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adorned the rocks, and the goodies"
were also pink and white. Games were
played in the house and on the lawn.
and a large fish pond where all fished
for gifts was the delight OF all. Those
who were guests OF George Jr. were:
Margaret Naughton, Katherine Kemp.
Gene Roha. Ilene Mahoney, Maybell
Hopkins, Harrin Davisson. Evelyn
Moody Ray Patterson, Edwin Miller
Jr.. Hollis Yowberry. Fugard Davis
son, Kenneth Kemp.
+ 1. +
Miss Merle Brandenburg was guest
of honor at n thcater party given by
the Teachers Art Glass last Saturday
night. After seeing What Every
Woman Knows" at the Rialto the
party withdrew to Ellington's where
dainty refreshments were served. Those
present were Misses Leila Rapp.
Bernice Parker. Nellie Fagerbers,
Merle Brandenberg, Saddle Purdy. Lii
Ian Penney. Clara Wilson. Norma
Newman, Ida McMorris. Ruth Bench.
Anna Dyer, lngrid Ahlberg, Edith
Moore. Gertrude Stone. Hortencc Fer
ris. Rhea Gleason. Isabelle Mciss and
i. i. +
A simple but impressive wedding
ceremony will be held today at tho
homo of Mr. and Mrs. A. Penter, when
their daughter, Bena, will become the
bride of MIR. Irving l. Hcrts. In the
presence OF the immediate family the
Rabbi Brande of Denver will officiatc,
after which wedding dinner will be
served at the Vail hotel. A reception
will be held at their home. 40 west
Fights street from to 10 o'clock.
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Manning Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
]. Henry. DR.. and Mrs. Lorin Fimpie.
DIR. and Mrs. Royal II. Finney. Mr.
and Mrs. A. Glenn Hoskins Nv. and
Mrs. 7. o. Wcsthav.r. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Freed. Mr.. and Mrs. French
Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. Monroe. Mr.
and Mrs. Chamberlain. Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. j. RosenAucr. Mrs. Charles Porter.
OF Colorado Springs. Miss Vera Flynn
Miss Bessie Van Brimcr. Miss Dcnl
Coylc Miss Grace Pcppcrdinc. Miss
Christine Lurton. Miss Theresa Nc
Naily Miss Hazel Brazil. Miss Edna
Helstern. Miss Mary Hall. Misss Edna
Hawke. Miss Edwina Worries. Miss
Mary Jane Wright. Miss Conn. Miss
son. Joseph Grigsby. n T. Stewart Jr..
Frank ogle, Floyd Smith. Charles
Track. Damian Ducy. Edwin Brown.
Paul Clifford. J. A. o'Bricn. Stanley
Mumford.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Ross. honorine
Mrs. J. y. kennard, OF Los Angeles.
Cal. and Mrs. Corwin c. Cantril. of
Tulsa. Okla. entertained at buffet
supper in their home Monday evening.
Pink roscbuds Hracod the four tables.
the rooms being adorned with tulips.
Miss Grace Pepperdinc and Miss
Margaret Moikic assisted the hostess
Gorwin c. Cantril. Mrs. ]. Y. kennard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Gillette. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Flutcher. Mr. and Mrs Al
bert 4. Mahon. Mr.. and Mrs. L. ].
Rosenauor. Mr.. ard Mr.. Max Schwcr.
MIR. and Mrs. Manning S. Moore. the
Rev. BENJAMIN paswell.
Mrs. Frederick w. Haver entertained
the members of the Pi Beta Phi sor-
ority at luncheon in her home.
"Pleaassnt Valley Ranch" Saturday.
the pleasant affair being a celebration
of Founders Day. Red carnations and
ferns adorned the table and covers
were laid for the following Mrs. Will
bur Pryor. Mrs John Park, Mrs. Royal
II. Finney. Mrs. John w Beatty, OF
ManzanoIa, Mrs. William Henry, Mrs.
Frank j. Henry, Mrs. l.. II. Weed, Mrs.
g. w. Streamer. Miss Christine Lurton.
Miss Ida Peterson Miss Harriet Hill.
Miss Wave Richardson.
4. +
Miss Mildred Moore entertained in
compliment to her guest. Miss
Josephine Cooper, of Denver, at
wienio roast in City Park yesterday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. the young
friends being chaperoncd by Mrs. ward
II. Moore and Mrs. w. L. Stone. Those
invited were: Miss Maybello Little,
Miss Ellen Ray. Miss Helen White.
Miss Martha Marsh. Miss Alice Ragan.
Miss Louisa Cocin. Miss Gladys Friar.
Miss Lucille Bradley. Miss Mercedes
Rodman. Miss Elsie Berg, Miss
Dorothy May Nelson, Miss Leota Dun
lap, Miss Ida May Wertz. Miss Ida
udick. Miss Kathleen Wood Miss Viz
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Fenn. Fred Wells and James cawl-

Fem. Fred Wells and James cawl-
field.
The first Ladies day at the Pueblo
Golf CLUB was observed happily on
Wednesday afternoon when Mrs. Harry
Thomson and Mrs. Arthur d. Marvin
presided graciously as hostesses. Some
of the guests found diversion in the
out-of-doof sport of golf. while others
played games OF Bridge at seven
tables. Later, light refreshments were
served. Among those ennjoying the
informal hours Were: Mrs. ]. C. Cor
nam, Mrs. G. Harvey Nuckolls, Mrs.
n. C. Gunter, Mrs. A. T Low, Mrs. ].
Tom Brown, Mrs. E. p. Shonsbye, Mrs.
Fred NJ Webb. Mrs Fred Broome.
Mrs. 7. s. Underwood, Mrs. f. II. Day.
Mrs Walter F. Dean, Mrs. William
Barber. Mrs: c. a. Flutcher. Mrs. P.
A. Cessna. Mrs. Paul Reitmeir, Mrs.
]. G. Kennard. OF Los Angeles. Mrs. w.
II. Haines. Mrs. S. G. Cunningham,
Mrs. L. S. Bressler, Mrs. n. 8. Cook.
Mrs. r. II. WINNER. Mrs. Roy Rose.
Mrs. NJ. S. Moores. Mrs. Ralph wolms-
Tyler. Mrs. Delbert Arbaugh, Mrs.
John McGovern. Mrs. B. B. Hughes,
Mrs. Walter A. Saunders, Mrs E.
Weinhausen, Mrs. T. L. Tomlinson.
Mrs. Ray Taylor. Mrs; w. J. Ross.
Ihapter Az, +. II. y. met at the
home OF Mrs. Geo. G. Gilman. Friday
afternoon at o'clock. Mrs. Myrtle
Clarke Woods, of Monte Vista, Colo.
state Organizer OF the P. E. o. Sister
hood. was guest of the chapter. The
meeting was great inspiration con-
tanned many helpful suggestions.
In the evening all the chapter MEM
bcrs and husbands gathered about
banquet table at the C. F. & l. "Y."
The table was beautifully decorated
with yellow and white streamers and
flowers. The program of the evening
was carried out as n Glass Day affair.
including the following numbers
Naiedictory Mrs. Gilman
Salutatory Mrs. Gilman
Address .....................Mr Mrs. Woods
SOLO ....-.......,-...... Mrs. Kidd
Class Prophecy. ............... Committee
whistling Solo.................M Mr.. Kidd
Class History. Mrs. Ariick
Siass Poem. '.................M Mrs Hills
SONGS. -................B BY tho class
The husbands. or B. I. LIS. presented
Mrs. Woods with a beautiful bouquet
OF ophelia roses and sweet peas. Those
enjoying the evening were: Mrs.
Myrtle Clarke Woods. Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. G. Gilman, Mrs. Agncw, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. NJ Elliott. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Amick. MIR. and Mrs. ]. Arthur Phelps.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. j. Kidd. Mr.. and
Mrs. chas. Krcbs. Mr.. and Mrs J. L.
Graves. Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Campbell
and Mary Eldrcd Campbell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Redmond and Diehi Red
mond. Mr.. and Mrs. F.. C. Hills. Mr..
and Mrs. A. b. Prindle, Mr.. and Mrs
B. :. Hin. Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Under
wood. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Graves. Mr. and
Mrs. 4. W. Carlton.
Mrs. Woods left Saturday for Ii
Junta. Rocky Ford and ordway. con-
tinuing her inspection tour. |
!. :. =
The active member. OF Sigma Delta /
chapter. Gamma Eta Kapp fraternity.
were hosts TO tho inactive members.
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SOCIETY

The annual luncheon of the Wednes-
day Morning club in charge of the en-
tertainment committee composed of
Mrs. William Senger, chairman. Mrs.
Alva Is. Adams, Mrs. Adelbert a. Wei
land, was great success, the affair
being enjoyed at the Minnequa
Country club Wednesday afternoon at
l o'clock. Long stemmed sweetpeas
formed the basis of the center struc-
ture OF the large round table at which
were seated twenty-five, the only guest
being Miss Elizabe Adams, of Pasa-
dena, Cal. Place cards represented n
pageant of the immigrant transformed
from celluloid smoothness in good
representation of those massed at Ellis
Island. Following the luncheon, a
dramatic program was presented by
Mrs. Lucille Hitchcock Chamberlain
whose interpretations won the ap-
proval of her delighted listeners. She
selected for the first part extracts from
Booth Tarkingtons Seventeen" in
which the domestic life of America is
reflected. carrying the diversion of the
hours with Romance, society
drama, for the second part. The clos
ing number was The Man in the
Stalls" short play OF one act, by
Alfred Sutro.
Later. the election OF officers re-
suited as follows; Mrs. ]. c. Brooking.
president: Mrs. w. S. Hutton, vice
president; Mrs. Robert s. Cast. second
vice president: Mrs. Frank ]. Henry.
recording secretary; Mrs. C. Watson
Devine, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Phillip Work, treasurer.
= !. =
Tho Girls Friendly society Of Holy
Trinity church entertained at a dane
ing party last Friday evening in the
Guild hall. the chaperones being Mrs.
Wells, Mrs. croll and Mr.. and Mrs
anthony. Those who enjoyed the func-
ton Were: Miss Ida udtck. Miss Jennie
Parks. Miss Elsie Berg. Miss Ingraid
Berg. Miss Margaret Anthony. Miss
Gladys F'riar, Miss Alice Marie Croll.
Miss Lillian Tracy. Miss Mabel Lit
tie. Miss Julia RiS. Miss Josephine
Cooper OF Denver. Miss Catharinc
Daman, Miss Esther Daney. Miss Be-
atrice Daney. Miss Emma Cook. Miss
Nadine Hasler. Miss Helen White. Miss
rtngton. Miss Lucille Marsden. Miss
Louise Allison. Miss Dorothy Shrews-
bury. Miss Inez Knight. Miss Martha
Marsh. Miss Ellen Heating. Miss Dor
othy Mae Nelson. Miss Erma Mae Der,
by. Miss Rita Fist. Miss Tot Van
Brimcr. Miss Ellen Ray. Miss Harriet,
Chapman. Miss Lucille Beatie. Miss
Mildred Moore, Robert Hirsch. Fred
Jones. Vernon Cochran, Charles
Hughes. Paul McCabe Marion johnson.
Bill Morey. Howard Terry. George Rix
Ray McGriils, William Hoiiister. Nell
son Taylor. Gene Griffith. George
Msrsden. Charles Green. Thomas An
thony Donald Nelson. Edward Fried
man. Ed Henry. James Acun. Karrie
carilho. Albert Triple, Guy Friar.
Harry Quinn. Ray Lamb. Charles
Housman. Robert Garlic. Ray Condlt.
Paul Gray. Logan Raglc. Herbert
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J Is cnlled 20 New York to take an i'm
portunt position with a New York
manufacturing concern. Bro. Shaefcr
was presented with n very useful gift.
showing the high esteem in which he
was held by Sigma Delta. The mem
hers present were: Brothers Martin
Walter Jr.. Erny +. wi,hcrs. Jack
Jones. George Shnefer. Web Grant.
Pful Murphy. DIR. Fred Heller. Elwyn
Davis, Damlan Ducy. Dewey Spoor.
Con Ducy. Leo Bieie. clifford Boss.
Hildinger. Harry Thomson. Charles
Tracy. Ross Edmundson. Aubrey kief.
Raieiph Tracy. Gerald Zahn. F'rcd
Purcell. Leon Knebel. George Bolt.
Chuck Jones, Joe Altarhr, Milton An
drcws. and Wilbur Pryor.
=
Mrs. r. ]. Downen Jr.. Mrs W. ].
Ross. Miss Harriet Hilland Miss Wave
Richardson entertained the Pan-Hol-
lenic association, informally at tho
Golf club on Saturday evening. The
diversions ox games of Bridge and dane
ing were vsSied by a May-polc dance
given by some of the pupils OF Car
lilo school under the direction of Miss
Theresa McNaiiy. Among those pre-
sont were: DIR. and Mrs. l.. r. walsh.
DR.. and Mrs. Wilbur Lucas. Mrs. AL
fred II. johnson. DR.. and Mrs. J. II.
Woodbridge MIR. and Mrs. \. W. OIL
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Max Schwer. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. a. F'lutchcr, Mr.. and Mrs. El-
ton NJ. Eldridge. Mr.. and Mrs. W. j.
Ross. Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Weaver, Mr..
and Mrs. Tod c. Storer. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. J. Downen Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
Pryor. DR.. and Mrs. Ray Taylor. Dr.
and Mrs. F. NJ. Heller, Mr. and Mrs.
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The Clubs
THE PRATER

Dear God. ! am woman-womanlike
No weaker and no stronger than the
night
For help and guidance in tho little
things.
II could feel your hand upon my lips
On days when I am sick, or merely
tired
or all the little trivia, worrying things.
Perhaps tho stabbinE word would not
dart out
To wound my child. and turning, cut
my heart.
do not want to nag, I only want
Guidance to understand that each Of
Has his small troubles. and tina, mine
are not
Harder In truth than other women
bear.
And when the little troubles vex me so.
am too prone to turn and cry them
In maudlin tears upon my husbands
breast.
Keep me from this-he has enough to
bear.
And one more prayer that would
make tonight:
II could only sec the Adherence
Between the really big and little
things.
90 NOT ASK Tor bettef-Or Tor mCrN-
only ask for this. God keep my soul
From growing petty. II will be enough.
Help me in this. and I am satisfied.
by Lillian Mayfeld Roberts
+ + +
Tho foreign correspondent. of the
General Federation OF women's clubs
has sen. the earnest appeal from tn,
American women's Club" OF Paris
France TO all clubs Of the General
Federation. requesting that all checks
should be made payable and sen, to
Building. Washington. d. c. The lot
ter follows:
Dear Madam President:
This Is n personal letter to you from
the president OF tho executive commit
tee OF the only American womcn's
Club In France.
II is a club for service.
Service especially to Americans VS.
itirE graves Of their dead In France,
to students. teachers, nurses and 9th
cr-
In the las, twelve months:
33.st2 American women were guests
in the club overnight.
iss.sSo American mon and women
were served in tho dining room.
iss to 900 American men and women
were aided daily in the Information
bureau.
1000 American men and women
were guests at Sunday afternoon hos
pitality teas.
$500 American men and women at
tended sunday evening concerts.
Many were helped in special ways
other than mentioned above
Not only American women but
American men md the club a lit,le
corner OF home In a foreign land
This work has been carried on and
financed until now by the American
Young womcn's Christian Association,
largely with the aid OF a committee OF
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The Eternal Mother

And when they go-for go they
must
A part of us they take. because they
are our own.
Pride shining out to hide the ache.
Why must 1t be, this mother-love.
So deep, it cannot, will not, under
stand life's law?
1t fights SO hard to keep, but gives.
l cannot tell, but this I know,
The hot rebellious tears that flow
burn deep.
And only He has seen the scar.
Lillian Van BurEh
Casper, Wyo, April 1921
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I loved her, and she called me friend.
Alone, her mother-heart so hungry
for her own;
Her own, so far away, came not.
She gave and gave, nor called II task
To give unto the last, of her own
self for them:
When the tired heart grew still. they
came.
We know that they are ours awhile.
And all the happy years are full of
toll and love
To train them for life's call to arms.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-08
GIRLS! LEMONS
WHlTEN SKIN AND
BLEACH FRECKlES

Squeeze the Juice of two lemons into
a bottle containing three ounces Of
Orchard White, which any drug store
viii supply for few cents, shake well,
and you have "a quarter pint OF harm
less and delightful lemon bleach. Mas
sage this swcotly fragrant lotion into
the face, neck. arms and hands each
day. then shortly note the beauty and
whiteness of your skin.
Famous stage beauties Use this lem
on lotion to bleach and bring that
soft. clear. rosy-whitc complexion. al
so as n lfrscklc, sunburn. and tan
bleach because IT doesn't irritate
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-08

At a stas banquet. At the Congress
hotel grill room. Wednesday evening.
The single guest OF honor being Brother
George Shacfcr. of Sigma Delta, who
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-08
he w Watch er

Her thoughts were all so full of us
She never could forget
And so I think that where she is
She must be watching yet,
Waiting till we come home to her,
Anxious if we are late
Watching from Heavens window,
Leaning from Heavens gate.
BY Margaret widdem
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-08

She always leaned to watch for US,
Anxious if we were late,
In winter by the window,
In summer by the gate;
And tho Knocked her tenderly,
Who had such foolish care,
The long way home would seem more safe
Because she waited there.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-08

Continued on Nc,, Pase,
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Tho May Unit OF tho Auxiliary I,
tho McCieliand Home Of which MIR
Lillian Munday is captain will hold
tag day for tho bcncnt OF the orphan
age. Saturday. May II. They will b
helped in their efforts by members o
the board OF Mecielland ophanase.
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CASCARETS
"They Work while you Sleep"

Remember -- CaaCsrctr tonight You
arf hiiiuuF cunsilpated You lrci hcud-
nchy. iuli az cold. diFs" unatlunr Nuue
nieAir uhnI ut-irfHtn b. hal Take
Casoarcts tonight for Nuuf liver ard
bowels ana wAlso up ut ana cheerful
Sc Er|pc mo ineoHycnicnCa. child su
intc CaHcarcis too 30. 80. GO cents
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Federation of Labor and Legion Strike
Same Keynote of Organized Effort
Outside of Politics

Nov. re-. taid ihai Is was with O. re'i
apnHe 81 pride in De- fuuUnmeuinl
HnundHces az cue American Institutions
und aH renewed proof thereof That Z
read tstiH inV AWrf ein Federation ul
inNurf declaration uf 1910.
fit there urtilins in chat deciIrl-
inu Go whlih ihe AmnflrlH lorinn can
object sou ask. Certainly no. ll,r
lpriun fuhtfrlhca to every word ui &C.
Compare g iu thc preamble of thr CYls
Uliutinu 81 our nf.lul.itluu. Nuf Ha
YOU ANA Z both must he aware o. iH
0ut thiuE Cor o. great organization. iIEH
thn American Legion ur The American
Federation uf Labor ln aspire iu LOFTY
nlWH aud in conventions assembled
lifr nirh Zoo oErllinnl Ifnnuuuc.wHliH.
aud SO ia uuuthet thiHr lnr Eu.u ufEln
igltiUaa 40 So ono uud .u thU dIiy 1ctf
and deiiulutiour ut lfe inlltlduHi
members and small stours always nd-
horD fn such declarations. .....ts.
'iu ihie ufrrct ODE uIHhlrm nf fne
respective organizations Nr represent
anptnr te lr ihr Hfmo. Ne have bee
fore ua constantly thf Task ul living
ur to our PROGRESSED declarations Dbl irt-
frf nnf snlfif venture fNr Nfmn
may hr said nf nrenulzri llInf.
u shnil look forward win pleasure
ta the iima WHOM ST. may meet lOraHn.
nlir end discuaf Hnme ~ fhp rh nf
oar common problem
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KIWANIs SPEAKER
URGES CLEARINC-UP

fconfinnof from pare rnnl
snf un rrouir and declared hiH belief
that world strife BE- "a an end. Ap-
ucarluroa Cos iHl, are better Than Tor
nng yenF in many ages. be asserted
rho rnfiunr OF the world are pros
fraind fhrv have oxertci an their en-
rfties iu var and feel thc necessity ~
r.ar. international conditions vii nct
uinuofi further strife and 1921 should
500 hr uuOuInr " fCiIiunH ard BULGE
lnr 90 resources such CO. have not boon
Witnessed before
win the installation ~ Che now nd-
rtlnl4iintiOn AZ Groom predicted hft-
for NualnrsH Ho called on The ntin
born of fht clut 90 join in movement
fof better cifizenshin 1nd hlEher Ideals
"tfnrrifiahnosh' be- quoted tg thc Key
Nnrd nf ihr accomplishment ~ those
ihlnnf
Non Groom presented two readings.
ur 3d. Or Painter won tho Attendance
urifo. pocket fnlfe President David
Peel auvrasted n new manner of award
iuf che prize. He would have n meme
nor 1f fhc cinb take up hts position
in fhr hHnulct hnll soon after ~
n'ci0rh clrh luncheon day and me fifih
nfhaf member who took hia hand and
called him hy his given unmr would nn
iha winner 50 the prize a different
HcrHnn would ho employed each week
Thn urrIrnuH begin 90 ~ lH uclnrk.
Judge Jesse Wright informed tho
club thni beginning at thc bottom OF
lfn alphabet Hnd wnfflnr up. the fuem-
hrra. trrnfdine GO uHmo would ho call
as nn iu uct la chnirmrn. to aur-
gcsfrf HlrO tfmt arrangements Tor tho
more rauni distribution ~ Attendance
uflg0 donations should hr mudr
Nr rtel Wndo known that the pro-
rrun rud entertainment committee
Wlu hc changed each three months in
place of allowing the membership 60
remain tho Same Tor tho entire year,
Hr in the past 10 mndo the first
.fdlur of the prupnrnl 20 increase tho
1nc4 nf the club to SO a. take cnro Of
IHn EXPENSES Nn dHaid the proposal
rnuid io placed holure tho club next
nin0finr The officers and committees
I fnr the coming year, az announced by
81 Peel are,
+ President David Peel. Woo prcsl-
. drrf Chnrlea Taylor Secretary A.
j rl.nmrf. Treasurer n. n Morriwan.
directors. Wyatt GnrE1e a. ~ VIII
f llnnnn Dr. y a. pniutcrr. clyde Chad
q dlri Ea. Cuhugr. program ana enter
T mimuant committee, Jesse Wright
J ur a. r. ChnpCio Dr. Edgar G.
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TARIFF BILLS
TO BE HEARD

iCnntinurl from liafe sisst
means committee announced today 10
proposed 90 begin tomorrow with
schedule A chemicals. paints and
uIlHl ga Che Underwood tariff act ard
holds HEARINGS continuously until the
whole liai WHH worked over Hc also
announced his Intention 20 have =
uIif hIn fetdf lof Introduction carly
in ihe special scsaion which President
elect HnrdinE iH expected to call with.
ir month nfirr hIs inauguration.
Tile senate finance committee will
sake testimony on ihc fordncy emery
cncF Iuc1Hur0 fer five days starting
tomorrow. Chairman pcnrosc said his
committee would exclude other mat.
ters Until thf BIN wne ready 90 report
NHprenrnf1fi ut wool interests
wln b. heard a-ei 90 thr rnsrE.as,
tariff They WI speak for beth nro.
durinT and manufacturing phases of
ine Industry. More than "a score of
other organizations and persons are
seeking 90 testify. including farmurs
ORGANIZATIONS. livestock growers Tor
nirn trade associations exporters ana
fNNfliH manufacturers
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M.tun T. 49, Alexander. G. l.. cum
ninrHHm. membership committee N
ID rnlk Dr. Prof g. r. pritchott v.
b. bovine O. A. GnnHi. W. T. HclHchcr
uteniarcH committee. O.. ~. Wilkiu-
fpn w. 81 Carver W. A. Tens. J. A.
committee 90 h smith. Harry = Hart,
w. a. WHkfuoid Herbert q GUY.
ciafHIfl rltiun Ini grlofirrc committee.
D. ~ Todd a. TnHuhre a. y. Arnlm.
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Harding Takes
Masonic Degrees
In Long Sitting

nv Tho Arrociittd IffHs
COLUMBUS ohio. inn 1.--ircFi-
don't -ticri unrdlnF hCclmo o. Sand de-
crec Aiuaon tonight ga the end Of i2-
hour Initiation ceremony participated
n az ranking officials ~ tho order
fro,n al inarts 1f inc United states
sfaftlns na Master Mason. The
frrs.dunt elect WINS raised through the
other 9n degrees at continuous nit-
ding rtfnurrf FOR hiH accommodation.
fIs ,rns thr third chosen chief oNcru-
live fo travel through the higher de-
nrcDs of Masonry before The 0rl1io
Valley cnnmFi0rv inmcH A. Garfield
and Wm Mckinley having boon EivcH
fhrlf fflffV .Hurnnh degrees hUfe
At enc conclusion of the ceremony
ar Iiarllnr was presented with Ma-
flnlc rinr given hy thc H'ud derrtc
MAannr uf Marion. his homo town. who
hnd ofruUlrd posts nf honor ln the ini i.
nnfinr IIo may roiurn here Friday
to receive momborehip boo the Mystic
ahriur
win Mrs unrdlrf the president
eiCri motnrCi hero FROM Marion this
morning hIa only cnnffrOnrc hcfnr'
ioayinp huinu neinF Win frtd lphhni
uf ChlCaru. frrnHurer of inc republican
nniInual committee fle will En back
ty motor h1nf tomorrow mufNinr
ue Tho Annf0iHfli rrHaF
ATLANTA Df Jan q President
elect fnrdinE wus Invited ir inini
foic4lHm ht nns southern NEWSPAPER
odiinrn today io address the southern
tariff courrcss. which meets in Atlanta
Inu 90 Hh..N
The Invitation. which supplement
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