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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-27
MeConauahN Recital.

The recital given by Miss Gertrude
McConnaughy Monday evening at the
kirkwood Methodist church was a
brilliant affair. An enthusiastic audi
ence received each number with much
applause. The recital will be con
tinued Tuesday evening. and an equal
~ Well-arranECd program will be car
ried out as follows:
The Apple Tree swing. Joseph Yates
Hittie '', cu ny Iijcoj Kathryn ApIin
virginia Mcister and Elizabeth
WoOdCock
The Music lesson. ..... EFarorc Faris
stanley Johnston ana ) Il. Wo6dcoci,
Ait EFeninE tpipe orsanl ...........
searinE - WALTZ. Elsie Marie Dieh!
Ia Balladlrc Observation-Disclosures.
.... Ruth paurher;v ana Hilla Cooke
song Hear Ny Doily's Irayer......
. ... lila SidCall ana Florence Stellars
March Geneva ana ora Peabody
Grand Mazurka.
Virginia .Thumaa. ANN Mci;raw. Ger
- Uude March and Virginia Moore.
Robins Return ............
-. c!otili1 Maser and Mary i'rasier
a. aii'i"n '.--.-....... olive lewis
IA Grace. Elizabeth ana CLYDE Ghent
.Adricnne Miclcncr ana Vivian craft
Ioy.'- Messenger .......Audrec Enapp
MllSlmn ,.e Dream. ....- Mrs Mccahhe
'~'tiut = fes'h ........- Augusta Iaudo
song .............. Elizabeth Rohiuson
Ch'liren's carnival. Mary Schcetz
Mary Jamison ana Adelaide. T1rii->ath
Just for the Fun OF It...............
............... sarah NcC'ouauehv
X \,3,ii;.a Styricnne --..-...-.. B,anehe Ice
sons The F:lf 30 The wood. ....... '.''''
Hazel leach ANA Elk. Zimmerman
Mcloiy in F..--.---..-.- Martha Statlcr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-27
About People
Movements Of individuals 70 and
From the City


Miss Scally. of New MartinsviIle
w. Va. is visiting Miss Ruby Thomas
OF South Penn street. after which she
will visit friends in St Louis.
Miss Mary FergusoQ. Of Woodsfeld.
o.. Is visiting friends in the Hamil-
ton apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Coleman have
r-turned from their honeymoon trim
TO Atlantic city. and will be nj home
on Twentv-hfth street.
Miss Mary Cans is again able TO be
about after serious illness.
Miss Bcll Lashlcy. OF the Island
VINO has been I'll. is improving.
John Coleman and Scaton Alexan-
der leave Wednesday for n three.
months tour OF Europe.
Misses Lena and Nellie Roct. Of
East Liverpool. are visiting friends in
tho city.
Miss Nollic Dailer. Of Morgantown.
Is me guest Of Miss Eugene Fleming.
OF South Jacob street.
Mrs. Geo. Schaaf and children arc
visiting in Hannibal. Ohio.
Mrs. tDr.l Blee Smith and her son
Bobby. Of Columbus. Ohio. are visit
ing az the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. o.
smith on South Front street.
Miss Helen Geor LETT Monday morn
ing for Coshocton. whore she will be
the guest OF her sister.
Miss Myrtle Mounts IS visiting
friends in WASHINGTON. Pa.
McsSrs CAas. Caldwell and sam
Good start next sunday for a fishing
and Hunting trip.
Miss Nell Fullerton has returned af-
ter visit 70 Huntington.
Miss Alice Wilson. who has been
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-27
FIREWORKS ORDINANCE
is NOT UNREASONABLE
FiRECRACNERs AND HARMLESS
FIREWORKS PERMITTED.
Crackers Must Not Exceed Five
Inches in Lc00tr-To be strict
~ Enforced

Tf. near approach of fHr Fourth o.
f... r,IIi. f.o l1r' tIaf fhi. cts la.
a t.rs .fr.t lr.n.ts. ordinance.
passed u1r0l 49, 1000. fta provision
of which. fla police al. wild ho ou
forced fo fr~ letter Eton though
.frIc' however. Ihc ordinance BEL not
an unr'r. enable orr. end fberr viii
.. awu. opportunity for Young
NH.ura fo celebrate fob ls hearts
Content
tH ire crackers rcf over f,n
inches .onr OVID fhrc, romfrs o. au
iroi u diameter nrc permitted. a.
vti Ha 600 other harmless forms o.
fireworks TIe bru ie placed ou 900
paf1. r.f fo. r.fH'. .s.ent fhc for
..p r.-'n.. NT t.. ,ruorr. BLANK
r.rr.ln. f0rY....H and torpedo
tlur. aro prohibited
lhr ordinance HIar prohibits frn
r.r .. na explosive OF art material
D"n-.n'.r oHi'afo of POTASH. l.pUm
/ Hr pho.pHorgs Dc ..I Ihus bc seen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-27
Recital and Dance.

\ very artistic musical and liter
AIRY program has been arranged for
the recital 10 be given under the di-
rcctiou OF Miss Leona Adams az tho
StratforG hotel Tuesday evening.
Miss Adams will be assisted by
Miss Helen South. Freda Ieiner and
adelaide Weber. with Prof. Becker as
q yio'inist and Mrs Maud Spooner
will play for the dancing. which will
take place I'm the auditorium after
the recital. Much interest IS being
shown. and good attendance is anti
Cipatcd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-27
Monthly Meeting.

Tho reEuIlr monthly meeting OF The
EdCVCod Volunteer Fire Company
WAS held I'm the council chamber last
evening T. WIS decided 10 rattle the
free trip 10 Niagara Fails. which the
company is offering. at the ncxt regu-
lar meeting in July. The committees
which was expected 20 be present
from the iicasIut Valley council to-
complete arrangements Tor the pur-
chasing 81 additional apparatus for
ih" benefit OF the two towns. was not
present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-27
Soap for Supper.

10 YOU ever u0tice that some Times
the vegetables taste a little strong.
md that the meat has a peculiar
flavor That's soap. I'm washing the
pots and pans and dishes. strong. vel
low soap is used and instead OF
cleaning. the minute crevices are
nl'ed with dirty grease and rosin
which later get into the victuaIs Try
Hewitts Easy Task Soap-its n
white. antisonfic combination OF
cleansing agents and absolntcl-
cleans without leaving any deposit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-27
FRECKLES
View Drug That Quickly Removes These
zomelY Sporn.

There's no longer the sMghtes: need of
feeling ashamed OF your freckles. rs a
new drug. otuine-double strength mas
been discovered that Is a positive cure
for these honey spots.
Simply get me ounce OF othine-
double sctrenEth. from r. n. Rau and
apply little OF IL at night. and IN the
morning. YOU will see that even the
worst have begun % disappear. while
the light freckles have vanished entirely.
II - seldom that more than an ounce IS
needed 70 completely clear the skin and
gain a beautiful clear complexion.
BE sure 90 ask for the doubie-strength
othine. as this - sold under guarantee
OF money back ~ IL fails 10 remove tho
freckles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-27

Wednesday evening the second ~
series % dinner dances will be given
az The Country club. Mcisters' or
chestra will furnish the music. Tho
dance given two weeks ago was such
an enjoyable affair that a good at
tendance is looked for.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-27
Entertain for Visitors.

Miss Elizabeth Hugus has issued
cards for lawn party 70 be given
Saturday evening. July LIST. at her
residence near Elm Grove. The affair
is 10 be in honor OF Miss Ruth Dab
ney. OF Virginia. and Miss Helen Ap-
plegate. OF New Jersey. who are visit
ing friends in the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-27

visiting in Canton and Dayton. o.. will
return 10 the city today.
Mrs. Edgar Boyd. OF Woodsdale, has
as her house guests Mrs. Tracy. OF
Bedford. Ind. and Miss Edna Ewing,
of ST. Louis, Mo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-27
Old Landmark hazed

The work of razing the old house
on the estate OF John Goshorn. which
is situated along the city a Elm
Grove line. near Seihert's station. has
been completed. and since il has been
torn down one Of the oldest land
marks IN the out-thcp.ke district has
passed away. Tho house was nearly
a hundred years old. being the first
built in this section OF the country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-27

Tho dance 10 Doc given Tuesday
evening ~ Pie Carroll club D. Mrs
fno. j Conf complimentary 20 Miss
Warf"ld. OF Maryland. hes been post
poucd on account of mo serious i'i-
ness of SIR john Wafcrhousc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-27

Paul Winiesdaner. r. A. Holman. Ed
strautman. Prof. \ J. Schiller. Fred
erick Link. Robt Kurner. +. Frank
Link. Henry l. Vogler. Andrew
Groetsch. Peter Bott. VIM. Torner.
Joseph Havercamp. Fred G. Bosold.
Albert F. Fischer. Rev. l.. L. Peter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-27
SOCIETY


The following invitations have been
sent out:
You are cordially invited TO attend
Porch Party
Given by
Bertha Flaccus and Bertha Schiller
a. the residence OF
AIRS. ~. . fiaccus. WoOdsdale. ". Va
ThurSdHy. June twenty ninth
Nineteen eleven
benetn Of Sisters OF the Good Shepherd
Cards 10 y. m. Donation 30 cents
AZ. :. Z. V
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-27
Brlcloe PARTY

Monday afternoon a bridge party
Was given at the Stratford hotel com
plimentary TO Mrs. Tracy. OF Bedford,
Ind, and Miss Edna Ewing. OF st.
Louis. No. who are the house guests
OF Mrs. Edgar Boyd. OF Woodsdale.
Three tables were in play. and a
dainty luncheon was served after the
games.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-27

Nu00p'uc courn is NOT dangerous
N.'r fur cough .7 Kept loose and OK.
r.rf'-a JON easy hy giving Chamber
.r'r Cough Remedy 10 has been
urri in rrrv epilcmic- o., tti3 dis
r..r WITH perfect success. For sale
D.. a'I drr-r. &c.,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-27
D-sfew Bond Issue

NpRGANToWN. W. Va. June 26.-
Doc proposition to issue bonds % tho
amount or 100000 Tor municipal im.
provcmcn's. lost hero by vote OF
f23 20 $40
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-27

falcs cannot be- prohibited by the 10
Hcc. and the only way viii be- 10 ar
rert the purchasers o. they attempt 10
set them on within the city limits.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-27
DANCING PARTY.

Elaborate preparations arc being
made for the dancing party TO 10
given 10y Misses Mary Pfarr and Viz
einia ~ tho Country Club Thursday
evening juno 90
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-27

Women are row engaged On au but
two of fho 11l Enirful occupations OF
tlD m.n OF this country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-27
WATER RENTS ARE NOW DUE
AND PAYABLE

But a few more days remain for
consumers 20 avail themselves OF the
100 discount. Pay now and avoid
the rush at the end.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-27
Remember

YOU must bring this ll.
with you otherwise yong
VIII rc waited 0n a> here
tolnrc.
The evening world., 1911-06-13
pEDLAM AGAIN
STOPS THE TRIAL
Of CAM0RR|STS
Court Row Starts When Pris-
oner Accuses Witnesses of Per-
jury and Demands Arrest.

vrTERgO. italy, June is-At the trial
OF the Calno-rists to-day the Crown
Prosecutor introduced several witnesses
to establish that Gennaro Cuocolo was
a member OF the o when he was
murdered. These witnesses described a
burglary which they said had been or
ganized by Cuocolo and executed by
Giuseppe alv and band OF followers.
selvl. who Is accused OF being one OF
actual assassins OF Cuocolo n his
wife. admitted tho burglary but denied
tho participation OF Cuocolo. when he
slid he did iot know. He added that the
crime had been planned by certain Ca
zero. who had subsequently confessed
and had been condemned to nve years
imprisonment. Salv asked that the wit
nesses be prosecuted for perjury. Presl-
oent Dlanchi replied that the accused
couid NOT make such n demand. At this
counscl. for the defense came to the aid
of Salvi and supported his request SC
vigorously that a hLbbub nsued and tn,
Judge declared the Sitting suspended.
The evening world., 1911-06-13
KAISER TO GREET U. S. FLEET
Gay Time for American Naval
Men ON visit ia KieI.

BERLIN. June 13.-The German naval
officers have completed the programme
OF entertainment for the officers and
men OF the second division OF the United
States Atlantic feet On the occasion OF
their visit to kiel. The American bat
tieships are expected TO anchor at Kiel
on June Il in time for the exchange Of
official visits before the arrival Of EN-
peror william. who will receive Rear
ADMIR- BIGGER and his commanders
Immediately when he reaches kiel.
He Majesty will be the guest at lunch
son on board the Louisiana, Admiral
Badgers flagship. on June "a and will
return the courtesy on the imperial yacht
HohenIoilsin on the Goth. On the day
following there will be n deck party on
the louisiana. A series OF dinners and
entertainment will be given at the Ger
man sh!qs' shore station and yacht club.
Sailing and rowing races etnee crews
OF American and German sailors have
beer arranged. the prizes for watch vii!
be presented personally by the En,
peror. Special preparations have been
made to permit the American bluejackets
Spending a night on shore.
The evening world., 1911-06-13
WOMAN MURDERED
IN BED AS CHILD
SLEPT CLOSE BY
Mrs. Simon's Corpse Shows
Evidence Of Hard Struggle
With Slayer.
HUSBAND NOT AT HOME.
Little Daughter Meets Him Re-
turning From Work With
News of Tragedy.
HUSBAND NOT AT HOME.

WHITE PLAINS. n. T.. June IL
Mrs. william simon Sss brutaiiy MUIR
dared In her home on Contra! Avenue
orsenbers. Just outside CT th!s village.
some time early to-day. Her body was
found by her little daughter In bed
1ust 4 few minutes before her husN'nd,
vho IA A Harlem Railroad engineer. re-
turned 10 the house after a nisht's run
on the road. -.
A towel and a pillow case were TIED
t,sht,y about the wonan's throat. ana
,herc we're nsrks and bruises on her
chez. and throat. Some OF her hair was
foun5 about the bed. where the police
eay II hsd been pulled out In a desper'
ate ,trus gle she must have made against
her sssailants. The room was In dis
ord ar and there were evidences OF .
hard struggle. A.
The killing 10 q mystery. and thus far
oflcials have been unable to md any
motve for II or to trace the murderer
Simon Is a night engineer and loft the
house At his usual time last night, KISS
ina his Sgafs and little daughter Lille
, good night. This morning the chilc got
out Of bed and after partly dressins
herself went Into her mother roou'
dhsre she found her mother iytng on IN.
bed and blood Sowing from her nose and
ears.
The chVd ala not notice that the towoI
and sheet we're bound about her mother
THROAT and she ran into the street Il
cali for help. She saw her father abou,
a block away returning from work and
hurried to meet him.
The father rushed into the house ant
, found his wife dead in bed. He notified
b authorities and Coroner Squire wal
summoned from Ossining.
None Of the neighbors saw any suspi
cious looking person In h neighbor
hood last night or early this morning
ana the little daughter says she hear
no loud noises during the night.
Ths Husband could not give any reason
Why any one should want 10 kill hi
wtfN. He said he did not know that tn
woanan had an enemy In the world. an(
~ felt sure he had none.
The evening world., 1911-06-13
CARNEGIE TRUST.
HEAD IS FORCED
TO STAND TRIAL
Rdchmann's Motions to Dis
miss Indictment Against Him
Denied by Court

JustSos Davis In The Supreme Court
to-day denied . motion by counse for
Jossph d. RsichmAnn, FORMER presi-
dsbk Of the CARNEGIE Trust Company.
10 have Quashsd n 0smiOed Shs hdSct-
msnk pending against ~ banker.
2sanhmaaA's lawyer oootsndsd nat
the indictment ssuld not - prosecuted
bouou0 ~ eanha wa1 forced 70 6ivs
tsG1Hmpn1 tnnA DuFtm1aaesd him. He
f9tAas anaDo0 ~ 4e6oknmannfo ooo.
s-tSesttsual 1900 he'd Sssa vioaatsd.
yugaboe pavls 0oAs - turtAsr ssm-
msas then - @ssk ne paosrss '0douen
donlsA."
Anons the papers submittsd to Jus
tee Davis was IN anidavit BY Reich.
MAN IN wAieh ne stated that he refused
TO snswsr questions put to him In the
Grand jury room because he believed
his Constitutional rights were being
violated. He said that when he de-
ellued 70 respond he was tAken before
justice Davis In the Supreme Court and
there directed by the Court TO return
TO the Grand Jury room n answer
any questions asked OF him.
On his second appearance In IN,
Grand Jury room he was questioned
ha attested. - to q statement f,e,
With the state Banking Department OIL
AuS. $3.50. wherein he. as ~presiden
Of the Carnegie Trust Company. state
that the Trust Company on that dat
had no outstanding liability for Dor
rowed money for which II was liable.
Continuing R%eichnann described a.
interview with soseph q. Robin. the
PRECEDENT OF the Northern Bank. o
Aug. 9. 1910. at which arrangement
were made by which Robin wss I
furnish Reichmann with $50. 900 wort
OF New York City bonds In order I
meet . heavy demand.
The questions put to Reiohmann cor
corning shis Transaction, he said. led I
HE Indictment for m.sdemeAnor. Reich
man had previously made q sworn state
ment that Carnegie had no cor
tingent liability. This transaction, h
said. was interereted by the Grand Jur
to 10 . contingent liability. All this "
formation. he sa.c. was eiicated after b
protested and after he had been directe
BY Jlzt!cs Davis 70 answer questions ~
70 him.
The evening world., 1911-06-13
CONCERTS IN THE MALL.
Schedule for summer Given mi By
stover.

Commissioner Slower OF the lark De-
partment announced to-day the SEIZED
ule for the summe concerts at the Mall
in Central Park. There will DO forty
concerts covering fourteen week.. They
Will start or Sunday. June Is, and end
on Sunday, Sept. II.
All will be orchestral concerts M the
leaders Will be Arnold Volpe and franz
K~altcnborn, who will alternate. The
concerts Will be held on Sunday after.
moons. Wednesday evenings and Satur-
day afternoons. The only change In this
July 4. when a concert will be given IN.
stead OF the regular Wednesday evening
concert.
The evening world., 1911-06-13
WORLDWIDE STRIKE
Of SEAMEN FIXED
FOR TOMORROW
Boast Made That Ocean Traffic
Will Be Tied Up and Coro-
nation Crowds Halted.

SOUTHAMPTON. England. June 10
The long threatened strike OF the In
transitional s%essncn's Union hnsa been
definitely Fixed to pesin o-morrow.
The striking cosl passers to-day re-
jected the employer proffered COM
promise and demanded an immediate
increase In wages.
The coaling of the American Line
steamship ST. Paul. which should have
sailed las Saturday, Ia proceeding
slowly. and II 10 hoped that the vessel
will get away tomorrow.
The Olympic Of the White Star Lane,
which expects 10 sail tomorrow, ia
cosllng with imported labor.
A long-standing dispute between the
National Sailors and flromcTs' Union of
Great Britain and the shipping Fedora
fio- Of Great Britain led TO the threat
that q general strike OF scamen would
bs called this sunmei. possibly during
Coronation week. when shipping inter
ests would be most seriously incon-
venienced. The olai moi the British
sailors that they would receive support
In other countries sufficient to enable
them TO tie up tho operations at all the
great ports have not been taken vert
seriously by the shipow ucrs' organlza
lions. which have refused TO make the
concessions In wages cnd working con-
ditions demanded by the men.
Three weeks ago notices we're posted
a. the ports Throughout the Unite,
Kingdom warning the Gamer and Are
men TO be ready to strike IN the recsip'
Of n signal from headquarters. III,
date determined upon by the STRIKE
leaders was kept secret. At the Fam
time one Of the leaders of the British
Union made the statement thai tho LONG
shorenen in America "a asroor 10 q
ont In sympathy. This assertion VA
subsequently, denied by q Brown. nus.
ne,s agent OF the Atlantic Coast Sea
mems Union at New York.
A recent despatch from ROTTERDAM
stated that trio leaders OF the SEAM
there expressed doubt OF the success %
an International strike movement. Ger
man, Danish and Norwegian %shipowne;
they aid, had already made concession
to their employees while France. Aus,rl.
and italy were not represented on tn,
seamen's International Committee an'
therefore would not be likely 10 partici
Pate In Q strike.
The evening world., 1911-06-13
A Condition DepIoreN,

Iron tho Nashi'ston Sar,l
y you think a zee ct ballot promotes
honesty in electionsg'
Cant cay that II does replied the
painfully practical politician. THE Sc
Ncrecy Of II tempts too man men whom
you have paid 10 vote for you to so
bnck on their words"
The evening world., 1911-06-13
resrsA Banksj Loses sl,7O0.

TROY. N. r.. Juns l3.-Because ne
had NO confidence IN banking institu-
tons. Myer Daniels Of Hoosick Falls 10
mourning the loss Of ei.fo0 In bills which
were burned early yesterday when his
house was destroyed by FIRE. He made
several futile efforts to ave his hoard
Cd cash. but was driven back by fianes.
The evening world., 1911-06-13
xsahsna. College co.nsnes..nt

Gov. ASAm J. Pothisr Of Rhode Island
will address the Graduation Class OF
NsahattAn College at tho Commence
meat Exercises ~ . o'clock tbs eve-
uing In Carnegie Hall. Archbishop Far
Icy viii preside. The degree OF LID.
VIII Be conferred upon Gov. Poth!er and
JustScs Daniel r. Cohalan Of the New
Yorb Supreme Court The degree g!
B. - VII b given to eight graduates.
an1 that Of Engineering and Arts 70
t~vouty-eight graduates. The masters
oro11ep VIII b. delivered BY George
Nago1nI -. Principal of the Normal
SsAsse g N Rito. New Nsxico.i
The evening world., 1911-06-13
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Promotes a luxuriant.
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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-09

tiCn of the native chiefs, while the
queen attended the Indian arts exhibit
ton. Last night the visitors drove
about to view the gorgeous illumina
tons. The whole city and fort were
Illuminated. Every building was out.
lined in dazzling light. From the TOP
CT the ridge, where one can look right
over the city, the scene was one OF
rare beauty. In the clear atmosphere
Of the Punjab night every light was
visible. The panorama reminded one
CT a fairy city raised by a magician
rf the Arabian Nights.
The preparations for the great cere-
mony of Tuesday next have raised
everyone to the tiptoe of expectation
At noon of that day the king and
queen will enter the great arena to a
fanfare of trumpets and take their
seats on glittering thrones, placed high
on a dais, draped in imperial gold and
crimson. At their right will stand
Viceroy Hardinge and grouped about
will be the members of their persona,
suites and the high officials Of the
government OF India.
A herald, accompanied by four pur-
suivants, will read in a loud, clear
voice, this proclamation in Hindu
stane: George V of England has
deigned to take on himself the title
of emperor of India. Even the princes
and people have it So"
When the tumult of cheers de-
away his majesty will step to the front
Of the dais, and in an address will
assure the princes and people OF Indie
that he will ever uphold their rights
and rule them in justice and equity.
Trumpets will blow and the great
gathering will rise and sing God,
Save the King
In the afternoon the people will as.
semble for the military review. A
state banquet will be held in the kings |
camp in the evening, and it will be
by a reception in the royal
tents. The festivities will continue I'M
I'll Saturday, when they will be
brought to a close with the great state
through the city of Delhi.
Later in the day King George will
leave for Nepal to engage in a tiger
hunt, while Queen Mary will go to
Agra to await his return.