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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-11
GAINESVILLE

EARNESvrLLE. O.. Sept; 1o.-Mrr
Mrs s. s. Holland. Mr.. and Mrs. jacob
McNr!ch. Mrs John Camden and Neil
Tllman. OF Stafford. was visiting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Gibson. on
Laws street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hunt are visiting
Nr.Nand Mrs. Mott in Euffalo.
Mr.. AID Mrs. Robert Euhl. Of FirdlaN.
Ohio. az. herr. 10 attend the Chiefly and
V-nr:h!u"tnu Wedding. which will take
plaza rhurS'lay evening.
Miss Margaret lor"ntz has returned
10 hor home on West Main street. She
has been In the OHIO Valley hospital.
whore she underwent an on"rati"n for
apr~rdici;is a few weeks ago.
Mrs. JOHN iihson. Of Law street. IL
visiting relatives and friends at Stat
ford. o.
Miss c. T!rr'1cott Of North Lincoln
avenue. has zone to ~" Lake SID" hos
initial in Cleveland. where She will I'M
dNr~o an on"raii"n.
Mrs Entty t1SS"lls Of North Chest
nut strnrt. returned homo N" first OF
~" week after visiting friends in Col
umhus. q.
Hlss Eina Miller. or Rord avenue. Is
visiting friends at Tairvi"w. ..
Tho standard bearers "f II" First ".
F church meet ut ~" HON" Of Bertha
Schafnr on North LiDC"ln avenue last
evening.
G. F.. Miller. Of Church street. return
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This game Is based on railroad mag
mates remark that the hardest work IN
life Is accommodating Sl0n as 4 starter
Two or moro players take turns In Gov
cring coins on the plate with pieces OF
PAPER or other markers until 4 total OF
100 IS covered.
There are IS pieces on the plate-fiVe
each Of ones. twOs. fives. tens ana twen-
ties The player covering the last com
wins Should the game reach point
where exactly 100 cannot be attained by
adding any uncovered coin. then the
nIaycr who last played wins. Here Is
specimen game: %. 20. 90. 20. 10. ,. b.
The player covering the last wins
Here Is another game 100 not reached
10. 10. 10. 10. 10. 5, 5. 3. 5. 5. ,. ,. >. :. =
l. |. You sec nothing hut @G's re-
main, and therefore another play would
carry the total beyond loo-not r"rmiS-
s!h!"--sr the player who covers the last
dollar wins.
Suppose You were playing Fam"
with the maEnatc and he started ny
covering 90. Then YOU covered ~ ana
so on until the coins covered were 20.
%. 10. 10. 10. ~. 10. and now your turn.
Who Will win. you or the maEnate. as
suminS that you both play as clcVerly
ANsKER TO 40. els.
Peggy is now u years Of age. ana
her rarcntS. ayes together equal ". In
Sla years Peggy will h" %5'a and her
parcrt, will be lo@ so that she will then
h.. onc-quartrr Of her parents combined
age
copyright. 1919. by Sam Loyd)
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cd homo to-day. after snort Visit WIN
his daughter. Mrs. c. J. Sheppard Oh
p!tlahUrSh. l..
confined to his home with tEp""'u
Mrs. Andrew Trochlich. Of ,Wh"cl!rE'
w. Va. is viSit!iS her sister. Mrs. Nal
com Wells. % tnurch street;
Mr. J. W. Dn'Gnan. Of Walnut street
was called To kentucky to-day. by tho
death of his brother. Edward pouama'
Of that place. Edward poudma was
formerly Of this place.
Mrs. william l.. Lapp"rt CharminGlE
entertained about one hundred ladies
Friday afternoon at her home ON S"EtA
Lincoln avenue with n fancy party. The
house was beautifully decorated Win
flowers. At o'clock n dainty two
course luncheon was served. Mrs. lap
rcrr was assisted by Mcsdamrs II. H.
Watt, ]. II. CLANCY. ROLAND Mccartney
ana Charles Ball. Of this place. Mes
danes Fred SprigEs. J. +. Fleming. b.
I /. Scott. of Bcllairc. Mrs. Andrew Fried
rich and Mrs. Ella Brooke. of Martins
Ferry.
Mrs. Ross Watt and daughter. Alice
and son. Lewis and Alice and Stella
Reeves, Of Walnut street, arrived hom'
, yesterday after spending the summer IN
Colorado.
( Mr., and Mrs. Nelson Mercer, of North
. Chestnut street. arrived homo Sunday
after visiting friends and relatives II
Cambridge. Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. IIayccs Bcardmor". OF
Pittsburgh. spent Saturday and Sunda!
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jess MindVD IN NORTH
Chestnut street.
. Miss Eva Carter, Of North Broadway
left Monday for few days visit Will
Mrs Earl Novel;. of Cameron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rome Lucas. Of NORTH
Arch street. spent the first Of the week
in Martins Ferry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Damscl. Of East
Main street. loft the first of the week
for Columbus. Ohio.
A telegram to relatives Of this place
announcing the safe arrival of Robert r
Dement,. of Co. y, 10th Infantry. First
Division. at Camp Merritt. \. J.
Mrs. Frank Malone. Of Temperance
! villcc Ohio. and Mrs. Jack McCort. OF
this place. motorcd to Tom Malonc's
Sunday.
Jessie Rood. Of this place. Is spending
a few days in Columbus.
Miss Pearl Dcnncy, of Hunts avenue
left today for Akron. where she vii
spend a few days with Mrs. Stackhousc
Of that place.
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raHsn 70 nIcKeesnort.

John AinskO. who WAS arrested here
Tuesday evening. was taken to Mckces-
port. Pa. yesterday by officers from
that city. AinsHo was arrested by Chief
of Police Charles Moore at the Perkins
garage at tho request of MckccSport
officials. upon the charge Of stealing 4
seven passenger touring car hcl"nS!ng
70 n Mr.. Williams in MckccSport. and
also upon charge Of b!gamy.
Georgia and married another. Miss
Helen McCausland. AGED y. Of Mckces-
port, At Wheeling, Friday. September ..
Tho girl stayed IN Glrndr!c Tuesday
night at the home Of friends. She was
taken back home yesterday afternoon
by her sister. who arrived from Nc
kecSport.
Another couple by the name Of Black
OF Bellairc. Is said to he travelling with
Ainsko and are wanted for forging
checks here and In other places. One
check for S35 was forged in Muundsvillc
last week. THIS couple, however. have
not been located.
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s. $5 S553}3 { 5s25ssSS =
DOES IT GROW III YOUR GARDEN?

Ior, oIono Mother wanted TO correct
vh3, yho REGARDED rs faults in her
rrauIchiId. and daughter resented that.
B,u:.hicr wanted Ia rcarrange certain
details in the house. and mother resent
"a HAT, DAUGHTER even informed me
that she thought her mother wore too
much icwclry. Instead Of an atmnS-
rhcrr or unusual tenderness. there was
IN atmosphere Of distinct tension in
that house.
They Could Do the Little Things, But
Not the Big One.
don't doubt that these two really
loved each other in the common use
If tho word. l couldn't doubt that they
wcrr always doing little things for each
other, But they couldn't do the one big
thing.
Thcy could deny themselves and work
hard TO make each other material gifts.
hu, they couldn't give each other the
rift of sufficient forhcarance and un-
Outstanding and tenderness to proluco
q haprv companiouship even for two
months.
They Could Die, But Cannot Live for
Each Other.
7, sccms 10 mo that this is true Of
rrcat many families. They love each
other dccpiy-lhcy would persaps even
die for each other. But they cannot or
will not live for each other.
A happy, cOnGcnial Companionship Is
M, true flower of family life. 1t should
h, the CommuncSt flower that grows.
md vet | have pcssimStic moments
when IL seems TO ME it is the rarcst.
Docs it grow in the garden OF your
/ life?
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.STATE WILL HAVE
AUTOPSY PERFORMED

Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Carl
G.. Bachman stated last evening that an
autopsy will be performed upon the body
OF George Williams. the negro who was
killed in the street fight with William
Smith. another negro, ut Tr!adclphia
| Tuesday. Tho date for the autopsy has
not been fixed, owing to the prosccut-
ing attorney and his assistants being
too busy with criminal court matters
When the post norton examination IS
completed. Coroner r. 6. Hobbs will fix
the date for the formal inquest into
Smiths death.
Williams. who was slashed across the
head. shoulders and back with a razor
| In the hands of Smith. is still very weak
| from the loss of blood. DR.. Carl w. Ul-
! fert is attending the wounded negro in
the county Jail, where the negro Is held
without bail
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Moundsville Briefs.

Mrs. Earl G!llcspi" let yesterday FOR
Akron. O. Mrs. Gillcspi" has hccn Wis
iting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
LoCSdon, OF Third street.
Ralph Fit2simmnns of Third street.
will spend the week end with friends
in Tairm0nt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Waddcll have
moved from their home on clinton ave
nuc 10 W"IlshurG, Pa, whcr" Mr.. Wad-
dell IS manager Of a coal mine.
Miss Maud Jefferson left Monday fCr
West Liberty. whore she will teach in
tn" Normal school.
F. !. Colnar. Of Wheeling. was in the
CITY yesterday.
Mrs. s. \. walton has returned home
from I.umberDurt. ". Va, where Sh"
was visiting her daughter. Mrs. c o
Kcrns. -,
arrive here in few days TO visit
friends.
O. s. Chambers Is attending the G. \
r. Encampment At Columbus q.
Mrs T.. Amos. who has been vtsitinr
friends here returned to her home n
Farmont ycSt"rdav.
Mrs. Nina Brooks left yesterday for
ClarkSburE after visiting Mrs. Pickett
and family on Fourth street
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MANY ORCHARD DEALS.

MARTINSBURG. W. Va. sept 10
Nearly Sl.5UO. 600 has changed hands in
1919 as tho result Of orchard deals in
Berkeley county. The average price per
crop was not included. In some in
stances $1,000 per acre was paid. The
boom was inaugurated by the American
Fruit Growers, Inc. known as the
Pittsburgh Syndicate, which has in
vested 100000 In county tracts this
year. An offer Of $500 per share for
stock in the Grimes Golden Orchard Co.
has been refused.
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MOUNDSv|L.LE


Charles Wishtart, MOundsv!lle coal
miner, tho first man TO hc arrested in
this section on u charge Of violating the
state red flag act. is /" have a prclimi-
nary hcarn; before Squire +. NJ. Lewis
at MouudSville on September 30.
Wishtart'S counsel At first announced
that he would waiv" Il hearing. but later
asked for it. At the time Of his arrest
Wishtart had 4 number Of copies OF
pamphlets containing questions and an
swers with regard to soviet form or
government such as Russia now has.
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LOS !

Pockctbook containing
sum of money between Sher-
rard and Showers hardware
store, Elm Grove, on Fair
mont pike or Infirmary
road. Reward for return to
Showers hardware store,
Elm Grove.
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Several local Elks are attending the
state convention of E!ks hcing held at
Fairmont this week. and several more
will leave to-day. Some OF those now
attending arc: Charles kUli Max Levy.
George Dorsey. Dale Chaddock. Ben
Peabody and Il. A Kelley.
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rorawell PARTY,

A farewell party in honor OF John J.;
Ernest and Floyd Richardson. who VIII
soon leave for Texas. was given Tues
dav night at Toms run. 1t was in the
form Of 4 corn and wciner roast.
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The ladies Aid Society OF Calvary
NJ. T.. church will meet THE evening in
regular session. AN members are re-
QurStrd to hr present as officers Tor the
coming wear Will he elected.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

MILLIONS are suffering with rhenma-
tism. Most important discovery OF the
age. a herb that actually drives tho
most stubborn case Of rheumatism en-
US and say they are astoundcd At the re-
suits. especially on the kidneys; Just
think Of the money making possibilities;
Representatives wanted. Sl.l2 pouna
rheumatism Herb Co., Venice, Calitor-
no my-28-tf
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New Books.
E1kE at Tairlnont,

Several new books have arrived at the
public library and can hn taken out by
all those who have cards.
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VIII Hold Social

The Glee Club and choir Of Calvary
NJ Z. Church will hold n social ut III"
church Saturday, September 10. L."
cream, cake, coffee and sandwiches will
be served
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wANTED-ExpcrIcnc millinery Lazy:
Good pay. steady p"aitinh' Apply Al
The Dollar Store. 1908 Main street;
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cANpY-Earn s@5 to $50 weekly. Ad-
vcrtisc-m"n- women. Start one OF
our Speciality Candy Factories In your
own home small room anywhere. brhhn
nnnriunitv. We tell how and furnish
everything. Candymakrrs House. 1872
RanStcad St. Philadelphia. Pa s-S-n-Io
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wANTED-I:xpcri"nc girl for general
houscw"rk. small family. Rnon pay.
Apply at tho Dollar Store. Joe" nam
street.
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They Could Die, But Cannot Live Tor
zach Other

meeting with n fair attendance. Much
business was disposed of and the re-
rurts were ARRANGED for the Fourth
Quarterly conference. Sept. 10th.
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WANTED-FemAle

wANTEp-G,rlp; 8 experienced ahoco-
late dipporn and girls willing 20
learn Chocolate making. OHIO Vatley
Candy Co, 1929 Main st. s-ll-i
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Elect Officers.

Tents for Sale or Rent. Wheeling
Tent & Awning Co.
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FOR SALR-A farm Of 325 acres, with
two sets CO buildings. fifteen minutes
walk to street car line, mostly limestone
soil. Has two large orchards. and
mostly all kinds Of other fruit Would
consider q little real estate in exchange
or will sell farm one-third cash. Ad-
dress Box 377 Wig. W. Va au-17.p
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WANTED or furnished rooms Tor
light housekeeping. in Shadysidc or
Riy"rvicw. References given. Rooms
care IntrlligcnCcr. 80!
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Hoard Meeting

| The official board of the First NJ. f.
church met last evening after prayer
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Remnant Wall Paper sale-Next Week
at p. C. Dancers. s-l0-i
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WANTED-To Rent.

wANTEp-TwO or three furnished
rooms for light housekeeping j.. d.
Owen. Linsly Institute. s-s-l
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EARN more this year
than ever before. If the
opportunity is not at hand,
find it through advertising
in the classified.
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GErsE1-Monday. September 3. 1915. At
the home Of his brother in Cleve!an1;
Ohio, CARL H GE1SEL. aged 20
years
Funeral from his late residenes NO.
3764 Jacob street, Thursday afternoon
at 2 o'clock. Friends invited to At
tend. Interment in Greenwood come
terry.
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DIED -. q.

cAIDwELI-on Wednesday. eeptem.
her late residence 2340 Chapline street,
ALICE HUGHES. wife Of tho IAse
Henry c. Caldwell. In the 18th year -.
her age.
Services from the residence Friday af.
ternoon 3 o'clock. Friends invited TO
attend. Interment private Greenwood
cemetery.
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MISCELLANEOUS

wANTED- OR 5 RooMED H0UsA
WITR pATH, IN CITY OR sU8UEHS
POSSESSION AUG. 1ST. ADDRESS q.
z. c., CAEE INTELL1GEACEH' 1y--o-l
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FOR RENT

ron RANT-Nicely furnished Rooms.
modern convenlences, IN business CO.
ter Of city. Inquire and floor 1ntelliecat.
Ger Bldg. 1AelS-o
FOE REN1-One large light front foo0
End floor. Market street, steam AooA,
rent furnished or unfurnlshod. Inl0ir0
and floor Intelligencer Bids. tA.I4.tf
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FOR SALE

FOE SALE-Two houses rooms and
bath each. Good location. Reason.
able price. Property located 1t +t3 and
AS North 9Th St., Martins Ferry. Ohio.
Phone 423-J. or call at IS N. 3rd St,
Martins Ferry. Ohio. S-lli
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FOR SALE-Bargain. used trucks. One
2-ton Manley, one 1-ton Kelly. one n
ton Republic, two Overland delivery,
one Smith Form-a-truck. one z-ton Dear.
born, one new Elcar touring (Bargatn.)
Bruce II. Seabright, 311o Jacob street,
Wheeling. phone 1852. s-11-l
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FOE sALE-Farm Of 226 acres; will be
sold together or In two tracts; stu
atcd in Jefferson county. Ohio; ono OF
good markets. Can give possession At
once. Address A. 2, Strayer. s06 SIN
clair Bldg, Steubenville, Ohio. slim
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YOl AAI.l

FOR SALE-85-t Model Overland, like
new, run less than $500 miles. Cali
20l4-J for demonstration. SSH
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WANTED-Mals

WANTED-Window trimmer and card
writer. Good position for right party.
Apply at the Dollar Store, 1865 Main
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ElcctrIct and Engineering Company,
l0l5 Market. B-10-i
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-25
ALLEGED DESERTER SHOOTS
THREE and IS BADLY WOUNDED.
IN FIGHT WITH POLICE OFFICERS

Springfield. Mass. Feb. 24-De-
tective James VI. Daley of this city
was shot twice N the chest tonight
while attempting % arrest Frank
G. Potter. an alleged Navy deserter
in the Cooley Hotel. Potter made
his escape and later shot two Palm
err offices who attempted 20 place
him under arrest on j train in that
town. The deserter was badly
wounded during the fight.
Potter. who says he lives at IS
Trow b II d &c street. Cambridge.
Mass. entered the hote! yesterday
and engaged a room, changing his
uniform 70 civilian clothes Daily
traced him 20 the hotel and ques-
toned him IN his room. The youth.
who claims 20 be Il years old. told
the detective he had served IN the
Navy but,had been discharged. Daily
went 10 the lobby and tried to get
Potter's father by telephone in Cam
bridge Unable 10 do so. he returned
10 the room and told Potter he
would have 20 accompany him TO
HEADQUARTERS. AS he did so. Potter
pulled a revolver ana fired three
shots. two of them entering the de-
tect,ve's chest He then ran from
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NAB HECkLERS
Women Hustled to Jail
at Boston
Twenty three Members Of Nat;ona,
Woman's Party Attempt Demon.
stration in Front Of State House
Carried Banners with Character.
istie Inscriptions

Boston. Feb. 4.-Plans of members
of the national womans party to make
a demonstra ton n connection With the
passage OF President Wilson through
the city today were frustrated when e
members Of tho.- number were arrest
ed IN front of the State House They
were booked OF charges of lettering and
will re given a hearing in police cour.
tomorrow. Another member OF the ua--
" was arrested O.. Tie Common later
IN the day on a charge Of SPEAKING
without a permit.
Four Of The women were released on
bail OF nominal size tonight. The 9TH
ers declared tina. they would fight the
case out N court and would not ac-
cept freedom for the night Most of
the women live IN Massachusetts but
several are from other states
One of the number, Miss Betty
Cram of Portland. Ore. remon-
stratef and after being duly warne !
b" the officers in charge was lifted
bodily into the patrol wagon. The
others submitted without requiring
the officers TO use force The women
had taken their positions in front OF
the reviewing stand several hours
before the President was due to
pass. Some carried banners with
characteristic inscriptions and 9TH
ers displayed suffrage colors.
In addition 10 Miss Cram. the
women included Miss Katherine Mo-
rey OF Brookiine. Miss Josephine Col
Inns of birmingham. Miss Camilla
Whitcomb of Worcester, Miss Ruth
Small of Newton. Mrs. Lois Warren
Shaw of Manchester. Y. H. Mrs. H.
F, Turney of Boston. Mrs. Elise
Russian OF Detroit. Mich: Miss Elena
Gainan Of Methuen. Miss Martha Fo-
Boston Miss L.. J. &. Daniels of
Grafton. " Mss Berry Potter Of
Boston. - Me:ty Connolly of
Newton. Mss Rose Lewis or New
York. Mrs. George Roewe- OF Bel
mont, Miss Frances Fowler OF Brook
line. Misses Jessica and Wilrnar
Henderson OF Wayland. Mrs J. T-r-
ing Corss of Boston ard Mrs George
Hill OF Brookiine. One Of he par
declined TO give iler name - Ii :
newspaper men. No move was made
to obtain release on bail
The women said that Mss liorev
was carrying an American flag. and
Misses Collins. N-'at.c~'4a ana Small
and Mrs. shaw r1rrars with suf-
fraGo messages Tho others were
armed with blue whi,c ana gold
suffrage banners.
All of hem announced t,.e.r n,en-
ton. # released OF participating n :.
mass meeting on he Common during
the time that the President vas speak
ing At Mechanics nal A, this meet
IN i vas planned 10 ourn portions
Continued on Page 3-coi. 81
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BUSY WEEK AHEAD FOR WILSON
T0RESUME ROUTINE WORK TODAY

Washington. Fen. o4-President
Wilson VIII resume Official routine
tomorrow Immediately after his ar
rival IN the capital and will pass
the entire day at his desk according
10 present plans.
4 cabinet meeting n the after
noon IS expected 70 DE almost the
only engagement of the President
during his first day a. work since
MS return 20 this country Numer-
Gus requests for engagements have
been received at the executive offices
but no appointments have been
made. ana the list Of persons uesir-
.ng 10 see him VIII be submitted 70
Mr.. Wilson for him 70 select those
whose business he deems of SUM-
cient Importance 10 claim his atten-
ton. before he sails again for Paris.
The Presidents most important
conference. that with members OF
the Senate and House Foreign AZ
fairs committees. for discussion Of
The constitution OF the proposed
League of Nations. Will be held on
Wednesday, night.
The President and Mrs. Wilson
Kill md the spring cleaning IL the
White House finished. Every part
Of the house that needed attention
has received It at the hands OF i
small army OF workers. They return
also 70 city decorated IN gala fash
ion. IN preparation for the parade of
District of Columbia soidiers on
Thursday.
The President will review the pa
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the room. Daily walked TO the lob
by. whence ne was taken in an am
bulance 20 hospital.
Meantime Potter had boarded a
Boston express. His suspicious ac-
tons we're noticed by 4 bystander.
who informed the police. who n turn
notified the Palmer authorities
When the train reached Palmer. two
officers. Patrolman Charles Thomas
and Deputy Sheriff George A. Bills.
awaited his coming Boarding the
smoker. the officers saw Potter. who
made for the rear door. He was
blocked by passengers. however. and
turned. firing. Thomas fell with 4
bullet in the hip, and Bills was hit
IN the abdomen. As he lay on the
floor. Thomas fred three times. one
bullet striking Potter in the stom-
ach. Meantime all passengers had
taken refuge under the seats and
none was hit.
The wounded officers were taken
10 a hospital. II is said Bills will
probably die. Potter'S wounds were
dressed at the police station. where
he is neId HIS condition is serious.
Young Potter told the police to-
night that he had stolen 500 in
Liberty bonds from his father in
Cambridge. and admitted he had de-
serted from the Navy.