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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-23
ARREST ALLEGED
BANK ROBBERS
Chase Turnout Union Ends
in California

LONG BEACH. Cal. Aug. :s.--A
chase for . pair OF alleged hank
swindievs which has led police and
detectives employed by . nationally
known agency into nearly every
state In the Union canAe to climax
here today. when Detective J. n.
woriey arrested Ralph y. capron.
rs. said TO BE- former member Of
tho Pittsburs and PhIladelphia base.
ball teams. and Il. vendcler. 81
The two men were taken into Gus
toby on warrants charging fraud
sworn TO by A. s. Harrison. OF South
Bend. wash, and a banker at Bath.
keep. ~. ID. Operations of the pair.
according 10 the police. extended
thruout the United states. with
banks In small towns as their vic.
TINS.
Police in North Dakota Washing.
ton. Kansas wisconsin. Mississippi.
Texas and many other states hold
warrants for their arrest. according
TO Information In the hands OF the
police here. Banks In many small
towns were victimixcd TO the extent
Of more than $4,000. police said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-23
3 Firms Fined for
Selling by Lottery

Three clothing firms were fined
for dtposing Of clothes by lottery.
in Judge Dalton's court yesterday.
The firms were the Stewart Tailor.
ing company. A. Fred Ruebenach
and the Seattle Advertising and
Purchasing company.
The Better Business Bureau Of
the Seattle Advertising club caused
the filing Of the charges.
II was charged that two Of the
firms sold numbered tickets on suits
for one dollar. II one OF the num-
bers was the same number as the
last two figures In the hank clear.
ings a certain day In the week. the
patron would get the suit without
any further chsfse. II was alleged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-23
RUM men STAY
FOR VENGEANCE.
Matt Jepson's Death Due to
SIeuth Activity

PENDLETON. Ore. Aug. ss.--
That Matt Jepson met his death be
czuse OF a bootleExcr's grudgc was
borne out here today. according TO
authorities. when officers who had
been conducting an investigation In
the vicinity OF Jcpson's cabin dixcoy.
cred large still on Government
mountain. near the Jepson ranch.
Jcpson was found dead in a well
on his place last week. his head
beaten In with blows from an AZ.
The aged rcciuse had given valuable
Information TO officers ct various
times, which had resulted in the ap.
prehension Of bootieggers and Illicit
whisky manufacturers In The Gov
eminent Mountain country. and the
destruction OF several stills. II IL
thought that some OF those whose
stills had been destroyed avenged
themselves by numbering Jcpson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-23
100 PER CENT
CLUBS CONVENE
Delegates From All Over
Coast Attend Here

With Delegates from all parts OF
the Pacific Coast in attendance. the
second annual convention OF 1nterna.
tionaf 100 Per Cent clubs opened
Tuesday at the Hotel Frye.
4. ID. Dakcn. Seattle man. In
presiding over the convention. Thurs
day the Delegates will visit Tacoma,
returning to Seattle Friday. On Sat
urday they will 30 to Vancouver.
and will wind up the convention In
Victoria on Sunday.
Luncheon Tuesday win be at the
Masonic club for the men and at
Frederick a Nelson's tea room for
the women. Dinner will be served at
Blanc's. followed by a theatre party
at the Wilkes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-23
Wealthy Girl
Is Bride of
Stable Groom

CHICAGO. Aug. 2s.--Another Of
the daughters OF the wealthy J.
Beaver Webb. lifelong friend Of J.
Picrpont Morgan. has proved that
abe Is a true child Of democracy.
News leaked out today that Edith
Beaver Webb. New York society g1ri,
married George Miles. a groom In the
Lake Forest stables Of Benjamin
Behrs. June ~.
Webb received his first shock liz.
tie over year ago when his eldest
daughter. Louise. took Central
park traffic cop. Tom Leonard. home
and introduced herself as Mrs. Leon.
ard.
Mrs. Miles today was wiping dishes
and wearing bungalow apron.
you must have some beautiful
theories OF marriage?" she was
asked.
Yes" she smiled. and III keep
them"
She said her husband was out in
the barn shooting rats and she didn't
want him bothered.
He wasn't
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-23

|trnnHiatcd--it can't even be spelled.
It's an awful combination OF gulp.
Ing and thrilling and non-rcpeatable
uttcranccs. But his tongue Ii just
naturally shsrp-sort Of. they say.
like a prickiy pear.
oh. gee the youngsters squeni.
as they pull their little mitts back
thru the wire fence. ~Jess--he licked
my hand. and II kinda ticklcs and
scratches both to once
Now Jes IL at home 10 friends
every afternoon In tho deer park.
Visitors however, must not be OF.
Tended II he shows signs Of Partially.
For he ~ partial. when DIR. Gus
knudson. supervisor of the roo. ap-
rroacher. the little animal biinks his
soft brown eyes and trotr iiiheiy in
the doctors direction. regardless OF
other guests.
And when DIR. Kpudson calls.
Cup. cup. cup. cup. cdp,s jess moves
close 20 the fence and tries TO poke
his nose thru the wire.
Somebody on the sideiincs asks the
meaning OF the ''cupi.nc.s--
And pr. knudson replies. ~As far
az know. II doesn't mean anything.
Just have 20 have a different way
Of calling every animal. 20 that that
animal might know when I'm speak.
Ing 10 him Even at that" he con.
tinues. II do believe that jess thinks
cup means something or other. 1
believe be thinks II stands for
'cafs.'"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-23
Missing Veteran
Returns to Home

James r. Ball, missing Canadian
war veteran. returned 10 his home In
Seattle Tuesday morning. Ball wan.
dered away from his home. in the
Liberty Court apartments. about a
month ago. leaving his wife and twin
babies. months old. Bah said he
had gone off into the woods near
Spokane 10 be alone.
He had been shell shocked over.
seas, and II Is believed his mind wan.
dered. He experienced difficulty In
recognizing his family when he met
them at the Red Cross headquarters.
3i5 University ST.. Tuesday morning.
He Is being cared for b. veterans
organization.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-23
The Story of
a Wooden Leg
and q Sleuth

HIST a cluef
This In tho story Of . wooden iex.
drunken sailors and circums,antini
evidence. Also u nov develops that
patroIman Gecfx~ Reynolds 10 =
fipt.ciass detective.
Monday night - the story goes.
George stood at the corner Of occi.
dental ave- and Yezier way. Enter
clue no. I. In the share Of alternate
round. wet spots on the pavement
Enter clue No. :. RAGGED. booking
feline thst niffed clue No !. Clue
No. . acted dignity off baisncr. 30.
cording 70 George. who proceeded to
follow the cats exampiA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-23
Who'll Hire This
Chauffeur-POetf

w. A. Hcbner. seattie's chauffeur.
pcct II out OF the hospital. where.
during the last several months. while
suffering from injuries to both legs.
he wrote several poems. one 1900
word epic on his trip into the Yukon
In 1891. and several other shorter
works.
Hebner Il now living At III Blanch-
ard st.. and In trying to find job.
Attic poet. he says he Is no dream.
er while at work. but devoses him
self strictly TO business. doing his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-23
Bearded Women in
French Asylums

PARIS. Aug. e3.--Thc proportion
Of bearded women in French insane
asylums In larger by far Than the
proportion Of bearded women to the
population at large. according to DR..
Achard. French scientist. He says
the condition Is due to bad nourish.
ment and the failure OF certain
glands 10 function.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-23
Women Must VOTE
in Rumania NJ.

PARIS, Aug, 2s.--A Buchares,
message says the Rumanian ssns,.
has, by n vote Of 81 10 ~, apsyov.s
the principle Of obligatory vote =,
women.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-23

yXTHEN very light footsteps are
w heard speeding across the lawn
and a slender form giides between
the trees In woodland park. some.
body peers thru the wire fence and
cries. There's Jess
Aud AT times when he's % In.
ciined and the viaitor In quiet. Jess
slows his steps and advances eau.
tiousiy toward the fence.
Isn't he a dearr' somebody cries
again.
And that's just exactly it-hc's a
ceer. white one. and the only Al
tIno deer In captivity In the North
west.
He was presented 10 the park
early In July b. Mrs. 4. punisky.
whose husband captured the little
animal three years nro In Alaska
Jesr. tho now I years old. IN only
three feet six inches high. and u
very slender.
Alblnoc. they say. don't grow ~
largo a. other deer. This one. how.
ever. makes up for his hack OF
growth In had adornment His
horns branch cut foot on either
sice.
frinnds--ssy that Jess has . sharp
tongue Not that no says things
that he shouldn't or anything like
shat--the worst about his converse
ton In simply thiE II can't be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-23

$4,000 from the North Bend basr
The money was returned - a.
end Of 30 days. Hall disapp>r ~
from snoausinie when a recent !.
yesfiTatiop Of the books was ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-23

writing In spare hours. One az his
legs II almost useless. but he II able
70 do light work. such az running an
elevator.
Here Ia one Of the short poems be
wrote In the hospital.
WHEN gmE RHOD0DKNDnOxa {.
fou may rave about IN. b~auties Of ssns
suany sousbsrs CLINE.
Whsrs the ssy 70 si~ays azure and the
air IL most sublime.
Tell your tales Of fair B<mudaa and
their coral studded sess.
Where the baimy rephyfs kiss zoe a.
they play amcnx the trees.
hut breathe sigh ecstatir, for Elrslum
I've found.
When the rhododendrons blossom on the
shores Of Puget sound.
sing Of tulip time in Holland. sing rs
beauty " you can.
Sing Of MAY time cherry bIossems 80
profvse In quaint Japan.
sing OF the gorgeous poppy's spfsndor
thai sets fndfs's fields Rbisxs.
Sing Of snos%~hsts cotton reaches meath
full moons msiiow hare.
Then III sing a Song Of spicndor. raress
spiendcr ever found.
sing Of rhododcndron blossoms on the
shores of Puget sound
According to the journal Of MedI.
cine. approximately rs per cent OF
our school children are physically de-
fcctivc.
Gee. but Boldts Bread 10 good,
advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-23

An aiI-sfceI church In Manila was
built In Europe and shipped TO the
Philippines In sections.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-23

Every month over one billion two
hundred million telephone calls are
made In the United States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-23

In Quebec rail fences are often
taken down In winter so snow won't
drift
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-23

To carry out these orders I've marked
this entire stock at about half its value.
Much Of it not even half Of half its value,
for you can buy lots of good Shoes here It
an even DOLLAR! They cost from three
to five times that They're small sizes, II
course.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-23

Gee. but Boldts Bread Is good!
Advertisement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
Kentucky Convict Is
Caught In Attempt
To Break Into Prison

Frankfort. Ky.. Feb, S.-Joscph Wehd'
ling. central figure ten years ago in
louisville murder. last night added an
ih"r tn his remarkable exploits. state
rcfurmatory officials announced today
He broke prison. they said, apparently
paradcd the streets Ut Frankfort in wo-
mans dress and when he tired OF MS
brief freedom. WAS caught by guards
ascending rope ladder. In an attempt
to sale the reformatory walls 10 re-
enter his prison home.
The fact that he carried a dress ieo
prison officials 10 believe Vending may
be responsible for the Appearances or
the woman in black" whose presence
ON the streets has been reported num-
ber Of times TO the Frankfort police.
Vending sccreted himself in the
prison ShapCl after Il picture show last
night. and in some unexplained manner
made his way outs!d" the rcformatory
vile His absence was noted and a
search instituted. but ne voluntarily re-
turned.
Vending subject 10 nationwide
v,arch I'm 1909 a. the slayer OF Alma
K.lIncr. eight years old. whose body
u,,s found buried under Il Louisville
church of which Vending was janitor.
was captureCYn San Francisco IN July
1910. Brought to Louisville ne was
convicted of murder and sentenced 10
life jmprisonmcnt. While tru>t?' ne
,,uc, was found in the home OF FRANK
for, woman. and still later. after an ao-
scncc uf a week. was discovered passing
tho Frankfort court house disguised aS
a woman. All prison priFiieseS' va"
arnuunCed have been denied nm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
Begin Work February IS
On the Tariff Measure

Washington Feb S.-.Th" E"rubn,au
majority ut tho house waN- AMI means
COMMITTEES has pra~'icl'l, ,unr!rl"d
it's program for III" writing nr TIA" now
tariff hill. und tentative plans just tot.
mulat'd prov :de for thc hrginnlug "f
actual work on the proposed inca: ure
February -.
chairman t"rdnC.. II 's und"rs'nud.
viii break away from pr"rcd.'ui ~ the
dr;I ftInG OF IN, n"N1 tariff hN rallin;
IA all Republican members Of tin" com
milt,c 10 rarticipdt" n writing the
bill 1t has been ;hr prac'ic" in the
preparation Of prev luus tariff bills to
accomplish n ,Irg" part OF Ih' work in,
suh-rommltcCs
Minority mrmhrr" ~ TN" ""mm.tI"r
three or whom viii not hr members ur
the nest congress. "lll hc 'nt'rcIl on
thu Ui.:dc in tn" drafting q" this bill
~ has been tho custom in paSi lclrS
y hon tsriW l"Gis!ati"u was under con
>idcral inn. Tho! viii b" invited ~. il
was stated. only after thr ;mrJSur' Isl
ready to he printed and when hnal
vote = desired
'Na'rman F"rdn"y CAV" M ndica-
tr"nE today with respect - the date on
which the hill will he ready for liuaI
committee action. He has declared
however. that i, Will he introduced r.,rl,
IN the extra session which President.
elect Harding will call
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
COAL DEALER OUT OF BUSINESS
FOR REFUSING TO RAISE PRICE TO CONSUMERS

been brought. although his attorney
had informed him. he said, this bunch
IS 10" strong for us"
Names. dates and jocular remarks
were all put in the record, as the w.t.
ness proceeded. -.
Threat Of PSaitsAtdary.
This is a serious thing, Senator
Reed ni"rject"d. The penGentiaHy
doors are opening for these men II they
ar" guilty Of what you say"
"Thcy arc gu Hty." Ritter retorted.
The only r"as"h ! am up here is be-
cause the poor people have TO buy their
coal IL ON these people and pay the price
I've had my fun with them. But the
first Of last April had to step out; the
coal that was coming 10 me was all
Dirt. and they could have the laugh on
m" II any customer had 10 burn IT.
MI he could do would b" TO shovel II
INTO "a fire and shovel Il right out; 80
per cent ASH ~.
Senator'S discussed the charges FOR
some minutes. temporarily excusing
Eitter, and Chairman I.aFollrtte ruled
that Corruborat;Nc witnesses would be
allied first tomorrow. and examined.
senator Reed insisted that the federal
agents bc brought in. To- see II the
other man has a story. too" 90.
But this point was left for later de-
CiSiOn,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
No Naval Holiday Is
Committee Decision
Sir Philip Glib BIS Declares
American Navy Not Men
ace to England

Wa,h.uS;"n. E,h. S--Thr S"nai" nav
.! committee has v"nclud"d from t'*t.-
muny OF n,va! experts. tha; it would To-
unwis,c and inadv.S;th to stop wulN
lrr ~:N months on capital Nh.pshu'ldims
for tn" navy wh;l" rNHcri; study tn"
question - best ,lrrs. based on tn" les
eous If ihc word "a"
In rrsponsr I" senator HurIh'S r'-o-
!u'ron "f inquiry as 10 the adN.>ao'iiiE
If such - move. tho committee will ;r-
port :te conclusions - The Sruat". p"rh-
ably tomorrow. lis report VIII h" pc
pared l., Senator rotndcXlcr. ErpUbii-
20 draft it after nnal committee act on
OH the proposal today.
The committee acted N executive sr,-
sion. but there was no division of oniH-
iur. ~ least aS expressed III the Not'
east The ;.rtion Wa taken soon after
members or the navy general hoard mp
pchrcd to oppose Tho proposal Prey i"uS
"a tha' the committee had heard Sec
rctary Daniels and Rear Admiral ". :.
Sims. president OF the naval war COLLEGE
at Newport. r. /. and Bradley \. F.>k".
~cI red former aide for opera Ions.
Tli, Iiuu!,N naval committee continued
today is study Of th" d;Sarmamrn:
question. hearing S'r Philip G!hhS. Brit
I'h war CORES pondrnf. vino said Great
Britain would not enter a rae" with tho
United SlalrS for sea powar
England. hc sad. did not have ;hc
munry ana. he add"d. most EuSiiShm"n
do not regard a,I American navy a. a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09

Washington. Feb. A.-SpccIfl" charges
that a combination exists in thc coal
.rade TO maintain high prices OF coal
in tn:s city and % shut oil the supply
Of coal to dealers who cut rates were
put before the senate committee ConS!d-
crins the Calder coal regulation bill
today. by John g |. Ritter, who said
the "combinatIon pUt him ont Of bus
ness
Chairman l.aFoli~;t" ru'"d that the
committee would 20 further vita the ia
ouiry after Senator Reed Democrat.
Missouri. declared that the witness bad
"r-tHnlishcd 4 pr.ma SHCic case OF con-
Np!racy 20 liulat" antitrust laws on the
part Of the coal association" and moN ed
thai d"partmcn Of JuS,i"" agents hc
summoned 10 explain their attitude IA
the matter.
Put Out Of Business.
The coal mems aSSo"ihtlon had
m"cting.' Ritter asserted. hc had been
Informed by one nf tn" 1919 customers.
who adder. and th"% pat YOU right OUT
nr business. You are not coal man at
Al! any more
Another man. representing 4 coal min
ing company. suggested To HIM. Ritter
continued. that ne raise his price -
cents a ION cdGl week Until nc S'' VII"
10 or IL cents below the association.
which was Il hEurr fixed during 1919
and '9"u according To III" witness. by
an association of local coal dealers. H."
refused. ne said. and after April. l9@".
he could not get any coal
Had Lot OF Pun.
There was not man in the country
vino would contract to give me my
next years supply" Ritter asserted.
and had TO do business with any
gypsy | could find who would sell me
dirt for coal"
lie didn't lose any money but d!d
have lot Of fun he added. III further
detailing his experience. These included
having n man in his employ who re-
ported every day on all my business &"
the association" and having n depart
ment Of justice agen along with me for
~ many days they thought he was
working for me. too" No prosecution
had BEEN Instituted under the antitrust
laws. Ritter said, Tut 4 civil suit haG
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
PRACTICAL JOKE COSTS WAR VET
HIS LIFE At HANDS Of SERBIAN
Slayer ResistS Arrest, Firing
On Officers, But Is Smoked
Out and Captured-Claim
He Thought the Police
Were Bandits

SPECIAL dispatch - later -;"ucar
S,rubcny;nc. OHIO. FEB. S--Chr, es
Hamilton. aged :! Years. world var
Veteran lies dead n, h:S home n Turon-
~ toda! and Steven H'IU. aged IN Years.
Il Serbian. = IN tho Jefferson count!
ia. charged with murder a. u result OF
\ practical joke 1T Tn" home OF the lat
tor ro5ih q: Toronto al an ear!y huUc
th;, morning
Hamilton and sew ra' ,ompa Mons had
been attending IL party at Empire, north
OF Toronto. and were enrOutc homo al
an early hour this morning. walking III"
G. 4 T. railroad tracks. As they near"d
Toronto they arrived NJ home OF Bill.
and in order to have some fun" as
ono ~ the h,. put 1T. Hamilton ~;uc%
Il piece OF wood In the door 80 that 1t
could not >" opcnrd ami then IoEndcI
and EirGed on tEc door.
B'l!i and his hunk mate. John Kurur
say they Thought that some ono VA try
ing to hrcah IN to rob them. and IL"
former drew his Sun and fired Two shots
through the door. unr bu,let ~truCh
Hamilton In the l"sl breast and p!"rC"d
his lung. He staggered hacH into the
arms Of his pafs. dying within few
minutes.
The other men ran tn Toronto to- m
smhularcc and notified tho police. Mar
Snal Paisley headed y force Of oiI:re-S 70
BnlHS house and called for him to sur
reader himself. Th mixing that tn" men
rad r"turncd ~ MAKE another assault
OH his house B!Ii ur"h IN t"C OH" -
VII" returned the irr. Th. notice finally
bull: hrr alongside tNc snack and
smoked B.lii and h'S companion out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
No AGREEMENT
WITH JAP PANESE
STATEMENT IS MADE
BY SECRETARY COLBY
No Action On Request OF Sem
ate Committee for Copy OF
Alsged Agreement

wu.b.ur,ou Feb S.--What course
;h,, state department viii 'hh" "h I"t
rruuest ur the senate foreign rcIa''ohs
committee, for copy "f the agree
mont" reached between Roland ;. NOT
ris United states ambassador TO
Jau.n, and Baron Shidchaia. the lapa-
ucsc amhaS SSador. IN their conferences
looking to treaty action dcnninE inc
rights Of Japanese nationals IN th's
country had not been indicated toh'Sh''
The rcuu, 81 Of the S'nat" r"mm'tt't
for The copy III not incompaUot" win
the puhii. INTEREST," was r"C"!Hrd a, inc
state department late today. about the
time that Baron Shidchara held Il con-
ference with Secretary colby. put no
animation was given Of the character
Of the conference. nor Of ino rrohaO
attitude of tho department, in the face
Of uhc rcqutS
No Agre sment.
Secretary colby merely pointed Out
that 10 agreement existed. 5u; only
:: report from Ambassador Morris on
hi, recent informa! conferences with
th, Japanese amba ssador. concerning
the California anti-alicn i"md ieSis!a-
lion. which the latter is understood 10
contend is discriminatory against the
japanese as race" Tn" report Is now
being studied hy Secretary COLBY at the
same time as u similar report 0! Baron
Shd"harI is beng examined 3y the
foreign Office at Toxic The action OF
the Senate committee today was taken
in cNrcut!,e session a. lac instance OF
senator Johnson Of California, who
previously had called upon Secretary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
GQNERNOR-ELECT ON
AN INSPECTION TOUR

Charlie ON. ". Va. Feb S--N;"vcrno--
.'r,.t O.: + MurGaN and james :. i-ak;n.
u..lnncr ~ n" tat" hoard "f c"rtr"I.
'rf, to-day Tor the northern part or the
s;ttc ,vhrr" th., viii mak" an ;nSrCC-
zion Of 80, ,r:,l state institutions. they
announced MIR. Morgan vii b" 'nauEu-
-atrd Narrr /
The sovc-r"--H'"'t announced rn.t he
intends - inspect a. many stat" ln$ti-
,utirns ;.~ pnS~ibir before hc takes
usf,rr. Ito haS already visited ~omo. lie
Np~nt ,d~t UrrS in Huntington. inspect
ing the. state hns?it.l and Marshall col
.cst,
- Am nTri,.irl q, paCity and viii report
20 o." board vr control upon h.s return