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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-14
THE STATE PARADE
OPENING EXERCISES OF THE FIFTH BI-EN-
NAL CONVENTION OF THE A. Oh.
A Credibbls Procession in The Morning-Iw'
thousand People Attend the Outing At the
PARK in The Afternoon.

Fine weather favored the Ancient Or
der Of Hibernlaus yesterday ard con-
tributed largely toward making the
State parade and outing at the Park the
unqualified success which they were
The affair was anOtabls one in the his
tory Of this order in West Virginia, no.
less for the suspicious circumstances
which marked the affair, than for the
spirit OF enthusiasm which prevailed
among the marching bodies, and the
gratifying attendance at the afternoon
festivities at Wheeling's beautiful pleas
ure resort. The committee Of the local
Division has reason TO feel proud Of the
result Of its labOrs.
- Delegates began to arrive In the city
on Sunday evening, and they were met
AT the depots by reception committees
who escorted them 70 the different no.
tells TO which they were assigned
twenty-five members Of the ParSers-
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BROWN IRON BITTERS
Cures Dyspepsia, In
digestion & Debility.
DIED.

KENNEDY-Monday, June 10. 1872, at 10
o'c ock q. m., WILLIAM L. KENNEDY, aged IS
years sni month.
Funeral from the residsros OF his son in.lAW,
Thomas Mcmillan Benwood "wednesday morn.
ing at 10 O'Clock. Interment at Allen Grove
cemetery. Friends are invited
RODE.-On Sunday, at 1880 o'clock p. m,
BRITISH HELEN, youngest daughter OF Henry
and Annie Bods, aged year and " days
Funeral from residence OF her parents, No.
2l4s Main street. this Tuesday, afternoon at
o'clock. Friends OF the family are invited.
BELL-At the residence Of hOr son-iu-law,
George johnson. 80 Thirteenth street, on Sun
day. June -, 1893. At $50 p. IN, Mrs, JISET A.
BELL, aged "A years
Funeral services this Tuesday afternoon at
9o'clock Friends Of family invied to attend.
Interment rivate at Peninsula Gem stery.
UHUBBABD-At Frankfort Nd, Friday, June
nth 1892, Mrs. LCCY A. HUBBARD, widow OF
the late John &. Hubbard.
Funeral from Panhandle railway station
Tuesday morning on arrival Of train from the
West, due at 1855 q. m. Inierment st Green
wood cemetery
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burg Division came In on the Ohio
River train and about twenty came from
Clarksburg over the 3. & o. with the
delegates from Grafton, Terra Alta and
other points. The ParkerSburg cOntin-
gent is Quartered at the Behler and the
Clarksburg delegation at the Windsor.
Yesterday morning the delegates were
astir early and making preparations for
the parade.
The Martins Ferry Division came
down about forty strong, headed by the
City Band, and later the BenwOOd Di-
vision, with about fifty men, arrived on
the steamer Phillips They were ac-
cOmpanied by the Hackett Band, OF
Bellaire. The different organizations
marched % Fourteenth and EOtf streets,
where the line was formed. AT about
$50 o'clock
THE PARADE
started and marched over the route here
tofore published in the REGISTER, in the
following order:
Chief Marshal NJ B. Bailey and aides
Michael p. Regan. Jere Mead, K.
Biedenbach, 3. Back and
jacob YOChem, mounted.
Platoon Of police headed by Chief Nc
NichOl
Hackett band OF Bellaire.
Benwood Division A. o. II.
Bellaire Division A. O. III.
Catholic Mutual Benefit Association.
Cathedral Young Mems Society.
McAlechen Cornet Band.
Polish Society Of the Church Of the I'm
maculate Conception.
St. AlphonsuS Society.
Opera House Band.
Knights Of St. John.
Knights of st. George.
Heatherington Band Of Bellaire.
Wheeling Division no. I A. O. II.
Clarksburg Division A O. II.
Parkersburg Division A. O. II.
City Band Of Martins Ferry.
Martins Ferry Division A. .. III.
Carriages containing the Rev. Bishop
KaI0. Rev. Father McEuigott, Rev.
Mgr. J. T. Sullivan, Rev. Father
Reynolds, Rev. Father II.
i. McMeDamiu Of Ben
wood aud delegates,
There we're over six hundred men in
lline, making an imposing spectacle.
The marching Of the different organi-
nations was everywhere the subject OF
Nadmiratiou from the crowds which
lined the sidewalks, The inspirited mu-
ysic lent animation to the scene, and the
men marched with a precision and
sprightiness which was commendable,
considering the torrid weather Some OF
the bodies wore full uniforms and all
wore badges or regalias, while neat
boutOnueirS graced the lapelS Of many
q coat The route OF march termina ted
at the W. s. r. G.. motor station, where
cars were boarded for the Park. Some
OF the organizations. however, returned
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OF St. Josophs Parochial school at Con-
vent Hall.


or St. Josoph's Parochial School at Con-
vent Hail.
Convent Hall was we'll filed last eve
Ming by the parents and friends Of the
pupils OF the Catholic parOchial school.
The occasion was the annual closing
exercises and distribution OF premiums.
The little girls and boys filed into the
hall shortly after seven o'clock, and
took seats reserved for them Ia front of
the stage. RI. Rev. Bishop Kahn, Rev.
Mgr. j. T.. Sullivan and Rev. Fathers
McElligott AID Reynolds occupied
prominent seats.
The programme consisted Of inStru-
mental music, songs, recitations and
i dialogues, and was well rendered, all Of
the boys and girls acquitting themselves
very creditabiy and meritinE the liberal
applause which rewarded their efforts.
The rewards for application TO study,
general proficiency and correct deDort-
ment were then read by Rev. Father
McEuigott, and the premiums were
handed 20 the pupils by Bishop
kain. A pleasing feature of
the distribution was the awarding Of
the sullivan medals FOR excellent de-
pertinent. These medals are offered
every year BY Mgr. j. T. sullivan, aud
are awarded by votes Of the pupils.
;. At the conclusion Of the exercises
Bishop Bow, delivered happy talk 70
the pupils. conmending them for their
application 20 study during the school
year, and giving them good advice as
TO the proper way Of spending their
vacations.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-14
SMALL TALK
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PIthIlY Told.

Minor matters OF DA'0"S
PIthIlv Told.
TErRR KEoNAaE was arrested by OficeT
Fahey, yesterday, for disorderly conduct
CHARLES TAYLOR is suffering from sever.
al broken toes, the result OF q cake OF ice
falling on his foot
Mr.. JACOB GRUBER has opened attractive
ice cream parlors at So South Penn street,
west end OF new bridge.
TICKETS for the commencement hop at
the Linsly armory next Friday evening
can be procured at the Mcclure House
pharmacy.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yesterday
to John A. Mccain, a native Of Columbus,
aged 2S, and Lena Cotter, native OF 20
lumbus, aged 70.
B.F. BURNETT complained to the police,
Yesterday, that dark day mare was mis-
sing from his stables. 1t had probably
wandered of during the night.
The United Brewery workmen will give
a grand excursion on the Steamer Liberty
to Steub enville next Tuesday. They pro-
mise good time 70 all who attend.
THE cell building in the new Jail Is about
completed. 1t would have been done be-
fore this had the men not run out OF brick
when there was but one days work TO be
done
AN Italian, No 81, was caught by DER
rick rope at the stone bridge, yesterday,
and had one arm badly strained. There
was report that he had several ribs broken,
but it was unfounded.
PEARL CARR and Maggie Wiggend were
captured Ia a shanty along the creek, yes
terday, by Officer Daum and locked up. A
couple of men, who were with the girls,
succeeded in escaping,
WILLIAM RoBUs, a fifteen-year-old lad
living in the Eighth ward, while playing
with some companions at the foot Of 7 hir-
ty-eighth street, accidentally discharged
toy pistol in his pocket, and a 22-cahore
ball passed through the fleshy part OF his
leg.
Mrs. HENRY GRAEBE died suddenly last
evening, at eight O'Clock, at her residence,
No. 4Oi9 Wood street. She was out in the
garden watering some plants when she fell
dead Of heart disease. Mrs Grsebe was
seventy-six years of age, well known and
highly respected.
TONIGHT at o'clock the annual exami-
nation Of the Jewish children will be con-
Quoted by the Rev. Dr. A. 3. Bonnheim at
the school-room OF the Synagogue. The
children will be examined In Hebrew
reading, Bible history, religion, Jewish
feasts and holidays, their origin, etc. The
pupils will afterwards be treated by the
aides Of the congregation.
A BAD freight accident occurred on the
B. & o. railroad near Barricksville yester-
day morning. Engine No. LOS, OF an east
bound freight, in some manner broke an
axle and the engine and tender were de-
rallied. Fireman James Freeland OF the
engine jumped and suffered severe injuries,
his shoulder being broken by the fall.
James GrOgsn, the engineer, escaped I'M
hurt. Freelaud was taken to his home in
this city at No. GO Thirty-third street. He
was attended by DR.. Haskins.
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70 their halls. and disbanded, tskin
ater motors for the Park.

to their halls, and disbanded, takin
ater motors for the Park.
THE OUTING.
The morning motors carried fair
sized crowds to the Park, but most went
out on the one and two o'clock motors.
The two o'clock motor was crowded TO
its utmost capacity, while nearly all
the seats were occupied In the six
coaches attached to the three o'clock
motor. At six o'clock nearly two thou
sand people had passed through the
gates. Probably the largest portion OF
the crowd was made up OF ladies, wives
Of members with their families. Many
provided themselves with luncheon
and late in the afternoon the top OF the
mound reminded one somewhat OF
family picnic, with little parties scat
tered here and there, each discussing a
modest spread.
Upon the dancing pavilion the Opera
House Orchestra was stationed and
played a programme Of dance music.
Notwithstanding that the weather was
very hot the floor was at all times alive
with dancers, especially late in the after
noon and In the evening when the atmos-
phere cooled. On the summit OF the
mound a portion Of the Opera House
Band was stationed, and it discoursed
concert and promenade music during
the entire afternoon. This was found
to be the coolest, most delightful spot
In the Park, and a good sized crowd was
always present. The various amuse-
ments provided by the Park, afforded
recreation to all, and every person man
aged 70 have an enjoyable time.
Many, anxious to avail themselves OF
the opportunity 10 get breath Of fresh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-14
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF OHIO County

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF OHIO County,
West Virginia.
John j. Kahn, Thomas O'Btien
aud R. 7. Devries, Trustees p..t.ior ,,.
OF Wheeling Hospital and crs,dis-,hia
Orphan Asylum, Of Childrsn
VS..
John Marnon.
The object Of the above named petition Is to
have Willie Marnon and Joha MArnon, Jr., com
mitted 70 the above named trustees - guar.
dams Of said children under the laws Of the
State OF West Virginia governing orphan asy-
luus, said children being infants OF the ages
respectively OF twelve and seven years. And il
appearing from an AFFIDAVIT fled In said suit
that the said defendant cannot be found in the
county OF Ohio. and that diligence TO ascertain
the county In which he ia. on behalf OF said
petitioners. was without effect, IL is ordered
that the said John MArnon do appear within
one month after the date OF the nfst publicz-
ton OF this order and do what Is necessary &c
protect his interest therein. II is further
ordered that this order be published and posted
according to law.
Witness. George Hook, Clerk OF said Court. AZ
the Court House OF said county, this 9Th day Of
May, 1929.
(Publishea the first time May 18th. IsD9)
GEORGE HOOK, G ERIK.
JoHS J. CoSIFF. Attorney. ny2SeAwt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-14
EMPLOYMENT FOR GOOD

Good. energetic business men wanted otravel
Ia all parts OF the United States IN the In
teresis OF the American Union League. pa
triotic, frsternsl, benevolent and protective
society. This society possesses stronger aud
better fraternal and protective features than
any other insurance order in existence. No
short term" or endowment" scheme, but =
perfect plan OF protective life insurance, Safe.
Equitable, Economical and easily worked: The
plans are excellent, readily understood aud
recommend themselves This Society now
numbers among its members q larger percent
age OF intelligent business and professional
men. in proportion TO its total membership,
than any other order The most liberal induce
ments as regards pay, steady employment, ter
ritory, etc offered the right men to act as spe-
cial agents. Call 81 or address the office OF the
AMERICAN UNION LEAGUE,
my22d6e 2504 Chapline St., Wheeling, W. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-14
DEER PARK AND OAKLAND
On the Crest Of the AIIeShsnisS.
1900 FEET ABOVE TIDE.WATEB.
SEASON OPENS JUNE "a, 1892.

These famous mountain resorts. situated at
the summit OF the AlleEhsnles and directly up
on the main line OF the Ballmore ane onie
ReiIrosd. have the advantage Of its splendid
vestibuled express train service both east ana
west, and are therefore readily accessible IRON
all parts OF the country. All Baltimore ana Onio
trains stop ~ Deer Park and Oakland during
the season.
Rates ESQ. s75 and $40 month. according 70
location. Communications should be Addressed
TO GEORGE D. DEsHIELDS, Manager BAlti-
more and Ohio Hotels, Cumberland. Nd, up %
June 10: after that date, either Deer PARK or
Oakland. Garrett county, Nd. med&rHtoiuRo
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

SUMNER Law LECTURES (nine weekly
begin 9Th july, 1922. aud end Gth September.
design 20 pursue their studies AZ this or other
Law school: 2nd. to those who propose 70 read
privately: and 81. 70 practitioners who have not
had the ADVANTAGE OF syste matte Instruction
For circular apply (P. o. University OK Va,
Charlottesyllle fG) 20 ions B. MINOR, Prof.
Com. & Stat Law. malOtona3i&J uiOtolu Z3
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Commissioners Notice.
Vance Shoe Company

Vance Shoe Company o,
VS.. In Chancery.
Charles Kettler and others.
By virtue OF an order rendered In the above
entitled cause on the 4th day OF June, 1899 Il Is
referred to che undersigned commissioner OF
said Court TO take an account and report
1st The real estate owned by Charles kettler,
or in which he has an interest
Cd. The debts constituting liens thereon. the
amount thefeAf, to whom owing, and the otoer
OF priority.
81. The personal estate Of said KettleI, con-
veyed to secure any debts, the amount OF said
debts, TO whom owing and the date OF any such
conveyance.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has f1ed upon
THURSDAY THE 7TH DAY OF JULY, A.
ID. 1879, AT O'CLOCK A. NJ,
as the time, and ny Office. No. 1917 ChSpline
street Wheeling, W. Va, as the place ~ which
be will proceed to ascertain the several mat
tsrs in said order Of reference required. Given
under my hand this 7th day Of June, is92
GEO T.. BOYD, Commissioner.
EWING MELVIN 4 kuET,
ATTORNEYS Tor Complainant ieeoAwt
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NOTES.

@NNAAs's
The boys didn't mind the heat.
And now for the solid work OF the
convention.
Il was the first parade to pass over
the Main street stone bridge.
The members OF several visiting d.
visions wore nobby plug hats.
Patrick Logan has the handsomest
and uglieSt black thorn stick ever seen
in the city.
All the visiting delegates were pro-
fuse in their expressions Of admiration
for the Park.
The Bellaire delegation was late in
arriving, and fell into line behind the
BenwOod Division.
The Clarksburg and Terra Alta dele
cations received many admiring glances
from the fair sex.
Wheel ing Division turned out two
hundred strong, and in their natty
uniforms were much admired.
BenwOod Division members wore
their nobby plug hats for the first time
yesterday, and they looked "out Of
sight
The Knights OF ST. George and
Knights Of st. John as usual, attracted
considerable attention by their fine ap-
pearance and splendid marching.
The white ties, straw hats and canes
making up the uniform Of Wheeling
Division were furnished by VIM. F..
Weir, the halter. he did a rushing
business yesterday morning.
To-DAY's PROGRAMME.
More delegates arrived in the city
yesterday, and others will reach here
10 time for the convention to-day. State
Delegate Patrick Oliver, OF Parkers-
burg, will not DO present, being de-
taiued at his home by illness. State
Treasurer Thos. T. Owens resides here,
and State Secretary T. E. Joyce arrived
yesterday.
This morning at nine o'clock solemn
high mass will be celebrated at the
Cathedral by Rev. Father McElligott,
chaplain Of Wheeling Division No. l,
and an address OF welcome will be de-
livered by Ri. Rev. Bishop J. j. Kahn.
The convention will be called to order
this afternoon at A. o. u. w. Hall, cor
ner Twelfth and Market streets. 1t is
expected that about fifty delegates will
be in attendance.
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CEALED PROPOSALS.

Separate sealed proposals for Masking repairs,
10 pfAstering. and for whiteWashing the Second
t2d) and Fifth 9TH Ward Market Houses, and
making repairs 20 gas pipes IN Centre MARKET
House will be receives az the CITY Clerks Of
Gee up 70 June p. is22. a, s o CLOCK p. u. Ad.
dress 70 the Chairman. The committee reserves
the ri ght TO reject agy or AL bids. For further
information cali on Z. W. kHElTbk.
jui4tu,fri Chairman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-14

NATALoGUE AND PAMPHLET WORK
~ Having the most eompleJe equipment in
both machinery aud material, the West Virgin.
IL Printing Company are prepAred 20 turn out
printing OF this class in the most approved
style and in the shortest time Estimates fur.
nished On application WEST VIRGINIA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-14
A LEX. FREW,
"A 1I17 Main Street,
-UNPHRTAKEF

Funeral calls promptly attended TO at all
hours with all the new aud improved methods
OF caring for the dead. Also nne black and
white funeral cars. Am fully prepared 10 wait
on All patrons who NAV favor me with their or
dets and direct funerals in q most satisfactory
manner. calls by telephone: Residence Alex.
FreW. No. Eli; Store, Thomas Lynch, No ~;
Residence Edward Meyer OIL. jus
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Notice to Water Consumers,

water rents for the term ending September
N SEQ a-e now due and pavable AZ The of3cs
Of The City Water Board II paid on or before
June 30, lso2 discount Of 10 per cent will b
;si.odsds THE CITY wATER BoAsn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-14

Lincoln avenue, in Istnaviile. and Broad
way I'm Martins Ferry. have recently been
repaired, making q good driveway 10 Mar
tins Ferry by WAY OF New steel Bridges,
the most direct aud quickest route; no de-
lays; easy grades; no railroad CrcsSinga
and road speed allowed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-14

SILVER GLOSS Flour is made from the
best winter wheat in the world. Ask
your grocer for it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-14

TIE latest novelties IN Footwear d
all the leading styles, just received.
l.. Y. BLOND.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-14

Many Persons are broken
down from overwork OF household cares
Browns Iron Bitters Reburlds the
system, aids digestion, remoyesexcess OF bile.
and cures malRr'S. Get the genuine.
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Born LEas cur OFF.
A Fatal Accident on the BenAlre Bridge
Last Night.

Last Night
At ten minutes past one o'clock this
morning sad accident took place on
the Bellaire Bridge. A brakeman fell
of freight car going east, about mid
way OF the bridge, aud had both legs
cut Of He was missed soon after the
accident, and the train crew made a
search which resulted in the discovery
OF his body on the track. The wounded
man was Richard King, Of Benwood
He was brought up to Twenty-hrst
street, on a car, aud thence taken 70 the
City Hospital in the patrol wagon. His
recovery is very doubtful.
Come and get bargain In Ladies' and
Chltdrsn's Hats at the Oleararcs sale of
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ASK FOR
LION
DODY FOUND.

DODY FOUND.
ID Found floating in the Ohio river, at
Maple ParK, Wood county, w. Va, the body OF
an unknown man, 8 feet 8 inches: sandy mus.
tache, light hair; dressed like q steam boat hand
or fireman. Had S2l7 in cash and q pocket
knife Body inferred. Address
J. d. CARPENTER.
jusra WaVerly. Wood county. W. Va.
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air aud enjoy the cooling breezes which
have made the Park famous, were re-
luctant to return to the city, and the
last motor brought large number
home. The restaurant did thriving
business.
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"ANTED- TWELVE HUNDRED AND
w fifty dollars for three or four years Best
Of security. Address H., this Office. Je7h
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Come and get . bargain In Ladies' and
Chltdrsn's Hats at the Clearancs sale of
Nru. n. Eody Morris. 11O6 Main street.
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UTANTED-THREE OR FOUR GOOD Non.
w union Hot Nsiers Must be sober, hrst-
class Workmen. Also one or two good, wide
awake Slittermen, PoTTSToWN IRON CO.,
Pottstown, Pa. Julls
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Wnntrn.

WANTED-Two GIRLs-oNE KITCHEN,
w one upstairs. Apply SO Main st. 1el4s
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1892-02-13
HEDGESVILLE.

Rumor has it that A. Fl. Meyers,
will retire to his farm during the
coming mouth.
j. H. Miller, deputy sheriff has
been absent se@eral days attending
TO his official duties.
Mr.. j. b. Clary, of North Noun
tain is quite busy managing his
lumber interest at Cherry Run.
The Drumming Fraternity are
visiting the merchants who will soon
receive spring and summer stock.
Miss Caskell who has been visit.
ing the village for some time return
ed to her home in Cumberland on
Thursday last.
Rev. LEVEL and Waugh, former
Z. +. Church, latter Nj. e. Church
South, will conduct services at their
respective charges on Sunday next.
Joseph Brown, colored, whose
house was destroyed by fire with its
contents has secured piece of land
and will erect a dwelling thereon at
an early day.
Sickness has been very prevalent
in the community for several weeks.
Many chairs at the festive board
now vacant, not few voices of those
near and dear to us are now hushed
in the silence of death.
The Rip Van Wrinkle village since
the removal of Tanglefoot that cause
of all mans woes, and women's too,
has not yet reached that stage of
moral perfection for which it's re-
formers so earnestly strive.
| REPORTER.
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THE DIRECT TAX

The Senatorial resolution, order
ing the refunding OF the direct tax
to West Virginia, has run across
snag, and is meeting with great
trouble. Senators Daniel and Bar
bour, of Virginia, are asserting, that
it was not acted upon by the proper
committee, and are endeavoring to
have it referred to the Committee on
Judiciary. This, Senator Faulkner
is fighting, and the Senators are
watching the points very intently.
What is the matter with Mr.. Kenna ?
Dip in your oar, sir, and take pull
for your home constituency. Be
protectionist that far, at least