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MIR. Fcnuelrs Observation.


Ponds. Ala, July 1907.
10 is a puzzle 90 me 20 see that
la people have and can get all they
need and want and yet they act so
'careless. These people have been in
.structed but they do not heed IT..
suppose the teaching is out OF their
.sight. There is no need 10 under
stand Latin and Greek before I'M
.derstanding English.
These people want 10 hear "a man
praise them in their ignorance and
foolish way. You are all right in
their sight but when you begin to
tell them about their short comings
you can soon see the whites of their
ewes. These people have not drunk
much milk and they are not of any
size. Our young men and young
women in these parts of Alabama
are not Of much note. Much of their
ignorant way is due their parents.
This is very hard but It is true.
nope for a better time to come.
Yes, because want to change
my writing / have been speaking
all along this line long enough, /
think But when the wind is blow
ing from the north trigid zone il
is mighty cold and we can't help IL.
And from the south temperate zone
it is hot and we can't help IL. My
peoples veins are stretched to the
last in ignorance. Our men who are
supposed TO have wives are not
able 10 teach them as they should
be taught. We are expecting our
girls and women to be sober-mind-
ed but from the outlook now il is
not so.
Again, our young men are not a
bic TO teach soberness and sobTiety
as it should be taught. They don't
practice genteel living at all. If a
man begins assOciating with a girl
he never makes but one or two Wis
; its before he is going 10 marry her
on the next one. He makes her a
I balloon Of promises and she is ex-
pecting IL and il must come or some
thing must go.
There is a fortune ia this country
for the colored man, both education
ally and mentally and morally II
they will pick IL up. Our boys and
girls must lean and depend on the
stan of industry. Their minds are
shackled of evil. They never think
OF elevation or speak of elevation.
They never think OF social living,
but all to idleness and non-progress-
liveness. You can see them every
day OF your life standing at the pool
of enmity. Our leaders must bear
Heavier upon social purity.
A. A. FENNELL.
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Men and Girls Wanted.

The Blackwell and Brothers are
engaged in practical house painting.
We employ FIVE men and one girl in
our Office, why not help US to employ
more? When we help ourselves we
help others. Our motto Is ITO
please the people"
What others have done we can do.
Let US do your painting; your Job
work. Rates are cheap. Terms
easy. We want ten men and two
girls help Us TO get them by giving
US your large and small Jobs.
BLACKWELL & BROS.
Cor. Price & Jackson Sts-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-08-10

CHICAGO. Aug .. - Refused the
granting of hiS petition that he be
appointed .9 J.i-e Lands co-receiyer
with Holm e.. Hately. now in caarpe
OF the Zioa city property. and unheed
Ell la his protests agaiTst the sale OF
the Zion lace industries. Overseer WI
bur Glenn Noliva. who usurped the
place OF John Alexander Dowie as
head Of the CHRISTIAN Catholic church.
asserted his defiance of the forces or
gained against him and declared that
he would abandon Zion City 70 estab-
fish a colony of his own elsewhere.
Il shall abandon the old hulk. and
she may sink for an Of me-" declared
NOliva
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knights OF Pythias.

The Uniform Rank. Knights OF
Fythias OF this city has arranged 10
observe its anniversary Sunday, Au-
gust 2oth, in Petersburg, Va. Coach
es have been secured over the Sea-
board Air Line Railway and the
knights. their wives and their
friends are expected 20 be at the
Main Street Station at $3.50 O'Clock
that morning. Returning the party
Will reach the city at p. NJ. A ser
mon viii be preached to the Knights
in Petersburg.
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STANDING ~ ,hc nr-cbau clubs.
AMERICAN LEAQUE
FOUR DEAD IN WRECK.
TftusviIle Express In smashup Near
Kelly STATION.

PITTSBURG, Pa, Aug. THE TT.
tusville express. sOuthbound. on the
Buffalo and Allegheny division OF the
Pennsylvania railroad. was wrecked
near Kelly station, ten miles from
Kittanning, Pa. by being sideswiped
by a freight car which had broken
away from n northbound freight en-
CINE The engine was derailed and
two baggage cars, a smoker and news
paper car wrecked.
At least four persons are dead and
twenty-five injured. Among the iden-
tilted dead are Mrs Alonzo Hun and
her infant son. Johnstown, Pa: NJ. b.
Irwin. engineer Of the passenger train,
oakmont Pa. body cut in two and
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-08-10

Moonlight Excursion.

81 t-sid 49,. - o.s-.--- ts 4 ~ W
Go with us to Dutch Gap on the
beautiful steamer. Hampton Roads,
Wednesday evening, August 18th,
1907 Boat leaves Old Dominion
Wharf promptly at s p. NJ. Under
auspices of Circle. No 9, of the LIST
Baptist Church. Refreshments In
abundance. Round trip soc.
Committee: James Goode. G.. w
Brown, l.. Storrs. Joseph Charity,
Charles Robinson w. II. Tomlin.
w. II. Jones. j. W. Scott, II. G.. Car
ter president: C. J. A. Briggs, treas
urer; A. T. Wright. secretary.
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Say Mock Duck Was In s.shoot Up

BOSTON, Aug. Mock Duck, said
10 be one Of the leaders Of the Hep
Sing tong was arrested ia Quincy
and locked up here on a charge OF be-
ing concerned in the fatal shooting in
Chinatown when three members of
the On Leong tong. another Chinese
secret society, were killed. Mock Duck
had a "A caliber revolver on his per-
son when arrested Seven Of the ten
Cinnamon who were said to have taken
part in the shooting have been appre-
hended.
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Hink-ine Is No Experiment.

y ROBERTS, hmomEn
OF lore people
nd yhue thin aa
a f nd enyyau8 teb RfrDy
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from O tire sprm faed
me we &c moi banewh
SAT ppH n edu t the
a d u knots Hm
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not than three inc
have use it steadily aneA handH
my Ia beomeam ttngr
in
A
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NEW YORK, Aug. Mrs. Richard
Mansfield has telegraphed from Sara
nae Lake to former Judge DittenhOfer,
counsel for Richard Mansfield, stating
that the rumor that Mr.. Mansfield had
had serious relapse was untrue. She
says that he had a bad attack OF
sciatics due to the damp weather. but
that he is improving.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-08-10

BORDEAUX, Aug. G. 90 Five men
were killed and two were MORALLY in
jured near here in a collision Of two
motor cars. One Of the cars was com
peting in the Criterion cup race. While
running at full speed II struck a tour
Ing car. Among the men killed are
the editors Of two Partisan newspa-
pers. The government at once stopped
the cup race.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-08-10

NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-President
Peters OF the Long Island railroad
has been arrested on account OF the
death at a grade crossing OF Dr. +. j..
Gallagher and his fiancee in an avto
wreck
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-08-10
Agents Wanted.

AGENTS WANTED everywhere 10
sell Ruby Dressine. the greatest ten
cent preparation for the hair on the
market. Sells like hot-cakes. Ev-
erybody buys. Big money made.
Address,
NIRKLEY SPECIALITY MFG. CO.,
S13 w. Madison Street,
Baltimore, Maryland
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Good Pay and a Good Home.

a first class cook and house ser
want is wanted by Mr. Samuel Reg
ester, HOP +. Main Street. Per
sons Of good character. who desire
first class treatment and who will
receive first class wages are wanted
Any one desiring a good home will
do well to call and see him.
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sso.-

Send fifty cents for the Northwest
Negro Progress Number OF The
Seattle Republican and learn OF the
opportunities OF the Negro in the far
Northwest.
THE SEATTLE REPUBLICAN,.
Seattle, Washington
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WANTED-Young man about IS
years old 10 take charge of a
boot-black parlor. Must be a
hustler with experience. Good
money to the right party. Write
JOHN A. CURTIS,
Q N. Main Street,
Pittston, Penn.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-08-10
A REVELATION.

The Book OF Seven Seals by Luz
cinda Young, who in the year OF
1890 laid on her bed twenty-four
days and saw dreams and visions,
was commanded by God to write the
wonders she saw into a book. Tnis
book tells also about a seven years
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-08-10

Now Going On.

Bazaar and Lawn Party, St. Jo-
seph's School Grounds, First Street,
August ., 6. Z, s. Q. 10, -. Admis-
sion 10 cents. Come and enjoy your
selves.
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ROund-Trip, ST.

Special Fast Tranv promptly
A is the only
Traiug riqht
@ leave Ground
OF
and
Public duil il of
the Negro Building Tickets
ther information apply L MILLER Chairman,
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famine that is to come. It is sold at
$1.00.
Address all communications to
MRS. LUCINDA YOUNG,
Lambertville, N. J.
Agents Wanted.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-08-10

We are sending out sample cop
les. We shall be glad to have your
name on our regular subscription
list.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-08-10

-Nelsou.s HAIR Dressing can be
bought az jennings and Brown Drug
Store, Pittsburg, Pa.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
Notable Events OF che Week Briefly
ChrnufeIed

NoAnnAe events oa thc Week Briefly
ChroutcIed.
The police of Dayton. o.. are seeking
the man who maltreated and murdered
Anna Markowitz ON sunday evening
after having shot and fatally wounded
her escort, Abe Gordon, but there seems
scant hope or ever solving the crime
Gordon died later.
w. B. Stretch OF Killawoc. y. T.. was
thrown from his automobile NO Rich
ford. Dis skull was crushed and he
died six hours later. The steering gear
of the machine gave way. and the car.
SIR. Stretch Mr.. and Mrs. Moore OF
Killawog and Miss p0dcewortb Of Ho-
boken. who were I'm the car. were
thrown Gown thirty foot embauk-
meut Nr. Stretch being thrown against
"a tree
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-08-10

nr Simon Flexner has discovered a
serum for the cure OF spinal menin-
gifts. 1t is said thousands of lives VIII
Doc saved by the discovery.
IL was given out at G.. A. r. head
quarters az Saratoga that President
Roosevelt would attend the convention
there. but Secretary Loeb states posi-
lively That the president win not be at
the encamnmeuJ
Suggestive pictures ON walls OF south
ern saloons are the main causes OF as.
saults on southern women by negroes.
according 20 Mrs. Nounic Curtis Of
Texas. national organizer OF the Won.
ems Christian Temperance union.
Rev. DR. Hugh Black. professor OF
homilctics in the Union Theological,
seminary. New York. who went %
Pittshurg 20 preach iu the Shadysid,
Presbyterian church. Is quite ill at h,
residence Of Dr. w j.. Hauock IL
pittsburg.
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Monday. AUG. =.

At Swincmundc. Prussia, Emperor
William conducted divine service on
board The royal yacht Hoheuzolern.
with Emperor Nicholas, who is visiting
him. present
The first American diamond mine has
been discovered in Arkansas. accouIing
90 Or. George II. Kuuz. a leading dia-
mond expert and "a good yield of exc
ceediagiy white and Gnc stones rs
county.
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snturdny. Aur. 3.


The body OF Laura Matthews. who
was found dead near Colorado
Springs. was brought 90 Kansas City
hy Miss Tlue Green, the nurse, and
after simple ceremonies was buried in
Elmwood cemetery. Charles A. Coey.
the wealthy Chicago friend Of the girl.
attended the funeral with the girls
relatives
Burning with hatred for their deadly
enemies belonging 20 the rival on
Leong tong society. band of New
York Cinnamon numbering a dozen or
more and said 90 be members OF the
notorious Hep Sing tong organization.
entered a narrow alley I'm Chinatown,
Boston. and. drawing new A caliber
revOlvers. opened FIRE upon half a hun
dred Cinnamon, killing three and in
Turing seven.
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Thursday. Aug. L.

Three new indictments were fonnd
against Levont Martouguessian, the
Armenian priest who is charged by
some OF his cOuntrymen with being
back Of the conspiracy that resulted in
the assassination Of Tavshanjian, the
New York rug importer.
Jimmy Britt was given the decision
over Battling Nelson at the end OF the
twentieth round at San Francisco. The
action OF the board Of supervisors in
returning by unanimous vote thirty
six Britt-Nelson tickets left on their
desks was taken 10 mean that no more
fights viii be permitted there.
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Friday. Aug. =.

At North Stonington. Conn. an ex-
press and passenger car on the Nor
witch and Westerly Electric railway
came together ia a head-on collision.
Motorman Lucier OF the passenger car
was killed and eight or ten others were
injured.
With a warning for America against
the japanese and without hesitation
in expressing his dislike for the over
lords Of his native land. Prince Tjyong
Out vi OF Korea arrived at New York
on the steamship Majestic. He says
Japan wants 10 monOpolize all far
eastern trade
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-02
NOTHING DOING
ON THE SHARKS

1t was great big frost. There was
a Jonah along. and the opinions diff
fered as to whether it was Mique
Fisher or Red Dog Devereaux. The
latter came near being thrown over
board yesterday when the men from
the Coast went out on a shark hunt,
as he had promised them all kinds of
sport. The shark refused to appear
He evidently had heard of the strange
pranks that the manager and captain
of the Spaldings are accustomed to
play on strangers to their guild, and
decided that it would be better to keep
away.
This dead horse was there. He had
been obtained, and in addition to this
Bill Heitmuller's charley horse was
also taken along. 1t is said that the
shark got one glance at the latter,
which has been named ''Hec," by the
boys. and made a quick getaway.
Shark fishing is a punk sport, accord
ing to the bah players. They want
more excitement and action in their
game.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-02

The preliminary game played yester-
day at the league grounds, between
the Pearl Handles. or police team,
from the Kakaako League, and the
picked team from the Riverside
League, which was managed by Ber-
nard the Boy Orator. resulted in
victory for the latter organization by
a score of 10 to {. The game was close
ly contested and won by the men from
Aala Park through the fact that they
were able to hit the ball when need
ed. The police team did the better
fielding of the two. but Jack Flores,
the pitcher for the Japanese team,
was too much for them and they were
forced to retire before his curves.
Espinda started the game for the
picked team, but the police went after
him as if on a fan-tan raid, and Flores
was then called on. He was far more
successful and kept the score down in
good shape. The game was interest,"
ing on account of the fact that it was
close all the way through, and the
adherents of both teams turned out in
numbers to see their favorites play
and then linger and pick up the finer
points of the game from the older
players:
The scores:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-02

Manager Pat Gleason, of the ST. Louis
baseball team, for a game TO be play
ed In this city when Fishers aggre-
CATION returns from the trim 70 Ha-
wall The team leaves here on Friday
and will return on the Kinau on De-
cember IA. The plan is to pIav the
game on Sunday December Is, and for
the Saints to line UP just as they were
when in Japan.
Fisher has an agreement with Jess
Woods, by which he shall play six
games here. Five Of these have al
ready been played and the sixth will
be pulled off on Wednesday. After
that the team is free 10 play as they
choose and the gate receipts viii go
to the members of the team. Up TO
this time they have received nothing
except their expenses. but the games
that they win play after Wednesday
will enrich their pocketbooks and they
certainly deserve some reward for the
treat which they have given the base
ball fans Of this city.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-02
ARE
WINNING TEAM

While the majority of the baseball
fans of the city were at the league
grounds yesterday to witness the game
between the All-Hawaiis and the
Spaldings, there was good-sfzed
gathering at Aala Park in the after
noon to watch a game which was play
ed by the Starlights and the Chinese
students of the night school at the
Palama Settlement. The StarIights
were able to hit the ball and also did
better work in the field, and won out
by a score of 1910, though until the
end OF the ninth inning it was hard
TO say which team would finish in the
lead.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-02
COUNTERS GIFT
ACkNOWLE
Order for Rifle Shoot Between
Ten-Men Teams of the
N. G. H.

Following are Col Johnsons letter of
thanks to Mr.. Counter for his timely
gift of a craftsmanship trophy to the
n. G.. H. and Col. Johnson's special
order to the command for a COMPETE
tion between ten-men teams therefor
A special prize for the best aggregate
individual score in each team, it will
be noticed. is offered by the colonel
further to stimulates excellence in an
ticipation of Hawaiis representation
in next years National Shoot:
National Guard of Hawaii, Honolulu,
T. H
Honolulu, November 90 1907
NJ. r. Counter, Esq, Honolulu, T. of H.
Dear. Sir: On behalf of the First In
fantry. National Guard of Hawaii.
wish to express my sincere thanks for
the beautiful silver fitting water set
presented by you to the First Infantry,
to be shot for in a team shoot.
1t shall be known as the Counter
Trophy" and will be presented to the
winning team in a match between
teams of the first and second battal-
ions.
Thanking you again for the interest
you take in the National Guard of
Hawaii, 1 remain, yours sincerely,
SAMUEL JOHNSON,
Colonel First Infantry, n. G.. H.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-02
EARL HANDLE:
SUMMARY.

Bases on balls-of Espinda, L
Flores, 2; Pedro, /.
Struck out-By Espinda, 0; Flores, 5;
Pedro, /; Kealoha, g.
Sacrifice hits-S. Parker. Medeiros
(2), Brito. Flores, Aukai.
Two-base hits-Kealoha, Jackson, V
Ayau (2), Asam.
Three-base hit-Aukai
Double play-Ayau-Correa.
Passed balls-Butler, 1; Brito. 1.
Wild pitches-Pedro, 2; Kealoha, /;
Espinda, /; Flores, 2.
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SPALDINGS TO-
PLAY SAINTS

Arrangements have been practically
concluded between MiQue Fisher and
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Honolulu, November %, 1870
Colonel. First Infantry, N. G. H.
National Guard of Hawaii, Honolulu,
T H

National Guard of Hawaii, Honolulu.
T. H.
Honolulu, November so. 1907
Special Order No. g.
To profote the efficiency of the team
taking part in the next National Shoot
to be held at Camp Perry, in rife
shooting at the skirmish and 1009-yard
ranges, silver fitting water set. pre-
scented by Mr.. NJ. r. Counter, and to be
known as the Counter Trophy" will
be shot for between two teams of ten
men each, selected from each battalion.
and captained by Majors Riley and
Rose, who may appoint anyone that
they may wish. to assist them.
A special prize will also be presented
to the member of either team making
the highest aggregate score in this
competition.
The following are the names of those
who are to report to the team caps
tains for practise:
First Battalion, Major Riley captain
Lit. Col. Arthur Coyne, Capt. T. P.
Cummins. Capt. Chas. NJ. Coster, Corp.
Luther Evans, Prvt Thos Evans,
Prvt. w. Chillingworth, Prvt. s. Chill
lingworth, Prvt Dude K. Lemon, Prvt
b. NJ. Summer. Prvt. Sam Pinao, Prvt.
w. J. Hampton, Prvt. A. $. Weber.
Second Battalion, Major Rose captain
Major J. w. Pratt, Capt A. w.
Nicely, Capt. M. M. Johnson, Lieut. c.
H. Tracy, Sgt. Joe Ferreira. Sgt. A.
r. Phillips. Corp. Joe Gouveia, Corp.
John Stone, Corp. VIM. Huihui, Corp.
Ed. Hopkins. Prvt. Chas. Brede. Sgt.
Sidney Jackson.
~nN-0TTT0z-S
/. The captains of the respective
teams may add or cancel any names
that they may see fit during rife prac-
tise, and no person is allowed to shoot
on these ranges without the permits
sion of their team captain.
9 The Counter Trophy is to be
presented to the team winning two out
of three.
8. The rules and regulations govern !
ing this competition will be the same
as those which were in effect at the
National Shoot at Camp Perry in 1907 |
SAMUEL JOHNSON,
Colonel. First Infantry, y. G. H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-16

cause tackle its enemy where for so long
that enemy appeared to be impregnable.
and carry contest after contest of the hot
test description. First the homes COM
bined. and then the churches Joined, and
together they brought many of the poll
ticians into camp.
We are told that the race question Is
involved; that the chief purpose Is to strike
down the low doggeries where the vicious
whites and blacks gather and squander
their small earnings, and then scatter for
mischief. If that alone explains the move
ment 1t Is yet fully justified. The drunken
negro, even more than the drunken white
man, Is the worst enemy Of his people.
His ofrenses provoke greater popular out
bursts than those of the low white man
who swills in his company; and when the
mobs begin they are often indiscriminate
in the fury Of their punishments. The
crime Of one drunken negro therefore may
entail ruin upon twenty innocent and
worthy men of his race. The appalling
tragedy at Atlanta last year grew out of
the influence of disreputable drinking
places. where the idle of both races hob
nobbed in depraved familiarity.
Will this movement spread sufficiently to
give it weight In next years national cam
paign? The rich distillers and the richer
brewers have had as strong pull with
the two great parties as any of the great
trusts. Are the temperance people prepar-
ing for hostilities on national lines?
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Democracy and Presidential Power.

President Wilson of Princeton University
and George b. Mcclellan. an alumnus of
that institution. should hold session. Both
are democrats. and both have been men,
toned IN connection with the presidency
Prior to November. 1905. Mr.. Mcclellan was
regarded as a man OF unusual political
promise and prospects. Mr.. wilson has been
praised as an ideal democrat who would
lead his party out of the slough of Bryan
ism back to the heights. Bus these two
men are very far apart on a matter of the
greatest Importance.
Only a few days ago Mr. Mcclellan in
lecture delivered at Princeton inveiyhed
against the interference of the President
with legislation and pronounced II a dan
gerous sign of the times. He called on
Congress TO resume its proper functions
and TO insist thal che President confine HIM
self to his.
Mr.. Wilson takes the very opposite view
The country, he asserts, has come to ex-
pect a general leadership from the Prcst-
dent. and the occupant of the White House
does right In shaping legislative and ether
policies. In an address delivered in New
York yesterday. Mr.. WILSON, In referring TO
the chief executive, said:
His position taxes the irlaginatica of
the country. His Is the only national office
In the government The President alone Is