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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08
WHEELING ELEVENTH
IN LEGION DRIVE
Rtuefield Continues to Lead tho sease
In Campaign for Post
Members.

A report issued yesterday by DEPART
ment Adjutant Bernard l.. Kaiser; OF Iie
American Legion, shows the memherShip
total Of the American Legion IN west
Virginia on December 81, l92l, to nave
heen $685.. and the result Of five months
work in 1922. ending May 81. 1922. TO
be $40. This only leaves 25I- more
members 10 be brought IN before inSt
years total Is reached.
The figures show great gains for this
years five months and the Legion mem
bers are working hard tsying TO surpass
last years membership mark aid they
still have seven months more to go
Homes are entertained that the mark
may be passed before that time and
better average than last year set up.
Bluefield Post No. Q is first IN the
standing With 677 members In 1927 and
ss5 for the five months in 1922. Fair
mont Post No. II. stands second with
22S for last year and 2lS for TINS
Moundsville Post No. Is fourth win
1877 and 2l0. This is one or the rev
posts who have passed last years marx.
Wheeling Post No. l. Is in eleventh pace
with 5SS and lS2. New Martinsvilie.
Mannington and Sistersvillc. are In
fourteenth, seventeenth and twentieth
places respectively. Wcllsburg Post NO
"a is in twenty-sixth place with 10 NM
bers In 1921 and Sc so far In W.. flne
Grove and Cameron stand twenty
seventh and thirtieth In the standing;
while McMechen Post No. has cqua!eo
last years number Of % members FOL
lansbee has nearly doubled last year y
mark OF Is and at present has - mem
hers in 1922 weirton Post NO. 10
stands fifty-eighth with 81 members N
1921 and 90 so far this year. Glen t;as,
ton has IA members this year ana had
% In last years membership.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08
SPEAKS
At WELLSbURG
srnnu Audience Turns Ont to Aear
Senatorial Candidate
Speaker In Specially Severe References
to Tho Record Of Senator sutherland

welIsburs. w. Va, June I. Especially.
A small audience. including men ana
women. heard former Attorney Cen
oral A. A. Lilly. Of Charleston, canal
date for the Republican nomination LOT
the United States senate. when nc spoAe
tonight in the Brooke county court
house here. DR.. J. G. Schultz served
as chairman of the meeting.
General Lily made ono or two ironic
references to the other candidates Tor
tho nomination which he Is seeking
He nlayed for the vote OF the flshcrmen
Of Brooke county when he asserted mat
In the ten years that senator Howard
Sutherland has been in tho upper house
II the American Legislative body. ne
has done nothing 10 accomplish the
notification OF the waters OF the Ohio
river. '"Onc man may not he able TO
accomplish this much needed project"
Mr.. LILY said. but II II Ia my good
fortune TO I've elected 10 the senate one
OF my first efforts vii he 10 see that
The waters Of this beautiful Ohio river
nre purified and made fit for fish TO
live IN.
Concerning Senator Sutherland. Mr..
Lilly also attacked that gentleman Wig
orously for his action IN voting 10 I'M
seat Senator Newberry OF Michigan, In
the contest brought by Henry Ford. In
this action. Lilly declared Senator
Sutherland ligncd himself with the
Democrats and Wilson. Henry Ford,
the speaker said. n friend OF Woodrow
Wilson. went 10 the White House and
contributed $500 TO Wilson's cam
naign fund. then announced himself as
n candidate for the senate.
In pollrrcS ana legislation. Lilly de-
cIarcd. I will be a Republican and up
hold the hands Of the administration.
General Lilly stated that he would
not make much criticism of the Demo
Gratis at this time. leavins that ito the
time when I shall he the Republican
standard bearer" However. General
Lilly declared. If the voters see ut TO
choose another standard bearer. he will
be found on the stump in any event.
talking Rcpuhllcan!sm and supporting
the peoples choice for standard bearer
in the senatorial campaign
General Lilly Is scheduled 10 speak
tonight at New Cumberland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08
OLD baltimore Dairy Lunch hoca11on
Undergoeu Many improvements

The Peerless Drug Company, which
will open the latest Of its chain OF
stores within the next week n the llrst
floor Of the Wheeling Steel Corpora
ton Building. is making many changes
IN the construction OF its initial lnca- :
ton. The room. which is directly
across from the Geo. r. Taylor COM
pany on Market street. has been COM
pletely remudcled and nothing remains
10 remind the onlookcr OF the ola BaI'l-
more Dairy Lunch Room.
The entire front has been completely
rcmodelcd. being finished In mahog-
any, Two large show windows have
been erected on either side of the wide
entrance which leads into the drug
store proper.
A large balcony. extending the entire
length Of the store room has been erec-
Ted and will he used for the prescrip-
ton department and the local Office OF
the new corporation.
In the rear Of the drug store Will he
situated the new Tea Room OF the Peer
less concern which will be called THE
Terrace" This room is ~ by q and
will have Il seating capacity OF one hun
dred
\ kitchen md service room have been
been built in the rear which Will afford
ample facilities for the preparation and
serving Of tho many daintics which VIII
be afforded the Peerless patrons.
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Of
B MAJ BIRTH
DEGREE TEAM COMING SUNDAY TO
PUT ON WORK FOR THE
WHEELING LODGE.
Glass Of Twenty TO Re Eeoeived-Grand
lodge Officers Invited TO
30 Present.

A class OF twenty candidates Will be
Initiated into the B'nai Firth. society
for men In the Jewish church. next Sun
day afternoon at 2 o'clock. The degree
team from the Pittsburgh. Pa. lodge
No. A. will be In charge OF the cere-
monies and confer the degrees. This
organization Is recognized as one OF the
best in this district for this work and
should prove very successful IN their
work.
The meeting will be held In the old
Masonic building lodge room on MARKET
street for this occasion. although the
room in the Temple has been used here
tofore. The local chapter has been
growing steadily in the past few years
and are making elaborate plans for fu-
ture work in this city.
Several Grand Lodge officers have
been invited TO attend the ceremonies as
we'll as different lodges in the wheeling
district. A very large attendance IS eS-
pectcd to attend. 80,
The names OF the candidates who will
take the degree work Sunday will he
given out later
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08
WESTINGHOUSE RADIO
PROGRAM FOR TODAY

a.2o u m. and at Is minute Intervals
baseball scores
700 d. m.-Baseball scores
News. ,s
'''' = and a report Of the New York
stock Exchange.
Zoo u. m-Baseball scores,
'+Y "Hints TO Vaca tionists." BY Cor
don VI. Mullen, swimming i1struc-
tor. pittsburgh Athletic Asso-
"IawIessness and CrlmNSug-
Sested Remedies" by Rooert l..
wickline. business counselor
Pittsburgh.
$50 D. rn.-.Eow the Camel Cot MS
HvhP." bedtime story 'or the
Uncle wigSlly's bedtime story.
One OF Uncle wiggtly's stories
appears each day in th' Pitts
burGh SYN.
900 p. m.-Music.
moo n. m-Raseball scores.
1855 D. Warrington time sigIaIs
Music Program
The Pittsburgh Ladies' Quaret' COM
posed Of:
Lucille Miller Werner. second So
. Mabel King. first contralto;
ida Ueatley Claudy. second contralto
Grace Adele Hall. aceompanst.
Assisted BY Ruth Bowers GIBSON 'io-
linist.
Invocation to Spring. ......- .Gere
Pittsburgh Ladies' QuTtet
Ponauce .......A. IAmbrosio
Mrs. Gibson
Nah Indy Lou........:. strickland
Mrs. C!audF. rur-.,ca
Mrs. werner and Masking.
Humorcske ................ DForaH
Pittsburgh Ladies' Quartet;
with violin obligato BY Ms. Glbson)
From the Canebrake. ....... .Gdruner
Mrs. Gibson.
One Fine Day. 'Fuccfn'
Mrs. werner.
Selected
Mrs. Cree and Mrs. laudy.
(a) Welcome Pretty Primrose. .Pinsuo
(b) Mother Machree 800. ..... 1ouns
Pittsburgh Ladies' quartet.
Miss kh.t
teseude ................ "ieniawsKi
Mrs. Gibsn.
Invocation ..........'.' III Eh@i Heto'
Mrs. Gre.
with violin ol!gato.)
PittsburSh Labs Quartet.
Note: The time nntloned Is Pitts
burgh daylight saws time. which Is
one hour ahead Of eastern standard
time.
Music Is broadcated from 1000 10
lQ:l5 a. m: and frol 1890 TO 100 p. m.
The westgnghous broadcast!ng sta
tons cali Is KDKs operating on a Wtve
length OF $50 mosrs. located at East
pittsburgh, Pa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08
Wheeling High School
Commencement Program
weeks Program Opens With Sermon to
Graduates Sunday
Evening
DR.. Cloyd Goodnight win Deliver Ad-
dress At Commencement Exercises
Evening Of juno Is

The program for commencement week
at Wheeling High school was Issued
Yesterday afternoon. The annual SER
mon 10 the class Will be delivered b.
the Rev DR.. T. B. Ferris, pastor or
the Second Presbyterian church next
Sunday evening In the church. corner
OF Chapline and Twentieth streets, at
o'clock. Seats will be reserved FOR
the graduates and members OF tho
Wheeling high school faculty FOR the
occasion. The graduates will be clothed
in the caps and gowns.
The program for commencement night
Thursday. June IS. which will take
place in the high school auditorium at
o'clock. follows.
Presiding Officer. .Supt. c. E. Citizens
March-"Aida" ................ Neroi
Wheeling High School Orchestra
Invocation. .... Rev. August C. Rasehe
st. Pauls Evangelical Protestant Church
MusIc-"The Golden Sceptre. ..'.''. =,
Schlepegrell
wheeling High School Orchestra
Orat!on-"Hlsh School as Sane In
vestment. ........ Elizabeth J. Linsz
Music-'A Garden Dance" ..... .Vergas
wheeling High School Orchestra
Oration-"The New world. ........
John Henry Kingdom
Music-"My Paradise" $500. ,Zemecn1K
Wheeling High School Orchestra
Address DR.. Cloyd Goodnight
President Bethany College
Muslc-"when Shall We Meet Again
. whiting
wheeling High School Orchestra
Presentation OF Diplomas
Paul o. Reymann, President Board
ot Education: H. B. Johns. Princi-
pal High School.
Song Tho Glass
Renediction. Rev. August c. Rasohe
MusIc-'National Emblem" ....Bagley
wheeling High school Orchestra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08
PFFRLESS DRUG COMPANY
REMODELS STORE ROOM

when his Packard touring car went over
an emhankmcnt on the Bethany Pike
south Of Gregesville. was reported last
night at the Ohio Valley General nospI.
tai to be recovering and that the most
serious injury Is a broken Lett arm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08
WARW00OD
"The Dream Of tho Rajah."

An original entertainment entitled
THE Dream of the Rajah" will he pre-
scented to the public at the NJ. 4.
church Friday evening, June 81 This
entertainment was composed by menu
bers Of the boys class. The entertain
ment Is very interesting from begin
ming to end and promises to please
large audience.
Annual Outing.
The annual outing Of the Mems club
Of the Presbyterian church Will be held
this evening out Glcnns Run. All the
church members and their friends are
cordially invited Games OF various
sorts will be enjoyed after which pic
mic supper will be a big feature Of the
evening All tlose intending to 60 are
asked TO meet at the church promptly at
o'clock.
To Entertain Circle.
Miss Della Logan will be hostess 70
her sewing circle at her home on Rich
land avenue this evening. Previous TO
the delightful supper to he served
necdlcwork will be the pastme. Among
those who will attend are Misses Mary
Dixon, Anna Bates. Mary Margaret
Wagner. Mildred Schaffer. Doris Still
we'll. Clara Edwards, Mildred Freeze and
Helen Watson.
Cupid Club.
The members of the Cupid club and
their friends enjoyed a marshmellow
toas st at Camp Star last evening. After
n few hours Of toasting the narshmei-
lows the jolly crowd spent the remain
der of the evening In music and dancing.
At a late hour a dainty luncheon va.
served.
Musical Program.
Quite number OF people enjoyed the
delightful musical program rendered
at the Christian church last evening.
Very pleasing selections were rendered
by Misses Margaret Roberts. Helen
Farncll Messrs. Elmer Hoelzle, Dan
Jones and Oliver Edwards.
Lawn Fete.
Everything IS IN readiness for the
Y. w. G. A. lawn fete to be givcn this
eyenngon the grounds adjoining he
hinh school building. Everyone Will lie
delighted TO know that very good for
tune teller has been secured and WIN
tell fortunes for very reasonable prices.
The cha!rmcn Of tho committee are as
follows: Cake, Hazel Baker. Candy,
Anna BingelI Sandwiches. Croker
Jack. Ice cream and pop. Elizabeth
Mcclure The proceeds Of this lawn fete
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08
" :
MINI

will 70 toward sending q delegate to
Canton. Pa, to the Girls club CONFER
ence, the first part Of July.
Personals.
Miss Margaret Neuhardt Of Pitts
burgh visited relatives on Nineteenth
street yesterday.
Mrs. Lena Neuhardt and daughter
Lulu, OF Wheeling, spent yesterday
with relatives here.
Miss Thelma Hughes, OF out-the-pike
spent yesterday with friends on Nine
teenth street.
Mesdames Harry Archer and George
Russell are visiting relatives IN wash
!nEton, Pa.
MISS Regina McGlone Of steuoenvillf
4. visiting Miss Vera Pendermann here.
Harry Cornell Of Pittsburgh Is spend
ing several days here OIL business.
Miss Catherine Sheppard will spend
the weekend with friends In Morgan
town.
The Uarwood boys who are attending
school at W. v. U. are expected home
this week.
Mrs. William Marion Of Canton Is the
guest of Mrs. David Tracey here Tor
several days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08
RAID AT BELMONT
Four Inmates OF South Hill Hotel Are
Pinned on Charge of Lettering.

Two men and two girls were arrested
Oh a charge OF lettering for the purpose
of prostitution hy police early yesterday
morning in raid on the Belmont hotel.
Twenty seventh and Main streets.
The names given In police court yes-
ierday were: Jack Webb. Webb Peas
ICY. Mary Wilson and Lille Rogers. Thu
two couples registered as man and wife.
All were fined IS and costs and held 10
the clinic. rol!cc claim that Irish"
Mooney is the owner Cf tho building
where the hotel is located but John
Rurr!s said he was the clerk VIXEN the
raid was made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08
.FAGI + GIVE SPLENDID GIFT
To THE RETIRING PRESIDENT
HONOR PAID JOHN p. AS5ENZ
lat NIGHT AT LODGES
BOOTH AT kIWANlS
EXPOSITION.
aecient, in Accepting Cir, Gives
Alb Discussion Of the Fraternitys
Achievements

Pm. John P. Arbenz, who retired
las evening as president of the Fra
Ieual Order Of Eagles In Wheeling
al was succeeded by James Hannah
as presented with a handsome
blackstone suitcase and fine leather
hndbag. both made OF genuine COW
ide, as a token OF respect and es-
eem.
Attorney Aroenz was the past presl'
dent OF the Eagles, and owing to
project undertaken by the orsaniza.
lion to purchase their own home. and
finally purchasing the Handlan prop
erty on Main street near Tenth
street he was asked to remain as the
president until all matters In connec'
ton With the securing OF new home
were completed.
He was presented with these two
6na presents last evening at the
Eaghs' booth at the Kiwanis ESposl'
ton and Indoor Circus being held In
the Market auditorium. This booth
at tn, exposition Is under the per-
sonai direction OF Mr.. Aroenz. and IS
for tie purpose OF creating interest
and ;.sking persons to pledge their
suprprt for an old age pension fund In
the hate. OF which the Eagles are the
orighators. II was pointed out that
taxs going to such fund would not
be Kissed any more than taxes going
10 maintain a poorhouse, and that Ii
void prevent aged persons from dy'
ms in such Institutions.
Praises Eagles.
dr. Arbenz, replying in thanking the
Numbers of the Eagles FOR their token
o, respect, made a brief address on
WAT the Eagles organization has
one throughout the country.
He pointed out that it was the Fra
.ernal Order OF Eagles who were re-
sponsible for the workmen's compen'
sation law In the states throughout
the country today. having originated
the idea in the state OF Washington
and through this organization. wnen
there weer "a or So members OF the
legislature In Washington belonging
to the Eagles. that the state or WASH
inSton passed the workmen's COM
pensation law and was soon followed
BY other states.
Attorney Arbenz said that In 1913
when he was a member OF the West
Virginia legislature. the workmen 8
compensation law was passed, ana
that the basis of the passage was from
the Fraternal Order OF Eagles IN
WASHINGTON. At that time Mr.. Aroenz
was chairman of the Judiciary COM
nlttee OF the house.
Help During War.
Mr. Arbenz then told Of what the
Fraternal Order OF Eagles had done
during the World war, stating that
This was the only fraternal organiza-
non In the country that gave one MIL
Eon and some four hundred thousands
n dollars to the families or the boys
Who were killed during the war.
Continuing. Mr.. Arbenz stated tnat
The Fraternal Order OF Eagles always
maintained their preaching: III you
can't do good turp for your ielio"
member, don't speak i'll OF him. he
said that this has been actually dem
onstrated and that the teachings nave
beep practised. He closed with plea
FOR all to join behind the movement
FOR an old age pension fund to prevent
aged persons from dying In poor,
houses instead OF as independent anu
free citizens OF the United States
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08
STRUCK BY AUTO
Rnud Peterson, Of warwood, Has Mar.
row Esoape-Steps Prom Behind
Car Into Path Of Machine.

Knud Peterson. OF Eighteenth street.
Warwood. had narrow escape from
serious injury last night about 10 o'clock
when he stepped from around the rear
of the street car in Warwood and was
run down by an automobile bearing
West Virginia licenses No. 1877.
The driver of the machine stopped and
offered TO take Mr.. Patterson TO the
hospital hut he decided his injuries were
not serious and returned TO his home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08
SHORT SERVICES
At EOFF STREET

Short srevIce will be held at the EofS
Street Temple on the usual nights for
the coming two weeks. On June 30
Rabbi lola will leave on his vacation. to
be gone for some little time during the
summer.
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To
BACK BROOKHART.
mecox10cX ANNouNoCS oH4AN1-
RATION WILL SUFPo1T IOWA
wINMHR IN NL1CT1oN.

washington. June T.-(By the Asso-
clated Press -Republlcan organization
support for Smith W. Brookhart. noml-
mated as the Republican candidate lot
United States senator in Mondays pri-
mary in Iowa. was pledged in statement
Issued today by Senator Mccormick or
Illinois chairman OF the RepuDllcan
senatorial campaign committee. BrooH-
hart defeated the commonly known or
ganization candidates in the primary.
Des Moines, Iowa. June 7.-(By the
Associated Press )-Non-committal ac-
ceptance at Washington by Senators
Cummins and Rawson. Of Iowa. Of TIE
news OF the Smith w. Brookhart land'
slide for United States Senator,
aroused speculation in Old Guard cir
cles here today as TO how Brookharl
would fit into the Republican party
machinery.
Returns from 2,235 Iowa pre-
ciucts out OF 2,34s for the Republican
Senatorial nomination emphasized the
Progressive victory. giving Brookhart
All per cent. OF the total vote cast
and sent Clifford Thorne. another Pro-
gressiye. into second place above
Charles F.. Pickett, the Old Guard Re
publican candidate. The tally is now
Brookhart. 1895; Thorne, 5o,696;
Pickett. 1889; Francis, 5000;
Sweet 1882, and Stanley, 1884.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08
.DAIRYMEN TO ELECT
OFFICERS SATURDAY
Co operative Sales Organization VIII
Have Annual Meeting Here
at Ono O'Clock.

Saturday. June 10th. at ! o'clock the
annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Dairymen's Cooperative Sales Com
pany will be held in the assembly room
Of the Chamber Of Commerce.
The officers and directors for the en-
suing year will be elected and five direc-
tors at large for the pairrmcn's Co.
operative Sales Company will also he
elected. This Is degraded AS the most
important meeting OF the year as upon
the officers elected on this occasion
rests largely the responsibility for the
policy OF the association.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08
CLOUSE RECOVERING

Sheriff Harry T. Clouse. who was Sc
vercly injured early Tuesday morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08

Russian tots for women are the fad
in Londor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08
M'WHOFTER ON JOB

L. r. Mcwhrter. OF Charleston. ar
rived IN this .ity yesterday 10 take
charge OF IN, United States Veterans
Bureau offtcen the Odd Fellows build
ing on Chaplte street.
Mr.. McW'hcter Is TO succeed II. c.
XooE. forme manager. who was trans
forred TO to managership OF the bu-
reAu's offlc In Hagerstovn. Nd.
, 1922-01-30
'PLAMS LAIDFOR
OPENING Of BIG
CONCLAVE, ROWE
FSistine Chapel Prepared for
Sessions of Cardinals Who
VIII Name New Pope
Next Thursday.

ROME. Jan. 3e5By The Associat.
ed PTesf-Final preparations were
begun today for the converting on
Thursday OF the solemn conclave at
which the cardinals OF the Roman
Catholic church Will choose n pope
to succeed Benedict XIV. The last
minute ceremonials Will be preceded
by three solemn requiem muses.. tho
first OF which o place this morn
Ing, with the cardinals participating.
The beautiful and historic sistinc
chapel in which the conciave will
meet already has been fitted with the
long stalls in which the cardinnis win
sit while the ballotiag proceeds
Minute instructions have bc4u given
m~onials. It has 55en pros ribbed thai
all prelates excepting cardinals Will
wear black vestmeEts.
All those who viii remain within
the vatican when Its doors are bolted
at the beginning of the election have
been summoned to meet In the eala
regia, adjacent 10 the sIstine chapel.
on Thursday TO take the oath OF sec
recy. and tho sacred college has APP
pointed n commission % examine the
credentials Of memh..rs anil attaches.
This commission also liz charged with
electing guards for the conciavs and
the appointment of BARRIERS. plumters,
~plasterers, carpenters and other at
tendants.
Devices have been installed at the
entrance of the court yard OF St
Damaso SO that any articles needed
may be sent inside. but their operation
must 10 only In the presence o. two
witnesses. These devices are in the
form of cylinders placed vertically,
Opening one OF the vertical sections,
an object may be placed within and
transferred to those in the courtyard
by revolving the cylinder until the
opening is on the inside.
This method of communication win
only be allowed between 0 and IL a
m. and 5 to Z p. m Any commune
cation whether of word or object must
be In the presence OF tho two wit
nesses. No reference to these CON
m~unications must be made to rem
bers of the conclave and any violator
of the rule Of secrecy is subject &c
communication.
A platform on which the stalls fol
the cardinals r played has beer
erected. The stalls are covered with
~delicately embroidered tapestry. Al
altar is placed against the noted mura,
painting of Michael Angeles Las
Judgment and on the altar are SIS
great silver candlesticks. In the cen
ter of the platform there 10 an impro
vised tomb at which dissolution will bs
r,,op at the three solemn reuuierr
masses.
Prince Chigi is marshal of the con
claye