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Evening star., 1922-10-11
NEW YORK FIGHT
GROWING BITTER
tContinued from First PaseD

tionably will receive a wonderful ma
jority. He will invade the upstate
counties to try to win votes away
from his opponent in the industrial
towns and communities.
As one OF the plain people. he SAYS
he will travel in the day coach on the
regular trains and by automobile.
Gov. Miller does not disda!n to use a
special Pullman sleeper attached TO
the regular trains.
The democratic platform. which
will be eXpatfated upon by Candidate
Smith, is one of the widest open
manifestos of political and legislative
voters 1t is for municipal ownership
ot utilities. wines and beers, re-
moval OF censorship Of motion pic
ture plays and in places is almost
ear-socialist.
Two Parties Divided.
The republican platform has none
of those features, leaving prohibition
to stand as a closed incident. But
appeals for economy in public ex-
pencitures. various reforms OF
business nature and is in line with
the solid safe and sound record OF
the Miller administration and legis-
lature. I am trying to point out to
you how the two parties are dividing
and in what terms they Will ask the
suffrage of the voters. II is evident
that the thinking voters are to be
put to q test to decide beween the
claims and counter charges of the
two candidates. and that the cam
paign will present strong appeal to
the independent voters. At that, there
will be scores of thousands of voters
who will mark ballot for "AI'
smith. because it is Smith and never
give a thought to anything else.
se f,l,s A q
Of Mr.. Hearst. who lost out at the
Syracuse convention. to see whether
he will oppose Mr.. Smith. His morn
Ing paper devotes two and half
columns to a report of Gov. Millers
speech at Utica last night, promi-
nently displayed. in which the repub-
lican candidate scored Mr.. Smith
The editorial page carried an attack
on Gov. Miller for the state law and
commission for the censoring OF
moving pictures. The democratic
platform called for repeal OF the
motion picture censorship law ana
so-called Lusk laws repressing free
lication. The editorial says: Gov.
Miller can't quite get hold of the
press. 1t is specifically mentioned for
protection in the Constitution. The
press is safe. The schools have been
saved. The democratic platform pro-
sorship and free the screen"
Gett1nE Farther Apart.
You can see how the two platforms
and candidates will get farther and
farther apart as the campaign goes
on. and how the classes are likely to
divide. The republican ticket will
draw from one school OF thought, the
democratic from another In the big
city, in the Industrial communities.
the democrats will put out their
pleas. In the country. in the quiet
homes Of the small towns. the repub-
licans will advance. theirs.
But, of course. we don't want to
take everything too seriously and
must allow a margin for political
buncombe and balderdash. But. max
ing all due allowances. the fact is
that the campaign in New York will
he worthy Of the attention OF every
thoughtful man and woman as con-
spicuoue test case of a struggle of
conflicting political ideals In this
country.
Evening star., 1922-10-11
CO Starts Back From West
Hoping to Cut Time 10 Hours
Nogales First Stop
on Dirigible's
Schedule.
Same Cre,U II, Air
Cruise That Left
Langley Field.

TUCSON, Ariz-, October 11.-The
Army dirigible CO, two hours ahend
Of schedule, passed over Tucson this
morning Mt $40 o'clock with motors
roaring smoothly. The blinp few
low over the city and turned SOUTH
ward toward Nogales, the first stop
ping place ON the transcontinental
flight.
By the Associated Press.
ROSSFIELD, Arcadia, Calf, Octo.
Der 1.-THE Army dirigible CO,
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PLANS NATIONAL SHRINE.
D. A. r. Convention Asks q. s.
to Buy "Monticello."
Special Dispatch to The star

Special Dispatch to The star.
PURCELLvILLE, Va. October Ii
One of the important matters brought
before the state convention of the
Daughters of the American RevoEu-
tion. which convened at Yorktown,
Va. today. was the renewal OF the
effort to have the United States gov
ernment purchase historic Monticello.
Virginia country place of Thomas
jefferson. and convert it Into ma.
tional shrine. such as the home OF
W D shington at Mount Vernon.
In recent years numerous move
ments have been inaugurated to buy
Monticello by popular subscription
ana maxi. OF - national -'ttriac. and
the movement OF the Colonial Danes
and the Daughters of the American
Revolution was among them. but
they all came to nauSht. This home.
which is one or the most interesting
spots in America. has been owned for
years by Jefferson NJ. Levy Of New
York.
Evening star., 1922-10-11
oLcoTT, POISONED, BETTER

NEW YORK. October 11.-Chauncey
Olcott, singing comedian, who re-
turned from Europe. suffering from
ptomaine poisoning. will soon be en-
tirely well, DR.. John A. Stillmell, his
physician, said today. He said Olcott's
indisposition resulted from eating she'll
fish in Paris recently.
Evening star., 1922-10-11
Mails Speeded Up
By Air Deliveries, j.,
Saws P.O.Official

October 11.-More
of frst-ciass mail
is delivered from
three to four
hours earlier each
day than would
be the case if the
Post ONCE Depart
ment had no air
mail service. As
Sistant PostmaS-
ter General Hen
derson declared
today in an ad-
dress at the in
ternational aerial
meet here. The
point of view Of
the department,
he added. "is that
the people are en-
titled to and
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FINED FOR 1NTox1cAr1oN.

Frank Diggs and Oliver jackson,
both colored, who served in the
United States Navy overseas and who
had been honorably discharged. were
in Police Court today charged with
intoxtcation. They paid nnes Of e1o
Evening star., 1922-10-11
ALBANIA DENIES DISORDERS

NEW YORK. October 1.-THE AL
banian government has cabled the AL
banian vice consul here. c. A. Tashko.
that absolute law and order reign
throughout the country. and that re.
ports of disturbed conditions are with.
out foundation
Evening star., 1922-10-11
sPEEDER FINED $25.

Lawrence Hall, colored. charged
with the second offense Of speeding,
was tried in the Police Court today
and fined SIS by Judge Mattingly.
Evening star., 1922-10-11

The south has the fewest foreign.
born farmers Of any section Of the
United StateA -
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"PAY," SAYS BEAUTY
IN GAMBLER CASE

Continued from First paee.)
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returned home accompanied by MISS
Harris who will hc her huuS" guest LOT
the next two weeks.
Miss Hazel cunningham guest
Miss Cordelia Dexter, Of Tairmont IS
leaving for her home Wednesday.
Mr.. Earl Weyman, manager or the
Grecr-I.aing warehouse drove to nus
hurgh Sunday over the Fourth.
Mrs Melvin Morgan Of this city is
visiting at the home Of Mr.. and MIS-
layman Gregg. Sistersville.
Mr. II. II Hatch and son, George are
guests OF MIR. and Mrs. Joe Ford ot
Fa!rmont.
Lester Lobcnstein of this city Is at
SistresviNe in the interests of the T.
& p. Telephone company.
Mvron Kirk. who IS employed at Fair
mont is spending tho Fourth with his
PARENTS. in this city.
Earl Gamble Is in Sistersril!" on
business.
Miss Helen Iotrcs Of North Market
street Is visiting relatives in Manning
ton.
Miss Catherine Harris OF the South
Side. who has been visiting IN Plus
hurgh. has returned home.
John O'Neii Of Columbus. q. was Il
business visitor in this city Yesterday
Ernest Crone Of the Max Crono COM
many. has left ror several weeks Va"a-
lion. He has manned a trip though
tho east including New York city ana
Atlantic City. \. J
JP. Swecin,,r "f Minneapolis. MINI,
WIS n busin". '''r in this city yes
terday.
r y. Schmidt has returned 20 his
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ISLAND LADIES
HOLD MEETING
M6nI-cr DISTRICT BRANCH OF
OGDEN wCMT-'S CLUB HELD
SATURDAY NIGHT.
Much Enthusiasm In MIR. oRden's Cam
paign Shown-Another Meeting
Planned

meeting Of tho women voters NJ
Madison district. who endorse II e..
Ogden and rlodgc rh"Ir support to him
during his campaign for tho nomina-
ton 10 tho United states senate. was
hold n: tho Nome OF Mrs. Dent ~.
TavIor, 4c1 South Penn street. Satur-
day evening.
The meeting was hold for the pur'
pose OF organizing and plans for an
active drive were completed MrS'
Tavlor presided ne chairman and out
lined a plan of dividing the Island ter
-I,nry into blocks, each block TO nc
work ed by one or more of the members
,r the organization. The meeting was
M enthusiastic on" md much interest
IN Mr.. Ogden's nomination was mani
fest
The noxt session will be held at mo
home Of Mrs. william Gntman' 'oo
south Penn street. at which report ~
The work done thus far Will De rt""'
Nrs TAYLOR stated that che hes'I'S
tho, oil women voters OF TINS ols'i ~
,rtoreeted IN Mr. Ogden's nomination I've
,rcsent at this next meeting ~ my
cvncct TO have a prominent SPeah'r
nroscnt on TINT occasion. The meeting
Saturday was attended by over tn'rtS
women Miss Lou Hastings acted as
secretary at tho mcc;'nE'
The following Island women Wrre
nrosent: Mrs. ]. \. Mcconnell. MIS-
charles Watkins. Mrs. Charles Epm''n'
Niss lone Erhlin, Mrs. Frank A. Eve
Ing Mrs. David White. MS. r.. }.
Garden. Mrs. Samuel Wartu"l, MISS
Helen Garden. Mrs Fred Ferris. MIS-
Herbert Baer. Mrs. George c. Crook
Mrs T.. c. HahtonG. Mrs. Adam hiunl'
Mrs. Lester West Mrs. FRANK i'teHs
Mrs Dent 4. Taylor. Mrs. Edward NC,
,,,Is,cr Mrs, q. r. Hays, Miss Manel
Hornfcr. Mrs. f. A. HarDfer. Mrs II; b.
Johns, Mrs. William Miller Mrs. Eliza
beth Talson. Mrs. Henry Jones. Mrs
Harry Conrad. Mrs. Oscar L. Cauahan'
Mrs william Gutman. Mrs Hetuc h''S"'
Mrs Frank Mcneil. Miss Lou Hastings
Mrs. Jasse Wilson. Mrs. Ralph White
head. Mrs. Jospeh Wells and Mrs w
c. Etzler.
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LITTLE CHANGE IN
OPERATING SCHEDULES

Little change Is noted IN the opera
lion basis Of the Wheeling Steel cor
nor,tion plants for the coming week
The Renwood plant Is running on
75c, basis at the present time. while
the Beech Bottom and WhitakeT-GIes s-
nrr plants are operating on the 1000
basis.
The schedule OF operations for the
coming week as announced by officials
is as follows:
wheeling Steel Iron Company
Benwood plant. opera ting 76S.
Belmont plant. operating 65T.
Ton furnace. operating lNoGe.
Martins Ferry furnace, idle.
Yorkvile plant. operating 1877.
Whitaker Glessner Company
Wheeling mills. operating lh9rc.
Martins Ferry mills operating 6Soe.
Eeech Bottom plant. operating l00qe.
Wheeling Can Dept operating 500.
Portsmouth planth operating $50.
La Belle iron Works
S.eubeHv'lln plant. operating 100.
Wheeling plant, operating $50.
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SUMMER RECEPTION
OF MEMBERS HELD

The summer communion and reception
OF new mem bcrs was held a I the regular
Sunday morning service OF the First
Presbyterian church Yesterday morning.
Five new members entered the church
at this service and received their first
communion.
There was no evening service as thi:
has been discontinued throughout the
summer months. DR. Gibson last night
addressed the meeting held by the Union
Mission last night in Riverside Park.
He toos as his subject The Lost
Christ" Dr. LoCkhart also held a part
in the service which VAS featured by a
largo attendance. \ negro uuartettc
from PITTSBURGH rendered several de
l!ghtful musical numbers.
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PRETTY EVENTS
FOR TWO GUESTS
Misses idella Peters and Hor'ense
Stone Are Visiting Here
Miss Noyes to Entertain WEDNESDAY
Afterncon-Plcnie Tomorrow

Twn OF the most popular guests OF
the Younger set-Miss ldella fe'ei
of Cambridge. who Is the guest VI
Miss Mary Eliza Noyes. and MISS
Hortense Stone OF Alliance, o.. are
TO be highly teted with large num-
Der OF gay little informal parties this
week. Today Miss Noyes VIII issue
invitations for an informal party 10
be held Wednesday afternoon at ner
home on the Island. which will honor
the visitors. Needlework and carus
win be the diversions and tea will De
served in conclusion.
Saturday afternoon. the Misses
Peters and Stone were honor guests
at a little informal party at the nome
OF Miss Hervey on North Front
street. The afternoon hours were
spent at cards and sewing. Later
charming luncheon was served.
Tuesday. the Fourth will be spent
picnicing. spot has been selected
on the grounds surrounding the back
of Miss Louise Bloomfields home
where the afternoon will be spent In
merv outdoor pleasures. In the
evening the party will 20 to the home
OF Miss Noyes where dancing will be
enjoyed until a late hour.
The young people who will be
present at this event will be:
Misses-
HcStense Stone Dorothy Holden
Loyise BLOOMFIELD Elizabeth Marsh
Heaen McAllister Mary Eliza Noye
Ida Edwards
Messrs--
lingo Wolfe Bob Blackford
Tucian Andrews Brandt Hervey
Joseph Bowman Bryant Ste(lars
Kenneth Ralston Charles kercher'
Wheeler Ralstop
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SIXTEEN ARRESTS
Judge Ritz VIII BE Busy IN Police
Court This Morning

Sixteen arrests were made Yesterday
ythepolice up to midnight All will
by the police up to midnight. All will
s. Ritz this morning. Those arrested
were:
J. w. H'nr Thomas Moffatt. Sam
Brown. Mike Dixie. Joseph Maye. Walter
aker. John whist william McEntire,
Sam Rcrghoff. George Burley. g. Men
dick. William Jones and John Mahogy.
all arrested on charge Of being drunk.
The following police arrested them:
Baker. Eskey, Flanna gan, Voitle. Bick,
Rice. Garden, Pastors and Gcrsting.
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WIFE AND CHILDREN
SEE POTTER DROWN

East Liverpool. Ohio. July 2.-(Spe-
cIal,--With his wife and four children
witnessing the accident Leonard Simp-
son. &C. Pottery worker. was drowned
IN tn" Ohio river at Georgetown Pa
near here this afternoon. simpson un-
able, to swim, vas using pair OF wings
under his arms when he went down. His
body was recovered.
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PASTOR CALLED
BY ST. JAMES
Con rrerat4on Asks tho Rev. 2. II. Meyer
of New York to FIJI Place AadS
Vacant by DR.. Schustts

A call has been issued by the eongfe-
gtion Of ST. James Lutheran church to
the Rev. F. H. Never Of New York City
TO All the vacancy left by the resigna'
ton Of DR. w. r. Schuette. While 1t -
not definitely known that Rev. Meyer
will accept the call. hopes are enter
tanned by the congregation that ne win
consider II favorably.
Until pastor Is obtained. visiting
ministers will continue to fill the st
lanes pulpit DR.. Schuette' VINO
preached his farewell sermon last sun
day. goes to Pittkbursh as the mead Oh
tho Lutheran synod embracing the ter
ritory from New York to North Car
DINA.
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masou-pixon Seven Coming.

The Mason and Dixon Seven orchestra
wired the dance committee OF the Ma
cademy club Sunday that they would
I've able to play at the club dance July
10. at Wheeling park. The orchestra
which is one OF the most popular in the
country and 4 favorite In this locality.
Is coming here direct from Atlantic
city. where they are now playing
The orchestra Is composed OF II mch
and all the old familiar fav"rltes viii
be back to play here This Will he the
first time the Seven has been in this
vicinity since January. Last winter
they played here every month at tho
Macademy club dances.
The dance. July 10. is the fourth
Macademy dance OF the summer season.
The dance committee is composed or
Messrs. Wolfe. Archibald. Jacobs MaycS
and Giesey.
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BASKET PICNIC

VIII he held on July afternoon ana
evening on the Bethany College cam
pus Baseball game and other sports
Patriots Speeches. Fireworks in eve
ming Everybody wecome je ISL
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Martina Perry Picnic

One of the most delightful OF Martins
Fs-ry's picniCs will be that OF the
furnace Committee" and their families
and friends NJ Thoournts Grove AT
SCOTCH Rtd-c. Buses will carry - rle
d,v win be enjoyably spent in games
snaa contests Of various kinds the
'sEr,rnace Committee" Is one OF the most
nrominent Of Church organizations IN
the Ohio city.
Those who will attend the event an
hcipate a jolly time.
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Baoholor Club Outing.

Extensive preparations have oeen
made by the Bachelor club of this city
for the Fourth Of July outing which WI!
take place at It's summer camp at POW
utan. .. Dancing. Boating and bathing
will be the principal diversions CT tho
day The Harmony Boys orchestra ~
Belialre furnished the music NJ The
camp Sunday Kaufmann's Melody Boys
OF this city Will play on the Fourth.
Those who are planning to attend tn"
went anticipate an enjoyable time.
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Hoe SPRINGS Tournament

Prominent among those leaving lot
Ho, Springs, Virginia. for the AnnuaI
West Virginia Golf Tournament the
latter part OF the week VIII De Tue TON
and Mrs. Jesse Bloch and party. aoou'
Ok W-heelinrites will leave for the
topruament Is OF whom will be playing.
The qualifying rounds will be played
Monday. July 10.
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~. p,.sxsnt weddtnR.

An especially attractive "eu"''- ~
the past week. was that Of Miss Eliza l.
beth Brooks. daughter OF MT. and MrS,
n,vI6 brooks OF Mt. Pleasant. O.. and
Mr.. Eugene Edmunds House or Cle'e.
ND which took place at the home or
the brides parents at o'clock fnursday
.yariyr The ceremony was read by
the Rey. Isaac L. Ninsey. OF the FrlenoS
cb.rch OF Salem, formerly OF Mt. Pleas
ant. Mrs. Vincent Chambers, OF pamas-
Gus. acted an matron OF honor ind Miss
Margaret Seddell. OF Chicago. as brides
maid Mrs. Robert Wister. OF Cleve-
land. sister Of the bride. played the
wedding march and sang before the GER
Lpo-y The brides niece. Miss Virginia
Wisnar. was the charming little Flower
Girl while Mr. House had as his best
man. Mr.. Chauncey Hawthorne. OF MI.
Pleasant.
The parlors OF the Brooks me.where
the ceremony was performed. we're at
trac,ivcly decorated with pink and Law
enter summer flowers and ferns. The
mantle before which the couple stood.
was banked with flowers while tall
white candles added a distinctive fea-
lure to the decorative scheme
The bridal gown was OF white satin
crepe. figured in pearls She wore
tulle Veil. with head band Of orange
blossoms and carried a shower bouquet
OF roses, sweet peas. valley lilies and
baby's breath. Mrs. Chambers wore
her wedding gown OF white charmeuse
and carried pink roses. while Miss We'd
de1ts dress was OF reach blow taffeta
and she carried Ward roses. The little
flower girl was In lavender and carried
n basket Of sweet peas.
Mrs House is the niece OF Mrs. Esther
Parkinson. Of "a South wabash street.
OF this city. She has been member OF
the Y. ". G. \. staff ut Cleveland for
the last five years. Among the seventy
guests were many from Cleveland. Can
ton, Steubenville. Wheeling and other
nearby places. After camping trip In
Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. House will 20 to
Cleveland. where Mr.. House Is preach
;rc during the summer. In the fall the
...rrle will SO TO Chicago.
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tournament. Because Of the tn"lemen'
weather, Sunday. however, comparati'"-
~ few o fthe social set we're out on
the links II tho weather Is good TO-
dav and Tuesday. indications are thf'
society will. be out en- masse.
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Marsden L. Colvig has Just rooeiVeo
thu last word In Beautiful Midnummer
millinery, consisting Of white ana wnlee
ana black combinations, the most com
onansIvs line In thu city. ~ l5
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| ing the house A, the conclusion Of
: JOYOUS dav OF swimming. boating and
..nais the gucc;~ ~ere served deli
! cious chicken and waffle dinner. ~
late hour the party returned I" I'M"
} CITY. Mr. and Mrs. Gump were the
| ChaperoncS.
! Those present were:
! Misses
/ Emma Harth Grace TIlom
| Florence VanZandt Ruth Gump
! Mesdames-
/ Herman Ereuger Everett Mclaughlin
Messrs.-
| Paul Gump george NumIe!
| Jackie KreuSer Donald Huup
| Chester Gump Clark io'S
Row C;ump Lawrence Gump
Everett Mclaughlin
Bellnire Club Dance
Friday July :. has been announced
ne the date Of tho Various Social PAS
! time club which Is 10 be held at the
! Chamber Of Commerce rooms IN me
/ Hub building. Bellaire. Jones' Novelty
orchestra Of this city has heen obtained
for the evening. The committee IN
! charge Of the event are:
Misses Thetma Wharton. Gall Hen
! thorn and Mildred Morgan.
Mrs, whitaker TO Entertain
Mrs Nelson Whitaker Of Bae Mar
Place will be hostess at one OF tho hoh-
DAYS most delightful picnics, Tuesday.
| number Of Mrs. Whitaker's friends
have been invited.
Rucfeye Lake House Party
! Chaperoned by Mrs. Oscar Nolte the
! members Of the Rose club, left Sunday
for Buckeye Lake. O.. for a two weeks
house party at the popular Ohio sum
! mer resort.
Misses
Irene cunningham Freda Goeddel
E>-eda Rarte Vada Dun
+ r-dItb Rovman Irene Brandau
Helen Cunningham Mabel Bowman
Mesdames-
Howard Sheets Oscar MOTTO
Marsdsn Z. Colv1g has Just received
the last word In Beautiful midsummer
millinery, consisting Of white and white
and black combinations, the most corn-
prehensive line In tho oity. Jy Is
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Have Won tried Fr,cks Laundry Blue:
A modern Bluing: contains no ACIDS or
chemicals.-Ady
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A delightful affair took place sun
day, whom a group OF young people
motored from this city 20 the home or
Miss Ruth Gump in New Martinsville.
" Va. 4 picnic luncheon awaited the
ynssts and upon their arrival II was
vcrved on the spacious lawn surround
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Miss vinirred irwin. NJ Beach Glenn
will leave this evening TO be the guest
Of her sister. Mrs. l.. J. Gwinn MISS
Irwin will attend the summer term OF
the University OF Pittsburgh.
Miss Virginia Carr If New Rrieton'
Pa, Is the guest Of Miss Harriet u
rich OF this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. william E'f>er or me
Island accompanied by Mrs. Eifl"r'S
sister and her husband, Will leave on
Saturday for n trip over the West VIZ
ginia and Pennsylvania mountains and
to Atlantic City. stopping at the latter
city for few weeks.
Miss Katherine Babh Of Virginia. who
has been visiting Miss Katherine Harris
of South Front street. the Island. has
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NEWLY Organized Legion.

Newly Organized Legion.
now chapter OF the Service Star
M was organized at Moundsvii'..
we. evening, by Mrs. George t.
~. state organizer. The following
were elected:
tGent-Mrs- n. G.. woodward.
yios-president Mrs. T. q.
md v1ce-president-Mrs Net.'e
nCr
I'd vice-preddent Mrs. ]. r. Max
E ,urth vses-pressden.. Mrs. o. p.
fth vsee-prexdd.nt Mrs John
xecuttvs Secretary - Miss Nellie
~pn.
reasurer-Mfrs Luzerne Dubois.
.istorian-MHss Mary Hess.
Executive Board: NJ o. theirs. Mrs.
.,rry S. Wilson. Mrs. o. c. Hull. Mrs.
W Jones. Wife. Mrs. Joe Boyd, :r.
Sister. Miss Maude Hull.
Miss Brdghtweu Arrives Tuesday.
The Friday Issue Of the charleston
Daily Mail contains the following:
Mis- Margaret Sutherland is enter
taining with dance Monday evening At
Fdgewood country club IN honor OF Miss
Elizabeth Brightwell. who Is leaving
TUESDAY for Wheeling. where she will
be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Block"
Miss Brightwell will be honor guest
ut the dance 70 he given Friday even
ing at the Country club By Miss BetIy
and Mr.. Tom Block.
COLI tournament.
SoriAfC girls and arc
showing keen interest In the golf