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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-03-28
AGREE TO CUT
 IN WAR PRICES

Pittsburgh, March -Representa- lives of 9S per. cent. of the nut bolt and rivet manufacturers of the United States and Canada agreed upon @ cut of from 20 to 10 per cent. in war prices of the products made by their companies. at q meeting hero yester- day.
 This is in line with the action of the steel industry coucerns.' sail Charles !. Graham of Pittsburgh who presided. The decision of the administrators will be submitted to 1he industrial board of the United States department of commerce, said MT Graham. and if ratified, the new schedule of prices will be made pub lie. In addition jo the cut in prices, tho manufacturers agreed that there will he no reduction of wages of employees of their plants.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-03-28

created ths legislative status of dis agreeing action and, unless the Senate can be prevailed upon to withdraw the amendment, the proposed measure will stand unadopted. While it was necessary to include the amendment to secure the passage of the bill in the Senate, it became likewise neces- sary to eliminate the same amend ment to make possible its adoption in the House.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-03-28

fore they are in type. A thousand different interests observe each state ment sent forth. Each sentence, each
 word, is under a criticism all the more intense since it comes not from one point alone but from every an gle.
 The critics are of different shades of political belief, of economic opinion and of religious thought, and no high er nor more convincing proof of the soIid foundation of accuracy which the words. By The Associated Press, D
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-03-28
PARIS TEbEGRAPHERs srR1K1 17.

Paris, March 2s-The staff of the central telegraph office in Paris struck for one hour between six and seven o'clock Wednesday evening and for a half hour between eleven and cleyen thirty o'clock yesterday morn Ing, the Petit Farisien states The cbtect of the strike was to hasten the granting of an increase in the allowance for the employees to com pensate theTn for the higher cost of living, and Of a weekly day oS rest.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-03-28

No matter what you want try The Times Want Column
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-03-28
FINNS GRATEFUL
 FOR SUPPLIES

Stockholm, March 2S - The Hell singfors newspapers say that Food Administrator Hoover's generous do- nation to the relief of the Films has been received everywhere in Finland with gratitude, strengthening the feeling of sympathy with America.
 Announcement was made in Wash
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-03-28

my houseWork. My baby when seven months old weighed 19 pounds and l feel better than I have for long lime. 1. never had any medicine do me SO much good. Mrs. PEARL MoNYHAN, Mitchell, Ind.
 Good health during maternity is Q most important factor to both mother and child, and many letters have been received by the Lydia B. Pinkham Medicine Co.,, Lynn, Mass, telling nf health restored during this trying period by the use of Lydia E. Piakham' Fege- table Compound.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-03-28

symbolize can be sought than the fact that even through a heate1 political campaign reported day by day, the statements of The Associated Press go unchanenged.
 T won't believe it until The Asso- ciated Press says so," has become
 more than a saying; it is 0 maxim
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-03-28
DTSAGREEING ACTION

Refusal of the House of Represent tatives to include 6, Senate amend ment before adopting the Sunday mo- ton picture bill yesterday, 1S5 to 72,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-03-28

ington late in December that on recommendation of Herbert c. Hoover, the shipment of 14,00O tons of food to Finland had been author ized-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-03-28

uOILAIS lIlS CiIilG | was looking forward to the coming of my little one that I am recommending it to other e X p e c t a n t mothers. Be fore taking it, some days l suffered with neu- ralgia so badly that I thought 1 could not live, but after taking three bottles of Lydia B. P in k hams V c ge table Compound1 1 was en- tirely relieved of neuralgia, l had gained in strength and was able to go around and do all
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-03-28
TIERS
 TO BE
Should Read Mrs. Monyhan's Letter Published by
 Her Permission.

Mitchell, Ind" Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped me so much
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-31
DESPUES De TRES AMOS.

NorGheim. Texas. Una mujer cue
va terja amos de estar SuTrlendo. de-
ciGio $ la maravilla del siglo, y des
pUeS dc haber uSado dicha medicinal
dice: "SeHores: Hoy les eScribo para
GecirleS que con dos cajaS que me
tome de Su maravillosa medicinal. Ell
Alma Cordial, me siento buena- Tc-
mia tres amos de sufrir de las espaldas
Y para probar cue esuoy agradecida
de 81 medicinal. 81 Alma Cordial. que
do de ustedes 81 Servidora. Genoveva
RAMIREZ. Nordheim, Texas" Para
Intermediates de cStomago. tiSiS. res
fSricS Hasados. catarro. asma. cora
Zon. higado. ~rinone>. toS. rcumas, de
biliiad. falta de vi-or. nervios y pull
mcnes. "a sean hombreS o mujereS.
uSen Alma Cordial. De Nenta en-
to0aS las BotjcaS. pero 81 Su boticario
no Ia ;ienc 0 no Quiere ordenarla pa
IA listed. m~ardenos IN peso Y nosotros
sc Ia mandamoS porte pagado. Sc
DEVCELEE Ell DOBLE DEL PRE-
Go 81 no Beneficial 4 QUEEN
Ia USE. DirijaSe d MILLER & Co.
Sta. \. Dept. 80. San Antonio, Tex.
t.Adv.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-31
Ia REMODELACION
DEL UNIONISMO
OBRERO
Is 10 que persiguen akora los
huelguistas iagIeses y una
poiitica nacional de la
"accion directa'

LONDRES. Enero 29.-Los traba.
jadores De m3chas DC las minas de
carbon Ia region Occidental de ES-
coc;a. Sc han declarado en- huelga.
como una manifestation de simpatia
con los onre-os que abandonaron sus
t-ahajos en- Clyde. habiendo tornado
tai accion a peSar de las protestas
' consoles de suS lideres,
Sc dice que 81 numero de huel-
guiStaS en- cl diStrito de Clyde. pasa
va de 10000 y que Ia agitacion obre-
ia sc hace mas intensa cada dia, te-
miendose que Ia situacion vaya agra
varse como c~onsecUencia de clio.
Los lidera< del movimiento huel-
guista en- Glasgow estan tratando de
unir la huelga del distrito de Clyde
10Y los mo~imicntos dc 8elSfaSt V
Londres. no ots,artc de que los fines
que persiguen los ohreroS de esos
Tres districts. son oompletamenta
differences.
En- Belfast. es donde n huelea ha
tornado caracteres mas s%crios. pues
han tenido lugar algunos motiGes
graves. Aprovechando IA circurstan-
cia de que Ia ciudad Sc halla sin luz,
los huelguistas organizaron anoche
algunas manifestations Que Sc re-
snlvieron en- verdaderoS desordercs.
Muchos be los vidrios de los apara-
1oreS de las caSas comerciales. fue-
ron rotos. habieno tenido Ia policia
cue cargar repetidas veces contra
los amctinados. pero sin hacer uso
de arn}as de fuego. siHo supplement
e "On macanas.
FL Comite huelguista de la ciudad
dc Belfast, Sc ma tornado son ell con-
sentimiento de las autoridadeS civil
les. algu1aS atribucio1cs que le daF
e caracter de una espccie de SO
Wet industrial" II Comitc dichc,
sin embargo, condena TODD acto dc
~violencia Y esta dando los pasos pa
IA impedir cue los huelguistas lie
ven 4 cabo nuevos atentados o des-
6rdsnes.
Los hueIgGistas dicen que cl o.
jeto que persiguen con Sus movi-
mientos es eI de "remodelar al obre-
ro." ' e~Stablecer sobre una base
nacional Ia politica de ia accion
directa" de Ia que Ia actual huelGa
es IN ejemplo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-31
TN CHOQUE HUBO
VARIOS MUERTOS
Y HERIDOS

PUEBLA, Enero 27.-Hoy fueror
rrajdoS a eSta capital los heridos y
I'm muertO que r~esultaron de IN terri.
Die cheque que Sc registr6 cerca de
aQui V que ACCOMPLISHMENTS no tU~o
mavoreS conSecuencias. Mas de quin-
&c heridos fueron enviados al hospi-
tai, donde "a Sc les atiende dehida-
mente. Fl muerto. Que era uno de
los fogoneroS de 10; trenes, fue entire
gado 4 las autoridadeS.
e chcque Sc debi6 4 Que habi:n3o-
50 deScompueSto la maquina del tren
de n~asajeroS Que salio dc aqui. tuvo
que detenerse cerca de San Martin
TeNmelucan. Gonde Sc verified ell cho-
que.
Psrece que los garroteroS ici tren
deteHido no Jraian luces De senaIeS,
circumstances = que Sc debi6 que 70
Sc c"irara IA collision.
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AcuSacioa sensational.

SenEaciGn ha causado aQui "A acu-
sacidc p-sSentada contra 81 cspano!
,Ilirscl Garcia Eillamil. persona de
r'',cha representation en- el comercio
Y = Gu!e2 50 acGsa De haber disDuesto
de uan v~alore< Gle 50 lc habian en-
Jregado e1 caljdad de deposito.
n acuSaci6a "a formula el senior
Juan Fresno. rambien persona de in
tereseS Y de representation.
$ aseEura que eSta a~cuSacion Sc
IA sensational. poroue De las diligen-
cias ole 81 elias sc practiquen Sc des-
cIhrua 0tro 2SGnto muy Important"
GU" atahe . n Comi=ion No1etar:a De
MCE!co = en- 81 que Sc versan algunos
miles &" pesos que sc consideration
rerd:dos Y que, Ell realiGad. habian
sii1 defrudadoS nor 81 mi>mo cspa-
mol acuSaGo. Guien para hoy entrcg6
alnaias de las que Sc lc ha-
han deposisa.;o. De hoy i maRara
Garcia EillaTjl Seri e~Uya-cclado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-31
CAMPANA CONTRA
FL MONOP0LIO
DEL MALZ

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Enero 81,
FL Comite de Articulos de Primera
NeceS;dad Sc propone dar IN golpe a
los acaparadores de maiz. en- vista de
que a causa de las maniobras de es-
tos concentrates sin c~onciencia el
cereal ha comenzado 4 subir de pre-
clio de un modo considerable en- estos
Iltimo5 diaS.
Sc tiencn las intenciones de traer
grandes cantidades de maiz de Ia Re-
publica Argentina, el que, n vez Gu
hiertos todos los gastos, Sc podra VEN
der en- Mexico a raZ6n de catorce pc
SOS Ia carga, o sea a tres pesos Y CEN
tavos G del precio que ahora Sc
le tiene senalado por los monopolis-
caS.
FL Com.tc trabaia activamente Il
este respecto, tenicndosc noticias de
cue Sc ~acrecari a Carranza para que
por medic de un iecreto dc ;ibre eX-
p~ortaci6n al cereal de referencia.
La conducta de los acaparadores es
dur&mente c~ensurada por TODD cl mum
do. V 81 ell gobierno no toma mcdidaS
anergicaS. n exploitation del maiZ SO
hara odios&, como ha sucedido va en-
paSadas rpocas en- que cl pueblo ha
sufridn Ia eScaSez del articulo, mien-
tras los almaceniStas tenian repletas
suS bodecas.
.Agrcga cl ComitG, que tan luego CO.
mo Sc firme Ia paz en- Europa eli ira
fico maritime Sc intensificara de n
mancra eXtraordinaria, pudiendose.
entonces. traer a Mexico TODD 10 que
Sc recesitc. on tai forma Y condicio-
mes. que desde lue%o desapareceran
las eNplotacioneS inicuas a que STEM
pre- So han dcdicado todoS los conner
en- grande e~scala, manejando
a su antojo los alimcntos del pueblo,
,n los que cS absolutamente n~ecesario
que 81 gohicrno tenga Sjemprc pues-
a IA mano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-31
ALCAIDE QUE
NO ENTRECA
LA CARCEL

PUEBLA. Enero 27.-Una Conf,
sion nombrada por el Ayuntamiento
de la ciudad Sc presento a la carcel
de la ciudad, con ell objeto de hacer
entrega de ella a los uevos jefes
nombrados, Alfredo Ortega MARTINEZ
Y Pablo Urrutia.
FL Alcaide actual Sc neg6 termi-
nantemente a entregar Ell estableci-
miento, manifestando que habia di-
rigldo I'M curse al .Ayuntamiento y
que eSperaba condensation para poder
r~eSoiver el asunto.
En- Vista de este Ia comisi6n Sc
concrete Unicamente 4 levantar I'm
acta. Ia que. Segun Sc dice, Sc con-
signara a Ia autoridad competente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-31
Dcnunciantc

Fl senior Antonio Amezcua. dcposi-
tario de los bienes de la testamenta-
ria lie los biereS de D. Ricardo Car
baial, Sc p~resento ante el Procura-
dor de Justicia, manifestandoIe que
te2ia noticja de que la sonora Isaura
Rodriguez ' e. eXtraniero Guillermo
HiuJSheter Sc hahian l~nUroducido 4
a hacienda que dicha teStamentaris
uene en- Teotihuacan. eytrayendo de
ella algua0s valorcS Y prendas Y So
hre TODD. varios documentoS de mu-
cha importancia, que pertenecen al
2rchivo &c Ia negociaciGn.
la denuncia Ia cauSado impression
pc2osa. porque las personals 4 quic-
rs Sc acuSa son hien cono2idas Y
s~precjadas entire Ia bucna sociedad
&agc.opolitana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-31
contra ut Socio
de Jeremias O'Leary

NUEVA YORK, Enero 25.-Jhon
T. Ryan. ahogado Que hace tempo
5uScan cor iHSiStencia las autoridadeS
fedcraleS americans por estar acusa-
DO de alta TRACTION en- c~orcxi6n con
las actividadcs de Jeremias O'Leary Y
varios alemanes. ha sido procesado
por el gran Jurado Federal.
2yan sirvio en- e. ~ejercito america
no con el grade de captain durante
Ia guerra hiSpano-americana Y Sc le
acusa de haber dado albergue a Ma
dame de Fictorina. alemana que Sc
~encuentra presa en- union dc O'Leary
Y Ia cual Sc dice era II espia envia-
da 4 los Estados Unidos para llevar
q cabo una propaganda entire los IL
lanGeses americanos.
SegJn el Fiscal Taylor. CUE e5
MEN nromoyi0 ei proceso de Ryan,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-31
A[ERTA NEX|CANOS, ALERTA

0EeS a Laredo durante ell mes de Febrero-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-31
NOTAS De EAGLE
PASS, TEXAS

EAGLE PASS, Tex, Enero 81
Con la partida de "a Compania NJ. de
Tercer Regimiento de In~fanteria, que
salio de esta ciudad ell domingo en- Ia
noche para ell campo Macarthur, er
Waco, Texas, solamente seis Corlpa-
MAS de csc R~egimiento permareccn
en- 81 Campo Eagle Pass.
Esas compahias son: Ia l., K, l.,
de Avituallamiento, de Ametrallado-
ras V de Cuartelmaestre. Ell resto del
Regimiento esta distribuido como 81
gle: Compania A. V H. en- Maria, Te-
"as. Comna6ia B. en- Globe, Arizona;
Compania D. Y C. en- del Rio Y Com
pania +. f. V G.. Ell el Fuerte Sam
Houston. de San Antonio, Texas.
Ell distrito urbano conocido con
el nombre de "Hillerest" esta sufrien-
do una rapida transformation Y embe-
llecimiento Y puede asegurarse que
al paso que va, dentro de muy POGO
tempo, sera una de las mas hermo-
Sas secciones residenciales de esta
c;tijad.
"Hillerest" Sc halla situado como
Su nombre 10 indica, en- la Gina de
rna %colina. desde Ia cual Sc tiene
IN hermoso panorama de la ciudad
Tue abarca tambien una parte de u
alrededores Y Sc eyticnde su vista has
ia una nuena parte de la vecina po-
blacion de Piedras Negras.
Ell doctor Van E. Mcfarland, AGA
ba de edificar en- eSa seccion una
hermoSa Residential para su familia,
de estilo mission. Otro hombre de ne
gocios de la ciudad, Mr.. 0. 6. Harper.
tiene en proyecto Ia construction de
otro edificio. que serd I'm v~erdadero
pafacio, en- Ia misma seccion de Ia
ciudad.
Z! distrito Dc referencia ha sido
marcado va en- Totes residenciales Y
las lineaS de sus GALES, los
nombres de las cuales Sc han colocado
las intersecciones de elias. FL
Country Club Y los terrenos del Golf,
So hallan estab!ecidos tambien en- Hi
~llcrcst.
Al estar jugando en- 81 casa en-
las minas de Olmos, Ell nino Guadalu-
pc Cara, hijito del senior Rosendo
So echo encima una tina con
aqua hirviendo, que 10 BANJO compile
tamcnte. FL pequeno fu6 conducido
Embellishments a IN hospital de es-
"a ciudad para que Sc le preStaran a.
;enciones mGdicas, pero murio q las
cuantas horas de haher llegadc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-31
Temporal terrible.

Las lluviaS. On abundancia eXtraor-
dirar:a. hams= derramado sobre Ia
ciUGad, "Cnvirtiendola en- verdadero
lagO. Cast todoS los scrvjcios publ
COS Sc han sus?cHdido, pues cl tenn
noral ha caUSado alcunos destroZoS
en- varios cdifioios. csHecialmente en-
n nlanta del alumbradc publico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-31

POGO antes del arreSto de la citada
mujor. Ryan luc comisionado para CO.
tencr fondos para ella del Ministro ale
man en- Mexico. para 10 cual envi6 un
m~ensajero, peyo este no volvi6.
Agrega Mr.. Taylor que ha sabido
de fuente fidedigna que ell menSajero
eaviado a Mexico. obtubo veinte mil
pesos para Madame Fictorina Y Sc
crca que Ryan 10 intercept6 en- el CANT
no V Sc volvi0 a Mexico con los fon-
dos.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-12-20
NEWS ITEM.

The Clio School of Mental Scierc
es, 3543 State Street, will hold :
conference meeting of students a1G
patrons at the school parlors or
Thursday afternoon, December 18.
This meeting is the outgrowth o.
answers to QUESTIONABLE forms seat
ont by the school to students and pat
rons; and those who have expressed
Willingness to serve on a committee
for the extension Of the work viii
meet at that time.
Plans are under way FOR incor-
pcrating the institution and it is ex-
pected that these plans viii be per-
fected before January Is, 1920, when
the third anniversary celebration and
graduating exercises of the school
viii be held. Extensive preparations
are being made to make the even.
the largest yet held in the history
Of the school. Prof. William Pick
ems Of Morgan College, Baltimore,
has accepted the invitation to deliver
the principal address on the evening
of the anniversary
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-12-20
HYMEN CATCHES POPULAR
TONSORIAL ARTIST.

The ways of cupid are many and
the wiles of Bacheladom weak in
comparison, and whenever one hears
man denouncing the sacred ties one
knows that something is wrong. And
when, SO popular man as Mr.. w. R
Reed, better known as "Opie," de-
clares he would never marry, we know
that the little church around the cor
ner is all set for nice little. cere-
niony. 81
The funny part about this story
is the fact that Mrs. Nellie Bryant
Daily has been holding pretty much
the same sort of ideas as Mr.. Reed
Alas for Mrs. and also for Mr.. Reed.
One couldn't resist the fascination of
the other; CupiRs caught them fast
and will lead them to the altar on
Jan.s7, 1920.
Mr.. Reed is a politician of some
note and the manager of j. d. Leon
iard's Tonsorial Parlors. His many
friends are congratulating him on the
step he has taken and are laying in
supply of rice ando Id shoes for
the 18th.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-12-20
SPRINGFIELD. ILL.

Springfield, H., Dec. 2O.-Mrs.
Rev. VIM. NJ. Graham, wife of Rev.
Graham, formerly pastor of st. John
A. M. e. Church here, died at Marion,
H., last Saturday, and was buried
Monday, of this week at Madison.
Ill. Her brothers, w. II. and u. G..
Pendergrass, of this city, attended
the funeral and burial.
Mr.. S. B. Osby, So. 18th ST., was
indisposed this week.
You vii! find the Whip on sale at
the following places in Springfeld
81, 82l and 1891 E. Washington
st. 800 So. 18th st.
You will also find it to be one of
the ablest literary publications ex-
sant-very informing and a fearless
journal-4well edited.
E. H. Wallace was called to Mon
mouth, ILL.,, last week on account CT
the death of his father.
Harry Ellis and Earl Ryder, of the
University of Illinois are home to
spend the holidays.
Mr.. Robert Taylor, of the State
Historical Museum, was out rabbit
hunting Saturday, and caught so
many rabbits he was arrested for
profiteering in rabbits.
The Negro Business League had
a lively session at its last meeting.
Col. Charles Young will be here
Dec. 22nd Don't fail to, hear him.
Clarence Glenn was down on the
Illinois River recently and says it's
cold enough down there to freeze
your whiskers off even if you have
none.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-12-20
SOCIAL NEWS.

Mrs. Miller of Montreal, Canada,
is now visiting her daughter and SON.
in-law, DIR. and Mrs. Van johnson,
1928 Calumet Ave.
A committee Of women of the Sec
ond Ward have been appointed to So
licit for Christmas baskets for the
sick children of the ward, with the
cooperation of the dispensary at 29th
and Calumet Ave.
Lieut.. R. A. J. Shaw delivered an
address last Sunday at the Young
Peoples Lyceum entitled "Some I'M
pressions from Overseas"
Miss Crystal Bird, one of the staff
workers of the Y. w. C. A., expects
to return to Boston in the near flu
ture.
Sergt. Major Lawrence PAYNE OF
Fit. Sheridan has been on furlough
for a few days.
Mrs. VIM. Lewis of 3310h Rhodes
Ave. is visiting in Canada, her former
home.
Mr.. Andrew Smith, 3410 Vernon
Ave, has been confined to his bee
for few days.
Mrs. Geneva Graham, one of oul
leading beauty culturists, formerly Of
Chicago, but now of Buenos Ayres
passed through the city last weei
with glowing reports of her great
prosperity in South America.
Mrs. Chas. Adams of SID E. 45tf
ST., who has been visiting friends al
Minneapolis, returned to the city las
week, reporting an enjoyable an'
pleasant trip.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-12-20
CAN YOU READ?

If you know of any persons who
arc twenty-one years of age and
cannot read and write their names,
tell them about the class that is being
opened at the Y. M. C. A., 3763 So.
Wabash Avenue, for that particular
purpose. There are many people who
are handicapped by the lack of knowl-
edge of reading and writing. We
Know of dozens who have lost their
property as well as other vGluables
because of their unavoidable litter
ac,. The Y. NJ. G. A. wishes to be of
se=yice to such individuals. Register
SOW.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-12-20
MISS ARNETT LEAVES FOR
LOUISVILLE.

Miss Ruth Arnett, one of the stars
of the newly organized Royal Gar
den Film Company, left Dec. 13 for
Louisville where she is to take charge
of dramatic work in the 18th Street
community center.
Miss Arnett will also be remember
ed as one of the very popular volun-
teer workers at the War Camp Com
munity Center of this city.
Her new position undoubtedly
gives her wonderful opportunity to
use her talents for the benefit of the
public in which she is SO much inter-
ested.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-12-20
P. r. PIPER IN HOSPITAL
FOLLOWING MINOR
OPERATION.

P, R. Piper, college man and well
known Washingtonian, is at Provi-
dent Hospital following secondary
hemorrhage subsequent to the re
moval of his tonsils.
Mr.. Piper, who is in Chicago witt
the Westinghouse Electrical people,
is well on his way to recovery, AID
hopes to be back to his quarters at
the 'eY" by the end of the week. Mr.,
Piper is fraternity man, a member
of the Alpha Phi Alpha.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-12-20
DIR. CHAPMAN LEAVES FOR
KANSAS CITY.

DR.. Chapman of the firm Of TanelI
& Chapman, dentists, left Sunday
night for Kansas City. He will be
in the Missouri city about week CT
ten days, winding up his business AZ
fairs preparatory to the establish
ment of his Chicago office.
Drs. Tancil and Chapman arr
sparing no expense in the creation
of the most elaborate and complete
dental parlors on the South Side. Il
is rumored they will be located al
31st and Indiana.
DR.. Tancil was a first lieuteaeat
in the Old Eighth Illinois.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-12-20
KINGS DAUGHTERS SERVE
AT SOLDIERS AND SAIL
ORS' CLUB.

The local circle Of Kings Dag gh-
tiers celebrated their goth anniversary
by serving to their many friends 4
table d'hote dinner last Friday eve
ming at the South Side Soldiers ard
Sailors Club.
Mrs. NcKinly was hostess at tie
club, and for many year a most
enthusiastic workers in the Kings
Daughters.
The clearing ladies set forth meal
fit for kings as well as their daagi-
tiers. The menu consisted of fish,
Boeuf in jus, potatoes, stewed corn,
selaw apple roll or ice cream, An ap
preciative crowd added in.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-12-20
UPsoLoN DELTA PI REUNION.

The Upsolon Delta Pi Sorority
which was chartered several years
ago and which boosted of the elite
of the younger set of its days will
hold it's first reunion banquet Dec.
26, 1916, at the Yincennes Hotel. At
this time twelve of Chicago's sub
debs will be pledged to active mem
bership in the organization by Mrs.
Mildred Lee, President.