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THE ENQUIRER, CINCINNATI, SUNDAY, JULY 28, 1929 tfftkrffl SECTION TWO 21 ILL rsrsatSBn fa srrana i HUNDRED MEMBERS IS AIM West Virginia University Names Hall EGG HAS FOUR YOLKS. Indianapolis (AP) Mrs. Arthur Bacon was somewhat flabbergasted For Woman Pioneer In Coeducation To Be Picnic Guests. Public Works, a former Ohioan, is also a member of the society. Horace Kepheart, internationally-known author and outdoorsman, a former resident of Dayton, Ohio, is included on the list.

Mr. Kephart was the moving spirit in the conception i n1 subsequent establishment of the tin Smoky Mountains National Pi: fit, near Asheville. The park lands, which will Include 428,000 Acres of wild mountain area, have been sur Jack Reynolds To Wrestle An Unnamed Opponent neii dug optneu an lo iiy lor 4 her husband's breakfast. The egg contained four yolks. veyed and will soon be presented to the United States Government.

One of the unnamed mountains in the section has been christened "Mount Kephart" in honor of the man who conceived the pnrk rroject. At Knights Of Columbus Picnic At Latonia Race Track, August 10 Program Set. Mexico has more than 200,009 producing fig trees. Of Ohio Society Recently Organized At Asheville, N. C.

SPECIAL DlsrATCH TO THE ENQl'IRER. Asheville, N. July 27 Leading business and professional men and women of Asheville are included in the list of former Ohio residents who compose the "Ohio Society" recently formed. Starting with 30 members, the Buckeye plan to increase their numbers at least to the century mark. With Herbert K.

Caskey, former resident of Youngstown, Ohio, and prominent Y. M. C. A. worker, as President, the society has been organized through the sponsorship of the Asheville Chamber of Commerce to form a rallying point and means of social contact for the many Ohio visi-turs who come to Asheville each year.

Newton M. Anderson, a native of Cincinnati and former resident of Cleveland, Ohio, is a prominent member of the Buckeye organization In Asheville. Mr. Anderson is President of the Buncombe County Board of Commissioners and was the founder of the Asheville School For Boys, an band concerts and dancing will be on the program. In the afternoon there will be a card party, with many prizes.

Bridge, euchre, lotto and five hundred will be played. The card party is under auspices of Norwood Council, K. of C. with Timothy Donovan as Chairman. Besides the ten Knights of Columbus councils in the thiee counties, all Daughters of Isabella circles and the Catholic Ladies of Columbia are cooperating to make the day a success.

Various regents of the D. of I. will direct their work, while the Catholic Ladles of Columbia will be headed by Mrs. Mary Clark and Mrs. E.

C. Hudspeth. A special amusement program Is being planned for the children. It i.t hoped that the record of 30,000 patrons established last year will bo beaten. In case it rains the numerous spacious buildings at the race track will provide ample 'protection for the multitude, Mr.

O'Donovan stated. To Aid Needy. "One of the most gratifying things In connection with the outing is that wo have received a great number of advanced donations from persons not of our faith," Chairman Cook declared. "This should spur members of the Knights of Columbus and their families to greater effort." The Cincinnati Enquirer Christmas fund, the Boy Scouts of Northern Kentucky and Speers Hospital, Dayton, are among the non-Catholic organizations to be helped through the outing. 'h: T4flJRS' TIIROUGII SI OMIJEIILAND OF THE Greater Cincinnati orphans, who will be guests of honor at the fourth annual charity outing given by Ohio Valley Chapter, Knights of Columbus, at Latonia Race Track, Saturday, August 10, will have the opportunity to see Jack Reynolds, world's champion welterweight wrestling champion.

When he learned that the picnic is being arranged to provide funds for inmates of 44 charitable and other institutions and organizations including a number of orphanages in Hamilton, Kenton and Campbell Counties, Reynolds consented to exclusive institution. J. W. Grimes, Buncombe County Commissioner of oi.l, Itruclui; Mnuntnin Air 'S tioll t'ourM' V7w Greenbrier'Jfotel WHITI SULPHUR tPRlNGS W.VA. Amerira' rmnirr itrsort Open Vcnr 'Special Trac OLDEST GRAPEVINE DIES.

is a 4 7- '2 fF v-. ja 4t i fey i Swi Mfel J-J flplp i pi it fV" flow if i fJf wrestle an unnamed opponent on that occasion. The champion donated his services at the request of Albert Eachtold, Secretary of the Cincinnati Boxing and Wrestling Commission. Reynolds has been a resident of Cincinnati since last year. Other wrestlers and boxers will appear.

Fights are in charge of "Midget" Guery, boxing instructor at The Fenwick, who claims the light fcThe Ideal Place for art Produced 75 Gallons Of Wine Annually Tor 400 Years. Obcrlustadt, Rhcmish Palatinate (AP) The oldest grapevine in Germany is dead. For 400 years it grew on a private estate, producing its 75 gallons of wine regularly every year. But, after the severe winter, no new shoots appeared. weight championship of this city.

Aviator To Jump. John F. Cook, General Chairman, and his committees notified Daniel A. O'Donovan, Tresident of Ohio Valley enjoyable vacation'or week-end. Excellent Muscallonge and Bass Fishing Motor 3o a i Bathing Four Splendid Golf Courses.

I I If 1 Chapter, who is to be Officer of the Day, that ticket returns to date were not satisfactory, "It is the solemn duy of all Knights of Columbus to fCmOPCUTANITCtP Every Sunday via Scenic Mi'iiilSoad jjfvj5 li tf New Vacation Thrlila! Hare'a tko newett, (ayeat, jtjt I -i I 1 moat kind of vacation trip with a A I ti-i. Wly froup traveler, on luxurioua apocial tralna v'i i to ln popular vacation land, of th. United Statea '4f and Canada. Chaoi. your rtiute Irom hundreda of -i'lntrt Intereatlnl tript dcacritwd in our beautifully illu.trated 1 if' fVT wi" Mnt in requeat.

I 1 "WONDERLAND OF THE WEST" "THE HISTORIC EAST" 4 improved iaie nign- support this cause to their full abil I ity," Sir. Cook declared. ways in all directions. irn Val J. Iietn, Treasurer of the Gen eral Committee, urges that the various councils dispose of tickets as soon as possible and make immediate JAMESTOWN returns.

Ben C. Welnkam, Secretary, CHAMBER of COMMERCE announced that final arrangements would be made when the committee and booth chairman meet at The Fontbonne, 435 East Fifth Street, at To The CCJMPCIITW OTY Full Week's Qf a nr Jaunt To "V4',) NEW YORK Personally Conducted Throughout Every Saturday from July 6 through Aug. 31, Inclusive. The most remarkable travel-bargain ver nlTered. In time for a wonderful mention.

All e.vpennen paid, bout, berth, hotels, nntiia and meals en route. Hee levelnnd, lint-rnlo. Miliars Knlli. Allmn.v. New York, gtop-orers In New York II leslred.

Cosmopolitan Tours Co. Mn'n 51. 11.1 Dixie Terminnl Arentle. o'clock, August fi. Chairman John H.

Monahan is contracting with the Embry-IUddle edge and a frank and candid analysis of life and its mysteries. She does not approve of girls smoking, but looks upon it with the same light as she looked upon equal suffrage, and declares smoking is not so much a question of morals as It Is of manners, and then adds with her beautiful smile, that no girl should consider it good manners and good breeding to smoke in public. lJ Company to have one of the pilots at Lunken Airport make a parachute descent at the picnic, being careful, however, to land outside the Latonia grounds. Mule races, circus acts, vaudeville, Bunk of Commerce, 2nd Natl. ink, Ulh MODERNIZED REMODELED Travel Bureau 4h and Main, and Main.

Only hotel overlooking Falls and Kipids. Daths, ihowcri, k.iog water, team heat. rf Hyfet Vat inc Xorlhwest ii 2 'flona fa Pi -iilh rfA 265 31 ill ti' 'v Chlcato any Sunday until Auguat 25, via nttlg I Milwaukao Road. Recreation car on train for done- Illllh i SK m' rnovi.a. Indian cer.moni.

at Wakpala. I 'I rfll Vlalt Butt. Spokane, Mount R.lni.r, T.coma, Seattle, i I 1 ifll i Vancouver, Field, Emerald Lake. Yoho li I Pte YELLOU'STOaVK lAKK ffll! lliflfi' KPK Dan Ct a a I Service la carta and table d'hote. vacatoilandcv? ft, Room ratei.

$1.50 tin Accommodation for 700. LAWRENCE J. WHITE. Mjr. WEST INDIES CRUISES.

special nisrATen to the exquireb. New York, July 27 Instead of only two cruises, such as were scheduled for last winter, the Swedish American Lino announces that next winter it will conduct four cruises de luxe tD the West Indies in the new motor liner Kungsholm. The first cruise, from New York, on December 21, will be of 16 days' duration and the other three, sailing from New York on January 11, February 1 and February 22, each will be for period of 17 days. The itinerary of the first, second and fourth cruises will include Kingston, Cartagena, Colon, Havana and Nassau, while the third cruise will visit San Juan, Santo Domingo, Kingston, Havana and Nassau. HCOLUMBIA CAPE MAY, N.

J. Capacity 300 American rian Rooms single or en suite with running water and private baths. Cuisine and unexcelled. Extensive porches. Elevator service.

Bojklet. W. MECRAY BKO. CIEVIXAM), DETROIT, MACKINAC ISLAM), ST. ICNACE, CHICAGO A FOUR-DAY, ALL-EXPENSE CRUISE Cleveland tn Ohlratfo, nnr! roturn, via hetrolt.

Mackinac Is! and nuil Kt. K'iince. .11 MiZllM I (W I fiii-'- VWb Direct to Gallatin Gateway on a apecial Houna Party II Irft iXf' Spectacular motor rid. through Gallatin Can- fiv II JgHhu i'J yon ,0 Yeliowatone 85 milea of acenic III' ifixhh1 A irandeur. Complete motor tour of Yeliowatone, in- lf 'Hi' cludinr Old Faithlul, Yeliowatone Lake, Grand Can- 4 It lfH yon, Mammoth Hot Springe and hundred, ot other 'd nHl'! wot Id-famed aifhta.

Return via Milwaukee Road. V' Yellowslono Salt Lake 8 k' Iloyal l.orgc Colorado ii mm I.ound-trlp fare, nil GDNGRESS HALL I FINER ROOMS AT If SSMNSIJkS gtClare Hotel PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NEAR IKaCH LOWER RATES! Extra fine food. WSmarC- 5 minutes city-center. tv Extra fine food. 3 minutes to city-center.

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. Directly on tile Ocean Front, Amrrlcnn Finn: Copaeltv J00 OrrhMtra ROBERT TIIOR.MANN. Mannrer A homelike Hutel on buautliul I'iimim' vania Ave. Comfort without eitravnuante. tZi Week Up American I'lan.

1 block from I a Lake Michigan, fll 1 block from Lake Michigan. Eiiabeth Moore Hall, woman's physical education building on West Virginia University, Ilorgan-town, W. Va. (Lower), Mrs. Elizabeth Moore, one of the founders of coeduation in West Virginia, for whom the building was named.

Mrs. Moore is 97 years old. 1 "'xi Walton Place. Just East of Michi on steamer, 71.Eji; oho wuy, J3i. 1o Mackinac Island or Ht.

and return, 941.50; one way, t-'i. lpllifhtful diiyH, restful niK'itu, Nut a dull moment on the cruise hostess, Flnzi'l'a Orchestra, concerts, dancliiff, bridge, tfulf. teas, deck frame. An-anft for stay Ht Mackinac Island every outdoor sport, bathing', fishing, yachting, tfolf. CLEVELAND AND DETROIT Overnight Hcrvlro, daily, onn way; Ti 5 0 li.

T. Diiyllnl.t service, dally, except Sundays, one way. Meals and liprth extra; bring your automobile; stopovers limited to the xoason; wireless. DETROIT AND BUFFALO Ftrs, Greater I'etmlt and Greater- But-fulo. daily, lu botli ilirecUous.

$5.00 ono vay. DETROIT AND CHICAGO Rtrs. Kastern States and Western States, overy Tuosdny, Thursday, Saturday. FLYING BOAT SERVICE The Stout-D. Air I.iiius, plans tn operate flyintf bf.nty on rocular sclie'lule between Iletroit.

Clevelfttul and Buffalo during tlio summer months. Keservntions antl Tickets nt r.iist Ninth St. l'ier, Clevflmul, Ohio. .1. C.

TOHRV. C. netroit C'levelanil Nuviiutln Co. 4 HOTEL RALEIGH St. Charles Place, Near Beach ATLANTIC CITV, N.

3, Capacity 600. A good tnhle (inri home comforts always prevail. Write for booklet. Ownership Management. SC1IOENTHAL WIRTSCH AFTER gan Blvd.

Opposite The Drake Write for Illustrated Folder! On House Party special trains laavinr every Sunday, direct to Gallatin Gateway. Standard 4lt day motor tour of Yellowstone Park, visit. all chief points of interest. Sifhtseeinf In Salt Lake; by motor from Colorado print; up Pike's Peak, throufh Garden of the Gods, ate. Two day motor trip to Estea Park.

A Fimoui Sesshore Resort Hotel mam on the Beach and Boardwalk Ol'KN ALL VKAR ASBURY PARK, N. J. BtautiM Grill Fealaring Pacific Is 8m ieatooa utnntrt Write for Literature Shebman Liknnih, Mir. lalapuone Aitnl l'rk IM 'Jfotcl ond Apartments 1ryiniaBcacliVa. Fireproof brick construction.

The coolest ipot 01 the beach. iDTlenrattng brecrea from oocaii on east and Ialce Holly from west. BriKht, airy eutMde rooms, parlor suites antl apartments, private baths, Mlperior cuisine fiurf bathing, riding, ashing, roir, tennis, danctnir. Hates on application. PriTa'e tennis court and children's (til ground.

J. Wesley Uilrdnrr, Alkr. DISTATdl TO THE XNgt'IREB. Morsantown, W. July 27 After years of life In West Virginia, the major lurt of which hns been spent on the campus of West Virginia X'nivcrsity or Its educational predecessor, Mrs.

Elizabeth I. Moore continues to live in the atmosphere that she hus loved and in which sho lias seen the ideals of her youth develop Into successful fruition. One of the founders of co-education in West she gave her life to the teaching of boys and girls of a former generation, and when the span of her active years had passed she handed her Ideas, her enthusiasm and the benefit of her experience to her daughter, Miss Susan Maxwell Moore, yho has given more than SO years of her life to the teaching profession nd continues to be part of the educational staff at West Virginia Cnl-versity. The story of the teaching career of Mrs. Elizabeth Moore reads like book of romance.

It goes back to the days of the Civil "War when she vas lady principal and an instructor at the Woodburn Seminary, which a part of the present university fcampus. Confederate troops were in the vicinity of Morgantown, where they had been carrying on pillaging expeditions and plundering farms. burned the bridge across the Wonongahela River at this point and (overflowed onto the school grounds. Mrs. Moore served the entire, party with bread and butter and coffee, i.nd after thry had partaken amply she called upon them as Southern gentlemen to withdraw from the achool grounds and not molest the young ladles of the buildings.

Her appeal did not fall on deaf ears and the entire party withdrew without having touched a building or seen tme of the girl students, who had ibeen gathered in the main school building before the arrival of the troops. Educated at Wheeling Seminary, Virginia, Mrs. Moore came to Morgan-town shortly after her marriage in 1S53, and became associated with her lather, who was rrinclpal of the Monongalia Academy. In 1857 her father nd two other men bought the thir-teen-acre manor of Thomas P. Reay, end on it was built Woodburn Seminary, which later became Woodburn Hall of We3t Virginia University, and Still is in daily use.

Mrs. Moore assisted her father In teaching until his death and then went to Pittsburgh, where she taught In a girls' seminary in East Liberty for a number of years. Later she returned to Morgantown to make her home with her daughter, who had started her teaching career. After teaching for a few years at Tttount Holyoke and at Denlson University, Miss Susan Maxwell Moore, the daughter, had come to Morgan-town to teach and became dean of women, and at the same time Instructor in the school of music. Miss Moore remained as dean of women for 20 years, but relinquished this duty in J023, and has since devoted herself to llie teaching of music, which she still continues, That the State of West Virginia was jiot slow to recognize the service given Ty Mrs.

Mooro was Indicated when the new Physical Education Building tor AV'omen was erected on the campus. By recommendation from the Vest A'irginla Alumnae Association jthe State Board of Control, by unanimous consent, named the new building Elizabeth Moore Hall, and today monument to the venerable lady serving upward of 600 girls, where fcwlniming, dancing and other forms of physical education are taught. In broad relief at the entrance to JOlizabeth Moore Hall hangs a large painting by Gardner Symonds, which pictures bend in the Monongahela 1'iiver upon which the hall looks own. The picture has been named 'Flowing Outward and Beyond," typifying not only the river's course mwtlariXiti Become acquainted with this all-year hotel for your comfort. Bath houses free to S.

K. BONIFACE Visiting Wakpala, Butte, Spokane, Seattle, Portland, Rainier, Tacoma, San Francisco, Yosemite, Los An geles, San Dicfo, Tijuana, Agua Calient Grand Canyon. .00 ROUND TRIP A Smart Hotel In America's Smartest Retort THE i 1 1 1 i i iTTt 1 7 TTTTTTTTTTTT TTTTTTTm TTTTT TO- Dont Let Your Yacalion Trip Re a "Solo Flight" Tnere's nothing more pitiful than to be all alone on a vacation trip trying to enjoy yourself by yourself. And there's no need to do it I Join Guild House Party Tour and be assured of pleasant company all the way congenial fellow -travelers with whom you will spend many happy hours. to the sea but also the thought of coeducation which Mrs.

Moore founded and which is flowing outward and beyond with an ever-broadening vista and an ever-increasing enthusiasm. Mrs. Moore at the age of 97, continues to take an active interest in university affairs, and makes it a point to be in attendance at functions whenever her health and the weather permit. Retaining all her faculties to a marked degree, Mrs. Moore enjoys the pleasure of a wonderful memory and it is her delight to gather about her a cluster of girl students and to extoll to them the values of education and her own dear West Virginia.

Devout In her religious affiliations, Mrs. Moore takes an Interest in the work of the Westminster Foundation of the Presbyterian Church on the campus, and her fireside is the gathering place on cold winter evenings for many of the girls away from home and in need of Christian guidance and a grandmother's faith. Mrs. Moore declares that the modern girl is no different from the girls of her generation as to foundation and faith. She calls Ihem the product of a newer day and an en-Iightensd period, wherein the girl demands more freedom, more knowl- 1 ifc ATLANTIC CITV, KEW JKKSKY The Finest location on tlte BimrdwnlU.

Guests Hr.the Iirect From Hie Hotel. Mire COLLECT For Keservationa. Virginia Beach Norfolk, Ocean View July 13 and 27, August 10 and 31. TICKETS GOOD It) UAVS FROM DATE OF SALE. Ketcirnlni: via I'nttimnc Itlrer nntl Waaliineton, 3.50 Adilitiiiiiiil.

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