and bath unit. 334; provisional
company and munttion detachns II
army corps: dctachments S13
field artillery West Virginia; 3S0a1
companies. IA casual officers:
Agamemnon. New York, May JIG ~
field artillery batteries A. and 5Hyl y
ply company, veterinary. medie!4
ordnance detachments, $40 field ex1s
lcry; 314 ammunition train; compee
K. and NJ. 3s6 infantry: sos and953k
mobile ordnance repair shops: "a AaAas:
tary train: company c. 25.engineefS;s
tconvalescent dctachments; 'V5
companies. 10 casual ofhcers.S
Huntington. New York. 1ayafHs4s
infantry less companies K-.ato
/ elusive. 1:sSSsSE
america. New York. May 2s:.
quarters 5s field artillery brigadef
| (Conttnusd On FAgs 1ourteeJs&
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WASHINGTON. May l9.-The Sixty
sixth. or reconstruction" Congress. call
ID into extraordinary session ny Presl-
dent Wilson from Paris. convened az
noon today. and R"pubtica maJoritlHs
= senate and House organized poth
bodies.
REPRESENTATIVE Gillrrt. of MassaChu-
satts. was ..l>ctnd speaker of the House
over Representative Champ Clark. of
Missouri. Democratic candidat" and for
NOR speaker. by Il vote Of 22I TO IL.
Senator CummIns of Iowa. tn" Re-
publican candidate. was chosen presi-
dent pro tenporc of the Senate over
senator rittmau. Of Nevada tDemocraD.
- t. ~. Several Democrats were ao-
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REPUBLICANS ORGANIZE THE NEW
CONGRESS; MES SAGE ON TUESDAY

sent, but all Republicans were In their
seats. two withholding their votes
Slate Goes Through.
Tho Republicans of both bodies also
elected full states OF other officers. ana
thus for the grst time since 1911, re-
turned to control OF the American ma
tlonal Legislature.
Routine affairs Of organization COM
prised the opening of til" Scnatc's pro-
ccedines. both bodies adjOurnipE until
noon irr,urrow. when President Will
sons. cahled mesSa So will he read sop
aratcly in tho Senate and House by
clerks, The senate today concluded its
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WILL PUT IN BILL
FOR WIRE REPEAL

WASHINGTON. Mag 19.--ErDuhllcan
senator's at conference late today
agreed upon bill tor repeal o. III"
wIrc control act and for itnm"dIat" re-
turn nr tic wir" systems {" their own
erS Tho measure probably Will DC III
1rudurrd tomorrow III tn" senate.
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0FFRF CONSENTS TO REMOVAL OF BRITISH ARMY TO THE LEF WINS

carried out at Marshal French's.felki j
which can only be Effected IN sue s:s. !!
will result: q
"rirstly--In temporarily diytdtA
British army in two.
"Secondly-In preventing for
ten days all movement OF FfeneHss ~
to the north and. in consequence, s ~
ing a serious delay in the reaA1aa1
the operations contemplated.
Now it is OF capital importa1o
the success OF the operations
movements made to- the north,
English or French. should imne9!1
contribute to the same object
arrest and outaank the GermAA
wing. The result will certainly 49,
achieved should His EKceilency
fNo.HkW-S6r
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3v Field Marshal viscount French, Of
Yores, z. p. o. NJ, ETC., Copyright 1919
Nv The New York Herald co. Regis
tered IN Canada In accordance With the
copyright act Copyrighted In Great
Britain. Copyright 1919 by Houghton-
Dfi{ltp Co.
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Twenty-second Installment

To this General Joffre replied as fol
:nws:
.',,aneral Wilson has hrcn good enough
20 convey tho dcslr" expressed ny ms
E1rellcncy Marshal French t" So" INC
whole Of the British army follow the
move Of the Second Army Corps 10 the
lnft wing OF the Allies line.
Tho Commander-in-Chief has the
honor 10 state that he will cndcaror 10
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WASHINGTON, May 1s--Forecast:
l. ohio-Eain Tuesday, cooler southeast
portion; Wednesday fair, warmer.
Western PennsyIvanta-Hatn 1,ueaday,
cooler south portion; "wednesday tatr,
sornewhat warmer.
West virgtnia-Rain and cooler Tues
day; Wednesday fair and slightly
warmer.
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According 10 the list Of expect
cd transport arrivals for the
coming week. given out last
night hy thr war department.
dctachmcnis Of the 3l3th and
314th Field artillery, tWost Vir-
Ginians and probably Wheeling
itcs) arc on tho battlcship North
Carolina. due a, New York next
Monday. May IS. This. however.
is not in harmony with previous
reports that tn" 314th regiment
was cmharking al r,rrst on INC
former German liner Zeppelin
and WAS slated 10 sail for New
mort News. Virginia. Tho de-
tachn,ent OF the 314th coming on
the North Carolina is probably
I small in number and not the
| main body
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May 1s-(sy Associated sp me y ~
result OF Harry
after day Of anxious inquiries an
fater OF the pot ana MS
still unknown
of the ocean forty
Later admiralty reports sa'o ua ''
nctc considered reliable
unverned reports sopwith machine eneountereo
its to forty n'es as hour 'o '~'
deend OWN 10 exhaustion Of gasoline
at the Droo*iano
the aviator oud MAKE ms
thst
be able his limited supply o.
however, the chance uiat
until O'CLOCK
endure the suspense
conceal her aney a'nou9"
ainedc comparatively cheerful
definitely stated
found at sea
bosterou ana naze
search Tor 'ne
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LONDON Tuesday (1:45 According to the oay mSl
1875 O'CLOCK Nonoay
naht denied having dispatch from the Caet0"
miles west the mouth
Moreover it was asserted the
ealybumnon on tne n0r"S' 1o"'> "
rea receive the message
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LONDON, May 19.-(7:55 p. m.)-Re-
ports were current hero tonight that
two ,rrclsSs code messages had been
picked up at tho Lizard wireless sta
ton. Ono SAIL hat Eawxer was still
on his IA" at AIS p. m. The other.
which care from an unnamed American
Steamer was 10 the effect that Hawker
was still flying at 440 p IN. Nothing
contirmatnry of these messages has
reached London.
The Associated Press learns that the
wireless reports that Hawker was still
on his way arose from rather ldeiin1te
messag gcs exchanged between the Amer
ican ship Mundale and another ship.
which were picked up by the Lizard sta
tion.
LONDON. May 1s.-t8: 80 p m.)-
Tho Exchange Telegraph company says
POnr&e6nN
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.NC-4 To RESUME
FLIGHT FROM THE
AZORES 7 0DAY
SHORT STOP ON WAY .
TOLISBON, PORTUGAL
Wife Of Commander Towers,
Of the NC-3, Gets "Safe .
and Well" Message
BONITA pELGADA, May -,

PoNTA pELGADA, May -,
$50 p. m.-(By Tile Associated
Press)-The American feaplene
NC-3 ts now behind the Ponta
pelgada breakwatcr. Her ere"
Is aboard the o. 8. 8. Melville.
WASHINGTON, May -s.-Mrs.
John ,. Towers, wife Of cou1man-
der John F. Towers, Of the sea-
nlnne Nc-a and head Of the trans
Atlantic flight squadron, tonight
received from her husband at
Ponta Da1gada, tho following ca
blegra1n: ..
"Safe and well.'
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HAWKER FAILS TO REACH IRISH COAST; PLANzzz
RFpORTED DOWN IN THE OCEAN NEAR GOA
TOWER IN NC 3 TAKES" INTO PORT WlTHOV1 a.
FATE OF THE AUSTRALIAN AND HIS
C0MPAN|ON AVIATOR IS UNkNONN;
STORY OF SAFETY NOT CREDITED

Machine Reported In the Ocean Forty Miles OFT the River
Sbannon-Weather Rou gh Adding to the Danger OF
the Aviators Admiralty Sends Warships in Seach OF
the Missing Plane
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WASHINGTON. May i9.-Expected
transpor, arrivals announced today in
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Tna Earlier reports.
LONDON. May l9.-t10:55 p. ma
wireless dispatch to the admiralty from
the Castlctown station says:
'.Sopwith machine down in latltuoe
5o.3n north. longitude IL west. which IS
about forty miles west Of tho mouth OF
tho shannon"
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LONDON, Tuesday, May 2o.-(2 g.
m1-(By tho Asz,ciatad Press.)-The
admiralty has lived a noedheas1on
frcu1 the admiral at Queenstown, gay
Ing that the report that Hawhers
runohtae was down forty miles west
Of tho Shannon rtvcr, ts considered
unreliable. ..--...
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British Armies From the ASne to the Flanders fIonE

Rain and Cooler Tuesday; "edneA1a1
Fair, Slightly Warmer. M
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THE WEATHER.

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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-11-27

had finished and Il was our turn.
Our loader who was with us was
worry excited. but we promised To do
our best. and went out into the science
room where tho demonstrations had
taken place. We took our places very
much excited aud nervous. as Il was
our drst appearance In public demon.
stration work We went 20 work with
q viii aud were fortunate In having
everything work out as We had plan
ned.
AMER We had completed our demon
stratiou wer we're kept busy answer
INK questions. Among the questioners
va noticed a very pleasant appearing
lady dressed in light green suit who
seemed TO be asking more than any
one else We found out later that II
was Miss Fowler. our Judge.
Before the decision was given Mr.
O'Reilly took pictures of the teams
and leaders, as they thought our count
enances would probably be more
pleasing then than later.
We thcu went pacN INTO tut >tNu2i
house very anxious for the decision
which seemed very slow 20 us la com
ing We girls had our yell all ready
for the other Girls. AS We were a
pectiug anything but first place.
Whom the Judge said that she would
give the Filler girls first We we're SO
Giad We Just couldn't stand stili, in
place ct yelling for tho other girls We
yelled tor Miss Fowcr aud Mr. OReilly
Afterwards 50 many people comN
and shook hands with us and hoped
We would win FIRST a. the state Fair
az Boise We worked hard Tor q bus
succc.dcd iu getting second oniy
I have certainly enjoyed my club
work work this year and hope to coc-
tinue In club work next year