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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-05-31
BoNA1K

Mesdames r. J. Lloyd and John
Matthews were Cresco shoppers FRI
day.
Mrs. Orpha Webster spent Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Minnie johnson.
Rev. Lawhead and wife were Albion
callers Wednesday.
Nate Durkee, of North Dakota. Wis
tied at the Lew Philips home the past
week.
Ruth Byrnes was the guest of Clara
Bird Friday night.
A number of little girls enjoyed
birthday party at the Carolan nome
last Saturday afternoon.
Be sure to attend the Chautauqua,
which begins July 9Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Nichols attended
church at Cresco Sunday.
Mark Bird was an over Sunday Wis
itor at Cresco
Mr.. Albertson went to Postville Fri
day afternoon.
c. E. Mintey and family spent Sun
day at Cresco.
DR., Button was professional caller
here Saturday.
.. ". lWduIey was q pueiiICoo SlSiCOA
here Wednesday.
l.. E. Grabau came home Wednesday
morning.
Jones Bros. have bought j. l Case
threshing outfit.
Mr.. Ralko and sons were Cresco
shoppers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Phillips attended
church at Cresco Sunday evening.
Mrs. Grant Walker went to Cresco
Tuesday.
Letter Bros. and Glen Johnson are
building a new house for Robert Hughs
Rev. Burgess came down from Lime
Springs Wednesday.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-05-31
HOWARD CENTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hanneman enter
tanned Mrs. Hanneman's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Meyers, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Z. Dinger were en-
tertained at the Jim Lathrop home
Saturday evening
Oscar Carlson called at the Wilkie
Often home sunday.
Mrs. Otto. Halweg and sister, Freida
Meyers. visited Thursday with their
sister, Mrs. Ed. Hanneman.
Mary Shields called on Fern Walker
Tuesday.
The Redpath-Vawter Chautauqua
will be in CrescO from July 5th to July
18th, 1912.
Lew, Bessie and Marjorie Smith
spent Saturday night and Sunday with
their uncle, aunt and cousin, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. A. Wells and son Harvey.
Jim Long entertained company Sun
day.
Robbie Logue spent Thursday with
his friend Charlie Long.
Mrs. VIM. Slifka and Mrs. Rush
Sager visited at the Jim Long home
Wednesday.
Fern Walker called at the Ed. Han
neman home Sunday.
Mrs. Jim Lathrop assisted Mrs. Jim
Long with her papering few days
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Lathrop, and Mr..
and Mrs. Rush Sager and little son
Leonard spent Sunday at the Fred
DAVIS home.
Aaron Sager entertained few of
his friends Sunday afternoon.
Lester Walker, Artie Wentworth
and Mabel Hutton visited at the home
of the latter's uncle and aunt S. E.
Dinger and family Sunday evening.
Helen Smith assisted her friend
Fern Walker with her house cleaning a
few days.
Lester Walker and Helen Smith,
Artie Wentworth and Fern Walker,
attended Sunday School in Bonair Sun.
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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-05-31
ALBION.

Good growing weather the past few
DAYS and many of the fields show corn
coming up at this writing-early in
the week.
E, j. Taft of Albion was among the
number of CrescO Odd Fellows who
visited Postville last Friday.
h. Addie and family of Cresco.
were callors at the c. A. Holcomb
home Sunday
Lew Smith of Davis Corners visited
at the C. A. Wells home over Sunday.
The Otto Stevens and j.. Chubbuck
families spent Saturday fishing at
Florenceville.
D. w. Easier and son Elme', visited
at the j. w. Wells home Saturday
evening.
Master Percy Yates was visitor at
the Otto Stevens home Saturday.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-05-31
PROF vANT1NE DECLINES
University Of Michigan Man Decides
Not to Come to Minnesota.

Ann Arbor May 29.-Prof. Claude
Halstead Vantine, head of the depart
ment of history of the University of
Michigan, has decided to decline the
offer of the University of Minnesota
recently rendered him to become dean
OF the graduate school and head of
the department Of history to succeed
Prof. w. NJ. West, who resigned in
June.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-05-31
For Sale

l have for sale % Polled Angus bulls
of the best breeding; also 20 cows and
heifers imported and native, of the best
breeding, sired by Imp. Erl Erick No.
1OO422, Kelberg No. 10000, Imp. Euro
tas of Finlarig No. 1888. (2sO2a),
Blackbird Beaver End, and Demcstrus,
at farmers price. Come ard see them,
9 miles west of Caimar, and miles
south of Ridgeway. Tree transporta-
ton to buyers.
John J. Walenta, Calmar, la.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-05-31
DR.. HUNTER IS DROPPED.
Action Taken When Physician Fails
to Fight Charges Made.

Minneapolis, May 20. - DR.. C. H.
Hunter was dropped from the Univer-
sity of Minnesota medical faculty by
President Vincent. The regents ap-
proved the presidents action. Presi-
dent Vincent said that the reason for
the dismissal Of Dr. Hunter was that
he had failed to file suit, as requested
by the board, against a publication
which the board regarded, has libelled
him.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-05-31
Marines to Board NEBRASKA"

Key West, IA, detachment Of
1913 marines under Capt. G. ]. E.
Guggenheim and Lieut.. II. c. Hud-
son, arrived here from Port Royal on
special train. They were assigned
to the United States battleship Ne
braska, now in Key West harbor.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-05-31
Gambling Bill Before House.

Baton Rouge, La, May 30 - The
opening gun in the fight to restore
race track gambling in New Orleans
was fired when bill was introduced
in the lower house of the assembly
to legalize racing in New Orleans with
minor regulations.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-05-31

{ Winnipeg. Man.. May 29.-The Win
nipeg Rowing club announced dates
for the Northwestern Internationa
Rowing association regatta to be held
! in Winnipeg by the st. Paul, Mime
apolis, Duluth, Fort William, Kenors
and Winnipeg clubs on July - ant
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-05-31
Wilbur WRIGHT Rallies.

Dayton, Ohio, May 20. Wilbur
Wright is reported to have rallied
somewhat from the sinking spell
which he experienced Monday night
and attending physicians now declare
that there may be slight hope for
his recovery.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-05-31


visiting at the Herplinck home last
week for few days.
MIR. and Mrs. Tetzner were visiting
at the F. Manlick home Thursday.
Mr.. A. Kakac was a pleasant caller
on Mrs. Anton Roman Friday.
frankie Bigley and Burnadeta and
Maud attended church at Lourdes Sun
day.
Lena Graf is home visiting with her
mother, Mrs. J. Graf.
John Slifka and family are visiting
at Mr.. Anton Jarosh's home near Ma
pie Leaf Sunday and Monday.
Adolph kakac and and wife made a
business trip to Cresco Monday.
WEST VERNON.
Eddie and Lizzie Grove called at the
Henry Wilson home, Saturday evening.
Mrs. Len Sebastian left Sunday
morning for Monona, called there by
the serious illness of her mother.
Mrs. VIM. Smith, of Cresco, spent a
few days with her sister, Mrs. Fred
Fish.
The Chautauqua will be better this
year than ever before. Alton Pack
ard, the cartoonist. will be here again
and six musical companies which will
make the Chautauqua success.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Reinhart and
family spent Sunday in Cresco with
relatives.
J. F. Drilling and family entertained
relatives, Sunday.
Frank Pecinovsky and family, of
Cresco, spent Sunday at the Frank
Bouska home.
Rollo Doolittle and family spent Sun
day at the J. Doolittle home.
Charley Wilson spent Sunday with
his brother, Henry Wilson and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles DeGreve spent
Wednesday evening at the Joe kratz
home in Cresco.
Mike Slifka and Jim Smith are kept
busy saving lumber on the Drilling
farm.
Mrs. Henry Wilson and daughter
Edith returned from Usage, Saturday.
A number of our young folks attend
ed the wedding dance of Charles Malek
and Mayme Dvorak. Tuesday evening.
All report a good time, and join in
wishing them happy welded life.
Bessie DeGreve called on Maymc
Miller, Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Fleck entertained COM
pany, Sunday.
Frank Miller spent Monday at How
ard Center.
VIM. Wilson and family spent Sum-
4 ,,, nj tho Wv,, NnnNc homo
Frank Miller took dinner at the Joe
Weakland home, Saturday, and reports
fine lot of poultry, both old and
young, that Mrs. Neakland has. Mrs.
Weakland is one of our leading poultry
raisers, and her hens have averaged
from 60 to 100 eggs day since Janu'
airy.
Many Of our people are complaining
about cut worms cutting off their corn.
Messrs. VIM. judd and Frank Mitch
ell called at the VIM. Coughlin home,
Monday evening.
Mrs. John Eye is helping care for
her daughter, Mrs Eddie Johnson, and
grandson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. DeGreve and
Mrs. Slifka spent Sunday at Joe Ber-
nickel's.
Jessie Bouska spent Tuesday after
noon with her friend. Cora Sebastian
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-05-31
Texans for Wilson.

Houston, May pa solid delega-
ton of forty members instructed for
Woodrow Wilson was elected to the
national Democratic convention by the
Texas Democratic convention.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-05-31
I.k. Sailor Killed nv Fall.

Duluth, May 29.--John Corcoran, a
wheelman on the steamer Mariposa.
was accidentally killed by falling from
spar deck into the hold, a distance
Of rs feet.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-05-31
M'Goorty Beats Mona.

New York, May 20. - Eddie Nc.
Goorty, the Oshkosh middleweight, de-
feated Bob Moha of Milwaukee in q
l0-round bout at the St. Nicholas
Athletic club.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-05-31
1oo-aere Stock Farm at a Bargain

This farm is located within 3 miles of
Cresco, has good house and fair out
buildings, good we'll and running water,
some timber, is somewhat rolling. but
an ideal stock farm. Will be sold at
bargain if taken before June LIST. For
particulars inquire of or address,
A. J. EVANS, Cresco, Iowa.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-05-31
Colonel Can't Come to South Dakota.

Colonel Can't COME 70 South Oakotd.
Sioux Falls, 8. D., May 29.-The
Sioux Falls Press prints telegram
from Col. Roosevelt advising that he
cannot come to South Dakota on &C.
count of his Memorial Day speech st
Gettysburg, Pa.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-05-31
1ribesmen Attack Fee.

Paris, May "a dispatch from Fee
says that the tribesmen in consider
able force are again attacking the
city.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-05-31

{ captain ROStrOn OF the rescue snip
,Carpathia was praised by Senator
Smith and he urged that congress-
recognize his valor.
E: Senator Smith condemned ANTI.
quated shipping laws and overripe adj
all nations act together in shipping
reforms. New laws" he said, will
best testify our affection for the
dead"
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ONE MURDER A DAY

NEW YORK. August 1.-One muir
der a day in New rork during the
month OF July. was found TO be the
average when the homicide bureau
OF four Of five boroughs Of the city
and the district attorneys Office added
up the killings today az the end Of
the record month and got ready for
O. fresh page for the coming days 81
August Records shows that the hot
weather always stlrs fhe m~urderers
Oh action. but during the month Just
passed they out did themselves In
activity
On Manhattan and the Bronx there
were twenty three murders up fo mid
ulght OF July geo. KINGS county re-
ported six murders. tae borough %
Richmond % and Queens none. or r.
total OF thirty killings During July.
lsff. che homicide bureau az Manbat
Tan aud the Hr1nx had "a busy month
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ANOTHER GUN MAN
(cOntannea from FIR, par.h

oent his efforts TO weaving closer
around Becker the web OF evidence
by which he hopes 70 convict him OF
being the man who i~nstigated Rosen.
thal's murder.
He called before the grand Jury
John Hart. Becker's attorney and
through him established the fact he
said. that while Rose was n fugitive
from justice. Becker SEN Hart to him
10 get an affidavit clearing the police
OFFICER from the charge tina he was a
partner in the gambling establishment
or Herman Rosenthal This was on
the night after the murder. and &c.
cording 10 Roses story. Hart came
10 him at his hiding place on Riverside
Drive. after he had telephoned Becker
90 know il he was going to be pro
tected for his part in the murder plot.
Rose admitted TO the district attorney
that he was almost hysterical that dav
on o Of his fear OF arrest and
had te%lcphoned Becker o less than
four times.
Becker Failed.
The legal Importance OF Hart's
visit in the Wow of Mr.. Whitman IS
that Becker failed in his duty as a
1870 NM 80 hNN AAAfNAAAAk hUrb
when H. was published broadcast the
next day that he was wanted II
was not until Hart was hailed before
Judge Mulqueet "as acontumaticous
witness" that he would admit before
tho grand jury that he had gone 10
see Rose basing his refusal on the
ground that he was acting for his
client. Becker Hart. IL was learned.
testified that he had advised Rose TO
give himself up after consulting with
another lawyer.
According 20 Roses story Hart
told him that n Do did not make the
nfhdavit. Becker would not protect
him
ln regard 90 tho alderman lnvesti-
cation into the alleged police graft
system ordered by Mayor Gaynor. dis.
fricf Attorney Whitman said tonight
] am very busy looking into the
actual facts ~ the murder. I will co
operate 30 Tar as { can with n
sincere Investigation into police con
dif.0us hut of curse I cannot permit
-uch a proceeding to interfere with
the cYu-se 81 Justice
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with fifteen killings. or eight less than
this year reported.

with fifteen killings. or eight less than
this year reported.
The twenty-three murders in Man
haitian and the Bronx during the
month just ended include all deaths
where murder was obvious or where
the circumstances indicate n violent
taking OFF. even though the murderer
has e~scapeted detection. The list.
however. may be incomplete in that
u does not include recent violent as
saults. the victims OF which may die.
Gang fights or hired gangsters are
given as the cause OF at least FIVE Of
The murders IN Manhattan and the
Bronx. and In a number Of the re.
naming eighteen murders where M
important arrests have been made
gang men are thought 10 have been
back q the killings. -Four Witnesses
testify that n murder was commit
ted by a policeman. but the four say
10y cannot identify the murderer.
In TWO other murders Cinnamon fg.
ure Two little girls were murdered
IN a shockingly brutal ann and
two other children wsg~ KILLED by
stray bullets during a gang battle.
Attention was called today 20 n
comparison between tho homicide
records % New York and London.
AGAINST This citvs record ~ a muir.
Ger a DAY durinE the month 90 July
1ione In 20 ~ The five boroughs IN
The entire metropolitan section .
London there were but eighteen muir.
ders during al Of last year.
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CLOUDBURST

DENVER Colo. Aug I@COsdbursts
followed by raging torrent. In Euiches.
the o~verfiowfnx OF the banks OF the
streams and rivers. i~nundstion Of sew
erd Villages and railroad tracks. the
washing away OF crops and cattle and
the paralyxAtiOn OF railroad traffic
n electric power plants. causing
many thousand dollars damage were
reported from several sections OF the
state late last night
Hundreds OF tourists were maroone1
In Colorado Springs because the rail
road tracks in o { directions had
been carried out Anxiety was felt
oy the farmers in the Springs section
because or a telephone warning tina
Monument dam was weakening under
the strain OF the flood. Incident to the
keavy rains.
The loss Of many head OF cattle was
reported from Kuner. where the heavy
aims were intersDersed with hail ohn
Swatsman. u farmer. was rendered I'M
conscious BY hsilstones and lay for six
hours before being rescued. An cleo
trical storm started at Fort Collins and
TOPPED the power plant
The Arkansas river at Pueblo WAS at
the highest point OF the year, though
no alarm was felt.
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MURDERESS is
UPHELD IN PARIS
Bis.asd Tor xiInag szr naval

PARIS. Aug The eAse OF Mrs
Castor Bloch. who shot and killed Mrs
James l. ~bridgman. formerly Miss Min
RE Bernard Of Ailwaukee. because the
former believed the latter hAa alienated
tire Affection OF her husband. promised
today 60 BE- a puzEls for the French au-
thorftieA
Between two men an affair % this
kim would have been easy 70 settle
on the neld OF hOnor-and the courts
never would have heard OF a. officially.
because. though dueliinz II Illegal. the
police would have winked at 81 as an
established custom. even ~ one OF the
combatants had been killed.
French judges do not recognize the
unwrftten law. however. as an excuse
Tor an informal homicide and a wronged
husband. who took matters into his own
for IL. no matter how great his provo
cation II II recognizes that a woman's
case Is different There have been dueis
between women. but those dusis are not
the custom As all Paris sees IL. a
man would be "A coward who. laughed at
OF the former. failed TO demand salts
faction. Mrs. Bloch had no such recog-
nized recourse. and the popular view ~
that she ought not TO be blamed for
acting on what Paris inclines to think
was hsr only alternative-instantly kill
Ing the woman who had ridiculed Mrs
Bioch's suferings.
public ~sympsthy, which per
haps has more weights with the courts
here than In any other civilized
and the plain letter Of the law. the Judge
and jury Who try Mrs. Bloch probably
will have a difficult time.
Brtdgman.. an Englishman employed
BY an American insurance re-
fused again TO discuss the case He
was suing for a divorce.
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IMPEACHMENT OF
SPEER DEMANDED
Georgia Federal Judge. With Stream
ing Eyes. Denies Allegations
Against Him.

MACON. Ga. Aug. Hundreds Of
signatures had been obtained to-day TO
Z petition demanding that congress
take up the charges upon which Col.
W. a. Hun. for ten years mayo and
one 81 the most popular residents OF
this city. demands the Impeachment
Of Judge Emery Specr. Of the United
States district court
The petition points out that HUGS
character is uuimpoachab.e. and that
his charges are 50 serious - 20 70.
fleet both upon the moral and prufes
sloral conduct Of th" jurist.
Spper has announced that some
ether federal judge viii pass upon the
contempt proceedings Do has brought
1gaIust D e former mayor Meanwhile
Hun is out ou hrIf. and he stated
Thar Do had received offers ~ an.
limited funds for bis feht from
friends here DO refused p~0sitlvcfr "a
withdraw or modify o. single afl.e..
zion mad against fhs fedcrnl mri-f.
despite The fact that specr. uIfh
tears streaming dosu Die eterks. do
li'd each separate alteration from
fh" bench and asserted that UuT
a Iu a conspiracy o. ruin him
"hIIe ~nrrr was rHrsiug fu I
place on Tho bench a great crowd MI
ID DIE courtroom and many tried r.
gr' C.oso ernIll f1 uuT fs ahak.
hands 9th Dim nd assure l.m d
Their Fuppurf ~r.sr snf r.luHt -
lNHr t.r .ffrra. mIrufHa
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Mrs. Ruth will move to Warwood
this week and Mr.. futile will move
into the house to be vacated by Mrs.
Ruth.
After spending severai weeks hero
Mr.. Franklin and family have moved
to near Moundsville.
Mrs Charles Summers and young
'eon. Warren. OF Washington. d. c..
who have been the guests OF friends
here for some time. are visiting for
a few DAYS Mrs. Jack Springer. OF
Sigma Pons.
Miss Claudia Jerome leaves Monday
for Sandusky. Cedar Point. and other
points in Canada and along the lakes.
Misses Callie Curtiss andSMaude o.
Curtss. left Thursday for Mt. Lake
Park. Nd.
Mr.. Worcester and daughter. Mrs. a.
r MeCuiloch. with her son. Gail. left
for Atlantic City.
Miss Florence Holt. OF Moundsville.
has bsen visiting here this week.
Or. J. J. Allen vas a Wheeling
visitor.
New sewer pipe is badly ,needed in
n number OF places in town. as dur
ing h recent storms several cellars
were folded as the res<lt OF defective
drainage OF the streets.
Prof. James Shaw. OF the Normal.
was In town last week. looking after
the interests OF the schools.
Prof. and Mrs. A. G. Kennamond
will cave soon for Chicago. to make
their future home.
Services will be conducted Sunday
in the Presbyterian church by Rex.
Knox. OF III.
Mr.. Curtiss Jerome. n railroad man
or Pittsburgh. is here recoverln x
from n broker rib and other injuries
sustained in an accident near Wash
ington. Pa. n few days ago.
Ignatius Brennan. OF Wheeling. IL
visiting George Smith. OF West LIB
eTty.
Mrs. Sue RidEley and Miss Julia
Ridgley are visiting at WoOdlawn.
Prof. and Mrs. George Boggess and
daughter. Miss Mildred. leave Satur-
day 10 visit at Jane Lew. w. va
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BOY ROBBER
Charged with. Series Of Eobberies, BOY
Bandit Wes Arrcstcd By the
Police Last Night.

Charged with robbing the .confection-
~ or George Cummings. at 1913 Main,
stree. Robert Etzler was <rrester -yester
day by Detective Frazier'and when con-
noufed by the evidence. confessed 20
committing the crime. He was placed
In jail andt will be tried before Justice
offPeace r. q. Hotbs. but the date for
h hearing shasNnot been fixed.
1t appears that for some time back
cfe store has been systematically rob-
bed each time the1perpetrntor making
good his escape. Etzer. who Is but ls
years OF age. is n former efnploye OF
the establishment and while in the
employ OF Mr.. Cummings. learned the
combination OF the safe.
He admitted to robb!ng the safe on
three different occasions. securing $40
at one time. $26 at another and $50 at
smother. He gained entrance into the
etore by'climbing through the skyligLt-
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TO INCLUDE
BANDITS RESORT

IRWIN. Pa. Aug. l-Davie Lewis
h@'oAoui' the highest point in the ALLIE
grenies. between Somerset and Redford
counties. will be included I'm Grandview.
n great park which Is proposed by state
ffishway COMMISSIONS +. NJ. Blgelow
as n part OF the Improvement OF the
Observation-Disclosures pike. The look
out Is said by tradition to have been a
iavorite resort Of a noted bandit Of the
OLD days because from that spot IL was
possible TO watch tho road FOR rs miles
Ihe Forbes road. as laid out by General
George Washington will be followed for
seven miles in this vicinity. Work has
oe"n started at several points along the
line and Is well advanced.
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Notification COMMITTEES.


Mem1ers OF the notification commit
se IN, Washington for the event include.
Alabama-O. ID. Street.
Arizona-J. Lorentz HubbeIl.
Arkansas-C. l.. Speer.
Saiitornia-Julius Kahn.
Solorado-Simeon GugEenhe elm.
Sonnecticut-Frank IL. Weeks.
Isia~are-.George W. Marshall.
GeorEia-M. II. Morton.
idaho-Evan Evans.
illinois-Martin r. Madden.
y. Toner.
iowa-LVther \. Brewer.
kansas-John NJ. Lander.
kentucky-R. G. StoIl.
Hoqlsians-Reuben L. Brown.
Maiue-Edward NJ. Lawrence.
MsrNland-Adrian POsey.
Michigan-John Wallace
Mississippi-E. IL McKissack
MontanR-A. J. Wiicomb-
NeoraskaEJohn L. Webster.
Nevada~R Is. Govan.
New IIampshire-Charles NJ F'ovd
New Mexico. y. Cunningham
SEE Nork-Martin Steinthal
North Carolina V. Walser.
North Dakota. u. Cooper.
oklahoma-H. T.. l.. stanford.
oregon-Henry Waldo Coe'
Pennsylvania-Hugh Block.
d.l,lc lsiand-R. l.. Boeckman.
South Carolina-Thomns /. Grant.
south bakota-G. e. Redfieid.
Tennessee John ". overall.
IeNas-Eugeue Marshall.
ltah-Reed SmOot.
Nirsinia-R 4. Fulwiler.
M"snington-Wiliam Jones.
Nest Nirginia-Meredith J. Sims.
WNominE-John Morton.
AlaSka-Jafet LindbuTg
haw. D"
Philippines-Thomas L. Hartlren.
Iorto Idco-Mateo Fajardo.