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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03
SOUTH SIDE
314th Boy Home.

Militant &. Frohme nephew or \. q.
1.rohmc of 1910 Jacob street, arrived
home RECENTLY from Camp Meade. where
hc was mustered out Of the service last
saturday. Mr.. Frohmc was with Bat
terv A. medical corps Of the 3l4th field
artillery, and was gassed on the lin
dav of November in the Argonne drive.
since that time he has been in a casuai
company in hospital at st, Afghan ana
on the way home. MIR. Frohme said mat
he was with Colonel Welsh OF the Slttn
field artillery when he was killed. ana
was in the line forty-eight consecutive
days.
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birthday Party.

Charming in all It's details was the
birthday party given Monday evening at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank e.
Wood, on Fourteenth street IN honor OF
their little grand daughter Catherine
Faith, this being the first anniversary
Of her birth. ::
Music and dancing were the main d.
versions OF The evening and at 10 o'clock
, sumner was served. Tho table deco
rations consisted Of ferns and carnations
md n huge birthday cake with ono car
die formed the centerpiecs. At late
hour the guests departed after spending
a very pleasant evening.
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Funeral Today.

Tho funeral Of the lntr Hamilton r.
Trnsurdcn. prominent Glendale nnn.
who died Turstiay evening. VIII thkc
Mace thIa afternoon from IN" luir hnthr
in. Glrndnlr. TIL" services Viii u" "r."
nj foe, ,.clnrk with REV. John ~ hr"s.
nostor az the t;lrndnir VI. T.. church, IN
chnrgr. Inlcrmrut will "crur In M"Hht
DpHr cemetery.
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[}!{!![Il.S( d
THE PEP OF PURE
SUGAR AND FRUIT
RI In Bottles
Prisoners Received.

Five prisoners were received yestcr-
day from Ohio county ut the state prison
here. One Of these was Il, life termer.
Tom Carter, who plead guilty TO a muir
der charge: TWO twcnty-year men, MIKE
Wciska and Cashmere Jones FuIton
bank robbers: John l;lphcns, two years
for stealing clothes. and Robert Myers.
TWO wears for implication in series OF
netty. thefts in Wheeling.
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L Err TY B ON, Dsa
BOUGHT AND SOLD {;
FOR. CASH
Room 308 Schmulba e d
Building, Wheeling. 9|
NAY BE Apoc14rxD 10 3Al1X

LEAVESWORTH. Kan. April t.---.Ms
D. tBig BiIl) Haywood. foremost OF the
I. w. W. prisoners affected BY the cir.
cult court Of appeals. when shown e4
Associated Press dispatch : contatnink
the information that an order had zbelK
issued admitting him and 81 Of his nely
low prisoners to bail. said: 80 90
We will 90 ahead now and Dg1gg
for rchearing as rapidly and a0fnea
fcctively as we can. What we an: -
greatly interested in Is the rop0lsDH
those war laws which subjected nesfo
conviction. and We expect to work It'd
that end. as every other good Amerlek
should be doing" ~
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Arts Club Met.

The Misses Showacre entertained inc
members Of the Tuesday Arts club last
evening ut. their home on Seventh
street. Tho meeting was to have deem
held Tuesday evening but was posl2on-
ed because of the Lieut.. Wilson tddrcss
nj the First Presbyterian church. me
program rendered last evening Was cltLo-
oratc. and many were present. heifcsH-
1pents were served.
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Baseball,

Moundsvillr and Union high schnoI
student bodies are arranging loT 'hc
coming scholastic baseball season. Bntn
schools will be- represented on INC oIao
mond. and II is likely that another MaL-
shall county team will No III me '",u i,
Cameron is hooking ahead toward u good
season this year. None Of IN" Teams
have been organized as yet, however
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03
Coal Fnnctne Hero.

Coil mines in the Moundsville district
arc practically closed down. and WIN
the advent OF unscasonably cold wealth
or. the demand for coal by far exceeds
shc supply. Local commission MGR
chants were unable to supply demands
this week. and ii was necessary TOT
many to have fuel hauled from out or
the city. 1t is likely that there Will ne
IL better supply Of coal by the end or
the week, however, as some OF the mines
hnvc taken steps to meet the situation.
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Examinations Open.

This morning the first uniform exam
nations for the trnchGrS OF Marshall
cuunty opened IN thr Union high school
building. County Superintendent OK
Schools III. w. Mcdowell liz In chhrS"
OF the examinations. which Will DC
brought To IL close TOMORROW evening"
MANY have enrolled for the exams.
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About People
Movements OF Individuals to and
From tho City.
AT THE HOTELS

McLure-Georgc Casey. C1ariesoure;
n. E. Drummond. ClarksPurg: f. II.
Crumm, Philippi: Fleming Howell.
Phllippi George NJ Atkins. Manning
ton; Charles Phillips Warrington: q. l..
King, Cameron; J. NJ. Google. New Mar
tfnsyjllc: T. G.. Townsend, Charleston.
Grand Centrally. f. Ginthcr. Raw
enswood; r. II. Howell. Barnesvillo. ..
RoEers-J. G Busch. Parkersours;
NJ NJ. Townley. Ronccverle.
Mrs. Henry Hammer. OF Parkcrsburg,
* tho guest Of wheeling friends.
Mrs. Belle O'Bricn. Of Echo Point is
confined TO her home seriously Ill of
influenza.
Miss Mary Morgan is the guest OF
Philadelphia friends during snort VISIT
to that city.
Miss IIclffelfinEer Of the Mcclure
hotel, Is entertaining as her guest Mrs.
Ethel Ripley. Of Columbus, Qhte,
Clarence PoindeXter has arrived At his
home on Fifteenth street from Camp
Lee. Va. where he has recently been dis
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r6ngtnal Circle.

Tho Industrial Circle OF tho First
PRESBYTERIAN church. will meet this att
ernoon at the homo OF Mrs. Evan IT,
Roberts on Jefferson avenue The meet
ing. will he opened with business SEES
sion. and q social time will foIloW.
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Ellis to Wheeling.

This evening 4 hig event will take
place in The Wheeling home. and inc
Moundsvillc lodge will send delcga-
tion Of visitors. Officers will be IN
stalled for the ensuing year. ana
BANQUET will be served nj the close oil
the lodge session and ceremonial.
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Hotel H,ectI1rrr Counting.

The noted lecturer and author John
Hendricks Bangs Of New York, will
speak at the Elks club auditorium on
Monday evening. April Il. He will take
for his subject. Light and Shade In the
Land Of alor." which is Il thrilling word
picture Of conditions In France and OF
American effort lover There"
MIR. Bangs is just back from France
and the fighting line. He went abroad
OH behalf Of the American Committee
for Devastated France and had un-
usual opportunities to view conditions in
the devastated regions. az well az 10
visit under official guidance the French
and American fronts. He served Tor a
brief period as IL worker in the American
Red Cross and delivered twenty address
es 10 the members Of the \. L. +. under
the auspices Of tho Y. NJ. G.. ~. In inns
way coming into most personal mt
mate contact with our soldiers over
seas.
This leisure has been received with
great enthusiasm by large. audiences
throu ghout the east and has been pro
nounccd by competent critics to be one
OF the most stirring and vivid pictures
Of the war that have yet bceli given
10 the public. The untirinE efforts ol
the Woman'S club are responsive 20,
tho coming to Wheeling of MT hangS
and a great deal OF credit il due them
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03
Hill DORp.

Yesterday Sheriff W. =. clayton nnh
dcuulics went 10 Round Bottom ma
caught ~ number or dogs which killrd
35nn worth Of sheep in the Trnrls-Sco,'
flock Mordny evening. Tho hhirn"'7
ucrr all situt
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m uxHAx OF 4 COLD NJ oNE DAY
TAKE
pr1NNERS COLD BREAKERS

-.. 81. Ana Yasy 70 3Aks. no Qui1tn1
- 3o1,e' pon's Gr1pc or. NaAs-the-Hsad-
Tsnr. A few doses VIM prevent Colds,
Tnfinsa1a or arIppe. Get . bog todsy
SrS fafe than ct 1irSt s1rn Of Colds, 2sc.
n a. II o11e1t Co. o. ~ @A11.
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MOUNDSV|LLE
news
Dnumburger Arrives Homo.

Jncob lIRuuhurR"r. MoundHvlllc boy.
who hna been In l'rnnCr Tor H"V"rh'
months hnn arrived In The United Stntrs.
a telegram wns received, by local friends
from New York saylng thnt hn rxP"ctH
to receive his discharge soon md Will
Inac no time getting home. Bnumburg-
or was separated from other local h"!S
with him when no went nrrOSs. ana was
in the 37th division most Of the time nc
was In France
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03
Matrouo Club.

Members uf the Matrons club were
entertained Yesterday afternoon bF Mrs
Joseph c. Peck at her home on the cor
nor Of Third street and Grant avenue.
Following II short business session
social hour was enjoyed.
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charged from the service Mr.. PoindeN-
ter is Just recovering from serious at
tack OF diphtheria.
Miss Marie Miller. Of the South Side,
has returned from short visit with
Pittsburgh friends. !:
Mrs. E. NJ. Cotton OF the Island is im-
nroyiny from serious illness at the Ohio
Valley hospital.
SIR, and Mrs D. r. Kidd. Of Wood
lawn, are moving their place OF resi-
dencc to Rac Mar place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Burt and daughte r
Elizabeth arc visiting friends in Balu-
morc. Bid.
Mrs. G. Z. letters is suffering with n
severe illness at the Ohio Valley hos
plta1.
DR.. and Mrs. J. Sumner Stone and
daughter, Mrs. Rev. Wilson. nrc the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs E. l. Stone of
tho Island.
Miss Martha Irwin. Miss Bcss Dowler
and Mrs. Riccardo Ricci arc attending
the CALI Curchi concert in Pittsburgh.
william, Franzheim hns accepted po-
sition in tn office of the Wheeling. Steel
and Iron company in Stcubcnvilie and
will make his home in the future In that
city.
Mrs. Raymond Russell received word
recently that her husband has returned
from overseas duty and will return Sun
dar evening to Baltimore after having
spent several weeks in this city as the
guest of tho Misses Patterson. OF Wood
lawn.
James Mccain and son Loo. OF
Woodedale, are spending few days rs
cucsts Of Parkcrshurg friends.
Master Robert Loo Stcadman Of FIJI
,ccr,h strrcf, Is again ahic to he out
after an illness OF the past several days.
Howard \. burst Of fia Main street.
returned home yesterday from Calves
ton, Texas, after having been honorahly
dischar from the Marine service.
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Miss Helen Cromwell was host 80" To
the members Of tho Buds yrStrrdnE
afternoon ut her home In "Hcarnlrc :
After several hours OF sewing TOT the
Ohio Valley hospital. tea was scrVco'
Mcnbcrs OF tho Vanity Fair Twig
moi at the home OF Miss Alberta Stlfcl
~ Pheasant Valley yesterday afternoon
NJ Two o'clock An afternoon Of needle
york was concluded with the serving OF
:, dainty luncheon.
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~ of Influenza ut her home on Jcttef'

son nvcnnc. s,-
Mrs. n. f. Games and uauHntcr.
Amanda Morgan. are improving. hi'ci
Illness at their homo on tlrst street:
Mrs Arthur Francis and Miss tloSslc
Francis spent yesterday with friends IN
1ShrClnY
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w,sn avrne Again complimentod.

Another affair arranged AS conl-
nlImcnl TO Miss Adele BrSnc. or Dh-
buouc, Iowa, who is visiting MISS kh',-
crime Pfnrr. Of bethany Pike. VIII %"
the iuuchron 10 Dr. given by MrS: ,,'r
y IIji todny ut her horn" IN the Reuter-
hn,rt rncnts WoodNdulc. Tho table "p-
nd spring blossoms will help to c"r9
49,, ,t'iv idcn. There will bG covers fur
the following:
Misnca--
,t,I.' nyrnc Ent"hrinr hul
Innru miller Of Mary Hayes
Mnr,Insburg. w. SIouiFc y. Whitaker
p',h Nn.nn Florence Mason
Elizabeth Vnrn"ll OF Ea'hcrIn" irnrr
Knoxville. Tenn.
Mrs, Lee Hill.
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Coffee
Zee Cream and Cake


As general chairman In charge, Mrs.
C. W. krcttcr. will be assisted by the
following ladies:
Refreshment committee - Mrs. ]. c,
Cowl. .........
Kitchen Mira. Blodgett and Mrs.
Henry.
Supply Tnble-Mrs. Il. Dean and MIS-.
Carrothers.
Country Store-Mrs. Lee Dobbs.
Tablcs-Mrs. Fl. B. Travis. hprs Will
Ytarn Bryson. Mrs Bingcll. Mrs. Charles
evnns. Mrs. McAdnms. Mrs. Henry
Hastings Mrs. Walters and Mrs. W. II
Chapman
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nANCINGl

Prof. Oatman's dances every Tuesday.
Thursday and Friday nights. Market
Auditorium Premier orchestra.
Dancing ut the Elks Auditorium every
Saturday evening.
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8poudnl Performance.

In compliance with Il request from
tho Child Welfare League at New York.
than children under t6 years Of age be
admitted 10 REQ -The Finger OF Justicr.'
being shown Mt tho VirgInin Theatre NIL
this wcok, Manager Fctnlcr haH M
nounccd that all children between the
ngo OF Ii and 1G years mny nttond tho
Friday matinee performance FREQ OF
charge. providing they nrc accompanied
by an adult. This picture handles n
deIicnte subject In n mastcrrul why md
much good is expected to result from
it's being shown here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03
INSTANTLY KILLED.

Special Dispatch 10 The 1ntcllgencrr.
EAST LIVERPOOL. o.. April =
Charles Baker, 81. miner, was instantly
killed today by fall Of slate while
making an entry in the Grant coal mine
at saIineviiic. He leaves n widow and
four children.
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Moundsytlle Briefs.

Girls in the First Presbyterian
church have organized tho New Erf
club. They will meet on fhursda!
evenings. every two weeks.
Crops about the county were damag
cd by the cold weather yesterday. anc
Tuesday. The peach crop is damaged
considerably. farmers say.
Mrs. W. NJ. Krcglow will entertain the
Industrial Chapter nf the Trinity Epls'
copal church this afternoon. -.
Mrs. William Martin and two dauSh'
tiers will return today from Charleston
where they spent few days with Mr.
Martin, who is employed there.
George Myers Is i'll Of stomach trouble
at his home OH MciEhcn avenue.
Chester Leach spent yesterday IN
Wheeling on business.
Mrs. George Patterson has been very
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03
A. o. q. ". Supper Today.

This evening in the A. Q. U, w. mil
on Chapltne street, tho woma1's Camp
Ground association will servo q delicious
roast beef supper OF which f6 doubt
many will take advantage. The hours
for serving this well prepared supper
will be from 5 until 8 o'clock The fol-
lowing menu has been prepared:
Hot Roast Been and Potatoes
Baked Beans
Hot Rolls and Bread
| Pickles Jelly
Cheese olives
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03
Missionary Meeting.

A Centenary meeting or the eastern
group OF the Wheeling district OF the
Wonan's Home and Foreign Missionary
Society OF the Methodist churches Of
this district will he held this afternoon
in the Methodist church Al Elm Grove.
Mrs. !. &. Anderson, of WEIGH, w. Va.
will give the mair address OF the meet
ing, which will be followed by Il round
table discussion. A social hour will be
enjoyed later in the afternoon and all
interested are cordially invited TO at
tend.
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Windsor n called meeting OF tho Civic
department OF tho Woman'a Club was
held, Tho proposed new filtration syn
tenn and the bond Issue we're discussed
most interestingly by Mayor =. M. VcH-
ter, John Coleman. or. .hrnbrncht and
Dr. Andrew Durncs. Walter Il. Hilton
wnS scheduled TO spcnk, but WINS called
out uf tho city.
Owing to .hc importance OF tho meet
Ing the president Of the Woman'E Club
Mrs. Julian Hcnrnc, presided instead OF
the chairman. Mrs. +. w. Bryan. The
questions asked concerning these two
important issues for city hettcrment
were explained in most satisfactory
manner. and the following. resolution
was adopted by tho club members;
Resolved that: We the members OF
the Wolnun's Club OF Wheeling. w. Va.
do most heartily endorse the findings OF
the water commission and their decision
in advocating the mechanical filtration
for the city Of Wheeling. and pledge our
most hearty support. aiding in every
way we can the passage Of the bond is
sue for pure water. which will be voted
upon April II, 1919.
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Luncheon To-day.

The Loyal wonnan.s class of the First
Christian church will serve luncheon to-
day during the hours from j until 2
o'clock. These luncheona are held week
ly and as they are always we'll patron
lied the ladies in charge have made ar
rangements to care for 3. large crowd.
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motor CORPS:
AGAIN BUSY
mrmnEns OF rHIa PATRIOTIC Or
0ANIxATION ASSISTING I'm nHD
GROSS DRIVE FOR CLOTHING.
Boy EooutE AFRO hlHo Aiding TO tho beGt
of Their Ability Evory
Day.

Members OF tho REQ Cross M"tor
CORPS that rraiacwurthy organization
which has done ~ much good In inc
past few months arr again coming 10
the fore in the worthy work they are
performing this week In helping In the
Rcd Cross drive for clothing for tn" dos
titute people Of France. Belgium and
Italy.
The young ladies' nrr being assisted
by the BOY Scouts and the various STA
lions are visited duly for the dona-
tions. All the clothing is being deliver
cd to the central headquarters. IN tho
Hub building. where 1t will be pnckcd
for shipment under the direction OF Mr..
George T. House. who IL in charge or
the drive.
The following members OF the Mo-
tor corps arc assisting:
Friday-Misa Adelaide Schockey.
Monday--Mi.e Gene Ward.
Tucsdny---Miss Mary Alexander. Mrs.
Joseph Rankin.
wcttn~.sdny-M!Sa Henrietta Fnlr. Miss
Elizabeth brown.
Thursdny--Miss Helen Cromwell. Miss
Angela McFnddcn.
Friday--MIss Mary Dudley. Miss
Pauline Beutcr.
Saturday-Miss Katherine Kline, Miss
Adclta Israndfnss. Mrs. Harvey Barnard.
Mrn. Glass Entertained.
Mrs. Alexander T. Glass was the
charming hostess mt a daintily appointed
| luncheon Mt her homo in Kcnwood place
yesterday afternoon. This affair was
arranged in honor OF several visitors
who are spending few days in tho city.
Tho luncheon was quite informal and
was marked by interesting details. The
following werc present:
Misses:
Louise Nelson Whitaker
Elizabeth Varnell Of Knoxville. Tenn.
Mary Hales Florence Mason
Jane Miller Martinshurg. W. Va.
Adele By1ne. = Katherine Pfarr
Of Dubuque. Ia
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MISS Garland Honored.

Mrs. c. J. KIllmyer entertained the
members Of the Wednesday afternoon
Club yesterday at her home In Echo
Point, complimentary to Miss Alice Gar-
land. Of Philadelphia, who is visiting
Mrs. Carrolton Williams Of Oak Park.
The afternoon hours were devoted to
needlework and ut 6 o'clock a daintily
appointed dinner WAS served to the fol-
lowing:
Misses:
Alice Garland, Of Philadelphia
MeSdsmes:
Carrolton Williams. John Moore, OF
Edward McAIlister, BeHatrc.
Percy Callahan. Carl StegeE, OF BELL
C.. J. Kinmeyer, aire.
wo1nauaE Club Met
Yesterday afternoon in the Hotel
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-07-19
LOWRY ASKED TO SUPPLY
ELECTION INFORMATION
ATTORNEYS PRoPoUND
SERIES OF QUESTIONS.
Total Registration and Vote
Cast by Men and Women
Sought.

Brown, Spurlock & Brown. attor-
neys for those seeking to have either
the primary or the recent run of
election declared illegal, have taker
no further steps than those pub
lished In The News of yesterday, with
the exception of writing a letter
to ]. B. F. Lowry, secretary of the
Hamilton county election commission,
asking him to furnish information re-
garding the elections. Mr.. Lowry
stated Saturday morning that he
would furnish the law firm with the
answers to their questions some time
during Saturday afternoon or Mon
day morning. The questions asked
Mr.. Lowry are as follows:
/. What was the total registra-
ton Of voters in the city Of Chatta-
nooga entitled to vote in the munich
pal primary Of June 10, 1919?
2. How many of these registered
voters were males and how many
were females?
3. At the municipal primary Of
June 10, 1919, what was the total
vote cast for all candidates for
mayor?
4. Give us the names OF the vari-
Gus candidates voted for in the pri-
mary for city commissioner and the
total vote for each candidate.
8. Give us the names of those to
whom the election commission issued
certificates of election.
s. How many city commissioners
were on the official ballot voted for
by the registered voters on the Sth
Of July, 1919? Give us the total vote
for each of the commissioners voted
for.
7. Did or not the election COM
mission issue instructions to the
judges of election stating that the
female voters were prohibited from
voting in the election OF the 8th of
July?
8. Did the female voters partici-
pate in the primary held on June 10,
1919? If so, how many voted in that |
primary?
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-07-19
SIzzLE LESS in
APPREHENSION
ENDORSEMENT OF WoRLEY
WILL BE PUBLISHED.
Not Much Likelihood of List
Being Given Out at
Washington.

Prominent officials Of the state who
were SIZZLING in apprehension that
the department of justice would give
out the list of Endorsements on the
application of j. Parks Worley for
narsnal, nave been perceptibly re-
neVed, 1t is said, and are now con-
ndent that they will not be known
IN the matter. Judge Glen ]. Jones.
or Athens. is understood to have
made a trip to Washington and fol-
lowing his vi t there was
no more talk of giving
out the names The indorse
ments were originally obtained by
CHARLES McCabe, of Memphis, for
merry private secretary to Senator
shields and now in the federal SER
vice. Some signatures were put to
the Worley petitions on the assump-
ton that there was no other appii-
cant.
Whether or not Attorney General
A. Mitchell Palmer has vet
a p Pr owed of the applicant,
IS not yet certain. Senator
shields, before leaving for Wash
lhgton, stated to the Knoxville Jour
nal and Tribune that Worley would
De appointed and confirmed. He has
never stated that Gen. Palmer has
approved the recommendation to the
president In fact. 1t is not known
whether or not the agent of the de-
partment of justice, who was sent
TO Tennessee to investigate Worley's
record, has made his report. This
agent visited Hamilton, Marion, Clai- |
borne, Washington and Sullivan |
counties. In the latter county, it is |
said, he was unable to obtain certain
records, which had been taken from
the courthouse, and this may have
delayed the investigation.