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last Friday night.

MIR. and Mrs. l.. K Etheredge of
Orargeburg, visited friends and
relatives in the city this week.
Col. f.. l.. Asbill and Mr.. E. p
West, of LeeSville, wers here yester.
day.
Mr.. Ebh Gibson, of Aug sta, spent
Wednesday in town.
We are sorry TO learn that Mr.. d.
atZer is indisposed.
MIR. 1redell Jones, of Columbia, was
in town yesterday.
MIR. e L. Hartley, spent Saturday,
in Augusta.
Mr. and RS. w. C. Farber, spent
Wednesda. in olumbia.
Mr. w. a. Cooner, went to Column
bia Saturday to take in the "huna-
ways"
Col. John Bell Towill, has returned
from Washington, where he went on
business.
Mr.. w. w. WeStmoreland, formerly
of Samaria, but now OF Augusta, was
in town last Friday.
Miss Gobbie Wakefield, of Ander-
son, who win be rem embered here as
teacher IN the Graded School is here
WISHING FRIENDS.
Miss Bessie Plunkett, of Columbia,
,pcnt several days here this week.
"r. and Mrs. st. Julien Cullum, of
augusta, are here visiting relatives.
Mrs. Iiazil Plunkett, or Granite
lie, visited Batesburg this week.
SIR. Jim Mathis, of Trenton, spent
lwo days here this week.
MIR. j. j. Robertson, OF Columbia,
vas III town yesterday.
Among those who visited Batesburg
his week and called on The Advocate
"ere: Geo. J.. Snelgrove, Delmar;
1 'iio a. b' 1~CcSNIilc. ID. .
rlalman, Saluda. II. A. Rogers, Sa
maria, Rev g. Z. Boozer. OF Leesville
Il. f ID. No. 4, j. Auls Bedenbaugh
elmar, l. II Feaster. Clouds Creek
Mr.. M w, Sbealy, OF near Bates
burg, called on The Advocate Monday
Mr.. II. X. Garvin, OF Wagener
spent yesterday in the city and Will
here called on The Advocate.
Mr.. NJ. c. Matthews, has moves
from Saluda to Samaria We hope tn
change from clay to sand will be agree
able to our friend.
. The little daughter OF Mr.. Sal
I Kitchens, died yesterday Afternoon
t and the remains will be carried {
Z Granjteyille Saturday, where the bnr
will ,ahe plSct.
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guests at the Lexington where all
Trains SIP and where carriages are
in waiti. 4.
The Lexington is thoroughly and
most rleasingly constructed with a
large reception room or office with it's
Dutch fire place and neat furnishings.
The dining room is especially pleasant
and has been most attractively fur
n!shed with an eye to comfort and
pleasure. There are about so cham.
ber>, single and in suite provided with
baths and so arranged as to give the
mos rcsiful effect. The house is
provided with Thorough lighting
system owned and run by the Summer
land Company composed of Northern
and Southern capitalists who have
built the hotel. Nothing has been
spared I o make this new hostelry one
of the best and most comfortable in
the Southland.
The house.is furnished with the fin
/ water from arteSian wells and liv.
lng springs while especial attention
has been given to an admirable sys-
TEN of sewerage. The management
is in The hands OF Mai. F. W. Chllds
OF Bratuleboro, who has many warm
friends in the South and who has
brought with him a competent corps
OF Northern help. The whole sur
roundings afford home-like air and
nothing seems 10 have been left un.
done that could in any way contribute
/ 10 -...!c Measure OF the tourists how
ever fastIdious thc taste. lh!ee- hee- Lex-
ington was pleasantly opened Sat
hrday night with an inf rmal recep-
tion 10 which a large numb Der Of
guests were invited including His
Excellency The Governor Of South
Carolina and many other distinguish
ed visitors. Augusta Chron iclc,
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Grassland Keeper of Records ard saa1.
DIR. O. p. Wise Master at Arms. r w
SAWYER of Finance: Geo G.. Wheeler
Master Of Eycheouor. n II Hardy
Inner Guard and " Gr.oorv On.
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b. w Crouch. Esq, who filled the
Chancellor onmandcr's flee during
the wear inst endej n,d, an cyca,
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crime and Hattie Bess.

Mr.. Cullum was buried yesterday
morning at 1890 a. m. with Masonic
honors. The Masons from Ridge
Spriug, Saluda, Leesville and Bates
burg. g.officiating.
Long before the hour appointed the
house was filled to overflowing with
friends, school mates, confederate
comrades and brother Masons. Many
indeed were those-both old and
young-who assembled to pay their
last tribute TO one whom they loved
and SO highly esteemed.
The casket was literally imbeded in
flowers, having been sent from Au-
gusta, Columbia. spartanburg and
many other places, not to speak Of
those which came from Batesburg.
DIR. Jabez Ferris conducted the SER
vices at the house, which were con-
cluded at the grave by the Massns.
The active palbearers, all Masons,
were: J. A. Whitten, E. II. Stead.
man, d. p. Hartley, A. G. Jones. G. NJ.
Rhodes, R. 8. Simmons, Capt u. X.
Gunter, j. r. L. Major, l.. NJ. Mitch
ell, NJ. S. Gunter, NJ. B. Edwards,
Jno. Bell Towill, Col E. L. Asbill. E.
p. West and some others. The Hon.
orary ones were: DR.. w. Fl. Thinner
man, j w, Cooner, w. A. Crouch, T.
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. Frank f. Drener, or Lexington
was in town on Wednesday.
Miss Efe Gunter Of Leesville is ir
town.
Mr. Lowry Gown has gone to Mt.
Carmel to visit his mother.
Mrs. w. v. Jones, OF Wagener
visited friends in town this week.
Mr.. U. P. Etheredge, of Leesville,
spent Sunday afternoon in the CITY.
Mr. Gerald LaGrone, OF Johnston
visited relatives here this week.
Miss Jennie Thomas, left Monday
for North Carolina, after spending
several days with friends In town.
Mrs. u. J. Quattlebaum, and daugh
ter NJ. E., OF Winnsboro, are the guests
OF DIR. and Mrs. r. A. Qnattlebaum.
Mr. ] W. Stribling, spent last Sat
urday in Columbia.
hr l.. A Black, Of the Delmar Sec
tion, was in the city Friday last
MIR and Mrs. ]. J. Rawl, left Wed
neSday. for Lamar, where they will
visit Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Parnel.
A number of Batesburg's young pco.
PIE attended a sociable given at the
residence OF Mr.. II. r.. Bouknipbt's
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JAMES OLWELL GILL
LUM DEAD.
THE END CAME PEACEFULLY WITH
ALL HIS FAMILY AROUND HIM
BURIED YESTERDAY WITH
MASONIC HONORS.

Mr' James Colwell Cullum died nj
MS home in Batesburg a few min.
ueeS a'ter five O'Clock on Wednesday
morning from lingering illness. His
death notwithstanding the fact that
1t was expected FOR several dav,.
was great shock to the whole COM
munity.
Mr. Cullum was born in this county
December the third 1s45. ae WAS
attending school near his home when
the war broke out and he entered the
confederate service enlist ting as pri.
val In Company 6, second South Car
oiina artillery. He served with this
ommand until the close OF the war.
participating in all the artillery en-
gagements around Charleston, until
the evacuation of that city, when he
took part in the infantry in the bat
tles of Averasboro and Bentonville,
North Carolina.
Mr. Cullum was the son of w. E.
Cullum, Who was killed at the battle
Of Honey Hill, February Z. 1865.
After the war Mr.. Cullum engaged
in farming for some years in thi s
county, and in 1872 entered the mer-
camille business at this place, in which
he has met with much success. He
was married in 1875 to Miss Hattie
G.. Mathis, Of Edge field conntv ~
with sixo
frederick
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SCHEDUCE OF SERVICES
EPISCOPAL.

RIDGE SPRING; 4th End 5th Sun.
days at IL a. NJ. and 9Th SUNDAY at 2
p. NJ. also.
TRENTON; 1st Sunday at IL A. M.
and every sunday at 3 p. NJ. excent
2nd Sundays,
EDGEF1ELD; 2nd and 3rd SUNDAYS
al ii A. M.and every Sunday at 8 P. M
Puolic Invited to all services.
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SYNOPSIS Oh THE GOV
ERNORS MESSAGE,

In the Governors message to the
General Assembly Tuesday, he says:
The State Treasurer has had to
borrow less money than formerly,
which goes to show the improved f.
naucial condition of the State.
The only cloud that throws shad-
ow over the state is the unsatisfacto-
ry condition of the Dispensary, which
he believes exists because Of the loss
of confidence, resulting from abuses
in connection with its operation.
/ am convinced that if the system
can be properly regulated it will be
one of the best solutions of the liquor
question. If not properly managed
and controlled, its usefulness will be
at an end" That it is imperitive foI
the honor of the State, the existing
conditions should be Immediately rem
edied, either by radical changes in the
laws governing the dispensary, or by
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1906-01-12

] Mr.. A. @. Bouknight has moved in-
] to his new home on Oh urch street.
Mrs. Jessie Hendrix has moved intt
her new home near the Lutheran
church.
Miss Gladys Bladon is spending some
time I'm Augusta visiting her relatives
Mrs. George Coney and little dau-
ghters Isabelle and Ressie returned
home Sunday after spending a few
days with relatives in Charleston.
Miss Leila Matthew's reports good
time while in Georgetown; her bro
ther Tillman came home with her
and spent few days.
Messrs w. E, Crosson and James
Cooner attended a party given at Nr.
Hillery Bouknight's last Friday night
and report good time.
Mr.. j. l.. Matthews returned. Mon
day from st. Louis where he pur.
chased car load of stock.
Messrs Crooks and Lewis of Jersey
city N. Y. left Saturday evening for
home after spending sometime in Lees
vile a d surrounding country shoot
ing birds.
Miss Sallie Bodie spent some time
last week in Dupont with her friend,
Miss Lillian Riser.
Mr.. Henry CrOut has moved back
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FOR SALE.

Tho roughbred Rhode Island Red
settings. SI.00 per dozen.
Mrs. n. Rogers BayIy.
Batesburg, S. c.
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LOST-About four weeks ago, ore
white pointer dog, with liver colored
ears. Small liver spot on left hind leg
Will answer TO name of "Ponto.'
Liberal reward paid for any infor-
nation as to the whereabouts, or re-
turn OF the same, IL sent to
Chas. NJ. Lamb,
Batesburg, s. c.
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tbt.s sAJs) = foJsY H&o1.i
The First Natl. Bank OF Batcsburg
pays interest four times year ON 6e-
posits in the Savings Experimentation
pounded every three months. Put your
spaS'a rionev to wosf--;t works wbil
yon stsep has q perpetual. ever incre;os
ing earning capacity. We invite you to
open an account now with our Bank and
be numbered with our FIVE hundred de-
Ositors.
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For SaIe-5O. bushels genuine Ber,
Oats-at 75c. per bushe!.M. w. Shea
ly Batesburg, S. c.,
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Condition of
Citizens Bank of
Batesburg.

Batesburg, S. c., at the
close of business, jan
uary 3Oth, 1906.
Capital stock $50. 600. 90
deposits 1881. .e7
Undivided Profits (expen-
ses paid) 2,S76. 20
Cashiers checks out
standing 1000
s1O3, 76s. .2e
assouRoIs.
Cash on hand and due
from Banks s43, ,O57 90
Loans and Discounts 53,958.l
Bank building account,
furniture and fixtures 6,753 OF
s1oa, res. 20
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
County OF Lexington. Personally an.
peared before me A. G. Jones C@shier
OF the above named bank and at1Trn,s
that the above statement is TRUE tn
the best Of his knowledge and belief.
A. G. JONES' Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before n.
this, r. iith, day OF January 1906.
~ .'.H'' .sspS Bavry
Notary Public.
CORREC A TTEsT:
I. EDWARDS,
u. Y. GUNrER, Directors.
NJ. ". BOATWRIGHT.
The prospect Is very encouraging
for an enlarged business, courteous
treatment guaranteed our patrons, we
invite you to come to see US.
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jAK8OE'S ROYAL FLOUR the best
or Garth. Try 1t and be convinced.
For sale ny RlkARD Sc son.
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s.iS .,u0pteaSe. Senator from,
the regula has announced hin,
He recor Governor or ouuth
more of til
tween thewho is the author
should be iliing for the pres :
certain nestigatlon, and also
year. Investigating com
He urgcght for Columbia ,
ment for tee is now in ses-
States lavng for Columbia
He recornouhced his can
bly, to COZ 'hlI MS platform
AgricultuI upon MS return.
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The First National Bank of Batesburp.
Batesburg, S. c.
January lst, 1906.


o C Frendsan dPatrns:
tits
mppy daysevery
nave money to lend
w. W.
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LOSS ROADS

the Catawman Of near Emory
tim, Drai wi" relatives in
lection of
sessions o.
80 Fi,as ut, gave the young
;to )n d nice sociable
rhe Jane eroa
Monument
TIA Wise, visited
We can '''N"'
4or 5 fam.nd family visited
mencing FAY.
nd family spent
Minich Whitlle
?, had the miSfor-
"a arr und In his
les last week; he
but nothing very
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Batesburg.
Capital Stock Paid Up, s26, 10000
surplus. Undivided Profits. si3. 10000
Deposits Average------ sl30,0v0.Oo
Paid Out in Dividends ss,626.oo
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The prospect Is very encouraging
for an enlarged business, courteous
treatment guaranteed our patrons, we
invite you to come to see US.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-05
NnIIGE 0E IRANSFER

Notice Is hereby given that the
following named person has fled his
application and petition for trans
fer of license to sen spirituous wines,
liquors, porter, ale, beers, and drinks
of like nature in the City of Clark5-
burg, beginning July 9TH, 1906:
GEORGE G. WACHTAR, transfer
of license of John D. Wenty.
Davis building, n. W corner De
pot and East Pike street, ClarkF-
burg, W. Va.
And notice is also hereby given
that the said application and petit
ton Or transfer aforesaid, viii be
heard by the Council of the City OF
Clarksburg, at a regular session to
be held ON the 9th day of July, 1906.
Given under my hand this the
sth day of june, 1906.
WILL H COLE,
Clerk of the City of Clarkssurg
junestoiuly7.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-05

The United States Senate was
angry because the Government print
inc Office was not through the mo-
mcnt the members Of that body got
through with the woTl; of the ses-
sion. y great deal Of tic work Of
the Senate was done the last day,
that is. the finishing touches, and
the public printer could not print
that part # the proceedings until af-
ter the Senate acted That fact,
however. seems not to have been APP
preciatcd by the Senate, just rs it
is not appreciated by many OF the
public. who seem to think there Is
no all-day work on the part of
printer, but that it is all done q
minute or two before a paper or
other publication Is issued. The
Impotence shown by the Senate
shows ignorance on it's part and
comes in bad grace, MS the country
knows it took n nths to pass mess
Tres which it expected the
public printer TO report in
printed form in far less
time That that body should order
or talk Of an investigation merely
directs attention to the fact that "
the same grounds the public should
demand to know why the Senate
spent so much time on measures it
could have passed as quickly rs iii
expected the public printer 10 do his
work. If the Government printing
Office is to be investigated on this
score, every printing establishment
in the United States should demand
an Investigation of the Senate. That
BODY may be high up, but, when it
comeAtQ monkeying with the print-
ing bushes, it may expect the
printing bn,jpess to pay It in its
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clarEsburg, W. Va. July ;, 1906.
ELKINs IS LUCKY.

For months almost every step the
Roosevelt administration has taken
has been prom3five of the political
interests Of Senator EIkins. Just
about the time his enemies were say
ing that the Elllins law was no
good the President ordered the De-
lpartment of Justice to go ahead and
wipe out relating under the Ellsins
law. Since then fines aggregating
something near quarter of Il mil-
lion dollars have been imposed on
the railroads and the beef trust for
Relating. and ii has about exter-
minated the. practice root and
branch. Still there were a few
doubting Thomases, but these will
now have TO retreat by the announce
ment of the President that he wants
to proceed against Standard Oil all
along the line with the Ellzins law
as his implement Of war.
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Reopening

The st. Paul United Brethren
church, at Margaret, Harrison
County, VI. Va, viii be re-opened
Sunday, July Is, 1906, BY Bishop
j. S. Mills, DID,, Ph.D., Of Ann
vile, Pa. Several prominent minis
tiers of the church VIII be present.
Everybody cordially invited.
S. NJ. SNYDER,
July 2, 1906 Pastor.
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LAWN FETE FRIDAY

The $. p. s. viii hold their an
nual lawn fcte on Judge Nathan's
COTS lot at the corner Of Fifth ma
Mechanic streets Friday evening at
2 o'clock. The proceeds are TO 20
10 the New York Fresh Air fund.
This society is composed Of boys
and girls who have conducted these
annual fetes successfully. Among
the distinguished invited guests is
.Indge Golf.
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The initial meeting of the West
Virginia Fair Association on its new
grounds was a gratifying success
and an indication that the grounds
were not purchased and converted
into a place of amusement in vain
The association has the right to be
proud of the success of the hrst
Injecting, and has every reason to be
Iieye that future meetings will be
better and better. The enterprise
j. one that every resident of Har-
rison county should take pride IN.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-05

The din and noise of the Fourth
was not as distracting Is it might
haze been. hut was sufficient to con-
vince all that thc Fourth was here.
Tie fireworks by private parties on
the knobs and hills in the commun-
lily also emphasized the fact that
liberty was won at tie point OF the
gun.
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BOYS and girls appear to have used
GOOD sense in the matter and care
fully avoided accidents to either
themselves or others. 1t seems n
pity that the older folk could not
have done as well. Certainly in this
instance the youth set an example
for the adult.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-05

Parents who have daughters to
educate viii find in this issue the
advertisement Of the LewisburG
Seminary and Conservatory OF
Music. This splendid school for
girls now has twenty-one instructors
in the Faculty and furnishes a fun
college course with exceptional adj
vantages in music, art, clocution
and stenography.
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BabtLse 3 2ard to Nee

The regular quarterly meeting Of
the executive board Of the West
Virginia Baptist General AssocIa-
ton viii meet in the First Baptist
church in this city next wednesday
at 10 80 o'clock a. IN. Rev. j, W
Carter Is the president and Rev C..
L. Trawin secretary
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

For County Superintendent.
I desire to announce myself for
the nomination for the office Of
county superintendent of free
schools of Harrison county. subject
to the will of the Republicans of
the county.
CYRUS E. WEBB.
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Harrison county got her reputa-
ton up some, with the murder the
attempted murder and the suicide
the Fourth Those are ways to cele-
brate that do not command COM
mendation.
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STATE SENATE.

To the Republican Voters of the
18th Senatorial District of West
Virginia:
I hereby announce myself cam
didate for State Senator, subject 10
the decision of the Senatorial Con
yention hereafter to be held.
Your support is earnestly solicit
ed.
o. A. ASHBURNs
West Union. W. Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-05

The events Of the Fourth over
shadow politics and put the Thaw
affair in the shade locally for a short
while any way.
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Until-l late in the SEEMING it. hook
ed as if the Fourth here wo,5l { -{,asss
OF nicely and without nccf4srS or
.easuaities, but tlle night SSS ellf
murder, suicide and sgoiil ds5e a
dcfs, besides lesser Zen
alc natura 5tline
5a5t
6 q
iae confined Ih.
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AT The EUREKA

The Eureka Amusement Company
and Beer Garden Mt 3O6 West Pike
street. p T. Mcdonnell. manager,
has for the remainder OF the week
Roumdus, the bull wrestler, and
Young Tramps, which VIII prove of
Great interest hlEd entertainment Fl
the many patrops of this.-ePIo
piaoa.
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NOTICE TO MERoHANTs.

Copy for advertisement 20 he
Daily Telegram should Dc handed
fFs By nine O'Clock a. m. to guarantee
change the same dag, and for the
Weekly Telegram not later than
Wednesday noon each tueek. TIE
earlier sent Ers, the better the service
vii Be.
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Boz social Continued

The box social given at the resi-
dence Of Mrs Hattie Brown, on
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Monticello avenue Wednesday night
viii continued tonight. All are
invited to attend
Bishop Here

Bishop P. J. Donahue, of Wheel
inc was a distinguished visitor here
a few hours the Fourth. lie came
in from West Union and st. CLAIR.
where he confirmed eighty persons;
He left in the afternoon for home
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-05

The Daily Telegram can be found
on sale at:
Pike News Co., Pike street.
Rone's News Stand, Pike street.
Jackson's News Stand, Glen Eak.
Waldo Hotel News Stand.
Traders Hotel News Stand
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SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
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Pedh -

e'dtp med
Ghfis3au Eniie
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
TO NAME REPUBLICAN CLUB HEAD
Nominating Committees Report Said to Fa-
vor Charles H. Young.

Ihe nominating committee Of the Republican Club
VIII make its report at a meeting on Monday night
ana the general expectation is will recommend
charles IL Young as the candidate for president
DIT hounS Is lawyer, with offices at No. rs Will
lam street He has been a member OF the Republi-
can oiub Tor ten years and is regarded as one of
the most popular in the club
"hen the present nominating committee was
ii"'iieu ABOUT month ago there a sharp con-
'es'' lhe victory went to the ticket which repre-
sented the element ia the club that desirad a mora
%ortfr management This committee has been
MoIhlis steadly 10 make Up Il ticket which will
represent all the elements in the club and he satis
@ TO- each member. and II is believed that the
III ad. VIII be presented Monday night
VIII prevent possible second ticket
I.e report Is being kept secret by tho com
nittee uhIl MONDAY night, 1t Is understood that a
Iem Is iIr VIII be named in place of j. Edward
,-eaSciait '5lt present treasurer Club members
have been discussing Henry RirreJi ~. nrase,,,
E eToc loF tne place but # is not known If he
Is lhe cIoice OF the nominating committee There il
also report anoat that the committee will recon-
mend reorganization ~ the more Important com
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