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. short business trip through Eastern

a. short business trip through Eastern
MISS Gene Ephlin Of tho Island re-
turned Monday after short stay at
Buckeye Lake
Jack Anderson Of the South side
left Yesterday for weeks business
trip through West Virginia.
Edward Schaar OF Elmwood will leave
next week for Cleveland where he will
spend several days with friends
Mss Agnes Bell Is spending several
weeks tho guest of relatives in New
Castle.
Clyde Nesbitt Of tho South Side will
leave next Monday for an extended visit
with friends In Cleveland
p. NJ Morrison Of Cleveland spent
yesterday in this city on business
Kelcel c. Ross and Carl Miller. who
have been spending several days In this
city, left yesterday for Pittsburgh
The men WIN return to this city today. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert T. Beans. OF
Kirkwod Heights, left Saturday TOT
Cleveland and other points. for two
weeks vacation.
The following people left yesterday
on n motor trip to Atlantic City where
they will spend the next two weeks:
Messrs. and Mesdames-Georgo Mich
ael, Howard Guilmore, Pittsburg and
Henry Stein. Jack Evans, Walter Mic
hae Of this city.
Miss Edith Goodman Of Youngstown
Is spending the week with Mr.. and MIS-
Robert Goldman Of South Warwood.
Misses Henrietta Stamp of Lenox and
Evelyn Klein, Of Glenwood left Sunday
for Huntington where they will be the
guests for two weeks Of Miss Ruth
TYLER
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Stauver and Mr..
and Mrs. John Mauer Of Edgewood
mortored to Atlantic City, where they
will spend the next two weeks.
Mrs. r. W. Tyler, who has been visit
Ing Mrs Carl Bendell has left for her
home in Huntington.
DR.. W. NJ. Holtz. OF Pittsburg. spent
Sunday visiting his sister Mrs. Lal-
lance.
NJ z. Miller, Of Cum beralnd, Nd. was
a business visitor in this city yesterday,
Miss Corrinne Coleman, Of Martins
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cslsorats Golden Anniversary.

One OF the most notable social Cele-
brations Of the season VIII occur th'S
evening at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles A Null Of Forest View. Elm
Grove. marking the golden wedding an
nrversary Of Mr. and Mrs Fred Klein,
OF Triadelphia.
The interior OF IN" home and the lawn
will be beautifully decorated. The
family will assemble at s o'clock and a
sumptious supper will be served. Tho
happy couple were married August rs.
1872. at West Alexander. and have re-
sided at Trladelphia for the past half
century.
Mr. Klein has been connected with
the Ma ttonal GAS Company Of West Vir-
Etnia for many years and despite his
impost Of wears he'is able to work. HIS
wife also enjoys the best OF health at
her advanced age.
The following children and grand
children will be present at the dinner:
Messrs. and Mesdames Charles A
Null. Albert Dougherty, Of Beloit O..
Charles A. Klein. William Weeks, Ralph
Klein: grandchildren-Messr and Mes
DANES Edward Deist, Richard Walters,
Ross Weeks. Messrs. George Null. Rob-
ert Null. Edgar Null. Howard Null,
Donald Klein. Kenneth Klein. Charles
Klein. Darl Klein. Edward Weeks
Misses Edna Dougherty. Alice Dsugh-
erty. Florence Klein. Mildred Klein.
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HAGAN AND KIRKWOOD
DEFEAT LOCAL STARS

Atlantic City, N. J. July 24-wsftsf
Hagen. British open champion and Joe
Kirkwood, open champion Of Australia.
defeated Clarence W. Hackett and
Maurice Rlsley local golf starst fn q
best ball match on the country club
course Of Atlantic City this Afesrnoon.
mp and to play. The folders. how
aver covered tho Is holes and Hagen
Kirkwood finished up The match
was witnessed by tho largest gallery
that ever trailed a golf eompe1tton ~
Northfeld
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Street YaIr ThurEdAY

The Epworth League OF the North
street church have completed arrange
men:s for the annual street fair TO be
held at the corner Of Fifth and Market
streets next Thursday evening. The
money obtained from the fair Is used 10
defray the expenses OF several dele
gates 20 represent the chapter AZ the
league institute which IS held at Wes-
leyan college At Buckhannon. Miss
Caroline spargo IS in charge CT the az
fair and Is assisted BY several young
ladies' OF the church There Is no doubt
tiat the affair will be one or the big
gest o. church successes Of the sum-
rner
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For any Of the many moods Of
sport, comes this frock Of nom
streatchahie silk jersey Of charm
Ing old blue. A heavy, woven in
stripe OF navy blue, one Of self
color and one white, gives variety
to skirt and sleeves Navy blue
bindings OF silk Jersey finish neck
and sleeves. The belt Is white kid
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Outing as Fair Grounds

The annual picnic and outing Of the
Woman's Relief Corps OF the y. w.
Holiday Post No. II. G. A. R. Will be
held Thursday afternoon and evening al
the fair grounds. Mrs. Mary Hide
brand, correspondent, has sent out no
tees to all members and Invitations
have also been issued 10 the Daughters
OF Veterans. The usual picnic diver
sions will make the day deughtfut
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Island Lawn YafA

lawn fete and entertainments will
- given this evening at s r. VI. BY
Wheeling lodge sara Brotherhood OF
American Yoeman on the 'awn,at Mr..
and Ms David Smulo 26 Vermount
street on the Island This affair IS
free OF charge and open 70 the mem
bers and their friends Over 500 in
Tsat!ons have been sent out and large
attendance IS expected There will be
dancing good music. speaking and re
'reshments One ~ the principal tea-
lures is the following program BY the
pupils OF Mrs. Alma Schater who will
give an exhibition dance They will in
lude Virginia Hoffman. Josephine
Chew. Adyline Kline. Beatric Kelly,
Virginia Nitham. Ella Marie Trautwins.
Martha Millert. Dorothy Goldberg
Violin Solo ......... Virginia whitman
Reading .-.............Ad yline Kline
Comedy Monologue Dorothy Goldberg
Recitation ............ Martha Millert
Pianoist-Mrs l.. Armbrecht.
The brotherhood OF American Yeo-
men was recently organized IN Wheel
Ing and both men and women are ell
gible The committee in charge head
ed by David Smulo as chairman. have
ATorXed hard 10 make this affair a sue
Ness and those who attend may be sure
"a an evening FULL OF surprises and a
re treat Is in store for all.
House Party at Country Sgtate
S Yrs Frank Au!t OF Steubenvtne has
ted a group Of local people 10 be her
Is at a house party to be held al
country home AT Uniontown q.
Is those from here who VIII mo-
yer are MesdameS Charles XIII.
and Percy Callahan. Mssdames
pore and John Steger OF Bellatrs
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Delightful South Side Party.

Miss Mary Cooey delightfully."- enter
tanned n group Of her friends last eve
ming at her home on South Woods
street The affair was in tho nature
Of a farewell party for Mira. Edwin
Simons who leaves In the near future
for Akron. O.. where she will make her
home. The evening was spent in music
and IN dancing and ut a late hour q
dainty luncheon was served
During the evening. the hostess Miss
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Vim Grove Legion Meets.

This evening at the home OF Ars.
Lonnie Winters. Lor!ng Place. the Fin;
Grove Service Star Legion, Fitzgerald
chapter. Will meet. This vii, be the
regular monthly business. session and
a social hour will follow the disposal
Of the routine business. Each memb+r
has been requested TO bring a prospec-
tive member 70 this meeting. "a the
membership drive Is now In full swing.
Mrs. Harry Wayt, president Of the or
xanizatlon will preside AZ the meeting.
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Garden Party Planned

On August LIST and End. the Young
Ladies' sodality Of the St Alphonsus
church will give a garden party on the
grounds surrounding the school. The
Misses Cecilia and Frances Pekart have
been appointed general chatrmen OF the
affair. Dolls, fancywork and other
articles will be on sale besides home
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= y. q. Sewing Club

Al her home IN Warwood Thursday
afternoon. Mrs Clyde Campbell will en-
terrain the members OF the J. 7. ).
sewing club. Several hours will be de-
voted 70 needlework and later q charm
inglv APPOINTED luncheon will be served.
Mrs Campbells guests will number ten.
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Nnioxnnle Gard Party

In honor OF her birthday anniversary
Mrs Edward S,ifel will entertain few
Of her friends this afternoon at her
home on Vance avenue, Warwood. Five
hundred will De enjoyed from ESQ until
3 O'Clock after which a delicious chicken
dinner will be served. Covers will be
laid for ten guests
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-25

Tomorrow evening Miss Elizabeth
Hubbard will entertain the young boys
Of the Vocational Bible School or Full
ton with picnic dinner which Will Dc
served at o'clock. Miss Dorothy Won
Bayer and Miss Frances Wood Will. as
s!st Miss Hubbard In the serving. FOL-
lowing the dinner Miss Hubbard has
delightful evening planned tor her
guests. which will include radio en-
tertainment.
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be the hostess st a charming affair
honoring the two popular young Wis
!tors. The event will be- in the ma
ture Of a theater party followed by
luncheon at the JaneEracs Tea room.
Miss Hutchns' guests will be:
Misses
Sehon McCoach Jane Russell
Betty Bloch Lydia Spetdel
Mabel Rurchard Caroline PAUL
Gene Wilson Jane Maxwell
Virginia Harper Elsie wagner
Mary E. Sweeney Emily julie Stlfel
Quarter Hazlett Elizabeth Hutchins
Katharine Burruss Katherine Whitaker
Other social compliments for the
Young guests will be a luncheon given
tomorrow at the homo OF Miss Elsie
Lee Storer at Thedah Place. h5norlnS
Miss Burchard. the guest Of Miss Quar-
rier Haalett.
SATURDAY. afternoon. Miss Caroline
PAUL will preside as hostsss at
luncheon at ner home IN Woedsdale
honoring both Miss Burchard and Miss
McCoach-
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To rntsrta.n virginia Club

4, the Green hotel. Thursday after
noon. the members Of the Virginia club
will be guests OF Mrs Henry Schafter
The early afternoon hours will BE- spent
al euchre and bridge and later a de
licious luncheon will be served
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Euchre Party Tonight

This evening AZ their room In the
Cathedral basement. Branch 345 Of the
L. c. r. \ will give q euchre party.
All member a." invited 10 attend and
. delightful time Is promised all
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Hoard Meet. This Morning

This morning a. 1880 O'Clock an i'm
oorNnt business meeting OF the execu-
i've board % the Womans club will
take place in tho parlors OF the z. w
= 4 The completion Of plans for the
cluhA program f"r next season will be
taken up
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wedding at Cumberland.

Cumberland. Md. July "a. - Paul
Stein. son OF Mt. and Mrs. G. W. Stein
this city, and Miss Mary n. Brookman,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs John Brook
man RidEeley, w. Va, were married
Thursday at St Peter and Paul church
hy Rev. Father Marcellus. Miss Der
tina Brookman and Eugene B. Stein
were attendants.
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Mrs, wilkins Enbsrtains

Mrs g D. Wilkens will be hostess to
the members of her bridge club this
afternoon at her homo IN Pleasant Val
ley A dainty luncheon will be served
al o'clock and the remaining hours
will BE devoted 10 bridge
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Mr.. Kills to Entertain.

THIRTY members ~ the younger 7e'
will attend ~" picnic party arranged
nv John Hir- ~ Reech Glen. for to-
morrow. In honor % Miss Dureve Ger
ard. who - visiting his mother. Mrs.
Chasles L. Hits.
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convpntaou 1rvantp For LaAiea.


Many and varied arc the entertain
ments offered for the wives OF the
,,ndartakarr at their state convention
which opened here yesterday. The
>wora n's entertainment committee con-
sists Of tho following:
Mrs. Edward schmeichel.
Mrs Carl J. Kepner.
Mrs. Frank Schroeder.
Mrs. Clarence Bertschy
Mrs. Howard Wilson.
Mrs Wilbur Heslop.
Mrs. W. r. Cooey.
Mra c. Edw Springer
Mrs. Frank Foster.
Mrs. Edward Cooey
Mrs. Louis Bertschy.
Mrs Charles Watkins-
Mrs. George Kindelberger
Mrs. Richard Mccoy.
Mrs. Charles Bruemmer.
Mrs Albert Grafton
Mrs A. E Order.
Yesterday the days program consist
I'd OF a theater party at TIM Rex theater
following which the majority Of tho
visitors went to the Colrt Cafeteria
where they enjoyed a midnight supper
and dancing.
An auto ride has been arranged for
this afternoon. The ladies will motor
to all points Of interest In this locality
The entire evening Will he turned over
to tho exhibitors
The following is the schedulA 81
events for tomorrow:
, 1000, A M-Personally conducted
shopping tour Visiting Department
Stores
1900 Noon Luncheon. visiting ladies
and ladies' committee.
200 P. M-ThestrA Party. Refresh
ments.
500 P N--Banquet Ball Elks'
Club SO Fifteenth street,
Ronortng Misses Burchard and
AIcCoSoh-
The following were the dinner guests
Of Miss Virginia Sweeney at her homo
in Highland Park. last evening. Miss
| Sehon McCoach and Miss Mabel Bur
chard being the honor guests:
Misses
! Mabel Rurchard Wilma Henderson
! Jane Russell Quarter Hazlett
| Sehon McCoach Mary McNally
Lydia Speidel Virginia Harper
| Ella Wilson Jean wilson
! Messrs-
! David Westfall Julian Hearne
| Iewie Warehouse John Wilson
Al Whitaker George Luken
| Rud Howard Howard Hazlett
| Vance Harper Phillip Faul
william Irwin
Following the dinner the party mo-
| tored to the home OF Miss Virginia
| Harper IN Echo Point where an in
formal dance took place. honorinE the
| Misses McCoach and Burchard. About
| 30 guests were present at the dance
! and music for the evening was fur
nished by a local orchestra At late
| hour. a deleotable supper was served.
Today, Miss Elizabeth Hutchins will
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Will be with the Wheeling party. TheF
will Join party Of Ffttsourg toINs at
'ha beautiful country esta&. where
round OF informal pleasures Will % ar
ranged for their enjoyment.
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nade cake, candies ano 'co cream
Final arrangements will be maoe In
few days
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About People
Movements OF Individuals 70 Ans
Prom The City.
AT THE HOTELS

AT THE HOTELS
Tho Rogers-A F. McCue, Clarks-
burg; J. N Davis, Warrington; H.
Shirble, Pittsburgh; ]. Ca1den, Clays-
vile. Pa; F. D. Mccall, Pittsburgh.
Mcclure Hotel-F. Miller. Fa!rnont:
V. A. Brown. MorFantown; n ]. Nc
Kinley, Clarksburgh; F. J. Borsoka, st.
Joseph, w. Va; E A Bsntzel, Parkers-
burg; W. G. Osborn. Cla-ksbure.
Grand Central-D. B. Kingeil. Hunt
tngton; e. D Gilbert, Warren, O.; VIM.
Brennan, Pittsburgh; J. P. Gray, Col
umbus, O.; J. z. Grey, Pittsburgh
Hotel whesling-F. G. Miller. Vast
Milford. w. Va: A R. Nicholas. Pitts
burgh: H R Esch. Pittsburgh; D. D. H
Jones. Pittsburgh: c. L. Lott East LlV'
erpool o.
Hotel windsor-w H. Brumble. Fair
mont W. o. Bolin. Grafton; =. ]. kur'
~. Grafton: A B. McCrutcheon. Rich
wood, w. Va: !. E. Walsh, Alliance, o
stsmm HoteI-W. c. Cooper, Park
ersburg: BIB. Spindler, K!ngwood; V
Fike Terra Alta; F. H Watson, Hun
dred, X. Kelly. Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward L. Schafer, Jr.
Of Twenty-second street are rejoicing
over tho arrival Of q seven pound boy
AZ the Ohio Valley General hospital
Mrs. Schafer was formerly Miss Ethe
Spring.
Miss Martha Beardsley Of the island
returned home yesterday after spending
week at Buckeye Lake
Tom Noble returned homo yesterday
morning after a short visit with friends
at Buckeye Lake.
Merritt Brand left this morning fol-
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This evening an entertainment VIII Dc
given at the Carroll Club by 8 special
commltte Of the ladies from the Churon
Of Our Lady Mount Lebanon under the
direction Of Mrs. Louis Nasslr a very
attractive program has been arranged
for the Hening which will include var
ious numbers by the young people. On
the program will be Miss Mary MAI
CARAT Curran. graduate Of st. Joseph's
Cathedral. who will speak and Miss
Mary Nassir. OF Mrs. Sherman's school,
who will give some impersonations. A
violin solo will be rendered by MISS
Rose INLAND Of Bridgeport. and an eN-
hshition of toe dancing will be given by
little Miss Narcella Moseno. Follow
ing the program there Will be dancing.
delightful time Is anticipated
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after Golden Clint Shampoo adv.
Medium Brown Hair looks best of all
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ronor,nr wsddins Anniveraary

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rowan enter
tanned a few OF their friends at their
home on Warwood avenue Sunday even
Ing with a O'Clock dinner hororing
their fifteenth wedding anniversary,
Appointments were charminly carried
out IN pink and white.
Covers were laid for the following;
Messrs. and Mesdames Harry Rowan
and daughter. Betty, OF SteuoenVtlle;
John Sohaffer and sons. Edward and
Walter, Bellaire. O: George Harper.
Elmer Rowan, Donald Wilson and
Charles II. Rowan.
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Cooey announced her engagement 70
Mr.. Thomas J. Gwennap, Jr. The house
was charntngly decorated in white and
yellow, yellow roses forming the CEN
trepiece for the dining table The IA
vors were yellow tulips IN which wers
concealed the announcement card.
Miss Cooey IL popular young lady
Of the South Side and is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs w. R. Cooey. Mr..
Gwennap Is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas J. Gwennap. Sr.
ThA guests included.
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Ronoring Misses Burchard and
McCoaoh.

The following were the dinner guests
OF Miss Virginia Sweeney at her homo
in Highland Park. last evening. Miss
Sehon McCoach and Miss Mabel Bur
chard being the honor guests:
The Cordova daily times., 1922-10-16
MIDDLE WEST CORN USED FOR MONEY
 BY ARMENIANS

CHICAGO, Oct. 16.-Corn grits con tributed by western and midWestern farmers are used as money to buy needed supplies for American suffer- CTS, according to Alonzo Wilson, na- tional director of the Near East Re lief. MT. Wilson has just returned from a tour which included Armenia and Southern Russia.
 Corn grits are used principally in original form to feed the starving, but what can be spared is used to buy other things, such as meat" Mr. Will son explained Corn grits fetch two cents a pound and have supplanted rubles in Armenia as the accepted cur rency. Fifteen hundred carloads, car red to the American seaboard gratis by the railroads, have been shipped to Armenia since last October.
 "The Armenian government, con- Itrolled by the Moscow government, mas SIdHItu plopClty Noi LII Po'''"''NN' '> the Near East Relief for five years 60, 1000 acres and 175 buildings, which are used in institutional work. The Near East Relief maintains shops em ployng 29,OO0 adults, who are paid in corn grits.
 I have seen children we'll cared for who would be dead but for American philanthropy Children are given hali day of schooling, and are employed half day in lace making or similar in dustries Boys from American agri | cultural schools are teaching modern methods of farming. Seed has been given 10000 farmers to be returned out of their produce.
 l "Because work-oxen were destroyed during the war, much fertile land re mains uncultivated Armenia will con tinue to need aid. Seventy-five thous and children must continue to receive care for several years or they will be- come outlaws. As many more children are outside our institutions and un' cared for"
The Cordova daily times., 1922-10-16
LEPER PATIENTS ARE
 DISCHARGED AS CURED

HONOLULU, Oct. 16.-Twenty leper patients were discharged recently from the Kalihi leper hospital, this city. This is the largest number of patients ever. released at one time. They were given their freedom as being apparently cured of leprosy. The chaulmoogra oil treatment has been used. The list includes persons who have been at the hospital for periods ranging from eleven months to two years and five months.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-10-16
MARkSMANSHIP OF FLEET
 CRITICIZED

And then, in clear violation of rules, regulations and service traditions, he wrote direct to President Roosevelt denouncing the craftsmanship of the American Navy. Roosevelt ordered the fleet into target practice, where it's gunners made 13 per cent of hits, at a time when British gunners, using the methods of Sir Percy Scott, Sims personal friend, were making between so and S5 per cent, whereupon Roose- welt ordered Sims from his station with the Asatic Fleet to this country as inspector of target practice, posi- tion which he held for six and one-half years and taught the American Navy how to shoot, incidentally being pro- noted to lieutenant-commander and later commander
 In 1908 Sims again came into col lision with naval regulations, and again he won. His campaign against what he considered vital defects Ill the design of American battleshlps making no headway when conducted through official channels, he, at the risk of courtmartial, provided Henry Reuterdahl, naval architect, with ma terial for an article that appeared Ill McClure's Magazine in January, 1908, just as "Fighting Bob" Evans was com mencing his famous world circumnavi- gatory cruise.
 ROOSEVELT STANDS BY; SIMS
 WINS OUT
 Reuterdahl's inspiration was appar- ent, and the storm fell upon Sims. But President Roosevelt stood by him, and Sims came up smiling.
 Then, in 1910, came the famous Guildhall speech when, at a public function in London, Sims, now a commander, expressed the opinion that in time of stress the British Elm Dire might count upon the support of "every man, every dollar, every drop of blood' from America, whereupon Sims was reprimanded.
 In that same year, incidentally, Sims reported to the Navy Depart ment that a general European con- flict could not be delayed more than four years Seven years later, as a full admiral, he was putting into eff feet the words for which he had been reprimanded. He returned from his post as Commander of United States Naval Forces operating in European water in April, 1919, after almost two years abroad, in which the American Navy, under his orders, helped great ly in "scotching" the German subma- rine menace.
 SIMS GETS INTO ROW WITH
 DANIELS
 On his return Sims went back to duty as President of the Naval War College and within few months be- came involved in a controversy with Secretary of the Navy Daniels. Be-