1 ilays.«l*#l Word 6 Is the last word of “One ; for the money—”iIRalph Cosgravelt;Forty and Eightto vciridinsLUi« nfaicmtinlocscl be. an sc IeoL*ntsh,nitng.fa-jri-ingneeinginnun-irldLCt--nSO.aiuua^rsa vv^imvv jt)ts r? * i i?* i iiif ' “ ----allms [ -mt “Paris Automobile Bumpers'* was the subject ofv an interesting talk given by James Justus, local automohlo accessories merchant, at a sK-courso banquet of the Forty Homines JSt Eight Chevcntuc In a Fourth street restaurant which was held Friday night, followingthe icgnlar meeting of tho 'local inn association in the American Legion.club rooms, J atTho following officers were,*5'elected to serve during the coming year; chef do garo (commander) Ralph Cosgrave; chef do train (vice-commander) James Justus; commissiare intendcnt (treasurer) Edward Baker; correspoiulant (secretary) Howard McCloud; con-ducteur (master of ceremonies) Bidweil Johnson; garde de la porte (sergeant at arms) Milton SchnoIcU *sllt; or; garde des prisonlers, Lester pc Brannon, Aldcn Huffman and, QtClarence Frick; clicmlnots locale (executive* committee) Hr. K. R. Brush, Colonel L. L. Hurfeo andAttorney Clarence Graham; past j inchef do gare, Hr. Maurice A. Loe- aa bell. . *The retiring commander. Hr. M.A. Loebell, was instrumental in i0organizing tho local volture and( was honored by being named first , commander. Ills untiring,efforts .®*Iin boosting tho organization in tho local field arc greatly appreciated by the members.plicopeCOanthtoineggoii-ighledJlt-htctyTltliwIAsme?ct-011-iiery.etul-ofigodtyA meeting of the Delta Alpha class of tho First M. P. Sunday school Is announced for Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Gladys Patterson, St. Louis avenue.gi81!thtor;hlt;AMERICAN DANCERiST BIG HIT IN PARIS-