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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-30
JOHN DREW COMING.

John Drew is one OF the most inter
estng personalities on the American
stage. He returns here direct from
his recent success in New York with
double bill that promises to be one
OF exceeding interest He will appear
here in Haddon Chambers four,act
comedy. The Tyranny OF Tears" and
in j. VI. Barrie's new play. The VIII"
which in three brief scenes pictures
three different epochs in the life OF
one man. These two plays constitute
an evenings entertainment OF rare
value. No p'aygoer who appreciates
nm eactinE and good stage literature
should miss seeing Mr. Drew in his
most recent successes.
Prominent in his supporting com
pany viii BE- Mary Boland. who won
the real affections OF plavgoers on
her previous appearances here with
MI Drew Laura Hope Crews. an.
other beautiful woman and accom-.
pished actress. Is a member OF the
cast Herbert Druce and those admir-.
able character actors. sidney Herbert
and Frank Kemhlr Cooper. are among
MI Drew's artistic associates this
season Mr. Drew comes TO the Cour,
next Thursday night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-30
The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

The area OF high which Gov.
cred the northwest yesterday morn
ing has drifted eastward. Decreasing
IN magnitude and now covers the
ROCKY mountain slope region and Mie-
sour valley. Freezing temperatures
extend as far south as western Texas
ana 70 the east as far as Missouri
An area OF low pressure has
moved 10 the lower Ohio valley. Light
rams have fallen in sections OF mi.
hOis: Missouri and Tennessee. while
10 the west OF these states the pre-
slpitstion has been in the form OF
snow. u
conditions favor the low to move
nor Westward. causing cloudy wealth.
er In this section tonight and Thurs
day with probably rain.
Local data: Highest temperature
yesterday as degrees: lowest last
night. ~ degrees. rainfall. T.
River.
The Ohio will fan IN the district
tonight and Thursday.
r. p Powell.
Observer. Temp. in charge
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.
George II. Disringsr. etaIl


George H. Dieringer. eta
Southern States Theatre Yin Chancery
,,ofPorat3n. a corpora
BY virtue OF an order entered IN the
above entitled cause BY the circuit
court OF ohio County. West Virginia
on the ilth day Of october. 1919. IL Is
referred TO the undersigned Commis-
sioner to report to the Court on the fol
owing matters.
FIRST: To ascertain and report the
assets OF the defendant. southern State
Theatre Corporation. real personal and
MIXED. together with an itemized state
m~nt OF the nature location. description
and value thereof respectively. including
nst OF the names Of the persons. firms
and corporations Indebted TO said
lively.
SECOND: To ascertain and report the
liabilities Of said southern states Thea
ire Corporation. together with an item
lHed statement OF the nature. amounts
and description thereof respectively In
Guiding a list 81 the names OF the per
sons, firms and corporations to whom
said southern States Theatre Corpora
ton Is indebted. with the amount owing
TO each respectively.
THIRD: To ascertain and reyort al
liens on the real or personal property of
said southern states Theatre Corpora
ton. or any part thereof. the holders OF
liens, the amount due TO each and the
FOURTH To settle and state the &C.
count OF the receivers heretofore ap-
pointed in this cause
FIFTH; To ascertain and report such
other matters and things as may be re-
CURED by any party In this cause and
deemed pertinent by said Commissioner
Notice Is hereby given that the under.
signed Commissioner has fixed Monday
November i1th. 1913. commencing az
o'clock A N. as the time and hts office
Rooms sO2-i Schmulbach Building
Wheeling. West Virginia. as the place
at which he will proceed to execute the
said order OF reference and ascertain and
report the several matters In said order
OF reference required
Given under my hand This 18th day OF
October. 1914
FRANK A. MCMAHON
Commissioner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-30

FOR RENT
rUH BASEMErTS. FrRST BECOrD,
THIRD. FoURTH AND FIFTH FLOORS
OF HE NEW IRE Proof NERCAN-
TILr BUIsDINd ON MAIN STREET,
AT S-EEL BrIDTE CONNER
WILL BE READY ABOUT FIRST or
april, 1919
EACH TLooE CAN BE REETED
sErARATELy.
JAMES L. HEwLEY......
1851. MAIN STREET.
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE
Or. Will Cruise. Veterinarian.
Both phones. o-l5;i
Probate Court

IN the matter OF thc estate Of Mary
Lindsey. deceased. account settled
In the matter OF the .state Of Mike
NertpVnik. deceased. account settled
In the matter %: tie guardianship OF
l.etu,yue StilWell. minor. account set
tied
in the matter 90 the estate OF steve
LacZko. deceased. account settled
In the matter OF the viii OF John J
bate
In the matter OF the guardianship %
william. 81 t'srk. a miu0r. account nled
and notice ordered
il the matter ~ the will OF Sarah
Bigley, deceaser. Will filed and notilo
ordered
D., tho matter 90 the estate OF william
Waller. deceased. inventory fled AMI
approved.
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HUNTED FOR FIFTEEN YEARS
TO GIVE HIM $4,000

NEW YORN oct 3 Surrogate
Crtaipu sounded today rh" lasf 90
for 'nru kopp. last seen af Oro,iilr
col D.. gears ago. to claim o. legacy
OF 100000 lcf' him hy hIs mother .u
1901 For o. year. tho mons BIAS r,
mHin'i unclaimed. 'n tHe keeping o.
o.. r.fs chamberlain
According to "a petition d.,d hv
kopp brother. Albert Who lives boz
fh.e D'v koup Hed Oro,Ius 600 Iui.
lN'N. for Quincy. Cal. to escape an
epidemic OF smallpox Io ha NOT
been seen since and tho brother fear.
Do mot With an accident Unusual
EFFORTS have been made to find him.
according tp aTidavits arivcd to OBJ.
petition. but fhes have Welded mo-
trace OF DIS Wher.ahOuts Albert
kopp socks fo have Tho MISSING man
adiudr'd dead and himself appointed
administrator 90 tho estate.
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Motto. 20 I,ion Holo.r,.

To all persons holding liens by judg-
ment or otherwise on the real estate on
any part thereof. OF southern States
Theatre Corporation. a corporation.
In pursuance Of a decree Of the Circuit
Court OF Ohio County. West Virginia
made In a cause therein pending 10 sub
tect the real estate Of the said Southern
states Theatre Corr Grafton. "A corpora
ton. 70 the satisfaction OF the liens
thereon. you are hereby required to pre-
sent all claims held by yoI. and each OF
you against the said southern States
Theatre Corporation. which are liens on
its real estate. or any part OF IT, FOR
adjudication TO me az my office. Rooms
SOS-4. Schmulbach building. Wheeling.
West Virginia. on or before Monday. the
l1th day OF November
Given under my hand this 18th day
Of October. 1919.
FRANK A MCMAHON
o-lf-2S-3o-n-s Commissioner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-30
THE THEATER
LAST DAYS OF pompeII-

George Kleine's wonderful photo
drama. The Last Days OF Pompeii. ct
Is meeting with splendid success a,
the Court theater. where afternoon
and evening performances will be Civ
en- all this week.
The many big scenes are finely en-
acted and deliberately staged. and In
several Instances there are more than
three thousand people in group.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-30
LOST.

LO9T-The following certificates OF
stock lu the T. :. steel Corporal on
S-is6s3. two shares preferred. -, 90,
one share preferred. C-lll5t. one sEaf e
common. Al persons are hereby warned
against the purCI aSc OF said original
certificates Of stock IN tie hands OF any
person Whatsoever. Adolpu JergenSun.
No. a4l6 Eof ST. city. olJ-3l-cod
LOST-Silyer purse on Market. between
14th and Victoria Theatre. Containing
change and blue handkerchief. Reward
for return TO Intelligenccr. o-5O-j
LOST-ln Woolworth store. Monday at
tsrnoon. package containing Ga yards
black silk. Valued especially as a gif'.
Liberal reward II returned TO lnteleu-
geucer office. O-25-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-30

The next meeting OF the Woman 8
club viii be Friday. November =, at
the 4. .. 4. ". rooms There will De
reports OF the State Federation. Pro
lessor Patterson, principal OF Linsly
Institute. viii give readings. A large
attendance Is expected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-30
The test 81 any institution II
How has Il worked


fILal suffrage can be said 20 ne
on trial for its life. since in the scan
dinavian counties OF the Isle OF Man
women have more or less electoral
f'cAtS certain rights Of municipal
franchise In Ergland and Wales. Scot
land and ireland. and in Australia
aud New Zealand fun politicr.- rights
IN our own country some Of the ten
equal suffrage states have had mo
ballot for such short time that Wo-
men have had no opportunity 10 N.
Uoduce legislation. bur in the 9th x
equal suffrage states the voting OF
women has been found beneficial A
hOdy or famous soClOlOCists have re-
corded their impression that Colo
radO has the sanest. the most humane
me most progressive and the most
scientific laws relating 20 the child
10 be found on any statute books ~
inc word In no other state has
such legal safeguards been thrown
about motherhood and the home me
women voters OF Colorado have dealt
inteilIIcntly with all problems pre-
a"nI.i lh"iu. They have raised new
standards OF official honesty. political
morality and public service
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-30
CoIIealate AIumnae.

The next meeting of the Collegiate
AIumnae viii be neld Saturday. No
s"mber ). At tho home OF Miss Eliza
beth Eskey. Pal Chapline street
West Virginia Colleges will be dis.
cussed. Mrs. II Maynard Kimberland.
the president. and Miss Elizabeth
Stamm. who Mere delegates to the
liuhllngton convention, Will make a
report OF the meeting
West Virginia University" will be
the subject OF addresses by Mrs. Mar.
Gus O. Bond. Miss Laura Crago. Mrs
charles ;. Morrison and Miss Mary
Neager
West Virginia Wesleyan" will be
handled by Mrs. John Balm and Mrs
r. \ Graham.
West Liberty will be the subject
or an address by Miss Maud Curtis.
Is, many viii be given by Mrs. X
!. Addleman. Mrs ". n Pields Miss
Jennie MCGoWn. Miss Henderson,. o,
Moundsvillc. and Mrs l.. Wallace
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-30

Mrs. o. A Mcbride aui Miss Mar
cray Mcbride will entertain n few
friends Friday evening 90 she home % .
Mrs D. N,I-'ic .u the east end. az a
IaIIHV. GOO party
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-30

The next meeting ~ the Drama
League will be held Monday. Novpm-
Der 10. ~ the Y. ". G. A rooms. rs
SSrniial Elements. Ethical. Esthetic and
Technical will be the subject for dis
"usslon. Mrs. Walter s. Kelley. chair
man or the department. will be IN
charge Mrs Kelley has a pleasing
personality. which has won for her
many friends since she came To this
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-30
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
SEALED PROPOSALS


c.aiel prorosaf' VIII De received az
tlc office 81 the Hoard o. Control city
Building Wheeling. vs. Va. ou or be-
fore t. u Eastern standard Tir1e.
$40. ,r.i.r 'rd. 1913. for the LAYING Of y
GO" Sewer ir 9-th street. from the ohio
l."or t' Nr. 'oIIp.r street 600 the city OF
Wheeling. W. Va. Gi+u profile and spec
ific. 'iOrs are ~ filr boo the office 81 the
'1ty Engineer. city E.ild.uE. Wheeling.
W Va. Tor the said work
certified che,k FOR the sum %
$50. uu PAYABLE 20 the city 81 Wheeling.
" Va. must accompany each and every
proposal g. insure the execution Of a
Ir per contract
The city OF Wheeling W Va re-
serves the right 90 reject any aud am
proposals.
o-esl u @ BROWN. clerk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-30

TITO guI,r-IEfs. VIII receive private
cog u.IU. bids fDr the sale of any part
or or - fhfrfN.ore i1I shares - trc
capital stock af the N4tfoual Exchange
''H"k ~ " nrelIrr. Hl.u one $1,000. 900
r'.b ~ f.e Highland coal Cowrtnv.
Co.. Dollar Savings a Trust Company.
wheeling Trustee Right i- reserved tp
retH.f ans OPP $40 bits BIDS viii Dee re-
r'.v'1 up Co o. o'clock noon. Sow. Ist
%. Jay Fleming Executor
Esflte o. j DO Flanagan De.r
Grafton. vs.. Va. GOT. In-13-.-. -3u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-30

Personal


THIS adv and 20 cts. entities holder 20
one 70 Ct bottle Red cross Cough Rem
sdy. The one without dope e.. H. erie 81
a Co n-nn-f u-f D. sat-ff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-30

Tomm, Pop. what are wasted op
uOrfurifIDa'
TnnwYs Ton Wasted opuOrIuuI
tirr. mt son. Iro generally those chat
go tu other people. Philadelphia Ec,
orH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-30
MISCELLANEOUS

FEUIT. ornamental and shade trees at
special prices for Few days to in
duce fan planting. at Colctain Nurseries
Address \. Starbuck. Colvratn. ..
o-7-3Ot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-30
Island Literary Club.
General Meeting.

Woman's Literary Club.
NJ etneSdAN. Nov. ll--Lluna Heunig-
sherman studio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-30
WANTED - Female Help.

WANTED-White girl for general house
work. Three in family. no children
Must come well recommended. Good
wages. Address h. IT,. care Intelligence.
o-2S-tf
WANTED-Gir' FOR general housework
AMI cooking. family OF two Apply
502 South Broadway. telephone 12i6-i:
National. oce-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-30

FOR SALE
s-~s~~-~---------->~-----~--
foH SAL 2-p.itrr tErewrifrr Good
c.uU ton o. = smith 90 Vaf4
q Wheeling bell SER National
l2.T-N au1S-tf
ron SALT oliver Typ-urfte so q.
Positively GOOD of now Your own
.Ha prize. ~ reasonable Lock SAG TIm
tr.t-. N Va Hu-f.tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-30
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis Srt - nv
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTt RIAL EWBALNER.
1922 and ff24 Man street
Calls Answered Day or Night
store Phones c1l
Vic T.. Horfachy. NDU Phone r22e-P
g. T. Herirchy Sat Phone 1929 y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-30
W0MAN'S CLUBS
wosEEs CLUE CALENDAR.
woman's Department Club.

Collegiate Aiurrnas.
SATURDAY. November Miss Elizabeth
Eskey. 2-fl Chapiine 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-30
POIII TRY

CRITIC ONs-li.ff black. white both
old HfI young cheap Inspection iu-
Nitel. ltnth phones o. H Marsh
$50 COZ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-30
FOR SALE.

FCR SALE-A long established hard
ware and furniture business. IN one OF
the best county seat towns IN the state.
right tn the midst Of "a big coal field
just being developed Nics clean stock
VIII invoice about $500 90. Fine bus
ness room. reasonable rent. No trades
con sidered. Reason for selling. other
business demanding attention. n inter
ested address y. y. Is. care Intelligence.
o-2S-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-30
Wanted-Male and Female Hell

MEN, women. get government Jobs
$4,000 month 1900 appointments =
coming. Write for list OF positions
Fraulling Institute. Dept. ASH. Roches-
ter, y. J. o-2H-to-d-26- eNtugSth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-30

WAHrED-At once ueVerss sood deliv Z.
cry and sales boys. TO work before
schooI Apply at Circulation slepart-
nert. IntesHgencer, between 4 and Q
.. n
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-04-06
lood Disaster VieUs Giving Idea of Havoc in Middle
Appalling Life
and Home Cost

y = o > = . 9 y 9 . .
> WASHINGTON April 3. .
: Chio's loss in the recent flood is o
, estimated tonight in a telegram .
> from the American Red Cross I
: agent in charge al Columbus as .
, fellows =
9 $50 lives lost. .
& 40.50e homeless. .
: 1900 homes destroyed. =
& 5000 outside OF Dayton. Colum- .
5 bus and Cincinnati need rehab- (
> iation. o
= II IS extremely difficult TO get =
; information, according to the .
I, agent, because the wires arc SIN .
= down and transportation lacili- .
J5es are uncertain .
= The emergency relief work (
{. situation in each flooded section (
2 5 well covere@ the telegram =
{. said =
e = . . . . . . . . s . .
The Wall Street Journal from the
est available sources estimates that
SiG0.u00uU0 viii be required 20 repair
the damage done TO corporate and pri-
Nate property The needs of recon
sLG tbcAluL anu rel oAlH nit tlhsihcidt u
as follows:
Railway bridges, tracks. stations
and entertainments. OF which lines
there are $4,000 miles in these sis
states.
>. lnterurban TROLLEY lines connect
ing rural with urban communities
nov practically at a standsun.
8. Electric light and gas works, in
many cases broken, with entire sus
pension of earnings.
4. Demolition or impairment Oi
water works: breaking OF dams as
main sources of supply.
5. Long distance and local tele
graph and telephone lines. includlna
county systems covering rural terri
tory.
s. Natural gas lines on which
many industries as Wei as municipaii
ties are dependent, Flooding Of coal
mines. most Of which in Ohio, Indiana
and Illinois lie in the low.ands
4. The Hydro-electric. corporations
whose reservoirs are usually among
the first to suffer, throwing out Of
business activities dependent ON them,
S. Public buildings in cities, towns
and county seats.
9. County roads and bridges, and
village ana farm property in a patti
~ OF storm not Jess thar 80 miles
wide and 1000 miles long.
10. Outlays on leyees. enormous
lCsses to all kinds lof corporate bust
ness, in suspended railway trafic. troll
ley operations, municipal utilities
and mercantile stocks actually de
stroyed.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-04-06

Three ucusn ard two nsn ara
strangely mixed II San Fraacicco's
latest burglary case. The n7o sFo
il ths city prison ehAzgs6 ziEh
stealing . hc1seful cg, goods from
shops and r5ozss taToughcus Gan
Francisco.
Tbs rzSpecs5 are Jessie Clifton. 8
student IA She az elasss3 q Sas
Univarsisy OF tas Pacific &c San
Francisco; Beatrice Bailey. Canes
hal giri; Bsrs Shepard, Bartender
and cafe entertainer, VIC Is said
10 have q wiSs With when he hss
become estrznEed snd 2cr fbs ahee-
lions q whsla fhS 6rre tsyo girls
Etrove. with tfe regrit the latter
Won sMargarct S,.s3 ezd her hus-
bard. Patrick Shsa, vikis whom pfss
Ca1aea tYec.
The Washington times., 1913-03-12
WARMING IS ISSUED
TO LA|T|N-AMER|CA
Statement Of. Policy Written
by the President Contains
Concealed Threat.

IL Latin-America reads in the state
ment issued by President Wilson out
lining the attitude of his Administration
toward the southern republics only what
appears on the surface-a warning
which does not carry with it piain-
spoken threat-and believes that it is
only-a susve. statement with a punch.
Latin-America will have made bad
guess.
This was plainly indicated in dis
cussion of the statement today at the
White House.
1t became known that it was the in
tention of the President to put iron
into the message" 1t was couched In
diplomatic Englsh-diction of velvet
swathing an iron fist-but the smooth
ness of the speech cannot safely be con-
strued by Latin-America as an indica-
tion Of everlasting politeness on the part
OF the Administrator
Statement To Point.
Compared with all the utterances of
the previous Administration the notice
to the world issued yesterday is the
most concise and pointed statement
emanating from the White House in the
last four years. During four years of
Taft the United States did not inter-
vene in Mexico, but in the course of
police duty marines ere sent with
loaded rifles into Nicaragua, marines
were sent to Santo Domingo, there was
much plain and effective talk to Cuba.
Colombia was left out in the cold with
respect to indemnity for the declaration
of independence by Panama, the AIso9
claims were settled In Chile, Peru was
Jared. to say the least, respecting the
Putomayo district atrocities: Brazil, de-
spite protest. was given the deaf ear.
while legislation was passed aimed at
the valorization of coffee and much
firmness was displayed in all Central
American republics when trouble ap-
pea-ed.
Significance Is Plain.
With this the record OF an Admins
tration distinctly unagsressive and
ment as strong and pointed as the one
given out by President Wilson yester-
day, the full significance of The mes
sage yesterday becomes more plain.
The Wilson administration, to all ap-
pearances, will now say, do this Or
and. after time, finish the sentence,
II necessary.
The announcement, of policy follows !:
'One Of the chief objects of my Ad-
ministration will be to cultivate the
friendship and deserve the confidence OF
our sister republics Of Central and
South America, and to promote in every
proper and honorable way the interests
which are common to the peoples of the
two continents.
II earnestly desire the most cordial
understanding and cooperation between
the peoples and leaders of America
and. therefore, deem 1t my duty to
make this brief statement.
Cooperation Is possible only when
supported at every turn by the orderly
processes of just government based
upon law. not upon arbitrary or irregu>
lar force. We hold. as / am sure all
thoughtful leaders of republican govern
ments everywhere hold. that just gov
ernment rests always upon the consent
Of the governed, and that there can be
no freedom without, order based upon
law, and upon the basis of mutual in
The Washington times., 1913-03-12
DINNER
WILL Be GALA EVENT
Plans Under Way for the Third
Annual Event Include Three
Thousand Invitations.

In the hope of making the third
American Sportsmen's dinner at the
New Willard, April ., one of the most
notable events of the season in WASH
ington, more than 5000 invitations will
prominent international figures in the
sport-loving field.
DIR. E. Lester Jones is in charge of
arrangements, and the list of those in
vited has been edited and re-edited by
those thoroughly conversant with the
names of prominent sportsmen.
Members of the Jockey Club, the Polo
Association, the American Kennel Club.
the National Remount Association, the
Recognized Hunts of america, the
American Horse Show Association, the
Master of Fox Hounds Association, the
National Steeplechase and Hunt Asso-
citation, and other well-known organi-
cations are to be present.
The committee on arrangements for
the dinner include such well-known
sportsmen as August Belmont. chair
man, New York; Col. II. T. Allen,
Washington; Adam Beck, London, On
tario; Paul Cravath. Piping Rock. Long
island: William du Pont, Montpelier,
coin, Mass: Henry Fairfax. Aldie, Va;
Thomas Hitchcock, Aiken, S. c.: F. NJ.
Lowry. Buffalo; Charles Z. Mather.
Philadelphia; Henry oxnard. Washing
ten: Daniel c. Sands, jr., Middleburg
Va: Clifford Sifton, Ottawa, Canada
Redmond c. stewart, Baltimore; Joseph
r. Thomas, New York: Col. R. NJ.
| Thompson, Washington: Oakleigh
Thorne, Millbrook. n. Y: Major Austin
wadsworth, Geneseo, n. Y; Horace
| White, Syracuse; Mai. Gen. Leonard
Wood, Washington. and DIR. E. Lester
Jones, secretary, Montpelier Station, Va.