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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-04
NsAHCo WOULD Sc LAsT az
sOHV 70 PREVENT FOOD
FAMINE
Ferfner Sniiso States Senator gis,,
Pians 20 ssu SCI
Euroce
s. charies sroos. s-t,.

.. ~ AsHiNGToN. u. a. a.
n..s.., me food prices maj D. s1
100 y Europe il plunged mo :
r,,-' -. ~. Department o. AEricui
-, I.elals declared today. The DE-
u-n uom abroad may ssnd NC.
stoAfins 10 such prohibitise hsirbts
-, y has been suggested THAT N -
necessary 20 declare an er-h--sc
"a me fNportafton OF food .ft1,-s -.
The United States 'i-
An embargo would d. IN. L..
- 70 Keep consumers Ia the f-ntfed
e uom actual starvation 80
p, IrqllIe special rctiou by ~
1iurht with sanction OF ConFr.ss
,llh'r by prohibition ~ or p-onibt
N4'" export tarifs on food
~ o. believed however. that the IL,
eetluae} OF NE United states rn.r
80 marine. and the fact that for.irr
uilu. cree would b. icgitinafe 49,
49, Tor the combatinE nations. ,rouIt
prove 40 obstacle sufficiently srective
unnecessary
The United States viii p. s,,..,.s
20 feed Europe N = rsn.~si - -
sues. This country stands read,
'Apoft a surplus this year OF egO CnU-
80 ua.hels OF wheat. the eNfrsordt
- crop thls year. making this record
nItAA!ns expectation possible las
r.-..t-' .NtNFu states exported II
Coz. 600 bushels OF Wheat ara ~ 80
value OF the grain products -
was t<l0.O0O.0OO. n wheat should nan
pen 10 reach 81 so bushel a. some ~
poi ters are beginning 10 predict. th,
value OF the wheat exports alone would
ne close 10 half a billion dollars.
IL is true that European Wal
YOU'D dement, the United States some
sara an Official OF the Bureau OF STA
tsucs. but the trouble IL that m,
two few"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-04
BETHANY COLLEGE.

Bethany COLLEGE, @ - 3 :s d 5ls qyuF;:'
Sol
- ol etreu a no
ri tF-f-
s-rrf'r
wslst1rr County
rH-f rr
President THOMAS r osAsrsLHr d Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-04

The Intelligence T. pleased 20 notice
the evidences % prosperity enjoyed by
the rehabilitated Charleston Mail. Tn.
new management iz giving the capital
of the state the first real Newspaper Il
has had
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-04

The plea % the defenders o. the
Democratic State platform can be sifted
down 20 the old excuse. didn't know
70 was loaded
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-04

The present = good time 90 -eaa
7outhey's famous poem. The Battle OF
~ Hlenheim." and digest the Impress
i've lesson q conveys
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-04

The scheme % employ our idie nsvs,
vessels 90 carry the Atlantic matte
shows how one difficulty imposed by
the var may be overcome
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-04

Mexico. with tho Ulster rebellion
have subsidized 90 uuinteresting topics.
which r. one relief tho European vars
have conferred
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-04

- far ths Elrcp@ar ~ has not
sncssdsf fts surdag aut1uahils fatas-
ties in ttls country
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-04

iuak out f1r an uprising ~ the -
uFee ~ India 20 England becomes In
tolyed 900 war
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-04

Flour t. the first necessity TO respond
20 the evil effects o. the continental
c"nhict but the others viii soon follow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-04
The Headquarters for Men, Can,
GEO. NJ. SHOOK co.

he viii join Mrs. Mann for a few
days visit. They are guests al the
Greenbriar hotel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-04

Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
are spending the week end az White
/ sulphur Springs. and during their
short stay viii be the recipients Of
many social functions MoETAOI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-04

France can't be blamed Tor rerkirr
up after the vigorous action o. Ger
many in invading her soil
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-04

Many heldup American tourists N
Europe are IN an apprecistive mood OF
Home sweet Home"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-04

Commissions have been issued by
the postonice department TO Rayburn
ADKINS. OF Cove Gap. W. Va, and Iona
u. LANCE. OF Hammack. W Va. to Ac:
o. fourth class postmasters
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-04

And the Hague Peace palace stanrg
Ike NAPOLEON once asa. wrapped IN the
solitude q Its own originality"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-04

Some surprise g manifested that the
movies have failed 90 put on the
FIRST battle Of the war"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-04

social attentions They were enter.
ialned Friday al an elaborate luncheon
by Ex-Governor William McCorkle. Of
Charleston
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-04

Former United States Senator David
Elklns left Washington Friday Tor
New lork from which port he ex-
pected 10 sail on the Naterlsnd 10
Join his mother. Mrs stephen n FIk
l1s, and his sister. Mrs William p
Hllt. In Europe. The Elkins PARTY
sailed on the Vaterland in July ana
expected 70 remain abroad for sew.
tfal months. Considerable ANXIETY
was felt on the part OF members OF
me family and Mr.. Elkins decided 20
MAKE the attempt 10 sail although ne
was Tar from hopeful when he left
~ As hington. u was announced here
lhis evening that there was a whole
sale cancellation OF transatlantic ssii.
ihss Not only was the Vaterian,
helo Up, but recalls BY wireless we're
sent all European bound vessels a
gay or two out % port. and trans-at-
iahtlc service was altogether suspend o.
I'd by Eve lines
mere are many Washingtonians IN
Europe, about whom considers HE
alarm Is felt. In addition 10 ts.- -ir-rne
bers OF the Elkins family. other We,
Nlftlnians. are Mrs. Clarence Moore
ana daughter. Miss Frances. who have
oeth spending some time in France.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-04

Armageddon has dropped into the
skirmIsh class
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-04

senator William r. Chiffon has been
offered and 10 o. UNDERWOOD has ac.
cepted an Invitation from Postmaster
Jerry w. Dingess. OF Huntington. 10
BE- present and 10 deliver an address.
az the convention OF the West VIr.
fiuia postmNtera 10 be held in Hunt.
lugton September 10 and II
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-04

Milton y Hutsenpiller has been de-
signated by the department as acting
postmaster for Lawn. ". Va.
Hon. Isaac T Mann has gone 10
White sulphur Springs. " Va. where
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-04

Ionsidersble alarm has been felt
y, ~ manufacturers and business
men OF the country during tbs ,,'s.,y
as 10 the probable effect on their busIl
ness OF the loss OF labor which VIII
o. entailed. should the war be pro
longed. and should all the reservisfS
ana members OF foreign organiza-
uohs' De called for enlistment from
pittsburgh district alone. which in
Guides four counties Of West viz
slnia. there are so 600 men. A great
percentage Of whom. could be- forced
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-04

u sont pass muster vita thos- no
% thsir o-n reading and thinkuE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-04

10 answer the Emllitary summons
from their own country
Announcement has been made by
the potsoffice department Of a change
IN railroad service from Romney 10
Petersburg. Hampshire county The
carrying Of the mails g. to be given
from July 20 the Baltimore and Ohio
instead 81 the Southern road
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-04

bohemia has s2.osFeai bearing fruit
f'e' srikEu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-04

One Of the Big Values which
helps 20 make our Embroidery
Department famous for extra
value-glving
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-04

a'r1iish.d Daily. EEc.st ssn1ay. - ths
intsiissncsr T'ssli.hinx coupany-
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-28
THIRTY THOUSAND REINDEER
 ARE NOW SOPHISTICATED

which is constantly Grow:nG stronger tp allow the white man to share lH this industry which promises to in time become decidedly IucrrtiVe. There are many white men who would en- gage in the business of raising rein Cccr for beasts of burden as well aS fol food and it is recognized by the department that there is q large field Cpen in this direction. However tn, d,nartment fears and with good req sor that the minute the white set tier takes up tn" management "t the herds thr native will be pushed "ut of the only business which ht ral
 handle with profit to himself. Th
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ORDERS CIVIL. GOVERNMENT
 FOR PANAMA CANAL ZONE

(, ,mpotilion ot tha white man has cNcl put the native ont of business and with tn" raising of the reindeer for thc market takcn away from him lh" r.tive would ho liable tn dr4rnrrat . il to q public charge.
 That th" matter will be given scri- eds attention bv the department ,s T., rtancc of all industries in the ter r'tory of Alaska is being s,ivcn d great ,!,al of consideration by all of the government officials dealing with mat t,rs tcrrtoriol
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CIVIL GOVERNMENT IS ORDERED
OHIO WILL
 PARTICIPATE
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CpLTMErS. ohio Jan 2S Tn" Ilcipati"n of the stat" "f Ohio in ., Panama exposition T." be held in celebration If the opening "f the canal NaS practically assured today by the l.. ssag" bv th, bower l"use of the |. 2islature of the bill appropriatine ,1.c hundred thousand dollars for this purpose,
 The money will bc used in the erection of an ohio building on the fair grounds and for other purposes connected with the ohio exhibit
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The department recognizes that the future of the Eskimo depends large ly upon the reindeer industry and it will try to keep tho native steadily at the work of raising and protecting these animals for transportation pur- poses as well as for food. It has been said that the propagation of the rein deer and the use of the meat of these animals for food may in time be an element in the reduction of the cost O living.
 While it is the present intention of the department 10 confinc the raising ot reindeer entirely to the Eskimo Of Alaska there is movement on foot
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WASIHNETDN. Jan 21 That .,I matters m connection with inc canal gre worhin- .st a, por iIun4emcnrs sr,ms To be proven by th, order sign ed ln lr,eld,u Wilson today which establishes ci,I 4o1rrnmcnt on the r.nana canal zon" after April first next
 The "rdor which W.4 ~,@nrd today and which lo,on's r0rrrti>, on the first dav,"f n,N Amjl dr~ianatos the present military -o>ornv" and chi4 'r2in,.r or ;h" ,anal Culou.l Gor. th; Is rS th, Hst ,j.H -oy"rnor and t.is action would Socin [" indicate that notwith~r'udu4 ph~ reports from Mayor Mitchell ot N,N York that he believes G""thals Wnl accept the p"- h"r r"umjs-'"uol~Aip "f that ritv rla' lE- mnN onic,r now in charI, ot th" w'rh ou Dh" coual zone will c,utmu. ~ ru, ,t ,h- administra- tlru of an.r- rnu. a~ orieiuali> m- tended
 President Wilson k anxious to hay, Colonel 'i""thll., remain in tn" zon. until the new civil %o>"nmvnt is full |y established n.d in workin@ "rd", a., hr knows that the present e"vornor l. ih"r"u4h'v oomprtrnl to handl, oil rt,.~,ion@ which may arise. and Will undoubtedly arise "u account oi hi> long familiarity with tn" c"untr, and IT." wort, and his keen executive atilitN.
 The order S4rrd today strikes {, bitter blow at tho hopes "f q numhel of professional governors and higher ofIicehldcrs of plitical complexion wht
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special Nugget Service.
 FORT At PRINCE, Jan. 2S.-The evolution which broke out in the northern provinces of the republic j few days ago has spread rapidly over the entire country and the people are stirred to the most savage deeds of murder and pilliage.
 General san Palmas, who command ed the federal garrison until few days ago, has cast his lot with the rev olutionists and left the city to take command of the troops in the field. He was followed by at least half of the garrison of the city and today. It inforced by several hundred revolu- tiCnists he attacked the capital.
 The attack on the city was made from the north and after several hours of fighting the troops of Gen eral San Palmas drove the soldiers Cf the president from the earthworkS protecting the town. The majority of the rebel troops are armed with the old springfield rifles discarded some years ago hy the United States army and on account of the short range oi tEese pieces the fighting was pushed
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BL LuEJACkETS LANDED
 STOP FIGHTING IN HAITI

attackers of tn" palac" until he W1S killed leading q Surtr designed to fa ,.it,tte President Crrstcs escape tu the German man-of war Ncrtd. Gen eIau Dcsltnes was said to he in luN. with Madam Cr"st"s the wifc of tho president and h" was Killed Whil. fehtine his way ro the dock witt ulis IdN in his arms.
 President Crcstcs was in thr midst "t his guard when General Dcs!aiuot f. II and th" soldiers gave mp the tierl when they saw tLat rhrir leader Ws,- down. Being drS"rlrd hy their troop resident and Mrs CrtstrS were uIuli' tr fall int" the hands of tn" rebels when q l'ttrhm.u of sailors from th, Gtinr,n ship saved them from tl,, hands If the mob and took them atuard the cruiscr
 Tue American minister seeing tha, the rrEoluii"uists were bent on l0otn4 the town and w'rc already creating r state If anarchy and murder asked fcl th. rr"t"cti"n If the American >"il".-' rd .lan.lhr hau"li"ns wcrC sent ashore from the two vessels in the harhOr.
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home closely in order to overcome th, longer range of the more modern rih"> of the loyal troops.
 During the attack on the city many bullets fell in the streets of th" town and a number of people were killed "nd wounded including some foreign. CTS The American legation was rid dIed with bullets and the minister an, his family were escorted aboard tI' battleship Montana which is in tl' harbOr.
 As the revolutionary troops f"uehl their way into the town tn" govern mcnt force either fled ar went "Ecr |, the enemy with the exception of tht r, q trnusertd executive body guard which was defending the presidents palace These soldiers. Wuo are main tained for the especial protection "I the presidential household. fell harh through the streets and took up , position in the palace from the win dows of which they attempted to hol' th, rcvolut ionarN rahblr al bay. Tn, pre- sidehts' guard is commanded by huge black called General D"slaine' and this officer proved terror 10 tho
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one of tn" hatDaluus k now op- C. mprd urnuud rh American legation which like te- German legation l~ nal- of refugees uad tn, other bat l. u"u l~ pou.ln4 ..a. street. ,ud pro- rrtinu ru. En-tsn .od French lega liens.
 outSi,Ic tn, z"s,- head l., tho Ann ,,i..,u .u.d German sailors th, city IS given oN.r ro the v.drst d"haurhcrl, .pd r"r rud u.,ynr sh"1~ are. heard n'm 1u ,.uu11~ vhrr. the victorious I,nrj~ .rr a,min, lud c"mmttine o.t"r crimes
 ll,tme ,uuo,", ru-. ,rr> o,nrr . Son r.uur,. ht. Do>r control of nis n,,u .upd 'lirr. l- ,",upDrr, state nr a. .I, u> r>i~Jm..
 II i~ h'u.,rJ ,brr unless some man .unuu- it. r.i"I- rISre who is ahl" [" form u civil -u'rnmont ro take the ri,,t of r.t which fell with the N,gnr If Ir.slarm rrr>,o the Nmerl- ,au o"Nrr'u.n' win order its senio. n .al ."mmaudr. to tas, charge of m, rit, .aita 1rurr u under marti,I a.N p ", ...trol ot IL" rnitc ! States
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TO LIGHT UP
 JERUSALEM
Special Nugget Service.


 JERUSALEM, Jan. 2S.-A tirman has been issued by the sublime port granting franchise to a French com rany for building d tram line from Jerusalem to Bethlehem. The same company will also operate line from ,Jaffa, the port of Jerusalem to the am cient city and will provide electric lights in the streets once trod by the famous characters of biblical history The present method of transporta- ton from the port to the city is by d steam railroad which winds UT through the beautiful ollve groves From Jerusalem to the birthplace ol Christ the present method of trans portation is by muleback.
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Spciai Nugget Service.
 WASHINGTON. Jan. 2S.--Accord- = patrment of agriculture there are over thirty thousand reindeer in Alaska which are already domcsticatcd and stringent measures and issue regula tions which will prevent the destruc- tion of these animals.
 The propagation of the reindeer in Alaska is to be encouraged by every possible means by the department and it is the desire of the department t7 have these animals increased to many times the present size of the herds
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VANDERB|LTS
 ABANDON YACHT
.;ecial Nugget Service.


 NEW ORLEANS. Jan 2S. Wireless rcl ports received here tell of the groundinG of the Nandrrbilt's Nach. Warrior off the coast of Colombia.
 The yacht was blown well off of her course hy the heavy gale of the last few days which has been blowing all along the coast of Central America and after the wind had gone down T LeaNy fog set in. It was during this fcg and while the captain of the boat was still off his course that the Vesso went aground.
 The wireless states that the ship is in no immediate danger unless an. other gale comes up and that all or beard are well and comfortable.
 Those in the party in addition tC Mr. Vanderbilt are Mrs. F.. w. Van. derbilt tho Duke and Duchess of Man chester and Lord Falconer
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l.,N" necn hancin@ around Washing rol. with their pockets hulgng with endorsements and who were ltl look i;G for the hunui and. srcnndtrilN ut course the cmuluments "f being the ;,st civil gNrrnol of tn" new terri t,rY which the United Statcs will establish in the r"ut" of the inter ocean waterway.
 The selection of GocthalS to i'll this h Sitid"n until such time as the civil g"N "rumcnt iS thoroughly organized or until his scrN ices are more urgently required ill some other quarter meets with the approval of tn" majority Of the democratic senators wh" real iz, that the government uf the zon" h is initial stages of development u~ 4 civil community is not n matter tH hr n,ad, a political GraI bag f W. would succeed with our new nctrr- rtisc,
 The recommendations ut t; ,rlha 5 in regard tn a civil polio" force an ,"nstahularN will h,' carried out il <" far as is possible and he will l' allowed considerable latitude in ttf q, sienati"n of tn" offices to l." Cr"at ed.
 There is 4 disposition in some quar- terS at the capital tn find bllrts fot the lame. the halt and the blind re l"ti"ns "f big" political guns. but il is believed that President Wilson wi'l not allow the canal 2on" to hecom" ! the dumping ground for poor and in tmpetent constituents and cousins Comedy sketch Moose Roundup
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ANNA HELD CLAIMS FORTUNE. Special Nuaqet Servica

SNN FRANCESCA Jan. 27 Ann, Hrld. the actress. wh" IS Mrs I,re r.. pr">,. sh, is the daughter and legal n'lr L" th" estate "f therrlr de St underworld Wh" was murdered in her apartments.
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hut her officers and crew are remain ing aboard of her and tugs have been sent from here to attempt to get her at.oat. If the weather remains calm tlcre is d possibility that the Warrior pp
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NOTICE.

Persons having bills agaisnt the carnival committee please present at or co to the undersigned
 A. POLET,
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PANAMA. Jan. 2S.-AIr. Vanderbilt and his party were taken off of the yacht Warrier late this afternoon by one of the vessels of the United Fruit Company. They were later transferred to a passenger ship bound for New York.
 The yacht is hard and fast "a ground
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Entertainment. dance Moose Round up. Jan. 31. Eagle hall. Adm. $1,50.
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Don't fail to be at Moose Roundup Jan. 31 Eagle hall.
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WHY EAT POOR BREAD. When you can got GOOD, WHOLE SOME Bread at Sc DOT loaf.
 ANVIL BAKERY.
 NORTH POLE BAKERY.

New lad eggs at Prosssr's Harness Shop. $1.00 per dozen. Phone Black 5.
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Mrs. Bartetts dancing class every Tuesday and Friday evenings at 8 p. m. K. K. Hall. <r
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Trained Moose to walk tight rope Moose Roundup. Eagle Hall, Jan. 3t
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ANDERSON 6 WEckMAN

Have taken over the blaming mill heretofore operated by J. A. Parry, and are prepared to give all orders prompt and skiIlful attention. Hard wood and sleigh lumber, all kinds of maehined lumber.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-28

White Barn rebuilt ready for busi. ness. $f per doz., for fresh eggs.
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Weekly Nugget. only soc a month.
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FLOUR IS CHEAP.

Bread onl) Sc. North Pole Bakery .~d Anvil Baker
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Comedy sketch. Moose Roundup Eagle hall, Jan. 31 Adm, $1.50.
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ANDERSON & WECkMAN Phone, Black 1o6.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-18
10 NAN PRS llP
FOR CHARITY BHyElIr
Dise.oh Of Enerssasy Hospital
Adopt Novel Means of Raising
Funds,

"A compsets .crsw" has been sslsctsd
to man the old British prison ship sue-
cess tomorrow when the benefit for
Emergency Hospital b held. relieving
the sugsestion Of Capt H. D. Smith. com
mander and owner Of the historic vessel.
Woodbury. Blair. president Of the board
Of directors Of the hospital. has been
named Dcting captain for ths day. At
tired u Z regulation naval uniform
Capt" Blair will board the Success
early Friday morning and WIN remain
on duty - of1icer In charge untii lo:10
o'clock that eight. In addition to serv-
ing az commander Capt" Blair win be
chairman Of . COMMITTEES representing
the hospital which will welcome the
friends Of the institution when they come
aboard.
An admissions received from visitors
to the ship Friday win be turned over
to the hospital and George w. White,
president Of the National Metropolitan
Bank. will serve a. purser.
Dr.. Harry Lewis, superintendent Of the
hospital. has been dssignated a. ships
surgeon for the day, but Il ID hoped
his services VIII not be needed. Nathan
c. Wyeth. architect for the new hospital,
will be the "ship's carpenter" It II NOT
likely he will be called upon to do any
work, however. for the hull Of the Sue.
cess u Of teak wood and 10 said to be
almost az stanch a. 1t was the day
the craft was launched. Ii years ago.
Directors Of the Emergency Hospital
board will serve ~ "seamen" aboard
the Success.