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Atlanta Georgian., 1912-07-04
Mail Carriers Will Flv.

Inis Is an age Of great discoveries.
Progress rides on the air Soon we may
see Uncle Sans mail carriers flying in
All directions, Transporting mail Peo-
pie take wonderful interest In dis
eovery that benefits them That's why
Dr.. Kings New Discovery for Coughs
Colds and other throat and lung dis
eases is the most popular medicine in
America. 1t cured me Of a dreadful
cough, writes Mrs ]. f. Davrs. stick
ney Corner, Me. after doctors treat
ment and all other remedies had
failed For coughs, colds or any
bronchial affection it's unequaled Price
Soc and Slo0, Trial bottle free at all
druggists 49,
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-07-04
MANY NOTABLES OWE
BANKRUPT BAKER: BILL
RUN BY JOHN D. Sc CTS.

NEW YORK. July John D. Rock.
Teller is named as Sc cents debtor 10
the Purssell Manufacturing COMPANY
confectionery and bakery concern.
which has filed schedules in bank
ruptcy The oil magnate is among q
long list of New Workers prominent in
financial and professional circles sched.
uled as indebted TO the concern presur,-
ably for buns, cakes or candies, in sums
ranging from 10 cents to not over $40
Miss Helen Gould, according to the
list, owes Al cents; Mrs. Patrick Camp-
bell. SO; Felix Adler. 80 cents; John Il
Flagler, S197. and Thomas F. Ryan.
$685. More than $500 debtors were
named in all
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-07-04
Chicago Has
NOiseleSS Fourth

CHICAGO. July 4-Chicago today
experienced the novelty Of sane and
noiseles Fourth Chief of Police Nc
Weeny issued stringent orders to all
police rtEcers TO arrest any person ex-
plodng freerackers of any kind In
dependence day was celebrated by the
closing os banks and large mercantile
estah simcnts, outdoor sports. band
concerts patriotic addresses and flag
raisink
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-07-04
Many Enjoy Picnlcs.

Many of the Germans of the city
Joined in big picnic at Germania park
and the Socialists of South Bend held
a similar gathering at the grove near
McDonough road and Sawtelle ave-
nue..
The Atlanta jewish Educational Al
lance will cap the safe and sane idea
tonight by holding a celebration at the
Alliance hall A patriotic program has
been arranged with a chorus of girls
and an oration by Attorney James L.
Mayson as features. The grounds of
the alliance or Capitol avenue will be
lighted and decorated with flags and
banners. The celebration will conclude
with a dance.
out at Piedmont park lake the cele-
bration has been carried on all day by
multitude of enthusiastic swimmers
who competed in a dozen events for va
rious prizes The holiday throng at the
park lake was one of the greatest In its
history Captain Schlomberg and the
member of the volunteer United States
life saving corps watched over the cen
tests all day and guarded the disport
ing water revelels from accident.
Convicts of Fulton county are being
treated with barbecues today The
preparations for general holiday
among the camps of imprisoned work
ers were completed late yesterday,
when 5000 pounds of fresh pork, beef
and mutton were cooked at the county
stockade and distributed to various
camps.
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-07-04
BREMEN 70 TAKE oUTINe

DALTON GA, July 4.-The Dalton
fire department is making preparations
for tenday outing at Wrightsville
Beach, leaving here on August s. City
council has appropriated money for the
trip.
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-07-04

pimples like heat rash,
afterward turning into
testers They gradually
spread until his little
head. face, groins and
chest his head being most
affected. became a mass
of sores with a great deal
Of corruption, II became
offensive and gradually
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-07-04
pIsrRlcr MISSION MEErLNa

EASTMAN July 4-The Missionary
societies Of the McRae district will hold a
meeting in Eastman commencing tonight
The Home and Foreign Missionary socie-
to entertain the 40 or 80 delegates
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-07-04
BENEFITS LOCAL PEOPLE

Atlanta people have discovered that
A SINGLE DOSE Of simple buckthorn
bark, glycerine etc, as compounded in
Adler-i-ka, the German appendicitis
remedy, removes gas on the stomach
and constipation AT ONCE. Jacobs
Pharmacy Company.
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-07-04
BABY BROKE OUT
IN HEAT RASH
Turned Into Testers, Head, Face,
Grons and Chest Affected, Mass
Of Sores, tched Badly, Cuti-
cura Soap and Ointment Cured
Where All Others Failed.

s22 Georgia Ave, East Nashville. Tenn.
- My baby was about two months old
when he began 10 break ont in small red
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-07-04
GUNS AT FORTS BOOM
ASNEWFLAG ISBORN

abouts only slightly curtailed bys the
police enforcement of Mayor Winn's
order for a quiet Fourth. The police
didn't attempt to queil any reasonable
frolics Of the throngs of boys and young
men that gathered about the streets in
various parts of the city, but Chief
Beavers had told his men to prevent
any public firing of giant crackers, and
with the exception of the cracking of
cap pistols and the swapping Of the
smaller breed Of crackers what there
was of noise was made on private prop
erty
BY way Of observance of the day
most Of the Offices in the city remained
closed and many Of the larger build
ings flung out the flag at full mast.
Most Of the flags noticed were the new
banners with As stars
In accordance with the latter day
trend that independence day observ-
ances are taking throughout the coun
try formal celebrations were held by
various organizations. AT its chapter
house, opposite the Piedmont Driving
park, the Atlanta ID. A. r. will begin its
exercises at 4 o'clock. After the sing
ing Of America and 2 prayer by Rev.
M. A Hughett. the Declaration of In
dependence viii be read by w. w.
Memminger, The Fourth of July ora
tion Is to follow delivered by Rev.
John f White In the audience will be
many Daughters of the Confederacy,
Daughters Of 1912 and members Of
many similar organizations from this
city and over the state, which have
been invited by the D. A. r. to par
ticipate.
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-07-04
ATLANTIC CITY EXCURSION
RATE VIA SEABOARD

S2s35 round trip. on sale July s. Z. s.
100.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-22
sun FOLLOWERS
START REVOLT
IN CHINA AGAIN

SHANGHAI, Aug 21.-That desperate
lighting Is IN progress at wuchaug is
confirmed today by dispatch from
iiaukow. At the latter place the ma
tufc OF ID" outbreak Is unknown. though
- is taken for granted that 90 grows
out Of President Yuan SIi Kais re-
cent Killing of two Republican rencr-
ais VINO had been invited by him 10
ickiu from up-couutry 20 see him.
Wuchang IL Vice President III Yuan
lungs n"adguarter-. It, Haukow and
liun' @rg constitute virtually one
great city. They are separated from
one another. however. by the fork or
th" NauEtse and Han rivers Hankow
f"s a large foreign settlement. and
grave uu'asincss IS felt for Its safety.
Vice President ID has supported
President Yuan hitherto. buf 80 is un-
d'r-iuud 60 have been catraured from
lin hY luaus attempt g. throw rcS-
r"eihility upon him FOR tho execution
"i fhe two generals. when Do dIsrpv-
cred how unpopular be hal made him
rrif ty Killing them
're Theory is that friends ~ the
dead generals accepting Yuar.s ysr-
SION. have attacked fI Another is
that Nuans friends Initiated tho at
fHr. because Do hHr become tho proaf-
dent enemy according to other re-
ports II has decided o. throw ~
uan authority an1 is nghung the
laft"rs supporters.
80 @li events. 80 ia feared fhe ont
break marks a resumption of civil uar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-22
MOOSE LEADERS
TRY TO STEAL
TAFT ELECTORS

WASHINGTON. D. c. Aug. 2i-
After a conference with Senator
Works. Of California. today, regard.
Ing the political situation in that
state. Charels d. Hines. chairman OF
tho Republican National Committee.
issued the following statement:
Governor Johnson and his crowd
are going 10 try and capture the en-
hlem OF the Republican party and
place candidates for electors on tho
Republican ticket who will vote for
the candidates on the progressive
ticket. We regard this a. distlnctly
cishonorable. Mr. Roosevelt has re-.
nounced his Republicanism and has
left the Republican party. Governor
johnson and his followers. under IN.
election law passed this year. viii
make oath OF their intention 10 sup-
port the Republican party. while as a
matter ot fact their intentions are
20 vote for tho candidates Of anofher
party. That IS downright perjury"
Representative Olmsfead. OF Penn.
sylvania. discussed with the National
Chairman 'he legal phases OF the situ-
alton in Pennsylvania. where the
Roosevelt forces are claiming the
electors named on the straight Re-
publican ticket Mr. Hil'es said that
some action would be taken within
the ncxt few days in this matter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-22

$4,000. then lost nv head co.
pletely and couidnt summon tho perv.
70 return 20 my home town 20 friends ;.
With only $500 In his poctefs 10
came 20 New York With his uts. -
ifo past two years he has been sfrus.
EIihE Tor existence. doing odd iohs IN
ihe dncka. in store houses ana wsc,
Tho Tear of detection uaa no, too
er'at Do venturcd into business ~
Docs In The downtown disfri~ts of fbl.
CITY to ~ clerical work
Tired % Being shado~es
I've been Eoinr under aasur,.a
name. Do said. Nmrl = am sick "a
iinod ~ De- want to bo myssF one.
more am ready to o. hars ~
hfnsns and face tho music nv.
no eNcuscs fo orcr Q did what tr.-
i' Do wronr 7 iost ny nerve af m,
wrong moment and nov there ID u0sh-
ine I"f' Tor mo but to take my mefL
cine
Flack atfrihufef his dounfau 70 n.
land fever that he said was suaen.
inE tho vicinity ~ Abilene ahor,e
fhrec years aFo tie took the hanh.s
funds 10 saif to purchase "su-s
things in city real estate whi~h
later turned cut TO be a iosias uropo-
itioa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-22
MARINES MAY BE
SENT TO FRONT
AT NICARAGUA

WASHINGTON. u. g Aug III
complete arrangements to throw a
force of 1000 blue jackets and marines
INTO Nicaragua within 10 DAYS 10 PRO.
tcct foreign lives and property AMI
Keep railroad communication omen from
me American legation lu Managun To-
the iacinc ocean were made today bv
The Navy Department.
Secretary Meyer today issued rush
orders FOR the big armored cruiser
california at san Diego. cal. 10 pro-
ceed 20 Panama Meanwhile the trans
port Prairie has been ordered from the
forthmouth. y. II. navy yard e. Phtla-
delphia % take aboard zoo marine.
and sail on 20 colon. This force vii;
hr sent over the Panama Railroad Z,
afItma and be taken on board IN.
cruiser California and bc rushed north
ward Co san Juan Bel Sur and C1rlnto
Senator sscon today asked a..
senate to authorize ite committee now
lions 800 cuba and Mexico had hcer,
promoted hy American 60 ift.stIgafs
ir" landing ~ the marines and blue
Jackets in Nicaragua and report upou
what authority United states forcez
had been landed there 4 resolution
Co.. that effect was referred 20 "a COM
mlttce 9" report upon the probable cN-
pense
u addition Co. Tho marines and blue
St"ts ashore 900 Nicaragua from the
three American naval re.a.fa "a. A.
napois. the Tacoma arI fre Justin
american Minister WrIfzel has asked
f"f details af turrfp AMI 90 SAN Juan
hel Sur. both on the west rnnrf Dr. &C.
necessary f0 hold fteee ports in order
mat com nuuirHfInu mnF Do main
ttined between Tho cable station and
ih" American legation 90 Managua.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-22
FATHER WANTS
TO STAND ON
THE SCAFFOLD
Asks Sheriff 10 Allow rim 10 Witness
Execution of Slayer Of His
Little Daughter

Special ri-patci 20 thc In'eii'gcncer.
WASHINGTON. Pa. Aug 21.-Au-
gust Funka. the father Of pretty Ce-
Ia Funka. who VAS murdered near
here on the morning Of August .. de-
ciared 20 day thar ne wished 10 be
present when the SLAYER Of his dauCn-
ter paid the penalty for his crime.
The father. who is a welltO.do Ger.
man. today "a led upon sheriff x g..
Luton and asked permission To at
tend the execution of Tie man who is
convicted OF The most hendish crime
which has ever startled this county
The sheriff gave no positive answer.
IN view of the fact that no ono has
got been tried for tho murder. al.
though ore man. George Green. is In
The county Jail held responsible by
the corouors jury.
y would not want any person fo
suffer death on 'he gallOws for Tho
brutal murder ~ ms daughter un,ce-
II were proven absolutely that ho was
guilty beyond the shadow ~ "a doubt. d"
raId Nr Funka q Nanf only Justice.
and believe tho mystery of CelIas
murder viii finally be- made clear
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-22
BANK DEFAULTER CAUGHT
AFTER HIDING FOR YEAR

NEw YORK. Aug. John A.
FIack. dcfau'fing cashier of the Ahi
l'no state Rank. ~ Abreae Kan.
vas arrested hero this afternoon by
detectives N surety companw He
admitted hls identity. and said that
Ie vou'd gladly 80 back and stan ]
trial Tho shortage. he admits. is
m0ro Than $4,000 lic has been miss.
ING since September. 1910.
FIark vaf fakcn into custody as a
result of an Advertisement inserted .n
a local paper Tho advertisement ~
Tered employment ln an East side o.
ia ahIisimrrt. and vas ro worfed o. ~
lsc likely fo affrar' "a man in F-ack's
'.rruuefarrre Flack answered tho
r.lfsrf .srucuf and a. he uaa about
fO enter tho establishment vas taken
Iu charge BY tao detectives rTark
admitted his identify. declaring that
Do uas clad to hear bic own name
Onca moro
'fof0re . left Kansas said Ffark.
Do vas kroUn among tho cfcIaia o.
fho hank that there was shortage in
mv accounts thoueht. hovever. o.
Vi ls only about $4,000 or t7s 000 ~
er camr fo Nrw York ~ rest M
mentally and physically 7 sav I'M the
papers that the shortage vas about
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-22
FOREIGNER WILL,
BE EXECUTED AT.
.PENITEN TIARY.
Judge Mason Yesterday Pronounced
the Death Sentence. Polieemans
Murderer TO Be Hanged.

Special Dispatch to the Intslligencer.
FAlRMONT. ". Va. Aug. 21.-ThIs
morning. Judge John W. Mason. sit
ting at the special term OF the Circuit
Court, passed on the motion of at
torneys representing James Wierman,
convicted of the first degree murder
of Ote Shaver. at Monogah. The mo-
ton OF the defense to grant a new
trial was overruled by the court and
sentence imposed. The court sem
fenced Wiorman TO be hanged on FRI
day. November /. Immediately his
attorneys secured 90 day stay OF
sentence 10 appeal the case.
The sentence this morning was the
first death sentence ever imposed in
Marion county. Wierman Is charged
with shooting Shaver twice through
The body when the officer was arrests
ing Jim Wierman, brother Of the
prisoner Badly wounded. shaver
pulled bis own revolver and fred a
bullet through his brain lie died in
a short time. Many people hold that
shaver killed himself. but the physi-
clans who testified AZ the trial. were
about equally divided. some testffyin9
the wound In the head caused death.
others that tho wound in the bodv
was fatal. The jury returned a frrt
degree murder verdict and the SEN
tence was imposed to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-22
COUNTESS INJURED
IN AUTO ACCIDENT

BERLIN. Aug. 2l-Countess Louis
de Gontaut piron and Miss Nancy
LcIshman. Tho two daughters Of John
6 A I.cishman. tlc United States
ambassador 10 Germany. We're seri-
ousiy injured In an automobile acct
dent today near IngOlstadt. Bavaria
Mrs Lcishman. who also was in the
machine. was not hurt
ono Of the daughters suffered a
liEhf conclusion of the brain. and the
other was injured about The thighs.
The three women were taken from
lnrplstadf this afternoon in special
car provided hv tho Munich Sanitary
Society 90 The Bavarlan capital.
where they wore lodged I'm hotel
Ambassador Lcishman loft Berlin az
@ o'clock This afternoon for Munich
Tho chauffeur 81 tho automhile. while
10 avoid a wagon. turned
foo abruptly and drove tho machine
into n tree.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-22
REACH AGREEMENT
ON JUDICIAL BILL.
SENATE FAILS TO
OVERRIDE PRESIDENT.
Taft Was Highly Elated When In
formed That Democrats Failed
in Their Effort.
Generally Thought That the
Amended Bill Will BE Passed
and Signed Today.

WASHINGTON. August 21.-ror
the third time the House today passed.
the legislative. executive and judiciaii
bill over the veto OF President Taft5
by vote of l54 to %. but In the SEM
ate 1t failed, "a TO 81. and as a re-
suit the House amended the measured
TO provide a continuing appropriation
Tor the commerce court until march,
4. 1918. passed it and tonight Il liesl
with the Senate appropriation COM
mittee with good prospects that IL Will
pass the Senate tomorrow.
The solution OF the deadlock be-
tween congress and the White House
is believed 20 have been found and as
result adjournment now looks ap-
preciably nearer
There was a marked difference be-
tween the passage OF the bill in the
house over the presidents veto and
its passage in amended form. When
It was found that the chief executive.
had bsen overruled by a three-to onei
vote there was a tumult of appIausei
when ii was put through after thel
failure of the senate to follow the
houses lead there were fewer than
thirty members in their seats. There
was no debate and scarcely an audi
BILE vote. 1t reached the senate too
late TO be acted on today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-22
NO TROUBLE OYER
DEATH OF ROGERS

LONDON. Aug Q The death ~
the elephant puachor. james Ward
Rogers. a native of Waslaud. Aliegan
county. M.rh while bnirr pur.uef lv
Captain e. Fo2. on officer ~ fre
hr.u-h army iu fhr Er,rf--u service
u Central Africa OIL uof likely f1 ro-
tu'f .u International complications
I0D Nf|ifn foreign nni0e has rur ao
'n- received anr communication from
fhn nr'I States government and
'N" In0.a.rf Dol considered closed as
'ar a. Nrr1- britain arf Belgium arc
'rrrrreN stated af fnr f.r.ir-
m .0 today fhlf Hnrrr.. rrmn,r ,rs
'trsn nm'f pro Pierce anI Lane.
poo lffah epi.rrfs ani nof Am,rl
.nra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-22
PRESIDENT OF
THE DETROIT
COUNCIL HELD
ALDERMAN GILMAN Is
CHARGED WITH BRIBERY
Other Members of Council Accused
of Bribery by Detective
Burns on Trial.

DETROIT. Mich. Aug. 2l.-Alder.
man Thomas +. Gilman. president o.
the common council. and alleged re-
ceiver OF bribe money. was late TO-
day bound over to the Recorders
court on $1,000 bail at the conclusion
OF his examination in police court.
which started yesterday. The case OF
Alderman David RosenthaI charged
with agreeing 70 accept a bribe. was
Immediately taken up.
The case of Alderman Louis Brozo.
Of the Thirteenth ward. was taken up
Immediately after Gilman was bound
over. After a few preliminary ques-
t1ons were asked the first witness. to
establish Brozo's municipal identity.
adjournment was taken until to-mor-
row morning.
List Of Grafters.
Witness Brennan told of receiving
s3.lO0 from Andrew Green, manu-
facturer 10 give 10 the Aldermen for
the passage of the ordinance and.
urged on by Attorney James II Nc
Namara. for the defense. he gave the
following list of Aldermen for whom
the money was intended:
Gilman, 81 900: Theisen. $500. Tos-
sy. 5000: Ostrowski. 5000: Mason,
$500: Walsh. 500: Lynch. $500: Hin
die. 5000; Broso. 800: Deimel. 800:
O'Brien. 800 and Gutman. 500. All
of the Aldermen mentioned are under
arrest. but only nine Of them are
charged with receiving the money.
When asked what he did with tho
money given by Mr.. Green. the wit
ness said:
II ~at counted cat in the presence
OF Mr.. Green and the serial numbers
OF the bills. pictures on the bills. etc.
we've taken. The money that was given
TO Gilman. for instance. was sesre,ed
and The number OF the bills we're
taken
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-22
WAR HOVERS
OYER PAINT
CREEK AGAIN
TROOPERS RUSHED INTO
RALEIGH LAST NIGHT.
News From Washington States
That There Will Be No Con-
greSsiOnal Probe Soon.

Special Dispatch 10 the InteIlisencer
CHARLESTON. W. Va, Aug s1.-
Peace in the strike district is no
nearer realty today than il was the
iirst day when the state militia was
sent into the strike district. II any
thing the situation is deepening and
widening. and no one familiar with
conditions will be predict a time
when the difficulty will be solved. Tho
operators say with emphasis they will
not recognize the union even IL every
mine must be closed. Miners who
have been asked to vacate the com
pany houses are offered transporta-
ton for their families and household
goods 10 points where employment
may be secured. and while many are
accepting the offer many insolently
refuse TO vacate.
Tonight Company ! of Huntington.
Captain X. J. barbour. with Major J.
I. Pratt. left for Dorothy on a special
train. in response 10 demand for
troops from sheriff G. i. Cottle OF
Raleigh county.
Five hundred miners are reported
10 be out At Dorothy where the Four
States Coal Company's operations are
located and in an effort 10 induce
many of the men TO quit work today
five men were probably fatally beat
en- by striking miners. The militia
will reach the scene of the new
trouble about eleven o'clock tonight.
WASHINGTON. u. c. Aug. IL
The proposed investigation into the
Paint Creek mining strike outrages
by congressional committee will not
be ordered this session OF congress.
This decision was reached by Con
grcssman Hughes Of Huntington, Con-
gresham Wilson. author OF the reso-
luton and members Of the house. The
rules committee held conference
and members OF the rules committee
told Mr.. Hughes and Mr.. Wilson be
fore they could put ont "A rule or
dering the consideration by the house
Of the probe resolution IL would be
(Continued on Ninth Pago).
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-22
SENATOR PENROSE EXPOSES
ROOSEVELT AND BILL FLYNN
BARES CROOKEDNESS OF
THIRD PARTY LEADERS.
Roosevelt After Obtaining Over
100000 From Standard Oil
Aked For More.
Leaders of the Bull Moose Party
Did Everything Seemingly
But Crack a Safe.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2i-In a care.
ful. deliberate speech in the senate
late today Senator Penrose OF Penn.
sylvania. replied to the charges made
regarding a certificate OF deposit for
$4,000 sent TO him by John Archi.
bald of the Standard Oil company in
1904.
Senator Penrose admitted receiving
that sum from Mr.. Archibold but as.
serted that it was part OF a contri.
button of Sl25.000 made by Archibold
10 the Republican campaign fund.
100000 of which amount. he said.
went to the Republican National com
mittee and s25.OOO to himself for use
in Pennsylvania
President Roosevelt had been
vised of the contribution Senator
Penrose declared lie said that later
Cornelius y. Bliss then treasurer of
the Ntional committee asked for an
other contribution of s150.00O from
Archibold and his assistants.
II was represented that the request
came direct from President Roosevelt
declared Senator Penrose forcefully.
Penrose Scores Bill Flynn.
William Flynn. Roosevelt leader in
Pennsylvania was scored by Penrose
The senator charged that in 1904
FINN offered him and Israel W. Dur
ham $1,000. 900 or $4,000, 900 II they
would favor his candidacy to the
senate 10 succeed Quay Senator
Penrose read what purported TO he
copies OF tclecrams TO show that
Flynn asked John ID. Archibold TO as
sist him in securing the election
Senator Penrose attacked +. \. Van
Nalkenburg. editor Of the Philadelphia
North American ana referred TO the
"efirontery. hypocriscy. and mendacity
(Continued on Ninth Page).