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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-20

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I'd pudS DADA haoe sesenta amos.
Fulcritud y esulero en-
e despacho do formulas. Paten
tlzados de toda clase. Situai: en-
el Faruue central. 3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-20

Eerometro en- pulgadsA redu. a. a.
cido al nivel del mar -'--
1emperaturacorriente. tahr :.
Humedad reiativa percen tags -
trecipnacion. en- .puigadas, en-
"a horas. terminani1 As ~
p. H.. Z,
Direction del vienso .....- "a
telocidad del viento mil!as
por nora. ............ ,
Temperature mas alta - ~
Temperature mas baIs - a
ksIda del sol $50 q. NJ
tYsta del sol. 5.53 .. ID.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-20
lLJ NOTAkIC>. -is,
HlHIU1llllS pes, Tord Y Cana
!ea Plaza principal.
Altos da Gu:lsesmety s.an Juan,
Puerto Rlc,.
A todos interesa ese c, pssssiss s,s'iss

otios utensilios. la Guela de casa
que ha naenester menalo de coclna.
Ia jcven ave desea adorar con
limos enca3es y ceneros lie punto
sus e)e gantes trajes. ouiell use flna
esencia, todo el que necesits al.
gun al ticulo del iamo lie ferre to-
Tia y quincalla, dene hacer una vi
sta a | \ SCLTANA lie de San
Justo - s.n ,uan. Pinturas y
lerlailpntaS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-20
lnteIesante sas.F'.1 Es fefsh ): is' s' s,s. !:
San, hez Morales v

Co. calle de la Marina No. 3 Sc ofre-
ce un esplendido surtido de juguetes,
Pianos, fonog1afos. Columbia fguras
de terra-cotta, coches, Tampa ras , iii.
tros, Sortjas para mujer ,erdadera
nouedad. precios reducidos. Ex-
posici6n constante Nisitenos 6 es-
cribsnos al ?. Q Box 35, Ponce.
Ndnaqer Jose Diaz Marcilias
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-20

oBSERvACIoNES
DEL EMPO.
i. S. WEATHER tuREAl
Fan Juan, P. p. DDre. IL dc 1910
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-20

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semeets =. - - o., oo
ano -. D."
Ndmero suelto de' d's .on
del anterior. =. W.
Iemas larga fecha. den'ro ~ ~
de la semsna 80
De mas larga fecha dentro no,c
del mes .'--- s.
Fechas mas atrasadas sptselo s'nSe'
eionaN ,,. ,os mizmos 70
rios.
Pago adelantado. ---
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| 49, r:I Fernandez
| Il|HIS XII f1l1Illn Psscua.
E.li ! :,

Cells Aguilera, No. Is esquina a Saa
Juan. lAJARDo Pro. FIco liene
constante eAistencia de Novelas de-
todas classes y de los autores de mas
tama. lrecios muy limitado- Ven
de tambien La loRREsPoSDENcsA.
diariamentea 2 centavos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-20

CJRIOS0.-Budapest. Ia ca
pital de Hungria, contaba en- 1850
con una poblaei6n de 1901 600 ha-
hitantes Y aclualmente muy cerca
de un million La cifra de Ia MORTAL
dad lie los hahitantes era en- 1854,
el 43 por 100 al aho V ahora es uni
csmente de 10 por 100. FL nGmero
Ge escuelas sc cifran en- 1850 N 81 Y
hoy Sc cuentan n $50. La Universidad
coataba ri mismo aho con $50 estu
diantes mientras que ahora cuenta
con 5, 900 La pre- nSa era compueSta
por II 6reanos. entire diarios Y re-
vistas y ahor;, lIegan unoS Y yotras
ESQ.
EXQUISITE -cHAYoIES BLAN
COS. Despues d. cocldos Sc parten
ror la mltad b largo. - le >aea
Ia carne. cuIda ando de no rQmper ia
caScarita; ia oarne So pica Y Sc le
u.ezcla pedscitos de ianon queso
fresco y deSmororado huevo Fin
ha-ir. iI,Omtat@ a,ado Y mai,io- -
10 So frie en nlan'eca en- IA ~ =
l.ata fri,o eeieiia picada V aic
esro Sc re.lenan las cascarltas n.pt / o
cloles clara tle hI.evo sia batlr Y mi
gas de pan Gespu6s Sc vuelven e.
Ia sarten cor manteca, ps-s cue
tCmen ccicr i oro : se s.rveo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-20
Entered at the Post Office San Juan P
R. as second class matter July 1900
La Correspondents de Pto. Rico
rrLEroso 2a
foRrALEzA "a.

D,ario polftsco, de intcv macion gene.
y.I 6teraria cienti6ca Ell mas antique
De loa diarios de 10 isla- Edlclon los
dom;nsna Factura moderns Compues-
to nxm,ina Dor medic do monotipia y
estsreotinia Todos los dias tipo nuevo.
Unico peri6dico que usa prensa rotAuVa
en- Puerto Rico. Diario de Ia tarde
Noticias por cable. Corresponsaies ,
reDorteys en- toda 10 isla y enlas primer
pales capitales do America Europa
Information er46ca por medic de grabs
dos de notAbles At rtistas.
Pyfc;os he suscr;pci6o En-, lc ls5a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-20
nL1, LA sUlZA. Gran,
ChOc0Ia.p, !abriea chocolates as

Chocolate. "a 'ss,;ss S'5sa; chocolate, S,s.
superiores. Nuestro
artioulo, fabricado con cacao de Ia cla-
Sc y con azdcar puramente re6nada
esta elaborade con todo esmero por
personal competente. llEl mejor ali.
mento para los nihos!l lei mejor pu.
ri6cante para los ancianos'! En- pin.
guna casa debe de falta este podero-
30 nutritivo. Fabricado por NJ. So
BRINo 4 Co. Tetuan No. A. SanJuan
PaIa Aaviidades 51sss: as g: :SSss g 81.
brillants surtido de articulos propios
para regalos de Navidad. En- jugue-
les no hay competencia possible y muy
bonitos juguetes de artisticos modelos
resultaran ell encanto de los bebes.
Pueden pedirse catAlogos. Los pre-
clos del "Bazar Otero" en- Ponce, son
fjos pero no tienen competencia
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-19
ROOSEVELT PRAISES
NEW MEXICO
Counsels People to Vote for
Early Admission to
Statehood
Ex-PRESIDENT IS kept BUSY
Calls at Smithsonian Institute to
Look Over HIS African
Specimens.

Washington Nov ia busy pro-
gram has been mapped out for Colonel
Roosevelt today. 1t is his first visit
to the National Capital since he has
been president. The colonel goes
first to the Smithsonian Institute to
examine multitude of specimens Sc
cured in the African expedition which
have been mounted there. At noon,
he will be entertained at a luncheon
by Gilbert Grosvenor, editor of the
National Geographic Magazine. This
afternoon he will be at the residence
of his daughter, Mrs. Nicholas Long
worth, where the returns of the Yale
Harvard foot ball game will be receiv-
ed. He will receive many callers, in
cluding Secretary of State Knox and
members of the diplomatic corps.
Roosevelt is Pleased.
Washington, D. c., Nov. 19.-At the
National Press club reception to
Roosevelt, new Mexican's representa-.
tive on shaking hands, remarked that
New Mexico has made good. Roose-
welt responded: New Mexico has
and is doing splendid! I hope they
will vote for their constitution and
for early admission to the sisterhood
OF states"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-19
STORMY DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL
COMMITTEE MEETING.
Convention to be Held at Santa Re
on December 10 to Pass on
Constitution.

The meeting of the Territorial Dem.
ocratic Central Committee yesterday
attention and evening ras a stormy
one. There was clash of opinions
as to whether the Democratic party as
an organization should work for the
adoption of the constitution or reject
1t. A number of the committeeman
plainly informed the committee that
the Democratic voters in their coun-
ties would not be bound by any "ukase'
against the constitution by the COM
mittee. Others pointed out the alb
surdity of condemning fundamental
law before it had been completely for
mulated. Finally, compromise mea-
sure carried to call delegate con-
vention at Santa Fe on December 19,
at which the question of supporting
or opposing the constitution, which
would be decided by delegates, one
for each one hundred Democratic
votes cast at the last election. A
committee consisting of A. A. Jones,
o. A. Larrazolo, N B. Laughlin, ]. G..
Fitch, G. A. Richardson, John Morrow
and Eugenio Romero were appointed
to prepare and submit to that con-
vention critical review of the consti'
tuition. At one junctufe yesterday
Chairman w. B. Walton threatened to
resign. H. B. Ferguson and John
Morrow were the most radical in op-
posing the constitution.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-19
WINS SUIT
TO RECOVER PROPERTY.
Final Decree in Suit Growing Out of
Frauds of Carter and Others
in Savannah Harbor.

New York, Nov. 19.-The govern
ment title to property in dispute in
the case of Oberlin M. Carter, former
captain of the United States army,
who served a term in the penitentiary
for frauds in Savannah harbor work,
was confirmed by the United States
circuit court of appeals in final de-
cree in that ligitation today. Con-
tractors Greene and Gaynor involved
in the fraud case, are now serving a
term in the Atlanta federal prison.
The government claimed from Carter
and others possession of all property
bought with the proceeds of funds be-
longing to, the United States which it
was charged were fraudulently divert
ed.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-19
DEMOCRAT WILL SUPPORT
THE CONSTITUTION
First Number Will Appear at AIbu-
querque on December 15.-Re-
quest to Subscribers.

There seems to be an enthusiastic
interest in the New Mexico Dem.
ocrat. Colonel J. G. Albright, the
editor and manager of the paper, is
meeting with phenomenal success,
having secured nearly one thousand
subscribers for the paper, delegates to
the convention representing every
part OF the Territory, having subscrib-
ed from twenty-five to fifty copies a
piece and Colonel Albright, having to-
day no other means of reaching them,
asks through the columns of the New
Mexican, that those who have thus
subscribed, furnish him at once with
the list of names to which they desire
the paper sent. The Democrat will
make its appearance on December Is.
There will be several thousand copies
issued and the initial number will be
principally devoted to the support of
the constitution for the State of New
Mexico.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-19
NEWS NOTES AT THE
CAPITOL BUILDING.
Prudential Insurance Company Admit
ted to New Mexico-Pecos Pow
er Project Extension.

Governor Mills today appointed
William H. Eschburg of Cantara,
Curry county, notary public.
Insurance Company Admitted.
superintendent of Insurance Jaco-
bo Chaves today admitted the Pruden-
tial Insurance Company of Newark,
N. J., to do business in New Mexico.
Territorial Funds.
Territorial Treasurer M. A. Otero
today received from Oscar Lehman,
treasurer of Dona Ana county, $685.
so; Land Commissioner Robert P. Err
vien SIS; Game Warden Thomas P.
Gable $5.
Extension of Time Granted.
Territorial Engineer Vernon L. Sui
livan today granted E. H. Fisher OF
Cimarron, Colfax county, an extension
of time to September, 1911, during
which to begin construction of his
power project on the upper Pecos.
School Apportionment.
County CaDSuS AnDOrtiOn-
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-19
MISS CATHERINE ELKINS
WILL BECOME CATHOLIC.
Marriage with Duke of Abruzzi Likely
to Take Place not Later Than
January.

London, Nov. 19-Despite the fact
that Miss Catherine Elkins is now in
Washington, where her father, Sen
ator Elkins is i'll, the continental
papers continue to print stories that
she is stopping at Lugano, Switzer-
land, arranging with the Bishop of
Ticino for conversion to the Catholic
faith. El Secolo of Milan, Italy, says
that the Duke of Abruzzi motored to
Lugano incignito on Monday, and that
the marriage of Miss Elkins and the
Duke is likely to take place not later
than January, as King Victor Emma
nuel has given his consent, Miss Elk
ins, the paper states, will take the
name of Duchess of Terano 1t is
thought that the Lugano correspond.
ents have mistaken another party for
the Elkins family
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-19
Thousands Upon Thousands
Witnessed Foot Ball Games
This Afternoon.
MINNESOTA MEETS MICHIGAN
Former Has Not Been Scored
Against at All This
Season.
= y y * % x = y y y y y y y
y ToDAY's FOOTBALL SCORE y
y Yale y
y Harvard 0 y
= = y = = = y y = * y * N y

| New Haven, Nov. 19.-Neither Yale
nor Harvard was able to score in this
afternoons game that was expected to
settle the football championship. the
final score being Harvard 0, Yale 0.
Harvard had the slight advantage
in the first period but a bad tumble
early in the second period put the
Crimson on the defensive in that
quarter.
Wendall, who replaced Frothing.
ham, did remarkable work for Harv-
ard this quarter but brilliant run
by Potter for Yale put the ball in 2S
yards of Yales goal line. This was
the closest either team had come
to scoring. The third period was
evenly and fiercely fought. In the
fourth period, however, Harvard car
ried the ball steadily toward goal and
seemed sure of scoring until Corbett
fumbled on the twelve yard line and
Yale man fell on the ball. After
that, Yale by brilliant plays, got the
ball out of danger.
New Haven, Nov 19.-The eyes of
10000 enthusiastic spectators will this
afternoon be fixed on the Yale field
where Yale and Harvard will strug.
gle for the football championship OF
the country. More would see the
game if possible. Probably 100000
would jam their way into the field if
they could secure seats, but they can
not. Never has more interest been
aroused in the game between Yale and
Harvard. 1t was ideal football wealth
er, crisp and bracing Every man of
both teams is reported to be in the
fttest possible condition for the con-
test, which it is expected will be a
memorable one.
Betting is Brisk.
New Haven, Nov. 19-With the ar
rival of crowds, betting became brisk.
Harvard ruled the favorite but there
is so much confidence in Yale reju-
venation, that the crimson odds were
hammered from three to one, to three
to two and five to four today The
game is scheduled to begin at 2:15.
The Line Up.
New Haven, Nov. 19.-Yale's back
field today will be Howe, quarter field
er left half; DAILY, right half; Kistler
full back. For. Harvard, Wigglesworth
will play quarter; Corbett left half;
rockingham right half, and Leslie,
full back.
snappy Weather at Ann Arbor.
Ann Arbor, Mich, Nov. 19.-Snappy
weather was promised for this after
noon when the football warriors, of
Michigan and Minnesota will settle
the matter of the western champion
ship. Every seat around Ferry Field
has been sold, and it is estimated that
at least $1,000 will see the game. Min
nesota outweighs Michigan an aver
age of seven pounds to the man, but
both teams have a swift, hard plung.
ing back field men and modern foot
ball with all it's varieties of forward
passes, and fake kicks is looked for
Minnesota has not been scored on this
year.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-19

Isidoro Armijo, the double of Sun
ny Jim Sherman" is an incompatible.
Irresistible, irrepressible specimen of
the genus homo. He halls from the
Mesilla valley and in it's metropolis,
/ Las Cruces, is the bell Wether. He
writes poetry like Keats, his prose is
| classic as that of Addison and in hui
NOR he is a Josh Billings and a Mark
| Twain combined. 1t just bubbles
forth spontaneously and Sparks for
| the New Mexican were constantly
sputtering from his pen as he followed
the heavy debates in the constitution
| al convention. When Isidoro takes
his seat in the Congress of the Unit
| ed States with slice of Texas under
his arm, Champ Clark will have to
take to the backwocf.s, as a funmak-
er, anyway. But life has not been all
| ice cream and pie for the Dona Ana
county delegate whose raid on the
! land holdings have created consterna-
! ton at Austin and will result in 600,-
! 600 acres, worth $6O,000,000 being add
I ed to the already imperial domain of
the state of New Mexico. Mr. Armijo
has achieved, he has won battles for
| the people and the New Mexican
quotes from a recent biographical
sketch is published:
Mr.. Armijo is a son of the late Hon.
Jacinto Armijo who held several re-
sponsible positions in public life in
Dona Ana county, and who was also
member of the legislature for sew
eral sessions, and was public-spirited
almost to fault. He gave to the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe railroad
large tract of land in order to Sc
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-19

cure a station for Las Cruces, and
that land is today considered the most
valuable in the Mesilla valley.
Isidoro was the Oldest son of the
family From early youth he took an
active interest in politics, accompany.
ing his father, Col. ]. Francisco Cha,
yes, and Hon. Tranquilino Lujan, up,
on their famous trip through the ter.
ritory, when the latter was a candi-
date for delegate to Congress.
Mr. Armijo attended the public
schools and the College of Agriculture
and Mechanic Arts at Mesilla Park.
He left the school to accept a posi-
ton at Puebla, Mex, where he spent
three years before returning to Las
prefer under Judges McFie and Parker
preter under Judge E.RFie and PaEker
In the campaign for his present of
flee he made splendid fight, and re,
ceived the largest number of votes
cast in his county for any candidate.
He has travelled extensively, has been
editor of Ell Progreso, at Trinidad, Co
dorado, and during a campaign of a
political paper which he called Fear
less John" Mr.. Armijo married Jen-
ME Archibald an accomplished young
woman from the Centennial state.
Although still young man Mr.. Ar
milo is an important factor in the po.
litical situation in Dona Ana county.
He is an efficient and painstaking pro-
bate clerk, very popular among the
people of his county, and especially in
Las Cruces, and the future undoubted-
ly holds new and greater honors for
him.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-19
NEWHOUSE TUNNEL IN
COLORADO is COMPLETED.
1t is Four Miles Long and Drains
Principal Mines of Gilpin
District.

Denver, Nov. 19-With the practic-
al completion yesterday of the New
house tunnel in the Gilpin mining dis
trict and the competition of the Ell Paso
mine with the Roosevelt drainage tun-
mel at Cripple Creek, Colorado's min
ing industry received the greatest i'm
petus of years. The Newhouse tun-
mel is 21,968 feet in length and will
drain the old mines at Gilpin county
to a depth of 1880 feet. At Cripple
Greek the connection of the Ell Paso
mine with the Roosevelt tunnel, marks
the first step in the wholesale unwa-
tering of that district.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-19
Bailey Wants to Hear Deneen.
SUFFRAGETTEs HISS AND
BOO THE COURT
Were Disappointed Because No Pun.
ishment Was Imposed on Them
by Magistrate.

London, Nov. 19.-To their chagrin,
one hundred and sixteen suffragettes
who were arrested yesterday during
the attempt to force an audience with
Premier Asquith were discharged in
police court today. The attorney for
the crown announced that Home Sec
retary Churchill had decided on the
ground of public policy that no bene-
fit will be gained by proceeding with
the prosecution. The willing martyrs
to the cause of woman suffrage re-
ceived the statement with Kisses and
boos.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-19
NOW HAVE A SIX
PASSENGER "oPERA COACH

In anticipation of the winter nights
coming, Williams & Rising, the we'll
known liverymen, have added six
passenger opera coach to their equip
ment and it will be for the use of
theater parties. 1t is also used for
the accommodation of the guests of a
hotel to and from the depot.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-19
NEW GENERAL SUPERINTENp.
ENT OF THE POSTAL.

New York, Nov. 19.-G. E. Paine,
Superintendent of the Postal Teler
graph-Cable Company at Atlanta, Ca,
has been promoted to be General Sup
erintendent of the company with head
quarters at Chicago, vice T. w. Car
roll, resigned.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-19
WRULENT SMALLPOX ON
ARAPAHOE RESERVATION

Cheyenne, NovA19.-Official investi-
cation of the smallpox epidemic on
the Arapahoe Indian reservation
shows that the scourge is not so bad
as at first reported. There have been
only thirteen cases instead of ninety
three. The disease is in virulent form
and new cases are appearing daily on
various parts of the reservation.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-19
SPORADIC RloTINe CON-
TINUES IN CHICAGO

Chicago, Nov 19.-Sporadic rioting
continues to mark the strike of the
garment workers in this CITY, One
man was shot and slightly wounded
and four others were bruised and cut
in an attack of the strikers on the
strike breakers at the Kedzie avenue
station of the Metropolitan Elevated
last night.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-19
VATICAN BITTERLY OPPOSED
TO "PADLocK BILL

Madrid, Nov. 19.-The discussion of
the Paddock Bill' was begun in the
chamber of deputies today. The bill
seeks to forbid the entrance of new
religious orders in Spain until the re-
vision of the Concordat is accomplish
ed. 1t is part of Premier Canaleias'
plan of religious reform and liberty
and is bitterly opposed by the Vati-
can.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-19
s s s s s s s s s s = s =
THE CONSTITUTION.

= In order that the readers of
= the New Mexican might have
s the first complete copy of the
s constitution, excepting the
= Miscellaneous Provisions which
s have not yet been drafted and
= which will be Article Xxx, much
s OF the ordinary news mat
s ter and the editorial col
s umn are crowded out of today's
y issue. A few verbal changes
s may yet be made, but substan-
s TALLY the constitution appears
s as 1t will be submitted to the
= people.
s s. s S S s s s S S s s S
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-19
FOUR MEN KILLED
INCL UDlNG A LIEUTENANT.

Washington, Nov 19.-Four men
were killed today by the premature
explosion of five inch gun at the
Indian Head proving grounds, of the
navy. Lieutenant Arthur G. Caffee
was one of the men killed.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-19
COUNT ToLSToI PASSED
ANOTHER FAVORABLE NIGHT.

Astapova, Nov. 19.-Ccant Tolstoi
passed a favorable night. The counts
mind is clear but his heart action con-
tinues to cause serious anxiety.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-19
GOVERNOR DENEEN TO
BE A WITNESS.
Committee Investigating Charges
Against Lorimer Not Disposed to
Enter fractional Politics.

Against Loriner Not Disposed to
Enter fractional Politics.
Chicago, Nov. ia special to the
Tribune from Washington says that
the Senate committee on privileges
and elections which has been investi-
eating the charges of bribery in con-
nection with the election of William
Lorimer to the U. S. Senate will place
Governor Deneen of Illinois and State
Representative Robert E. Wilson of
Chicago on the witness stand.
Bailey Wants to Hear Deneen.
The subcommittee which held it's
hearing in Chicago did not hear Gov
ernor Deneen as it was not disposed
to enter into the factional politics of
the state. However, Senator Bailey
and other members of the full COM
mittee believe it will be advisable to
hear the governor.