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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-05-25

Mr.. and Mrs. r Hightower, Of
Montczunla, have been visiting the
lttcr's brother, Mr. H. II. Stovalls
Mr.. Samuel Hirschelisulln will
leave here on the LIST Of june for tile
Eastern markets to purchase his fall
line. He will also visit New York,
where his relatives are now living
Mr.. and Mrs RI 0. Setter and
Mr.. Jack Spratt, Of Albany attended
the school exercises Tuesday night.
Miss Garrett, Of Sumner, the
newly elected assistant tet:eier for
the Lnesburg High School, is visits
ing Mrs. a. W. Goodwin.
Master Sydney Hall King enter
trined few Of his friends at d births
day party OH last Friday afternoon.
It was i delightful aIfresco affair and
celebrated tile fifth birthday Of the
little host Delicious refreshments
were served during the afternoon.
The birthday cake which was heati-
tifrlly embossed was i present from
his brother in Savannah. Those
present were Musdames King, Tison,
Kimbrougll, Goodwin, Kevbold,
1prueft Long. Sr.. and Long. Jr. z
Watson Forester, Miss Annie Long,
little Misses Addie Belle and Mary
Leila Forester, Dorothy Long, Ber4
tai Lee Goodwin and Mae Chappelle;
Masters Joe and Csarnett Pruett,
sydneY Hall King, Fred Forester,
Milton Stovall and Winlh Goodwin.
The closing exercises of the Lees
burg High School occurred Tuesday
night as scheduled. Similar exer-
cises Of that school have taken place
before, but to none can we accord d
greater need OF commentator than
to this one. We are tempted to in=s
dividualize. but have not tile space
and, besides, It would be wrong
where all acquitted themselves 50
well. For nearly3 hours, an ltn-
large audience gave most at
tentive hearing and we have heard
nothing but COMMUNICATIONS for tile
teachers and pupils. Four young
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-05-25

Mr.. Frank Crews and wife visited
tile latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
q. 2. Minis, last sunday
Commencement times are Oh and
N every paper we see accounts 81
them.
5cr doses 1885, will cure any case
'of chills and Fever Price, 25c.
Mr.. w. w. Hooks, ST., and wife
were here Sunday.
The authorities are having the
damages to the court ilotise repaired
this week.
Col. |. P Cooke made Leesbtirg
d flying visit Monday, and is look
ing MUCH Improved and says he Il
Improving.
Mrs. NJ b. Heath, Of Century
spent Sunday with her daughter,
Mrs. ". b. Lee.
The fishermen, who went to Pan
haceas Fla. last week, lave many
pleasant and amusing incidents to
relate. They tell it OH Sol Yeon1an
that he had his first experience with
tiddlers, and that he was hard to
convince but what they would bite,
that he would put his hand near
them and then jerk it away, and say
something peculiar to some men.
Mr.. Duncan Forester says lie
could not sleep at night for thinking
about the squalls, and that the very
thought killed his pleasure, III other
words, admitted square out that he
was.a land lubber, pureand simple.
They report a new species Of flea,
and we can't decide whether they
are correct, in fact, or incorrect iii
their mental vision owing to effects
Of 2 well VIC do not like to tell too
much.
Some one sid Ras Goodwin tried
to wade across tlie gulf feeling Gers
tain that his limbs were equal to the
occasion, but though mostly legs he
found out his mistake.
Mrs. j. A. Forester has visited
relatives IN Americas thissAWeek.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-05-25


Tile Methodist District Conference
was held at the Methodist Church
here last Saturday and Sunday
Mr.. G. I. Paul, who has been
visiting his mother, Mrs. a. A..
Paul, has returned To his homes at
sumatra, Fla.
Mrs. Ncttic M. Tharpe, who has
also been visiting her mother, Mrs
Paul has returned t. her homie in
louisiana.
Mr. 4. 6. Tharpe has just re-
turned from d visit to his mother,
at Preston.
Mr.. r.. T.. King and wife, of Press
ton, are with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. Z. King, this week.
The commencement sermon was
preached by Presiding Elder Jack
SOM Of Dawson, i'll the chapel last
Sunday, and the neutrality-suspicious.
made by the preacher were calculated
to awaken aspirations for better lives
in every nearer and especially the
yoing WHO have not vet become
hardened III evil WAYS. It was q
season Of enjoyment TO heat the
words Of wisdom as they were spoken.
) or & doses i686 will cure any case
of Chills and Fever Price Poe.
Mrs. Daisie Reybold, Of Atlanta,
visited her sisters Mrs. Pruett, last.
week,
MI. Maude Childcrs and wife
visited friends In Leesburg Sunday.
The many friends Of Rev. Allen
Fort will be Interested in the in-
formation that lie has recently taken
unto himself wife, Miss Mauae
Hicks, Of Spartanburg, s. G. Mr..
Fort has d host 9f friends In Lee
county who viii watch with interest
his future. No young man at the
bar had d brighter future III prospect.
than had Mr.. Fort when he volun-
tarily gave it all up for the active
service of tile lafdr--.1t is a pleasure
and inspiration to como III contact
with aucIt lives.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-05-25

ladies have been announced worthy
to hayH their certificates III pref
icirney, ind coming as they do from
Il teacher So fair, honest and scru-
pul6iis as Prof .C. 6. Carlton, they
are worth approaching The loss Of
Prof Carlton to this school will be
felt, for ne need i man who IS firm
ind honest to student and parent.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-05-25

We have complete line Of white goods
figured lawns, psrcales, dress and apron ehag-
hams. A look at this line will BE- appfe
ciated.
We also carry the most complete line Of
Groceries IN Lee County. Satisfaction gear
anteed Or your money back Is our motto.
If IN need Of any thing n patent medicines
Of staple drugs, we can supply yoar wants IN
this line,
We are agents for the Old WOODEN Mills,
Of Mayfied, Kentucky, manufacturers Of
Mayfield pants. We have just received a new
line Of these celebrated pants n weights and
colors. Let rs show YOU. Every par guar
antecd.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-05-25
We invite YOU to cali and see our
Our SPRING GOODS

and be convinced that they are everything we
claim for them. The most beautiful and
complete stock Of high grade class mdse. ever
shown IN Lessburg. To let Is show YOU
through viii convince you. We have COM
plets line Of low quatter shoes for men, ladies'
and children. we have the sizes. YOU
who have been going to the larger cities to
buy your shoes. We ask the privilege Of
showing YOU Our line. Our shoes are al
guaranteed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-20
DR.. CLIFFORD ST|RS
WORLDS ALLIANCE
BODY TAKES ACTION TO CO-OP.
ERATE WITH PRESIDENT TAFT
IN PEACE MOVEMENT.

PHILADELPHIA. PA, June 90
Standing before representatives OF
the Baptist faith from every part of
the world. the Rev. Or. John Clifford,
of London, to whom more than any
other man is due the Worlds Alliance
Of that denomination now meeting
here, to-day stirred the 5000 dele
gates gathered in Grace Baptist tern
pie with the delivery of his official ad-
dress. sq. rag
Taxing for his subject The World
Alliance--lts Origin, Character. Mag
nitude and Work, the presiding Off >
Ger dwelt on the history OF the Bap-
tist church and the Baptist belief with
the beliefs OF the other religious de-
nominations of the world. He told the
history of the church's development
and Of its spread to every part of the
world. He praised faith for what it
had done on the cause of religious
freedom in the past, and what 1t Is
doing for the oetterment of man to-
day. FL sg
DR.. Clifford. prior. to the adjourn
ment OF the morning session, appoint
ed committee on peace to take ac-
don ON the movement begun by Pres
ident TAFT looking toward the estab-
lishment of International peace, and a
committee of three to convey the con-
CALCULATIONS OF the Worlds Alliance to
King George V.ald Queen Mary upon
their coronation
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-20

WASHINGTON, june SEA far
reachinS amendment. designed to
remedy the emascula,ton which the
Supreme Court Of the United States
recently performed on the Federal
pure food and drugs act. and to give
the government; power to proceed
against Quack nostrums. was intro
duced in the House to-day by Repre-
sentative Sheriey. tDem1. of Kentucky.
In its decision in the Johnson case.
ma tority OF the court held that
drugs were only mishranded within
the meaning OF the law when the la
bells contained false statements as to
quality, purity or quantity of the In
gradients. The government lost its
contention that a worthless medicine
was misbranded II the label ''grIaran
teed" its efficacy TO make cures OF
various diseases
Sherley proposes to make It clear
In the law that rnisbranding shall be
hetd To mean land misleading state
ment, design or device regarding the
curative of the therapeutic effect" of
the medicine
The bin Is intended to make the
pure food and drug law embrace those
cases Of interstate shipments of worth
less medicines and drugs fradulently
held. out to the public a. possessing
curative properties and which under
court were held not to be embraced
therein" said Sherley to-day.
There is no desire on my part to
have the federal government through
the medium OF pure food law, un-
dertake to settle any of the matters
in dispute between various schools of
medicine. or to outlaw Legitimate. med
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-20
PARENTS IN Ozark
|. A, T0H CEREMONY
Mr.. AND MRS. CHARLES N. GOOD.
WIN SURPRISED ON HEARING
OF SONS MARRIAGE.

i didn't know anything about It,"
said Mrs. Charles NJ Goodwin of 1926
West Cary Street Monday afternoon
when asked for particulars regarding
the marriage OF her son, James n.
Goodwin to Mrs. Anna Sue Rhoden.
a pretty divorce from Guriey. Ala.
Where did 1t happen?'' she asked.
AT the city hall"
who married them" <
"Parson Mike Macon"
And who is he?''
He Is the special commissioner
authorized to perform the marriage
ceremony" she was informed
Then Mr.. Goodwin. a well known
general contractor OF Richmond, came
TO the phone. He was also in ignor-
ance Of the ceremony, Knowing moth
ing of his sons plans.
Young Mr.. Goodwin Is a sub con-
tractor and resides In Petersburg. He
came over to Richmond early Monday
morning and Joined his BRIDE to be
who had journeyed all the way from
Alabama for the ceremony.
After Parson Macon tied the knot.
they returned to Petersburg Mr..
Goodwin Is twenty six and his bride
Is Just a year older
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-20
ALL MEXICO IN
STATE OF FERMENT

MEXICO CITK, June 20-~Brief calm
which followed Maderos arrival here
has given way toy violent disorders in
almost every State
Emilano Zapatat just appointed by
Madero as chief Of arms in the State
of Mureios defined his attitude when
he failed to obey an order to report
here to-day, while reports from Cuer-
navaca tell of feverish activities among
men rapidly gathering to support the
bandit leader. The hope of loot such
as followed Zapata's taking Guautana,
Is proving a. tempting incentive.
Federal forces at the order OF the
provisional government are held in
their barracks to start at moments
notice for Cuernavaca where 1t is
said all semblance of law and order
has vanished.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-20
SHARPER FINDS EASY
MONEY IN STAUNTON

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
STANTON, VA. June 20.-The
proprietor of the Virginia Hotel is
anxious to- learn the address of one
Lloyd F. Kieffer And thereby hangs
a tale--possibly n whole bunch of
them. A smooth stranger giving the
above name arrived at Staunton Sun
day in an automobile and stopped at
the Virginia Hotel. where the pro-
prietor accommodated him by ex.
changing coin of the realm for
$50 check Later he also loaned the
pleasant voiced stranger 500 on his
machine. Now Mr.. Kieffer Is miss
ing, and he has failed to leave his
address. His automobile bore an In
diana tax and the police learn that
the machine was stolen from Indian
apoiis, and the report or the Staun-
ton police was the first trace the
indianapolis officials had procured of
the machine
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-20
'. NJ. |. VISITORS
NAME APP0|hTEES
ALUMNI DAY DULY CELEBRATED
AND MANY "OLD BOYS
- TAKE PART.

Especial TO The Richmond yirginian. }
LEXINGTON VA, June 20.-F'oi-
lowing are the state appointments to
the Virginia Military Institute made
by the board of visitors now In ses-
sion First dietrict.a C. RI. Carson,
Abingdon. Va: Second district. H.
p. Seweif, Jonesville, Va Third dis
trict r. r. Wysor. Jr., Dublin, Va ;
Seventh district. w. RI. HUMPHREYS.
Clifton Forge, Va; Fifteenth district.
l.. j. Clopton, RappahAnnock county:
Twenty first district. n. McEweil,
Greene county; Twenty-fourth dis
trict, r. r. Payne. Fluvanna county;
Twenty seventha district, O. II West
Waveriy, Va; Twenty eighth district.
s. r. Hurt, Blackstone. Va. TWEEN
ty-sixth district, c. o. Kimberly.
Hampton. Va; Twenty ninth district,
j. n. Richards, Front Royal. Va. !.
Thirty-eeeond district, C. r. Cross.
Henrico county; Twenty second dis
trict. C.. w. Crfst. Lexington. Va, The
sham battle Vas fought this morning
and was witnessed by a large crowd.
To-day ~ alumni day with many
old boys" present The alumni
smoker will take place tonight. Grad
uation exercises WIN be heidi to- NOR
row with addresses by Major Hemp
hill. of Richmond, and General Leon
ard Wood. OF the Z. s. army
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-20
EX-C0NY|CT SHOT !
BY CAPT. WRIGHT
RICHARD Redo ANSWERS RI
MANY CHARGES IN POLICE
COURT, PAR

Heavy punishments featured the
police court proceedings in the
southside Tuesday morning. Justice
Maurice had enc of the largest
dockets of the summer for his con-
sideration.
Richard Redd. colored. imping
from bullet hole In his leg. had
10 answer to several charges. When
arrested Monday afternoon by OfY1cer
Wright. the big burly negro ASSAULT
the officer. who was forced to use his
revolver In self-defense. For this Of
Tense Redd was fined $50 and sent
to the road for twelve months. On
charge of assaulting William Minis
he was fined $40 and cost and placed
under bond Of 1850 for his good be-
haVior. He was also charged with
stealing pair of pants for which he
was given six months on the road.
Redd is an ex-conviet, having
served twenty-one years in the peni-
Tertiary. 1t Is understood there Will
he other charges brought against the
negro.
Stanley Thomas. colored. was
charged with being disorderly on a
car of the Richmond and Petersburg
negro took one Of the seats reserved
for white people and refused to move
PACK when requested to do so.
Freeman Preston, coiored got
drunk and acted disorderly. He was
fined IS and cost
Dock owen was charged with being
drunk and unable TO take care Of HIM I.
self. He was fined S. and costs
Florence and Mozetie Randolph,
both eoIored. were charged with in
terferiny with Officer waymack in the
discharge OF his duty. They we're
hned So and cost each.
John Rutler was disorderly in a
HUI street saloon, He was assessed
SIS and cost.
Stabbcr Arrested.
Charles Dargens. the negro who
assaulted William Tinsley Monday
night and stabbed him in the back
three times. was arrested in the
Southside Tuesday morning and turn
cd over to the officers of the Second
district where he is wanted on a
charge OF murderous assault
New station Housc Ready.
The new station house for fire COM
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-20
COTTON MARKET OPENS
Z Z, AT HIGHER FIGURES

y NEW sYpKKe Inne 20.--Cotton
npeHsd q. to- IL points higher. with
a d. or OBS vi eRxest on heavyseovering.
-lndppcda BY ethes,firm a nd. higher, ca
basS together with reports of Cont
Mental and trade9 buying in Liver
,pooL The support of new CROP
months was also aggressive.
Cotton prices. July, s14.7l@72. Au-
gust. i4.63Gs4, September. 1854
-; December. 13.24@25 January.
13.2e42l: March, s1325n26.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-20
DAVIS HEARING
is CONTINUED

The hearing In the case Of Joe Davis,
charged with the murder of Walter
Pettus. was continued in Police Court
Tuesday. to Saturday, June "a. Davis
killed Pettus in quarrel that fol-
lowed his abuse of a colored girl ac-
cordlng to the story told by bicycle
policeman r. IL. Werner and patrol
man G. r. Williams, who investigated
the case
The policemen found the body of
Pettus In the cellar Of the Davis home.
A corener's jury returned a verdict
holding Davis responsible for the
death OF Pettus
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-20
MOVES TO PUT TEETH
IN PURE FOODLAW|
Congressman sherey Introduces Amendment to Empower
the Government to Proceed Against Makers and
Vendors of Worthless Nostrums-Made
Necessary by Recent Decision

icines or drugs whether proprietary
or not
II Is understood that the admistra-
ton win back the Sherley amend
nYent. The decision of the Supreme
Court has practically rendered void
the whole campaign conducted by the
bureau OF chemistry against quack
nostrnms. Unless some amendment
similar to Sherley's is adopted, as
Justice Hughes. in his dissenting opin-
ion, pointed out. a man would have
the right to make pills out Of mud and
label them sure cure for consump-
tion," with the government powerless
to stup the fraud
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-20
DEPUTY SHERIFF
MAKES CAPTURE

After a flying trip across country
in his buggy behind mis- fleet mare.
Deputy Sheriff Webb Sydnor, of Hen.
rico county. on Tuesday morning
captured negro, who an hour be-
fore had stabbed another negro near
ly to death in the turning shop OF
the Virginia North Carolina Wheel
Company in Fulton. IA sas sah
Clarence Lewis and Philip Herbert,
both colored. were at work in the
turning shop when a. quarrel arose.
Herbert. 1t Is charged, picked up q
wheel. spoke and Lewis pulled q knife.
When the fray was over, Herbert lay
on the floor dangerously wounded
and Lewis had Vanished
Mr.. Sydnor learned. the facts,
hltched his mare and started after
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-20
HIGHLAND PRESBYTERIAN
TO DEDICATE. NEW CHURCH

HARRIsoNBURG. VA. June 90
Rev. DR. Il. r. Wilson. pastor of the
Harrison burg Presbyterian church.
has been asked to Preach the dedi-
catory sermon at the new Preshy-
terrain church in Monterey, Highland
county. on the second Sunday In July.
The church has just been completed
at cost of $1,000 and is entirely
free from debt. a fact largely due to
the nherality of the late l.. X. Ste
phenson, of Monterey, a brother of
James B. Stephenson. Of Harrison
burg.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-20
BOND ISSUE FOR
KEYSVILLE SCHOOL

Recommending a bond Issue for the
purpose of erecting a high school at
Keysville. prominent citizens OF that
place have held mass meeting at
which the State Board Of Education
was represented.
The meeting was largely attended
some of the most influential people
of the community being present. A
great deal of interest and enthusiasm
was manifested and the indications
are that the measure will be passed
and the bond issue will be made In
the near future.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-20
BIG. PUNCHES o..
TROUBLE COMM|NC
IN TAR's STRIKE
tCortinued from First Page.)

tCortinued from First Page.)
out the points at issue. The men An
ally submitted the minimum that they
would accept and are now awaiting
the answer. Many Of the other COM
panies have expressed the intention
OF doing whatever the Morgan people
shall do. 80 that II the latter gives
In to the strikers il should end the
tension. H.
Meanwhile the Morgan line has a
couple Of hundred rike-breakers
massed on its piers ready to help in
moving tief-up shipping should 1t be
finally deeiued to defy the men.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-20
AMERICANS WALK
AW AY FROM GERMANS

KEEL. June 2o,-The second race
for the Kaiser's4 cup, between three
American sender class yachts. and
three German era ftt ~rassea~ rapition OF
yesterdays contest. s5.a gs4s5r
= The three American boats walked
away from their opponents and fought
1t out between themselves. As on
yesterday they finished in bunch
Oimaa owned by Guy LpMellssof the
Eastern Yacht Tub. who WAS at her
helm. was first Bibliof, second. and
Beaver. third LAB !.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-20
DEGREES CONFERRED by
HUNDREDS on YOUNG WOMEN

WELLESLEY. MASS. June 20 -
wellesley College to-day graduated its
largest class, the bachelor of arts de-
gree being received by 27s young wo-
men students: rs received certificates
from the department of physical edu-
cation, and the degree OF master of
arts was conferred upon IA.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-20
SMALL INVESTORS
GET PANAMA BONDS

WASHINGTON, n, c.. June 20
The treasury department to-day dis
covered that the highest bids for any
OF the fifty millions OF 3 per cent
Panama bonds. sold Saturday. was 1f0
for 5000 worth Of the bands. The
next highest bid was 105 so, also for
a small lot Az the bids are fur
Their examined 1t developed that a
greater portion Of them win go to
the small investors than was at first
indicated. Successful bidders repre-
sent every State. +
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-20
WANT FREE SCHOOL
BOOKS FOR VIRGINIA

NORFOLK, june 1o.-Ths Span
ish war veterans in annual con-
vsntiSn here adopted = RESOLUTION
calling upe ntlss State Legislature
to provide .frss school hooks for
the public, school children 81 MIR
sinia. ~
The officers will be elected at
the meeting to he held tonight.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-20
EN6IISHMAN MUST STAND
TRIAL IN PITTSBURG COURT

ALBANY. N, Y, June 20.-Gover-
nor DIX will give hearing at noon
Friday on the application for the ex-
tradition to Pittsburg OF George Al
bert Curphey, the Englishnan named
in the sensational Mellon divorce suit
Curphey II under bail in New York
city and under indictment in Pitts.
burg charged with obstracting jus,
lice
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-20
STRAW 10 SHORT BUT
WHEAT WELL FILLED OUT

17ARRISONBURG. VA, June 90
One or two farmers around Eikton
heve already begun cutting wheat, and
by the first OF the week harvest will
~ Ia fun swing. The wheat crop will
prpknb he better than was expected,
fnr though Ma straw - short the
heads oiled well. and the quality prom
aaas u ~ fairly gooS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-20
CLERK BOOKER
TO BE CANDIDATE

Clerk Marshall 81 Booker, OF the
State Senate was visitor in Richmond
Tuesday. Mr.. Booker has just been
elected commonwealth's attorney OF
Haitfa aEcounty but announces the fact
that tp will. be "a 4 ee nifdste for. his
old position OF clerk to the Senate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-20
ROCKINGHAM MAN IN
M ExTREMis IN NEW YORK

HARRIsoNBURG VA. June 20
Miss Mollie Good. of NOISY Greek. has
returned from New York city, where
she was called by the illness Of her
brother. Burke Good, an electrical en-
gitreer and native OF Rockingham, who
IL, critically III with tuberculosis OF
the throat In St Josepffs Hospital
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-20
GOVERNOR BACK Hill
FROM RECEPTION

Governor and Mrs. Mann have re-
turned from Washington. where they
attended the Taft reception at the
White House. The executive says the
visit was of delightfully."- pleasant ma
ture,3 4e.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-20
SENATE WILL. PRESS y
STEPHENSON PRoBE

WASHINGTON June 20. Tho Sen
ate viii unauestiOnably take prumpt
cognizance Of q request from the Leg
islature Of Wisconsin for an inquiry
regarding the alleged Use OF money n
espQectApu With the election r. noaar,
tor Isaac Stephenson. 800