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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-19
WEST ALEXANDER

West Alexander, Pa. n. u. 3. April IS
AIRS. Samuel Oldham and daughter
Eleanor were In wheeling. Wednesday.
Mrs. Geo. r. Guy and d~sasnters. vir-
the formers father. Mr.. samuel Aber-
Mr. and Mrs. c. p. orr and daughters
Martha and oraee were In Clsysviiie'
Mrs. Kate supler a q wheeling
Mrs. Mike henderson hs. returned
the funeral OF her niece; - !.
Mr.. spurgeon orr q son Merle of
FORMERS brother e ct'f =. Orr. VISITED the
Mr.. VIII CulIey. Mr.. John Hunter and
Mr.. Robert Hunter recently purchased
Ford avtomobiies OF Geo. Is. srrowls at
Misses Lsona Oldham and Ethel Wal.
lace spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Oldham.
Misses Ethel khoades. Marie Jenk-
at the home OF the formers parents
]. v. Miller ana Il. r Tolbert were
down the pike visitors. Friday
Mr. Samuel Abercrombie Is seriously
VILE was called TO his bedside hut has
now returned home.
Mrs. Mary a. FerreIi who has been
week. " VII"
Miss Mary Creighton spent the week
end at home.
Miss Francis Richey spent Saturday
night with Ann Tolbert and attended
the social ut Rock Line.
The farmers in this section were set
ing telephone poles on the Farmers
Line Wednesday.
Miss Georgia Welsh has been indis
posed With a heavy cold.
crombie. ~
Mrs. John johnson Jr.. and it'll. son
Aibert were In Wheeling. Wednesday.
Mrs }. N. Creighton Is recovering of
her lIinsss Of Pneumonia.
Mrs. Morris OF Butler. Pa, In Visiting
nsr son. Rev. Roy Morris Of Honey
Mr., Chas. Clark. wife and it'll, aaurn.
ter. Louise. are visiting the formsr-
mothsr. Mrs. Celia jenkins Of Roneys
Mrs. Jennie Disier spen, thu v.ss
emo with her sister Mrs. wfima Jenk.
Dr. and Mrs. Chambers spent We'd
sister, Mrs. G. y. Orr.
Mr, T. J.. Thompson ha. purchss .a
~ nnpicE machine OF Geo. II. sprowis.
Friasv ave Jenkins was In Wheeling
s,sS. Siil OF the Agricultural club "a.
~ ". ~. orrs Saturday directIas lie
spraying OF fruit trees. 'e
henry Railey left saturday for phIi..
Mi.s.. M.b TO visit his mother.
r n,naed a dance At West Alex FRIDAY
Miss Dora orr was in Elm o,ov.
10y. y has returned 10 her b~,o,har-
IN sIter spending several DAYS a.
urday. y" rim grove sat
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FLUSHING

FLUSHING ohio. Aprfi Is
T. ". Timberiake. timckeeper for tn
" q o. AZ Cleveland. died AZ his hons
In Cleveland on Friday morning April q
The romans were brought 10 the homo
~ his father-in-law James Parks. Al
Flushing, accompanies by his widow
ana daughters. Miss M~arguerits ara wes
Pauline Paddock. Funeral services we're
held sunday afternoon At two O'Clock.
Those attending from a distance were.
Rev. Luther Timheriate and wife III
GAINESVILLE parents ~ D deceased. Mr.
and Mrs Kline ~ New Matamoraa NJ
and Mrs. Pred Timberieks snd children
ana chiidrer. and Mrs Hiram Tarhs -,
L~hrchsvifte. James rarts ~ Moore.
feld Oscar oalevee Of Columbus. Ne
and Mrs q e. Todd. Messrs, Pigiov and
Cameron and Conductors Crafg. Camp.
bell end Edwards u Cleveland
bndertaker r., II. Riley vas called a
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STEUBEN WILLIE

MELVILLE O.. April fs-Ths
ioloNing matters have been transacted
In coutrs
winnie =. Cope w. Annie ~ purvf-
ance and ~ ~ Cope. as executors IN w..
iurNieucc possession given Minnie
tope or property IN which seed was
slVsn John Gelbreith ~ Cope's death. O.
20 % Minnie Cope. n was held tho decd
was Tor n mcrtfuri0us confederation.
Geo J. Nurisvic W. Meie Topic 81 al
hetled N coutr ~ costs u defendant
receiver % W. a I. r. r. r.. cult Tor
1900 damages for appropriation Of land
wrongfuNy. y. y Lcwis and Francis a
kehrer. attorneys.
Nora a Pompo w. Brounducon Pompo
- al. case continued.
Ohio vs.. David l. Jones 81 al, suit for
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washington. Pa, are moving into ths
property owned by Mrs. Annie sheldon
Mr.. John Fftzsimmons was transact
ing business In Moundsvilie. Friday.
Mt. J. W. DaEue was n business caller
In Elm Grove. Wednesday.
.nmans xrn9,di OF Limestone. and
visitors In Viola. Wednesday.
Mr.. Charlie Riley. OF Irish Ridge, who
mas been seriously for several months
shows little Improvement
Mr.. and Mrs. Winnie Dague were yisi.
tors In Elm Grove. Thursday.
Mr.. John Scott. of wheeling, was {
business caller In viota and Irish Ridge
Wednesday.
Mr.. George Riley. OF Washington. Pa.
visited his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j
X Riley last week.
Little Kathryn Archer had the misfor.
tune to fall over n steep bank while
hunting wild flowers Thursday, cutting
her forehead severely.
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VIOLA

VIOLA. Anrii fS-Mrs. Mary J. sni1-
man. OF Calls. returned Monday from
visiting her son. Dr. John spillman. of
IenoN.
MIR Lem Scott ana daughter Ada. OF
Wolf Run. were Elm Grove visitors Fri
dev and Saturday.
Hilds the infant daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Ross Gray. Is seriously IN with
pneumonia.
Mira Magrie Taylor. who has been m
u recovering.
AIR Floyd Wilson. Of Calls. attended
the funeral ~ hfs Frandrafher. gamuei
Wilson ~ Sherrard "Wednesday.
Mr.. George Harris and family ~
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The infant child CT Mre. VIM. Giynn
at Jerico. was buried from ST. Patrick
church yesterday morning.
Mrs. Charles Grim and Children n,
Metz. visited friends here yesterday.
Mrs. Anna Westinburg has zone 70
ner home In Untontown. Pa, after a sew.
ersi weeks business visit here.
Mrs. Charles f. Miller, OF Glover
Gap, was q visitor hore yesterday.
Ars. Ernest Machlin. OF Parkersbure
c. ii. Ice.
James sturm. of Buffalo street. IL abb,
TO be out after a severe illness.
{. y. Faulkner left yestrrday for n
five weeks visit In Dallas, Texas.
VIM Michaels has three new Overland
cars Just received from the fsctory.
j. T.. Koen returned last evening" from
a weeks visit In Pittsburgh and Wheel.
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. c. Cochrans vers
Wheeling visitors yesterday.
Airs. h M Hite Is visiting friends and
relatives In Moundsville and Wheeling
Mrs. Il. Rose and children and Mrs.
Ohio. ~
Misses Gwendoiin Haniey. Alice ouirk.
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s%mithnsid. we're visitors In this place.
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dessrmo and FAM
funeral Wednesday.
Miss Ethel Burtt left "Wednesday
morning for Michigan. where she Will
visit friends and relatives
Miss Martha Jordan h on the sick
list
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congregation was present ana IN. cho,r
rendered special music.
MIS- wilmot vanhorn ~deughtfuiiy en-
t~ertained the Ladies' Aid Society OF the
n. n church on Wednesday svsninr.
Methodist Episcopal church. pfvin.
service Will be held on SUNDAY a. III n.
n The Rev. II. n. Bourne win occupy
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Queen 1sthsr Circle zr,eunr.

The Queen Esther Circle held its reg.
uir monthly meeting at the home Of
Aiiss gladys Houghts. In Brooksids. yes
terday afternoon. Sewers OF the mem.
bers were present.
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HARRINGTON

MANNINGToN, w. Va, April Ia
A,snsger smith Hood. n several other
oIIieiais or the NJ. ". r. Co, were here
sestsrdsy morning on q special car over
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Nary hamilton 10 Mildred Baker. lot.
Annapolis VI William Hooblor H. Wi.
liam Morgan lot. Berehoiz. fIt2F. ohTn
Peterson 60 John BoruWakf aorf
Springfield township. gT7B. sheriff a.
FRANK NoEt, boa-. Steuhonvtlie township.
tf.P0o: William Markinaw 20 n ~
james. 2 lots. MinEo. 81. Thomas wick
erG 20 George Herrick. lot. Toronto
slsA4gf Iovo Nulnovic 60 Mke petrisko.
lot. city. fltbo, Charlse Dubbins 20 Wur-
CESS Lewis. 1s0a, Warren township.
$500. Louise E1oto 20 william Offo.
Notes. MinEo. 500. sheriff 10 Ralph
cohen. lot 1883. Annie Thompson 10
Elitaheth Talbot. Ia. Wayne township.
5000; John Cole % William Cola Mefea.
WAYNE township 81 william Cole 20 q.
~ Ralston. LA. smith field township.
81; uevi Medil % Gus Atsoiis. lot.
Warren township. $500 George CLARK 10
Elizabeth Bumpus. lot city. 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-19

rrnnk Mafers was the victim OF a
painful accident at his barber shop
1pSvt II o'clock yesterday morning.
| mniie removing the cork from q email
tents IN some manner struck him in the
iace. getting into one OF his eyes. Doe
summoned and gave medical sttenrion
put at this time IL 4. Impossible 10 AZ.
terdine just how serious the Injury 10
his eye may result. ~
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MT. PLEASANT, 0.

MT. PLEAsANT, o.. April is-Fatal
accident occurred Monday afternoon,
was that Of Mr.. Ralph burke, while
Burke was struck with a piece OF the
stump. which crushed his skull. caus-
ing instant death.
MT: Burke leave a widow, two little
~daug Ruth and Mary, father,
mother, one brother to mourn his loss.
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Mt. Pleasant Briefs,

- - BuH-
glen. were visitors In this place Sunday.
Air. cess Brown Is Ill at his home.
caller in Martins Ferry. Monday and
Mr.. Thomas Mercer and daughter.
vi,i,ors n Thu, place Sunday. Y
l.. Mr.. Albert Burke IL confined to his
hone by serious Illness
wood. spent sunday with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. David buchanan.
mr: HORACE Catteii was a business
Della Mae. the youngest child OF Mrs.
Pear Martin: Is I'll at her home.
ant Grove. were callers IN this place
Mr.. Jesse Devault wa. a business
Misses Filler Rayie and Carrie Ray.
OF Morning, View. were callers In this
Mr.. VIII Hail Is III at his home.
Mr. David ,Jeneries. Of Boise. Idado.
t. visiting relatives and friends In this
Mr.. and Mrs AudIey Rhode. and fam
n.y. Of Yorkville. attended the Burke
funeral, Wednesday.
ter. OF bridgeport. were visitors in this
place Wednesday.
Miss Freds sommers is III at her
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph smith. OF smith
neld: attended the Burke funeral. We'd
Mrs. VIII whitten. OF Martins Ferry.
IL visiting at the home OF Mrs. Theodore
Humpreville.
Mrs. Lille Howell. Of Gary. Ind. r.
visiting her brother. Mr.. Albert BURKE.
OF near this place.
Miss Virginia Finley H. home after
spending the winter In nridgeville. Pa
Miss Mildred Lawrence u still con-
fined to her home by Illness.
Mr.. Lawrence Sommers was n caller
In Martins Ferry. Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Beck was n caller in this
place Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. shannon. OF Adena,
ATTENDED the funeral Of Mr.. Ralph
Burke. "Wednesday.
Several out Of town people attended
the Burke funeral Wednesday
J Mr.. and Mrs. Will Thonasson. Of
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Petition ~ Manners kensiokL. die.
missed.
.Codicil Of HARRIET ". Cunningham
admitted 20 record.
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FINANCIAL.

$500 due On forfeited recognizanea w.
q. Brown. attorney.
steubenville r. = L. Assn. Co. vs. Chas.
Auten 81 al. judgment for t2s.
Allan NJ. Watson ". robert A. wat
son, suit In partition. Mansfield
Merryman. attorneys.
- =. Mcmillan w. The Munksr Co
suit for $1,000 damages for Injuries on
July 10. 1910 Nekiigencs r. alleged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-19

VIM n S~eidenberF. - years. and Min
nte W. tloto, - Years. 81 steubenviiie.
Edward Cusick. 20 years. aud Eva
Holt. 20 years. Of Rush nun.
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Funeral services were held from the
Friends church, Wednesday afternoon
over the remains OF Mr.. Ralph Burke
Hodgtns. pastor OF the Friend church.
Rev. Wells. Of the Methodist church and
rev. u. E. Burtt. OF the Presbyterian
church. both spoke. Mrs. Roland Theak-
er and Mrs. +. ID. Ring. Miss Cornellia
Satteli. Messrs. John Harbout. Asa Har-
oolt and Jesse Harbout. sang.
The floral offerings were many and
beautiful. The Mt. Pleasant band play
ed. of which Mr.. Burke was a membe
or the banner class OF the Friends sun
son grange Interment in Highland
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It's easy work with this
new roller, which you can
fill with water to make Il
as light or a. heavy as
you wish.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-19

iN'h sAi-E noash, ar neu fafei.
,eiv &c furnish ihe Tfibll- Hauar
liAtF qate ~ lefi s,iu GRATED NJ
sa'F cheap Appif > I. Isitai. -
MOVIE fth az
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f''h sNi.k or TRADE sfas o. r4.x
y s'Ai,e y trade ies ~ q l'ioaesr 80
,..ii ,,~ss un and Gas Sises ~,
1881
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FnR SALE su,sn ni.tss go
riaeiioal, ns~ phone gt0 laa.an
- '''''s g" ,tsil
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n 700 Intend a. hulid move ~ r.
model HOUSE isi mn figure with you
estimates ueeepsary, plane furnished
pu, ~ tueu wnrh appreciated s would
like ~ Kei acquainted ffhens isif
R-.ldeace no gls Maurice Avenue. a
T.. uEiGER 1870
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7' i"ui ana tuafrh un public roah
Hpuns water teunnts grass an wire
fenced near ienaho. East Tesss
Peach disitirt Address us" W
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HOMES ON EASY PAYMENTS
Born Investment Company
wasr ftsst.N .Is.ehe.. IA


fht fnium-E HOUSE has been ~
taiffa rcl'4prred and uswh farvisbcd
tnipuFneus ans fufnIshesi Teams are
ren ~ TENT fsnon~ se6. ga
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fth ht-N1 . sa1cs ui NGui houre
serfinT raotas ,sne hslf hlook q ear
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inR kENT nv Kiti.ai. fafn ~
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several csaics frsldsase iota sn
Nnfth i,seh on msnihH Payments
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Or sAf& or TRADE risat-ee
ie's i.oc4led 80 Nostb nsee,. -, y
h'nvh Hotel Coarts,s wats. -, -,
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as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21
in that marvelously sympathetic

said in that marvelously sympathetic
voice of his:
This is too bad. How could the
Governor be so unjust ant thoughtIess.
But MIR. Secretary. on reading over this
proclamation | find he does not men
tion your Name. Perhaps he does not
mean you Perhaps he means me-
am the commander In chief OF the
army of the United States. If there has
tacf incompetence In the management
OF the War Department. or any dis
honesty. l am responsible to the pco-
pic of the United States for It, per-
hapS the Governor does not mean you.
Mr.. Secretary. but means me-
"'All the more reason, them replied
Mr.. Alscr, why his official head should
come Off
"'Wcn. said Mckinley. Mr. Score
tary. you may leave this paper with
proclamation. and. IT, after reading IT..
reach the conclusion that he means
you. will promptly remove him
THANK you. Mr.. President said the
secretary. That is all | could ask
but would you not like to know
said Mckinley, softly, what l propose
to do IL. after reading this proclama-
tion. I reach the conclusion that the
Governor did not mean you. but means
me-?
well said Mckinley, and
Ills words were shed softer
Than leaves from the pine.
and they fell on those present
CAS- SHOWS on the brine.
Which mingle their softneSs and quiet
in one
With the shaggy unrest they float
down upon.
"'Well.' said Mckinley, If, after
careful cXamina ton, | find that in this
ill-considcrcd and unwise proclamation,
he does not mean you, but means me. /
am going to forgive him.
Tears came into the sccretary's
eyes, and reaching his hand forward
he said:
MIR. President, please return that
paper to me. This matter is forever
closed add forgotten.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21
PHANTOM LOVER Bu7IED

CHICAGO. November 20.--.:'h" body
of the unidentified hobo" which scrvca
for time as tn. hero Of an ~.
lanta girls morbid fancy. vas busted
with ceremony her" to-day.
over the body Il sermon cXhortiu.-
charity 10 the unroriuna,cs 81 The,
world was preached ut the Cathedral f
saints Peter aud Paul.
From the cas<ot TIA. name Of "p,.
Ailcyhc liensicy," bestowed on hor
phntom lover by Miss Julia Crum,ey
OF Atlanta. had been erased. and there
was no other nam" 10 take it's plac.
pinchcd little bouquet Of chrysan-
themums. roses and Scraniums alamo
orhainented the coffin. 1t WAS "a gift
from "hobocs' now in Chicago. uohooy
headed by JEFF Davis. president Of uhs
liobocs' Union of America, w.rn fla,
palibcarers. Expenses are said to havo
been paid by Miss Crumicy's family
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21
COUPLE HID IDENTITY

NEW YORK November 2O-Thc
Mormon minister who married Al
Davis and Eurcnia Kelly in Maryland
or Wednesday will seek TO have the
ceremony pronounced void. 1t was
learned to-day. This information is
contained in a letter which Mrs. Helen
Kelly received from the Rev. Henry
carr, who performed thu ceremony
The letter stated shat Davis had
misrcprcscntcd himself when he was
married by Or. Carr" said Val O'Far-
rcll. private detective. yesterday TN
der the laws OF Maryland. Davis thus
becomes an imroStor.
"Dr. Carr has told Mrs. Kelly in mis-
letter To her that had he known DaviS's
real identity he would have IN no cir
cumstauccs performed the wedding
ceremony. He states he will carry th-
matter to the courts OF Maryland and
is confident that he can have the mar
riagc declared null and void. He also
says he will push Davis's prosecution
under the Maryland laws"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21
NO REPLY FROM GREECE
TO PRACTICAL ULTlMATUM
TOrturing Uncertainty of Pnnt Few
Months. so Fur Allies Arc
Concerned. Continues.

Especial Cable TO The Times Dispatch
LONDON, November 20.-Lord Kitch-
ener, accompanied by the British min
lister TO Athens. was received by the
King this afternoon.
The British War Minister presented
to the King the allies demands
GreeCc's Immediate intervention in the
war on their side or the dcmobiliza-
ton OF her troops.
No direct reply TO this practical ulti-
matu,n has been received here, so far
is known publicly, and the tortur-
ing uncertainty of the past month
continues.
Instead of King Constantine acccd-
ing TO the demand Of the allies. as
presented by Kitchener, he has accord
ing to German reports, taken an
inimical attitude.
The Kings Minister of State. accord
ing TO AN Athens dispatch TO the
Frankfurter Zeitung. has Informed the
foreign diplomats that, in order to
maintain neutrality. Greece proposed
10 "disarm and imprison all Serbian
troops which may tread on Greek ter
ritory."
This nullifcation OF the Serbian
army's mobility is one Of the chief
acts which the allies arc requesting
shall not be done
Coupled with this disquicting re-
port comes the further announcement
that Albanian troops are trying To bar
the other road of safe retreat by CON
ccntrating on the Serbian frontier.
With these two movements against
the safety of the remnants OF the Ser
bian army, the condition. so far as
these brave defenders arc concerned.
seems hopeless.
y further report, received here to-
night, is that the diplomatic corps TO
Serbia is Withdrawing to Scutari
Some little comfort is derived here
from the optimistic tone of dispatches
from Athens, which. since the arrival
OF Denys Cochin, state that public opin-
ion is running strongly for the entente
allies, and that Lord Kitchener was
loudly cheered on leaving the palace
after his interview with the King. Rut
these dispatches all fail in the vital
necessities OF assuring England OF
Constantine's real attitude toward the
allies
1t is we'll understood. however. that
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the Kings sentiment Is not that ot hi.
people, and this is shown anew by re-
ports received from Athens by way OF
Berlin that serious disancction exists
in the Greek army.
y propaganda OF rcvolts has spread
. to u considerable cNtcnt. There are
opcir threats against the rcigning
dynasty.
4 corps OF gcndarmes in the Sa-
loniki district. composed principally of
Cretans. is said to have been agitatirs
in favor of NJ. NenizeloS.
In view or this situation. the cabi-
net is said to he considering Il procla-
nation of martial law.
Private ;,dvices from German sources
through Copenhagen that the Athens
government has ordered all Greek YES
sells from French and Italian ports i'm
media,cly are generally taken rs Il hint
that King Constantine means to defy
the allies. The order is accepted as
an attempt to forcstall detention Of
Greek craft BY the French and Ital-
ians. step the English have taken
already.
King Constantine is further allotted
by many prominent Liberals.