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Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-15
Cut In FIqht

A. Bias was arrested on Central avenue
last night and placed in the city jail on
charge of battery. He Is alleged to have
cut Edward Carson with knife In ngnt
at that point. Both men ha6 been drink
ing and got into a row over the payment
of a number of drinks.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-15
auy NOW

Now e the time to buy chamoerlain.s
ra,,c 1~ cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It
Soiao, ~ es,.tatr "a be needed sooner or later
and =, isa when hen that time comes you win need
u'' 4 hadlv-you will need It quickly. Buy
It now. It may gave hie'
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-15

scribers holding six months contracts Tbs
Housekeep9r instead OF the Woman's Home
Companion. The Housekeeper 10 preferred BY
many OF our patrons. It IL bright. fuli OF ex'
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Morris of Holly
wood have fine new baby boy.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-15

Wife-rd rather starve than cook
Husband-rd rather starve than have yo1Ar
Harper's Weekly
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-15

Mrs. j. Wood, for many weeks guest
of the hotel, left for her home in Van
couver yesterday.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-15
SAN PEDRO TIDE TABLE

Everything you want you win md In the
sent word
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-15

Miss Martha Stuart dined at the hotel
last Sabbath guest of Mrs. Anderson.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-15

After two months spent at Lake Tahoe,
Santa Cruz; and Del Monte, Count Axel
Wachmeister will join his mother, the
Countess Wachmeister, at Hollywood ho-
tel this week, where they anticipate re-
manning during the winter months.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-15

Mrs. Keyes and daughter spent the day
at the hotel last Wednesday.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-15

Mr. and Mrs. Barclay Chadwick, who
have spent the past summer in Europe
have also engaged suite for the coming
season. They are from Detroit, Mich.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-15
HOLLYWOOD HOTEL

A GREAT feature of pleasure and
IN amusement to the guests of the Hol-
IA lywood hotel is the handsome new
auto, 'Lezier," and in the hands of Stan
ley Anderson it speeds the flying hours.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-15

A delightful luncheon was given last
week by Miss Kellie, a guest of the Holly
wood to her friends. Plates were laid for
ten. The decorations were white and
pink, and the afternoon was spent in the
charming Japanese tea room and flower
garden of the hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis D. Miller are to
return soon for the season.
Other guests who registered the past
week are Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Reed, Santa
Fe; Mf and Mrs. C. F. Roeher and fami-
ly, Tucson city; ]. M. Belts and VIE, E.
Parker Los Angeles; Mrs. Anna ID. Dud-
derar. Covina; Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Cad
wallader, Los Angeles; Mr.. and Mrs. E.
G. Kinkead, S. S. Blerk, Santa Ana; Hiss
Helen Fitzgerald. Pasadena; Henry G.
Owens. Charles E. Quirey, C. March. s.
c. Dunlay, George II. Bixby, L. T. FL
dridge. c. D. Daggett, A. E. Loder, Will
liam r. Kettle, w. A. Smith, Irving May,
Los Angeles. and John Donovan, City OF
Mexico.
A delightful afternoon was enjoyed al
Ocean Park one day last week, when the
Crescent Literary society and invited
guests were entertained with program
of readings and vocal and instrumental
music, given under the direction of Mrs
| Elizabeth Dewitt Trowbridge.
| The company assembled in Masonic hall
| and among the 200 or more guests were
many from Los Angeles, members of the
summer colony who are yet tarrying by
the shore, loath to leave the music of the
deep blue sea.
The artists were all Los Angeles people
Mrs Trowbridge contributed reading:
| from a varied contralto solo. for which
Willis Rich played the accompaniment
| two numbers, violin solo and an obli
cato accompaniment were given by Mis-!
Mary Mullins, and w d. Larrabie fur
nished piano numbers. A social hour fol
lowed.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-15

Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Stoneham have TAX
en- apartments at the hotel for the winter.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-15

Howard Pemberton from Phoenix Is
quite a favorite of the hotel. He leaves
for school this week.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-15

Mrs. and Miss Goulding from Port Hur-
on, Mich. have returned from an eastern
trip.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-15

Rev. and Mrs. Robert Boag dined at
the hotel Friday.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-15

Mrs. A. r. Oster and daughter are reg
istered at the hotel from Guaymas, SEN
ora, Mexico.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-15

GREAT feature of pleasure ant
| N amusement to the guests of the Hol.
Ia lywood hotel is the handsome new
auto, "Lezier," and in the hands of Stan
ley Anderson it speeds the flying hours.
! Howard Pemberton from Phoenix is
quite favorite of the hotel He leaves
for school this week.
| After two months spent at Lake Tahoe,
Santa Cruz; and Del Monte, Count Axel
Wachmeister will join his mother, the
Countess Wachmeister. at Hollywood ho-
tel this week, where they anticipate re-
naming during the winter months.
Mrs j. Wood for many weeks guest
of the hotel, left for her home in Van
couver yesterday.
Miss Martha Stuart dined at the hotel
last Sabbath, guest of Mrs. Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Morris of Holly
wood have a fine new baby boy.
Rev. and Mrs. Robert Boag dined at
the hotel Friday.
The many new and artistic houses in
course of construction throughout Holly
wood prove the attractiveness of the place
for beautiful and permanent homes.
Mrs. w. f. Howard of Los Angeles
dined with Mrs. Vera S. -Beane on Fri
day We hope the Howards will return
to the hotel
Mrs. Charles P. Dewey of Chicago will
return soon to the Hollywood. Mrs.
Dewey has been in Europe the past sum-
mer.
Mrs S. F. Speer and Miss Shaw will
return the coming week from an automo-
bile trip through the north.
Mrs D. D. Inglis and daughter are ex-
pected from Tacoma, Wash, the first of
the week.
Mrs. A. r. Oster and daughter are reg
stered at the hotel from Guaymas, Sen
ora, Mexico.
Mrs. and Miss Goulding from Port Hur-
on. Mich, have returned from an eastern
trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Barclay Chadwick, who
have spent the past summer in Europe
have also engaged suite for the coming
season. They are from Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. Keyes and daughter spent the day
at the hotel last Wednesday.
L kcIr
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-15

The many new and artistic houses in
course of construction throughout Holly
wood prove the attractiveness of the place
for beautiful and permanent homes.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-15

Mrs D. D. Inglis and daughter are ex-
pected from Tacoma, Wash, the first of
the week.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-15

Mrs. S. F. Speer and Miss Shaw will
return the coming week from an automo-
bile trip through the north.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-15

Mrs Charles P Dewey of Chicago will
return soon to the Hollywood. Mrs
Dewey has been in Europe the past sum-
rner
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-15

Mrs. w. F. Howard of Los Angeles
dined with Mrs. Vera S. -Beane on Fri.
day. We hope the Howards will return
to the hotel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-17
P%OLITICAL TRADING IN BROOKLYN
Chairman woodruff Takes . slap ~ the
civic Union aud Toks tt~s.

State Chairman Timothy l. Woodruff. at
Republican headquarters in Brooklyn yes
terday. took a slap AZ the Brooklyn Civic
Union. which was organized u few months
Z for the pur pose. as announced by its
projectors. Of bringing about sweeping
reforms In the politics of the borough and
which last week put a full county ticket in
the field.
Mr.. Woodruff said that the Civic Union
was q trading organization" and regret
ted that some Republica candidates had
accepted it's Enforcement.
Il want them. he said, -to rcpudiate IL. =
He said hat although the Republicans
have nominated a straight ticket hey
welcomed the Endorsement Of all -reputa-
ble" political organizations or independent
political bodies Mr.. Woodruff also strongly
d~isapproved Of fusion with the Non-Partisan
Nj. O.. League, of which Bella Toksji 10 the
leader.
This business" he said. of organizing
q league just before election and holding
mp candidates should he STOPPED. II there
is any way to stop IL ! shall try 10 have a
law enacted to cover the situation In some
way"
II was announced last night that the
Civic Union had virtually gone ont Of bust
ness, its candidates having Withdrawn
from the ticket. This was mainly brought
about through the refusal of the Kings
county Democratic party, an anti McCarran
organization 10 continue it's alliance with
the Civic Union. While the anti MoC arren-
ties will have no ticket of their own. tbev
will, accordin 4 20 the declaration of their
leaders. knife the McCarren candidates.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-17
Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON. Oct. Is.-These army order. were
Issued TO day:
Capt. Alexander N. Miller, Jr.. Ninth Cavalry
detailed for service In the o~usrternaster's Depart
ment.
Can't. Charles 7. Baker. ouartermastsr, 20 For,
Hamilton In charge OF construction work.
These 0ffcers were transferred from tho infantry
arm 10 held artillery and assigned as Indicated:
Second Lieut.. BENJAMIN N. Bailey. TO Battery A,
Firth Field Artillery: Second Lieut.. William r.
sharp. to First Field Artillery and TO Fort SiI;
Second Lieut.. Frank Thorp. Jr.. 10 Third Field
Artillery and TO Fort sam Houston.
Contract Surgeon Percy G.. Drake, 10 Fort Jay.
These navy orders were Issued:
Capt. G. r. Fox. 10 command tho South Dakota
Capt. j. q. Ooiwell. retired. from Naval War
College. Newport, 10 home.
Commander NJ. l.. Wood, from command Of the
Dixie 10 home and wait orders.
lieut.. T.. T. Fitzgerald. from the Ohio TO home
Tieuts. p. ID. burns and F. L. ssndos. from the
Dixle TO home and walt orders.
Surgeon IL. ID. Wilson. from tho Dixie to home
Pay master n. A. Wise. Jr.. from the Missouri
70 home and resignation accepted.
Psymaster ". II. Dohcrty. from Now York yard
Passsd Assistant. Paymaster 7. T.. .wa,rous. 70
New York yard, provisions and clothing depart
Assistant Paymasser q. ?. snamcr. nom the ma,
To home. settle accouasQ and Wsit 0rdeu.
Assistant Paymaseer ". .. Zane, TO Norfolk yspa
az. pay oaoc! second torpedo notlls.
Ensign n. q. BOWEN. from the Dilic 10 the
Rnsi9n X. b. cnttendcn. from the Ml,wauke,
10 Mare Island Naval hc~pitsl for txvauncnt.
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,.wsHU u,>~s ,..ss,s,"w
vs,, amr-r- ps~s-,r Ne ~m Nrss. t.s-s
s.sn.ssw.i ~ ss,sssN str~s w sssw.s.

W%ssHIsurpS. ut ~ There 10 . Arm
cnnvicttcn In tho nin'l. ~ navy "ri'~r-
that tho Atlantic T~-' t~rpnnn-l sill undergo
Reorganization sonn alto - r-sol,s~ san
Frsn,fsro shd that Rear admiral hvsns will
.r~linquish command ah"u' the tim" ~ hi-
rr' Tsspynt fTu;a as'iye duty IN tIes.s'. shs
~ t. oh" viii -uos,-ei him there IL a
difference - opinion IN" three prfc-r-
Iuon whom the command miAs b~ eh-
sct~i a. fall under ordinary circumstance.
Itear Admiral. James Henry DAYTON.
harlee Mitchell Thomas and William
u, Emory Gill follow Rear Adm rial Evans
int retirement very ANON. Tho two first
named 60 on the retired list in October and
he last named ia Decernhei For this rea
-on neither NAV b- chosen. The choice
seems t. lie betwe-n Rear Admiral Charles
=. sperry. nov nc The Hague, who IL IL up-
lerstood will command one division of tho
Atlantic feet. and Rear Admiral Joseph
Nevton Hemphill.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-17
FUSION NOTTFIf ATIONS
To he Made on Friday Parsons Appeals
fer Votes to Back Hughes.

The candidates on the Republican indie
pendence League county ticket viii! be
formally notified OF their nominations &C
the Park Avenue Hotel Tomorrow after
noon at 6 o'clock. The Republican noti-
hcation speeches will be made by Otto Il.
Barnard. chairman OF the Republican
notification committee. and Clarence y.
Shearn will officially inform the Lea CUE
nominees that they are running on the
fusion ticket.
Chairman Herbert Parsons Of the Re-
publican organization issued this state
ment last night: Before the campaign
opened l said that the tissue would he,
whether Gov. Hughes should he sustained
in his policies. I mention IL again, as all
Republicans must realize the Importance
Of IL Last year We sen TO the Assembly
from New York county nine Republican
Assemblymen. II IL up to tho Republicans
TO see that the same districts again return
men TO support Gov. Hughes. Fusion will
help The two districts which last year
went most strongly for Gov. Hughes elected
Tammany Assemblymen In the last similar
on year. which was 1902. Follower OF
Gov. Hughes have a chance 20 do more than
send supporters Of Gov. Hughes to the
Assembly from those nine districts. They
can double that support by voting our ticket.
Will they support Gov. Hughes or will
they support Murphy"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-17
LAWYERsW no arr ron wBSTwav
n~sevs a. Nserrts. Chairman ef Their Com
mitte~: John a. slsrk. Treasurer.

Robert e. Morris will he chairman Of a
committee Of lawyers who are 60 handle
Judge Whitman's campaign. This body
IL wholly independent Of any political
organization and il composed Of members
~ the bar without regard Ia political afili-
alton. Mr.. Morris said yesterday:
Il have consented Ia act as chairman II
a COMMITTEES ~ lawyers. composed If both
Republicans and Democrats, who are
organizing themselves into "a committee
Ia aid Judge Whitman'- campaign. IL
gives mo a great deal u persoDsl pleasure
TO do TINS work tor Judge Whitman. as
l have Known him Intimately for a great
number Of years and regard him IA n man
% the highest integrity and exceedingly
we'll equipped for the position ~ Judge
~ General Srssions. !" headuuarters
Will be open from y O'Clock in the morning
until IL O'Clock at nighr and some member
~ the COMMITTEES will ALWAYS he in charge. A"
John q. Clark will act IA the treasurer
of this COMMITTEES and any subscriptions
in support ~ this movement should be
sent "a him at the headquarters in the Hotel
Brpslin.
Judge Whitman himself will not he able
10 bc az his headquarters in the Hotel Rres-
lin until after I o'cloc in the afternoons
because OF his OF duties. Waiting for
him last evening AZ the Headquarters were
q large number Of his friends. who think
that he will run far ahead OF his ticket.
Already large patches ~ letters ave been
received by Judge Whitman from Repub-
licsns who have informed him that while
they are averse 10 voting for the Hearst
candidates Oh the fusion ticket they will
nevertheless vote for him on election day
and scores OF communications have been
received from Democrats promising their
support.
The county committee al it's adjourned
meeting n-rt Monday night will indcrse
Judge Whitman.
A meeting Of lawyers. professional men
and merchants % the East Side was held
az New Clinton Hall, ISL Clinton street.
last night to organize a campaign commit
tee In behalf OF Judge Whitman.
A committee of $50 members as formed,
and IA campaign, which will include red fire
and torshiigh, PROFESSIONS; will be under
worked up the campaign on the East Side
for Jerome. il in charge.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-17
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~'n,l~t.ni-n' mtv~m.n, rhs ''ll"~ins
~npmin,tions ~~f~ fusar
tls ,ri ~ Wright. ~ ~ Nssws -
lawyer and Tho t~'~.n.~rs,,~ >-~-mhlyman
Oh r~~--n,ly h.mish, -,i, sss,n-' former
SENATOR istp~- smith. IL. fus -lsni~f
James y. jaru,~-,n ~ I~rvinsinn. fltw-.,i
Pom-roy - Mllhurn. president ~ tho
National frr~c, Liquidation t~ags~ Frank
Cnbh - Newark, FORMER treasurer - N"
,tvic- club ~ Tho Otang-s. thsrl~s "
Ing-t~,il ~ S,uth Orans-. = member ~ the
executive COMMITTEES ~ tn. National Nun,c-
ipsl League. trorsr ~. we.ks ~ Orange,
Joseph Mu,ch ~ Nutb~y Alden Freeman of
Past Orange. county chairman ~ tho n
pendent Citizens party Frank rnhachsid"n
Montrlsir.
The platform says thai tho paramount
issue ~ the campaign n the overthrow
~ political control ny corporations and
railroads " cslls for the establishment
10 a public utilities commission akpnx the
lines ~ the Hughes legislation. There IL
slso q demand for the breaking up " the
anthracite coal combine which in said ~
exist between the Central Railroad ~ New
Jersey and the Reading Railroad.
There IL u call for direct nomination al sll
candidates for public ONCE. including
United States senator. and Presidential
electors. and a demand for the recount 20
primary an well a. election ballots. 4 slap
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-17
w.. ~. kELLb DECLINES.
says He u tn" Old Z q Rup for Municipal
t'ourt Judge.

William n Kelly. who was nominated
as one ~ the Republican Independence
League candidates for Judge Of the Fourth
Dist riot Municipal Court, filed laSt night
with the Board Of Elections a declination.
He said last night that he was too old To
run for Office again and that H. was on
the advice of Billy Muldoon. whose patient
he has been for several weeks past in the
sapitarum run by Muldoon up in West
chester. that he had decided 10 refuse.
Chairman Parsons Of the Republican county
committee WAS not prepared TO say last
night whether or not another candidate
would he selected TO take the place Of Judge
Kelly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-17
DOCTOR PUNCHED nv ITALIAN,
wbc ss'ts wotnen to Help Him - Al Over
Insurance Policy.

ORANGE. y. j.. Oct. 18.-Antonio Cozza
Of ~ Tompkins street was arrested this
afternoon by Roundsman Ryan and Police
man ByrDes on a charge o. assault made by
Or. W. r. Series. who said he lived at ~
Fulton street. Newark. DR.. Series repre-
SCENTS the Peoples Mutual Life Insurance
Association and League Of Syracuse,
y. Y. Cozza got a policy for his father
n-law and " DIR. Series s.. Cozza
says a friend told him the policy was no good
and Cozza told DIR. Series he would get him
another client.
DIR. Series went into a house with Cozza.
who locked the door and called several
robust women. Then he asked DR.. Series
to return the 81. DIR. Series says he refused
and everybody pitched into him. When
the scrimmage got hot DR.. Series Jumped
out OF a window and ran up the street, with
Sozza and the women following him. Al
Freeman and Tompkins streets Cozza was
arrested.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-17
MARRIED.

JoHNSoN-wHTTE. --octobcr Is. ~ Cyrser cn.--
Chantry. by the Rev. George Rottoms, I0ul,
Ehden White. daughter OF David White. lsI
TO pr. Alexander b. johnson.
hiNG--YoCNG.--The wedding Of Mss Vsh'
Young, daughter OF C. u. Young. TO Cts-cs
oiney King. took place last night ~ M nor,
OF thc BRIDES parents 10 New Rochelle. ~
ceremony was performed by the Rev. v. No
ford T. Duncan.
WiDMAN -JERoME.-op October rs. st r-ta
hem, Pa. Emma n, daughter OF Mr.. snd ",
~ Widlpsn. TO Eugene Donald jerome % New
York.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-17
san FRANCISCO RACE RIOT.
state Department Has NJ News-Japanese
Embassy Treat Il ~ q run en- Row.

WARRINGTON. Oct. o.-The State DE
partment has not received any informa-
tion concerning the race riot in San Fran
cisco. where a lot Of Japanese were stoned
10y citizens Of the United States. The
Japanese Embassy received a telegram
to-day and from the facts disclosed are
disposed to treat the affair as a drunken
riot. The telegram which came from
Japanese sources. declares hat the police
were impartial in heir efforts to restore
order and arrested twice ~ many Ameri-
cans m Japanese. This seems to have i'm
pressed the Embassy here IA a token Of
impartiality on the part of the police.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-17
MARRIED.

ChoATE-CLARKE.-At Chnst's Church, Cooper..
town ". V, on October 10, 1877, by the Rev
Philip a. ". Brown, Miss Anne Hyde Clarke.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. g. Hyde Clarke, 10
Mr.. Arthur Osgood Choato.
wednesday. o.
tober 10. 1877. Al St. PsuiIs Church. Patsruos,
" j.. by the Rev. ID. stuart Hamilton. Mar
xaret Riz Ryie. daughter OF Ms. Peter Ryle.
10 Frcicrck q. f~ayerwcather.
JtoUIrH-HAwLEY.-At gas, o~.,.
October 10. by the Rev. Geo 70 =. mshop.
v. ID. MnJorie. daughter Of Mr.. and Nu. Trad
hAw'ey. IN Horace James Jaauith. both Of
kast, Orange, -
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th~ visw- ~ No i~sains rr~r q hs rsstv
~ % --ii s~ss~ ssy thss~ sHh shaw No
N~h@s-Nsr ht- fslhed ~ fs~ &stsh~Tu
ssp'hnrnt sesinsi hs thiti n0futrsstrN
sna 'H~ ntsutHn in No ~,stfh that " snuit
ms-sn th~ slsns o, r~rtsia irf~ai - ht~ lssrty
W. nrvsn u }. r~,ss~l hes rss~r,lv set''~o
= l~stsr q" . p~r-oosl fri-'ri in whish k~
r-vmtr'- ths opps-ss,n u" h'n IN is~ srd
isn ~ p,snv q ~" l~siins i'~m'~.si- ~
tho e-pnfVv aud .pvs that ~ ~ svse~iy
i-fssins eith hifnsrif The s~dvs~.hiitv ~
again d~.r,srt, 9 him.~lf ~ 10 r~rtidsss
The i'-mo-rsiio national committeeman
who .rct~ ~ 'h~-- matters saii. hovev~r
hat W. brvsn and VIZ Hrysn'- fr,cn,i.
are Ia rssslNs great rpnead.rsti"r IN fhs
NATIONAL convention for the ressrn thai
~ the ~ igpt showAb ~ t,~rno-
cratic amt tate for ~. Presidency IN ,vs
can hor~ to win ri,bpu' tho absolute lnysl'y
and -uprort ~ Col Bryan and his friend.
In the PARTY
Col wstt-rsnn 10 puttins ~ - yres,
nght ~ induce III. Democratic national
committee NJ IL meeting in I'-refnber ~
teinc Louisville sS the convention stty
On tho other hand the Democrats ~ rho
Norhees, are battling for ~. Paul and
Milwaukee,. notably the former city. rhs
Bryan people. IL Vas stated. believe that N
~ Paul II selected IL will bs 10 the advantage
~ Gov. John 4. johnson ~ Minnesota. ~
whom Col. Bryan IN The COmmonsr has
repestehly spoken IN The highest terms.
Democrats from Massachusetts were
here yesterday and thew s.id that the friends
uf William T.. Douglas, the last Democratic
''o vernon 81 that eaith. we're
already working in different parts - the
country 10 bring Airf ia A. the Democratic
candidate for Vce-Pre-ident