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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-27
Get your Permit to Smoke.
Amateur Teams az Fairbury.

FAIRTURY, Neb., April 2s-(speciaI J.
The base ball fever has struck the BARRIERS
OF Fairbury and they have organized a
nine, electing Bert Marmon captain and
park diamond a nine has also been or
ganiEed among the Fairbury High school
students and willard Curry elected cap
tain. The Rock Island mechanics will also
organize a team
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-27
Boston Beats New York.

BOSTON, April 26.-In a slow game Bos-
ton defeated New York, II TO s, today
The home team knocked Ables out of the
box in the second, but lost form later.
Cicotte being retired by the visitors in
the eighth. Errors on both sides were
frequent Score:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-27
GRIzzLIEs CAPTURE swATFDsT

WtchitA Defeated by scOre OF Ten 90
Two.
DENVER. April @--Denver took free
hitting game from Wichita today. Ehman
was given errorless support and kept
Wichita's hits well scattered. while Ellis
was poorly supported. Isben was ordered
nom the grounds for disputing decision.
Score:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-27
HOMER WINS ron ST. JOSEPH

Des Moines Loses by score of Ten to
SIX.
DES MONIES. April 8.-Powell's home
run won for st. Joseph here today by the
score of 10 to s. Most of the game was
played on a wet field. Score:
DIES MONIES
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-27
The Rubonic PInrne

destroys fewer lives than stomach, liver
and kidney diseases. for which Electric
Bitters Is the guaranteed remedy. SOC. For
sale by Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-27
LINCOLN

Two-base hts Leak, Thomas. Stolen
bases: Cobb. iCockman, Mccormick 90. I'm
giaub. Thomas Bases on balls: OFF Leak,
8; off Fox. / Struck out: BY Leak g. by
Fox, g. Wild pitch; Leak. Umpire: Shoe
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-27
LINCOLN SHUTS OUT TOPEKA

FOx's Good PItehing Wins by Four to
Nothing.
TOPEKA, KAN, April 26.--L.incoln scored
a shut out on Topeka in todsy's game
through Fox's good pitching. Leak struck
out nine men. Score:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-27
PhiIIies Pound Colt Pitchers

B BR'SdislPhl .,...: .S oSSSia $ls
Two base hit: Daubert. Home run !;
Titus Bases on balls: OFF Ryan, q; off
Knetzer s; off Ragon. L; off Alexander
6. Struck out: BY Ryan, l. by Knetzer,
2; by Alexander 9. Hits: Off Ryan, Z in
two and one-third innings; off Knetzer, z
Umpires: KLEIN and Doyle.
Pirates Shade Cardinals.
ST. LOUIS. April 26-A double, sacri-
flee single and an error enabled Pitts
burg to score two runs in a sensational
ninth-inning rally and defeat the local
team in the final game OF the series by
score of to l. aScore;- ,e al
I ~ pTQTapTfRG or yoYrts
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-27

Ci nGinHnat ''. .:..6 IS IS
base hits Sheokard, Mitchell Hits OFF
Reulbach, in five innings; off Richie, 6
in two and two-thirds innings; off Brown,
none in one and one-third inning; off Nc
Quhian, IN six innings; Off Fromme, IN
three innings Sacrifice hits: Kaiser,
Chance, Schultz, Sheckard, Bates. Stolen
base; Bates. Double play: Tinker to
Evers to Chance. Left on bases: Chicago,
8; Cincinnati, 10. First base on balls: OFF
Reulbach, 3; off Richie, /; off McQulllan,
g. Struck out: BY Reulbach. 8; by Richie,
1; by McQuillan, 2; by Fromme Q wild
pitch; Reulbach Time: BIS. Empires
Brennan and O'Day
Phillies Pound Colt Pitchers.
BROOKLYN, April 2e. - Philadelphia
betted hard and took advantage of the
wildness of Dahlen's colt pitcher. winning,
10 to g. Score.
PHI, ADEI,PHIA RRooRTyNy
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seward wins From wIIber.

W1LBER, Neb., April 26A(Special y
Seward won from the home team Sunday.
York OF the State league. plays here next
Sunday. Score: R.HE
Seward ........2 90 0 l 2 1 % s z
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-27
Iowa Attorney General Declares it
His Duty to Appear in Case.
THORNE CROwDING HIM OUT
Governor Carroll Makes Hurried Trip
to M6scatine to Investigate
situation Among Baton
Makers.
(From a staff CorrespondentD

NtTom starr correspondent
DIES MONIES, Ia, April 2e--(special
TelegrRm) 1.-The controversy between At
torney General Cosson and Clifford
Thorne. railroad commissioner as TO who
shall represent the state in court in the
express rate cases came to a finish today
when Cosson laid bare the whole history
Of the litigation and presented the law
in the entire case. In this he showed viz
tually that his department is by law re-
dulred to appear In court In all such
cases; that he would be derelict in his
duty IL he did not do so; and that the
effort OF Thorne TO supersede hin, and
falling in that to withdraw from the case
entirely, is illegal
The trouble arose over the fact that
Thorne desired to handle the cases alone
and introduced the Railroad Commission
to pass a resolution giving him charge OF
the legal phases OF the case. It appears
that this was done because Of the claim
that unless 1t was done he would not be
able to have his expenses paid from the
contingent fund.
Governor to MuacatIne.
Governor Carroll went to Muscatine on
mysterious visit today, leaving no word
Of his whereabouts. for the purpose of
making an investigation into the labor
troubles. Adjutant General Logan is also
there and Commissioner vanDuyn has
gone there.
Roe Upon the Grill.
Failure of Commissioner Roe Of the po-
lice department to enforce the laws
against cigarette sales is to be investi-
gated in public by a committee OF the
w. c. T. U. at a downtown mass meeting
to be held soon when Roe will be asked to
appear and undergo examination as to his
failure to enforce the law.
Bundy Makes Inquiry.
Major Omar Bundy. regular army in
spector, is in the city to make full investi-
cation of the recent suicide of Victor
SWARM trooper who committed suicide
a short time ago. Soldiers at the post
were indignant that accusations were
made that Swarm had been treated badly
by his associates and this is the occasion
for the investigation,
GriswOld,iRn Jail. ID
Indicted at Council Bluffs for complicity
In the Mabray frauds James Griswold
was brought to Des Moines from Balti-
more. Md. this morning by Deputy United
States Marshal Jones' He was lodged in
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Bundy Makes inquiry.
GriswOld, I'm jail.

indicted at Council Bluffs for completely
in the Mabray frauds. James Griswold
was brought to Des Moines from Balti-
more Mo, this morning by Deputy United
states Marshal Jones. He was lodged in
the county jail and will be kept there
pend his trial on the charge.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-27

Hauser. Base on balls: Off Golden, q
off Maggie, 1; off Steele, /. Struck out. BY
Golden, z; by Maggie, i; by Steele, 2. Hits:
Off Steele, in seven innings. Time: 1:55
Umpires: Rigler and Ffnneran.
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cINcrNNAr1
CHICAGO

Totals .,...34 10 q II Totals Isl s2T
'Batted for Reulbaoh IN sixth.
Halted for McQuillen In sixth.
rBatted for Fromme In ninth.
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Block World
Steel Trust
United States TO Soon Begin Inquiry
Into Alleged Plan 70 Control
Whole Steel Trade.

WASHINGTON. July 13.-An inves-
tigation Of the Brussels conference OF
steel men. which 81 has been predicted
may bring about an international com.
bination 10 control the steel trade OF
the world. will be undertaken by the
department OF justice.
Following a call Of Henry u. Martin
and Cotter r Bride. secretary and
treasurer. respectively OF the Anti.
trust league. upon President Taft. to-
day. 10 became known that the Brus-
sells conference would be put under tho
scrutiny Of government agents.
President Taft told his visitors that
he believed such an investigation
should be made and suggested that
they call upon Attorney General Wick
ersham and Solicitor General Len.
mann. who had charge FOR the depart.
ment OF Justice Of the Investigation OF
the United States Steel Corporation.
Mr. Lehman said today that IL
probably would be- some time before
the department could turn IFS atten-
ton 10 the Brussels conference, but
Just as soon as 70 got through with
tho business on this side Of the Al.
lantic concerning the steel trade. Il
would look into the international
combination
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BOWERS Threatened
IN SEAL INQUIRY
PROF. ELLIOTT SHAKES FIST AND
RESENTS BEING CALLED LIAR.
Witness From New York Says Bow
ers and Naoel Tried to Suppress
Legislation For Seal.

WASHINGTON. July 1S-Dr. VIII
liam T. Hornaday. director Of tho New
York Geological park. and a member
OF the Camp Fire club. today testi-
fed before the house committee on
expenditures in the department 81
commerce and labor that Secretary
Nagel and Fish Commissioner Bowers
tried 10 suppress" him two years ago
because no sought legislation TO pre-
serve the diminishing herd Of seals on
the Pribilof Islands.
An echo 81 the personal verbal en-
counter between Henry W Elliott OF
cleveland. o. and Commissioner Row
ers took place today. Elliott shook his
fist in Bowers face and said. Il want
that man put on the stand. lie called
On" 20 liar. Hes not going to got
away from here. I'm going TO fix
him
tn" committee. however. deferred
Mr.. Bowers examination by Mr. Elliott
until next week.
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.SHAWKEY ELECTED
N. E. A. OFFICER
West Virqinian Honored in Closina
Session Of Body a. Frisco.

san FBANCIsCo. July &c. @.
P,asc ~ milwaukee,. today was elect
90 pr. -ident 81 The National Educa-
tipual association
The convention adopted the report
~ tho nominating committee the only
chang" made hrinr the substitution NJ
the r1mo ~ Mrs Catherine - Blake
for D ~ springer. for treasurer.
S. Paul wae chosen as the next
meeting place.
hmrnE the vice presidents elected
WIS Samuel Andrews superintendent
~ public schools ~ pittsburr
tmonr the directors ~ tho Nn-
flnral Education association are
Maryland A. O. Allison. Cumbcr-
land
ohio w. " Vaucl'av". columbus
Fcuuatitnuia Reed % Tctrfck.
Harrisburg
Virginia Maurice ~ lynch. Win
chester
West virginia " T. shawkey.
Charleston
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400 DIE
BY FIRE
thousand Miles Scorched by On
tario Conflagration-Loss
Runs in Millions.
10000 HOMELESS
ACROSS THE BORDER
Fires in Ontario and in Michigan
Under COntrOl-Face Prob
lem of Caring for the
Destitute.

TORONTO, July 13.-Reports TO-
night from Northern Ontario points
are to the effect that the forest fires
which for several days have swept
over a section of country extending
300 miles northward from North Bay,
and covering wide section east and
west. have either been extinguished
or are under control.
No further extensive damage or loss
is expected. The towns of Cocherane.
South Porcupine and Pottsville have
been obliterated. The fire swept clean
the townships OF Langmuir. Eldorado.
Shaw. Deloro. Ogden, Macarthur and
Cripple Creek district. The known
dead total 1872, the majority of whom
lost their lives at South Porcupine.
There are believed 10 have been many
other fatalities. and estimates based
upon unverified reports run as high as
400.
\ relief train left North Bay this
afternoon for Porcupine with supplies.
Plenty of funds have been subscribed
in this city for immediate help.
Twenty Thousand Homeless.
Refugees from the burned area say
that il covers 1000 square miles. com
prising a district that housed 10000
people. From every quarter have
come fugitives who escaped the
flames. many of them badly burned in
their efforts TO save valuables in their
night.
II is evident that il will be some
days. and perhaps weeks. before any
accurate idea OF the total number OF
dead is available. Many of the terror
stricken fled into the interior wood
lands. They have not been heard
from since. Others aho possibly sur
vived the storm Of fire are believed
To have died from exhaustion. The
supplies going forward cannot posi-
bly, be gotten 10 the sufferers across
the charred acres
Survivors In Bad Shape
Some survivors are coming in with
their clothing torn and their limbs
cut from their mad rush through the
woods. Some told OF stumbling over
tcontinued on Ninth Pnge.)
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See Convicted
OF Abductinq
Bridges Girl
Jury Out An Zoo and Took One
Ballot to y ;uilty Founder
Cult.
ATTORN."-S ASK FOR
Nv TRIAL FOR SEE.
Penalty Is From One to Ten Years
In he Pen-Case Most
Unusual One.

CHICAGO. July 13.-Evelyn Arthur
See. founder of the Absolute Life Cult
tonight was found guilty OF the abb
duction of Mildred Bridges. a II year
old disciple OF the cult. The Jury was
out a little over an hour.
The jury is said to have taken but
one ballot. The statute fixes the
penalty at. from one TO ten years in
the penitentiary. The Jury also re-
turned a verdict OF contributing to
juvenile delinquency. which had been
incorporated in the abduction charge.
Counsel for See offered the claim that
their return or two verdicts made nee
essary Il new trial. and made an i'm
mediate appeal for a re-trial of the
case
Sees flat. the home OF absolute life,
named in the cult publications as
The House of the lord" was enter
ed by the police in January. See was
arrested and two girls. Mona Rees.
aged Fl, and Mildred Bridges. aged
Il. who had been living in the apart
ment, were taken into custody Mrs.
Felicia Rees and Mrs. Lucille Bridges.
mothers OF the girls. and followers
OF See, also were closely questioned.
Suit For Divorce.
The police investigation resulted in
charges OF abduction against See
Stephen Bridges. a wealthy jeweler.
father of Mildred. whose wife admit
ted she had contributed 81 900. $500
and many smaller monthly sums TO
Sees support. aided the police in gain
ing evidence. He also begun action
for divorce and suit for alienation OF
affections against See.
Soc. In apparent fear Of public SEN
timen. did not seek bail. and remained
in jail until his trial began.
While In jail. ne continued writing
and preached his doctrine Of n per-
feet race. to bc established through
the now belief
While Soc was In Jail. Mrs. Sec. who
left her husband Two wears before
with the aid Of n professional safe
opener. went 20 Sees fiat searched
his safe and obtained many letters
from her husband 70 Mona and NIL
dr"d. as well a. others from the cult
leaders 20 III" two mothers These
w"r" taken In charge by federal offi-
Gers. with view 20 possible prosecu-
ton under the white slave act They
the trial
See Refused TO Testify.
See refused 90 take the stand in
his defense the chief witnesses be-
Ing "a" girls and their mothers. all
apostles 81 Soc. Tho girls rcpudint-
'd an alleged Confession. said 10 have
been made 90 tho police. that the See
fiat had been used for immoral pur-
poses. ana took refuge in the language
Of absolute life. which 10 most Of
thos" iu th" court room proved unin-
teiligille
Mr.. Bridges was an important wit
ness for tho state. tcstifvinE that his
daughter had refused 10 return home
nft"r being Guarautincd with scarlet
fever in Secs Hat IIe also testified
thnt on returning suddenly from out
az Tho citv b. had found Mrs. BridEes
e. th" home OF absolute life. lie also
declared Dc had permitted his wife
~ max" larro and regular contribu-
tions 90 Sees support
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CONCORD. y IA toy wagon In
The street wrecked the auto OF Dr X.
y Galiingcr. son of the O. = senator
and killed him.
LONDON-A memorial tablet to
William Penn was unveiled to-day in
the church of All UafloWs az Parking
CHICAGO Ry following tips from
a medHm Jacob 70 Lcshcr has in four
Years lost 100000 and a wife
LEXINGTON. Ry-Durine a storm
last night four persons we're Killed By
lightning at MiddlcsbOro
DULUTH Fire. which swept the
Duluth water front this afternoon. did
$4,000 damage
PlTTSnJ RG-Thc exposition here
viii open this year August 3Oth.
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TerSe Telegraphic Tips

MILWAUKEE,. T. Hgginbot-
ham. % South BEND. Ind. before the
jewelers. convention. advocated one
mcrcdIan time for this country with
hours from one 20 twenty four o'clock
PlNERNIlLE. OrcE Thomas ".
Lawson. the fiuancicr. who has been
spending q vacation here was kept
prisoner on the end ~ q log over a
creek for three hours by n bear.
UOLUROOK. Mass An alligator
hunt is iu progress here. the alligator
Boz question having escaped from pri-
vato aquarium. Tho entire police
force is ON the Job
WASHINGTON. Pa After a dav's
search Tor the missing two and one.
half year old son of Walter OHara of
Nottingham township. his body was
found In a well.
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Selected
As Meeting Place for 1918
Convention of Theatrical
Mechanics Association.
OFFICERS ELECTED AT
THURSDAYS SESSION
James Quigley. of Memphis, De-
feats James Curtin of New
York for President

Featured by the election of ths
grand lodge officers and the selection
OF the meeting place for the 1918 con.
vention yesterdays session of the
Theatrical Mechanics association was
by far the most important OF the
week. Spokane. one OF the gateways
OF the Pacific won the fight for the
next convention after n warm fight
with Kansas City. Oklahoma City.
and Canada. Not n single eastern
city entered the fight for the cenyen-
ton but will fight Frisco, for the 1915
convention.
James Quigley OF Memphis. defeat
Ell James Curtin of New York. for
the presidency by a small vote and
the vote for the other officers were all
close and exciting.
Following the business session an
elaborate banquet was rendered the
visitors at the T. VI. A. hall on Mar
ket street which did not end until the
wee short hours OF the morning.
Covers were laid for $50 guests by
Caterer Ziegenfelder and the menu
contained everything from oyster
cocktails to fizz water.
During the banquet music was fur.
nished by Summers orchestra and
amusement was afforded those pres
ent by the visiting delegates who
sang songs pulled off a monologus
that could not be beat.
New York. Frisco and other dele
gates from distant points will re-
turn home today after the installation
OF the officers that were elected yes
terday.
Elect Officers.
With the respective candidates for
each office having a large following
II was necessary 10 take a large num-
Der of ballots before the winners
could be announced in any OF the Of
ficers that were contested for While
Mr.. Quigley of Memphis. DEBATED Mr..
Curtin of New York. for the coveted
seat of president his friends had a
hard Time landing the seat for him.
IL was necessary TO take n number
! or ballots before IL was announced
that he had the required majority
over the New Yorker Then Mr.. Cur
Tin. made motion to elect Mr.. Quig-
ley. by acclimation which was done.
The other officers elected were:
; First vice president-W. T. Horne.
Oakland. Cal.
Second vive president-A. u. Arm
old OF Knoxville. Tenn.
Third vice Observation-Disclosures Spra-
que. OF Philadelphia.
Fourt vice president-Daniel A.
Kelly. OF Providence.
Fifth vice president-Frank Fergu-
son. of Boston.
Grand secretary-treasurer- c.
-
tcontirued on Tenth Page)
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Chain Slayer
Fast i'm Bed
Man Who Killed Child Prisoner in
Hospital and Is Served
With Warrant

S1sr.a' dispatch q ts- InfeiIf4erce-
PABkERSBIR RG. W. Va. July "a
William ". Allen. who last Monday
morning. murdered his two year old
child IN cold blood and then shot him
self with shot gun was so much
improved this afternoon that the
authorities out OF precaution chained
him 70 his bed In tho CITY hospital
70 prevent and possible chance of
his escape. Feeling st' runs high
against Allen but the talk OF lynching
has subsidized. Tho warrant charging
Allen with first degree murder was
served on him this afternoon.
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SOME ARE AT THE SEASHORE.
WIFE LEAVES HOME
TO RUN FOR OFFICE.

LA CROSSE. Wis, July 13.
That his wife has refused TO
keep house in La Crosse, say
ing that she did not desire TO
remain his wife longer. be-
cause women will have the
ballot in Wisconsin soon and
that she then intends to run
for Governor. is the husbands
defense made TO the suit of
divorce begun here by Mrs.
Prisca w. Olson. Mrs. Olson.
however. who was formerly a
school teacher. charges non
support and cruel treatment.
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soNeslsos WE'D TWICE.
Civil and RELIGIOUS ssrviee For Esr.es
and Gogorya.

TNTts July o. Tho civil marriage
% Madam" Emm1 E1mcs and Emilio
De Gogorzn was followed today hv n
religious ceremony 90 The Cathuii,
church nt 81 pi'rrr. do ChaiIlct This
service was also private. only the re-
guirrd legal witnesses hcing present
They wrrr those present Yesterday .
william Francis Warden. q painter.
and taitchild Hlpir. composer Tor
the baritone. and George Armstrong.
banker. and Ernst Arual. a lawyer.
for the prima donna
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War Veteran Dead.

Special Dispatch 90 the Intelligence.
kEYSER W. Va. July 12-IIarvcy
Butler aged we'll up In 20 years. ~
dead at his home in this county lie
scr1 cd through the Civil war IN the
Union army. iir was horn In Frcd-
crick county. Maryland. and IN his
Fchooldays was an associate ~ the
late President Grover Cleveland
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Uncle Zeb and The Weather

Don't measure suc-
cess from the stan
dard Of your own
iittlenssa.
THE WEATHTH
WAsHIN0TON,
July i1-rorecaatf
Ohio ana western
Pennaylvania fair
Friday and proha-
bly, Saturday, not
much change In the
temperatures varia-
bic winds.
West Virgins -
Fair Friday and
Saturday. Not much
change IN tempera-
tura
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Hon. 7. e. Ryan Dead.

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. July IA
Daily News special from waukesha.
Wis. says Timothy y. Ryann former
National Democratic Committeeman
of Wisconsin. died this afternoon. az
ter a lingering illness
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GlaSScOck DodgeS IntervieWerS

consin. April O. Nebraska. April IL:
Oregon April 10. New Jersey. Nav
3 Naturally considerable Interest,"
VIII be taken In the contests i'm these
I've states. as their action will more
than likely have effect upon the com
ing national conventions Of the par
fIrH
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MUCH SPECULATION OVER FLY.
ING VISIT TO WHITE HOUSE.
Takes EARLY Train Back 20 West
Vlrginia-Littie page Offers
Pension Bills
washington. d. C.. July u.

Iuteil1geucer BuToHtL
Governor Glasscock dOdgcd tho in-
teryiewcrs here today and nothing
has bon given Our as fo hi- overnight
visit a. the White House Or confer
cnce with President TT Tho Cover
nor took au early morning train 20
White sulphur Springs. rho West Vir-
ginia summer capitol. and 700 aro In
doubt here as to tho object ~ fhs trip.
Speculation runs rife though b. is t1c
conccnsus OF opinion that tho trip WAS
made ~ the request of rho president
and had hearing 0n The political
situation loo West virginia Nr Glass.
cork while here did NOT oven confer
vifh any of 'ho West Virginia Repub-
Nc1ns 90 rho capitol