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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-23
TOO MUCH MUSIC
Wheeling. W. Va
August %, 1927

Wheeling. w. Va.
Angus; %, 1927.
Editor Of the Wheeling ln;cliiEence''
Wheeling. West Virginia.
Dear Sir;
I've on Seventeenth street anu no
does a certain party who owns pan"
work in the day time and Work nara
and like 10 have my sleep at night
but tho fellow with the piano don't
seem to know II and II his attention Is
drawn 70 this hope he considers this
matter little. II seems that every
night about eight o'clock. this party
opens his front door and then starts
his piano going and never stops once
until after he has played over every
pisce Of music that has been written.
Now Mr.. Editor. Ike good music and
know what good music Is. but ! do not
like 70 hear tho same music played ovcr
every night for about four hours OF con-
,inuous playing and having those wild
strains constantly floating around my
window from eight o'clock AT night
until midnight. am no kicker on this
party but think that II would DO 10 the
beneft OF the neighbors around this
vicinity II this party would close his
door when he starts 10 beating that
piano and lot him listen 10 those mc!o-
d!uus spasms all by himself.
"A Sleeper.
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DUTY OF STATE IS CLEAR

Of the mat ~
Of but also
condition can " 0r0uS"' N
o'her ~
b would 1t be sau1tAe0FS'
Their. in Mcdowell Logan and one or Two n
rc. OK Law"
m. bloody stained history OF west virginia.
matter government can ea''
forces a"0' Do
IN N. tsud district permanently must DO Is create
presence OF
Armed Cn,.,
e,, can only b removal OF " causes " strife '
Y to unprejudtred observer Is
counties mentioned No matter "'
the hiring OF these private 0eS
been Tor several year! '"
disorder n ooodshed
but the presence OF V'
guard lhen
-, .,-,,.s be perpexng complications IN
,.u,x whatever disturb might arise
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RIPPING RHYMES
~ WALT AAaoH.
WILL ANoUaH ALONE

Old Bill. who once was kaiser. now
runs his saving mill. and had ne acted
wiser. he might be kaiser still. A gilt
besp1ngled sinner he ruled . mighty
realm. and Prussia seemed a winner.
with Wilhelm at tho helm. He might
have kept on ruling. before the awe
struck crowd. Till he was old and drool-
ing. and ready for the shroud. had he
cut out the scheming that proved TO be
no FOOD; but he was fond OF dreaming
and now he's saving wood. Alas. no
wizard. Enome-eyed. approached tho
monnrch's throne, to hand him out this
bromide. Lot we'll enough alone" No
prophet or forecaster. no seers IN double
teams, implored tho royal master to can
tho hotpoint dreams. So Wilhelm won't
on Planning to make tho world his
rea I'm. the farthest oceans spanning
and now he's whackinG elm. With rusty
saws and axes he lays tho hemlock low.
and re must pay his taxes llkn John or
Richard Roe But few OF US are ta ssrs.
and few OF us have thrones: we're most
" risers who rustic Tor the oonos. But
many are disguised with well enough"
I know: and some day they'll be busted.
and full Of shredded woe. because Home
fool ambition has led them far astray:
tho vol enough condition can't please
;he hophead jay. Old Bill. thar outcast
critter. mi xht still be on his throne. had
he known when 10 twitter, Lot well
enough alone"
iCopyr!ght by George Matthew AdamD
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KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK

4, ,s,st one Of the young Ioaters Oh
l,b,. cttv who have been enticinE girls
into automobiles has been caught. Coa-
.,d.r,nr the aggravated nature OF mis-
,osense and tho fact that he was cSusn'
rsd-handed. his sentence OF 10 Gays |"
,sIl Is entirely too light. In TINS Gas.
,bo girl who was annoyed compialheo
"a . nor;ceman. which Is the right thins
N do, Tho officer set trap and caught
IN. criminal as ne was about 70 trea'
the Rirl roughly for daring TO make
complaint.
I,,k. al, OF his kind ne proved TO %
- cont.mptib!s coward. and when ar
...t.d fell back on tho plea that ne mao
-be.n a soldier IN the world war. no
should have heen ashamed 70 meh',o"
that fact when he had dtsSraced MS
former uniform, but seemed TO 'nin"
that Il would prove a cloak TOT h''
,.r,me When a man who has committed
such an oftsnse. or any criminal oHehSe'
for that matter. an attempt TO get OUT
ieasy by dragging In his army service
should he made q separate onense' with
a severe punishment.
Chlef or ioAiSe rEAHie'
orders that young men attempting to
pick up" or annoy girls on the streets
-rhan BE- handled without gloves -his
order also applies. OF course. to persons
Who lure girls into automobiles. A rev
arrests and sentences will break up tho
for the individuals who engage
In II are the lowest tyre % towards ana
take fright quickly when they nno 'ha'
the law Is after them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-23
.PENNSY MEN APPROVE
ELECTION BY employees

Philadelphia. Pa. Avg. "?.--Ecp-c-
sentaIivcS ot more thar ku.rvU cur.oyes
Of the Pennsylvania ra!lrCsd a; Il meet
ing late today with the management
expressed unanimous approval ~ en-
ploye elections. recently declared VOID
by the United States labor board.
4, ne Nunclusi. - "f the meeting. Gen
eral W. w. AtterhUry. vice president In
charge ~ operation. expressed the hope
that IL satisfactory agreement would
sooa be reached with System Federation
No. 80. whose protests aGhin>t the cleo
tions caused the labor boards ""d!ct."
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careful consideration. and this nation
cannot we'll refuse to support the deci-
sion.
There was an ambiguity In the orig
NAL award made by President Louoet
OF France and this was ono Of tho
points Chief Justice White was asked
10 decide. Panama claims Il Was the
only matter submitted TO him. How
ever, he went into the entire case and
decided on its merits. as he saw them
The decision happened TO favor Costa
Rica on tho most disputed point. and
has never been accepted by Panama.
Trouble has been brewing for some
months. and apparently has progressed
70 the point At which military action
by this government has become advis-
able.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-23
PANAMA TROUBLE UP AGAIN

That strong arm methods have b.
como necessary to induce Panama 70
accept the boundary award made by tho
late Chief Justice White Is indicated by
tho sending Of a force OF marines TO
tho canal zone Whether the award
represents equal and exact justice has
not been fully established. but it was
made after tho case had been given
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-23
coNRAD ON VACATION

John r. Conrad. deputy clerk or the
United States court for the Northern
District OF West Virginia. icrt yester-
day morning on q three weeks vacation
trip 20 his home In Lewis county. W.
Va. During his absence the local L. s.
clerks office in this city will be closed.
All business will have 10 be hold up
until the return OF Nj. Conrad.
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Hudson Maxim says that Professor
Eins,cin is no, tho father OF the theory
OF relatively. Wei. X Einstcn can't be
- father. We predict IT will die an
orphan.
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Letters to The
Intelligencer

Letters for this column should 20
as brief ~ possible. lnie"igohce'
reader, are invited TO send eommu'
r.rations upon any timely subject
Name, Of authors must accompany
al letters. Tho Intslissncer VIA
no. agree 10 print letters upon CON
,rorersial subjects. and e'pec"''y
concerning differences in matters Oh
religion.
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Woman lost IN California w;lds. "
Probably shut oH from tho world by
one Of those California ro.e bushes we
hear 80 much about.
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Whenever we want something 20
worry about we remember that Christ
mas Is only four months on
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compsnsation award to an ex-solcaer
GUY F. Mclntire OF MarayE:.. ". Va
s29 q month from March 10. l?Is 70
June 1921, and $50 a mor,h from that
date on 80 long as the rrc$"h, rate OK
disability of the recipient continues
Mrs. Sutherland. wife OF Senator How
ard Sutherland, will close their home
here Sept. LIST and. accompanied by her
daughters will 90 to Elkins to open their
homo there until November LIST. sena.
tor Sutherland hopes to make sevaral
short visits to them during that time.
Miss Katharine Sutherland 10 visiting
Miss Delphine Heyl in the summer home
Of the htter's father. Col. Charles H.
IIeyl at Deer Park. Nd.
The Rev. W. B. Taylor. for ten years
professor Of tho Bible At Bethany COL
lsge. Bethany. W. Va, occupied the
pulpit at the morning and evening SCR
vices at tho Vermont Avenue Christian
church Sunday. Tho pastor Rev. Earle
Wilnev 10 in Indiana on his annual Va
cation.
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erai outbuildings which still STAND ana
arc in q good. stale OF preservation. The
monument. and the preparations TO re-
ceive Il; including the construction OF
dock a. which 10 unload tho shaft. cost
the government approximately %30o0oO'
hut on arrouut OF an almost impossible
mile Of roadway leading from pike 10
thr monument. very few tourists visit
IA" s!.-ln-. I; Is this piece Of road that
MIR. Rosenbloom will ask Congress to
construct and TO provide for Its main
taincnce with this road built" said
rrnGrcssr,au Roscnbloom. there Is no
reason why Wakefield should not in
time become as popular patriotic
shrine in respect Of the number Of tour
lets visiting II. as Mount Vernon. tho
home ~ Genera, Washington"
Employees from the government armor
plate plant at Charleston. w. Va. wero
hcr" today to appear before tho general
wage adjustment board OF the Navy De-
purtment Employees from q few other
places will be heard. Z was said, after
wnlrh tho board would 30 into executive
session. digest the data presented and
make known It's recommendations.
At Congressman Stuart F. Reeds Of
Ace today announcement was made OF a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-23

What IL known as the silly season"
Is Just about over. Thank goodness for
that-we've had murders enough.
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honesty might have prevented the world
war Yes. and ali other wars.
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At last q woman has boon discovered
who Is neither curious nor jealous. She
Is an Egyptian mummy In the Smith
sonian Institute. and has been doad
several thousand years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-23

man in Charleston was arrested tho
other day for beating up woman.
There is nothing strange in this except
that he was arrested.
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WASHINGTON
West Virginia NeWs - Notss
and Gossip at ths Nstiou'a
Capita

Warrington. ID. G. Aug. 12.-Thu Wes:
Virginia members Of tho House with
but ono exception and in ono instance.
voted as n unit on tho tax revision Ei.l.
Tho exception was Congressman Ben
jam!n +. Eosenbloom. and III" :nH,ance
was the motion 10 rrComE:t WIN IN
strUct!ols 10 put bnck the sur-tax rates
as In the present law. But when thHt
motion tnil"d 10 curry. he joined Win
his Ave colleagues from tho State L"
pnss The bill.
The bill az passed was NOT wholly
GatisfaCtory 10 the members Of Tho del1-
cation. Both Congressman R0sen".oom
and GoodykoontZ found number OK
provisions 10 criticize Two Of the strong
est defenders OF the bill In the de!eGa-
ton were congressman George NJ. EoT-
ers and Leonard 8. Echu.s. Tho FORM
er, as O member Of the ways and means
committee which drafted it. attended all
the public hearings and private confer
epo~s Of tho committee On II. and VAS
convsrsant with all phases and aspHcts
&c t.. Mr. Echo!s, q student OF taxa
tan FOR years when no Was connected IN
= hi.h capacity with tho STATE Tax
=. n.n.!saloner's ofGce. approved . IN the
~. II - satisfactory 10 tue 'ntsSra or
,ac reorla He had prepare 4 speech
on IT, ',rt could only seCu'" IN" minutes
Inc 20 address the House. which he de-
clined 10 accept. I'nder 4 general leave
70 print. his speech. however. part!c-
uiarly thoughtful. and able manuscript.
appears m the CONFESSIONS! Record u
sets forth his position with force and
luCidlty.
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girl should carry her complexion in a
vanity case.
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OF the 4.76l recipes for making homo
brew. 4.761 arc nothing but advertise
nents for ralsins and yeast.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-23

There's 4 lot o. American interest
in Europe now. Something ike two
billions Of It. -Morgantown New Do
minion.
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Maybe IMAM was made TO mourn" a.
our copybooks said. but who n going
10 make him mourn except himsslf7
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From all appearance West virginia
has not vet ser;o-"ly taken on tho a.
nee, Of being "as dry as the Sahara
desert Parkersburg News.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-23

sharp Fighting Between Moors and
SpaniardS dime. Boy. page lie Cid.
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They cal, a dollar 4 bone, n rock. an
iron man and other hard names hut n
mere child at the soda foun,aiu can
break one with ease.-'harl-ston Daily
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A. result OF visit he made o week
aEo TO the birthplace OF George Wash
ington at Wakefield. Va. Congressman
benjamin l.. Rosenbioom Is having
maps drawn. specifications written and
estimates prepared preliminary to intro
ducing q bill In CongFssS, after II recon-
yenes. TO build n government road from
the pike leading 70 the historic farm and
the costly monument which the govern
ment some years ago caused 10 he
erectad on s.. This monument stands
on the exact spo. which the house in
which the Father Of HIS Country once
stood. or lI:tie ways from II are sew
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What Other
Editors Say

Mosquitoes are becoming good hare
back rs.-Huntington Advertiser.
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II the Irish question AMI 'he Far
Eastern question we're settled. and Rus
sIa was saved from famin" and Boz
shevism. and tho war in Asia M!a"r
were ended. and the German Indemnity
were paid what wou,d this poor old
world do 10 keep UP an interest in NO?
Times
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Under the caption. 'Go""y k""A'z
knocks En- Cold. the publicity depart
ment OF the Republican National Com
In!,tnc. has the following commentator
for tho popular and abba Representative
from the Fifth West Virginia district
"Congressman Wells Goodykoont2 or
Wet Virginia was direct!y responsible
in rnvinC 20 the Treasury the definite
sum OF 1880. 900 and probably several
more millions. 4 bill was under "Ons.h-
Grafton IN the House Rppr"prin ling INC
former sum as part payment or certain
claims by radio companies growing on.
If alleged infrinEements az their pa
tents by tho governments; during the war.
IL w%s asserted that the whole claim
would run !rto several millions. the
,o,ni 20 G 'a;er determined by an inter
departmental radio committee. Mr..
io"dvkou1.% cnE'"nGcd that II was new
e. the mention to have the special sos
son ~ Congress g've consideration :"
miscellaneous war claims. and described
those covered by the bill es thin ~
skinned milk. The Congressman has
i!,:le patience with those who seek 20
recover money from tie government re-
cause Of tt~ use OF patents that he.ped
20 win The war. "A gentleman suggest
cd ~ ID he. That II these patcn' holders
mad no; come forward with their in
vcaiions and patents thr government
could ~. have operated ard y" would
rot have won the war. | WI say that
- they had not come forward they
ought 10 have been hanged After the
Congressman's !mpa ssioncd denuncia-
ton OF the BIZ! and tho appropriation
that II carried. tho House adopted With
uu: ro! cali h!s motion 10 strike out
tho ennc,ins clause. In other words the
measure was killed"
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Al Congressman Stuart F. Reeds Of
Ace today announcement was made Of a
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-03-12
PRESIDENTS PROGRAM

The following called at the
White House today:
9 a. me-. Mont Reilly. Of Kan
sas City. Mo.
9:15 q. m.-Gen. A. B. Critch-
field. shreve. Wayne county.
Mo.
$3.50 a. m.--senator Fletcher, Of
Florida.
s:s5 a. Ex-senator Ernest. of
Kentucky.
$40 a. m.-Congresman wurx-
bach, of Texas.
9:45 a. m.-Congressman Nor
gan, OF Ohio.
$3.50 a. m.-Congressman Thomp-
son, of Ohio.
10 to IL a. Ex-senator STAN
held. Senator Gooding. Con-
gresham French, Congress-
man Smith. of Idaho; Walter
s. Dickey, of Kansas City,
Mo-: Senator Overman. Of
North Carolina; DR.. Charles
d. Walcott. secretary Of
Smithsonian Institution; Con-
gresham McFadden, of Penn
sylvania: Colonel Darden, Of
North Carolina, and Washing
ton, ID. c.; the Rev. Robert
Cooper; Nelson O'Shaughnes-
sy. former American charge IN
Mexico, and Robert Z. Kline.
IL a. m.-Congressman Wood Of
Indiana.
l1:15 q. Ex-senator Moses, OF
New Hampshire.
1880 q. m.-Congressman Mon
dell, of Wyoming.
IL MIR. Harris, of Oklahoma.
12:45 q. MFRS. Lund. and ].
c. Mcbride. of Alaska.
1880 y. Ex-senator Poindexter.
to present delegation of In
dams.
1895 p. m.-Gen. Chester Hard
ing, governor of Canal Zone, to
pay respects.
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APPEALS TOF|ND
MISSING HUSBAND
Mrs. Josephine Holland Seeks
Whereabouts of Former SOL
der, Gone Two Years.

Mrs. Josephine Holland. of 1921
Thirty-frst street northwest, today
appealed to The Times Missing Per-
sons Bureau to search for her hus-
band. David Holland, thirty-one
years old. who was last heard OF III
Albuquerque, New Mexico in 1919.
I'VE had only been married a year
when my husband was sent to Hous-
ton Tex, by the War Risk Bureau"
said Mrs. Holland today. He left
Washington in April, 1919, and wrote
to me regular for two months. The
last time / heard from him was on
June 3. 1919, and he was in Albu-
querque.
Tn Hollands were married on
June 3, 1918, shortly after Holland
lad been released from the army.
Holland was attached to the Fifty
first engineers during the war. When
he was discharged from the army
he was in an unhealthy condition
and applied to the War Risk for
treatment.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-03-12
E. |. STOCK ENDORSED AS
ROTARY DISTRICT HEAD

f. L. Stock. of the Washington
Rotary Club, yesterday was Endorsed
as a candidate for the governorship
OF the Fifth Rotary District. which
comprises Delaware, Pennsylvania,
New Jersey. Maryland and the Dis
trict.
The following delegates were named
to attend the Atlantic City conven-
ton, April 0 to IL:
John Poole, Roland Robbins, George
Harris. Edward c. Graham, Daniel
j. Callahan and Charles ]. O'Neill.
The alternates are: william KnowleV
Cooper, 7. c. Dulin. John L. Weaver.
William G. Clabauga, J. Harry Gun
ningham and +. s. Lincoln.
Delegates to the international con-
vention to be held in Edinburgh.
Scotland, early in June, and their
alternates were confirmed at the
meeting yesterday. They are: Dele
gates. Il. l.. Stock. George Harris
and John Dolph. Alternates, Howard
L. wilkins and Henry G. +. Castens.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-03-12
CRIES ROUT Thief;
:, COPS SHOOT HIM
Detectives Corner ProWIer in
Basement-Fire When He
Reaches Toward Hip.

Found hiding behind a furnace in
the basement at 1923 Q street north
west early this morning after he had
attempted to enter the room of Mrs.
Mary Willis, Cleo Mancer oliver, col
ored, twenty-four, was shot by two
policemen.
oliver recently escaped from the
OccoQuan prison and Detective Ser
geant Fred Cornwell says he was re-
ported to be heavily armed.
Mrs. Willis saw the man when he
attempted to get through tho win
dow. She made an cutlery and he
dropped to a roof a short distance be-
low. From there he dropped to an
other roof and made his way to the
basement.
When Policemen Duvall. Frayne,
add Gibbons arrived they found him
hiding behind a furnace. He refused
10 surrender. and when he made
motion as IL to draw a revolver,
Frayne and Duvall fired. One bullet
penetrated his body near the heart
and the other one shattered his elbow.
He was removed to Emergency
Hospital in the ambulance, where
physicians said he probably will re-
cover.
The man was serving a sentence OF
nine months at the Virginia prison
for snatching pocketbooks. He es-
capped early this week.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-03-12
100000 TO Be SPENT ON
EVANSVILLE SEWERS

HYATTSVILLE, Md, March 12.-
The Washington Suburban Sanitary
Commission announces that it pro-
poses to construct sewers in the fol-
lowing streets in Riverdale Park
Jackson. Adams, Lincoln. Madison.
Washington, Taylor, Garfield, and
Cleveland avenues and In Beale's
circle.
Construction OF sewers in Ashland
and In Calvert avenues, West River
dale. and in Wells avenue, Charles
street and Prince George street. East
Hyattsville, Is also planned by the
commission, 1t Is announced.
The estimated cost OF the work Is
100000. The lots abutting upon the
sewers constructed will be assessed
the cost OF the work. Plans and
specifications may be seen at the Of
fice OF the commission, Evans build
ing, Washington.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-03-12
CHARITIES DRIVE FOR
MEMBERS GAINS 127

The last twenty-four hours have
brought the largest returns Of any
single day since the appeal for 10000
members was issued by the Associ-
ated Charities. Yesterdays number
recorded in The Washington Times
was 2,671.. Today's number Is 2,79S,
a gain OF 127.
The ministers of Washington have
been asked to speak to their con-
gregations tomorrow regarding the
family welfare work of the Associ-
ated Charities, and to urge that as
many as possible who have not al
ready responded to the appeal ito
be one of the 10000 needed for the
Associated Charities" will do so.
Contributions may be sent to The
Times or to Howard S. Reside, treas
urer, 923 ii street northwest.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-03-12
COLLEGE OF LAW PLANS
BANQUET ON APRIL 10

The annual banquet Of the Wash
ington College Of Law will be held
at Rauscher's April 0. The Junior
class is in charge of arrangements.
Students on committees In charge OF
the banquet are:
Clarence c. Smith, president Miss
Helen II. Esgate, first vice president;
Miss Aida Smith. second vice presi-
dent; Miss Anna Boyle. secretary;
Miss Olga L. Maseglia, treasurer:
George w. Stafford, speaker. Com
mittee chairmen: Robert Conroy,
seating; Robert p. Harvey. program;
Harry A. King, music; Vernon L.
Richards, printing; DR.. David O..
Smith, reception: Miss Iva c. Smith.
flowers and decorations: Alva d.
Adams. publicity; r. J. Bowen, floor
committee. Miss Laura E. Headle,
speaker for senior class; Miss Ella
Sullivan. speaker freshman class.
Mrs. Marie Moore Forrest, who had
charge OF the pageant at the banquet
last year, will have charge of the
different stunts and give several re-
hearsals.