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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-05
PRESIDENT TAFT
LEAVES BEVERLY
VIII Motor Through Vermont and
he~ Hsmpsnirs Fer the Next
Week Win Mrs Taft.

BEVERLY. Mass. oct : The sum.
mer capital officially. v!ll b. lone
D. place for the next two weeks.
President Taft leaves to-nnorroW on a
six day automobile trip through Yer
mont and Sew Hampshire and will
rest IN Beverly only d few hours on
his return before be boards the Hay.
flower 20 20 10 New York The re-
turn from Sew York Will b. made
by way az Worcester. Mas where
he has a special engagement October
IS. ana tho President Will have only
t"n days more vacation Do Beverly
before he journeys southwark ror The
winter Mrs. Taft VIII accouIauy the
I fr'sid"nt on practically all trips.
While Miss Helen Taft Will d. A.
faramatte for several days. the Pres
dents cottage will De shut down FOR
a fortnight
The President and Mrs Taft will
leave Beverly at a. m fo-worro0. an
the trip 20 Vermont and New Hamp-
shire. In all. the trip Will cover more
than 400 miles Miss Mabel Board.
man and Major r. J. Rloades. he
Presidents personal aide and phv-i-
clan will be the only guests. The
hrst stop Will be- made AZ Springfield
Tor luncheon Saturday SUNDAY and
Sunday night will be spent in Dalton.
Mass. as the guests Of Senator Crane
VIII turn norfhWayd into Vermont.
The FIRST stop in that State will be
al Ira'tleboro. whore Governor-elect
Fletcher and =. &. Williams will b.
hosts m a luncheon That afternoon
the President will pass through Town
send. Vt. the birthplace Of his father.
and Monday night will DO spent az
Manchester as the guest OF Robert
T Lincoln. On Tuesday the Presi-
dent will make a long jump from
Manchester 20 Montpelier. spend the
night there. and on Wednesday morn
ing address the joint assembly.
leaving Montpelier. the President
VIII motor through 20 Breton Woods
y. H.. and passing the night There ar
rive az the home OF Secretary OF the
Treasury MacNeaEh ga Dublin. y. IL.
Thursday. After "A night there the
president expects 20 Eet back 20 Rev
"rly Friday afternoon. leaving "a few
hours later FOR Woods Hoto. Mass 10
spend saturday night with Cameron
Forbes. Governor General OF the
/ Philippines lie viii reach New
York Sunday night and remain Two
days. leaving FOR Worcester on We'd
ne-iay
The President had busy day with
CORES pondence preparing for his trip
His only caller WAS James HrlCe. the
British ambassador. who has tu-t re-
turned from a long vacation trip. aud
called 10 pay his respects.
Evening journal., 1912-09-11
TOWNSEND

Special to THE EVENING JORuNAL
TOWNSEND, Del. Sept 1.-THE
Townsend public school opened on
Monday with a large attendance.
Miss Ruth Cannon aud the Misses
Adds have returned TO their home in
Philadelphia after an extended stay at
the home Of Mrs J. r. Knox Miss
Lillian Hart's guest. Miss Mary Neese
has returned to Wilmington.-M
Ida Jenkins has been at Fieldsboro,
visiting Miss Margaret Montgomery.
Miss Adelaide Estelow OF Burlington,
n. j. As the guest OF friends here
Miss Pauline Scaggs, OF Philadelphia,
is the guest OF the family OF Thomas
Scaggs Mrs W. Harmon Reynolds is
az Perryvllle. Md. for a visit with
her parents. The Rev and Mrs.
Boauchamp. p.-Miss Ruth Hutchinson
Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ID. ID. Hutch
insonu. Jr., near Smyrna-Misses May
and Mildred Wells are entertaining
| Miss Ethel Lee of Smyrna. Miss Nir
! glnia Roe. OF Seaford. is the guest o
/ friends here.-The Townsend Coun
Gil was given banquet Monday wee
by the Industry Council Junio
Mechanics OF New Castle
Evening journal., 1912-09-11
JEWISH new EARHERE TONIGHT

The Jewish New Year, 567S, Rosh
Hsshana will begin at sunset tonight
and will inaugurate the Jewish festi-
'vakk season. of the autumn. The holy
day win be- celebrated by the people
of Israel throughout the world. With
she exception Of the Day of Atone
mert, Yom. Kippur, which occurs ten
days afterg The. NewsYears Day, Rosh
Hashana Is more generally and
sstrtctly sobserved than any other holy
fday in the calendar. Two days,
Thursday and Friday. will be observ-
ed by Orthodox Jews, while only the
FIRST dayais observed by the Reformed
wing.
Roshs IIashana is teh first day Of the
month of Tishri, the seventh month
of the calendar. On this day. accord
ing 70 the Jewish belief all creatures
standiin Judgment before the Lord TO
answer for their transgressions dur
Evening journal., 1912-09-11
ELKTON

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
ELKTON, Md. Sept 11.-Mrs. VIII
liam Rothwell and daughter. Miss
Marie Rothwell Of Brooklyn. are the
guests of Mrs. Rothwell's sisters. thai
Misses Foard-Dr. Winifred Morrison
has been confined TO bed by an i'll
ness resembling ptomaine poisoningl
Mrs. Louis Rodolph de Steigner.
wife Of Commander de Steigner. Unit
ed State Navy, is the guest of her
brother, Albert Constable. Mrs.
de Steigner has spent most OF the
summer at Portsmouth. New Hamv-
shire-Mrs. William Schouler has re-
turned from a months visit to Mrs.
Albert Nelson, of Baywllc, Long Is-
land-Miss Mary Michael has been
appointed a teacher in the Public
School at Perryman-Dr C. c. Laus
OF Chesapeake CITY, is In Union Hos
pital threatened with typhoid fever
Mrs. James H. Hams was a Will
mington visitor on Wednesday-Da
lei L. Tenell, his siters. Miss Mary O.
Tenell, Miss Esther Tenell, with Mrs.
Henry Cutler Wells and Miss Fannie
Marshbank were in Delaware City on
Sunday Miss Daisy NJ. Proctor has
been appointed TO the High Point
scoo; Miss Cora Ganett TO Edge
moor and Lulu Fletcher to Van Bib
ber, Md. School
Evening journal., 1912-09-11
MARSHALLTON

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
MARSHALLTON. Del. Sept t2-
Mrs. A. 4. Klair. Of Marshallton and
Mrs. l.. II. Cranston OF stanton are at
the "Fredonia" Atlantic City. n. j. for
the week-Mr and Mrs. C. r. Rue
have returned home after spending
the past week at Principle. Md and
Marshallton.- S. l.. Walker and
Miss p. r. Gregg Of Marshallton. H.
NJ pierson, r. A. Trlmblo aud r. b.
Pierson. OF Hockessin. spent Sunday
evening at the home Of A. f. Klair.-
Mrs. o. W. Eastburn, Jr., Misses S. Il.
Klair, S. l.. Walker. E h. Gregg, NJ.
Il. Walker, c. r. Cornbrookes have
returned to their homes after being
out camping for a week.-A grabbing
party was given Saturday at the r. H.
Pier above Cohelds Beach. Among
those I'm the party we're: Misses
Mabelle Armor, Bertha Klair. Eliza
beth Jordan. Elva Gregg. Edith Klalr,
Laura Walker. Clara E. Cornbrooks.
Robert Walker, Howard Armor, Paul
Woodward. Paul Trimble. Kempor
] NNili AlNNNAW AA'AN'AAH AAiA W'A Z
I Mcdonald
White Clay Creek Public School
District No S6 opened on Monday Miss
Deborah Wilson of Brooklyn is the
teacher Miss Katherine Heiser of
Newark. who taught at White Clay
Creek last year has been selected as
teacher OF Welsh Tract School
Mr. and Mrs. Alpheus Pennock were
entertained on Sunday evening at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. Thomas j. Hig-
] gins near Stanton.-Misses Anna
p Seeds and A. Pauline Seeds, OF
Llanerch. Pa. are being entertained
for several days by their aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin l.. Smith
at Blackbird.- Misses p. Florence
Littler were Monday morning visitors
at the home of their aunt and uncle
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Thomas Higgins OF
near Stanton Reba Pennocl
and daughter Laura. we're Sunday
evening visitors at the home -of Miss
Mary T. Little.-Mrs. Thomas ]. Hig
gins. who recently hurt her knee Il
improved Leroy W. Little Will,
climbing tree and was seriously
injured.
Evening journal., 1912-09-11
YORKLYN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
YORKLYN, Del, Sept. 12.-While
demonstrating how he caught a large
bass. Paul Burgemeister, master me
chanic for the G. w. Helm become
overbalanced and plunged backward
from their launch into the Chesa-
peake bay.
Scratching a pimple on his hand,
Jobn RYAN. Sr, is suffering with
symptoms OF blood poisoning.
Rumors have it that the American
SNUFF Company contemplates building
a large packing plant
In compliance with the surveyors
plan. the G. w. Helm Company will
remove their dwelling occupied by
William Taylor. who will move into
the dwelling vacated by Charles
North.
James Kane has been promoted TO
outside foreman Of the G. w. Helm
Company.
After a severe attack of neuralgia
Aloysious Dolan is able to be about.
Mr.. and Mrs George Brown have
reuined from Trenton visit-Nliss
Catherine Touhey has returned to
Middletown after a visit with her
mother. Mrs. Annie Touhey-Mr. and
Mrs. John Fox Of Wilmington, were
recent visitors with John Dolan, Jr.
and family.-Miss Anna Montgomery
of Fox Chase. is visiting friends here.
Arthur Smelters OF Baltimore, spent
the day here.-John Benge, Sr., and
family. autoed % Lancaster on Mon
day. visiting Mrs. BenEes relatives,
where he spent his boyhood days
Miss Dorothy McAllister of Philadel-
phia, is a visitor here this week.
Mrs. Alfred McKeown and daughter
| Anna are Philadelphia visitors this
week.-Mr. and Mrs Samuel A. Dun
nell have returned from a Philadel-
mia visit.-William Franklin fore
man of the "Macaboy" snuff depart
ment of the G. W. Helm Helmetta
branch, is here on business.-Pen-
mock Yeatman and family of Kennett
Square. spent Sunday with his sister
Mrs. william Sharpless and family
Miss Josephine Wheatroy of Philadel-
mia. spent the day with Miss Ger
/ trude Clark.-Miss Ethel Heating OF
! Philadelphia. has returned from q
months visit with her aunt. Mrs
Mary Grady-Miss Esther Balderson
of Mt Holly, n. j., Is here on a visit
Miss Agnes Criswell Of Laporte is
visiting Miss Catherine Mcdaniel
Leopoland Woodward Of Newark. n
Il is here on business.-Ellis T.
Vanderhoof of Pittsburgh, is here rep
resenting the Westinghouse Electric
Company-Miss Nora Keene Of viii
mington, is visiting her sister Mrs
John Davis Miss Nellie Malone is
taking the sights up the Hudson this
weeks-Miss Elizabeth Walls of Phil.
adelphia. is visiting Mis- Catherine
| Grady.-Miss Julia Kane has returned
from a Wilmington visit.-Miss Jen
ME Cameron Of Westtown is a visi
tor here.-N'-- Augusta Silverh"~r' %
Wayne. Pa, is visiting Miss Lillian
Becker-Miss Elsie Sunanson o
Toronto Canada, is here on Nisi
/ with friends.
Evening journal., 1912-09-11
'GrandmOtherS
Used Sage Tea
To Darken the Hair and Restore Gray
and Faded Hair to Its Natural
Color.

To Darken the Hair and Restore Gray
and Faded Hair to Its Natural
Color.
Il is easier to- preserve the color
OF the hair than to restore 1t, al
though it is s-possible 70 do both. Our
grandmothers understood the secret.
They made a sage tea" and their
dark, glossy hair long after middle
life was due TO this fact Ourimoth-
ers have gray hairs before they are
fifty, but, they are beginning to appre-
ciate i the. wisdom of our grandmoth-
ers IN using sage tea for their hair
and are fast following suit
The present, generation has, the tad-
vantage of the Spast in that 1t. can sget
readyAto-use preparation called
Wyeth's Sage and SULPHUR Hair
Remedy. Asa. scalp tonic and 4color
restorer this prepaEation is vastly
superiortto the. ordinary sage tea
made by our grandmot
The growth and beauty of rtheShair
depends on healthy condition. OF
the scalp. Wyeth's Sage and Sui
phur Hair Remedy qRlcRly Kills fthe
dandruf germs wfribh rob the hair
OF its life. color and lustre, makes the
scalp, clean and healthy, gives the
hair strength, color and sbeautysand
makes III grow.
Get a 30 cent s bottle from your
druggist today, He will give your
money back n you are nots satisfied
latter al fair triak
Agents Miller Drug Co.
Evening journal., 1912-09-11
VIOLA

Specfal. to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
VIOLA. Del, Sept. 11--Miss Myrtle
Poore entertained a alnumber of friends
on Saturday IN honor, of her sister
Lulu and friend Miss F. Shabinger.
Of Philadelphia Those present we're
Misses Florence tshabinger of Phila-
delphia Lulu Poore Tennyson De-
Blois. Myrtle Poore. 'Goldie Rickards
and zora Poore, Boone! Palmer, Char
les. Palmer. of, Frederica, Mr.. Bounds
of Salisbury. Md. Joseph Moore
Charles. Neeman. william Van
Slice, James Davidson and War
lren Ianell. of Wilmington.-Mis
Lulu Poore and Miss Florence ShaO-
niger OF Philadelphia. who have been
spending some time with SMr. and Mrs
C. w, POore have returned home
James Davidson spent Sunday in
.DOver.-Aiiss Elsiei iBaileyso Of HaTring-
ton, spent Sunday with Miss Nora
Wagner.-Mr- and Mrs. George Ryder,
of Philadelphia, are visiting her par
ents, Mr.. aud MRS. H. DeBlois.-Miss
Bertha Beniof. ofyNewt York, who has
been visiting her parents MRS Eand Mrs.
Beniof has .retVrned d, home, ~ dissk Ella
Merdith. spent Sunday with. her par
ents. Mr sand Mrs, J. Meredith. -seyans
Poore. spent gSsturdaEf evening at, cape
Charles. va--ufss Maud Case, Of
Wyoming, spent. Sunday with MISS
Ethel Wfight-Ohn Raughtey Of
Dover spent Sunday te~eusng heFes-
Mrs. P. Daveier spent Wednesday,
in Philadelphia.- Miss @. 'Tweefg} and
Mary Hamilton. Of Plliiadelphia,b - are
visitingstheir aunt and uncle, Mr.3and
Mrs. w. ChamberR-Mr. and Mrs. J.
Kelso and family are, visiting her
pafents. Mr.. and Mrs. sF.sFriedei AOlin
VanSice., Of Wilmington, spent Sunday
with his1 mother Mrs. A. vanSice.-
James Davidson spent Monday at
Bowers gBeaoh--hfiss George, Of near
Wyoming. was a town visitor on
Sunday evening.-Miss May Mac
. Ilvaine fs visiting IN Spring City. Pa.
Mrs. G. Ryder spent Monday at
| yoming.-Samuel Cook and son, of
| Frederick. spent Sunday with his sis
ter, Mrs. w F. McHvaine Misses Zulu
Poore and Florence Shabinger. OF
Philadelphia, Goldie Richards, Myrtle
Poore and Fora Poore spent, Saturday
afternoon at WoodSide.-Mrs. II. De-
Blais and daughter. Mrs. r. Lowerison
j spent Friday az Dover.-Mr. and Mrs.
Ward, Of Chester, spent part of last
week with Mr. and Mrs. E. Y. Guldin.
Evening journal., 1912-09-11

PHILADELPHIA. Sept daring
stunts IN frail water craft have been
the popular diversion of the canoeists
this season In the east particularly
there have been all kinds of races held
some. too. which cost several lives
and all of which seemed foolhardy. In
Fairmount park here recently a canoe
race between two amateurs was held.
Near the finish OF the races the canoes
went over the falls. The man who
held his seat In the craft was TO be
proclaimed the winner. However. In
this race. neither man was able tC
hold his seat, and both were given 9
| ducking Had they not been exper
swimmers the chances are that the
both might have been drowned Ii
New York a short time ago cano
race was held in which there was
dozen or more entrants. There werl
several upseis. and a few of the con
testants came near being drowned.
Evening journal., 1912-09-11
ELSMERE

Special TO THE EVENING JGURNALii
ELSMERE. Del. Sept 11.-Garreth
Cantwell Is recovering from a slighe
attack Of pneumonia.
r. ID. Vangeldor. superintendent od
the Wilmington Wheel Company plant
at Elsemere, has resigned to accept Al
position in Philadelphia.
A force Of men is at work LAYING
a sewer along Main street in front cd
the property of j. G.. Justus
Attractive services were hold at tho
Presbyterian Church on Sunday even-I
ing by the Rev j. A. Hopkins who
concluded a series Of sermons dealing
with The Changed Life and IT'S Res
suits.
A reception will be given by tha
Rev. and Mrs j. A. Hopkins to thcl
members of the Presbyterian Church
on Sept 10.
The trustees Of the Presbyterian
Church will hold their monthly meets
ing at the home OF n Smith Barclay
on Tuesday evening
J. W. Wilson. OF Gyencourt- was am
Elsemere visitor on Monday
Stewart is spending the week as the
guest OF Winfield Quigley az Elkton<
Mrs Lewis Slice entertained Mrs.
Robert Doyle and daughter of wiz
mington on Monday.-Mrs. Elizabeth
Purtel. of Havre de Grace Is the
guest OF Mrs. William Moore Allen r.
Curlett and son have returned home
from a one week stay at Atlantic City
Mr.. and Mrs John Cox and Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Cable. OF Philadelphia.
we're the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Graham on Sunday.-Ralph
Johnston and Joseph Davis are spend
ing two weeks at Niagara Falls-Ceris-
topher Strobel Of Wilmington is visit
ing his son John Stroble. of Elsemere
Mrs. Clinton Werkheisor and son
have returned from a ten days visii
at Allentown, Pa.
Evening journal., 1912-09-11

To the voters of the Fourth Sena-
torial District, New Castle county;
Having filed my name as a candi-
date for State Senator Of the above
district, the time being so short be-
tween now and nomination day, I
viii not be able to call upon you per-
sonally, so please accept this as a
reminder that would greatly appre-
ciate your vote and influence at the
nomination on Saturday. September
IA I am willing to stand on my rec
ord in the last Legislature.
Yours truly,
R. G. buckingham.
Evening journal., 1912-09-11

ing the year. There is among the pi-
Gus and Orthodox Jews an absolute
cessation from business and work Of
all kinds on this holy day, excepting
such as comes under the head Of the
works of charity and necessity. The
day is also devoted to social calls and
the interchange Of New Years gifts
and greetings.
A picturesque feature OF the syna-
gogue service in the New Year is the
traditional blowing Of the Shofar, OF
rams horn, call for repentance.
Services will be held in both city
synagogues tonight.
Evening journal., 1912-09-11
BREAKS LEG WHiTrff t..
AFTER FRACTIOUS NURSE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
CECILTON. Md. Sept 11.-Williaml
p. Davis jumped over a fence to catch
n horse and in doing SO fell fractured
leg and bruised himself consider
ably.-The 25O acre Cochran farm,
near Massey's has been purchased byl
A. f. Huey. for S10,50O.-A party OF
friends from Galena visited Mrs. p.
f. Johns of Warwick, on Sunday.
Evening journal., 1912-09-11

Paper pillow are light and COM
Portable for use on the piazza or in
the garden or on the beach. Make
the cover OF any wash material and
I'LL It. with paper torn into narrow
strips about one inch wide. II these
strips are torn so as 10 form a long
curl. they make a springy hlling and
last a long time.
Evening journal., 1912-09-11
LETTERS ON ESTATES.

Letters testamentary have been
granted by Register of Wills Walker
on the estate OF Annie W. Sellers 10
Francis G. Sellers, and TO Rachel
Anne Ebright on the estates Of
George Martin, William Pennington,
Daniel Friel and Robert Rice.
Evening journal., 1912-09-11
srspENp pnosrHArE RArEs.

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.-THE inter
state commerce commission to-day
suspended until January II, proposed
increases I'm the rates on phosphate
rock in bags or barrels from Franklin
and other producing points in Tennes-
see TO Baltlomre Philadelphia. New
York and Boston. The increases aver.
age over 81 a ton but do not apply to
shipments in bulk.
Evening journal., 1912-09-11
AMERICAN ROAD CONGRESS-.
Street and Sewer Directors Get Invi.
tatiOn TO Attend Meeting.

IIIVUI 0ITW DUWET UTTFETUTN VVT TWTTa
tatiOn 10 Attend Meeting.
Directors of the Street and Sewer
Department yesterday received an
invitation to attend the American
Road Conference which will be held
in Atlantic City from September 80
to October 3, inclusive. The man
who has charge of the city road work
also was invited to attend.
The directors accepted the invita-
ton and directed Secretary Christy
10 acknowledge It and inform the
senders that the directors would try
to- attend it.
Evening journal., 1912-09-11

Renting houses and apartments
getting boarders-in an such matters
Ieady furnished, securing roomers,
the Wants have demonstrated their
effecti' uess many times.
Evening journal., 1912-09-11
Tells Positive Cure
Fer all Foot Troubles

Science has proven that nearly all foot
troubles originate from a common cause .
that Of injured tissues. The following in
formation will be welcomed by thousands
Of victims Of daily foot torture No mat
ter how many patent medicines you have
tried in vain, this treatment which wns
formerly known only 20 doctors. will do
the work Don't waste time Get 10 alta
once Dissolve two tahlespoonfrls Of
Caiocide compound in a basin Of warm
Evening journal., 1912-09-11

water. Soak the feet for . full fifteen
minutes gently rubbing the sore parts -
The effects are marvellous. All pain dis
appears instantly and the feet feel simply
delightful. Corns and callouses can he
peeled right of. Bunions aching feet ana
sweaty smelly feet get immediate relief.
Use this treatment week and your foot
troubles will be a thing OF the past. Car
ocide works through the pores and re-
moves the cause. Any druggist has
Calocide in stock or will get il from his
wholesale house. Don be influenced TO
take something else instead A twenty
five cent box is said 20 be enough 20 cure
the worst feet.
The Washington times., 1912-06-11
Miss Georgette Ross Is
Bride of r. c. Howard

Capt. and Mrs. Tenney Ross, u. s. A.,
have cards out announcing the marriage
Of the formers sister, Miss Georsette
Ross, daughter OF the late Commissioner
and Mrs. John w. Ross. to Robert c.
Howard, Monday evening. June 10. at s
O'Clock.
Only small gathering Of relatives
and Intimate friends were present at
the ceremony, which was solemninzed
by the Rev. ]. Elliott Ross. John c.
Howard attended his brother as best
man.
Upon their return from their bridal
trip Mr.. and Mrs. Howard win reside at
l7F Oregon avenue.
The Minister of Norway and Mime.
Bryn will go over to New York Friday.
and on Saturday will sail for Europe,
TO spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. william J. Boardman
will leave Washington tomorrow 10:
their summer home. Windclyffe, Man.
chester, Mass. to remain until fall.
d
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Roosevelt have
closed their Washington residence on
Massa chusetts avenue, and gone to their
summer home, The Lilacs. Sayville. L. ].
Mrs. George Won L. Meyer and the
Misses Meyer, wife and daughter OF the
Secretary of the Navy. left Washii ston
yesterday for their summer place at
Hamilton, Mass.
Mrs Chandler Anderson has gone to
her cottage at York Harbor for the
summer.
Mrs. Barker. wife OF Rear Admiral
Barker, U. 8. N, has gone to Albany.
N. Y. where she will spend the greater
part OF the summer. She will be Joined
next month by Admiral Barker.
=
Justice and Mrs. Job Barnard will
leave Washington Friday afternoon for
the summer place. in Portland. Me.
Mrs, W. Scot. smith, left Washington
yesterday for Brooklyn. N. Y, where
she will spend few days with her SON
in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Whitney Kipp, before going to her cot
tage. at Rye Beach, N. H., for the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Aleshire. wife of Brig. Gen. j.
B. Aleshire. u. S. A. who has been
making an extended visit abroad. Is
now in Paris.