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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-25
About People
Movements of individuals to and
From the CITY.
AT THE HOTELS.

decentralization Phillips. Terra Alta:
+. G. Wood. Parkcrsburg: Walter Ny
crs, New Martinsvillr; Forest Bush,
Cameron; ~. II. Thompson. Morgan
town; +. T.. l.ainE. MorEantuwn: e L..
Clark Farmont: II. G. .Ncibcrgal.
rarkcrsburg; h. q. Biddle. l'arkcrs-
burg.
Grand Central-William s. Hcnder-
son, Wicrton: II. y. Shartcr and family,
RoSrhy Rock: y. j. Phillip, Bannock.
Windsor-Mr aud Mrs. L. f.. Crom-
NETT. larkcrsburg; S. y. Taylor, Nor
gantoWn.
STAMINA. Reed. Cadz: T. J. Reed,
CadiZ.
Rogers-T. \. Richardson. Fairmont:
". X. Williams. Grafton: +. T.. David
burg: f. c. Cole. Iarkcrsburg; Mrs. 4.
II. Logan. Parkcrsburs; l.. S. Cartcm.
Charleston.
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At THE GRAVE OF HIS SON.

FORT WORTH. Texas. March IT
While Secretary OF War Baker was at
tending = luncheon hero today. General
March. ch;et Of staff. visited the scene
Of the death, Of his young son. Lieuten-
ant P.yton G. March. Jr.. who was klii-
cd las; year in an airplan" crash
When General March reached the spot
whore the boy fell he found il banked
with flowers in the form Of an air
planes wings.
Both Baker and March SAID the &C.
mobilization system would he revised so
as to make Il possible TO muster out
in forty-eistt hours after their arrival.
n now takes about ten days or two
weeks.
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Miss nellie Yost has returned to the
Y. W. {. 4. after h"lnE III at her home
in Huntington for tn" past few weeks.
Miss Grace Wnrlry has resumed her
studies at the Elliott school after Wis
iting her parents in Barnrsvillc for Il.
few days.
Donald Mexico, of Triad"lphia- is
slowly recovering from an operation at
the Ohio valley hospital.
Attorney :. q. Royr" is in Charles
ton for IL few days attending To official
business.
state Banking Commissioner Edward
+. Diohl departed at midnight for
Charleston I" look after business mat
!,Srss: after hing confined i,!s: 70 his home
Harry Ecllrillc. Of the island. is
spending few days the guest of rrla-
tives at Canal Dover. Ohio.
Miss Gc ybrndn Msc fw 5 Sf S hSEN he
guest Of relatives and friends:
Harold Str"chmann and Harold
Schcnk have arrived at their homes IN
this city for tn" spring vacation
Charles Wcllinr. Of tho Island. is Wis
ting his brother. OF Trareyvlllc Mo-.
Miss Margaret Monroe. Of Eorf street,
has returned from a visit with her
grandmother at Taylnrsl"wn.
Mrs Carl Clark" and son. Norbert:
have arrived h"m" after an ahsrnc" Of
NV Iii 1,;,,,,., &c ,b ,,rov, 81
Mrs: Ai IIi n!t'm"h IS IN" s""S' "l
cameron irtEuE. ,,.,,. .,,,, ,.;s
MISS rHI|a""tn EYE ,t,,,-,,.,d
nor l" NV On la" i''"' '''o
/" n'r h"'l', .H , rnm r., r,r c ,h,
Mr. ana MrS; t''''h W. s.t.r ~ I.,.i
iSianui WIZ rhn I.F, 'rrr l,hv ',irI
Satnr!ay' YIN" r. lev NM oHnH hn' or
,, 'f i,,TI,,cI, -; oni is .on,innd f. his
Ill., tnr ~ 49, ,hn ,"IT ,norrm"mis
honr ", III, Nmi,nh l,'' hayip,t suffered
~ w ,,a,.S r ,ic.,,,nni., iv ar:,in
d,,'a,, H. ris ur,,.tirn from his Of
attcnoli,E q hrH 1,,iiia,., h,iILimt, ''''
nc" IN nc 1i,, H. Island
Mrs. ,irp' Ii,,;H,, 1rr.;n or SIa',.
enterTIi''ru Mt "'''>"' - '" ''' W
benEiiIc' I',.ntH. :. ,i =, hi.
IMAM ILL, ~ ,,:-,''S,., o., lnr,,
old position win me NrSi r!tl,''ou.h',
Life lnSuranc" company aver ;h hn.
Scnc" OF several months whlic On uuIH
with the American ENr"dI'lnnarE
Forces. .:,,
Mr.. and Mrs. y. \. n"9t VIII Ln"'Cr
70 ihcIr n"ilrf III V'l.H ~: I'm I. L,o,,
LlCk SPRINGS. mil.I' ,;,'H '''''' "''
making AN rN'"hI"h Wall, W.:
MT. ana M[H, '''uIE" '@,''t r ~ W.
land, whcr" 'h"y W'r" a'''nd'hS the
dog SHOW:
Miss Virginia trNc' Is recovering
from an attack Hi Ii,.Lu'n'''", ;,.o
hnin" Thursday from Washington H. =.
wh"r" she is student a' Mount HrF-
non seminary;
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jim RECEIDES IS
WANTED IN OHIO
MAN Arrested for Speeding Out the F1ke
Is Wanted at Steuben-
Vile. Ohio.

Ohio officers from Jefferson county.
Ohio, will arriv,. in this city today 10
take charge af Jim Rsceid"s. wanted IN
Torkville. Ohio. for operating AN alleged
gambling joint in violation OF thH state
law. It is said that he Will so BACK
without eStradition papers.
He was arrested Sunday FOR speeding
out the pike by Officers Lagomarc'no
and Claus Of the sheriffs office and was
fined on the charge at the Jail last eve
ning
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GUARDED BY CWE BRITISH.

BASIL. Switzerland. March 24.--Aus-
TRAN newspapers received here say the
british authorities provided a spectral
rain for TIE lrII If Former Emperor
Charles tu Switzerland Colonel
struts. Yhr WIS stationed Al F:kartsau
Ivy the British government 10 wair hlhn
treatment accorded Charles and :! num-
hrr .f i;rIt,sh military officers accom-
p.nird The former emperor.
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Old Fashioned Spelling Bee.

On Friday evening. March "Sth. an OLD
fashioned spelling b." will b" held at
Mctiraw's Run srhoolhouS" followed ny
a pic social. All arc cordially invited.
The girls arc requested 10 bring pies.
Miss Bessie Johnson IS the teacher OF
this school and has arranged this inter-
esting affair - secure funds tor hcr
school library.
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Mss. GIBBS CRITICALLY I'LL.

Mrs CathcrinN Stone Gigs. win n
shewnll Gibbs Is critically i'll OF intlu-
enza and pneumonia, at hnr homo ut
Ienox. out-the-pilic. Mrs. Gibbs is ;hc
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Stone.
and 4 niece Of W. F.. Stone. OF tho firm
o, Stone & Thomas. Her many friends
Of Wheeling and vicinity hope for her
speedy recovery.
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Church Meeting.

A meeting Of tho members OF III" con-
grcgatiun of the FIRST Presbyterian
church will b. held in the church Tues
t.al afternoon under the auspices Of tho
Wonlan'S Guild. beginning n | o'clock
the hours will be- spent at sewing for
charitable purposes and busy ana
profitablc afternoon will no doubt re-
suit. y large attendance is desired.
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woman's Bible Class.

Mrs Edward Hitc and Mrs I. 4. Cor
don will entertain the m cnbers Of the
Woman's Bible class Of the First Pres
bytertan church Thursday evening at
the home Of Mrs. Hite. on North Fifth
street, Martins Ferry. Important bust
ness matters will he discussed. after
which a social hour and refreshments
will be enjoyed. 1t is requested that
aIl the members attend
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Civic Club Met.

The woman's Civic Club Of Rcllaire
Of the Bellairr high school Miss Gcno
Barnes. presidcnt Of the club, made
short address, after which she, intro:
duced Mrs Albert Alum. president Of
tho Woman's Club Of ShadySide. who
addressed the assembly. Reports Of tho
three delegates who attended the con-
yention Of Woman's Federated Clubs In
Steubenville were heard. Mss Clara
Carr sang several selections during the
evening.
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CANCIEGl

Prof. Oatman's dances every Tuesday
Thursday and Friday nights. Market
Auditorium Premier orchestra
Dancing at the ElGs Auditorium every
Saturday evening.
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MISS ELIZABETH HUGUS
ASKS FOR PASSPORTS

Mss Elizabeth HuGus applied for
passport at the office Of the clerk Of tn"
federal district court yesterday. Miss
HuguS will leave for Franco 70 engage
in Y N. c. A work.
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n.itornru c1nh Mating.

Tho Island Literary Club will meet at
tn home Of tho president. Mrs. J. i.
Thomas. No. %2T Huron street: this
evening. Miss Mary i'oEuc is Loader Tor
this meeting. The subject for discussion
will he "Czecho-Slovaks. Mrs. Thomas
viii read a poem and Mrs. D. b. Best
will review Il hook. An interesting
evening is assured all who attend.
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Numerous improvements.

MANY r,rsous will hc Interested TO
Lunu irst u.hat ,s ;, h, dome IN tho
w'.,. % ;mnroyem.nr. a,nur ,bc busl-
ness dis1rjc, Of The CITY during tho
coming summ.r, and much interest is
h,,n, manifested III the work thai is
e, mnd.rt.tcn bc,r., Tho 1,teIn.
t,na ,aI.,r .hf ,;n,n n,,, tho
e., -, .'IacH.na farm,
p.ro;n,inr tho in,.r,rr Of the
pooorr hn,n1 ,r rnurlcnrrb e,rer,.
,,ot ~, ,-t,,o .I,o ,,,.e,cst
WIZ" n"' ~ ~ 49,,
i'',.F "",, ~ nv N'''' 49, -.
, I,;a,.,,,.; AVID Nav
So"ls""S' 'o!' 80 ''''> W" an"
k"' S'r''N "H ''','''' '''' ',' - w. -
used as Al HP-'"-"''' c'"'''' '"'','
ana BUSINESS o"",k' y 'n''i''' m"! "'So
b" in'l"n"n III ing "uIu'nE'
R"m"d"IlnE OF me oHi'hlnE now &C.
cnri"d by III" y. =. Schneider TAILOR
St"f" nj No. IL" '''''"'' H''''' ~ ~
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Prices Reduced,

The prices ON plumbing goods. heat
ing. metal lines such as pipe, grill work,
structural iron. etc. brass and copper
goods have hcrn reduced since the first
Of the year, while lumber hardware.
lighting fixtures and clay goods are
still lowering around their former
prices q drop is expected in these lines.
Faint is high and will stay 40 for
while. as tho manufacturers have guar
antcrd the price 10 the dealers for
spring
Architects are fairly busy now with q
good lot Of work OH their boards. sha ping
UP plans and asking bids on work. \
great deal IF this work was prepared
during Tho winter hut when the home
builder was crnfrontrd with the prices
he hacked down with tho intention Of
lottinG he matter rest until prices
dropped within rench and the reductions
in SOM. lines of building material has
brought a ray Of hop" and The home
builder decided 10 take n chance.
Architect r.. Is. Franzhcm has drawn
up plans fnr seven houses fu. .he out tine
pike dlstrict and work Will hr started on
their building before many days have
passed. These homes will 10 nui Of IN"
ordinary aud will be- III tho better class
of structures.
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martIns Eer1r Hieh Reception.

of the Senior class OF tn" Martins Ferry
high school last night in Doncan's stu,
dio. this city. was successful and
we'll attended affair. Music. games ana
dancing wcrc tho diversions of tho
evening and refreshments were served !
ut late hour. The following were
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WHEELING HIGH
DANCE:ONNEXT
FRIDAY EVE
INFORMAL AFFAIR WILL BE HELD
IN EGyS CLUB WEIGH VIII BE
ENJOYED By YOUNGER
SET.
RESIDENCE KALI GIELS CT Y. w G:
a. EELD SOCIAL MIGHT WHICH
WAS LARGELY ATTETrED.
MARTINS FERRY SENIOR CLASS
HELD SPLENDID RECEPTION IN
DUNCANS STUDIO.

The dulincS nt :ilr l.';:l,n S"aS"n Is 10
be liShtrnrd for tn" H"un:"r th"!nn"rs
% tn" social set BY ~" dam" wA."S Wi'l
~, given by l;'.> juul"r class Of Wheeling
Ugh school Friday HlEht. This aitair'
which will b. informal. Will h" held III
the E.lkS club. and tn" hours t"r dailrlni;
will b. from $50 until l. tn" d"r"r'-
lions will consist Of III" allied FLAGS
with tho rsd. white and blu" predominant
ing Jones orchestra Of this city. will
provide. an irrnsiSt:lhl" program Of the
latest popular and jazz music and 20
fr,>hmrntS Will II" served during the
evening 'rhr arrangements for i!I!S
kncnly anticipated event ar" N charge "l
the following curahl committees:
Pauline kirfz Ward Elliott
NIrrjnia E.li.. Louis Hoffman
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Only One ..BRoMo ouurNH"

To get the genuine. call for full name
LAXATIVE. BROMO QUININE Tablets.
Look for signature Of f. W. Grove.
Cures a Cold IN One Day. soc.
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Friendsndp Supper Last Night.

A get-acQuaintcd supper was held in
the SO cial rooms Of the \: w: &. a;
sseortation were entertained by mem
beTe Of the gymnasium class, Friend
ship was the kncynotc Of the affair
and it proved to be most SUCCESSIVE IN
consisted Of green and y GLOW and the
idea was most charminsly carried out
With spring blossoms. delicious
menu was served to about thirty, young
ladies, after which they attended the
Basketball game held in the gymua-
aiIIrn
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Local Architects Busy.

Mr.. f'rHnZhciIn is also completing
plans for other buildings in Parkrrshurg
Strubrnvillc and other cities and towns.
e.. w. l!atrS is another architcr; who
IS working on structures 10 hn huili in
other cities and has plans drawn for five
residences - hr built IN L"rox. Leather
wood and Wa-wnod.
Fred T. Faris has ro'lpiotcd the plans
for the new Victoria theatre and The
work Of drmolishinC IL" XioErnfcldrr
candy store will start the first OF April
Ia Get rcnGr for The addition To tho
theatre which G"nrg" Srhaff"r tho man.
aGer. Will "Xpcni ahG:Ii S?n.nRn. Mr..
Faris has also drawn plans for three
houses which will "" erected at Oak
Park whrh will he Of moG"ratr COS; and
good substantial bones.
Mayor Nnstrr. who is enc Of In" firm
OF Nestcr and Eh"linE. architects. said
last night that nothing definite had been
done with tho work which they had IN
III" boards. The outlook was very bright
and hr expected n building boom most
any day. rs far as his firm VAS con-
ccrn"d
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Scott Lumber Company Active.

The Scott Lumber company Of Bridge
port. arr building between fifteen and
twenty houses which are scattered
throughout the Obi" sid" and Wheeling
suburbs.
These houses ar" OF q iyr" usually
built ny people. OF moderate means and
are situated in Warwood. Lemon, Mo
M"chrn. bridgeport. kirkwood, Martins
Ferry. i3ellarr and. out the National
Pike back Of Bridgeport.
With this start il Is thought that tho
building: movement Will r"rCiv" mumcn-
,um and many who hay" been sh- have
waited for some ono To max" In" first
move which would ru, "nnfidenr" in
those. who intended tn build and they vii
now gu ahcnd with their WORK
Tie architects Ia 4 man SAY tn" out
look is bright and steady bniiiing ~
houses will TAX" r'ir" Ia max" III for
the tImr lost during h.. war period.
when the nat nual Gnv"rn!G' at did not
rnc"uraE" Building except :';' war pur-
Doses
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-EUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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NJ lSSeS .
" w r.. A. Social Might.

The residence hail girls or the !. ":
| C. 4. met in the social rooms OF the
association building last evening and IN IN
attended Candy making WAS the main
diversion Of the evening. and this was
supplemented by games and music De
lectahlc refreshments were served 10
the following young ladies':
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Before the first of April about thirty
fiv" now dwelling houses will be in tho
course Of construction and others arc
in contemplation and it. is expected that
by the time summer is In full swing the
building trades will all be 1T work and
now houses srringing up like magic
over the landscape.
There has boon enough reduction II
building mat rrialS for the home build.
or 10 take heart and start on his cottag
or bungalow and contrary 10 the gen.
oral thought architects and contrar
tors say that building program will
have tendency Ia further reduce price.
until they come within tho range Of the
workinEman's pGckctbook as most OF
the houses which will be started short
ly ar" of tho moro expensive type for
tho wealthy and people above moderate
means
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SPRING BUILDING BOOM IS
NOW EVIDENT IN WHEELING
AND THE IMMEDIATE VICINITY
PLANNED AND NUMBER OF
OTHERS CONTEMPLATED.
WHEELING, ARCHITECTS ARE NO"
BUSY WITH LOCAL WORK AND
CONSIDERABLY OHIO
SIDE PLANS.
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS TO BE Elk
PENDED DURING SUMNER ON
PROPERTY IN WHEELING
BUSINESS SECTION.

II begins TO look like til" long delay
90 spring building hnom has arrived as
the architects have reported that The
prospective builders who have been
waiting on a drop in building materials
have decided to go ahead with their
plans and many homes will be built il,
the Wheeling district.
While the building program is not rs
large as pre-war times it will be wei
come from tho facts that it will absorb
a lot Of idle labor and relieve the con-
gcStion which has arose over tho scar
city Of dwelling houses which has caus-
I'd rents 10 take a jump.
Thirty-five New 8uildinps
Evening star., 1919-03-03
GERMAN ELECTION ANALYZED
= ---
Author of ':JAceuse" Says Peace
Must Be With Party of Freedom

: GENEVA, March (by the Asso-
cia,ed P'ress).-Prof Herman Fer
ran. author OF i Accuse" the ia
nous book declaring Germany re-
sDonsibIe FOR the world war. analyses
the results of the recent election in
GerWsDy- in tue Journal de Geneve,
as follows:
Tn favor of a republic-NearIy
1a.nO0GD0 votes with 26o deputies.
consisting OF majority socialists. dem
oCrats apd inde pendents.
In favor of The old regime-Nearlv
4 4pVlpop Notes. with siXty-three depu-
ties, consisting OF German national
and, people parties"
The Catholic center, the writer
say T.. with Heariy $500 900 votes and
righty-eighl deputies, continues in an
fpuiyoc9l APTITUDE. Prof. Fernau. in
Fonclpsipa. says that the allies must
luak"' peace with the German people
TepreseHted by the l9,000. 900 voters.
and not with the government OF Schei-
dewann-.gthe new German chanceIIor)
and Count Won BTockdorfr- Rantza
tthc foreign minister.
Evening star., 1919-03-03
GROUP OF WOMEN AT BALL
TO POSE AS DAIRYMAIDS
Feature of Benefit for Free Milk for
France Fund Represents Marie
Antoinette Period

The fact that Nine. Bortin. leading
Antoinette minUtely describing the
simple but Fascinating frocks worn
by the ili-fated queen and her at
tendants when they played at dairy
ing in the grounds of the Petit
Trianon, has made possible an espe-
ciaily appropriate feature of the
Mardi Gras ball to be given Tuesday
night for the benefit of the free milk
for France fund
group composed, by chance. en-
tirely of California women, under the
leadership of Mrs. Sidney Ballou. are
TO take the parts of these historical
dilettante dairymaids in a specially
arranged setting at Wardman Park
Hotel, the scene of the Shrove Tuesday
dance The "laiterie" Of the Petit
Trianon gardens, where Marie and
her companions. clad in elaborately
simple costumes. MIXED. SKINNED and
churned, is TO be reproduced in every
possible detail.
The mousseline frocks to be worn
by Mrs. BaIlou and her assistants are
being modelled on the descriptions
contained in the memoirs Of Nine.
Bortin, and the costumes will be cor
recUy carried out, even 10 the white
wigs and picture hats in pastel
shades which the court circles of the
eighteenth century considered essential
for all correct butter workers.
Those in the group include Mrs.
John Gravens, Mrs. Randolph IL.
Minor. Mrs. Henry NJ. Judson. Mrs.
Louis Titus and Mrs. William Scully.
Miss Betty Burnette. assisted by a
bevy of young girls. win vie with
each other In selling vari-coIored bal
looms from balloon booth, in the
Midway Plaisauce." Their organdie
dresses are to be trimmed with rain
bow hued globes. Miss Burnette's as
sistants include Miss Natalie Fisher,
Miss Mary HELEN. Miss Oiyve Graef,
Miss Brooke Russell and Miss Polly
Brooks.
Evening star., 1919-03-03
Regards Bill as Constructive.

The Taylor bill is a constructive
one. ana would provide for the i'm
proyement of land which should long
ago have been improved. and at a time
when it can be improved at less eX-
pense than at other times" Mai. Lewis
said. Unless this bill is passed by
-CongFess he declared, thousands of
soldiers who have been looking to
Uncle sam to do something for them
in the way of postwar jobs will be
left in the lurch.
j. Since the government has done
nothing except ask others to employ
the discharged soldier" Mai. Lewis
declared. the government should take
some action or this question before
Congress adjourns tomorrow.
The governments compensation
measIIres aud the war risk insurance
act snade soldiers feel that the gov
iernment had an enlightened policy"
he continued. But as yet there has
been no real action for the honorably
discharged man. The men have been
Jged in units. rather than a in
dividuals, and no brevet commissions
have been. awarded. although thou
sands of men were in process of pro-
motion when discharged
Evening star., 1919-03-03
WATCHMAN KILLED IN FIRE.
$500, 900 Damage to Morris & Co.
Warehouse in Chicago.

was killed and damage estimated by
fire department officials at more than
$500, 900 was caused by a fire which
practically destroyed a seven-story
warehouse of Morris & Co, in the
Union stockyards last night.
Four fremen were overcome by.
smoke and were rescued by fellow
firemen. The building adjoins one
partly burned eight years ago when
Fire Marshal Horan and twenty-three
firemen were killed by falling walls
Evening star., 1919-03-03
2. LUMBER Orders Cancelled.

The cancellation of government lum-
her orders at a time when there was
an accumulation of low grade lumber
IN the yards has resulted in q practi-
cal shutting down of the lumber in
dustry there Government control of
shipping and high tonnage rates, Mai
Lewis declared. indicate that the NOV
ing Of these stocks Will take a long
time, and Will make unemployment
there serious for good while.
Most of the land which should be
reclaimed, Mai Lewis said, must be
reclaimed in large bodies by the gov
seTnment. since the expense is too
great for a private owner
Evening star., 1919-03-03
TWO MEMORIALS HERE
FOR WAR HEROES LIKELY
Congress May Erect Arch-Part of
George Washington Building
Will BE Dedicated.

Il Congress passes the bill provid-
ing for the erection Of an arch of
triumph in Washington to the men
who fought in the war with Ger
many there will he two memorials
to the heroes of world war in the
National Capital.
This was brought out at a discussion
of the memorial question at the week
~ forum meeting of Club No. of
the War Camp Community Service in
Carroll Institute Hall last night.
Part of Building as Memorial.
Robert y. Harper told of the steps
which have been taken by citizens
committee to get the appropriation
from Congress for the arch, and Mrs.
Henry r. Dimock outlined the plans
of the George Washington Memorial
4 Association to dedicate part OF their
George Washington building to the
Americans who took part in the world
war
The George Washington Memorial
Association has 100000, which was
contributed by the people OF the ma
ton Mrs. Dimock said that as soon
as another hundred thousa nd has been
subscribed the association Will let
the contracts for the structure which
will be a handsome addition to the
architecture of the National Capital.
Site at 7th and B.
The tract at 7th and B streets al
ready has been set aside by the gov
ernment as the site for the memorial
and Mrs Dimock said officials have
assured her that the temporary war
buildings there will be removed as
soon as possible.
Since the United States entered the
war the George Washington Memorial
Association has changed its plans to
provide that one entire end of the
building shall be devoted to the he
roes of II and the other end to the
soldiers of rs.