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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30
IN DAYTIME SCHOOL
TEACHER: AT NIGHT
1sNiGRTGOvlN'' DANCER

PTTsBURG. May 2e.-As a teacher
IN the daytime IN the Hancock pub
lie school and society danseuse IN
the evening, Miss Eleanor McConvdhe
appears IN suit brought against
Charles NJ. Crouch. a well known nnu-
stefan and instructor IN amateur the
atrtca,s. Incidentally. it has stirred
up the Pittsburg school board to md
that one Of its empioyes vas putting
IN her nights appearinE IN ntEn so
r5ety in so-caJled .-nightgown dances
and Other esthetic anairs in connec-
tton with the E1ks. the Penwood Club
and the Rseudopian club OF the GnS-
versity OF PittsburR.
The fnformationsof these doings has
come TO the board because Of a suit
aeainst Crouch for $50 50 for services
which she alleges she. rendered as san
.esthencSaad social dancer. =
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30

scribed by law for the making up OF
the Official ballot and all candidates
nominated by the signing OF such Ger
tihcares shall pay the sums as proT5d-
ed for IN section TWENTY-FIVE OF this
act and unless such sums have been
so paid no candidate so nominated
shall be eligible to hold the Office for
which he is candidate The money
so paid shall be used for county pur-
poses q
You vii note that the title Of this.
act. amorg other thing, Is An act
providing for the nominations OF can
DDS Tor nominating Candidates for
public Offices are set out IN this act
and above designated This IS now
the law and prescr1bes the only meth
Cd by which candidates for once can
be placed on the Official ballot As all
acts and parts of acts in conflict With
his act are expressly repealed ny the.
LAST section Of his statute
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30
Fails to
ProDe She
Is. Is White
And Detroit Woman Says Hus.
band Can Have Divorce
Any Time.

DETROIT, Mich, May %. Arthur
can have his divorce as coon as he
likes Mrs Anna Boone Little sighed
YEARLY
with light hair, grey eyes and pink
comprehensive Little has sought to
prove she has no negro blood The
case has excited race anmostttes and
country.
Mrs. Little married Arthur Little.
a druggist here. son Of DIR. John s
Little, early IN 1871 He sued for
divorce last February, declaring that
his wife is an octoroon- He has AMI
davis from Mrs. f. JEFFERSON, for
merly Mrs Wade. a Quadroon, and
matron IN railroad station in Gin
cinnati, and from members OF her
family, that GTrs.5Little issM Wadefs
daughter and that her father was
:Thaddeus Wade, a full FLOODED negro
Mrs. Little vows her parents were
OF nure white blood, Miss:ssfppians.
and descenders OF Daniel Soone. by
ing when she was very young. they
left a considerable sum OF money to
rhe then Mrs. Wade, enjoining her
to care for their small daughter. Mrs.
Wade IS. only her foster mother, Mrs.
Little AYERS. She says frankly she
did not tell her husband OF her early
environment, lest he get the idea she
bore some relationship to her foster
mother
Mrs. little in her many futile ef-
forts to prove that negro blood does
not faint hers, has consulted several
scientists. one. Dr.. Victor C, Vaughn.
dean of the medical department OF rhe
University Of Michigan Professor
Vaughn told Mrs Little that to all
outward appearance she ie white. but
that he could not make an amdavit
70 such a statement
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30
MARION COUNTY
SOON TO HAVE
CANE REFUGE
News of Fairmont and Its vi
cinity is Set Forth in In
teresting Letter

FdRMoNT, May 2e.-J A Eiques-
ney, state game warden, mas an
nounced that game refuge will be
esta blished IN Marion county IN the
near future and that 1t VIII be
stocked with pheasants, Qua1ls ana
other birds. The refuge viii be es-
taolished on the John Y Hite farm
near Boothsv1l1e-
The new Baptist church at Man
n,neton viii be dedicated Sunday.
Inne s. The dedicatory sermon VII
be preached by the Rev. b F C:audili.
of Huntington. a weeks eTangel3st1c
meeting Will be held prior 70 the
dedication day
Felix sapp. son of Henry and Mag
gle Sapp. died Friday morning az
Cook hospital after an operation The
Young man was we11Sknown and very
popular. The funeral VIII take place
Sunday
The doctors OF the city have am
nounced 4heri intention of closing
fheir Offices in the evening during the
summer season
committee appointed BIZ the Fair
mont lodge Of EIks IS planning an
appropriate program To- pc rendered
on Flag day, June
The alumni Of the FatEmont high
school held the annual banquet at
.Se e.e b;rh schol auditorium THURSDAY
evening E:ghty-fouT former grad
yates we're present Judge 2 F. Nor
gen presided as toast master Lind
sav Frame was elected as president
for the next year.
The eighth grade Of the Faimont
public school held its graduating ex
ercises Fftday at, the high
SCHOOL One hundred and dftys boys
| snd .rirls received diplomas which en-
dtie them to attend the high school
next year 49, -
EuneraI sseryices were held SUNDAY
over the infant SON Of a5r:s and liFs:
asmPhiIHpso Of this city. Z
The annual connencements OF The
EFa3rmont state nornlal g be-
an sSmday June s hen The &c:
EcSfanresite seEQ1oG VII be 4tEexed
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30
e OOF IS ONLY LIMIT
IN NEW YORk'S DIVES
Conditions Ourageousiy indie
cent during Mayors Alb
sence, Says 0'Farrell.

NEW YORK, May 29.-Slnce Mayor
aidtcheM's departure for the West TO
hunt grizzlies. the lid has been taken
OF everything in the terder.oln. ac-
cording to Val o'Farren; the 1ornes
p1;iice lieutenant in the Forty-secono
street section.
sWhen he left. OFarreH declared,
aword went out TO the boys to go at
full. speed ahead. and they have done
1t There never. has been more out
raxeously indecent conditions N New
York In my time. and am no strang-
er. in New York, and no prude, cas-
ly. shocked
.s+why. on Sunday morning at 8
O'clock. cabarets are going full blast
In Broadway, with women and young
girls. mere babies. to the number OF
forty or more, dancing out among
dmers In the audience. fresh faced
might just be out OF school. sitt1nE
around drink with old men, supposed
to be their unc1es or their grand
fathers.
Do Muscle Dances
r son the sso-called: roofs every 111sn ls
there areS forty or fifty, girls, half
naked. waldng over glass bridges
from becearh which diners gaze up
at them as they dance the muscle and
other Oriental dances. There never
bas been a time when the city reeRed
with such iniqulty.
-sWhy. N these places the waters
have telephone lists. and viii supply
YOU with table companions. blonde OF
brunette, very young. young or ma.
ture. as you may wish. In some OF
the cabarets you see ouncnes oa
French meQuereau applaud-ng SONGS
in French that none but an expert IN
the French verracular can understand
ard Young men and women apptaud
because they think they show smart
ness by so doing
..Skn Samblng games have sprung
no all over the district: Old une
professional gamblers will tell you
that practically all Of the cores OF
games opened up have all the VOTES
In meaning and crooked faro oo1, a1o
the controlled wheel
Positively Rotten.
That's what's come about since
Mitchell went away The tango 9olnts
and the cabaret shows were sao
eaourh while he was here. too bad.
for any man with decent stomach,
but they're positively rotten now
There seems TO be absolutely no lin
10 The depths of indecency they
nernSt There's nothing IN Paris TO
There are just two OF The bigger
restaurants on Broadway that are de-
cent The proprietors keep chem
cdeaa and won't stand for any <of the
rotten stuff. In the Others the Toof
IS the Init
Rooms are Handy.
~Anyone Who knows the ropes N
come OF the swasger joints, knows al
abo.t the apartments on the upper
door available for the use OF those
VINO wish TO pay for them. The only
dinerence between them and the dance
Haus IL the old mining camps OF the
Ewer. S IN degree-things are pref
tier here. and there is more elegance
81 appointments and pretence at eov-
ing up. That's all
.:The Danger of these places Is 70
the Young people. who may go into
item. They're seductive an right.
ond N vines and cordials viii Tot do
+se nick. dope Is TO be had.
somebody VIII have TO clean these
dives up. I'm no reforner. I'm no
uuse4 but whoever tackles that JOB
Wi be dong Gods work
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30

already been held between the city Of
metals and tn trolley line owners rel
alive TO the plans to complete the
work on St MarEs street which has
been abandoned for gear
Belated plans are being made. for
the celebration OF Memorial day IN
Grafton Monday and the only ma
tional cemetery In the state which Is
located here wiz be: the scene Of Mt
ting cemeteries to honor the dead sol
dfers. The GrandsArmy OF the Repub-
lie IS preparing a fine program 9or
the day.
A new postod1ce has been estab-
lished inl Taylor county at Wendell
The Office viii supply a thousand per
sons and was formerly supplied by q
rural delivery from Grafton
the funeral of James D. Pierce: Of
Weston. took place FRIDAY OF last week
from the home Of his brother. Clark
Pierce, near this city: the BODY
lad been brought here from weston,
where dissolution took place
Good roads days were Observed
throughout this county by all classes
of people, several hundred having re
ported for work, on the roads. Beg
dinners were served by the women OF
the various districts.
George ". Pollock, assistant post
master here, was called to Moorehetd,
W. Va. this week by the death OF his
father. Richard Daniel Pollock. aged
so years. 80 Z. z. 49,.
...4J, 5Ia Sdirssbro
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30

For the eighteenth year in succes-
sion ". King walked the greasy poe
at the Totnes De-one regatta. ana
secured the leg OF mutton hanging St
the end.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30
PRICE OF BEER Is
FURTHER NCREASED.
CA Associated Press.

AMSTERDAM, May 2s-Ber-
I'm brewers have agreed to In
crease further the price OF beer
by Eve marks per 100 Iiters.
there will also be similar
increase IN the price OF mineral
waters and bottled soft drinks.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30
At
HOME
At GRAFT TON
Committed by a STRANGER Who
Enters a Store ard Steals
Several HHndr red Dollars

GRAFTON, May 29-At the noon
hour Tuesday the PRESS hardware
store WIS robbed Of several hundrso
dollars, In money and; some va:uao.e
papers by robbers, believed 70 pc
ofessionaIs,Mh have been operat-
!nz-S IN Vartous towns in this ssate. A
rSfranxer entered the store eAriy n
1he morning and purchased snail
article which was paid for with a2$zo
sili. the change being taken from 2
IN box kept in a safe-i the reas OF
I.he store At noon, another Stranger
entered and purchased some nater-ai,
Which was kept in rear room Dur-
Eng the few minutes absence o. .ne
proprietor from the purchaser, some
one. evidently the partner OF zee man
taking the purchase ente-si me ae
store, secured the casn box, d; aa, 10
entire contents and escaped 3eteie
the proprietor had returned 10 the
sore room. The theft was. discovered
shortly afterwards, but the tn1evessna
made good their escape.
Dorsey Mcintosh. aged as years and
a s4udenr OF the Grafton high school,
has been appointed by Governor ~ ~
D. Hatfield as the West Virginia rep
resentative at the nation vide satn-
ering Of corn growers at the Pa iaosE
Pacific exposition The boys1s aireaoy
an aericulturist Of note, having won
the pr:ze offered recently for the
greatest number of bushels of corn
grown to the acre
The completion of the work OF build
new bridge over the Tygartss v aiiey
river TO connect the east and west
halves of this city, and the repairs
TO half a dozen Of the other main
bridges IN Taylor county Is beng
considered by the county court me
estimated cost Of the entire Improve
Tmenr to the structures VIII be In ex-
cess Of $4,000.
big project has been tackled by
the towns IN the northern part OF
West Virginia in the effort to- secure
a consolidation of the two telephone
Ines which supply this section It's
claimed by the business organaza-
IONS of many towns that the two
lines are owned by the same inter
ests and that a consolidation wouto
Improve the service as well as lower
THE cost TO the telephone user as
one telephone would frequentiyS serve
the same need as two do1a this time
A meeting OF representatives from
Grafton. Wheeling. Petersburg. Nor
Fgantown, Clarksburg and Falrmont
viii be held next week TO CONSIDER
what acton to take.
Nearly one hundred and fifty alumni
OF the Grafton high school sat down
at the banquet board Monday night
IN the annual alumni banquet Which
vas served at the Willard hotel J.
Guy Allender toastmaster ana g
". MILLER. Harry Friedman. Edgar
-, - NJ y, Fendal RESPONDED
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30

327 MAIN STREEsT
',efo,e he e1ass BY the Rev "A h
Beardn, Of Christ EpIscopal church OF
this city. $3.50
Stroller DAYS. age Al well known
citizen of Boothsville, died sunday
at his home following stroke ofs
paralysis. &
2 The .Fairmont piaygrounds commit
tee Will bring the Gentry rothers
dog and pony show 70 this Junes2
the .nerformances to be given asa
benefit for the playgrounds Tor tbs
season. -; ~.
Lake G. Pricketts pTominentsc tt-s
izen, died recently at 4Hts home on
the East Side. IS:
A double funeral WIS held :atss M
nnogah Monday when Adolp sso1n0
and Ivan W3edace were bIIted the
men were both ytctin1s OF s5stne gaesl-s
dents, Worno. being killed 1nsthe mine
at Monongah while sWdsraee sasS
killed at Middleton go
a point in Odd Fellow
ed decision In the Contest ne
Morgantown and the Wheeling Gag
Fellows. degree teams.
the armory floor IN 1is al 10 deet1es
which lodge had the better degree
team ne -. 49,
Grand SIRE, peIl
OF Atianta, a s. 3 SCI
A delegation OF 500 persons from
this city are planning TO attend the
anniversary Of the Wood-s
men Of the 49,
In CIeTeland e 49,
train has peens 49,
Woodmen on when .s.
the IT'D.
-.
quest over the BODY or Enftereo Rome
3 go - -
mime OF the Soal y
placing on
raro, IAN Italian ,tseIaro mace nls ssT
cape and has not been esross ON 80:
ss--.7---- ..s5.ss.s
county siunacy onmisston created 37y
a statute passed eS4a g = ss1.Lass
session OF the 1eg1sl a1nfe va n .s=t-s
at the court house. this yseeszssstsss1 iss
the board passed pom ne san1ly.ss: tee
~ 1,s--"S
335i-=-...
Charles Powell, attoTuey nave been
named by the city % DEMOCRATIC exe1f
tive committee as superyisoTs 70 aad
two Republican Supervisors IN the
holding OF the city eIecaon un0eE
the PROVISIONS OF the new cnarlers
-. s
Z a ma
F,airmont high school OF hicns.ssa
Fleming IS sponsor. was delightful1
entertained this week MI fleming
at the Country Club: Aftera pleasant
afternoon the class was rtalned at
a O'Clock dinner at the club house
--------:
died Wednesday In Cook hospital sSol-
lowing few days, Illness Mr.. Du-s
more and Ohio railroad suneral ser
wees were held Friday morning at
In Maple Grove cemetery
-
News has reached here OF the deaths
IN New oYrk. City offs TANNER
taformer Faimont man Mr. fISauIner
was employed by the FsaiTnont Print-
here for New York abouf three years
ago.
- -
The June term of the Marion county
circuit court VIII convene next Tres
day with judge W s. HAY mond onth0
bench. "a very short session is anhct-
Spated this time as there Is little work
for the court to do.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30

TIE death OF George Haddix. broth
err OF Irwin HaddIx and Mrs George
Z. Blaney. Of Grafton, took place at
Lexington Monday: -si:s:
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30

A new postohce has been estab-
lished in1 Taylor- county at Wendell
The Office viii supply thousand per
sons and was formerly supplied by a
rural delivery from Grafton
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30

ALREADY been held between the city of
fncfais and tn trolley line owners rel
alive TO the plans to complete the
work on st Mary:s street which has
been abandoned for year .
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30

The annual connznencementso o. Sne
.Fa8rmont atesnormaI ssehcolsW be
an Sunday, June when lac
ssznrlssssts sesi eeatgsyed
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30

George W Pollock, assistant post
". va. this week by the death OF his
father. Richard Daniel Pollock, aged
so years. I; :
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30

Funeral services were held sunday
over the infant son OF MT: a asss
asmPhiHHps, OF this city
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30

W Black, scircRIs eiefk,ss a11c
Charles Powell, attoTueys have beer
named by the city Democratic exer
tive committee as superyisors TO ar
two Republican supervfsors IN tn
holding OF the city election undel
the PROVISIONS OF the new charter
which has Just gone into erect
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30

D. n. Dumire, we'll known citizen.
died Wednesday in Cook hospital Sol-
lowing a few days illness Mr.. Du-
nfre was conductor on the Bats
more and Ohio railroad. Funeral ser:
wees were held Friday morning at
his home after which burial took place
In Maple Grove cemetery
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30

Notice has been served by the city
commissioners upon the Grafton
traction Company chat the streets %
fLiss CITY traversed by : the tractfon
Nnes must be put into drst class CON
sdtton at once Threats Of revplStng
The con7pauyss fFanchSse are being
used 70 secure ACTON meeting has
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30

can have his divorce as soon as he
likes. Mrs. Anna Boone Little sighed
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-04-17
The Dumb Waiter.

The value OF the old fashioned labor
saving device. the dumb waiter cannot
be exaggerated. Instead OF carrying
up the many, many things that daily
have to come from the cellar they are
placed on the dumb waiter. No energy
Is wasted, and one trip will save three.
1t serves the place also of the more
modern linen chute. The linen chute
Is not to be tabOoed, for 1t has its uses,
but It Is practically wasting space to
have both 1t and the dumb waiter. In
many houses the dumb waiter stops
short at the second tioor-the reason
why has never been dlscovered-or
sometimes 1t starts at the first door
Instead of In the cellar. another entg-
ma. This Is as impractical as 1t would
be to have the sidewalk end before It
reaches the house. 1t simply doesn't
answer the purpose for which It was
intended. Home Companion.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-04-17
AEIGHBORHOOD NEWS NOTES
MANITOWISH

Mrs. FL. j. Stone spent Tn ursday in
Hurley.
Mr.. Grant Bemen transacted bust
ness in Monico Monday.
Mrs. Lee Doriot went to Rhinelan-
der Thursday.
Mrs. Joe Nemuth and children who
has been visiting her parents at Eland
returned home Thursday.
Ed Evenson chairman of the Town
of Mercer came down to look over the
county road.
The dance at Powell given by Mr..
VIM. Sherman Saturday was decid-
ed success about so couple took part
and all enjoyed the delightful lunch
served by Mrs. Sherman.
Mrs. Fred Peterson and children
spent the week end at Powell,
Mrs. Underline of North Dakota
spent the week at Powell the guest of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sher-
man.
Those who attended the dance at
Powell from the lakes were, Mr.. and
Mrs. Romeo Therault, Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard Garrett, Mr.. and Mrs. Lang
Mr.. and Mrs. Newerth, Mr.. and Mrs
Ed Mitchell, Roy Buck. VIM. Strand
berg, Mr.. Hoyem, WILDER La Fave,
Geo. Schrader and Art Huntington.
Mrs. G. w. Buck is spending the
week in Hurley the guest of Mrs. c.
| Christensen.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-04-17

en- by the Iyceum Literary Society of
the High School Friday, April %:
Song, There's Music in the Air"
High School
Recitation, Clemence Ruks
Debate Resolved, That foreign la
borers should be excluded from the
United States.
Willard Krause
Affirmative
Ethel Schafer
Wallace Fountain
Elizabeth Krause
Instrumental Solo, Ethel Schafer
The Taller, Willard Krause
The new window shades were put
up Thursday morning. The black
boards have come and will be put up
soon.
A social will be given by the High
School after the program April %.
Each high school pupil is to invite
one friend. A lunch viii be furnished
by the high school,
Mr.. V. Simon visited school Mon
day afternoon.
Marie, Maurice and Eddie DriscOl
have withdrawn from school on ac-
count of moving out of town.
The following pupils have been nei-
ther tardy nor absent during March
month:
Primary Room; LeOna Bileck, Leo
Fafford, Harry ROstOllen, Marguerite
Martinka, Edwin MERCER, John Ros-
tOllen, Alderie Belanger, Evelyn Des-
roster, Della Legeault, Hidden Nor
man, Helen Ruks.
intermediate Room; Bonnie FAT
ford, Roy Fountain, Francis Anger,
Michael Martinka, Leo Marchant,
DOlphus Page, Francis Porter, Pearl
and Napoleon Clement, Leda Legeault
Alex Makinen, Isidore Ruks, Marie
Driscol.
Grammar Room; Pearl Seymour,
Merida Clement, Evelyn Fountain,
Paul Veilleux.
High School; Clemence Ruks.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-04-17
MERCER

Mrs. and Miss Paukett were guests
of Mrs. Fred Davis last week.
Another fire this week. The livery
barn of c. w. Harper took fire, sup
posedly set by some of the many
strangers who are hanging around
now, going in to find place to sleep
and probably smoking before retiring
Barney Morgan's cabin out at We
ber's farm also burned Sunday night.
Mrs. f. Evenson left Sunday morn
ing to visit her mother. Mrs. Ander-
son, at Three Lakes.
Mrs. Hoffman left Thursday to at
tend the funeral of her father.
f. G. ball was a business visitor In
Ironwood Wednesday of this week.
Mrs. Fay Buck of Turtle Lake Resort.
was a guest of Mrs Fern Ball Monday
afternoon on her way to Wausau.
Mrs. Lee Doriot was guest of her
mother this week.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-04-17
A RARE DECORATION.
Austria's Grand Cross of the Order of
Maria Theresa.

The grand cross of the order of Ma
ria Theresa is today one Of the most
exclusive as well rs one OF the most
brilliant Of surviving orders. 1t was
founded by the great empress OF that
name In 1857 in honor Of the victory OF
her troops over Frederick the Great at
Kolin. It's members are elected by bal
lot ON the part of the chapter the soy
sreign having no voice IN the matter
unless he happens to possess the order,
although he Is the instrument Of its
bestOwal and the signer of the patent,
In the past hundred years, until Au-
gus1, 1914, only fifty-eight members
had been thus admitted to the order,
and at the beginning Of the war In
1914 there were but three knights left,
all OF the third and lowest class. One
was the Emperor Francis Joseph, who
won the cross in 1S4S on the battlefield
Of Santa Lucia against the Italians.
The second was the Duke OF Cumber-
land, father OF the sovereign Duke OF
Brunswick, who received the cross for
gallantry at the battle Of Langensalza,
where as crown prince Of Hanover he
helped his father, the blind King
George, to direct the operations Of his
troops The third was Prince Alphonse
de Bourbon, claimant to the throne of
the two sicilies and popularity known
as the Count OF Caserta. He won hts
cross by the part he played In the SUI
perb defense of Gaeta. the last strong
hold Of the Bourbons.
The eldest son OF the holder Of this
coveted decoration is entitled to free
education In Austria's military acade-
my.-Argonaut