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Arizona republican., 1902-12-05
CHICKEN" HENRY'S LATEST
This Time He Is Concerned in the
 IT ef; of Fireplace.

Chicken" Henry, alias Honest distinguished himself again, this time by the theft of a fireplace. Henry has been charged with stealing everything else that could be moved. He was once caught in the act of milking a COW belonging to @ neighbor in the night time. Worse than all, he has been convicted of every crime with which he has been charged.
 A house belonging to w. l.. Norris southwest of the city, was dismantleG some time during carnival week. There had been carried away mantel among other things, so that the word dis mantling" in this case is advisedly used. The rest of the booty was made up.of a table and some pictures. There was a stove in the house. That had been taken down, presumably to be carried away on the next trip. The owner of the property has been hunt ing for it ever since. It was not un- natural that he should think of Henry Owen, and search warrant was is sued yesterday for the investigation or the premises of the accumulative Hen All Nllt iitiSStiiS IiOptIl ly NetS lbuiiti and Henry was arrested. There were also taken into custody at the same time Mrs. Ernie Lawrence, the wife ol Sugar Foot" George, and Frank Kelly, white man.
 The three were examined. by Justice Burnett ct different times yesterday, and each told a story widely different from that of any of the others. Henry a1r he said he helped to carry the goods home after remOnstrating with Mrs. Law renee and Kelly upon the iniquity of the act of stealing. He will be sen tenced today.
 Mrs. Lawrence said that she knew nothing about the theft. She said sbe found them at the house when she got home from her work. There was a Mexican there from whom Henry had bought them, for he was all the time buying things for the house. She did
Arizona republican., 1902-12-05
A TIMELY SUGGESTION.

This is the season of the year when the prudent and careful housewife re- plenishes her supply of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It is certain to be needed before the winter is over, and results arc much more prompt and sat isfactCry when it is kept at hand and given as soon as the cold is contracted and before it has become settled in the system In almost every instance a se- we're cold may be waIded off by talk ing this remedy freely as soon as the first indication of the cold appears. There is no danger in giving it to chil- drcn for it contains no harmful sub stance. 1t is pleasant to take-both adults and children like it. Buy it and you will get the best. It always cures. For sale by Elvey G. Hulett. Druggists.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-05

translated in the presence of the court, and for that purpose had caused George York, a countryman of the liti- Sants, to be subpoenaed. MT. York does not speak English but Captain Alexander caused the hiatus between the two languages to be filled in by another interpreter, the regular cours interpreter Pedro B. Salazar. York understands and can speak the Span ish language.
 Attorney Kingsbury for the defend ants objected to this filtration of the testimony through so many interpre- ters. Said he: "Wc do not need an in terpreter; we understand Turkish" Captain Alexander wanted 10 put him on the stand The principal defendant was allowed to read and translate tl:e letter he had written. It was found that his translation of it did not differ essentially from that which the plain tiff's attorneys had secured. Some or the expressions, the attorneys for the plaintiff complained. had been soft cned. and there was one expression con cerning which there was wide differ ence of opinion. It was the opening sentence of the letter which the de- fcadant said meant My dear wife" The attorneys for the other side said the true meaning Nas Mrs. Mary" The defendant admitted that the words he had used did not quite mean My dear wife" but they were as near that loving expression as could be selected out of the language of a nation in which wives are so numerous that one of them alone could not be very dear
Arizona republican., 1902-12-05
HOW TO PREVENT GROUP.

It will be good news to the mothers of small children to learn that croup can be prevented. The first sign of croup is hoarseness. A day of two be- fore the attack the child becomes hoarse. This is soon followed by q pc culiar rough cough. Give Chamber lain's Cough Remedy freely as soon as the child becomes hoarse. or even after the rough cough appears. and twill dispel all symptoms of croup. In this way all danger and anxiety may be avoided. This remedy is used by many thousands of mothers and has never been known to fail. It is. in fact. the only remedy that can always be de- pended upon and that is pleasant and safe to take. For sale by Elvey & Hu- lett, Druggists.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-05

not ask any questions, for" said she, "Jedge, it was none of mah bizness."
 In his confession Henry had said that Mrs. Lawrence carried the pictures and Kelly the mantel piece. while he had burdened himself with the little table.
 Kelly was brought in for examina- ton last. He pleaded not guilty and asked that Mrs. Lawrence be sum- moned as one of the witnesses for him. He said that he had bought the outfit of a Mexican at the request of Mrs. Lawrence, who had furnished the money for the transaction. Kelly and the woman will be tried today.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-05

Phoenix Trunk Factory for suit cases.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-05

BRAND NEW REPERTOIRE NEXT WEEK, OBERLE COMPANY. DORRlS THEATER. NUF SED.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-05
NEWS OF SCOTTsDALE
Thanksgiving Incidents and Other
 Local Items.

Scottsdale, Dec. 1.-(Special corre- spondence of The Republican. )- Thanksgiving was observed as usual Tn Scottsdale with sociability and good cheer. A turkey dinner in the Under hill home celebrated the home-cominy or Miss Margaret, who has been visit ing relatives in New York city and other points for the past eight months. party of seventeen, including the families of Mrs. Holmes of Tempe. MT. Frank Blount and Mir w. H. Gill Joined the Blounts in a similar feast. Rev. Judson Elliott and family com bined picnic and hunt. Scottsdale being the center of opera tions. Frank Davis, student at the Tempe normal. came home for Thanksgiving at his fathers and Deane Goodwin of Lehi spent the day with his sister. Miss Grace.
 Chaplain and Mrs. Scott spent Friday In making farewell calls, preparatory to leaving the next day for the Socorro gold mines, where they expect to be Tor some time. The chaplain. however. declares that his residence is still ScottsdaIe and that he shall be back every two or three months.
 Miss Lucy Underhill of Croton-on- Hudson returned with her cousin. Miss Margaret and will spend the winter in Scottsdale. Miss UnderhilI was here SIX years ago and is pleasantly remem- Dered by the first residents.
 Little Miss Ruth Gill stopped over in Scottsdale last Wednesday while her parents went to Phoenix in order that She might assist her aunt. Mrs. Blount Tn making ready for the family reunion on Thanksgiving
 The cottage belonging to MT. and Mrs. Holman of Washington, D. C.. IS being put in readiness for occupancv the Tolmans soon to arrive from the east
 Thomas Caldwell is fitting up com fortable wagon with which he expeots 10 make regular trips to Phoenix and to places of interest in the vicinity. foi. the accommodation of people who have no teams. This will he a great con Venience to many who wish to make trip to Phoenix without spending Il night there.
 Ihe class organized a year ago to take up the course of dispensationaI Bible study outlined by Dr. Gray has started upon the second years worK J. l.. Davis is teacher, and the interest !" ueepenlhS' A. K. B.
 A BRAND NEW REPERTOIRE
Arizona republican., 1902-12-05
Matters of Record

The following instruments reported by the Phoenix Title Guaranty and Ab- stract company were filed for record in the county recorders office yesterday:
 S. $. Stout, sheriff, to C. C. Hills, % acres Q; NV A 2, s, 4 F.
 Arizona Building company to F. NJ. Mognett. all block q, Churchills addi- ton. cxCent lot L
Arizona republican., 1902-12-05

and it was supposed there that the dam of the Gila Bend Reservoir and Irrisa- tion company was on fire. There had been no water in the dam for months. The story of the murder was not learn ed at Arlington for some days.
 If no clue is found elsewhere it is possible that one may be furnished by the people of Arlington. The day be fore the fire was seen, a young man, evidently a hobo. passed through that place, going in the direction of the river. His conduct was suspicious, and he must have been in the vicinity of the house at the time ! was burning. It is also known thc. le was armed.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-05
Cancers and TumOrs Cured WITK3gT K%ITn THE DR, HIRBARD

removes external growths by local medication
 Ills method IS safe, sure and successful. Mum erous testimonials and specimens removed can be seen st office. The doctor makes a speciality or chronic diseases and removal of abnormal groWths The knife is failure in large per cent ot cases. Dr. Hibbard's method is Q. sue cess. His system is rational and scientific
 Thousands die annually in the United States because physicians as rule do not understand the disease. They call it uncurablc and if thev do anything they resort to the knife. There is a remedy. treatment without severe measures
Arizona republican., 1902-12-05

ACKER'S BLOOD ELIXIR POSI- lively Cures Chronic Blood Poisoning and all Scrofulous affections. At all times matchless system tonic and purifier. Money refunded if you are not satisfied. soc and S1CO. T. r. uud- son Pharmacy.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-05
A VERY SLIGHT CLUE
Has Turned Up in the Walsz Murder
 Case.

No word came to the office of the sheriff yesterday from the hunt for the murderer of Charles Walsz. G. H.
 Newsholme, who' lives at Arlington. nine miles north of the Gila river, on the east side of which the house of Walsz stood, arrived in the city yester- day morning. He said that the burn ing house could be seen from Arlington,
Arizona republican., 1902-12-05
The Sharp1es Tubular SeparatOrs

REMEMBER THE WHITE HORSE IN FRONT
Arizona republican., 1902-12-05

GET YOUR TICKETS AT GOOD MANS DRUG STORE FOR OBERLE STOCK co. COMMENCING MON DEC. 9TH, FOR SIX DAYS.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-05

and a method whereby Cancer can be cured and with little pain and complete safety Those who suffer from Diseases of the Sexual and Urinary Organs from con- tracted disorders and Seminal Weak ness should at once recognize the ser ious results of such complaints. To such we offer the best, most scientific successful treatment DR. HIRBARD, Hubbard Building, 28 South Second Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona. Consul tation Free. Hours 10-12-1-3-6-7.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-05

FORGET YOUR TROUBLES. THE OBERLE STOCK COMPANY WILL HELP YOU. SIX DAYS COMMENC- ING MONDAY. DEC. STH.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-12
Another Effort Is Made 10 Con
oentrate Interests Through
ont the United States.
WILL MEET IN DETROIT.
Local Dealers Saw They Have Nj
Been Approached nv Repre-
sentauveS Of The Pro
posed Combine.

Another effort IS reinr made 70 comoine
tr- V1c.as4ir-s ~ grocery p.oiu--z ~ The
Tinted states -ato a slsanuc srooery trssL
j. IS proposti to.s-cluds evsrv imrorta1t
Wholesale grocery -7Ecerr from Isine J'
C-I.fasnil 8r5 sss"a" - is m.ulole5 ls
the agure s;-vhi,h the trust VIII heap
lzed
george n Ha1tar5 - Nsv ToiE Known
~ dna1ciegs throughout the -c1atrv as a
successful promoter e ssii 70 oe AZ the
head N th= pre<--f Movement Preliminary
arrangements L1r thH Consolidation have
heen Effected s-f before q week heads n
the l=a6lc- who.rsa.e Sr'---- Ao3ses II
the country WIN receive lrt1tat-ons 70 a.
tend a meeting az whicn arrangements Will
be discussed
A-ccriias q, ne interstate Grocer this
meeting VIII te held Detroit M.ch a.
si.5 shat a-reldv mann az tne lt3llus E5S'-
-rr E-o-eE have been epproashe1 on the
combination tv Nr Elut7v1 a1d are VII
r. - go. E--t-~s
has c-=n informed OF ire willingness N
wholesale Ercc,la ~ ltl-1a me IrLl
From. Nh8- could h= learned al the plans
~ The proposed gcmtIne % N.-i buy OUT re
business AKA good Viii II an the arms u
IS net known Whether taeh or s-ecz VII
-ahlishes f-rhka Accommodation o. rha o.
n-ers buE.~l Tor an br11-leS n the IA7-
viii be cone throueh This culcc
The trust viii - ne middle man o
tween the i4r-e manufacturer and the Le
fail dealers II viii nor undertake the
manufacture II any Ire or article ~ gro
rey.ez The pool buN.rs, 10 Is nsiSNe9
WIZ eject p large saving cr ire r-4LeiEr
that iar-e orders can BE- ~rErc5ased ~ a
more r~eaSor4bls figure than small ones
IN districts. such ds s. Louis and tni-
where there IS --rea- comrHIiton ~
Wholesale grocery business some Of nc
houses will be di5cog-aued II SAID
thar rhs ro.ice ~ sle1conpany vtf b. not
20 advance Prices on the contrary Per
ms interested i- the scheme say mat rhe
eCor1mv wrlch will resale from ccUoina-
uon will permit % cousumscs 10 cuN gro-
cs-tez on reduced rrt-es and sul enSole
the operators 20 make 4 pr5of
Il - claimed that the-s Wih he little or
watering u the stock II Is the
"a take ever the houses on q
basis ~ actual value 81 the plant Ac-
cari.nS 70 Nr Hanfords plan. owners 0t
the business included IN the meEset VII
continue 10 operate them "a independent
All operations. however. VIII
h under the direction az the executive
committee n the general corPorauoa
Seve-z! Leading l0Ca1- wholesale dealers
acre seen yFzte-d3- n resard 70 the plo-
rosed combination. None OF flcSe inter-
viewed had heeo approached by yepresenta
tiVeS ot -he PROPOSED trust Ihey stated
that efforts had been Esa1e hef re 20 e.
feet such 4 consolidation. but cvlnS n ne
great variety u interests Included in t.e
grocery business. they ha1 fallen
through DOUBT was expressed as 10 the
success .ot the present Undertakinr-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-12

Cured by
Magic Foot Drafts
1000 Persons Testify 20 Complete
Cures by this Wonderful
External Remedy
Last Year.
Trial Pair FREE OIL Approval to
Anybody.

Magic Foot Drafts absorb impurities
through the large pores II the fee
The Drafts cured Mrs " n Aarri-
min, wife Of Judge Hartman n Ann
ATb0r. Mich
They cured Carl . Pope T. : Com
missioner ar Black River Falls WIS Of
EhcImItic Cont.
They cured severe rheumatism nj she
arms. meek and hack for 7 = Peudle-
ron Jackson. Mich
Ms Clspsr lshrsdorfer. Jackson
Michigan. ~ wears old was cured 10 a
few weeks after suffering So wears
The Drafts cured James Giin-rt. Loo
motive Dept Mich Cant. + r lack
sou. Mich after = years NJ pain
They cured Dr. Van Week Jackson.
Mich, and be Is now usu- then n his
practice.
Letters from these persons and many
others are reproduced IN ou- new book
ler on rhaumatiSm-alsO sent free with
the dollar pair of D.afts-if You send
your name 10 the Magic Foor Draft CO.
T II Oliver Building, Jackson, Mich.
Send no money-only Vou7 n1ne.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-12
OLD INJURY CAUSES DEATH.
Boy Fatally Hurt in Football
Game SIX Years Ago.

Chicago. oct u-NIaN Henry Fleischsr
- 6ead as a result Of an injury received IN
4 football game six wears aso
Until two months ego FleIScher DID not
know Of the Incident. but As soon as his
father learned II II r. had an examination
made which showed thar the young mans
skull was depressed The skull was tre-
banned. revealing q diseased condition Of
The brsSn
Daring the last sN wears Fle.scher had
suffered from severe headaches Several
times hs WIS found unconscious
When The accident occurred Fieiz-her
Was + wears Old and was anxious "a get a
place on the regular football team Of his
SEcoi Re VAS kicked on the head ana
was picked up IN a deed condition. but
sNaCted 4 promise from has playmates rot
70 TAX OF the a~Cci9ent for fear MS mother
would not allow him ~ play any more
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-12
OLD CRIMINALS GET HOURS.
Two Pioneer Bank Sneaks Fined
by Judge Sidener.

John Lyfdy. alias : csndon. alias
Cnshnan ard Jsmes Ryan. alias
seh cue Jtm Nard. VINO were arrest
ca az AWelfefh n Wef1ut streets Thurs
cay nishf by DefsctiNss Murphy and Shev-
IA were each fined $40 and given until s
o c-oek 10 ser OUT 81 the city. yesterday
LsdaN ana RYAN were recoEnized by
SneNAn snd Murphy as th@T emerged from
SAIoa Stauon They are amonE the best
known bank snd hotel sueaRs m enc c6un-
~ satirE L1uler father o. Detective
LsWter auested RYAN N 81 Louis rwsurv,
ne years age RYAN ~ - years ola and
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-12
WILL PROVIDE FOR The SICK.
Methodist Episcopal Churfh I
New Institutiop.
b Forms

The Methodist EPISCOPAL Chutch - ire
city has launched a new ENTERPRISE IN t1e
form Of an -vanE=lstic institute" located
- No SIS Bel avenue II designed
primarily as a school o. practice for dea-
cous5-es. ev1ugeists and misz!cEariez bur
q couples practical experience In nursing
Speaking 81 those engaged in The institute
and The general purpose 81 the Work char
lorte 4 Alkins. superintendent bf the de-
partmsnt OF philanthropy. said
The p1rpo=z s. 10 devote tire fo the care
% The sick 4r The homes OF incl vsrv poor
and struggling people whd haze not the
means 10 employ q trained rurs5 at regular
pTiCzE lu many homes the sict one . IN
charge % some member 81 the ibui.iy. who
co2li give The ordinary care. bUE 70 whom
the pEvs.ci1rs orders are ircCmprehersi-
bile and rua necessary treatment an utter
mposs!binty IN such cases he diStr.ct
nurse takes charge OF baths ard ta6 and 81
lny speclal treatment that may b. ordered.
making one. two Or three vlsits a day 7s
te necessary. and 6iTNctfr- about care
IN her ahselfe-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-12
Arrest Of Leaders for Throwing
Stones Frightens Others Into
Returning to Work.
NOTHING GAINED BY WALK-oUT.
Claim Of Postal Employees That an
Increase Of Three Dollars a
Mcnth in Salary Was
Granted Is Denied

Ire messengers strike vas seftlsa yesJ=r-
day sud all the boys both Of the Western
Union and Postal companies. vent back 70
work Tn Fuperiutendents OF both con4erns
declare that no Inducements we're offered
the boys 10 return and mat they are now
receiving the sane vas as before.
The arrest o. i've Of the Western Union :
messengers yesterday afternoon diseour-
sEed the hoyF who were attempting 10 keep
those who did not Join the strikers from
working As soon as II became known thar
soma OF their number had been taken to the
Chestnut Street Police Station those wEo
escaPed quickly called on the super.ntead-
ent Of the Western Union and went hack 20
work
The boys who were arrested we're Edsar
WemricE. Is wears Ola. No ~ Pine street.
Timothy OConnell. D. years old. No. ian.
Benton street. Frank Mcdonald. J. years
old. No 1905 Frsnklin avenue. Ernest
ounce. = years OLD. LuXemhnrg. and 10
serh White. S3fl North Ninth street
1hey had stsuoned themselves IN the a.
ley ehind the Laciede building. ana wben
. foStal messenger would start out with a
message tney would pelt him with rocks IN
WILL nor Be PROSECUTED
They were al charged with, disturbing the
peace. out u was asreed n the telegraph
companies would nor prosecute and the bows
would b allowed 10 tske tleir old positions
in the morning.
The Postal Companys messengers declare
that they received an increase OF s. max
tier monthly salary SIS. besides the bonus
each BOY receives FOR extra work h IS
denied By the management. which claims
that 10 demands were made BY the ftrik-
ers and that no increase has been given
We were very ANXIOUS 70 have an the
return. said C z. Paine. the Supsr-
inteEdent OF the Postal Company ysstei-
Gay afternoon, because at tbs time OF the
year there s. always = scarcity CT messen-
gers caused BY the openlng Of the schools
We have al the messengers We can use
since the eighteen strikers have retJrued.
II - not true thai W contemplate employ
ing girls They have been TIED In other
ana Il has been found that they are
not able 70 stand the work except in cases
where a messenger. can % assigned TO a
building and does not have to 80 outside.
LEADER FIRST TO RETURN.
I have never considered the so-called
trke Eriousiy. ard knew II ] could only
get 70 talk with the boys the matter could
b adjusted"
Ryan. The leader or the Postal strikers.
was one OF the frst TO so back 20 work.
the Western Union Offices II vas Faid
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-12
EXPLOSION AT WEST. MARION.
Pedestrians Saw Burst Boiler
HURTING IN the Air.
E~EPrBLIc srErIAI

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Marion. Ind Oct u-Peorls living in
West Marion we're Srishteaed by the e1-
piosion n q boiler ssed ar an OIL pumnlne
station.
The boiler vas Lifted from lis bed ara
Esfie4 4nfo tas air Ike a skyroLket Ia
passed "a q 5 ltheasleriy direction for =
distance 81 about one hundred yards. going
across u entire square. and then fgl to
me UackS q the Belt Railroad. Several
ueS Ntrr broken hy the force of the con
No. Tue boiler turs, there was : rumhfiur
TspoIt which was heard Tor half : milo
ftppte came running from their homes 9nd
saw the heavy mass OF iron living fh-osish
hurt.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-12
FOR BENEFIT OF KINDERGARTEN
Children 0pererta VIII Be Given
al OdeonIin November.

The Under Ase Free kindergarten .s---
caIo1 u preparing 10 give q children s eE-
tertalnme1r for The benenr Ct the assor'e-
ucl The op-rerra The House That tack
BCiit. VIII he reduced At the Odsnn M
the evenings of November a and :
ont hundred children viii b. II the cast
Miss Margaret Martin OF C~hicaEo-wIM duu
TIE children for the production. Miss Mare
Il PeuQuer Is chairman OF the Executive
Committee IN charge OF arra1gemenrs Mr.
Wallace y simmons is secretary Mr=
George - MaGil Is president Of the R-a-f
OF Manager
Some Of the best local talent will partlct-
pate The leading roles viii be Mother
Goose. Old king Cole. Little Red Ridlnc
Hood snd other characters IN nursery
RHYMES.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-12
HEGRO GOD FELLOWS AplOURN.
George Temple of 81. Louis Elect
ed Deputy Grand Master.

New Haven. Conn. Oct The national
convention OF The Grand Tinted Or1er Of
Odd Fellows meF-ol closed today Ths
mex biennial ccnrention will h. held al
Columbus. O. PhiladeIphia was selected Isl
the place for the erection o. 4 buld{or 10
serve as the headquarters NJ the order
Officers were elected as follows Grand
master. J. McHenrv Jrnes Whaeltne ~
Va. deputy grand master. George Temple
Louis. grand secretary. james 4 Nc
han. Philadelphia. grand treasurer. r 81
Smith. Hamrton. va.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-12

United states interests IN samoa TIE re
cent earthquake in Guam wrlcn destroye1
a large amount OF pUolC property has
served to brig foCch the drawbacks o. the
present system of government undfr 9
naval Governor
There Is no appropriation available which
can b used 70 make Necessary repairs to
public works IN Guam which were injured
b. the earthquake II IS practically i'm
possible on this account 70 relieve the pres
ent necessity
Acting Secretary Darling has started az
exami1atior OF law hearing on the subject
In an erdeaVor 70 ind some plan OF colonial
Dependency government which will be
adapted 10 the peculiar conditions existent
uor only In Guam. but also in Samoa
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-12
ZIEGLER BALDWIN MEETING.
Members Of the Expedition to Ex
anime Records of Fxnlorer

New York. Oct. 1.-The office q. William
zlesleT. AZ No 60 and q Liberty street this
c-ty, was the meeting place Of ali member
OF the RaldR1n-Ziegler Arctic Expedlton
Among those who came TO The Office earlv
were Anthony Fila the omcial nhotOgra-
PEer OF the expedition: Doctors Werner and
Snorklsy 2 halt q dozen othere. When
seen oy a reporter, Mr.. Ziegler said, There
: Sucn a mass az evidence 10 20 eyer that
ihe conference will probably take Two or
tnuee DAYS. and may take q week
NJ, William Champ made e complete In