MISS ANTOINETTE FUNK
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* A striking example of the value of
women In helping America in the great
fight Is Miss Antoinette Funk, a mem
ber of the woman's committee of the
council of national defense. The pho
tograph shows her hard at work in her
office in the treasury building, where
she Is doing wonderful work In the
Interests of the Liberty loan. She Is
executive vice-chairman of the wom
en's Liberty Loan committee.
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(By Associated Press)
WESTERVALE, Ohio., Nov. 19
Plans are going forward for what
prohibition leaders declare wll be the
most important national convention
ever held by the National Anti-Sa
loon league when the body convenes
at Washington December 10, accord
ing to an announcement made here
at the national headquarters of the
league. The governors of every state
will be invited to attend and make ad
dresses. William Jennings Bryan will
speak.
Representatives of organized labor
of the Granges, merchants and man
ufacturers as well as the leaders in
public life, are to be asked to address
the convention, and put special emp
hasis upon efforts to make the Uni
ted States dry through the passage
of an amendment to the federal con
stitution. A resolution to that end has
been adoupted by the senate and is
to be brought into the House in Dec
ember. Delegates from all parts of
the country will attend.
Senator Morris Shepard of Texai?,
Representative Edward Yates Webb,
of North Carolina, Senator William
E. Borah, of Idaho, and Representa
tive Simeon D. Freds, of Ohio, have
signified their intention of speaking.
Other senators and representatives
probably will be on the program, it
fa announced. Other speakers include
Captain R. P. Hobson, of Alabama,
Sam W. Small, of Atlanta and Mrs.
Anna A. Gordon of Evanston, 111.,
president of the National Women’s
Christian Temperance Union.
It is announced that every indi
vidual church organization of every
denomination; every young people’s
society and temperance organization
is entitled to send a delegate. Chur
ches will be urged to send their pas
tors.
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NON-PROPELLING BARGES
OF REINFORCED CONCRETE
(By Associated Press)
LONDON, Nov. 19 — Plans
have been approved by the
Committee of Lloyds Register
for a number of non-propelling
barges and a motor-vessel to
be constructed of reinforced
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concrete, for British nnd Scan
dinavian coastal trades. Puans
of other reinforced concrete
vessels of large carrying cap
actiy for certain sea trades are
under construction.
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GERMAN8 ARE DRIVEN
BACK BY ITALIANS
(By Associated Press)
ROME, Nov. 19—The Ger
mans have effected two more
crossings of the Piave river
at Follin, but the Italians
drove them back to the em
bankment.
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Case and contents taken from the
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can keep the money if the suit
case is returned, and no questions
will be asked. 4t
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now on display In our store.
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