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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-12
Assistant secretary Bacon Has . crop OF
Hay TO Gather.

WASHINGTON, july ri.-Assistant Secre-
tary of State Bacon left Washington this
afternoon for his country place on Long
Island, where he will remain until Mon
day. Mr.. Bacon has a crop Of hay to gather
realizes that the President has beaten
him in getting his in. MIR. Bacon, how
ever. ia not disposed To resort to the heroic
method adopted by the President: Hc is not
Muller and rake the hay. ict alone loading
and moving il away. He intends 20 super,
intend the job from a we'll shaded back
porch. Mr.. BsCou's plsc is about fourteen
miles from Sycamore Hill.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-12
THE CHRYSTENAH DISABLED.
Stove q Hole In Her Hull while Making Her
Dock at Nyack.

NYACK. July 1.-THE steamboat Chrys-
tenah. running between Peekskili and New
York daily. stove a hole in her hull while
coming into the Nysck dock this evening,
and tho lower part Of the iboat 500 Allied
with water. II Is supposed that she struck
either part OF an old sunken wreck or the
top Of a short pile under the water. The
passengers and freight were all taken OF
safely. Two steam FIRE engines were en-
ployed to pump the boat out and word was
sent to the Me rritt-Chapman Wrecking
Company TO come at once.
The Chrysenah began her trips in the
middle OF May. after In expenditure OF
nearly $40 900 In making her as good as
new. She VA doing a large business and
the accident Ia q great misfortune. The
boat ia now owned by Capt. Ralph Nelson
OF Peekskil and Capt. Woolsey Of New
burgh.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-12
RICHMOND DETECTIVE BUREAU.
New Branch Opens on saturday with .
Sergeant and Ten Policemen.

An order was issued yesterday from
Police Headquarters announcing the estab-
lishment OF q branch detective bureau
for the Borough Of Richmond. Sergt.
James p. Smith will take command OF the
branch at 1901 A.. M. on Saturday. The
bureau will be in Borough Hall. Ten
policemen from the Staten Island precinct
have been detailed TO the branch.
II was ordered also that on Saturday
next the charge OF the Central Office Bureau
after the regular day hours would be turned
over to Lieuts. Bernard kelle Der and John
j. Herlihy. Lieut.. Kelleher will be or
duty from 4 o'clock in the afternoon unit,
II O'Clock midnight, and Lieut.. Herlihy
from midnight until 3 O'Clock in the morn.
ing. Kelleher had charge Of the police
men in the Criminal Courts Building while
the Thaw trial was on.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-12
TO RELEASE ARMENIAN
Who Was Arrested In MsrsetlIes Suspected
OF a share In Priests Murder.


Inspector McCaferty. the head Of the
Detective Bureau. said last night that he
had oabled to United States Consul Skinner
at Marseilles. France. to have released
Boghos Sakaian, who was arrested there
about two weeks ago in tho belief that he
was concerned in the murder Of Father
Caspar in this city. Inspector McCaferty
said that he did this because the District
Attorneys office did not believe the case
was strong enough to make extradition
possible.
The inspector said that shortly after he
had cabled yesterday he heard from ar
Armenian in his city who had received
a letter from Ssrkis Ermoyian. another
man supposed 20 know about tho murder.
This letter, Inspector McCanerty said
his informant told him, was sem from
Msrseilles. The inspector believes that
Sakaian 10 Paul Sarkisian. who with John
Mooradian had the room in which the
Greek priests body was found.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-12
Open Air Performance "Trip Van wInIle.'

CATsKILL. July l,-An open air per-
Torrance OF rip Van Wrinkle" will be given
in a pine glade in the hamlet OF %Pslenville.
nine miles distant, on August 0. Oeorge
ODER will play the title role, and Gretchen
will he portrayed by Lizzie Harold Comp
ley, the original Little Buttercup in Pima
fore
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-12
'"rr' Dunn Never y. y. A. 4. Emplo, ce

.l'nH Donovan. boxing instructor at the
f"rN Athletic Club. writes to The SrN
E'' such pcrson at Jerry Dunn has ever
L "h "mrloypi as n boxing instructor by
p" 'lin Dunn was arraigned on Tuesday
,"I '''.l e police court and said in court
h VI, had worked under Donovan At the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-12
Soft Straw Hats for Men

For real Midsummer comfort a man will wear Q soft Straw Hat.
They do not bind the head, they do not blow of easily, are light in
weight and restful as we'll as refined in appearance. We show
a very great variety Of styles and shapes in Milans and Mackinaws,
at 81, $3.50, So and 81. Mali norN Ne" Building.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-20
Request for New Federal Grand
Jury Follows Visit, 10 Chicago.
Trust SUITS Arc PLANNED
Believed Presidents Policy Regarding
Illegal Combination viii Be Re-
sumed at an Early Date-Maps Out
the Course to be Pursued.

CHICAGO. ILL, Sept. 19.-Follow-
ing the visit of Attorney General
Charles j. Bonaparte to this city it
became known today that Judge
Bethea had been asked to convene
another Federal grand jury within
the next few weeks. This has given
rise to the belief that President
Rooscvclts policy regarding Illegal
combinations will be resumed in
Chicago under the guidance OF the
Attorney General and The personal III.
rcction OF United States District At
torncy Sims
At Il conference with District AT.
torney Sims Mr. Bonaparte went over
all litigation now pending against big
corporations in the local branch of
the United States courts. In the az
tcrnoon the Attorney General made a
speech at the University of Chicago
after which he departed for Balti.
more.
At the end of the conference Mr..
Bonapartc III formal statement. an
nonnced that he and District Attor-
ney Sims are in absolute accord with
reference to the course the govern.
ment shall pursue. This is taken 10
include the Chicago and Alton i'm.
munity matter. which will he pre-
scented To Judge Lands next Tues
day morning
Among the cases of Importance dis
cussed in addition To the Alton mat
ter were the International Harvester
case. important trust and railway re-
bate prosecutions now under con
sileration ana the coming trial OF
John X. Walsh. In connection with
me last named case, what is con-
sidcrcd a significant statement was
made by the Attorney General.
Il stated on assuming office that
shonld deem it my duty 10 see all the
laws of the United States enforced :"
resumed Mr.. Bonapartc land tho en-
forccmcnt of these laws should he
undertaken without regard to what
personally might think of the ex-
pcdiency of such steps. At the time
OF my appointment as Attorney Gen
eral there was certain amount or
criticism of my selection because of
views was reported to have express.
cd at the convention in Chicago IN
1899. AS matter of fact, | did not
attend the particular convention. bur
declined then and | have declined
since. to make any statement of my
personal views on the trust problem
MY reason for this refusal is that
my views are entirely irrelevant"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-20
SUPERINTENDENT BURKE
ACCUSED OF EMBeZZLING
Sub Station Head in Richmond viii
Have to Face Charge of Stealing
Money From Mails.

RICHMOND, VA, Sept. 19.-Frank
T. burke. superintendent of postal
snb-stntion b, who was arrested last
Saturday morning, charged with steal.
ing money from the mails will have
TO face charge of embeazling $3.50
OF the United States governments
money, is the report in federal circles
today.
According to the report, Edgar Al.
len. who checked up the accounts of
burke in the lattcrs Office, found the
deficit mentioned above. Mr.. Allen
declined TO give out anything for pub.
iication. He would say nothing about
me matter. He said that he preferred
that Postmaster Cnbell would give out
ANYTHING abou; the Burke matter.
1t is learned that Burke was short
and that another warrant charging
MIN with embczzlement will be sworn
ont in the near future. AT present
burke is out on $1,000 bail charged
with taking $3.50 from decoy letter
placed in the pustofficc by Postmaster
Inspector Frank barclay. He was
caught with the marked money on his
person. and fhc federal authorities
believe they have II clear case against
him. Tho case come up before the
October grand jury, when Burke will
likely he indicted. The punishment
for his olfcnse Is from one To five
years at hard labor.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-20
FINAL SETTLEMENT TO-DAY
Exposition Company Owes Union La
boz Committee S11oO.

Exposition Company Owes Union La
boz Committee SLIGO.
The Joint committee representing
the Central Labor Unions of this city,
Norfolk and Portsmouth, which had
in charge the arrangements for the
Labor Day celebration mt the Expos.
ton, will meet Mr.. X. II. Sexton. rep
rcscntins the Exposition company, at
noon today for the purpose of making
final settlement. The committee !
share of the receipts for Labor Day
amounts to S1,100.
Next Sunday afternoon the joint
labor committee will meet at Pine
Beach to discuss arrangements for
entertaining the American Federation
OF Labor when that organization meets
ut the Exposition.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-20
JUDGE BARHAM DiSPOSlNG
OF GASES IN SHORT ORDER
Jury Awards Chalkiey Child judo
ment for $500 Against FIclsch.
man-CriminaI Cases.

Judge Barham is disposing of Grim.
mai and civil cases In short order
IN the Corporation Court this month.
Yesterday one civil case. one criminal
case of Importance, and several
minor criminal matters were tried.
Boy Gets Damages
A verdict for the plaintiff was RI.
turned in the case OF Herbert Chalk
ley against the F'loischman East Com
pany. and Judgment was given for
$500 damages
The plaintiff in this case is the
boy who was severely injured several
weeks ago when his fathers fish wa.
gon was run into by runaway team
belonging TO the defendant company.
Suit was brought to recover 81 OGO
damages.
Judge f. f.. Montague of Hampton
represented the plaintiff and Attor.
ney Hugh c. Davis, of Norfolk, ap.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-20
JAPAN MAY HAVE TO
ANNEX KOREA BODILY
Marquis Ito saysH Koreans Persits In
Hostility Il VIII BE Last
Day For Them.
TDy Associatcd Press.l

TOXIC. Sept 19.-Thc possibility
that Japan may have 10 annex Korea
seems again TO baye arisen. Marquis
Ito is quoted as Having said that 1t
may be necessary to alter Japans
policy owing to the present situation;
AMI that il the Korean people persist
in their attitude OF unfrlcndlincss 1t
will be "thc last day for them. To.
ldo papers are srecclving reports that
insurgents are gathering rom all AZ
rcctions around the city of Seoul to
attack II.
Their number is unknown, bat ono
baud of 500 Is F.,orted. Rowing par
ties OF Koreans under the leadership
of cx-soldiers are killing Japanese Of
flcials and civilians and Koreans sus-
pcctcd Of being pro-Japancsc.
These parties take to the mountains
upon the approach of the Japanese
troops. but not before suffering
heavily.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-20
TOday's Exposition
Program.
SAGINAW VALLEY DAY.
WORLDS TEMPERANCE DAY.

Special Features Of the Day.
1890 n. Morgan Recital, s.
Frederick Smith, Convention Hall.
IL Il. m.-Concert, Exposition
Band. Mines building.
4:30 p. m.-Mlle. Loubct's Loop
of Death" Warpath.
u. m.-Organ Rectal, VIM.
Wall Whiddit, Auditorium.
s p. m.-Piano Recital Otto
Pfeffcrkorn, Auditorium.
p m-Mllc. Louhet's LOOP
of Death" War Path.
Stated Program Every Day.
1880 II. m.-Gates Open.
$3.50 to 1890 n. m.-Concort Ex-
position Band Reviewing Stand.
10 a. n-And hourly thereafter
Exhibition of weather bureau,
Earthquake recorder, Government
Building A.
1890 to 1890 n. m.-Conccrt,
phinney's United States Band,
Raleigh.
IL a. IN. Preparation of large
weather map from reports from
all sections of the country, Gov
ernment Building A.
Childrcn's School Farm.
1880 a. ILLUSTRATED Lecture,
Reclaiming the Desert" by Mr..
c. j. blanchard, u. S. II. S.. Inter.
ior Department, Government
Biiilding a.
1880 Il. III. To 1880 p. m.-Con.
cert. Mexican National Band Ra-
leigh Court.
100 p. photographic and sire.
optican Exhibition. Scenes on In.
dian Reservation with lecture. In
terror Department. Government
building A.
9 p. Geographic Exhibition
and lecture; Scenes In Yosemite
Valley. Government building a.
2:30 u. m.-Unitcd States Life
Saving Service Drill AT station.
3 p. m.-Illustrated Lecture.
THE Land That God Forgot by
c. j. blanchard. U. S. II. S. In.
terror Department. Government
Building a.
p. m.-Illustratcd lecture "Yel-
lowstonc National Park" by Mr.
T.. C. Culver, Interior Department,
Government Building A.
$50 20 G:30 p. m.--Mcxican Ma
tional Band Concert Reviewing
Stand
6 to 7 p. Concert, Exposi.
ton Band. Raleigh Court.
z to . p. m.-Concert. Phin-
ney's U. S. Band. Raleigh Court.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-20
RABBI cRITlcIsEs POPE.
Says Encyclical on Modernism Would
Put Race Back a Thousand Years.

Says Encyclical on Modernism Would
Put Race Back a Thousand Years.
NEW YORK. Sept. 19.-Rabbi
Joseph Silvcrnan. of Temple Emma
nucl, at 52l Fifth avenue, made Il
strong plea for the advancement ri
knowledge in his address Ia the con
grcsation at the services held on The
Day of the Abatement He criticised
the Pope for his reactionary cncyclI.
cal forbidding the teaching of mod
crn philosophy in Roman Catholic
schools.
We need more light learning. ane:
culture said the Rabbi, In his gcn.
eral consideration of the deficiencies
OF mankind today. "Wc sorely ncel
IN this age the light to true wisdom.
true culture and religion needs the
new Firth into the light of the spirit.
No wonder prejudice. bigotry passion
ana warfare arc rampant
The great poteniatc of the Roman
Catholic Church has issued to his
thousands of subjects decree dcclar.
ing that what he spells by the term
modernism and what others smell by
the terms science and philosophy
shall be excluded rigidly from the
churches and the schools. Ii is time.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-20
ALLEGED EXPRESS ROBBER
PLACED UNDER ARREST
G. M. Shumate of Mount Sidney. Max
ing Determined Effort to Keep
Away from Richmond.
Especial to The Daily prcssl

lSpcclai TO inc Daily PrcSS.)
RICHMOND, VA. Sept 19.-Word
was received here this afternoon that
G. NJ. Shumatc of Mount Sidney.
Augusta county, was placed under ar
rest at his homo this afternoon on
warrants sworn out by the Adams and
Southern Express companies charged
by thee ompanics with robbery while
employed by them as messenger run
ming into Richmond
Shumatc is making desperate cf-
fort to keep from returning 80 Rich
mond He has secured certificate
from physician which says that he
is physically unable to make the trip
here. He will be closely guarded at
Mount Sidney if he does not come
here.
Shumatc is believed to he implicat-
ed with Orcbaugh and Gibon who are
now in jail on similar Charge.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-20

prisoner was bailcd by Justice Scam
mes for her appearance in the police
court this morning. The bond was
fixed at 500, and +. c. LEM was nc.
ccptcd as security.
The Robinson woman was arrested
en- the same charge ON September
, and the following day Justice
Brown found her guilty OF the charge
In the police court and imposed fine
of s52.75.
The police are determined to freak
up The cocaine trade in Rockets and
every effort will be made to Jail the
cocaine gang. of which the authorities
believe the Robinson woman is the
ring leader.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-20
MRS. HARRY TYLER BADLY
INJURED IN ACCIDENT
Frightened HOME Dashes Into Vehicle
In Which She and Her Sister
We're Seated.
Especial 10 Tho DAILY prcssl


RICHMOND. VA. sept. 19.-In-
formation was received In this city
tonight To tho effect that Mrs. Harry
Tylcr and her sistw. Mas Connie
Robinson. of wellington, near Man
nssas. met with serious accident
while driving in the latter place ut
late hour this afternoon. a horso
drawing wagon from the Manassas
Industrial School took fright nj n puss.
Ing train aud ran into tho wagon. col
Hiding with the the buggy In which
the two women wore seated. Tho
buggy was completely demolished.
One of Mrs. Tyler's arms was brok-
en- aud tho other was badly mnshed.
Miss Robinson was severely bruised
also about the body ana her scalp
badly accrntcd. Mrs. Tylor In a
danehtcrinlaw of Edmund Tyler, of
wellington. who for n number of years
was manager of the i'ortner estate
at Manassas.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-20
YACHT ELEANOR WINS
IN LiPT0N CUP RACE
BY Turning Outer Mark on Wrong
Side, the Sue Waa Disqualified
-Final Race Today
IN AssocIaled rress.l

v VTfN NNANK'FHVtW I-TNNS.T
JOMESrOWN EXPOSITION. Sept.
~ While the yacht Site today was
first TO cross the lnc in tho socon,l
of tho races for tne Upton trophy cup
She was disqualified by turning the
outer mark on the wrong side and in
addition was handicapped by tlmo
allowance of six minutes, thus giving
the race to The Eleanor. with the Dor
uthy second, Dorothy Q third, N
Capsicum fourth. Time 3:l5
On points tho boats now stand as
follows: Dorothy Q S; Dorothy s.:
Eleanor Z: Capsluum .; sue /. The
race was fifteen bmilcs over wind
ward course. The finish was close
between the Sue and Dorothy.
The ilnnl race Will be snilcl TO-DAY.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-20
Slated He Is Wiling 10 Take Haml.
nation II Par|g Wants Him.
SOON TO make A STATEMENT
Aggressive and Growth of chanIer
Boom Has Aroused Nebraskan to
Advisabillty of Making His Position
known-prefers Not to, Be -osndl-

WASHINGTON. ID. c., Sent. 10
Friends OF William jennings Bryan
announce that within the next few
weeks he will issue statement dc.
Timing his attitude toward next yoars
Democratic Presidential nominations.
The statement will be ISSUED after a
conference between Mr.. BRYAN nnr
his most trusted friends from all
parts OF the country. ana will be In
the nature of an outline of the plat.
FORM upon which he is willing fer
the third time TO lead his party III n
national contest.
In this statement, II is said. Mr.
Bryan will announce that lie Is Will
ing to accept the nomination. If il
be the Judgment of the convention
and the party at large that In, Is the
most available Democrat for the
Presidency. In order to assist the
party I'm reaching conclusion as to
MS availability, Mr. Bryan Will state
his position on all public questions
mat are likely to figure as Issues In
The campaign. He Will ,liscuss the
tariff trusts. railroads Fedora! aud
state powers and .hrir respective
spheres and limitations. ari other i'm
portant matters.
Issues for the Future.
Mr.. bryan has said to close friends
recently that he realizes that govern
nent ownership is an issue for tho
IniIre; that the party is not ready to
follow him on that question now. and
that he will defer to the majority OF
MS party as TO issues that are of III
innate and those that are of immcil
ate Importance. Therefore. that sub
iect may not he discussed Likewise
the Initiative and referendum may be
passed over.
That Mr. Bryan's statement is to
he made in the near future is due
In no small measure to the aggrcs
sivcncss with which the Presidential
boom of Lieut.. Gov. Lewis Stuyvcs
ant Chanlcr. of New York. is being
pushed. II Is the lalief OF Mr.. Bry-
ans friends that something Is neces.
sary to he done to head off the Chan.
ler movement. especially In the
South. where 1t appears to he max.
Ing vigorous Roadway.
The conference of Mr.. Bryan's
friends. AT which his statement is
TO be submitted for consideration.
was originally set for September Is.
bnt II has been postponed and prob
ably will be held some time early in
(Continued ON papa ~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-20
NEWPORT NEWS. VA FRIDAY, September 20, 1901

high time. repent. that tho govern.
mcnts of the great religious oreaniza.
tons should protest against such a
dietum that wooll put the hum IN
race 1000 years backward and mako
for the upholding OF n blind faith that
can never bring true happiness 10
humanity"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-20
CHICKEN THIEF AT WORK.
Takes Just Ono Dozen Fowl From
NeQro's House.

thief broke into the chicken
house of James Perry, negro living
mt 2S03 ID Madison avenue. some.
time Wednesday night aud stole three
hens, three pnllcts and seven chick
ems. The robbery was discovered by
Perry yestcrdal morning. and he re.
ported ii to the police. Tho negro has
no idea who the thief was.
This is one of the first cases of
chicken stealing reported to the police
in many weeks. and II was thought
that the practice had been about
broken un
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-20
THOUSAND SINGLE WOMEN =
SAIL FOR THIS COUNTRY
Remarkable Exodus OF manageable
Persons of the GentIeli Sex
From Great Britain.
nv Associated PressN

LIVERPOOL. Sept 1a.--The re-
remarkable exodus OF manageable
young women from this country to
the United states and Canada is en-
phaslzcd by the departure today of
Thousand unmarried women on the
steamer Baltic alone. while several
more were among the total
OF 5000 passengers carried on three
transatlantic steamers which sailed
today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-20
pearcd as counsel for tho defendant.
Hurt Goes Free.

Andrew q. Hurt. charged with fell
ohlous assault. was acquitted. after
the jury had been out only Il very
Tow minutes.
Hurt was charged with nssaultlng
a. Bagalonio In Mclieons saloon on
Fhirty.cighth street several months
ago Tho testimony showed that
bngnlonio. who was intoxicated, In
suited Hurt and that the lattcr re-
taiiatcd by striking Bagalonlo In the
lace with his open nand. Bngulonio
fell to the floor, striking heavily on
his head and injuring himself so scr.
iously that he lay nj the point OF
death for some time.
commemorative Attorney Robinson
prosecuted tho case, ana Mr.. II. M.
Lott was counsel FOR the prisoner
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-20
WOMAN JAILED AGAIN
FOR SELLING COCAINE
Police Determined to Break Up
Operations of the Notorious Mar
tina Robinson.

Martha Robinson. notorious ne.
gro woman who is we'll known in
police circles. was arrested at War.
wick avenue and Twenty-third street
about o'clock yesterday afternoon
by Patrolman A. A. Padgctt on a
warrant sworn out by Sergeant r.
A. Mitchell charging her with hav-
ing sold cocaine to negroes. The
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-20
New Jersey Republleans Nominate
OBy Associated Prcss.)

Uiy Associated Prcss)
TRENTON, ~ j., Sept 19.-Su-
premc Court Justice John Franklin
Fort was nominated for Governor in
state convention tonight. Justice Fort
received $50 votes out of Il total of
1.159.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-20
WIN Nice. In RIehmond Next Year.

UlE NHAOCIhICU TTcSh.J
CHICAGO. ILL. Sept. 19.-Thu Ma.
tional Prison Congress adjourned to
,lny In meet IN Rlchmond, Va, III
September, 1908,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-20
GOING IN
CAMP FOR II DAYS
VIII Have a Hunting Trip In The
SWanps IN Madison Parish,
Northwest Louisiana.
BIG GAME IS SAID TO ABOUND
Bear, Deer and Wildcat Awaiting the
Arrival of the Prcsldcnt--Mosqul,o
Problem Seems to be Serious Ono
Genuine Vacation for the preal.
dcnt-No Da. Set.
tpy Associated PrcRa.1

OYSTER DAY. n y, Sept, 10
Far from the scene of official routine
and free from the details attendant
upon the responsibilities associated
with the office OF chief executive.
President Roosevelt will enjoy II
days IN camp. This is to he the
nearest approach TO genuine vnca.
ZION that the President has allowed
himself.
Tho President will be The guest.
while in camp. of civil Service Com.
missioner John a. McElhinny. of New
Iberia. La, and John NJ. Parker, OF
New Orlcnns