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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04
PERUVIAN CON7RALTO WILL
FEATURE MUSIC FESTIVAL
Madame dAlvarez, Who Has Been Sensation of Euro
pean Centers for Past Two Seasons, Secured by
Wednesday Club Attraction.

Madame d'Alva".S, a Peruvian CON
traIto. who during The past tHo sea
sons naS been the sensation OF Lo:.-
don. New York, Boston. and other
musical centers. Eduard Giovanni,
Leading teno, of the Chicago OpcrC
Company, ana Forest Dnbncy Carr
ocsso- cnrtRrte. hDve been secured
by the Wednesday Club for the Grand
May Festival. which the organization
VIII give May II and u. according
TO announcement mad" public las;
night by officials of the organize
lion These three are members Of tho
rhIladelphia Festival Orchestra.
Tho May Festival this YEA Will
serve douhl" purpose. that for which
IT was instituted. and in the nature
Of a memorial 10 the late Gcorcc w.
stevens. former president Of the club
and of the Chesapeake and O;,io
Railroad, and leading figure in the
sni2aticn's activities since It's
foundations.
Reports from r.hcrsaIs arc en-
courage.n:s with the exception of
T:alc sinners. whose ahscuce has
rauscd serious situation. I'm earn
81 anueal Tor NOR" iraic singers to
ioin the orEaHi2ation has hccm made
by President Norman Can. Vicc-presi
dent Thomas T. McAdam.. ana I've
secretary. Meade T. Spicer.
Subscription memberships are being
solicited by the club. and IN a letter
~ recent hate. sent out to friends nf
the organ ian,!on. The following is in
rorporatcd
D-'ir S!r.
The Board o.: Governors OF IN.
WcdncSdny club, in soliciting Your
Suhscrlpti)n membership to it's 1921
HprinE Festival! docs so with entire
confidence THAT tho engagement en-
tered into for orchestra and artists
assures 3 series OF concerts of the
very highest standard
The date are: Evening Of May
llth. matinee and cvcniui. OF May
l.th. CRY Auditorirm. Cary and Lin
don streets
ne cNc"liehc' - the Philadelphia
FESTIVAL Orchestra. under Or. Thadc.s
Rich, is too well known IN !.euuiro
elaborate communication % tn" music
lovers of Richmond. Vuc sam. com
~ cnt IS appliraOic to ,Laduu- Mar
rrriis dAlvareN, cnu;ralio, ana Mir
Edward Johnson. tenor.
Madame d'Alvare2 is u Peruvian
contrAito OF strik ing vocal and piv-
sica! beauty and drnmatic tempcra-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04
FAMOUS HAWAHANS
ARE COMING HERE
Orchestra Will Open at Richmond
Hotel ON March 8, According
TO Announcement stcriinN

William Hoioua's world famous
Hawaiian orchestra viii be brought
10 the Richmond Hotel. to open an en-
gagcmcnt Tuesday evening March =
By Arthur NJ. Kraus, the popular New
York director. Throu. hout this
country and Europe. MIR. IIonoua l.
known as the king Of the steel guitar.
and he has appeared before ;hous-
nnds. For several years he was
musical director in the Imperial
Palace. in Hawaii. during the reign
OF the late Queen Liluoko!ani, At
which time Hawaiian music. for years
peculiar 10 the islands, becnmc
world-famous.
Mr.. lioloua shortly after the death
OF the Queen. collected SiX of best
instruincntalists on the island. and
with them toured the world. Practi-
cally every place in this country and
Eur opc has been visited by these
players.
a Hawaiian girl. who sings, plays
and dances. is with III. aggregation
Trips 10 New York will be made by
the troupe while in Richmond 10
make records for the Columbia and
Victor Companies. For some months
AIR. Hockctt, manage: OF the Rich
mond Hotel, has been trying TO rc-
cure this attraction for his hotel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04

mont. viii" haas been tho sensation ia
London. Nrw York. boston ana
other musical centeis. Madame
d'A!vare" sings u tho evening con-
cert May II.
OF t:daard Giovanni. created, IL sen.
sat!on during h!a residence In Italy.
wners' ny h!s saD>rD voice und ar
sis.ry, 10 won Ter himself tho fore
most place In tho leading opera
houses. until his rasatscmont last
season by The Chicago Opera Com
Fsny, with which oreani2ition he Is
now appearing as It's leading tenor.
MI Johnson sings 1T the evening
concert May II.
In addition 10 ;hesc. Forest Dubn.y
Carr. basSu-cc!,Lnte OF super II
voice aud artistic accomplishments
has been engaged 10 sing at the ina,i-
nec on May i.
Tn. subscription membership fee
also l" c#tap!iA.. = scale Of $40 mem
her*h!ps, each emitting The sub
SSribcr 10 two tickets Tor each o; the
three concerts
Twelve dollar subscribers wiil be
entitled 20 seats IL renter and right
ana ieit center sections, extending
back to ~ row single seats IN this
zone will be $50
Ten dollar subscribers viii he en-
titled /" seats n right and left see
lions, extending back 10 ~ row;
SUE ~ !''dls' N-.r' 't'u.
Zee payable Aprii ! War tax cN-
clnp'ion HI. been granted on all
tickets.
All subscribers viii have the pr!vi-
leg" of reservations i'll advance of
the genera! seat SAL" Subscriptions
viii bc numbered iii the order re.
cc!vrd. the subscribers notified. and
selection ot seats mad" in numerical
order. Personal selection of seats by
Subscribers in the order Of their
enumeration j. desired. but If sub
sc:incr is unable 10 make selection
personally. or by representative, and
VIII indicate the location desired. the
management viii select the hes:
uNailIbl" seats.
1t is earnestly hoped that you Will
promptly sign aud return the en-
closed subscription card.
Sincerely yours.
NORMAN CALL,
President
THOMAS Il McADAMS.
Wee President
MEADE 7. SrlCER.
Secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04
VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA
ESTABLISH BRANCH HOUSE
Captain ana Mrs. LcIloy Iin,,yrr Are
Sent To Richmond to Conn
-. nnnd This Post.

A branch OF the Volunteers o.
America, Il home miss !onary and phi
lanthrCric organization under the
leader5nip %: General Darlington
Booth and the Little Mother Of the
Prisons" Mrs. Maude Booth. with ma
City has recently th&n esliblish.d in
Richmona >.
q Captain and Mrs. Leroy iIawvcr.
who for several years have been con-
nected with the sum work on the
Bowcry IN New YORK city. have been
sent 10 Richmond to handi" the work
here. The building At ll2 North
Eighth street has been leased for :,
long period and VIII b" used as an
institution where the cases that come
under the supervision OF This society
Will be cared for.
Captain Trophy. in Norfolk has al
ready established the work in Viz
GINA. THIS organization covers Il
varied field ana has hospitals. fresh
air camps. nurseries. homes and many
other kinds OF charitable institutions
in the various cities of the country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04
HuildinS Permits.

\ number OF applications Tor build
ing permits were tled with lnSpcc-
tor Butler yesterday. aggrcgnting in
value about $4,000. Three were. APP
piications for permit to build frame
dwellings.
j: w. Erb asks for a permit to erect
a frame and Stucco dwelling ~ !.
West Forty-Arst street, South Rich
mcnh. 10 cost $1,000.
Mrs. y. l. Grant seeks Il permit 10
build II frame dwelling IA; the corner
o: Thirty and Decatur Streets
South Richmomd 10 cost 5000
Walter Anderson desires To con-
Struct II frame dwelling or the west
side OF Twent?-arst Street. between
L and V Streets. to cost $4,000.
The Murphy Hotel Corporation uske,
for Il permit 10 erect an addition IN
the rear or the hotel NJ Eighth and
Broad Streets 10 cost $4,000.
The Church II!ll Bank asks for a
permit TO bulls an addition TO the
bank ut TweHty-hfth and Broad
Streets. TO cost $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04

ADVERTISING


i->DEHED sOk >IUlGM R.FEnENC.
,c.ass.ne- advertisements o'uv.se 10.
..i 4 g.. ~ i'.Sf, -. d..
h.o:'"h.; 5000 49, A.'ie-s a.. 'ne a.
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consecutive insu' ,Io"s pr;-e OF -.
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/. ro.p, I,pc.
.S iaisesI 20 pS.:...,.uL la The Wan.
AZ taEea a. - ,"-".. u..u ,.- s.mAuy,,
s,..,ee -. "i.eh l".i.. ...c .a ..'a, q,
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=, 49, S-'.'d!, u. s.."S go. u ie.
ats.
lnese ,A.es apply Gag - advertisement.
ief:,t,.y. rroau o,s.v. sout,.s lae .at.s
ere 10y a. eeIts ~ "aa'r l!ie. a4"-
wetds 10 tne i"aj. CasA must aeon
49, iny o.nvF IA a.! .;.s','ncH,.
lisuss on tsvQucs..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. !rGr.H.d "a .atc as ~
W - 4. u. oAtU'd-. iIr cor:ect Class.
AZ os - .r:sr. n.tnMt1 wAxr Az
orA f!oN@ MI; HI~"4'r iOGh
WEST ga NIi,oA SiKEET
y. WOl.i.si Err'l.:
sVoI Mvsi I1Iy street.
BUXTON DE>SG siOl.L
1900 nest GAG! S,Icct
SiiIKh..t r.I,ltSi.,Ci
80 NuElu onr,.pLEu .,Irvvt.
Bi.A:,n eooLt-..,..I ri,An.IACr
$500 "rs. nI.ah Sisvi.
-Al ri = D.tLu STORE,
ttooInso!, anu f!oyd.
THE t"S; s.,,s ttnhmA'Acf.
q. -. IL rHS.
2s2o IidI.u.vc Avenue.
GlsON +. I'n.AEMACY
il. l.. boomer.
1919 Nest Main street.
HENMlrAun DHLG COMrANY.
, III VI ,,n i,r1"t ir S;tsss
WEST Esd .ONr ECIlUNERY.
lSol West Main Street.
~ H. JOHANN.
ST. Nest Ma!n street.
vI\r. SitrEt i.iAiiAlACY
$it S9etn f.na STREE.
-. IVES; Bioad Street
Y. Il. MAY " bros.
iJa Bruok Avenue.
TAE!iAHf pnCG COMPANY
cnu,,, ! wGss bfoad s'tsei; ,ra.,.
u East iruad Street.
W. =. SAUNDERS.
$50 WEI Fl hfSSS STREET
join A. kuEsTER.
j. K. VXGGliAS.
$50; WN''ii;;II Insi,!ss. A Avenue
SDtIll RICHMOND.
WASHINGTON q EARLY.
1909 Hull Street.
=. ]. PARRISH.
1903 Hun Street
WASHINGTON = EARLY.
25l6 Hull Street.
WOODLAND HEIGHTS.
WOODLAND HEIGHTS PHARMACY.
3lQi Sciune- Avenue.
BARTON HEIGHTS.
BARTON HEIGHTS cONFECTiOSERY
GiJ NOrth Avenue.
HIGHLAND Park.
w Il. VAUGHAN
Fourth Arcnu" and stuart Street
ROLAND Park.
rARk WEN PHARMACY.
1900 Moss Sid. Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04
SAUNDERS WON'T TALK
ON TAKA-KOLA DECISION
:sfencrnl Manager Of Concern Will
Wait for Order Of Court BE.
81, fore Saying Anything.

Clyde w. Saunders. general man
nger OF the Taka-Kola Manufacture
5iiinE company, known as the Old Do
nD1lon Beverage Company. OF Rich
mond, stated last night that rs he
Fpd received no official notice of the
action OF the United States Circui,
court of Appeals. in reversing the
action OF the Distric; Court. which
dismissed the petition or the Coca
Cola Company, of Atlanta. in which
the TalIoKola Company was chars-
ed with infringing upon the trade
mark of the Atlanta concern. he
had nothing to say IN reference to
The courts action.
Mt. Saunders was asked what step
MS company would NOW take. hut
declared he would be IN no position
to talk until he received tine order
Of the court
sbt"we have contacted cur business
supon its merits" said MIR. Saunders
and have cnGcavcrrd 10 produce an
acceptable article. The very fact
that we have done so, and that the
public has appreciated tina, effort j.
shown In the protest made 10y The
largest concern IN the country man.
fufacturinS Il similar article"
The Coca Cola Company several
years ago Instituted suit against ihc
local conc.r claiming that it in
lIlHStu IN several ways upon tlt'r
Fights. The case was heard in the
United States District Court and 10y
that cour, dismissed. after both sides
hnd been given an opportunity to
took an appeal. and yesterday the
opinion was handed down reversing
tile lower court. The case Will prob.
aely go 10 the united"Stntcs supreme
Court In its opinion yesterday the
court, Justice Rose. handing down thc
opinion. said.
>, both on the grounds Of unfair
competition and infringement OF Il
registered trade mark defendant muvt
be cnjoincd from the use in its
business OF the phrase TAXA koia.'
and from continuing its unfair com
petition in the Similaiit! OF tho
ornament Of the crowns OF bottles.
and must account for what IL has
done"
The Taka- Kola Company was cS-
iablished. in Richmond. about four
years ago, and has branches M many
points in the state.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04
Realty transfers.

Deeds OF bargain ana sale were re-
corded in the oilice OF the clerk of the
chanccry Court yesterday. Indicating
twu large real cetutc transfers.
The Eastcrly Building Corporation
transfers TO Lee PaScha!l apd Walter
i. Wright the property 2lo2 Rose
wood Avenue for SIS 900. The prop
criy has u frontage OF twcnty-sevcn
feet and extends back 10 feet
r. W. Gary ana wife transfer 20
Arthur &. Nelson the property +25
North Boulevard for $2T.5oo. This
property fronts forty-:ivc feet and
extends back $50 feet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04
THREE RiCRMONDERS 10
TAKE WEST POINT QUIZ
i"hn ]. iiTr.nan. Edward q. Franklin
"hh Rnwiry h. lee. Prince
pal Nnu tltcruutcn.

Inr"" .tiHhinond young men haY.
been named among the candidates de
S!RE'ile1 ~ mo MHr Department 10
attend SN.tiu:nItiOns IL Nrst Point
Mll''"f! Academy un JGiy !, tnis year.
lhry are John /. .irua:..t.i. principal
.'dwaid {. franitIn. HrSt alternate.
amt itI"i"y IL. Law. SECOND alternate.
ihrn" hpEo!nITl1ats arc part Oi
IN" Nirsinla quota a. recommended
by ltcpr.srl.tut Montusur. All the
chhuidatth nave taken their physical
examinations, it = understood. and
preliminary pHyers have been sent al
rocli! 10 inc tc:.lray.
My. brcsnau. who is IL former stu
dent o. bencdlctine College. OK this
E!tH. IL ROW Attending Cornell Uni
EGFs!ty. Mr.. FrnnHilu ana Mir. Law
.tre ootn graduates OF john Marshall.
nigh School. receiving their early
;niiitary training In me cadet corp
or tnnt Institution. Mr.. FrInklin has
ueen student OF the Virginia Mi!i-
larry Institute Tor TWO years and is
regarded physically and scholastical-
~ az Il high type.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04

CHICAGO. March 5.-Snnction from
sixteen ra.!roid bro;horhoois ard
unions for q strike % employees Of
ithe Atlanta, Birmingham and Auau.
Tic Railway. Was dispatched - local
OF the unions follow
Jug midnight nfercuce % heads
OF the organizations mere. It was an
.Enunced today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04
<1.,,EitrN
Automobiles for SnIU
ALL BARGAINS.

ALL BARGAINS.
All cars listed below are
priced at from $4,000 TO
100000 under their real
alue.
KLINE ROADSTER.
This car is a real bar
gain, newly painted, wire
wheels, looks and runs like
new; 500 cash and balance
IN monthly payments.
PAIGE LIGHT SIX
TOURING.
In best condition, runs
like new and newly paint
ed. This is yours for $3.50
down and $50 per month
or ten months.
BUICK SIX TOURING.
Newly pain ID, over
lauled, practically new
tires; a real bargain; $500
down and the balance $40
per month.
DAVIS TOURING.
Newly painted and over
hauled; a real car, CONT
mental motor, Dclco start
er; a real family car; $500
cash and the balance in
monthly payments.
BRISCOE TOURING,
1919 MODEL.
New tires and mechani-
cally right; looks and runs
like new; 5000 cash and the
balance on monthly basis.
CHEVROLET 400.
Touring, good tires and
good condition. You may
take it home for $3.50 down
and $50 per month. Ask to
see it.
This is one of the big
gest used car sales ever Of
fered in Richmond, and
YOU will find the car and
terms very reasonable, as
these cars must be sold.
Seeing is believing. Let us
show you. No obligation.
RICHMOND KLINE CO..
INC,
31S w. BROAD ST.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04
: 81 A Sii! BASCi

SMASH! BANG
Go the prices on our used car,
We only have few. bu, they
Saye rot 10 go.
1890 Dodge Touring.
Perfect Condition.
1920 Overland {.
Better Than New.
'-rassrnxer IIupmobl!e.
Nothing 49,: II for hacking.
j-Pass.nIer REQ
gool. sturdy car. hard 20 beat
~ the price,
Iupp. 1920 Demonstrated.
bargain Tor sh:rwd buyer.
CAL on us for any Kind II used
car YOU may desire. There arc
many lco2lc who nave listed their
used Ca!s aith Us Tor sale. Hnu ara
Willing 20 make b.s .agginCcs in
order 10 obtain iiupmob!Ie.
ASSERTION AUTO co. INC.
ISL W. Broad -. B!vd. t.5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04
Columns USED CARS.

conuRN's USED CARS
n, Al S,IasH"hsrs Aoronsh!y renewed re.
s s;s,;sp;,;. 4, Serbs serbs l.iEh, SIX
s,nieOai.cr. rs Series. .-passncssr: pr
studehaae.. f.cy!lnder s-pa,senre,.
Saxon. - Series. t-rasseni;cr.
6s.r?and. SID. i inter a"d summer ;Sr nn
overhaul. Mod i 10000
Dodge Touring i, Series. 90
fr.inie'. i.passemger. wire wheel
vc!I', 20 Series. s-pnSacngtf: tour. -0''''
ihs ''''''. '''.'..... $3.50. 90
Terms TO sesponslbs parties.
len, sor YOU 10 tai Madison I, n" 500 ,'"SS"-
cq Pr. Pa M g l,Ho: SALES.
E%cEriTyIs2.N H VALUES IN
one threc- ftourth-,ea s,cwar, truck: IN
one REORGANIZATION Stewart truck: In
One onc-amd-a -hal:.,on Stewart, thor
ouEh.y o'erha ui"G and repain;ed.
Any OF IN. above iTucas can Ia. nourb,
OH terms TO suit.
TRANSPORTATION MOTOR co
WV W. broad ~. Phone Houl. 23l.
FOR battery service SEE CnerGa battery
20. 5Os T.. Main ST. RandoIph 1868
FOX used CATS Richmund Kiln, Co
Inc. 3ls W. Broad Street
FOR
PEDlGkEEb USED CAR
-, ,,,,,, SEE
HARPER -oNEKLAN co, INC.
2l3 W. HkCAD ST.
FORD TRUCK for sale with Screen, 80
S1itabic Tor grocery. Cal! u. 3Di SoLth
Laurel Street.
fOkD-i.atc model fo.u roadster 60.
Ar. St,Fbuck 2:3 West broad M.di-
3Id. '
FOKDS.Sprin. Is here. Com. ana 20,
your Ford car before they get scare.
nave several slightly used cars on
hand. At bargain. See L. -. Nm.
stCn. Universal Motor Co.. 1912 W.st
Ir2ad street. Phone Randolph .si
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04

President.
THOMAS Il McADAMS.
Wee IRE Sidcnt.
MEADE T. SrlCER.
Secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04
PAIGE LIGHT SIX
TOURING

In best condition, runs
like new and newly paint
ed. This is yours for $3.50
down and $50 per month
or ten months.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04
Auto Livc,y-Gnruvcs
Wantcd-.iutonnobilcs II

" ASTisD. 10 buy for cash. Dodge. Hu,,
Ht m priced car. state partic!ar
u -oo, car. Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04

MIN E NUADSI ER.
This car is a real bar
gain, newly painted, wire
looks and runs like
new; 500 cash and balance
IN monthly payments.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03
NOT A SAFE EXPERIMENT

ragged
OF
S<lsr
RcarA Griffin Rear
batesh'p The
although still
OF capital
In world
OF
1t that
period Of some
matter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03

Columbus. O., Feb. >. - The game
parative!y recently. rapidly is restock-
ing the state with game and wild life
animals, according TO 4. &. Baxter. chief
OF the bureau OF hsh and game. The
system tried more as an experiment. is
an unqualified success, Baxter said. and.
ne added, in his opinion. is the only
plan whereby game and wild life wiz
be restored.
Ohio is dotted with game refugees, or
sanctuaries, ranging in size from 500
20 1900 acres. Some are on state
owned land. others Oh private property.
leased by the state from the owners.
for that purpose. The refugees. or rest
grounds. as they are commonly spoken
of. are surrounded by wire. and posted
with signs. which read: state Game
Refuge; No Hunting Permitted"
The wild things in the refuge are
watched as carefully and taken care Of
as we'll as any blooded stock on mill
ionairc's farm. according TO Baxter. In
winter. game protectors provide shelter
and feed for the wards" trap hawks.
owls, cats and other Ncrmin enemies
that prey upon them, and keep con-
staut surveillance over the closed terri
tory, especially during the hunting sea-
son.
II n substantial increase Is TO be
brought about. game and wild life OF all
kinds must have haven into which II
Gun breed and live in scc!uSiom," de-
cleared Baxter.
Game birds reared at the state game
farm at Wellington. nrc released on the
refugees. The overMSw, RaNtcr said. vii!
stock the surrounding territories, where
game may be taken aYlawful times.
Both game birds And animals soon
learn to know the protected territory.
said Baxter. That was demonstrated
during the hunting season. when phcaS-
ants. wild ducks and other game sought
the refugees when disturbed.
so well did the thousands Of wild
ducks know the refuge territory In the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03
1T SHOULD BE DONE

The resolution now before the house
military committee to bring back from
Flanders Fields the body OF al unidcn-
tined American soldier to be inferred
in the new Arlington Amphithcatre
should be ravorably reported and passed.
II Is planned 10 have the mortal re-
mains Of this unknown soldier repre-
sent the heroiSm and sacrifice Of the
American army in the world war.
The Arlington Amphitheatre. which
Is now nearing completion. is TO be tho
Westminster ABBEY" Of Americas
heroes. 1t Is especially fitting. there
fore. that the body OF this unknow:'
private soldier. IMPLYING the glorious
deeds OF the army as whole, should
be the first 70 be Inferred there.
That England and France have a.
ready carried out this idea need not in
fluence US one way or the other. From
whom or whence the suggestion origin
ally came is unknown 1t may have
been an American thought Whatever
its origin. II has met with immediate
and spontaneous acce ptance because OK
its evident and inherent merit
When the city OF New York asked
that II be permitted TO honor the body
OF an unknown soldier. Secretary OF
War Baker d!sapprovcd Of the request
on the ground that. If granted. many
other cities would ask the same privi-
!cge and the situation would bccom"
embarrassing. The interment At WASH
ington is not open 70 this objection. as
the soldier buried there will represent:
the entire nation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03
THE LATE JOHN A. HESS ESTATE DISCLOSED
TOBE VALUED At 1854, 1872 IN PERSONALLY

$4,000: the Associated Charities or
WMccl!ng. $4,000; the ST. Alphonsus
Waiscn Verc!n. the West Virginia Home
for Aged and Fr!endIcss Women, The
Ohio Valley General Hospital Ass"cia-
ton, the Childrcn's Home, the KING
Daughters Day Nursery. the Anti-Tuoer>
culos!s League Of Ohio County, NIL OF
Wheeling. and the Carmclite Monastery
of Edgcwood, each $1,000.
The remainder OF his estate 10 his
widow. absolutely. The Dollar Savings
Il Trust company Of Wheeling, being
the executors OF the estate.
Mr. Hess. however. directed that none
Of the requests To the institutions DC
paid to the munt!l after the death or
his widow.
According to the appraisal. the New
York property left by the t"stat"r con-
sisted Of $50 shares OF the Ward haK'nG
company, preferred. 17,1oo, and 100
shares Of the SAME company, common
stock. 1900.