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The Washington herald., 1907-10-04
Friday Bargain in
Linen, HandkerChiefS.

A recent. .direct importation, rep
resenting very exceptional values.
They are suitable for school, bust
ness, and general use.
Lot MEMS All-linen Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs, 4 and =
inch hens The cloth IS an excel
lent quality and very smooth and
even. We offer them at the special
price,
I87 each; 9 for SI.oo.
Lot 2-Women's All-linen Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs, IS, Il, and
Z inch hens. Fine quality. Spe-
cial price,
I21Zc each 81. so dozen.
Handkerchief Dept, Main door-G ST.
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URGE URELL FOR COMMANDER
Local Man May Be Head of Medal
of Honor Legion.
Preparations Made for Convention
in Washington on October :.
New Members Elected.

BY a unanimous vote, the United States
Medal of Honor Club. which met in the
red parlor of the Ebbitt House last night,
decided 20 support Col N, Emmett Urel
Tor commander Ct the Medal Of Honor
Legion. Col. Cren, who is veteran Of
the Civil and Spanish-American wars. is
we'll known throughout the country as a
soldier. as we'll as an excellent executive.
He was awarded a medal Of honor for
conspicuous gallantry in the battle Of
Bristol Station, Va, while acting as color
bearer. HIS record during the Spanish
American war. when he was in command
Of the District troops. was also excellent,
and it Is thought that this will be an aid
TO him when his name is presented 10 the
convention, which meets in this city Octo-
Der Z
A member Of the local organization will
be stationed Monday at the Ebbitt House.
where the convention will be held, 70
give information 10 the visiting compan-
ions. Early Tuesday morning the funeral
Of Gen. MindeH who died recently in
Philadelphia, viii be held under the aus
piceS of the legion. After the return from
Arlington. the delegation will go % Fort
Myer, where they viii witness the drill.
Thursday night the annual banquet viii
be held az the Ebbitt House. while the
morning and afternoon VIII be given over
TO business meetings.
After the routine business last night
the following were elected members Of the
club: Gen. Edward W. Whitaker. L. W
Estes, Charles a. Sidman. Issac Cause
D. Z. Buckingham, and James 3. Mac
Alwee.
Those present az last nights meeting
were Col. Alex Scott, Capt c. F. Rand
Capt. J. ". Archer. Capt T. ". Trueu
Lieut.. ". II Raymond. Capts L. NJ
Kelley. J. NJ Pipes, and Companions
B. F. MacAlwee. J. Karpeles. d. L
Buckingham. and Charles A. SIdman.
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Boys Clothing Dept.

l Youths Long Pants Suit lcoat pants. and
vosJli size IS Reduced from $500 % 500
Youths Blue Wcrsted Long Pants Suits double
breasted style. Reduced from $3.50 70 5000 each
Youths Fancy Au-vool Long Pants Suits; up
to-date style; sizes &c. Il. and IS Reduced from
$500 to $3.50 each.
BOYS Double-breasted Suits. with knickerbockcT
pants; sizes IS and l6. Reduced from 500 % g.a5
each.
BOYS GRAY Worsted Sailor Blouse suits; sizes
and 6. Reduced from $50 70 s. 95 each
10 BOYS Fancy Wool Suits, with knickerbocker
pants; sizes s. g. Ia l5. and l6 Reduced from
500 and SO 70 S25 each
Is BOYS Fine All-wool Suits. in Russian and
Sailor Blouse styles; sizes, u 70 To- Reduced
from s5.0o $50. and SsGG 90 Si25 each
BOYS Heavy Overcoats, fine quality and make
sizes Il 10 Il. Reduced from $3.50 70 $50 each.
BOYS Heavy Overc7ars, sizes Il 70 L. Re
duced from Sloo0 and Su.oo to $50 each.
Third do0r-Teuth ST.
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Bed DEPARTMENT.

316-ft. Brass Bed. slightly tarnished Reduced
from $3.50 TO $3.50
4Z5ft. Veuis Martin Bed. Reduced from $3.50
to Sl51.
! iX6ft. Brass Bed Reduced from 5000 20
5000
4x6ft White Enameled Beds; brass slightly
furnished Reduced from $50 to 500 each
l ix5-ft White Enameled Bed, brass slightly
tanighed. Reduced from $50 20 500.
Fourth foor-G St
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And these remnants
Mems Clothing Dept.

Mems Fall-weight Overcoats In gray and tan;
wei cut and shaped-ends Of two lines. sizes Ss,
20. and a. Reduced from $500 TO 5000 each
s Mems Lightweight Tan OTcrcoats: carefully
shaped and tailored; sizes a. 55. Sc. and - Re
duced from s3o00 10 $500 each
Mems Lightweight Tan Covert Cloth Over
coats silk lined throughout; ends Of lines to be
discontinued; snzes 35 s. 81. and IS. Reduced
from 81 90 TO $500 each
Mems High-gTade Covert Cloth Overcoats. silk
lined throughout; sizes 50, IS. 90, and i2 Reduced
from S20O 70 5000 each.
Main fOE-F 81
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Medical sncirfr Meets

At the home of DR.. A. r. Stands. 90l
Sixteenth street northwest, the Medical
and Surgical Society Of the District OF
Columbia held its first meeting Of the
year last night. officers were elected as
follows, President, DIT. Wade H. Atkin-
son; vice president, Dr. W. c. Gwynn
secretary and treasurer, DR.. Truman
Able. Dr. Stands read the address OF
the acting president, and DT. L. Morgan
presented a paper on The influence OF
food on the human life
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BIG MORTALITY" IN MAILS.
Dead Letter Office Handled ]. 1.OO5. 800
Pieces in September.

The report on the undelivered mail mat
ter handled by the Dead Letter Office in
September, 1907, shows that 1.o15. $50 pieces
OF mail matter were received and S35. .gsI
pieces were returned 20 the senders. as
compared with 944,029 pieces received and
2l9.54 pieces returned in September. 1906
Circulars and nonreturuable letters 10
the number of 457.193 were DESTROYED.
while in the same month last year 554. 2i7
pieces Of such matter were destroyed.
The sum Of S535I74 was found in the
dead" letters. and S4,371.64 was returned
TO the Sanders
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Shoe Department.

y pairs Womsns Button Shoes, patent coltskiu
vamp, cloth top. plain toe Cuban heel sizes 5l4
and 6zA-. 6. and 6aB-5. 81. s. and SIC
SAD Reduced from 500 to S25 pair.
p pairs Womcn's Patent C0lJskin Lace Shoes,
Blucher cut, welt sole. military heel sizes 3lsA-
g. 81. T. ~. 5 and 6B-3. ST. ~, 81. c, 6z.
and 7C-3 81. J. ~, 5, 81, Fz, and ID. Re
duced from $50 to s25
l6 pairs Wonen's Patent Coltskin Lace Shoes,
welt sole, military heel; sizes 3, ~, aud 6B-
g. a. 5 and 5C-9. AZ. 5. 81. 6, 6l3. and ID.
Reduced from $500 to S275 pair.
Third eoor-Tcnth ST.
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Friday Bargain in
Muslin Underwear.

Women's French Handmade
Night Gowns. fine nainsook. chem
ise style, with low, round neck,
three-quarter hmono sleeves; yoke
daintily hand-embroidered in sew
eral different floral designs; neck
and sleeves finished with hand-em-
broidered button-hole edge; eyelets
and ribbon.
Special value, S2.25 each.
Nomen's Outing Flannel Petit
cOa's, in pink-and-white and blue
and-white striped effects; made
very full with wide rufle and deep
hem.
Special value, .5oc each.
Third fDor-EleTeuth st.
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A New Washington Novel.

The Washington Herald viii Tuesday, its
anniversary. publication story dipo
political and social life Washington The the
story The Dainty Lady Mary" and the author is Foxcro
previous Washington by
"Desposm Democracy Mrs Darrell" attracted
attention. leading country
great American had
Dainty Lady Mary" a worthy successor
striking novels.
The Washington Herald rights the
publication story, upon
columns viii be published United States Canada
Britain, the colonies. rights
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Frida1Bargains in
POpuLlr Pictures.

A lot OF Pictures "Colored
Heads" in ovalblack metal frame ,
size 8xIo inches.
Special prize, PC each.
A lot of Pitures "Colored
Heads and Figure in oval black
metal frames, wlthAasel backs; size
sx7 inches.
Special price, &c each.
A lot Of ChiIdren's Colored Pic
tures, in oval black METAL frames ;
size 314x412 inches.
Special price, Iodeach.
Fourth foor-Tenth St.
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Department.

Large Clothes Hamper, damaged, reduced from
S3-0o 20 $50; ! reduced from $50 to 500
Palm Silver Baskets. soiled. Reduced from
SIS 10 75c each.
! Fancy Scrap Basket reduced from Soc to 55c;
2 reduced from SIS to 75c each
Fifth hoor-G st.
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Friday Bargain in
Mems Linen Collars.

A lot Of Mems Linen Collars,
mostly understanding style, with
straight and turned points. These
are ends Of lines we are going to
discontinue, and all sizes are COM
bined in the lot.
9Oc per dozen. Were SI.5o.
Also 20 dozen pairs Mems Plain
Tan Sox, in a heavy weight-end
of a manufacturers discontinued
line; sizes 911 and 10 only.
o pairs for soc. Value, 25c pair.
And these remnants
30 Mems Printed PercaIe ard Madras Nsslige
Shirts, mostly with separate cuffs. soilod; sizes
Il - Is l2. Is. and l6 = Reduced from SI-OO and
SL50 to SOC each
Mems Extra Heavy Plain White Sweaters.
turtle neck; soIed; sizes 30 and e. Reduced from
SEQ TO $500 each
Mems Sweaters, coat style. collar attached
soied: sizes 36 s. and f. Reduced from $50
and s. 90 to $50 each
Is Mems Soft and Suf Felt Hats s1iled; sizes
8 81 IS, II. and IS Reduced from $50
and SEQ to soc each.
Main foor-F St
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GIoueester and Lebanon safe.

The Navy Department was advised
yesterday Of the safe arrival at Ports
mouth. n. H, Of the Gloucester and the
Lebanon. The two vessels were last
sighted at Cape Charles on Friday, en-
route from Pensacola Some anxiety was
felt for the safety of the vessels.
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MISS AMY COLLIER WEEDS.
Daughter of Late DIR. Collier Bride
of Gilbert Montague.

New York. oct 3.-DIiss Amy a. Col
lier. daughter Of the late DR.. Peter
Collier. and Gilbert II. Montague were
married this afternoon at the Protestant
Episcopal Church Of the Epiphany. at
Lexington avenue and Thirty-ffth street
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Hugh Birkhead, rector Of St. Georges
Church, and Rev. Arthur Ketcham.
curate Of the Epiphany. The bride was
given away by her uncle. President
James B. Angel, of the University OF
Michigan
She was attended by Miss Amy o.
Aldrich, her cousin, as maid of honor.
James o. Proctor, Of Boston, assisted
as best man. and the Messrs. B. H.
Brown. William II. Chadbourne, Med
berry Blanchard, Mark Sullivan, Chester
II. Aldrich, a cousin of the bride. and
Judge William H. Wadhams were ushers.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-04
IN The SOCIAL WORLD
French Ambassador Is Due
in New York To-day.
BRIDE OF BRITISH CAPTAIN

Wedding "a Quiet
ARair-Mrs. Charlotte Tyson Hins-
ley, Daughter of Arctic Explorer,
Becomes the Wife of MIR. Leonard
4. Merritt, OF state Department,
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Long Branch. n. J., oct. 3.-Ex-Post-
master Gen. Charles Emory Smith, edi-
tor OF the Philadelphia Press. and Miss
Henrietta Nichols, daughter Of Mrs.
Washington Romaine Nichols, Of New
York. were married to-day at the brides
summer home in Park avenue.
The ceremony was performed by Right
Rev. James A. McPaul. D. D., bishoT
of Trenton. who was assisted by Rev. Or.
=. CantweH. rector Of the Church Of Lady
Star Of Sea, Long Branch; Rev. Richard
a. Cream. rector OF St NIichaers Church,
OF New York, and Rev. Dr. Griffin the
bishops secretary Of Trenton.
At the ceremony the bride was attired
in a rich gown Of white satin. and wore
tulle veil, caught UP with diamond
clasp. The two bridesmaids, gowned in
pink chiffon and old lace, wearing pink
hats and pink coral necklaces. We're Miss
Frances Livingston Sullivan and Miss
Leta Sullivan. Of Philadelphia, nieces
Of the bride.
The flower girls, also nieces Of the
bride who were gowned in white hand
embroidered linen over blue, were Elain
Sherman Sullivan and Helen Nichols.
Mr.. William Potter. Of Philadelphia, for
merly Minister to Italy. was the best
man.
Leave for Canada.
Following the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was served. Mr.. and Irs. Smith
left in an automobile for their wedding
trip. which viii include a visit 70 Canada.
The bride is the daughter Of Washington
r. Nichols who was a prominent member
Of the bar IN his day. One Of her an
cestOrs. Sergeant Francis Nichols. was a
brother Of Sir Richard Nichols, the first
Colonial governor Of New York. Her
great grandfather was Benjamin RO-
maine, who was the second comptroller of
New York
The guests at the wedding included:
United States Senator and Mrs. Philander
&C.. Knox. former Attorney General and
Mrs. John ". Griggs. Mt. Lawrence
Gillespie United States Senator Chauncey
N. Depew Gen. Stewart Woodford, for
mer Minister 10 Spain; Gen. James II.
Wilson. Of Wilmington, Del; Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Livingston, Mr.. and Mrs.
James 7. Sullivan.
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Toy Department.

Granite Tea Set. Reduced from s5 to $50
2 China Tea Sets, damaged, reduced from Sl0 to
jOc set. 3 reduced from SL00 10 25c set.
l Race Track reduced from 5000 % 500; re-
duced from SEQ tc SI00.
, Buck Saws. Reduced from 50c % 10c each.
I Horses damaged Reduced from &c and SOC to
I0c each
set japanese Boats. Reduced from $50 to zc.
l Blackboard, damaged. Reduced from $50 to
SGa
2 boxes Picture Blocks, damaged. Reduced from
$50 TO DC box.
Large Loose-j0inted Dressed Doh. Reduced from
$3.50 % 500
! Iointed Dressed Doll, with natural hair. Re
duced from 500 TO 500
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Phone Main $500 when You Return.

Subscribers returning from their SIM
mer home who desire to have their paper
sent to their city address will please
phone Main eco,
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EDITOR SMITH WEEDS
Miss Nichols Bride of Ex-
Postmaster General.
LEAVE FOR CANADIAN TRIP

Couple Depart in Auto for Wedding
JOuFHey-PrOminent Guests Present
by Bishop McPauI, of Trenton.
Bride Attired in White satin.
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Friday Bargain in
Imported COTSetS.

To make room for new impOrta-
tons now arriving we offer all small
lots and one-of-a-kind corsets re-
mainingiin stock at clearance prices.
They a1e high-class goods, inClud-
ing our best French Corset, the
'Paraue :" also the Lily of France
and others, and are made Of plain
and embroidered batistes, coutils,
&c. Some are embroidered in dainty
cOlors and lace trimmed. All are
boned with real whalebone. There
are all sizes in the combined lots,
Reduced as follows:
$500 from $500.
$4.oO-from $3.50.
$500 from $50.
$500 from $500.
$3.50 from $II.5o.
$3.50 from SIo,5o.
$500 from $I2.5o.
Third Aoor-Ele7enth st.
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Friday Is Our Remnant Day.

|T~HIS Remnant Sale includes every department eab-
lismen from the basement the seventh floor Those so
Inclined can find most exceptional bargains everything needed
for comfort and adment and bung the home There
are remnants every character and every line of goods They
simply odds ends Of things any OF which would be useful
Bargain opportunities abound and the goods things
as are needed now for personal comfort or the home.
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.Phone NIain zoo When You Return.

Subscribers returning from their sum
mer home who desire 10 have their paper
sent to their city address will please
phone Main $780,
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$I.5O Each

Values, S2.95, $3.50, and $500.
o Boys Blouses; sizes to Is Reduced from
50c, 75c and Sl.o0 TO S9c each.
2 BOYS Cotton Blousesi sizes and i Reduced
from Soc 10 25c each.
p Boys silk Ties. Reduced from 50c 10 &c each.
pairs BOYS Straight-cIt Pants; sizes Is and
l6. Reduced from Sl0O to 50c pair.
Third foor-Tenth ST.
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Friday Bargain in
BlaIk Six LiSLe Hose.

10 dozen pairs Women's Black
Silk Lislt Hose, with and without
cotton sohs; very fine and elastic
all sizes.
Special value, $50;
3 pairs for SLOO.
SIain foor-F 81
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Friday Bargain in
English NainSOOk.

100 pieces English Nainsook (I2
yards TO the piece, boxed), the cele-
brated Sun Bleach brand. By
mistake the goods were not folded
prOPeriy-hence the special price.
$2.25 per piece.
Regular price, SIS.
White Goods Dept. Second door-EIeyenth st.
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Is pairs Football Pants. heavily padded sizes 30
to 55. Reduced from $l.O0 and $50 10 l0c pair.
Fnnrfh flor Flerenfh s.
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Bows Furnishing Dept.

A lot Of BOYS Wash Suits, in Russian Blouse
and Sailor Blouse styles, and in white and neat
oolored effects slightly mussed and s0iled. sizes
g l-2 70 q
The Washington herald., 1907-10-04

Geo. c. Shaffer Makes Speciality
OF floral work for weddings. 14th & Eye
The Washington herald., 1907-10-04

Lieut.. Commander de Blanpre, naval at
tache Of the French Embassy, is in New
Nine. Jusserand, and Nine de Blanpre,
who will arrive there tonight The
latter is returning from France, where
she has spent the summer. Lieut..
Commander de Blanpre arrived in Wash
ngton last week, ana since has been
undetermined as to winter quarters, hav-
ing given up the apartments he formerly
occupied at Stoneleigh Court when he and
Nine de Blanpre went abroad in the
early summer.
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Gen. Charles II. Iompkins Q. 5. A,
and his daughter have returned TO their
home, 1925 Twenty-frst street northwest.
DR.. and Mrs Henry Elliott announce
the engagement of their sister, Miss Nir-
glnia Fowle Metzgar Taylor, to NIr. Rich
ard c. r. Tally. The wedding will take
place about the middle Of November. The
honeymoon viii be spent in Virginia, the
ancestral home Of the bride,
The Washington herald., 1907-10-04

Mr.. and Mrs. William Frye White af-
ter closing their summer home at Squir-
rel Island, Me, spent few weeks with
Mr.. Whites family at Lewiston, Ne.
They are now the guests Of Senator Will
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-18
THE SITUATION IS INDEED SERIOUS

Has the president reached the parting of the ways? Has the
princess good fortune constantly his companion deserted him
Is Mr. Roosevelt make impossible the reelection of Republican
president for generaonl Is the great of talk and action
losing his neve The suggestion of these questions the
ports concerning Hartman.
There that the president is last giving willing
those counseors who have urged him pay attention
the wishes of Wall Street the who finance Republican
campaigns Hartman has been very potent factor New York
politics 1t will be recalled that he sneeringy referred former
Gov Ode when governor of the Empire small partner
the Hartman of New York The we'll
indicated by this reference for Hartman had received
ca favors because of his friendly relations with the governor
Now the interstate commission makes charges
claims to have investigated thoroughly concerning of Harri
mans railroad deals The first report that Hartman had vo-
lated the laws of the land Is there punishment
when they undertook form "a government of "
Unfortunately for the president his attorney has declared
published interviews that such transactions should be punished
cmnay Now Wall Street said be that Hartman
will not be troubled that the talk of receivehp all bluff and
the thing do is to keep merry heart and watch ordinary folks
into the sending of the fleet the Pacific
There very side this whole question The people
have smiled when the president his big talk superior
the Constitution and have doubted when he declared
steer the ship Of state was his They do not like be
fooled however, and they will stand for law rich
in politics and different law for simple robber like Runyan
The Republican first watch Hartman They
rid of him He claims be politician power
and influence he claims be the because he the
sole individual that above the laws eemen have made
tme for the president think think
pretty hard
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-18
PITY YOUR HORSE.

Well, is it hot enough for you?
This will hear all sides Now, against
sizzling SPELL when and child kick and wish that
ter would come and coal remain summer prices.
However, that human WILL school
keep somewhat healthy temperature.
But how about the horses?
The human is able mitigate his her dscomforts with
thinner clothing and refreshing drinks electric FANS
but with the poor horses it is different
Many houghless and boys daily driving their
horse the degrees instead
and observe that the poor beasts suffering
Any boy abuse horse should be
punished severely and this of the year punishment
should be trebled
There few dons" that regards the beast of burden
well worth reading and remembering
Don't forget horse will repay for the if
II right
Don't stand it in the when by moving 1t the
around the you find shady spot.
Don't put load when is at Ss
that you do when it's at freezing point.
Don't fail it at short intervals
Don't fail to bathe its head with cold
Don't drink whiskey yourse-the horse sometimes suffers
from il.
Don't fail if the shows signs Of exhaustion to give it
half hours
Don't 1t feel the lash Of your tongue
IS the whip
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-18
WHAT POSSIBILITIES!

What possibilities there might be for the Republican party in
this state it, of the executive committee
Republican of the Roosevelt Hughes type received the nominal
Boss Bayton created What rafting dry bones there
would be- and how the Republicans Of the of the country would
open their eyes
There likelihood of anyone getting the appointment but
friend OF the ofeholds In fact the named to NIL
vacancy country politician who has long held the fat job OF
factory Inspector No holding office in Rhode Island who
his place the Republicans dare advocate change OF
policy by the Former Kmba the other day
the benefit idea but the former always
better than the great majority of his political associates
There will be great taken tomorrow meeting not
because the world losing time the question OF the boss
the but because strained the
dons the ranks of the Republican party that break
There plenty indications that the endorsement
got together before the legislature closed and elected the
man. party would be enthusiastic but the
leaders busy explaining the bunde of the last session
There hundreds of Republicans this state who
of the lack public spirit shown by the leaders These dsconented
satisfied with the getting of the Offices by the
creating offices for the henchmen Of the machine They be-
eve but end and they to know how
the party stands such specific questions the holding OF
stitutional convention,
These believe that is best that be
manipulated few ngsters and who by their hired make
only the gterng promises Very want TO know
why party platform favors does the sentiment OF all
parties this the giving of the
Republican of ability be found frame that
than half dozen Republicans the house Of representatives will
support?
Of ideas and Of determination the executive
committee might the office JOLT but he might
bring moorngs thousands who drift
Republican abor 1t is safe such will
be named.