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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1912-01-20
HYPOCRICY.

You nave Tie PICK.
REEKING HYPOCRICY.
The League tell you as a rea-
son why you should vote against
John 7. Michel that he is a
Ward Boss" and belongs to
the Ring"
Let's see how sincere these
people are:
None can deny that the League
movement of to-day is but a con-
tinuation of the Wilkinson move
ment Of four years ago. Prac-
ticalIy the same bunch of outs"
compose it.
Then we will start four years
ago, when they sacrificed old
man Wilkinson.
The same cry as is urged
to-day against Ward Bosses
and the necessity Of downing
them was raised then, and the
good Colonel was the pure mar
put forth to unhorse the vile fell
lows, just as pure Judge Hall is
to-day looked upon to do the
stunt.
One pretty evening, four years
ago, just after Crusader Wilkin-
son had feathered the w h o e
Ring host in a fiery grafton to
the "Boss-ridden people of New
Orleans" he was caught in an
old warehouse trying to make
terms with Alex Pujol, one of
the biggest bosses in the city of
New orleans.
Thus was the mask torn off of
Col. Wilkinson and the whole
movement, as far as their Anti
Boss pretensions were concerned.
They showed themselves to be
insincere place-hunters, using
the Ward Boss" issue and at
the same time trying to induce a
ward boss into supporting them
by offering him a part of the
patronage of the city of New
Orleans.
Now this election.
Same bunch.
Same issue.
Change of heavy man only.
With waving battle-fag en-
0lazoned with Down with the
ing and ringsters and a return
o pure Democracy and an honest
primary election" the tattered
lost send A REPUBLICAN to
Monroe to pick out an ANTI
RING candidate for A CON-
IENTION to nominate to down
he ring with.
Judge Luther E. Hall is
,rought forth and spurred for
he war against the ring.
At once the valiant warrior
:harges. ]
He tells the people what a
,ampire the Ring is; what a
raud is the over paid game
warden and what rascals are the
Of voters under the
ing. J
But, like Col. Wilkinson, he
vas only acting the part Of the !
.ypocrite, the insincere and the J
eceiVer. !.
"A letter from him, written but
Nv months ago, to a ring
nd Of his, was produced. ,
letter implored this friend,
lry Bernstein, of Shreve !
ave the administration ;
he game Wardens and t
5 and other friends forf
ID IN his race for the s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-17
YOUNG CONVERTS
OF Billy Sunday Conduct Interesting
Meeting at Wsr~ood Christian
Church Last Evening.

Last evening at the warwood Chris
tian church the Dunlap Eneix evangeL
istic combination had charge OF the
meeting. and e was largely attended
and very successful Rev. Mr.. Pryor
turned the meeting over to the com
bination. all Of whom are Billy" Sun
day converts. and an interesting pro
gram ~ music and addresses was car.
ricd out The cornet accompaniment
by Mr. John Colvig and a vocal duet
by Miss sarah Colvig and ?. D. Wal
ton featured the musical end % the
program. and addresses we're made by
"Spooky" Dunlap. Edwards Donald.
son. Lloyd &. EneIx and Walton. All
were 10 the point and the meeting
proved very successful To- morrow
evening Uncle Jimmy Johnson vii
address fhc congregation
Interesting services we're conducted
in The FIRST " . church Of Elm Grove
last evening By twenty members q
the Travis Trallers' Club The
meeting was in charge ~ Harry Trav-
BE-. and nine persons united with The
church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-17
MAY BRIDGE SLIP
City Engineer Cooke TO Report on
Feasibility Of Making Temper
airy Repairs TO Wheeling Hill.

City Engineer G. Il. Cooke. yester.
day investigated the condition sur.
rounding the last slip on the Wheel
ing hill road near Fulton. for the
purpose OF ascertaining whether or
not it would be advisable to make
temporary repairs so that the road
could be re-Opened for travel.
The investigation was made on or.
ders from the Board OF Control at the
request of committe from the Ohio
Valley Auto Club. which met with
the board yesterday morning. and
asked that the slip be bridged over
temporarily 30 that tranice could be
resumed. They cited the fact that
vehicle drivers are greatly inconven-
fenced since the road has been closed
and that the condition Of McCulloch
street h bad and will be worse when
the work Of paving II Is commenced
and for this reason asked that the
board take immediate action The
committee was composed OF Messrs
George r Stifel. W = Stone. George
NJ. Shook. a. l. Meyer. ". &. Ogden.
a W PAUL. Joseph r. Naylor. John
Wallace and Secretary Earle Wagner.
Engineer Cooke will report to the
board at It's session this morning and
n he reports that such repairs a.
possible. the board will authorize him
10 proceed AZ once with the work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-17
ART EXHIBIT
Al the Wheeling High School. Opens
with Large Attendance.

The high school art exhibit opened
Yesterday and was we'll attended
This afternoon and evening should
double the number az the first day
and will eventually swell the pro
ceeds toward the picture fund The
pictures are reproductions % the
worlds Ereatest artists and sculptors
of an ages and times
The pictures are on display ia four
rooms ON the second foDr and the
visitors are entertained during their
stay b. vocal and instrumental solos
and duets and Nictroia has been
Installed for the exhibit b. r. w..
Haumcr music house
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-17
BR ELS

Yesterday morning AZ 1870 OF
hcer IS r. Wickham arrived from
WeIlsburg Ulth his tVo men who
are charged With jumping a board
bill The men we're caught in Wells
burg by Omcer Appiegate and the
local officer VAS notified ana returned
with the men. uho we're sent 20 Jail
20 await trial In Justice Dobbs court
The prisoner Ambrose Kroniznr.
alias u J1res. and Houndy Jones.
we're placed under arrest on CON.
plant ~ Henry Hoffman. ut1 Fuore
out warrant before squire Dohbs
no datr has been sef Tor fha trial
Owing f0 che rr 'rv ueafher m
last SATURDAY. ffe WheeImen's cub
% he Y 81 g. A postponed their
rida but gill ~ fo HayIand. - on
Saturday afternoon m ffa ucafher
psrmifs The club fa constantly
growing and there are about forty
members nou enrolled A. enc Goa.
on advance. frn rides uIu ha fr.
erased anf hF MD summer fre club
wln O. to Tiff.hr-rf anf other cities
within q radius ~ about 81. miles
-inprDvrmrrfa ere being made f1
No Better Store af fha corner o.
Main and Elavrrft streets intIaGIna
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-17
FREIGHT MEN
OF the Local District Hold Conference
a. the NcLure-Severai Rate
Changes Proposed

~ a conference ~ the Wheeling
freight committee. composed NJ freight
men ~ the different railroads In this
vicinity. held Yesterday afternoon in
fhe Mcclure Hotel several matters
we're taken up although matters that
uere definitely acted upon we're not
made public. Several changes In tho
freight rates were proposed
7. J Walters. district freight agent
~ mo ~ a. % in Pittsburgh. presided
st The meefInr. while others who a..
tended vero % p Lourv. 81 tho Penn.
fyivauIa railroad in Cleveland. Y
Johnson. ~ 'he Panhandle division a.
fhe Pennsylvania. o. Moran Of
fhe WheelIng Terminal 2 " Hraden
ri fhe Pennsylvania Charles CrirweII
rf fhr y a o. o. % Tagior. az piua
lurrf. ri fhe WtreHrE Terminal and
~ D. Marsh. NJ tho % a o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-17
MAKE COMPLAINT
Local Master Plumbers Want OrdL
nance Enforced Win References
20 Men Residents

~ The mcctinr ~ ths board ~ con.
troll yesterday moruinE. "a deIazsfIou
o. fhe Master Plumber Association
attended. and asked that me rify ~rfI
hence proFidinr frr an plumbers Co.
furnish BOND fHr drr'ur up fhr
streets o. snfrrrrd urou fhr ono
plumbers ar well aa those rf fh.a cIfr
They stated that plumbers from tho
Ohio eide come over here and d. uors
rrd Gre NOT compelled to rive bond
The board decided f1 uort in CON
junction. with me MASTER Aumhera
and 300 that fhe iau vac enforced in
dIarrim uafefV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-17
GOOD ROADS
MEETING HELD
UsoEs AUSPICES o. sRoosE
AUTO AND DRfVIsc clUa
iutrrrsfIns sos-esses p-iiser,o sy
Entngsisstie Aesocsfes-
9eeormendsfionsN Mace

Last evening In the rooms % the
Brooke Auto and Driving Club OF
WeilsbCrg. the friends and out OF
town visitors were delightfully."- enter.
tained with an elaborate banquet and
social session There were thirty
guests present and a very enjoyable
evening was spent In speechmaking
and talks by the various members on
the god roads situation in Brooke
county. Letters were read by p. A
Chapman. president of the club from
the auto clubs of Hancock and Wash
ington counties and Roy McClave. OF
Steubenville. representing the Jeffer-
son county good roads club delivered
very interesting talk on the topic
and was applauded for the able man
men in which he handled the subject.
Mr.. F. A. Chapman. president OF the
club, was POSTMASTER and ably filed
the position keeping in the foreground
always. good roads. Mr.. II. s. Sands.
Of Wheeling, was present representing
the Ohio county Auto Club and told
OF the work which was being done
and that was the intention of the club
on the good roads situation. At the
conclusion of his address, was ap-
plauded and cheered.
Much enthusiasm is being shown by
the club members and during the bust
ness session, automobile owners, who
were present and other in a vo>s
which was unanimous was in favor
OF the bond issue. Considerable
money is in the hands OF the County
commissioners and the suggestion
that the money be extended for the
good roads and the general benefit OF
the situation was approved. Follow
ing is list OF the guests present:
Roy McClave. Steuhenvillle; Jas. Nc
Clery, Lawrence Neville, Ed. Elkins.
Geo. Curtis, A. p. Christian, Jno. J.
Kerr. II. r. McCamic. II. Brozka. F. A.
Chapman, A. l.. Carter. ]. T. Douglas,
sam Baxter, all of Wellsburg: Charles
Herbert A. S. Creig. II. b. Mahan, all
of Folldnsbee; Edwin Ferguson. Steu-
benville; ii. 5. Sands. Wheeling; D.
NJ. Harvey. o. L. Marquet. Dan Gam.
Bile. Jno Baker. G. o. PAUL, c. r.
Waugh. Jno. Fisher. Chas. ID. Cowl,
Chas. Wilson. Dan Stoerk and c. X.
Weirick, all of WeiIsburg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-17
A CORRECTION

f1 Mondays .rsuo of ne frfefr.
SCORER. typographical error occurred
'n fhn reir'-nrafor advert Ieameuf 81
ffn Coo vs. lohrsHus Sons CO.. so
|-II Vain street TIE correct price
on fhn rrfr.rfrafnr Illustrated should
haf" been $3.50 Instead 81 81 s0
This mistake vac made throurh r.
printers error and ls corrected In
fofaya 'ssue in order 90 avoid anv
chance of mifuudsrafandinE The
reiriEcrnfor shown in the advertise.
mcnt is a great value at SCI -O. and
ne msiabr was plainly apparent 20
most anybody Elsewhere tn todaya
ssue OBJ" advertisement viii BE- found
correctly priced.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-17
M COLLOCH STREET
To Be Paved and In Good Condition
for Traffic According 20 Board
Of Control.

According TO statements made By
members Of the board Of control. Nc.
Coiloch street will be paved and
ready for traffic by July. Bids for
the paving will be opened by the
board. tuesday. April %. and the con.
tract awarded. The north end OF the
street viii be paved first and one side
OF the street improved AZ a time and
the trahic diverted 20 the other side
OF the street during the progress OF
me work. A new foundation will bs
laid wit IN tile drainage system un.
derneath 80 that all water viii be
carried on without damage TO Tie
foundation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-17
CONVENTION
o. ths christisn churchst VIII o.
Held 81 Bsthary Nay
eth 20 eth.

Win doieEatea present from each
Christian churCh ln fhe state. zoe
forty third annual rrnVen ion 81 the
Christian churches in West NirrIrin
ull b. held in uefhaur. opeuirE Mar
nrd rnrrluduE on fhe ofh. The
meofinra ufn Do heid in the oiI Beth
any church An fnfereatnr program
taa b~rn prepared End ia In charre
~ Rev W fi Firifa ~ fhis rifr uho
o. president % o. White o. aecrr
tary
some 81 the subjects Cor discuss
are The Preacher af Work when.
where and Hos to Work in West Viz
Einia.' ard intercstnG topics scs-
sioua uil DO devoted 20 bible school
eork and Christian Endeavor studt
FRIDAY. me ast day Of tho vonvcut.
Jon will BE- spent In sisht sccing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-17

II was arranged with DIR. T. NJ. Has
kins TO call the chief TO his place on
the South Side and detain him long
enough for the fire apparatus to ar
rive at the Atlantic Engine house,
where the presentation was made
Apparatus from FIT. Kalbitzer. Eighth
ward. Niagara, Hook and Ladder. TT.
Henry and men from the Vigilant No.
,, were present when Mr.. Schulz called
the Haskins residence and told the
Chief to come to the Atlantic at once
and bring physician. DIR. Haskins
had some very pressing business which
detained him and Mr.. Rose took DIR.
RI. Hersey in his machine and speed
ed to headquarters where he found
the men and the rigs congregated
He was invited in by Mr.. Brennan
and was told in a short speech the
kindness and esteem in which they
held him and also mentioned the de-
parture of ex-Chief AIJmeyer and the
recent gift to him. At the conclusion
OF the presentation speech. Chief Rose
endeavored to respond, but his words
were hardly heard. as emotion filled
his heart, but he managed TO say boys
am not a speechmaker. but you can
bet ] appreciate your kindness and
friendship and you bet I won't forget
the boys OF 1912 and I'll wear il as
long as 4 am Chief and keep IL until
the grave" The boys responded with
a loud burst of applause. and after
harlshaking. departed for their re-
spective houses. Quite a number Of
prominent people were in attendance,
among them Judge l. S. Jordan and
Charles r Blanchard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-17
FIRE CHIEF ROSE
GIVEN GOLD BADGE
HAPPY sURPRisE PULLED or At
TrE ATLANTIC ENGINE
MOUSE
Prssent.tioa s5sesh As,ss - Atto~,sy
srenrsn-chief Rsss Respsns.
Feelinaiy

Yesterday afternoon through the
Efforts Of Charles Schull. assistant IRE
chief and the nre ladaies. OF the city
department. Fire Chief Edward Rose
Was pleasantly surprised when he vas
presented with a beautiful IS-karat
gold badge set OF with a karat and \
quarter pure white diamond pure based
through Jacob ". Grubb. the local
Jeweler. and was especially designed.
Attorney J. Harold Brennan made an
eloquent presentation speech In which
he lauded the new chief in behalf of
his fremen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-17
he repainting OF The steel ceIilnRs.

the repalnting or the steel ceilings.
Smoke mp "a piece Of glass this
morning and see Old Sol partially
eclipsed. Those who would see the
phenomenon a. ifs best should pre-.
pare 20 do 20 before the sun rises.
4 meeting Of the buildings and
grounds and library committees Of
The board % education vas held on
Monday evening. when routine bust
ness vas transacted preparatory TO
the regular meeting ~ the board 10
morrow evening
4 number 81 straw lids are In
evidence on the streets since the
warm wave
Joe Boshy VAS called boz tho
criminal court yesterday morning. but
tailed fo APPEAR. and scire farIas
and rspias acre ordered issued Tor
BIN and placed Dol Tho hands 90 ffe
sheriff Eosbv came here from Mar.
fnf Ferrr and vas arrc-fed. and
ehen Hearrhed "a gun was found on
h.m md 30 saa indicted hv fha Isef
Grand jury under fha pistol fofinr
Iau. end his trial vas ct for vastar.
day The writ is refurnabIe Wnf 80
CIy Auditor Geis.r is serdinr
ouf nofrra fo iocal saloonIsfa and
liquor draIrra. Informing them that
hey murf comply uIfI .He Iau end
h'r their applications forether sin
'hnir fi.H0' deposit 0n 0r before Nav
Similar rules appI. to county %.
rIIrafIuur
CHARGED vim being drunk and
1Iror1eriF. Frrr1n Tnfrrrr. r. rrrrr
rpr on H a O train SO goo uar
yesterday fref g.. end costs az o.
la1s in fhe o,unfF faU tf s4rre %
% Hobbs De- f1of fhe .sf sanfarre
= number % IoeaI min afsrs aIu
rrrarh SPECIAL sermons Ir ahrrrrarra
RI fhr third annual TuherruIraIa Sun.
DAY on sunday April le. ffr national
aFaOriafI0n having go aside ftIs fav
Tor The study and prevention Of fHhsr
culoaia Last vear over sl 600
churches observed tho day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-17
POCKET BILLIARD

The pocket billiard Championship
contest % West Virginia. opened az
the Lyric pool parIors last evening
between Carl Pugh and James Eur.
ton Of this city Pugh ran 40 IN
Burtons io6 Pugh made the high
run 81 thirty during the evening
The contest will continue Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday evenings
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-17

Drop Head DomerfIr marfIr. rr.
condition. cheap White srvIrr Ma
chine Co, f6 Eleventh street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-17
Choose the Fabric
From Hess

fHrf mrnH nara.ra ... Lee H.
fa orc r.aEa fHa nIIf FL. f.f .. $3.50
fnr fl fha STYLE gau desire
Hsss ulad- suif must Dol aaf. rf..f4rv
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-17
TAFT MEETING
AT ELM GROVE
LARGE NUMBER OF PROMINENT
REPUBLICANS ATTEND.
Taft Meeting viii Be Held Friday
Evening at Edsineton Lane at
the Public School.

-Four more years of Bill" was the
slogan sounded at the Triadelphia dis
trict Republican meeting held last
evening at Hands hall, Elm Grove.
The meeting was presided over by r.
l.. Blowers. of Edgwood. who sounded
the keynote by referring to the work
done in Ohio county by one Bill. dur
ing recent weeks. and said the Re
publicans wanted four more years of
another Bill for president Mr..
Blowers introduced Hon. j. G. Hea rne.
II. {. ogden. Attorney Henry Nolte.
s. VI. Case. and other speakers. who
delivered addresses championing the
candidacy of President Taft.
The hall was crowded with promi-
nent Republicans. who are interested
in the candidacy OF President Taft.
II was ore OF the largest meetings
held by the Taft Republicans since
the campaign opened in Ohio county.
Music was furnished during the even
ing by Summers band.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-17

Another Democratic candidate has
entered the race for chief OF police.
The new candidate Is Jen Frame
This makes three entrants in the race.
the other two being Joe Schllck and
Tom Paddcn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-17

Plans have been inaugurated by the
Republicans TO hold a
Taft meeting at the Edgington Lane
public school on Friday evening. A
number Of prominent Taft supporters
Of this vicinity will deliver addresses
at the meeting.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-06-08

have plead guilty.
This Is only the beginning of q
campaign which will cover the entire
state. The special agent Of the state
board of health will leave for the
northern section Of the state and will
no doubt file complaints against ev-
cry violator of the law.
DR.. II. M. Bracken, secretary and
executive officer Of the state board of
health, says that the general impress
sion seems to be that these records
are required merely for the purpose
of compiling statistics. While it is
true that they are used for this pur-
pose, yet the most important part is
that these are permanent records and
will often be required in future years
for the purpose of establishing school
age, age of consent, the age for prac-
tice in various professions, for voting,
for jury service, as well as Identify
ing the individual for the purpose of
securing inheritance. The board is
now enforcing this law so that the
records may be complete, having for
the first time in it's history been able
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-06-08

usual commencement exercises. Ham
ilton College will celebrate its centen-
NAL and hopes to have President Taft
among the visitors. Pratt Institute,
Brooklyn. will celebrate it's twentyy
fifty anniversary. At the University
Of Chicago the week will be made not
able by the dedication Of the William
Rainey Harper Memorial Library.
The eighth triennial congress of
the Chambers Of Commerce of the
British Empire is to assemble in Lon
don during the week Among the
topics for discussion will be CONNER
cial relations between the mother
country and the colonies. the Pana-
ma canal, emigration, remedies for, la
Dor disputes, and reciprocity between
Canada and the West indies.
The athletes who will represent the
United States in the Olympic games
at Stockholm will sail from New York
on the steamship Finland on Friday.
The Canadian Olympic team is sched-
uled to sail the following day from
Montreal. -
! One of the important weddings of
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-06-08
THE BEMlDJl DAILY PIONEER.

tion Of births and deaths In the south
ern part Of the state. To date the
work has been completed in Fillmore
and Dodge counties.
In both of these counties it was
found that a great number of births
and some deaths were not being re-
ported as the law requires. The re-
suit of this is,jnvestigation was that a
complaint was filed against nine ply,
sicians in Fillmore county. In Dodge
county four physicians and two par
ents plead guilty to having failed to.
make the reports of births as required
by law and were assessed one dollar
and costs each. At the same time a
complaint was filed against sexton
for having permitted the, burial of a
body without burial permit. The
punishment in this case was a little
more than that, of the physicians and
parents, as the penalty for the physi-
clan and parent maxe it misde-
meanOr, while in the case of the sex
ton there was special penalty which
made the minimum fne twenty dol
lars. In both counties all of them
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-06-08
News Forecast for the Coming Week.
Washington. b. c., June S.--Com-

News Forecast for the Coming Week.
Washington, D. c., June S.--Com-
mittee meetings, political conference
es and other activities preliminary to
the assembling Of the Republican ma
tional convention will get into full
swing during the next few days. Be-
fore the end of the week the great
army of convention delegates and Wis
itors will begin their march on Chi
cago. Until the battle for the presi-
Dental nomination is ended the west
ern metropolis will continue the CEN
ter towards which the eyes of the
nation will be directed With the
end of the Republican contest, how
ever, public attention will make a
quick shift to Baltimore where there
will be a similar gathering of the
clans to name the head of the Dem
ocratic national ticket.
The week will mark the beginning
of the college commencement season
At several of the we'll known institu-
tions of learning special celebrations
are to be held in connection with the
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-06-08

tho, week will be that Of Miss Mar
ie,rie Ide, daughter of Henry G. Ide.
United States minister to Madrid, and
sister of Mrs. w. Bourke Cochran, to
Shane Leslie, which will take place
Tuesday at the summer residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Bourke Cochran at
Port Washington, L. ].
The annual celebration of Flag Day
throughout the United States, the
meeting of the National Conference
of Charities and Correction in Cleve-
land, the annual Rose Festival in
Portland, Ore, the celebration abroad
of the second centenary of the birth
of Jean jacques Rousseau, the con-
vention of the National Electric Light
association in Seattle, and the prog
ress of the revolutionary movements
in Mexico and Cuba are also expected
to contribute to the news of the week.