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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-08
At The Opera House.

One OF the brightest plays. in dialogue
ard characters true to nature, on the
stage today is Daniel l.. HATS Parish
PIiest." in which Dan Sully has made
the success OF his life MI. Hart is a
native Of Pennsylvania, a young Journal.
isi Of Wilkes. Barre. In conjunction with
c. 4 Callahan, who Is the author oi
"Fogg's Ferry" and "A Romance OF
Coon Hollo," Mr.. Hart has just com
pleted a dramatic story OF his native
State. called "Pennsylvania." the plot
OF which turns upon law peculiar to
this and other mining 81 ctions under
which a convey ancs Of land passes lille
to the surface, and not 10 underlying
ores unless the latief be specifically mem
tiont d. The characters IN "PeBnsylva-
MIA are borrowed from real life in the
locality where the tale is laid.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-08
AN UGLY SENTENCE.
Graduates Of The Naval Academy Take
Exceptions To The Wording Of
Circular Letter.

Graduates of the Naval Academy liv.
ing in or near New York have been
somewhat sstonisbed al the peculiar
wording of a circular letter issu, By the
Council Of the Naval Graduates Associ-
alton and sent TO The members Of that
association, containing a notice OF the
annual reunion Of that body during grad
uaiion week at the Academy.
The association comprises graduates
still in the Navy IS well as those in
private lie and elects a new council
annually. The peculiar sentence IS as
10 lows : The council will take care
that speech making at the dinner shall
be confined TO The alumni" This SEN
tence is omitted from the notice publish
ed in the Army and Navy Journal and
that publishsd d in the Army and Navy
Register. The remainder OF the notice
appearing IN both those journals is iden-
lical with the circular letter issued 10 the
members Of the association.
The last issue OF the Army and Navy
Journal contains a communication from
a graduate OF the Naval Academy, who.
commenting upon this, said
Tins seems to require prompt expla-
nation. At the last dinner IL is true that
speeches were made by Senator Martin
and Representatives PeaTre, Mayer and
Loud, all members Of the board Of visit.
ors, which had been especially invited
as a body TO attend. These gentlemen
were loudly called for by the graduates
present. Furthermore. il was known that
the board had seriously considered the
allegtd d haziDg at the Academy, and had
found the school free from that reproacb.
For this reason many OF the graduates
were especially anxious that the con-
gressional members should publicly bear
testimony TO that fact. and, with the
greatest courtesy, alter being Individ-
ullly asked, they acceded to this desire.
II certainly seems queer that at the yeTS
FIRST opportunity such reflection as the
foregoing sentence implies should be
made. The Council should hasten to
remove this ifhuence."
Two OF the members OF the Council
arc Superintendent Wainwright and Col.
Robert M. Thomt son, OF New York.
Last year was the only occasion in which
others than members OF the association
have been asked to speak.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-08

a severe uoftanast tfaEfu struck All
napoks aeaut tt b 9Ci1rk asa nighf
lhc stla niEN aaa tae fsiu cams dawf
in sheels. Lasl ntsats stafm asd mucf
damage asnaug as aAlpEinN. Mas7s d
saalinG vessels NesH nEasen cm and sBlin
tcreds zual aoata wefs gapslzsd ard Il Il
nets see torn 10 p5eCca Maav vcsseli
took saellcT iu ihe haEhaH. tn town fh,
strong wind nanEsa shuHeFs. broke of
hmbs and oranChss "a lrcus afd did sigh
damage. Waruiaxs oi stern movins
roTiheasteTiY up the coast lrom Souti
Carolina were oIdzHed up lass night b,
the Nealhcr buGeau. lhc waning e.
tends from Aanapohs 10 New York ane
says thAt thc wtna ~iA probably chang,
10 uoIlhNcst. Gearing and colder Is the
forecast Tor tomoTfou.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-08
RESOLUTIONS on OHAPIAINs.
The Church Thinks They Are Too Poorly
Paid-0bjections To The
Uniform Made.

OuAlOAm
The Southern New England Methodist
Conference, held in Rockville, Conn.
Yesterday adopted a resolution express
ing the belief that the practice in the
United States Navy Of having inspection
on Sunday morning. operates against the
religious service held afterward by The
chalpain. The resolution also states that
the chaplains are placed at disadvantage
and are brought into disrespect By toe
character OF the uniform they are requir.
ed TO wear, and by the smaller pay they
receive as compared with that of other
officers OF the same grade. The confer
ence therefore respectfully memoralizes
the Congress to enact at this session such
legislation as will require better observ-
ance OF the Sabbath on the vessels OF the
navy; and that such Legislation be enact
ed as will require that chaplains of that
branch of the service shall be so uni
formed and otherwise provided for that
they may better command the respect OF
those under their oversight and spiritual
care" The New York Methodist Con-
terence adopted a report yeseiday charg-
ing that disrespect and even cruelty had
been visited upon navy chaplains; that
the salary was too low and that the
uniform made the wearer ridiculous. The
report petiliont d the President ard Con-
gress to relieve the conditions complain
ed Of An increase in the number OF
chaplains in the navy from twenty -four
to fifty was advocated.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-08
EPwORTH LEAGUE
A Aaslcl Aai Literary Entertainment ]
Iae LeCturs Room OF Church

A Aa.cal Aui Literary Entertainment 4
Gas Lelture Room OF Church.
the AR~oEih League oi the Flrst Ml
~ @aa4en ncid ass entertainment m th|
seizure faum lasl niEht. Alter a sho,|
1'asiness mrruug the ioiiosing program
saa klEcn faao s0io. Mss Ethel Feld)
mryel. 1eafilng. Mf. Gumn. vocal solo
sllas Aafuaa hralasman. sa1aphone solo
Aif. VIA ai1on Eecal solo. Miss Maud1
feiemefers feaalug. Mr. Baker, pianl
taias Mas Eiael tcidmsyer. Al thi]
lancla1e a 'aPcllug bee vas formed
wsih ~. UfadieY aad Miss Lillian Lin|
iaaEusa as eaptalass each choosing thef|
ioilosera uaul tseugy one were secured
: ef aaf an hoar Ialgusc excitement pre
Failzas and al lass uhen nineteen I'D
oseu eemFrl.rd la taks theta ssats. ii
intefea& waa conferred upon thetwo youns
mcn aoo rcmaiaed one a Freshma1
tna the gin-r a seuior oi 81. Iohn's Coll
.cEc. hoIh did excc.Ient uofk. but a
ltai the sculsr m4ds has ''bow' 20 th.
Freshn4n. leaving gne latter. Mr. Core
viciot ei tnc hcld. A good number wal
"a afrend1uCc.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-08
Guaranteed Attraction.

Manager Strange Of the Opera House
after 50 many requests from MS patrons
for return OF Mr.. Robert DOwning has
under a guarantee persuaded him 20 ap-
pear again at his theatre. on Monday
night Arril I4'h. Mr.. DOwning will posi-
lively appear in ''Tne Gladiator exact
ly as played By him over $3.50 times.
Mr.. Downing IS supported By an excel
lent company notably among ~hich are
Miss Julia King gsburg and Miss Alberfa
Converse. one OF the hancsomest ladies'
today on the stage. The Costumes and
scenery are superb. N9 advzace IN
prices. l. IS earnestly hoped that Mana
ger Strange will be rewarded IN MS efovfs
to give his patrons high class attractions
Seats on sale At the usual places. Prices
z5. s.. 80 and 7s cents.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-08
RESUME OF CONGRESS
The Conference Report On War Revenue
Repeal Bill Adopted.

hepeal Dill adopted.
Both houses OF Congress yesterday
adopted the conference report on ne
War Revenue Repeal bill. the Senate re.
ceding from its position OF demanding
the retention of the tax on sbuckct
shops" which it inserted after the bill
passed the House and which amounted
to l cent on each sIoo worth OF mer-
chandise covered. and cents on each
500 on the face value OF stocks, bonds
or other securities covered. In the Senate
Mr.. Simmons, Of North Carolina, said
he will vote for the Chinese Exclusion
bill, although cotton manufacturers fear
its passage will lnjure their exports to
China. The House passed this measure
in more drastic form than originally re-
ported. The House also passed Seua ate
bill to extend the charters OF national
banks for twenty years, after an inef-
fectual attempt at hlibusterIng BY the
Democrats. The Democrats II Iae House
will meet in caucus tonight to develop
their altitude toward the Cuban Rec
iprociiy bill. which was scheduled to
come up today.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-08
Travel Like Princes.

Those VINO saw the special train in
which n. K. n. Prince Henry of Prussia
made bis tour Of the United States are
comparing IL with other trains in regular
service, and it is admitted that none of
the cars in the train compare favorably
with the buffet. compartment and stand
ard sleeping cars Of the Pioneer Limited
trains Of the Chicago. Milwaukee & St.
Paul Railway in daily service between
Chicago. ST. Paul and Minneapolis. The
people Of this country have the safisfac-
tion Of knowing that al any time they
cannot only travel like Princes. but can
get much better SERVICE f1t
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-08
RED MEMS BALL

Az Assembly Rooms, Thursday, April 10
Chesapeakc Tube No. 3z..Imp- U. RI
A wili give a grand Bah at the Asseus-
nlF koQuls on lAasFs.s.ly rIi rif. .9srlr E1rE,
lnis organization IL well-known f1r Tx
enioyanle entertainments giycu lcs mem
bcrs and patrons in the past. and ths
cunius olctslou alll noe Be an exceu
uon to The uilc. The tickets of adrnss.
aion have hccu Plaeed al the re1sonlhs.
FuCe ga 5Qcts. taF gentlemen and zscts
ior llslles. tacae aekcls can bc procur-
ca uun tag UFaE Store of 1llnert S
siu.iefzlla- gn ataEe lul.c. oT from ths
mlmaeEs of thc IuaE. MasIe vii ID
Furnished af fref sehrryers Orchestra
and a Eao,i tae Is saifaatced ta an whC
ull auega ta.t cnHsg n uanling wi
1cElu al = ID l.als. advf
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-08
WANT DATE CHANGED.
Sentiment FavOrs Inauguration Of Pre1-
dent In April Instead Of March,
At Herstofors.

The agitation in favor of changing the
date OF Inauguration OF the President of
the United States from March An 10 the
latter part part OF April, received an i'm
peius yesterday al the meeting Of he
national committee IN Washington hav-
ing the proposition under consideration.
The change has been advocated owing
to the inclemency Of the weather OF early
March and tor other pubhc economic
reasons. Most Of the Governors OF the
States and TerigoTies accepted service
on the committee. and the lrttcrs rcceiV-
ed from them generally showed a desire
Tor change IN the Inauguration dale.
Mr. MacfaTland gave a bret historical
review OF the movement tor a change IN
the date, emphasizing the unanimlly Of
sentiment regarding II and us nAuona.
character. IL was resolved as the sensc
OF the committee that the date OF TIE la
auguratiOn daY should be changed irom
March 4ih to the last Thursday Of April.
but that no particular bill o. rcsolullon
should be advocated. incidentally thr
question Of the extension % the term %
Congress was considered. and u a.
agreed that this committee had nctbinn
TO do with the question as 10 when Coa-
gress should adjourn.
Governor John Waller Smiih. OF Mary-
land, sent the following letter "a hass
yours Of the 75sh and 1 rrgrci. o~iag 80
important official duties. q wiA be an
possible for me 10 be absent irom fhs
State April 7th. the date 0i ghe mesuax
OF the Committee on the PROPOSE & change
OF date OF inauguration day, and caa.
therefore, not be present.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-08
ORPHANS COURT.
judicial Disposition Of The Orphans And
Widows.


The Orphans Court met today
with Chief Judge Alfred ljams and Asso-
ciate Judges Charles n. Russell and
Henry Woodward. Sheriff Thos. Beasley.
Register Of Wills Luther A. Palmer and
Deputy Register Joseph o. Fowler,
present. The following business was
transacted:
Inventory OF real estate Of Dorsey
Brown deceased. htd, examined and
passed.
Application of Joseph II. Bells and
Maud 4. Morrow for letters OF admins.
traiion on real estate OF Eva Steinhagen
deceased, filed ard granted.
Petition OF Mildred Wayson guardian
Of Mary Elliott infant for permission 10
invest certain money belonging TO said
ward in first mortgage is ordered by
the court as prayed.
There being no further business the
Court adjourned to meet on Tuesday
Apnl 5th, 1904.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-08

"Oae night my brothers, baby was
taken with Group" writes Mrs. ]. c.
Snider, of Crittenden, Ky, cit seemed
II would sirangle before we could get a
doctor. 50 We gave it DIR. Kings New
discovery. which gave quick relief and
permanently cured it. We always keep
it in the house to protect our children
from Group and WnoOping Cough. Il
cured me OF a chronic bronchial trouble
that no other remedy would relieve" +"
Infallible for Coughs. Colds, Throat and
Lung troubles. 90 cents and 81 90 Trial
bottles free at Feldmeyer Bros. City
Drug Store. 4
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-08
The Best Plaster.

A piece Of flannel dampened with
Chamoerlain's Pain Balm and bound ID
the affected parts IS superior 70 any plaS1
ter. When troubled with lame back Of
pains N the side or chest, give it a trial
and you are ceTtain to be more thar
pleased with the prompt relief which il
affords. Pain Balm also cures rheuma.
iism. One application gives relief. Foi
sale BY Feldmeyer Bros. City Drug
Store. Z
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-08
STATE OOUNCIL NETTING.
The0Oming Session Of The Jr 0. U.A.M.
Promises To Be Harmonious


Promises To Be Harmonious
The coming State session Of the Ir. q.
U. A. NJ, 10 be held IN this cIty on ue1f
tuesday. April I5th, 1908. gives promise
OF being one OF the most haTmonious ever
neld since IT'S organization. The mem-
bers are united and no factions. wh1ch
have heretofore prevailed. and caused 50
many unpleasant relauons among repre-
seDtatiyes, will be in evidence. The
amendments To the laws are few vet "a
vital INTEREST to the oTder-the most lus-
portant being an amendm mt making the
place OF meeting permanent m Balumorc
city, ThIIh undoubtedly Will cause the
representatives to think well before voting
on the same. The session wIli convene
at 10 O'Clock. IN. m the OSera House,
and will be welcomt d on behalf q the
city BY Mayor ChaIles A. DuBois. who
will be responded TO by State Counsellor
l.. {. Webster. The representatives, from
Annapolis Council No. 3. are Messrs.
John A. Russell and John W. Weed.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-08

An entertainments for the benefit Of the
piano iund and ioF Incidental expense.
OF the public school viii be gwen in the
school ball on the evening OF April 18th
The entertainment is entitled "Strange
Flsuors, and viii consist largely q
music and the songs OF the different
nstlons. kvery ybody wh0 attends will be
able 70 see and hear this kind Of pro
gram. aad Il IS to be hoped the public
viii assist the school 70 cancel the deb
standing against il. fAt.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-08
Fresh Fish And On.

If you want Fresh Ffsh zud CZzzss.
go to Vim. Sands & Co.. Stall No. ..
Fish Jz,kef. We sell none but live fsh
and fresh clans, delivered to any par
of the city. Clans sold By the pint.
quart or IN shell. We keep Rock. Perch,
Crocus, Shad and Herring. always fresh
WM. SANDS < Company. No. 9. Flsh
Market. MT
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-08

Il IS a my slery WhY women endure
BaC k4che. Headache. Nervousness
Sieeplezsness, Melancholy. + Painting and
Diary Spells wheu thousands have prov
ed that Eisctnc Bitiers viii quickly cure
s1ch troubles. Il Suffered for wear.
wish kidney trouble. writes Mrs. Pbeb,
Chrrlex. o. Petersen. Ia. ssand a lams
back panied me 50 could not dress my.
self. but Ei1ciuc biners wholly cured
me. and. although 3 years cd. nos
an abe 10 do All my housework. I
0yercomes Constipation. improves App.
tiie. gives perfect heaith. Only 80 cent.
al Fsldmeyer Bros. City Drug Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-08
Will Go To Washington.

Most Of the candidates studying at the
preparatory schools here will leave in
few days for Washington to take their
examinations for the Naval Academy.
II is said at least IS per cent will 60 10
Washington, preferably to Maryland
towns.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-08
Attention Juniors.

The regular meeting of the Counci
next Monday evening April I4,h. 100.
Eill be held al 80 ?. m. instead OF
o'clock as heretofore. Change due to cen
vening OF the State Council, and dele
gates arriving on Monday evening trains
BY order Of the Council.
IOHS w. WOOD,
Secretary.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-08

DECISION RENDERED
In Favor Of Dimes Savings Bank.

@Hs=+AAa AaaNaa4 DALAI
Judge James Revsll this morning a
lfefed has opinion IN the case OF Tot
kucaer and Max Teichman, copart1er
Ftancis z. Stevens. trustee and o,her
Vs. The Dlme Savings Bank OF Anna
ohs, Nd. which dismissed the order
the Court granting an injunction and Al
pointing a receiver OF the Dime Sayins
Bank o. Anne Arundel county. VII
costs. Il appears that the names ,
huehneT and Teichman, copartner
were named plaintiffs to the bill Of cen
plant without authority. and that a
sad Z. 2. Stevens. trustee named ,
plaintiff was not proper party, and n
said bsll IN point Of law and fact had :
plaintiff thereto.
The Court decrecd that the names
the said kuchuer and Teichman. copar
ners, b stricken out as plaintiffs and n
hil hle1 by the petitioners asking IN,
ether parties be made plaintiffs. be di
missed
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-08
DEATH OF JAMES SMITH.
A Former Anne Arundel Oountian Passes
Away In Bayonne, n. ].

a FORMER Anne Arundel U0unt1an Passes
Away In Bayonne, n. ].
Mr.. James Smith. formerly contrac-
tor ard builder Of Baltimore, died Saiur-
day in Bayonne. N. J.. Mr.. Smith built
the Academy Of Music and Bayview Asy-
ium in Baltimore. He was born in
Anne A'undel county seventy-eight years
ago. After learning the trade Of brick
laying he went into business. About
twenty years ago he retired. Mr.. Smith
married Miss Catherine Wayson, who
died about fifteen years ago. One son,
Mr.. Harry Smith, OF Chicago, survives
him. Mr.. Harry A. Hughes, of Bali
moie, was his grandson. A brother Of
Mr.. Smith, the late John Smith. was for
nearly fifty years cashier of the National
Bank, Of Baltimore. TIE body will be
taken to Baltimore and Inferred in
GreeDmount Cemetery.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-08
60 % Ball Tnmorrnw.

The naval cadets vill play the Cornell
University Of New YORK tomorrow. Wed,
rssdaY afternoon. April 9. al the Naval
Academy grounds.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-08
GRAND SPRING OPENING.
Commencing April Ist, and
Ending Monday. April I4th.

TWO WEEKS of great saving for the econom-
;1lv inclined housekeeper and the swell dresser, be
i lady or gentleman, and to make it interesting and
repav YOU for the time spent looking over our i'm
mense line of
Go Carts, Refrgerators,
Oil Stoves and Summer Goods
Of every kind and description will send free to
every lady calling and leaving and address a
very handsome and useful Spring Opening Souvenir
it will not be necessary to buy but we simply do this
to have YOU call and get idea of the handsome inn
mense stock we carry to make your home beautiful
and comfortable.
This extensive exhibit will be especially interesting
and attractive to men and alike, and now that
the choosing of the correct strictly uptodae Garment
Tor Spring aud Summer Wear is important, you
should take advantage of this opportunity to see and
buy if you WILL that which is the best and most be-
coming in Spring attire.
Our terms as usuaL-Pay Just a lille doa0n.
Balance Weekly Monthly, as yoD aoish
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-25
EXHIBITION OF
DRAWING AT OAHU

An exhibition OF drawing work by the
pupils OF the preparatory grade of
Oahu College is being displayed this
week in Pauahi Hall. Punahou. The
display covers the walls OF one OF the
rooms just of the hall. which is open
TO visitors every forenoon OF this week
except Saturday. The display includes
pencil drawings and water colors. and
most OF the work is done by pupils
ranging from S to IL years OF age. Much
of the work shows that perspective has
been one of the principles most taught
by Miss Ridgway. the instructor in
drawing. and the general composite ef-
feet Is quite pleasing.
In the colored pieces there are scenes
OF actual places and in others the i'm
agination has been given free rein.
There are scenes OF the Pail. various
corners about Punahou. and the beau
tifui Towering trees OF Hawaii have
caught the fancy OF several.
There are also drawings shown OF the
advanced scholars OF the college. some
OF which are excellent. Notable among
these are two pictures OF a calabash
and iiima iets.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-25
A TOURIST AGENCY.

The idea OF having n Hawaiian tour
list agency at San Francisco - a good
one: but there ought also TO be such
a bursau at Lo. Angeles
sixty-fivc per cent OF the tourists who
Wait California go first 10 Los Angeles
or to another point In the southern part
OF the state. They stay there untii
warm weather approaches and then so
hsa1e via San Francisco II they did
not come West on round-trip tickets
they book. foe The East at Los Angeles
and. when they get into the coast met
ropoiis on stop-over. are already
tiekcfed for home by an early train
The place 10 catch the most OF the
tourist trade IL at Los Angeles I'm win
ter: the object should be 10 set the'
tourists Who mock therw-and who Of
ten complain because II isn't warm
cnoaxh-to divide their vacations be-
tween Southern California and Hawaii.
An agency at san Francisco would
BE- useful but not at the expense Of one
NJ Los Angelica
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-25

1T. Hepw0Tth vas born In Boston.
February 4. is11 and graduated from
Harvard in isss. lie wrote many books
and was an acceptable pastor. nrst Of
Unitarian and later OF Congregational
churches But hiS tastes ran 90 jour
naiism and he spent many years In
useful -erViee on the New York Her
aid.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-25
ofnce.noLDeRs IN POLITICS.

C:,x~ruor DoIe's views upon the po-
Ii,ie.I dutIes and privileges OF Terri
tort.i ofice-holders appear below
ponoiutu. June 23rd. 1902.
Hr. J. ". Boyd. superinte,nic.ss t,s,, - :
lts- works. Territory OF Hawai- A..
S4r.-In relation 10 the recent -
..,,.ss,.,, gr the Executive meeting Of
m. .rbiect of the political acuNity %
officials my opinion - tnat VIII - - -
not expected that officials snali totsso
th-irrctviI rights IN pouticI diialIs'
,h.- sn6ubf not us.- their official au-
thorfty for the purpose OF u"i,iii-l'Ils
49,. ,,sf,tlrai marty with which they are
e@.,,r~ffed or OF controlling the result
OF elections. .,.,, ...,.te,,,
a Just sense OF poiiticaI Pfp.,s,.
.hcuid b.. the best guide In "a matter
- ,bfs Kind. which from IT. very ma
tnre does not admit Of hard and last
\ commend that the above be sub
stItuted for the instructions on TINS
xubJect previously issued. .,,,,,.-
s. y. DOLE
We do not interpret this letter as
meaning that n good Republican In OF
s~ss SnaH cease To work for his party
fe may labor for II along all lssic-
r,,ats- lines when his time ~ not requir-
"a In the public service: but ne must
not engage In factiOnai politics. nor
mack primaries or conventions nor
naniputafe eiectOral results nor IN any
way do poIitics~ In the offensive
sense which one naturally iden'iheS
with the professional PURCHASER He
may. We should think. belong 70 cam
pasen committees. make speeches.
march IN parades and write political
matter for the press These are among
the rights he enjoys as an American
citizen. hut there Is a wide difference
between a party man thus active. ana
an Offensive partisan II Is one. TO
uu,te Gov. Doie's phrase. which a sense
81 Official propriety may be relied upon
In define.