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New-York tribune., 1920-11-30
Japanese Troops Charged
With Massacres in China
Canadian Missionaries Assert
Villages We're Burned and
Male Inhabitants Shot

TOXIC, NoY. 70 by The Associatsd d
Ffessj .-Canad an missionaries in Mon-
~tus'a have sent signed statement 70
ne Associated Prcss telling Of mas
acfez alleged ~ have been committed
= Ja9anexe troopy in Chies' Tao. DR..
Martin. Presbyterian misS'onary al
fcrv Jung, says:
The Japanese senr s. 800 troops into
'ais mart of China with the peemins
r,eu,on Of wiping out the entire
rs''.-.an community. especially young
usr. Villages wsrc mett Cd caily
burned daily. and the males in them
wefs ehot. Yong Jung is surroundcd
~ rng ~ Villages which suffered
rpm fire and whoYcsalc murdsr.'
Dr. Martin Yiycs accounts NJ rpr~
dvors which drscr'be the Japs
infantry ~ surrounding The yilla"er
snd astt,nz fre 70 crors and thoot'ng
tne male inhabitants. lie names thirty
two villages ~ which tnas>acres oc-
ei'rrsA or which were burned. In ono
tMiagS hc es1s, 1ls per sonS were
<lisd. Reports recaivcd from othsr
'ejssirnsries tend IN corrobofate the
story o7 Dr Nsvtin.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-30
w est Aroused.
Demands L. S.
Protect ar'nlea.
Revival of the War Finance
Corporation. Extension of
Credit to Germans and
Canadian 'fariff Sought
Price Decline l. Cause
Reserve Board Is Assailed;
congressman at Capital
Rush to Devise Program
By Carter Field

WASHINGTON, Nov. o.-yhc worst
Storm OF resentment against the gov
ernmcnt since the days Of populism
exists through the Middle West, &C
cording TO Senator's and members OF
the House who conferred to-day The
feeling is caused BY the rapid decline
OF prices for farm products and is
coupled with belief that the Federal
Reserve Board not only could provide
remedy if !, would. bat that the
board is actually responsible for the
condition through its persistent efforts
to force delation.
4 legislative program TO relieve the
situation will be considered at a con-
ference Of Senators and Representa-
tivcs from agricultural states at the
Capitol ls.te this week.
The date depends Oh the arrival Of
Senators Knute Nelson, Of Minnesota.
and Gronna, Of North Dakota, chair
man of the Committee on Agriculture,
and the return Of Senator Curtis, OF
Kansas, VINO lett here to-night on Il
short business trip. 1t probably Will
be Trid4y or Saturday.
Appropriations Big Question
Many members of both houses from
the farm states are in Washington and
are at work on the problem of relief for
the farmers Numerous conferences
are being held in the Office buildings.
Some oi the ideas being advanced are
radical, but the majority appear to IA
vor proceeding with caution.
While there seems TO be & unanimous
feeling that Congress must do some
thing with the least possible delay
there is very string sentiment that
no public moneys can be appropriated
tCSntlnusd on page nve)
New-York tribune., 1920-11-30
Governor Orders Martial Law
In West Virginia Mine Strike

THAI Mingo County was in a state OF
inSurrection, and the citizens were en-
Joined and commanded to dispcrse and
retire to their homes and to submit to
the law and the regularly constituted
authorities.
The military authorities have taken
over the duties imposed upon them un-
der the declaration Of martial law but
the civil authorities continue in their
capacities as advisory bodies and in
dividuals.
The Federal troops have been dis
tributed throughout the district to
srard the mines at strategic points,
9Th Colonel Halls headquarters in the
courthouse at Williamson.
Judge r. ID. Bailey, Of Mingo Circuit
Court, in II statement asserted the fail
urc Of Mingo County authorities to
cope with the strike situation was due
to an inadequate budget appropriation
for Sheriff Blankenship
"Only the usual appropriation Of
$4,000 was included in the budget for
this year" Judge Bailey's statement
said, "and NJ no emergency fund was
nvailnblc. no extra deputy sheriffs
could be employed. The principal rea-
son American Legion members declined
to serve nS deputy sheriffs wns because
they could not afford to work without
! compensation"
New-York tribune., 1920-11-30
Crime Deluge Began
As Enrigght Wrecked
Woods Vice Bureaus
Yesterdays Record
Of Murder and Theft

Two murders-John Grieco, Of 43S
East Thirteenth Street, found in
front Of 621 Eighteenth Street, with
two bullets in chest and two in
stomach.
Body Of unidentified man found in
hallway of 447 Henry Street, Brook
lyn. Shot under left eye.
Four neutrality-suspicious. Swanson,
Of Calderville and Windsor Terrace,
found by his mother in parlor Of
home, shot through stomach.
Ralph Weiland shot by robbers who
held him up with his partner, Jacob
Catian, in their fur store at 2039
Seventh Avenue.
Joseph Steele, sixteen, shot on
Forty-second Street early to-day by
police after breaking window.
Several shots fired by negro, now
under arrest. at Third Avenue and
Warren Street, Brooklyn. Informa-
ton refused
Two hoid-ups-G. Roy Pattison,
Flatbush piano merchant, beaten in
restaurant at 304 Flatbush Avenue.
Brooklyn. Robert X. Pattison, his
uncle, also badly beaten.
Charles Fora, mlkman, held up in
hallway Of 1893 Arthur Avenue. the
Bronx.
Thefts-August Schmidt, Of 2714
Newkirk Avenue, Brooklyn, reported
theft OF two automobiles from his
garage.
Tailor shop Of Armand Bohm, at 70
Norningside Drive, robbed of cloth
ing.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-30
Kramer Gets
Police Aid TO
Dry Up City
Commissioners Says Munich
pal and State Authorities
lEave Pledged Support
in Camping On the Lid
ln.junctions Are Planned
Federal Writs Won'd En-
able Raiders to Lock Up
Saloons and Storellouses

iTo.1 Ii.c Tr.bu6.'s Washington Eur>a4
WASHINGTON. NOV. Prohibition
Commissioner John +. Kramer, in a
statement reviewing enforcement Of the
Volstead act in New York City, said to-
day thac lie hoped to make New York
bone cry ard had been assured Of the
assistance OF the bone dgy municipal
and state officials toward that end.
The prohibition amendment can be
sigidiy enforced in New York City with
the cooperation Of the city and state
authorities, Commissioner Kramer de-
clared He said that under the Eight
eenth Amendment the states and the
Federal government have concurrent
power to enforce prohibition and he
expressed the hope that the Nov York
authorities would work with the Fed
eral prohibition agents for strict en-
forcement Of the law
The Federal authorities. it was said
plan to bring injunction proceedings n
The Federal courts 10 prevent the re
moral Of liquor when raids are made.
1t was pointed out .h2t under Sections
= ard % ri Tito II Of the Nolstead
act Federal prohibition agents may
obtain temporary injunctions permit
ting them to take over control of any
place raided for the sale or manuf2c-
ture Of liquor.
66S Convictions in Eight Months
In his statement Commissioner
Kramer made public the ereport Of
Frank L. Boyd, supervising Federal
prohibition agent in New York, show
ing that between Jan4ary IS and Sep
teln6er 80, 1920, 66S convictions for
violation OF the prohibition amend
ment were procured out OF 2,45O viola
tions Of the law that were reported.
lows:
"The municipal authorities Of New
York City, as well as the state Off
cials Of New York, I am informed, ex-
pect to join with the Federal govern
ment in drive to bring about better
conditions in New York City, n 50 far
as violations OF the national prohibit
tion act are concerned. II the three
forces unite in this matter there can
be no question whatever as - the re
suits which viii follow.
Frank L. BOYD, supervising Federal
lCortinuod on pace rye1
New-York tribune., 1920-11-30

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New-York tribune., 1920-11-30

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New-York tribune., 1920-11-30

Cloudy and somewhat warmer to-day;
unsettled tomorrow; mod
crate variable winds
Fuli Report on Last FaYs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-10
WOMAN'S CLUB
PARTY TODAY At
A. D. j. v. HALL
VALENTINE PARTY TO fG OWN
INTERESTING EVENT TO-DAY
Quite q Number OF Reservations Have
Been Made Tor Cards and Sewing.

rb. ro>ial n-SKram FOR the days pre-
.e5,rr m. I,suten period Is filled with
,,,,it. number OF interesting and on
iHyahl. functions, one OF the most no.
,abIc ~ which IN tina Valentine party to
he given today by the WoInau'S club
IN thar headquarters IN the 4. Q. L. W..
Tomlinson. as chairman Of tho entire
arranxements, has been busy 70 FOR ,t ;sr-
raj sucrcsS and apparently her efforts
will NOT have been in vain. The pro-
leeds will be used for current expenses.
The afternoon viii be spent in varl-
ons rord games and needlework and at
.he conclusion OF these delightful pas
ZINES tea Wall be served with attractive
appointments suggestive OF st. Yalen-
tIne's Day apparent. Mrs. ". H Metz
ner - in charge Of tho necdlework and
tickets Mrs. charles O'Brien - chair
,,,ar ~ tho card table and tea reserya-
,inps win Misses Mary Alexander. Miss
Almyra Brown and Mrs Leo Wolfe as
"SS's'. .no -, ,on,, Mrs ravar, s,it.,
~ IN pa T,,as vii nresids ana
anu n' . S ~ ~ ~, no d'.nsnsed nv
se"e'T' 'PDS nd 80 SnIiowinr
r,r,;t,aa.
coIrttnlSSee'
p,i Wa,.Tor pior,bc y Cooner
Toy 10 L'-sJ Esrts
u.,Sc, I.harIcs RateS
-. ~ ,I.rr:.o, NaIcoIr, RrIra
T r% ~ - -, 49,
h! .Ss bsLp,''" 800 r,ods r,s,r,,,i,r.
Inc lot!o"''e '"'' '''>'e
lor Se"L"s'
MiSSs v.ho, >,o,,ro-
HalS ,IW ~ >Iarschrod
NES'HtS !t.'''''
-heSu:'''.S 49,, ,,., ,,o.,
Mary SMtt' anu "
Den, y, hASn., L. ~ ~,
j. s. MCr "uuV"' ,L ,,..-r
l'AN'u NntIe' <'EH ~e']''
LOUIS S'n'dut'',
Frank tf2uS ana on k"I,..
oscar McKee, !, J. FFouato0'
HenrEH w t.EnNS anu 80 -. -,
heSIdeS the 'IIul 'u"S'i $3.50 az" ~
numerous 'aoi'S StNctN st'utS y. 20!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-10
Luther League Meeting

Tho Luther League OF "a" ST James
Iuthernu Church VIII hold most en-
j"yablc melting this evening in the SOC
hi room Of tn" church. Al this Tim" n
mn" play written and STAGED by m"
pastor. Rev Walter T.. Schueii" vii! he
nrcseutrd The title OF the play IS The
Jerusalem Thimblc Club" and the fol-
tuw.ng - the cast.
Mrs Emerson president. Edna Solder
Mrs. tTlSpSr. secretary Nlaric Sallcr
Miss Dolby. treasurer. Mad-lEu kurncr
Mrs Arden, hostess. h'lGa feiSner
Mrs t;ustlnr ......Ma Mario Null
Nrs Rentrn . Viola Sattler
Mira Rru maid Wilma Weimer
Mr. J"nklnSon. pastor, '.... rEln Roii"r
Tom Hunks. grocery hoy Carl Scidler
Admission will he free but C"ntrihu-
ton e. will hC taken for the League
treasury.
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in room No. 600 Board OF Trade build,
friends of the pupils BESIDES h"T
wheeling pupils, Mrs. Iura Will intro
drire Miss Virginia Thi>iI', from Sis
'"rsville. W. Va Miss N,"'i" vii pres
mt FIVE Of her pupils. From til" pro-
&ran arranged a most "n'"F"hl" eve
n,ng Of music Is In s'or" Tor thoS" at
tending.
The following will take par:
Misses
Katherine Ron"y Mary Anh ha''r
Virginia Th!:l!" l.liL J., hh"''
EISI" Jones MNrt!" zimmerman
Virginia Scabr!pht
MrSdnn"s
W 6 EtZICr = l.. Bara"kman
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10. This novel party will be held in the
social rooms Of the church ana inc pro
recds will hr used /" carry on IN" work
done by the Kings daughters llaE Nur-
Scry in South NhccI!nE.
An interesting program or SoClal
pleasures has been prepared one OF 'nr
mos, delightful features "i WniCn VIII
hs opening the red hearts which WERE
tl,.lns,d IN the IuN ltlU"NS. These hchrtN
are 20 contain ono penny for every year
the guest has spent on earth and duuN'
their contents Mrs. Robert Ewing ar
ranged the Invitations and Miss Carrie
Cupp and Mrs. William Ward VIII be In
cLargc Of S"rvlnB refreshments toward
tho close OF tho evenings pleasures.
The followinE interesting program OF
readings and Old songs has been mr.
Sweet and Low. .Quarte'TG
Mr. Pascoe and Mr. T.. l.. Lang.
riano SUlc-SclertcI ............
',..........MrS. Frieda Woo!cuwchor
Solo-"Last Rose # summer I,,; ;..;'G; ;,,
Readtng-- Selected. Mrs: Charles Clarke
Hear, BHw"d Pown Nj ,s W Rhs StHisr
Reading Leaf rl%rrr
"Belieye Nc II MI Tho~" Endearing
Young Charms" Mrs; !. Il, /. Connolly
Interesting wedding
An interesting Wedding Will he sol
emn!zed this morning. at $50 o'clock nj
st. Vlncents church At Elm GroN" whcn
Miss Mary F.. Holman becomes the
bride Of Mr.. Emil j. Wilhelm. Nuptiai
mass will be celebrated by Father PIE
gcr who Will also otfictate at the core
mony. Miss Cecilia Wi!hcIm and Mr.
George Holman Will attend the CouuIe.
and Miss Eva Vail VIII play the wedding
chorus from I.ohengr.n.
Following tho ceremony wedding
breakfast will he served at the home of
the brides parents in Triadolrhia with
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covers laid for the members Of the i'm.
mediate families. " l""W Mr.. Ni!n"ih
and his bride viii depart Ou nm eastern
honeymoon trip ANA "H thai return Will
take up their residence in Elm Cove.
Today'S hrid" - tn daughter OF Nj.
and Mrs. George Holman, "f Trladcl-
phia. and is very we'll known lU-Wh"el-
ing having recently grn!UIi"d At m"
nurses training school 1T IA" \"r''
Wheeling hospital. Tn" groom. who -
the son Of Mr.. Adam Wilhelm Of Elm
Grove. Is q prosperous farmCL
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Eyes Strained?

If your eyes are work-straino& ~
tired; il your vision is dim -.
blurred; if it bothers you to rcd;
II your eyes burn or itch or aehat 81.
you wear glasses. get q botti0, %
Bon-Opto tablets from your dfue-:
gist, dissolve one in . fourth C -
glass Of water and use from ~ &c
four times = day to bAths IL &C.,
Bon Optic has brought comfort -
relief to thousands and Thousands,
Note; .Doctsu saX Daa opts strsastA--.As
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CAMPBELL AND BURR
It's Worth While Waiting
While Others Are Building Castles,
I'll Build a Cottage
I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles
Light Your Little Lamp of Love for
Me
MerriIy Wen Roll Along
STERLING TRIO
In 1860 You'lI Find Dixie
Some Day I'll Make You Glad
Carolina Sunshine
It's Never Too Late to Be Sorry
Little Birch Canoe and You
Just Little Cottage
PEERLESS QUARTETTE
Any Old Time at All
You're the Greatest Little Mother in
the World
Lullaby Blues
Fires of Faith
BILLY MURRAY
Wait Till We Get EN- Up in the Ar,
Boys
Heart Breaking Baby Doll
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Arion Costume Dance.

Tho Arr"n hall presented scene OF
hilarious frstivity last evening. tho o".
"aSicn h"!ng the annual costume Dali al
The AriOu. Society Tho affair wRS
strictly for Ariou members only and
40 visitors w.rc admitted. All th"s"
on the floor were In costume and the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-10
rh.ta nru Frat Dance.

The members and friends or inc
Theta Mu Fraternity enjoyed an inlor
NAL dance last evening in the oatl IoH',,
orchestra furnished the musical pro-
gram and while there were no decor
atoms. the attractive interior OF me
hail room, with it's soft tones OF rose
and gold, furnished a pleasing PACK
ground for the. dainty frGGKs "orn h oy
was chairman in charge and he was
assisted by an efficient committee
Those in attendance were:
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ON
Wv "a
FRIDAY NIGHT

Cons lcrable interest 10 being tahea5
by the citizens Of North Wheeling In
the community Club. which has Nress
Gently BEEN organized with their cluk
rooms on the second floor OF the visit
The entertaining committee has i6ee4
busy during the past couple days ~
have arranged for little exhibition q
pool shooting which will take place o.
Friday evening February 18th. Chatle4
Long. better known as "Ja1z KinGS,
will at this time display some Of III.
greatest pool shooting blind folded. HI
also challenges amy person in the city
who thinks that he IL the best shot. =;
Syrian Earnets are the most esto0aAo1
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turn will take up their residence III
naulv Furnished apartment on tho
island. Mr.. Emmerth is q well known
employs OF the Scott Lumber con,panS :
The happy couple have tho best WISHES
of their many friends.
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En,inerth-O'Netl.

The marriage Of Miss Anne O'Nell.
daughter of Mr.. William O'Nc!l Of South
Wheeling. and Mr.. Francis Emmerth
son Of Mr.. Frank E.mmcrIh. Of the
Island WAS quietly solcmnizCd las.
evening N 50 o'clock at tho Cathedral
palor$. Roy. Father q. II. Moyc read
the nuptIHl service.
The bride who was unattended. wore
lovely suit. Of blu" Sllvcr:ono with
seal trimmings and accessories u har-
monte. Her flowers were brides roses.
MIR. Emmerth and his bride left on al.
eastern honeymoon and upon their re.
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c.,ohrots Anniversary Tonight

This evening the Kings Daughters OF
the First English Lutheran church Will
celebrate the fourth anniversary OF the
urganlznt OF the Cir"l" with covered
dish dinner 10 be served at O'Clock IN
,hc church dining room. Following the
supper an informal social evening Will
I've enjoyed This aSsir Will include all
the members Of the cirCl" and the fol-
lowing members Of the city Union OF
Kings Daughters have been invited as
honor guests:
Mcsdamcs
Robert J. Reed {. j. proudfoot
NJ. NJ. Burt ;. /. Christian
Jacob Birmingham
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Students Recital

Tho voice anG piano students "f Elsa
Grmdllrg Duga and jessie Alma Wolf"
Will give another recital this evening
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Birthday Party.

delightful surprise party was given
last evening in honor Of Chester Miller,
Ia popular young man OF this city. at his
home in the East End. Dancing. music
and games were the main diversions Of
the evening. while at a scasonahr hour
delicious refreshments were served.
Those present were:
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nniiIo Flaccus, Louise Walters.
! Madelyn Altmyer, Neta Rotn.
Arncs Mcintosh, JinX Miller,
certruda Ackorson, Genevieve Roth.
Marie Mcnamara, Emma HANG,
Dorothv harry, Bernadine Stein
Margaret Leonard, metz,
Udsn Neuhamm, Raphael Haveron,
Marcella Sonnefeld, Helen Ihomas.
Pauline Sfert, virginia Flo"eIs'
Maude Whitehouse, Norma Howard,
Ross Miller Mosina Chambers,
Maize Coyne. Leona N. Question.
Betty Farrell, Mae 6eluWIh, VI
Flora Bruner, New 1ork lily
Alma Eisenhaucr Elisabeth deg
bella McFedden miller,
Hazel Tselton, Madeline CLANCY.
Katherine Nc Eva Duiler
Intosh. Mary Marker.
Messrs.--
". II Fahey. william sauers,
II. l.. MoEntee. 4. y. Gantzer.
Clarence J. Yaeger. VIM. r. Flynn.
Norbert f.. Loas, John r. Gorsuch,
Frank Lally b. 4. McGanron,
Howard HolloI Chas. McFadden'
bauxh. Jos. W. Basista,
&. +. Neuhamm. Frank Roth,
WAJ. Grebben, HI Autln,
Led Roth. John Padden.
Harry KEYS, A. J.Sonnefeld,
Billy Monahan, Tom Garrey,
Chas. J. Thompson. Harold j.: DlcKmah
A CHASER, Chas. J. Dickman,
! D. Druner, Chas. l.. Lally.
e. J. Kaltonbach. NJ. T. Raherty'
r.. J. Dniler, {. II. DONOVAN
Edm. NJ. Klrkhoff.
birthday Surprise.
On Friday evening. February o. WV;
a surprise party was given Tor MT: l."
Miles of Virginia street. Martins Ferry
IN honor Of ais birth anniversary. The
proved a delightful host by entertain
ing his guests in jolly way. During
the evening social diversions were en-
joycd and at a late hour delicious
luncheon was served TO the guests.
Those present:
Mcssrs and Mesdames.
John Gable J. J. Mcfarland
Norman Yuho !. q. Smith
All Of Bellalrc.
David Frances. of Edward Miles
Wheeling Mcssrs.
Ralph Miles Austin Frances
Harold Miles Bob Frances
Linsly Military Ball.
Tho closing event in week OF de-
iiEhtful social functions Will be the
L.insly Military Ball which will be held
Friday evening. February IL. in the
Scottish Rite Cathedral. Emblems OF
the institute In colors OF orange and
with floral decorations and Jones Noy-
city orchestra will render a pleasing
program Of late numbers. At IL o'clock
here will be an intermlssion when a
buffet supper will be- served by Caterer
Xiegcnfclder. This is an annual func-
ton and each year new and interesting
features are introduced by tho commit
tee members. who arc the following:
Major Werner +. HadUrn.
Capt. Adjutant Campbell Palmer.
Lieut.. Quartermaster Albert Ackcr
Lieutenant Charles Hitchins.
Lieutenant Hugo. Wolfe.
Lieutenant Jack Storer.
Sergeant Vance Harper
Cadet Hugh Stobbs.
Sergeant John Hill
Cadet Donald Brand
The program:
One Step. ..................
-. Everybody Crazy Over Dixie
FOX Irot. ............ Bo- La 30
Two Step. ..........."I Want a Daddy"
Waltz LULLABY Land
whe Step .''''..'... ''...'.''''' LAX
"All tho Quakers are Shoulder
Shakers"
Waltz. ..... When the Shadows Fall"
Fox Trot. ............ "Ringtail Blues"
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balcony was filled with interested on
: lockers Music for dancing was iur-
niShrd 10y Summers orchestra and the
costumes were furnished by VIM. Beck
| OF Cincinnati
The yrand march began promptly at
1880 o'clock and the costumes were cf-
| frclivcly displayed. Charles NOrttman,
chairman or the committee. was att!red
AS the Devil. and other figures por-
trsyed the following: colonial ladies'
night. farmer. hnola h"ola dancer.
Spanish Dancer. Gnu Chin Chow. color
Cd man. Wanna Yama. Red Cross nurse.
pilgrim father. soldier. sport. sky pilot.
folly. Iirrot. Punch and Columbia. At
tractive decorations or yellow ana
white were arranged in tn" club and thu
stage was banked with palms. At II
O'Clock a suniptuuuS supper was served
IN the dining room and dancing was re-
sumed until l o'clock.
Tho following efficient committee
ls to be congratulated on the hlHhly
successful outcome Of the Affair:
Charles NnrteInan. Chairman.
Thurm, w. J. Benekc.
Ne KoyeIan, Frank y. RAIDER.
charles Fr"eSe, e. l.. W"ch"r'
Harry SChmcichcl. II. y. S""kahTand'
Ed. Schmuchcl. F'arnk \. bum.
T.. c, LInsley. Thns. j. Evans.
Frank \. Schneider. Ed. Miller.
w e. Elig. 4. y. Pcake,
Aur. RnCkahrand K. j. SChafer.
r. 6. F'riedr!chS. VIM. Wendell,
Albin Schuhdri W. u; tulmer.
Harry Seybold, Frank +: kEle.
George l.. Reed. italPh Melnp'rs'
oscar Holdcrman. Harry CInuse.
Albert Uoldnrmau. Elmer r.. Becker.
carl Schncehcrgcr. Edwin A. Scifert,
Fred ADDCnZ,llrr
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Syrian Earnets are the most esto0asel
OF tho varieties OF these stones.
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KINGS DAUGHTERS
BIRTHDAY PARTY At
ST, LUKE'S CHURCH

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Valentine party. which Will be given by
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T.. church ON Friday evening. February
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