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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-29
TRUCE IS
NOW IN EFFECT
Italian Regulars Hold Hall
the City
NJ CAMIILo CIANTARRA

ROME. Dec. .s.--with tho italian
regular army In control OF ovrr half
tho city. truce was In effect 10.
day. while Fiums authorities. prc
sumably with the full knowledge that
Gabriel d'Annunzio considered yield
Ing 20 the governments demand for
recognition Of the Adriatic treaty ~
a basis for permanent peace.
Cessation Of hostilIties waa greeted
with treat Joy ali thrp fiap. where
nationaiisis had begun 70 arrange
demonstrn tons 20 protest against
the shooting Of IN, Plume legion
naires. men Of their own blood.
Casualties In tho two days OF fight.
ing. Ms reported here. were no; high.
considering the big advance made by
the regulars
A total OF 80 dead on both sides.
with possibly 200 wounded. com
rrised the cs~rfniti1s.
Reports that 400 had bern Killed
were not credited here. where official
statements held the list down
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-29
Fifty NOTE WAS
sGIED IN BANK

The first charge was answered by
hons witnesses who testified that
u CORN note had been iugxied In
Se Broadway State hank. which was
Aen going on the rocks. 10 cover no
certain shortages In the bank with.
ut Oison's knowledge
/ In answer 10 the second charge.
pitnesrs told the board that not
Snly had Olson kept the woman
klens from going to the poorhouse
~ Arranging for her TO i've on tho
bf0perty her father left her after II
MAD hcen lost thru debt but had act
|ualr gfSh her. out OF his own
|pockt< large sums Of money. that
she and her children might not want
pr food and clothing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-29
GEO. OLSON
64ONERATED
|)f CHARGES
mo Attempts at Disbar.
ment Fizzle Out Before
Law Examiners
George Olson. attorney and club

George Olson. attorney and club
nan with Offices IN the Central
-. Is completely exonerated
all charges on which he
Pas twice tried horn recently In dis
>Arsnent proceedings
The Accusations were found TO be
utterly groundiess that the state
pard Of law examiners. after care
NY reviewing tho testimony given
both trials refused even TO pre-
int the case TO the supreme court
Phcrc such proceedings are ad-
ndge<i.
ECONfsENDS THAT
HARGES BE DISMISSED
Instead the board filed with the
hrreme court yesterday their writ.
IN findings and Recommendations
Waiting
The board Of law examiners has
4refuliy considered and weighed the
al and documentary evidence sub
4itted relative 20 all the charges set
birth In said complaints and Is OF tho
pinion that the evidence does not
Ustain any Of said charges and.
therefore. recommends that said
tharEws should be dismissed.
The written findings are signed by
~ thrcc members OF the board Of ex.
\xnsrs-Dlx III. Rowland Of Taco
toward NJ. findley OF Seattle
kige Thomas r Grady OF Yak
s<Ae findings viudicating Olson
Rkranfee the dismissal OF the entire
|pxe as matter OF form. as IL Is the
stom OF the supreme court TO fol.
" Recommendations Of the law ex-
miners In such matters
ICCusED OF MIsUsrvG NOTE
I'D SWINDIl>G WOMAN
Olson was first accused Of having
fzused a note given by Henry J.
or1n for stock In the now defunct
Broadway state hank. In tho second
Anxges he was accused Of having
MINDED q woman client out Of an
gtAks ieft her by her deceased father.
white the dismissal Of the charges
Fears my reputation said Olson to-
NY. -b does not. by any means. ~
AIR the damage I have suffered thru
Dss OF business. After the charges
&ere made public. client after client
me TO me and said M was thru
nth mo because where there was 10
uuch smoke there must be some firc.
at did me no good TO protest my
pnocencc. They merely laughed at
y and took their affairs out u my
pds.
y could have avoiAsA these pro
49, IN tho beginning by paying
go 20 certain person who threat
"a to bring tho charges unless !
pay.
But dsfnT cwe him anything.
, threats rou-ed my fighting blood
u told him 20 60 10 the devil and
kx his chargeA He did. and this
ne result"
fifty NOTE WAS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-05
ARTISTIC TRIUMPH FOR WOMAN'S
CLUB IN THE "EL|JAH" ORAT0R|0

and musicianly understanding with
which YOU have so gracefully welded
IL tonight. May II advance q thousand
times in value for the feeling or anec-
ton OF this society as the years go on;
and may you remember the pioneer who
travelled 500 miles 10 be present tonight
Because OF your efforts TO bring music
TO the masses. which will help 10 quiet
the unrest OF this country more than
any other power that can be used
against IT by the beauty and charm OF
It's message. may you live long to en-
Joy the fruits OF your endeavor.
Mrs Williams. who was entirely sur
prlsed by the gift expressed her thanks
IN 4 charming manner.
America Then And NOW
Mr.. Freund told the audience Of his
trip across tho Atlantic fifty years ago
when. az a pioneer. he came to Ne y
York and found. 10 his astonishment on
arriving hero that there was not q
single journal in the country devoted to
music. 1t was then. he said. that n
made his arrangements and began ms
forced to fight against the power OF
foreign prejudice. and OF having been
twice defs ated In htS purpose. before II
finally became known to all the world
that America had fulfilled his eXpeCta-
tions OF her and had announced To the
, world through the Associated Press the
fact that she stood at the head Of all
the nations for the amount expended
upon music and for the quality and
quantity Of musicians second To none
in the world. He spoke Of the wonder
full musical instruments which are man
, nutactured here. which. he declared
are unsurpassed by any in the world
and paid a tribute OF highest oommen-
dntion to American artists and must
clans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-05
WHEELING HAS GOOD
TRACK PROSPECTS

Coach kelIison has been getting his
track proteges in condition for the com
Ing event and expresses hope that inc
Gold will cut wide swath In the Hold
meet this year
Plenty OF material Is at hand anu
some very fine runners and jumpers
are expected to show their wares in the
annual meet. Acker. Fowler. Front and
Elrich are out for nigh jump and these
four are considered the very best. Eide
miller, Steinbecker and many other
promising runners are out for the long
and short dashes. Both OF the two
mentioned are exceptionally fast sprint
ers. Bow, Clrlch and few others. are
out for pole vaulting while others are
going out for weight throwing and other
events.
II will be hard proposition for kel-
lison to get good pole raulter that
will COD honors. Doc" Armbrecht holds
the record for high schools thusTfar
making around eleven feet last year and
taking honora in this section. He was
a former student at Wheeling High.
The weather has been putting Crimp
in tho daily practices that are being
held and has caused the postponement
OF several days OF practice after tho
recent heavy rains. but now everything
is cleared up and practice IS being
turned into hard work in an EFFORT to
get the youngsters back into condition.
The field meet will be held at the
Fair Grounds May 8 and the sale OF
tickets has been progressing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-05
BRIDGEPORT POLICE
Seek A SIS RAISE

An increase Of SIS q month was az
ed last evening by tho memoeIs OF .ne
Bridgeport. Ohio police force AZ w
regular session Of the city councll. Ihs
matter was referred to the hnance com
mittee to report at tho next meeting.
The report Of the mayor showed tnAs
;62 was taken in during the month OF
April from hnes. The marshaIs TO
port showed that sixteen arrests "e'e
made. x
Mr.. keenan, Of council and M. emitn'
Of the Bridgeport division OF the BAIL
more and Ohio railroad. spoke or tne
dangerous conditions Of the bridge tnat
crosses the baltimore and Ohio traeks
In the East End. They told OF the re-
sponsibility Of the city II accidents oc-
CURED. The engineering nrm OF Con-
rad and Crane offered q solution Ior tno
land slide difficulties at Stop 4, onerinS
to survey and repair the place Tor tsoo.
Referred to road committee.
By motion the solicitor was instruct
ed to tile answer as to the injunction
against the city a. to the Bridge m the
East End.
The new frc truck was accepted a.
the finance committee ordered to 0SoN
an order for $500 to pay ror same.
Spencer Wright was named street. COM
missioner at a salary Of $126 per month
COUNSEL adjourned to meet on Aonoay.
May 18th. l.-...---
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-05
DOCKET ANNOUNCED
FOR APPEAL COURT
Session Of Belmont County nh 9rtb-
unal TO H KslA Kay 10

Six cases are on the docket for . term
Of the Belmont County Court Of Appeals
to held at ST. Clairsville. Ohio. begin
ming at 10 o'clock Monday morning. May
10. Judge Willis 8. Metcaf. Judge
Lewis T. Farr and Judge John PollAck
will be on the bench.
The docket sent out yesterday by
Court Clerk A.. l.. Bumgarner carries
the following cases:
Amos G. PaIson ct al. w. AIpert
Holderman ct al; appeal. Attorneys:
Hcinlein. Spriggs & James for plaintin;
q. u. Kinder for defense.
Frank Gable VS.. The Pittsburgh Min
ing Machinery Company; error. Attor.
neys: Cowen & walker FOR plalntin'
Thornburg & Lewis for defense:
Albert Holderman ct al. VS.. Amos Z.
Paxson ct al: error. Attorneys; .; u:
Kinder for plaintiff: Heinlein Sprfggs
& James for defense.
A. J. Norton VS.. The CITY OF benne:
error. Attorneys: Heinlein, SpriSSs
James fer plaintiff; c. c. SedEWick tor
defense.
SamI Jaskulak, doing business as
Samuel Jaskulak q Co, vs.. L. U. R1pef
doing business as Buckeye Toofceo
Manufacturing Co.; error. Attorney:
A. w. kennon and Thornburg & LsHlS
for plaintiff; Chappell & Bennett lot
H. y. Crossley VS.. william Uren:
error. Attorneys: Heinlein. Spriggs q
James for plaintiff; Kennon q kennon
for defense
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-05
FRANKIE RITZ MAKING
GOOD WITH JIMMY DIME
Local Batter, NOW in Jimmy Dimes
over Young Griffin

Frankie Ritz. former battler Of this
city and said by many TO be the cham
pion weller OF West virginia. Is going
great guns In the care OF Jimmy Dime.
frankie scored clean knockout in the
third round against Young Griffin at
Buffalo saturday and Dime SAYS that
he has everything that makes a battler:
A short left to tht Jaw In tho third
spelled defeat for the Buffalo young
ster. Ritz still uses his left to great
advantage.
Immediately after hts victory over
Griffin, Dime received many offers for
bout In different cities for Ritz. but
turned several OF them down as he
claims that Ritz is still young and
soon. Too much work at the present
would prove too much for him. Many
local fans are wanting TO see the
mighty Ritz in action now and It would
not be a bad idea to match the local
battler with some good scrapper at the
Auditorium in a semI-hnal Or main bout.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-05
NARCOTIC EXPERT
ClArksburg Operative Of. the. Internal
Revenue Department Attends
u, 8, Court,

Among the government officials In at
tendance at the United States district
court term. which opened yesterday, is
Lloyd NJ. Graves. who is connected with
the narcotic section. Internal Revenue
Service. United States Treasury Depart
mcnt.
Judge Aston G. Dayton. in his charge
TO the United States grand jury yester-
day. emphasized especially the law
which deals with the Illicit traffic IN
drugs. There are number Of narcotic
cases pending before the court, and the
coming Of Mr.. Graves indicates that Il
widespread investigation of the drug
traffic may be made by the present grand
jury.
In his charge l" IN" grand Jurors.
Judge Dayton urged them to look with
pIty upon victims OF the habit who
might appear before them. but TO deal
unflinchngly With vIolators Of the liar-
riSon act.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-05
WHEELING WON
BRINKMAN'S HOMER IN TENTH
AFTER SIS TIE WITH TWO ON
ENDED THE GAME
Poor Fielding BY Both TeamA-P1ten-
ors Were HIT Hard Throughout.

The Gold and Blue nine. representing
Wheeling High school, defeated Bridge
port High for the secoad time at the
new ball park on the Fair Grounds yes
terdav by the score OF So in ten In
ming contest. At the end OF the ninth
both teams were tie with the score DO
A. The beginning Of the tenth Wheeling
got two men on base and Brinkman
drove a long fly over center field for
the circuit winning the game. Bridge
mort was unable 10 score In their half
Of the inning.
The game was slow due TO the many
errors made by both teams and the
pitchers seemed to weaken and many
hits were garnered by both teams.
Brinkman and Millikcn were tho bright
lights for the Gold and Blue while tho
Ohio lads played together without hard
~ any individual stars.
Summary: X II. r..
Wheeling L o . o 0 0 q l 3-S Is
Bridgeport 0 0 0 l . % IL .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-05
HARD GAMES FOR WEST
VAS BASEBALL TEAM
NountStnoers NOW Pace Toughest
Teams On THp-Meot Yale Today,
With Lafayette, Georgetown and
Navy Following

NEW YORK. May with SIX Of
tho ten scheduled games for the east
crn trip disposed of West Virginia Uni
versity's baseball team will go to New
Haven tomorrow morning TO meet Yale
University In the fourth contest ever
scheduled between tho two institutions
on the diamond. The team Will come
back here Wednesday night but will
where lafayette IL played thnt day and
will leave Easton Immediately after
that game for Philadelphia where tho
night will be spent enroute to washing
ton where Georgetown Is played on
Friday. The trip will he concluded ON
Saturday when the Navy is met at
Annapolis.
1t can be truthfully said. then. that
the four most important games Of the
entire eastern trip are yet TO be played
and that the success or ComparatiCe fall
ure Of the journey will rest on the out
come OF these cnHaGcmcntS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-05
!; THE THEATRES!
.-rHH SMARrER Set
Ar TIE COURT TO-DAY

There are many ways In which The
Smarter Set" headed by the we'll known
comedians Salem Tut whitney ana -
Homer Tut. differ from all other at
fractions. and visit to see this best
OF all colored shows when IT comes 10
the Court to-day for two performances
will compel those who have been com
nlaininY that all shows are alike TO
Qualify this statement by adding "ex-
cept The Smarter Set"
Few II any travelling organizations
offer something entirely new each sea
Son THE Smarter Set" has something
new and divertlng every time they ap-
pear here This is easily explained. Tor
Whitney and Tut are playwrights. ana
devote their spare time writing some
thing to follow ~their current Offering
and do not have 10 pay writer's royal.
ties. They are offering a new musical
comedy THE Children or the sun, IN
TWO acts with ten scenes, and Is adapt
ed from the story OF the same name by
George Wells Parker.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-05
ACCIDENT VICTIM
IS LAID TO REST

Funeral services for Bobby pultz.
four year old son OF Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert Pultz. No. 1908 Alley II. who was
killed Monday afternoon when run over
by large coal truck owned by Arch
North OF Warwood and driven by Elz!e
Bethel. was held yesterday afternoon at
o'clock. Rev. =. Il. Ferris. pastor Of
the Second Presbyterian church. con-
Quoted the services. lntcrment was
made in Greenwood cemetery. The de-
cea sed il survived by his parents. four
brothers and one sister.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-05
BUCKEY TO CLEVELAND
Wheeling BOY Promoted to Good POSI-
tion in ohio city by Bluebtrd
Company

Paul ). Buckley. well known local
man, who mas been connected with the
Bluebird Appliance company's local
branch at Stone G. Thomas store. leaves
today for Cleveland where he will take
charge OF the sales service department
OF the Bluebird company located in the
May Company department store there.
Buckeyes local friends are well
pleased to hear OF his Advancement with
tho Blunbird company. Their sales
service department in Cleveland ia tho
largest in the East. The May company
store Ia the largest in Cleveland and the
third largest in the United states.
Buckley leaves today TO take charge OF
his new department at once.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-05
BAND CONCERT
With CHORUS
WILL Be Event

At noon today the third event OF
Musical Week Will be staged at tho
whitaker Glsssner plant when Mr., John
C. Freund will address the employees
who will assemble for their weekly Sing
and concert Artists OF Wheeling AMI
the womans Club chorus will sing.
Peter Habersttck. director of amuSe'
rnents for tho whitaker Glessner Co.,
will present a fine program in honor
OF tho DISTINGUISHED visitor. and many
numbers will be played by The band
which war organized at the plant about
two months ago. Many guests will 10
present,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-05
GAMES CANCELLED.

Special To The Intclligencer:
BUCKHANNON, W. Va. May 4.-Con-
cord normal. Southern West FirBinia's
fastest college team will not appear on
the Wesleyan baseball field this week.
as listed on the schedule. Marshall COL
lege cancelled a series with the normal
lads, thus rendering their trip a flnan-
cial loss. Wesleyan was unable to i'm
crease tho original guarantee, SO that
the games for Buckhannon this week
are cancelled. The Wesleyan manage
ment is seeking q single game for the
open Saturday date,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-05
". RILEY'S
FUNERAL TODAY

late residence, No. 535 Warwuod ave
nue.. Warwood. will be hold the funeral
services for Charles W. Riley. civil
war veteran and retired Baltimore &
Ohio engineer. who died Monday morn
ing at o'clock. following two years
Illness Of complications. Rev. w. II.
Fields. pastor of the First Christian
church. will offiC!a;c. lnterment Will
be made in Greenwood cemetery.
The deceased was in his 18th year OF
AZ. and had a large circle of friends.
He was one Of the oldest members or
Cameron Lodge No. - of Masons. also
member of the Presbyterian church.
and affiliated with the Holiday Post
No. -. G.. \. X.
Mr. Riley leaves 10 mourn their loss.
his widow, who before marriage was
Miss Elizabeth McGann. and one dauGh-
ter. Miss Kate Riley, also five grand
children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-05
SHADYSIDE MANS
STILL IS FOUND

Frank Gellcnith Of Forty-third street.
Shadyside. Ohio, was arrested last even
Ing about $40 o'clock on a charge OF
selling intoxicating liquor. still that
was yet hot WAS also found In his resi-
drnce and taken 10 police headquarters.
He was given hearing before the may
or and was released on a bond OF $500.
Town Marshall James T. Davis and
William Hartsook. deputy marshall
made the arrest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-05
BASEBALL CHALLENGE

The Stogies OF tho South Side would
like to hear from one OF the following
teams for a game next Sunday; May
nard. Lafferty. Brook A. G.. Blaine a. G..
or any other teams IN that class. To
arrange for games write w. f. Kesser-
man. 4245 Jacob street. or call Wheel
ing Sl5-R between 7 and p. m. and
ask fcy manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-05
AMATEUR CHALLENGE

The Edgwood A. c., has re-organized
for the coming season. Would like to
hear from any team in tho Ohio Valley
or any other organization out Of town,
for arranging games. Call 36M Woods
dale. ask for Guy. or write to liz Oak
avenue. Edgwood. Wheeling. w. Va.
Would like to hear from the Uneeda
Match CO.. team for the 18th Of May.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-05
200 PERCENT DIVIDEND

WINSTON SALEM, y. G.. May A.
The r.. !. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Today declared n dividend of 200 per
cent. II also was announced that its
charter would be amended Mt once to
provide increased authorized capital.
hut the amount Of the increase was not
announced.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-05
Mrs Effte Mtchaels.

Mrs. Eff. Michaels. widow of-thc La
Ed Michacls, died Sunday. May 2. at $50
O'Clock. after n lingering Illness or a
year. She was in her 45th year. Sh"
leaves one daughter. Mrs. Mildred Kin
dlebcrgcr and one granddaughter, Rae;
also her mother. Mrs. Amelia Garrett.
two brothers. Edward Garrett. OF Wheel
ing: and Geo. Garrett. OF Cambridge. O.
also five sisters. Mrs. James Wood. MIS-
Albert Baker, Mrs. VIM. West. Mrs
Earnest Ruttcr and Mrs. Nellie Criswell,
Funeral services will be held NJ the
home 1928 East Eleventh street. Wcdnes-
day afternoon at ESQ O'Clock. with tho
Rev. W. H Fields officiating.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-05
Harry Wortmaster piss.

Word was received yesterday by rcis-
tives here OF the death OF Harry W orr
master. former Wheeling man. AT mr.
iote home North Sid" Pittsburgh. after
a lingering illness The funeral will D"
held Mt Pittsburgh today. with inter-
mcnt in Union Hill cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-05
YANKEE AFTER GAMES

The undefeated Yankee Juniors OF
the South Side are after games Tor
Sunday or Decoration Day, and would
like to hear from some fast teams In
tho valley. For arrangement Of games
please answer through this paper or
call l4l4-M and ask for James.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-05
Rnhar& i AA1fOrd.

LOS ANGELES. Cal. May --Koo-
ert I Relford, aged 10, died here today.
Mr. Belforh was nationally known IN
publishing circles He hrouE ht out the
early works of Ella Wheeler wilcox.
Gertrude Atherton and many Others.
He was for years close friend OF koo-
ert IngerSoll.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-05
ORIOLES CHALLENGE

The fast going Orioles OF the North
End issue a challenge TO any 1916 year
old teams In the valley. For games
please answer through this paper or
cali 239-M and ask for Henry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-05
CHALLEMoE

The East End Midgets wish to chal-
leuge any team in the Ohio valley be-
tween the ages OF 16 and lS years for
a game next Sunday. For information
call 317s-J and ask for Joe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-13
SURGEONS Open
3-DAY SESSION
Say Public Has Right to Be
Well; to Hold Clinics

Along with the right to live In
peace and safety. the public has q
right TO be well. according TO the
washington section Of the American
College OF Surgeons. which opened
here for . three-day session here.
Monday.
IT n tho Standardization Of hos
pitals and clinics that we are strfv-
ING for" said John O. Bowman. d.
rector OF the college. NJ the New
Washington hotel today.
II IND Seattle surgeons among the
most progressive on the coast With
them we want TO bring the public TO
the place where they will demand 10
be well. At present the health of
the people Is In the hands Of these
boarding houses for the sick and
they must be brought UP to the
standard"
Public clinics win be held Tuesday
and Wednesday at 1870 In 10 of the
city hospitals. where actual cases
will be taken up and surgery per.
formed where necessary. by visiting
masters of the art
The big meeting Of the session Will
b. held Tuesday at 2;30 in the Ar
cade auditorium. II Is for the public
and the speakers will leave the Ian
euage Of the profession TO come
down and talk to the people In a way
that everyone will understand. jus,
what Washington can do and how
she can benefit by the work will be
brought home to the public. The
Seattle Chamber of Commerce. Ro
tary club and Federated Women's
club are urging everyone to attend
The meeting.
Speakers at Tuesdays meeting
win include DIR. Franklin II. Martin
oecretarygenerai. American College
OF Surgeons; Frederick A. Basley. NJ
D.. Northwestern university: DR.
William ID. Haggard. Vanderbilt uni
vcrsity: Mr.. John @. Bowman, and
3. II. Hedges, DIR. Henry suzzalIo
Gov. Louis II. Hart. Frank Water
house and Rev. NJ. A. Matthews, ioca,
representatives.