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The Washington herald., 1919-01-14
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE"Eite" pure for maiden 2
yero,d hnss; furions,: Tslisnan. ui; Bohr-
Ma Brent ia; I Am Firt u4: Guaranteed. ui;
Elulah r., IH; Mlle Dane. llt; Bect and
Mnkl. IN: Anrina, lh: Lady lone. ia Also
eliGibie. Lady Pitaud, ia
SECOND RACE-C7stnlins. 4year-olds and Nd
ward; 81 furionss: Ollie Martin. lie; Harry Bur
rcyne. Ill: Thirty Seven. IIs: B.thilde. los
Kenwsrd. lls: Little Princess. los Alsp eIisible
Early Sight. lis; R h. Andersen. lis; Lets,
loo; Sir Oliver. lis; Ifishraaid- 10; Bert VIII
lama lr3; 'Semcsna, II; LIh-rstur, Il3; sHasty
Aaoea. lU; Rocheste. r3; 'FO1y Gnn. III;
Tom Goose, Ill
THIRD RACE-C7aimins. 4-year-olds and up.
wards 81 fusonSs: Jsci f., lis LAdcua, III
Lonus. ll3: smiling Mag. los; Jim w.teay. lis;
opheaia W. 80 Also eligible. Thursday
NShtsr. l6; Mis- KrutsI. Ill: buy Alice. lo5.
Porthsht lis: Onion. los; Sir William johnson
S: 'Bihe b.. III; sczrpia and. LIZ; Words
1"':don, nv loe; Ton Caro-. LIS; Jay Tunnel,
FOURTH RACES''The GENTLY Purs." ;
yearolds, 5h -frlonu: Under Fire, lis;
Lothair, Is: Archie Ale1xnder. Ile: Hcudidni,
lce; Thos, F. McM.hon, los; Rodcsis. Jos. Also
chmchn Downs. i1: Hidden J-rsI ns. cns'
web. los; Romeo. los; F1orence webh.r. Ios
Peter. Ios
FIFTH RACE-''The stoeue Purse for
hllies and mares 5yesr-old and upward. one
mile: Kate Bright, los; Cobalt Il. IH.
kohinoU, 10; Amalette, loz; Kenezne, S
SIXTH RACE-Claimins 4year-oldds and m.
Yards. mile and sixteenth: lttIe Oott4se.
los; Queen Apple. ls4; Orderly. 100; Broom
peddl0. 10; Brther Jonathan, los: .Dund-
Ndy, l9I Noure1din. los; .Re-ipor, 1lcl :: Mar
ns ~; >GTspoer' loi; Lneky R.. Iai
SEVENTH RACE-Oaimins hbes and
mares. 4yearola> and upward, one mile and .
Quarter: Hickory Nut, IB; Randselruse s.
fen bisu Is; Leah Cochran. los; Kezi,h'
los; Mis- Pannie. lds; Thirst, los
'Apprntce allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-14
HAYATIA IS READY
TO WRESTLE TURNER

Leo Hayatia. the noted Turk
wrestler. who meets Joe Turner in
a finish match tomorrow night at
the Folly Theater, will arrive today.
He wired Manager Garrison that he
had arrived in New York and would
leave today for Washington.
This will mark his initial appear
ance in the National Capital, and as
he comes touted highly by Eastern
promoters he should beat the local
man as his weight will no doubt tell
in a long struggle. The Turk will
weigh about 10 pounds while Joe
will go on the mat around 1853.
The bout will go to a finish as the
Police Gazette time limit will be
eliminated from the rules.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-14
Hoyt Refuses to Report.

New York, Jan. 13.-White Hoyt,
the schoolboy star, who has been the
property of the Giants for nearly four
years and who was included in the
deal with the Rochester Club. by
which Earl Smith comes to New
York. announces his retirement from
baseball. Hoyt, who called at the
offices of the New York Club re-
Gently, was not at all pleased when
he read of his transfer to Rochester,
and declared that he would abandon
baseball to accept position in the
mercantile business.
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MINORS
EQUAL RIGHT
Joe Tinker Forecasts Base.
ball Revolution; Demand
- Commission Seat.

New York, Jan. 1s.-A basebal
revolution" was forecast late to-
night by Joe Tinker. president of the
Columbus Club Of the American Asso-
citation.
Tinker claimed that the minor
leagues will demand equal rights with
the majors in all baseball matters
particularly representation on the
National Commission. or will abro'
gate the national agreement.
The National Commission positive
ly must be revised said Tinker
THE minor leagues either will accept
the proposed one man commission OF
will insist that the present body b
replaced by a commission CONSISTING
OF one representative Of the minor
leagues. one representative of the
major leagues and one man connected
with neither
"All members would have to b<
men with no other baseball connec
tions. The National Association ot
Professional Baseball Leagues viii
stand pat on this
A threepman commission such q,
suggested by Tinker would mean thst
the commission as now constituted
August HERMANN, John Heydler sns
Ban Johnson-would be wiped out
Tinker also declared that the .mino
leagues will stick by their decision {,
do away absolutely with the draf
rule.
The, minors demands will be pu
into concrete form at the meeting o
the associations directors here to
morrow. They will then probably b,
presented to the majors-possibly' II
the form OF an uitimatum-at tn
Joint meeting of the National anc
American Leagues here Thursday.
The committee to cary the demand
to the majors will consist Of Tinker
Al Tierney. president Of the Three
League, and Ed Hanlon, president o
the St Joseph Club, OF the westerr
League.
Chicago, Jan. 13-Al. Tearney and T
]. Hickey. minor league bosses, wer,
ready today to topple an avalanche OF
the major leagues The two will at
tend major league meetings in New
York this week in an effort to over
turn existing draft rules.
"If we don't get II we'll resort Il
Sther measures that will be effective,
TS>rney claimed.
The miners ask that the big league.
be restricted in the number of mel
drafted.
We develop green material only I,
see 1t grabbed by the big boys" wa,
Tearney's complaint.
Among magnates and manager,
leaving for, New York last night wa
Clarence Rowland, deposed leader o.
the White Sox- He is supposed to b,
slated for indianapolis. Rumor CAV,
him a managerial Job at Cincinnati
alsA a.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-14
PANTS ROWLAND MAY
MANAGE CINCINNATI

Chicago, Jan. 3.-There was an un-
confirmed report here tonight that
Clarence Rowland, former manager
of the white Sox. was being consid-
cred to succeed Christy Mathewson
as manager of the Cincinnati team
Rowland plans to confer with August
Hermann in New York City, but he
declined to say whether the manage
ment had been offered him
Rowland denied, however. that he
contemplated the purchase of the In
dianapolis Club. of the American As
sociatton.
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CAMP HUMPHREYS TO
PLAY GEORGETOWN s.

Coach John O'Reilly will send his
varsity basketball team against
the Camp Humphreys quint in the
Ryan gym this evening in the first
meeting between these two teams.
Coach Hazel has been working
hard with his team since their last
game and expects his charges to
make good in this contest with the
Hilltoppers. Camp Humphrey will
be strengthened by the addition of
several players who have just re-
turned from furloughs.
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R. N. WILLIAMS, I'd, Is
NOW A BENEDICT

Paris. France. Jan. 13.-Capt.
Richard Norris Williams. I'd. L. S.
A, aid to Maj. Gen. James ]. Har-
bord and before the war amateur
American lawn tennis champion,
yesterday married in Paris Mis- )
Jean HaddOck, niece of Mr.. and
Mrs. George f. Hoe, of West Sew
enty-fourth street, New York.
The bride is engaged in French
Red Cross work. The romance of
the couple began on board an ocean
liner in 1918. The bridegroom is a
survivor of the Titanic.
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CENTRAL TOSSERS TO
MEET EASTERN TODAY

Central High basket -tossers will
tackle the Eastern High School
quint this afternoon in the second
game of the double bill at the Y.
NJ. c. \. gym. This game should
give a line zon the real strength of
the Mt. Pleasant lads, as they will
have, to, hustle ALI the way to stave
of the fighting little light Blue
and White team in this engage
ment
The Washington herald., 1919-01-14
Knabe viii Coach Cubs.

Chicago, Jan. 13.-Fred Mitchell,
president and manager of the Chi
cago Cubs. departed for New York
tonight. Mitchell plans to sign a
coach to succeed Otto Knabe, who
has asked to be released to join kid
Gleason. the White Sox's new man.
ager.
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Juarez May Open i. March.

Louisville. KY, Jan. 13.-Col.
Winn. manager of Churchill Downs,
returned to this city yesterday from
the East and announced that he
looks for the reopening of Juarez
early in March. He expects all dim
culties in connection with the MeXi-
can track to be cleared up by that
time.
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Reds Management in Doubt.

Cincinnati. O-.-Jan. 13.-with re-
gard to the management of the Gin
cinnati club nothing will be done
until after the league meeting in
New York this week. Presid lent
Hermann has not heard from Ma
thewson since November 25 and does
notknow when he will return.
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Report Brown L. Killed.

Chicago, Jan. BIT is rumored here
tonight that George CKnockout
Brown, the Chicago middle-weight
boxer. who went to France with a
coast artillery unit, has been killed
In a fight with a sentry.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-14
Williams Now a Mosul.

Chicago, Jan. 13.-Charley Williams,
for many years business manager of
the Cubs, has broken into the mag
nate class. He has bought the Raw
enswood semi-pro club.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-14
Cubs Planning Big Deal.

Chleaso' jan lS.-lt is reported
hat President Mitchell. of the Cubs.
who seeks a star second baseman,
'sy shortly complete a deal that
III rank with the big trade that
Nught Alexande and Killifer to
,h.cago.
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Fencing Tournament.

New York, Jan. 13.-The annual
national fencing tournament will be
held again this year. according to
an announcement today.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-14
The Murder

TriSsy Drew had no good answer
for Deianey's question concerning. the
revolver The matter was importan,
in view, of the threat aimed toward
Stockbridge. Why Loris should OBJ
tain gun from rendezvous in a
drug store was more than the de-
tective could fsthom. He turned 10
Delaney.
Explain yourself"' he snapped.
gripping the operative by the sleeve.
Make yourself clear! We have no
time to waste in this matter"
Delaney gulped and whispered It's
this way. followed the girl until she
The Washington herald., 1919-01-14
Whispering Wires q sZu.s Z lr7.,.ss 4 E
Who Killed Montgomery Stockbridge9
CHAPTER III-continued.

'copyrsht 1918. BY Monat Yard Company. New York;
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Drew climbed over the operat
and sprang to the curb. He char
around the rear OF the taxi a
brought UP with a Jerk before {
startled servant
What Is it, he asked sharply.
The butler stAmmered an fpcoher,
answer. His eyes wsvered from [
taxi TO the msnsion-then back sss
They rripped TO a deadlock with
detectives own.
what happened?" exclaimed DR.,
Il don't know, sir. I don't know
Keep cool! Answer me-" The
tectivs clutched the buffers .houIc
with a wise grip. Answer me"
repeated. What hsppeneo7 What
the matter-over there7"
Go be continued)
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'AppUtace allowance claimed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29
THEATER BILLS

Empress lheaier, II TO 10 As p. IN
Charles Ray in Creased Light
ning,' Douglas Fairbanks in
Knocking Knockers"
Majestic theaief, 10 a. m 10 10 As
p NJ Madge Evans in The Love
Net" comedies.
Strand theaier. 10 TO II a. m {.
!, , VI, 4. $50, $50 and 10 p m
The One Woman"
New Folly ,heater. 10 ;4S a M 10
10 IS D. m-Billle Rhode, in
The Lamb and the Lion" news
reel; comedy
Dreamland ,hea,er. Q a. M 10 II
p. m.-WiIliam Fanum in Hood.
nan Blind" Captured by Can
nlbals," comedy.
Auditorium. BIS p. m.--Matinee
and night Dancing music.
Liberty ,hea,ef-pictures, 30,
4 70, GlS, $50, vaudeville, J, 7 80.
go.
Lyric thea,er. 30 10 10 ;45 p. IN.
Picture, and vaudeville.
Palace ihcater, 2lS to II 20
y. m-Ruby Darby in musical
comedy
Concert.
High School Auditorium, 8lS-
Frances MclIenry IN dramatic i'm
perSona,ions; Roger Bromley,
baritone Arte trio.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29
RICH Man ENDS
LIFE after Ne
SHOOTS WOMAN
Police Try to Solve Ocean
Beach Tragedy,

LOS ANGELES. Cal, April 70
county authorities are seeking an ex-
plana,ior OF shooting affair at
Ocean Park, that ended in the pos
sibly fatal wounding OF Mrs. Theresa
Hoover and what she said was the
suicide last night of Louis p. Ramsay,
wealthy lumberman, formerly OF
Lake Charles. La
According TO the officers Ramsay
had been frequent caller at the
Ocean Park residence OF Miss NJ. b.
Coles, for whom Mrs Hoover acted
as houseketpcr, and who has been
missing since last Wednesday Ram
say is said to have called At the Coles
home last Thursday and TO have
searched the house for Nj. Coles.
lie then fired a revolver shot through
the bathroom door which was locked,
striking Mrs. Hoover, who was bath
ing. in the breast, according to her
story.
He is said by the woman then TO
have carried her 10 bed but TO have
denied her medical aid and food and
water while he wandered abou, the
house. sleeping little until Sunday
night. Then the telephone rang and
Ramsay, presumably, according to the
officers, believed the police had
learned of his having shot Mrs.
Hoover, and had come to arres, him.
He went into room and shot him
self through the head She then
crawled 10 the front door OF the
house and asked passersby to call the
police. Mrs, Hoover is not expected
TO recover,
SAN BERNARDO, Cal. April %.
Miss NJ. d. Coles OF Ocean Park
was located las, night by Los An
Reles Officers at Arrowhead Ho,
Springs. a resort near here. She is
said to have told officers that she fled
from here home because OF Ramsay's
attentions. She plans to 60 TO Los
Angeles tomorrow.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29
FRENCH PRESS
IS COLD TOWARD
WORLD LEAGUE
Little Enthusiasm in Cove
nant; Secret Pact Hinted,

PARIS, April D+Thc eoyenan, Of
the league OF nations arouse, little
enthusiasm in me pre-" Of this city
Indeed many OF the principal news
papers abstain from comment alto
geiher. LOeuvre. which has always
been a champion OF the league and
OF PRECEDENT Wilson, says:
Speaking generally, We are bound
TO say the pact OF the league Of ma
tions causes a eerai' amount OF dis
appointment. Its tweniy.six articles
constitute really the statutes Of the
league Of governments to safeguard
their territorial sovereignty and are
not a new charter OF the law OF ma.
ton which had been hoped for"
The newspaper thinks that the res
igna,ion shown by Belgium, Japan
and France must be due to promises
or special guarantees which will be
known, perhaps, when diplomacy IS
no longer secret
Writing in the Echo de Paris, "Per-
,inax" spokesman OF the naiionalIsts,
declares outright: The league OF
nations is dead before birth" lie
also refers to rumors OF treaties be-
INK made between the allied powers
ronarking TO red'sure US Premier
GemenceAu and Foreign Minister
pichon alegc they hold favorable al
lianees in their portfolios. These
parchmeru mus, be beautiful, Conf
plcie and eloquent to Justify such
docility on the part Of the French
ministers"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29
Boches Will Get
Treaty Saturday

PARIS, April 29.--The treaty OF
peace with Germany will be hande1
to the German delegates at Versatile,
Friday or Saturday. An official
summary will be handed to the press
the same night.
The text OF tie treaty is already
completed except for the clauses con
eerning Kiachu, which were expected
to be settled today an d,he following
other problems
The kiel canal.
German cables.
Methods OF applying the nava, ant
military terms.
Luxembourg, customs regime.
Fate OF the German prisoners o'
war
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Italy Friend of
u. S., Page Says
(By Universal seryice.D

PARIS, April 2o,--All the reports,
and rumors about United State, Am
bassador Thomas Nelson Page being
"enraged at President Wilson's atti-
tude toward Italy" blew up in thin
air when lie Petit Journal printed
this statement from him, given to its
Rome correspondent.
President Wilson is Italy's best
friend. The clouds are being dis
sipated and in the future America and
Italy will stand as the champions Of
justice and liberty.
Il know the feelings Of the ltalians
as well A. those Of Americans and ]
am convinced that the friendship be-
tween Italy and America has but been
strengthened by this incident"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29
TWO GENERALS
ON REGISTER
%
OF ARMY LIST
March and Pershing Head
Roster Wood Near Top,

WASH GION, April p-T he
official army register for l9l8-,he
first issue Of this periodical which
gives the name. rank and precedence
OF every officer N the regular cHab-
lifmcn' 70 appear since December.
lUS--has Just come from the printer
Publication II the issues Of 100 and
1917 were held up by the war depart
meni both because oi the value OF its
contents 10 the enemy and because OF
the impo'siblliiy Of gathering accu-
rate data while the composition OF the
army was undergoing so great and
rapid changes.
The new issue. under the 'perma-
nen, establishment" head, gives the
names Of reyton {. March and John
J. Pcfshing as holding the rank OF
general, and lists Hunter Ligseti and
Robert !. Il ard as the only two
lieutenant generals
Leonard Wood heads the list OF
permanon, major generals. which now
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29
Woman Beneath
Broke Long Drop
But Was Killed

NEW YORK, April D--Mr. +
p. Whitehead, IS. Of Chicago. while
standing on the sidewalk with
friends watching the old fighting
Sixty-ninuh regiment" parade mp
Fifth avenue. was struck and IN.
,'anily killed by the falling bUd}
oi Robert Palmer, waiter, who
kad toppled from a iiih story win
tow OF Delmonicos hotel Mrs
Whitehead had been a gaest at the
Manhattan hotel. Palmer suffered
fractured skull and was removed
10 hospital.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29
HUN TRADE BAN
LIFTED BY ALLIES
Black|iSts Abolished for Time
Being,
tBy The Associated Press)

BERLIN, April 29-The president
OF the British commission In Germany
has notified the German armis,ice
commission Of the withdrawal Of all
biacklists and the sbolition OF all
trading disabilities He added, how
ever. that the allied and associated
governments reserved the right TO re-
introduce oil or any such blacklist
should this be necessary.
The resolution OF the allied and as
sociated governments was taken on
an EXPIRE" proposal made by the Brit
iih government.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29

Don't buy Aspirin tablets in pill
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Beware OF counterfeitS Only re
Gently a Brooklyn MANUFACTURED was
sent to the peni,en,iary for flooding
the country with ,alcum powder tab
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29

RULES OF THE TINES MOVIE
CONTEST.
Clip out tho ABOVE picture and write
on tho dotted limo what you believe to
be the name OF tho player. Save the
picture dntli the contest ends on Sat.
urday, May II.
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mat YOU viii DO able to write out the
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when tho contes, ends
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Tho contest ls open to nll readers Of
the Times living ~ Oklahoma.
First rriie IN this contest 10 81 so.
second prize Is IS ana the third prize
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29
STANDARD SHARES
EARNED S38.19

NEW YORK. April D.-The Stand
ard Oh company OF New York, earned
$3.50 share on its capital stock in
1918 or more than three times as much
as It paid in dividends. according TO
the annual report made public last
night Earnings after deductings for
depreciation. reserves and the paymen,
Of federal taxes. were $ls.642,Js7.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29
Heavy Fire After
Reds Shell Town

COPENHAGEN, April D-A dis
patch received here from Reval Rus.
sia, says there has been a biz fire in
the town Of Harvs, eishty.o miles
southwest Of Pehogrsd. The eonila
grafton was started by q bon,har,lrnen'
Of the town BY the bolsheviki. Hun
dreds OF houses were burned and 5000
persons are homeless.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29

include, eghty-nine names There are
2O2 brigadler,: l479 colonies, and
/ ,+05 lieutenant eolonels. In all, there
are ll49l officers listed as in the
regular army The volume includes
also the names oi all living retired
officers histories Of the regular regi.
mcntS ard the "casualtie,' Tor the
prr.IOus acar
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29
MANY ORDNANCE
PLANTS TO STAY
u, S. Plans 10 Be Ready for
Emergencies,

WASHINGTON. April D.-plans
Of the war department, TO prevent the
country again being found lacking in
iaellitie, for the manufacture Of ar.
tIlley and munitions were made pub.
lie last nigh, with the announcement,
'ha, !, is proposed TO retain - and
possibly IS Of the " ordnance man.
ufao'urng plants created or enlarged
during the war.
The plants which the department,
has definitely decided upon for per
manen' maintenance after the chei Of
ordnance made a special study Of the
probable requirements OF the country
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29

In the Bayer package arc proper
directions and the dose for Headache,
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ma,ism, Lumbago, Scia,ica, Colds,
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"Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" Ameri-
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only a few cents, also in bottles OF
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Manufacture of Monoace,icaoidester
OF Salicyllcacid.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29

Influenza is aGt confined to man.
kind. but affects many other 3nmals,
particularly mans nearest refstive'--
the monkey tribes. AZ present the dis
case IS reported 10 be rapidly wiping
out the baboon population OF South
Aifira
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29
War Women Will
Continue Labors

NEW YORK, April D.-The Ma
tionai league for women's service,
originally Formed for war work, wa,
Incorporated here Yesterday with the
object Of psrpetuatins its organization
and carrying It's endeavors forward to
meet social and economic needs in
peace times.