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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-12
Local Drama League
Presents a Play

The pupils of the Drama League cen
ter of schools ., Is, 81 presented a pil-
grim play. preceding the picture, "AIice
in Wonderland" at the Colonial Theater
tbs morning in observance of childrens
hook week under the auspices OF the In
diana Indorsers of Photoplay
The play was directed by Mrs. Charles
McNUa'l assisted by the chairman Of the
Junior Drama League, Mrs. James Kali
len Thaate- parties are to be given
by Mrs. David Ross, Mrs. r. e. O'Con-
nor. Miss Betty Barcus, Mrs Robert
Keadall. Mrs Theodore Wagner, Mrs.
G. V Dunbar Mrs. NJ. E. Robbins, Mrs
Mvron Rinker and Mrs Harvey Smith
The music Will be furnished by Miss
Elizabeth Vollmer Any women In the
city arranging for theater parties call
Mrs. Walter Geisel. Mrs. David Ross or
Ms. NJ L. Robbins.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-12

In the coming of PERCY Granger, we'll
known pianist composer. who will be the
assisting artist for the fall concert of the
Mendelssohn Choir, Monday evening
Nov IS at Caleb Mills Hall. Indianapolis
will welcome a musician who is not only
recognized as a genius of the piano but
one who is an American.
PRESENTS OWN
COMPOSITIONS.
TIE numbers 10 be presented by the
artist VIII include y group OF his own
compositions and some OF the greatest
classics ever written for the piano. MT.
Graineer's Interpretation Of Chopin anu
List are marked with technique and
viriIity which have won triumphs for him
in every city where he has appeared and
critics haze bestowed upon him the most
flatternc tributes which have ever been
showered upon 4 native American
musician. His work, though powerful in
dvrainies Is tempered 10y wonderful
rhythmic clarity and clear cut phrasings
CHOIR 70 DISPLAY
IULL POWERS.
The choral numbers to he given h. the
choir under the direction Of Perceval
Owen have been chosen with a view to
permit the choir to display its fullest
possible vocal powers. The program
will cpen with The choral offerin IF
Mendelss hons arran cement for the "1fttN
Psalm with its thunderuus ami majesti"
phrasincs. This viii he the only c"ro-
position to b. sung by tn choir vil
accompaniment. Mrs. Pxrcrrrl N"r=n as
sisting At the piano. NJ til. o.ter s,'ec-
tions will be sung a cap.iI. I-ese viii
include three secular part songs How
Sweet the Moonlight Sleeps" tEfon Fan
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-12
Let Kyrd Tell You
HOIU to Attain Beauty

Kyra will hold her reception Tues
day afternoon.
Good news is pleasant to repeat and
10 hear.
Therefore. today's further reminder
that Kyra. Venus of classic dancers viii
dance, lecture and hold a reception be
fore women readers of The Indiana Daily
Times at ; p. m. Tuesday. at the M:lrat
theater. Admission is absolutely free,
conditioned only upon the presentation
Of the coupon printed in this newspaper
today.
Women who admire beauty and aspira
20 increase their own charms, or in
other words. all women. may find in
SEPARATION and interest in the health and
beauty matinee.
How to develop a supple we'll proper
toned figure. chase the marks of agt
from the face impart the sparkle and ap-
peal Of health to the personality. theS-
are some OF the secrets the famous dan
GER will unfold TO her audience.
Is STAR DANCER.
who is Kyra? She is the star classic
dancer with the "Whirl of New YORK
company, which opens its engagement
Monday night ut the Murat theater
Additional facts are that she is -
wears old and has the appearance Of
being younger. She has long, slender
limbs. a marvelously supple rounded
body. aud a wealth of brown hair. Her
physical perfection and prolonged youth
fitness are due to the methods Of per
sOnal care. of which she will tell 81.
the matinee arranged by The Indiana
Daily Times.
Coming from a line Of fat people
whisper IL that her mother weighs 1SS
Kyra early decided to maintain through
life her youthful slenderness and grace
Most Of her methods she developed her
self Her only instructor was AbOlian
Non HolOyet. Assyrian dancing masetr.
with whom she studied and travelled IN
the Orient for three years
PRESENT THE COUPON.
Women and girls more than 16 will
be admitted to the matinee upon pre-
senting the coupon. All other persons
are excluded. The performance will be
a frank and sincere demonstration Of
physical perfection with advice upon how
others may attain it.
Clip the coupon published today in The
Times and come early to the theater. No
one may enter after All seats are taken.
Admission free. The return in enjoyment
and in vital information will be great.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-12
ARRANGE SORORITY CELEBRATION

Among ths brilliant social events
in Greek letter circles is the Found
ers day celebration of the Mu Phi
Epsilon Sorority, to be held at the
Hotel SEVERN tonight, the local
chapter of the Metropolitan School
of Music acting as hostesses. Miss
Mildred Casey is president of the
chapter and Miss Jessamine Bark
ley. retiring president, will act as
toastmistress at the dinner. OF the
general committee on arrangements
Mrs. n r. Gruber and Miss Hilda
iirkman have been active in plan
Ing the details for the dance. The
dinner Is to be held at 6 30 o'clock
for the members and the dance will
follow, when a group of guests are
to be entertained. Reservations for
ssxty-four have been made for the
inner and about 900 are expected
for the ball
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-12

sing viking Song (Colridge TsyloF);
Song If the Sea" Waring). and Carry
Me Back to old Virginia" Duets will be
Meath the Stars" a. Goring Thomas;
Love like the Dawn Comes Stealing"
tCadmant. The Lincoln String Trio
vi play the overture to Romeo and
juliet" "Iiollyhocks.' Peoples" Bach
elor Ruttons" and 'Daffodils" from Henry
HadleEs Ballet Of the Flowers
The Lincoln Trio is composed of Ella
Schroeder. violin: Consuelo Couchman,
cello. and Berta Miller Ruick. piano.
Mr. Horace whitehouse. organist and
choirmaster at Christ Episcopal Church,
will play the following recital of organ
music Sunday afternoon, Nov 10, at
o'clock:
Karl- Ebert .......... Choral Improvisations
Rejoice Greatly. o My Soul
t. IN tie Depths Of Ny Heart
NeadelsS 5bn...,......P Prelude in G Major
Eheiaheraer. Pastoral Sonata
A1dants Untermezze
-. lf1-uA 40
z '~crs Observation-Disclosures. ). Rayerie
Sc2Gm nm .......-.. ....:...In Paradise
'liss Eerth1 Newman has been engaged
at ty n - cf classic dancing at the In
- I'M C-Ta~o nf Music and Fine Arts
- Nsrman has ntal instructor at st
" 1ti; ,l.iaMy a-'d at other conserva-
t,r IS 2:I 't"les - her new position with
cta 81 ,atla cXpar;e~ca in teaching.
~ s. Irae Frances Ph.nney will pre-
tae low nc pupils in voice and
pi.no study in rsc.tal q the Library
ar, TUESDAY ,ve@ing. Nov. 10:
q homa aErcl Mse Shi-py Blva Davis,
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program which included talks on the
rational convention. held at Churlev0fx.
Mich, last summer and New Fraternity
Legislation" by the following members
Miss Ii bel Curryor, Miss Blanch Stanley
Miss Laurel Cessna. Miss Marjorie Par
rish, Miss Sarah ,Birk Miss Martha
Hawkins. and Miss Fannie Miner. Mrs
Iuer was assisted by Mrs H. G.. King.
Mrs. $. G. Lesgc Mrs Zerelaud Leonard.
Mrs.FWaiter Iirdel, Mrs A. b. Anderson
and Mrs. o. a. Hoffman.
Mrs. II, -. Garman entertained last
evening with . dirner at her home. 20G2
North Meridian street, Mt which the on.
easement Of Miss Ruth May Railsback 10
Robert y. Armstrong was announced
Inc table was charmingly arranged with
q tlnF green pcrg0la resting on a cir
GUAR mirror, rs centerpicce The col
ors OF the Delta Zeta sorority. Of which
Miss Railsback is member. were On,
Iled ont in The PINK roses and smiIov
WIN when the rorooa was decorayed
ana miniature wedding favors oncircled
the mirror. Tho place cards ,v.ra nee
messenger bows bearing the announoa
nent ~ me form of kilograms Corors
poiIat saiI TOT MISS Railsback, Mrs Charles
P',th So" ,' Mrs. d. X. Armstrong. Miss
strone 'S "Hu MISS Martha Arm
S'iohg' Mrs {. p. Lesh. Miss C6orIot,.
Lesh and Miss Helen I,esb Mr. ia" n io'. -
w; Lesh' Miss Bernice Reagan MI,
aueie Homer, Mrs. Garman. Mis- 1InIea
A'oulSe "afman and Harry Garmon Tr
~
mrs. !. Gilbert George entertained u.;.,
Il &hcheon for members Of w. 80
s 5. ana picture committees of the I'm
No. rnoorsers OF Photoplay. Thurs
'Tal ne guests included Mrs. David
i nt"Ss' yrs walter Geisel, Mrs. NJ. r. Rob
CO. Ni.T i r. Axe Mrs. Davidson. Mrs
IeorEe Marcus. Mrs. PIoom6n1h Me-
MIS- Robert Kendall. Mrs Theodoro W.
ncr MIS- r. w Dommerly. Mrs Mvron
hlnker. Mrs Charles Davidson NTrs ~
IettJohn, Mrs. George Finfrock NTrs
j. W. Vestal ana Mrs. G. Il. Williamson
-
MISS La Ncrne Deer was hostess for
It "nher given last evening ut her hon.
Tor the members Of the Sigma phi 1,bi
sorority. Covers were lad for. Miss Ruth
father, Miss Gladys VI. Cline. Miss Coran
Siersdale, Miss Geo Strait uiss
Marguerite Deer ana Miss OpoI Kent
$50
The Women's Rotary Club will have 81
luncheon and business meeting MONDAY
N the Florentine room at the Claypool
Hotel. i''''
DR.. and Mrs Frank S. Jacobs RAJ
Iemple avenue, announce the maria 90
Of their daughter Charlotte. f. Fred II
Schmidt, Jr. son Of Nj and Mrs. Fred II
Schmidt Of West nend. Wis. which took
place Nov. 3, at Milwaukee. Wis.
The Phi Beta Psi Sorority will give =
subscription dance ut the Independent
Athietic cub, Friday evening, Nov. IS
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-12
FIRST CONCERT
PROMISES TO BE
MUSICAL FEAST
Community Chorus VIII Sing
at TOnaginsOn Hall
q NOU. 90.

The first of the seasons municipal con-
certs will be in the nature of Thanks
giving musical feast at Tomlinson Hall,
Sunday. Nov 90 at p. m., when the
Indianapolis Community Chorus under
the direction of Ernest Hesser, director
of music of the public schools, will sing
Mendelssohns beautiful choral WORK,
THE Hymn Of Praise"
The concert which is made possible by
the indianapolis school board and board
of park commissioners, will be free to the
public The soloists, who are all local
artists ara Mrs. james II. Lowry and
Mrs. Everett johnson. sopranos; Charles
McCarty, tenor, Miss Dorothy knight,
accompanist, and the Indianapolis
Municipal symphony Orchestra VIII as
sist Frequent rehearsals of the chorus.
soloists and orchestra under the director
Mr.. Hesser viii insure the music loving
public pleasing concert. A general re-
hcarsal of the chorus will take place at
Caleb NILS Hail Monday night.
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CLMb Index

Aftermath Club-Thursday Hostess.
Mrs Frank T. Oxenford. 1920 North hi
no's street Mrs Frank T. Day will talk
on Flora and Fauna" and Mrs. o. l..
Hemphill viii discuss the Problem of
the Rivers
q
Culture Cluh-Friday. Hostess. Mrs f.
A Remv. 139 East Drive. Woodruff Place.
Mrs. Sarah Campbell viii talk on Holly
wool" and Mrs. Bert Essex will have rs
her subject. An Auto Tour Through Cal
ifornia'
Expression Club-Tuesday Hostess
Mrs. John 4. Sink. 263o North Illinois
street Mrs Leo X. Feslor will give a
talk on Expression" and Mrs Jennette
Vaughn win discuss certain phases Of
music
independent Social Club.-Tuesday
Hostess. Mrs. r. 7. Clark. apartment 1.
the Halcyon. a regular business session
is 10 be held.
indianapolis woman's Club-Friday.
Propylaeum Ethel ElizaberN Cleland
will talk on "Trumpets in the Market.
and Adele s. Burckhardt will have as her
topic for discussion. Others Apart sat
on n Hin Retired"
IrvnEton Fortnightly Club Friday.
Hostess. Mrs Louis Dirks. 303 South
Ritter avenue Mrs. e. l.. Stubs viii
read q nepor on washington Irving. Is
sayist." and will talk On Irving as a
humorist
Irvincton Quest Club Thursday. Host
eSs Mrs J II. Arlington. % Johnson
avenue Miss Elizabeth Cowan viii talk
on "Sy.tcmatizinG the Household Budget"
and Mrs G. ". Hamilton viii give a talk
on "OGr National senate"
Keramic Club Monday. Hostess Mrs.
Robert Turnbul 1921 Ruckie streer. as
sistahts Miss Mabel Erary and Mrs.
Percival Brown The regulaf luncheon
meeting is TO he held
Monday Club Monday. Hropylaeum.
Mrs. Douglass Bash Mrs Walter Nc
Dougall and Mrs. II. r. McColley viii dis
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cuss current events ana Mrs Edward E.
Files will give the m1 ical program.
Mystic Tie club Thursday. Hostess,
Mrs. David Bcmbarger. 1S2s Broadway.
President day will be observed. he pro
gram TO lie in charge of Mrs. L. f. Snot
IN aud Mrs John Brenner
Wednesday Afternoon Club-Saturday.
Hostess. Mrs r. II. Davidson 1898 West
VI chigan street, Mrs y. &. Sicily VIII
talk on The FIRST Thanksgiving, ana
Mrs Z. W Hawkins viii be in charge of
the musical program.
Womans Advance Cluh-l AuGsdGy
Hostess. Mrs. Ebert Storer, 3f44 NORTH
Illinois street. Mrs. {. 7. Cook win taiE
on France" and Mrs NJ. s. Un-er viii
toad the current events. The rasp'n 5e-
VIII be from ;Le works CT Holm 5.
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Marion County
w. CT. u. Notes

Armistice day was observed by Marion
County W. c. T. I. by mass meetings
in the various churches, at which time
special prayer was offered for the reduc
ton of armament of the world. Appro-
pirate addresses were given on American
izati0n and other departmental work. 1t
was day when White Ribboners re-
consecrated themselves for q greater work
for the welfare of humanity.
W C. 7. L. county superintendent
will have an all day meeting at the
Y. NJ c.. A, in room F. Thursday. Nov.
IL, beginning at 10 o'clock. AS this is
the first meeting of the year. all local
and county superintendent are urged
to he present and become acquainted
with the plan of work
Zerelda Wallace Union will hold its
regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Alta
Bailey. II West Thirty Fifth street,
Tuesday Nov. 10, at p. m. Miss Eliz-
abeth Cowan of the Fletcher Savings and
Trust Company, will speak on Home
Economics"
Edgewood Longacra, W. c. 7. L.. will
meet at . o'clock Wednesday, Nov. 16.
with Miss Lucy Carrie Miss Elizabeth
Cowan win Npeak on Home. Economics. "
-,'4ffd'nn ". +" r. -''' $500 r-'.'
MIS-. Arhur u Eehinsoa .933 East
Washington street Wednesday, Nov. 16
at p. III. Mrs. Ellen Davis will lead
devotions and Mrs. Isaac Daniels su-
perintendent of anti-narcotics, will have
charge Of the meeting. DR.. Harry L.
Foreman will give an address on Pre-
caution There will be special music.
New members are especially invited.
Nina Brigham Union will meet Fri
day. Nov Is. with Mrs Addie Lancaster
1888 Brookside avenue at > p. m.
Thurman W. {. T. L. met Friday for
special prayer service and had an in
tercsting program.
Elijah beth Stanley. w G. T. l.. will
hold its regular meeting at Fletcher
place Church Friday. Nov. Is. Mt p. m.
An interesting program has been ar
ranged and Americanizaton work will
be discussed
North East Union will have an aT-day
meeting NJ the nome of Mrs. jennie
Yount. 90 DeQuit-y street. Thursday,
Nov II.
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MUSIC NOTES.

TIE lincoln Trio will give the usual
cor1~a-t ut the Hotel Lincoln, Sunday,
G: 80 to p. n
The Lincoln vocal quartette. composed
of Francis Johnson. soprano; Mary Traub
Busch, contralto; Harry Calland, tenor,
and Elmer Andrew steffenj baritone, win
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-12

Here are some more views of Kyra.
the perfect woman, that testify tc
her grace and beauty. She will tell
women readers of the Daily Times
lust how they, too, can attain :.2r-
lection at a special matinee next
Tuesday
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-12
MEETIN.aS

l'dpils of St Iohu's Academy are ar
r9n"ing card party to he held at the
catholic Community Horse. 124 West
Georgia street, Friday evenings
Golden Rule Lodge No -. Ladies Aux
ii@ry 70 K. Il. 7. will have an ali-day
lgl 'Ebrrsd"v. Nov II. at the home of
rs. VI. l.. Mrehl. 2229 Morgan street.
stess will be assisted BY Mrs H.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-12
etIoNs I.oosEi. AIDS THIEyEs.

LEIPZIG. Nov 12.-While 10000 visitors
wera, throngiug the Zoo here thieves set
Up the cry, "'rhe lions are loosev In the
mani" that followed the thieves snatcssS@
hundreds of watches, handbags as
purses.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-12

for the wedding will include Miss Martha
I.c"surc of Chicago, maid-uf honor: Miss
Lucille Bailey, Miss Marian Wheeler,
Miss. Louise Strickland. maids of honor;
Joseph Strickland. best man; D. VI. Mill
holland. Herbert Jenkins ana Henry
Myers. ushers. Miss Bernice Bailey. sis
Ter of the bride-eleet, will sing a group
Of songs preceding the service.
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DO You Doubt Her Beauty

You can learn these exercises and
become beautiful like this Venus C
the stage.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-12

Nina Brigham Union viii meet Fri
day. Nov. 1S, with Mrs. Addie Lancaster
1885 Brookside avenue. at p. m.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-12

Thurman W {. T. L. met Friday for
special prayer service and had an in
tercstin; program.
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Edgewood Longacre, W. G 7. L.. will
meet at . o'clock Wednesday, Nov. 16,
with Miss Lucy Carrie Miss Elizabeth
Cowan viii Npeak on Home. Economics"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-12

indianapolis alumni chapter of ri Beta
mi. met this. aGerueor AT The home OF
Mrs Noble Parker, 1910 Park avenae
Mrs Robert zener was in charge OF the
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-12

Expression Club-Tuesday Hostess
Mrs. John \. Sink. 263O Moth Illinois
street Mrs. Leo Il Feslcr will give
talk on Expression" and Mrs Jennette
Vaughn win discuss certain phases Of
NJ.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-12

Elizabeth Stanley. W. c. T. l.. will
hold its regular meeting at Fletcher
Place Church Friday Nov Is. at p. m.
An interesting program has been ar
ranged and Americanization work will
be discussed.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1921-12-30
Officers
Installed
MdSOnS and Stars Hold Joint
Installation Ceremonies
Tuesday Night
Large Number Present
Delightful Luncheon Served
By Stars
Large Number Present

Tuesday evening at the Masonic
Temple Joint installation of the
officers of Evergreen Chapter of
the Eastern Star and Mt. MOriah
Lodge A. +. & A. M. was held and
the officers for the ensuing year
were installed.
The Stars installed their officers
first. with Mrs. j. Ii. Fryberger,
Grand Ruth of the Grand Chapter
If South Dakota, acting as install
ling officers. and Mrs. +. H. Sears.
Past Matron of the local Chapter
acting as Grand Marshal. The
installation ceremonies Of the La
dies was certainly pretty sight
to witness and most favorable CO.
mments were heard on all sides of
the able way in which the work
vas done, The officers installed
were; Rev A. V. Bryan, WORTH
Parton: Mrs. j. X. Fowler, Assoc
ate Matron; Mrs. W. O. Biddle,
Conductress; Mrs. Floyd G.. Coyc,
associate Conductress; J. K. Fow-
'er Secretary; J. H. Fsybergqr, CHI.
aplain; Mrs. Byron CowelI. Organ
ist; Otto c. Sharon, ,Scntinef; and
Star Points. Mrs Frank Coye, Ada:
Mrs. J. II. Fryberger, Ruth; Mrs.
K. N. Rounds, Martha and Mrs.
F. l. Wray, Elccta. Mrs. S. Z.
Brooks, who has been elected Wo-
thy Matron, was absent at Yank-
on and vii be installed at later
meeting.
Following the Star installation
he Masonic installation was held,
With Past Master A. G. Granger
citing as installing officer and
Past Master Frank Coye acting
IS Grand Marshal. The following
aicers were installed: Worshipful
Master, j. +. Brockelsby; Senior
Warden, Otto {. Sharon: Junior
Warden, J. H. Dithmer; Secretary,
Floyd &. Coye; Treasurer, J. C..
Pcase: Senior Deacon, FIagg p.
Carlisle; Junior Deacon, Selmer
Solem; Senior Steward, K. N. Ro-
unds; Junior Steward, Morris Z.
Adelstein; Chaplain, Rev. A. V. Br
van and Tyler, S. Wellman.
Following the installation cere-
monies dandy two course supper
vas served in the Temple dining
Dom by the ladies Of the Star and
.he large number present greatly
enjoyed the refreshments. TAX
IN all together the evening was
most delightful one and everyone
present felt we'll repaid for attend
ing
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he had twice been the presidential
nominee of a million of voters,
had its influence in reaching de-
cision favorable to his release.
The president expressed the wi
sh that it is stated that the grant
Of clcmency in the cases acted up
on does not question the justice OF
any action of the courts III cnforc-
ing the law in a time of national
peril, but he feels the ends Of JUS
tice have been fairly met in view
of the changed conditions.
The vast majority of so-ca lcG
political prisoners still imprisoned
are the |. w. W. group. are rarely
American citizens and have no GO
cd claims to executive clemency
A number of convicted citizens
have never been imprisoned, owing
to appeals under bond. There
are also many thousands of indict
ments under war legislation still
pending. These do not come un-
Ter executive consideration"
a supplementary white house
statement on the Debs' case furth
er amplifed the view taken by tn,
president.
There is no question of his gu
ilt and that he actively and pul
posely obstructed the draft" thi
statment said.
In fact, he admitted it at tn
trial, but sought to Justify his a,
ton. He was by no means, how
ever. as rapid and outspoken in hi
expressions as many others. an.
out for his prominence and IT,
resultant far reaching effect of hi
words, very probably might not h
We received the sentence he di
He is an old man, not strong ph,
sically. He is man of niue
personal charm and impressive p,
sonality which qualifications mad
him a dangerous man, calculat.'
to mislead the unthinking and al
ording excuse for those with criA
nal intent"
One woman, Mrs. Idell Kenned
convicted at Los Angeles Of him
ering, the selectiye service act, b
arranging with an oculist to fur
ish national army men with ey
glasses which distorted their Vi
ion and made them unfit for arr
service was included in the lis
with notation that Presidor
Wilson previously had reduced nc
sentence from IL to three year
IN condition that she be placed ]
4 sanitarium for the insane.
Continued on page three
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Christmas Tree
At Church

The usual Christmas tree and or
ogram was given last Friday even
ing at the Church by the pupils
of the Presbyterian Sunday Sch
ooi. The building was packed,
and 2 delightful program was rem
dered, consisting of speaking, sing
ing and exercises. and a large, be-
autifully decorated tree, together
with the decorations of the CHI, rch
room gave evidence of the occas-
ION being commemorated. Santa
Claus made his appearance at the
close OF the program, and deliver
ed gifts TO the little people and pv
eryone was remembered with sa-
ok of candy and nuts. The teach
ers Of the Sunday School laborcd
hard for the success of the occas-
ION and they are ~ be congra.u
lated on the very creditablc show
ing made by their pupils in the
various parts of the program ASST
gned to them.