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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

90 avenue. The colors of the con
federacy red and white mingled
with the tri-coiors. red. white and
blue, iu flowers and flags Chapter
members received tho one hundred
ana more guests who called. Mrs.
Louis Cohen. president. being aeist-
ed Boo this by MesdameE st0tts. Wal.
ter E. Broaoh. W. NJ Fleetwood =.
e.. ingram. J.. D.. Hutch.son, James
a. Bearman. John -. Freeman f. r..
f.'D. r vs. sislllngs and william
Thompson Mrs John Y. Murry.
sr., greeted the callers a. the door.
and serving tea we're Mrs. n j.
MugRe ana Mre L. l.. Hutchison.
An orchestra dlscoursed old south
etn airs during tho afternoon.
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Informal

pr and Mrs q. J. Bruero. OF port
lind. ore. who Hrr visiting iu tho
homie ~ 'hclr relatives. Nj and Irr
D. Warren Sanders. have been the
recipients - delightful attention
from their numerous friends during
tur U,.k Mr and Mrs Harry
rurde Aa1hy wcro hosts ut dinner
fIr them Goo tho early week having
l company ot IL present on Thurs
d2v evening Dr ana Mrs Bruere
shared honors with Mrs Maud Bar
r0tt of Wp4hington. A. q dinner par
~ given by Mr.. ana Mrs. Lee Ciiu-
ton in their home Mr and Mrs.
Walter Earle Brown viii compli
Weni these visitors a. dinner party
ou Monday evening ln their home
this function having been changed
from Saturday night until this
time
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

oklahoma sociery was kocnly In
terested in the wedding of Miss olive
Frances Robcrisuu, only daughter OF
Gov. and Mrs j. g. A. Robert
son. with David Ellsworth Hilles OF
Enpulpd. which was celebrated
Wednesday evening at oclock In
st. Paurs cathedral and which Will
20 down in social annals as one OF
the largest and most brilliant events
Of the year.
The decorations AZ the church
were simple but beautiful. the cham
col being banked with palms and
autumn foliage with IL rail en-
twlued with southern smilaX The
pillars az either side OF the chanCel
were covered with smilav and sur
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15
The Weeks Calendar
Monday.

Mr. and HfE Waiter Earlt
Browns dinner party for Df and
Mrs O.. r. Bruore
Buskin AT club luncheon A. the
Country club, Mosdamos Dan !
bavisson. Fred T. Clinton and J
warren Sanders hostesses This
marks tho first meeting OF the year
Tulsa Woman's club meets with
Mrs &. q. Anderson.
Harvest dance at Elks club under
auspiceH OF B'nai Emunah sister.
hood.
Chllda study club meets Rt tho
library $3.50 o'clock
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dropping plumes 20 match n.,
gown. and tiny muffs Of silver A,,
and ostrich feathers completed h,
costumes Each maid wore 49,
inum and sapphire bracelet. tes gs
OF the bride.
Preceding the bride was the '.1r.,
girl, Betty Ann Henshaw, daseh,y
Of Mrs Vivian Wells Hon.r.v
dainty little figure In her sr1f'
WASTED gown Of white taffefa no,
CONTINUED on NEXT Phs.
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LuncheORs

Members ~ Theta Rota Phi soror-
lty OF Tho University Of Tulsa gave
a ruslug party ON Saturday. which
was IN tho nature NJ a butterfly
luncheon at Hotel Tu'sn lndivld
usl tables held small floral chnriot-
drawn by butterflies. the ensemble
presenting lovely DOlorlug and daln-
~ artistic conception place cards
we're In butterfly decoration and
butterflies in many colnrs we're
shown Ia profusion everywhere.
sorority Spirit was the subject
of "a talk by Miss Louise Lowry,
Sorority Appreciation" by Mrs.
Hatfield. The afternoon was spent
Informally aud those present were
Mcsdames Emmet Phillips, Josiah
Chatfiold. George Berry, Howard
Aureswnld Misses Helen Waggoner.
Marjorie Carnahan. Marjorie Kerr.
HYDE Lundy, Ruth Blakely. Esther
pycatt. Dorothy Marquis. Esther
Oberholtzor. Mary Hayden, Colleen
Baxter. Virginia Han, Virginia Ber-
lin. Members present were Misses
Louise Lowry. Lois Brooks. Helen
Pulling. Lydia Miller. Esther Roe,
Gall Lewis, Beryl Maupln. Ruth
Harrison. Ruby Mae Jones. Marsar-
et Wyndham, Josephine iavman,
Janice sharpe and Katherine Hnl
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Mrs. u. n. Mitchell was hostess 90
n company OF friends In her home.
b23 North Rosedale. on the after
noon of wednesday when she enter
tanned with four tables OF bridge
In honor OF Mrs. Fred Aurand OF
springfield Mo, who has since re-
turned to her home, Autumn flowers
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Parties

Mrs Clarence y. Gump chose the
afternoon ~ Thursday for the smart
bridge party which she gave in
honor ~ Mrs. Lawrence k. Como or
this s.ty and Miami Fla, who with
Mr. Cone. arc nov here FOR an cx-
tended stay Halloween col0r8 and
COuCtlf4 were abroad indicative OF
the coming mystic event and many
flowers of the autumnal season
made the interior OF the home par
ticui8rly beautiful Members OF the
Tuesday Bridge club. the ladies og
the club. were guests Nonors were
won by Mrs Howard ~ Cole. and
Mrs. Cone aud Mrs. W. a. Forester
of Pouusylvauia were given lovely
trophies. al three being wrapped iu
tho Halloween COlOrg Substituting
were Mosdamos william N. SIN,
Winnlfrod NJ Washabaugh,s Ar q.
HeRgrm, Dan Hunt sr, and Stanley
r. llisoy.
The cookie shine" a term used
by an members " the ut Beta Phi
sorority which refers TO q dinner.
luncheon or spread. was given by
this sorority at tha home Of Mrs
william H. Pomorov on Tuesday
evening a. $50 o'clock. Tho pleas
D UT ~ 'N NNllE tfN-ifEtiltE FFNfl Wtr
| enjoyed by the following members
Mcsdamcs Earle Suecd, Thomas l.
Munroe George Brown. =. II. Mitch
I ell. II 3. Hannis, John Rogers. Ever.
ett Manning. Harry Bell. Rex Wat.
| kinsnn. N. y. Dannonburg, George
| Martin. W. Il. Reynolds, Robert H.
| Wood Philip Kramer. Misses Alice
Wilson, Golden Ettor. Kathryn 1T
/ ncr. Fredrlca Pope, Florence Barn
/ hisel and Miss Buston.
Mrs Everett Manning extended
| cordial hospitality 10 quite a larg.
/ nsse mblage OF guests In her home
/ on Thursday when she gave q
| luncheon and bridge In honor OF
/ her guest. Mrs. Marie Wilbur OF
! Plnevillc, Mo, who arrived a fort
night ago and spent the early par
| of her visit with Mrs. James r.
! Duffcy The autumn was prettily
| fOroCasted In an abundance oI
/ flowers from the garden in sunlit
tints, which adorned tho tables anc
/ the Interior OF the home elsewhere
! Guests were Mesdames James r
Duffey John Rogers. Raw Wade. II
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

The Alpha Gamma sorority of the
University OF Tulsa gave n picnic at
sand Springs on Friday evening.
girls Of tho party entertained over
night In the home OF Mrs. n. O.
Mason, 1894 North Cheyenne ave-
nue..
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Tma~dnY.

Mrs. Claiming w. Beucdict viii
entertain members OF q, S. a.
Bridge club.
Tuesday Book club will hold a
meeting with Mrs. Henjnmin G.
Counor M hostess
Ahtoloka club meets with Mrs A.
II, Young
chapter A. X. T. ~. O.. meets
with Mrs. &. L. Goodalc.
Tuloma chapter Dclphians meets
at the Y. W. g, A., 1880 n. m.
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Announcements

MIR. and Mrs. Hubert r.. Leonard
announce the birth OF son, In
their home az the Springer apart
ments on Friday. October ~. Mrs
Leonard was formerly Or. Berthe
Margolln.
Nlrn Er,llN 1,hnnnnann ~ Innn,.s..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15
Teas

Tho annual membership tea OF
the Clement a. Evans chapter U.
u, c., was an interesting event OF
Wednesday afternoon. In the home
Of Mrs, q. u, Stotts on South Owas-
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Mrs T.. NJ Brown will be hostess
10 members of A. O. Bridge club.
Mesdames q. w. Malonoy, rr.
and O. W. Maloney. jr.. entertain
with afternoon tea In the home OF
the former on Madison boulevard.
honoring Mrs. George Jolly Ma
loney.
Luncheon Mt Country club given
In honor ot Southwest Business con-
gresa visitors.
Croosncho chapter, DolphiRna.
NETS 2 y. m, Centenary Methodist
church.
Associated Music Teachers OF Tui-
sa Will meet for business ana lunch e
con at the MONDAY cottage. 1880
o'clock.
Amber chapter, Rotary AIMS, will
meet with Mrs. y. A. Waldrep
Tho History and Literature club
will meet with Mrs, $. l.. Robinson
ot Sand Springs, gao o'clock. sub
ioct, India"
Miss lsla Lynch hostess, 20
Wednesday Bridge club
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Isis Dancing club will have open
ing meeting at dancing academy on
South Houston avenue
Mesdamea q. T. Bynum and 7
Ray Stebbens are entertaining IN
honor or Miss isln Lynch, an Octo-
her bride elect.
Harlequin club dance with Mise
Louise lIooey.
Drama club will hold regular
session at V NJ. c, A,
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Mrs Hugh King ir brought q
company NJ matrons together in her
home ou Twenty street Thurs
dty afternoon Tor a season Of bridge.
Tho afternoon proved delightful IN
rs gathering of this conRenlai com.
pnny after summer spent away ~
tho resorts The moment was alto.
Ecthcr Informal and there wer" air
tables Of players.
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Hattie Groyblll Missionary society
will hold meeting.
Ecumenir club meets with Mrs
Ellen Donahoo az leader at tho H.
hrary.
Mario Chnlmec, Metropolitan ten
or, viii sing here IN concert In con-
vention hall.
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Mrs Frank Slmms was hostess on
the afternoon Of Thursday 10 n num-
her OF friends for bridge In honor
of Mesdamos ~. c. Graham and 7.
FLOYD Carye Of Cotteyville. Kan.
llonors I'm the game were given Mrs.
n. G. kltchings and Mrs X. w. SuK-
CERT Enjoying the hospitallticr
were Mcsdames II. ~. Stewart. Fred
NJ. lioso, Rosa Remick, J. W.'Chiids
n. y. owen. v. g. Kltchlngs. X. J..
Sheig Il. w, Suggort. sam Lowl,
Lee Abbott, Il. W. Mauthe and l..
W Koontz.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

The Tuesday Evening Bridge club
met tho past week with Mr.. ana Mrs.
Claiming W. Benedict Bs hosts After
dinner, bridge was enjoyed until u
late hour The club was delighted
10 have MIR and Mrs Lawrence X.
Cone with them NJ this time. The
next meeting. In n fortnight will bo
held with Mr.. ana Mrs Howard ~.
Cole.
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Mrs Emily thompson OF penycr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

Mr. and Mrs. william X. Homes
we're surprised on Wednesday ovo-
ming by having merry host OF
their friends come out and Give
thom n party honoring the birthday
Anniversary ~ Mrs. Holmes. Think
INK they were 10 be entertained at
the Orpheum, they we're instead.
taken to the club rooms Of the Texas
company on the grounds OF this
plant. whore an elegant dinner was
ali arranged. Dancing and cards
were tho mode OF entertainment
later nnd enjoyed not only by the
honor guests. but MesAr-. and Mes
danes Claude l.. iIough, Claiming
w. Benedict, Ben NJ. Curtis, George
+. Hongland. Clarence II. TayIor.
Fred Meyers. Mrs. Wibired NJ. Wash =
abnugh, Dr. ana Mrs. II u Muir.
dock Dr. and Mrs. r. u. l., Rhodes
and Dr and Mrs. william r. Tralnor.
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SIS $35 $50

One can choose from smart, jaunty
Wooltex knockabout coats, plain
tailored or the more dressy effect
with drapes or panels to set them
off. Many Of the dressy models
have large fur collars and all are
richly lined and trimmed. Sizes
for women and misses l6 to IA.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-12
Mannin Personals

Mrs. George Eelch Is seriously
Ill at her home in Sunshine: !.
Mrs. Harry Beatty was shopping
in Fairmont. Monday afternoon.
Charles Shuttlesworth Of Man
nlngton was rushed to Cook Hos
pital, Fairmont, Sunday night where
he he was operated on foS. appendtc:
MRS. Arthur clayton was shop
ping In Fairmont yesterday after
noon. '15 p,
Gerald Straight OF Burt Hillsts
confined to his home with; an a!
tack Of scarlet fever.
Mrs. Harry Clark was shopping
in Fairmont yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Matthews and
Mrs. Matthew'S sister, Mrs. Mary
p. ,Semans OF Morgantown, weri
business visitors In Fairmont yes
terday:, agiS 4 i;i'si
Mrs. Am. BUT Is visiting friends
aud shopping in Wheeling this
week. 'ilF
Mrs. Ollie j. Burt has returned
from Cleveland Ohio. where sha
had spent several months visiting
at the home ot her Inter, Mrs.
~ e. Todd. y Il 4
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BUSINESS BETTER THAN
FOR SEVERAL YEARS HERE

Expressage has been very heays
during the past month or more but
as the Christmas season is near.
ing 1t appears to be running strong
er than ever November was one
Of the best months that the local
office OF the American Railway Ex,
press Co. has had since 1920.
Freight on both the B. & o. AMI
Monongaheia is running heavy III
both the carload and less than caI
load consignments. Business Is
better on both the B. & o and Mo
nongahela than it has been for sew.
eral years.
E. w. schear, Baltimore, genera:
manager Of B. & o. eastern lines.
passed through Fairmont this morn,
ling en- route from Grafton toeoon.
'nellsville.
H. B. Price, Brownsville, Pa, as,
sistant superintendent, of the Mo
nougahela Railway, was in FaiS.
mont yesterday.
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Letter to the Editor
MkNNINGToN! MUSINGS

WARRINGTON, Dec. 12-tEdi-
tor, The West Virginia I've are
once more permitted to look on
nature in its purity. The ground IL
all covered with snow, and we
are taught that white is the cru.
blem OF purity.
Everything Is quiet in town. All
the go" now Is club work. The
housewife is busy running from
house to house talking CLUB"
The children are running around
to suit themselves. When the
mother returns she calls to John
and Mary, "Dears.% run to the
store and get some steak, butter,
and loaf Of bread. That is all.
We have coffee. Hurry! Your
father will be home from work for
supper" Then supper Is ready.
The husband is home, SO ct Is
"Hurryi Wash, dress and eat. Get
to the store before It closes as we
haven't anything for breakfast
Such is club life! All the club
business is being utilized, the 'hue-
bands throwing clubs ct.the hun
cry cats and dogs that gather Ii
the back yard and around the kit
chen door.
The hunters are trying to or
ganize in order that 1t may be
possible for them to protecl
themselves from being fined for
any violation OF law. We don't ex-
pect them to hire a trained nurse.
We understand that our city
dads" have started to clean up.
Some OF them went to the barber
shop. Sometimes q rough face Is
offensive ~ y 3
We took q business look over
Burt Town the other day. There Is
quite colony down along the 3.
& o. We also saw the playhouse
that was built by the school board
OF Warrington District. In fact,
we saw everything Of any. impor-
lance with the exception Sof Wall
Burt. 3. ~.
Lloyd Stevens Is progressing
nicely with his new house now
under construction In Granview.
Carpenters Hughes and Toothman
are In charge of the work.
The snodgrass gas well No. . Is
gaining strength The we'll on L.
L. Hays property at State Fork
has a depth Of 1900 fleet. Tho
company Is having the Rams Beatty
No. l gas well cleaned out al
present.
VETERAN!
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.MANNINGT0N HOSE
co.. NAMES OFFICERS

MANNINGToN, Dec. 12-Alert
Hose Co., No. 1 Of Warrington
held the annual electionSot officers
last night, and Harry G. Kndersc..
was elected chief. This Is the six
tenth consecutive year Mr.. An
derson has served In that capacity.
The other officers elected were:
Assistant chief, F. L. Hawkins;
secretary, u. H. Hess; assistant
secretary, Spray sturm; treasurer
A. j. Sturm: foreman, c. M. Charl-
ton: assistant foreman, Claude
HueyS@ !, n X ~
Alert Hose Co. No. / is contem-
plating getting new and up to date
equipment which will probably be
a motor driven engine OF the pdm-
per style. Great interest is being
shown by the members OF the
company, and they attended the
meeting last night full force. It
was voted unanimously to secure
new equipment In keeping with the
city.
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'RED|GROSS HOLDS
iMONT|H.|IN|SESSION
Mrs. EngIe Presldes Plau TO
Locate Husband 81 Grip
pledGWonan:

The reading OF tho lSoteuibcr :,
ports for work undertaken durinh
the month constituted ithe import.
ant phase of the monthly hoard
meeting of the local Red Gross,
held In the Organization foein Ia
the courthouse at 80 O'clock last
evening. Several stories 81 human
interest were related ID regard to
the past months work m The dis.
ference branches. The treasurer
report by n. L. Brown was o. os-
peclal interest inesmuch As tho
amount OF money expended durine
November was the smallest patti
out In many months. Mrs Harry
Engle, vice.president SERVED ~
chairman Ia the absence OF tna
president, A. G. Martin.
The case OF o crippled woman Of
the East Side, deserted BY her huA'
band recently, was discussed. Ths
woman has appealed To- the Rcd
Cross for a loan Of $40 to assisi
her in purchasing q Knitting ma.
chine, with which She hopes to earn
her livelihood. Payment OF thu
money was deferred until invests
CATION OF the maehine's worth couii
be effected. In the meantime tho
Red Cross will endeayor To- locate
the woman's husband, Who loft
Fairmont some time ago for sup
posed entry into an Eastern hot.
pital, where he was TO !hayarec oiyol
treatment. Shortly after his de-.
parture the woman became N
the Flu, which terminated in
chronic rheumatic condition atiecp
Ing the limbs.
The amount OF SIS was donated
to the Pennington Red Cross au.
thorlties to be used Tor present
emergency work Of "a charitable ma.
iture. The money viii be used Tor
payment OF the November rent ct
family having three children ia
with typhoi9 fever.
The first report given was thai
Of Mr.. Brown, Red Cross treagurer.
Amounts expended for family re.
lief this past month totalled So.
The balance on hand November L
was $20.54. A deposit was MAIDS
November 1 ofS1a5! milking the 90.
tai $155.54. The petty cash OK,
pended amounted 10 IS and a sal.
ary Of 500 was paid. The Noyem.
Der balance Amounted 70 1854.
The nursing service report, civ.
en- by Miss Florence Kneisel in thu
absence Of Dr.. o! II. Layman, in.
cluded "a report Of fifty.two VISIT
made. ,Forty.seyen Instructive VIZ.
its were made in addition TO eleyeu
social service calls! Twenty visits
OF various kinds were also made,
making the total amount of calls
number 1870,
The home service report, aisu
given by Miss Kneisel. Who Ii IN
charge Of this work, stated thar
over fifty cases were dealt with re-
CARELESS Of thetfact that additional
work in connection with Red Cross
roll call was undertaken. The casaa
included compensation, vocational
training, hospital care, civil war
pensions, active service aud bonus
work. The report given IN regard
to the Little Mothers league cite
the fact that fltty!seven girls Of tta
East Side are engaged IN the work
while forty.fye Of the girls ON the
West Side are articipating.
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GLOVER GAP
Yost EuneraI

Funeral services for Mrs. Tlte
Yost, who died at her home at
Beach Bottom, near Wheeling,
Friday, were held from the Bap-
list Church here Sunday morning
at 10 O'Clock, The Rev. r. J. Ken
dali was In charge. Interment was
made in the ullom Cemetery.
Mrs. Yost was a former resident
Of Glover Gap, and had many
friends here. :
To Hospital &
Marshall Washington was taken
to a Fairmont hospital Sunday
morning for treatment. Mr.. Wash
fngton has been ill at his home
hero for a long time, suffering
from heart trouble. 2,
y Church Notes 4
Mrs. James Berdine Of Hundred
conducted the Saturday evening
service at the M. e. Church here
in the absence OF the regular pas.
tor, the Rev. H. s. Chapman. i
A yery interesting program was
rendered at the B. Y. P. q. SER
vices in the Baptist Church here
Sunday evening.
Chicken Pox
Several cases OF chicken pox
have been reported in Glover Gap
recently, but nearly all Of them
are reported better now. IN,
~ Personals 4
B. 3. Wells was visiting friends
In lFairmont Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. r. Morris were
shopping In Warrington Saturday.
Miss Ula Yost and Mrs. Cryus
Snyder have returned to this place
after visiting IN Clarksburg for q
few days. NJ
Mrs. Rule YandergEift was q
business visitor In Warrington
Monday.
Homer Ice was q business visit
tor a Hanning toh estafday.
c Miss virginia Beatty and Miss
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Warrington Society
Grace Guild Meets,

The members Of the .Gracc
Guild Circle Of the Presbyterian
church entertained at a dinnei
Of pretty appointments last even
ing at the home Of Miss Eugenia
Vance, in honor Of the new mem-
bers OF the guild which were tax
en- in at this time.
The decorations carried out the
Christmas spirit with colors OF
red and green. and tho dining
room was tastefully decorated
with these colors. "A delicious
two-course dinner was served at
2 o'clock by. the hostess. Covers
were laid for. Mrs. q. C. Nc
Cranes, Mrs. F. w. Vance, Miss
Reba Mari, Miss Edna Scott, Miss
Rhea Griffin, Miss Aileen Myers,
Miss Mary Elizabeth HARRISON,
Miss Mary Hite, Miss Elizabeth
Tabler, Miss Frances Taught,
Miss Lillian Hurd, Miss Eugenia
Vance, Miss Mary Joe Matthews,
Miss Helen Sybert, Miss Helen
Hammel, Miss Gladys Metz, Miss
Pearl Floyd, Miss Pauline Beamus
Miss Betty Leonard; Miss Helen
Hess, and Miss Louise Beahiis.
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DELEGATES WORKERS
PARTY NoT5T0sBE SEATED

CLEVELAND, Dec. lg.-The first
business before this mornings seq
sion Of the conference for progres
sive political action was the report
Of the committee on credentia.s
which decided that ssince tho
Workers party Of America was moi
in harmony with the principles OF
the conference their Representa-
tives be not seated The repor.
was adopted. The matter hnd been
referred back to- the credentials
committee late yesterday for fur.
ther consideration.
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answer to the pea OF movie fans,
that they play opposite each 9TH
er, as they did In the days prior
TO their marriage, and while 1t
may not appeal to you as being
their best effort, the fact that the
nomances they have portrayed up
on the screen; have been realized
in their. own lives. will add to the
interest of the story which tells the
very romantic adventures Of a
.waif, who by "a strange series Of
events-rfses from obscurity to a
position Of attluence and wealth.
But there are set forth in no
uncertain terms the dangers and
temptation that follow in the wake
OF riches. IN
1t is a rather improbable tale In
some regards, and owe drawn at
times, but the heroine, as played
by Anita Stewart is always a low
able, fine character.
Additional attractions are Pathe
News and a comedy.