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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-01
BERTILLION PLAN
HAS AN ADVOCATE
PRISON CONGHESS COMMITTEES
URGES REGISTR ALTON OF
EVERY CITIZEN.

Npr'ihl 10 iht world.
Waahugton Sept. 30 -Ber i!,ion
measures ana photographs Of every
citizen for the purpose Of record was
proposed, tonight n tho American
Prison Association convention by Al
bert p. Han, Of minneapolis, in sub
mIttng the report Of the committee
on criminal Jaw reform
''rhe l'ni,ed States government
ought to make ITS chief concern to
discover, develop and realize Itself,
by gathering and recording fun bio
graphic ana civic data of each of the
component units Of the life Of every
man." said Mr. Han
I'VE have developed registration
and identification of domestic ami
mails. why omit the record of human
life, the supreme product of creation?
The task Is not impossible ana lts
benefits would be incalculablc ana far
reaching.
Such registration should he ma
tlonal in It's scope OF authority, en-
brdCing continuous enumeration and
consecutive numbering Of the whole
citizenship including duplicate card
certificate system of Identifying its
bearer by photograph or finger prints
Han expressed the opinion that such
a system would elevate and cQualize
the standard OF citizenship prevent
the dupliclty of the individual in all
relations, extend the family dies. and
a universal Intelligence and
credit bureau and simplify the eXpen
sive election registration.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-01
bank ROBBERY
Is FRUSTRATED
MOuLD-BE IOWA ROBBER NOT
EARNING ENOUGH MONEY,
ATTEMPTS HOLDup.

by ARsocihird Press.
Council Buns Ia, Sept 30.--A bold
attempt was made To rob the Bank
Of McCleland at McClellan1. "A small
town In this county, this afternoon.
A man giving his name as Tom Klr-
by. whose home Is said To be in oak
land, Ia. entered the bank and pre-
sentlng revolver, demanded that the
cashier Walter julius turn over the
banks cash.
Instead Julius opened hre on the
bandit Both men emptied their re-
volvers and the robber was slightly
wounded In the arm. julius was not
hurt. Kirby then ran from the build
ing and tried to escape. a farmers
picnic had brought nearly five thous-
and people to McClelland and the
crowd. attracted by the shooting. soon
captured the would-be robber. Kirby
IL man about forty-iive years old
and claims to have wife and eight
children lie gives the fact that he
can only earn dollar and flfty cents
u day as the reason for the attempted
robbery
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-01
SOCIETY MAN LOSES HIS JOB.
l.. Ogden lIorstmann Displeased The
Washington Excise Board.

by Associated Press
Washington, Sept, 30-F. ogden
llorstmann, member Of the Metropol-
itan and Chevy clubs and a general
favorlte IN society, here and In New
York, is to be dismissed from the
service of the District Of Columbia.
\ few weeks ago lIprstmann accept
ed position as inspector of saloons
in Washington, saying he was tired
of loafing.
A member of the district commits
sion Is authority for the statement
that Horstmann is to be dismissed.
The reason given is that he has de-
voted his energies to Investigations of
the actions of members Of the excise
board. rather than TO the conduct OF
saloons, 10 which task he was as
signed.
Mr. Horstmann 1t was said. had
submitted reports of his investlga-
tions Of the liquor traffic In the dis
trict directly to the commissioners,
instead of to the board. which Is
contrary to the rules of the office.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-01
U. OF NJ. STOCK RANKS HIGH.
six Flrsts and Two seconds Captured
M II. IOsnh Show.

ST. Joseph Mo. Sept 30.-Missouri
universities agricultural college won
more prizes than ever before at the
Interstate Live stock show at st. Jo-
seph.
Drerter the yearllnr that won FIRST
at the International Live stock show
al Chicago last fall as calf took the
sweepstakes ~ the champion yearling
steer any breed. at the 81. Joe show
The university exhibit captured six
important lifnt premiums as follows:
College onward. best Hereford year
ling: Deserter best yearling grade
Hereford Dudley. best 2-year-old An
gus steer: Lochland. best yearling AM
gus steer; Heatherand. best yearling
Galloway; Designer best Angus calf
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-01
COLONEL OPENS
THE CAMP PAICN
ROOSEVELT ADDRESSED REPuB-
LICAN LEAGUE.
HEARS CUMMINS ATTACK


By Associated PROSE-
New York Sept Theodore
Rposeyclt, addressing the National
Republican League I'm session at care
nogie HAN, delivered his FIRST speech
OF the state campaign.
Pressing the platform and Henry l..
Stimson, the Republican nominee Tor
governor he compared the Repuhli-
can state convention with the cunveu-
tiun now being held at Rochester ana
ON the strength of the comparison
said mat hc fclt that the Republicans
had "a right To appeal TO decent cItl-
grns I'm the state without regard To-
party aillliutiou. to vote the way.
The Saratoga throng he styled rs the
peoples convention" free from the
Influence ot special interests.
John Hays Hammond, as president
of the League introduced the ex-
president The attendance was not
large ana Roosevelt was somewhat
huarse after bis lHhors at Saratoga,
but" said Hammond, even his
whisper Is heard around the world,
and we win follow him up any san
Juan llill he may lead MS"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-01
LETTER CAUSED A SUICIDE.
Domestic Troubles the Probable iRcas-
on for Chicago RectOr'S Death.

Milwaukee, Sept SO.--The cause OF
the Rev. Arthur wild Littles suicide
was letter written by Mrs. Little
from Milwaukee, is the opinion Of
William Rubin, Mrs. Littlc's attorney.
Mr. Rubin said today that he recently
had persuaded Mrs. Little not to bring
q divorce action against her husband.
According to Mrs. Rubin, Mrs Little
wrote to her husband almost immedi-
ately after she arrived in Milwaukee
asking for funds with which to begin
housekeeping. lie said the statement
that Mrs, Little had escaped from the
sanltarium was false
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-01
nc. MnIncs Nems NllnrI.s.

By Associated pross
oyster Bay Sept So Bringing
with him his son-in-law. Representa-
tive Nicholas longw0rth, of Cincln-
natl, Roosevelt returned tonight by
automobile.
An attack on Roosevelt which APP
peared today IN the Des Mo'nes News.
which IN said 10 be senator cum
mns personal organ, brought forth
no comment from the colonel beyond
the statement that he had heard IL.
II vs. known, however, that he re-
CARDS the state platform not as an
expression Of hls own IDEAS but rath-
er az the reelection Of the Views Of
the party, F'rienda who were with
him at Saratoga said that he was not
pleased with the tarinf plank. His po-
sition IN regard TO the tariff law was
made clear In his speech as tempo
rary chairman and Roosevelt told
friends he did not care - go further
In endorsing the law
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-01
mining CONGRESS
fAVORS REFORMS
THEN hDJOUKNS AFTER URGING
GOVERNMENT TO INNES.
TIGATE GRANTS.
BY Associated Press


Los Angeles, Cal, Sept 3O-The
American Mining Congress wound up
the business of the convention today
with the election Of officials and the
adoption Qf Hvv@s resoluti9ua the
principal one of which was the one
calling upon Congress to instruct the
department Of Justice 10 investigate
AL grants involving oil or mineral
lands and take action 20 revcst title
to these in the public Arizona was
chosen for the next convention. Eth
er Douglas or Phoenix will Dee the
place of the meeting, the selection be-
ing left TO the board Of directors OF
the congress,
John Dern Of salt Lake was elected
president and James Gallhreath OF
Denver was reelected secretary
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-01
VANDERBILT CUP
RACE ON TODAY
THOUSANDS OF AUTOMOBILES
ARE ON HAND FOR BIG CON
TEST At DENVER.



Minola, ~ y, Sept. 3O.----The
Vanderbilt cup race, restored to the
pristine glory Of an all night reyel,
was ushered In early tonight with tho
time-honored accompaniment of the
horns Of ten thousand automobiles
churnlng through the sleeting villages
like giant flreflies. Although the six
hour thrill provided by The race itself
win not begin until daylight the
heigra began soon after the theaters
released their audiences and contn-
ued throughout the night From their
anchorage outside the broadway res
taurants big ears. little cars and
sightseeing vans loaded down with
human freight puffed snorted and
hiccoughed their way towards some
objective point
The race. which starts az dawn, Is
a triple event conslstlngg of the VAN
derbilt cup contest In which thirty
one cars will circle the course twenty
two times; the Wheatley HIS contest
I'm which nine cars Will cover the
course fifteen times and the Mnssa-
peQua contest ln which six ears must
make the circuit ten times.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-01
SAVE THE PARK

Mr.. Aut and his associates, In or
der to save the small expense of NOV
ing his plant out of the city limits.
asks the people to let him ruin the
only playground the children Of the
city have, ruin the only park the
city has. or the children can call
their own Is this patriotism or is
II corporate greed2 They ask It of a
city too which they have an grown
rich from her natural advantages, but
still they want more, Now the city
must give up the park, the children
their playground. or they threaten 10
move the plant away Is this patriot
ism?
Vote "Yes" for the repeal Of the or
dinance and save the Fairgrounds
(AdVO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-01
TROUBLE
BREAKS OUT ANEW
THIS TIME PT CONCERNS PROPRI-
ErORS OF NEST FIRST
FEED YARD.

The commission Is having It's full
share of troubles these anent the U.s.
suance OF building permits, special
building permits and double-barreled
and re-enforeed building permits and
several othgr kinds Nhlch they are
called uponft to turn loose.
Last wegk aud n part of,ihe present
week the John Thomas cslAe peeved
the commission uDtil II fnallykent the
case I'd the police court, Wherein
JudgqElIouston lined ThomasA ten
bucSs for not first -secnrigs a pfrmit
before putting Up .at tfranN structure
Of pnoll dIrbeFxXh within the fire
Como now l,icl. not IND a T..
EIelphrey aud petition the honor3 Bile
mayor ana board of commissioning to
allow tlfemlto put some flre-progf roof
Ing mp rs a eeverine 10 theSWfst First
street feed yarD.N lfertNis The kind
of a boX In which both the petitioners
and the commissioners find themselves
in:
Holt ana Helphrey recited 10 the
commission yesterday that when they
leased the feed yard last spring they
desired to erect a high board fence
about Il They were told by the build
ing inspector, so they stated, that no
permit wms needed for this, and that
q permit could be issued for putting
up the proposed iron roof, which, with
the fence. win form Kind OF shed
The fence was erected ana some 5000
expended In making improvements,
Building inspectors come and GO ana
Inspector Meacham. the present per-
NIT leaser, declares that he has no
right to issue a permit to the petit
TONERS, ms the construction when fin
ishod viii not be fire proof The COM
mission thinks that special permit
in AN instance like thH would be the
means OF establishing u dnngerousI
and
frharp tho muttpr rpAte
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-01

But Robbers Did Not Get the Vault
Door open.

Special to the World
Muslogee. okla, sept 80 3O-Cracks-
men entered the store OF the Mid West
Coffee company early thll morning and
after failing 10 force the safe door
open. left without securing any cash.
The door Of the safe was cracked near
ly its entire length but the force OF the
explosion of dynamite was unsuiiic-
lent to force It open The interior OF
the store about the safe was turned
topsy-turvey by the intruders.
The eafp contained a large amount
of money representing the entire gross
receipts Of the day before which had
not been taken to bank
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-01
a DrvoRcE IN FIVE MINUTES.
Edwin 10 SudcnOr Was PLAINTIFF In
the Short Salnn Trin.

Sallna, Kan, sept 30,-A divorce
granted five minutes after the petit
ton was flied was the record Of the
district cour, here last night when
Edwin II Sudendorr obtained q legal
separation from May Sudendorf The
Sudendorfs were married In 1895 Mr..
Sudendorf Is "a wealthy miller. The
financial settlement was made out Of
court Nlrl Sudcndorf l8 now In ST.
Louis
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-01
WILL cALL spEcIAL ELECTION.


NTITITNT W wv WWTTW7
Muskogee, Okla, Sept 3O.---A
meeting cf the county commissioners
will be- held tomorrow for the purpose
of issuing a call for special bond
election nj which time taxpayers viii
vote ON the $500 600 bond issue, tho
proceeds Of which will be used to
construct bridges acress the Arkansas
River near Hyde Park aud at Webbers
Fails; 10 purchase the Spaulding
bridge ana for the erection OF several
smaller structures
The bridge across the Arkansas
River at AYde Park viii result In the
To historic Fort Gibson,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-01
BISHOP Is ENEMY
OF PROHIBITION
PRESIDING BlSIIOr or PROTEST
Ant EPISCOPAL CiIuRCH IA
NOliS LOCNL OPTION PLAN.

by Associated Press
MONTGOMERY Me-, sept 3O Daniel
y Tuttle, presiding bishop of the
protestant Episcopal church In Nv
vn,tcd states, la u prepared inter-
view said today;
AN true Americans 1t seems 10
me, ought to strive Ia mninlain and
pcrpetuale the American principles.
state wide prohibition violates and lo-
.ual option supports this principle,
therefore I oppose state wide profit
.hiuon aud favor local option
Missouri ut the November election
Wlll vote on a state wide prohibitlonal
amendment
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-01
WILL HEAR WRIT TODAY.
Federal Court 10 Pass on Habens Cor
pus Mrits

UY N8NnNIHTNU TTNNN-
Guthrie okla. Sept 3O.--The ap.
plicatlon Of w. J.. Chapman. John
Garrett. H. G. ConIne, l.. c. Grimes
and A. l.. Brown for release upon a
writ Of habens corpus on charges now
pending against them for alleged lnnd
frauds committed against the l<ickn-
poo Indians In Old Mexico will come
up before the federal court Saturday
The hearing will be upon requisltion
issued at the instance Of the authorl-
ties Of old Mexico.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-01
WEBER GIVES BOND.
Sapulpan Indicted for Forging Placed
Under u $4,000 Writ

Sapulpn, Okla. sept 3O.--Frank
Weber, barber lnd'ctch by the
grand jury on the charge Of perjury.
appeared before Judge Barnum today
and gave bond in the sum Of $4,000
for his appearance. Weber, who was
called before the grand jury recently,
testified relative TO gambling In cer-
tain gambling houses IN this city
which hastened his arrest.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-01
srRYcmNINE is rouNn.
Body Of Toledo Girl, ENmlmcd by
Coroner, Contains Poison

Toledo, o.. Sept 3O-Ncnrly o
grain Of strychnine was found IN she
stomach Of Bessie ShePler an ~
year-old girl Of Bredner. whose death
a month ago was thought 10 ptomalno
poisoning. caused by eating ice cream
cones. The coroner had the stomach
removed and turned II over TO n
chemist who made his report today,
The authorities are investigating
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-01
GUARANTEES LAW COMPLICATED.
Contest over Kansas Law Becomes
knOttcd in supreme Court,

By Associated Press
Washington. Sept 80 Tho legal
contest over the constltutionaliW or
the Kansas law guaranteeing deposits
In state banks was turlher compile
Gated today when representatives uf
the state went un record in the su
prcme court of the United States ms
opposed tu that court issuing % writ
directing the court Dt appeals to the
eighth circuit to Send up Tor review
It's decision upholdiug the runstlW-
tionality of the mw
The National banks ct Kansas m
July 2lst tled iu the supreme court
% petition Tor the wrl, ,t ,ruuuu
which Is now opposed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-01
no SUPPRESS NUDE PICTURES,
state Printer McNcaI Condemns
Bonrd of Health Bulletins.

Topeka. Sept. 3O.-No more nude
pictures nor suggestive language will
appear IN the state bulletins as long
ms Tom McNenl IL state printer. He
has decided to censor that sort Of
bulletin on infantile paralysis In
which he used pictures OF nude chill
dren and people. Mr.. McNenl was
away when that job of printing was
done.
Now II may be all right" said
Mr. McNeal. TO print such pictures
In the medical journals In the inter-
ests of science, hut ! can see no reas-
on for the state TO print such bulle-
tins for general circulation among the
people"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-01
TllE WEATHER..

BY Associated Press
Washington. Sept oklahoma,
fair Saturday and Sunday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-01
Birmingham Grows Rapidly.

Washington, Sept 3O.--The popula-
ton of Birmingham. Ala is l32,GS5'
an increase Of 91270, or 245 4 per cent
over 38,4li in 1900.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-01
IooAL wEATnER YrsrrRpAY.

Tlenperature: Maxiinum. % minimum.
81 wind from the southeast aud clear
TOnAYlS ALMANAC
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-01

Prices wu2 purity high In 1872 too.
IL you'll remember A foler haint
ole as long as he KIN balance peas on
his knife.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-01

Nnn riNpd li51 am I NO0n ri7ra lIUi am
sun sets 5 4J p ~ Moon sets 5.l; pm.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-08-26
WILL TRAIN MEN
TO WORK SIGNALS
Pennsylvania Railroad Makes
Move for Greater Safety
on Its Lines

The increasing demand for greater
safety and facility in railroad oper-
alton has caused the Pennsylvania
Railroad to institute a new plan Of
training men to maintain and operate
its signals. Accordingly, there have
just been appointed four signal ap-
prentices-Jacob Bright, graduate Of
of Lehigh. 1910; L. Phillips. graduate
Sheffield Scientific School, Yale, 1910;
A. W. Fisher, 1910 graduate of Penn
sylvsnia State College, and A. II.
Tasker, graduate of Yale, 1910, Shelf
field Scientific School.
Signal apprentices wiz serve a
three-year course. The erst year
will be spent on the mechaEical end
of the work with the repair and con-
struction gangs. the second year in
the Office of the Superintendent of
Signals, and the third year on outside
work on electric and electrO-pneu-
matte appliances. They will report
to the Supervisor of Signals while
taking this course.
The next place open to these men
is the position of assistant signal
inspector in the signal engineers Of
fee. After attaining this they will
be considered in line OF appointment
to the following positions: Assistant
supervisor OF signals, supervisor of
signals, inspector assistant signal
engineer and signal engineer.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-08-26
PROBE DEATH OF
SUSSEX WOMAN
State Holds Wells on TeChni-
CaIity Until Cause of Wife'S
Death is Known

LAUREL. Del, Aug. 2G-The fu-
neral Of Mrs. Harvey b. Wells was
set for Tuesday az the Smith Mills
Church, but before It could take place
the dead womans brother. Ernest
Galloway, swore out a warrant for
Wells arrest on the technical charge
OF threatening 10 kill him. When
Wells was arrested the whole coun-
tryside began to talk The body of
Mrs. Wells was brought here and
post-mortem examination held under
the direction Of Coroner Grimth. All
the vital organs were removed and
sent to the state chemist az Newark.
The remains of Mrs. Wells we're
buried I'm Laurel Hill cemetery. and
her FIVE children are being taken care
OF by relatives while their father is
i'm jail
Wells was sentenced to the work
house about two years ago for beat
ing his wife and completed his SEN
tence last Friday He returned 10
Delmar, where It is asserted he put
his wife I'm such fear of him that
she took a dose OF laudanum and car
bolic acid and died
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-08-26
BITTER ATTACK MADE
ON PRESIDENT TAFT
Senator LafOIIetfe Declares That Chief
Magistrate is Fighting Him in Wiscon-
sin-.-Objects TO Dishonesty and
CoWardice

convened for the sole purpose of
perfecting an organization to defeat
the progressive Wisconsin Senator
and Representatives
ice-President Sherman stated that
he was there at President Taft's re-
quest. Mr.. Taft's interest was
further shown by his sending a tele-
gram of congratulation which was
read at the meeting.
We have not complained that the
President and the Vice-President are
taking part in the campaign in Wis
consin against progressive Republi-
cans. We have made no protest
against the hot house politics played
by the administration which federal
patronage since the vote of the tariff
bill
"Lafollette does protest against the
dishonesty and cowardice back of
such dispatches as the one above
quoted from Beverly. Let the truth
be plainly stated. Let the Presi-
dent stand out in the open.
"The administration has presumed
to read Republicans out of the party
for voting their honest convictions
on legislation. The President is
directly taking part in State fights
involving the election Of Republican
Senators and congressman.
"These are facts"
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-08-26

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
MADISON, Wis, Aug. Pa bitter
attack on President Taft's attitude
towards the insurgents feature the
current issue Of Senator Lafollette's
magazine The editorial is headed
Taft in Wisconsin, and in part
says:
"A Beverly dispatch says that Pres
ident Taft is working on a letter for
the Republican campaign hand book.
II is stated that there is no desire
on his part to read any person out
of the party.
"What has happened since the Pres
ident left Washington for Beverly
"At that time Republican Senators
and Representatives were denounced
as pirates at the White House be-
cause they had voted against the
tariff revision upward. and refused
10 swallow a bad railway bill on the
recommendation of the President that
Il was good. Il is scarcely four
months since Mr.. Taft dispatched
Wickersham to Chicago to deliver a
speech reading the progressives out
of the party. That speech was APP
proved by Mr.. Taft.
"Not later than June, James School
craft Sherman, Vice-President, by
grace of Cannon, iourneyed to Mil
waukee to address a. tory assemblage
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-08-26
SPECIAL TRAIN
FOR FAIR VISITORS
P. R. R. Will Enable Down
State Visitors to Spend
Full Day Here

Visitors to Lhe New Castle County
Fair from Dover and intermediate
stations will be glad to hear that
special arrangements have been made
by the Pennsylvania railroad for their
convenience in attending the fair On
Wednesday, August 81, and on Thurs
day, September ], the Pennsylvania
railroad will run a special train to
accommodate persons returning from
the New Castle County Fair. This
train will leave Wilmington at 7.12
D. m. for Dover and all stations be-
tween Dover and Wilmington.
The special train Will enable pa
irons to enjoy a complete day at the
fair. and yet be able to return home
comfortably and in good season. The
citizens OF down-state places will
welcome this announcement by the
railroad. and will find it an induce
ment to attend the county fair. when
they can visit It so conveniently. The
special arrangement will also be well
coined by the New Castle County
Fa4r Association. which is anticipat-
ing the biggest attendance in the
history OF the fair. and will be glad
to have the crowds so well taken
care of.