davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-28
VOTES FOR WOMEN
CARAVAN IS COMING
IN. O. the Stops Scheduled is at
Annapolis and EastPOrt.
PRAIRIE SCHOONEREXPEDITIO
=, aa Government League to Set Out
Monday May 3l---Five Caravaners
On Pilgrimage.

. .,.rs scheduled ia Anne Arun-
rr.r ali Glen Burnie, Seyerna
- annapolis, PASSPORT, Edgewaterr
.t..awa. Galesville. Shady Side,
... and friendship, the caravan OF
of me Votes for Women
.....u... are all ready to start next
N. their trip through South
... MARYLAND. to the st. Mary's county
.... Margaret Brent
.. #f.r 81. the prairie schooner eX-
,..a II lie JustGovernmentLeague
... .e. oul on the first lap Of its one
...I.l mielourney through Mary
t Fve caravaners, Mr.. and Mrs.
esmey. Miss Mary O'Toole. Mrs.
r...n tl smell and Miss Lola G. Trax,
..r leave Baltimore for St. Mary's
r.r. ae home of Margaret Brent, as
.. t.a.s objective point.
gaa caravan is built after the lS49
....l which made the West famous,
IS. . bc drawn by two beautiful
..u. aases An open-air meeting
.rr f held at State League Head
n.a sl7 y. Charles street, Balti-
H.l.. NJ 10 q. IN. May 81.
eI.n gurnie will be reached at 3
. U. and seyerna Park at S p. M.
SIS. William K Tubman, who has a
beautiful home on the Magothy river,
...luan The pilgrims over night,
and ,.e.ueN morning they will reach
Annapolis.
Te. Anne Arundel County League is
planning a royal welcome for the pill
.Fu-. upon their arrival here on June
Taet will reach the State Capital
at W. o'clock, noon, when an open-air
meeting win be held in front of the
court House. a committee, composed
OF Nr. Angelo Hall, Mrs Ralph Root,
grr WI Eing,are arranging lunch
cou al 3 O'Clock at local suffrage
hssdquaGcrs.
There VIII be a meeting at Eastport
u s15 p. IN. and at s p. m. in this city
at .ne corner of Main and Conduit
st.as All the pilgrims will speak.
l8s Robert Moss will entertain them
over night. and in the morning they
rH leave for Edgewater
Ths following schedule will be adj
le.,5 to I'M Anne Arundel county:
June Edgewater. J. a. M; Scrabble
town = m. Galesville, S p. m. June
. Shady Side. 10 a. m; Deale. p. m, !;
Friendship. s p. m.
Iae party win reach St, Mary's City
oa June S, when an all-day celebra-
uau VIII he held in commemoration of
ne . sufiragist, Margaret Brent,
and jol the early events in Colonial his
'o" Here the caravaners will be join
oi h automobile and boat parties
traW Baltimore, and a meeting will be
a..i SIP m.
f.a pilgrimage is very picturesque
sra because OF its historical character
.s0raiug attention i'm State and ma
uau suffrage circles, as well as
among local historical groups.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-28

The Rev. G. Z. Justice, the recently
called pastor Of the Eastport M. L.
Church, is becoming acquainted with
his congregation, and making friends
not only among his parishioners, but
among people in Annapolis generally.
The Rev. and Mrs. Justice have
taken up their residence at No. So
Chesapeake Ave, Eastport.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-28

A responsible party for position in Annanols
paying SIS 90 per week 20 take charge OF Office
either lady or gentleman. Party must have be.
tween $500 and 500 in cash to secure the position
and i AZ any time the position IS not satisfactory
on 30 days notice from either side, fecurity may
be Withdrawn and contract will be void. Excel
lent position for middle-aRed lady or gentleman,
party must be hgurer. others need not apply.
Hours from a. m. 20 S p. IA. including Saturday.
Desk work only. Position must be secured By the
29th inst Apply IN writing with name and al.
dress H. S." BCI 597 Annapolis m27.2t
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-28

William Farnum and Kathlyn Will
Jams in The Spoilers - Colonial. Fri
day and Saturday matinee and night.
Prices-10 and zoe; boxes, 30.
adv. .m27
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-28
To be Married.

The following marriage license was
issued from the Clerks office at the
Court House:
McDonald-Lewis- Jonathan d. Nc
Donald, Sc; Mamie L. Lewis, IS: both
of Baltimore city. Applicant, John
Scbarf.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-28
Cake Sale.

There will be sale of Homemade
Cakes at the residence of Mrs. Geo.
W. Jones, 107 Conduit ST., Saturday
MAY 29, from 10 to u a. m. The pro-
ceeds are for the benefit of Md. Ave.
NJ. E. Church.
Any one desiring good cake for
Sunday should not fail to get one of
these cakes. Telephone 775.
adv. .2t. m27
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-28

Colonial. Friday and Saturday matt
nee and night, "The Spoilers, /" in
nine wonderful parts. Prices-lO and
zoe; boxes, 30. adv. 2t m27
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-28
n NOTICE
The Farmers National Bank.

Annapolis, nd, Nav 2s,h, 1915
MONDAY, the Thiriy-first Of May,
being a Legal Holiday, this Bank Will
be Closed.
Paper maturing on May 18th, 3Oih
and 3Ist. viii be payable on Tuesday,
June first v
moxtd Cashier.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-28

}hs famous legitimate star, William
ts-aum n The Spoilers Colonial,
FRIDAY QHi Saturday matinee and
night adv. .2t.m227
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-28
AlhIetlc Season Ends Tomorrow

The spring season of athletics at the
Nava. Academy will have its final de-
a1lement tomorrow afternoon All
ether teams having finished their
schedules, IL remains for the tennis
players 90 furnish the climax of what
mss been successful season. The
"iaay racQueters will meet the players
Ni The Johns Hopkins University.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-28

kFrancis X. Bushman in q special
feature Palace. Friday. TO 10. 80
p. m. adv.m29. 81
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-28

Francis X Bushman in a special
feature Palace. Friday, 8 to 1890
Hn adv m26.3t
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-28
FOR SALE.

DARK BAY HORSE. good driver and IN ssdole,
Ger, he driven By any lady without fear. not ara
~ atIfrruobiles or electric cars VIII sen S1eap'
phone G-m. Annapolis, Md msu
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-28
THE CAPITAL.

is like a letter from home.
See that it follows you where
ever YOU go. 80 cts a month
by mail.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-28

Fssteru portion partly cloudy
,,,trbt IN West portion; unset
.--r. .1epInlBS pup lqsIuol
+.s to .ght and Saturday:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-16
OPERATION Man
has PECULIAR EFFECT
Has Appendix Cut Out and Re-
suit is That His Sight is
Restored.

BRIDGEPORT. Ct, Nov. 16.-An
operation for appendicitis performed
on Ralph Won Hacht. aged 20, Of Mil
ford, has resulted In the restoring to
the young man Of the sight Of one
eye which had been blind sinch his
birth. VI. ), "a RI
The operation was performed by Dr..
Francis Campbell and members OF the
star Of Trinity hospital, New York.
When the physicians removed Won
Eacht's appendix several weeks ago,
they had no idea that they were going
to restore his sight. 1t seems, how
ever. that the appendix had been rest
ing against one Of the large nerves
that form part Of the system which
connects with the optic. nerves.
After the operation, Won Hacht for
the first time in his life distinguished
darkness from light with his blind
eye. Soon he began to see objects
with the eye. he was warned by the
doctors not to exert his blind" eye
too much, but to allow It to grow
stronger gradually. he. said that the
"blind' eye was nearly as good as the
other eye. +. n =. &,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-16

To-day" the vital and vivid
drama OF New York life by George
Broadhurst, is being presented by
the Lewis-Ollver Players at the Pal
ace theater this week and they
opened last night to an audience that
tested tile capacity Of this popular
play house.
1t is beautifully produced. wonder
fully we'll acted and Immensely
strong, but It is far more than this,
for no one can see 1t without being
forced to think deeply. the lesson It
teaches being compelling and Of i'm
inense value.
Jack Lewis has appeared in several
good parts since he opened here few
weeks ago. but he was never seen to
better advantage than last night.
Miss Edna Grandin as the wife was
very clever and carried big scenes
over in a way that would do credit TO
many Of our. dollar and half STARE
She wore several. handsome gowns.
Miss Media Gibson, also appeared
TO good advantage, and her gowns are
about the best ever seen son the Pal
ace stage. Miss Mana DeLan and
Fred Beaudoin, as the father and
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-16
Playing

nave been seen here. The show has a
very clever plot, which hinges around
two, very funny Irishmen and a girl
from Milwaukee,. During the action
of the play some very complicated sit
nations are worked up to a rip-roar-
Ing climax.
The company is an eyenly-baianced
one and each member handles his
part In 9 capable manner. The chorus
girls are pretty. and what is more,
I they can sing and dance in, the most
approved style. The songs and dane
es are all new and q complete change
suf costumes is made for each, number.
"A great feature of the show Is its
scleRnltness, as there Is not sug-
gesttye line or action in the entire
show. The two leading women, Miss
ses Tessie Wilson and Flora Jordan,
are extremely clever and their songs
are of the kind, that catch ON, which
makes q combination hard to beat as
musical comedy.
II o
Rennold Wolf and Charming Pollock
have written another musical play,
which the Frohman company will pro-
duce.
Bessie Barriscale, whose triumphs
In Mutual Masterpfctures. produced
by the New York Motion Picture Cor
lporation are proving her one of the
greatest emotional actresses Of the
screen, is the star Of .'The Mating"
q five-part Mutual Masterpicture, pro-
fluced under the personal supervision
Of Director Thomas n. s1nce, which is
moving today at the orpheum thea
Ter.
G, Gardiner Sullivan, author of:
The Reward" and several other OF
these feature photodramas de luxe. in
The Mating" deviates somewhat
from the themes OF his other great
plays, but in true Sullivan style fur
hishes q story which Is unique in
plot and dramatic effect.
As Doris Willard, Miss Barrisca1e
+ IS = j. i = ~ w.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-16
5 Hatckdog' 4 J
Has !; Only Two Leg;

YPs1LANT1. Mich, Nov. 1s:lwhen
you walk into the yard Of John C..
Chalmers,Sa farmer of,P ittsf1eld town
ship. and look around for the watch
dog, you don't see one. But you will
hear rooster growing loudly to give
the alarm OF your intrusion, and you
are likely to be attacked by him with
all the pep. and ferocity OF the on
slaught Of a bulldog.
a Night or day, he is ION the job" and
no four legged Watchdog has anything
on him in the peculiar line Of activity
he has apparently chosen for him
self.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-16

has been furnished with vehicle DIFF
ferent in many ways from all her pre-
yious efforts. the role, however, af-
fording her a splendid opportunity Of
demonstrating her mAny emotional
talents. In casting Miss Barriscale
for the title role Of 1.-THE Mating"
Director Ince surrounded her with an
exceptionally strong cast, headed by
Lewis ]. Cody, erstwhile Broadway
star, in the role Of Bullet Dick"
Ames, college hero and gridiron star.
Enid Marley, who has appeared In
several Mutual Masterpictures, por-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-16

trays Daisy Arnold, whose petty jeal-
ousies bring almost endless woo to
the poor village girl, while Margare.
Thompson as Eleanor Ames, Walter
Whitmat as the Rev. Mr. Willard and
Ida Lewis as Miss Fitche complete the
cast.
Hattie Williams is to be a musical
comedy star. under tho management
Of Oliver Morosco, in Los Angeles. and
will also do some picture work.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-16
Douthitt- Wilson Troupe spIen,
did and 1t is Drawing
Big Houses.

Large audiences are greeting the
sDouthitt Wilson Musical Comedy
Company at the Odeon, and, judging
from the applause and hearty laugh
ter the show is thoroughly enjoyed
by everybody.
The opening bill. THE Girl from
sAiilwankse. - entirely different from
any ef the musical comedies that
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-16

recent official survey of iron ore
deposits In the Philippi ines indicated
the presence o. about 600. 000. 900
tons OF ore IN an area Of bout forty
square miles In one seacoast esten.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-16
Chainberlain,s Tablets.

This Is .. medicine intended espec-
tally for stomach troubles billiousness
and constitapion It is meeting with
much success and rapidly growing In
favor and popularity everywhere.
Advertisement. 4;
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-16
M! G age
OF a Pennsylvania Couple is
Kept a Secret for Four

h LEWISTON. Pa. Nov. Fcster
Snyder and wife, Of this place. have
just made It known that they are man
and wife, although they had been unit
ed IN marriage for four years. The
old saying that q woman cannot keep
q secret is exploded by this announce
ment. 3
Mr.. Snyder and wife, who was Jean
.nette Bingaman, before her marriage,
were looked upon as lovers. and even
their closest friends had no idea that
they were man and wife until, Mr.
Snyder 50 announced q few days ago.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-16

mother, deserve special mention for
their work in these parts. The re-
mainder Of the company played only
small parts still they did them we'll.
To-day" will be presented again
tonight, also tomorrow afternoon and
night. For the rest of the week,
starting Thursday, the offering will
be Lovers Lane"
After a rest, Elsie Janis is to appear
under the management OF Charles Dill
bingham in new play, as her tour in
Miss Information" has closed. s.
A glance at the .Bijou program today
shows nice. classy program. Max
Fgman and Burr Mcintosh are in the
third number of the "Wallingford"
pictures. THE Rheumbatic Joint" is
the title OF this one. 1t has all the
comedy pictures beat mile. The
drama feature, 1.-THE Lighthouse by the
Sea-" is three act Essanay and feat
ures Darwin Karr and Betty Brown,
loading photoplay artists. The Pathe
News shows world events and is full Of
interest. The bill closes with; the car
toon, Dreamy Dud Up in the Air.
Wednesday Miss Marion Leonard
and Walter Ha,npden will be seen in
The Dragons Claw" a three act
Knickerbocker feature. Miss Leonard's
ability is well known. Mr.. Hampden
was the star in 1.-THE Servant In the
House" and Clyde Fitch's 1.-THE City,.
both plays having long runs on Broad
way.
Cecil B. DeMille, director general Of
the Lasky company, has completed tho
first of the "Chimmie Fadden', prodllc-
tons in which Victor Moore is to star.
It is to be known us "Chimmie Fadden
Out West"
Emmy Of stork's Nest" i've part
photoplay based upon the novel Of
the same name by ]. Breckenridge
Ellis, is today's feature offering at the
Robinson Grand. In this production
Mary Miles Minter, the charming
young actress whose brief work on the
screen has won such popular favor, is
seen in the stellar role.
Tomorrow, Donald Brian, the dis
Itinguished theatrical star, will be seen
in his motion picture debut for the
Jesse L. Lasky Company in 1.-THE Voice
in the Fog" photodramatization Of
Harold McGrath's famous novel. In
the cast supporting Mr.. Brian, are such
well known artists as AIDA Gleason,
Frank Conner, George Gebhardt,
Ernest Joy, Florence ,Smythe and other
members Of the Lasky all-star COM
pany. s.
One of the early productions in
which little Mary Miles Minter will
appear In the stellar role is "The
Green Witch" perturbation OF the
novel by j. Breckenridge Ellis. The
story is laid In the Ozark mountains
Of Missouri and brims with .colorful
and thrilling incident to which Miss
Minter's winsome beauty lends added
charm.
Dealing with the questions Of pa
triotism, the Kalem company's new.
drama OF diplomatic intrigue, s.The
Night at the Embassy Ball'' strikes a
note Of interest in the present country
wide discussion Of :.hyphenateds Amer
fcanism. This production shows how
the fate Of nations may hang on such
q small thing as the blowing up of an
laufc-'nbile tire, and the delay that re-
SUI
The am svn1vatS 3nyer,<ad t,x 6t,,,t.S
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-16

The sun valve. invented by Gustaf
Dalen, Of Stockholm, viii be used In
connection with the lights ON the Pan
anna canal. The sun both lights and
extinguishes the light. The Inventor
Of the sun valve recently received the
Nobel prize for this clever deyics.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-16

The United States last year I'M
ported from Sicily $673;s7s worth
Of citrate OF lime. y,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-16

They were married In: New York state
while on Q trip Ia 1911.
MIRA; Snyder 80 fond OF hunting and
has taken out license here for sev-
Ieral years. She - fearless In the,
woods and with her husband spent last
week hunting An snyder county where
they killed much small game.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-16

John q. Longaker. was executed at
sunrise. And spying was not his Of:
Tense.
Pete met death as a result o frying
to climb on the roof with some other
chickens, but not being as hasly as
the rest, slipped and fell into q box
LOT soft. pitch. The pitch hardened,
and in the morning AGr. Longaker
found his bird in such agony, nodded
In the tar, only his head sticking out.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-16

An Italian scientist has figured
that q square mile OF the surface OF
the earth In six hours af sunshine re-
sceives heat equivalent TO the CONF
huston OF more than . 800 tons sot
coal. & ss 81
Australia IS starting govsrnnsnt
stores. Il ;ss IA
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-16
Ansefort to crack the pitch failed, 81
the rooster was sbehHaded. "a

a method has BEEN invented bysa
Russian artist for painting several
theatrical scenes on the same canvas,
the picture changing as the light
thrown on them % changed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-24

i.YNCHHUHG, VA. December "a
Mackey Lodge No. 90. y. =. ana A..
NJ. Of Rusthurg. has elected the fol-
lowing officers for 1915: master B. \.
Russell: senior warden. J. r Dowdy:
Junior warden, 9. y. BiiuNcnship;
treasurer. q. \. Clcmau: secretary. L.
O. Pecrman; senior deacon. T. c. Mel
son. and junior deacon l.. 3. Nelson.
Anderson Lodge, No. $50, \. T.. and
n N, OF Grctna. has elected The fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year:
master. +. |. CARRIER: senior warden.
Carl simpson; Junior warden. Gillie
T.. Ramsey; senior deacon, NJ. y. Greasy:
junior warden, i. s. Adams: treasurer.
II. y. Blair; secretary, !. u. Moon, and
tilcr. X. /. Tucker.
The annual election OF officers of
Hill City Lodge OF Masons, ono of the
largest lodges in Virginia. resulted as
follows: master, II. r. Brown: senior
warden, :. y. Martin; Junior warden,
T. G. Jones; treasurer, T.. y. Davis:
secretary, u. T. Walker; senior ,iea-
con. :. ~ Eablcr; Junior deacon. +.
T. Turner, Jr.. and tler, \. s. Boat
wright The chaplains appointed are
Rev. Ritchie Ware, Rev. c. NJ. Com
phcr, Rev. ~. l.. Cathey and Rev.
George Floyd Rogers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-24
IN AND OFT o." TOW y.

Miss Lacy coleman. who * spc,,l-
ing the winter in New York is in
Richmond for the Christmas holidovs
Miss Emily GI.sco.k or "r.li,,..
brook" has been The recc,, ,rmns, 80
friends in Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs q \v.,sor r,ros T..
are spcudInu the holid,vs cir ,Ir.
Ja,ncs's parents DR. and ,Irs Ia'nh
Reinhardt, at IL East Grace street.
Miss Elsie Ingram has returncd fro,,,
New York, where she has been for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-24
ASKS "WRIT OF PROTECTION"

WASHINGTON. y. G, December ga
Judge Sidney Dudley. OF Hampton. who
fled a petition with the supreme Court
81 the District OF Columbia to-day ask
ing for a writ OF protection" for John
Armstrong Chaloncr in Washington
SC that he may come to this city TO
prosecute a suit against a Washington
newspaper, declared Tonight he hopes
I" have a hearing on the petition to-
morrow morning before Judge Stafford.
\ decision by the justice is expected
shortly afterwards.
The petition. II lengthy document, al
lUdrs TO his incarceration in Blooming
dale asylum; 20 an existing order OF
the New York courts dcpriving him
o. liberty; To the alleged cnmity Of
certain o! his relatives, and declares
that he is in danger OF being kidnapped
L he appears in Washington. He seeks
an order OF protection covering Il
period beginning five days before tie
trial and ending five days after the
trial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-24
Observation-Disclosures

EMPORIA, VA. Dcocmbc- 2@.--On
Wednesday. at stony Brook" the his
torical old home OF the Mcponalds.
Miss Ruby Leolinc. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. W. : McDonald was married to
George Matthew Hale. son OF joel Hale,
OF Brunswick County
Miss Ola y. Mcdonald. sister OF
the bride, acted as maid OF honor, and
II. Clarence Hale. brother OF The groom.
as best man.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Morris s. Eagle. OF Emporia. in the
presence Of the members of the fami.
lies.
After The marriage. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hale left for Washington and other
Northern cities for their honeymoon.
They will hc at home 10 thei: friends
in Petersburg after january
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-24

LYNcHBEKG. VA. December 23-
Miss icllice May Scay and George
Thomas May. both OF Lynchburr were
married This morning at II o'clock at
'he first christian Church, the ccrc-
inonv being performed by tho pastor
Kew. Rtchic Ware. Mr.. and Mrs MAY
iett later for a bridal trip, and they
VIII return here carly in January to
make their home
The bride * II daughter OF Mrs. Lila
H. S"ay. of Cnionvillc. Orang. County.
but she has been living here for soy
era! years. Mr.. May Is - native OF
"cyers Cave, but he has been a resi-
dent OF Lynchburg for six years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-24
CENTENARY METHODIST.

The following program OF Christmas
music VIII be tunS on Centenary
Methodist chimes on Christmas morn
ing at by Ernest II. Artz, organist
and choirmastci:
10y to the World. the Lord Is Come:
ut Came Upon the Midnight Clear:
"iiark, the Herald Angels Sing;
angels From the Realms of Glory:
~ Little Town OF Bethlehem: 20
Come, All Ye Faithful"; silent Night,
Holy Night; God Rest Ye. Merry
DoXoloEy.
Preaching Sunday at II \. NJ. and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-24
LANSING TELLS WILSON
OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS
Understood TO Have Written Him in
Regard to Status of COntrO-
versy With Austria.
HOUSE WILL NOT VISIT HIaI
No Intention to Have Personal In
tCrview before Envoy Leaves for
Foreign Capitnls-Prcsidcnt and
wife Visit Golf Course.

HOT SPRINGS. w. December "a
President Wilson to-day received Il
communication from Secretary Lansing
relative 10 foreign affairs. II is under
stood that the letter told OF recent
conversations the Secretary OF State
has had with Iaron Iwiodinck. the
charge daffaircs of the Austrian en-
bassy 'nt Washington. regarding the
demands Of tie United States growing
out OF the sinking OF the Ancona. No
animation as To the details Of Mr.
lansiHc'S adviccs could be obtained
The President spent some time to-
day at work with his stcnographcr
He read Mr. Lansing's letter and In
closures. and dictated replies to various
letters forwarded here from the White
House.