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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-01
SOLD \ FORTUNE
 IND DIED POOR

Fort wayne. IaA. orf. a.- 4hb1naD '. Diddls. the Grse nanufaetnres dE Royal Bakins Powder. mho' sel1 0p formula twenty.fivs ysafs a6o aoz
 part of tho sssses q . 1rue st0rd| in which he held n tntersst died ' local hospital today. Diddle 1s l-s ized none ot the immense oeoekp made in the business end Mae cnl1 in moderate circumstAnces ek the time Of his death.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-01
PARDON FOR GREEN
 AND GAYn0R

tAe various societies in their relig.
 lous and social work.
 pr. and Mrs. Buckner and two ch.l.
 ieh left yesterday afternoon for Lit.
 JIG ROCK, where Dr. and Mrs, Buck
 her were rendered an elaborate Hal.
 lowe ell reception last night at the
 home of Major and Mrs. P. K. Roots
 the reception being under the au-
 spices of the Woman's Auxiliary ot Trinity Cathedral.
 In his sermon, which was more of
 a heart to heart talk with his affect
 ing address the little minister repeat
 ed to them the first chapter of St.
 Paul to the Phillipians, beginning at
 the third verse, which says:
 T thank my God upon every re-
 memlbrance of you, always in every
 prayer of ;: nc for Iou all making requests with joy for your fellowship D in the gospel from the first day until now; being confident of this very thing, that he which hath begun a good work in you will perform it un- til the day of Jesus Christ; even as it is meet for me to think this of iyou ill my heart; for God is <ly re- (cord, how greatly long after you in the mercies of Jesus Christ. And thic I thof abound, yet more and more a know ledge and in, all my judgment; that he may approve things that are excel lent; that ye may be sincere and without offense till the day of Christ being filled with the fruits of righte- ousness, which are by Jesus Christ, until the glory and praise of God
 St. Paul in one of his journeys" said Dr. Buckner, "came to Athens and he found an altar with this in- scription, To The Unknown God He said to this people who could boast of a philosophy of Plato and 'So- crates, of metorphisical distinctions of an Aristotle, of art and culture that have never. been surpassed in the history of the world, of a people who had listened to the silver ton gued orator, Demosthenes, who had swayed thousands with his matchless eloquence. St. Paul revealed unto those people a fuller knowledge of the revelations of God to the world in the person of Jesus Christ So it has been my endeavor not to reveal to you through philosophy or metor- art or culture, the great character of God. It has been my purpose to reveal Him in the person of the meek and lowly Nazarine. In order that you might not think upon him as the God unknowable, the au- thor of unalterable laws, one wAem no prayer reaches like the last in- vented God of mans imagination. wlp sits aloft and alone and cares not while the laws he has set in motion crush and grind the quivering souls and creatures whom he hath allowed to be evolved out of nothingness, but B God to whom we would c,y, Abba Father, one who loves us and sym- pathizes with us.''' 3a'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-01

We have . most aesirabas lot for sale on Olive -SE pear 18th ave.
 A strictly high class street and
 neighborhood. Gan make eaSy terms,
 There are few such lots left. Bet
 ter get you home before prices ad-
 vance-Cotton Belt savinss < Trust Co. 10 2s ss
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-01

FOR RMT-A residence close in on D. 9th ave. Modern conveniences, House large enough for two small
 families.-Cotton Belt Savings and Trust co. 1e 30 6f
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-01
WILSON SPEAKS "
 IN NEW YORK

Washington, D c. Oct. 31.-secre' tary of Agriculture. Wilson left to- night for New York, where he will speak up state this week. Following that he will proceed into Ohio and will also speak there,.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-01
HEIGHT RECORD IS BROKEN

Belmont Park, N. Y. Oct. ,31-Raiph' a worlds record today, flying at 2 he:ghth of 9.70o feet. The previous record was s,1S2 made by Wya Mal.a last year.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-01

Monday, Oct. 31st from a. m. to 6 m. our Fall Opening. Handsome and useful souvenirs given to each nox-Walker Furniture Co.
 10 p At.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-01

-s.,,.. end Mrs. GoIdweber the lad ics' and Gents Clothes Builders. cor. Fourth and Main, senyard Bldg, room 101-2. 1T.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-01

Don't fail to get one of our beautiful souvenirs, Monday 31st at our Fall Opening. Knox-Walker Furniture Co. 10 '27 A..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-01

Every, bill. business or. personal, by .chec.S. drawn against your ac- count and yoa'll have 9e trouble in always ,ssrikings a cash balance, be- sides asoidirg the mistakes made ii Ehgaadling money! ..,...
 This may require only your own |seheck: or Draft, or Bill of Exchange. Recording to the. terms of the firm you deal with.
 Having a Checking Account with |thls bank enables you to meet all conditions of payments. Your account invited. M. & P. Bank
 Pine 3lrR. Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-01

A cottage on " 9th ave- for rent. Meaern ooavenieoces.-cotton l,0t1 Belt Savings [ Trust Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-01

"A new cottoage for rent. LOcateo on corner of srd and Poplar st. strictly modern Cotton Belt 6ayings and Trust Co. II I II.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-01

-s1oaoo given to the iady correct- ly guessing what our souvenir will be Monday 91st. Our Fall Opening. -t.-c1-Ta.,,-cr Fur. Go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-01
 OLD FOLKS oU1WITIED KIDS

Sterling, H., Oct. s1,-Jaeo3 Msy- e5s. S2, and s. Ellen Kraft. 4s, eluded the.r angry children today and were married. The bridegroom has tk-ee generations of dece,dants.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-01

W. H. Fox was reported quite sick yesterday.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-03
.GLYNN'S RECORD
BEST IN STATE
CAMP AND INMATES
BOTH IN VERY COMMENOA-
Bile CONDITION.

The average Glynn county citizen
aAay not know il, but it is a fact, new
ertaeless, chat the camp under Super
jnJendent Hi9giubotham, mas the hest
record Of any camp III the entire
state. Ey The best record is meant
Fewer escapes, fewer deaths, less sick
ness and greater amount of work lpr
a Ike number OF men.
There are thirty-two conyicts in the
camp, six OF whom are life term pris-
ners, which were leased from the
state. and strange to eay, one of these
hie term men is ihe trusty OF the
camp. lie can be seen almost week
ly on the wagon without guard and
comes and goes as if he was a paid
empl0Ee, This negro was sent up
from one of the north Georgia coun-
ties fer the killing of one of his own
color, and he has served almost ff-
teen years. He came here with good
record from the camp to which he was
originally sent and Supt. FIigginboth-
anf at once made a trusty of him
There are five other marderers out
there, which were leased from the
state.
OF the number, thirty two, there
is not a white inmate.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-03
SEAMEN'S MISSION MAKES
REPORT FOR LAST MONTH

Following is the report Of the Sea
mems Mission for the month Of
April:
Religious services, s; attendance Of
seamen, 121; attendance shore people,
131; visits to ships, SO; visits to hos
pital, 6; entertainments, l i; attend
ance at entertainment, 50; Bibles dis
tributed, 4; tracts, 80; bundles of lit
erature. Is; free meals. /; free lodg.
ings, 13; letters written by sailors.
90; letters received by sailors, 7; at
tendance at reading room 80.
We submit the above report to tie
PEOPLE of Brunswick with hearty
thanks to all who have contributed
to make the work what the figures
show. We wish to state that all sub
scritiOns are used for the general sup
port of the mission, unless for other
wise specified objects, such as the
mission launch. Respectfully,
x. D. Stuckerbrok, Supt
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-03
A Big FLEET IS
BOOKED FOR HERE
THE COASTWISE TRADE WILL BE
UNUSUALLY HEAVY DURING
TIE MONTH OF MAY

The the indications, the present
4Lt month viii be a lively one in ship
ing circles, and while it is true that
the foreign trade will be nothing to
brag about the coastwise business will
be exceptionally good.
So far the following sch, oners have
been chartered and all OF them will
arrive during May:
z. Marie Brown, Lewis II. Coward,
Jas. w. Hawthorn, Jno Thowy, Pen
dleton's Satisfaction, Joe Cook, Ella
N. Wiley, Maud Palmer, Frances c.
Tunnel, Flora A. Kimball. |. P. Black
burn, VIM. Z. Downs. Orlando V. Wet
ten Eva b. Douglas, Hall Mays, Stella
B. Kaplin, Martha e. Wallace, Eagle
Wing, Magnus Morrison.
The above Is not a complete list and
it is safe to say that half the number
may be added making total of some
thing in the neighborhood of thirty.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-03
VAUDEVILLE A GREAT SUCCESS
The Largest House Of the Season at
The Grand Last Night.

The largest house of the season
gIetted an excellent vaudeville bill at
the Grand last night, this weeks, at
fractions are easily the best ever seen
in Brunswick.
The HuXstable's in their amusing
singing act entitled The Actor and
the Kid took the house by storm,
Miss HuXa.ables impersonation of a
little Girl, VS. the best ever seen on
the local stage.
Miss Hilda Leroy, clever singing
comedienne, made quite a hit with
her songs. Her singing was the best
heard cince vaudeville was inaugural
ed at the Grand, and her costumes
were elaborate, Mrg. Finney selected
two OF the best vaudeville acts on the
southern circuit for this week and with
such attractions as offered last night
the Grand will grow more popular
ience greatly.
The pictures shown last night we're
all brand new and pleased the aud
ience graetly.
A more pleased audience never Wis
'ted the Grand than the one last night.
The pictures TO be shown tonight
in addition to the vaudeville include
"A Marriage in Haste" a drama.
The Cooks 6 rike" a comedy
"A Victim of Circumstances. a
drama
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-03
AUTO CLUB AUTO
HAVE MORE THAN SIX AT TIE
PROPOSED ORGANIZATION OF
THE AUTOMOBILE OWNERS

twenty-five automobile owners sign
ed a call for a meeting for the pur-
pose of organizing an automobile club
but when the time for the meeting
came around there were only six pres
ent. E, H. Mason showed up on
time; Larned Pitcher, F. H. Mallard,
G. A. Faber, w. II. Gipson and W. F..
Parker dropped by and the six COM
posed the meeting. It's just like
Brunswick" said one of the auto own
ers,, but we will try again and they
called a meeting for Wednesday aft
ernoon a o'clock at the city hall.
Brunswick now has something over
forty automobiles and it is peculiar
that there is no organization like the
one proposed. 1t would be a great
benefit to autCmobilists and the pub
lie too.
1t is to be hoped that at least TWEEN
ty will attend the meeting tomorrow.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-03
TRAVELS MANY
MILES To MARRY
MAN SHE LOVES
FROM FAR OFF GREECE TO
BRUNSWICK COMES A GREEK
MAIDEN.
Peter Michos Well Known Grocer VIII
Be Welded the Latter Part of the
Present Month to Childhood Love
Wsa4inc to be C"iee One.

TbeE say Love Laughs at Lick
cn,iths" and the same may be said Of
oceans, lands, in fact distances of any
kind
Some years ago, Peter Michos, form
erly of Greece. now Of this city, visit
ed his old home, and spent some time
there. He went for the purpose Of re-
newing cid associations, seeing his
relatives etc, but be certainly renew
ed old associations. He met the
same little black eyed maiden Of the
lCng ag0-Older bat more beautiful
Peter returned to this country with
new energy, new life and a new de
termination to some day return to
Greece and claim Miss Stella COrdO-
patti, Of GaclaXici, but conditions were
so that he found it impossible to leave
here for such long journey and
love will find q way-Miss Stella is
coming here, she is going to make the
Journey of something over five thoUs-
and miles and upon her arrival here
she is to become Mrs. Peter MichOs.
Sunday was the Greek New Year
and Peter received a letter saying the
bride elect would sail within the next
few days for New York and from there
she will travel by rail 20 Brunswick,
arriving here the latter part of the
month
The wedding will be quite an event
in the Greek colony and all the mem
bers are looking forward to the &C.
casion with great delight. Father
/ David of Savannah. will perform the
ceremony after which the newly mar
ried couple will reside in the flat
corner Norwich and G. streets.
Peter AIichos. the groom-to-be, in
the coming romantic wedding, is a sue
cessful merchant. He conducts a
grocery store and feed business on
Norwich street and also a fruit store
in the opera house building. He is
an energetic business man and has
made a success here.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-03
GET FULL COUNT
EVERY CITIZEN SHOULD ASSIST
IN CENSUS WORK-IT is
IMPORTANT.

Have you teen counted by the cen
sus enumerators in your ward?
If not you should take steps at
once to be included in the enumera-
ton
1t is of vital Importance to Bruins
wick that every man, woman and
child in tae city limits should be
counted. If one hundred persons
were missed Brunswick would be
short just that many in the official
count, which is to be published fol
lowing the final completion of the re
ports.
The population of Brunswick as
shown in the 1910 census will have an
important bearing on the future pro
gress and business of the city.
Every city in the country is striv-
ing to make the best possible showing
and it behooves all people of this
place to do their part in upholding
the merits of their home by having
their name in the list of Brunswick
citizens.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-03
DOCKS FOR NEW LINE.


Tine work ol installing the machln-
cry etc, in the new passenger steam
er, Ellen. will be rushed and the own-
ers expect to have the boat ready FIR
the st Simon run on or about the 20th,
Neeotiations are now in progress
for d suitable dock here. 1t is said
that The line will either have their
local landing place at the foot Of
Gloucester or Mansfield. The Allan
Gc Cast Line owns the wharyes on
Gloucester while the Southern rail
way owns the property at the foot Of
Mansfield.
Some years ago, when the ope
Catlin was on the run, the Glouces-
ter street wharf was used and it prov
ed to be very popular, and as it is II
about the center Of the city and it
saves patrons cf the line from the
northern part of the city the annoy
ance Of passing down oyerc"oWde
Monk street.
The location will ne announced wiz
in the next few days.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-03
THIS PEiNTER HAD A NICE TIME
AT THE EXPENSE OF
E3UN5WICKlAN5


L. ID. Bates, q printer, VINO mas been
i'll Brunswick for the past several
weeks, left very suddenly Smda,
night and his destinati n is q source
OF great interest to al ie2a. t4c per
Sons in Brunswick
Bates rang up the livery stable of
S Marks Sunday and ord ere L horse
and buggy. After a pleasant drAe he
phoned the stable 10 send for the rig,
also send change 10. ten do}ill. he
said. MI Marks sent a man to Mrs.
brakes, where Bates boarded. with
eight dollars and he returned VIA a
check ON the Glynn County bank
signed, supposedly by J. I. Colson
Mr. Marks had the cha ck presented
ard it was pronounced q forgery. III
fact the average school boy would
lave known that the check was no.
genuine. Mr.. Marks was out the
ci2ht dallors change as we'll as the
bire OF the horse and buggy
He was not the only one Bates
owed Mrs. S. G Drake board bill
f something like $2500. He slipptd
his yalce, wearing apparel, etc, out
Of i window and he is supposed to
have left on the Southern train SIN
day night
No sters have been taken for the
apprehension Of the forser as the
amount OF the check is most too small
10 warrant the expense Ct search.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-03
ADJOURNED UNTIL NEXT MONDAY
ON ACCOUNT OF ABSENT
ATTORNEYS.
SOME CRIMINAL GASES WERE
DISPOSED BY THE COURT
Monday Judge Krauss Will Endeavor
to Clear the Docket of All the Long
Standing euta--Jurors Must Be on
Fiand Next Monday.

City court convened in regular
monthly session yesterday morning,
Court was opened by prayer by Rev
". H. Budd, of the First Methodist
church, The morning was devoted to
the assignment of cases. In the af-
ternoon he following cases we're dis
posed of:
Townsend and Townsend, VS.. Reed
Z. LaMance Judgment revising
Judgment
E l. BrizwelI, VS.. R. W. burden,
Judgment dismissing garnisament
and allowing attorneys fees.
Albany Mills Supply Co.. VS.. Bruins
wick Planning and Forwarding Co., YER
dict for plaintiff.
o. D. Gray, administrator, VS., R. NJ.
Phillips, suit on note, Verdict for
plaintiff.
Pittsburs Plate Glass Co, VS.. J. G.
Councilman, suit on account. Jld
ment for plaintiff,
Rudolph -Wernisker Co, VS.. l.. w.
Beach. Attachment. Suit settled ard
cost raid.
L. c. Brizell VS.. r. w burden; dis
missed at plaintiffs cost.
J. J. Vickers VS. r. W. burden, Sun
Insurance Co, garnishee. Dismissed
at plaintiffs cost.
James Fordman, N sdencanor.
Rule absolute on bond.
Leo Arnold, mi3demeanor. Nolle
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-03
WAYCR0ss JURlsT SAYS HE
WILL NOT OFFER FOR
CONGRESS.
THANKS FRIENDS FOR THEIR
ASSURANCE OF SUPPORT.
He Puts an End to the Many Rumors
Afloat--In,ends TO Devote Another
Term as Superior Court Judge cf
the Maycross Circuit.


For the past several months it has
been rumored that Judge Thomas A.
Parker would oppose Congressman
Brantley in the coming democratic
primary, but Judge Parker has put
all these rumors at rest by publishing
the following card:
Il regret to disappoint my friends
and fellow citizens who have urged
me to make the race for congress.
I deeply appreciate their promises of
support and influence. and it is
gratifying to me to know that
re their confidence and esteem.
s Il continue to endeavor to merit
e. | would like very much to
lespcrd to the call of my fellow
c -c1a, cut after cue consideration
I DO not feel that l can permit the
use Of my name as a candidate for
congress at this time.
Then too,--as kitional rea-
son, the people fesFssA that the
large circuit over which I presided
for seven years was oyertaXing my
strength and endurance, they,
through their representatives di-
vided the circuit so as to make it
possible for me to continue in the
Office Of judge of the superior court,
believing that no office in the gift
of the people is more honorable.nor
affords great or more opportR es
fer accomplishing good, and
that | can better serve the intN 2
of the people for the present in the
capacity in which | am now serving
them
This condition is responsible for
stand for denomination as judge of
the WaycrCc5 circuit
Judge Parker is one of the most
popular men in this section of the
state. He is an able judge and the
. reople Of his circuit will be gratiffed
to learn that he will devote another
term on the bench.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-03
TIE NEW VOTING LAW
Ballots Must Be Cast in Precincts
Where Voters Reside

In Glynn county there seems to re
a general misunderstanding rs to the
law in regard to precinct voting.
Heretofore a county vcter could cast
his ballot either in his district or at
the county site, but under the recent
law, he must now vote at the polling
place in his OWN district.
This law will of course, decrease
the city vote and increase the num-
her in the districts outside of Bruins
wick.
In former primaries the vote IN
GIynn county outside the city barely
reached eighty, but it is expected now
that it will run considerably over a
hundred
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-03
Raised the Fund.

Atlanta, May 2.-After . days of the
most strenuous endeavor, the Emory
College endowment committee of At
lanta has succeeded in raising the
funds of 100000 pledged by the local
almuni and at an enthusiastic meet
ing held late Saturday afternoon it
was reported that the friends of the
institution in this city had done their
mart. and done it with noble liberality.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-03
WILL PLAY BALL TODAY.
Santa Clara And High School Teams
Will Cross Bats.

An interesting game of baseball will
occur tdis afternoon at the grounds
near the A., b. e A.. shops. the op-
posing teams being the Santa Clara
and the High school.
Both of these clubs have been prft-
ticing overtime lately, and it is safe
10 assume that the game will be an
interesting Cne.
nhe battery for the Santa Clara is
Liddon and Burch; for the High
School, Balmgartner and Davis, The
game will be called at $3.50.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-03
Will 9E a GREAT MEETING.
savannahians Say There viii Be
Many KNIGHTS Here.

Brigadier-General Chas. A. Cox and
Col Henry +. Dreescn, Of Savannah,
who came over Sunday to arrange de-
tail matters relative to the annual ses-
sion Of tae Grand Lodge, Knights OF
Pythias, to be held in this city May
Is and 10, returned to their home aft
er most enjoyable day here. The
two visitors We're taken in hand by
local Knights and shcwn the points OF
interest in and around Brunswick.
Both General Cox and Col. Dreeson
say the coming session will be one
of the best ever held by the Pythians,
and they are delighted with the pros
pects
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-03
No MEETING YESTERDAY.
Council Will Probably Take Up Gen.
sus Matter Today.

On accaunt of the absence of Mayor
Hopkins from the city, the serving on
the jury Of L. Ludwig and various
causes for the absence OF other mem
bers of council, there was not a quot-
um present at the called meeting
which was to have been held yesterday
to take up the census matter.
1t is probable that the mayor will
issue a call and the meeting will he
held some time today. The matter
of seeing that every resident be en-
rolled is important.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-03
AAtlR-s IN TROUBLE.

Chicago, H.. May 2.-The telegraph
wires over a wide area extending from
Denver to Cleveland, Iowa and st
PAM TO the Ohio river were reported
to be in serious condition as the re-
sult Of rains. high winds and sonw'
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-03
PHYSICIAN KILLED
Rushing to Patient In an Automobile
When Brakes Refused to Work.

Winchester. Va, May 2.-While re
spending in his automobile to a hur-
ry call into the country to render
medical attention to a patient DR..
Samuel p. Lattane, Ir., was instantly
killed late last night. when his ma
chine jumped over an embankment.
Lattanes neck was broken and
Chauefeur Leslie NJ. Brown injured.
The failure of the brakes was the
cause of the accident. The physician
is a member of a prominent Virginia
family and was SO years old.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-03
FILE ON PUBLIC LANDS

Washington, May 2.-Winners OF
farms in the recent drawing fer In
dian lands in the Northwest Will pe-
gin filing today The lands to be op-
ened include the Occur d'Alene reser-
walton in Ihaho, the Spokane reserva-
ton in Washington, the Flathead
lands in Montana and the Cheyenne
ricer and Standing Rock lands IN
North end South Dakota.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-03
HAVOC OF TORNADO
A KANSAS TOWN REPORTED DE
STROYED EARLY YESTERDAY
MORNING.

Topeka Kan, May 2.-Plymouth,
town of four hundred people, is re-
ported to nave been destroyed by a
tornado early yesterday morning.
All wires are down and facts about
the visitation cannCt be secured until
later.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-03
INFORMATION SOUGHT
House May Get More Facts Regarding
the Charges of CLAWS.

Washington, May 2-Representative
Harrison, Democrat, of New York, to-
dav introduced in the House a resolu
ton calling upon the President to fur
nish. the House information bearing
upon the preparation of Attorney Gen
erals summary of the CLAWS charges,
which Ballingr-Pinchots investigation
committee refused to request from
Mr.. Wickersham.