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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-25
Launch Goes IL Miles an Hour

London. Sept. 2i-Remarkable results
have been obtained from a motor launch
twenty-six feet long, built by Thorny-
croft, 10 demonstrate the new hull de-
sign. The boat attained speed OF forty
one miles an hour. which is unprece-
dented for a vessel of her size.
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Tries to End His Life.

Coington, Va, Sept. 24-Arthur Pendle-
ton. better known as Tug" clerk at the
Covington Hotel attempted suicide this
morning by shooting himself through the
breast with a Ss-calibre revolver. He -
atally hurt
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ROOSEVELT IS ENCOURAGED
TO KEEP UP THE FIGHT

Oyster Bay. Sept. 24-WhiIe politicians
OF the progressive and old guard stamp
were speeding on to Saratoga to-day, Col.
Roosevelt remained al Sycamore Hill
and kept quiet He did a lot Of personal
work that he has been intending to do
for a long time, and he discussed politics
with William r. Wilcox chairman of the
public service commission. and Senator
J. N Wainwright The politics that the
colonel went over with his two visitors
had 10 do mostly with labor matters.
Wainwright had few suggestions 10
offer, which Mr.. Roosevelt appreciated.
Wilcox talked about the platform, and Of
fered cEe or two ideas that the colonel
will take up when he meets the upstate
men al Saratoga.
Mr.. Roosevelt received a number of
kilograms from all over the State Of
New York telling him OF further ad-
vances made by the progressives. The
colonel had nothing to add to his pre-
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SfI.0O Niagara Falls Excursion.
SPnfest her n

Special train Of first-class coaches and
parior cars from Washington 7:4S a. m
Last excursion of the season via Phil
adeiphia and the picturesque Lehigh Val
ley. Tickets good 10 return within ff
teen days. Liberal sto3-oYer returning.
Cheap side trips from Niagara Falls.
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SETS NEW TEN-MILE RECORD
Ralph De Palma Drives Ninety
Horsepower Car at Great Speed.

Phii idei iDhia, Sept. 24-Ralph De Pal
ma. Ia MS 9O-horsepower Fiat, set a
new '-4-''2:le American track record and
a NV one-mile Pennsylvania track rec
ord at the Norristown Automobile Clubs
meet at the Belmont Driving Club track,
near Narberta, to-day.
His time for the ten miles was min
utes 81 10 seconds. which is "a seconds
better than the previous mark for The
distance. established over the course at
ST. Paul, MINI.
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Aero Club Head Returning

Paris, Sept. A-Cortlandt F. Bishop,
president of the Aero Club OF America,
started for home to-day on the steamer
La Provence.
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REJECTED SUITOR
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
Girls Scream Brings Help
for Young Alexandrian.
PLEADS FOR HAND IN VAIN
Final Answer Causes james Cook to
shoot Himself in Breast After
Three Hoars' / ssile Efforts to Win
Miss WindsoE'S Consent 10 Mar
riage-Armed for HIS Deed.

Because his sweetheart would not marry
him. James Cook. twenty years old. OF
1913 Cameron street, Alexandria, shot him
self through the left lung at n:3o last
night al the home OF James NJ. Davis. I2Os
Prince street Alexandria. He was taken
to the City Hospital. aud is not expected
TO live.
According 20 Policeman Nicholson, the
Davis home is where young Cook visited
his sweetheart whose name is Miss
Windsor She Is a relative of the Da-
vises. The officer says. and is about eigh-
teen years old.
Armed for HIS Deed.
When Cook called on her last night he
had a pistol concealed in HIS hip pocket
and after pleading for several hours for
her consent, and when she gave her final
negative answer, he bade her a dramatic
farewell drew the pistol from his pocket.
placed the muzzIe to his breast and
pulled the trigger
A shot and a scream brought Mr.
Davis and other members Of the house
hold to the veranda, where the young
people had been talking. They found
Cook where he had fallen, the girl stand
Ing near with her hands clasped to her
forehead. unable to speak from fright.
The pistol at her feet told what had oc-
CURED, The police were notified by tele-
phone, and Policeman Nicholson reached
tho Scane within fau- minutes ITo CON,
that Cook had been fatally shot and
summoned ah ambulance, in which ne
was hurried to the hospital
Cook was the son of J. Thomas Cook.
who is well known in Alexandria, and
has been employed lately as presser in
an Alexandria tailor shop.
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BICYCLE 0FF|CER's
SKULL FRACTURED
Saves Three Women and
Stops Runaway Horse.
FELLED BY AUTOMOBILE
Thomas Circle Is the Scene of
Excitement.

Second Precinct Policeman, j. w.
Pierson, Removed Unconscious to
Emergency Hospital, Where Ply
sicians Find He Is Probably Fa-
tally Injured-Many Years in Sery-
lee and Has "A Good Record.
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Reduced Round Trip Fnres Via

southetn Halfway every day to October
u. to Knoxville Tenn account Annaa
laehian Exposition.
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sI.25-BaItimore and Return,

Every Saturday and Sunday All trains
both ways. both days. except Royal Linn
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ALL EYES TURNED
TOWARD SARATOGA
Coming Convention to Have
Far-reaching Results.
LIKE THE ONE OF 1880
Question Is, What Will Be Ef-
feet on Col. Roosevelt?

While Delegates VIII Select State
Ticket and Adopt Platform, Meet
Ing VIII Be OF National Interest.
Effort to Unseat sherman VIII BE
Feature of First Days Session.
split in Party Is Probable.
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Frank Libbex & CO., eth q n. Y. Avs
WIN set you the carpenter you want.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-25

We Know Every Coed and Reliable
Builder in Washington. Libbey & Co
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Call stnd Talk IL Over with Us Before
You start TO build Libbey & Co.
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All the Best Of Them buy Their
Lumber from us. Frank Lbbey & Co
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Frank Libbey & Co., eth & N, Y. Ave,
VIII help you get the house you want.
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iuild Your Own House and then
It Will be built right
Lower coast gazette., 1910-05-21
WILL THE MAINE BE RAISED?
Neco+iations With Cuba Are Already
Taken Up.

Washington.-The state department
has begun negotiations win the GOV
ernment Of Cuba TO secure perhil9Slo"
for IA sing the wreck Of the Dat'ieSllp
Maine. As this wreck lies in havana
harbor and has been abandoned lor d
decade. there is 70 question as 10 VIC
necessity OF appealing to the '"O"'
Government before undertaking 10 e"
Ter it's territorial waters WITH a !a'3;
force of American WorNmen a"u
wrecking vessels.
Recogniz ng the public ~SenllN'l'
which demanded that the Name ~
raised. the engineers are eN're.'s''
doubtful of their ability to do any'nlhS
Of the kind, many of them beile'ihs
that the hulk has gone 10 pieces anu
The most that can be done VIII De &c
the bones of some or the VIC
Tins of The explos on that lie putle'
under the rusting plates OF the snip
Lower coast gazette., 1910-05-21
ILLINOIS BRIBERY CASE
Fl AN or ACTION OUTLINED FOX
FUTURE ACTION.
Attorney General JOINS Grand Jury !"
S%nrirufield - Many Witnesses *
amincd.

Cbjcago.-A plan Of alrjcn 10 citAo-
fish tn" identity Of persons VINO '"'
nished money to LEGISLATORS III ''' -"
a,orjal contest was mapped ou' nei'
in a conference between .A''oE''e? wei"
eral Stead and States Attorney way
man. The conference. to attend ""'cIl
the attorney general '""'> -
Snringticld. followed the conclusion Oh
the days session Of me grand JuF! a"u
lasted several hours.
Representative II. l." N''''''', Il
Democrat, who voted for NIIll'!l lo',
liner for senator, was before 'h' H,',"
jury nearly all afternoon Ill" VIII
questioned again tomorrow.
State Senator John hfod''!'N, '',,
ocrat, was called 10 'l'c 'i!"'"'
Lower coast gazette., 1910-05-21
DRIVING WITH ROCKEFELLER
pIeasant Recreation Provided for Peo'
pIe Of TarrytoWn by Their famous
Fellow ToWnsran.

Tarrytown. n. Y.-TO take a drive
with .John d. Rockefeller has become
= regular recreation this spring 1or d
GREAT MANY of the friends and neisA;
hors Of that famous resident OF larr!'
,own. and he has Increased thel
his popularity among the people Oh
he little city. Not a pleasant u's
goes by without the oil king inviting
some of them, men, women ana chr
lren, TO ride with him in au'ohioD''o
or carriage, and it is safe to say INA
the invitations are seldom DEFINED
for his vehicles are the best to be ha''
and the drives around Tarrytown are
beautiful. car
Mr., Rockefeller, before starting lot
2 ride, always dOns a paper 'eS'' W.
claring it to be a great pFo'eo'o-
against colds, ana he insists lAaO htS
Guests do the same. After the rlu'
be refuses to take back the garment
and consequently in nearly every noi''
in Tarrytown may be found a p"pe
vest preserved as a souvenir oi oe
Iigbtful ride with the multi'mil'lolla''e
Lower coast gazette., 1910-05-21
Claim Votes From Cemetery.

Mountain Park, Okla.-When the
thousand population of Snyder in a re.
cent county division election ooas'ea
OF voting capacity Of over 100, and
succeeded in making good their boast,
a record was established that eNc''eu
Interrogation from Gov. HASKELL, VINO
refused to proclaim the new county
formed. One of the charges Is ina
names Of some of the people VINO are
presumed to have voted were taken
from tombstones in the cemetery
where nearly a hundred victims OF the
cyclone of a few years ago are buried
Lower coast gazette., 1910-05-21
SELL STATE CONVICT FARMS
Such is Recommendation OF Govern
ar c,rders TO LEGISLATURE,

Baton Rougc.-In his message 10
the general assembly, Governor SaI-
ders recommends the sale OF all the
states penal farms, with the eNceP-
tion of the one at Angola IN c:asr
that a large number of convictS may
no available for good roads cohs'ru'-
lion, In regard TO this ana gefinale
matters. the governor outlined sohle
or his views. He says the arm "'
Angola, which has about 5000 acres
Of tillable land, is one OF me very
hest farms in all Of Louisiana for 'he
raising of sugar cane, cotton or gar
| den truck. Only about hall OF 'nlS
farm is under cultivation, and ne De
lieyes the state would do well 10
bend all it's efforts toward hlaN'ns
the Angola farm a model one Ill "
cry respect. Ultimately ever" S'"''
convic; could be used to advances
on the farm.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-05-21
Are DRINKS Insane?

New Iork.-Mayor Gaynor proposes
IN hold 4 hearing on The question OF
whether New York shall avail itself OF
the ~"inebriates bi!l,' d permlSSNe
measure enacted BY The legislature "A
drjnker must be discharged IT, "hell
arrested for being drunk, he can sllo"
no was not arrested for intoXica>IoIl
during the preceding twelve mon'hS'
If loes than a year has passed be-
tween arrests, then the dr.nheF, on the
certificate of two physicians in III
macy. may be committed to the colony
mr. hospital for not less than a Sea'
Lower coast gazette., 1910-05-21
NAVAL BILL REPORTED
Carries $3.50, 770,934, increase OF Vs.
100000 Over House Measure.

Washington.--The naval appropl'a'
ton bill was reported to the senate
Monday. 1t carries $3.50, ''o'''4' III
COMPARISON with S12l,S29.G03 caIlle'
nv the bill as it was passed D! 'he
house. As reported, the aggregate OF
recommended appropriations IS 49,
1926 less than The total for the pres
ent fiscal year.
TIE increase made by the senate
committee are as follows:
For nav of the navy. s-9G,S4o; pu
roau Of navigation Sl51,S4o; puoll'
works, s35C,GOO; bureau OF h'euic''ie'
and surgery, $4,000; naval acaoei's
6 o4S, and increase OF the navy .
425 200. A decrease Of s23S,ooo wa
made in the items for pubic "olhs
yards and docks.
No change was made IN the pl'
cram for the construction OF two pa
tleships.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-05-21
9 PASSENGERS PERISH
TENNESSEE RIVER PACKET ~
BOTTOM IN FIVE MINUTES.
Steamer Turns on Side and Goes 10
Bottom Near Glen Park, NO., Thirty
Miles From St. Louis.

81. Iouis.-Nine persons are lhouShI
10 have been drowned when the river
steamer City OF Saltlllo, bound Oh lhe
Mississippi river from ST. Louis TO-
river points, struck a roch
and sunk at Glen Park. Mo. Inc steam.
boat was driven toward the MISSOURI
shore for an unknown cause and "hel
in twenty feet of water struck 'he
rock, which sent her to the bot'om'
4 few of the survivors reached inc
shore, where four Of the women pas
seneers we're found to be missing.
MANY of the men passengers are uld''
counted for and are believed 10 ha'e
nerished also. The survivors lhihie.
1iate]y lent themselves to the WORK Oh
drapeing on, the struggling men anu
women in the water. The big oat
when if struck the rock
c,raened toward the shore, n the
sleeping women and men were 'n'o"l
from their berthS. ..
The steamboat was loaded Win =
,a~ssengers. including women any
children. .4,
The boat sank within tieV minutes
after striking the rock, giving me "
, cunants of the craft no chance lor
dash for life. ..
When nearing Glenn PARK, thir'
, miles south Of st. Louis. the BOA ie'
| into a shoreward draw OF the c"f'el
, which dragged it landward despite III
frantic efforts of the pilot.
1 Every effort to stave the big Doa
from the bank was fruitless. NO. q
sDi,e the reversing of the engines III
, boat almost drifted to the BANK "ne
: if struck the rock.
The condition Of the survivors, We
} pitiable and all attempts TO oO(a'h I
information from any of them was We
nigh impossible because OF 'ner {
most historical condition.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-05-21
RAILROADS BETWEEN FIRES
Interstate Commerce Commission ana
Federal Court Conflict.

Oh cago.-The railroads OF inc couE'
trv are placed between two hFeS aS a
result of a conflict between ieuefa'
courts and the interstate commerce
commission, made known here frldaS'
Edward A.Moseley, secretary o 'le
commission, has notified railroad lleaus
that the commission will ignore the ue'
cision Of Judge Grosscup and his asso'
oiates Of the United States circuit court
os ~aDreals in the lG-hour LABOR Id"
case. ;r,ore
Not only will the commission ls"o,e
the decision, which said that ralltoauS
had the right to work telegraph opera,
tors more than thirteen hours IN day
offices when the work is performed U"
"sn,it tricks" but it will also take lll
mediate steps to prosecute all la'i
roads that follow the dec ,sion OF 'ne
nour
Lower coast gazette., 1910-05-21
DROP 10000 FEET AND LIVE
Control of Balloon Lost After 'raVe''
ina Four Hundred Miles.

Horse Cave, Ky.-After a thrllllhs
eipbt Of 400 miles. during which they
ascended to an altitude of 2O,GOo feet
and encountered two snow storms A.
Holland Forbes, Of Bridgeport Conn.,
and I A, Yates, of New York, lost con-
troll of their balloon, the Viking. "eo'
nesdav afternoon and descended WIFI
such precipitation that both aeronau's
we're badly bruised and the balloon
partially wrecked. The balloon came
TO earth near Center. KY, a hamie'
about twenty miles from Horse cave
and dropped through the final one
hundred feet of space like a stone ne
oscape of the b%alloonists from instant
death was little short of miraculous.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-05-21
HAVE AGREED ON VANDERBILT
Chief Justice O'Rear Of Kentucky SCI
tied Question.

Asheville, N. C.-Acting as 'olun'
tary peacemaker, Chief Justice ho.
ward G. O'Rear of the Kentucky our
Of appeals, has settled the VanueFDll.
question. While he refuses to discuss
the terms or even to acknowledge 'ia'
an end to the long fight has come ms
statement before the committee on eo'
ucation, coupled with information lloli
other sources and certain slsnlllca''
circumstances, almost positively con-
firms the fact. AS a result OF his ne,
yotiatjons with Chancellor hlrkiaho
and Bishop Hendrix, with whom ne
was closeted until after midnight
with Bishop Hoss, an agreement mas
heen reached whereby the rights OF 'ne
church in the university are accep'eu
by all parties, the general conference
will elect four trustees to MI 'he pies
ont vacancies and no lawsuit VIII ot
brought to GUST the church from owh
prshiD and control Of the university
Lower coast gazette., 1910-05-21
cn.ciaI Service at Amite City.

Amite City.-A special service Wa
held in the First Methodist church
in honor Of the Tangipahoa Scouts
who were present in a body and IN
uniform. under the command OF capt
Thomas NJ. Bankston, the front peWS
having been reserved for the SOL
diers. Several military marches
were rendered on the pipe organ
The pastor delivered a strong ser,
mon from the text BE We strong anu
show thvself a man" He paid eIo'
ouent tribute TO the true solder anu
touched upon the various moral Is
sues involved in the life OF a mlI''ar!
man. He said that the wealth o.
Tangipahoa parish did not consist o.
IFS timber land, strawberry fields ani
plantations, but in its manhood.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-05-21
Scientist Receivers Slght.

San Observation-Disclosures with the
celebration Of his e~ighty-ii1h hlr'f Jay
prof, George Davidson, The well known
scientist end author, recovered MS
cioht For almost a year Prot. David
O has been totally blind because OF
q cataract. Two operations performer
in the last six months proved thelf
success when the clouds that obscure"
the AGED scientists vision were par
tally fitted. His delight was aHec''he
when he realized that he was abe ''
recognize familiar faces Of his mouse
Lower coast gazette., 1910-05-21
keIIonn to See Roosevelt.

Rerlin.-Frank B. Kellogg, the gov.
ernmeut's counsel in the Standard
Oil asses, arrived in Berlin Wednesoa!
and received an invitation to call on
Mr. Roosevelt. Mr.. Kellogg is here Oh
o Measure trip. AS he is a los per-
sonal friend both of President lalt
and Mr.. Roosevelt, he is peculiarly
qualified 10 interpret the political SIT
nation in Aemrica to a mai VINO iohe
has been away. 1t is probable that
Mr. Roosevelt will not miss the oppor.
unity to get light on conditions al
home.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-05-21
PREACHER COWHiDED.
Georaia Woman Claims He Wron9ec
Her Daughter.

Savannah. Ga.-Charging that heT
,dauphier has been wrOnged by h'hl'
Mrs G. II. Monsces soundly cowhloed
Rev. DR.. J. H. Wilson, rector OF the
Church Of the Ascension, at the ooo'
q, his study in the church building.
Mrs. Monsces, accompanied by aef
daughter, Miss Meta, went to the rec
tors study. -.
"Here is the child you wronseu'
said the mother, and then she peSan
"a belabor the clergyman with a cow
hide. Mrs. Monsces piled the wh'p
until. becoming exhausted, she tainted
Miss Meta then seized the coWhlde
and began to thrash the rector.
DIR. Wilson made no effort 10 oeleh'
himself. merely saying:
Il will no. resist YOU
DR., Wilson was badly injured, man!
Of the blows landing on his lace an
cutting it to pieces. ,,n
Imediately after being co"hldeu III
Wilson rendered his resignation d
nastor of the church, and it was az
cpDtel.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-05-21

AGAINST WHITE SLAVE TRAFr'e
Gov. Sanders Refers to 1t and oe3'e'
rat;or of Races in His Message

p,ton Eouge.-GOvernOr Sanders
message 10 the general assembly llo"
in session here contained a s't"'
many recommendations OF vast 'l
rortancc 10 the state. R"lalI'e -
the whi.c slave traffic and the seq
rccatjon Of the races, he "ai".
LAW, should be enacted tor the
purpose Of suppressing the lnlp"',o"S
~snocins Of social crime-whlt" save
traffic. While it is n that 'n'S
traffic has not developed into alarm
inc nroportions in this state, never
tbtlcss conditions do exist Whic"
| iusrifv and make necessary the e"'
cine of strong, penal statutes up
ON the subject. \ propaganda l. o@
inc carried on all over the country
for the suppression of THIS 'fa'i'
whenever and wherever il rea"S us
uyIy head, And to this Il the I'S'
:eIatures Of many Of the other STATES
and The congress of the United states
have rasscd such laws as | no" suS'
on.t Louisiana is never backward
in protecting the cleanliness OF SO
cictv. .
eft appcars BY a recent decision o.
inc supreme court that some aihOlS'
pitv exists in the use of the term
cmpIoyed in the cOncubinage law ana
in the G~ay-ShattuCk law, with releE'
encc TO the meaning of the TERN
negro This decision has gwen d
restricted meaning to these statutes
l and they should be immediately
amended by the legislature in ord''
A n fully carry out the true object o
these TWO most valuable and import
AMI pieces of legislation, one OF whlc'
i was 10 maintain the integrity OF III
white race pure and free from an,
z faint of negro blood, and the other
g Mace such restrictions, Limitation
4 and safeguards around the hQho
= traffic as would regulate 1t ard k3e
lie il in the proper bounds. ! susse'
that il would be competent, under IN
d decision in question, for the leS'Sl
" turo 10 substitute the words OF u
co,ored races for the words of n
negro races If this be done. II
y statutes will then apply TO all p"
sons of mixed, as well as full All
" can blood. II the quantity CT Il
negro blood necessary TO constitute
IN person of that lace is fixed by u
l. statute, il would be rtterl" imp'
siblp 10 allege and prove the quanti'
N as such proof could only be made
establishing the geano'ogy OF IN"
ne gro. which is impracticable' "h
're ,bo rso Of general terms will az
~aaatcly cover the si~;uation.'
Lower coast gazette., 1910-05-21
KICK ON DAVIS STATUE
= 1. 8, CAMP WOULD NOT ALLOW
1T IN "HALL OF FAME.
Statue of Rooert {. Lee Is 'ne'uoeo'
,,eult to North and Every Wearer
of the Blue. Reads Petition.

misunderstanding possibility OIL lHe
arrival Of a statue OF the late presl-
den, of the C~OnfedeHac%, Jefferson ia-
Wis, in Washington as the c~oh'r!Du.lo
of Mississ ppi to Statuary NAIL Ids
aroused the ire of William II. Gibson
Post No, 81, &. a. r., al Tiftin, oh'o'
EriLay. Senator Burton OF ONO pre-
scented a petion from that orgahi|a''o"
protesting not only against the pres
enCe of a statue Of Jefferson i)aV.S a.
he national capitol. but against 'he
acrcp,ance Of the Robert L. Lee stat
ate as well.
The resolution adopted by the lllhh'
O.. post recites that:
"A certain state Senator or N'''''
siupi has Introduced a resolution SeIN'
Ing notice that Miss sS!ppi is gong 10
offer 70 place in the Hall of Fame AT
Washjngton a bronze statue OF Jehe'
son Davis, late president OF the or
federacy.' .o.,.
The resolution "earne5tly' protest:
against placing statues of those i'''
side by side with those Of the IoE'
men who gave their lives for the Ma
tons welfare
The netition further declares:' Nhei
the so-Cailed Daughters OF me 0o"'"
crn C~onfederacy erected q mohulleI
bearing false inscriptions in. honor @
that most detestable creature Gap
Wirz, of Andersonville fame an
nIared the name Of Jefferson DAVIS o
The silver service OF a United State
} b~attleship. and when they no" p,'
; nose TO place statues named IN l"
conitoI cannot but be regarded By
p az a direct insult to the pa'r'o'lc al
| maenanimous heart of the Norm al
e n every man who wore the blue