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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-08-08

The County Commissioners held a
short session Monday evening
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-08-08

II. S. Crooks and wife were visitors
to Waunita the last of the week.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-08-08

Geo. Miller, wife and son, spent the
day at Cebolla Sunday.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-08-08

Elmer Bottenfield and Mike Welch
were down from the Buttes Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-06
COLORED ATHLETES, Ell?

The negro ball player has ever known
hIs place. Cheercd by white crowds.
given an equal chance against white
plavers 200 times year. and, In tA'',
receiving far better tr"utcnent thah ~
per cent Of his race. lie has never grown
fresh or bumpt!uus. never presumed up
on his good fortune. never figured IN
raca riots or black upriSings. Ills sl~r-
ious good nature and clean comedy on
the bali field. his respectful trcatch''"'
Of white umrircs, and his intrinsic mer-
It's as q player. have combined to lnaNe
him popular. Up to this l9lN season,
tho negro clubs toured cv"rywher'' anu
made odtiles Of money. But. thus ?cur'
,hev seem TO have vanished OH 'i!e
epr,h Where arc those black boys now :
as the negro players are great an
le,rs always in grand condition. IL -
~ bc presumed that they were caEcFis
accented for army service. Hence IL i
,,rrhs bic that nearly all The coi"red stars
NJ. now overscas-but how Is II that We
never hear about them" Loving INV
came as they do they surely must nav"
KENT II going in France: they must nave
h.en playing their own oriS'hai. A.'"'
nhI, brand of ball--but why don We
o,..r hcnr about their doings? Ereh 'he
zero pupers lack any paragraphs cor
ccrninc the black ball players Nn"'
therefore. once again, wacre "''
negro ball clubs now?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-06

noin,ment and unless things do clear
up this wee. there is a strong oetler
that not SO much interest Will be eA-
per!enced as heretofore predicted.
All the teams n the Obi Valley are
eagerly awaiting the lifting OF the ban
50 as 10 get into action once more a'o
end the big sGuabhle for the title. ferTE
Is leading the entire field with three
victories To her list. and the champions
look good for another title L!nS!y ap
pears TO be strong favorite Will"
Wheeling and Bellair. will have some
thing TO say. in the scrap.
Perhaps tho biggest duc! or the week
will be prled OF between Bellare ana
I.insly, and it is scheduled - be played
O, the ovsr-,her.vcr town. with tho
chances of transferring Il 10 this city.
Both teams arn on edge and the scrap
would be Of the most bitter sort. Ferry
Is half scared over going to NellsH!lle
Saturday 20 meet the fast team or that
place Wcllsv:lla has 4 mighty good
bunch and on" that uutwH:Ghs any IN
th locality. Last season the boys went
through with u clean record and are eX-
pcctcd to duplicate past performances
Wheeling is booked with Allegheny high
% Pittsburgh. but The contest is very
uncertain. since the locals have no
grounds upon which to play.
These games are very important and
Will present q most unusual Offering for
the fans after such u long iay-ff. 44ow-
ever. it is UP 10 Mr.. Flu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-06
GAINESVILLE

Miss Alice Louise Kerr. of North Lin
cola avenue entertained H number OF
friends 1T her hhmr Monday evening
h"n"riuc her 18th birthday. The even
ing was devoted Ia games and music
and nae" refreshments were served.
Miss Marguerite" Lur"ntz left Tuesday
Ia rrSunIr her studies nj Ohio Wesleyan
COLLEGE" Delaware. after 4 visit at her
home on West Main street. Miss Ln-
rcntz has been nj hrr home for n few
weeks us result Of the college being
closed on account of influenza.
Louis Fr"rlI"h. Of Camp Sherman. Is
visiting nj his HON" here.
Mrs. l.. L.. Kerr. Of GAINESVILLE. has
been visiting her son. Lewis Kerr. and
wife Of North Lincoln avenue.
Mrs. Anna Maxwell returned 10 her
home on North Lincoln avenue Mon
day after u visit with her daughters.
Mrs. Harold Eulrcr and Miss Mnude
Maxwell Of MaSsilIon. She was accom-
panied home by Mr. Ruttcr. who is WIS.,
tting his parents Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ.
EuIicr. Of North Chestnut street
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry tnwNn. Of Bell
Girc. visited over Sunday with MIR. and
Mrs. Frank Robinson, of North chest
nut street.
Mrs Earl Harrison. OF East Main
street. who has been spending several
weeks with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
George lE"ssingrr. Of Lynchhurg. Ohio.
spout M"ndHy and Tu"sdny Il, her home.
Mrs. Harrison reports that her father.
who hrS hc"E seriously III. is slightly
improved.
Stanley EauEhman. Of Camp Sherman.
~ spending n ten days furlough here
ana at his h"mc IN tlirview.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-06

Is manager OF the Western Union office
here. r. r. Pitts. former manager
leaves for Bclington this week to take
up duties with tn" 3. & 0. railroad.
improvements are being made 10 the
Frs; street mine tinple. 4 now head
house has h.en finished. Labor short
AK" holds down production however. the
officials state.
Mr.. Willard Conner Is III at her home
on seventh street.
Misses Amy jefferson and Mabel
White were visitors In Wheeling yester-
day.
W. \. McCumbs. Of Youngstown. is
visiting relatives here.
Miss Bert Reid. OF Cameron. Is spend
ing a few days here as the guest Of
friends and relatives.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-06
AMERICA To PROVIDE FOOD FOR
THE STARVING; PEOPLE OF EUROPE

/ WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-America
! and the allies arc planning 10 cooper
ate in making availahl". rs far as pos
! sihlr. food and either supplies necessary
I for tn. lives of the dcmuralizcd civilian
! population III one" cuc'ny countries.
! This became known Tonight. through
, IN" publication nf message from
Colonel T.. N. House N Paris. IL PrcSi-
! dent Wilson. saying the supreme war
council mt Versailles. had adopted d
| rcSuluti ion announcing its desire 10 CO.
| operate with Austria. Bulgaria ana
! Turkey in furnishing tn" necessities or
i life for the suffering peoples of those
! nations.
This announcement is expected to
, have fnr.rrachinG effect in Germany.
; where, from all accounts. the food situh-
! ton is only It'll" less serious tnnn II
! is in the countries until recently allied
with Germany IN thu war. Conditions
! are represented as particularly serious
! in Auslru-Hungary, where food riots
have been frequent and where there has
+ hncn intense suffering. not alone from
the want Of food. but clothing ana other
necessities.
Food Administrator Hoover. II was
said tonight. is working out new food
conservation plans (" aSsur" supplies.
not only for tn" peoples Of tho nations
that have been eliminated from the war.
hut also the liberated populations Of
Belgium and northern France. and even
/, Germany, when that country has ac-
!lcerted armistice terms now in the hands
of Marshal Euch.
II is understood that the plan con-
tcmplatcd by Mr.. Hoover. but which the
President is not known tu have approved.
provides for ratiunlnE system sIiniiAf
Ia that empi"y"d in Belgium by tha
Commission for Relief III Belgium. which
wa. worked out by Mr.. Hoover chairman
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of tho commission. and his assistants on
the basis OF the, required number OF
calorins necessary for each individual.
Supervision OF this ratoning. it was
said. would be in charge Of representa-
tivcs Of tho allied md American govern
mcnts. All available food supplies In
.thr Central Powers would first be ap'
port toned. including the reserves. If any.
held for the armies. il was said.
4 survey Is now hrinG mado by the
food udmnist ration to determine the
worlds food supply. Pending its cons
rlelion the new food conservation plan
for the American public is held UP. The
survey vii! include close investigation OF
the interior food supply available in
Austria Hungary and the Balkans. ON
Gals If the food administration arc. SAID
To believe that investigation will disclose
food supplies which have heretofore moi
been available owing TO dissenslon De-
tween thr Teutonic allies.
With Austria definitely out or the
war tho opening Of the Mediterranean
and the India route "a we'll MS the So
called short Australian route will re-
Lease vast grain supplies and other FOOD
siuffs in that part OF the world. Austri-
an merchant ships. il WAS said. may Dc
used tr transport these supplies.
The food program worked out by the
Inter Allied Food Council. Of which Food
Administrator Hoover is member. calls
urnn America TO ship to the allies IL!
100000 tons Of foodstuffs .thc coming
year. With rhc necessity OF assisting IN
feeding civilians Of middle Europe. II Is
roughly estimated that n minimum or
5000. 600 will have to be added to that
figure though thr ending Of the war nee
rssnrily will max" possible Increased
production throughout Europe next year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-06

by 200.
County Recorder-Bradfield tR) lead.
Ing by 150
County surveyor-Darrah (7) lefSas,
by 81. ~
Prosecuting Attorney--Dixon (R) is
leading by -.
Prohibition Amendment: SO out Of So
prccincts--For prohibition 5.535; against
prohibition 1914. Probable majority for
prohibition $500.
Jefferson County Republican.
STEUBENFILLE. O., Nov. 5.-Jeffer-
son county at midnight showed Frank
Murphy. Republican. leading W. b.
Francis. Democrat. for Congress, Elgh-
tccnth district. by over 500 votes. In 70
out Of 70 precincts. The result will &c
close in the city but Murphy is running
far ahead in the country and will have
over 1900 majority it is predicted.
Charles A. White. Republican. ran
away from w. L. Kinsey. Democrat, for
state senator. leading by 900 at mid
night He will have over 1900 In thu
county.
Hurry N. Carpenter. Of Steubenvtlle
Republican. was elected to the general
assembly over H. S. Overly. Democrat
Steubenville rolled up a dry majority
CT 3o4 and the county is showing biz
dry gains. Thirty-five precincts show
Prohibitions: Yes. 264S; no. 1849.
Willis and Cox are running close IN
tho county and Willis majority Of 150t
two years ago appears cut one-third.
The city vote was Willis. 1719; Cox
1903.
columbiana County.
EAST LIVERPOOL. O., Nov. SIN.
complete returns tonight, indicate that
Frank Il. Willis. Republican. will carry
Columhiana county by small majority
over Governor James N. Cox Democrat,
in tu-duy's election Conservative esti.
mates give state wide prohibition sup.
portcrs a lead Of 1000 votes.
Frank Murphy. Republican, Of Steu-
benvillc. will carry the county by 500
over w Is. Francis. Democrat. Of Mar
tins Ferry. for Congress. from the Eish-
ternth district. State Senator Charles
4. White. Republican. Of Lisbon: will
lead his democratic opponent w. l.. Kin
sey. nf Rcllnirr. by 900 TO 1000 in the
county. With the exception Of the COM
missioncrship and possibly the prosecut'
Ing attnrncyship. the entire county Re- !.
publican ticket ia elected. Frank Will
Hams Democrat. or East Liverpool, fol
Commissioner. and John E. Scott, Of
Salem for prosecuting attorney are max.
ing strong showing.
Carroll County Republican
CARROLkTON. O.. Nov. S. 1850 p. m
Fifteen precincts out OF twenty-fouI
in Carroll county. give Murphy. (Re2.)
for Congress l.45n: Francis (Dem.) sos.
For State Senator Ape. (Rep.) 1900;
Wittcr. (Dem) 72I: for State Represent
tarivc. Gorrell. tRcp.) 1.403: Brothers.
tDem) 500. Gorrcll is up for re-elcc-
ton. Carroll county stays in the dry
column. giving .2G5'for prohibition and
the vets GG5.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-06
Baseball.
By "YocKE."

The inclpient and tmpotent strike Of
tho baseball players In the recen:
worlds series still continues to move
some OF our prominent critics OF sports
TO an expression Of wrath, bus the incl
dent was so thoroughly characteristics
that no observer OF events need have
been surprised or excited. Baseball IS
no longer a sport from the point or view
Jus, an ordinary cold bloodcd business
with most Of them. They are In 1t for
>.he money. first. last and all the tiniH;
Anything outside or that ls incloenIa'
and anything affecting that IS para
The public. Of course looks upon base
ball as clay; It therefore expects peel END ana
ers think OF seriously. Tho pUhle
thinks players should be sportsmen:
players think they should be business
men, Playing IS business so lar as 'aeS
arc concerned.
when the time comes for baseball 10
revive. sound sense will have been ~,
tected Into the brains OF those who wall
with new viewpoint and a new OBJ
jective. 1t will never again run rlo'
along commercial lines. 1t will be re-
established primarily as sport upon
sound ground. Critics OF baseball all
over the country are now spending
good deal Of their large amount or IelS,
ure In plans for reform OF the national
game and its management after the war.
Spilled on the subject Of baseball being
killed As:ute business men invested
their money in the sport. not with IN"
idea OF losing L. Perhaps nowhere III
the world could any one be found so
foolish as 20 erect concrete grand
stand around rogue grounds. Ihat
wouldn't pay. Rogue is q pretty same
and II takes skill to play It. but u
doesn't attract as big crowd OF 10
cent patrons as does baseball Fans want
to see baseball and are willing to pay to
see it, and us long as this condition or
affairs exists there will be baseball.
Baseball seems TO be going down IN
the United States at present and going
uo everywhere else. 1t Is becoming d
tixsu.. IN Franco and as one Of Tho
military critics said: This game att"r"s
excel,en, exercise" develops precision
and uu!Ckn.sS OF "yc and - an e'joya-
bic sport Everywhere the sport ~
being endorsed rs essential and'ih:r" -
T.erv reason IL believe that the popular
sport will come back stronger chan ever
before.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-06
DR.. Nash Broaddus

W"rh VA Perceived in Wheeling ynstcr-
day announcing tn" death Of Or Nash
Erua,idus. Il former resident Of this city.
- h.S hmu" in Richmond. Va. of Span
i$h influenza.
l'r RrOrdrius WAS n clerk in tn" old
Wallace, now the Moore drug store.
Penn and Zane streets. for about five
years. He returned to his old home at
Richmond about 10 years ago and later
was graduated as Il physician. He leaves
a wife and number Of relatives in the
Old Dominion state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-06
Prohibition Forces Also Claim Big Ma.
jority In District bordering
On the Ohio.
Eighteenth District, O., Congress.

The Republicans have scored com
rl-tc victory in tho counties borderins
on tho ohio from nil indications. Du. the
rnhulat.nn is incomplete ana IL VII! os
some time today before inc "ll'c!u'
count can he made and an eSllHna'e stt
IN that will be satisfactory "iIo
seems to have substantial i'""
Governor Cox and his hackers cla'''' .ii"'
bo will win out hy a handsome major
i,r Wrb Al nrerincts out Of SIS report
no IN belmont county he was credited
with s,61a votes as against 3,a7s FOR
Governor Cox.
Murphy IS leading Francis In the race
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-06
ITALIANS HoNoE aoRaAs.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 5.-MaJor Cen
eral William c. GorEns has been made
q grand officer Of tn" Order of tho
Crown OF italy IN recognition OF his
services in military sanitation. The
order was presented today by Major
General Emilon InGiie!mntti. military
at,arhr or the Italian embassy. =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-06

Ella Norris. u McN"ch"n' WIS ~"
Judged insane by tile count! '".''''H
board y"stcrdty nnd has h''h COM INV,
"a the county jail p"nhinH ''r i''''',N ~
10 the stat" lnSa'"' h">l4th ~ N'>'' ~
She was taken Oh lunn'.y ""'''"' al
,.cMschrn Monday n,EHl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-06
rn,slv. 70 Morgantown.

Yesterday afternoon twelve MAJ S''','
conutv young men left for M"rHan'""'
r. enter the mechanical training S''''o,
at the state university. Thcy utp'' wv
~ 2:22, and will enter active l'''''"'F
.Gruica lnILr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-06
Non-Sapport Charge.

Harry l.. Yates. Of ti'lS civ n"'
rested in sharon IA, E'$''' "''H ~
Deputy sheriff ID. ID. Al'""'""'' ,'"'' ,
With VIII: t"Scrtion. lie ""N WI"
here and has arranged l" CONF .""'v
,n,r week IL III" support ol HIS ""''
,,rdiue "a hearing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-06
rcw Henlth Officer.

DIR S. VI. S,c.lr. ot M"undsv'i'"' mas
,,en rnmeL the new city health ?ii'-
Ger lie succeeds Or. j. II. i'"'NHurI
,.ro has been called for service III ,hc
!, s. Army and leaves November 10 Tor
Enrt oglrthurpc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-06
MOUNDSVN.LE
Elnction Was Quiet.

Moundsville was very que &C.
,osaIta the election. Regulations 'S-
,aii,ehed because Of the mtluch2"
,,,,,ron,inc were observed us far as pc
,;;,io and there was no trouble. ne
49,. ,,.s wall ulacarded with campaign
uusterS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-06
Arrested on Cap!as.

Indicted IN the last term "t e'rc"'t
coIr, here. Jake McHrnry waS aires
Yesterday and IS b"l's hNt" mere on "
,.h,rr. Of violating the fo%i law. NC
,yiII get a hearing before Ju"E' SOM
nrryiIle BUon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-06
REPUBLICAN, CANDIDATES WIN
IN BELMONT AND JEFFERSON CO.

for congress and Belmont gives him
3.42l as against 3.oS6 for Francis. Muir
ply Will carry CoIumbiana county by
over 500 votes it is claimed, while Will
lis Will also carry it by smull major
ity.
Tho Prohibition Fight.
In the prohI billion fight in Belmont
county tire drys were leading by quite a
wide margin. and out of SO precincts the
vote cnSt showed $685. for prohibition
and 5.ph0 against.
In Jefferson county the vote is show
ing up well for drys aud the count this
morning showed. yes ISIS and no 1919.
The town Of StcHbcnville rolled up ma
jorIty for tho ,lrys of 30i votes which is
considered very good. as the fight WAS Il
hot one In that city during the past few
weeks Tho leaders Of the prohibition
party this morning predicted that they
would Win by = large margin. while the
vets had nothing 10 say.
Belmont County Republican.
At one o'clock Wednesday morning
returns had been tabulatcd from Al Of
tho SIS precincts in Belmont county. by
tho election board In session at Bcllaire.
For governor the vote stood: Willis,
(Rl 3.5la: Cox. Cd 3,%Is.
Congress. Eighteenth Distrtct-Mur-
ply ttl 3.421; Francis CD 3,2S6.
Rcprcscntativc---Bund (R) probable
plurality $50.
Clnrk Of Courts-Bum garner. (R) Is
leading lA5o0.
Sheriff lynch (R). leading by 80
OoY luditor-FoEle (R> leading by
E TEeasurer-Perry (R) leading
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-06
Results Here.

It might be we'll a: this ;in,e 70 men
ton several outstanding features OF i'r
Wheeling district during ;he past sea-
son. Frank Noel. former Bauer payer
and moro recently Of Bellalre and Mar
tins Ferry Athletics. placed his name N
the hall cf fame by cNualiluG me Worlu
record when he hurled a pcT;eEi game
against the Canr5rids. nine. -3.s a.
c0mplishmcnt was flashed iaTHGsnoSS
the country and has been "G3a.."" IN
hut one or two other 0CcaS:r:.s e.: never
before in the state OF Ncs: N:!S'a.A.
Noel is but - years ~ HC= AID IS Il
clean-cut athlete ard the writer - con
:ideu, that he will make god n the
big show This chap cane wiii:n an
ace OF doing the same SUM AS T ;',~I.'i
against The Carroll club when ne nur'H
a no-hi,. no-run contest hut spoiled IL
by issuing q ire" pass 10 urSS piSS'
Aside from Noel'S Remarkable ieat tt's
Iyork OF BERNARD McIianuon. the SenS;t-
rInnni kid ShuriSiup Of the Ferry Atm
le,.rs was nlySt noticeable. ms youES-
sfrr has tho mak:nsS OF S"au!h" IL
lrte and great things are IN S'"rr t'E
HIM when the curtain rises again, '%l-
Durau Hnuiz and Wciih II the Nc
CoukeyS played rGmarkan!" pait WI
tho work OF Bero at hrSt n'Se ior -.
1;auers was exceptionally artiStl" thtH
r.: E..inc conceded 10 b. the cess utSi
se;ker IN ,n!s section Of the country. IL
SC rrua there We're i hummer g! "NH''
mn who I'll! we'll and taking thr teaihS
o.. , Who'll Martins Ferry. Beliaire NC
Conkcys ard ihe E2uers pE'!eu "' r.,':,
ball with tn. latter having tiie p'St rr,
nri although Tie season was cut snort
on account Of m"u entering IN" S'r'tc;
AM ot IN. four teams ABOVE il"NI i"","
,,.''i,,lI ,.,,... th. National Amateur chaIn-
n,nns = ;n::Eh battle for the hon"rS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-06

Eoo,ball followers "a we'll "a the pup
&c 4; large. ar, about convinced that t"s
present ban or things viii DC t'tira p|
fore the end OF ;ha week. as the S'.""
lion Is we'll IN hand: and since oth'r
cIttas are going forward despite the
r.r;nusueSs OF the plague. The health
authorities hcra may reconsider and nor
NAL conditions prevail 1t WILL certain
| be- a tnmost welcome decision and the
hearts Of a sturdy bunch OF atni"tes
VIII no, cheerfulIy aproe il. Thus Tar
the sraeon has been a most bitter d'sap-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-06

Word wis received !."rr yesterday
rrun, CIarkshurE. iH /" the effect mat
,rdrcw Diaz Of This city, is under ar
r..s, there charged With Violating the
Ynst law. He claimed trunk at the
a.uot which contained considerable
liquor.
Miss Mildred Bessie. OF JucFsl pburg.
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To Resume Practice.

All Wh",.l;ns h!sH players are requsS .
ed 70 hr present on Bridge park at
o:I,,.,, rhiS afternoon. TO r':Sunae pElc-
tirs ThiS VIII be the first practice hrii
r.n,,i,,.r!v for over n week. and the uld
Gnld and liu. s;r.dders n"cd mutn eEI-
ling t. e.; th.u; IN proper SHAPE '"' ''e
The sun., 1918-08-15

agreement is based upon a collateral
agreement that the bone dry prohibi-
ton amendment to the food production
stimulation bill shall remain, the bust
ness before the Senate untn disposed
OF, 1t will be necessary for some COM
promise with the prohibition majority
to be effected before the man power bill
can have a clear track
AZ, however. there has developed no
threat OF serious opposition to the man
power bill from any source, and with
the practical certainty that the measure
can be disposed of within a week and
be out OF the way OF the prohibition
measure before the date upon which
that was to have been taken up, it is
not expected that Senator Chamberlain
will have any trouble.
The House Committee on Military
Anairs will take up the man power bill
on Monday. The House ensembles on
that date. and Chairman Dent to-day
said that certainly not more than a
days consideration would be necessary
Representative Kahn (Cal). ranking
Republican member of the House Mill
tary Committee. returned to Washing
ton to-day.