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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
SIDE TALKS
By EUTA CAMERON
ExPECTwr4 TOO MUCH

A ncighbor' Of ours, a woman who has
not lived long enough in the ncighbor-
hood to be we'll known 70 thc-1 radcs-
people, came homo in a very indignant
mood tho other day. The reason for her
Indignation was that the clerk ut u drug
store would not cash u check for her.
7 guess he needn't worry about my
being honest she sputtcred, i don
believe there's anyone in this nciEhbor-
hood that pays their bills any promptcr
or is more careful about money matters
than L"
Lots od People Look Honest, but
Now the check was quite siEetble and
che clerk had never seen the woman be-
fore. Of cos1rsc she looked honest, but
so do q good many people in prison: II
he had made a mistake he would prob
ably have Ind TO make good out Of has
own pocket. IEe suggested that She get
someone to identify her. but she was III
too much OF hurry to stop for that
Instead. she left the store in hum.
He Can't Know Eow Athletic She Is.
Now isn't that thoroughly unr"aSon-
able" And yet ONO often finds people
airing just such unrcaSouinG resent
mcutS. For Instance, l know young
woman who is most indignant because
tho conductor will not let her get Off a
car before il stops. She is very 9TH
lclic young woman and knows enough to
swing of in the right direction. She is
no more likely, She claims, 70 lose her
balance than man. And when tho
conductor puts up his arm and bars her
from approaching the steps while the
car is in motion she is most indignant
with him. She cannot seem 10 realize
that the conductor is not to blame Tor
not knowing as much about her as she
knows about herself. What the con-
ductor knows is that il she should get
oft and should come Ia any harm he
would l." blamed. Naturally II"
doesn't want TO run any such risk.
She Is Only Safeguarding Her Own
Account.
Another, and 10 me III" most eIaSper-
ating form Of this uurcasonaoleneSs. is
The resentment of the woman who has
n charge account at q shop where COINS
are used to safeguard the accounts, and
who objects when the clerk will not let
her take some expensive purchases
when she has left her Identification coin
at home. Docs she want other women
using her name and charging items on
hcr account? Certinly not. Then why
can't she understand that :'h" must help
safeguard that account"
1t is absolutely Impossible" that these
casual people with whom you come int"
contact should know as much about you
az YOU know about yourself. You ar"
ONLY part Of tho public and must he
treated as an avcraG" man or woman.
To ask for different treatment is n
show 4 childishncss. 4 lack of. reason
ing power that an. adult ought TO be
ashamed Of.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18

\ H"L:.g woman lin tho office o. Il
larg" department. Stor" writes me let
ter dcpl"rinS thu. irnnranc" of women Ill
legal and business matters. She says:
"Wh'l'lrr hy their own fault or the
fault Of others. they ar" compelled
through necessity to sacrifice whatever
artIclc Of value they possess
"ilaVing had no experience in that
line and ignorant Of procedure many
people com" too late tn redeem their
property. They learn that articles have
long ..ncc h"rn sold for interest due.
They ;:u away crushed. AMI never know
ihttt money may be dG" them from sal"
of S;td plrd%" ar property or thing or
.vtll:c.'
The contentious arc wrll taken. II
a worker III n department store IS otlrh
struck by this fact. how much mnrr
commonly must this be true in tho gen
rral affairs ri lii"i
have. lnuG though; that the efforts
OF women tn attain equal places Win
man might have been successful long
hrforc this tim" if women had n clearer
appreciation Of their rights III affairs OF
business.
Tho simplest affairs OF everyday life
in the minds Of many women seem 10
them - he governed by such complex
rules and commercial affairs. and legal
rights seem 50 far removed from their
everyday affairs and concerns that they
are willing often Ia submit to what they
regard rs plain injustice rather than
assert rights whose protection seems 10
them to require tedious machinery.
This seeming criticism is just as ap-
pucablc TO men in the simple AFFAIRS or
business rs i. IS 10 women. But the fa'H
is peculiarly trTc Of our Sex.
Il WI INN Of
double standards in social life. / am
very much afraid we have yielded 70 tn"
Idea that in the matter Of civil rights
two such standards exist.
This. of course. is less true in the
country than anywhere. and am con-
tidcnt that 4 clear understanding or
thrir position in the eyes Of the law
will crnancipntc women more quickly
than any other one thing.
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ARE
BEING READ IN
BRACEY TRIAL

For the first hime since trial Of Smith
II. Bacey, president OF the Howe Min
ing company. under indictment for oh
tanning money under false prct"nSc.
opened in the criminal court last We'd
neSday there was no night session Of
court held yesterday. Tho customary
night session was dispensed with ut the
request Of counsel for the DEFENSE nw-
ing to the absence Of Attorney Frank
a. OBricn. who was called TO Charles
ton Sunday night on important bust
ness. Practically all of yesterday was
taken up In the reading OF dispositions
offered in evidence by the defense
The defense still has several deposit
tions 10 offer in evidence and several
mining engineers to place on the wit
ness stand. The state also has COnsid-
crabic evidence 10 Offer in rcbuttal
most important Of which will be that of
Reginald Pctr". an eminent mining ell
gineer who is Il graduate of Oxford coll
leee.
Present Indications arc that tho case
will not go to the jury hcfor" Thursday
evening. and it may hc prolonged un!lN
Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
WILL PHILLIPS STILL
MYSTERIOUSLY MISSING
Local Soldier Boy Cannot BE Located in
France-Last Word Received
Months Ago.

Will Phillips. prominent local young
man ana connected with ono of the best
known families in thi Scommunity. has
been myStcrinuSly missing overseas
with the American forces for many
months Despite untirinE efforts made
by relatives here through appeals to
the Washington officials. the only In
formation thus far received is "hc is
missing" Tho last letter received from
him WAS from Somewhere in France
dated May - last. and received here in
juno. Letters sent him later were re-
turned with tho notation wounded and
missing in action" while money sent
him months ago has been accepted.
Tho young man is n brother of Mrs.
E:zlCr. Of the Island. wife Of DR.. W.
EiZ!cr. we'll known local physician. j.
was reported from the ElZlcr home last
night that no word had been received
from SIR. Phillips for many months ant
his relatives here are hoping against
hop" that good tidings will soon BE-
coming from him.
Mr.. Phillips al the time he cntraincd
from Wheeling. was connected with tho
Cumberland Shoe Company, Main street.
lie entered tn" service September, 1871,
and received his training ut Camp Lee.
VA. II" sailed for overseas the follow
ing March. and wrote from three diff
fCrcnt points overseas. His last letter
states he was with Co. u. Goth infan-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18

Greater Wheeling bill. almost entirely
by W'arwood citizens. was for an
| amendment 10 provide Il separate
amendment to provide Il separate refer
| endum for Wheeling and the outside
communities. The house committee.
| following the first public committee
hearing, reported the bill. with an
amendment providing for such rcferen-
dunn, but when the measure came up
| on second reading in the house the
! amendment was stricken out and the
bill returned To lis original form Win
regard TO tho referendum feature.
Tie Amendments.
The amendments made In the bill to-
day. and which await concurrence from
the house Of delegates 10 completely
pass the measure, provide for full and
complete fire and. police protection for
| tho annexed territory. police protection
equal in quality TO that furnished tlH
territory within the corporate limits OIL
Wheeling before such annexation 10 be
furnished Immediately. and iirc prnicc-
ton as soon thereafter as may bc rca-
sonablc: also to properly light such an
neXcd territory and furnish water 1T Il
rate not 10 exceed the rate charged the
inhabitants Of Wheeling: requiring SuS-
pension OF all tax lcvies in the annexed
territory; forbidding The treasures q:
the annexed municipalities from turn
ing over their treasury 10 the treasurer
Of Wheeling until representation Is pro-
vided in council; forbiddinS the passage
Of ordinances except necessary anpro-
printion ordinances until such repre-
scntati0n is obtained. and providing for
the prIvilct>s of initiative and rcfcren-
dunn due the new voters al the annex
ed territory. An amendment was also
adopted in which Ohio county will he
required to take care of the pike in The
new territory. ns it is now required to
fake care Of the roadway within the
corporate limits.
Substitute Voted Down.
The charter is also amended 10 pro-
vide for division Of the annexed terri
Tory into two wards. representatives OF
which in the Wheeling council arc TO
be named by the councils Of the Sow
eral municipalities TO be annexed.
1t was declared by delegate Henry
4. Weiss. patron Of the Greater Wheel
ing measure. that the amended bill is
10 be brought up in the house Of dele
gates tomorrow morning for concur
renee.
When the Greater Wheeling bill came
Up for second reading in the senate this
afternoon Senator Montgomery offered
substitute bill. This, however, was
voted down. Every one Of tho twenty
three senator's present in the senate
voted aye" when the roll call was
made on the measure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18

/ can readily understand why women
, have. if moi consciously. certainly un-
consciously. yielded to the idea Of a
! distinct double standard in the law, so
! far as they are concerned: for until
quite recent times in other countries
women occupied position before the
; law which placed them upon a basis
/ differentiated from that OF men.
| Bat it is Il long cry from the days
! when women were the chattels Of men
ard when upon the death of man his
! wife was sacrificed with him, to the
| limo when women stand in most re-
! sports equal with men in the eyes OF
, they law: when they arc an important
! part in the business and political life
: Of our country and their voices are
! heard in its legislative halls.
| Vet some OF the most common rights
; of women are not within their knowl-
! edge.
Take the case of making n will upon
: marriage; the previously executed wifi
! Of Il woman becomes invalid, whereas
! that Of "A man does not.
! For example, Il woman has no riHht
! TO any Of tho property OF a husoaho,
! real or personal. unless she obtained u
! hy his will. However. her husband can
not give legal title on the sale OF MS
| property on mortgage unless she con-
scnts in writing. She is entitled 10 one
| third Of the income from his real estate
: owrI"d At the time of his death duHng
| her lifetime.
! There are many ways by which peo-
! nlr ignorant Of IN" law may be cheated
out OF their rights. 1t is done every
day.
The important point about it all, how
| ever, is thr ironclad rulc that "ignor-
ancc Of the law excuses no one" There
/ fore. in this day. Of business women, the
big thing is TO know all about trans
action before you agree TO 1t.
a very safe measure is never to sign
n paper unless your thoroughly under
! stand it, This is for the trustful Wo-
men who get the worst Of it when trust
ing to the knowledge of somebody else
The simplest rule is to consult some
| competent person when IN douot.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
! BRAIN TESTS !
BY SAM LLOYD.

BY SAM LLOYD
8 Minutes to Answer This

'How far is it to Calcutta: asked
wayfurcr Of an Intelligent Hindoo who
was summing himself at tho door Of his
tent
Tho elephant knows but two gadts. y
replied tho native so II my brother
walks his beast ut tho rate Of six miles
an hour he VIII be m hour late for
the boat, while # he trotS him at the
rate Of IL miles an hour there will be
an hour to spare for -dcvotions and re-
frcshmcnts
How far was the pilgrim from Cal
.cutta?
ANSWER TO NO. 40.
The hardware REFUSES are answered
by Glass and White lead Qed)-
Copyright. 1913. by Sam Lloyd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
BENNO0D HAS
SMALL FIRE

An alarm was turned in from box IA
To the Bcnwood fire department last
night at o'clock 10 which the depart
ment made quick response. The lire
was in tho Meter Grocery store. ut
Tenth and water strnets and was caus-
I'd by n defective fIue. The blaze was
cxtinguishcd in i few minutes after the
arrival Of the department and the loss
is said TO b. small and amply covered
by insurance,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

M'LCRE-Thomas Jcfphies, Fairmont:
J. 4. Dinger. Warrington; \. c. Proctor.
Glencoe. O.: Elias Goldman. Cameron:
Mr.. and Mrs J. J. Underwood. Little
ton: r. l.. HaEeman, Cameron: George
W. Briggs. ParknrSburG.
GRAND CESTRAL---M. A. Gcnthcr.
Ravcnswood: T. Fl. Howell, Stcubcnvillc,
O.; James Wilson. Cameron: !. s. Rich
nrdSon. Stcubenville. o..
STAMINA. s. Knlsner. Parkorsburg;
Fl. c. Crosslett. Sstcrsvllc: +. T. Row
man. Welcome: ]. NJ. Crambctt. Sisters
willie: l.. a. Doyle SistcrsvIlle.
ROGERS-Creed Malone. Fairmont;
\. r. Miller. Fairmont; ". l.. Bamlctt,
rark"rsburg; p. G. Farnsworth. Fair
mont
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18

cnt legislature has witnessed on any
local measure.
Ably Champtoned.
Walter T. Hilton and Judge Frank
w. NrShiti were the champions nf the
Greater Wheeling bill before the son.
at" committee. while tn" spokesman
for the opponents were Attorney Brcn
nan ard y. e. whitaker. Attorney II.
t. township Of Charleston. spoke be.
fore III" committee regarding the
aIu' ndu"nt relating 10 public utility
""rI0rat iUn".
Considerable interest WIS injected
into ia" committee" hrnrin& hy an ad-
dress delivered hy Samuel Harper,
lirh was Devoted in IN" main To ask
ing Senator EIurh if he considered no
Greater Whorling charter bill !. fair
one. Scnntnr Bloch Will" rrcscht. de-
lined To answer
Th" cruN of III" opposition t" the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

EXCELLENT opportunity for man, wo.
man, or both, to engage In . congsntAl,
permanent business In Wheeling; to
provo hat this business will net 500 POI
week and mp, viii pay al expenses OF
thorough personal investigation Of any
Of 100 institutions now operating In ad-
jAeent or other cities; no eauvAssinE;
limited capital una reference required;
terms to proper parties. Phone u. B.
Ullman, windsor Hotel, to arrange for
interview. 1881
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
COAL MINER HAS
LEG CRUSHED IN
RAYLAND Mine

Amrdn DiFaoloz. mn Italian. aged -.
had his right leg badly crushed in an
accident 1t tho Eayland coal minr yes
,crday morning. lie WAS taken to the
North Wheeling hospital whore an y
ray picture Of the injured limb will or
taken this morning. 10 determine
whrt her or not an operation is ncces-
Sary.
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% E.E EVERYTHING y; nd

WE HAVE 100 single white cname!
beds, springs and mattresses. complete.
at $3.50 each; IS oak wash stands, in
good condition. $500 each. -
ONE large gas restaurant range.
ONE moving picture machine at $ss.
TWO pool tables. $50 each.
ONE physicians operating table, in
good condition.
100 opera chairs. 800 each.
ONE lot OF crooks at Sc.
ONE Angle die scale. $40.
100 revolving stools. SO per dozen.
ALSO large line OF new ind second
hand tools and machinery and automo.
bile supplies.
SEE our assortment OF gas a. coal
stoves.
TOOL STORE.
1881 AND 1888 :1kA1Hr 3r1EET.
Telephone COLI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18

There are special services all this
week AT the Elm Grove 81. j.. church.
The Rev. S. S. Bishop. Of the Triadelphia
NJ. E. church. will give IN. interesting
talk this evening and there will be-
special singing. \ cordial welcome is
extended 10 all.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18

The home nf Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Vo-
Eler. Of Pleasant Valley. was frightened
yesterday by the arrival Of IL new baby
by. Both mother and child arc doing
nicely and Mr.. Noelcr is just about tho
proudest man in Greater Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
WANTED-AgentS

wAHTED-Agents OF good appearance.
to work in the city. Salary or COM
mission. Steady employment to righ
parties. Call at once, w. A Henry, =.
floor Intelligencer Bldg. ja-31-p
WAN3KD-Three gooo agents 70 osIi
household necessities on tho install.
ment plsA. Best OF goods and best OF
commissions. We pay weekly. c i.
Adams Co., 11i0-1142 Main st. mr.17.tf
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cHAHaED WITH MURDER

Special to the IntclliEcncer.
MARTINSRURC; ". Va. Feb. IL
On warrant charging him with muir
der IN tho. first degree. Aston Myers.
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FOR SALE-Automobiles

condition, $275.00. G. D. Luce. 81
Porter Ave. Edgwocd. f-l8-l
FOB SALE-Ford touring. late 1917.
Electric lights, self starter, shock OBJ
sorbcr. improved radiator. spot light.
carbon remover. foot accelerator. de-
mountablc rims, S good tires Zone new
chains. s525. Can be seen after 3 y. m.
by appointment. S. P. Robins. No. So
Main ST.. phone 698-W. fish
FoR sA1E-Seven passenger touri,tA
car just overhaulcd, first class condi-
ton. Reasonable price for quick sale.
Sec me at once at Lincoln Garage. 10th
and Eoff streets. Floyd D. Mathers.
f-1T-E
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WANTED-To Buy

wANrED-Fresh COW. grade Holstcin.~
Jersey or Guernsey. Must stand tu-
bercular test. W. H. Nickerson R. r.
Elm Grove. phone Woodsdale lll2
Ring 4. f-17-1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
BRUEMMER & HILDEBRAND

aged 10 years. has been lodged in Jail
hero. His arrest was made in connection
with tho recent death OF Clyde D. Mark
cr whose skull was fractured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
LOST and FOUND
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

PATENTS for sale. To buy or sell pat
rnts address Patent SewS-A. WASH
ington. d. {. Only inventors newspaper
published.
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POE RALN-Four room brick house,.
$1,000. Call 1861. Wing f-14-l v

FOE HALH-Four room brick house: :,
$1,000. Call 1861. Wing f-14-l v
FoR sALE-On account Of the death Of
my boys I have concluded - sell my
place. consisting Of 145 acre, OF nice
rolling chestnut soil. Tractor can be
used in every field. good fences. never
falling springs. 2 good orchards one just
coming in bearing, acres of timber, Il
good locust grove Of 100 trees or more
ready to use. I room brick house. cellar
under all Of it, slate roof. out house
slate roof. Spring house two-story &C.
ment spring and trough. Pump at porch
Of house. soft water. all outbuildings
slate roof and painted except. barn bank
which is 60 feet long Cellar under alb
log shielded on four sides. shinglc roof.
Public road runs along the side Of place.
~ miles 70 school, "a miles to church.
2H miles to railroad station on either
side of US. Az miles north Of Carrolltop1x
Ohio. Carroll Co. Must See IT 10 know
the value Of It. Call on or write owner,
B. Scarlott. Carrollton, O.. R. F. D. No.
s: 100000. film
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WANTED-Female
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Must

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Must have
had four years high school training or,
equal. Give age, experience and salary
expected. Address P. o. Box No. 33l,
Wheeling. w. Va. 1-l8-l
WANTED-Middlc age woman, general
=, housework. Three in family. no wash
ing-small house-call Woodsdale 283.
f-1S-I
WANTRD-Night cook. lady preferred.
Holman restaurant, 30-16th st. fiji:
wANTEp-A girl FOR general house
work and cooking. Apply Mrs. George
Hewitt, No. 90 Walnut Ave-, Woodlawn.
film
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PATENTS s %.1as t.s TIC:
- ed. Patent ndt
:rndenIark littekrioa. Eooklst ira
n =. Uu1&A1, HOat LAWysf.
National Exchsnge Bank BoudlRx
WhAAItnI ". VI
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-If you want to invest in
residence property for home or in
vcstment, see W. S. Grafton, owner. for
particulars. Room - Masonic Temple
or l41 Sixteenth St. Wheeling. W. Va.
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WHERE IGNORANCE IS LOSS

SUPIIIE LUEI1
Y. World1
Every Woman Should Know What Is Hers by Right
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MISCELLANEOUS

We have for sale a few steel plates for
coal chutes. Tr-State Pipe Co.. Bell
airc. Ohio. 1921
NOTICE-l am just out Of the army and
need your business. ! am a tailor
and fix clothes and make them; also
clean, press and repair. Look me up.
second floor, over Woolworth's, i2l3
Market street, Sam Hartman. ja-30-2 0k>
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GLORIOUS VICTORY
CONTINUED from Page one)

cnt legislature has witnessed on any
local r,raSlIrC
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-25
EN- PUEBLA 0 LOS
REBELDES CONTRIBU-
CION DE GUERRA
Los que la pagan quedan en-
libertad de TRAFALGAR y de
transitar por toda la
region sublevada

PUEBLA. JUNO 22.-Se ma pcdI-
do averiguar que los revolucionarlos
felicistas que operan por la Sierra
Norte del Estado, han entrado en- un
periodo de plena actividad, a~saltan-
do Y tomando numerosos pueblos de
la serrania Y exigiendo fuertes con-
tribuciones a los propietarios de las
haciendas cue tienen ocupadas para
de5arlos en- completa ibertad para
TRAFALGAR.
a los concentrates cue transpor-
tan sus mercancias en- acemilas, los
han obligado a pagan una conCri-
bucion de guerra. con Ia que tienen
6erecho a comerciar como quieran sin
ser molestados en- 10 mas minimo. 10
mismo que con los concentrates en-
ganado, a los que les piden diez pc
SOS por cada cabssa para que pue-
dan tener derecho a venderlo como
gusten.
En- representation de Miguel
Fuentes, Agustin re propio apellido
Sc dirigio al Juez de Distrito soil
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-25
Ell Oral. JAMES McRAE
ES Ell NUEVO COMANDAN
TIE DEL CAMPO TRAVIS
Tomo aver possession de su nue.
vo cargo, que lie entrego
ell Oral. Hodges

Aver en- Ia tarde a la $50 tuvo
v~erificativo en- ell Quartet General
del Campo Travis la reception Official
en- la cual fue ~presentado a toda Ia
oficialidad 81 nuevo Conandante nom
brado para csc Campo, General ia
mes H. McRae quien lego a San An
tonic aver en- Ia manana.
Viene ell citado general a relevar
a. Brigadier General Harry F. Hoo
ges, quien va a hacerse cargo del De-
rartamento de ArtiiAera del Noroes-
tie, con Residential Ell Seattle. Ell &C.
neral McRae, fue recibido en- la Esta-
cion del Ferrocarril por el General
Hodges Y por ell Coronel Coughlan,
cficial executive del Campo, qulenes
10 acompanaron al Quartet General.
e. nuevo Comandante esta recleH
llegado de Francia, donde tuvo a su
cargo Ia rs Division, la cual formo
la reserva del primer cuerpo Y pres-
70 ~eycelentes servicios. Obtuvo como
premio Dor sus servicios la Cruz de-
Servicio V recibio ell nomhramiento de
Caballero Comandante del Bano, dis
rincion' que lie otorgo ell goblerno
britanico