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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-26
THE FIRST ADVENTURE


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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-26
WOMEN'S STRIKE is
NOW EXTENDING

PARIS. May -. p. ln.--Thc wOm-
ems strike is extending gradually from
the clothing trade 10 all occupations in
which women are employed. -Four
thousand bank clerks. most OF them
women, met this morning at the labor
exchange To plan Il campaign for high
CT wages.
Most Of them are now earning three
francs a day. Branches Of the Trinci-
pal banks Of Paris were closed for :.
short time in consequence Of This
meeting. but not as IL measure of re-
SiStanCc 10 The strikers demands. lr
is generally understood that thcS"
women deserve higher pay. aud will
receive il. rs well as women employed
in various clerical and manufacturing
posts. 1t remains only for their dele
gates TO confer with representatives
OF tho employers.
Police guards wrr" Increased large
~ during I'll" morning. H. Il pr"cau-
tlunalN nraSurC. There have been no
disturbances thus far.
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IL s,lnS"th low in very heart,
w" hear il each and all
y song of thnSc who answer not.
However We may call;
They thrunE the Silrnc" uf TIC brraSr
We So" them as "f yurr---
The kind. the brave. the true. the sweet
Win" walk with US no more.
Ills hard 80 tail" The burden up
When ;h"S" HAY" laid IL down
They frightened all the JOY OF life.
Th"y Sn:trn"d every frown;
!;Ut. oh. It's good to think at them
When wr are troubled >Ur"!
Thinks l." Ia God that such hIv" been.
Although they arc 10 more.
More hum"lill" seems the vasl unknown
Since they huN,: entered there;
IT, follow them were not So hard
Wherever thry may fare;
rh"y cannot l." wh"r" God is not
ON any S''a "r shore,
WhHtc'cr hc;id"S Thy love ahid"e.
car Cod. forcTrrmorc.
II ohm " Chadwick
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-26
TO GUARD AGAINST FIRES

Eac National Board OF Fire l'nd";
writer's has undertaken Ihr most ~
tfnSive work yrI Projected in IL. ma
iurc o. ":r time conservation IN "a,
S"ENic" OF he Icrumen;. Every
Gay furnishes Increased evidence ina;
IN" world is racing with starvation
T. IS l crime against humanity u III,
t"w the usual urvc,.utI"c al tires in
~rain elevators and other places OF
>i"raG" 20 b" continued. The National
Enard. therefore,. has been wuvkin"
nUj eNi"r>lN" plans fuv providing lir,.
protection. uS DISTINGUISHED from mere
Hr" indemnity. ior all "lcv%lol>. Hour
MILLS. potato and onion Warehouses;
and o,hrr food repositories in The
United States. Their a,filI,ir~ Az, ":
It farreachiuc MATURE. involving in
Spec;ionS, the correction OF structural!
HAZARDS and ;ho promotion NJ careful
methods, including cI"an!in"SS
~ H''>| dilIuSil iHSS CT itilt 81
Piles through tire has long been yrru--
nlzed as very largely preventative. bu'
there never before has been such az
opportunity for bringing about L Wide
spread campaign OF conservation. Thu
successful fruits OF this campaign
should preserve the living for unnum.
bcred thousands who's" food require.
m"ntS would DC destroyed wcrr tn"
tire loss 20 renain as usual.
This campaign is culstug IA" soyr.
ICES OF approximately four Thousand
trained. tire prevention engineers, IN.
SlectorS. SURVEYORS and appraisers 10,
Gated in every part OF the country.
as well as OF numerous Supplementary
insurance organizations and an army
OF Officials, leagues. committees and
associations. all cO-ovdinalrL into 4
single movement. working earnestly
Tor tho narion'S safety. Il Is Of thu IL
most Importance that every iud!vid-
ual in the nation should consider hiru-
self aS L committee uf one to COOP
crate in thu removal OF all unneCeS.
Sary fire hazard tina; may COM With
n his knowledge. The urgency OF
this need is paramount.
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WHAT DELAYS CONGRESS

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i, has mazda far mo.. r.,nid nr,,rrs.
with war LEGISLATION than WAS mad.
bv the British narIiamcui after the
outbreak Of III. E,uropran war.
That ther. has h..n irri-aIjuy d..
Law nobody denies bui il MAS clearly
shawn hy r,:uir.rs nj horh -nnIj,irol
parties that this delay was du, chief
l.: TO injection of n"rdlcss subjects
into the la-iSl;ttjy" pruyram. Most
of these WAS The rer
scrshin n~oy;sinr of the .Sniouarn
bill. Til" administration ,ndrayornd.
with all the power II could brin. tn
boar, 20 force this measure, through,
both Houses uf Congress. Having
failed, it finally admitted lha; the
measure. could b. left Tor future con.
The power Of tn" admin.
was such. however. that il
was abb" ~ keep this obnoxious meas
TIRE before Congress day after day 70
Il" exclusion Of legislation OF utmost
in OR war program. Hat! ,
i" administration admitted at first. !
:, II lid finally. that this subject .
'ould b" lift for futur" discussion. ,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-26
OUR TIMELY AID

THE statements made by prelni,.:
Lloyd George in the British House of
Commons Yesterday. with regard IL
3he submarines menace are gut" a,
heartening to this country as Ih"y AZ.
encouraging 70 our English cousins
IRt such announcements should no.
gull us into a false security. There
As much 10 be done ycL ~ makc =,
&o2rtncinS hcadway against the op-
lions OF the$. elusive sea pirates
Yiemier George. however. holds uul
j definite hope that ;niS ruthless
ðod OF w;lrt4g~ vii! finally De maS.
ered, when, he S&ES. iii.. t;"y;Uuu H..
Hendence on this NOD" OF Warfare is
doomed to disappointment liz adds
authority 10 this Siairmruf wHru H..
Evers L say this with Il tuii srnsv OF
Responsibility and on behalf al tn"
government. after t@ll considerations
pr the whole facts
: 1t is extremely gratifying to know
$bat in this work the naval lorrr u.
PIE United States, ROW operating N
conjunction with tue British navy. is
acknowledged to be & large factor in
the confidence that now inspires The
British government OF ultimatH sue
less in overcoming the menace that
ct one time threatened the subjecIioa
III England b. starvation The debt.
Of gratitude ;hoy owe US for ca: Il
fectiye assistance was fcIiciloUsly eX- |
pressed hg Mr.. George.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-26
LAIN MISREPRESENTATION

s, Great STRESS is put upon and Il tech.
Hical advantage hats been taken By The,
SpinelesS pacitSts aud thc pro German
element OF President Wilson'S ad-
dress before the Rcd Cross Society Vi
washington. which they nave: misin-
terpreted for their own miserable pur.
poses, They have takca up Tie
phrases uttered by the President that
st%s have gone 20 war without any
Especial grievance against Germany
and twisted it 10 mean that ". are
engaging in l. war without any. justi-
acation. Worn and haraSsed as he is
BY heavy cares and possibilities.
president Wilson cannot be expected
to always weigh the niceti.S OF cX-
preston. Anyone who has read Ills
, marvellous outline of Ihe reasons why
TIA United States WAS Compelled t.
Join with the -Alli"S in this conflict
can see that no such meaning Us has
Been given his Red Cross Spe@cu was
attended. Our course was plainly SCI.
birth when the President, DECLARING
+he stand this country had finally
Ken, said, Cold helping hcr, she
I'D do no other
hat the President had in mind
he said We had no grievance
st Germany was, that with the
ION itself We had 10 quarrel and
Mat We held 20 enniity towards the
German people, and that Is true. Ii
i the autocratic government and the !;
military despotsn OF Germany tina;
las forced US into this war in self !
6efense, for honor, liberty and III. I'm. :
DERIVING principles Of democracy. But
If possible there was (. still higher
motive that swirl; US into line. which
Fas the hope that our strength misht
york to the fastening Of Il bcneticent
peace, and that our voice will be po- i
Genital at the peace council t.lat will :
assemble in the future. This is
brought out clearly in tn: speech OF !
the British Prime Minister, Lloyd |
Eeorge, on our entrance into the war, :
Eho elaborated til" Thought in thu fol-
lowing impressive words: IL
But also say ';trt ,.:.:s SO NOR, il; |
fhe Enowi"dS'- i'.Ht america; - ;;ni... =, =,
win a right 70 b.. a. 'hc C"af.c.i,,,r titl!.> |
Ehen terms - i".ic': a-c discussed. {
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GERMANS MUST APPEAR
AND BE REGISTERED

HUNTINGTON. w. Va. May 90
Subjects OF the German empire resid-
ing in Huntington have been called ON
10 appear al the Office of The United
States marshal in the federal build.
ing tomorrow or Monday for re2istra
ton in accordance with The presidents
proclamation under the alien enemy
act. All Germans who lave not re.
ceived final citizenship papers arc af-
lectcd. Subjects Of Austria-IIungary
Turkey and Bulgaria are not classed
as alien enemies
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Washington News Of
Interest To West Va,

| WASHINGTON. II. g. May 81. {.
! Peck. of Logan COUNTY. was one among;
: Ii" many "HcIulrH Of submarines whu
! was admitted Ia the office at Captain
! Wi!llapI Sir"th"r Smith to show III:
| model, ami rNplnin II, Of Il device which
! III claims Will help 10 put the Gcrma:i
SubmArin" Ont of thC piracy and high
sea murder business. Mr.. Peck exhibit
ed his model in Congressman Choppers
! office prior to his visit tn Captain smith.
. Who's" huSiH"S: II Is I" sec ali visiting
inventors. and there are many Of them
each day. and listen to what they have
t. suggest. lnd INSPECT models ur draw
InGS Whenever they IHiG them "a offer.
y hill providing for continuing tn"
caIIHli%ation ri III" ohio river. HppTn-
prialinS So .n0n .inh FOR tn" samr, aS pro-
vIdcd in IN" general project adopted by
the river ana harhnr act. was intrnd"r-
eel In III" hpuS" hv CONGRESSMAN N""lE
aad rrirr"rd 10 the ""nmltl"" on rivers
n,iI harbors. Mr. Needy Introduced the
hill us L. war measure. and at the com
lnitt"c hearing "H Il Will explain why II
should hc faV"ranly acted upon rs such.
In the event that Il rivers ami harh"rS
bin i introduced ut his session il viii
H.. h"CaIS" there is Wurn of that KIND
to h" don" IN facilitate "nr war opera
tinnS Tilr report is current that the
president woulh lend his inf!Gcncr to-
such It hill. and thrt estimates Of lir%-
rrt projects; II the kind total appr"N!-
!lHi'Iy 81" noe .nhu. which is an amount
satisfactory 10 III" president IL is said.
Whether III" phin river can be gotten
INTO 4 war ri;"rS auh hHThurS iiil d.
bends considerably upou huW IL X Ni"w-
ID in relation L. the government plants
at Charleston. Congress man WnVd%Ird
conferred with Chairman Small. 81 IN
rivers and hn"h0rS committee. - |" thiS
r.triY in tho week.
In til" most recent i~i # army pro-
moi !on, sent th III" >s"nai" by ih' Iir'.'i- !
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give THE FARMER A CHANCE
TO Enforce Freedom the Seas Are We Jeopardizing
Our Liberties Land?
BY WALDO G.. MORSE
Lawyer and PuhiiciSl.

threats 10 rOnli~catc profits Rather
let iii" farmer he guaranteed Il mini
mum prize" aS in thar one county. Let
Thal guaranty now b" given by The
;ndtlUu. The United States have IN
idnuhind authority tn buy Tor future
H." and iur h. uSr at t!s,' allies. They
may now offer To lake all produce 1T
fair price. ana then indeed Wu"ld
III" Tear uI famine depart liz hau
dream.
! / 10" am for farmer aud AM pluw-
!u@ up land "nica iI;t., lain under WI
tl"r since the time Of tn, food Of
NnHh l!uG now il il drained. and
through one hundred and forty acres
where ruShrs. HAY" grown III" irartnr
il turning burrows SIHN;rrm inches
! deep AMI thirty inches wide. l. am
ahGu' 10 plant putaiU"> which cost
-four dollars pr buShrl. making forty
dollars per acre for seed. THEA there
ar" tEr wages and Other charges. and
VII" Il to guarantee" ms Il favorable
season or good crops ar any crops
wlat"V''r .Nre the United States
barking IA" in ih'' enterprise" liy no
means Whirh Oi the TN thousand
farmers who HAY" LOST 'h,ir white?
wheat viii receive ANY allowance iron:
tn" LnVrrnmCEl in consideration of
The present moment seems IN lime
Tor discussion Of constitutional linn
,hIinn>. hui ! hHr" prHcliCrd law Tor
thlrjN-lhrr'' years and cannot refrain
from N"nlurin@ now Il belief shat price
control by III" United States govern.
Lurnl would ll3V. seemed unlhiukable
To TIA" farmers OF tn" constitution ANA
an Ahonlinaliun III any courts uniil rhr
arrival IF Those Of Tie present day.
vino anon" rhr fathers uf INV republic
t;r"mCI that power a. granted by ;hc
10 ''pruvidr for The com
mon G"i"HSt.' could ~" twisted into IN
aUl huliIv in congress ana empower Inc
rv"ruilNr 10 take pruW'ri! from pro-
,luC"rS ii Il loss and give it To con-
4umrr> through uric" control"
tn assert The ir,.",um ut Ihr sea WI
hav" cone into 4 great struggle. We
refused 10 BE- limited in til" right OF .
rur citizens to 81 upon III" ocean and
IL traffic throughout ;llr world. Let
Us hrwar" lest W" los" our liberties
III lhr land How much greater The
IF personal rights from
which wr may suffer and how many
nor" by jhH hundrrd1uld those AZ
'rHlrG Why undertake. Ia dragon
AZ producers OF our wealth? Rather
rr lis act like true Americans and
rust the patriotism, business sense
md initiative Of nnr free farmers.
II thu world j. 10 be fed VIC must
live lhr American farmers Il chance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-26

II tGc good government" boys con-
,!,:rt Ia" city's business nS inucligcmlly,
efficiently aud honestly as the OFT fuug
administration has performed its duties
h; Will he doing we'll.
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ONE FATALITY REPORTED.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. May %
One fatality WAS reported to-day 10 the
workmen's compensation department.
John Hess. 0l Vanwood. an emplnyc
Of the Wood Sullivan Coal company.
was killed by a fall Of slate. kosS
was a Hungarian and leaves de-
pendent child
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| III the mass Of Legislation OVERTURE
, ing private relations. our greatest pre-
tcctors: the farmers. must not b
= harmed.
n one county III" Commission o
General Safety has ORGANIZED Il cox
po:atiun which will guarantee 10 al
farmers who increase their area .
planning minimum price such as Wi
yield them Il fair profit. ObviuuSl,
~" Intention at The Offer is 10 sam
ulau" Production.
Th,' cEampl, So by tina; enc COUNTY
may b" commended 10 H." entire Coun
try The plan might he STUDIED with
profit by The national administration
IN lis wish. Tor power to prevent farm
"rS from securing any r,.luvnS which
agents 81 thu federal authority may
consider too large.
Responsible officials III the rNrru.
Nv" departments 1T Washington arr
now appearing III the committee ruullS
III congress. The administration has
diSr'2ard"d al! pr''rcdrnls with lis
cabinet Officers. a. work directly -
inIIu"nc" and control LEGISLATION con.
t"rTin@ aTiuGra;lC executive puwca.
Among other things Ih,y would III.
crease production by limilin: prices.
But I'll" county people are nearer
!" The land. They know the American
farmer better than do statesmen al
washington and understand how mT'u
lu6rr persuasive" than Il slick behind
l. I'll" bag OF meal ahead.
In many 'r'"iOns already iaur.H ar"
ON "t cultivation her: and there b,..
ralS" o. he high prices for labor ami
supplies. Many farmers are wonders
a. l.i,,
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sion under the age law was filed with
INC commissioning oil pensions today b.
congressman woodward in behalf "
Solomon smith of near Bc!lcrtlc.
Osborne Sheppard Of PcnnShuro is :,
visitor III the city, coming here 10 lind
an opportunity I" enter the government
service CURING the war.
Marion {. Thompson Of Spencer. APP
pointed u ihr naval academy by Con-
gresham Nondyari. has been notified
that h" successfully passed the mental
examination and must hold himself ia
readiness 10 report Tor the physical ca
animation carly liz June.
Samuel Il. lS"man. a leading INGREDIENT
az West EIrG!niH. has offered Il farn
.! Ian" acres located in Marion C0un-
~. south Carolina. IL IN" government
!" max" Whatever use al IL the govern
m"nt may ductd" during the term uf lie
WIZ. IT the government wants To turn
II over 10 tho people TO farm il is al!
rl&ht with The owner There are ~
strings /" AIR. lSs'rlan's generous AMI
patriotic Offer. which was turned over
to- I'll" government with Il favorable en-
d"rScmcnt By congressman Nicely.
iuStina"tcrship commissions. dated
May Ind, have hccu mad. out and for
""rd"d IL Li"urSc &. Smith at llagcr and
William II. Jackson, AZ Douglas.
TN" ,nsior commissioner today n"li-
IL Il Srnht"r Sutherland that the pen
ION "i ''r"rG" Cation Of clifton Mills.
i:in i""n Increased 10 $40 - month dat .
'nT from april. 1916. and that Of na! III !
NfiHrhtrauEht. "r Grove city. o. but
l"Tm"rlH OF West. Virginia, IN 81? 4 |
month from October. 1916.
vi application for lh,. aviation corp.
" iS ILL today hy Senator Sutherland !
II tl Ill,
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y petition signed by citizens Of Park
crSburg asking for the Immediate pas
sage Of Il national pr0hi bitiun law to
conserve III" grain supply OF the coun-
Try WILLS presented 20 the house today
b. Congressman woodward.
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Mr.. and Mrs T. Il. Eurbrc of Alma.
Tyl"! county. ARE in Washington. The
laLtcr underwent 4 surgical operation
al Il local hospital last Saturday and is
safely n" the road TO completes recovery,
III" surgeons in attendance assure Mr..
Furbrc.
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Til" only WHY to beat tn" draft Is TO
enlist before It Is operatives.
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Keep MP tn score. Last week IS
German Submarines were bngscd and
only - merchant; ships were sunk
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Economy i constructive. hut parsi-
m0my is constructive.
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And still tn" country is rot awake to
tn" fail import OF this war.
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To bo jus "ish; y"u cau'' keep :hn
Sabbath day holy unless you observe It
wholly.
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traffic IN liquors shall Be prohibited.
was presented To tn" house today by
Congress man Reed.
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POOLING ARRANGEMENT.

WASHINGTON, u. c., May o.
y pooling arrangement for coal shin
mcnta TO tidcwater in New England,
simi! lar 10 that which goes into cffec;
on th" Great Lakes on June |, is un-
der consideration. by the governments
general fuel board. The question will
be taken up soon with the railroads
which also will be asked to work orr
Il cooperative Arrangement for divert
inS sutflclent coal shipments 10 the
New England States. .....
What will follow the world war?
Mr.. rutherford wip:,tell you, Sunday
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What arc y"u doing for the rcd
'r"$s" Every little III, helps 10 make
:. !ittlH hit moro.
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Keep your cy" on the spring drive the
Italians are making.
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What th3 Senate will do /" that way
revenue bill will b. Il p!cntcOuH amp!i-
tHdc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-26

Poland WAITS home rule. and she will
ct i;--whcrr The chicken got the axe,
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Congressman Nicely has rcqurs; ell
secretary OF War Baker IL locate one
OF tn: soldiers mobilization caInus i'm his
congressional district. Major Nicely
didn't say at just what place he would
Ike il placed. but ii is assumed that
.ths old place will do SO long as IL is
III the First district
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send in his application" wro,; the Col
pftl, If. | am permitted To rails. a d.
VISION ana can use 1lr. Itugil | will be
delighted TO do so"
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ABIDING LOVE

And tho next day was very chilly.
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Application for an increase in pen
sion under the age law was filed with
the commissioning Of pensions today b.
congressman woodward in behalf Of
Solomon Smith of near BuIlCyilc
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An application for :; soldiers widows
pension has hccn iilnd ut the Pension
bureau ny Senator Sutherland in pchalr
- Mrs Nancy Shahan. "f Ncwpurg
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all business be- held up until the pro-
visions o. l!lE law ar" aSccrtdineu?
Great. isn't il"
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Osborne Sheppard OF Pcnu$huro *. :,
visitor III the city, coming here 10 lind
an opportunity t. rntrr the government
service curing the war.
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Frank 1lutS"nsrill"r. for years con-
ECctcd with III" executive departments
OF tho West Virginia National Guard,
"hininS III" It'll" Of captain is in WASH
inSt"H. II" would like 20 get into the
Federal service during tie war. and he
II here lWokiMg arnund 70 that md.
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s. petition signed hy. Mrs. Harvey W.
Hammer. president. and members Of III"
NSomcns Civic club Of rarkCr$burg.
favnrnE the establishment; ri Il five
- zone ur4und arm! camps in which
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Mrs. John $. Cunningham. of West
Virginia. and her daughter. Mrs. Ebert
NHlllcr Cunningham, are in Washing
ton for visit. They will hn iotr.u
shortly by I"nedict Cunningham VINO.
will remain for i few days. The Cum
n'nEhams have taken Il furnished house
on Massachusetts avenue, Il fashionup,,.
tEor0ughfHre Of thu. GapitaI