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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-16
RUSSIAN SITUATION
B0BS UP TO WORRY
STATE DEPARTMENT
Slav People Are Widely Divided
as to Course That Should be
Pursued With Reference TO
War; Root May Help Out


Washington. June 10 Russia has
become the prc-occupSiuE question 80
the state department. with 1hc ape
proach Of the l,ussian mission &"
Washington. the beginning of ucsotia- 70
SONS by the American commission q"
Russia "a pctroFrad and th, ,"utm-
ued rcitoratio u of tho demand "i thc
council uf soldiers and "orkmon.
dc,cgutcs for statement uf allied
peace terms
Recent reports indicate the council
of soldiers ana wurkWuus. delegate
b. not ,u domiuatiug factor as is
generally assumed II represents not
over five million people of Russia
tNO.uUO 600 The council is confined
VERY largely to the Industrial CENTER
whose Noic, d. ALWAYS he first heard
land the loudcst
Tn, peasants according tp the
reports comprise the vast mai"r''N "'
the population and have voted over
Whrlmugl, BOO favor OF Nls"r"u
prosecution of the war
Moreover the business men "i Rus
ISia r i- pointed ont have recently
! voted ura,t,slN unanimously Tor '
| vigorous prosecution of the war
! Nevertheless the continued Insist
Iru., Dos th, soldier. and W"rkW'n
! ldel..rat,. for e new declaration h' ih'
|aNic. shows "a lacE of confidence
which 30 D. realized must no sw"p
lava, bcrur, Russia can present
united front
/ f..I
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-16
MANILA RNIsED MILLION
AND \ uAII IN \ WEEK

Maniln. June 10. When the sub
scription lists Tor the liberty lunn
were closed In Manila yesterday IN ?
total had reached 100000 pesos
CSI.5OO. .O0O), This amount was raised
Within week through the ACTIVITY Of
American Filipino and Chinese com
mittecs formed spontaneously
ON receipt of adNices from me
United states several days ago that
subscriptions Tor the ful amount %
the liberty loan were not In sight
sailors ON American warships sub
scrthed SIS. 600 gold.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-16
No Effort Made
To Fool People,
Hopes Declares
special Dispatch to The Herald
nnllun IT, LINN ~

special Dispatch 70 Tho Herald
Dallas, Tex. June i6.- Why did
ou try to scare u.s." IL remark
heard frequently during the last
twenty-four hours. There is "A sus-
picion In the minds Of the public that
the officials OF this bank knew for
some time past that the loan was like
ly to be oversubscrlbcd This is "a mis-
take. on Thursday midnight. four
teenth instant. We were three and q
half million dollars short Gf our quota
In the Eleventh Federal Reserve dis
trict. According To the best OF our
belief IL was the tidal wave OF pat
riotism that swept this section from
one end To- the other n the last
twenty hours thst made the loan q
success. 1T is a masnihceni tribute "a
the fesourcctuincss and patriotism ui
the district.
J. W. HDOPES.
Deputy Governor Federal Reserve
Bank. Dallas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-16
There Is Considerable Evidence
Existing to Indicate That Hin.
denburg Is Planning Another
Great Withdrawal Soon.
HAIG NIBBLEs AT ENEMY
ALONG THE ENTIRE LINE
Italians Continue TO Maintain
Their Advance in the Face of
Formidable Counter Attacks !;
Spain's Throne Shaky
BY Associated Press

ny NtaoclhfHu If'N
Brush troops are striking along
almost the entire line they hold n
northern France. not with ,hc terrific
force which marked the Victories ot
Arras aud Measiues but in a more or
less tentative manner. giving weight
60 the belief that Field Marshal Hols
s preparing tu launch mighty blow
on % hitherto unprecedented scale.
Two feature. pf the lighting stand
out with sharp Significance.
The nr,t is tho fccblcucss with
which the Gcrmaus are r,aytug and
the second is the surprising prompt
ness with which Berlin admits re-
ttcmcuts iu various sectors.
There i- considerable ctidcuo" that
Field Marshal Won HInd,uhurs H
planning another great Withdrawal
and that Field Marsha ualg Is press
ing him at an points bon the hope of
delivering a -hattcriHs blow % such
a .croud retreat to victory mater
illizrs
The IjAUns having successfully
maintained their advance n the face
Of the mos, formidable Austrian voun.
ter attacks, are apparently prcparinl
Cor resumption 90 their Offensive
Vienna reports that th, Italian gum
have opened with the greatest Niu-
lcucc ,A Csriuthia
Tho uphcatA caused o., the great
var which has already hurled 'v'
muuarchs from their thrones. uuv
mcuacys the ancient throne u' spain
The utmost cNcrtiuus of Ga, Span' b
censorship have failed To comF'ctcN
suppress the reports uf grave happen
Iug- n thc pcun-ul1r kingdom. From
what UtUr ~ known the spanish
arm, Us taking he lead iu the rcNo'
muunary movement which i- further
accelerated los the food scarcity and
Industrial unrest
Rumura OF revolt have been Guy
rent for several months and at ih'
end ur May o. was announced that
the constitutional guarantees would
nc suspended while the guNcrum,u oil
prohibited an public man.fcst1t ous ir
respect Co International questions
THIS was followed by AN outbrrth a'
Barcelona ON june nrst the serious
ness ut which Was indl'htro hA me
,urt rha, the soldiers sided with 'h'
rcyoltcrs and imprisoned a number u
their officers.
The exact part which the isSucs 4"
tho war play in the spanish crisis
dIfRcult to determine, The MASSES OF
the people have been general. cred
tied with being strongly pru-alN DO
sentiment while the aristocracy lean
,d toward the side ~ irrmanN \
tho samc time tho demand f"r intern
nj reform ana other domestic purs
Ions have apparently had lcadini
rulc Iu the growing unrest
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-16
ALEX AND EMMA ARE
HELD BY JURY ON A
CONSPIRACY CHARGE
Two Leading Anarchists in the
Country Are Acc,n ID of Work
ing to Prevent Draft Rcgistra-
tion; the Leading Spirits.
By Associated Press

New York. June 16.-Alexander
Berkman aud Emma Goldman, called
the two leading anarchists IN this
country were today held for action by
the federal grand jury In $4,000 bail
each on charges OF conspiracy against
the government They are accused Of
working TO prevent registration for
the selec,iye draft.
= These people are leading spirits
in countrywide conspiracy against
the United States government" Har-
old Content. assistant United States
attorney. said, In presenting the com
plant against them. -'They are con
tinual disturbers against peace and
law. known all over the country. The
government must use drastic measures
to live up to President Wilson'S proc
lamation'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-16
Both Countries Decide Not to Fol
low Action of the u. s. in Ask
ing the Rival Chinese Factions
to Compose Differences.
ACTION OF AMERICA is
RESENTED BY JAPANESE
The Whole Question Seems to
Hinge Upon a Series of Misun.
derstandings, Due to Garbled
Reports Having Been Sent Out.
By Associated Press


By Associated Press
washington June l''-Japdn mas
taken action similar to Great Britdin's
in refusing tn as.oci,tc herself with
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'lFa' i''""hS W '"'''" q" .""'P '7'
their differences. 70 was said ''da' at
the state department Nu reason was
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""' '''' "''''
mat the American action would Joe
successful
J,p,n ia kpov.p ., resent ,b,t fs.
United state. sen, a. NOT. p, chin,
s..ltnp ,hat n disrcyard.d Ola, me
cist pnsiti,p tanap ,luiu4 s,r herself
there Tn. whole question ,ha, IT.
n, is being di,ulpcd b, the state de.
p,rttaent seems Il, have risen frnl, ID
series ,f m.spndersiandiuHs
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t.,i,,, g., t,,,. ..1,i,,..,,,i
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-16
BODY BELIEVED TO BE
THAT OF RUTH CRUGER
FOUND IN NEW YORK

New York june le Detectives
investigating the disapbtarance here
~ Ruth Crugct four months ago to-
day unearthed girrs body believed
tp be hers, iu the cellar of a motor
clc shop conducted hy Alfredo Coe-
chi who disappeared sfter the IN
lestgatlou was begun The body
was bound with rope aud wedged
under furnace.
Henry Cruger father OF the MISS
ing girl. Identified the body as that
OF his daughter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-16
CHRIsTUS, FAMOUS
PASSION PLAY ACTOR,
is CALLED TO CoLoRs


'if Asso. .ated Press
copenhagen june D ,N,a Lunj"u'
Autuu Lang tine 'Chrrtus OF
pucrtmuerguu'n passion play ma.
uuaI, been called O." IA, vuIor- ace
rardlug tu dispatch ." the Berlin
Tlg,u'au from Augsucr-. Bavaria
Hrr Lang hitherto has seen ~" s"r-
Vice although % has been reported
repeatedly that e. had o"'u H'llod 10
thu war.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-16
MYSTERIOUS STEAMER
DAMAGED BY U-BoAT
is ToWED INTO PORT

bN Associated Press
Na.hmei"H. june TO-. Au Nmcr.-
can schouH'r given as the E'trr at
tackled %. O. submarine. has been
toWcd .u.u port damaged nN shr'i IRE
the stau department announced to-
dly Np .,--'l ot that uamr .- irs-
istcred u ,h.s country
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-16
BELGIUM S OFFICIAL
MISSION HAS ARRIVED
AT AN ATLANTIC PORT

An Atlantic Port. June iS.-Be
giuma Official mission 10 the United
States arrived in this country today.
Il IN headed by Baron Monehcur.
former minister to the UNITED States
and now chief OF tbs political bsrssu
OF the Belgian foreign Once at HGyrA-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-16
JAPANESE STEAMER
TORPEOOED AND SUNK
BY A GERMAN U-bOAT
Tansan Maru, Carrying a General
Cargo, Destroyed; Captain and
Grew, q in All, Believed to
Have Been Lost.


By Associated Press
Boston, June lG.-rhc Jupanc~c
Steamer Tansan Maru, wn'cn eft Bos-
tOn MAY . for Manchester England
has been sunk by German submr
rinc. Gable adyices to agents here
today stated that captain Nichikaw a
and the crew Of twenty seven. All
JaIunoscs. are believed to have been
lost
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-16

The S,tkakai n ~ the most recent
type 90 Japanese destrosrrs. one of
ten OF clnss listed In the naval res
some OF them nearing completion. \"
details of construction or armament
are gwen.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-16
JAPANESE DESTROYER is
ToRPEDoED AND DAMAGED
WHILE FIGHTING A SUB


Toxic. june l6 while japanese
dcstroyvrs we're attacking subma-
riue n the Mediterranean ON Juhe IL.
the dcstro. er Saknki was torpedocd
and damaged SAYS an official an
nouuccmeut 81 the Japanese admir-
alty TODAY. The damaged craft was
towed to port Il believed many ot
the crew were killed or wounded
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-04
AMERICAN AYIATORS
Continued From First PageD

Of the latent air resources or Amer
ica which may be unprecedented In
the military history OF the world.
America is responsible for the in
ycntion Of both the submarine and the
airplane. In the development OF both
,snt. has allowed Europe to outstrip
her. Il is for us to show that VIC can
yet surpass both our enemies and our
allies in the development OF the Two
great mechanical Inventions 1of Wnlcl
we ourselves are responsible.
The three aviation fields now under
construction are a, Dayton, y. De
'roit. Mich. and Champaign, Ill., ano
nothing IS being permitted 10 uclay
their rapid completion.
1T MAJ be a hard pull TO get train
ing planes enough for all the cadets
from the universities who Will be
ready for work in those aviation
camps when the camps themselves arc
completed" Air. Coffin said. we OK
pect 70 have them none the less. We
Shall have enough TO get large part
OF the men in the air and We shall not
b. seriously handicapped the first fc"
weeks il W. do not have our luu quota
.of planes.
work began last week pI tHE va
Iour-SQuadron field 1T Dayton, o., UNI
der Captain Warning nf the signal
corps. who was associated with Gen
"ral GoerhalS in the construction OF
tho Panama canal.
1T is significant that this Dayton
iirld OF 800 acres. built to accommo
date the largest group Of aviation stu
dents 10 be trained in the great proJ
oct on. which America has now sci
forth. should be on tho site on the
original field on which the WriChts de
;"loped their first successful air
planes
i The Dayton fold is Tho largest pro
i"cteG and will house four squadrons
ins:ead nf tho usual two. Tn" han
G;trs will house 81 airplanes and 300
cadet students can be trained there ii
It time. Including officers. enlisted
-rl"n. instructors and woTkmrn. there
will b" in all 100 Or more persons
IA the school. which lies within the
>rarr-owr"d conservation territory OF
about "p0on acres Sites fnr III" sin
iwo-sQuadron fields har" not yet been
chosen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-04
Zero" Of Kropstadt

KRuNSTADT. Friday. Jtii,r l. y.n
London, June ,. l":%n p. m.--'rh" h"ip
Of the new. Kronstadl revolution which
Yesterday dcpos"d :hc I'r"t"srad pro-
chemistry student nf tn" rrirurrri
TcchnuiogIcAl College, Amaj"." l.;,n',tu-
of. whn by his ,ipQurnC" and his fam
ing enthusiasm and his Wn"Nmlilrd IN.
cry recently mad" himself president ~
the local council Of workmrn'> nTd sci .
dIcrs' d"ruti"s and virtually kroH-
standt's distator.
When The A~"ci:t'"d rr'>~ CORES
poudeut arrived today ~ III. i~la Il
fortress. h" found everything quiet. i'i'
patiently tho beginning by LH'uHr"ii
Of negotiations with III" H"ir"Grrd '"u".
ri;l az deputies. Witch i Tia. "Ul% ~
thority krunstaht now r"c"i;'ti2"s.
Er"uSrandts master * - SH'""l -fa''' It.
dark. haired S"ft-cy"d man III a>tud"u' s.
uniform lie Is magnetic and Rad, -
spr"r,l He Galn"tl fame before Tia" r'I-
muntinn by ric delivery Of striking l,'.-
lures 10 workm"n. AZ which h. gave vent
/" bitter sattr" au! daring 'u'u"ni"8
against autoCraC!. l.hrilnn"fi. AIMS At
being Il Napoleon itud II r:UuSSrLu - a.
same time. combining r"s".uI". 60, .
rrunirnt with III" propagation 1T. H"N"'
political and social id"nS. His r""ciHN
consists ~ III, Nlh-div,.:i"n - Rus,
into ;uMuiu"rah" p'!ry CRITTERS. RIA, i
nlcr'S deputies and united mi; in "a.
in">rSI way by CONGRESS a. r"lr'.3,.tft.' =
,,y"S o. ia" local cUuur,!S sizing u
rCtruSrad
L:tman"ff rr"dur.! d" deere. Sign !
H.. LimSrif on WT,in,.-,!:,t ga. ga. f.-
.umrdja:n .trrcSf and ,!.r;aicE /" l",'
from; AZ ..ycrS mai" iputd lTt0Ni,.,t. g..
u hny., already arrested S"r"ra' ia.
whn bad h"c"ci. i"t"Ni"a'".. 'r"iu rr'
;sryla...d spirits. "a" an""um.'...
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-04
STOPPED HIS BACXAcHE

';""rS" Lawrence. railroad fireman,
kittrcil. Miss. writes Il uS'h thrrn
nre dollar bottles "f Foley Kidney Pills
when MAS So sick hardly '"ulh STAY
on my i,nSu". My bach a"rd All "a"
.iu": my Kidneys Acted sluggish. Hull
hcadarl": r'lt sleepy all ilr-'iiA": nor
Gus: had lr risr six ~ eight times each
night. 'nl", Kidney rIllS cured N"
ri.,I strengthen IA" Kidneys :" they can
nit'r nUt rf ~ hi"urI iil.. urlr Hrih AMI
,tl"r p"iS'll> t!;l; caus" rheumatic
ruins h.-"ka.!,", stitf l"lnr> and s"r"
n.u<,.i"- f'nl"tuaii *. e..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-04
WHEELING LOCAL NO. 70 is FIRST
LABOR UNION TO REPORT
PURCHASE
NJ embcrs Who Serve Under Scicctivc
Draft Will Be Kept in GOOD
Standing by Members Who
Stay at Home.

Whrrlin@ local 30. -. International
Typographical uninn. proved It's pa
:rioiiSm al Il meeting IN fhr Trades
Assembly hail yesterday afternoon
when it voted 10 purchase $e."00 worth
of Liberty Loan bonds. Yesterdays
action OF thr printers il the hrSt sun
Scripliun TO the loan reported by a
LEGAL union. bur il j. likely others VIII
YAK" similar action.
Provision WAS alsU made Ia keep in
-Oud standing IN III" organization an
members who join tho Tinted states
army under III" s'iuCtiv" draft plan.
Their dues in the union viii b" kep'
VI, through assessments on the stay
-Hl.hOmc members
Ned Sims. president ~ Wheeling 10
cal. had prepared an interesting ms
tory az the union from It's inception
showing that it has always poem paHi,;
niic. The first instance hH mentioned
MAS in ISL. when printers in New
\ ork organized company OF artillery
composed wholly OF printers. II" mon.
non the IacI also that The printers of
Philadelphia assessed themselves Il
DAYS wage in iSli To assist in build
in. Notifications for III" protection OF
that city.
Interesting Local History
President Sims then referred to
some IF the history or III" local union.
Wheeling. nc said Was first noted in
he inirrnaIinnal organization in 1888
- = convention in Pit Shurch Pa. In
he treasury Of ihr national orGanl:a-
ion ~ thai convention was found u
counterfeit g. note on The MERCHANTS
..:ink OF Wheeling. The Wheeling
Union was chartered in 1865 and was
supposed 10 have been disbanded in
lS7:.. although there Is no record Of
such having been done.
In the order Of their occurranco
President Sims recited the following
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-04
-ExAHNAr1oN FOR
:, ELEVATOR CONDUCTOR

Tho United Sta;" Civ! S"rvt"" '"';;-
mission annuH""S AN open c"'ra":;-i%.
examination FOR the position o. 'l"va'"''
Scorductor :nr !h'. Federal t"i;!iiug -
~IYhceling. ". Va. Saiar:. $50" :, t.:,l.
-ApplicaDts must not p" under twenty or
~more than MY years ~ ax.. '.'t ~ ,!ai..
tof the examination. r.: aE" limit. hn,, :
sever. - waived In ;he "A~.. II 'y,''r>"U~
who hav" hc"n honUrahiy discharged
sfron: the [. :. military "r ,l;tl|! S'.;Vr...
Jon account OF injuries receives "r SICK
SneSs incurred in I'll" line o: duty
. Persons desiring To yriIIrc:" n this
examination should ~ one. apply fnr
duplication Form i$1. I" thr ...rrrt;tr!'
of the examining board at ,h" local pu~'
soffIce. Applications should bc pr";,crlH-
executed ard fil.d "i,il tho DiS;rir
Secretary in :';." - ar-anc" "or III" rl-
,am!natina I'll. dat. -: h" examination
Els une =. .1:.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-04

L. J. Tabor. % Belmont rnuutE. has
:been appointed a member .: tn" state
.war defense council Of -. Clark s.
Wheeler. OF Ohio State University. will
ract as secretary. Tho members o. the
: council are: Former Governor Campbell.
columbus: General J. Warren Keller.
;Springfeld l.. J. Tab"r. EtrusSrj!ir: 3.
H. kroger. tincirnatj: Or. W. q. Thonr-
SON. Columbus: W. Faulkner. Columbus
M. J. CapleS. Columbus. Warren =
Stone. Cleveland: y. y. Augustus. tleve-
land: John Moore. Columbus. Joseph J..
Mutt. Cleveland: Frank =. f'"urcnw!,!.
"BucyruS: Thomas j. ponuc.i%. ',tnc!a-
matt: John T. Frey Cincinnati: John \.
-Quinlivan. Toledo: James \. Wilson Gin
lsctnnati: Frank L. Myers. Ashland: Paul
~Feiss. Cleveland: II. $. Ttr"stone. Akron :
sDarid Tod. iounGAtowr: =. -. Richard
son Toledo: s. 2. Bash. columbus; u. J.
rTyan. Column bus: II l.. Talbot. ra-tna
John Scarborough. Cincinnati: and Fred
-c. CroXton. Columbus.
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1inted on executive committee in

1871.
G.. II. Stull Of Wheeling appointed
on executive committee in 1872.
w. T. McCurdy OF Wheeling .ap.
rointnd deputy in 1SS3: HoGc ShivcIy
Of Wheeling appointed deputy in 1851.
Wheeling printers who have been
residents of tho Printers home AT
Colorado Springs. Colo, arc: William
Johnson. Luke Fition. Oscar Howard
! and Pat Donahue. Mr.. Howard is al
present librarian Of the home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-04
KRONSTADT REBELLION
Continued From First PageD

have taken measures which make Il
German attack absolutely impossible.
Therefore no harm can come 10 Rus
STA from anythink kronstadt can do.
You may be assured that kr0n$tadi's
hoasted independence is doomed To a
speedy end"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-04
WILL OFFER SERVICES

CHARLESTON. ". va. Tune G
sThe Kaaawha reserves. home de-
sfense company that has been drilling
I:under the command OF Captain D. t..
SLoveit on the old baseball grounds
here. will offer their services at the
-polls on registration day in Charles
ton in answer 10 the call OF MAJOR Nc
Queen for volunteers to assist the
regular registrars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-04

Mike Blakes defective foot carried
him back along the trail OF disa ppoint'
mcnt--thirty miles from Cleveland 10
his homc-aGter he was rejected at the
naval recruiting station.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-04
ELEUS AT ZURICH.

BI:RNE. Switzerland, via Paris. June
? 9:i5 u. 'm.---Abram ]. Elkus. former
American ambassador to Turkey. ar
rived ut Zurich to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-04

White Sir j NJ. Barrie COUNT. -"
or GOO words good days work, ii
G.. Wells has often written l0.hn0 hi
tween breakfast and bed. and MIS-. |.
n. Meade has produced 10000 word:
IN busy day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-04
Tribute to tho Dead.

wASIINGTUN. June 3--''onf"d"r-
a'"A veterans. here for thriT annua] r"-
union, went TO Arlington National I en-
c,rry today and paid l"hui" "a the
>n,Iih's dead. I'rcs.drn' Wilson and
Mrs. WilSnu attended the services and
received an ovation from the old sol
t!l"rS
The exercises. hold III the shadow Of
tn" rronUmcIl; ERECTED 81 IA" C"n'Cd"rai"
dcau by tn" suu'h"rH women w"r' oI'"n-
Cd with The. sound ~ ihc assembly al
b. the MariuH hIud and the nud:"n."
hrlplug :" swell IN" refrain.
Flowers wcr" >ir"w' on me graves.
and special services w"r" h"!d a. III"
tomb Of the unknown dead and III" gv:,I t
.: General 10" Wheeler.
General bennett ii. Young. past COM
naudrr IN chief o. IN" rrt"raH!% aud
REPRESENTATIVE Frank tlauE. ui Florida.
were the orators w" r~r nrr" /" homo;
our Cnuf"drra;" dead. wh" gave their
l;y"S for one ~ ih" unhi"St principles
that ever u"yrd human hearts. merry ID
human arnS and $IIr""d human souls
tho precious doctrine -; SCl!-EnNcrn-
mrnl'--,;cucra! Young ~,u!d.
"nur blessed rrpubli" is HnH engaged
IN the greatest Of all wars. We know
full well that the American :nHtint vii!
measure 'ir IN the noSi "A"'iinE stand
ards Of humanity and liberty and. with
tHll rrliHrrr on rfUd aud RICH; "" shall
with ru,l"s; hone AMI without Il &IHCl"
fear abide III" h"u" when IN" world will
witness IA" completes" triumph Of fhH
principles o; Il r""plc"':; government and
:, tIi!" democracy.
''Th"r" can j" m rca SrlIahr criticism
oC these memorial services. They arc
connected with memories dcar"r (" rs
/ than life itself"
Veterans from "irry past nc ia" south
; reached Washington to-day on special
| trains 50" ia" reunion which opens
Tuesday. President Wilson will sp"ai;
| at til" opening meeting.