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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-11-21
Italy Discusses Ncutralitics.

Rome, Nov. 1T.-Tho foreign min
ambassadors in Europe to come to
Rome to discuss Italy's neutrality pol
icy
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-11-21
Austrilns Tuxc Two Towns,

Vienna. Nov. lit is officially an
nounced that the Austrians have cup
tured Valjevo and Obrenovac. two i'm
portant Servian towns.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-11-21
steel "Crks OMEN.

koE"mo, Ind, Nov. 17.--Thc Koko-
mo steel aud Wire plant Oindnucnd-
"nt will open with II fun force of
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-11-21
FAIL Of CRACOV EXPECTED
Successes of Russians i'm East Continue in
Some Quarters, While Germans Make
Counter Raid Into Russia.

REPORT or DISASTROUS DEFEAT Ar HANDS or
MsrRIaNs-RrsslAN FLEET SAILS GERMAN
FLEET IN BALTIC sEA-AVsrNIAN STRONGHOLD FLAMES
AND COMMANDMENT Is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FROM LONDON
INDICATE FIERCE FIGHTING wIEK
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NO CLUE.
Police Fail TO Find Any Trace Of Bank
hoooer Who Escaped From
Hollidsysburg Jail.

ALTOONA, Pa. April 10. - Two
days have passed since Frank c. Hohl.
the bank robber. escaped from tho
Hollidaysburg jail and the county and
city police and detective force have
learned nothing upon which to base
clue as TO his whereabouts.
a thoroughbred bloodhound secured
from Washington. Pa, is at the iaiI
ana may be used in an attempt 10
track the fugitive. So far Id has
scent
This afternoon the county commts-
sloners offered a reward of 500 for
Jail
The attorney for the Casually com.
pany which insured the Union ban <
against robbery and which paid over
70 the bank S2,SS3. the amount taken
by the bandit, asked Judge Balbridgo
today TO order the jail warden 10
turn over TO the company the $500 and
a diamond ring found uponetbe rob
Der when he was arrested III iud %
directed that the money and ring be
placed in the custody OF the clerk Of
the court until the matter Is decided
atfcr argument.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14
STRIKE STILL
Is THREATENED

ROME, April 13.-The question of
strike OF the railway men through.
out Italy sull hangs in the balance.
but the government, in order to be
ready for any eventually. has al
ready occupied certain stations with
attachments of troops. Arrangements
have been made to replace with blue
jackets the sailors on the postal
steamers plying between the CONT
nent and the islands, while the engi-
neers and stokers OF the warships
VIII, II necessary. assist the military
ice.
In several cases damage has been
done 10 the engines. and those re-
sponsible have been dismissed. The
leaders OF the railway men have been
holding secret meetings. but what
they have decided upon Is not known.
IL IS thought by some that the strike
may be suddenly proclaimed.
The operating forces OF the Italian
state railways number about $4,000
individuals. They are joined in a
itasuc which has been pressing for
increases OF wages and diminution Of
hours of work
The mems chief demand is for a
minimum wage OF sixty cents a day.
some set only % cents a DAY. Twenty
Sents extra per night for night work
The grave faults OF the present eit.
uauon are said TO come from the
beaureacratic organization Of the rail
ways and the too numerous personnel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14
BECKER NOT CONNECTED
WITH ROSENTHAL MURDER

and told his story 10 Superintendent
John II. Riley of the state prison dc
partment and Governor Glynn. Tae
warden first issued a formal state
ment rehearsinE part of what Giro
hci told him and later added details
which included CirOncis admission
that he and other gangsters had
sought Rosentha two nights before
the Staying.
The Wsrden's Statement.
The formal statement OF the war
den follows:
About O'Clock sunday night.
Rosenberg asked me to save Frank
saying he had nothing 10 do with the
shooting, he was not there. / went
over and asked Frank why he did not
tell the truth. He replied that he
knew what was going on. but was
not there when the shooting took
place. ! advised him TO tell the whole
story. lie said II he did they would
kill his brother. I asked whom he
meant by they. lie replied that there
We're ffty men in New York he could
name. He said. I don't care Tor my
self. it's my family | care for
Il caused Frank Cirohci to be
brought from the condemned cell
house TO the principal keepers Office
about O'Clock Monday morning. He
made the following. among other
stditiltuts, IN lbe presence OF mySelt.
Principal Mclnerney. the chaplain. his
mother and sister They urged him
TO tell H#F Fhole truth. He hesitated
I Ion want to make any state
ment for nc public. do not fear for
myself. but I do fear for you
His sister replied: Don't have any
fear for us, we will take care OF our
selves. God will protect us
His mother ana sister continued
TO urge him 10 tell the truth. 1 did
not do the shooting The men who
fired the shots were Gyp. Louie and
Vallon.'
"He said: I was five miles away at
the time. So far as I know Becker
had nothing to do with this case. IL
WAS a gamblers fight
Told Of Raids.
"He mentioned several raids on
gambling houses and said that the
story Shapiro told TO Commissioner
Dougherty was true. He said: I
told some lies on the stand TO prove
an alibi for the rest OF the boys The
testimony about the conversation with
Rose in the car on the way down was
not true. ! was In Bridgey Webber's
when the arrangements were made.
| did not know just what the arrange
(continued on Page Nins)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14
TO RUN SULZER
Ne" Anti-Tsmmany Party Formed
and II viii Be Headed by
Former Executive.

ALBANY. y. Y. Aprll ia move
ment 20 bring about the nomination
Of William Sulzer as an independent
candidate for governor this fall took
definite form here to-day In the in
corporation Of The American party
by friends of the dcpOsod executive.
There will be- a complete state
ticket headed by Governor Sulzor. '
said Colonel Alexander S. Bacon. one
or the inCOrporatOra. In n statement
tonight explaining the purposes oi
the new party. "Anti-Tammany Dem
Ocrstic assemblymen. senator's and
congressman Will b. selected togoth.
or with complete anti-Tammany
state committee and anti Tammany
county committee
SIR Bacon added that the former
executive probably would bo u candl.
date ln the regular Democratic pra.
mafirF. but that many of his friends
favored The plan to nominate him in
dHpoudoufly. There is nothing TO prc.
vent am independent candidate from
being candidate Boo thc regular par.
~ primaries also. ST. Bacon "a.
planned
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FUNERALS
OF 0unmen to BE Held TODAY and
tomorrow - Whitley Lewis"
Given Immediate Burial
Yesterday.

NEW YORK, April 13.-Thc bodies
0i inc iour gunner executed i'm Sing
sing prison this morning were brought
Dack 10 this city late this afternoon
! nat OF Whitley Lewis" Seidensch.
ner was given immediate burial in a
Long Island cemetery Emo.ional
thousands Of the East Side fell ina he.
hind this cortege and followed il for
docks from an undertakers 10 the
entrance OF the Williams burg brjdaa
ever which the hcarse and six car.
rlages passed on the WAY 10 the grave
~ the bridge The throng halted and
there they waited until long after
nightfall. not crediting the iBforms.
Ton given by the police that none of
day ~
In front OF the homes or undortak.
ihs establishments 10 which the other
pOdlea were conveyed hundreds OF
curious persons gathered Where
"Gyp the Blood HorOwifz Law dead
in the home Of Harlem church saI,
lon' police reserves were called 10 prc.
vent people from entering aud ,ipw.
lns the body. The sexton rcsoTtod To
a Iuse To Ect rid Of the crowd Uc
had hcarsc back mp To- the door and
INTO ~ an empty coffin was IIscpd
and driven away. Many were deceived
ana lctf Horowitz' funeral will take
plaec tomorrow and his body viii be-
nufleu ln the same cemetery where
ihai oi Whitley Lewis" lies
ne police estimated that ton thor.
-tnd person. viewed thg body of
Dago Frank. tirOnci zoo a grorv tir.
leIiak"ra pinco. passing by the ca..
k'l Tor more Than sis hours Giro.
nci mother. uhu was af SiD- -tn-
dliinE hfr sOu'H last hour v..
pfoslratcd 81 h'r home forirhr Tlr
funeral viii take place NE.drr. Ja,.
and me bodf uII Ic buried iu "a
,st 'nr. Cor county cemetery.
lh' family oil 'IrNy Inma' E0.rr.
,.ain'd hI body When DO viii
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WASHINGTON. April 13.-Upon
whether the commander OF the Hucrta
forces at Tampico salutes the Amcri-
can hag in apology for the arrest OF
American marines last Thursday de-
pends immediate Developments In the
Mexican situation.
President Wilson declared unOni-
Cislly today that ne expected the Fed
cral commander al TampicO TO fire "A
salute TO the stars and stripes as de
manded by Rear Admiral Mayo. and
be spoke with a confidence that i'm
piled insistencc. The navy depart
ment was still unadvised tonight as
10 whether or not the salute had been
hred. % is understood that instruc-
tions have been sent 10 Charge
o 'Shaughnessy 10 represent 10 the
Huerta government the feeling Of the
administration here over the anront.
but there has been no announcement
on the subject
The presence boz Washington Of
John Lind President Wilson's person
ai representative On Mexico for the
last eight months. gave the Washing
ton government an adviser with spe.
cial knOwlodge OF the military sifua-
lion at Tsmpico Mr. Lind reached
here from Vera Cruz aboard the pres
ldontial yacht Mayf0Wcr early to.
day. and spent several hours with
fCortiuuad on PIE Hinsn
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FRESNO DAN"
LOSES OUT

, BOSION. April l3.-Daniel Blako
hu. sen tf'rcsnO Dan. whose birth.
ilthi mas been the object Of prolonged
nlttiiun was practically cut of by
INC VIII Of his father. Daniel Russell
nt Mclrosr. accordiu- tO ruling bv
ihc superior court TO-DAY.
!uus' hammond interpreted tho
VIII OF ihn elder Russell AS creating
~ trust in favor of the son who va-
Hl .ine Tor many years. but lor dIs.
position Of tho. estate 20 tho dirortlo,
OF N iiIl1m Z, Russell. the oldest SON
Dakota Dam tho first of fv.
claimants for recognition ae tho Ionr
lost Huu bgtflDd uueucrrasfuIl,.
iIfoI-I I|n courts for several tssI.
n an effort fo obtain That portion of
f1r estate which DO had bpen fboT~bf
"aH I'It iu Daniel Blake Eue.ril
Pro mo- Dan sH % later claimant y.s.
,'ii'H 800. I'"ugnizcd hy William a.
H. Hi. wieefnr hrefhrr ava
a. I'Ii uurHaIf of Tho estate of Wi
haiu a.. wUru hc died recently.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14
MEXICAN GENERAL WILL
NOT SALUTE THE FLAG
KIDNAPPED.
Minister Taken From Hotel by Cath
olies and Badly Used Up-Six
Are Indicted.

DENVER. Colo. April 13.-Six men
were indicted today on charges of
kidnapping growing out of the depor-
tation on April OF Rev. Otis L. Spur
geon of Des Moines. The indicted
men, all OF whom are under arrest,
are Jeremiah Cronin. Frank Soran.
William DOlan. Frank Nugent, Bar
ney Sylvester and Timothy Callahan.
The grand jury in its report criti-
cized the Denver police department
Tor not giving the minister better pro-
lection
Mr.. SpurgeOn was taken from his
hotel at night, carried some distance
from the city, severely beaten and
then released and for several days
his condition was critical Today he
appeared before the grand Jury and
told his story OF the attempt.
The Des Moines minister came to
Denver on a lecture tour, with the
avowed purpose of attacking the
Catholic clergy which he accused Of
immortality
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MINERS WILL VOTE ON
RATIFICATION OF SCALE

fNDliNArOilS Ind. April De- -
More than 100000 hIumiuous coal
mIu.rs. members of tho United Mine
Workers of America. viii ballot to.
morrow on The question OF ratifyinr
inr action OF The International scale
committee of fhr 0rraniyafion in
wifhdrawirg demands upon tho opcr.
aior Tor higher wages aud recon.
m"ndmc local settlement OF other dif.
ference.
Tho result of iho T0fe may not be-
known Tor two weeks. as some of tho
returns VIII come fo haHdQuartrra
hero from aH Gar distant as British
columbia bot on tho assumption that
r VIII hn favorable joint conference
f0r the local settlement of nrv two
1Ntr agreement are already in uror-
roa. in several State. Tho fo1ors
WlN not begin tO count tho votes un
900 April en-. and If may boz 4 week b..
fore tho task o. finished
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TEDDY TO RETURN
TO PROTECT PARTY

NEW YORK. April 13.-An earlier
return of Colonel Theodore Roosevelt
TO this city than was anticipated was
foreshadowed I'm messages received
here from Brazil to-day. According 10
information given out at Progressive
state headquarters to-day. Mr.. Roose.
Welt Will arrive In New York during
the third week in May. His projected
journey TO Spain before returning
home in order TO be present at the
wedding OF Kermit Roosevelt. his
son, to Miss Belle Willard. may not
be undertaken. IL was said.
The change in the plans of Colonel
Roosevelt was asCribed by party
workers TO his interest in the fortunes
OF the party.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14
MINERS TO DECIDE ON
STRIKE BY REFERENouM

PEORIA. Of. APRIL is Tho fvo
.c1lc committee of Tho Illinois Coal
operation .Dciafion and tho UlinoI.
division OF The Unifru Mine Worker.
on NWgfIrt. iu session here. spent au
tIhrr daf con idrrins tho demands of
both sides. and reported foniahf mad
nu arrrrm'nf had been reached
lht miners Ir tho Peoria district
VIII mako referendum vote t0mor.
fu" ip decide whether thry shall
HIfIFD uHud'u uE settlement OF tho
wage dispute. now In thn hand of Tho
vase committee. The operators Do
t'IrnI fDuI-nf That tho result wouI1
have little bearing. a. Tho mines urrrg
already clos cd. and there would bo mo-
voIk Tor tnr miner. 8f present were
t1'I .u uI posed. Approximately 1.Iuu
mon I1 fni. district Will vote.
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SERIOUS FIRE
Psrkersburg City Building Badly Dam.
aged BY a Blaze That for =
Time Threatened the En-.
tire Structure

special Hlpatch 10 che Intelligence
IABkERsBURG. W. Va. April Do
"A hrc which threatened 10 rut tho
tlly bulldlug broke out on the second
uoor OF the structure late this affrr.
noon and nccessitated the calling out
or every hro company in the city be-.
Tore % was gotten under control The
blaze originated in closet and had
toiten "a bis start under the floor of
the third story whcn discovered Dam
a-o io me building and furnishing
viii reach So nnn The rIfv rounelf
chamber was flooded but the record a
were not destroyed Tho cause or
the Ore BIAS not been asccrtaincd
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REPORTED ORDERS RECEIVED
NOT TO ACCEDE TO DE-
MANDS OF L.. s.
Immediate Developments Depend
on Action in This Matter.
Lind Arrives.

VERA CRUZ, April 13.-GeneraI
GustaVo Mas, the Federal COM
nander at Vera Cruz, speaking to-
day with reference to the arrest Of
an American detachment from the
Dolphin at Tampico and the de-
msnd by the American admiral
for satisfaction for the insult 20
the American flag, said that the
Mexican government had ordered
General Morelos Zaraeoza not TO
sccede TO Admiral Mayo's demand.
which was that the American flag
should be ssluted within "a hours
considering ths- such a step
would be highly derogatory 70 ma
tional dignity and was also un-
called for, as absolutely no insult
had been offered to the American
FLAG.
For the unfortunate mistake
made In arresting the Americans,
General Mas added, General Mo
relos Zsraaozs had by his spol-
ogy made ample compensation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14
LICENSE REVOKED
Clarksburg Hotel Proprietors C.
into All Kinds Of Trouble
as Result Of Permit
ting Gambling.

special Dispatch 70 the 1ntoiiircnccr
CLANk SBJltG, ". Va. April fg.-
\ tlarksburg hotel has lost ifa licenea
as result Of the operation Of tho
gambling room In o. Do the criminsT
court today Judge James w Robin-
son hncd Hickman a. Jones. nronri..
loTs OF the Swarcr house. on West
Ilkg street 500 for permitting the
gambling place 10 be- opersfed ,,r,
the premises. revoked their hotel
license, placed them under bond of
5000 90 keep the peace one wear ami
ordered tho gaming uarapheruafis
found IN the hotel 90 b. drefrovod
Notice OF appeal was given and udr.
mcnt was temporarily sueurnded
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SUIT
GOES over
OTHER CASES UNCOMPLETED
MAY FORCE 1T OVER
TO WEDNESDAY.
Judge Holt TO Make Entire Argu-
ment For W. Na.-Confident
of Success.
rntsingeneer Bureau
Warrington. d. C, April IL. 1914.

49, - ~ apAA A1r tAN
The suit OF Virginia vs.. West Viz
sinia ttte debt case) was not reached
on the calendar OF the United states
Supreme Court today II may or may
not Be- reached tomorrow. There are
several other cases Intervening TO be
argued, and the litigation between
the Two states may not be reached
until Wednesday. The counsel for
both states we're in court from the
opening until adjournment today.
ready 20 begin arguments when the
case IN which they are interested was
called How much time will be al
lowed Tor argument by the court has
not been announced. II is believed
that each side will be- given two and
a hali hours. In that event. or in any
arrangement. 10 Is pretty certain that
the entire argument on West Vir-
ginia's side OF the case will be made
by judge John II. Holt of Huntington.
That was practically decided today at
conference OF the attorneys for
West Virginia. Governor Hatfield.
President John ". Mason and other
members OF the debt commission for
West Virginia. II such a program be
carried out II will be Judge Holt's
iirst appearance as an advocate in the
ease before the highest tribunal IN
less there Is a change made in the
program. which is unlikely, Charles
p, Hogg will not argue on the time
allotted TO West Virginia for the rea-
son that he has argued the case be-
lore the court heretofore. and the line
or defense II new. which. should he
argue II from the present standpoint,
might not only embarrass him, but
embarrass the case. V. B. Archer and
X. l.. Gregory are the remaining at
torneys for West Virginia. and they
VIII take no part in the argument.
Fight for Reopening.
The fight i'm the case now is 10 get
II reopened so as to permit West Nir-
Sinia TO get before the court a new
(Continued on Page Ninel
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OBJECTS
WILSON DISAPPROVES PLAN
TO CURTAIt TRUST
LEGISLATION.
Effort to BE Made to Report Single
Bill Embracing All Phases
Of Several Bills.

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. April 10
Unqualified disapproval was expressed
by President Wilson to-day OF the
proposal in Congress TO curtail the
antitrust legislative program for this
session. Later, members OF the House
judiciary subcommittee who had con
ierred with the Presidenf on the sub
1ect declared that an effort would be
made 10 report out quickly a single
measure embodying the substance OF
al the separate tentative trust bills.
and that legislation also would be
pressed TO meet the demands OF labor
Tor restriction Of the Injunction DOW
er5 Of the courts.
nat opposition TO carrying out the
iull trust legislative program Is grow
ing among ScnaS' and House Demo
rats continued in evidence during
the day. Notwithstanding the determi-
nation TO revive the effort TO perfect
measures affecting interlocking direc.
toTates, holding companies. price dis
examinations and other evils.
senator Newlands. chairman OF the
senate Interstate commerce commit
ttt, said ms committee expected TO re-
port general trust bill soon. though
the members had not agreed upon de
tails. Before the committee deter
mines unally upon its course. however
~ viii pass upon the amendment al
ready prepared to preclude action at
this session upon anything but a bill
10 create an interstate trade commis-
sion with broad powers and express
direction to investigate the whole
problem of big business and TO rec
ommend to the next congress what
legislation supplemental TO the Sher-
man law should be enacted.
VIII Work Own Plan.
Unless this plan is agreed to the
committee will proceed TO perfect the
tentative measure IL has worked out
in five sections. The first section
would create a commission to regulate
corporations, the second would pro-
htbit forms of interlocking director
ates in competing concerns: a third
would regulate holding companies: a
fourth would deal with stock watering
and the issuance OF railroad securities,
and fifth would attempt 10 eradicate
price dtscrimtEations which affect
competition.
The Interstate trade commission
bill Was relntroduced In the house to-
day by Representative Covington Of
Maryland. OF the interstate commerce
committee, with some minor changes.
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ARE SUFFICIENT
Judge Dillon Holds Indictment,
Against Ohio Politicians Are
Sufficiently Definite.
IntsluFoncer Bureau
lnLmIn nml. o. ANN N

pcclarns that tho indictments arc
sufficiently definite 10 advise fh0.e
- N the nature of tho charge
ssainse thcm. Judge o. B Dillon fo
day htndrd down "a frri-ior n,,r-.'i
lnE tho motions fo uuarh ffef b.. ,y1
Dam t. Finley. chairman of tho ef4fr
Democratic executive committee
Emory Latianer. state superintendent
.ot bHnkF. Merle A. Collier. bic chief
clerk. and q. V Alternately. secretary
.of the state TAX commission
Tho indictments charged fbrao mo,
WIN being concerned iu tho rOIIrIfn.
ton ri political easements" from
state titu service employee
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FIERCE STRUGGLE
parkersburg Officers Have Strenuous
Battle With Crazcd Man Before
He fe OvcrpoWered

HNN'NA Afl"NA.'N N' ''.' 'lN'l'la 'I'''fa
PARK EHSBUHG. W.. Va. April I3
Armed with n butcher knife. Harry
Eagle. n powerfully built young man.
who became suddenly insane iu bis
homo this afternoon and threatened
90 kiil members Of bis family put un
a sensational battle when Captain Of
Police Smith and Con stable Deem at.
tempted to arrest him Eaelr. who
lives on the eastern border OF the
city. saw the Officers coming and
swan Worthlugton creek in an effort
20 escape When Corucrod hc alashrd
~ the Officers Both of them aus.
tanned several cuts before they over.
powered tho mauiac at the rich Of
their lives.
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THE wEATHER


WAsHfHoToN. April ia.-rorocast.
Neatern Pennsyivania-Fair warme r
Lu.-nay and Nedueadayi gentle 20 nod
crate aoufh hreeroa
ohio-Fair. warmer Tuesday wed
neauay tairs warmer north 20 east uor-
uonss eentle 20 moderate southeast %
south hrerUsa
West yirginia-rair. warmer Tuesday
and Wedneaday.
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WILSON-M' ADOO
WEDDING MAY 8

WASHINGTON. April 13-Although
there has been no formal announce
ment from the White House as yet OF
the date for the wedding Of Secretary
McAdoo and Miss Eleanor Randolph
Wilson. youngest daughter Of the
president and Mrs. Wilson. friends
Who are In position TO know say
Friday. May s. has been tpntativcIy
selected. The affair is expected to h..
private. Mr. McAdOos colleagues in
the cabinet being practically the only
guests outside OF the two families.