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i. u. TO MEET IN
MONTREAL IN 1923

Toronto October S.--The nnext con
yentiOns OF. the Commercial TelegraFh-
Union. Of America. will be held
NJ Montreal IN 1923.Sit was decided
~ the CLOSING session 0f the 1911
iconventton here. .s ~
Roscoe H. tohnsota Of Chicago VI
re-eiectsd president. Tho two new
vice pfesfdcnts are ". u Newcomer
ton. Frank Powers 81 Minneapolis,
Mimi. was elected sectetary-treas-
.Erefs
Asresolution il adopted aboiishins
the mutual benefit fund And Suhtti,
tutirg q funeral beneht find. II 6iec
was decided to lncreaSe the per capita
tax to the IntefnationAl from 35sto
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so much, and besides the house ia
conveniently arranged. I planned 1t
all myself go that l got things just
the way I wanted them
Beautiful and Practical.
It is a charming house. beautiful as
we'll as being. highly practical. It :is
small wonder Mrs. Gran Is contented
there. She is doing q big work IN a
'cleal headed sersible way. Mr.. Gran
is one of Stutsman County's officials
and must spend most Of his days at
the court house two miles away. He
leaves the farm affairs in very efficient
hands while he is in town.
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.DULTTH
GRAIN RECrrpr,

Duluth, Oct. 1o.-Eieyafar y
aomesIsc erain-Wheat i69. sbsi.:
conn s.So0 oats 13iSoo;asbSfIey ia
ooSl TX $40: max 1890 -s,'
SnlpHients Wheat lsS,i0o busheis.
co{n 1900; rye assoc; max 1890
!, Ut Dususn car t%nspection: Wheats No
) alat 1 dark northern and No. / md.
and ~, 20; No. : dark northern
No.! III /. and : ana r z, amber durufn and
dursath and No. { durum = 4 ElMeer
usprassi; other dnrum5ilb: Nd 1.ang
Z asrk hard winter, and Nc. 49, )
a5aaiwthte 80; mi-,d az ~
miHea ~ All wheat 342; fax 9oa.rSsx
eo grain. !; corn 65; oats 4. $50.
ss sf.sy ~. All grains sos; on track
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ON METRIC
SYSTEM TO BE HELD.
OCT. ll, LADD SAYS

WAshirst0n,, October Ss-A-Annonnce-
mentt MAs niSde by Senator Iadd, Re-
publican, North Dakota, today that
hearings would begin October II. bA.-
f6rAe.A senate manufacturers sub
COMMITTEES Oh the Brfften-LAdd bill
..ot AfAduai ADOPTION In America Of the
metric syktesh VI weights and meas
3nfeS.
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..aClI1cAGo'


khioaRn3!st HU3tk, :sio.E-Cnttie receipts
3.oOt; cffnic2 lkht ted and good TO
nest SyskffliaSsi ,steady; other peS.
steArs and butthef she stock mostly
36t lover primo yseAriines .11.b0; bulk
beef stSsfs b.150 $50: Gamers and
bulls steady; calves slow TO uIlexenly
lower; goaa ana choice stockers about
steady; other, stocker and feeder
Hog receipts 81. 900; OPENED is to
2bc higher; later msrket active. y
to 35c higher than Saturdays. aver.
age; spots 500; bulk lights and itht
butchers. $50 s:sosss bulk .packtng
sow1s ,7.3SS17.76; pigs 1sktcs 2bc Shish-
81; bulk describe 5000 SAY: .s!S \ +.
sheep $4,000; killing tla1ised# open
ed steady; feeder lambs 2fci higher;
fat native lambs to packers: aarly
butchers 500; choice ~
pound western yeariings SIS; west
ern wIethers $50; choice feeder
lambs early 7.6O. tr3. II. ,gE3 -
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GRAIN

minneapolis, Oct. 1o.--Wheat. (
ceipp POS cars, compared wltn Is ,
cars a year. ago. Cash. j.. :
No.al northern $1.sl@ 1.35.E IS
gecemner - 20. May $1.23f
Gern: no. 8 yellow 81 1.2. Il
8sIs. No. 3 white rs s,s@27 So.
taAfl0y S40b4 ~ $50 N;is
Rye, No. 2. SO@So 10. TIKI
Flax. No. 1. s1:8s@ 1870.
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CHICAGO GRAIN Table.
PRODUCE.

Chicago, Oct. 1o.-Butter higher,
receipts 1l,06b tubs; .oreameryg extras
45c;' firsts - 1-2t\4+c; seconds 500
Cheese unchanged.
Eggs steady; receipts $3.50 cases:
irstss 3S@4sc; ordinary hrsts 37@3s;
miscellaneous Ss@4Oc; refrigerator
extras 81 1-2@s5c; firsts 80 1-2@
sic.
Poultry olive lower; fowls 12y@ 22c;
springs ice.
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New York, Oct: 10:--LAberty bonds
at noon: 5 / as $500 first " A1e.5D
bid; second A. s2.7s:: nhrst 4 49, pa
ss: second 4 las $3.50; third 4 1 rs
$500; fourth LIS 95.20i+victory4sa
s-4s 1913; victory I 3-4s sS.40: q:
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The following table compiled by the Federal Reserve Bank of New
York; gives the available figures for monthly production a 8 PERCENTAGES
of normal production. Allowance has been made TO- the normal i-;
crease in production from year % yea and the normal seasonable varia-
ton from month to month 5E 81" - -
" - '% Normal Production-1oO)
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PofATo QUOTATIONS IN.
FAST GRAND FORKS
Early Unios. IS cents per bush
81; Heak; supplied. W r.. i
Douglas company and Farmers'
CS-ppkrAhve association; both
OF. East Grand Forks,
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! GRAIN AND MOIYR.

Minneapolis, Oct. %107-Fiour ~.
Changed to CSC lower. In carioadeinf.
family pa I hts quoted at s 7.io@fsho
q barrel In 9S,po.nd cotton sacSs.
Shipments 1900 barrels. se.TTs
BrAnrSl3.O0. = NJ a
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Chicago Oct. 10.-Potatoes steady
receipts s. scars: total U. s. shipments
1852; " Minnesota and Wisconsin
white "2.lo@2.25 twt; Minnesota ard
North Dakota Red, River Ohios 1850
200 cwt;, South Dakota Early Ohi6s
5a.25@1:6ole wt. nj.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18
". Y. Alumni Urged
to Make Reservations

Norgan;own, W. Va. Nov. lit -
imperative, that all alumni! wh" wish
reservations made for the "h"mr COM
ing alumni dinner THANKSGIVING l'aF
at tn" KlutiS: church here should wrl'e
NJ once TO the secretary OF the west
Virpiuia University Alumni! Association
Or. l.. II. Arnett. and notify him 10
that effect lie expects 10 tie aOle 10
co!rulete his arrangements for the un-
rrr hv November 90 which means that
those who have not yet acted should get
their orders In Tho mail today. Alumni
hpnduuartrrS nftcr the ,Hnlne Will be at
the armnry. where lunch VIII he served.
Tn" alumni VIII start their business
session 1T commencement Hall at 9:3o
THANKSGIVING morning and VIII expedite
matters as much ms possible In order 70
b.. free 10 SEQ the home coming par
AIDE whi,h IS being arranged by STUDENTS
ra,.,il.v ana alumni. AS this parade VIII
start at II O'clock. the business meeting
viii start promptly at tho hour an
nuuuCCd
There IS much important work TO he
taken up ut this meeting. and II Is
therefore urgent that III" meeting he
we'll attended The big thing {" be con-
Sidered Of course IL the securing ni Z
fuli-,tmo paid alumni secretary. which
may mean Tor the alumni! association
than any other sincl" thing, Bu: along
with that comes tho election of officers.
and the adupi!nn uf a new constitution.
. The officers are usually elected at the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18

credit, He was as far A. Grafton On
the return trip.
The report of all drivers was ~ fol-
lows:
Marmon, Driver Frosch. 664 miles
Stutz, Driver Smith. All miles.
Studebakcr, Driver Amos. 454 miles.
Chevrolet. Driver Dobbs. 300 miles.
Oldsmobile. Driver Longmyer' JIG
miles.
Wills Saint-Claire. Driver Scott ITO
7. les.
,dge Driver Wheeler, 1oe miles.
rce-Arrow, Driver Hilton. 100 miles
O land, Driver Schambra, % miles
Oh ,dler. Driver Perrin. IS miles
Ford, Driver Schafrer. 40 miles.
Packard. Driver Burkhart. 80 miles
Buick, Driver Tiggleback. al miles
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18
ALL ELKS BAND WILL
GIVE DANCE DEC. 5

Arrangements were completed last
evening for the dance OF December D..
under the auspices Of All Elk lSand OF
Wheeling nj rhc E.!ks ClHh auditorium.
the proceeds az III" dane" I" "c "s"''
10 furnish uniforms for the band.
Tho attendance viii hr limited ="
I.lks onlv ard al! Elks o: H." Nh"r!in%
,,a,ri,>, are cordially invited I" attend
There will lie no :!chcts sold ar invita-
iiuns mailed
In order that there would J." n" con-
nirting y dates, the amusement COM
ni,tce Of the Whe-'irg lodge mas arre"''
70 cancel the dance Of p"r"nh"r l-'h
and 10 work for III" Su'''"s : o. "a" "'h'e
given by the hand.
The music for the dane" Of l'"""mhHr
9Th Will Ice ru!n!ah"d by AN all FIX or
rhcstra Of twelve MN ana an rhJ"y"h'e
evening Is tn sto"" for "a" members
of the Antlerod Herd "F the valley.
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LutheranS to Accept
West Virginia Farm

Oakland. Md. Nov. IA meeting
was held here today by representatives
Of the Maryland. West Virginia. Nir-
ginia and Allegheny tral Lutheran
synods TO consider III" offer Of Lloyd
Dawson and his sistr". Ehoda I" donate
a farm OF ia acres in Preston county.
w. Va. eight miles from Oakland. Md
FOR n home for aged Lutheran minister's
and their DEFENDANTS The property be-
sides n SIX room house and ouibu!!1tngs
has a saw mill and q wooden mill. Tie
only condition IS that the donors he per
r,itted to remain upon the farm the rest
Of their lives The site Is IN the r"rt"r
OF n large Lutheran popUla ii"''. T."
proposItion will he accepted and tht
place will be made n summer resort
for ministers. missionaries and college
professors,
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FINAL REPORT
IN AUTO RACE
TOTAL OF 3,1l5 MILES MADE BY
CONTESTANTS HAVE TILL
MONDAY TO FINISH
Driver Frosch, in Marmon Car, Is Win
nor With Total SO Far 5e4 Niles

\: tho POPULAR evening dinner. held at
c 30 last Might hy the ! NJ. c. a. the
hnal report 81 the automobile" races was
read. showing Il total Of &,llj miles
made Icy The contestants.
Althuurh this WAS III" final official
report. tn" racers are given, unit! Mon
day :" Nn!%h. giving them 4 chance TO
de- siill hcti"r WORK In the drive. II
WAS stated last evening that all are
very much pleased with the outcome.
and that tho whole affair was 4 COM
plctr success. The total membership
gained was not nvailah'" las: n!,;Ht the
Gral checking up not got being made.
Driver Frosch. in III. Marmnn car.
VAS the winner. with 364 miles To his
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About People
MovsmsntS Of Individuals To Ana
Prom The City.
AT THE HOTELS

Mcclure J. y. IIUgrinS. Huntington:
w. Il i2onnett. Point Pleasant; Is. y.
Hcidelbach. Huntington. A. l.. Cham
bers. Stm!thucld; :. +. krl;rrer. smith
field: W. G. Wells. lark"rShurg, Mis-
Hazel Kirk DUNLAP. New MartinsvtN"
Mrs. c. 3. Highland. New Mnrtinsvt.lc.
Windsor-A. Il. Doyle. Sist"r~T!l'".
Stammt-W. G. Wells. IarkerShurr,
H. l.. Hlmeltrich. Hundred: NJ. l.. Wat
kins. New Martlnsvillc. L. G. Whili".
SPENCER. Oba d. Whtil, Spencer; w. g.
Mason. Spencer; !. H. Mason. Spencer:
&. w. Smith, rarkersburr. l.tnzic Alien
Reader Mrs. c. Il. kig"!. Reader.
Rogers-W. W. Marshall Wheeling.
Mrs. John Shore. Of Middlch"urne. W.
Va. Is surgical patient In the "h!"
Valley Gene,al hospital. having come
10 the institution Wednesday ~ ur-
dergo an operation. She was accom-
panied 70 Whcclipg by her Husband and
her sister. Mrs. Charles INgel". rt Mid
llchOurne.
Mrs. =. L. Broadwa'er and sons.
charles. Jr.. Danny and Eugene. ~ Mid
dlehourne. W. Va. are guests Of Wheel
ing friends.
Mrs. Mary Rogers Reynolds. Of this
city. who is q surgical patient in II"
Gill hospital nj SteubenViilc. o., IL re-
ported 10 he recovering rapidly.
Mrs. Ivan Ol.cary and son are guests
Of Mrs. OLcary's brother and wife. MT
and Mrs Austin Miller, at Eomney. W.
Va.
Mr. and Mrs r. F. Samuels have re-
turned To their home at larkersourS
after spending Il few days visiting
friends In this city.
Attorney and Mrs. s. -. R"y"" plan
10 leave December Sd for Florida where
they Will spend the winter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18
LANDLORD SENTENCED

New York Nov. 17.-Samuel Joseph
son, landlord. was sentenced BY tho
court Of special sessions today to pay
$3.50 fine and spend 80 days IN tho work
house for failure to supply hot water
TO a tenant The tenant. Benjamin P.
sheinman. testified Josephson had cut
off the hot water in an effort to COM
mel him to vacate his apartment
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YidtorH Honorsd

Mr.. and Mrs. 5. 7. RusS.es' OF
|Circ!ev!ne. o.. who are guests ot VT
and Mrs. William A. l.ett At their nome
on North Main street. have been honoreo
a. a series OF charming informal social
affairs during their stay here. AISs
Genev!eve Norton entertained al her
hon, Yesterday evening N honor Of
Mr.. and Ms Rugg.eS. and Mr.. and MIS-
Iset. were hosts a. \ dinner party with
M. and Mrs Rusgles as honor quests
TUESDAY evening. Covers were MIA ios
the following:
NeSsrS. and MesdaTeS-
A \ Wheat =. T RuSg.es
William A ISete
MeSdaTeS-
A-rS Ru-. o. Man Elizabeth Wheat
n.ng;on Jenny NendersAo;t
lauru Eel Wheat
A.sSes--
Marian RGgEles Katherine E"ss'es
Jenny No-:o3
NesScS.-
George X W%-L: Joseph Noecker
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its monthly dinner a. thu f"Ge Davis
Tea Room this evening. An interesting
program OF after dinner speeches mas
been prepared and Il full at,"nd"nc" 81
tho members is desired.
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Progressive Club TO meet
The Progressive cub OF the I. W. =
4 will me-; this evening n : o'clock
at tho association building. An inter
ex.!ng program has been arranS"d ana
all business and professional women
who arc interested N the WORK "t lne
club are invited to hc present.
For Mrs. Brennan
Mrs j. J Reuter- entertainer IN
formally at bridge At her r"Sid"n"" on
the National Road yesterday afternoon
In honor OF Mrs. J. $. brennan. or
IIt;shurrE. who is the guest OF Mrs }.
Adam Blum. The guest list Included
few intimate friends OF ;he honor guest
Thanksgiving Dance
The following invitations nave oeeh
received for what promises TO be ono
OF the most enjoyable OF the Thanksgir-
Ing dances
Alpha II Alumni fraternity
requests the pleasure ~; your compan!
at the
ElK's club. Martins Ferry. Ohio
THANKSGIVING Specially Dance
Friday evening. November %
nineteen hundred twenty
Program 5000
Dancing 900 =. n.
Jones Novelty Entertainers
tSiX pieces
Committee
Freeman. Davis, Webb
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w.dns,day Afternoon Club.

D- and Mrs. J. A M,Gle0n VIII on
terrain the members OF the Wednesday
Afternoon Club this evening at their
home In Rrookside. Tho club usually
meets in the afternoon but on 'hts or'a-
sion tho husbands OF the club mem
hers will be present 4 program "t III
formal social pleasures Will occupy IN,
guests for scvera, hours. and the affair
Will conclude with the serving OF dell
c!ouS luncheon.
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SILVER WEDDING
At EL|G HOME
~. and Arrs. William @. EnS To csls-
orIts Their silver wedding Ami
vsrsary At Charming Social AZ
fair This Evening
ytsieors Hold Place OF honor At Var
iouS Informal Social Anairs This
week

The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. William u
Ellg In Edsdale will be the scene OF
charming social aT4~r this evening"
SHhen the host and hostess ceieorat'
their silver weddiA; anniversary Inc
lower floor OF the home Will ne attt'C-
lively decorated. FOR the occasion. iuS-
ters OF yellow chrySan themums Will oe
used in tho dining room and living room
Bridge will be the diversion or the
evening and a tempting luncheon or en-
ouisite appointments Will be served Ut
the conclusion OF play. MT. ana MIS-
Elig's guests will be
Messrs and MesdameS
Fred q. Stroehmarr Harry klinkter
John .. Schenk mas. j S'nu'H
Edward Schenk John Me1Ser' or
J. c. Strohcl Aetna, IA.
Charles pieSnisr John AroenZ
YIN. Stelnblcker Geo. st. Meyer
william J. Ennis Gus Schneider
Thomas O'Donnel Henry Hachman
wilbur Flood Harry Str"oel
c..orqa HINT Samuel b MontEon
I.stsr r,ov,n cry. OF Kincwood
Charles Cole Lawrence Str"oeI
Edward Schmetchel Henry q. Wetner
Harry Schmetchel J. {. Freese
James Aleaugh
Mesdames:
Re,Ie FLINT Hannah Korn
Augusta Walton
Misses:
Sophie Elig Minnie farNins
Katherine Elis
Messrs:
Er.l Il E,Nx Christian Els
Edward {. Ellg William smith
Milton Griffin
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r-r Bazaar and sadg. Tea

a-. - -, nos .u;"r"s;:3E S"cla!
.. ....., .: n. week vas the bazaar and
..~..-... - gi.an At n" home Of Mrs.
f'-.>..-,, Ba-'.'c N Main street yester-
d.. go, ladies - III. S"c0ui TwiG.
,a~"', .: hrau;tsui hand mad" and en-
h-..,.-~.i articles were on display IN
H.. .uGaar which opened a. O'Clock.
Dating the afternoon many PEOPLE took
advantage Of the opportunity TO pur-
,uaSa holiday gifts and good sum
", r"a,.1..i FOR the benefit ~ the Ohio
Valley General hospital. Bridge was
o.. 70, Nd between the hours OF TWO and
trf- and a number -. guests also ar
I'd a. the lea hour Tho ladies OF
e.. Second Tw!s who sponsored the
AFFAIR are.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18

A British company claims to have
pcrfccted a process whereby subst:-
tute for coal can be made by treating
chalk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18
Trox Club Dance

The next Of the series ~ dances given
by the Trek Club" wi. He held this
evening a, the Carroll Club Auditorium.
The Melody Boys will furnish tho dance
music tor the occasion. and the club
members and thc!- friends are looking
forward 10 an evening OF enjoyment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18

OF 100000 homes destroyed in l"-
land during II" war. about ""o.'"V
have been rebuilt
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It. Joseph. Alumnae Elect Officers.

The alumnae OF 81. J"Hcph's Academy
held their annual meeting yesterday
evening n tnc music hail OF tho acad-
envy The biennial election OF OFFICERS
featured the meeting. very rev
Father e. II. Muy" presided over the
uca,iny. which was opened wiki prayer.
followed hy the Papa! anthem sung IN
chorus Mss Lillian Humphrey. presi-
den, Of the association. called the meet
INK 20 order The report OF the treasury
department, for tho year was read b!
Miss Katherine Jordan. The Follow
INK Officers were elected.
Miss Mayme Carey. president.
Mrs X. l.. He'll. vice president.
Mrs. A. Hellstern. second vice preSl-
dent.
Miss Margaret Doyle. secretary.
Miss katherine Jordan. treasurer.
T!r. ru-a.ing closed with an address
10 the new officers by Rev. Moye.
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decorations OF fail flowers and tol'aee
and after several hours spent In danrsnE
q luncheon Of attractive appointments
will De served.
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Informal Dance

Mss Angela Suffer will entertain n
number Of friends at an informal dance
at he- h"m" in Mt Olivet Saturday eve
ming. The suffer home will have pretty
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Informal Party.

Mrs. Ralph Wagner and Miss Jessie
Williams will be joint hostesses at a
,.lirhtrul affair 1T the home OF Mrs
Wagner in SprsnSdale this evening. In,
..rr,?al social pursuits will engage the
..,.sts for several hours. after which
. dainty luncheon will 20 served
,g.nng those, present will be:
Misses:
IRA MeudPl, Ada Thompson.
I'M, Null Hazel Frazier
In, yIouston. Jessie Williams
Mira Little.
Mesdames:
.Joseoh Rose Harry Brennan.
.s,er crow william Anawalt
Russell Campbell. Max C"oerley'
Carl Se.berL
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Business wonans Club
The Business Wonen's club VIII hold
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800" Party

Mrs = :. E'oa;s r"araIsngly en;e7-
.a.neI .. S-Da" x 'U5 4 friends at her
home =. R:yoSS.Ge Wednesday after
noon. 80" vas &c diversion % tho
a...-a2. .. al 4 dainty luncheon was
,,-,~t ;. re CONFUSION @ he games.
t. p.-S-nt we5e:
esda mes
Caa-.e~ DaYshe'.y 'e.a-'es HMaHeE o
t.oo7 NJ J. Sr.;:Ie.s
waiter Na,-e Fra2H"3 A;'.7-ne
~. E.-l ". 7. Smith
\ r Tx
-.
A.. ..-..s- Ge-c-s:le Marsh
s.. liEth"S
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To Address woman's Club

Miss ior,!a Wills will lecture 70 the
wonan's Tab tomorrow afternoon at
z39 a. the A. o. Z. W. hail. on Civic
Work Mad" Interesting" Miss Willis
will lecture under the auspices OF m.
Icivics department OF the Woman's Club
Mrs. Homer HcGregor director OF the
department will bo tho chairman for
the day.
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McSdancs
Mr.. wHRht HoEs-

~. JACK Wright entertained a small
group OF friends At his home in High
land Park. yesterday evening. compi-
mentinK Miss Marian RuCgles. OF Cir
clesr.ile o.. who Is a visitor IN tho Guy.
Four u lcs accommodated Mr. Wr!ghts
guests for an interesting session OF
bridge. and n tempting luncheon was
served at the conclusion OF play. Those
present were:
Misses:
Elsie Lee Storer. Marie Rolf.
I.eeanna Hubbard. Marian RuEgles.
Margaret westtall. Margaret Irwin.
Mary wilson.
MeSsrs:
George wheat Dewey Quarter.
B"r COhurn. Francis Wood.
Bill uIrei Thomas Baron.
Charles Miller. Steuhenville,
Mr. and Mrs. F.. d, Hopkins.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-05
EUROPE'S WAITS
SEEK SHELTER
Near East Relief Workers Get
Word of Conditions.

Thousands Of hungry, starving chill
dren are knocking at the gates Of Ameri-
can orphanages, already overcrowded in
Armenia and Syria. according to the In
diana committee Of Near East Relief, 4O3
City Trust building.
Telcgraphtc appeals burdened with
distress from national headqua rters In
New York are OF so much concern to the
State committee Of which John H. Holt
day is chairman, that rel gious organi-
cations, fraternal societies and women's
clubs particularly are urged to strain
every effort to obtain orphan adoption
and keep these children alive.
Imagine the responsibility and heart
ache" said Thomas &. Day, treasurer OF
Near East Relief, when big hearted
American relief worker has to decide
which two or three Of n group of twelve
or fifteen waits he can offer shelter and
food, kindly but firmly closing the door
or the others who must then move on,
literally worse on than the stray dogs
and cats which may have similarly sur
vived the massacres and deportations."
Five dollars a montn VIII afford food
and shelter for one Of these children.
Mrs. z. c. Rumplcr, chairman Of the
womans division of Near East Relief. is
striving to have every womans orgauizS-
ton in Indiana adopt" one or more Of
these orphans.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-05
CULVER OFFICER
BACKING RELIEF
Col. Gignilliat Endorses Hoo
yer European Fund.

Col. L. r. Gignllliat Of Culver Academy.
Culver, Ind. commander OF the depart
ment Of Indiana. American Legion, In
strong Endorsement of the Herbert
Hoover European relief fund expresses
confidence that the legionalres through
out the State will aid in the movement.
In a statement made today Colonel
Gignilliat declares: THE appeal for tie
starving children Of Europe comes with
especial force when the Joyfulness and
Injuries Of our American children stand
out in such vivid contrast. Besides the
justice of the cause itself, Il is no small
satisfaction to see the eight great relief
organizations united to meet the great
eed. With this pooling of effort and
the efficiency of Mr.. Hoover there goes
assurance that every dollar will reach
its goal. l am confident that the legion
ares throughout the state viii be found
heartily in sympathy and glad to aid
in any way they can"
Mrs. Meyer EfrOymson. chairman, and
Mrs. Wolf Sussman, vice chairman of
the wOmen's organization to canvas the
mile square, have called n meeting for
Thursday forming at 10 o'clock at 147
North Pennsylvania street. All who are
willing to cooperate are invited TO at
tend.