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The Detroit times., 1908-05-11
JUDGE FRAzER's
FUNERAL TUESDAY
WELL-kNoWN CITIZENS DEATH
COMES SUDDENLY IN HosPI-
tai, FOLLOWING OPERATION.

Former Judge Robert Z. Frazer died
In Grace hospital a few minutes be-
fore midnight Saturday, as the result
OF a sinking spell following an opera
ton for mastoiditis. The operation
was performed Friday, and was ap-
parently success. The patient raj
but complications developed and he
sank rapidly.
Robert L. Frazer was born In
Adrian, Mich, Oct. 2, 1910, the son
OF Thomas Frazer. Scotch civil engi-
neer He graduated from the liter
airy department OF the University OF
Michigan in 1889. and from the law
department two years later. being ad-
mitted TO the bar on his twenty-irst
birthday. He practiced in Ann Arbor
until 1880, and was prosecuting at.
torney OF Washtenaw county for two
terms. He removed TO Jackson In
1880 and TO Detroit in 1884 He serv-
ed two terms as circuit Judge. retir'
ing In 1905. He was gifted with an
alert mind, and had profound knowl.
edge OF the fundamentals Of the law.
AS a public speaker he had few equals
and his services were always In de
mand. What was considered his best
effort was made in a speech nominal
ing Russell A. Alger for the presi
dency in the Republican convention
In Chicago in 1888.
Judge Frazer is survived by his
widow, and three children. The lat
ter are Mrs Walter Ruan, OF Vir
ginia; Miss Frances A. Frazer and
William r. Frazer, paymaster OF the
The Detroit times., 1908-05-11
GREAT THRONG AT
SCHILLER UNWILLING

A .throng OF people, among whom the
predominated. at
tendede the unwilling ceremonies OF
the monument erected TO the memory
OF Schiller on Belle Isl. Sunday after
noon. A parade OF the German So
cieties preceded the unwilling exer-
cises. which consisted OF addresses by
Mayor Thompson, Dr. julius Goebel. Js
Harvard university: DR.. w. Weaver.
Chicago. imperial German consul-gen-
eral: George Osius, and songs by tho
United Singers of Detroit.
The following telegram OF congrat-
ulation was received from Emperor
William: II am greatly pleased that
q statue has been erected in Detroit
to the King or Poets. | send TO the
executive committee my bst congratu-
lations" A telegram of graduation
was also received from Speck on
Sternberg. the German ambassador at
Washington. Three little girls, Norma
Erdman. Albertine and Elizabeth
Osius, pulled the strings that unveiled
the monument.
Scbiller's masterpiece. Wilhelm
Tell" was presented in the Detroit
opera house Sunday night as fitting
climax TO the honor done the poet
through the day. The house was
packed
The Detroit times., 1908-05-11
Around the State
in a Hurry

Bay city-While driving across the
Michigan Central tracks on King-st.
Sunday morning, Eugene Croft. 80
years old. was struck by a freight
train. His right arm was severed be-
low the shoulder, and he received 9th
er injuries which may result fatally.
Croft was taken to Mercy hospital.
Lansing-Orders have been issued
from the Acknowledgements office for
a state individual shoot In the Mich
igan National Guard, beginning Satur-
day, May 23, and lasting up TO and in
Guiding Monday, June /, and a state
team match. for which teams of six
enlisted men of each company. troop
and division of the state naval
brigade are eligible. Fifteen prizes
will be offered
kaIamazoo-Mr. and Mrs. Grover
Davenport were arrested Saturday
charged with having murdered their
infant They were detained I'm Jail
over night and taken to Hastings
Sunday morning. II Is alleged that
about a month ago Mr.. and Mrs. Dav-
export killed their baby. supposedly
by strangulation The father is al
legged to have taken the body in a suit
case and buried 1t in the field. Dav-
export and his wife are each % years
old. Neither has made a confession.
shpeming.-Capt Samuel Mitchell.
OF Negaunee, one OF the best known
and most popular wealthiest mining
men in the uppen peninsula, died this
morning In private hospital I'm Chi.
cago. Capt. Mitchell was taken Ill
about two weeks ago at West Baden.
Ind He leaves a large family OF
grown-up children, nearly all Of whom
are married. Mrs. Mitchell also sur
wives. Il.
Cadillac-Herman Van Glider, aged
"a, whose home is believed TO be in
Big Rapids, Mich, was crushed to
death, when eight freight cars, in a
train OF IL on the G.. r. & l. were
derailed at 1870 o'clock Sunday morn
ing. one mile north OF Leroy. Chas.
Mclaughlin, who was stealing a ride
with Van Guilder was slightly hurt.
Thew rocked train was No. 2. An
inquest was held and Van elders
death given as accidental. His body
was taken 10 Leroy.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-11
CENTENARIAN ON THE
LOOKOUT FOR A WIFE

MIDDLETOwN, N. Y, May -
James Nicholas Vann, colored, Of
Mount Hope, Orange county, was 10l
years old l.. a few days ago, but he Is
looking around for his fifteenth wife.
vann is halA, and says he never felt
better In his life. He buried hts four
teenth wife on December 1g last, and
now says that he is getting lonely,
and believes with the good book that
It is not good to live alone.
Although he has had fourteen wives
and many children, all have passed
away. He was born In the town of
Mount Hope, April %. 1907. taking
the name OF his master. He has been
body servant to some OF the most
prominent men OF Orange county; has
preached. doctored, and practiced law
and is said to have a law library OF
100 volumes.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-11
VARSITY SECRETARY'S
ACCOUNTS UNDER PROBE

ANN ARBOR, Mich. May 11.--Atty.
Gen. Bird is conducting an investiga-
ton of the accounts OF James II.
Wade, secretary of the University OF
Michigan and is said TO have been
not entirely satisfied with the show
ing. II is reported that Secretary
Wade and his brother-in-law. Hamilton
Reeve, who is superintendent OF
grounds at the university, will be
called on to explain where about $3,-
900 worth OF property purchased by
the university during the last year,
has gone. II is believed to have been
diverted to the use of persons outside
the college.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-11
SCHOOL PRINCIPAL
SHOOTS SELF DEAD

BOYNE CITY, Mich, May 11.--De-
spondent over the fact that his stu
dents in the Boyne Falls high school
were lax in their studies. and but a
few minutes before his Sunday school
class was to banquet him. Walter G.,
Slater, principal OF the Boyne Falls
high school, Saturday night shot him
self through the heart. and died in
stantly.
The death OF Slater, who was prom
inent in both athletic and social cir
cles here. has created sensation. He
was teacher of large Sunday school
class, and was well-known in this sec
ton as a basket ball coach, handling
the Boyne City team. He was only 20
years old.
Slater was a graduate OF the Mt.
Pleasant Nirmal school. His home
was In Mt. Pleasant. Relatives of the
dead man were notified and the body
will be taken here
The Detroit times., 1908-05-11
TAFT SMOOTHS OVER
SOUTH AM. DISPUTES

PANAMA, May 11.-Secretary Taft
has been comforting with President
Amador Foreign Secretar. Arias,
Senior Arrange, the Panaman minister
TO the United States; Mr.. Squiers, the
American minister to spanama, and
William Nelson Cromwell. the legal
adviser OF the Panama Canal Co.
The conferences were concluded
Sunday. They covered numerous top
les relating to the treaties which 1t
is desired to negotiate between Col
ombia, the United States and Panama.
While details are lacking IL Is stated
that a tentative accord has been
reached upon important points and
that decision with reference to the
others only awaits special inquiries
now in progress. The result of the
conferences. it is announced. is salts
factory TO all countries concerned.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-11
MRS. GUINNESS WAS IN
DETROIT RECENTLY

Mrs. Belle Guinness, wanted for
wholesale murder in LaPorte, Ind,
was in Detroit two weeks ago last
Thursday. according to Mrs. J. B.
Green, hair dresser at No. 6 West
Adams-ave., who is positive that she
had the murderess for customer at
that time. Mrs Green says the wo-
man tailed In every particular with
the published descriptions Of Mrs.
Guinness and that she seemed greatly
disappointed because she had been
una BILE TO induce a woman with money,
living somewhere on Woodward-ave..
to accompany her to her home. Mrs.
Green says Mrs. Guinness made two
visits to her establishment and that
on the first occasion she had with her
little girl, presumably one of the
children who persisted In the fire that
destroyed the Guinness home.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-11
OLD ROMAN GALLEYS TO
BE RAISED FROM LAKE

ROME, May After many vain at
tempts since Tie middle ages. the an.
cient pleasure galeys of the Emperor
Tiberius and Caligula are 10 be raised
they have lain more than a thousand
years. The work. which has been
finally decided upon by the Italian
government, will cost from 100000 10
$4,000
II is expected that although the gall
legs themselves are In a ruined con-
dition. their recovery will yield a rich
harvest OF historic objects. such as
bronze ornaments. mosaic and statu-
airy. specimens OF which have been
already flshed up
The Detroit times., 1908-05-11
Death lakes AUGUST Quest.

AS a result OF cold contracted
while doing jury duty in the record
er's court, just before Christmas,
August Quasi. a well-known citizen,
died Sunday in his home, No. 1914
East Grand Boulevard. Mr. Quasi was
born in Germany So years ago and
came 10 Detroit when he was IL years
old. For many years he conducted a
saloon and restaurant on Clinton-st..
opposite the municipal court building.
retiring four years ago. He leaves his
widow. two some, William and Albert.
and three daughters. Monica and Julia
Quasi and Mrs. Emma Daniels. The
funeral will be held Wednesday after.
noon at 2 o'clock and the remains will
be cremated.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-11
SAYS HE HAS DODGED
HER AIM FOR YEARS

PITTSBURG, May I've been
lodging things thrown at me by my
wife for "a years. Judge, and I'm
afraid that on;NryS these davs abe will
land on me good and put me away"
That was the plant of John Powers
before Judge Frazer. He had charged
his wife, Jane, with surety Of the
peace, declaring that he was afraid
she would kill him. His married
daughters appeared in their fathers
behalf. Mrs. Powers was placed under
bonds.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-11
Widow has Fiance Locked Up
On Learning his Real Estate
Is Only Castles in Spain

JACKSON. Mich, May 11.-(Spe-
cial) -Eben T. Rackllff is under ar
rest, charged with having defrauded
Mrs Ida e. Youngs, a widow, through
obtaining $500 from her under false
pretenses. -
The allegations are that Rackliff,
representing he had considerable real
estate. proposed marriage to the
widow and was accepted. When Mrs
Young found out that he did not own
the real estate he claimed to possess,
her chagrin Is said to have been such
that she planned TO have him punish.
ed and his arrest soon followed.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-11

d. X. He also leaves two brothers
and two sisters. Allan III. Frazer. Lu-
cas- w. Frazer, Mrs. Charles w. Clark
and Mrs. Warren Stanton.
The funeral will be held from Judge
Frazer's late residence. No. 1888
Woodward-ave.. Tuesday afternoon at
2 o'clock Pie Rev. Rufus Clark will
have charge OF the services, and will
be assisted by Rev Albert w. Nick.
Burial will be private, and will take
place in Woodlawn.
The following will serve as active
pallbearers: James .. Muffin, Sidney
T. Miller, Stewart c. Griswold, Henry
S. Fyheld, Thomas G. LaCroix and
Harry Williams
The Detroit times., 1908-05-11

died at the Guinness home In the
summer OF 1902. and probably her
own. is the belief OF DIR. H. H.. Martin.
who was called in TO attend the infant,
He found II had some slight bron-
chial trouble. but no serious illness.
The next time he was called. the in
FAINT was dead before he reached the
house. Although he granted a certi-
ficate for edema OF the lungs. In the
light OF what has since developed
about the woman, he believes she
strangled the babe.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-11
PAWNS HIS TEETH AND
THEN CANNOT EAT

GLENwOoD SPRINGS, Col, May
Almost dead from hunger and un-
able to buy food. Patrick Flynn. la.
borer. hit upon the novel plan Of pawn
Ing his false teeth. He raised ST..
but now that he has the wherewith
TO purchase eatables. his teeth are
gone and he has nothing with which
TO chew HIS food.
II is a case OF out OF the frying pan
and into the fire with Pat. He is un-
able 20 figure a way out OF his d.
lemma. The teeth are in the posses
sion OF Dr. T. j. Koran. OF Glenwood
Springs.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-11
LOCK OF HAIR MAY
SEND LAMPH HERE
To GALLONS
ANDREW HELGELEIN, IN DEATH.
GRIP cLUTcHED BROWN CURL
LIKE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MRS. GUINNESS is DEAD.

LA PORTE. Ind. May 11.-"Mrs.
Belle Guinness is dead. 1t is her body
which was found with those OF her
children in the ruins OF the house
where she murdered probably a score
of men and women. We have known
this for four DAYS On one OF the
fingers OF the body was a gold ring
which was identified as one Mrs. Gun
ness wore. Her keys lay in the cid
ders beside the body. We are sure
she is dead"
This is the declaration of Sheriff
Shutter which, made today, shows
why the authorities OF La Porte or at
least some OF them. have not entered
into the search for the Indiana muir
deress with any great enthusiasm.
Prosecutions Trump Card.
New and significant evidence. which
would seem TO indicate that Mrs Gun
ness may have persisted by the hand
OF an accomplice. has come to light
with the discovery that Andrew Hell
gelein fought a terrible-hand-to-hand
battle for life before he was over
come and buried beside the other
victims OF Mrs. Guinness. This evil
dence is furnished today. in an OFF,
ciarreport of DR.. j. f. William Meyer
to the coroner, describing lock OF
brown hair clasped in the dead mans
hands
This is the important new evidence
I'm the hands of States Atty. r. n.
Smith which. he stated today, posi-
lively would send Lamphere TO the
gallows.
Here Is the official wording from
the autopsy report:
The hand ~ closed. ON opening
the hand. il is found To grasp short,
curly. brown hair
Ray Lamphere has hair the exact
color of that found and IL is the same
longth and texture
To Offer Reward for Murderess.
The county council is TO meet here
next Friday. II will undoubtedly
offer a reward for the capture of Mrs.
Guinness. Several members OF the
council favor making the reward
$4,000 and this probably will be done.
though the others would prefer $780,
goo Sheriff Shutter is still SO sure
that Mrs Guinness is dead that he Is
against offering any reward at all
but his wishes will not be considered
In the matter
AT present the Guinness place is
70 overrun by people drawn there
solely by the notorlety the farm has
achieved. that no methodical search
can he carried on. Yesterday being
the first Sunday since the authorities
began making CHASTITY discoveries. the
crowds broke all records. Throngs
Legan To flock out from town along
the McClung road as early as q o'clock.
A delegation OF 500 arrived from South
Bend. An excursion was run from
Chicago and other hundreds were
picked UP all along the route. Add
TO these the La Porte residents who
succumbed to curiosity and II is clear
that no fewer than 10000 persons Wis
tied the murder farm yesterday
Believes She Murdered Baby.
That another victim of Mrs. Gun
ness was a six months old baby, which
The Detroit times., 1908-05-11
LET US ALONE" SAY
PROSPERITY-ITES TO T. r

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE exec
utive committee OF the National Pros
perity association is in Washington,
to ask the president to "let us alone"
and this idea Is 10 be put up ito him
at IL O'Clock today.
The bearers Of the petition are Fen
tus j. Wade. <. c. Simmons, Edward
Dewey and James f. Smith, business
men of st. Louis. They say that the
movement has spread to all the large
cities and has practically the unani-
nous approval OF the business men of
the country.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-11
SHOOTS WIFE WHEN
SHE SLABS HIS FACE

WHEELING. w. Va. May ia
cob Ashoff. a railroad engineer. shot
ard fatally wounded his wife at Bell
aire. o.. and then killed himself with
the same revolver. ~
The couple had been married but
few months. During a quarrel. II Is
said. Mrs. Ashoff slapped her hus-
bands face. The shooting followed.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-11
WOMEN PRAY HARD
FOR LOCAL OPTION

WAYNE, Pa, May For three
hours on Bonded knees women OF
Wayne, at a meeting in the auditor
ium of'the Methodist church, of which
the Rev. Samuel NJ. Thompson is pas
tor. prayed fervently that the cause
of local option might triumph in Penn
sylyania and In Delaware county.
There were representatives from all
the local churches. and Nine. Layah
Barakat was the chief speaker
The Methodist and Baptist colored
churches of Wayne Joined with the
Woman's Christian Temperance union
in local option rally in Union hall.
Mrs. Joseph Shortledge. Of Concord
vile, was the principal speaker
The Detroit times., 1908-05-11

A wellknown Washington architect
who has just returned from Boston
says that I'm the reading room OF one
OF the most exclusive clubs OF one OF
The most exclusive clubs In the Hub
there Is a sign that reads: only Low
Conversation Permitted Here. The
Argouaut.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-11
WATERTOwN. n. Y. MAY II.

wATERTowN. N. Y, May H.
Royal Dunning, following the shoot
ing, through window. OF Jerry APP
pie and his son-inlaw, Albert Crow
der. who were playing cards, has been
arrested. charged with murder. Mrs.
Dunning. who is the complainant, Is
Apples daughter and was present
when the men fell dead.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-11
sondhoIders Buy Cement plant.

John A. Meyers. representing the
majority bondholders OF the Aetna
Portland Cement Co. has bid In the
plant at Fenton for $lS0,000 being 45
cents on the dollar OF the bond issue.
Repairs costing $4,000 viii be made
and the plant viii be started up again.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-11

A beautiful Celtic cross. 20 feet high.
has been erected at Rangihoua, Bay
of Islands. where 80 years ago Sam
uel Marsden, the Apostle OF New
Zealand" landed TO hold the first
Christian service in that section.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-11

some OF the high-piaced women In the
British peeraxe have determined that
Invasion % Am~rscon women into
Z London society - rencLinG point
where it must be- curbed. The duchess
OF Rut1-nd. whose picture ~ here
shown. H. one OF the principals In the
movement.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-11
Letter Tells Where to Look.

LA PORTE, Ind. May 11.-An an
onymous letter. dated Chicago, and
receiver by Mayor Darrow, said that
the mystery OF the farm would be
solved by the examination OF the wa
ters of jond just east OF the farm
ponse There. the writer said, would
be discovered the corpse OF Mrs. Gum
ness and also the head OF the body
found in the basement of the burned
house. The letter concluded
Other valuable information will
be forwarded as soon as the body
is found.
Mayor Lemuel barrow, law partner
of II. NJ. Worden, who Is defending
Ray Lamphere, said that the defense
would investigate the Pine Lake GEM
etery, an old burial ground about a
mile from the Guinness farm.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-11

Job Printing done right. Times Print
tng Co.. Is John R-st. Phone 1895.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-11

BusinesS-Iike Printing. No fuss and
no feathers The plain, neat kind, that
looks right. Times Printing Co., is
John R.-st. Phone 14eS.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-11
Wrote Michigan Preacher.

WEVKc WTSIlIHdW FFNdCHoFs
VASSAR, Mich. May 11.-Archibald
Mckenzie, while at Lapeer about two
years ago, received a letter from the
matrimonial bureou at Chicago stat
ing that a well.to-do woman by the
name of Mrs. Guinness would like a
life companion, but he did not al
swer. and a short time after received
a letter personally from Mrs. Gun
ness, stating that she would meet him
at Chicago. but he did not go. He Is
a middle-aged man and minister OK
the reorganized church. He Is now
employed at the general store OF Nc
Ombers and intends TO make his home
here.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-11

CHICAGO. May ll.--Assistant Chief
of Police Shuettler, speaking OF the
possibility that Mrs. Belle Guinness
is alive. said that in the last three
days he had received &c letters from
persons who declare they are positive
they have seen Mrs. Guinness since
her reported death Postoffice officers
are seeking to find the writer's OF sew
eral letters addressed to Mrs. Gun
ness since her disappearance. These
were held by the La Ports postmaster
until Sunday. when they were turned
over TO postal inspectors.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-05

HoOdIess. proprietor; Milton Mfg Co,
d. T Williams. president; Milton *
Pensacola Steamboat Co. steamer
City of Tampa. Chas. E Mason, mgr;
J. A Chaffin & Co. J. d &. Newton,
Sect'y; The Chaffin Bank, J. D. c. New
ton, cashier; G.. L. Abbott, merchant;
Fisher & Hamilton. hardware and fur
niture, VI. y. Fisher; J. NJ Holland,
log inspector: II. VI. Jernigan. prop.
Peoples Drug Store: c. Z. Hamilton,
merchant; T. W. Jones. merchant;
Fisher & Co. merchants, l. G Fisher;
Cohen Bros. merchants: l. ". Joseph
son, merchant; A MOneyway. ft--ni-
tUre dealer: Milton Cash House. mer-
chants, J. P Stewart, mgr; Lawrence
Brown, postmaster; II. s. SeabrOOk.
prop, job printing Office; D. T. VIII
liamS & Co, merchants; W ]. VIII
li9mS, Jr-, city clerk and treasurer;
T, E DEFY. jeweIer; J. ID. C Newton;
Santa Rosa Abstract Co, real estate
and abstracts; R. S. Robertson. mer-
chant; z. l.. McDaniels Co. supeTin-
tendent Santa Rosa county; II. $
Bates. millinery; T. R Robinson, tax
assessor; j. B. Ellis. merchant; Il.
d. Whitmire, tax collector; l. e Al
len teacher IS years: S. J. Odum
City Restaurant; c. f. McDougaH
druggist; ". H. MapoIeS. editor
Santa Rosa Star; R c. Harris. ex-edl-
tor Milligan Herald; l. NJ. Rhodes.
merchant; Z. l. BeasIey, R r. agent
l. & y. r. r. Co; L. P. GOlsOn. clerk
circuit court A H. Allen. dept tax
assessor; J. ". c. Mann. dept. sheT-
iff; J. c. Gamer, merchant: R NJ Jer-
nigan, Hveryman; s. F. Allen, logging
business; Ernest Amos. state auditor:
Nick peters, merchant; c. F. Clark
merchant; P l. Diamond. clerk: A
Nicholson, merchant: !. Frank Smith,
merchant; H Mason Smith, Md: W.
B. Hicks, merchant; c. w. ChiIdersOn,
Index-Record Office; NJ J Cooper.
merchant; c. E Chunn, D. D. S; a.
NJ Robertson, marine engineer.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-05
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CHURCH SOCIETY
Elaborate Preparations Are
Being Made in Boston
for Convention.
Special TO The Journal.

Boston. Mass. Aug elaborate
preparations are being made cOr the
entertainment Of the delegates to the
seventh annual convention of the
American Federation of Catholic So
cieties which will convene in thf5 city
for a three-days session, August 9.
The opening services of the cOnven-
ton will be held at Holy Cross Ca
thedraI. Sunday. August g. The ser
mon will be preached by Archbishop
O'COnneH- Two public mass meetings
Will be held in connection with the
convention. at Symphony Hall.
Among the societies that will be
represented are the Catholic Order OF
FOresters, with a membership OF 130.-
600, headed by T. H Cannon. Esq, of
Chicago, and the members of the C.
20 F. High Court: the Catholic knights
o. America, who will be represented
by Messrs. E Feeney. of Brooklyn.
and J. Perning. Of Cincinnati. the
Catholic Mutual Benefit Association
Will be represented by Hon. J. J.
Hines. of Buffalo. and other supreme
officers. the Roman Catholic Central
Verein will send six delegates, the
Western Catholic Union will be rep
resented by F w. HeCkenkamp. OF
Quincy IL, and the other national
bodies 10 be represented are the
knights of St. John, the Young Men S
institute. the Irish Catholic BenevO-
lent Union. the SlavOnic Catholic
Union. the Massachusetts c. o. F.
the Catholic Church Extension So
Ciety. the Ancient Order of HibeTnians
and the C h and / Of A
There viii also be representatives
from the Minnesota, Louisiana, Mis-
souri, Vermont Illinois, New YORK.
Pennsylvania. Connecticut. Ohio. In
diana, Wisconsin Colorado. Kansas.
New Jersey and other state leagues
and Staats-ver baendes- Every bishop
of the United States has been invited
10 send diocesan delegates and every
Catholic institution Is entitled to rep
reservation