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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-12
TAFT VISITS NEW YORK.
President spends Busy Day ard De
Iivers Several speeches.

President spends Dusy Day ard De-
livers Several Speeches.
Washington, Feb. 12--With busy
day before him President Taft LETT
Washington at o'clock this morning
for New Jersey ard New York. The
presidents first stop was, to be ut New
ark, to be a guest at a lucheon given
by former Governor Murphy.
This afternoon he will go to Orange.
n. j., and early in tho evening he Will
reach New York, where he is scheduled
to speak at number Of banquets.
The principal function he Is to at
tend IS the Lincoln day banquet OF the
New York republican clubs, where 1t 10
expected he will make an address OF
considerable significance tc the poiiti-
cal campaign.
The retail dry goods, association and
the Graduate Club will him As
their guest during the latter part OF the
evening before he starts for Washing
ton on the midnight train.
Secretary Knox took the train with
the president and It 10 expected the
two will fully discuss the secretary's
Central and South American trip.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-12
MAINE WRECK OUT or MUD.
Hulk Of eattleship Will BE Raised (
Level Of Havana Harbor,


Havana, Feb. 12.-The wreck of the
Maine f1oated free of the mud last
night when water was turned into the
dam surrounding the wreck. The wa
ter within the dam is about fourteen
feet below the harbor level at low tide.
1t was the intnetion today to admit
the water more rapidly. SO that by
nightfau the wreck will be raised to
the harbor level. leaving nothing more
to be done except to break the dam ana
float out the ship
Water was forced Into the dam thru
. system Of pipet flaed ats4he bottom
of the ship, the power being supplied
by pump which hadabssN recovered
from the wrect. 4. a.
The ship began to fise almost inn
medtately. The midship section, which
had been furnished with a bulkhead.
rose more rapidly on account of buoy
ancy superior to the heavily weighted
sharp pointed stern. SO that last night
the Maine was somewhat down by the
stern. The hull still lists to port, which
is being corrected by the use of ballast
No leaks Of any importance have been
discovered.
AS the water slowly rose until 1t
covered the whole floor Of the Golfer
dam. nearly twenty feet of mooring
lines were run out fore and aft on both
sides to hold the ship fast and pre-
vent the possibility OF it's being blown
against the sides of the dam.
Hundreds Of visitors thronged the
dam all day, watching the relocating
Of the Maine None Of them was ad-
mitted aboard the ship for fear Of acct
dent.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-12

1927, at Upton, Essex. His father. Jo-
seph Jackson Lister. took q keen inter
est in scientific questions and did much
for the advancement Of science by the
improvements he effected on the
microscope. Lister received his early
education at University College. Lon
don. where he came under the influ-
ence Of Sharpey.
AS q young man Mr.. Lister possessed
two valuable assets, first class
microscope and an unbounded enthus-
iasm for scientific investigation. It was
natural. therefore, that his early inves-
LEGATIONS should deal with astrological
and physiological questions as the
structure Of involuntary muscular fiber
IN the Iris and skin. the flow Of lacteal
fluid and kindred subjects.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-12
REBELS DEFEATED
NEAR GARUlHQA
HERNANDEz's COMMAND ROUTED
BY FEDERAL rRooPs AFTER
SHARP ENGAGEMENT. y
MANY ARE REPORTED SLAIN;
CAPTAIN sALGADo KILLED
Rebels Said to Have Fired on Flag Of
Truce and FedsraIs Under orezeo's
Command Return Firs-Abram Con-
zsIe' eoes to Chihuahua With $780,
600 to Buy OF RsvoIutionsrie..

Juarez. Mexico, Feb. 1.-THE band Of
rebels in Chihuahua commanded by
Rraulio Hernandez, who recently re-
signed as secretary Of state Of Chihua-
hua. were defeated at Moqui, west Of
the city Of Chihuahua, yesterday. by
federal troops
The information. which comes from
government sources. is to the effect
that many were slain on both sides and
that the federals captured several pris-
oners.
Captain salgado. Of the government
troops, IS reported to have been killed.
Hernandez and his band are said to
be in flight.
Orozco was going to meet Hernandez
with flag Of truce. the government
claims. when the rebels fired upon him,
and Orozco and his command returned
the fire.
: Abram Gonzales. constitutional gov
ernor Of Chihuahua and minister Of
Gobernacion in the Madero cabinet, left
Ell Paso in a special train today for
Chihuahua to distribute 100000 among
the rebels in an effort to get them to
lay down their arms. He enters the
state following the issuance of proc
lamation yesterday by acting Governor
Gonzales calling attention to the spec
ter of American Intervention unless
trouble soon ceases in Mexico.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-12
SCIENCE 70 PLAY PART.
PathoIosist Seeking Evidence in Do
sett Murder Case at Kansa. Civ.


Kansas City. Feb. 12-Science is to
play an important part in the trial Of
Charles Hedges. the tinker, charged
with the murder Of Mrs. Lucy Dorsett,
widow. who had befriended him by
lending him money in Kansas City,
Kan f
Mrs. Dorset was scarcely four feet
tall. DR.. w. K. Trimble, pathologist
OF the University OF Kansas hospital
In Rosedale. visited the little house to-
day, where the body was found Feb. 2.
DR.. Trimble has been aiding the DO
lice by laboratory work in examining
blood spots. Today he carefully looked
over the spot on the wall and the OBJ
jects in the room where the woman
was found with her skull crushed. He
expressed no opinion, saying the visit
was made in the interest Of science
and In the hope that the school he rep
resented might be Of aid in solving the
mystery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-12
HISTORICAL ANNIVERSARY.
Arizona's Admission TO Statehood on
Day Of Admission TO confedsracy.

Phoenix Arlz.. Feb. 12.-A peculiar
historical incident In connection with
Arizona lies In the fact that the date
Of Arizona's admission into the union
will be the fiftieth Anniversary OF the
territory's admission into the southern
confederacy. On Feb. IA. 1862. Jeffer-
son Davis issued a proclamation to
this effect but Arizona never actually
became q member Of the confcdoracy.
A column Of federal troops was thrown
into Arizona from California and on
Feb. q. a year later. President Lincoln
signed tho proclamation comforting ter
ritorial government.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-12
KENYON r,LGs .M,noalrvaEno
Iowa Senator tsrousss ire 81 c.::ss1vi
Faverine Bic ossinsss.

Iowa Senator isr.us.s ire % c.::s.5sss
Faverins Bic eseiness.
washington, Feb. 12.4Senator Ken
yon. who has been q foremost figure IA
the Lorimer investigations, took lead
ing part In the consideration Of Senator
stephenson's case befors the privilsess
and elections committees. II DEVELOPED
that there was a sharp, night III the
committee. Senator Kenyon was one
Of the hve senator's signing the minor
ity report against the seating Of ateph.
enson. Moreover. he viii prepare the
minority report. This report VIII tShe
the ground that the exea6ditufe Of such
huge sums - stephensol spent In the
Wisconsin, campaign Ii, pf3ma faoie en-
denoe of corrupt practices. ~ - :.
In the committee me- ting Senator
Kenyon held the pfnaH Of Sen0eee
Kern. Of indiana. Sen4lbr xefI eAN6
eeaa4or Ksnyon = wrf Eng authesitt
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-12
ON. JosEPH LISTER DEAD.

800 Far,eus ~, His Discoveries 81
An. septic Treatment.
f.ondnn. Feb. l2.-Joseph Lister. first
1laron. Lister, better known under MS
- pi,fieviouss tisle Of Sir Joseph Lister, r
80. 81. D., D. Sc. o. NJ. p. C..
n G. H. eergeAnt- surgeon IN ordt-
lqEy 70 his, majesty. 10 dead. baron
f3aster was made famous by hts diacov-
ny ,of IN antiseptic system OF treat
isn't - lur6erx. He has served g
saaos of unf1ery In GLASGOW and
Hdl4bqro1 natvesstties and IN Kinss
fi1og9. 1GQdon. & ~ = = X.
=; iseSr1 49, born on April s.,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-12
PROTEST TAYLOR SYSTEM,

Employees Of Watsrtown Arsenal File
Objections to "Stop Watch" Methods.
Washington. Feb. 1.-THE war deA
partment today received petition
from a number of employees Of the
WATERFOWL arsenal. protesting against
the continuance of the "stou watch
methods OF the Taylor system OF shop
management, because it results In. dee
moralizing ana lowering =
Ard Of efficiency so much to DO de-
sired"
The petition signed by about $50 ems
ployes will be forwarded to the CONS
mandant Of the arsenal for report.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-12
sonera Revolt Suppressed.

O0UOV0 HOVOV o0Hpt7S0SSNs
Canane4, Sonora, Mexico. Feb. IL
,Yaqui Indian leaders who are friendly
with the Madero government report
that they will be able to prevail upon
the tiiscontented7 ones In: the tribe to
accept the governments offer Of land
and settle down. Most Of the hostile
Indians are still in the Bacatacea
mountains and no recent depredations
are reported. ~
Attic the neighboring state Of Chi
huahua is thoroughly infected with the
germs Of unrest and revolt, peace for
the most part has prevailed in Sonora.
So far as is known. according to claims.
there is not a great deal OF anti Ma
dero feeling in the state, leading Mex
lean citizens apparently desiring to
give Madero a chance to work out his
plans for a good administration.
Political matters in Sonora, from all
indications, were settled six weeks ago
in the drastic suppression of half
dozen revolutionary leaders. 1t is be-
lieved that conditions similar to those
in Chihuahua might now be prevailing
but for the summary execution OF s.
Buelna Romero Arvizu and others who
had sought the overthrow Of the Ma
dero government.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-12
COAL MINERS BURNED.
Thirty Probably Killed in Mine Fire in
Prussian Silesia.

Antonienhuette. Prussian Silesia.
Feb. IA large number Of fatalities
was caused by n fire which broke out
in one OF the pits In this coal mining
center last evening. Seven corpses Of
miners have been brought to the sur
face and the authorities helieve that ut
least twenty more men have persisted.
The number OF men In the pit when
the fire broke out Is not definitely
known but all except those in the i'm
mediate vicinity Of the bottom Of the
shaft we're cut off from escape and are
almost certainly dead.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-12
Frensh senator 7 o,is.

Paris. Feb. 12.sei. Hippoiyte Lang
lois. senator, froh the department OF
Meurthe Eft -Moselle and member Of
the French academy. died today. He
was elected one Of the forty "immor-
tals'' on Feb. >. 1911. In succession to
Costa De Bureasuard. He was an au-
thority on military strategy and tactips
and his works on nl11eTn warfare are
widely known. He ms born In 1859
and was q grand oekicsr.of the Legion
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-12
MUST Paw LEGACY DUTY.
Assessment Of $4,000 Asainst Estat
Of Duchess 70 Manchester.

. ~ 'ssSysSssSOSOss
. London, Feb. IL Legacy duty
amounting to 100000 must be paid on
the estate Of the late Consuelo. Duchess
Of Manchester. according to judgment
delivered today in the chancery divis-
ion of the high court OF justice.
The suit was brought Ia connection
with the fortune inherited from her
Fernando, by the late duchess,
who was q daughter Of Antonio Ysnaga
De Vale. Of I1u{Aiana ana Cuba. Fer
nando left $5.600,Ooo to the duchess and
altho the money was never brought TO
England the Britiah revenue authori-
ties claim legacy duty, which demand
was resisted by the s4eeutors Of the
duchess will. r
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-12
Knox Aceomoanies rae.

washing ton. Feb. 1e.-After confer
ring early today with his assistants in
the state department, regarding details
of his forthcoming Central and South
American trip. Secretary Knox Joined
President Taft and accompanied him
on his trip to Newark. n. j.. taking ad-
vantage Of the journey to discuss FUR
ther with the president the diplomatic
phases OF the journey. He will start
for Florida tonight.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-12

Krawps Case Again opsnsd.
Special to Times Republican
~ Newton. FEB. 1.-THE .Kfampe case
again opened this afternoon. One hun
dfed Jurors have been summoned and a
fury probably will be secured late to-
night.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-12
HONOR L,NcoLN's slRrApAy.

American Ambassador 70 Germany
Holds Lincoln Day Rsoeptien.
Berlin, Feb. IA reception Va
held at the American embassy today ~
Ambassador LeIshman and Mr.. ls1ehe
nan on tho occasion of Lincoln's 6ifth~
day. Members q the American colca4
a @reN 40 German OFFICIALS atteu4oQ
and paid their respects 20 the rev
6Issndor 6 (, III
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-12
sNEEp TRIAL INTERRUPTED.
Confederate Veteran Commits Suicide
at Court House Entrance.

at Court House Entrance.
Fort Worth. Tex, Feb. 1.-THE trial
Of John Bcal sneed. charged with the
murder OF Capt. A. G. Boyce. was tenn
.porarily INTERRUPTED today when 1t was
learned in the court room that man
named Taylor. a confederate veteran.
had committed suicide near an en-
trance to the court house.
An hour later the prosecutor re-
sumed the cross examination of Will
lam Fl. Atwell. the United States dis
trict attorney, who had acted as
sneeds attorney before the killing OF
Roycc
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-12
PAGE ONE.


Teiegraphic Nows:
China Now a Republic In Fact.
Manchu Dynasty Surrendcrs All.
Pension Bir~ Defeated in Committee
Substitute f2aure Proposed
MorKan's Treasures Worth 500,
900, 900 {:
Mexicap 4 .bels Defeated. Many
Killef
Govery filson Campaigns In West
Pb = TWO AND THREE.
Iowa y s
GAR = Political History.
Mu ~ .ss Calm on Eve of Trial.
By Rob Boy OF 40 Cents.
c =. y Assessors Proposed.
PAGE FOUR.
Editorials:
The Tests of Greatness.
Uncle Tuffree's Birthday.
Business Last Week.
Topics of the Times.
Iowa Opinion and Notes.
PAGE FIVE.
Iowa News:
Iowa to Organize for Wilson.
Old Litigation Ends.
PAGE SEVEN.
Story:
Freckles.
PAGES SIX. EIGHT AND NINE.
City News:
Sad Death Of Charles Drum.
Desnondent over III Health: End.
Life.
McLaughlin's Death Extremely
Tragic.
One of Five to Be Killed Instantly
Police Hold Ex- Convict For Burg
larry.
Big NJ. & St T.. Mortgage and Deco
Filed
Chief Engineer Kenly III.
General and Brief CITY News.
PAGE TEN.
Markets and General:
Burdensome Run of Livestock
Prices of Steers and Hogs Recede.
No Session OF Grain Board.
T. S. Aids American Housewife.
Governors Organize to Boost Roose
welt
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-12
ia..crsl pjomsr Lee III.

sssl...--s..s rAb. sfa.-Gen. Homer Lea.
~ .American OFFICER who has been act
~ -. adyisor to DR.. Sun Vat SEN. the
PRESIDENT =. 81 the Chinese republic. is in
sslsscritical condition. He has been un-
cssnscious for some time.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-12
T.-R. BULLETIN
Noticeable News Of Today
The Wsathsr.

Sun rises Feb. - at 6:57. sets at $50.
Iowa-Unsettled weather and prob
ably snow hurries tonight or Tuesday;
warmer Tuesday and In west and CEN
trail portions tonight.
lllinois-Fair tonight; Tuesday un-
settled and warmer.
South Dakota-Unsettled and prob
ably snow ,flurries tonight and Tues
day: warmer in east portion tonight.
colder in west portion Tuesday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-12
HEssENlus 10 ARRAIeNED.

Cherokee Farmer, Charged With wife
Murder, VIII Probably Be Held.
Cherokee. Fen. is.-ET1isss !e..en."s
wealthy Cherokee county farmer, ae-
cused OF numbering his wife on Jan. 81.
by stransling her ~ the result OF a
fs5nily quarrel IL having his prelim-
mary hearing today. It 10 expected Hes
senius will be held to the Erand jury.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-12
Raw Case Investiuated.


Washington, Feb. 12.-The alleged
political influence of Maj. Reecher b.
Ray. the army paymaster. declared to
have enjoyed frequent changes OF sta
ton and immunity from various
trouble. because OF the influence Of
President Taft. was again a subject o.
investigation today before the house
committee on expenditures IN tho var
department.
. Paymaster General Whipple testified
that Major Ray had established . rcc-
ord in the service for frequent changes
In stations. In thirteen years he had
been stationed at eighteen points,:
whereas the average assignment or =
payma ster at any station Is between
three and fours years. Chairman Helm
asked General Whipple II any OF the
assignments had been made at the die
rect'on Of President Taft.
Yes" he answered
I'm 1909 the president asked that
Major Ray be sent TO Atlanta and IN
November. 1911. that he be sent to
New York
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-12

Picking, Feb. 12.-China today Joined
The sisterhood Of the worlds republics.
In three imperial edicts the Manchu
dynasty changed 40o,ooo.ooo from SUBJ
1ects Of an abSolute ruler to citizens Of
the largest self governing nation on the
earth. -
The first edict announced the abdica.
ton of the dynasty after 300 years OF
absolute power: the second declared
the throne accepted the republic; the
third approved all the conditions agreed
on by Premier Yuan Shi Kai and the
republicans.
The third edict created great aston
tahment. It had been expected that
the Manchus would demand conditions
which would safeguard many Of their
privileges, but according to the proc
lamation the surrender is uncondi-
tional
The edict informs the viceroys and
provincial governors Of the retirement
Of the throne from political power and
instructed them to continue doing their
duty and to preserve order.
tits declared tho steps taken by the
throne was In order TO meet the wishes
Of the pes0eA
;.rhe abdication Of the Chinese throne
81 Teyi. the child emperor. brings to
An end the most powerful Manchu
dynasty which has reisned in China
since 1854 ~. lsay gsssf ss4
me boy ruler has been on the throne
since Nov. n. 1901 when the emperor
KwInx.an, ,hisSdnAle. died. His father.
Prince Cbuns VS. appointed regent
ara was = chief figure In China Tor
three years:
Surrounded by . large number OF
princes Of the impertal4sssn and Mp
chu.officialswith reactionafy ideas, e1e
regent was brought face to face Win
a revolutionary movement IN iavor ol
modern reforms. He endeavoreo 70
placate both parties but ended by caus
inn general dissatisfaction wnicn leo
tn his resignation on Dec. 8. 1911.
The promise Of 9 constitutions GOV
eminent made by the dowaeer en-
;preis on her death bed IN lSoe was NJ.
,fuIfflled IN any way until May ias' yea.
In that month an Imperial eoict aoo
sished the old grand council whicn. 70
srether with the court, hello aDsolu.e
power, and substituted a const''u''o"
cabinet. .,...A.
,nr In the meantime and the soutnesn
10 .rs,,,rces declared against Mancnu
r III. and broke into open revolt After
much f,xhting the rebels proclaimed a
republic at Marking IN Decemoer e.,
-or sun Yat Sen accepted the pres'-
us Nesotistions followed and an armis-
~. .ss, Arranged. This was not strict
=, ~. sobseryed, but the negotiations con,
tinued with the result that the s Man wa.
rulers. seeing that emma !, t p.or repubn-
almost entirely in favor Q, .ns aapend.
-. 49, and that the outlying oepenu
- -. 81 Tibet. .Turkestan. Mongolia
49, ,,esnchuria were breaking away.
t:sss = tie popular demand and abdi-
cate from power.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-12
CHINESE in SISTERH00D
OF WORLD REPUBLICS
Becomes Largest Self-Governing Nation on Earth
By Issuance Of Edicts
MANCHU DYNASTY SURRENDERS ALL

AePRovGs CONDITIONS AGREED PREMIER
kAl THE REPusLicANs-THREE HUNDRED YEARS
zsoLUrE POWER PRESENT 70 END-uN.
CONDITIONAL SURRENDER
THIRD THREE Epcrs CREATES GREAT AsToNisHMENr
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GOVERNOR COMES WEST ON
CAMPAIGN TOUR AND OUT
LINES POLICIES.
INITIATIVE AND REFERENDUM
AMONG poLlTlEAEsELlEF8
"-
Is Opposed to Recall Of Judges as
Treatment for Symptom Rather
Than Disssss-Misseuri Republican
Clubs orassnizs = Colorado to En-
derss TAFT.

Chicago, Feb. 12-Governor Wood
row Wilson, OF New Jersey, opened his
Illinois campaienufor the democratic
nomination tor president in an address
today at a. Lincoln birthday luncheon
Of the Iroquois Club. He reiterated his
belief In the initiative and referendum
and predicted democratic victory at the
polls in November.
II believe in the initiative and refer
endum because they will give tho
said Governor Wilson.
"rhey are state and local questions
and are designed to give the people
power in localities where special in
tere.ts have gained control Of public
affairs.
81 have never favored the recall Of
judges because they arc not admin
i.tYative officers OF the government
They simply interpret and enforce the
laws. To urge the recall Of Judges is
to treat a symptom rather than the
disease. My idea is to establish the
laws that make it possible for special
interests to control the judiciary
81 nave visited number OF states
and l think the democratic partys
prospects for success is excellent.
THE country, I believe, is deeply
dissatisfied with republican manage
ment OF the nations affairs.
II think the people are more inter-
ested in principles than in persons tn
this years presidential campaign.
"My friends often ask me how l
like practical politics and tell them
Hike it first rate. The experience Is
not new to me. Anybody who fights
for reform is certain to have brickbats
thrown at MIN. In politics the brick
bats are often invisible and can not be
lodged
- Missouri Republicans Meet.
st. Louis, Feb. 1.-THE Young Mems
Republican Club Of Missouri began its
annual meeting here today and will end
Il tonight with a banquet at which
Governor n. 8. Hadley. Of Missouri,
and Governor Charles .. Deneen, Of II.
linois. will be the principal speakers.
"a "a The morning session OF the club was
devoted 20 business organisation. The
hS-laws Of the club prevent the en-
ac-.emAt Of any presidential candi-
date until after the nomina ton.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-12
Inv..tio.te chihuahua .RevoIt,

Investigate Chihuahua Revolt.
Ell Paso, Feb 12.-Adjutant General
Henry Hutchins, of the Texas national
guards, arrived in Ell Paso today to-
investigate the Chihuahua revolution
ary trouble and report to Governor Col
quit.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-12
Kenyon Work. For Money Trust Prob

Washington. Feb. 12.-Senators Lea:
of Tennessee. and Kenyon. OF Iowa, tho
former progressive democrat. and tho
latter progressive republican. today
framed a joint resolution proposing nm
inquiry into the so-called money
trust" by Joint committee OF the sem
ate and house. The house democrats In
caucus already have decided for an in
vestigation by the regular committees
of the house and 1t is doubtful II they
will accept the new proposal.