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The Washington herald., 1911-12-21
CYCLISTS TO MEET.
Officers VIII Be Installed in New
Quarters Tonight.

meeting of the National Capital
Motorcycle Club will be held at o'clock
tonight in their palatial new quarters
at 9OS Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
The newly elected officers will be in
stalled and all accumulated business dis
posed OF.
The special committee appointed to Sc
cure information in regard to the test
case of the ruling concerning passenger
carrying on a motorcycle has thoroughly
investigated the matter and the chair
man, J. S. Bergman, promises a sensa-
tionaI report. All mOtorcyclists. whether
club members or not, are invited to at
tend as the club wishes to hear all
sides of the matter before taking final
action.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-21
YnIe Hockey Tenn Wins.

New York. Dec. 2O-In the opening of
the New York hockey season at st. Mich
olas skating rink the Yale seven defeated
ST. Paul. the fast New Hampshire school
boy aggregation, by the score of 2 goals
to l. a record crowd was on hand to
see this most thrilling game. The issue
hung in the balance until the very last
minutes of play.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-21
THE RINGS TWENTY BEST.
BY SOL PLEX.

Sol Plex, writing in the Chicago
Examiner, picks who he COnsld-
ers the twenty greatest fighters
OF all times. Here's his list:
Jem Mace.
John L. Sullivan,
Peter Jackson.
James Corbett,
Robert Fitzsimmons,
James J. Jeffries,
Jack Johnson.
Jack Dempsey,
Stanley Ketchell.
Tommy Ryan.
Joe Walcott,
Jack McAuliffe.
Kid Lavigne,
Joe Cans,
Battling Nelson.
Ad Wolgast,
George Dixon,
Terry McGoVern.
Abe Attell,
Jimmy Barry.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-21
EMPEROR is IMPROVED.
BuI AuStrO-HunEarIan Royal Fam
lily VIII Abandon Dinners.

Berlin, Dec. 2O.-An official dispatch
printed in the Tageblat declares that
Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria
Hungary is better, but that the Christ
mas and New Years dinners of the royal
family have been abandoned.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-21
Billy Delaney Dying.

San Francisco. Dec. 2o-Accordng to
the attending physician, Billy Delaney
maker of champion pugilists, who lives
in Oakland, will never be able to train
a boxer and will be fortunate IL he lives
the present year out. Delaney Is con-
fined to his bed suffering from serious
kidney and liver trouble.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-21
Accent. baltimore Pastorate.
e Washington Herald.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Roanoke, Va, Dec. 20.-Rev. Robert J.
Dogan, pastor of the Jefferson Street
Baptist Church for the past eight years,
resigned tonight to accept a call TO
Fulton Avenue Baptist Church, Balti-
more. The resignation was no surprise
as he had the call under consideration for
several weeks
The Washington herald., 1911-12-21
FINDS HIS SON DEAD.

New York. Dec. 2o.-When George Hard,
hearse driver. went to the home of Mrs.
Stephen Green to bury her son he found
she was his divorced wife and the dead
boy was his own son.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-21
Miss Roosevelt Carries on Honors

Meadowbrook. l.. l., Dec. 20-Miss
Ethel Roosevelt carried of the principal
honors at the Meadowbrook hunt to-day.
The quarry was trailed for fourteen
miles with American foxhounds.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-21

As a means of Identification should they
stray, children of New York deaf-mute
institution are tattooed with their names
and addresses, an Ink being used that u
easily removed.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-21
Brown Outpoints Cross.

New York, Dec. 2O.-Knockout Brown
had a slight shade over Leach Cross to-
night in one Of the toughest battles seen
around here.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-21
RACING CARDS FOR TO-DAY.
COIunn bia.

FIRST RAcE-Tvo-ysar-old maidsn.; five fur.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-05

made precisely he same Increase q
the same time. II would not be
strange II one single company oecas-
lonaiy decided Il was a better COM
pany than the others that Hwas able
ID render better sergice o. give bet-
kef prot tior than the fe Isl, 40 Six.
ed for aordinary q Ugh
Ell rate but When comes to BEL
known that SIX cpt1panies are SCI ed
stimuli heouslS wit the same Impulse
To raise the rate and that impulse
feets them sprecfs ely IN the same man
ner causing them 10 make exactly the
same increase 10 the fraction Of q
cent, there Is at once aroused well
founded suspicion that some people,
some where, at some time have had
their hands pretty close together when
these thoughts were started TO work
ing through 50 many brains at one
time.
Mr.. Holhert steered shy OF the trust
reference and II You viii read his
statement carefully oyer and over
again you will notice that he did not
once deny the existence Of a trust.
Ii may be that his agency has not
been notified Of the raise but three Of
the other local agencies have and.
have already undertaken to collect
the higher rate from some large policy
holders. These three agencies do
about all the business Of the city ex-
cept that Of the Holbert agency which
handles large line Of insurance, II
Mr.. Holbert continues to renew his
policies at the old rate he Will eyed
entity have a rush of customers for we
know OF many who would gladly give
him business at the rate they paid
last year. Any agency or any COM
pany with determination or nerve"
enough to break the trust agreement
can write all the insurance In Fair
mont that one company cares to hand
lie in one city. We do not believe
however that such Is possible and we
are inclined to the belief that the com.
panies Mr.. Holbert represents are
members of the trust and that his
agency will be required to go along
with the crowd or lose the agency.
There is some comfort afforded in
Mr.. Holberts statement to effect that
all his companies are well advised as
to the excellentcy Of the fire protect
ion in Fairmont and that there Is a
possibility that rates. will. soon be
lowered. This is the sort OF prophesy
that we all like to read and may the
day soon come when Fairmont can.
have the protection she needs at a
rate commensurate with te risk as
sumed.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-05
PERPLEXITIEs.
New York Tribune)

SNSW lOTh lTlUuuSJs
The road through life Of the CON
scfentious layman Is beset with scien'
life perplexities. No sooner has he
changed the habit Of lifetime in
obedience to some new scientific warn
Ing than still later Investigator rises
to unsetle his newly acquired faith.
Take the case Of the housefy, for in.
stance. Sanitarians conducted for
several years campaign of education
against the little pest that left 1t not
communicating foot 10 stand ION and
eliminated this springln determined
lay campaign for It's determination.
The newspaper poets even enlistedd
and sang our duty toward ourselves
and the community In verses OF the
Housewife, swat that fly and Ten
wicked houseflies sitting in a row. var
Iety.. A fiyless nygienic millennium
was in prospect.
Now arises the Inevitable unsettler
I our new belief and bids US pause
The mission OF the housefly, he reas
Ons, is to scavenge, Therefore, If we
Kill 1t in the house while providing
work for it behind the barn, we may
upset the balance Of nature, which
sounds ominous and means that, lack
Ing the insect appointed by nature. the
horsefly may come to take up Its un
finished task. And the horseay, Will
Its sting, may make ourtlast hyglenlt
state worse than our first. Therefore
It behooves us, before proceeding Will
our hunt, to remove the scayenginl
spots, which are also breeding places
behind our barns, in stables and wher
ever else, in city and country, we un
byglenically throw refuse and dirt. 2
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-05
LAWYER 1:
IS. INVITED
DINNER AT "PARApIsE" WILL BE
A DELIGHTFUL oNE-sPEcIAL
TRAIN LEAVES HERE.

The dinner to be given by ex-Gov-
ernor and Mrs. A. B.. Fleming at their
summer home Paradise" on Friday
evening in honor of the Marion Coun
ty Bar will be one of the most pleas.
ing social affairs that has taken place
here for many months. Invitations
have been issued to every lawyer in
the county, to the officers OF the Cir
cult court, the intermediate court and
the County court.
A special train will leave this city
on Friday even at six O'Clock carry,
ing the guests. The dinner will be ar
informal one.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-05
aS
HOW we SPENT THl FOURTH

Got up at 6 a. m. awakened by loud d
report. 4
$3.50 took hot bath. y
700 Ate breakfast consisting q
pork sausage, buckwheat cakes, hoy
coffee, hot rolls and hard boiled eggs,
$500 went to office took disappeati
ing photograph of cake of ice on front
door step.
1900 Luncheon corned beef and
cibbage. raccaroni and cheese, lamb
chops with splash gravy, hot coffee,
turnips, hot custard pie, toothpicks
and a glass OF water. (,
1;0O.welt back to work.
200 of for vacation. Knock down
two doll babies with the balls and got
two good three-for.five cigars.
1880 took chance on pounding ma
chine tried to shoot the disc to top
OF shaft but failed to ring the bell
You lose if.you don't and you lose II
you do. It costs five cents. The
heavy mauls swung in the hot sun al.
fords delightful exercise for holiday
occasion. y,
$3.50 spent half hour trying to prop
up wilted collar.
400 to ZOO slept during delivery Of
Fourth OF July Grafton.
1880 put the cat out, locked door
went to. bed. ttA
500 got up and wound clock.
Spent restless night dreaming Of the
bonbardment OF Fort Sumpter.
All in all we had a Fourth of
good time The other three fourths
was divided up among the populace.
Bromldes.
1.-THE groom was attired in conven
Smoking allowed on the four rear
seats" 49, sA
ssave the wrappers"
Good morning. judge"
sCome up to dinner with US SOME
night"
7 "A widow woman"
''Please pay the cashier"
Large and respectable audience
"No picture will be shown which
will offend the most fastidious."
Dogs and bicycles keep out"
Don't lean on the showcase"
"Man is made of dust. Dust settles:
Be a man."
All, Then You Must Smoke Quietly.
Sign in downtown Office.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-05
NOTICE 70 gpoo owNeRs

Chapter %, Section 10 d the AIIpnici-
pal Code, provides that 4 license Is
be paid on all dogs within tlle city
limits for the license year shiuing
July /. 1911, and ending on and rs
the goth day Of June, 1911 lliown.
ers Of dogs vii please he goyeFrsF ac.
cordingly and arrange to ma sou tag
To- the City Clerk during the lrst
week Of July.
j. n. MEIIEB,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-05
ONE MAN POWER.

one man has the fixing Of all the
Insurance rates OF West Virginia Mr..
ii, 3. Brown Of Wheeling is the su.
spreme Court to which the aggrelyed
policy holders will, eventually have to
appeal, for relief, He sits in his e%'
audited position and pushes the button
htliat puts into operation the trust
agreement system which covers the
state Of West Virginia like the blue
ky II salaries Of the high officials
Heed Increasing to keep up the luxury
~ high living or an additional trim
Isl to be made to Europe all, this high
official has to do is to put the screws
down little tighter on the local
agent and require him to raise and
collect more premium money.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-05
BASE Bl!L REsgHS
AMERICAN LEAcUE.
Hesterda re cuffs
Ete M

First Game.
siingtou 5os 9lO.o "a 3 "a
Boston I. 10 00,1 o. 4 o o n q
Battered Hughes, Walker and
Henry Nhg1e; Hall, 3Cicotte and Nun.
anaker Umpires Egan and shetisI
dan, ~
4 Second Game.
E at Boston r. II, FL
Washington 10000 600 rs IL Isl
Boston =. .,0110 ITO D H. 10 it1I
Batteries Walker, Hughes, Greene
and Henry; Wood, Cicotte, Killilay
and Nunamaker. EMPIRES, Egan and
Sheridan. (. "A
/ First Game.
+ AT New York r. ii, n.
Philadelphia 20 1000 Old 8 ID
New York ...O00111,00 IA 10 l5
Batteries Bender, coombs and
Rapp; Thomas, Klepfer, Vaughn and
Sweeney and Blair. umpires, Con.
molly and oLoughlin. sf5
Second Game.
n At New ;Yo u r. II. n
Phila s..7g 90 SU.31OUltU3- ll{lS e ~
Naw " Va 05001 900 o T. 9s17 a
n BatteriesE coombs Leonard, Long,
Martin and TGomas: Lapp, Caldwell,
Ford, Foster, BrockettS and Williams,
ylaPalss'' = h4Gus s ~ AAS
4n ~ First Game. i
AZ DETROIT R. H. e.
.cbfc.go 4 2011001 1-7 Ia 4
fst 10000 90 I2-2 10 8
Batteries-Walsh and sullivan; La.
ESSns and Muilin.
+ Second Game.
Az DestoitL r. ii. b.
CHICAGO 4ioO1 O26111O-1O Ia a
natroit 029040O0f11-11s17 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-05
gLARksBgRG LOST

MANNINGToN TEAM TAKES TWO
GAMES FROM HARRISON couN'
TN MEN. S.stg
NIANN1NGToN July 5-The Man.
nlngton baseball team was successful
ln.both her baseball games yesterday,
defeating the Clarksbutg team infbott
the morning and afternoon games
The morning game proved a close
on exciting match, Manning ton final
lySwinniHg after hard conte 81 by the
score OF 8 70 1. ~ tlie Don gante
ton easily walked AWAY With
fer Harfi spn count opf ca eiits defelt
ifs them 5y he Sogsloi 2 "a Both
games faY large crowds and We're
leScitIng eTents
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-05
standlnn 81 ne Clubs.
NATIONAL lIEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
First Game,

FlT6t 1atne.
At Brooklyn r = R. HE.
Boston ..O1OOOOO1 1-S 8 3
Brooklyn 81. 100000 O2O-2 Is i
Batteries -iPfeffer McTigue and
Killing. Rucker, Netzer and Miller.
Umpires, Frary and Flnneran.
Second Game.
At Brooklyn ,il''s R. H. p.
Boston J. ~. .O1OOO1OO0-2 o II
Brooklyn .....0O2OOO02 "A 8 81
Batteries - Perdue and Rariden;
Schardt and Edwin. Umpires, Flnner-
an and Frary.
First Game.
At Philadelphia R. H. =.
New York ...O'04 O10OO2-7 1S 81
Philadelphia .03O1O511't-11 10 4 4
Batteries-Brucke, Vanguard, Ames,
Wilson and Meyers and Wilson,;
Chambers, Moore and Doom. Umplres,
O'Day and Rigler.
Second Game,
New York ....G1OOol8QO15 o. d
Philadelphia ..1SO126O0 ~ IA n
Batteries Marquard, Gran.
dali and Meyers; Alexander and Doc.
in. Umplres, Rlgler and 0'Day.
First Game.
At Chicago r. =. y!
Cincinnati 100000 0OO2-S 10 1
Chicago .O0SOO OOO"-S = 9
Batteries Keeie, seyeroid and
Clarke and Mclean. Brown, Rihcter
and Archer Umpires, tombstone and
Eason. va
Second Game.
At Chicago r. Il. B.
Cincinnati ;. 90 0 0 OOO .200-2 5 i
Chicago 10000 10000 o. z 1
Batteries-suggs, Smith agd Nc
Lean; Severoid, Brown, Gale and
Archer. Umpires, Eason and John.
stone. Game called end tenth on ac-
count Of rain.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-05
.MAIM. ALLEeArIoM MoT DENIED

I MAIN ALLEGATION NOT DENIED,
Conspicuous place is given n state
'nent pdrportlng to be that Of Mr.. E,
Holbert, a prominent local nsur'
Aance agent relative to an article pub
slished in these columns on July Srd,
concerning theinsurance trust which
has lately put into effect an increase
AN the FIRE insurance rate in Fairmont
and aSfew figures are also given to
show how this plan works when put
INTO ACTION, Six. different, companies
Ore BY these figures shown to have
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-05
To.day's Games.
New York at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Pittsburg.
Boston az Brooklyn,
NEW LINE
IS NEW LINE G.
Helped Service IN City Yesterday
When Main Lire Was Out
Of cemInlspioni

Il Yesterday the heat expanded the
trolley vine on FsiE1pnt venue sp
much that tile leng tfened wire VAS
Icangh ana shapped Had Y not been
itof tie Iso6p Park caf lltle service
Would iiaRe been susDehted f0r some
hours hut AS H Wasthe cars could
pass oyer the loop porS line and mi
that way only fifteen minutes were
lost.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-05
LOCAL LODGE OF MAccAREEs
INSTALL OFFICERS TONIGHT
Followed With a Luncheon-organ
ization Has Made Great Stride
Durjnn Past Stx Months,

DuFlnn FdSt ok MoHIHS'
This evening at eight O'Clock the
Showalter Tent No. Z, Knights of the
Maccabees, will install the newly
elected officers for the remainder of
this year. The exercises promises tc
be of an unusual interesting nature
and 1t is the hope that all members
will be present.
The lodge is meeting with much
success, and during the past six
months more than half hundred new
members have been taken Into the
organization. To.night's work will
be followed with a luncheon at the
lodge room, Main and Madison streets
The list of newly installed officers
will be published in the West Virgin
ian tomorrow.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-05
MUCH APPENDICITIS IN FAlRMoMT

Many people in Fairmont have
chronic Appendicitis and mistake it
for stomach or bowel trouble. If you
have wind or gas in the stomach or
bowels, sour stomach or constipation
try simple buckthorn bark, glycerine,
etc, as compounded in Atller-Eka, the
new German Appendicitis remedy. A
SINGLE DOSE Of this simple remedy
will relieve you-you will be surpris-
ed at the QUICK action. Martins
Drug Store, 108 Main st. ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-05
observatIOns Of ca Car WhippIe.

Observations Of Old Cap Whippie.
Every Fourth of July morning Hank
Tumms reads the Declaration Of indie.
pendence to his wife, but she makes
him wipe the dishes and do the sweep
ing and busting just the same.
F Ell Purdy's youngest kid lost his
hair and eyebrows last Fourth and
is just beginning to look like hu-
man bein' again; but he is gettin'
ready to spoil It all in about three
minutes tomorrow.
The trouble with most of the safe
and sane Fourth crusades is that they
start on the fifth OF July and peter out
about the middle OF the following
June.
Bullheads bite best in cloudy, soggy
weather. Suckers bite any time.
What has become OF the old fash
toned huttel clerk who always dyed
his mustache and wore a plate glass
front?
The weather havin' warmed up sui.
flcient Uncle Ezra Harkins is thinkin'
some Of havln' his hair cut for the
summer. A Teller at his age dissent
run no resk OF talin' cold.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-05
No.sMoKING, ALOUD
IN This ROOM.
Rather Have one Of Our Own.
Sign IA department store:
4 EvEHY BODY WEARS
ITHls SHIRT.


o. NJ. v.-Thanks for the cake. You
are certainly some cooker.
|. HuntIey R.-No premium on the
coin. But cigar with 1t.
Arthur Gordon-Much Obliged for
the export. Every little bit helps.
Patrice-If you can't get him with
'ltar of roses try MARY Garden" or
violet.
LeonIdas W-Yes, there is a way to
keep the flies from getting into the
house and this is II. Have all of the
windows Theoretically sealed and put
alright weather strips around the
doors. Then lock up the house and
stay away from it all summer. You
can keep the, flies from going down the
chimney by turning washthb upside
down over the top OF same. Oh, don't
mention 1t, You're entirely welcome.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-05
ri .pER CENT. RAISE.

i5soo psEh SENtsl ..teEHlSS'
Our first Indictment against the Fire
INSURANCE Trust specified that an In
crease of SO is per cent. had been
made on some policy holders in Fair
mont and today We have learned that
another case can. be sighted, and
which Is considered a good risk, where
more than a ,S5 per cent. raise is mada
Z His isto on one Of the leading stores OF
Fairmont which is carrying $4,000 in
insurance at $3.50 and the new trust
agreement rate is to be $2O3. This
means that this firm must pay over to
tine Insurance trust this year $S97.5O
more than II did last year or reduce
It's insurance or look to some agency
In another state for relief.
liIf this raise issmet the people Will
have to pay more for goods for every
additional eSnense attached to doing
business must be taxed up to the or
dsinai cost Of the goods and conse-
1iently added to the retail price for
the people to pay.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-05

Two base hits, Mowry, 2, Leoch;
Three base hits, Ellis. 2, Leoch; Sac
tifce flies. Byrne, Cakes: Stolen bases
Ellis, Corley: Double PLAYS, Mowrey.
and Kanetchy; Houser, Huggins and
Konetchy, Wagner and Flynn.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-05
OLD MANNINGToNN HAS A
cRAcKERJAcK OF A FOURTH
All. Kinds Of Interesting Sport is Pull,
ed OF There and Thousands
Of Strangers Visit the Town.

There was much doing at Manning
ton yesterday, 1t being the biggest
Fourth OF July celebration ever pull.
ed off in the enterprislng and pro.
gresslye town, There Were many
kinds of racing, base ball game, band
concert and many other varieties OF
amusements The village was crowd
ed from early forenoon until far in
the night. The hotels and restaur.
ants. as well as other places Of re!
freshments, did a most excellent bus
mess, there being thousands Of strang
ers in the town who came for the
purpose Of spending an enjoyable
Fourth and TINT they did. There was
little disorder and everything went OIL
smoothly and nicely. It was indeed
a big day for old Warrington. MI
There were quite a number Of Fair
mont citizens to go there to attend
the races and, ball game, returning on,
the late evening trac tion cars - a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-05

FHoLLER RELEASED FROM JAIL.
CUMBERLAND, July Frank Hol-
Len who was arrested as suspect in
the assault Of Miss Marie Bradour,
was released from jail yesterday al
ternoon. The authorities, after q
thorough investigation, are satisfied
Holler had no connection with the
assault. ii is said the authorities are
in possession OF Information which
may lead TO another arrest, but on
account Of public feeling they are
very secretve, "a.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-05
EREcALL.

ParkersbaTg IS to be congratulated
that The movement - cently started
there seeking the recall of the new
mayor ended with a frost, the trus-
tees 81 the church in which the meet
ing vas to BE held refusing to encour-
age the action by denying the dis
gruntled ones the use of the church.
THUS Is the good Sense OF Parkersburg
proven. and tlie commission form Of
government escapes the criticism to
which 1t would have been subjected
had this agft alton procured sufficient
support to put the recall in action.
There are many good features about
the commission form Of government
but TIE fecallds not one OF them.
The recall might be a good thing If
properly used but where 1t has been
put into effect 1t has been grossly
abused. AS we understand It this
Pafkersbutg movement was started
beGause some Of the appointments
made by the new mayor did not suit
theSonss who were seeking his recall,
and II was mot a question Of his UNI
iitness Tor the office or his improper
Standardization 81 the laws. The mayor
hRd3not been Ii Office but few weeks
and did not have time to make many
mistakes if lie desired. The recall is
Ii dangerous weapon and is most al
ways used III the fragments Of the
minority the indictments, and the
knockers who are never satisfied with
any condition with which they are
confronted.
Il an Office holder should be remov-
"a from Office impeachment charges
Win accomplish the desired end but
We are not ready for form Of gov,
efnment that provides for the removal
ot officials on the whims Of the dis
gruntied. Another Objectionable fea'
tlre ot the recall is the expense the
country Is nut to by holding speclal
recall elections about every full moon