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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-18
IDENTIFY TOMPK|NS
IN CONNECTION WITH
Staying OF THREE

InIIEEIUWN, FH. Iuly " -. Geo
',url"r. II mine f"r"unu. I"hnv id"niI
nrd r;"urr" e. TnmuIln" nu III" nnn
hr rrrIurrd hr nav walking IN lhr Ill
rrcrihu uf nu nIiiuuuhIl" on u country
rumd near here SUNDAY. in which. no
anld. hr glimpsrh the hudicH or u wD-
mHn md boy.
The Identification WINK made In Tho
tnmbrlm ruumiy Jail NJ EhrnHburK.
where TnmpkinH IH h"lh. charged with
The murder uf Ednmuh l. IIumphrirH.
Mrs IInmphrl"a aud their son Ed
mnnd. .Ir. mH"h ID
Tompkina. through hir attorneys. to-
dny wniVrH preliminary examination
II In unhrrrIuuh hr Ir preparing 10
make II defense. The basis or which
VIII he The rtury hr told when he
drove an automobile containing ilid
three hudlrn IL Ih" liumphricn into
tniulllun "u Hunh", Iir said Ihn
Itntiy had been hrih up by mashed
hIEh"nImiun.
nrlnIlNrn ~hn pri" Win rnflnt In
Iinn,lnE ia. m,.nr ~ tIr Ii"E"hf 'n
;iuirlnr "IIi hr rlv"n an "rIi"i InnlIY
"G id"niIfYIuE I"mrhI In". II va" n"il
I,,uIrhI Irr,uh W"ni","t. Il" nI
irHt.ttInf'r Ii"Iull d'fi i",''h h' hnd
o",.n u MN runnlnr 'l"wu il" r""d.
IuIi r,,i hr nnnIhri nam IL 80 nulu
n,ullI, IN niru h. lnh"n /" ~" lniI
Iu drt,ru,Iur. II r"n"ihl'. wh'il,"t
I II,un,Ihiua rna ~" irnu II" ,'rw IN VI"
IuIt',uiuE un'hin"
IN ,uuu''ll'ru rIih otuI"uI"nI 10.
,In, 1T nlrlIltl hiI"In'Y T. ~ W"lIn"T.
That ~ m"lI,r I'u rh" murder bad been
II I"U'uI Ihnl T"npklnn
wno nunnrinIIy nhliCni"l 1" Mr. Iinm.
uhrIr". ~mr muh hIrr,I,r"h ln might,
WrIu"r rrItI"h t." IIvulp" III" unilvn
Irr rnli iInd h"ru found, d"rlnrinE It's
InIhll,uIi"m ~"Ihl i'"rrihIy weaken
The tInI'.r rhr'"
hrr"tIInG /" HhrrIn MuIh"IIrn. "f
( 'uIuhiIn ''uIuII. Ih" IlunphIl"r. ~.
r"ruI,nnI,,I hi IuIuphImr. were "n i"ii'"
In Philadelphia from r"III" cont hnld
Iupr .T IIunphII'r. whrr" II wan In
tended i"mrrkIun run /" n"IinnE"
ItuurIIv ~ nIh'I ~ ret fIn'lr wlIh
whIrh ~ pay "H his indebtedness !"
Mir iiunpIlIh'r. rhrm Ih" rh"rilug
incurred with 10" m,"n"r Ir Ir ~.
i,nrIrd tu l,nV" huitn""h Nulh'Il"n
d",lnrrn T"mplIur pur' lrnn"d m In
IrIrri Iu u cont 'lrv"lnptu"ut of Hum
ithr H."
Nm,i"r'' identification "r T"rnpklnu
IIm Ia end the possibility "f tn" Wur-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-18
ASSAILS RAPACTTY
OF THE RETAILERS

,III,'Ntr, M IuIv u ", 4 M""ro
Of - nru hrnIIIrU Ia I"uIIrv EnIh to-day
thnI Thor" nrr I0nnn0n r"nI'hr "f
Iu,Iltr, in nInrnEr Ia hi'"ru \ hnKH
riu,L h,. mid VIM n,'unIulnl"l 1" tnh"
rnrr ~ ord"Tr i"r TIA" lhlllrh govern
.InrnI rh, lnIirI. hr rnlh. "hr nn"hl"
T." obtain I"fiE"r"IinY nhlrn ma" ~"
bn'lt u"rI nf the "rhrT
'II"ldrrr 49,. attempting I" hIHr"'r" "'
ihrii rIn,.h at fi"m .! 1" - '"hln' h"i
nrr hnNiup - hnTh ilIno 81 II h'' "'H' "I
ia" tnrn"tir 81 th" I"InIl"in. n"lh NJ
NnuI'.
.'I,rnl.rr AZ. iIrInr l." F"l all lh" wy
fInuI - - 90 ,ruir u"nn'I, hnh Va "h"
~ Is hh"r hood nrhn oil 10" u '"hlh IIin
other day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-18

WhSIilNGTON. July lT.--tonI np"r-
nturn Of four rHni"rn Mnl"T nl II CON
ference her" today nnnlir"h government
urrIrInlr they would meet NIL lhr gov
rrumruir "unl nrrdn nnId Tint they
wuulh furnish nmuumIn nllntirh To them
hy nuy agency tn" government might
mime.
rhr ulcrIinn Of prirrH wnn not con
ridcrrh. although HrcrrInry DnnI"ln m
II nu""rh npp"nlHiE To their phiri"tInm
drrInrrd the uprrnIuTn nhuuld conn"
forward Im Ihr nhni" rpiriI nn shown
by The men Hhu don unifurmn nnd ~
to F'Innrr 'Th" prlcrn nnnlly I" H."
determined viii hr fhrd ntIrI the frd
rinl trade rinImlnrInm hhr ruInpl"I"'l
lGn imvrrliEnIlun nr rnnl rrnrlurIl"n
Turlr
Thr government Is cont requirements
fnI The neat year nCI"- pIIi NJ rilfhi'y
more than NV million inur Much nI
II mirIri he ~ Ihr ru'nlich rnI"krl"Th
varsity fuT urr by wnrnhlpr nhh Trans
ports Most 0f Tho npnrnl0rh al tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-18
TRYING To REACH BASIS Of
AGREEMENT ON FOOD CONTROL

WhHIIlI+i.Iilr IulE ~ :" nv
uruI I'm thn uruntr IuvnII ,uunr,u.
,.,. .,,,.,,.... I,,J can
u,
wv wv
ON PI""P "' ""'""'''' NV" VIZ
NJ Joint conferences ul Democratic
pnL lcuulIirun Lenders White on lh"
,,. u..., .,,,,,,,,r J,, wnu aurnI
+, .,,,,i..i.,,,r ,,,,, L,f,u.,. ,,r,u,,I and
,.,t ,,,r,,u, uG
the blII w"' m"'" '"'n"'' '''' Wv ''
rra' prupusuI- which ~" rAp"'l"h l."
,,,,,,,,, man, b,.ir ubIrrIiun4 and
dcr,.tnu rrurrnI ,IuuoIl
priurIu,I rr,h,iuu,. rrrurdrd hN Ihe
I,.uL,.r,. .r,. Iur Limitation uI govern
mani r,,,I,uI al ,uuI.. feeds. ami Ilrlr,
,,,.i,,,Iiu, L,,u-ru, and rh-ulIur, ere
alta, .,,,,.l.L h,,,,,d al Innd al
.,..,.,,..,,... -, ,L,.,. .,,i,rirL ,nn
',.,',.,'. ,o.,,.,L ~ administration
,...,,,,.,,.I u.iu,. Ia. ....u,.ir-.
.,. .,,., ,L ,I., me-, bu.l,rI
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....,., ,..,.l,. -, ,t,.,,l.nr
,., .,,,,,.,, l,,t,,i,. ,n..hinr
,.........,..,. ,.,l,.., ,,,L.,I,.,I,.,, I,tlI
anal .I,.,I,,,I,,. 81
t ,,,,,,,,,t r,u
,.,,n,i,Ir
,i,,, al tu,I vh,nI IInit un'rl
hruu, nrI rruiuI,,.a "nI,
u, tJ.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-18
ONLY SEVEN STATES
TO REPORT; DRAFT
DRAWING THIS WEEK
TO REVEAL. DETAILS
OF TIL. PLAN TODAY
OuIy Few Scattering D>lr'cIa
loltrporl. rnD'"wnH
Without Delay.

NAaItIf'tiInE. iuiy | All
iut nsy,,n "f ia" nt"i"" had i"''
ud ,"Inl,l,iI"n ." Ih"l' I""l 80
,.,u,.iI,.U Irn,.hIu,ty i.iilrhi 80.
.,u,,"rImr I"1" thni 'l'"~I" al
hIIlip umh, rl". ."h-'.ii'" 80"
n,,Il.tInn ln". unt H." i"ll h"'"''
tho. ,ni ~ rh" u.rh l"ur n'"'"
,"i,",I"h ,"n'iy 'lu'I"r li'" d"T "'"
M. "a, l'rn,im'."' la" h"'" !"
uII,trl iI'nl IL ll"'"' I'"'"'"'hr '"
,,rn,I only u trw iurul hl"lli'ln
urr uiruiur
AIIhrnrh nu ,"Inilr hnv" h""n
rcvrni"d. II wnH i"nIn"h l""lFl'
Tint Ia. plum nf draw inE !" u" h"lh
n, Hr,tuInry Nnh"I y urfir" rlI'n
ally han boon ,nmpI"lrd nn'l lhn'
an announcement on ia" "iIhl'''
mny he mnhr hy Iruv"Hl NnralIn'
I.cn"ruI tIuw,l"r iurnuii"". r"r
Rotary llnkor'F llunl approval Tor
tho plan la yet 10 b" EiV"n. bul
Grnrrni Grnwdrr may reveal
enough uf lh" details 10 Euihr
newspapers in preparing 10 p"o-
lish thr result and Iu inform res
iSlTauiS what facts they n'i"
ascertain in order In know lh"lI
exact poslri"u on tn" lIhbill'y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-18
COAL OPERATORS READY To
MEET THE NATIONS NEEDS

rninc from Tho Hm0kcIca'
ronI nrldr nf I'rnnhyivnnln. Mhrylhnd,
VIrginlm nh Went Virginia.
In nErrrIuE Ia supply the govern
nrni'n ronl by n nyHl"m of hIln'm6ht
The 0prrninrn bound ihcmnrlvrn Rlss
10 Inkn rnrr ~ rnrh others CONNER
riuI orders when they nrn tAk"n nver
nv the government. The plan hd0pt"I
virtually ninnIntn to pool or coal nold
10 the government. Committees nHmnA
by The nImrnInrn Will report TO tho coal
nf the drfonHn council ma
nrL advice nn in nlIntm"nt. Tho nll0l'
mrnl prnbnhly viii hr mnde by IN"
,Irrrnm council or by the federal trhd"
rnmmlnnlun.
Moro than 1--WE hundred operators
vrIr at The conference, The KOVefh'
ni,rIi WAS Trprrrrnirl by bnrrotArr
DnnIrlr. " u i.nlvrr OF tho lndarI
Trad" rnunlnrlon. Vnn -, Manning OF
the bureau 0f mlnrr, George OtiA nI
The rrul0ElChl survey and by momO"rs
nf tbs drfrnno councils coal O0nmIt
loo,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-18
FLEET OF GERMAN
BLOCKADE RUNNERS
ROUTED BY BRITISH
6 SUNK; 4 CAPTURED;
3 ASHORE; ! ESCAPE.


InfiItpt, Iuly II A nucl uf ~
~ t, L,.,,
IuII"h hY liI lllnh "nInhli'n "I'"'
,,,,. ,.. Ia m, ,,tI u,u ne,
'"I"'r !" ''"'''
ynuI,Iuu ii.lI",h III" "lI''u'""
,I. .,,,
uuuh im,t ~"I" ""r'"i"h "h'' 'h''"
,..,I ,, .tL, t,ut, "A ,nnui II,t,
dlrpnl'h -" "'h"'" "''" "'"'F "'
npri hY rh"ll ni", hni "hn"r"h '' ="
,r, md Iut luiu tiI" huI bot "l ll"'
,.,J,,n
,,t.. ,t,,,I,,,, ,t,ptuCtr whI. II rllUlICu
u,, ,,Il,, r,,,nd,,u ufT
I''''' , i n,II,uh
'""' ,,,, .T,,,
h""li"E''' v" WV Wv ''''' N
nrrII"f"" ''"'' "''' '' ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-18
TERRIFIC UPHEAVAL
FROM MOUNT ETNA

thThNIh. hlrlly. July !" Ii'r.
Iayrd Tn" u,W recent eruption hi
Mount Einn. nIIhuuHh very hi'"I.
rn,Inrd II pnInr nmnIIG tn" P"p'lin'l"h
uf the nearby dluiri"lr 1T ''nn"HII"nr"
ui the rnuIinnun quantity ~ lnrn dlr-
rhnrprh, wnIrh rurInrnrt rr"ri"u" rec.
nr'H
Prof Fond. nTl expert on v"lrHh'
nriIvlii,n. ON returning lIum VlHIl
to The crntrr nII"r wi,nrn%hE III" i'li''
nninrnn. rnId the eruption whh ~ won
drrf,ll GRANDEUR Th" "ulumn "I lhvh
reached II height nf 2.'hu feel hh"V"
Ihr crater nnd III 81 mlnui"n The hIrn
rur , mile, nruund wnr ruvrT,il with
Inyn Ia u ihirknrrH trnn ~ |" ~ ir"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-18
STRONG. RESISTANCE.
I,Y t.lltMANN iUlll.i.
II.Sl.WHlH. I'LL lltIMll
I.OHl.. SOMI. lIltltllWtI


A.,
! Nhi'N. ''"'N |"'
nitnrE hy The French Thus morning
,, 49,,
on th' WV '''"" W ''
vultcI i'm the rnpIuTr nf German
.
phSI'l''lN "I' II''"' w ''''' ''''
- milo and = half 10 y depth Of
., , l,l r , ,,Io
"'"'
'h' wal '''' - wv Nv
uUlltlrInG tins Gam. says lhhI thc
t,rrm,I,s offered an ,urrurlIr de-
r,,,,, .,,,I .,,,f,.r,J h,,yv losses
tNl"''h1'N ~ Nv " ''''''''' -
lh'i" h"" we" "'' ''' >'' wa
~ 'h' lh''hH'> "' 'h' "F "'''A "'
I"""H lu'. fI'h'h "lh 'h' ''''
ns"n- -. '"ii""H '''''''"' al 'h'
southern Ii"" IN France. ''''' me
i"e,i'h - ''"''S'''' "''N"'"
Iit''usi 'i'. h"h'i'"~"' ""h I"'"
'i'' h'r''"' 49, '"'"'' ct ''"''"
''."''.''"'' "'''''' 'i". I"'"''"' '''''
80 y'' t'''''' 49, '''''h'' ''''
h'"h 'ih'' I"' '"' '''' ''""' "'''"r
'h' i'''" -'''',''''"" ''''h !" 'l'' i''"
80 '"'''''' "'l IL. .''"' ''''" 81 - "'
'''"' IA. ""I !" : h""'l'"r"' ""''"
~ I''"' I''''" ""'''. 'h' '''''.'
.,f ,h' '.t'"" t. '''' p"'''h''"'T
bod h,r', ',trlIa''l "i'l' h'""i '"'
urIli-r n",l rr Ihr l''u'h \" ~"
Nr,i,rr, r,'l", .rh',' ..""'I"l ~
'niua l''''.. ~ = h'P''' '"'''
l,,, a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-18

WASlllNGTDN. July Il An appeal
10 the hunlnrnu world =" MAX" ihr
conduct of thin wnr m Cl"nn nnd pm
,rjo,lc Nm hrrok. nnd ~ nurIinclnE III
bomr ur II is In The trrnCh"r "t Franc"
and Flnndrrn' wna Irsilnd to-day hS
Carl VIoomhn. nsnlntnnt nrcr"i"ry "f
agriculture.
"Novrr brforr have ihr huhH"nn
men OF n nnlinn shown nn much tn
trIotirn I'm they hnvr shown In the
United Stai-r during the ph"i thi"t'
uon,hr" ,uid Nj Vrnnmnn In f"I
mai statement
':.JnfOItunatrly. however. lhoIe nav"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-18
SIXTEEN SUFFS GET
SIXTY DAYS IN JAIL

WhVItiNt!TDN. Il &. July " ~
.u,tr.n wnIurn mInrnrlnIr nrr"nl"d
whIlr participating In ia" W"m'"n' ~
ruriy hnriilr hnY decentralization Ia
ttnuIi ~ the WhIin li"uh". w"r" r"h
,ru,r,I lu police "niTI dnY !" r"ff"
GO tnyn lu ih" IlirIrirI "f '"lunhIn
r,khuur, Ton nhnIIu'IInr IA" std"
wnlhr
J'hr women were given Tia" nll"fn"
tItr ~ paying r." hn~r. hul llI"T
uiumpily rrf,lrrh III" "ff"I nnh w"I"
I,Lrn Ia al,r wuih lniIrr nl b""Iunn.
Vn and Turmoil nv"I |" u InniIn'. "h"
rnw lhnI "nch rot " "h"w"' h"'h an"
r,.huupr,I lri 'lnth"n Tor II heavy on"
niece lrInnn dInnr !" In"i'"w 'h"i
v,IIl be- nrrIgnrh I" ia" ""wlmr room
ar Ihr urInnn. wh"tr they will w"rh
seven hnurn dnllr
rnuIphI ~" lnrlr'" h""h'I""''''"
h,,r vnr In II furry Of un''ri"ln'H "'"t
III, ,uIr-iinu whcthrr ihr w"rt"n -h""lh
T., rrrnItIrh 1" -"r"" Ih"i """l""''"
vr,hnu, Ir"Icrt 81 whether To" '""""
rh"ild hr npr"nl"h
rho women "u their ""nvh'i"" ""'"
t.hru t., the InIi AMI Ih'n ""i" i"'
rhnnr,I ~ IrnIn fm III" rih" !" '"T""n
rI,nuI "a ull"a' dlrinni. 1h"lr nnn"'
r"Il"w:
Mr- Ju1in Iiurliurl. "f M"rri"'""n.
N J.: Mru i \ ii"phIn". M"if'"'"""
J.. Mi-r Minnie lhh"iI. A'Ihh'h
,Iiy. Mrr f!rnlrir" kInh"nh MI. Nl'N'
rnI. Mrr I'nuI It"yn""u. Detroit Ml"n
Anne MARTIN. II"u". Mi- fl"t"n'" my
r"rd IIilI"r Wilmington. l'"i. Mr." h""
,rt wnIhrr i.nIIIm"Ir. Nil" I"n"I
rru,h,uuhu,n Uuifnl". Mr.. ''il""n
,,,durr Wn.hInrI"u u g. MI"r l"'rr
Ntryrur. Urunhn. MIS-" MARY II inEh"m.
I,hjIndrIrhIn Mrr I"hu lt"p'r". Sc"
,url,. Ml-r rIrnunT SnInnn M"ihu'n ~.
aIIrr hrr. l.niii"r J. Mnf". t"h'h"
IIrtn Ainrr nud Nj" John w NIhl''H
nrnunnn. New York.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-18
MANY KILLED IN &1s'
PETROCRAD RIOT

PETROGRAD, Monday. July To-
Two demonstrations aKnlnsi the gov
rI1imrnt resulted In the hrinH OF shots
ln The NrvHky l'r0hpekl nj midnight.
M u result OF which II number OF per-
hunn wrrn billed or wounded.
Tho nr!nE apparently whn the result
ur hiruy rhoin. which brought on II
panIc, ln which the hcmonntrstofs
turned rlnrr and machine Etinn ~ each
other. tlului WAC i"hl"i"d after Tow
inlnuiGn.
The duirnnnI InIionn ~oIo otEahlHod
hr iIiu IinInl,r VIII !. ia" ma i"rlis IsG'Ion
,,f Ilu social Iuir'rliulI'' party
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-18
Will. RuOPEH MIMI.

ThIUMn=T. " Wa. Iuiv l. l'r"-
lIuiurr, vmrh /" I,uI ~ "I"rnIi"n n"
= ,,,Iu,. ,I Ih, InIuIr"l Cont = i"h"
,.n,nI,u, n.nr h,.I" wh'r' al "HI'l"
rIuu nrrtirIrh tpIInI'r ~ l"lh Win /"
lorr "r ~I"vim live" """ I"E"" '"'t"H,
when tho" h.lu,"I m,'n. l''h'l"h h' t"i
turr :iInI. AIM Ir"t"Iu"t 7"i""'l h'
NJ ben hI"iu- TIA, r'nl '".' '''ht tn h'H''
rhnrt huh ruI't'h IL - h'h h'l
ThT"" 81 ik' rlr''u l""li'n yet !"
main I'm tho r,Ir,.. ..nI..h G"r iIirun IL"
Ina h..n nllnndun"h I"ll"" Ian h"'."n |
spl"rl"n,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-18

NEW YOnk. July w. Gov
rrnuth pud ntlIri nffiGGrh Of tho
fodoral ToncrVa hauku al tiin Giiy.
nusi0n. HInIim"nd. rhiI"dnlp
CiovoInnd aud LhiLau" i"uoih6r
with lha,iY l"an committee nh"I'
rnau snd,uanrl,nta f"nI Ih""r hIs
tri"In holh ~u all haI nr"niinu 81
iha | lbGIty I"an 'nin'IlilG"'H "f
TInGa h"IC l"hsY 1" f1''"til"i" rl"u"
Ia, tho most wa ln"u r"n'rIluu.
10. tn""iInU I" ."Ii."I.h 1" go"
lInu. Ih,",uh i"','''' aud h'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-18
COE THALS-D
FEUD STILL RACES
WHILE TASK HALTS
DI.,NMAN PUTS 81 AMI.
ON IIII. GENERAL
Conference Between tho DIS
puIanls to Be Held Great
Sums Arc Involved.


NASlilNG TON. ~ Z. july IT,
differences between Chairman Den
u,p or ,h, ,,hInuiu,, hoard and Mnior
49,
''''' '"' WV ''>'''
h"arl I''l r"fp"I"'I"h' WIN" h"N v
halted lhr Euvrrnmrni'a shiphuIldluH
nrn,.r:,m o,u,nrruiIy wrr,. far from a
.,.,Ii,.,u,.uI In uI.,hI
,,..,,..,..l ,!,..,l,.,l ,nn v,,Ir,I,v
,,..,,,,,..L L,,., ,I.,n. far rnn,I,,rrlur
, ....,'..,,.,.,..,,, ,triu,t.iIuI.
~, ,,,,,,,,,.,i,,, ,I,Iu,
,,,,,.
....,, ,,..,,,,, ,n,.,1 ..,,I, II, ,,,ua,.,,
,'.,
a., ,... ,, ., !,
,.. 49,. .i.,,.,.,,,,, ,.,,,
n'"""" w ''"""'""
'hni,,u"m I"tnunnu IJtl ID" ~h"l" -
rr,nrIIIIIiY H., th" ,i"I"y "u t!"n"I"
gnrihnIu rl,m Il" 'hutGrd wnn nI"w
IN fu,nluhiuE lnfrmnIluu nnh"rl "f
I,Im IruIrttInY "nur"inluE hlu plnu"
A, thr rnrur tIu,n hr innhr II "lrnI
Ihnl the rhlptluE hunrd n" h"ihrr "f
IIr rIurL I'm The Il",I ruIpurnlluu win
uiudy the, t!rurrarn program Cnr"fullJ J
hrtnrr pIyIuy II nppruynI
ruri nr tho Information nNhrd "f
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Eleven Hundred After II
Commissions in Army

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l,lruirnnHl toIunul william WnlIhds
Irr"Ivrd 100 npplI"ntinna for thr noc.
unh unlrrIr' r"H"rv" Cnmp from WNht
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prrt nhIniuIng hIp Iol"aHo "n hab"aA
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cnt of French Trenches i'm Next Snt'r'

Jhpdor ahnvvorn Wodnoahsy; ThurO-
day fair and warmer.
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(fI"niinm"d go r"T. Ten !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-18

Leo Delibes's East Indian opera
"Lakme.' another of the French operas
promised this season by General Man
aeer Gatti- Casazza, will be revived
after ten years at the Metropolitan
Opera House at the Saturday matinee.
The eoloratura title role vii! be sung
by Nine. Barrientos. Others IN the
cast will be Mines. Delaunois, Sparkes'
Howard and Egener. and Messrs. Mar
tinell, De Buca, Rothier, Reschiglian'
Audisio. Garden and Mandelli. Miss
CALI will dance. Mr.. Polacco will con-
duct.
The other operas this week will be-:
A special matinee Of "Madama But
terfy" tomorrow, with Mines. Farrar,
Fornia and Egener. and Messrs. Botta,
De Luca. Rcschiglian, Bada and Begue.
Mr.. Polacco will conduct.
"Dio Meistersinger" tomorrow even
ing, with Mines. Gadski and Mattfeld,
and Messrs. Urlus. Whitehill, Goritz,
Braun, Reiss, Schlegel, Tegani. Leon
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Calendar for the Coming Week

Metropolitan House $3.50 concert Tor t1e
War Hail. p song recital by Jo
mack City College free recital by Samuel pa'w"'
Princess Theatre recital by Estele Bass; AO man,
plan recital by Guiomar Noyaes
House Italian opera NaHaia pu
"Die Meesnger AeoIan nan
violin Barsow; s5 song recital by Marie
Volpe; Mcdowell Gallery s5 sonata recital by Mr. ana MIS-
Alexander Bloch
Tuesday Hail. recital by Charles Cooper $40 p'
concert by String Quartet Carnegie Hail. 1880 p m con-
by the MI Art Society.
WEDNESDAY Metropolitan House, Italian opera 'u"
recital by Edouard Deru City CoeS
Samuel Baldwin; Museum OF french ART
lecture by Kurt SCHNEIDER on Russian ok-musie
House, French opera Ihasi
by the Philharmonic Society Aeon@
recital by Resale Wirthln; Princess Iheaue
n M song recital by Beatrice IIubbel-Plummer
s15 Italian opera LA bohee
by the Philharmonic Society," Aeoan
Hall D. m cello s:l5 violin recital by
Theodore Spierng; recital in aid OF
the Russian wounded Hatevd Hudson Theatre 2;5O
recital Roshanara and Rattan Devil
House, p French opera Lakme;
popular "Dc Walhure' Carnegie
Hail. Eugene Ysaye Rumfofd Hail. S;l5 n
concert by the Snsheimer Quartet; Aeon Hall S;lJ recital
by Culp; p. cello recital by Bogum Sykora
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AT THE. METROPOLITAN

hardt. Ruysdael, Bloch. Audisio and
Bayer Mr. Bodanzky will conduct.
Aida" on Wednesday evening. with
Mines. Muzio, Matzeenauer and Sunde-
Illus, and Messrs. Carqso, Amato, Scott,
Rossi and Audisio. Miss CALI will
dance. Mr.. Papi will conduct
"Thais7 on Thursday evening, with
Mines. Farrar. Delaunois. Garrison and
Howard, and Messrs. Botta, Amato,
Rothier and Begue. Miss CALI will
dance. Mr.. Polacco will conduct.
LA Boheme" on Friday evening,
with Mines. Aida and Mason. and
Messrs. Caruso. Amato, Didur, De Sc
gurola, Reschiglian, Audisio and Mala-
tesla. Mr.. Papi will conduct.
"Die Walkuere" will be the popular
price performance on Saturday even
ing. with Mines. Kurt, Gadski. ODER
Sparkes, Sundelus. Curtis, Perrin. Mul-
ford. Robson. Howard and hatfield,
and Messrs. Urlus, Whitehll and Scott.
Mr. Bodanzky will conduct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-18
THE WOMEN'S CLUBS

The Missouri Woman's Club Of Ns'
York elected the following officers ,
its annual meeting in March; Pres
dent, Mrs. F. ". Swacker; first yc
president. Mrs. +. l. Bartlett; s.ec'
vice-president, Mrs. William B. Smith
treasurer, Mrs. W. G.. Layat; cont
spending secretary. Mrs. Edward J
Nrsdenburgh recording seerepr
Miss Sallie r. Benas; historian, w
Albert S. Strausberger; registrar, w
Alice Moncrieff; directors, Mrs. Z J.
Herbert. Mrs. II. p. Grubbs and "
+. G.. Ashton.
Mrs. Albert S. Strausberger, 90 \
bemarle Road, Brooklyn, will ent'riAs
the club in her home on April T. ~
programme will be Of particular l''s
est because Of the presentation 70 "
club of a historic Missouri flag ~
meeting will be OF a patriotic nature
Athene, Mrs. Katherine A. A's-
president. held a reception and ds's
on Saturday afternoon, March ~ ,
the Aston gallery at the WALDORF"
toria. Mrs. William n. Coros !"
chairman Of the day. The hfia az
party was held at the home OF "
Judd Z. Wells, 2lO Riverside Drive '
Thursday. Mrs. George A. Brand "
chairman Of ways and means IL
The Athene Lenten sewing el'"'e'
q meeting at the Waldorf on - ~,
March 9. Il will meet every i''.
during Lent. The next meeting
be at the home of the president -
Katherine A. Martin, 2O7 West w ~,
sixth Street. Mrs. Walter l. n''
is chairman of the class.
The club will close its sprlns a,
with a supper dance, 10 be he.' y '.,,,
Empire room at the waldOrf'A' w.,
on FRIDAY evening, April 90 I S..,
may be obtained from Mrs. W. L y.
se West Eighty-hfth Street. snu
George Brand, i29 West i3Sd 0'
Mr,. Laurent oppenhsim will ~ 80
sisted oy Mrs. John W. AleHan ,,.n,r,
she entcrtains at tea at the NeD' :,
club on Saturday afternoon u''. 4,
occasion is the entertaining =. 4
scholarship pupils OF the S'u's a.,,,r
League. Mrs. Oppenheim' IS ga
Of the scholarship committee =. n
organization, will have as su'. 80
or more pupil. who have won lsss
ton with scholarships. MIS- ~"
is to speak on Industrial s'N
The National Society )
wome, Of America, Mrs. WIZ,
Stewart. president, gave Oen' ',,,,lf
Of its Patriotic Fund last ma
at the home of Mrs. carr w" ~
II East rhirty.sovonth stree. "
benefit wa, in charge OF MIS- ussss
h,f. Mrs. Simon Barueh' Ar' ~, NJ
MaeNutt. Mrs. Edward Stsndl ). " l
son, Mrs. Samuel J. Kramer , ~
ms A. Lau and Mrs. Thomas e
chairman.
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Concert by Philharmonic Socit
Carnegie Hall, $3.50 p. m:

ALLwAGNER PROGRAMME
Overture 'Riend "
"Waliwebcn." from "Serried "
Prelude 70 Al Ill ''r4nnhsu-er"
W0tsn's Farewell aud Magic Fire Scene. from Die
Malklre
Entrance N the Gods into yslhallA from "Dss
Rheng0d"
ses'ret's Rhine Ioumey. from "Go,terdimmenins "
Overture. Faust"
Prelude 70 Act Ill and Shepherds Tune from
Tristan und Isolde" Arranged by William
H. Humston.)
Prelude to At Ill Die Meistersinger
Overture. Flying Dutchman."
Good Friday spell. frum "Pssnai"
Overture. "Tannhsuscr"
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WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY

Joint violin and piano recital by
Edouard Deru and Jan Sickesz, Aeolian
Hall, p. M:
sonata in A MAJOR. 70. violin and piano BRAHMS
Mr. Deru and Mr.. sickesz
Fantasie IN = minor. Chopin
c,,.o,,. --......... vital
$1,000 ..........,... Faure
'rarno Nartiale Observation-Disclosures. Pugn All
Nj Den Francis Moore. accompaaist
Sonata in g. for piano aud violin. ......... lekcu
M SckesE and Mr. Deru
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-18

To stimulate the playing Of music
By the people, the Peoples Music
League Of the Peoples Institute. 70
Fifth Avenue. announced to-day that
IL would hold contest for cash prizes
10 April. which would be open 10 anna
teur orchestras in Manhattan and The
Bronx. The elimination rounds will
take place in the auditoriums Of the
public schools and community centres
which are open in the evening in vari-
Gus parts Of the city Admission will
be free TO the neighborhood, and the
audience will vote by sealed ballot.
Each orchestra will play n march. "a
waltz and an overture. choice Of selec-
tions being left 70 mem. The hnsi
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Sn-tny Predominant ............. Bsntock
FrlnlI gs>elnslcnt --tss NUM-
Gypsy Songs ...............-.....-. Bfahm'
Chamber music concert by Berkshire
| String Quartet. Aeolian Hall, S;l1
! p. M:
Quartet I'm p major. Cesar franck
Ssrer ade for String Quartet. hugo Won
Quartet On y fat major. Op. 50....,........ HAYDN
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MONDAY

Beethoven Sonata cycle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Bloch, Mcdowell Gallery,
S:15 p. m:
No VII Opus 90 No . G minor KAISER sonata.
No VI opus 3d. NJ I, msior.
No Y. opus q. major lF17ihlngs sonaa.
Song recital by Marie Volpe. Aeolian