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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-08-24

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 24.-Arraigned
on charge of murder in the second
degree, John Heimurger and John
Farley, each II years old, the alleged
slayers of Joseph Zimmerman, aged
four, pleaded not guilty here soday.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-08-24

SAN BERNARDINO, CAL, Aug. "a
While under an operation at the San
Bernardino county hospital today, fol-
lowing an attempt at suicide, Joseph
Ulrich, the star witness in murder
case, seized pair of scissors from the
attendant and after terrific strug-
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-08-24

votes. Send or bring all subscriptions
to the Star-Mirror contest depart. .ent,
together with the proper remittance,
and upon receipt of same, votes will
be issued. The more subscriptions,
the more votes and the more votes YOU
get, the larger the prize you will win.
Once started, do not get discouraged.
Pay no attention to how many votes
some one else may have; look after
your own candidacy. and thereby set
good example for the other candidates.
The Fourth Thing To Do.
AS soon as you have secured one
go after another How
ever you do not need to let the con-
test interfere with your regular oc-
cupation, for if you spend all your
spare time securing subscriptions to
the Star-Mirror, the reward for your
efforts will be quite sufficient to repay
you many times over. Think of the
profit that would be yours
if you were to win one of the five
passenger Ford touring cars. valued at
$4,000, and remember if you do no;
win one of the twelve prizes, you get
10 per cent of every dollar you turn
n to the contest. You can't lose'
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-08-24
CHILDREN CHARGED WITH
MURDER OF BABE

They previously had confessed, ac-
cording to the police to killing the
child with a rock. Both were released
on $4,000 bonds each The prelimi-
nary hearing is set for Saturday next
Neither seemed to realize the gravity
of the charges.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-08-24
AIDE SICK;
CAN'T RUN CAMP AIGN

presidential campaign. Wilson is
coming to eNw. York Monday. 1t is
believed he will arrange to have Vice
Chairman McAdoo appointed chair
man to succeed McCombs. McAdoo is
now acting as temporary chairman.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-08-24

NEW YORK, Aug. 24.-Chairman
William F.. McCombs of the demo-
cratic national committee is confined to
his bed ON account of intestinal poison
and probably will not be able to re-
sumo active management of Wilson's
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-08-24

WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.-The FIRST
official act of President Taft today was
to sign the civil sundry appropria-
ton bill This measure is the largest
of the supply bills and contains the
provision for the abolishment of the
tariff board.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-08-24

times to give anyone all the informa
ton they desire concerning the Star
Mirror contest
The Way to Start; The First Thing Tt
Do.
Enter the contest, fill out the nom-
i ination blank, which will be found on
another page. Only one blank will be
accepted for each contestant Till in
the blank with your name and address.
| If you wish to nominate yourself, or
win the name of anyone else you may
choose to nominate. Be very careful
to write plainly, so there can ie no
possibility of any error being made
The Second Thing To Do.
Send or bring the nomination blank
to the StarMirror contest department.
1t will secure 5000 votes towards win
ming one of the prizes and entitle you
to receipt book for securing sub
scriptions to the Star-Mirror. The
contest manager will then explain the
plan of the contest in detail.
The Third Thing To Do.
AS soon as you are nominated. see
your friends. Get them to subscribe
for the Star-Mirror and give you their
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-08-24

Sherfey, but Mr.. Lee was elected by a
good majority.
Democrats Meet.
M. w. Harland presided over the
democratic central cimmittee meeting,
which was held in w. M. Morgan's
office, with every precinct represented.
D. P. Kidwell was temporary secre
tary. The permanent organization
was effected with F. M. Green of Troy
as chairman, and G. o. Mix as secre-
tary. John Reilly was named treas
urer. The meeting was enthusiastic,
and great interest was shown from
every part of the state.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-08-24

Hepburn to the Rescue.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.-Just when
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times to give anyone all the informa-
ton they desire concerning the Star
Mirror contest.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-08-24
The Second Thing To Do.
The Third Thing To Do.

AS soon as you are nominated. see
our friends. Get them to sub scribe
or the Star-Mirror and give you their
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-27
WHARFBOAT IS
NOW On LAND
LACKING Up BIG BOAT TO SAVE
Her FROM FALLING.
Ohio CGe Down This Morning for tire
Queen City-T~o Boats SEIZED
uled for Sunday.

Resting on cluster OF ice piled
eight foot high. the local vharfhcat
il now in dangerous position. and
Captain Crockard yesterday had Il
fore" ~ mon lacking the boat NJ 20
prevent hcr from keeling over. should
the IT," m"lf. Tho bo-t j. entirely ont
~ wi.ler now. and 81 is Impossible
for tho small or boats 70 lay alongside
when they enter this port; II will re-
qGire a raise 81 not les. than 10 feet
- again float tho boat. Ice - piled
al nr1G"d her. and 10 is impossible
FOR Captain CruCkard to lot her float
out on the decline.
EU' one packet vii touch the local
port today. the Ohio arriving ~ :
O'Clock this morning from Pittsburgh.
On route 10 Cincinnati The packet
was loaded 20 the guards when shc
LEFT ~" sbur2h yesterday
To morrow he ~ T. bedford will
arrive % : q. H.. for Pittsburgh. end
two hours later the Charleston pack.
-. kanaNha. viii arrive. also en-
rnu'" 20 -. Smoky CITY
tn" coal fleet did no. start from
i's m"oring yesteria, hu' aI have
teen mann q and al pr.ta.fg clear
fur -hIrgH fpGa'
The Queen Cifv hs. l..l gwen a
ren'-r' 0ve-h ag'rr o. r.t'-i.,-rh.
ari v.. clear fr- tIc VarIt Gra- run
r.. Tor I..- -r-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-27

burning A.n ~.E...-. ID t.at ;he other
day
Ion carpenter anI fnr.Ey. who have
h'en res ling ~ Genital NaIwCrl fo-
soA." tine. ar. carpenter 4..us e. T',.s-
"d 80 -.. Na.vooI fuul WORKS.. --1.-.. l
yesterday Goo NiHtl street 90 ~ ..,.......-
Ai;ts Aia.it Wgl'c. 90 enter WARN -
'as au'..t i-.'E"red ;r.@. a ~trN - ...-
hess
Miss Iaiia campne,.. OF Mour !sv.l,e.
- VISITING f~.-u.'- aHi friends ncr- Tor
r '" days
Ai.-- Sole = a-p IS visiting n col
STATE"
Tn- .oag h.sh fence sur.oIn l.nz the
Giichri~. bali rHI~ between South V.r-
Wood a'I %'.tH N..e'lii4r. - STOW y
"a Inns d",it ami Dtlc>s u - repaired
-!"und
ltiug her daughter. Nj Ge.rre dds.
%: ,eui.r Warv"pi. for "A few DAYS
Miss Margaret Nornfuin. % NNu-sifu.
Ao uas been -" sI.s' rf Mrs y Van
o.. ~ '""t". Man. str"~.. Jas f~tari.'i
IRE ,1,.ef George Sut.or IS 49,. 80. be
"tt Ait.'f ~"t'f4l w"~s-' .'ln's4
A',"fdifg o." conductors u. 90" ia.-
laudi" fraction aTe. fa.s st.l.ut- -
60 i"V .r" rittIn.lf 90 "tuin.: 4-'-l
'" ir"ir .allirs "ut street rurip..fs &c.
stead ~ ~if'"t 'arn's nf,i stops " 90
Ias~Iu- t..uu... Nlr,,pod
some. 90 f.. water iIrsS frozen 90 90. % /.
t"r eNff"u" cold snap tN. N"ess a-o
w"r" lust thaved "Gf s.st.rfa. - %
I'i'~ t' I"-' o. 60" -ro .d 80 q.
Hu4 ''- -.rf. Sa- t.t. 'ftkeu 90 ..... r.-
'f' N'ai't'. co.. .t...s ., adr.l.t warm
Tow. street Commissioner conner i-
N'hE 80 street Dr"~-Itgs "Hn"i ~
ana a;'"uTfrg 20 iut Msin rtr"-I So
.l $50 .'. Wt-N.ri. .,H.f.f ...- H,..... a..
r..'' HlIts--'f," .'- aHfn" fiiff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-27
ADRIAN M. NEWENS
AT THE Y. NJ. C. A.
PlEASES LARGE AUDIENCE IN
"A MESSAGE FROM MARS"
Fourth Lecture Of the Series BEING
Presented by the Young Mems
Christian ASS ocja.icn.

The fourth lecture os tho I.yceUm
course being presented AZ the l. y
c. \. was delivered in The &ud. ,or.
ium last night when NJ. .turian
Newens presented the story a Mcs-
sage From Mars" Mr.. Newcu., g. "a
morOlog!st @; merit and has line
field in which to show his capabiii.
ties in this play which requires 4
cast OF fifteen players The change
from one character Is almost un.
noticed by the audience go well does
Mr. NeWens handle the parts.
tn. usual large audience was pres.
ent last night and all pronounced Mr.
Ncwens faultless in his work. The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-27
Owls Dance and Euchre

TIE ssn.. and -4,ur- Liv-u ~ the
N"rw Hpi Owls T4ursIay -y.n!rg n
Id D. = hail -ouf. VarW Va fre
dfs'tt affair ever gwen .N q ftat-rttl
"r s"UIal ursa. .Zat .u ~ Greater Wal
WOOL ~. zee - e..-.. o.. fttl.s 81 or. Ot.-
u"lsl al tie evening. vHIt. a-.lt 80
.""'i"S PAR .iIa'"t .r O." dan with
i.'t-.r Fy iFut 4.'u N".f.r an. -. "a
on y .' en- '.dNi" -sI'slf .tlHfr..Ir WIS
n '-1rE" q ...'iUe = y t'.lizfttr An
IRE" Hart CH-ster kruI.agsr Herbert
~ -. J. T. I.'~. Thomas p.ffurf.It w.
~. Md vel ar3 John ft l-. ..f. &. t.. .f..r
'"i~. quite number OF a. Zoe. -t. owls
Yer" rres-r'. 20 ..4tIrs 'I.sf ~ Police
tifN HfI iit@f'uEa A. The entertainment
Ma =" sID,-~~!Il .t likely tat lie
=. 81 y" v.i. E.v- nr.'t..r similar az
O. 3 'it.vlfts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-27
Now Discussing "Buly- SUNDAY

The municipal election - over ard the
Villagers have Stopp-i discussing this
question when gathered about tie Dix
hurnsii"' stove IN tie Central engine
nous. o." Oldest citizens have Cea sol
70 talk H'ort The cold weather. which
sirucN t'is section a few weeks ago. and
nov Hi~'t.~Slors pro and con are being
INFUSED To 10y TIE coming - "H!.lv"
SuultN. Fr"u WaHt AN le g'"au.l ty
a ltN'.hr. from go" talk by enc stove
"a tH'r.rS There Wi Doe Aig d..'.s.tiuuS
nix ''N from Greater Warwno.i some
e"'n- go '"tr ft.- rreerh.u-: through crr.
.0-.i V.i." others h"ii.t- What - VII
q" i goo! l-I are o., ...n IN tie
So zoos VITA g.. ..lFf - AorI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-27
Boys to Solicit Booi. ana Cash.

Early next week the Commits. ut old
er boy pupils or the I.ovcisni ,Suuih
Warwoodp scho"l 20 be appointed 10y
Principal John Mitchell. vii! begin sole
ting funds and hooks from tie residents
OF Greater Wsrwood t. establish a
library. II PERMISSION Is granted. the
books viii be ShclVei IA the i."v-iand
IRE engine house near the school. Irtti
provision can ne made to establish the
library IN the school hous. All goo I
books that will t,. interesting and in
siructiVe 10 the pupils W.T. b" gladly
received by the school. Will. t.os. wh O
do not care to Civ. books Will iuake the
boys and girls happy bV cash donations
with which 10 huN books
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-27
Societies 20 BE Established.

tit TO many frd tefHa.. civic ard So
GO 'rEfHiItf Ions !n Grenfa- War"poI
fPf.fc t-H'a..lv - ,ra IAN srr town or
~ cons" river between f'iftahu-Ea all
Iu'iHn'fi. there are other societies 'n
o" 80 81 here m ne near future
inc .iin- i. \ + io.tx" al! possibly
N" '"il Fell0vs vi also .ustlt,Ife a
lpiE" IA 'HIS town. Trer.. ara dozens a.
mo- '"rs - 'JeSe societies resiliu- hers
W.p attend tie NNGeel'u. .lIsss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-27
WARWOOD


Las. sN-t4rs 49, l~.fr.-i from
re 4anl- -olrf- fNaf --v.ral men q ms
fir lnifv a.. fp-u.us = -rsfN rornpsny 80
or u Tor 81. - sa- IN GT-at~t Narv eO1
tn- - fte .rgf4utsr~ stated o. 80 n =
~ N-sa~ a. t..- l"rg-~f 81 the st'it =
VII have ben subs f.b.f tna; ta- frs-
&rttR OF q sai s.r.~at b-.a .uos-i 90
ana s-Nsrs4 prominent sui Nsl.-ts-,lp
business mon 81 tuir town have Pun
chased blocks - several hundred dol
lars each. - iil- AL. amount Of the r'Ork
rad te"n taken Ia So blocks ~ atn.fs
and only a few $50 - ares are Yet t. be
sold. AS soon a. this il disposed %. IN
option Will be taken Oh "A Iarg. acreage
OF ground ia North warwood between
Main street ami the river and a number
OF wells viii lee put down. which will to
completed ~ late next sprins. only f-
Gently III" owners of the land agreed To-
lease or give an option ON their lsui and
as soon as tIe was assured. IT, pro-
moters or the company got busy. having
no trouble IA disposin.; OF the oil stock
Just received. car load OF coke: &C
per bushel. Phone order to Henry
kirchner. lC-L. Warwood. Bell
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-27

f-iH-fS - beng mad" bV ~"v"ra' .ot,ny
mon am iaiieS ~ Greater Nvarvpnd 20
organ 4" a fra.ns'.e club - E..e er..r-
taiu'uer's and adjacent places 7, -
eaii tLa- there arc g...." "A rurnb.r -
talents .u Ills town Who have -tr1d..
Eoo'' In several amateur PRODUCTIONS H.,
tlir PET ~ the state. among whom =
fi". hrirHTsn. wTu - IN excellent los.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-27

uHi '"ggp lUpersorator arI VIII 80 the
4"aiius part 20 - r.iHt. k-t % - .t. i,flt
ON IN '"rnecti'n "itE 80. fu.-.s4. .iri
.'IertTf entertainment boy .n.pl Persons
iu 'n" Nsrw"Hl 'Hfist.an church ley.
mont. IT," NarwopI .af.I ~. lender
a pros ran. a. 2 e affair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-27
want Cans Taken Away.

several weeks ago ANNOUNCEMENTS was
made IN the lntelli genrvr inat the i~u-
tai Manufacturing company. OF Nortn
Narwood. makers Of window wei.nt :,
would send wagon about town at once.
making regular trips about twice a
month to collect AL discarded tan ,an-.
wire and other metals. to he melted ana
Used In molding window weights The
residents have been saving their TN
cans IN stacks awaiting the waKopN. ..
Las failed to make its appearance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-27

success OF the course is assured and
the coming lecturers are equal in
merit II not better than the ones that
have been presented.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-27

At hsr pretty little home IN Center
Warwoud. Miss Nina Bi5bee delightfully."-
entertained number Of her Young
friends on Tuesday evening. The early
hours were spent in games and music.
Closing with luncheon. ThoSe preSs nj
Were: Misses Florence Wallace. Mary
Wallace Edna Heller. Susie. NAV and
Floyd Bibbee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-27

WANTED 80 men Sunday 9:l5 o
m. Bible Class at First Presbyterian
church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-27
Only ous .uaoso ou.u1vr-

"HT = Nv = ~ = TI|-TINIII I. n "
i.So~ fur to .E.AFHr. 20 r W tsf,ty..
O. r'l 10 WnrI r.s- O.. t...-~ 3 .-DIi IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-27

hereby fellow Republicans that
shall he candidate for nomination for office
coming primary of
Wheeling and record book, which
examine will cheerfuly submit the decision lifelong
friends and negbor expressed primary promise nv
best and most loyal efforts for the triumphant
election OF candidate the Republican
honored hv having the
With grateful acknowledgements vors
UPON = fcilov-cizens, |
Yours sincerely.
HOWARD II. HASTINGS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-27

n"Hi$ they AaI most eEIoyabIe time.
F."t ing at various games and haNiu.. .,,
~ Hii.t Hi.d srd vocal nirsls Tue. Ip1s.
W. i'rdutifHtly and artIsfl,hIIr deco
ra.rd ." fi""crs. PAINS an,. f-ft.r T..r o. o.
81 20 happy vuYu. FOLKS g.. 40. n
''-eH 'Hi1 the d.u.uS room t, NJ T,v-
''I' "i"f" - uel4risu~ Ian n.t. -.
s'iN'" WITH Mss Martha o.. -r. 81.
tanning ''-i.>~. Among ttoS. t..s.r,
N'r" Mast'-s S-uigr Ip,s i.l,',rt
70 i!rst" smith. Leo I.r!.. t...t,,.,.
l"'"i. iai" johnson. John Ssi.fi.f.l. mai.
- ari ,i,a~ iauar Miss A.-f..,
.'''.'I. t'antI aid virginia " .ft.t..-
a.. 49, Frazer; Mali- Bo,I N"Iie
~ ''"'n@"'- Lillian E.aIsla. gel. der
tt"'It.l. Mar lew. a.fi.n
M'."ah. bertha ber.ha. E.xa.,f. -;,i.-
Last evening T-.vstes rsrl F-....r
M"""f '.!1" smith AMI vs.. Ii. q,
-" joy. members ~ Geo. e. f.I-.I is,, =.
t'ta /" ~ America. ..ru. .trf e. o.,
- mann tf"~... t"ffa. ,..s-... .r .. 4
.f' vent 2" Wheeling .u tie ...t... 4
a.. IT, IFff'. ii.df- OIL. 'ie ,.-.. t.... ......
~" ~ t.e West N.-s4nIa ,su...f. ..., %. .
- i'r.Eade 90 zee I.--- Fr.....
'..'i lfH- uF. f- -..44
sN"''- rom ross to r..-r .f 90.
'Hf "f ". ~f.al .st .g.t o. d. .... q
'T z. .- evening TO So .rv....
t no.. it'. .f +.. %. ..
Gee
.s. .r.l.. r-..
t''. a..l a- t.... ..
The Washington herald., 1912-02-04
wOMEN's HOSPITAL FIGHT.
Monster Petition In Behalf of Coz
lumbIa VIII BE Presented.

The petition asking the continued
maintenance OF Columbia Hospital.
which viii be presented TO the Senate
District Committee and 10 President
Taft by the board OF women visitors Of
the hospital, will contain $1,000 sigma
tures, the largest number ever affixed
TO a petition in the District Of Columbia.
Fresh petitions have been posted, and
II Is the desire OF the board OF lady gov
ernors to have the people of Washing
ton continue to sign these petitions un-
I'll the very last minute. 1t is probable
that the petitions viii be presented to
the Senate committee on Tuesday or
Wednesday.
The board of directors will meet on
Tuesday evening TO discuss plans 10 Sc
cure from Congress an appropriation
suficient for new building. The direc-
tors will confer with President Taft to-
morrow or Tuesday, preceding the meet
ing.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-04

cern, said he mad made q search for the
Gates note and WAS unable to md IL.
He had examined books OF the Mercan-
tile Railway Building and Loan Associa-
tion and found nothing on the books re-
garding II.
Mrs. NJ. L. Angelo again took the stand
and told OF making entries inrths day
book in the course Of her employment.
According to witness, she received a
salary OF $40 a month, while Hoon re-
ceived $125 a month and Harvey browns
got S a week, and Miss Heisley received
81 week.
Harvey browns next Identified note
on the Virginia Safe Deposit and Trust
Corporation. He said II was a note he
signed for Hooff. and II was for $3.50.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-04

This 10 an Invitation that no thin
man or woman can AFFORD to ignore.
Wen tell you why. We are going 70
helps digest the foods you eaf-that
puts good, solid flesh on people who
are thin and under weight, no matter
what the cause may Se-tnst makes makes
that puts the red corpuscles In the
blood which every thin man or woman
% sadly needs. How can We DO this!
cred a remarkable concentrated treat
ment which increases cell growth, the
very substance OF which our bodies are
made-e treatment that makes indiges-
tion and other stomach troubles disap-
pear as II by magic and makes an old
dyspeptic or 4 sufferer from weak
nerves or lack Of vitality feel Ike =
yesr-old. This new treatment which
son, IL called sarEoI. Don't forget the
name-ag-A-R-G-0-L. Nothing Ike II
has ever been produced before. 1t is
ben able to appear stylish IN anything
they wore because OF their thinness. It
is godsend to every man who is un-
der weight or 10 lacking In nerve force
or energy. II you want q beautiful and
WELL rounded figure OF symmetrical pro-
portions, of which you can feel Justly
proud-f you want body full or
throeeing life and energy. write the
Binghamton, n. T.. to-day. and We VIII
send you, absolutely free. a soc box Of
Sargo1 that will prove all we claim.
Take one with every meal. and In ave
minutes after you take the first con-
centrated tablet OF this precious prod
uct II win commence to unfold Its viz
tues. and II has by actual demonstra-
tion often increased the weight at the
rate OF one pound a day. But you say
you want proof Well, here you are.
Here is the statement OF those who
have tried-who have been conVinced--
= NJ - wsNlT n ElFT1lAA
this marvellous preparation.
REV. GEORGE w. DAVIS saysi
Il have made faithful trisl q the sarrol treat-
mszt ard unst say q has brought 10 me NV NE
ard vigor. na,e gained twsnty polnds and % noN
weigh 10 pounds and what 5 b=ttr. have
gained the eays q my 5cyhood. II has oes7 the
tr-nipg pcint Of my life. Ny health 3 aew me
don't have to take any nedtsins At al and never
want to sEair-"
MRS. A. l. RoDESHEISER wrifesi
Il hare gaine1 immensely dnce took sa-Fol
for only weighed sb5ut Ios posIn6s when hesAn
The Washington herald., 1912-02-04
NAMES COMMITTEES FOR PROBE.
Henry Specifies Members for Money
Trust Investigation.

Representative Robert L. Henry. OF
Texas. yesterday reintrcduced his money
trust resolution in amended form. This
measure is offered I'm an EFFORT to COM
promise the difference between the war
ing Democratic factions. The Henry
resolution. as originally introduced, pro-
vidsd for a special committee Of seven
members TO make an Inquiry INTO the
affairs OF the money trust.
objection was made to this proposal by
Representative Underwood and other
conservative leaders on the ground that
il provided for action by special COM
mlttee on questions over which existing
standing committees have Jurisdiction. In
the Henry resolution offered yesterday
representation Is given the standing COM
mittees affected on the special commit
tee proposed to be created.
The committees thus given representa-
ton ere Banking and Currency. Judi
ciary, Interstate Commerce., and Election
OF President. Doubt Is expressed that the
Underwood leadership viii approve the
substitute resolution. The measure Is said
TO be the only compromise that Mr.. Henry
gill consider