The Washington herald., 1919-04-13
killed tho major. and himself died

killed tho major. and himself died
shortly Afterwards.
United States Senator Davis Eikins
at the Greenbrier with his mother
MIS-. stephen Blaine Elkins. and Ste
pnen b. Eikins. jr. They were Joined
there by Mr.. D. J. Davis. of Elkins
w. Va. Mr.. James NJ. Waterbury
otherwise known as Monte" Water
bury. the polo player, and Mr.. G. X.
Mccormick are there from New York,
and the Ave men are on the golf
links daily for interesting matches
Mr.. r. r. Richardson of Chicago
who has devoted his time to the
making of gas masks. and Mrs
Richardson who came up from
Palm Beach to spend a fortnigh,
here, have gone to New York,
where Mr.. Richardson is to receive
his release from Government service
Mrs. James Henry Lancashire. OF
New York, wife of DR.. Lancashire
who presented the Italian flag to the
Greenbrier last spring to be huns
with those of the other allies from
the porte cochere, is at the Green
brier. where she Joined her daughter
and italian son-in-law.
Mrs. Eugene B. McCahill, of Lake
City, Mimi. will arrive at White
Sulphur this week from Tulsa. Okla
homa, to spend several weeks. Mrs
McCahill lost her son, Louis Mecca
hill, who was in the service at St
Nazaire, France, where he died of
pneumonia. Mr.. McCahili was edu-
Gated at the Georgetown University
at Wash ipG.. Miss Catherine Nc
Cahill attoU me camp of the wo-
mans Naval Recreation League last
summer.
Congressman George Holden Tink-
ham and party will go from Wash
ington today to pass some time al
White Sulphur Springs.
Mr.. John North Willys. president
of the Willys Overland Company
and several other large concerns. is
at present in New York. where he
is wrestling with the large problem
of the income tax. Like many other
business men OF great business in
terests. Mr.. Willys is finding difii-
Guilty in the adjustment. He is ex-
pected at White Sulphur Springs a
little later to Join Mrs. John N
Willys and Miss Virginia Willys
who were accompanied here by Mrs
Willys father, Mr.. A. ]. Van VIE.
The South Jersey seashore resorts
are joyous over the reduction in tour
ist tickets to their places, for this
advancement in date from May Is tc
April I. allows them ample time to
lease their stores, boardwalk privi-
leges, cottages, apartments and bun
galows prior to the opening of the
season; II gives the outsider the rea-
sonable rate privilege to come ano
look over the situation, besides en-.
abling the agent or owner to secure
a fair and equitable price for his
place.
The entire county of Cape May ap.
preciates the support given theii
cause by the newspapers. This sup.
port of the press was the lever that
forced the reduction and eliminated
the discrimination by the Railroad
Administration in favor of two othel
Jersey coast resorts to the detrimen'
of the Cape May County watering
places.
As proof that the reduction In
| tourist fares was wanted by the gen.
eral public, over 200 excursionisti
visited wildwood and its sister re
sorts. North Wildwood (Angiesea'
and Wildwood Crest last Sunday. The
major portion of this assemblag,
! were here to lease places for summer
Agents report an exceptionally biz
] day.
The same indications that pointed
to big winter season in the Florida
coast resorts are in evidence there
! inquiries for houses, cottages bunga.
| lows, furnished room and hotel &C
| commodations are coming in steadily
and regularly to the secretary of tht
Board of Trade.