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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07

after spending a few weeks at Palm
Beach, Florida.
Mrs. Louis Halter has returned to
the home of her daughter. Mrs. Harry
Michael. in East Liverpool, after visit
ing local friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lipphardt
have returned to their home in Mart
ins Ferry after spending several
weeks at Palm Beach. Florida.
Mrs. A.. O. Wilson, OF Pittsburgh. is
spending several days the guest OF
Mrs. A. VI. Six at her home oil South
Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Six, who &C
companied the remains of their infant
child here for burial have returned
TO their home at Akron. Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07
Agriculturaasts Meeting.

a meeting OF the Valley Grove barnch
OF the "A handle Agricultural Club will
De held at the Valley Grove school
mouse Wednesday evening. March II.
Inc committee in charge OF arrange
unents Tor the meeting are making an
Sitort 10 nave W. III. Siii and Prof. j. NJ.
rover. OF the Bethany college agricul-
eurdl department present to address tho
members on the subject OF Feeds and
feedlns. Also reports Will be heard
rom those who are connected with Inc
COW testing experiment that Is being
cdrfied on among the dairymen of thar
section. very interesting and instruc-
i've meeting As being expected and All
members are requested TO be present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07

the roads fairly cleared OF snow after
being blocked tor several days.
waiter Erlcwtne passed the teacher =
examination SUCCESSFUL. IN February
and was granted a certificate TO teach.
Glenn and clifford Jones were bust
netS callers at Darlington. during the
nose on the sick list are Mrs. @. w.
Ross. Mrs. J. g. R~othenbuehler and Mrs.
Bentley Ward.
Julius F~ankhauser and Chris Zonker
were business callers here the fore patr
OF the week.
William Lindemier and Chas. Mellott
were business callers at Clarington ON
Tuesday.
cleaning out their oil well. located bach
OF town.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07
SCHOOLS DEBATE
Interesting Contest To Be Held This
Month Between Jefferson County
School Students.

Arrangements have been complct-
cd and teams formed for tho
OF debating between the schools rep
r~csentnE the towns OF Adena. Smith.
held. Dillonvale and Mt. Pleasant.
Tho best material that D. Obtainable
In the above named schools has been
selected and some very interesting
debates are being expected The ques-
ton that has been decided on for dc
bate i9 Woman Suffrage. The teams
named are as follows.
Adena team. Affirmative. Lawrence
Newbcrry, Wilma Bernard. Mary Can
ser.
smithheld team. negative. Alta
Dodds. Paul buchanan. Malcolm
Mooney. Ait, Hannah Purviance.
Smithheld team. Affirmative. Thorn
a. Wolfe. Grace DOrrancc. Paul Tay-
Tor Ait. Ella Wood
DillOnvale team. negative. Paul Tor
bet. Eugenia Parlett. Lawrence Roe.
Alt Iana Mercer.
Dillonvale team. Affirmative, Vera
Mercer. Ethel Anderson. liner Deroya.
Ait, Hector Gerard.
Mt Pleasant team. negative. Cor
nelia Cattell. iatimer McCOnahey.
Nclma Murray. Alt. Blanche Spragg
Mt Pleasant team. Affirmative. Mar
rpry HurrtsE. Erlma WorfhingtOn. Eu-
gene Newly. Ait. Carolyn Wright
Adena team. negative. Isabelle
Grove. Ray Munson. Marguerite Icks
President. s. W Rich Of Adena.
- T.. buchanan. vice president. Of
~mithhcld. y ~ Ring. secretary. Of
Mt Pleasant. q. " Thompson. treas
ursr. Of Uillonvalc
The dates Tor the debates arc o.
follow Adeua az Smithneld. March
SmithhCld a. Uillouvalc. March a.
uillouvale 81 VT Pleasant. March 2O.
VT Pleasant a. Adcna. March O..
Norvay and swsden ore sderuns elc.
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a kofre Dame Lsdy's Appeal

Jc all knowing sufferers or r~heumattsto
Nnetler muscular or or the ioints
scla,lcs. lumbagos. backache, pafns In
the kidneys or neuralgia pains. to write
20 heT TOT a nome treatment which has
she feels " her duty to send Il 10 ali
sufferers FREE. You cure YOURSELF a.
home as thousands will testlfv-Do
change 81 climate being necessary. Tbi.
simple discovery banished uric ncld from
the blood, loosers the sttnened Joints.
purihes the blood. and brightens ~.
eyes, giving elasticity and tone 10 lie
whole system. n the above ipferesfg
you. for proof address Mrs NJ summer.
BoN II. Notre Dame. Ind-Adv
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lntelliseneer Handy Almanac at
elayney's Drug Store for only 25e.
Get one now.


~ fumnr d. anout To- the effect thai
Morgan Brothers operating the Morgan
motel, q short distance on tho West Viz
tiult sidc 90 tho pennsylvania and West
Virginia state Uuc viii omen fIefr ut,g.
81 buriufrE Just over tho line VA tho
state OF lenusylvauia The reason for
tlis Dr. said - he on - count OF the afafo
81 West NirFiuit goins drv july n An.
pltcatipu FOR a F%euusvivanin state Ill.
cenae " tE Fatd viii be Applied for ia
ih" ucar futuIc. said application 10 be
made 60 thc Washington county court.
Ihia nH Tar as can be- ssccrtatued is but
Fuulpr and % b. the opinion OF many
lhat " VIII be impossible for them h.
secure license ~ the county of Wash.
ingtou Dr. on the dry list aud tho corn.
m~lssiuuers VIII refuse 90 grant license
MS seems % be the real EXPLANATION
TOT the matter as several attempts 10
secure license In West Alexander have
failed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07
For Satisfactory
Concrete Work Cali
TrE G 3. KIMBERLY CO..
~Sehnulbach Building. Both Pbone,


dtHe tfnrder. n well known v0rfur
ION m Elw Grove. was sent bv "a local
ilAH 70 take ~ mule 10 some point
tiuLn H Few DAYS ag0. % De- said
N' me young man in question rro-
eleh AH far ne the ucnwood ferry.
Hn'Ie pc wae % take the animal across
ti'h lhaf Pc lrd The animal ON che
cry where De remained Tor some time
r1t - The Ohio side n then
HaH rel Gated. % Dr. said 10 the number
N .siN times before the Young man va
''l. ", pun himself away from me
NNef hi. charge 90 tho proper author.
.IfH Iu fhr EIrEete state
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07

Rev !. ". Johnson. pastor % the
Buckley 81 r.. church 81 Edgwood an
nounces the following program for the
church for sunday. SONG aud prayer
services o'clock r. h.. Sundav school
g.aO. James y. Soles, superintsndent
Sermon ~ a m. by the pastor. Junior
EpWorth league 2 b.. ~. Epworth league
mon 1870. Rev. D. ~ Sellers viii ds-
liver the sermon. Rev. Sellers rIII
preach each evening during the week.
Interest continues uuahafed1v In the re-
vivat services thai have been In pro-
Tress during the past several days. a
cordial Invitation o. extended 10 the
public 20 attend the aervlcan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07
Vance Bible Class.

With the close Of the throe-cornered
contest between the classes OF the
Nance Memorial. FIRST Presbyterian
and second T.. 4. churches Of the city
near AZ hand interest continues TO In
crease and those Of the different classes
are making stringent efforts 60 have all
their friends present az the Sunday
norning services. For the past several
sundays the Vance class has been in
The lead. they having an enrolment OF
506 at. the Service last sunday. Every
cHort - being made by those Interested
church ncNt sunday % their city rivals
declare that they will nave az least 500
~ thelf SUNDAY morning meeting
Preparations are being made VA an the
out the pike towns for divisions from
each 20 march ~ r. body "a Woodedale
sunday morning Tor the purpose ~ roiu-
Ing the class. Arrangements are being
made Tor the taking OF "a picture OF
those present Immediately after the
services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07
Bible Glass Entertains.

The Mems Adult Bible class OF the
SNone church met last evening at ths
nome or Godfrey Spring at Film Grove
DurlnE the carly part Of the evening
matters Of business were taken mn
after which excellent music and severa'
excellent talks were given. Music for
the evening was furnished by a male
quartet while Robert Darrah rendered
several splendid vocal solos. After ths
close of the program refreshments were
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07
THROUGH GLASS
a ooudy, side South Character
Tnss 20 Escape Prom onioor
and Suffers Injuries.

PUG Cloudy. well known cb,r.ct.r c,
the south side. went ON u rawuarc ye-.
ifrday evening and bis wife coufd naf
put up with bis actions 81 diarerrorf
-he Ufrefnre called bmlror Uupkr. VII
put ne man under arrest The oTIrr
l1h Ms man 20 the restaurant az th.
corner Or 1~Weuty-rlNfh ami Nfarttf
-lIfftNs Wuere Dc tried 90 call fTH
wagon. Cloudy thought he saw Ill.
chance and vent through the FI4e. door
He was caught lu u short time howevsr
and takeu To- the building HIa head
"a lha bad condition and Or Efzfer
vas called and rendered aIl
ALbert Iil1nrd tried 10 carve the heal
on Jacob taltcr pninar Habrr0afI
GOV him. Iie was H bad crr 10 hardla
aiId Judge Jordan viii probably t4E.
nav lnf0 rouFidcrHfIDu fIiH morning
Jane Doe was found asleep JOB i f.f.
il"r" booth 20 fhe Wheeling Traction
nfige and brought iu nf Moore r1ru
N' NlIiiHmf went or Z rtrhtudliug tour
aud WHs rnufd hE pTIreI Moore
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07

Inc Triadelphia Base Ball Associate,
again presented the trial of Smythe Vs.
Smith IN a brecch of promise case. As
was me case at the former presenta-
lions n hall was crowded TO the limit
anu the audience Witnessed one OF the
ihost interesting plays ever presented
IN TINS section. Music for the evening
was furnished by the woodman band
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07
Literary Meeting.

Inc regular weekly meeting OF the
valley Grove Literary Society was hell
AT the valley Grove school house last
evening. several very interesting num-
pers were presented including music. de-
bates essays and recitations. Thr me,I-
ING Is considered one OF the best and
most interesting that has as yet been
held By the society.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07

SERVICES Iu the IIrnf NJ 2. church.
Elm Grove on SUNDAY viii b. a. fol
low sunday agnOOl 20 SIS a. M.
Preaching 81 Or H w. by fhe pastor.
Passion A. .1 U m the pastor viii
deliver H special sermon t0 women.
This meeting viii be- exclusively Tor
women q chorus Of fwenfraNrf VIII
linz Tell Mother 600 90 There The
subject all he IS oman. uer Home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07

nOunced by Rev. ID. l.. Reid master -
the IriadelphIa NJ. =. church: sunday
school 9:45, Walter Thomas. superin-
m: music by the choir: Epwortb Iea-
sue. .p. M Common Sense Religion.
Mrs. walter Thomas. leader. song ser
at = y. m subject. An Important Oucs-
tloh ana the Answer" McGarw's Run
school Bible class meeting and sermon
Dy h.eH, ~ l. Reid. ut J p. m, The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07

Arrangements hav been made by the
Fulton delegates that will march with
the Vance Memorial Bible class sunday
morning. TO have their procession lea
from that town 20 the church AZ
Moodsdale by the Woodmcn band of
Elm Grove. The arrangements for the
march we're completed last evening and
all members OF the band are requested
to be az the Fulton bank promptly at
$50 o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07

Miss Virginia Lashley very ~rleasantty
entertained AZ her home ~ Elm Grove
last evening for the ~. y I'll. club. q
hlch D. o. r. member The evening
was very pleasantly spent IN Eamcs and
music q q very soclahls eveinF was
mfufa we're served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07
CAMERON, 0.
Prominent Young Couple M.rr,...

CAMERON, o.. March C-On satur-
DAY. Icbrusfy esth. 81 Woodsffsld.
t2b%e' I ms Sy o. Ec!sss s9isg; Il b6 .i 9eGur red
81 Mr. and Mrs. ". \. Mellott. % Mel
lott Ridge. end Miss Wayne Auit.
daughter Of Amos Nul,. Of this place
them.
Their many relative and friends join
In wishing them a long Joyous n
prosperous msrricd iifc.
Cameron Brisfs.
O. q. Ross returned % his home Al
Hammond. Ind after spending o. few
days here with his parents. Mr.. and Me-
-. W. Ross. Mrs Ross being quite SER
tously 900 az present.
) g Atchison returned. 20 his home
az woodland W Va, Monday Ute
spending e Few DAYS here with his
brother end sister. s. IS. Atkinson and
Miss Anna Atkinson.
Walter WEIRD. ~ Akron. is spending n
tcw d.yH be-. with bis parents. Mr.. AM
Mrs. ". \. Ward
y Naury end family moved 20 the
John htauffcr farm wednesday. We re-
but wish them success boz their new ioca-
, keller ys- ~ usacuns business
no Darlington Thursday.
Carl u Jones. VIII Del fcHmiuG near
l~innnihn! o.. Hpcnt Sunday here with
Mr. end Mrs Preston rhsmen and De-.
ue d~aurhtor. of Round bottom. spent
Nuudaf viii her father. Amos Nuft
VI End Mrs Thurman Haudi aud Uf
tlr child. orc surudinr r. low ds,a WITH
his parents Mr.. auI Nrs NI.Haias
EaudI
John stsufrcr 81 near I1rIur.op.vs
cbarics rern. .nd Vow SO, were
ir7nso'tinF huairsas r.r. durH. re
Ibc road superintendent or, se,,,ps
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07

Her Dress. Her ompany." In he
evening the Epworth league devotional
service VIII be held at $50. At 7:8O
Friend of sinners. nv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07

&C. ID. Strickln. Progressive candi.
date for County Superintendent of
Free Schools. Your support and iniu-
ence respectfully solicited Sat-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07

Elm Grove FTaternaI orders are dan
hlng toward the holding OF a Joint mem
oral during the cOming summer The
Iiattei ~ being taken up by each lodge
1T the regular meetings ana while nof6-
ING uehnite has been done "a H. under
stood that the movement Is being heart
NY received by all the fraternaI orders
OF the town. n present plans material
lzc IN" memorial will bc held In the new
Stone church. Six fraternal orders are
io'altd IN this town with "a total men,
bership Of nearly SEQ. Included in this
movenicnt are the X. of T.. Woodmen.
teOlsl ~NcighhurS D.. -. 4. a. NJ,
since the lodges have been organized
thcN nave grown steadily and some now
Iank among the foremost OF tho state.
In past years ~ has been the custom ~
the lodges 60 hold their memorials sen
niatc This year with their own mem
bcrs Do line and possibly q large delegat-
ION from four or I've u~cighboring towns
~ - expected that at least LOO men
VIII be IN lne for the march.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07

lagh and Reid could be called TO fook
over the plat with the council. The
plat aside from "a few minor changes
was accepted by the council and the
work OF Improvement will start i'm a
few days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07

desire 10 inform the public that
| am a candidate for the Republican
nomination for Superintendent M
Free Schools of Ohio county. and re-
sp%ectfully solicit the support and in
fluence Of all my friends.
CHARLES T. RAY,
Sat ~. Elm Grove. w. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07
OUT-THE-PIKE
Children In Water.

~
Although the best yesterday was
not better thar the worst, so
Tar as walking was concerned citi-
zens OF Patterson and the southern
end of Elm Grove had many com
plants to make about the sidewalks
IN front OF the Elm Grove school and
near st. Paul's church on Gruger
street. At each OF these places. the
siush was almost ankle deep and IL
was impossible TO walk any place
going TO and from school probably
PEELED to travel through the water
and snow which had been allowed 10
gather. with no place to run off.
Following the heavy SHOWS of the
past week or ten days. apparently no
effort was made To clean the walks.
With the thaws that followed and the
mixture of snow and rain Of yesterday
and the night before. walking was
next to impossible. Pedestrians were
unable TO walk in the street because
OF the water there and the sidewalk
Afforded no better protection, and a
general howl vas made by all.
The snow was rather banked near
the curb and the fence line and the
center was water. but in some
places. there was not even a bank
OF snow TO walk upon. Many property
owners residing along the street had
cleaned their walks, and they argue
ina II they Kept their walks clean,
then the board OF education and own,
ers OF the lots below should be cCm.
PEELED TO do so by the town officials.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07

Tho tnitod states has received more
COMMITTEES
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07

For tin and slate roofing. spouting.
exc, see u. G. Kinkle, Elm Grove. w.
Va. Eel Phone 215-W. Repair Work
a specially. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07
About People

Movements % individuals 20
and From tise City.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07

Norway and Sws den ore ADOPTING eia.
tuc elevators in apartment houses.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-06-17
zOUAVE BANQUET TO
Be HELD TOMORROW
Fifty-third Birthday Anniversary to
Be Celebrated at City
Gray's Armory

Details for the celebration of the
fifty-third anniversary of the Veteran
Association First City Zouavcs, City
Grays, Companies ID and | were com
pleted this afternoon. The big event
takes place at the City Grays armory
tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock.
A business meeting will precede the
annual banquet. Reports will be pre-
sented and the annual election of Off
GERS will follow. The POSTMASTER of
the evening will be e. j. Stackpole,
former postmaster. An address of well
come will be made by Major John I.
Ensminger. president of the associa-
ton. An invocation by the Rev.
Harry Nelson Bassler, chaplain of the
Eighth regiment will follow.
Two large group pictures will be
presented to the Armory Association.
One shows the City Grays in their
shakos of 1886 and the other is a pho
tograph of the City Grays in full dress
uniform in 1877. The presentation
will be made by Captain e. Lauben-
stein. Lieutenant Colonel Maurice T..
Finney, of the Eighth regiment, will
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-06-17

could not have been better. Miss Kath-
rNn Vincent, as Maid Marion, was all
that the ballads so long sung would
have us believe of that Apoor sweet
lady" V. L. Granville, as the outlaw,
was handsome, bold, brave, courteous,
fearless and all things else that Robin
should have been.
Perhaps no character in the comedy
was so amusing as was Frier Tuck in
which role was j. p. Macsweeney. That
reverend gentleman's longing for ale
Kept the crowd in a continual state of
warmth and good humor. despite a drop
or the mercury that made the ladies
wear their silks and mohairs and the
gentlemen their balmacaans.
Thomas Smith Davies, as the sheriff.
and Alland Brander. as Guy of Gis-
bourne. were excellent in their roles
one of the most pleasing features Of
the production was the singing of
Hoods men, Not only could the cast
act, but very evidently the members
have well trained voices.
The crowds came and went from the
club grounds on special cars. Before
and after the performance many of the
visitors were shown through the club
house. Democratic informality and
good will was the keynote of what was
most merrie evening spent amid a
most merref crowd.
MAX ROBERTSON.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-06-17
Creatore to Play 1872"
Great Tonal Picture

AT the request of many Harrisburg
people. Signor Creatore has consented
10 include in his program next Friday
remarkable overture
lS12." No other band known has
been able to handle this overture in
the way 1t is presented by Creatore's
pand 1t Is wonderful to observe how
Slgnor Creatore brings the different
sections of his band into action and as
quietly retires them at his command:
now sharp the attack and equally
marked the finish. 1t is always with a
feeling of regret that the audience
hears the last strains, but each one
present carries the memory of the
music for days and weeks to come.
IL is well known how this symphonic
poem-lt can scarcely be described as
an overture-is based on Napoleon's
retreat from Moscow. A broad, flow
ing melody, taken from one of the
chants used in the Greek Church.
opens the work, and this is presently
succeeded by some picturesque battle
music" AT one time high above the
tumult arises the "Marsellaise," at an
other theme of Russian extract an
pears, the two motives alternating as
the fight gives the advantage to first
one side, then the other. The whole
work forming one of the most vivid
and striking tone pictures to be found
in the whole history of music. .-Adver-
tisement.
See Dustin Farnum i'm "Thc Squaw
Man at the PhOtoDlay tO-day-Adv
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-06-17
ROBIN HOODS MEN
DELIGHTS BIG CROWD
Colonial Club Event Takes Hun
dreds Back to Delightful
Tale of Long Ago

That delightful old tale of Robin
Hood" and His Merrie Men in Sherwood
Forest and of how they saved Maid
Marion from the vile sheriff of Not
tingham. and his nephew, still more
vile, Guy of Gisbourne," was portrayed
to hundreds of Harrisburg lovers of the
beautiful last night in the open air at
the Colonial Country Club by the Frank
Lea Short Company, of New York.
Perhaps, never in the history of the city
was an open-air theatrical event so
successful. Not only did the play itself
swing the audience back to the lovely
green sward and the widely sung
scenes of the famous robbers rendez-
vous, but the hospitality accorded the
throngs by the club management was
such as will not soon be forgotten.
Just as sun of gold was sinking be-
hind the deepening blue of the distant
Kittatinnies the lights about the club
house flashed on and throughout the
evening the place represented an air
of festivity that made one sorry to go
back home
The play was charming, and the cast
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-06-17
Motor Club Run Planned
For Martinsburg, Va.

A sociability run from here on the
Fourth to Martinsburg, Va, is planned
by the contest committee of the Mo-
tor Club. ~
If twenty-five cars owners signify
their intention of participating in this
run 1t will be one of the most inter-
esting ever checked out from Har-
risburg. The tour is about ninety-two
miles and leaving here at 6 in the
morning of the Fourth, the touring
party would be in Martingsburg for
dinner. From there detours could be
made to various interesting and his
toric places. The battlefield of An
tietam is about twelve miles from
Martinsburg. Others might prefer to
go down to Harper's Ferry, Berkerly
Springs, Charlestown, Baltimore, the
Luray Caverns or down through the
Valley. And many would
return by way of Fredericksburg, Get
tysburg and York.
The committee will have another
Friday evening and report
progress made, and if sufficient in
terest is shown plans will be perfected
for two-day trip that will be espe-
cially enjoyable to every owner of a
car and those fortunate enough to be
among the guests.