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PEOPLES Chorus to Give
Memorial Concert

Mrs Edward Mcvickar viii be the
hostess at the memorial concert to be
given by the Peoples Chorus Of New
York on Thursday evening in the audi
torium of the High School OF Com
merce. DR. William Pierson Merrill viii
be the speaker and Miss Emily Roosevelt
Chadderton, soprano. viii be the as
slstinR artist The advanced unit OF
the chorus will sing selections from
their repertoire
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annual Westchester County HorseS
Show. which will be held on the Ged-
ney Farm estate for four days begin
ming June ID. Mr.. Oliver Hartman,
whose country place is in White
Plains, is president of the association,
and interested with him are Messrs. j.
Rich Steers, John /. Downey, Reginald
G. Vanderbilt Percy A. Rockefeller,
Ernest Iselin. John Nee. Bowman, G.
ID. r.. Leith, Everett L. Crawford,
Joseph c. Baldwin. Jr.; Gordon Grand.
Robert Law, Jr.. and ]. Macy Willets,
all of whom, with the exception of
Messrs. Vanderbilt and Willets have
country places in the section.
This show affords an opportunity to
put before the horse loving world new
equine candidates who may make their
show always has been patronized by
spectators from nearby and distant
points, who view the events from the
club house or from their parked
motors. There will be twenty-five
events for light, medium and heavy
weight hunters and jumpers. and in
the Corinthian even horses will be rid
den by hunt club members in regula-
ton costume. which will add to the
picturesque side of the show.
The judging committee includes Gen.
Howard s. Borden, Hamilton III. Sal
mon. Henry L. Bell, William A. Nc
Gibbon and A. Henry Higginson.
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notab as
he held n
Mrs Hard OF
aiding
will Finley Miss r.
be
amin in Child Pac
Alexander
IIamlto s the work
Ellsworth and Miss Florence Magee Ellsworth
Of
the Majestic and this week will go to
During their
McFadden Liverpool
The wedding
although
not decided
Mr. the Mau
Of England and Scotland and on their
Henry
the borders of Lake
H. p. a
in
whc the
poets to be n
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Continued on Page Four.
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Special Dispatch to TIE NEW YORK HEsALp.
LEMON, Mass, May 20.
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LOCAL PEOPLE TO
REGIONAL s, s, MEET
Nrv VI A. Sonderman and BITS. T. S.
wait on ~Prog-am-To Elhns
Next Monday.

The second biennial Northern Region
nj convention OF the West Virginia sun
day School association Will be held IN
Elk!ns May %, a and IS. The sessions
of the convention Will all be held IN
the FIRST Method tschurch.
\ delegation from this city Will leave
Monday Of next week to attend the CON
vcntion. Several have been placed on
,hc program. The first session Will be
held Tuesday afternoon May %. MIS-
n Sondcrman Of his city Is on the
program for Wednesday afternoon. she
w.I speak on "larcnt-Teachcrs Meet
INKS" In the same session Mrs. +. =.
Wait will speak on 'Gradcd Lessons
p,.y NJ. Cr!Swcll Of MUundSTillc VIII
also sneak the same afternoon. lie
will address the delegates on "GT1dlnS
the one Room School" r. l., Ryder
will also be listed on tho program ioT
an address on Making a Success or
the Adult Division"
Mrs. Walt WI lead the discussion, on
"Childrcn's Week" which viii he helo
Thursday afternoon. Secretary Charles
J.. Bates Of the Ohio County aSS'clG-
ton Will address tho convention on "Thc
Trained Tcachcr-Thr schools Greatest
Asset" Rev. Crisw"ll viii also deliver
nm address on "Thr Workers Confer
cncc-Wny-W'hat""'
The convention will be closed Thurs
dav evening. The delegates from this
cry will return the following day. They
will also take minor rar'S IN the &C
~tivitice besides thoo" for which the
are listed on tho program.
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Simmer at St. Matthew

This evening at 81. Matthe" Churon
hn,yren $50 and s o'clock. section 4 OF
the Woman's Auxiliary will serve one or
their delightful suppers. The chairman
on rraugcmentS ar" in charge OF Mrs
" - Ogden. Mrs. Ea;eS Woods. MrS
Lucia Gather. Mrs. \. q. Browne. MISS
Elizabeth Smith and Miss EliHaoetn
browne Following are the tables ana
those in charge:
First tabIe-Mrs. Matt Greer. Mrs. ).
n. I.esh, Mrs. Joe Rankin. Mrs. IDA
Eoonz.
second tah,c-Mrs. Chas. MaCee. Edna
Narr-S. Annie Hood. Nell Minard.
Third tahle-Mrs. Don Crawford. Mar
torie Ford. Mrs. Alfred Marriott Mrs
Hugh Re"her.
Fourth 10 Mrs rhas coll n. Mar
rarc, Mes hr,,l. Mrs. Carr" Ne'd'e'
Stella Kno;bouEh.
Firth table susan Prayer. san r'n"
rrn,har. Mary ~rarnahan. Marion
Pierce. Frances Hayes.
sixth rabl"-MrS. Geo. N}'"'G Laura
Fender, Anna Ecndcr. Sarah thnncGan'
Srye,,h tahi"-Irrrc rarmer. MIS- J.
A. Scores. Rose Rooney. Mrs. Jay NC
Eiy4,n ,,a,o-N Mrs. lark Lennon
I'm, I.r,rSun. Mr. Jn1u Murray. MIS-.
Laura Johnson.
Ninth ,,h.. NrS Nrrh 'iarn's. EtT'
r,,L,op rdl'h .I.fi,rsoa. Margaret K're.
Tenth ,,nlc- M;-~ tI"dGr''n' MrN
This. ros,,r". Miss T"ow' '. MI. '"nn
l.. Reeve.
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hom" in bridgeport from 4 business
trip to Columbus.
Or. l.. y. Harris IS on a business TRIP
to Charleston lie leaves Charleston to-
lay for Huntington where he Will r."
main uut!l the end Of the wcch.
James Johnson. IT I;U"khannon VIII
leave tor h.s home today after Hr'"h
here Scycva. days on business.
j.. {. h. Martin left yesterday Tor /"
business trip 70 Toledo, OHIO. where ne
viii spend the wcch.
Rev. Simon Snyder. pastor al Ifh-
!ly Lutheran church VIII icaE" today
10 attend the annual meeting "i ih'
hoard of directors of the Lutheran Inc
~oiogiCa Seminary n ~GcttySOurE' re
viii also attend the commencement en-
CrciScS Of the seminary when 'aN'
place Thursday evening.
t,crr.r Hrcmcr. of this city. Will leave
today for Buckeye Lake. ONO W''crr
he will transact business Tor several
days.
John koontz. deputy marshal FOR the
Northern district. returned IL thfH CITY
yesterday a.; spending tn" week-ch"
wi:h his t'u',! III ElkinS.
Mrs. james poerr, Of Elk'ns. arrived
in this city yesterday to spend several
DAVIS with her husband. James l'""rr.
federal inspector. VIII" is confined ~ 'h'
North Wheeling hospital i'll
c. IT. Harvey. Representative" NJ 'N'
Eeck S,ofrcr company. Of Pittsburgh -
4 business visitor in this city.
Mrs. Harry Mrtsc'l. "f t~n"inna''. 9
the CUES, Of Mrs. John Adam Hess OF
North Main street
Mrs. Agnes Brown. who has boon IT,"
guest ~ her sister. Ms. y. !. Whitaker.
has returned t. hey hrm" in GTlit"".
Her daughter. Miss Mabel Brown. cam
on From Philadelphia and me- MY
Brown hero. returning with her TO Graz
ton after spending a few days here.
Mr.. John H~ouGhton, Of t~in"inna'i'
Ohio. was n business visitor her" Toy
a fnw DAYS last week.
Rorn-To Mr.. and Mrs. John Ros'"'.
~ WoodSdalc. a son. a. the N"r'h
Wheeling hospital Sunday, MAY Is.
Miss ratti Sweeney has returned after
n thee months stay IN New York CITY
Mrs. frank Schmidt will l"av" Thurs
day 70 join 4 party Of friends IN Altar
tic GUY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Brennan spout
Sunday with Mrs. Rrcnnan's sister. Mrs.
Urrncrt Van Kirk. al Mckcesport. Ia.
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CHEAT MOUNTAIN CLUB
OFFICIAL VISITS CITY
". E. Rector, Of BeAngton, Bays Trout
Fishing L. F1ne-Many wheeling
People Members

W. r. Rector, of Belington. arrived In
Wheeling last night on his way from
Pittsburgh to his home. He will remain
in the city several days on business.
Mr.. Rector is the secretary and treas
urer OF the Allegheny and Cheat Noun
tain clubs, located at Minnchaha Springs,
w. Va. and Cheat Ridge. w. Va. Mr..
Rector stated TO an lntclliEenc"r re-
porter that these two clubs havc been
open since Ma l and hav been filled
r~ontinuallv with members who have
hcrn enjoying the finest trout fishing
tho clubs have ever been able to offer.
The membership Of these clubs Is
made up almost entirely Of West Viz
rini"nS. 4 great number being residents
~ Wheeling. The total membership Is
Inn. In a canvas Of the Wheeling mem
hers several DAYS ago, n great many
assured Mr.. Rector they fully intended
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MANY ROAD PROJECTS
ARE TO Be AWARDED

Charleston. W. Va. May 15.-The
state road commission to-day our
highway contracts a~ggreGating more
than 81. 900. 900 will be awarded early
in juno. Sealed bids on the SO projects
viii be opened ut the kana"ha county
court house here. beginning at 10 O'CLOCK
on the morning of June 6th.
The projects for hich contracts are
IN be awarded arc located in the coun-
,ine of Fayette. Kanawha, Logan, Wyo-
ming. Mingo. Mason; Tyler a JACK
son. ,Hapcock. Brooke. Ritchie, M m I
lewis. Braxton, Doddridge, Harrison,
Bcrkeiey. Jefferson. Tucker, Pendleton,
hampshire. Monroe, Greenbrier' Mercer.
Hardy. Berkeley and Mineral.
Five bridges are included in the pro-
;ects and the remainder are roads.
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Children'1 Party

The primary department teachers or
the English Lutheran church enter
tanned the teachers and officers OF the
Sunday school with n children's party
last evening in the entertainment rooms
OF the church.
4 larr" attendance was recorded ana
the evening was spent in the playing
OF childr"n's games and a program
after which refreshments were served.
members Of the Sunday school at
tending were dressed rs children.
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COMPANY'S
OPERATIONS so PR. Ct,

rui+h.rsh. Siay 15.-All plants Of
thu Carnegie Steel company, with Tie
execution %; the works Al Columbus and
RclIa:r,. Ch;o. Will hc in operation to-
morrow morning. when tho last units
O , Mlnco. ohio, mills and the Far
roll. PENNSYLVANIA. furnaces viii re-
sumo This will give IN" Carnegie COM
pany approximately eighty percent "'
rrndurri,r ra?acity-thc first tlnr Tor
more than Il year.
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10 spend their vacation at one or Usee
well known clubs.
Members returning from Cheat Noun
r.in club" said Mr.. Rector. are entau-
sa sttc over their stay 1T the club. They
saw the trout fishing was excellent ana
he service OF the highest class. Iney
were more than pleased with their vaca-
lions and all intend TO return AGAIN
before the club closes in the fall
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About People
Movement Of Individuals 70 And
Prom Tho City.
AT THE HOTELS

Rogue-E. T.. Wheeler. Huntington:
K. 81. Bennett. rarkerSourG: \. y.
rcterS, Grafton: =. II. Hallcn. Grafton.
MoLure-R. NJ. SiEler. HarrisWlie: !.
Y. Anderson. Warrington: Jos. F!zV2r
MorGntown: 7. w. Tucker. PHrkerS-
burg. n. F.. Mosiman. ParkerStrirE: r.
\. Tcn'zcl. P~arkerShurE: q. W. Hill and
wife, S~iStcrsvii,c: Il. {. Sharp, liuntInE-
ton.
wtndsor-Hallcn II. Dawson. ElarkS-
burg: stephen ArkwriEht. Fatrmont: NJ.
n. Rumble, Fairmon;; r. A. McFarNn,
Adamston; !. +. Vincent. M~or&antown;
\ = Herman. Pa~rkcrSburr: Mrs. f. q.
Murray. Warrington.
STAMINA. S. ogden. C~larksburE.
NJ r. Rrmble OF Fairrnort was a bus
lrcSS visitor in this city Yesterday.
H. +. Mnsiman Of rarkcrSburG spent
yesterday IN this city looking after bus
ness.
Thomas Noble Of tho Island lert last
evening for F'airmont on a short ousi-
moss trip
lame MaNwen Of |lra SAINT VALLEY re
turned to HollidayShurg school YcSt"r-
day after a short visit with her parents.
q. W. Hill and wife IF StStcrsrillc are
visitors In the city today.
Mrs. Mary II. Pratt Of Adamston. Mo
has ~returned nome after Z pleasant WISH
tmong friends in this city.
Merritt Brand spent yesterday IN
Steuhenvtllc on business.
Randolph Hughes OF Fifteenth street,
who has been visiting friends in Mari
ot'a. returned home Yesterday.
l.. r.. Montgomery. former superIC-
.,endent OF the box factory a. Warwo"d.
loft last evening for Indianapolis. Ind.
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Luther League

The Luther league ut T'on church VIII
meet This afternoon and evening IN the
rhurCh league rooms. Supper VIII he
served at s o'clock and al strangers Will
be welcome.
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Board OF Managers

Today at > o'clock at The Y. w. {. \.
auditorium there VIII be I meeting "t
;hr corporation board Of the King :
daughters pav Nursery followed by the
usual monthly routine meeting.
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room WI! h" Mrs. 7. J. Tlugns and Mrs.
". T.. Irvine.
Appearing IN IN" program Will hH
Mrs. Charles Henry. Mrs. Tr'ppcrt' Miss
Susar N,hlc. who Will give readings:
Mrs. = Eyron. Mrs. ". +. bowman
and Mrs. Harry IN'hson. VINO vii. con-
tribute vorI, selections.
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WHEELING PEOPLE
GO ABROAD SOON
Many wheeling People VIII Leave Nex'
Month for a Summer Tour
Of Europe
Country Club Will Be Popular THIS
Month. The Spring Season Opening
with Many Parties

Many Wheeling people NJ. 1,"N' ma
month for a summr :nU ut Europe
Among those whn nave ~p.,'"nrH 80
make the O OF Southern Europe an"
The Continent is Miss la'u sweeney
who will leave early in June 10 Io'"
Miss Sarah Whitaker and Miss Marx"
re-, Ueryry. who are in france now.
Miss Mahle Brown. \ niece OF MrS
Nelson =. Whitaker OF the Bethany inc
will chaperone n number pt young S"'N
10 Europe. most % whom WIZ come
from Norfolk. and she country IN ta"'
mart o. Virginia where Miss Brown
made her home :or a number OF years
Miss Fritz St,fcl and Miss FLORENCE
Maxwell will Join Miss Brown p"'>'
In New York. sailing Jun" Isl on inc
Italian liner Coutc Rosa. wh.Sh to"cheS
It's first port at Naples. After 'naNt"E
the Mediterranean cruise the parry VII
proceed through the Continent return
Ing from England IN September.
Taking this cruise also Wall DC MT
and Mrs. Seaton Alexander. Mss Mary
Alexander, Mrs. John Adam Hess Mrs,
Elizabeth EdmundSon and Mr. Eernaro
Alexander.
Mrs. Frederick Gottleih. OF baltimore.
who will chapcrone Miss Regina cole
man, Miss MARY Rose Coleman, MISS
Martha Campbell and one or w." tE''S-
burrh girls, Students At Mount 10
Chanta,. will leave after the g~radna'l'"
exercises at Mount de tA2niA".
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Entereain Dancing Party

Mr.. and Mrs. Forbes simpson. w"
have been spending the pas few months
At the hom" o. Mrs Simpsons parents
Mr.. aud Mrs. !. J.. Holloway Will" the
are touring in Europe. entertained a
few Of their friends informally on Sat,
urday evening giving 4 bridge AMI
dancing party.
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GOOD PROGRAM
At WOMAN'S CLUB
MADAME JAMIE c. De VEYRA
WILL SPEAK-MRS. FLORA
WILLIAMS WILL SING.
Informal Parties and Gatherings Con
ti,ue TO Oecorate the Social
Calendar.

Ma,!amc J,ri,ie e.. De NaTra. wIie oil
the Resident Philippine COMMISSIONER
10 tue United States. Viii SNeaa be-
fore the Wo,uau'~ Iluh this afternoon
at the ElNS CLUB. ~ arranged b. the
Home Economics department ot the
clua. Madame Ge Neyra appeared De.
fore the Gsrc"&l Federation OF Wo-
mans Clubs held ~ Lake Chau'auqua
taSt June. where SHE ;Old OF the work
% the Wumeas Cluos III the Philip
pines. \ large attendance is expected
= judging from the precedent establish
ed bv the last two sessions Of the club
when the ElkS auditorium was lilied
10 Overlooking.
To add to the enjoyment OF the az
ternoou. Mrs. Flora Williams will sing
a group of Native Philippine songs.
Madame de Neyra will have dinner
this evening with the Home Economic
committee at the Janegrace Tearoom'
Later in the evening they will enjoy
the performance of Schubert's raude'
willie, featuring the Ritz Girls OF
1a2a'' at the Court Theatre.
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Mrs. jacques Lcbaudy, widow OF
jacques l.ebaudy, the sclf.Styled EN-
perOr of Sahara" and her daughter.
Miss JacQueline, were the brides In
double wedding performed in Paris
the other day. Nine. Lcbaudy became
the bride Of her friend and adviser.
Henri Sudrcau, while her daughter
married Sudreau'S son Roger. JacQue-
line and Roger had been married by
civil ceremony last january. but efforts
were made by her mother 70 have the
marriage annulIed. JaCqueline disnp-
pcarcd, and later was found in a prl
cate nursing home. Nine. Lehaudy
vas acquitted Of killing her husband'
In their home in Long ISlanG in 1919,
her defense being that she shot him
IN an effort to protect the girl, then
only fourteen ycurS old. .. ..
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urged Young people 20 take up church
work \ repor; OF the Lutheran Bien-
MA! Convention was given by Mrs. Ira
Wallace The Women'S Work Of the
West Virginia synod was discussed 10y
Miss Kate Hail. \ report on the No'
mems Work OF the joint synod Of Ohio
WAS given by Mrs. OFT" Schenk. ana
a report Of the lnner-m!ssion work by
Mrs. Henry Kalhitzer. paper was
read on the Inner MiSs;ou work among
the kurdistaT 10y Miss charlotte
Schen& This WAS followed 10y the roll
call and the election OF officers. All
of the present officers were elected:
Mrs. W. (. Moore, President: Mrs +. {.
.\lprrs. list c-prcSi'1rmt: Miss Sophia
H"tmeiSter, md vice president: record
Ing secretary. N.Y.. Louise Sch"elc: Cor
responding secretary. Mrs. u. NJ. Eruhn:
Treasurer. MISS Ina kuckack. About
ono hundred were prcSer' a, the meet
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GREAT DEMONSTRATIONS
FOR GENERAL PERSHIn6

New Orleans, Oct. 1?.-(By the An
sociatcd PresS) A demonstration for:
John !. Pershing got out Of bounds.
when the commander of the \. p. F.s
appeared before the American legion.
convention here this afternoon. W
He was greeted by a prolonged cheer.
and then rush to the platform OF tho
banners of all the states, leaving the
assembly floor almost bare of STATE
names. The general climaxed his part
in the demonstration by kissing Miss
Marrarct McCauley of Mason City.
Iowa. who carried lowa's banner to tho
rns,rurn. Banner bearers returned to.
their places leaving their standards
leaning against the platform at the gen.
erals feet. NJ
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GENERAL PERSHING IN
CITIZENSHIP TALK
TO DICTIONARIES

Nrw Orleans, oct I9.-AddrrsS!nt Inc
American Legion convention here today,
john J. P"rshinE said In part
'Wi,h"ut awaiting the verdict OF the
future. lat US not today, as s"!d'erS'
h"aSiiug Of victory. but As hr"ad-mIh"-
ed citizens. contemplate IN" iG.incSS al
oar national effort. and measure IT'S hca"-
ing upon ourselves a men. both in our
rclai on To the ua,t"n rs wh"l" ana |"
our roun,rymcn as individuals.
when people dccry officials. rritiriSr
tn" courts. oppose the administration o!
law. i've remedy IS greater car" in IN"
selection of Iaw makers and admInIStra-
tors. public official who directly E
nurci the r!EutS of The people. becomes
It IyIln,. Euuauy dangerous is IN" leg
iSlAtur wh" Listens /" the cutlery OF tn"
noisy minority and acts ia the Interest
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cr ~ rrw Instead - Tic whole people.
~ society that takes the law into ItS
own hands for its OWN gain Is worse
:lan the tyrant. The leader of any
as ci..iiun who incitcs the mob 10
crime, or who uph"lds or excuses VOL
ru,t. among his followers against
citizens; in IN" exercise Of their rights
is worse Than the individual who COM
mit& the crime. Societies which en-
courage !.sreSpcct for law and ORDER
deserve. only condemnation and have no
place in our social scheme of things.
Among our best citizens. il the en-
service man. who ever stands sQuarely
and Openly for the preservation of order
and for the protection of personal
liberty.
our people hope for peace.
We would abolish war If WEI could Dut
a. long rs hatred and jealousy exist
among nations. wars are possible.
MAY ] suggest, that the exercise
of the duties of citizenship, the eX-
service men should he Interested in all
phases of our national life as well as
in our international; relations.
Fair Treatment for Disabled.
II, is the wish of all our people I"
provide without stint every car" tor
I'M" unfortunate soldier VII" bears IN"
scars Of war Tn" necessary agencies
have been generously created I" admin
lister 70 his needs until restored |"
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New TwiG.

Quite a l,;ic local interest has oe"a
evidenced ia IN" formation OF new
twiS l,l 4 number vi the members OF
the Younger social So; who met Eester-
DAY at ;he home Of Miss Leeanna Hno-
bad at T."atherwood Lane. TOT tha'
nurrnsc. During the business session.
Rambler" Was chosen as the name OF
the embryonic twig. In the election
~ officers tina, followed Miss Katherine
pfarr was elected chairman; MISS
Elaucr. Storcr. vlcc-chairman: MISS
I.reauna Hubbard. secretary-treasurer'
Misses Louise Harper and Katherine
Wrs,falI On the work committee.
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SCALPERS AT COLUMBUS

Columbus. O.. Oct. 1?.-tRy the Assoc
c!ated PreSsl --- Thousands Of persons
whose belated requests for seats for The
Ohio-M.chigan football game met with
refusal, today were turning to other
sources in an attempt 70 see the con
test and prIces 81 $3.50 tickets in thr
hands Of scaIpers had reached, With
numerous sales made At that price. 81"
and even more was being asked IN some
casos
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DUST EXTREMISTS.

Paris. Oct. 19.-The French Com
munist party meeting here has de.
cided to exclude from the party For.
mer Deputies Pierre Brizon and Raffin
Dugena. who during the war were
among the most violent extremists
and who braved public opinion by
meeting the German at the Inter.
national Socialist committee in Swift.
zerland In 1915.
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health and usefulness. Lot the vigil.
lance of his comrades leave nothing un-s
done that vii! hasten his restoration
to health and strength. 80
Again let us not forget the lonely
widow or the brave mother who gave
her all in the service Of mankind. We
owe her debt of gratitude that can.
never be rcnaid." -
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MEXICO TO ENFORCE
EMBARGO ON ARMS

Washington. Oct. 1o.-An embargo on
importation IF arms and ammunition
into Mexico Is to he rigidfy enforced
by the Mexican government said tele-
gram received today hy the Commerce
department from Acting Trade Commits
sinncr bushnell at Mexico CITY.
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Iuventle Party.

Miss Marjorie and Master Alvin BY
RIM, will entertain Il number OF their
you,S friends this evening at their
Nm. IN Echo Terrace. Games and
o,her ilycnilc amusements will provide
a most enjoyable evening for the young
roItS while a luncheon with delightful
1Iallowe.cn appointments will be served
during the evening Present will be:
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masonic Dance.

The Scottish Rite Guard VIII give
their second dance OF the season th'S
evening at The Scottish Rte ""thsur"'
The music will l,r Of the best. ana inc
many Nasons and their ladies who are
n,onninr 10 attend are assured good
time.