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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-04-06
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-04-06
HARTFORD GOES DEMOCRATIC

Hartford, Conn. April As a result
Of to-day's elections the city government
Will be democratic for the first time In
about % years. The democrats elected
p out of 40 Councimcn voted for and
seven OF the 10 aldermen. on Joint ballot
the court Of common council stands 3,
democrats to % republicans The present
mayor is Il democrat and has n year to
serve.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-04-06

If YOU haven't tho timc to exercise
regularly, Duans Regulets WIN prevcnt
constipation. They induce a mild easy
healthful actioH Of the bowels without
gripping, Ask your druggist for them.
~ A~sAA-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-04-06
BALTIMORE is DEMOCRATIC.

falllrnorH. Anrll +.-Tlo democratic
organization, opposed by all tho news
papers Of the city. won sweeping
victory in the primary election here
to-day. James II Preston. organiza-
tion candida'o for the mayoral1y nom
ination, defeated Mayor j. Barry Ma
hool by about 5000 majority. Mayor
Mahool is former president Of tho
League Of American Municipalities
Former Mayor f. Clay Timauus de-
feated Charles II. Torsch for The re
publican mayoralty nomination by a
large majority
NASSAU COUNTY DEMOCRATIC.
New York, April 4-Following up
their victory Of last fall, when Martin
w. Littleton, democrat. defeated for
Congress W. W. Cocks, republican. the
democrats in Nassau county. Long
island, were successful in two out of
he three biennial township elections
to-day. oyster Bav township was one
OF the two. Nassau Countys normal
republican plurality is about 1900.
ST. LOUIS REPUBLICAN.
81, Louis, April 4.-To-day's election OF
municipal assembly is a conceded repub.
l'can victory. some gains were shown by
tho democrats in the wards in which In,
| Iarty was dominant Eleven republicans
hid I'VE democrats are known to have
| been elected as members Of the House OF
| Delegates. OF the remaining II wards
he republicans are sure Of SIX
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-04-06

THAT We will provo equal TO the emer-
aancy in which we find ourselves placed
through our own efforts and through our
own desires there can he No doubt. and
tie way to ACCOMPLISH tina, is 20 fulfill
with courage. intelligence and patriotism
Tia, PROMISES made before tho election In
order to win the election BY diSchargins
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-04-06
NEWS TOLD IN BRIEF

Boston and its suburbs have 80 churches
without pastors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-19
LORE CITY
FIRE SWEPT
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
LOSS INFLICTED BY FLAMES.
Most Disastrous Fire Since Morgan's
Raid in the SiSties-Start-
ed in Residence.

Sper:a' Dispatch 20 the Iutel.iEerrer.
CAMBRIDGE. O.. Aug. l>-lore
City. Ohio. was swept by the most
destructive blaze since Morsans raid
at the close of the Civil war. Friday
afternoon when TWO residences. three
business buildings. B q O. depot and
bridg" across Willis creek. Wds de
>'royed. The loss Will reach fully
$4,000
The fire started ia -he residence
90. William Bond. about o o'clock
Friday afternoon ami in short tm.
destroyed the building ami the re--
ccuce OF T n Band. adio ming From
these dwellings the flames reach, t
th" building occupied by Lou4str..-
general store. which was destroyed
and Tire uljority az the stoc. was
'o>- from This hglidIne 'hc flames
destroyed thr building occupied hy
uuuu 5"H"irs store. vacant store
room. BH''iuor. * Ohio depot. ami
then reached willis creek. and =
struyed tine la.-. ur.d-e across the
stream. A. jL.S point IN" iam-S
were checked. but not until one house
Was badly sccrDucG
The huiidius occupied by Long-
streets general store. stood 900 the
sife a. large general store which
was burned down by General Morgan
during DIS raid through Ohio ~ the
close Of ttr Civil war
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-19

SNANNlILE. Ta. Aue 1S-Wha.
he called one jump brought Harry
y ttvaod, the aviator. from CIevc.
land. Ohio. 20 Swauy.ue. Ia. tuis af-
teTnuon. and lauucd him - miles
nearer his destination. To- has rictur-
c~que ",rcplare flight from 81 Lo.:S
90 New York Atwood was 10 have
come on to Erie. blt lack OF caso-
line forced him 10 land here. eleven
miles west OF Erie lie came down
With'U- accident and plid.d mo
cornfield in tho twilight. lis biplanc
b"inc moorod beneath the trees on
rho lake shore Starting from
cleveland. after 'nnumcrahlc delays.
the Eostou.au W,ut through tile air
80 terrific speed \ fast mail train.
which left cleveland twenty minutes
after him failed ~ catch up. Atwood
even mad" hcadWay until Le WAS
miles ahead OF the train Train diq-
patchcrs who wcro keeping account
OF th" airmIn- progress. shouted 20
-hc passing train. Giles thirty miles
ahead. and gaining ,u sou
Sailing h.rb over fIn S'Ec OF Lake
tr.. auI fh- stretches o. vineyard
that dot the shore. Atwood. after lcav-
ire cleveland af i.uf b. 3d.. aliaht,d IN
the corufeld no SVauvil.c. az C.1u p.
m. central time. a.s actual flying time
for the - milo from Cleveland being
two hours and seven minutes.
over Five States.
To-day 5 run entities him 90 % credit
OF having flown fhroYFh parts OF five
states. Missouri. Illinois. Indiana. OHIO
Ind icnnsl lNiuII fio Us now go
miles from hi- starting Point Son S.
Louis and -1s from NoN York. ha,in.
been 100 the air since lo lcf' LASS Mon
day. actually o. hours and O., .uutcs.
\ large portion of todass fieht was
over tho lake
Ntwood's getaway from cleveland
so la'c iu th" afternoon that he faced
90 prospect of hDiul ot,r'atcu hs darf.
ness. was under great lIU.cIIty Tirst
lo had fo ASCEND from narrow strip
oi fenced in. sandy beach. fc giIdci
down il and almost fuuohinr the
rrf f,n ouf over fhs at. .rto %
frcachorous wind Ns s...'ul steering
tcontinued or sizth PagcD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-19
SANDERSON
Is CHOICE
SUCCEEDS }. n. STEWART as o.
RECTOR or EHPERL
MENT STATION
Board q Regents Make Selection ~
Session Held at Parker.
burg on Friday.

'....'.. '. obi. f't.II....
rNEKEHSErRGW VI. Nu. D.,
Dean o. u ~arderson. of thr Co.f.-.
of Agriculture. 90 tho West Nirr.r..
ut'r. ~. u1- today elected r. H
rector of fh" Experiment Station ID,
fh" university .r addition fo Ii- Do.
"u' du'i'-.ht 'l" Most Nirrni1 board
Yf r.l.afs Dean Sauder-nu succeed.
f4 director 1um,. % Stewart. who's.
recent 70 -af.ou caused eurs.i.ral..
-f.r over fhr state
Dean -lud,r-ou take. CHARGE 4a
director OF 'h" experiment station fho
nr-f of usef january
ID NI.iunu. ur.r.p.I D. t1-
kot.'r Preparatory SCHOOL, present
ri f.- r.-.arsuau Pool fhr hu.rI.,r..l
nH- arr'r.rd hu' su,cr. Yr $50.
NOT named
W % Thomas. OF MARYLAND V.
elected teacher o. arurl ura 100 ra
rni'r-. off r.r.ru.frr.
T.e board IIiuIru.I Ii. ar0r
noon fp u'ef 700 fIa rl1 OFF .Hr rra.
ii"nf .nI mrmhDrs departed ur flr.-
nnm.. over fnn state f.fl t. ...er.
'on OFF Major Finley. vh1 r. .d..
frr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-19
ATWOOD RUNS
OUT OF FUEL
FORCED TO DESCEND WEST OF
ERIE BY LACK OF GASOLINE.
viii Resume Journey Early Today.
and WIFI Be in Buffalo This
Afternoon.
ATWOOO'S FLIGHT.

Left Cleveland 4.na y. m.
over Ashtabula. ONO. - miles
10 The east 5:l1 = m. aueht-
cd 40 SwtnNille. P-uua. clio
p. m. Central time.
Distance travelled ON ufh
Gay. II miles.
Actual fiyin- time. . hours
and minutes.
Distance from ST Louis.
80 miles
Total flying time. - hours
and 80 minutes
Distance still to 30 on l2G5
mile trip TO New York. 55N
miles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-19
MONROE DOCTRINE
Would be Independent Of Arbitration
Treaties Proposed Amendment
OF Senator Root.

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Aug. ls.-In
the executive session OF the Senate to-
day senator Root. OF New York. pre-
sented an amendment TO the arbitra-
ZION treaties with Great Britain and
france In the nature OF a declaration
so constituting the treaties as TO render
them inapplicable TO questions arising
under the Monroe doctrine. Hereto
tore Senator Root has opposed
amendments TO treaties. maintaining
mat they were sufficiently safe guard.
ed. He made no explanation OF his
reasons for introducing the amend.
menl There is no probability that
the treaties will be acted upon during
the present session
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-19
WHITE SLAYER
Marietta Man Held For Hearing Be
fore v. S. Authorities on
Charge.

SPECIAL lllspatch 20 the lntcllicencor
MARIETTA. O. Aug lS.-Melvin
Pollen. charged with white slavery. "
was given a preliminary hearing be-
fore United States Commissioner
Leeper this afternoon and held I'm the
county Jail under a thousand dollar
bond for his appearance before the
United States grand jury at Column
bus. December .. II is charged that
he induced Lizzie Allen. twcnty-two
years. of this city. 10 20 TO SISTERS
Vile, W. Va. as a white slave" for
MS prott. Assistant District Attor-
ney Burns. OF Cincinnati. in behalf OF
The state. made application To enlarge
the bond and have the prisoner com
mitted TO Franklin county jail instead
OF the local.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-19
BH ..,Il;,LEY ~,
MAKES NEW
HIGH MARK
Aviator Flying lips Feet High
Makes New Worlds Alti-
tude Record.
BlRDMAN COMPLETELY
OUT OF CROWDS SIGHT
Extreme Cold Forced Descent.
Parmalee Also Passes the
Old Flight Mark.
BlRDMAN COMPLETELY
OUT OF CROWDS SIGHT
AVIATION RESULTS.

Altitude. o. \. Brindley. 1l.726
feet. setting new American
record.
Eighteen miles cross wafer
Sopwith. l. minutes. 5S.4
seconds. first: Ely. u min
utes. 7.S seconds. second.
Beachcy. l. minutes. N5.4
seconds. third.
Mouop!anes. - miles overland.
Sopwith. first. L. minutes.
90 second: Ovington. sec
ond. J. minutes. > seconds:
Simon. third. Il minutes. -
seconds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-19
KNIGHTS END
ENCAMPMENT
Tents on Fair Grounds are Torn Down
and Camp Stanley Ceases to
Exist.
OFFICERS ELECTED
BY THE GRAND LODGE
Local Man Is Elected Supreme Repre-
sentstiVe-Or. Peters Is New
Grand Outer Guard.

Before the sun sets on the Fair
grounds this evening the tented CITY
Wheh the knights OF PythIas OF West
Nlrclnla have held sway this week
VIII De- torn down. and Camp Shanlcv
VIII be- thing of the DIeaSaut ut~f
Like the Arabs In the night. the
NnlShts of fythias folded their tents.
ana each outgoing tram this morning
VIII carry Delegates to their homes
Tired and weary from the strenuous
week OF eutcrta umeut which Pa"
Nn"eliu- furnished. the visitors
while glad 10 rri home to rest. were,
roud u their praise Tor the manner
100 which they were entertained such
royal entertainment as Wheeling far.
niSh"S to the delegates attending The.
conventions is the reason why tins
city .s and always viii Toe tho choice
ot West \ir-Iriaus for conventions.
Elect officers.
With ihr exception of the election
az officers. only routine business was
transacted during the morning yss-
torday. and af noon all the y.siu.g
Knights and their families took cas-
ou the Eim Grove lin" 20 Whoc.ut
Park. vrcrs r del ehtful time vas
spent foIloNiu" are the or GERS that
were elected
Grand ChaneelIor-w. II. Lunbar. Park
erESurg.
Grand vice Chancellor-W. Frank stou.
rairmont.
Grand Prelatc-samueI r. Nuzum. FAR
mont.
Grand Master at Arms-John p. Arbcr-.
Wheeling.
Grand Innsr Guard-o. W. west. Auburn
Grand Outer Guard-E. T. Peters. uIue-
Grand Keeper Of Records ana Seals
.. .. 4dontgomery. Tunnelton
Grand Master Of Ezchequer-Ma son H.
smith Keyser.
Pythian Home Board-vi-ril Legyis
Charleston; L. V. q. Morris. Philipp4.
supported hy Dr T. o. Epiur and
fh" who'll" southern section OF tho
state. l'r. Peters won 'h. much co,cf
fh" seat of Grand outer GuIrn and
h" VII af once start through OBJ.
chairs of The Grand iuIe". U- Eprna
was largely responsible" for frs VIC
tory o.. br Peters. and flrourh nfs
Inhu'n'" secured 90 strong ipH lowing
among tl. ror'lorn counties
'".rt" Butts of this city. one of tEc
best known Knights in tlr static. was
rtriid1i" ior 'h" coveted scat. hut
when Doc" found THAT th. southern s.-
ror ot tho STAT" wanted o. go lafI. DID.
WIfhir"u and mos .d to mako fr.
election oft Dr Tct.rs urtr u1us
which WI- done SIR Peter. fr.
newly elected outer Guard. Is cn.,f
surgeon of fho Purlhorfas Cor.at
dated CoII'ri.s company. and ai
though huf 20 ,,Ir- of ar.. na- boon
member of fh" order 'or MANS
years
Fs.Ifrl...t .tf.f... d, sf.o t,,.-,I....... .f.....
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-19
AUTO TURNS TURTLE
Falrmont Physician Plnioned Under
Car and 10 Held a Prisoner.
'ial Dispatch to the Inteiiisencer

Special Dispatch TO the IntelIiEencer.
FAIRMONT. W. Va, Aug. ls.-
While driving rapidly along the
Pruntytown road, about six miles from
this city. tonight. Dr. J. T.. Ouener was
the victim of serious auto accident
In making a sharp turn his car turned
turtle. and the physician was pinioned
under II. After several hours work
he succeeded In freeing himself and
secured aid. He was badly cut and
bruised
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-19
DEMOCRATS
MEET THEIR
WATERLOO
Attempt to Pass Wool and Free
List Bills Over Taft's Veto
End in Defeat.
CHAMP CLARK LED
DEMOCRATIC FORCES.
Both Votes Sustained Taft, Due to
Breaking of DemOcratic-In-
surgent Coalition.

WASHINGTON. Aug. Is.-ln a sue
cesslon OF dramatic events. the Demo
cratic House OF Representatives TODAY
met defeat in it's supreme effort TO
pass the wool and free list bills over
me presidents vetoes. and virtually
hNed upon adjournment or congress
early next week. The house on Mon.
gay VIII agree to the cotton tarttt
revision bill, as amended in the SON
ate. but Will not hold congress IN ses-
SION tu await Tie certain veto OF the
measure. Ih" senate cleared away
All It's business and adjournment is as
sured In the view of leaders OF both
parties In both houses by next We'd.
nesday az the latest
The Democratic house majority.
WIN great demonstration OF euthus-
iasm. marshaled It's ranks Tor the
great battle 10 override The president
and went down with flying colors. Th.
party leaders failed 10 muster enough
lusurEcut Republican support TO pass
the tariff legislation over the pr,s.-
dents head
Democrats Want 10 Go Home.
Tonight the Democratic members OF
the ways and means committee deter
mined 10 end the long session Mon
Cay the house will pass th" cotton
hlll. as amended iu the senate. con
tanning the iron ami steel. chemical
ana cotton machinery schedules and
th" reciprocal lItUW.u0Us coal across
IN" Canadian border provisions. and
N'I send 10 to The president Tuesday
Congress viii nor bc helt 10 session
o. await his veto. which the house.
l,dd'rs cour"de is certain to follow.
't or.r'-s will adjourn ON Wedues-
a.. 40 the latest. was tta declaration
q Majority Leader Underwood. after
go" WAYS and means committee. confer
'nc". We have tried 90 Iu- our tariff
bills over f.. Precedent head and
have failed twice. There is mo- use
.-ata- t pu- anv longer As soon as
s" pass tho CD ton DIN and amend
W.u's. We ".I Dee ready -o go. Tho
President may then veto the measure
We VIII NOT b. here ~ discuss i-'
Vote On Cotton Bill
Strenuous efforts were made bv
s.na'" Democrats and Republics
leaders .u c'ufor. u.fh ,fr Undo.
wood. Speaker C.ar. and other house
democrats. 'o br.n- th, session i1 20
close tomorrow NIGHT huf OWN. fO
desire of tho members of tho WAYS
and means committee to Study
features OF tho senate iron ana steel
and chemical schedules before con
cIrrin- in them it was agreed 20 die.
pose o' iho final business early next
Weot
Failure of 'rc attempt OF the bono
craft. t.I-. fr of.r-.-+- fh. ,,to,-
conn. 'u 70 Ity rf.d v-N stirring ir
c.d'u'- The clos. o. -to G.ha'o an
tIo motion o. Nr Underwood 20 pass
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-19
FOREIGNER
KILLED BY
AMERICAN
Horrible Tragedy Occurs at Small
Mining Settlement Back of
Bellaire.
HEART Is TORN OUT
BY CHARGE OF GUN.
Murderer is Apprehended by Au-
thorlties and Held for Pre-
iiminary Hearing.

Il "'rilhie tragedy occurred nj STE
""r'S'i!l". ohio. last evening nj
O'Clock when W. u. CoIlett nm Arer,-
can. shot and killed John Rodepor
hungarian coal miner. CoII.tt used n
""u'i" 'aTr"ll'd shot gun and stimuli
tam "suly discharged both barrels Tha
gun was within three feet Of Bodenar
al TN" time of tho shooting and he was
killed instantly. the contents OF both
barrels cnt, ring his chest. practically
tearing ont his heart
various reports as 70 the cause OF
ti' shooting were circulated, but def
.ili' information IS unavailable be-
'hHs. the authorities haV" so far been
unable 20 find any eve witnesses
u Is said that Collctt WAS returning
from hunting expedition and that
~" Foreigner tried To- snatch the gun
away from him. Bodcnar's efforts 20
Ian" mo gun. II IS said. provoked Coll
l"tt Co shoot.
Coliett ApPrehended.
The authorities at -. Clairsville
were n"tu,i OF m" crime at once,
ana Deputy SheriiiS Samuel Dunsee
aut John Suu"rs. were sent 20 Ste
Vartst iil" Co. appr.hcnd Collctt. Cor
ou'T G. b. Messcriv was also notified
ami arrived on Ia" scene soon after the
'S"af'" and was found by the deputies
clos'' 20 tho sCru" pf tho shooting. Tho
coroner ordered him jailed under $4,000
bond. p'udius the outcome of the in
Quest. which has not Yet been COM
pl"t.d
'oll'tt was intoxicated at the time
of his arrest and six hours after tho
SHOOTING. when the deputies arrived
40 Tho Jail .n - ClairsNillc with their
prisoner o. i~ said Tlat hc was stilI
"ro"r fh. iUfiu. no." of intoNicants to
such an extent that he could not walk
a."U.
A Pathetic Scene.
rffr.t.' -'."- was enacted ~ tho
81 Clairsvillo iau when the officers
.r .t'- "ltn their man. Collects aged
father had followed the officers all tho
v.' from ~icwartsvillc and as the
boz vIs locked ln Jail the father COM
i' -' .t"t" Gown pleading for his
sons comfort.
Til. murdered man was 81 years OF
ar". and Is said 10 have "a wife and
'i-a q ir Hungary. Little is known OF
IDS hir.s history. except that ne had
h'', employed ut thu Lucy mine OF
tho gordon Coal company in Stewards
'iilo for the past year or more
'ol.ett IS about 90 years of age and
ha1 IN ,mplov"d as an outside man
az m Lucy mine up until about two
months aro when work became slack
ani be was laid off
coroner Nrsserly. ~ is expected will
corlII-t" his inquest today, and ar
rargcm'nts VIII then bc made 10 give
Collctt preliminary hearing.
StewartstiIo is located about four
miles back OF Rcllaire. and consists OF
few scattered houses "a coal mine
and store. Intense excitement pre-
vailed among the Inhabitants for q
time following the shooting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-19
C0-STARS WE'D
z. n. Sothern Married 20 Julia Mar.
lowe In Europe.

NEW YORK. Aug. 1s.-Announce-
mcnt was made a. the offices of Sam
S and Lee Shubcrt to-aay. that they
had received a cablogram from z. ".
Suthcrn. the actor. telling Of his mar
r.arc iu London yesterday 20 Julia
MarloWc. his co-star
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-19

CHICAGO. Aug. is-Oscar \.
Brindlcy SCARED higher from the
ground today than aoroplane has ever
been and set new worlds record at
il.'26 feet. Philip o. Parmalee fol-
lowed him in the AIR. passing the for.
mcr American record and reaching
'">"' feet before he was forced TO
descend
tn" worlds record at present is
l".''l feet. made by 80 I.orllau. af
Mourmeion. France. .ulv =. 1911 Can
tam Felix reached height of Ii.1s2
i"rt az EfaWp~. France. IN Aueust.
1910. bur E.- hishl has NOT Yer been
made oH.ciaiL Ralph Jo1ustouc SET
Lh" American mark at Belmont Park.
y. y October %. 1910. ar 1o4-G feet.
While Brlndlcy. Howard Gill. Par.
male" and B,achey were high among
IN" clouds, finding safety m their al
ltudc flights. James Ward and EarI
pNington. flying az comparatiycIy low.
towels. both had narrow escapes from
death. The propeller OF Wards ma.
'hine broke iut1 "a hundred pieces as
Do" flew before the graudstaud Pieces
OF wood penetrated and tore the can
VAS planes. hut tho aviator held tight
ana brought his machine. wobhliur
IN" me ground. Oving'on. with his en-
sine stopped. unable quite IN reach
,h" shore. found "a landing place in
hF" i""i OF water. from which hc g.
capped with no other injury than "A
duchinc
Conditions Ideal.
Ih" altitude events. thouch nr
scheduled. proved the most import
amt Of thc day \ wind blow af go
miles l"n feet above the earth was
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Beeber Candidate.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 1s-Former
Judge OF the Superior Court Dinner
Beeber. tonight formally announced
his candidacy for the Republican
nomination for mayor.
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The Washington times., 1911-07-08
Says Labor Is Only Victim.
Economy Device
Exposition Open

The exhibition Of labor-saving devices
at 621 G street northwest, under the
auspices of the Presidents Commission
on Economy and Efficiency, was opened
to the public today. The public will be
admitted from until $50 o'clock to-
night. The exhibition was also open
this morning and early this afternoon.
A great many business men and ac-
countants visited the exhibition.
The same privileges will be extended
to the public next Thursday.
The President, it is expected, will
view the exhibition early next week.
The members Of his Economy and Eff
cheney Commission have greatly inter-
ested him by their accounts of the sue
cess of the exhibition, which comprises
examples Of all the mechanical devices
that can facilitate business for the Gov
ernment.
Besides the departmental committees
had already Joined the conferences with
members of the Economy and Efficiency
Commission, the following were an
nounced today: Treasury Department,
S. H Marks. chief clerks office; Guy
v. Norwood, division of printing and
statiohery; Government Printing Office,
Samuel Donnelly, Government Printer,
and J. K. Wallace.
The exhibition will continue through
out next week. ~