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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13

ting rid Of their opponents for 4s runs.
Freeman bowled remarkably well. Sc
curing six wiekets for Il runs, while
Boon, King and Gonzales did the best
batting For Yonkers Shaw and Toyles
got into double figures.
the game By a margin Of 81 runs, get
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13
Englewood Country Club.

There was an eighteen-hole medal
play handicap, four ball conditions
prevailing. on the cards at the Epgie-
wood Country Club yesterday. A. =
ridley and Walter Y. Bennett. with
T7-ii-6S proved 20 be winners. Iho
scores returned were as followsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13
Scarsdale Golf and Country.

Mixed foursomes competition and
sweepstakes in two classes furnished
the competitive golf at the Scarsdale
Golf and Country Club yesterday. Mrs.
William J. Faith and c. II. Gillespie
won the former competition with
92-8-84.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13
The Brooklyns and Brooklyn War

The Brooklyns and Brooklyn Wan
dorers met in a Metropolitan League
game at Prospect Park yesterday after.
noon. the former winning by score OF
So to SIS. j. II. Briggs retired after
having scored the highest total for his
side and R. c. VI. Browne added IL for
Brooklyn. H. Foyer, besides scoring
70 runs for the Wanderers. excolled
with the ball. taking six wickets for Is
runs. q. Smith also got into doubles
II Meyer did the best bowling for the
winners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13
new YORK.
Totals

Rowing GoofaI fo- 60. Trip. ! for 81 Hop
kn,ou for 80. Muf for o Middleton. for
j.. Staughton for - Hoyle. for ~. Boyce'
~. 81. HUI. = for 10 Poyer Cor a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13

A COSMOPOLITAN League game be
tween the West Indians and the Pick
wicks resulted in an easy victory for
the West Indians. who declared their
innings closed after scoring l52 for
the loss of two wickets, against %
gathered by the Pckwicks. B. Clarke
and r. Cook both passed the 90 marx
for the winners. Lewis, with %, was
ton scorer for the PickwickS. The pest
bowling Of the match was accomplished
Inv Gibbs. Of the West Indians, who
took FIVE wickets for 27 runs.
The Bronx United team scored VIC
tory against the Cameron team in the
ie,g que series at Van Cortlandt Park,
scoring 1903 for six wickets against
total of 80 made by the Csmerons.
Double figure scores were made on the
Ginning side by Holdsworth, Doran
and Maclennan and on the losing side
by Bignall, Low and Young.
The West Indian team scored a
victory in the Cosmopolitan series by
forfeit from the Colonial team, who
failed TO put in an appearance on the
grounds at Prospect Park.
The Vernon team ran up lOe runs
AGAINST the Yonkers team in a league
match at Van Cortlandt Park and won
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13

After ties; 90 with Alec smith. C2)
with Dave Brown. 81 with VIII smith.
a. with John J. McDermo;t and Mac
donald Smith, 90 with Michael j.
Brady and George o. simpson. (s) with
Harry Nardon and Edward Ray.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27
NEWS BRIEFS

FINAL MEETtN6-The hual meet
Ing OF the creditors OF the Glass Prod
ucls Company OF Mellsburg viii b.
held this morning In the once Of Ref
cree In Bankruptcy J. - Cummins.
lEA<V AAiNS-Acoording to the
report OF the gas department Just
nled. ga Per cent. OF the product OF
the municipal gas plant a. unaccount-
ID Tor. This loss h attributed 10 leaky
mains.
ORDINANCE coMMiTTEE-Cap-
tain ". + otto issu ID call yester-
Gay for a meeting % the ordinance
committee. 10 be held tonight ia the
auditors ONCE. Several matters re
ferred by council are TO be taken up.
FEAST OF PURlM-All next week
the Wheeling Jewish citizens will OBJ
serve the Feast OF Purim. in commem-
grafton OF the brave acts OF Queen
Esther. who saved her people from
being cruelty slain by request OF HA
man, the prime minister.
BUNDLES GIVEN OUT-Many bun
dies were given out 10 families who
ere in need from the general head
quarters Of the Associated Charities
yesterday by the officials in charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27
CONSTIPATION
CURED TRIETS

When YOU eat rich heavy foods
that your digestive system can't
take care Of, the undigcsted waste
matter lies 90 the stomach and
bowels and causes constipation
your liver becomes ovcrworkcd
and you suffer distressing results
The bowels become congsstcd.
excess bile from the liver IS forced
back into the blood and your en-
tire body comes sluggish. Your
head feels big and your mouth
feels like YOU had been eating for.
You're out Of sorts and have the
blues
Drive away aIl these Ills with
IRiETS They'll make you cheer.
tul alert ambitious, vigorous.
happy and ready for anything
Al an up-to-date drug stores
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27

Rev. Davis OF Pittsburgh will spaaE
az me meeting a. the Dallas Presbyter-
lan church Monday evening a. 40 A.
lnis Meeting arrangements viii Do COM
I ,b,, , f9T the EyanEelical campaign
churches In the Burnsviiie Pa. di-tric.
Prof. sutton OF the bethany college
VII give g bible reading al the reru Jar
s,un92y school time sunday morning az
the Film Grove Christian church
George stump or Columbus D. SPEND
ing several days a. the ,.usar of his
sister. Mrs. George Gender At Film
Rev. T.. r. LeweIIyn. pastor OF the
stone church is recovering from 80
evening 20 her hone az Mt Leon Tr5n
Grove city. Pm. where shc has been af-
tending college.
The regular weekly meeting Yf the
Elm Grove Eagles was held last even
inE al Elm Grove
Calvin Grier. wen known pharmscIst OF
flm Grove ig able Co Doc out after hav-
Ing been confined TO hlz home vi.h IN
ness Tor q Few days.
Mrs william Eowrd. IS confined 20
her hom" 90 Pleasant valley IN account
of illness
The West virginia Traction and EIec-
stalled 20 the pumping station al Pat
trrF0r.
Gsorrs Turk Of Cameron spent ys--
ls',.L i.,s,-r after business matters
FRANK Ersr1faaf who ras been Gov.
arsd t1 rie homo 90 FULTON Tor the
past several days on 8Ccor.1 HI illness
~ Iof1 = wgI- or rfr.a.-rH. VIII
el. sunday m.rn.nF H' .Ha E0nsg.
MlH John E0ru. who Har been con.
Nnf1 'H Dor home Hf HuIfHr fHH ffa rT7f
r.-f. GAYS nu account ri Illness IH
.Hovard Fzler alan Hrrd...r arF
..'. .iHIr.I Hf NH.h..r.
fNI." Easter vacation H" |...H nom. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27
WELLSBURG

WELLSBURG. W. Va. March 26-
After a short illness Mrs. Margaret
MCConkey. widow OF the late Jaheil
Carman OF near Bethany. died at IL a.
m. Friday. March 20 death being due
directly 10 pneumonia. Mrs. Carman
who had been In delicate health for a
number OF years was unable TO with
stand the raVages OF the disease and
was serious from the FIRST
Surviving are seven children. W. c.
Carman. OF Pittsburgh. PA. Ex.Sherin
%. II. Carman, Of this city. Mrs. Cora
v. Allen. Of Brooke county; Homer G.
Carman, OF Brooke county. Mrs. Eliza
beth Genth. of Brooke county: Miss
Mary h. and Forest Carman al home
Her husband the late Jaheil Carman
died on December 1, 1914
Mrs. Carman was. before her mar.
riage, Miss Margaret MCConkey She
was married as years ago. and Is now
in her 10th year. No funeral arrange
meuts have yet been made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27
.hIeII.htlrn ari.fr

"NltbINfQ DFifIe
VI. l.. MCGill was business caller
in Weirton Thursday.
II. l.. White OF Wheeling. was a
Wellsburz business caller on Thurs
day afternoon.
7. G.. Barber IL away on a business
trip TO Pittsburgh and New Brighton,
Pa.
H. II. Kennedy OF the Kennedy Pro
duCe company OF Wheeling was a
Wellsburg business caller Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Lewis of Burgettstown.
arrived on Friday for a visit at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Q. NJ. Warden
Of Bethway addition. She will leave
on Saturday for St Clairsville. O.. to
pass the weekend with relatives.
Mrs Cecilia Fahey has returned to
her home in Pittsburgh. Pa. after a
visit with friends In this city.
Born, on Friday. March %. 10 Mr.
and Mrs. James Bryte. a 10pound
baby girl
j. G. Fowler. OF Fowlerstowu. is III
" it'll the grippe.
MI ana Mrs. Robert Porter. Of the
Fourth ward. expect 10 leave for the
West as soon as they can dispose OF
their furniture Mrs Porter Is now
AZ her home in Columbus. O.. for the
benefit OF her health
Mrs W. r. Green OF Brilliant was a
Wellsburg shopper yesterday.
W. ;. Pyles Of the country, was I'm
NelIsburg today on business.
/. -. Chew. proprietor OF the garage
on Ninth street. was Calcld TO St
Louis yesterday by the illness OF his
aunt. Mrs Lucy smith
Ellsworth EyersOn Of Brilliant was
calling on friends In Wellsburg Friday
afternoon
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ARMIES IN WEST


foundation in fact Tor them ie difficult
fu find
Tho situation .r 'Hr UarfsnrIIre .l
fHr on. Ia known. remains UNCHANGED
INn admiralty HHa ..u.HHHf#H MOI
'nn.rr alton NJ fHn report fhaf tho
urrfrrafrrurff UH#nr r1Iysbrfr
aud other ships among them DBL. bad.
f''.n'u Triumph which rr.anU. bonn
hHr.rf Smyrna. have entered tho
.frHrH
HaHl.. from allied sources are 10
on" r..f f.H. German ufHrnra are
situation .n |Ia ottoman -arffar q.
gloomy. huf frnr. Il. HrfHIrr rfff|4T
I1 .1u" fHa' tho TurFa arc af HII ffa.
0nl-arH| over fIr outlook
INH editorials 'r tho Urfrh news.
ut|er "'l moro positive Than usual
L '.nir protest. Hra.n.' Ono sinking
". HH Dutch steamer Nrdra. on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27
OUT-THE-PIKE
Joint Program.

The Emmerson ana Hawthorn, liter
airy societies, OF the Triadelhpta district
high school. presented a Joint literary
and musical program yesterday after
noon. The program was IN the nature
of an Arbor day celebatiOn. The most
interesting number the program.
however. was the debate on the question
or Resolved. That the Forests OF West
Virginia should BE Preserved
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27

beachy Head. by a German subrna-
rlhe; dispatch from The Hague saws
cabinet council today. considered The
question OF the damage being done 10
DuIch shipping, and that there also
ment officials.
The Dutch government already has
sent 10 Berlin a protest against the
aIeged attack by "A German aeroplane
on The Dutch steamer Zevenbergen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27
Club Entertained.

Miss Myra Little very pleasantly en-
tcrtained the members or the Aloha
Alpha Theta Club at her home At Elm
Grove. last evening. The evening was
spent in games and music and at a late
hour refreshments were served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27

Earl futile. ineman for the West Viz
ginia Traction and Electric company. had
"A narrow escape from serious injury yes
terday, when one Of the poles that are
being placed Tor electric lights in the
town OF Elm Grove. fell. Il seems that
The workmen had raised the pole and
We're about to let IL drop into the hole
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27

cut foot few days ago. while working
IN the garden, Is considered serious II
appears that the aged man was prepar-
lh \ some beds Tor the summer crop and
tne axe glanced and split the foot from
the toe almost 20 the ankle. Yesterday
symptoms or lock1aw appeared and last
evening his condition was considered
rerioma
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27

\ meeting Of the executive committee
OF the West Alexander PesbvtCian
chuch was held last evening In the
church. Rev. Grant r.. Fisher formerly
Of West Alexander. hut at the present
time located at Omaha, Neb.. was in at
tendance and gave most interesting
talk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27
MEETINGS NOT HELD
Comm ifts-a o. Ohio Valley Hss,itst
QIdr-t M..l 1870.

Nurn OF the three urrf'rra fEaf
were 0hrIu'Hd 40 the Ohio EaiT.v
tfr'r' hospital yesterday wac held
..f.' w' wHrra 90 The advisory and
financial committee were out " tho
a..f. n"rgs IfatiuE Che sessions being
u. .H0rnd until next "wednesday nlrhf
because ~ rho committee. rreafIrr
NOT being hold The board of IIHrrf1r.'
'f7.I Jon vac ALEC postponed until Wed
uredaT night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27
COOKING SCHOOL
tcontinusd Prom FIRST Pars1

than can say remarked one OF the
reading women OF Wheeling. apropos
OF the series Of Home Economics Ice
lures and cookery lessons given by
Miss Ellis at the Market Auditorium
under the auspices OF the Intellfgen.
Ger and News. Il feel thar we an oyrc
a debt Of gratitude 10 the IntelIigen-
Ger and News for bringing Miss Elus
10 wheeling. and trust that her visit
may be repeated each year. Its erect
upon the community can scarcely be
estimated. and Will certainly be last
ing To interest women I'm the scien-
tine side OF cooking and show them
clearly, and without tho least bit OF
sntagonism for their own methods.
that IL is decidedly worth their while
TO give their families proper foods,
carefully prepared and dainty served
encouraged"
Many such comments have been
heard on all sides. and the Intelligen-
Ger and News feels more than repaid
Tor any trouble and expense involved
in bringing Miss Ellis to Wheeling
Plans for making the Better Foods
Better Homes week an annual auair
with Miss Ellis presiding, are being
considered
Entertaining Talks.
Miss Ellis has talked cntertaingIv
each afternoon on subjects Of vital
interest 70 actual housekeepers. ana
has solved many difficult cookery
problems. She mas taught the princi-
pies underlying the art Of cookery IN
such "a sensible fashion that the most
inexperienced COOK IN her audience
could not fail to grasp them She has
explained the term balanced menu
very clearly and showed the value or
varied diet and the proper combine
ton OF foods. She has dispensed a
hhoWledg" OF food values which VIII
enable the women OF her class TO pro-
vide different menu each day. ana
raise the standard Of their meals with
out increasing The cost. She has dealt
with the matter Of economy and old
fashioned thrift in a practical fashion.
ana throughout her entire course has
won the confidence and approval or
every member Of her class
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27

Irof g. g. Rosscy. Of Clay school. will
ADDRESS the mems meeting this afternoon
90 the Vance Memorial church at Moods
.tle. The meeting has been called FOR
- CLOCK and all men are invited to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27

that had been dug, when the spike slip
ped and "a fell 90 the ground The heavv
timber caught futile on the head and
knocked him to the ground. He was
picked up and taken to the Office OF Dr.
Leach Cracraft where his injuries were
attended to After an examination IL
was found that he was suffering from
deep cut In the back OF his head. While
he will be on work for several davs. his
injuries will not likely prove serious.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27

The regular weekly meeting or the
Elm Groove Domino club was held last
evening AZ Nocbcr's hall. at Elm Grove.
Several Of the contrasting teams were
IN attendance and some good games
were enjoyed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27


On Thursday evening. Rev. r. G..
COursey the singing evangelist preach
ed to another large crowd at the Ham
iltOn club auditorium on Charles
street. DR.. Coursey took for his sub
leCt: Three Judgments and for
about sixty minutes preached TO the
congregation, one OF the largest which
has Yet attended the revival being con
Quoted in the Hamilton club.
Interest in the revival is increasing
daily, those attending the first meet
ings are continuing TO attend and al
each service the auditorium at the
club is completely filled.
Last evening Rev. Coursey sang a
beautiful solo The Wayside Cross"
and was joined on the chorus by a
male chorus. Two services will be
held next sunday, one in the afternoon
starting al 80 when the evangelist
will preach and again at 1880 iu the
evening No service will be held at
the Hamilton club on sabbath morn
ing iu oruer TO allow all who wish TO
attend the morning services at the diff
ferent churches. The rule OF starting
the meetings promptly Al 1.3O o'clock
each evening will still be enforced.
This IL a very good rule and long be-
fore the services started last night,
the auditorium was well filled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27

LosT-Between ~ cross and Catholic
church. Elm Grove a ladies' gold
watch. engraved S. r. =. Return 20 II.
X. Brenum. Elm Grove. and receive re-
ward. mr-2g-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27
IRIETS

25c. They Keep You Well. 1Oc.
Take HeNets For Indigestion.
Most Drug Stores Sell Both
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27

"My engineers believe those now
building lots are worth their weight
in gold
yes . supposed they we're stTI
plattin' EN-"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27

malFla9c License
August Hoerner and Alice Rea Nil
Ter, both OF Pittsburgh, Pa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27

The condition OF William Brand, Of
near Wheeling Park. who received a badly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27

Australia contains about A. horses
10 every 100 residents
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-28
80 { &c: !: 3: -, z

ekeEc1AG f1pSG fxGG
MAsHINGToN,sD May ss--Taik
Egctober HIS revived and because Of.
the promiuance In the leadership Of
the marty n power Of the men who
are falkinE extra session, It is emit
ffedto be taken seriously at this time.
Their ideas dtnerSas to the principaI
necessities forSan extra session but.
underneath it af1Eis the desire TO get;
at the 1egis1akive work that is on the
administration,s program as soon as
possible and get 1t over with, so tnal
an adjournment OF the regular sesr
son may be taken by Congress early
next year before the active campaign;
than likely that Congress viii be
found IN session when the national;
conventions are held Those who fas
yor an extra session have begun TO.
exert their iHduenee upon Presidents
Wilson who is.st iss said. inchnea
to oppose it unless there fs an inn
perative necessity such as develop
ments OF our foreign relations might
bring about at this time. Congress-
man Kitchin, who succeeds g oscar
Underwood as the house ieadersof the
dominant partys sfaEors the caHlnss@ol
4 special session. Senator Lewis. OF
Illinois. is here to urge It. Senator
eSmith. of Georgia tsSof the same
Eopinion. Lewis holds that the growss
ing deficit in the tTeasury llsss for
immediate consideration by Congress.
lSmith has England,s attitude toward
cotton shipments 10 neutral ports up
ipermost in mind Broussard. OF
Louisiana, fayors an early start OF
| the Congressional mill because he In
ttends to make a hghtSto suspend the
Final elimination of the rarin on
4 sugar, which is due to become7efec=
! i've next MAJ and which VIII wipe
out s33250o0..00o revenue-the last
tribute tax of sugar to the govern
| ment.s cofeEs:sand. as he claims and
many others. the fnal1 obsequfess OF
1 1.-THE. Louisiana sugar industry 1t Is
believed thatv-the sentiu1 entssfa
able to ansextEa- sessionzwi5E grow
ito such portions hat thesprssi-
identsfwin soon eonsIdeTsits adylsa-
isbility Washing ZION would snotbe the
least surprised to see the solons
trooping back into the city by next
October, nor not at all surprised
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-28

.noinred postmaster at cFunps Bot
Tom summers county; Miss Grace A.
5Greenlee at,Arbuckle. Mason county
Succeeding E. Neases Leonidas L COY
trgII. at Indore (formerfy Serena, q
cav county, succeeding = W Brown;
oscar e. Casio. at Adrian, Upshurl
connfy. succeeding r. B. Francfs;7
Frank A. Matthews at Junior. Bar
bour county. succeeding Miss Bertha
Lee. James Chisholm at Schelf. Min
eraI county succeeding Mrs. =, r
Kfssn1er Minnie c. + Bur- PoeahontasI
county. a new ofBcesJ ackson Daw-
kins at Ravens Rock;I pnsA.s s .s1I1
srrattssat zada ONE HilI Ian,
and Grover G. Tabor at Saxon:
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There came to the ONCE OF a Ger

There came to the once Of Gers
tain congressman-tnams deleted bys
the CENSOR a neatly written. well!
lworded letter Of request It was the;
first time this particular constituent
had been heard from by this parhcu-;
lar congressman. ThatShe was wises
and experienced with the habitantgS
of ofhcialdom an original drawing In !
the upper 1eft-hand corner OF the hrsts
page of his letter was proof enougns
Il was pen-and-ink sketch. done
With artistic skill. of a male member
of the loving kline family with head
losing. hoofs paving and tail dungss
erect. Underneath was written y
Continued on page Sd
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onse Ilsa HeIne 1p
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tar an8sr1tlroA 49,
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Denver but z want 10 ten yotx IN p1ISs
ifIcularS about lEroHk1lE Ssexss1ee.Soss
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And then 4 can ten you dbousseomtaS
home by way OF either (s1acaerSS2l1
In 7ac1 = VIII Ezad9y help yousplan
your trfp and 5suEgess the naost.eoEza-
fortable intezestiagaLa eeeTSn51eassss NJ
al1d-s nys-paeaeure- " $3.50
Withouts charge. such pfctures.5 maps and
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ts1east, would match
ans axerxge5 army Il 9fenaPloyed-
fonIcrThIs StheEe 999
On the list. incIndin Col Martin j.
NcNicho1as: the fiery young soap box
orator OF GosernorW Whites campalgn.
dnctdentaE To5h study of The trying,
fecifnIcal s1b3eet OF wei ghts and,
nneasure @GemnIssioner Nightingale
accompanied the delegates TO Ches-
apeake Beach today. there to study
the native shad in; its faxorite lair
orr rather. on it's hot and zehafcoal-
covered plank
Thurman e sBenneestt hassbeens ap-
spointesds rdral mail carrier at Elem
3ngtonsto Succeed Andrew Be- estor-
George W Hartman has been ap7