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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-07

The size assortment $3.50
is complete, but not for Y
each style, for they are
broken assortments from our reg
ular lines; beaded, braided. en-
broidered and lace-t trimmed or
plain tailored blouses, in white,
flesh and colors. Sizes range from
So to 46.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-07

realization that there are no black
gowned wives and mothers mourning
in the streets of London: that there
is no daze over the heart of London.
Cheerful, crowded, busy London
swarms around the American as if
there never had been any air raids,
any Ypres, any Belgium or any
Flanders
Woman Loses Femininity.
There is only one outstanding
oddly in London-woman. Some
thing has happened to her. It is not
so much that she wears boots and
boomers and washes restaurant win
dows; that she tends bar, runs buses,
works behind most of the counters
in the city, or that she smokes in
the street. 1t is that in four years
she has grown up into a. man. A
London woman dares look at the
American as she sells him a package
of cigarettes, and her look is unfem-
mime 1t is not hard. It is the look
of one who says, Il belong to the
race of human beings and not to the
weaker set Regarding the London
women, the American feels less in
clined to boast than ever. Under
wooden crosses in France lies a gen
Grafton of Englishmen. Their women
have taken their places in England.
Because the American no longer
boasts his way through London the
Londoner no longer smiles tolerantly
at him, And, pocketing his change
at the tobacconist, the American feels
a fellowship that his history and the
story of Bunker Hill have never
taught him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-07
ONO QuuNINEn

Only One ABROMO QUNINE.s
10 get the genuine, eal1 for fun name, LAXA-
TIVE BROA0 QUININE Tablets. Look for
signature Of q. w. GROVE. Cures a Cold in
Qzs Day. 3Qc.-=AdEextiseme1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-07

Kansas women have exercised the
privilege of municipal suffrage since
1897
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-26

~ Nethcrsfield, White Pearl YoIIoy5
p"lN'rs Plants set three inches apsrt
III TO" as late ass March 10.
Beans, Pole Lima-Narfeticg. King Of
tne Garden, Carolina or sleya. Iarra
"nl'e Lima. Plant same as pole beans,
beahS, Bush Snap-WaN pod varie-
yes NdFdWCtIs Kidney Wax. Dwarf
herman Wax, Davis Wax, Currics
nuSt-proof Wax. Green pod varieties.
IurpeeS S%triHEiess Green Pod Giant
Htrhlgless Green Pod, Red Valentine.
Iaut W inches deep al intervals, April
b to May 10. +''"
Sweet Cop-varieties: Adams Early
tilu 1oiaeh Bantam tearlyl, StowelIs
Evergreen aud Country Gentlemen
'midseasonl. Plant April /.
tslefy-Narieties' White Plume.
colder Self-blauChing, Giant Pascal,
iNaiAc pants as for tomatoes. Set six
inches apart in row, April ~.
beans, Bush Lima or Buttor-Varie-
{tea, buipee's Bush Lima, HeHderson's
beans. imp
salsify-yariety: Mammoth Plant
seeds thick, one inch deep. April 10.
Thin to four inches.
'arrotS-N arictics, Early Scarlut
lioC9 4& Heart, Dunyers, Plant same
Observation-Disclosures Hollow Crown.
Ghernsey. Plant same as Satisfy.
Ohra-Narietius. White Velvet Long
4recn or. Tan, Dwarf Green Prolific,
Georgia FaTnritc. Plant seeds one inch
uoop ana n inch apart ia row, AuriI
10 Thin to is inches. =
tomatoes Early Varieties. Mascot,
A'nle' June Pink, Eariy Detroit. EArli
ana, Dwarf Champion. Midscason
stone, Glove, Red Rock. Set plants
three feet apart April 10 to 20. Prime
ono 10 Two stems and tie to stakes
for early fruit.
Egg rIaut-Varieticsg Improved New
9nGrA SpineIess, Gary Long Purple,
Black Beauty. Grow plants samn as
tomatoes Set plants is inches uparI,
No pruning or stalking necessary.
lpicIa- arletics. tHoD Long Red
cayenne, Tobacco, Red Chill; ,Swort1
Iineuio, Chinese Giant, Ruby King.
buIl Nose, Sweet Spanish. Treat same
as egg plant.
WaErmeions-Narleties Tom Wat
son, hleckley Sweet. Georgia Rattle
snake, .lialbert Honey, Coles Early.
LlahL eight, to 10 seeds two inches deep
III mus eight feet apart, April 10. Thin
To- two or three plants.
ucumbers-Narieties lmproyed
Whlle SPINE, Long Green, Davis Per-
feet. Plant same as w~atermcIons
Leave three or four plants in a hin.
Summer Squash-Varietics. Early
Mhile Bush, Golden summer Crook
neck, Boston Marrow, Plant same as
cucumbers. "
Cantnloupes-varlct Rocky Ford,
Emerald Gem, Extra early fiacken-
Sark' rant same as cucumbers.
Note-The dates given for nIa0tlnp
are approximately correct for those Iive
ing ny IN the same latitude as Memphis.
IhoSo living farther south can plant
earlier aud those farther north. later, Mt
raJe OF about five days for every 50
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-26
HOROSCOPE
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 81, 1919.

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 81. 1919.
Copyright, 1919, by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate,l
Good and i'll balance today in the in
tthencn Of the stars, according to astrol-
ogy, While Venus is in beneffc aspect,
saturn Is adverse,
Merchants who deal in things that
appeal TO women should benefit from
this CONFEDERATION. Large sales Of jew
elry are indicated, and rings will gain
a new significance.
This should be a lucky wedding day,
since the planetary direction indicates
lasting love. and with great consistency
unity of thought that makes for hap
piness.
Theaters should prosper during this
tW1y of the stars. A new play that
will mark the beginning of q literary
advance in America is prophesied.
The death Of a prominent actress is
foreshadowed, but she viii leave a
tegNCy of value to the drama,
Win actors and actresses are well
directed today, contracts signed under
this planetary government will prob
ah'v be unfortunate,
Farmers should be cautious, owing
70 a forecast Of storms and disasters,
There Is q sign OF promise for stock
ralSers and breeders of horses.
Again food appears TO be of much
copeern and may he the cause Of much
trouble i'll this country,
Mines are once more subject to a
government of the stars that Is sinister
and threatening,
Engineers and workers IN steel have
the representation Of far journeys that
viii hiring prosperity,
Congress win have a session that Is
sensational and trksome, the seers pre-.
dict, owing To surprises which win
| mark next month and particularly Apri,
Persons whose hirthdate II Is have
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-26
BUNGALOW IN STORE is
FEATURE or HAVERTY'S

Building n complete bungalow on the
fourth floor of a big furniture store
Is the latest feature in retail circles in
Memphis and visitors at the Haverty
FURNITURE company are being enter
tanned in walking through a complete
~ furnished home, where they NAV
gaze as long as they wish without be-
ing considered curious.
The structure is n five-r0om hunga-
low, complete in It's every detail. En-
lerihg the living room from the porch
one finds himself III u room tastefuliy
arranged and decorated. Next is Tia
dining room furnished IN n mahogany
suite OF the Louis XVI period. Revond
IS the dining room furnished IN an
Adam period suite in old ivory. Back
OF this Is the modern kitchen, 1com-
plotely furnished and with a small and
conveniently breakfast room adjoining
finished in ivory.
h. A.. Witherspoon, the de-
cIares the IMPRESSIONS of delight which
nave come from the hundreds of yisI-
tors have amply repaid the firm for its
WORK, The firm win keep open house
TINS week and souvenirs are provided
Tor women visitors.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-26

takably they were drawing into a viii
lage. Contaet with the world again,
the world Of everyday, reached forth
Tor Freddie's heart and stirred it. He
changed his position in the vehicle ever
so little: but the change seemed to have
seftened his pose, to nave made it more
yielding. For an instant, some realiza-
ton Of what they were about to do,
t'Estrelda- he said. it's an-aw
~fully-big thing-to-marry!'
The plebeiau in her spoke at once in
answer to this, She had made up her
mind an hour hack. She would not
Scared" she asked. Faint as it
was. he caught the sneer in her voice.
lie was too fine, and as yet too young
to possess the greater courage which
admits its fear. He did not really
dream Of turning back. But ifIhe had,
he was too much a boy not to have a
boys exquisite chivalrv. He ~hadyasked
the lady to become his wife; to marry
him that night. lie would go. through
with it. Kismet!
So:
THE first turn to the left. around
the big tree" she told him-and he
turned the horse at her direction.
They drew up before the gate which
led to a little cottage, near the church.
AS chance would have II, a light still
shone family from behind a curtain
at an upper window.
Freddie gravely got out first and tied
the horse, Then he gave his hand to
Estrelda.
Come sweetheart he said, O.
can't quite see the way-myself, but
/ can help YOU"
They neither one of them knew that
words.
| all their two lives were Graded in his
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-26
CENTENNIAL CHAIRMEN
TO GET ASSIGNMENTS

Chairmen of committees having in
charge various details of she e%enten-
NAL celebration will meet in h~eadquar-
tiers, "a North Second street, Friday al
ternOon at 4 O'Clock, according to an
nouncement Wednesday by B. A. DOGGY,
executive chairman. Dutiesrof the va
riUus chairmen viii be outlined and
preparations made for carrying them
into effect,
In addition to members Of the execu-
tive committee the following chairmen
will be present; Publicity, II. X.
Chears; finance, Henry c, Loeb; ,fea-
lures, r. A. Robinson and w. A. fber-
stein; il~luminations. y, T.. Rainier five
works, Jack w. Gates; first aid, DIR.
Battle Malone; legal, j. r.. Holmes,
writer's bureau, Mrs. A. S. Buchanan;
speakers bureau, Mrs. E, G. Willing
ham; homecoming, Mrs, Sam Phillips;
souvenirs, Clifford S. Blackburn; prizes,
j. j. Norfleet; music, Il, r. Barrow: en-
tertainment, b. L. Cohn; reception,
Mayor f, l.. Monteverde; hotels, NJ. II,
Rosenthal; public safety, c, w. Miller;
grounds, Walk c. Jones; auditing, G.
r, Shannon,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-26
Orpheurn,

One of the most irresistibly funny
skits Of the year is Behind the Front, -
in which Walter de Leon and Mary
Davies are playing at the Orpheum this
week, Their attempts to converse in
French, which neither Of them under
stands, results in a massacre of that
language as terrible as it is funny.
Recently the members of a visiting
French commission were the guests Of
a New York theater, where DE Leon
and Davies We're appearing. Half way
through their act the distinguished Wis
itors began reaching for their banker
chiefs and dabbing at their eyes. Mary
them laugh or cry?" De Leon Mhis-
pered back r5 d i Know d. S,,s put h ii E 5 a
received a note of appreciation from
one Of the distinguished F%renchlnen,
which closed with the remark that
never had he expected to bear mis- Ian
guage spoken the way De Leon and
Davies spoke it.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-26

CHAPTER NO. AZ.
The Turn To The Left.
He had pulled the reins quickly and
sharply taut, drawing the horse with
q jerk from its peaceful browsing be-
side the road. II her look could have
penetrated the dark Of the summer
eight, Just then she would have Seen
his young face suddenly older; his gray
eyes black with the force that was
whipping him forward, He wanted her
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; beyond all
thought and beyond all reason. And
She had whispered to him:
There is a miuister-five milcs-up
this road. He would"
And then Freddie had given her one
.ohg, long look, bis hot young face close
Wen GO" he said and his mother
would not have known his voice. 1t
had bcCome-a mans.
They drove sitting Tigid'y i'm the light
carriage; their bones and muscles stiff
with the terrific excitement that pos
sessed them. Freddie's eyes looked
straight ahead. Now and then as they
passed through some clear space, out
from beneath the shadows of the trees,
Estrelda could see his set profile: beau
tiful as "a cameo and as still and as
white. He did not lash the horse, but
lie wefI swiftly through the dark. seem
ing to sense the urge Of his will upon
Il. OnceNor twice a hoof clinked against
the metal Of another shoe. For the
rest, theTe was silence, save from Es-
trelda:
"O-Frcddie".' she said, "O-Freddie,'
lie did not turn his head to look al
her.
And presently the black, square shapes
Of houses began to loom beside the
road. 1t was fairly late and lights, ii
most windows, were out. But, unmis'
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-26
Odds and Ends"

Probably no announcement of the
early Theatrical season will be received
with more interest by patrons Of the
higher class of musical comedy offer
ings than that of the coming Of Jack
Norworth's new musical revue to the
New Lyric Sunday, Monday and Tues
day, with Tuesday matinee, Local Pat
rons look with complacency at sea-
song triumphs in New York and other
big cities, but the coming of Nor
worth's revue attracts more than usual
interest. Pretty girls, tuneful songs,
lively comedy and 16 big scenes fea-
ture this organization. Playing an i'm
nortant role will be Miss Lillian Gold
smith. Others, of the cast are Mr.,
Woolf and the Misses Redfield, May.
fair, DeValary, Vettle, Mallette, Friel
and a chorus whose attractiveness Is
only equaled by their accomplishments
as singers and dancers.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-26
AIR SERVICE BUREAU
IS PROPOSED FOR |. IS.
BY CHAS. S. HAYDEN.
(Staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Feb. %. (splJ-Ef-
forts are now being made in the clos
ing hours of this session Of congress
to create either a department Of aero
nautics or to provide for a separate
control board having jurisdiction Of air
CRATE both for the army and the navy.
The splan now is to have this done
through a rider to the army bill now
before the military affairs committee
of the senate, and it is stated such a
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-26
JAP LOSSES 20 MEN
IN RUSSIAN BATTLE

NLNOlNoSTON. Feb. 26-Gn an en-.
gaGemont between Japanese and Bolsh-
evik forces 20 miles cast of Rla~
govieshtchonsk, sapital Of the Amur
province, the Japanese lost two Off
GERS ana is men killed and 90 wounded.
The Golshevik force was estimated to
number 3.UGu.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-26

Two cups cold white cornmeal, one
cup shredded Goldfish, one egg, one ta-
blespoon butter or substitute. Pick
over fish and soak to remove salt.
Combine the ingredients and drop by
%spoonfuls into hot fat. Drain on por-
Gus paper.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-26
37TH TO COME HOME

WASHINGTON, Feb. se-Gen Per
shiug notified the w,r deoertment to-
day that the complete 27th division
tOhio and West Virginia national
guardl had heen placed ca priority for
oAIlN nnnNnv homo
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-26
Tomato Soup.

One quart beef stock, one onion, one
bay leaf, one grated carrot, one grated
turnip, one small can strained toma-
toes. Boil until the vegetables are
tender; season to taste.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-26
WARN OF STORM

WASHINGTON, Feb. Is Storm
warnings were disniRvcl TO-DAY on the
Atlantic coast from Jacksonville, TO
NANTUCKET The stufhanee was cen
tered or the Georgia coast this morn
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-26

ACaS dllu awful
pain a II d
nothing seemed
to do mo any
good. A friend
advised me TO
take Lydia Il.
Pinkham's Voga-
table Compound.
/ did SO and
got relief right
away. | can
certainly recom-
mend this valu-
able medicine to
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-26
E%verYbodY's Doing I'll

WHAT Smoking Samelson's Extra
f'EarS MUD, pleasing and economical.
iN'Su'"I lVE QudillS Tor &c, adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-26
STRIKE CALLED OFF,

pNlRlS. Feb sG The steike Of cn-
plrNes ot slaughter houses here has
been declared off,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-26
Where 7o Goes Farthest !!

In Il Somelson's Extra cigar. That
satisfactory smoke mild. loo quality
for &c, adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-26
IN MISERY
FOR YEARS
Mrs. Courtney Tells How
She Was Cured by Lydia
<. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound.

Oskaloosa, lowa,--"For years I
was simply in misery from a weak.
pNue avn nv.fut
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-26
WHO'S TO BLAME
ETHEL LLOYD PATTERSON.
CHAPTER NO. A.

The most fearful of US sometimes perform u greatest fsats of courage be
cause we fear our eowardtce will be discovered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09
BLACK HANDLERS
Sheriff Osborne Still without Con
hrmation That Suspect Is wanted
For Murder.

Sheriff John Osborne. Of R"lm"nt
county (Ohio), and chief Of Police FREQ
Frazier Of this city lasr night were
stin without confirmation Of their sus-
picions that Tony JuiuNina alas Tony
Julian. one Of thu Hla"k Han1'rS caught
at ShadySIdC. Monday. is IN" ltai'an
wanted AT Akron, ohio, for inc MURDER
Of Policeman George Verne. The hrI-
mont county sheriff wired inc Akron
police chief but no officer had arrived
from that city last night to sec II inc
prisoner is the Akron suspect.
An important Development IN Mondays
Black Hand case occurred yesterday
when Emmett Deal. ai.as Emllln D"iie-
prrtti. Of belmont county, who was shot
while iryInE Ia escape capture. was
identified as an Italian who participated
in n Black Hand Gynamtine a. R"iiarc.
several days ago. The NiCtIm Of that
outrage was an 1talicn named D"Marc",
whose homo was wrecked 10y A pomD
when Ire failed t. come across with
sum Of money demanded by the Biack
Hand Deal and another Italian were
fined $50 each and sentenced 10 serve
sentences in the Belmont county Jall.
The Wheeling police are watching &C.
vclopmcnts in the recent Black Hama
case with keen interest. y number al
special precautions have been taken 10
500 that no friends If III" ALLEGED BIs,K
Handlers harm the home or family 81
Alfred D"FelIcc. Tn" East Wh""lln3
Italian from whom Deal and JuIioNina
attempted tn CXtort $1,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09
CAPT. PHILLIPS
Genial "Dry" Officer Homo After a
Busy and Successful Campaign
Against Sootleggers,

Captain Bert i. Phillips. state deputy
prohibition officer OF this district, r"-
turned to the city yesterday after spend
ing the past three weeks along The
PennsylTania-Wcst Virginia border.
where nc landed nifty persons charc.pi
with violating the YoSt prohibition law.
and also condscatcG Il cargo Of LIQUOR.
One OF his trUmphs WAS that of land
ing cargo Of Reds" who were said 10
be operating in the vicinity of Wendell.
W. Va where they wcrc hauling in
dlQuor IN largo lots from other parts.
Mr.. Phillips trailed them with a motor
cyclic and side car Un;Il n" finally came
upon them near n woods back Of a Colin
try school house. ana. turning the cIrr-
trio scarchliFht of his machine du&.D
into the woods h" discovered Tho brg-
auto truck moufaEcd with hourhs ~
the trees. He arrested tho occnr.uts
and confscatcd the liquor. Two bug
guns were found on the men in charge.
Six months in Jail was tho sentence
handed out to the gentry.
He secured IN all fifty cases NJ liIrnr
in bcvHS. and also 2%6 quarts. Tho hnozn
was stored in the Jail at Morgantowr
whore 1t will be- kept pending the cut.
c'm" OF Tho trials.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09
:21,900 PEOPLE
. PA|D.S452,O0O
! ! To SEE BAT TIE.

TOLEDO, July State receipts ot tho
hcavyweieht championship contest be
tween Jack Dempsey and Jess Willard
here July were unotHclally announced
TONIGHT at appro>. 'uat"ly S1S.Hoo. inc
attendance. Promoter Tex RlcNard said
was between 90. Nhn and @l.n00.
Tpcse approximate" figures were au'
rhorizcd BY Rlckard h"caus" OF tn" de-
lay in arriving 1t the official att"ndtr''
and receipts Revenue agents ar" check
amount Of war tax due tn" government
and they probably Will no; finish mo
task until late tomorrow f'r"m"''N
Richard left for New York tonight with
out knowing exactly how much money
the contest drew.
The announcement that the bout drew
only about % mo persons less than ono
fourth OF the seating capacity ~ the
arena. was a big surprise. Reward sad
that all of the 500 were sold and that VIZ
fually all Of the so seats w"rc disposed
OF, hut that the disappointment cam"
In the sale OF the cheapest seats which
sold for $40
Provision had been made to seat be-
tween $4,000 and 40 900 persons in the
$40 seat sections but only about 5000
seats were sold
Tho Toledo charity fund Will be en-
lriched by virtually $31 900 rs a result or
ahe contest The city received per
cent OF the gross receipts The money
win be used in endowing hospital beds
for the poor and taking children OF poor
fa1uiles on summer vacations
The government will receive nearly
S$41. 900 IN war tax
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09
WHEELING MAN SPOKE

Special Dispatch 20 Tn" lntcll'S"n""r.
ROtHESTER. y. V. July S-Robert
t.. Fletcher Of Wheeling. w. Va. spoke
sunday at 1890 O'Clock in tho morning
aud ~ TN" aftCrr""r, at "'rl"'k nor"
IN n" Bethany f:varC"lr"nl church nm
drr tho auspices Of IN" brotherhood ~
Errhany members. Mr. Fletcher nIs"
spoke IN tho Brighton Reformed church
hero at r'clncA sunday c""nDnC. Tho
subjects Of Mr. Elc'"hCr's addresses
w"r" "Old Fnshl"n"d Theology in a New
IucsS." Mr.. Flr;rh,r =" w"ll known IN
Rochester. having spoken her" before.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09
to Hair Cuts
For Scottish Girls
ABERDEEN Scotland limo

ABERDEEN. Scotland June "5-Unr.
r"SpOndcncc OF the Associated PrrSS,r---
The parents OF children attending 1u
elementary school have shown thslr 70
sentiment against tho action Of tho uu-
rhpriti"S in cutting off tn" hair of girls
10y IN attack on III" school
Armrl with missiles. Il lurc" crowd O..
womc nd children. women pr-dumInni-
ms gathered near tho school. II n,iur
understood that tho doctor was apnut
Ia apply tho scissors To- other puni!g'
halr However, ii was impossible =,
convince the crowd that the doctor tad
loft earlier in the dnr whorcup"n tho
school windows wcrc wrecked and damn
age amounting to over 81. 0Hn WAS rauS-
I'd. Forty policemen w.r" required &c
keep ord"- in the crowd which was cS,i
mated at 1900.
The principals Of III" school had mar.
tanned that 'bc cutting hf the cIrls' ho.
was justified for reasons Of health. Thl
parents mad contendcd that IN" sch III
authorities should No. haze taken suGt
action wi;h"ut their consent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09
OHIO NEWS
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COLUMBUS. Ohio. July S.-An inter
esting feature OF the NJ. F. Centenary
celebration tonight was a brilliant Orr
entail pageant given by the Chimes" sec
ton Of the Centenary. II was entitled
-Four Hundred Million Free" Tho pa
gcant showed the redemption Of China.
first from the opium habit then tn" bor-
dage Imposed on women. third from the
autocracy imposed by tho ManChus and
fourth from foreign imperialism. The
fnalc presented China as under the reign
Of rcdom. Tn" CoStumlnE was brilliant
ard typical OF native life. Tho pageant
closed with Greek fires and n" consum-
ing Of symholizcd chains Of bondage,
Chinese Instruments w"r" used 70 fur
niSh tn" music and all m" Chimes" con-
ncctcd with the celebration took part.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09

street, Cleveland. Ohio Sunday morning.
He is survived by his wife who was for
m"rly Miss Ella BrySon and the follow
ing children, Mrs. George Il Nelson.
i;ay w. Herbert +. Margaret X. and
Louis X. Haran.
The funeral services will he held nj
IN" st. Agnes church. corner SOth street
and Euclid avenue Cleveland, Wednes-
day morning AT $3.50 o'clock