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El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-23
scHRANK EsTA DEMEnTE.


Milwaukee, Nov. 19.-Una comisi6n
de cinco expertos en- demencia que
examinaron acerca de la condici6n
mental de John Schrank, que bale6 al
Coronel Roosevelt report6 hoy al Juez
Backus que Schrank esta demente.
La decision de los doctores fu6 una,
mime v Schrank no puede ser juzgado
por la tentativa de asesinato contra 81
Coronel Roosevelt, report6 hoy al Juez
nado en- ell Hospital del Norte para de-
mentes en- Oshkosh
Els possible que Schrank permanezea
en- el Asilo de Oshkosh por el resto
de su vida, pues no puede ser puesto
en- libertad a menos que Sc muestre
que esta completamente curado y que
no estara sujeto un ataque como
aQuel que lie cause atentar contra la
vida del Coronel Roosevelt.
Posteriormente el Juez Backus me-
90 que la comisi0n de doctores haya
conclude su tarea. La comisi6n, d
las II de la mafiana, ha proseguido con
el examen de Schrank en- mi oficina.
81 algun miembro de la comision ha da-
do information anticipada de que
Schrank ha sido declarado demente,
10 considerare culpable de desacato a
Ia corte. Sc supo de otras fuentes
que la information provenia de la of
Gina del procurador de distrito.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-23
sLEYEs De ARIZONA ANTE
sus TRiBuNALEs

Phoenix, Arizona Nov. 20.--La lega-
.lidad de la4ley de Arizona de la tarifa
de tres centavos, adoptada por los yo-
tantes en- 5 de Noviembre, fue ataca-
da hoy en- la corte de distrito de los
Estados Unidos por la Compaiiia del
ferrocarril Sud Pacffico. En- ell case
de que la compafiia sea sostenida, me-
didas de referendum proveyendo para
sufragio igual. revocatoria de jueces y
sempresas industriales de estado seran
tambien amenazadas. Los abogados
del ferrocarril alegan que Ell requeri-
miento de que el texto complete de las
medidas de referendum que van ser
presentadas sea enviado 4 los votantes
noventa dias antes de la eleccion nc
fue Observable habiendo trascurrido so
lamente cincuenta dias desde ell pri
mer envio por el estado como hasta
que la votaci6n fue dada.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-23

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El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-23

i heollo otra yez critica.
Sc reporta que Ell emperador Fran
cisco jose ha dicho; 'Estamos en- IA
vor de la paz, pero no de paz 4 cual-
quier precio. No podemos aguantarlo
\ todo"
El gabinete Austro-H Hdngaro ha en-
viado una agria nota al gobierno de
Servia, en- Belgrade, exigiendo una
contestaci6n precisa de todas las cues
tiones en- disputa. Ell zeit dice que la
nota fue distintamente amenazadora
en- su tenor. y agrega: "Medidas milf
tares vigorosas daran enfasis a la de-
manda diplomatica en- Ell case de que
la respuesta de Servia vuelva a no ser
satisfatoria.' \
| Algunos peri6dicos aseveran que
Servia Sc esta preparando para con
centrar sus tropas en- la frontera aus
triaca.
Los circulos diplomaticos no exclu-
yen la posibilidad de que los Servios.
atenidos q las simpatias de los Esla-
vos en- Austria-Hungaria y al apoyo de
sus aliados Balkanes, acepte el gaje
dc combate
Landres, Nov. 19.--Un armisticio de
ocho horas ha sido arreglado entire los
bulgarOs y los turcos en- Tchatalja
fin de que ambos ejercitos den sepul-
tura sus muertos, segun un despa-
cho de Constantinopla enviado a una
agencia de noticias
El gobiernos de Servia considera que
con la relaci6n de Monastir puede con-
siderarse como terIninada la tarea de
su ejercito en- Macedonia En- preci-
samente un mes han expelido los
turcos de la totalidad de la antigua
Servia y capturado botin del valor de
muchos millones.
Constantinopla, Nov. 19.-Hoy han
proseguido los combates en- diversos
>puntos 10 largo de la linea de Tcha-
talja. Nazim Pasha, ell comandante ell
jefe turco, telegrafi6 q la oficina de la
guerra con fecha de hoy: lei enemi-
go que aver trat6 de avanzar al frente
de nuestra ala derecha fu6 rechazado
y obligado retirarse, sufriendo gran
des perdidas. Esta mafana, al avan-
Ear de nuevo la infanteria del enemigo
contra nuestra ala izquierda, tuvo gran
perdida fue obligado &Aretroceder.
FL duelo de artilleria continua en- toda
la linea.''
Ell Rey Pedro de Servia hara una
entrada triunfal en- Monastir dentrC de
pocos dias. Han empezado d decorar
las GALES para darle la bienvenida.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-23
TRE- PIsToLERos SON
HALLADos CON cuLPA.

Nueva York, Nov. 19.-"Gyp the
Blood, I Lefty Louie, \ Whitley Lewis
y .Dago' Frank Cirofici, los pistoleros
acusados del asesinato de Rosenthal.
fueron todos hallados culpables de
asesinato en- Ell primer grado por un
jurado en- la corte suprema esta tarde.
El jurado estuvo encerrado una hora
y diez minutes.
El expedite dictamen fue una sor-
presa para todos. Ell jurado en- la
causa del teniente Becker tuvo siete
horas de deliberacidn antes de conve-
mir en- un dictamen. Sc halla aflora
en- Sing Sing sentenciado d morir en- la
silla electrica por faber instigado ell
asesinato. s3YEIUN
Hoy por mas de cuatro horas ell Juez
Goff de la corte suprema instruy6 al
jurado en- la causa de los cuatro pis-
toleros acusados del asesinato de Her
man Rosenthal 81 los testigos del es-
tado cometieron ell crfmen, cuai alega
Ia defensa, pregunt6 81 era razonable
que el acusador invitara los pisto-
leros com testigos?
Isl Jack Rose ha mentido, dijo,
"al jurar que los pistoleros dispararon
los tiros. porque no paso mas adelante
jur6 que el habia visto actualmente
81 baleamiento manos de los acusa-
dos?''
El Juez Goff envi6 los presses la
earcel hasta mafana a las s, en- cuyo
tempo sehalara el dia para pronun-
ciar sentencia.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-23
NO cuPo EN- LA cARRozA.

Filadelfia, Nov. 19.-William Weis-
ser, el hombre mas corpulento de Fila
DELTA, fue sepultado hoy, partiendo ell
funeral de su taberna No habia en-
su casa una puerta suficiente grande
para meter ell ataud.
Wessier. que tenia So afios de edad.
pesaba 4S0 libras. Saba que su fin es-
taba cerca, y para que su familia tn.
viese menos molestia. insisti6 en- per-
manecer en- un cuarto de atras de su
taberna. CAST en- el punto de exhalar
su dltimo aliento declare que 81 subia
al piso de arriba y noria allf, tendrian
que buscar una rondanilla para bajar
ell cadaver.
! No habia en- Filadelfia ningun caro-
mortuorio suficiente grande para AGO.
modar Ell ataud, Y por esa raz6n Sc us0
un furg6n para conducirlo al cemente.
rio.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-23
EL coBERNADoR coLouiTT
EN- REFERENcIA A tJN
AMERICANA

Austin. Texas, Nov 49,. Mejor re-
signaria del empleo de gobernador de
Texas, declara ell Gobernador Colquitt
en- un manifesto publicado hoy, en-
preferencia que mis- hijos estudiasen
un Iibro de texto de escuela que nc
tuviera Ell retrato de Abraham Lincoln
a pesar de que soy hijo de I'm soldado
confederate. Ell cuerpo de libros dc
texto del estado ha sido acusado de
haber atentado eliminar el retrato dc
Abraham Lincoln de una historic. E
gobernador Colquitt neg6 absolute
mente. que ningun miembro del cuerpe
hubiese hecho proposition semeiante
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-23
IN PAz Eh PR0SPEC10 In "a PEOUENA
PER0 SbhGR|EE1A GUERRA De
IN SOLO mes.
Los Alados Bakanes Consenten En Que Cesen La os-
tiidades Entire Bulgaria Turqua. Los Otomanos
Han Sido Completamente Derrotados en- Combates de
Treinta Dias de Duracion.
FL REY HARA UNA ENTRADA IRIUNFAL
A Los ANTGU0s FUERTEs IuRCOs.

| I4ondres Nov. 19.--Las naciones de
Ila confederation Balkana satisfechos
de su Victoria, hicieron saber hoy su
disposition tratar sobre las condicio'
| mes de Ia paz por snplIca del yencidc
Iimperio turco.
Ell lustre de su triunfo ha sido lie.
ramente empanado por el fracaso tenn
porario de no poder veneer al ej6rcitO
turco reunido en- las puertas de Cons.
tantinopla y entrar A Ia capital oto-
| mana.
La obstinada defensa encontrada por
los btlgaros en- la Inca de fortiicacio-
mes en- Tchatalja v Ia realizaci6n de
que una carniecria enorme seria me-
cesaria para quebrantarlas punta de
bayoneta. con todo prospecto de que
sus filas serian diezmadas por el cole
ra antes de alcanzar ell exito, sin duda
prob6 ser ell factor decisive en- invadir
d los vencedores q escuchar los urgi-
mientos de las grandes potencias y re-
frenarse de censurar su victoria.
SimuDtaneamente con su envio al
visir de que habian convenido en- nom
brar plenipotenciarios de paz, las ma
clones Balkanas notificaron a las po-
tencias europeas del paso Que habian
tornado les dieron gracias por su
oferta de mediaci6n.
Agregaron que la mediaci6n va no
era necesaria, pues la Puerta Sc habia
dirigido directamente los estados
Balkanes, que no querian tratar con
Turquia sino solamente sin interven-
ci6n de afuera. Que las condolences
de los vencedores seran duras esta sa-
bido, pero las potencias estan hacien-
do 10 mas que pueden para meliorar-
las sin priyar & la conferencia Balkana
de los frutos de su guerra de un mes.
Con los ojos ceiosos de Russia sobre
Constantinopla; con la recrudescencia
de la dificultad entire Austria y Servia
en- Ell otro lado sobre 10 que hasta aquf
ha sido conocido como la Turquia Eu-
ropea, y con Rumania preguntando
que parte le va tocar de los despojos,
parece los observadores que hay to-
da raz6n para inducir d las naciones
Balkanas a. que presenter exigencias
razonables
La ocupaci6n de Alessio por-los ejer-
citos combinados de Servia y Monte
negro, la cual les da otro punto de apo
yo en- eI mar Adriatico, es considera-
da en- los cfrculos diplomaticos como
que probablemente agrayara la dis
puta entire Austria y Servia que Sc ha
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-23

indianapolis Nov. 2o.-O Once oflcia
! les de- La Association International &c
TrabajadQres de Puentes Y Estructu
ras de Hero de este Iugar fuerofi act
EsRdos por Patrick J. Dugah en- e. pro
ceso de la conspiracion dinamitera
hoy, de haber estado presentes Guam
lido 20 descuid6 la voladura de empire
sas que no empleaban trabajadoree
|unionistas. f'is
Dugan. que fu6 tesorero de una
union local. testific0 que POGO despues
de que fue dinamitado un edificio en-
Detroit, en- JUNO de 1907, los of1ciales
do "a union tuvieron una 1unta en- re-
ferencia q IA election de oficiales de
Ia union. En- aquel tempo el testigo
di1o Que Herbert y, Hockin anuncio
que hapia perdido 'su empleo q causa
de haDer sldo 1nducid0 POT Ortie NC
Manigal volar FL edificio de Detroit.
"Hockln diJo que q causa de este pc
lc debia de dar una posicion en- el
cuerpo e1ecutiyo'," dijo Dugan "Di1o
que iba 2 hacer su campana por q
puesto 1undad0 en- lo que napia hecho
en- Detroit. .
Dugan di1o que 81 presiqense Frank
Mchyan los otros onclaies se mana
pan presentes' Dugan testlnco que
una union local de Indianapolis nania
destruido una faprica que no era unio-
nista por we, y cuando supo que' ~
union lnternaclonai estapa pasando
szoo por caaa Iaprlca voiada' 90 que1o
!. I. mcnamara
McNamara repllco que la genie es-
taDa aprenoienao uemaslado acerca de
expiosiones, I, dilo Dugah
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-23
LA cAusA CONTRA Ell PucILIs-
IA JOHNSON Es DEsEcHADA

Chicago, Nov. 19.-Una acusacion
de rapto contra Jack Johnson, ell pugi-
lista negro. fu6 desechada hoy ante el
Juez Municipal Hopkins causa
de que la prosecution no pudo probar
que Lucille Cameron, la muchacha
blanca habia sido raptada por Johson
La muchacha y su madre, la Sra Cam
eron, de Minneapolis. que son ambas
testigas en- contra de Johnson en- Ia
acci6n federal por supuesta violacion
de la ley Mann contra la esclavitud
blanca, no Sc hallaban en- la corte
cuando la causa de la ciudad fue desc
chada
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-23
soldados turcos tres generates entr,

soldados turcos tres generates entire
garon las armas.
Londres. Nov. 49,. Nazim Pasha,
conandante en- jefe de los turcos en-
Tchatalja enyi6 un extenso reporte al
ministerio de la guerra en- Constant
nopla, el domingo en- la noche, rela-
tando su exito contra los ataques de
los bulgaros, y dice: 'Despues de
catorce horas del mas severe combate
nuestro ejercito pudo avanzar hasta
Karakli El enemigo fue derrotado,
perdiendo arriba de 1000 hombres
muertos heridos, en- adici6n tres
batallones que fueron capturados con to
dos sus oficiales. Los soldados turcos
lidiaron como leones despues de ha-
her dido el mensaje imperial Eepe-
.ro continuar la lucha con exito antes
Ede que llegue el eiercito Servio.'
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-23

lies fueron muy bien ejecutadas, sien-
do la cantora la Sra. Wv. Winchest-
er, ayudada por I'm coro de excelentes
cantores.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-23

suscribanse al Nuevo Mexicano Es.
panol. s1.oo al ano.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-23

Suscribanse al Nuevo Mexicano Es-
ranol. s1.00 al ano.
Smyrna times., 1912-02-07

Mrs. Mary E. Wiley, wife of
Joseph M. Wiley and sister of
Councilman c. G. Wright, of Dover,
died at her home in Wilmington,
January 80. The remains were taken
to Camden for interment. She is
survived by her husband and three
children-Brady Wiley, of Whining
ton, and Mrs. Louis H. Anderson
and Mrs. Joseph Hamilton, of Ches-
void.
Smyrna times., 1912-02-07
The Sound Sleep Of Good Health

Is not for those suffering from
kidney ailments and Irregularities.
The prompt use of Foley Kidney
Pills will dispel backsche and rheu-
matism, heal and strengthen sore,
weak and ailing kidneys, restore
normal action, and with it health
and Strength. Mrs. M. F. Spals-
bury, Sterling, ILL.,, says: " suffer
ed great pain in my back and kid
neys, could not sleep at night, and
could not raise my hands over my
head. But two bottles of Foley
Kidney Pills cured me. - Sold by
all druggists.
Smyrna times., 1912-02-07
How Cold Affects the Kldneys
Avoid taking cold if your kid

Avoid taking cold if your kidneys
are sensitive. Cold congests the
kidneys, throws too much work upon
them, and weakens their action.
Serious kidney trouble and even
Bright's disease may result.
Strengthen your kidneys, get rid of
the pain and soreness, build them
up bv the timely use of Foley Kid
ney Pills. Tonic in action, quick
in results. Sold by all druggists.
Smyrna times., 1912-02-07
Shocking Sounds

in the earth are sometimes heard
before a terrible earthquake, that
warn of the coming peril. Natures
warnings are kind. That pull pain
or ache in the back warns you the
kidneys need attention if you would
escape those dangerous msladies,
Dropsy, Diabetes or Bright's di-
sease. Take Electric Bitters at once
and see backache fly and all your
best feelings return. "My son re-
ceived great benefit from their use
for kidney and bladder trouble, "
writes PeterBondy, South lockwood,
Mich. "It is certainly a great
kidney medicine. =" Try it. 80 cents
at all druggists.
Smyrna times., 1912-02-07

Senators dupont and Richardson
and Congressman Heald have united
in signing a recommendation for the
reappointment of John P. Nields as
United States Attorney for this
district. The recommendation has
been forwadred to the Department
of Justice and it is expected that
the President will soon reappoint
Nields.
Smyrna times., 1912-02-07
Blamed a Good Worker

SCI blamed my heart for severe dis
tress in my left side for two years, I"
wries W. Evans, Danville, Va, !,
"but know now it was indigestion,
as DR.. Kings New Life Pills COM
pletely cured me.'' Best for stom-
ach, liver and kidney troubles, con-
stipation, headache or debility. 25c
at all druggists.
Smyrna times., 1912-02-07
NOTABLE RECEPTION TO
HON. GEORGE Y. MASSEY
DOVER PAYS A FINE COMPLl-
MENT TO HER FORMER CITIZEN
Prominent Men From All Parts of the
State Present Massey Had
the Glad Hand For All

Possibly no Delawarean has ever
been accorded such a reception and
ovation as was given Hon. George
V. Massey. of Germantown, Pa,
late general solicitor for the Penn
sylvania Railroad, retired, at Dover
Thursday evening at the Hotel Rich
ardson when friends of long stand
ing and with whom fingered pleas
ant memories when Mr.. Massey was
an active resident of Dover and the
State met to greet him and extend
the warm hand of fellowship for his
future success in life. The large
dining hall at the Hotel Richardson
had been decorated with the Amer
lean flag and the State flag in front
of which the receiving committee
and Mr.. Massey stood. The guests
began to arrive about o'clock as
sembling in the corridor of the
Hotel awaiting the hour to greet
Mr.. Massey. About $50 o'clock,
Mr.. Massey in company with George
M. Jones, a Dover lawyer and
namesake of Mr.. Massey came down
stairs followed by the other men,
bers of the reception committee.
They entered the dining hall, while
the orchestra played special selec-
tions. They took their places in
front of the flags and soon the
guests formed in line at the invi-
tation of D. M. Wilson and the re-
ception began in earnest. The line
of the receiving committee was as
follows: George Massey Jones,
Hon. George V. Massey, Mrs. John
Biggs, daughter of Mrs. Massey ;
Governor Simeon S. Pennewill and
Mrs. Pilling Wright, of Newark,
the latter d granddaughter of Alex
ander Johnson, one of the original
directors of the Delaware Railroad
and also a sister of Col. N. R. john
son and one of the present direc-
tors; former Governor William T.
Watson and Mrs. Charles Harring-
ton; former Governor Ebe W. Tun-
nell and Miss Mustard, of Lewes
former Governor HUM and Mrs.
Hmm; Chief Justice James Penne-
will and Mrs. Pennewill; Judge
Victor Woolley and Mrs. Woolley
Judge William H. Boyce, Judge
Henry C. Conrad and Judge Herbert
Z: -Kiaii1cec.-a FoEro ef"0ne hour there
was a steady stream of guests from
all parts of the State, passing dowr
the line of the receiving committee
After all had been given all nppor
tunity to greet Mr.. Massey, tht
committee was taken in charge by
the general committee of arrange
ments and refreshments were serv
ed. Many of the guests availeI
themselves of the opportunity O.
visiting the new State House an
Administration Building, which wa
lighted from the first floor to tn
dome with hudreds of electri
lights, setting off the State Hous
in great shape. The reception wa
informal in it's nature and everyon
expressed themselves as great
pleased. The committee in charg
of the reception, comprising forme
Governor Tunnel, former Governo
Watson and D. M. Wilson, exerte
every effort to make the affair
success and in this they did thei
work admirably. Those who al
tended from Smyrna included
State Senator Edward G. Walls, "
O.. Hoffecker, W. A. FAIRIES an
Charles H. LeFevre.
Smyrna times., 1912-02-07
Sale

FARM of II acres, 9 room house,
right at railroad Depot.
FARM of 6 acres, 6 room house,
stable and other buildin IS in
good condition, a mile of town.
FARM of 49 acres, 4 room house,
stable and other buildings, nicely
located.
These properties I am offering at
price that anyone who desires to
secure a fine home can do so. l
have also several large farms,
ranging from $50 to 800 acres that
can sell at such prices as would
be Gilt Edge investments. Call,
get my prices, and let me talk over
the matter with you.
can Insure your property with
the very best Insurance Company,
also have applicant waiting for
properties to rent.
II. G. JONES
Representing Ford 6 Refs, Inc.
SMYRNA, DEL
Smyrna times., 1912-02-07
FOR SALE

A few choice Standard Bred s. O. White
Leghorn Cockerels Cd. w. Young's Strain. }
This is the strain that are the greatest lay
ers of large, white eggs and the greatest
winners at all the leading shows.
8. f. SHALLCROSS,
Box Odessa, Delaware.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09
AGED PRISONER Is
 KEPT FROM MOB

New Augusta, Miss, Aug. S-Armea guards are on watch a the jail here today 10 prevent an attempt that may be made to seize anl lynch G. w. Blackwell, Go, of Richton, who is charged with having criminally as sau4ed the 11-yearold daughter of w. C. Byrd, also of RicAton.
 Blackwell was brought hero from Richmond, fifteen miles away to es- cane the violence of a mob that wa; forming to lynch him. It was re- ported here that the would-be lynch CTS would come to carry out their purpose. but la,e yesterday the sner- if said he had been informed by the marshal of Richton that the proposed attack had been abandoned. FTecau- tons are still being taken, however, to prevent the jail's being stofmed'
 Blackwell, who has a small sS1I drink store in Richton, is said 10 have enticed the young Byrd girl ln- to his shop by gifts of candy, ana that the alleged assault here occur red.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09
People On Black River
 Asking For Assistance
The People Will Die of Starvation Ii
 Not Given Assistance.

Baton Rouge, La, Aug. 8.-Citizens of Monterey, Serena and ,Jandora, ali in the Black River district, have formed petitions either to the state or Federal authorities, asking for rc- lief, and declaring that many Ill that section will die of starvation, owing to the past flood conditions, unless aid is given. The Monterey people pray for relief for 90 days, at the end of which period they hope to supply from their own farms their needs.
 The central relief committee, which was informed Monday through it's in- vestigators of the critical condition in the Black River and also the 1orraa is preparing for the dis of supplies.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09
STANLEY TELLS OF
 BIG STEEL TRUST
Does Not Spare PrekiEs, Rockefeller and Other Financiers In His
 Denunciat0ry Remarks.

Washington, Aug. S.-For two hours tonight Representative Stanley, chair man of the steel Investigating com mittee, told the House at a special session, of the great industrial and fi- nancial deals immediately preceding and occupying the formation of the steel corporation. He was challenged occasionally by Representative Gard ner, of Massachusetts, as to his inter- pretation of facts as he presented them.
 J. Pierpont Morgan, the Rev. Fred erick T. Gates, John D. Rockefeller s almonder, and Mr. Rockefeller himself and George W. Perkins were not spar ed by MT. Stanley in his criticism of the methods adopted by the New YorN financiers to crush all rivals and break down all opposition to the crea- tion of an organization into which they could incorporate their own non- paying industrial Investments at an over capitalized valuation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09
GEORGE PERKINS
 MADE CHAIRMAN Financier Backing Roose- veil, Head Executive
 Committee.
0EE; WOMAN EsZ .J,'1j jj'1l83Ek
Colonel Roosevelt Gees Back to Oys. ter Eay and Delegates Leave
 For Their Homes.

Chicago, Aug. S.-Georga w. Per kins was made chairman of the Bull Moose executive committee by Col onel Roosevelt before the atter's de3iT ure late in the .afternocn for Oyster Bay, where he is to remain several days before beginning the Progress ve par;y's fall campaign.
 After he Colorel's departure, Sen ator Dixon, chairman of the nation al committee, called thal bcdy to- gether fer final instructions. The campaign was divided into five zones, East, New Englanl, the South, the Middle West and the extreme West with a director n charge of each. Perkins will have charge of all the subdivisions.
 An executive committee of nine is to be named after conference be- tween Colonel Roosevelt and Chair man Perkins at Oyster Bay. Th6re will be enc woman on the executive committee, probably Jane Addams of Chicago.
 Four women members-atlarg rge OS the national committee were named today. Most of the delegates have departed for their homes.