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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-16
VOTE THEMSELVES
INTO THE GOOD JOBS
IN ATLANTIC CITY

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j., July 1s.--wNl-
lam Riddle. heretofore an independent
and an opponent OF the Kuehnle ma
chine. was elected Mayor by the men,
bsrs OF the now commission here this
afternoon, defeating Harry Bacharach,
who was Mayor OF tho city until the
commission assumed charge this morn.
Ina. The new Mayor will serve for four
years. The grip OF Louis Kuehnls, the
convicted boss. was apparent.
SO anxious were the three machine
men to win that they voted for them
selves In order to secure the necessary
majority. Bacharach was appointed to
the Department OF Water and Parks, tho
least important on the commission. DR..
Jesse ID. Thompson. who was high man
at the polls and the only supporter Of
BAcharach In the commission, was made
head Of the Street Department. the next
lowest Job.
Al. Boyer. City Treasurer for the past
ten years, was put In charge OF the
finances. and William II. Bartlett, .hc
third Kuehnlc member. became head of
the Department OF Public Safety by n
vote OF himself and his two compatriots
Bacharach made a warm speech IN
nominating Thompson for the Safety
Department. but was the only man who
cast q vote for him when tho ballot
was taken,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-16
Health and Beauty Advice
BY MRS. NAE MARTYR

Edith; Aching eye muscles do not In.
dicate q pressing need for glasses. Try
this harmless eye tonic and ! am sure
YOU will find prompt relief; In 1 pint
los. then each day put 2 or 8 drops Of
this In the eyes. The crystos eye tonic
10 especially nice for graduated lids and
to remove foreign particles. To dull
eyes u gives delightful sparkle and
expression.
Aieda: Precipitation win not cause
your hair to become 'mussy" and un.
manageable u you shampoo frequently
with canthrox. just dissolve . tea.
spoonful of canthrox In cup hot water
and you will have sufficient mixture for
a thorough cleansing. Canthrox creates
a wealth OF thick. creamy lathsr that
gently and completely removes every
atom OF dust. dandruf and excess oil.
Its use keeps the scalp clean and healthy
and tnsures an abundance OF brilliant
hair, even In color and OF a soft. silksn
nun. After canthrox shampoo the
hair dries quickly and 10 easy to 40 W
Mrs. r. NJ; You must discard powder
and greasy creams. because these clog
rough, blotchy, oily and treekIed. Usins
this simple. inexpensivs lotion will soon
clear your skin and give TO II that de-
Into y pint Witch hazel Cor hot watsrc
sur 2 teaspoonfuls slycerine. then add
! ounces spurmax. Apply sparingiy TO
the skin ana rub lightly until dry. The
spurmAx lotion Is Invisible when on and
inparts a Ne'yety smoothness to the
skin. 1t Is especially nne for hot
weather, because PRECIPITATION does mot
spot II. nor does II rub Off.
o. l.. r.: Your system Graves n
cleanser and tonic. Into u pint alcohol
pour | ounce kardens. then add Y cup.
ful sugar and hot water to make 4
quart. 4 tablespoonful before meals 10
the dose, and course OF this treatment
build up waste. worn tissues and give
to you iuli health. strength and energy,
This tonic Is particularly good for lost
appetite and that tired, "all gone" feel
Ing. Keeping the kardene tonic handy
Tor emergency use oftcn avoids serious
sickness and doctors bills. ADV.
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ITCHING OR
SUNBURNED?
USE POSLAM
Don't scratch all summer!

Don't scratch all summer!
With the first application, Poslam
stops the terrible itching attending any
skin affection.
For the comfort thus afforded, Pos
lam would be invaluable il 1t did no
more. But its healing process contin-
ues until complete and permanent cure
is rapidly effected and the cause Of the
annoyance 10 removed. Eczema, acne.
BARRIERS itch and all like diseases yield
to Poslam readily.
Poslam assures summer skin comfort
in quickly curing sunburn. mosquit
bites, ivy-poisoning. rashes, pimples,
hives. blisters. itching feet. etc. clearing
inflsnied spots. the complexion and red
noses over night.
POSLAM SOAP keeps the skin secure
against infection and disease. improves
its color and texture. soothes tender
skin. makes compilations clear, hand,
soft. The best shampoo for dandruif
All druggists sell Poslam (price, so
cents( and Poslam Soap lprice, rs
cents). For free samples. write to the
Emergency Laboratories. 80 West 9Sth
Street, New YORK City.
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WEDDING DURBAR
COSTING $4,000
FOR MISS CROKER
Brilliant Side Events to Mar.
riage of California HeireSs
to Malcolm Whitman.

HILLSBORO, Cal. July 17.-In the
presence Of the greatest gathering Of
the ultra fashionable rich ever seen In
the West. an $4,000 matrimonial durbar
was celebrated here to-day. following
the wedding Of Miss Jennie Adeline
Crocker. California's si5.O0O.OOo heiriss.
and Malcolm ID. Whitman, New York
business man and former Eastern ten
mis- star. The ceremony We performed
at St Matthews Episcopal Church, San
Mateo. by Bishop william Ford Nichols.
at noon.
The gown worn by the bride 10 re-
ported to have cost 10000.
The wedding celebration rivaled the
most famous nuptial displays of New
York's Fifth avenue set. Following
the church ceremony, which was the one
simple feature OF the days festivities,
the guests. wearing an aggregate OF
N,J0O.0O worth of Jewels, were enter
tained at wedding breakfast In a
Of $1,000. 1t will be torn down to-
morrow.
In this pavilion the guests seated
themselves amid a gorgeous floral spec
tacle. Orchids predominated. 5000 hav-
Ing been spent on this Gow.. alone in
providing the display. Thousands of
roses adorned the banquet boards or
surrounded the feasters on walls and
ceiling.
Throughout the afternoon fifty special
police loitered about the grounds as a
protection for the millions OF dollars In
jewelry with which the women guests
were bedecked, while another force
guarded the wedding gifts. which to-
tailed n fabulous sum In value.
The one prosaic feature was the pres
ence of the motion picture man. Every
incident of the day was pictured by the
busy cameras stationed at points of
vantage about the grounds. When the
films are ready Mrs. Whitman will pre-
sent sets of them to a number Of chosen
friends,
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COURT HOLDS YOUTH
AFTER YOUNG WOMEN
TELL OF ATTACKS

J. Wilson Candy. nineteen years old,
son Of r. q. Dandy. a prominent resident
OF Pleasant Plains. Staten Island, was
held without bail on the charge Of erim-
inai assault At noon to-day by Magis-
trats Handy at New Brighton and sent
10 the County Jail. The charge had tren
made by Bertha Machalstadt, fifteen
yssgs old. OF No. 40 willis avenna, tho
Bronx. who said that the attack was
made on July Q last.
Another complaint was made to-day
Against Candy on the charge OF assault
and robbery by Germaine Driiiard,
eighteen years old. Of No. 25s East
Forty-ninth street. Manhattan.
On July I CANDY called at her house
IN the Bronx. Bertha Machalstadt said,
And asked her parents n they would
let her accompany him 10 South Beach
ne following day. The parents con-
esntsd and the couple spent the whole
Gay at that place. About eleven O'clock
ehsy started for homo, and. according 10
the glrls story he walked her TO the
FOG Hills gcff links. where she said
me aNaok took place. Tho girl told
her mother and Candy was arrested.
when searched the police said q memo
randum book was found on him, with n
No OF forty Girls. most Of whom lived
In the Bronx or on the east SIDE. A
number Of pawntickets were also found.
At the time of his arrest Candy had
With him Hilda Schneider. sixteen years
cid. or Long Island City. who had been
missing from her homo since June Il.
cnn Drillnrd. who made the new
chafSc to-day said thW she located
Candy thro't,h his picture In the news
paper. due to the Bronx glra having had
MIN arrested. When she made the COM
plant before the Magistrate Dandy was
then pesne arraiSned and she positively
Identified him. She declared that Candy
assaulted ana robbed her Of a pocket
book containing 81 on tho Fingeroo
road. Fort Wadsworth, Richmond Bor-
oush. on the evening Of July 0. She had
been on her way TO visit friends at Eliz-
abethpor. and had crossed over on the
Staten Island ferryooat. Having never
been to Statsn Island before, she was
lost when che arrived at the 81. George
ferpyhouss and inquired OF Candy, who
happened 60 ne standing nearby. the way
10 get TO Elzabethport. He told her,
she said. he was waiting for the same
car ana would show her. Instead of
getting an Elizabethport car he put her
aboard South Beach car, she declared.
ana sat alongside OF her, and when they
reached ffngsrboard Road he told her Il
was the place 10 get of. They both
went along tho road for a quarter OF a
mile. when they struck the woods
where, she alleges. Candy attacked her
and knocked her down. He grabbed the
hatpin out OF her hat. she asserted, and
stabbed her In the right arm to make
her let 90 OF her pocketbook.
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Aisa NJ: A plain duinloin hair. tonic
will quickly stop the irritation and
soothe your tender scalp. To prepare.
pour ounce ouinzoin into y pint alco-
hoi ana to this add y pint water. Using
this auinxoin tonic regularly banishes
dsndruff and excess oillness. makes the
scalp healthy and induces an abundant
growth OF even colored. fluffy. brilliant
hair.
Myra O.: know you feel uncomtort-
able carrying around 30 much rat this
hot Weather. but II you dissolve
ounces parnotis in IN pints hot water
and take . tablespoonful before meals
you will soon regain your former wHkht
and shapeiy figure. The parnous treat
mont 10 quite harmless and dissolvss
the fat without any present or future
III effects. After your weight Is whers
YOU want II, your flesh will bs solid
and the skin free from, Wrinkles Thsn'
too, this method does not call Tor dieting
or violent exercise.
Bride: The skin on your hands and
face will be OF velvety sottness and
free s :rsm S:ma sr. ssa tsRy made sssn 'y
water in when has tssn stirred 2 lea:
sS;Sw ana sns: as.,m G s'rn n s%a
youth look to prsmA tursiy aged skins.
You will find the almoxoin cream Jelly
far superior to anything you ever used.
and Il positively will not grow hairs.
Ethel: Use . deiatons paste and you
will BE- quickly rid OF those annoying
hairs. With some water mix enough
powdered dslatone 10 cover the hairs not
wanted. Apply. and after = or min
utss RIB Oft and wash the skin. This
removes every trace of hair and leaves
the skin firm and smooth.
Mrs. Bob: S,raggly eyebrows can be
made to come In thick ana silky II py-
roxin b applied occasionally with fore.
~ lash roots with forsfinger and thumb
and they will come In long and curly.
BE careful and don't get any pyroxin
where no hair 10 wanted.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-16

The New York World Has Issued Ito
Illustrated Summer Resort Guide for
1912.
A big and profusely illustrated volume,
describing over 1000 Seashore, Noun.
tain and Country Hotels and Boarding
Houses. Copies of this extremely valu.
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The Worlds main and branch offices to
those who call for them. Get YOUR
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one would possibly want to know about
where to spend an ideal vacation. If
inconvenient to call in person send SIX
CENTS to defray actual postage and
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old. pleaded guilty TO unlawful entry.
No prior conviction. Pen!tentisry one
war.
Vincent r. Venture. twenty nine
yssrs old, pleaded guilty to carrying
revolver. No prior conviction. Peni-
tsntary one year.
Lille Williams. twenty-eight years
old; Carrie Jones; twenty-seven years
old. and VIM Parker. thirty-two yesrs
old. pleaded guilty to petit larceny.
Stole tis from man In street. No prior
convic lions. Each was sentenced to the
Penitentary for eleven months and
twsnty.nine days and fined $500.
stsphen J. o'Neiil. twenty years old,
pleaded guilty 10 petit larceny. Stole
o101 from employer. No prior convic-
tion. New York City Reformatory.
william J. Costello. eighteen years
old. convicted OF receiving stolen prop
srty. No prisr conviction. State Prison
not less than two years ana six months,
OF more than five years,
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LEADS
SLEUTH CHASE TILL
BULLET STOPS HIM
Youth Leaps From Moving "L"
Train and Detective Follows,
Making Capture.

Michael Bretone. q youth who lives
at No. 81 De Bevoise place. Brooklyn.
Is In Kings County Hospital with a
bullet wound through his thighs, in
nictcd by Detective John c. Fennessey
OF the Flatbush avenue station. Bre-
tone. 1t In charged. picked a woman's
pocket on a Brighton Beach elevated
train and then jumped from the mov-
Ing train In an effort to escape. He
wouldn't stop when the detective, in
pursuit, called upon him to halt; the
bullet resulted.
Just as Coney Island bound train
was pulling out OF the Prospect Park
station a young man tried to get out of
the gate and from the car behind him
came the screams OF a woman to stop
the man. Shs was Mrs. Anna Simpson
OF No. +5S State street. The escaping
man had taken her pocketbook, she
cried.
Before anybody could stop him the
alleged plckpocket was over the gate
and running up the station stairs. But
Detective Fennessey had heard the COM
motion and he vaulted the gate. with
the train already gathering good speed,
and ran after the fugitive.
Up the stairs and out into Lincoln
road. the chase continued. Bretone
lodged down Ocean avenue, between
two houses, under a barbed wire fence
and down into the cut of the Brighton
line. The detective would have followed
but he was too portly and ne stuck In
the barbed wire.
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ANOTHER SCORCHER,
BUT 1O-DEG. DROP
EXPECTED TONIGHT
Unknown Man Dies in Subway
Station Before Physician
Can Reach Him.

A temperature of 81 degrees at :
o'clock this afternoon made swelterinf
New Workers yearn for fufilment Of
the weather mans prediction OF
cooler" for tonight.
The day started with temperature,
somewhat more moderate than thos,
OF the last few days. but the mercury
climbed steadily during the day. 1t wa,
80 degrees at noon, reached 81 by ]
o'clock. was at 80 degrees at 2 o'clock
and 81 an hour later.
There was. however. very marked
decrease in the humidity. 1t was only
y per cent. with the temperature of gC
degrees. and had dwindled to Is per
cent. when the 9l-degree mark was
reached.
Ono death and eight pros,rations
marked the day.
An unidentified man sank into uncon-
scdousness on the platform Of the Eight
zenith street subway station and died
before the arrival OF an ambulance sur
econ. The physician called said heat
was the cause of death. The man was
about sixty years old, Ave feet nine
inches tall, weighed 100 pounds, wore a
black suit and white shirt and was
hatlsss.
The prostrations reported to the police
we're:
Louise Re,pde. No. 50 Thompson street,
prostrated on street, taken to st. Vim
cents Hospital.
Patrick Farley. forty-two. No. 81
Sixth avenue. taken from Third avenue
and Fourteenth street to Bellevue.
pat nj ,lS nra 0
East Forty-eighth street, taken homo
from No. 246 Fifth avenue.
Allen Clark, twenty-four. No. 54
Sixth avenue. taken home from Leroy
and Bedford streets.
Woman. forty-five. taken from No.
81 Jackson street to Gouvcrneur Hos
pitaL
Patrick McDermott twenty-slx. No.
Is East Sixty-fourth street: taken home
from No. n Central Park West
Joe Marucke. thirty. No. so New
street Orange. N. j.. taken from City
Hall Park TO Volunteer Hospital.
John Cssxa. forty, No. 227 Mulberry
street. taken home from Barrow and
Hudson streets.
The temperature from o'clock las,
niEht until 2 o'clock this morning stood
stationary at 70 degrees. There was a
drop Of 2 degrees until 7 o'clock, when
II began 70 rise again. At 7 o'clock II
was n degrees. at 8 It had risen to n
and at o'clock had reached the 81
mark.
The forecast issued by the local
Weather Bureau 10: Probably local
thunder showers and cooler to-day. To-
morrow. fair and cooler"
Observer Scarr said that the drop in
temperature by tonight would be con-
siderable. He predicted. unofIicially.
that u would be ten degrees cooler to-
night than II was last night.
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Active Securities,

United States Steel, IS. 500 shares: Reading.
Copper. 10. 500 shares and st. Paul, COO sharcs,
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Named DeleEate for T.. n.

At the meeting OF the Provisional
Committee OF the National Progressives
OF the Sixteenth Assembly District in
Bath Beach last night Judge J. Lott
Nostrand and James W. Gray OF
Sheepshead Bay were placed IN nom,-
nation for delegate TO the Chicago
Roosevelt convention. A contest threat
ening. Assemblyman Chiffon. In the in
terest OF harmony, Withdrew Judge Nos
rand, and Gray was unanimously In
dorsed. Allison l.. Adams was elected
chairman and Francis Lynch secretary
OF the permanent district organization.
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"D0PED" AND ROBBED.

A man who said lie was John r.
Burns. q locomotive fireman OF Balti-
more. died to-day at the Hudson Street
Hospital. When brought there at $50
O'Clock last night he claimed he had
been "doped' and robbed OF Si4.50 In
q Park Row saloon. A little later he
seemed all right and was dismissed.
but at 3.%5 o'clock this morning he
collapsed on Broadway near Thomas
street and was taken back to the nos
pi,al. The doctors worked over him
TIL dawn.
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IS men AND z women
GO TO PRISON As DAYS
!; WORK OF THE COURTS
Convicted criminals Jared badly In ths
Courts of General Sessions yesterday.
fftssn being given prison sentences
Dv JUDGE RosALOkY.


Walter Van Wagner. thirty-nins years
old. pleaded guilty to petit larceny No
prior conviction. stole jewelry valued
at so from apartment whore he was
working. Penhentiary for ak months.
James sullivan. twenty-five years old.
pleaded guilty to carrying revolver. En-
convict State Prison. six years.
Walter williams, Twenty-Five years
old, convicted OF highway robbery. Held
ND and robbed woman OF 81 900 worth
OF Jewelry Three prior convictions.
State Prison. fourteen ysarS and eight
months.
Samuel Schwartzberg. nineteen years
old. pleaded guilty to attempted grand
larceny. Stole watch and chain from
pedestrian on Eighth avenue. No prisr
convtction. Elmira Reformatory.
E Dv JUDGE o'suLLivAN.
Z, yohn Jameson. nineteen years old.
pleaded guilty to attempted burglary
Forced entrance into storeroom OF an
apartment house At No. 60 West One
Hundred and Sixteenth street. No prior
conviction. Elmira Reformatory.
Francis J. Kelly. twenty years old.
pleaded guilty 10 grand larceny. Stole
wearing apparel from apartment at No
~ East Fortieth strest. No prtor con-
viction. Emira RSformatosy.
George Stsvridos. nineteen years ola.
and George Mastros. ninetesn years old.
pleaded guilty TO assault. No previous
couvtctions. Each sentenced to the
Deoiteutiary for thirty days
= " JUDGE MuLoUggN.
HOWARD Johnston. seventeen years
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Used to Complain of Million
aires Speedy Wooing, but
She Is Faster.

The matrimonial affairs OF Walter
Phelps Dodge got Into the limelight
again to-day with the announcement
that his third wife. Mrs. Helen steck
Dodge. who divorced him April Is last.
alleging inhuman and cruel treatment.
had married George W. Kirkman. New
fork manager Of q Detroit real estate
company.
Mrs.. Dodge used to complain OF the
sw1ftness Of Dodgc's wooing. Now she
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FRS 'PHEeR5-DODGE

has emulated him and gone him better.
for she and Mr.. Kirkman met at Asbury
Park only three weeks ago. July s they
were married at a clergyman's house.
There 80 quiet was the affair kept that
II was two days before her mother. Mrs.
Mary Belle Sleek, who opposed the
match. found It out. The couple then
obtained maternal forgiveness. smiled
all the way to New York, and took an
apartment at the Ansonia.
Il want my story knownl" declared
Mrs. Dodge. who Is only twenty years
old now. when she was entering suit
against Dodge. Il want other girls who
think OF marrying rich men to think
and then not do III"
Mrs. DodEe-kirkman does not con-
s!der Mr.. Kirkman dangerously rich,
but only comfortably so.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-07-16
sAMAR1rANs HAVE WAR.
Duluth Police lnterfsres In a stvrmy
Meeting Of Doard.

Duluth, Mimi. July 10.-Bitter war
fare has broken out in the executive
board Of the Modern Samaritans, the
headquarters of which are located here
Imperial Scribe w. A. Hicken. Imper-
ial Treasurer o. F. Collier, General
Counsel A. E. McManus. H. ]. Aschen-
bach and C. E. Lovett, 1t is alleged
are arrayed on one side. in opposition
to Imperial Good Samaritan John
Christie, z. H. Austin Of Minneapolis.
F. M. Bombach and w. H. Salter, the
other member of the council.
A meeting of the board was called.
but was, 1t is claimed, such stormy
affair that no business was transacted.
The calling of the police to eject one
member and locking the doors to
keep other members out were features
of the meeting, according to state.
nlents made by those present.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-07-16
Transfer EVIL considered.

st. Paul, July 10.-According to an
official high in the service of the
Twin City Rapid Transit company,
that concern is losing thousands Of
dollars every year through a more
Or less organized system of transfer
exchanging. The offenders are police
men, newsboys, elevator men and the
general public. Unless some effort
Is made by the police to stop the
practice. this official says. the street
car company will try to have an ordt
nance passed by the city councils Of
Minneapolis and st. Paul, making the
use Of transfers by other than the per.
son to whom they were issued a misde.
moanoI.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-07-16
SYNOPSIS.

CHAPTER Lieut.. Harry Mallory 10
prdered to the Philippines. He and Mar
lorie Newton decide to elope, but wreck
bf taxicab prevents their seeing minister
on the way to the train.
CHAPTER I1.-Transcontinental train
ls taking on passengers. Porter has q
lively time with an Englishman and Ira
Lathrop, a Yankee business man.
CHAPTER 1I1-The clippers have IN
exciting time getting to the train.
CHAPTER 1v.-"Little Jimmie'' Wei
lington, bound for Reno to get divorce.
boards train in maudlin condition. Later
Mrs. Jimmie appears.
CHAPTER v.-she IL also bound for
Reno with same object. Likewise Mrs..
Sammy Whitcomb.
CHAPTER vI.-Latter blames Mr..
Jimmie for her marital troubles. Class
mates of Mallory decorate bridal berth.
CHAPTER v11.-Rev. and Mrs: Temple
start on q vacation. They decide to cut
loose and Temple removes evidence OF his
calling.
CHAPTER .vI1I.-Marjorie decides to
let Mallory proceed alone. but train
starts while they are lost in farewell.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-07-16
Await Word From Colonel.

Chicago, July 10.-At a conference
held OF leaders of the Merrian-Jones
Progressive faction Of the Republi.
can party, 1t was decided to postpone
action in the national campaign until
Msdill Mccormick returns from his
meeting with Colonel Roosevelt ct
Oyster Bay. A subcommittee con.
pisting Of Charles q. Merriam, Chas.
Ringer and Harold Ickes. was ap-
pointed to confer with the signers Of
the Progressive call for Illinois In a
efIort to agree on Q plan.