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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, d. c.
October %. 1873. SEALED PROPOSALS will
be received at this Office. Room 5ll. District
Building. until Z p. m. October %. 1873, for
grading certain streets. Aseeg2ting about T.on
cubic yards Of grading. Blank forms Of pro
posals, Specifications. and all Necessary informA-
tion may be obtained from the Chief Cerk. u
gneer Department, Rom FZ District Building
Washington. ID. c. LOUIS BROWSDOW, W.
GWINN GARDINER, CHARLES W. KCTz.
Commissioner D. c. oc2 = 2A5S
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, D. C..
Washington, D. C. October Il. 1913 Sealed
proposals win be received at this offica. Room
6os. District Building until O'Clock D m. oc-
tober 2. 1879. for furnishing the necessary ma
teral and labor for refainng coal handling ma.
chinery AZ District Pumping Station, Bryant
It. NV. between 2nd and 9th sts Washington
D. c. Specifications and forms Of proposal may
be had upon application 20 the Purchasing Of
fcer. Room -. District Building LOUIS
BR0WNLOw. w GwYNS GARDINER
CHARLES W. KCTZ. Commissioners. D. C.
ocls y 2 29.A
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PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Ph0sds.phA. p, oct lL-P1os % ths nv
eDos narte rHneed about - follovsi
BCTTER (clo>s.-Fn ou0eanons: solId-
p.6sd G.n.J. fancy. hish-scuring eDods. IA
f+e: tia lattG for jobbtnF sAl.s; ez1ra- Tie
Gtn nrstA Grsso; nrsts. 5-H6lc; seoonds SaSc
-ec C1msy. choios 70 fAncS. TSE-sc: fair tr
god 0assc; pr1nts job6tns at iTs-Sc for fEncy
md enslbc tor fair 70 gcod
D80s tdoeD. = Firm Quoeations follrw
Fnus 0s1. nssroy hnts. ie.D: cEtrr7nt re-p.Tss
lAD: fHlr % sood n.NA-sW; westen ezrzs
nrtA ND: hrs.A sOosissO nezrby and Ne.
en ssrunda M1kl7. 10; infe1r lots lower; Sc.
lrcted eezz, 7lA-Sc pr doom
LIVE POCLTRY-Fowia nns quality, ssAsl-
tnfeior Ea3oc; chiokens fne quAlity, 31Aslr
in1si4, 3&sc: Old roostss. ME: ducss
whits Psk1n- NsS1p; Indian Runn1 zssS-l
es-s. z.sDe; TURKEYS. 1ABc: ps.ons. old. pair
xkSe; younG p.4r. 4SSoc
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DEATHS REPORTED
WHITE

Sarah J. Deloe, 60 yezn, q T. na
Mildred A. Gleeson, Is. Geo'toWn CniV Boa
Helen Glib. 20. 1901 North Capitol 81
Catherine B1dy, 20. . X St ne.
LOttis NJ. Jones. 81. u Mas ave nv
Sorl n Ner PlRncx. 81. II MAsk ave- nv.
FrInces NJ. Durkin, 20. the wccdley spt,
ColumhsA rad
Ellen y. PrtchG-d, e. T7lt Oregon ave nv.
Joseph Rubino. 60. lfUTss ith It NV
Infant Of Ja-oes A. and Iva Burch. l. hour.
Sihley HosptL.
Infant ot AIennder md Neihe Gsrdnz. 81
hours. sfbley Hospital
Infant ot Alexander and Nellie GIrdna, 81
hourS sibley Hospttsl
CaDnRED
Lewis L Kelley. s.. - Marylsnd ave -.
Fsnnie Howard 90. Wss Asylum HosTital
Nsnon White 75 Was Asylum Hospital
Louisa Darlington, 6, a.4 Ward plans NV
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HOROSCOPE.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER "A, fsfx
toupsasht. ma b. ths tNecsr. N,xsp.pe
syndicatsl
Mingled good and evil seem % swsy,
the fortunes of men this day. socoulv
ing to sstroioEy. While Neptune yur1-
ter. Venus and Saturn are in benefe
aspect. Neptune and Mars are al
verse.
Early In the morning commercial af-
fairs have q fairly fortunate direction.
All who push their business before
sundown should prosper ~.
There n q sign held to encourage
speculation. but while excitement over
oil lands is indicated II will not lead
TO fortune for any bnt those VINO al
ready have places in the Sun. the seers
predict
This should be q lucky day for be-
ginning long Journeys. especially wed
ding trips, on which the old viii 1ook
with favor that leads to the bestoval
Of fortuna
Thsaters continue under the rnost
promising direction and great inflow
Of gold seems 70 be foreshadows1.
There n q sign however. which seems
10 indicate that high prices may pres
entity be resented by the public. which
VIII become more and more sensitive
concerning the increased cost OF lu1-
ur1es and nsoessar1es as the wintsr
sets IN
Mar and Neptune appear 70 fore
shadow activity In both the army and.
navy. .-r
Riots and str1kes VIII couciras %
present problems that become morv
and more crave. n 10 prophesied 90.
As previously prophested the Wea
Indies VIII suffer from the positioh of
Saturn IN Virgo
Persons born on this DAY have ths
auguy Of travel and change MONEY
and fame VIII Increase. but youne
women should b most discrset a.
they may reach oonsptcoo1s positions.
Children born on this day WI be In
dividual. forcefui and clever In al
probability. These SUBJECTS Of Scorpts
usually have shrevd tugment and are
frank In speech They eesdly succeed
In Law or politica
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BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE

Leroy and Nay wsstun. rth
Pete L and Anita N. Wssm>r. br.
Albst and Naomi Wei. er
Roy W. md Agns p. ssund.n ID
Leoy r and Msris sidnsy, boy.
Daniel Ia and MarJ Z Richsy, bog.
Thomas D. and Helen Do r Sloan, s1h
Wslt9 I. and Chariotts v. R1eve.. bog.
Ff1ncs K and Rose B. Prio.. boy.
budshar b. md Jeas Z. Peanou. bog.
Wm- r. and Ruth Z OwenA en-
Ira r. and LILLIAN B. NIcely, bog
JOAN Z and Mary Z. .Msys, Erl
RALPH and Mldrsd NJ McAlorr, en
wm- j. and Via N. Lsnzz. bog.
Alexand1 and Belle Leons, erl tv1na
Edward md Marie W. Krsnh, bog.
Robert z. and Mary 4 Hn.sy. nrL
Joseph Il and Anne T. Hunter, bog.
Alezandr and Helis K GEdner. Eih tw1
oscl T. and VIDA O F1ssdinS. dr.
Jams h. aDd Annis @. Dana bog.
FionEants and Mara d Pietrs. bog.
Bernard ]. and hs1 Coyis, Eh
John 7. and hary Curtin. boz.
EneS O and Imogeoe K Bak9. bog.
james A md Iva Buuh bog.
Bernard md Cla1 Buntnk. rtn-
Howard and Grlne N Bady. nn
Samuel r and DhS Ashfod nh
ooLoRD.
Joshua and Axnes Rcd, Rtn
CEazsl aod Chnst1ns Rohtnsun. gd
Joshua and AEns Reed. girl
John J. md sansh r Martin. bog.
Robert L. and Rnsa Gay. Eh
Roland md Mneva Dzle bog.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, Oct .. - HOGS - RecdptA 500
slow; mostly Soc lower: bulk. ISooAl4 %: top
IlO; heavy. BSOsltoo: msdium. lS6ozlLIo
light. lSe5a.4O; heavy packing sows smooth
u SAILS 3; packing sows. rough. = 5al2TS: psa.
. 0alSO0
CATTLE-Reoeirts leco; steady: h--f ss---
medium and heavy. choioe and pr1ms rs
II N: medium and good. n-nA1Too; cumncn
s5lau %: Lightweight. good and choice. u Sos
1900: common and medium, T.75si42S; butcher
cattle. heifers, 65oa,tso; Gown 6Sosl2p: ON
neTs and cutters. 525s64o: veal calves, ls Soa
rsO: feeder steer. 7.eoal3S; sock- s.es. e0
sl0T5: Westsn rsnge EtserS T75slSlso: ouvb and
heifers. 6.0oAl2 50
SHEEP AND LAMBS - R1c<sptA H.on
steady: lanhs l2,ssl6oo; cilk and oummou
S0a65; ewes. medium good and choice, 65os
SIS
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rnich step 70 take In life to better Themselves
beife undert aking anything of any inheritance,
consult one who can properly advise you Good
adhce IN unie; Often safes much anxiety and
TOO late Advice oo Health. Love, Marriage,
Business and Mining Ventures No one in trou.
pie turned away. Sees every one lib 18th st
NV. Ofice hours a. m to D. m
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REFRIGERATORS & ICE BOXES.
PHRENOLOGISTS.
NINE. SHERA,

Phrenologist and Bust
ness Adviser. gives truth
ful advice on all affairs
Of life.
She was born With
strange and remarkable
power-power not meant
patify the idle Gu
nos, but to direct, ad.
wise and help men and
1Ora,, aka =. -.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Hrcpoo. oa E--Spots upsnsi in Food d
pom h.ls. Receipes totsked 6uo bsl-s. Dcc
Am~1csn- F1tures op>nsd aeAfy.
Am1r1c.n radclins ts,r. HC; gcod nliddnnk
= 50; fun ns6dHnG no; niddlinE 2 -; lcs
uaddltng M; ecod ordinary. Ats; ordinary
ia Ths maxfvs cloed verJ steady-
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MADAME PARKER.

GIFTED CLAIRVoYASr AND MEDIUM.
!: you are going 10 sex advice or help Why
not consult one who 10 well known. one Who Is
here psrmanentlyi She can tell you II the one
you love Is true or false and tell you how TO
win and hold the one Of your choice; tells you
what business and what part Of the world 10
most lucky for you and advises you how TO gain
and hold q good position, she bring the sep
arated together; makes happiness between man
and wife. Can tell you II anybody has put bad
luck or evil influence on you and she can tell
you how To take 1t o6. Can tell you the cause
If your troubles and cow to avoid them Can
advise you In divorce cases: when to speculate
and where to locate This lady does not tell
to please you. but giJes only truthful advice Jon
can depend On. Do not become discouraged {;
you have seen others and they have failed To
help you MADAM PARKER will shoz you q
way. Satisfaction or no charges.
READINGS, N.0
I'll z IT. NV. between lfth and ISh sts Upstaira
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DIED,

KIRBY.-Suddenly on October IL lsls,
at Castle Rock, Utah, Lieut.
FRENCH. husband Of Alice d.
Kirby.
Funeral at the residence Of his
father. 12t7 Parkwocd place. We'd
Friends and relatives invited. In
terment at Arlington.
AIMMACK.-On Sunday, October "A
In New York City, KATHERINE
COLLINS hIMAACK. widow OF
Bernard PTentiss Mtmmack-
Funeral from late residence, l7U
que street northwest Wednesday,
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FOR SALELFURNITURE.

hAP1E DREssER TWo cHXiks. cLoTHts
rss. two, beds. spr4nss md msftre>ssa szi1
n rug, axfs H. carpet. ons small rug. two
wick9 rockefs. mts&on sE1nHon dining tnnAA
M chain. rccker. ann chair. bsty caniAsa
d1b. fence. uURp rsfnssnt1, ezs hsatr.
thresbunsf oil sove ee I'm 4 M. Boob
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SCIENTIFIC ASTROLOGY.
PERSONAL LIFE READINGS

Verbal. s.; Typewriter Forecasts 8 up:
Childrens Horoscopes and Vocational Guidance.
FRANK THEODORE ALLEN, Director Astro-
logical Research Society. los NV. Phone
Franklin 62- Appointments preferred.
LIGHT ON ALL LIES PROBLEMS.
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Mr.. K4LEEL MARzABAM,

Hours 4 m to . p m
Noted elairvoyant and palmist Gives advice
on business matters, love. health. and family
Affairs Tells name Of your future husband or
wife. tells II one you love Is true or false
What part Of the country 10 luchest to you
What to do to b successful in life. oc32lt
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

CAN YOU FOLLOW THE ARGUMENTS
shot at you By small dealers. the why's and
lame excuses would Ill . book well we 20 the
other way and talk OF prosperous times and big
stacks Of cash we pay for ladies' and neu's
worn clothing JUsTH'S OLD STAND, SO D.
oc2lt
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MADAM KASKQ

EGYPTIAN SCIENTIFIC PALMIsr; TELLS
PAST. PRESENT AND FUTURE; SATIS-
FACTION GUARANTEED; HOURS, 9 A. N.
10 p N. SIS 7th ST. NV. ocl-tf
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04 PA. AVE. NV
PROF. BELMONT.

Noted clairvoyant apd palmist. Gives .dvfcs
fairs. Tells name Of yosH future husband o,
wife. tells 4 ons you love Il true or faise what
part Of the country 10 lu0dsst 10 you. What to
do to Be successful in life iZle New York ave.
NV. Next door to Masonic Tunpe. Read
mrs d COZ
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And card reader; adrics given oa busns.a
marriage and civorce; tnis woman has rs>d
for many peopie In many countries. Hsr
predictions are reiiahla I'm q -. carnss
LAh apll-&
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WHAT SHOULD | DO2
PALMISTRY.
Mrs. BOSWELL,

PALMIST AND CLAIRvOYANT
Gives advice on business matters. love. health
and family Affairs tells II the one you love 10
true or false. what part of the country is luck.
lest to you. what to do to be successful in life
Gives you dates and facts, tells you what has
passed in life. and what Is happening, without
asking . single question. She does not tell to
please. but reads Just as the hands indicate
tells you the planets you were born under. the
lucky and unlucky planets: when and whom you
will marry; settles and explains love, family
trouble. marriage. divorce. health, speculations,
investments. transactions Of all kinds In fact,
no matter what your hope fear or ambition.
come to this noted palnist and hnd help. There
is no use for anyone to be unsuccessful or un-
happy. No matter what the cause her advice re-
moves all trouble. She guarantees satisfaction.
Readings. Sl.OO. 10 18th St NV, between C and
II sts- ocle7t
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MADAM STANLEY, ROYAL GYPSY
Palmist, reads your hand like an
open book; satisfaction guaranteed.
Give her a call at 740 9th st. NV,
formerly at 1st1 n s:. ne.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR LARGI
and snail investOrS Particulars. BOX 6,
Washington Herald ocR,
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WRECKING AND BUILDING

WE WRECK ALL KINDS OF BUILDINGS
A. R. THOMPSON. III Z ST Sc
iuZS sum- wed ma
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

upright French Krell piano: used eleven
months. for suburban building lot. Phone
North SCI ocH-N
FLOOR SPACE IN VICINITY OF Y. N. q
A. for school purposes EDUCATIONAL
DEPT, 7. NJ C A oe1A
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MADAM EPPY.

EGYPTIAN PALM1ST.
Reads you life from cradle to grave: ha pov.
srs are wonderful: ipdisDutable advice; clear In
formation concerning love. courtship. marriage
and divorce; both rich and poor fnd counsel
equally beneficial aud interesting; you are visss
sAd happier after consulting her; satiAaction
suA,antesd: permanently located; hou., q a
70 p m
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cLAIRvoYANTs.
med b the pisric. O JoiumhaA
MADAM LENORE

Giftsd ciairvoysnt and medium. San b con
suited on all Affairs Of life whefe othsrs fail.
she sucoeeda Her advice 10 good. try her. No
suess work or questions asksd; what she ssss
and tells comes trua Satisfaction guarantsed
ofics n llth It. NV. two doors north Of Palais
Royal stors Hours. II . m 10 p m ocD-d
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YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION.

lSS r st NV.
Announces the following menbership privileges:
Current topic tails OIL alternate Friday evenings
at O'Clock; book -loVers hour every Friday even
ing At O'Clock; business law every woman
khou,d know. wednesday, In November at
p m oczlt
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FOR SALE--SUBURBAN.

MT RATSER-Two DESIRABLE LOTS FAC
ing two streets: sewer, water gas and elec-
tricity; price reasonable. CHAS F. TILP. 800
9Th st. NV ocH-t
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RAvE YOUR AUTOMOBILE LOOKED OVER
BY A QUALIFIED AVIATION MECHANIC;
SIX, EIGHT AND TWELVE CYLINDER
MY SPECIALLY: ALSO MOTORCYCLE RE-
PAIRING. z. Z. WISE. REAR SIS EYE
ST. NV. sel2st
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COTTON RANGE.

Nov Yet, oe .-Tns nne, Of eutsou r-ic-
hsrs today vusi
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MADAM D'ASHMAN

II r st nv
Arizona republican., 1919-12-03
PAGE THREE

has been fixed by law as the final date on which applications for re-recordins may be filed with the live stock board After that date it will be necessary for the owner of live stock to secure %a new brand and pay s fee for the same. All brands which have not beer re-recorded by that time will be subs ject to e-distribution and distributed to applicants in the order filed, with out regard to their previous use.
 Prom this it will be seen that im- mediate action must be taken by stock men if they would avoid endless con fusion, not only with reference to theiI own brands but to the live stock in- dustry in general"
 All applications for the re-recordlns of brands should be addressed to Ed w. Stephens, secretary of the live stock sanitary board, state capitol, Phoenix
 Secretary Stephens says he desires tc make clear that those who have al ready filed applications need have nc concern. It will take several weeks to complete the work of re-recordins and there may be some delay in the mat ter of receiving certificates, but those on file on or before December F may rest assured that their interests will be fully protected.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-03
GREAT LOYAL Y. MASS MEETING T0
 BE HELD FRIDAY
United Americans Recently Formed Will Hold Big Rally at High School Au- ditorium-F. V. Fisher to Speak

A mass meeting of United Ameri- cans, an organization newly formed to foster better spirit of American ism throughout the nation, will be held on Friday night at the high school auditorium, Harry A. Diehl, chairman of the state committee of the organization, announced yester- day. Frederick Vining Fisher, assis- tant national organizer of the new body of loyal Americans, will be the principal speaker, talking on "Mobil- izing Industrial Democracy After the War"
 Mr. Diehl said last night that all loyal citizens were invited to the meeting. which will precede the com pletion of the state organization plans at a convention on Saturday. MT. Fishers talk, he said, should prove very inspiring in view of national in dustrial conditions.
 The mass meeting and convention are expected to result in the forma- tion of body of loyal United Amer jeans in this state, and to this end MT. Diehl sent telegrams yesterday to persons prominent in religious, in dustrial, civic and social organizations throughout the state, urging their at tendance at the convention. One of the objects of the organization is the welding together of the various branches of thought, of opposed poli- tical or religious beliefs of every element of our civilization into the making of America, not only a better melting pot but the product of the melting pot a better Americanism. Membership Drive to Follow The sponsors of the organization men who are nationally known as | leaders of the branch of American | thought they represent, purpose tc make the United Americans an active | deterrent of labor unrest, based or radical Bolshevist or foreign propa- ganda in the future, and an active counter-actant, through an affirma- tive and concrete program of socia reform, to the present abortive effort: Of so-called Reds in this country.
 The mass meeting and convention Will 1n all probability mark the com. mencement of an extensive member. ship campaign in this state, a cam paign in whcih all persons loyally in. terested in the welfare of their ceun try will be asked to enlist.
 The local United Americans com mlttee, including, besides MT. Diehl John D. Loper D. F. Jantzen, 1udg, Frank De SOuza, J. H. McClintock Richard k. Sloan, Dwight B. Heard, J c. Norton, Fred O. Adams. Wallac, Button, C. D. Morris. Harry Welch w. C. Hornberger, Charles B. Christy L. W. Coggins. D. Goldberg, R. E
 Moore, s. H. Mitchell, A c. Taylor an,
 Roy S. Goodrich.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-03

disaster? America witnessing the evil consequences which have followed out of such disputes between the contest ing forces, must not admit itself inn potent to deal with these matters by means of peaceful processes. Surely there must be some method of bring ing together in a council of peace and amity these two great interests, out of which will come a happier day ot peace and cooperation, a day that will make for more comfort and happiness in living and a more tolerable condi- tion among all classes of men. Ger tainly human intelligence can devise some acceptable tribunal for adjust ing the differences between capital and labor
 This is the hour of test and trial for America. By her prowess and strength, and the indomitable courage of her soldiers she demonstrated her power to vindicate on foreign battlefields her concepion of liberty and justice. Let neither influence as a mediator be- tween capital and labor be weakened and her own failure to settle matters of purely domestic concern be pro- claimed to the world. There are those in this country who threaten direct action to force their will upon a ma
 jority Russia today, with it's blood ands terror, is a painful object lesson of the power of minorities. It makes little difference what minority it is;
 whether capital or labor, or any other class no sort of privilege will ever be permitted to dominate this country.
 We are a partnership or nothing
 that is worth while. We are democ- racy, where the majority are the masters, or all the hopes and purposes of the men who founded this govern ment have been defeated and forgotten. In America there is but one way by
 which great reforms can be accom- { plished and the relief sought by classes obtained, and that it is through the | orderly processes of representative 1 government. Those who would pro- pose any other method of reform are | enemies of this country. America will not be daunted by threats nor lose her ! composure or calmness in these dis 1 tressing times. We can afford, in the
 midst of this day Of passion and un- l rest, to be self contained and sure
 The instrument of all reform in Amer
Arizona republican., 1919-12-03
DANCE AND BAZAAR AT WOMAN 5 CLUB
 DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR

Presenting delightful setting for a dance that was without exception one of the prettiest affairs of the season in the way of appointments, the Womans club last evening gave a most attrac- tive affair
 The auditorium was charmingly adorned in smilax with graceful gar lands over the side lights and festoons about the walls. The supper table was particularly effective with it's greenery and cut flowers.
 The reception hall was particularly attractive. It was veritable greenery bower with a corner arbor where a wealth of beautiful novelties were of fered for sale. In this miniature ba- zaar were beautiful linens and em- broideries and fads and fancies suit able for Christmas gifts found ready sale.
 While the jitney dance was the fea- ture of the evening with the Byron Picksley orchestra presenting clever dance program, there were number of interesting features which added to the enjoyment. Mrs. Arthur Gibbons Hulett sang group of songs in her usual charming manner and a de- lightfully interesting reading was given by Miss Marie Josephine Byrne of Boston.
 The committee in charge of the event, which was q pronounced suc- cess, comprised Mrs. E. T. Ceilings, chairman; Mrs. John D. Parks, Mrs. Ira J. Johnson, Mrs. T. c. McReynOlds and Mrs. George Goodrich. The pretty girls who presided at the refreshment ! booth were Miss Doris Christy, Miss Mary Christy, Miss Marcella Martin
 Miss Mary Jo Ceiling and Miss Doro- | thy Pickrell.
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Wilson's s Message
Continued from Page Two)

Continued from Page Twol
 whence has come the unrest which now holds the world at bay, is an eX- ample of standpatiSm in these vital human matters which America will accept as an example, not to be fol- lowed but studiously to be avoided. Europe male labor the differential and the price of it all is enmity and antag- onism and prostrated industry. The right of labor to live in peace and com fort must be recognized by govern ments and America should be the first to lay the foundation stones upon which industrial peace shall be built.
 Labor not only is entitled to an ade- quate wage. but capital should receive a reasonable return upon it's invest ment and is entitled to protection at the hands of the government in every emergency. No government worthy of the name can "play" these elements against each other, for there is mu- tuality of interest between them which the government must seek to express and safeguard at all costs.
 Says Right to Strike InvioIate
 "The rights of individuals to strike is inviolate and ought not to be inter fered with by any process of govern ment, but there is a predominant right and that is the right of the govern ment to protect all of it's people and to assert it's power and majesty against the challenge of any class. The gov ernment when It asserts that right seeks not to antagonize a class, but simply to defend the right of the whole people as against the irreparable' harm and injury that might be done by the attempt by any class to usurp a power that only government itself has a right to exercise as a protection to all.
 Tn the matter of international dis putes which have led to war, states men have sought to set up as a remedy i arbitration for war. Does this no point the way for the settlement of in dustrial disputes, by the establishment of a tribunal fair and just alike to all which will settle industrial disputes which in the past have led to war anC