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sANDFoRD IN PRISON.
Leader of Holy Ghost Society Now tn
 the Penitentiary. :.

Atlanta, Ga., Dec. 0.-Frank W. Sandford, self styled Elijah IF. and leader of the Holy Ghost and Us Soci ety, arrived here today to begin his ten year term at the federal prison. Sandford was convicted of causing the death of one of his followers by failure to provide prper food on voyage of the Holy Ghost yacht Cor onet.
 Sandford was in excellent humor after his long ride from Portland, Me. and was loaded down with magazines and newspapers when he alighted from the train.
 'I don't know what am going to do yet he said, as he was waiting for street car. 'I'm not kl the federal pri- son and won't know anything until l get there, and then l guess they won't let me talk.
 Sandford was taken direct to the
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Ioon was spent.
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INDICTMENTS BEGIN.
Virsinia Promises to outdo Ohio vot-
 ina Scandal.


 Bristol. Tenn. Dec. 20. --one hun. dred and fifty indictments against all leged vote sellers in Lee County, Va, We're handed to the commonwealth attorney today and others are to foi- low tomorrow as result of the grand jury investigation into election irre- gularities during the past three weeks. 1t is generally believed the grand ju- ry probe will result in wholesale dis franchisement of voters in this coul- ty The jury will adjourn tomorrow until after the holidays.
 The chief witnesses in the invest- gation have been men charged with handing the money in the recent elections and it is reported these men have been promised immunity in view of their evidence upon which indictmsnts were returned.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral of Capt. H. B. Wy bvands will take place this morning at ten o'clock from Gross undertak- ing parlors. The funeral will be held under the auspices of tine local Painters Union 401. Interment will be in Greenwood. All friends are in vited to attend.
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ELoPERs ARRESTED.

Troy. N. Y., Dec. 20. George M, MichaeI, 31 years old, and Mamie K Seller, i. F both residents Of St. 8: Louis, were arrested here tonight aad held pending the arrival Of officials frcm their home city. Michael is cnareed with abduction. The cou- Die arrived here two months ago and have been living as MT. and Mrs. George Michael. Michael made a confession.
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FEuD RESULTS FATALLY.

Natchez Miss, Dee. 20.-Carl Mid dleton, railroad section foreman. was killed and his father. Frank Middie- ton, a farmer was shot and seriously wounded at Roxie, Mss, today, as the result of an altercation with Frank M. Collier, also farmer. Col Her surrendered The elder Middle ton was brought to Natchez for sur- eical attention. Fnmity between the men has existed for some time, it Is declared.
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Chicago, Dec. 20. Better medical supervision in co-educational institu- tions. tra.1ing in the newer T;scss;s tions for women. selfy government and closer chaperonage Of girls in college were urged in resolutions adopted today at the close of the fifth biennial conference Of deans and ad- yisers of women in state universi-
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HEAVY FIRE DAMAGE.

Grand Rapids, Mich, Dec. 2O.-Fire of S200.o00 toaight destroyed tha grain elevator. electric lighting plant and coal yard of the Sparta Milling Company at Sparta, 13 miles norm of here.
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Ir. J. H. c. King will leave this morning for a visit to his sister, Mrs. Rev. J. E. Kennedy Lovelady, Texas, for vacation until the 21st. Dr. Du ren will be in the doctors office in charge. All parties wishing to see the doctor will phone 1873.
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Jchn Touhey has been brought here from St. Louis. attended by his sister, and his condition is said to be very critical. He has tubercular trouble which recently developed very fast, and made his removal here neces- sary
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MT. and Mrs. ]. H. Peyser, POS Park avenue, gave a birthday party yesterday afternoon to their two yesT old son. John Henry Peyser, Jr.
 Many Of the little friends of the host attended and very delightful after
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FOR ALDERMAN.

The Sentinel Record. is authorized to announce Harry S. Whipkey as a candidate for alderman from the Fourth ward. subject to the action of the democratic primaries.
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James Trager Freeman, Jr., Is ex. pected home today from Fayetteville University to spend the holidays with
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prison. He was not handcuffed and 1 there was no outward indication that he was a prisoner.
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BETTER cHAPERoNAcE.

his mother.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-14
.PACKEY HAS 3 BOUTS
ON BEFORE HE'LL
BOX WOlGAsI
Stock Yards Fighter to Meet
Trio of Tough Ones, Then
Champion in New York.

Packey Mcfarland yesterday closed
for three matches and started negotia-
lions for a fourth contest, which is to
be with AID Wolgast before the Fair
mount A. c. of New York about April
1. provided Packey wins the other three
bouts. McFarlands opponents are to
be frankie Madole OF Pittsburg in a
six round bout before Jack O'Brien's
Philadelphia club Feb. %. Young Sam
ME Smith or Harlem Tommy Murphy
in a ten round 70 before the Paramount
A. c. of New York March 2 or s. and
Owen Moran before the same club on
March IA.
Emil Thiery. Packey McFarland's
manager, returned yesterday from New
York where he endeavored to arrange
match with Wolgast. The light
weight champion, however, held out
for guarantee of $1,000. and none of
the New York promoters would consid-
err such a proposition, and the other
bouts were arranged for Mcfarland.
The Contest with Madole is to take
the place of the Wolgast Mcfarland
match which Jack O'Brien called of
owing to his inability to pay Wolgast
his price Mcfarland is to get $2,50(
for his end of the bout with Smith OIL
Murphy, the opponent to be named Ia
ter.
] Thiery yesterday took occasion tt
deny that Packey ever had been match.
ed with Phil Brock for a go at Cleve.
land Feb. 90.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-14
SCHEDULE Up FOR
ADOPTION TODAY
American Leaguers to Pass
on the 1911 Playing Chart
This Afternoon.

Playing dates for 1911 and a possible
decker or two in diamond talent con-
stitute the grist likely to be ground
out by the American league at it's
schedule meeting which is booked for
this afternoon at the Congress hotel,
and for which club owners began
drifting into town yesterday.
President Z. w. Soners and Vice
President E. S. Barnard of the Cleve
land club, and President Frank J. Far
rell, Manager Hal Chase and Scout Ar
thur Irwin of the New York cub were
the early arrivals. Chase came on
from California to meet his employer
and chief aid. and will accompany them
back to Gotham after the meeting.
With such an array of sharpshooters
as these two club owners have on hand
it looks as If they expect to do some
thing while here besides look over the
printed schedule when handed them and
vote to adopt it,. But when asked ii
they had any trades in view. both gen
eralized to the effect that if they saw
chance to improve their teams by
purchasing anything offered for sale
they would do So AS for specific deals
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-14
HACK BEATS CUTLER
ON MAT AFTER
HARD BOUT
Russian Lion" Too Power.
full For Local Man; Lat
ter Active at Start.

George Hackenschmidt. the Russian
Lion defeated AL Cutler. the young
Chicago wrestler, last night at the
Coliseum after hard and lasting
struggle. The superior weight and
strength of the foreign man wore out
the clever Chicago athlete.
Hack won the first fall in one hour
and three minutes and the second in
ten minutes and twenty seconds.
Hack and Cutler started out at a
lively clip. After the two had bulled
around the ring for a minute two
Cutler picked the Lion up bodily and
slammed him to the mat. Cutler work
ed rapidly, and every time the Lion
tried to get up he was slammed back to
the floor with little ceremony. Cutler
got a toe hold on the foreigner which
evidently hurt him considerably. Hack
squirmed loose and got behind Cutler.
The positions were soon reversed. but
Hacks strength was too great for Cut
Ter, and he was unable to gain tell
ing hold.
The Lion, adopted a few football
tactics after they had gotten to their
feet again. and dropped Cutler with 9
perfect knee tackle. He secured hall
Nelson Immediately but Cutler wrig-
and Cutler adopted the tactics which
made Gotch worlds champion. He kept
| hand on Hacks nose continually, at
| tempting to shut off the Lions wind
After about twenty minutes of wrest-
| ling Hack Topped Cutler to the mat
and, gaining a wrist lock, which seem
| ed to be certain of bringing a fall Cut.
| Ter broke the grip with ease. Hacl
| kept behind, but fell into three danger.
| Gus headlocks in succession, Cutler
| holding the big foreigners top piece a.
| If it were in a vice. The hold worried
Hack, but after long tug he managed
each time to break it. The Lion" soor
secured a half Nelson, but Cutler slip
| ped free, and after they had been tug
ging away a half hour Cutler leapet
4 to his feet again.
| hold had the Chicago boy in DANCE
| again. but once more he escaped Hacl
seemed satisfied that he had his man
| measure, and smiled continually as h
| mark Cutters shoulders were twic,
| within a few inches of the mat, Hacl
getting his famous combination of
| half Nelson and toe hold. Cutler eacl
time broke the grip. only to fall int
| another. and was pinned down for tn
/ first fall in one hour three minutes an,
i four seconds.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-14
INDIANA HARBOR.

Mr. and Mrs. E. ]. O'Donnell and Mr..
and Mrs. Bruce barrow attended "the
Passing OF the Third Row Back at the
Princess theaterl Sunday evening.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap-
fist church of Indiana Harbor are busy
getting ready for their sale of fancy
work and other articles to be given
about Easter time The date has not
yet been decided upon.
Charles Lehman of Kouts, Ind, who
conductes a general store there and
who formerly lived in Indiana Harbor,
Is spending a few days with friends
in the Harbor.
I'VE have no bulletin board up In
front with the pictures of the perform
ers displayed. but we have a different
show every night. Professor H. Hish-
imuma of Japan. who spoke last night
at the Baptist church. was greatly en-
joyed- Tonight is to be young peoples
meeting and Rev. ]. E. Sharp of Ham
mond and E. III. Hummell will speak,
and Miss Mabel W. Mickey of East
Chicago will sing. The Hammond or
chestra which was to be there tonight
will not be on hand until Thursday
night Such is the announcement of
Rev. E. o. Bradshaw.
Inc SUNDAY school rally at the
Church of Christ next Sunday will be-
gin at 10 o'clock IN the morning. Be-
sides the regular workers and the Of
ficers of the Sunday school. Pastor H.
A Carpenter will be present to help
with the rally.
The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist church
| meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs
John Haywood of Baltimore avenue for
work
The regular meeting of the CONNER
cial club will be held Wednesday even.
ing. Feb. Is. at o'clock. in the club
rooms. ]. II. Brewster. formerly con-
nected with the Indiana state board o,
health. who has spent a year studying
sanitary and water conditions in this
region under direction of the state
board of health, will address the meet.
ing. A committee that represented the
club at a meeting of Indiana CONNER.
cial Clubs at Indianapolis win submit,
a report of the action taken toward
commission form of municipal govern.
ment. These subjects are of great i'm.
| portance to our locality.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-14
EAST CHICAGO

So great was the crowd at the open
ing OF the fire sale Of the Model cloth
ing store at East Chicago that they
had to call the police to keep order.
People stood in line fighting like tfg-
ers grabbing for bargains at this great
sale.
The regular meeting of the Mems
club of the Congregational church took
place at the home OF w. c. Jones. in
North Magoun avenue. last evening.
The subject under discussion was The
Work of the Legislature and Congress"
Mr.. j. w. Roberts leading on the con-
gressional end of the subject, while Mr..
Everett Fisher took the legislative end.
A general discussion was also INDUCED
in by all present. The Ladies' Aid So
ciety furnished the refreshments.
Mrs H. H. CLARK entertained the
Embroidery club last night at her home
In North Magoun avenue.
The Mems club of the Congregational
church was in charge of the evening
service at the church last Sunday 1t
was the largest meeting in the his
tory OF the church. The boys of the
Sunday school, who were the guests
of the club. were seated on the plat
form with the club members The Alex
ander Monroe delivered a splendid lec-
ture feature on Lincoln. The music
was furnished by Messrs. Evan Lloyd
W. J. Funkey, j. o. Parks. who sang
solos and duets. and the mems quartet
composed of Everett Fisher, Otto Self
ert. Harry Glover and David Roberts
There was also some congregational
singing. The church was decorated with
pictures of Lincoln and Washington
NH frh
flags. and every member of the club
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-14
FORMER "PUG"
BLOCKS TRAINS

Freeport. ILL.,, Feb. 14--Charles (Kid)
Herman, formerly known as a light
weight pugilist. but since last summer
switchman for the Illinois Central,
became demented last night and be-
gan tagging trains in the yards He
stopped trains and switch engines and
tied up traffic. A switch engine manned
by the sheriff and division officers over
took him three miles west OF town. He
still was waving his red lantern. His
dementia is due to being struck by a
switch handle on the head. Relatives in
Chicago were notified.
The fighter referred to in the fore
going story is not the Chicago boxer
who fought as kid" Herman, but
whose real name was Herman Land
field. The latter operated cigar store
in Washington street after his retire
ment from the ring and still retains
an interest in the place. At present he
Is located at Seattle as florist
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-14
GSNsy!Il, saS!! NJ

Mrs. E. ]. Bmkley. Of Nsppanee. Indiana. Is
happy woman since Hoover's X-Rsy Healing
Oil relieved her Of . severe attack Of inAamma-
tory rheumatism. She says: ''Icant say enough
for Hoover's x-Ray Healing Oh. had an
attack Of inAammatory rheumatism in my right
arm. and before used Hoover's x-Ray Healing
Oil my arm was swollen from the elbow to the
tips Of my fingers and the pain was so great
could not sleep. Since used x-Ray Healing
Oil the swelling has all gone down. used PAN
Of one bottle
Here's another case: VIII Zee-nfus. Ossian.
Indiana. writes: Il suffered for SIX weeks with
rheumatism and could find nothing that would
give more than temporary relief until heard Of
Hoover's X-Ray Healing Oil. tried i. and to
my great surprise. am cured. Relief was i'm
mediate"
It is great remedy for many other bodily
aches and pains.
Remember the Nance
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-14
EAST CHICAGO AND
INDIANA HARBOR

and the boys also wore a small nag in
his button hole.
Mrs. T. E. Williams is shopping in
Chicago today.
large party of East Chicago people
will attend the ball to be given in Orab
temple in Hammond this evening by
the shriners.
Section B of the Ladies' Aid society
will meet with Mrs. S. II. Poor tomor-
row.
The Odd Fellows will entertain the
members of the Rebekah lodge in Odd
Fellows hall this evening.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-14
CAPTAIN RICE
OPPOSES 'FRATS'

The fraternity question was discuss
ed yesterday by Oak Park high school
students, who have organized a Dis
cussion club" to meet weekly. Fred
Rice, president of the club and cap
tain of the football eleven said: The
fraternities in themselves may not be
harmful, but the idea must be abandon
ed as long as their operation will af-
feet our position in athletics 1t is not
a question of whether we should be al
lowed to organize the socities. AS long
as our athletic honors are imperiled by
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-14
WILLIAMS ENTERS
CHICAGO POLITICS

Charley Williams. secretary and
treasurer of the Chicago National
league baseball team. and partner with
Johnny Evers in the shoe business, has
been asked to be a candidate for the
nomination for city clerk at the coming
republican primaries and has accepted
the invitation He has world of
friends among the baseball loving pub
lie who have all pledged theis support
Williams has been connected with the
west side ball club for twenty-seven
years.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-14
CALENDAR OF SPORTS
FOR THE W
WEEK.
TUESDAY.

1
= Schedule meeting of the Ma 4
= tional league at the Hotel Bres- I
= lin. New York City. 4
. Schedule meeting OF the Ameri- 4
. can league at the congress hotel, 4
. Chicago. 4
. Wrestling match at Detroit be- 4
. tween George Hackenschmidt 4
. and Henry Ordemann
. Opening of annual bench show I
. of Western Canada Kennel club at 4
= Winnipeg.
q Opening of automobile shows in I
. Dayton. o.. and Memphis. Tenn 4
= Princeton Yale intercollegiate I
. basketball contest at New Haven. 4
q Frank Klaus VS.. Leo Houck, II 4
. rounds, at Armory A. A.. Boston. 4
= Kid Ferns VS.. Clarence Eng 4
. lish, Is rounds. at ST. Joseph, Mo. 4
= WEDNESDAY.
= Opening of show OF the Grand I
. Rapids (Mich.) Automobile Deal 4
= ers' association
. Opening of st. Valentines golf I
= hurst, n. c.
. End of the racing season in
. California.
. Sam Langford VS.. Bill Lang.
. London.
Opening of the annual winter
. polo tournament at Riverside, Cal. ,
. FRIDAY.
. Annual meeting of American
. Power Boat association in New
o York CITY
a oil al hi I'M
= basketball contest at New York
= Cornell Princeton intercolle-
= giate basketball contest at Prince
= ton.
q Yale-Columbia dual swimming
q meet at New Haven
9 SATURDAY
. Annual indoor meet OF New
= York A. c.. Madison Square Gar
= den. New York City.
= Schedule meeting OF the South
. eastern Baseball league at Knox
. Vile. Tenn.
q Illinois Chicago dual athletic
. indoor meet at Urbana, Ill.
q Annual meeting of the Inter-
= Lake Yachting association at
q Cornell Pennsylvania intercol-
. legiate basketball contest at
O Philadelphia.
Dartmouth Cornell intercolle-
q giate hockey contest at Boston
q Harvard Princeton fencing
q matches at Cambridge.
q Opening of automobile shows in
= Brooklyn, Minneapolis. Newark
= and Birmingham, n. Y.
q
$1,000 < = - a a 1890
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-14
PUGILIST CAPONI
MAY GO ABROAD

Tony Caponi may be seen in action in
Australian rings at an early date. The
local middleweight Is considering an
offer from Hugh Mcintosh to engage in
five battles in Australia and Is think
ing seriously of accepting the propo-
sition. Just who will be Caponis OPP
ponents Mcintosh did not state, but 1t
is thought that Dave Smith, the for
eign conqueror of Billy Papke and Cy-
clone Johnny Thompson, will be the
most important foe.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-14
ISSUES CALL
TO TRACK MEN

Ann Arbor. Mich, Feb. 14.-Trainer
kraenzlein and Captain Homer today
issued a formal call to candidates for
the varsity track team to meet in the
gymnasium tonight The work of get
ting into condition for the winter
meets will begin at once. The first
event of the season is a week from
next Saturday. when the preliminary
meet, always first on Michigan's indoor
schedule, is to be held.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-14

Ell Paso, Texas, Feb. 1.-THE Juarex
race meeting, which originally was
scheduled to close March 23, has been
extended to April 1. This announce
ment was made today by Manager Matt
VIM and hailed with delight from all
the horsemen in the neighborhood. 1t
was also stated that races would be
held every day in the week, which fills
in Monday. In the past Monday has
been an open date.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-14
TITLE TO
FRANK S. WHITE

Philadelphia, Pa. Feb. 14--Frank S.
White of the Germantown Cricket club,
won the national squash racquet cham
pionship, defeating G. w. Wales OF
Boston in the final round of the tourna-
ment at the Philadelphia Racquet club
today. Score, 1913, 1877. 1911. White
had previously defeated F. B. Smith,
Maryland state champion.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-14
KEWANEE CLUB
FIGURES IN TRADE

Kewanee, Ill. Feb. 1.-THE local
Central Association club today traded
Pitchers Kench and Grimes to Rock
ford for Catcher Burke. Kewanee is in
need of a good catcher. and expects
Burke to fill the, lone weak spot on the
team. Two promising youngsters were
disposed OF to secure Burke.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-14
ABBATICCHIO QUITS
THE BALL FIELD

Pittsburg. Feb 14.-Outfielder Abba
ticchio. the former major Lacquer just
purchased by Louisville. has retired
from baseball for good. Abbaticchio
has just paid $4,000 for a hotel located
near Forbes field. the home of the Pr
ates, and intends to devote all his time
to his business interests.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-14
ILLINOIS A. C.
GETS DIMMICK

Ralph c. Dimmick, the star weight
man of Notre Dame university has
joined the Illinois Athletic club and
hereafter will compete under the tri-
color emblem. This strengthens the
team considerably for the Central A. A.
indoor championships at Dexter Park
pavilion March IL.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-14
UNHOIZ GETS
NEW START

Rudolph Unholz dropped into Chi
cago yesterday and will finish his train
ing here for his ten round go with Jack
Redmond In Milwaukee Friday night
The Boer shows the strenuous workout
he has INDUCED in recently and looks
many pounds lighter than when here
several weeks ago Rudy figures his
bout with Redmond as preliminary to
MS stride for higher honors- The Boer's
last appearance in the ring was Nov. 9
last year, when he was beaten by John
ny Thompson in six rounds at Sydney
N. S. w. His match with Redmond is
the first one in this country since he
lost decision to Dick Hyland August
4, 1908.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-14

they declared they had none under con-
sideration-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-14

them we should refrain from participa-
ton in fraternities."
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-14

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The Prescott daily news., 1911-03-13
REPORTED TO BE DIVIDED OVER
QUESTION OF ARMY
MOBILIZATION.
SECRETARY ON VACATION
Responsibility Is Thus Left on Chief
ExecutiVe-Rumor That Japan
Is Behind Movement a.ill
Gaining Credence.

Washington, Mar. 13.-With n re-
port that President Taft and Secre-
tary Knox are divided over the ques.
ton of mobili1ing troops and ships to
intimidate the Mexican insurrectos,
developments IN the war maneuvers'
have taken another sensational turn.
According TO this report, Secretary
Knox and his assistant, Huntington
Wilson, are very much "peeved" over
the action taken by President Taft.
The order for the mobilization is
said to have gone out as a result of
reports made by secret agents of the
departments of war and Justice, after
an extended investigation into Mex.
leo. The state department is said to
De practically ignored This is said
10 be the reason why Secretary Knox
went to Florida to take a vacation. f"
Wilson on Trip, Too.
Acting Secretary Wilson is going to
20 the same and in this way both
men will avoid responsibility and shift