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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-08-16

matters of much Importance will
come up for action.
On next Friday night called con-
vocation of Mt. Vernon Chapter. No
ID, Royal Arch Masons will be assem-
J bled in the tabernacle in Masonic
Temmple,at which time work in sew
eral of the degrees will be put through
There was a special communication
of Alexandria Washington Lodge of
Masons at the Masonic Temple on
Tuesday night, when the first, and
second degrees Of the order were con-
ferred.
Andrew Jackson Lodge No. 100,
met in stated communication last
night.
Most Worshipful w. L. Andrews, OF
Roanoke, Grand Master of Masons in
Virginia, will officially visit the two
local lodges some time during the
month of September.
On the evening of September the
9Th, the members of Silver Moon
Council, No. 26, Degreeof Pocahon-
tas, will hold lawn fete on the lawn
in front of the Young Peoples Build
ing on Washington street. Tickets
are now on sale for the occasion. The
regular weekly meeting of this organ
ization was held in their hall on north
Pitt street Wednesday night.
At their stated council on Wednes-
day night in their council home Oil the
corner of Prince and Royal streets,
Osceola Tribe No. l, Improved Order
of Red Men, conferred the several
degrees of the order on five candi-
dates.
Seminole Tribe assembled around
its council fire in semi-monthly coun-
ell on Tuesday night on the fourth
floor of the Alexandria National Bank
building, and elected one candidate for
adoption, and received the application
of one other.
A business meeting of Fitzgerald
Council. No. 459, knights of Column
bus, was held in st. Mary's hall on
Wednesday night.
The dancing committee of the Eiks
Lodge gave an all day excursion to
Colonial Beach on Thursday which
was largely attended.
In Odd Fellows Hall on last Tues
day night, the regular meeting OF Sa-
marian Rebecca Lodge, No. 27, l. O.
0. F., was held when much business
Of interest to the lodge was transac-
ted:
At the first regular meeting # the
newly organized lodge of Moose
Friendship No. 1076), which was held
in Sarepta hall on last Friday night,
eight novices were initiated. The
meetings of this lodge will be every
Friday night in the future.
Oriental Lodge of Odd Fellows,
will meet in regular weekly session
TONIGHT in their hall in North Column
BUS street, at which time degree work
will be exemplified.
Sarepta Lodge held its regular
meeting in the same place on Wednes-
day night, and transacted routine
business.
Oriental Lodge, Knights of Pythlas'
held it's regular weekly meeting IN
their Castle on north Pitt street Tues
day night.
Suit for S25, 1000 Damage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-08-16

Lots of women would be glad Ii
thew could send their hair to the laun-
dry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-08-16
WEEKS HAPPENINGS in
FRATERNAL CIRCLES.

After being in vacation for several
months, stated conclave of Old Do
minion Commandery. No. II, knights
Templar, will be held in Masonic
Temple tonight, when it is understood
matters of much Importance will
come up for action.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-08-16
Good
Training
For
Business
Is Ignored
By LEXIS NIXON
Former Ship Builder. New York

to know enough social religious and political and the Ian
guage the people he day have to do business to
yhet his appetite for more. This is bu1ness age.
average American school boy after eight years in public school,
doesn't the principal cities the United States are located
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-08-16

PUBLISHED DAILY.
Tho Alexandria Gazette Corporzsios
Gazette BldS.s King Street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-08-16

On next Friday night called con-
vocation of Mt. Vernon Chapter. No.
ID, Royal Arch Masons will be assem-
bled in the tabernacle in Masonic
Temmple,at which time work in sew
eral of the degrees will be put through.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-08-16

in the Of
property thriving would write
out fire invaded home, would
would be have the
bank might because against
ble old and POVERTY
We pays per cent? saving accounts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-08-16
R0SENFEE ELY

Window Shade.
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Any size, color Or quail
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Estimates cheerfully
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No order TOO large or no
order too small.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-08-16

There was a special communication
of Alexandria Washington Lodge Of
Masons at the Masonic Temple on
Tuesday night, when the first, and
second degrees Of the order were con-
ferred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-08-16

Andrew Jackson Lodge No. 100
met in stated communication last
night.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-28
STILL ANYBODY'S GUESS ls
SECOND BALLOT BEGINs

Baltimore Md, June zS The bali
lot pf the early ~marning was taken
today ass the starting point for an
speculation about the Democratic
convention as to VINO would bee its
pandidafn For pres3dan3. All cies
we're crutercd on New York, lllinub
ana indlanu, The feeling was Een-
cral that tine nominee or the conveu-
tlou is assured of practically solid
south next November and nl euer-
giles were turned that way. The
northern states. notably Illinois aud
indiana, it is said. viii combine
enough electoral Voses from the
north and south tn secure victory
Messrs Murphy Sullivan and Tag
CART, the three leaders or these
northern states. have been in con
latant consultation ana have been
working Ia harmony. They planned
to go over the situation before tho
lLallotIng Is resumed this afternoon.
Tho New York detegation has an
element Of at9ut one-third OF its
strength. favorable 30 Wilson. but
the ptedominating element of about
sixty votes ~ Tor any one who has
reasonable assurance of carrying
| New YORK.
Thus far the New York delegation
has reached this stage At th'
caucus yesterday the delesutei
agreed upon complimentary
/ vote Tor Harmon. they may follow
| this with "a complimentary vote fol
! Gaynor and they probably VIII con.
tinue thvse complimentary votes un
an thcv can see more definitely thei
way to make the large vote of th'
/ Empire state most cffcctNe
: Tammauy caucus was cardeo
for o'clook today and the Harmon
leaders were to 60 into conference
about the same time.
daWcs Expects Quick settlement
Chairman ollie james reiterated
his view that therc would he no dead
lock when the convention opens at
lo'clock and that thc standard bcntci
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-28


Washington june eS Senator Ia
Toilette haze written tho following
editorial ln the current number of
LaFoliette's Weeks.
Unu Eooseven came into thc open
as "a candidate sou tine presidency lita
months ago, There wees strong ait
rapidly growing progressive move
mcni within the Republican party lt
was based upon clearly defined
principles n stood forth as the rep
rescntutive of modern political
thought ou fandlmenai pemocrncy
% had assumed national proportions
% was united.
Into this movement, Nnru o. gave
promise of national success. Hpogr
Welt projected bis ambition io De-
president % third time lle Hpcnt
weeks carefully planning Fpuntan
eOus cali loT himself lie responded
by announcing that he would he %
receptive candidate llis candidacy
began tu drag uo and hia friends
we're h desp,dr Then came his de-
feat in Norh Dakota. lIo became
desperate.
An Cuui nous campaign ihhh MhH
raised. Headquarters were opened in
New York Washington chicago ana
states east and west Newspaper
writer's wore engaged at large prices
to boom his candidacy Special trains
were hired and the receptive cundi-
date started in frantic pursuit oi
the nomination ln thc history ot
American politics there never hoH
been in ID primary campaign inr
presidential nomination au approach
to the extravugant expenditures made
la his campaign
Men notorousN identified with the
steel trun and tho --arvoster trust
became his most active supporters.
leading rrDIaurIes siand paiiofa
and polhI,I hoesrs nf enc Hanna
and QUAY suri ncctme hls closest poo
liticsi nuruiH aud ailicH in many
states
Is number of the newer recruits
men who before 1905 with three nr
fouf exception had either been iniii-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-28
Nebraskan With Two Votes
As Candidate for President
Practically Dictates Every
Plank in Resolutions.
OUTLINE SUBJECT TO
CANDIDATES APPROVAL
Thrice Defeated Candidate for
President Directs Home
Thrust at Privilege Seek
ing Glass" With Two-Thirds
of Convention Behind Him.

tBy EveninG Herald 4. y. Leased wiFeD
Bryan had NO word to say today on
the first presidential ballot "a the
Democratic national convention.
After the adjournment of the all
night session the Nobraskan hurried
"a his hotel. where he retired for
needed rest. He indicated that the
delegates already had spoken their
mind against Underwood and Har-
mon. but was nOn-committal az 10
whether his choice was Clark or Will
son. although he added that he had
voted for Clark.
Mr.. Bryan believes that ne has
achieved a great moral victory in sc-
curing the passage OF his Morgan
Ryan Belmont resolution which was
hurled into the convention like
bombsheii last night
over the breakfast table Mr..
Bryan talked freely OF the resolution.
Asked what the effect would he.
he replied
you wait for week. There
never has been such an alignment Of
political party against any interest.
Just see the vote that was cast for
the resolution.
"Is not the resolution nulnfied by
the cancellation of the last clause de-
manding the withdrawal OF eny dele
gates representing the Morgan Ryan
Belmont interests2"
NO. replied Mr., BRYAN with em-
phasis THE last clause was merely
putting into effect the first CLAUSE.
When before 400 any convention have
We had such men named 2"
what de- you thing of Virgnias
vui" Toe favor Of the resolution There
were 20 votes Tor lt. aud one-half
vote against a. And Thomas D..
Ryau wus sitting ln the delegation.
This resolution has made tho
delegates get IN nne. They would
never dare go home n they lived west
Of the Allegheny mountains u the
convention had gone on record
against the resolution"
"Mr Bryan. it has been suggested
that conditions might arise that
should cause YOU to holtg
81 don't reply 10 every report that
"a started about me-" answered tho
Nobraskan. n don't think any man
has the right 20 ask me that question.
When this convention started could
you tell what WAS going 60 happcnf
A mans course of action must he de-
tormined az circumstances arise"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-28

feisut or opposcd a. the progressive
motomrut. became ihe uoisiest sup
porlers of gooseyelt the winner
81 mattered not 90 them mat
Hooscvel had co-opcratcd with Al
drioh on legislation during the entire
seyen yeas he was president They
forgot uhat il was only when Roosc-
rct was put or office and iu Afiica.
through the united efforts az mcu
VINO fpr years had been fighting spc-
cnl Interests. that the progressive
cause lsocame 81 national movement.
That EoosDycit WaH for TAFT m iol9
Whru lait WAs don0uuCiug an pro-
gressNes aa pirates aud traitnrs.
that hc waited nutil lutlo more than
u ftHr ago, balancing thC chances hC-
fore deciding whether 90 east in his
lol with the progressivcs n thss pres
ideutIal yeaL counting for nothing
with The class of pTogressites Who
wanted tu win mot real progress
rive victory just q victory
Aud ghoy die win precisely that
kind of victory Thoy carried over
uhelmingly the great stand pat states
stamped th- koossteu candidacy
.with is true character. 80 real pro
gressiyc could have secured anything
IKE such vote in either of those
two states. n had however tho out
ward seeming of success. the sort of
success that int6xlcntes that catches
the crowd n enabled Roosevelt 10
win 300 twu or thrrr really progressive
states Fortunately d did not enable
him to secure the nomination which
would have Compounded the proc
grcssives in their first national con-
test stimulated by un oycrmasteriug
desire to win thcy denounced loyalty
to conviction and principles as stub
born srlfIahness.
in the cunyenilon they put forward
nu platform 20 issues
They made no fight against the re-
urilnnury platform adopted,
rhey substituted vulgar peraonali-
Ties and the coarse oplihets OF the
tcontinucd on paEo 2, Column ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-28
SPECULATION RIFE as
10 ST1OND PLACE

Baltimore. june 2s.t Gossip to-day
ns to the vice presidency faiicd 90
crystalizc the delegates almost de-
Hpairing Of correctly analyzing the
situation ana content 20 let " work
itself out tonight as the balloting ma-
nipulations progress Among the
most conspicuous of the vice presl-
dental possibilities al this Time are,
Governor Burke OF North Dakota.
who WAS Ia the presidential contest
until last night. when he withdrew
his own name by telegraph Co the
convention; Representative William
Suizer OF New York; Mayor Newton
Baker of Cleveland, senator o'Gor-
man Of New YORK, Representative
William Redfield 81 Sew York; May
or James Preston Of Baltimore. one
of the leading hosts of the conven-
ton Representative Robert H. Henry
of Texas, champion of Mr.. Bryan in
the progressive Democracy move
ment. aud chairman of the house
committee on rules and many others.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-28
nrlan Nial.cr o. I'lafform.

baltimore. Md.. june 2s.-At g.l5
O'Clock Mr.. bryan came from the
committee on resolutions and an-
nounced that the committee had prac-
ticnliy completed its work
we VIII have the document ready
for the convention ne said. "and you
Will una 10 one OF the best ever made"
Mr Bryan offered hu, subsequently
Withdrew plank providing for the
settlement Of acute disputes with
other nations by negotiations. n di~
rected thorough Investigation into
such controversies with "a view 0f arr
biuation before declaring war sen-
ators Clarke of Arkansas and Cuibcr-
son of Texas opposed u ON the sfUund
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-28
cn,Mr cL,HK

would hc chosen without another an
nisht session The chairman ,gas lit
40 the worse for the wear attCr his
duties Of the night His
voice was holding on ana hls STURDY
phy-igue was serving him well $50 his
efforts 90 keep the convention muv-
ing steadily forward amid tho storms
of popular demonstration lac ftt
however. that most ot the peutup en
erey OF the shouters had found exc
prcssion and from now ON she con
r,ution would Keep steadily at husi-
ness, With the prospect ot q succca'
sion ~ hat0ts uut'i q dccIiun was
reached
it was NOT expeclcd tho platform
would be reached until late this af-
ternoon Although ne draft viii be|
ready for presentation wen before
that time
nlg Three May Break.
White Murphy Sullivan ana rag
Rart are yoko-ielioWs Tor the time
being. h Is feij thai they arc likely 90
come tp parting ~ thc ways very
,ou. it is not Improbable according
to the discussion going ON enrly In
thr day. that Sew YORK. viii turn TO
clark, while thp Illinois and Indiana
lcautiuRruts are more likely 20 turn
lto Wilson There is nothing definite
on these muves. but there we're ten-
denotes along these lines as the day
progressed
Ncw York Leans 60 Bryan.
Mr Bryan ass an ultimate candi-
date. is but littlc discussed. although
some continue 20 rega.d him as a
possibility. This has developed a
singular diYorsencc of views between
the two strong clements, the south
and Sow York Tho south would
prefer Wilson to Btyan, while New
York would prefer bryan 60 Wilson.
The Wow held hy southern leaders
I ls that after three campaigns for
Bryan q is desirable to tmB to q new
man uu the other hand the New
York sentiment Is based ou the feel
lng chat with BRYAN thry would know
what they wcrc fuciug whercus Will
son is AN uhtricd candidate.
othrr Candidates aggressive.
What nlll become uf the other elc-
lDDufInNnd ON punp n.lnt.r D ,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-28
PLATFORM WILL
Bf9 LENGTHY DOCUMENT

Baltimore. Md. june 2s.--The COM
mittee on resolutions completed its
work this afternoon and adjourned TO
meet after the nomination OF the can
didHte for the presidency
The platform wiz be FIRST Inspected
and approved by the presidential can-
didatc and viii not be made public
unul presented 90 the convention
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-28

View York, Juny -S.-lt was ofncial-
ly announced oy the United states
steel corporation here today that the
price Of Dars, plates and structural
steel has been advanced 81 ton fol-
lowing the lead sci Uy the lndcpond-
ents early in the woek.
This makes bars fl.25 per hundred
pounds.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-28
Empire State Votes for Har-
mon on First Three Tests
and Appears to Hold Bal
Rnce Of Power.
NEW JERSEY GOVERNOR
SLOWLY CLIMBING UP
Managers Of Leading Candi-
dates Agree That Balloting
Shall Continue to a Choice
Which May Come Tonight.

Baltimore. June 2S-The fourth
bailot resulted iu NO nomination.
Baltimore. June 2s. t6.t0 y. M
4 At G:O5 %. m. the fourth ballot WAS
ordered Wilson has shown slight
kaius on the third ballot u Is oN-
Iocted that New Yurk's ninety votes
dnay go to CLARK ON the fourth
ballot.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-28

Governor Marshall of indiana, who
still is IN the presidential race with
the support Of lndianas thirtl votes
h being much discussed us a vice
presidential possibility.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-28
kIsW YORK GOES FOR
CLARK an THIRD BALLOT

Baltimore Md. june 2N.--Charles
r Murphy announced after the New
York caucus that it was definite that
Sew Yarks ninety votes should go
$50 clark on the third ballot
"We will vote for Harmon until
the delegation is poiled. said Mur
.phy "rha, may come on the third
tgauot ~ may not
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-28
LET THE HERALD
FOLLOW YOU

You viii want the Herald on
your summer outing, Better
than "a letter from home. You
should not miss your favorito
newspaper during vacation days.
You viii want 90 know what ~
going on In Albuquerque. order
the Herald by phone t6T or i68
or by postal card. 90 follow
you. Address viii be changed
ns often as requested with no
extra charge.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-28
40 ADJOURNMENT CNTII.
NOMIN NTION ~ MABi,

baltimore, Nd. June gS Leaders
aH candidates for the
nomination declared be-
ore tho convention was called 10 or
der that all ha0 agreed 90 remain in
fcssion until nomination is made.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-28
nallImore. M. Inne ga. -Tha ~

! baltimore. Ma. June 2s The New
YORK delegation decided In cuucus
late this afternoon Go stick 10 Jud-
SON Harmon on the second ballot and
90 vote for clark ou the third ballot
unless unusual developments arise.
As To- Underwood. Kern ana others.
future cauclHes viii determine.
we can caucus any time without
leaving our cbsirA" said Alton -.
Parker.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-28

. . . . 90 80 . . = = . -
the BRYAN resolution as he presented 70 the CON
Resolved this crisis porty's career and IN
Jefferson
md IS government
before he ~
ourselves opposed tn the nomination of any
legations D. August belmont
privilege hunting aud favor seeking
BE
delegate delegates constituting or rep
named Interests
tWo-tiirds the
yento
stricken
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-28
.LAFOLLETTE BRANDS ROOSEVELT
AS A RANK POLITICAL FAKIR

Bitter Charges Hurled at the Colonel by Progressive Sen
ator Who Declares Selfish Interest Backed by Special
Interests and by Enormous Campaign Fund Alone En-
abed Former President to Make Showing in the Pri-
mary States.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-28
CLARK Still LEADS WILSON GAINS NTHRD BALLOT
Of THIRD
BALLOT At
BALTIMORE

tBy Evening H~rsld A. =. t.ssssa wirsD
Baltimore. June ss. Th,re was no
nomination en- the third ballot The
vote stodd as follows.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-28
Il0ll can. Tlird Dallot.


Louisiana Cisrk lL Wilson ..
Maine Claya J.. Wilson 20.
Mary laad Clark 10.
Mussachusetts Passed
Michienn Marshall j. harmon a..
Wilson Al, Clark ia
Minnesota WilsBH af
Mississippi Underwood 20.
Missouri CLARK SO.
Montana Clark s.
Nebraska Harmon :. lark ~.
Nevadu--Ciark s.
New Hampshire CLARK 3. mg VIII
son ].
Sew 5erscy Wilson Clsrk 2,
Underwood
New Mexico-f fiurk n
New York Harmon o.
North Cpr0ilna---W Wilson iGi4. TN
derwnod 3, Harmon 2A
Nurth Dakota Wilson i0
Dhio--C Ciarls 80. Wilson o. Harmon
SO. Bryan =, lwt volu-
Z Ohio vote ChitlengcO "oll Of dele
Cation ordered
ohio vote chHiIena poll nf deli
egaiion ordered. Harmon. 90; VIII
son. l3; Bryan. / Kern f.
'"ttt ~ lHA Ah NNttt ''IIF lihHafH tNf
tlc present.
oklahoma CLARK. lU Wilson. 90.
Oregon Wilson. lU
PennsSlyaniu--W Wilson 20; Harmon,
q.
Rhode islaud-ClurF 20.
south Carolina wilson. 1S.
south Dakota Wilson. 10.
Tennessee Clark. 81 Wilson GlA;
Harmon, 4, Undorwool E1a.
Texas Wilson. so
Wilson, GlA; Clark. ~.
Wilson.
virginia Wilson,
Wilson. ats; Clark. M;
Underwood, 10.
Washinet0n--Clark %.
West Virginia Cars lG.
Wilson. l9; Clark, z.
Wyoming q.
Alaska-Ciark. A. Wilson, 3
District OF Columbia CLARK, 8.
Hawaii--Clark, q Wilson. 3. un-
derw0od, L.
Porto kico~-Ciark 81 wilson B.
Massachusetts lark. Be-. Wilson,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-28
Ncw Work Icans % Bryan.

pilifr Candidates aggressive.
What nlll Become 20 the other ele.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-28

NaeseseesNNsesNt~eeN ~sesesasesNNers'
tRtollctte stinrEr~ housewife
with is,sirustiun ~ progressive
uintcment and declares t'ol0nci
won ir state primaries ~ usr
of rnortunus slush fund snppiIsi
~ Harvester 11u-t and Dtlscr
Interests
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-10
WHO FoRsENAToR2

This paper has not printed word against the character of
Ben Selling for United States Senator.
This paper supported Senator Selling for president Of the SEN
ate a reformer and business
But he organized the senate machine lines and conservative
influences did not appear
All records broken for extravaganza and graft
cerkships given out than before .a
The Capital Journal could support Mr. Selling again for
president of the senate.
Hence II cannot support him for United States senator
He would be senator for the old Oregon machine and not for
the people
Senator Bourne senator for the people, and not for the Port
land machine.
He did stand for coruponsts like LOrmer and Stephen
He stands today for election Of senators by the people, instead
Of by the Of money and buying space the newspapers
The Capital Journal does not believes in candidates for nomn
alton election spending large Of money publicity
Senator Bourne campaign expenses held down absolute
compliance with the corrupt practice act
Can single of Senator Settings friends make the
claim in his behalf?
Progressive dsnterested citizens patriots and citizens
any should act
II they want clean government responsible directly the peo
Pile vote for Bourne.
IL you acuaed by considerations in the affairs of
government vote for Bourne.
II YOU believe in popular government and would overthrow its
enemies, vote for Bourne