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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-25
DEMOCRATS UP TO
SAME old TRICKS,
SAYS GOV. WHITE
rs FAMILIAR WITH VICIOUS AT,
TACKS NOW AIMED AT PRES
EMIT ADMINISTRATION
Declares Electorate Should View Stand
erous Assaults With Contempt
Republicans Will Win.

Former Governors \. Il. White Of
ParkcrShurg. spent several hours i'll
Wheeling yesterday, calling "n friends
and attending to business matters. Gov
crnur White has spent tho past two
weeks in the southern part Of the state.
campaigning in behalf of The kcpubi!-
can ticket. Describing conditions in The
lower part Of the state. he said yc$r%r-
day that everything looks cncuura Sing
from Il Republican standI oint.
In view Of the spirited contests i'll tn"
recent primary campaign, ono would
naturally cNprct TO see cnnsidcr;1'ie
soreness existing. Governor White sad.
But" he added. e! was surprised 10
find how little bitterness really exists.
II is surprising To find how earnestly
and enthusiastically every ono Is lining
up for the straight Republican ticket.
More interest Is manifested than usually
at this stage of tho campaign, and | he
licvr that within Tho next TWO weeks
there will br IL sold alignment Of Kc-
rublicans throuChoTt the state far
Hughes, Robinson and the entire
ticket
Tn" governor pointed "ui that the
concerted Democratic attack against
Governor Hatfield and The Republican
administration is the same rs has h""n
twenty years. "W ithout referring To
myself. Governors Atkinson. Dawson
and GlasScorll all had 10 undergo the
same lihclouS vicious assaults that arc
now being aimed at Governor Hatfield.
II is amazing to III" that the electorate
of West Virginia can view the con-
tinucd abusive attacks upon succr ssivt
contempt. It scrIrs tina, tho more earn
est and efforts arc 10 serve the PEOPLE,
the moro vicious ere these attacks by
representatives Of certain interests.
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SENATOR HARDING
ATTACKS ADAMSON
BILL At CHESTER

SPECIAL Dispatch - The lH;cilIGcIcPr.
EAST LIVERPOOL. O.. Oct. II
United States Senator Warren &. Hard
ing, of Marion, attacked the Adamson
law and President Wilson's Mexican
policy and urged tho support of the
Republican national ticket. promising
the enactment of Il protective tariff
law. in Il speech al 4 street meeting in
Chester. W. Va. tonight. He spoke
later At rally in the Ceramic Thea
ter.
EIe declared the Adamsnn law WAS
IAN insinCere bid for labor votes and
a dangerous surrender Of dcIiberaie
legislation" He favored an eight.
hour day, but said the AdamSOn meas
ure was not an eight-hour law in any
sense, and provides no excess rate Of
compensation for overtime.
Relative TO the Mexican situation
he said: We have killed more Mrxi-
cans and lost more American lives
than We killed Spaniards and lost
American lives in the Spanish-Ameri-
can War
Congressman VI. NJ. Nicely spoke at
a Democratic meeting at Chester an
hour after the Harding meeting.
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GREAT BENEFITS
Continued From First PaSe.)

or limbs or suffered other permanent
disability number 461. and the weekly
award TO these aggregate s2,679.19.
Besides this there was paid out during
Scntember S2G,40929 for disabilities
lasting from one day to year. Win
bills for surgery amounting to $ll,9li,
and s2,663.3S for funeral expenses.
Injuries Paid For
The records also show there mas
been paid out on account or INJURIES
during the three years In which Inc
law has been operative the sum or 81
4T9. $50 10 an equivalent 10 mine or
factory payroll Of over S41,oO0.0O a
month. Also that during these three
wears surgical and hospital bills nave
been paid In the amount or SILL. lU9'1"'
without reference to attention gwen at
the miners hospitals. an expense borne
:under previous conditions by en-
ployees and at time when they we're
helpless and without earnings
TO September 80, 1916, there mas
been 57,466 accidents, 1903 OF Whlcn
have been fatal cases: $685. claims
have been handled by the department,
Idue TO more than one award beng
made in some cases.) An average or
SOC accidents have been reported per
month. An average Of 1,642 payments
have been made per month. exclusive
Of pension cases. Including pension
cases over 1000 checks are sent out
bv the department per month
Most Economically Administered.
From the statistical tables OF the
Department it is shown that the ad-
ministration Of the fund for the past
three years has been 5 per cent OF the
premiums collected, which is the low
est Of any state in the union having
like Workmen's Compensation law.
And with this splendid showing it may
not be out of place to call attention TO
the investment feature OF this fund.
wherein the citizens OF The state are
receiving direct benefits from about
million, five hundred thousand dollars,
invested in permanent roads. mum,
CiDal improvements, and en- +
school facilities. The amended act or
1915 restricts Investment OF moneys
in this fund to the purchase Of bonds
Of the United States, OF this state, or
of any county, city, town. village or
school district OF this state.
The total loans and investments
amount to 1881 500, earning an aver
age interest of 521 per cent. Add to
the S1,479,S62.40 expended in compen-
sation for injuries the investments
and loans to the several counties, etc,
and 1t Is seen that through the work
ings of the compensation law there
has been put into general circulation
in the state an average Of almost
million dollars year.
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ROBINSON RECEPTION
Continued From FIRST Pase.)

should he be elected. Go not want
your votes unless you believe in the
constructive advance Of our State.
That is the doctrine Of the party.
Measures. not men. are the issue.
Progress From 1895.
"In 1896 when the Republican party
came into power in West Virginia
through the election OF Governor Geo.
Wesley Atkinson, we were known
abroad only as snake hunters, Seng
diggers and Democrats. Since then
under the progressive constructive
policies of the Republicans we have
come to be known nationally as the
most rapidly developing state in the
union and when we go abroad We are
no longer ashamed 10 acknowledge
that we are West Virginians. The
Republican party believes moi in retro
gression but advance. stand above
all other things for economy. but |
stand also for progress. We must con-
ttnue TO maintain and improve our in
situations for the care Of the deaf,
dumb, blind, insane and other unfor-
tunates. Agricultural extension work
so we'll begun must be continued, and
the time has now come owing to the
development Of motor cars and the
consequent close INTERPRETATIONS Of the
states ana COunllCS Tor lrdpldi ana
state aid in road construction
Warns Against Watson.
"Our normal schools colleges and
university must keep step with the
times" The judge again declared that
the voters must be rigilanL against
Clarence w. Watson and his follow
crs gaining control Of the state gov
ornamental machinery as he hopes to
do through the election Of Cornwell.
He said our stale government must
never be perverted 10 the uses Of any
one man or any set Of men.
II am opposed TO invisible govern
ment. whether under the guiSe OF Wat
sonism or in any other dress. can
not repeat too often that stand
suuarely for that old doctrine Of equal
rights to all and special privileges to
none.
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PROCLAMATION.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
/, Proclamation by the Governor.

Horny - Hatfield Governor Of the
state Of jVnst Virginia pursuant 10 the
constitution and Laws Of said state, do
hereby Proclaim. announcing 10 The
$3.50 ~ ,Gn Mate nf Wrsf Virritii;,,
that nm tuesday ncyi after the ;ir.t
Umndaw in SWIMMER in tho wear rjue
:rf,m,.S,,d Mn, Unndrrd and Sixtran
th.rn viii h, s,hn,iii,d for ratification
or rnirctiun an amendment 20 the Com
stituiion OF said State as follows, to-
vii.
Proposed Amendment
That Section lwcntS-lhrcc of Article
eight of said Constitution as il now is
hc altered and amended so as 10 read
as follows:
"Snrtion twcnty-thrcc. The commits
sinncrs shall be elected by the voters
th> nc term Of six i:i years. Gxccpt al the
tirSt meeting of said commissioners tho
shall designate ny lot or otherwise. in
Sllrh manner AS they may determine one
~ thm r' n,imIHr Who Shall hold his Of
nrn for q inrm Of Two years ono FIR
fHnr vars and one for six Years. so
rLut. Gnr shall he .irrtc ed eyer iwo Years
k,, M m''' ,wn Of said ,ommissioncTs shaIi
i,t elected from the same nlagistnrial
district but if TWO or NOR. persons re-
si5inr in the same district shall receive
,bo ,Sr.atcr nunhrr or votes east ar ,r,,
election. then only the on, OF such pur-
sons receiving tho highns; number OF
votes shall be declared elected. and the
rnrs0n living in another district who shall
receive The next highest number of votes
shall be declared elected. Said com
missinn"rs shall annually elect one Of
ihrir number as president and each
shall receive four dollars per day for
his services in count. to he paid out Of
the county treasury; provided, however,
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tailed S4,491037 as against s4.626,SS4
rivpn in the nreyious three years.

I
Contributions for the aid Of the In
firm clergy came to $3.295,Q52 and fer
iother purposes endowments totalllng
SOS, 0634ll were given. Sittings in the
churches in the triennum Just ended
totalled 1904 $50, an increase Of pa
l67o over the triennum ending In l9i"'
Church hospitals accounted for IN the
report. number 1875, as against ~ &C
counted for in 1913. Homes Tor tne
aged or INDECENT number at present
II. an increase Of one.
The report outlined the work done
in the missionary field and asserted
Thai The committee appreciates that
the christian ideal includes the sal
yation of the individual and the sal
vation of society. 1t added that there
are "a theological institutions, "a col
legiate institutions and l2S academies
under the control Of tn echurch.
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new ADVANCE IN
POTTERY PRICES

EAST LIVERPOOL, Oct. 24.--Pol.
teries engaged in the manufacture M
tableware to-day notified their custom
ers of general advance OF 20 per
cent. in selling prices. All goods are
10 be sold on the Isis now in force,
and 20 per cent. will be added TO in,
voices. There viii. be no discounts
This is the third increase in the
tableware trade this year, the first of
5 per cent. having been made in
March. and the second, also of per
cent. in July. Continued advance in
the prices OF all things entering. into
the manufacture Of pottery, including a
wage increase of 10 per cent. last week
is assigned as the cause Of the new
Potteries in Ohio. West Virginia,
PENNSYLVANIA. New York. New Jersey
and Maryland are affected.
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SEALED PROPOSALS
Proposals for Furnishing
Coal to the Public Schools
of Wheeling, West Vir-
glnia.

Sealed proposals will b. received At
The Clerks Office in the High School
Building until 500 p. H.. Monday
November 18th. 1916. 10 supply III"
public schools of Wheeling Except
the High SCHOOL, with Clean Coal
for the year beginning November 18TH,
1916.
Coal 10 be- delivered al the various
school buildings as required.
The Committee reserves the right
10 reject any or all bids.
Proposals 10 be marked outside
Proposals for Coal"
J. II. Gollncr, Chairman Committee
on Building and Grounds.
Frank Stanton, Clerk.
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SECOND INJUNCTION
IN THE COAL CASE

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Oct. -
The second injunction has been issued
in the state courts here 10 prevent any
company or person from moving a
dwelling from lis foundation on Cahln
Creek. In addition to these lnstru-
ments, % armed guards surround the
building. One company seeks TO oul!d
a railroad track to mine back of this
building. and another company seeks
TO prevent it. One company has at
lached the building TO trees by means
of cables and workmcn employed by
the other company today cut the ca
blcs and attached blocks and tackle,
purposing to pull the house out Of the
way. The ropes attached were cut ny
employees of the other company. Trou-
HE is feared.
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RESIGNATION OF MR..
DAWSON ACCEPTED;
s, 4, SCOTT NAMED
s. ecial ris,lrch to the ln;cl:I:,ucer.

S, eclal lis Itch tn me lh;clIi"m,eE.
CLARkSBuRG. w. VA, Oct. - AT
a special meeting Of the Republican
State Committee, held here to-day,
Chairman Joseph Holt Gaines preSd-
ing, the resignation of J. W. Dawson.
Charleston. as nominee for prcSiden-
tial elecIOr at large. was UNANIMOUSLY
accepted. and Hon. :. A. Scott, of Fay
cite county. was unanimously chosen
TO fill the vacancy.
Mr.. Scott is leading business man
and IN active Republican. There were
90 Of the SO members of the commit
tee at the meeting, and there were OPP
timistic reports made by all of them
on the prospects for sweeping party
victory in their respective communi-
ties.
The committeeman spent most Of
the day seeing the busineSsllke. way
the wheels are hunming at State head
quarters, later dining with Chairman
Gaines at the Waldo hotel.
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German Offensive Coming.

PAKIs, Oct. -. 4:ol p. m.---Ln Lib
crtc'S correspondent on the front IN
northern France, say. that he growing
intensity of the hulnhardmGnt between
between the AnCre ANA the Sommn in
dictates that the Germans Ar" preparing
for another attempt TO remedy Sltua-
ton which is becoming more critical for
them each day.
Emperor William, adds 'hc CnrrcSpon-
dent. has even been reported to ~ at
limiuarics for the formidable counter
offensive in view, for which the Ger
man army ON the Summr front is said
10 have received strong lcintorcemcnt9
in infantry and NOR" esp :clalsy IN ar
iiIl,ry.
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RUNAWAY GIRLS HELD

Ethel and Alice Walsh Young girls
who We're picked UP by the police last
night are being detained in custody Of
Humane Officer Sheldon Joseph The
girls are said 70 have run away from
ttcir homes AZ F'rosthurG. Md. and were
seeking employment at places where il
is said that environments would not he
favorable 10 their character. W"rd is
being awaited from the mother Of the
girls.
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CREDIT nmN TO MEET.

CHARLESTON. W. VA. Oct. u
Credit associations or Huntington, Blue.
field, Graham. Va. and Charleston. Will
hold g. joint meeting in Charleston the
evening nf Monday. November IL. one
Of the principal speakers Will he j. II.
Trcgoc. Of New York. sccretary-trcas-
urcr Of the National Association or
Credit Mcn. Plans Will hn made Mt the
menting for The establishment Of an
adjustment bureau.
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Stean1nrS Sunk.

LONDON. Ocl. II. S:UI 7. MI M
Norwegian Steamers Sccundn and Gron-
hay. have been sunk says Reuter- dcs-
patch from Christ iania. The GronhauE s
crew was rescued. The Norwegian
steamer Edan. The despatch adds. has
hren seized and taken 10 Emdrn Ger
many.
IInrcis Shipping Agency reports that
he Nnrwr GiHn bark Gum has hecn
burned by tho Germans and the crew
landed.
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A Big victory.

PAElS, oct. -. 1910 y. m.-~~ln u pow
crful series IF attacks on the Ncrdun
front The French hay" captured the VII
lage and fort Of D0l!aumnnt. advanced
beyond the rhiuumunt Work AMI farm
and occupied also tn" Haudrnmont quar-
RIGS. north Of Ncrdun. according Ia the
bulletin issued Ivy the war rficc TO-
night. Tie prisoners captured and
counted thus far number $500.
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WANTED-MECHANICS.

WAH1EO-Fcr large manufacturing concern IN north
rrn On!o lmaclunIstS. boring mill. large anil small
la:hets. planners. rcIarmen sSsemblers, bench AMI
Hoo. hands also .lrrricIans. !inemen Carpenters.
viz" ii:"rS blackSrnithS. pattern makers trner..
Srad2 wor, With substantial increase In 80 days If
yoi make good. Apply Anlrew Maltert. Hotel Wheel
,lr . z N. =. H. o-2j.h
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EPISCOPALIANS
CONTINUED from First Page.)

tional and charitable institutions and
has an average income Of more than
$2Q. 000QD0 year. EndOwments for
the support Of the churches for the tri'
ennum totalicd $19,07S.112,09 as
against SI4.%-0.li7 i'm 1918. Endow'
ments for the support OF bishops to,
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The tenants you OUGHT TO HAVE
are reading the ads in this paper every
day. You are to decide as to whether
YOUR ADS are to be part Of their
readinu or not au26.t
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APPLICATION FOR PARDON
Parole Notice.

Parole NotIce.
| Ia Whom Il May Concern:
! Nnc. i hereby given tina; Emma Williams. nov
S"rv,rS . sentence ~ the Wcss Virginia lea:cnt!ar'.
wi! apply uI lmcr NoTcm1HT 10Th to the Boar
a. Parole tq: ! Recommendation 10 tho Governor :ci
Yarrr ~ Z. WHITE.
! u.9ir.I Warden
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis Bert 8 ny
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERIAL EM8ALMER,
1872 aid 1924 Main Street
Calls Answered Day or Might
Store Phones 635.
C. J. Bertschy. Natl Phone 1959R
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You can get insurance against loss
of rental income--but you can protect
yourself from such loss through time.
ly advertising.
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INVESTMENTS.

CALIFORNIA TIeadweli Gold Mining Co., listed on
y. !. curb s. gar value. Stock new Offered :M
sale TO culrp mile. Ore veins prened full length u!
property showing enormous possibilities dividend
;arur AGjouS ono Of the largest Gold Producers N
california Scsd f"T circular aud special propcston
\, ". Lets. Investment Securities. Sc BroadTay
Nr,r York lily o-25.S
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French SMASH
CONTINUED from First Page.)

rines or mines. The tonnage Of the
British steamers sunk aggregated t.
291
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WANTED-Male and Female

WaETED-Mcn women. to become L. 5. Gosc.a!n"li
clerks $75.np month. List OF positions obta.na5!.
free. Write to-dsy. Franklin Institute Dept. lf5.T.
Rochester - Y o-2l-2su-: -1l-iS
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WANTED-FemaIe Help.

WaETED-A good SRI for general housework. ''sii
or i!une al7-W. +. V. leathcrTood, Mrs. A'J.i;
nI!Mac OH
WANTED Girls IS years OF age. clean work.
srcd wages. Apply Wheeling Tile Co.. 3ist ar
t'hiulIue STREETS o-.5-i
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Rreummer & Eildebrand

Funeral Directors and Embalmerl.
Corner market and Twonty-second Sta
Telephone 2Gf. Open' dQY AID nt&sSs
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D I E D

zIEEOwICK Gu SUNDAY. Oc:oGc: u. 1915. 81 IL
.,.,,.r. = m a. Axiom, Ohio WILLIAM ZlERO-
WICK IN the jiSt yeaT ~ hts nse-
r;,nr~al from tie family residence ISIS Eon street.
Tnur,,!ay morning at $50 Hr,uldm high mass 8;
st Ai,itonsuS church at "'c:'.,& Friends OF The
family arr limited 10 attend Intc:Gicat si NJ
I'ahaty cemetery.
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NTdIH
WsNTEO-Two licensed stationary steam engineers at
:hc mine of the johnson Goa! Company AZ John-
sou Station. Ohio. o-S-3o--5
WaNTEo-S,rnng bog Apply between and
H.. I.:cI!i Scnccr mall room. o-i2-a
WaNTE D-SalcSnen IN sell household goods. E1-
rertrrre unnecessary and liberal compensation 10
wide s,v.ke man. {. F. Adams Co.. li40ll Maid
ST. Upstairs.
WaNTED-licn and boys for light factory work Ap1
Iiy Wheeling CorrueatIns Company, Martins Ferry.
Ohio. au--9.u
WANTED Two yours men TO work news agents On
B X q. trains. Apply Ct Union News Co. Office.
Il n q d.,r,; se-3-u
WaNTEO-ht nnro. several good delivery and s1its
l-ivs la work before school. Apply at CiEcu aiion
department, Inrciigruccr. between and a. NJ,
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WANTED-Male Help.

WAHTED-S;rorG hoy. steady work and advancement.
Wholesale house. S. b. EFchs company. l:9a
Main 81. o--1l
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MISCELLANEOUS.

wANTsp-Mine mule. Schick's mina. phone. i'el
.gY-2 BSIlare. o's1-a
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FOa EENT-N.cnly furnished :ocm gentleman ony.
All corcacnccs. 1915 Broad~ay Nat. l55S-M
s.lJ.a
Evening star., 1916-10-22
Army Notes.

Lieut.. Col. Stephen LII. Slocum. re-
tired, accompanied by Mrs. Slocum, has
returned to Washington for the season
and, while waiting for the completion OF
alterations in their new home In New
Hampshire avenue, are at the Hotel
Powhatan-
Capt. and Mrs Samuel G. Shartle have
returned to Fort Monroe after a visit
to Washington.
Miss Barbara Ripley, daughter of Lieut..
Col. H. L. Ripley and Mrs. RIPLEY. has
gone to Hadley. Mass, where she will
spend the winter at college.
Col. Samuel Reber. has been ordered to
duty at Chicago at the expiration of his
present sick leave. Until recently Col
J'eher vas attached to the office of chief
sisiia. officer of the army.
Col Aubrey Lippincott. for some time
on leave at Washington. has been de-
tailed to duty in the Signal Corps and
will spend the winter here.
Mai Cen Charles Humphreys, retired,
and Mrs. Humphreys have this season
leased large apartment at the Wyo-
ming. where they have made their home
for a number of years. They will have
their daughter. Mrs. Harlee of California,
to spend the winter with them.
Mai. T. c. Lyster and Mrs. Lyster
sailed last week for Brazil. where Maj.
Lyster Is on duty in connection with the
yellow fever commission.
Maj. H. l.. Newbold sailed October
for his new post of duty as military
Evening star., 1916-10-22

attache Of the United States embassy at
Constantinople.
! Capt. Corydon G. Snow. accompanied
by Mrs. Snow, is making visit to Wash
| ington, having come here from his sta
tion, Fort Bayard. N. M.
Brig. Gen. Medorem Crawford, retired,
and Miss Crawford. They will shortly
| take possession of their winter home,
which has been undergoing alterations
since they left the city in the early sum-
mer.
Washington last week and will remain
in the city for some time on temporary
duty in connection with the completion
of his report of his observations while
acting with the allied forces on the
western front during his stay as at
tache to- the United States embassy at
London.
Brig. Gen. William Crozier has re-
turned to Washington with Mrs.
Crozier, who accompanied him on his
recent annual tour Of inspection OF the
armories and arsenals of the United
States Army.
Lieut.. Whitside. is in the city for a
visit to her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Reside. Later she will go to
New York for the winter.
Capt John NJ. Dunn will return from
Panama this week, and on his arrival
in New York will be met by Mrs. Dunn.
who has been spending several weeks
at New York.
Col. F. F. McGlachlin, who was re-
Gently ordered to Washington for a
course at the War College, and Mrs.
McGlachlin have leased an apartment
at the Toronto.
Col George H. Cameron and Mrs.
Cameron have been Joined by the Misses
Cameron at their home, 1913 P street