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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
JACOB H. SCAIFF
OUT FOR WILSON
Believes That Struggle of Capital
and Labor Demands Change
in Administration.
Especial to The Times Dispatch

New York. August 17-Jacob II.
Schin has declared Tor the election
OF Woodrow Wilson as President. IN
a statement issued to-day MI. Schin
said in part.
President Tafts attractive person
ality. his aHability, genera! demeanor.
ana. above ali. las innate desire to
do right. should not make it dinicuit
Tor enc who. like me. aus been anil
iated with the Republican party Tor
four decades again to support its can
d!date in the coming presidential
election.
Unfortunately. however. Il situa ton
has been created TO L great c.ltcnt
during President Talts administration
which is most unsatisfactory. and
which. as l conceive ii. makes 4 de-
siraOle that a thorough change in adj
m!nistrative methOus and policies DC
inauguruted
"CAyita., it is claimed. receives to-
large and dispropOrGonate share OF
tie prunt OF Production, labor always
more or less rcst!Ne, =. u IS likewise
Claimed, in t.in vncclFUring to force
capital to the wall. ana IN v>nsc-
quvnce ic.Alous between c4pitol ana
labor have gradually UecOn!e more ana
more st!4lnru. N.Al!e tie CONSUME!
mas grown dissatisfied because OF the
nod!tles ana N the cost OF living.
Under these circumstances. II is
best tu>. q change should come.
Governor Wilson, il elected. viii
enter upon MS Nigh duties relatively
Tree from partisan pledges. Will nrlns
into the presidential! office u mind ably
trained IN economies and sociology.
fuzzy conversant with The needs OF the
country at the present in many re
spects critical. Juncturc, and nc w!I.,
moreover. 50 into the W ate House.
as near as this is possible. with the
confidence OF all classes and sections
OF the country in his ability to bette.
existing conditions.
Actual industrial peace may be a
chimera. but 1t is certainly high time
that through prudent and just admin
istrative policies and measures both
labor and capital be brought TO Il
better understanding Of their respec-
live rights and duties
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
RICHMOND IS IN
OPERA GIRO UT
Oscar Hammerstein Announces
Plan Which Includes String
of New Houses.

New York. August 17.-Oscar Ham
merstcin announced to-day that grand
opera in this country will be reyo-
lutionized as the result Of plan
which she has worked out 70. the CON
struction by him OF an opera house in
every prominent city in the land in
which he VIII present the best that can
be produced in grand opera
lie said that the PROJECT had SO lar
advanced that he will start 10 work
with his architect Monday. and he
gave assurances that by the time the
opera season arrives year hence the
FIRST national grand opera company
VIII be mnking appearances in perhaps
ten new houses in as many cities out
side of New York. Boston ana Phila-
delph!a.
4 ean figure now" he said, that
In time we Will have opera houses in
at least forty cities. Any city that
takes an interest in the project and
wants house can have one. Any city
is not wide enough awake TO CO.
operate. OF course. viii not get one
The fundamental feature OF the
project he said is that all these new
houses are to bc alike in size. with
impos ng elevation. frontage OF about
IFS feet and depth OF about 225 feet
AIR. Hammerstein said that such an
institution US he proposes has promls-
ing features from financial stand
point lie has now under contract.
actual or optional. a large number of
the foremost operate singers. he said.
and he promises to create grand
opera company that the greatest opera
houses in tho world would he proud
to possess.
Mr.. Hammerstein suggested two
continuous lines or operate centres to
house each season one or two grand
operate companies such rs he proposes
to organize: FIRST. Albany. Syracuse.
Buffalo. Detroit second Baltimore.
Norfolk, Richmond. Atlanta. Birming-
ham. Nashville, Memphis. New Orleans.
Galveston. Houston. Dallas ana san
Antonio. He said it was necessary TO
have at least ten cities in each cir
cult.
There would be at least two or three
weeks of grand opera In each place
each year under Mr. Hammcrstein's
plan. he says. and the rest OF the time
each house would be provided by him
with concert and other attractions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
LAUGHS AT COMPLAINT
Millionaire Sugar Planter Says lie Is
Not "A IIiEum,~t.

Sptcla. 70 Tho Iiin"s Dispatch
New York. August l1.-tica on 81.
$50 bond 10 answer charge u
bigamy in Connecticut. where he mar
ricd Miss Clarissa Prescott 4 music
teacher Of Fairfield. after a midnight
automobile ride. Jere johnson War
rem, said to be millionaire sugar
planter OF Key West ana Havana. TO-
light laughed at the complaint. lie
declared that he was twice divorced
from Mrs. Alice NJ. Bo!oniz Warren. Of
Key West.
Il was the action OF this woman.
claiming TO be the .cga! wife OF the
planter. which led 10 ais arrest a; the
breakfast table in Central Park
west apartment where he was to-day
taken from mis- bride by Sheriff Hezc-
i<iah Eiwood. OF Fairfield.
Warren, who IS Aity-three years
old, and OF DISTINGUISHED Appearances
declared that he was twice divorced
from the complainant, once in cuba
and aga'n IN Florida. Both women
were in the Tombs Police Court when
Warren was arraigned. pending APP
plicat.on for eNiratitlon papers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
NEW PARTY WILL
HOLD CONVENTION

Greensboro, y. c.. August IA can
ior mass state convention to be
held In Greensboro on September
oi the new Progressive party in North
carolina was made Ut the Arst meeting
OF Tie state committee in 4 three
nour session here this afternoon The
VYnVontlon IS called 20 nominate pres
.dent az electors, though provision Is
nude Tor putting out a State ticket
kline.
y warm debate was waged over the
nest ion OF entirely cutting loose from
the kepuollc0n organization. some be-
ileV'ng mat the Roosevelt followers
could capture the REGULAR Republican
Convention called TO meet Ia Char
lotte September 1. nominate State
ticket and electors and blni them by
resolution 10 wore Tor the Roosevelt
and Johnson ticket. Leaders coun-
seized against such course. and urged
5 successfully the calling of Progress
slNe convention prior to the kepUcl-
can conventions
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
News Of F etersburg

between Petersburg and Newport News
RUBY Elizabeth. Madge. Irene. IIuly-
con. Annie l, Rescue. Maria Antinotte.
Not Name. Class / Class FL Casey
Jones. Hazel. Richard The Sixth. Ven
ture Iva, Helen Mary Lee. Dolphin
Florence. Wyanoke. Jasie. and Flor
ence
Tho violation charged aga:ns, the
owners OF the above named launches
IS that OF having no whistles. life
preservers no means Of extinguishing
burning gasolene and no pilot rules
Sale of Furm-
Judge Timothy Rives and Thos
Temple, special commissioners sold at
public auction yesterday afternoon in
Prince George County. tract OF land
in kives MNsisterial district contain
Ing htty-seven acres, to Freemas
Floyd for 1880.
Home From Ahrond
Rev F. w Moore, pastor Of the
Second Baptist Church arrived in the
city early this morning and Will oc-
cupy MS pulpit Tomorrow Rev.
Moore has lust returned after q two
months trip abroad. during winch he
visited Europe. Egypt, and the Holy
Land. He enjoyed his trip immensely
ana is very much improved physicalty
Death OF Mrs. l.. J. Williams.
Mrs Ellen ). Williams. aged sixty
years. died at her residence on Iist!e-
toe Street last night. She had been
an invalid for several years She is
survived by two daughters. Misses
Myra c. and Lula NJ Williams. and by
one brother ana three sisters Her
funeral took place this evening at the
grave In Blandford Cemetery.
shipping WatermeIons
T Slate. OF Dinwiddic County. who
Is one OF the most successful melon
raisers in the State. shipped car.
load OF waterme!ons TO Wythevillo on
Thursday and VIII ship another carload
TO the same place on Monday
Personal Notes.
Announcement is made OF the en-
gagenent OF Miss Gertrude MAY
Limits. of Dlnwidd!e County, and Thos.
z. Slate. formerly OF the same coun-
~. but now residing In Charleston. S.
c.
Rev. p W Reed. rector Of st. Johns
| Episcopal Church who has been
spending his vacation at Newport, II.
l.. returned home to-day
James II. Bailey and daughter. Miss
Margaret Bailey. returned to-day from
Colorado Springs Col Mr.. Bailey was
delegate from Virginia to the Ma
tional Council, knights of Columbia.
which held their annual meeting this
year at Colorado Springs
Miss Annie Wakefield OF Richmond.
is visiting Mrs. w. I. Davis. in Ches-
terfeld County.
Kisses Ethel and Susie Williams left
to-day to visit relatives in Elizabeth.
n ].
Sisters Rosario and Madeline. of the
Sisters OF Charity. having In charge St
Joscph Academy, have been unexpect-
edly transferred to other fields OF duty.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
DAVENPORT WILL
NOTBE CANDIDATE
Clerk of Court at Abingdon Will
Continue to Hold His
Present Office.
Jspeclal to Tho rlmos-Dlspatohl

t9Itcld! TO ne Times Dispatch
Bristol, Va. August l7.-Peter J.
Davenport clerk OF the court at Alb
insdon. and Tor number OF years Re-
Publican chairman of the Ninth Viz
=!Aia District, has been generally
spoken OF as an available candidate Tor
Cqnsress. subject TO the action OF the
Republican convention, which vii! be
he!d mere August Is. While here at
tending The annual meeting of court
clerks, MI. Davenport denied that he
was "a candidate IN any sense OF the
term lie said: Il I'M in no wise seek
ms The nomination. My people have
elected me clerk in Washington Coun-
~, anu practically the whole OF tho
term Is ahead. There is no condition
tn1t VIII cause me TO abandon the trust
that has been imposed in me. have
no special qualification that would en-
able nae 20 do Tor my III strict what
AAy other man mentioned Tor Congress
among the Republicans cannot do"
In my opinion" Mr. Davenport CON
unued, Legislation canont reach the
thlnss that are agitating the American
people helieve it 10 be the social
requirements and the household eco
Monies that arc largely responsible for
the general complaint about The hign
cost OF living. !. this is true. leg!sla-
t!on cannot reach IL 1t would DC just
as sensible FOR physician TO give cal
o-nel for mashed niger or FOR Leg.
is.4tarv to pass an act prohibiting the
misfortune of Insanity as for Congress
10 try 10 control The social ana per-
son1l expenditures OF the people OF
/ tn!s country by legislation. We have
tried for twenty-five years by leg!sla-
| tive enactment to make white man
out OF the negro. and the solemn YER
3 diet OF mankind Is that the effort IS
q failure. In my opinion, II is no more
nnw!4e than 70 attempt now to control
ihe personal expenditures OF the Amer
lean people by congressional enact
ment protective tarin. taril for
revenue nor free trade offers any relief.
only q return to common sense and {.
b curtanment OF persona! expenditures
-ln .ulNr thc rrnhln,,1 -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
CAR NOT ROBBED
BY LONE BANDIT

Ashevnie. y. c. August Enlarged
with having robbed the express car OF
Southern Railway train 30. 10. wnica
ne claimed had been rined by a lone
train roDber who held aim UP >. tho
point OF pistol last Thursday night. L.
F. Carr. OF Marion. this state. the ex-
press messenger IN charge OF The car.
was arrested by special agents OF tho
southern Railway shortly after mid
night Tonight and lodged IN the city
la!l pending 6 preliminary hearing
Monday morning. The q Aits making
the arrest refuse to ma~ any state
ment In connection herewith. other
Than TO say that Carr denies his CUNT.
JAN attendants. however state that
the accused has told several conflict
'ng Stories since his arrest ono or
them being TO the effect that "aaoth-
u man got the money"
Cars story Thursday night was
that he had been held up and locked In
tho express chest as the train was
leaving Biltmore
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
observation-disclosures.

IspcclaI 70 The IImts- Dlsp dtCh.l
Marion. Va, August l7-Jonn Pres
ton Buchanan. son q Hon =. J..
Buchanan, o; this PLACE and Miss
Annabclle Morris were married On
Jr. In Salem. The groom is q young
attorney OF law. and tile bride IS from
the State OF Texas. and has for some
time been teaching music at Jackson
Institute. Abingdon. They were ac-
conipaLied to Salem BY the groois's
father and sister Miss NireUia, and
MS friend. George Holland Miles. Tncy
are now on their bridal trip 10 Can
ada and other N0rthern points
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
PENSION BILL SIGNED
In Few Days Veterans Again win BE
In

lspeclaI 70 The Times Dispafch.1
Washington. August l7.4president
Taft to-day signed the $3.50. 100000
pension appropriation bill. and thou
sands of veterans and their dependents.
VINO nave been without their usual aid
in 4 few days
The 200 pensioners VIII receive
checks from the agencies In Indian
Svppnls' klino%yii.e. Louisville. New
ork. Philadelphia and Topeka The
checks have been delayed since the
regular mailing date OF August +. bv
Inc failure Of Congress TO pass the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
FINDS HOMICIDE
WAS JUSTIFIABL
Coroner's Jury Reports Whitley
Acted in Defense OF
His Life.

Wilson. y. c.. August .T-Last night. near
slinms this county. Charles Burnett
prominent farmer. was kl!ied oy his step
con- 1eorse Wnlt.cy. According 20 The av!-
-t"ee neio.s TAG coroner's llfy to-day. bur
-t-t had been drinking and was beating
"is VIE ioF the second time that night
"hen young whitley knocked him In fhe
mead w4tA Tie oLtt OF gun. crushing hls
s"-4.' And ihen eInptyiRg load Of shot Into
rendered.
The eoroners jury this afternoon reported
ersary IN sac defense OF Walters ma bls
mothers Ike.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
MILITARY EXCITED
war Office Order Causes Renewed rnll.
OF IrOublc WITH Gerlnnnx

IspeVlal Oa3ls 20 The Times Dispatchl
London. August l7-News which
leaked ont tonight that the War ONE
has contdentially c!rcularized All re-
tired OHIO rs OF the loyal enrineers'
CORPS TO notify their superiors prompt
" OF changes in address. even If only
Tor the holidays. caused a sensation
IN military circles The War One
SAYS the circular has no especial sip-
nlhcance but OF course. the public
many
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18

Especial CahIo 70 INC Times Dlspatch. !
Paris. August i7-Mrs. Ava Willing
Astor and her son. Vincent. arc at
Baden Baden. Mrs. Aston gave a din
ner party at the Hotel Stephanie.
Among the guests were Count Orloif.
Mr.. Davidson Walter Dai!a. Augustus
Gurnee Mrs. George Blumenthal and
Mrs l. I-ivingstonc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
RELEASED ON BAIL
Mrs. Jones sun Refused 10 Dtscu.,,
Killing of Mrs Cave

NSagsnVllle- Ionn-. august l7--Afrs.
Mrs Alva Cave several DAYS 40 ,.os
released from Jail on $4,000 bah iat.,
ms Afternoon Mrs Jones refuses to
discuss the charge against her II is
tho Killing
Mrs Cave. was the daughter-in-law
OF Key. Lin cave. d D.. chaplain
general Of the United Confederate WI
rams. Her husband has been dead
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
Times Dispatch Bureau.
8 B1llingbrook Street,
(Tclcphone 1850


The fo,lowin- IS a complete list OF
the names OF the motor boats arNinst
whom tho Inspector OF navigation
from Washlng'oa, D c. reported to
the Bureau OF Navigation were subject
TO fines Tor violation OF the navigation
laws. Some O.; these Launches were
at different points on the James River
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
CRUSHED TO DEATH BY CAR.
Man IL Victim of
Fatal Accidrnt.

lSpcclai % Tao Times Dlspatch.l
Winston salem. \. c. August l1.--As
the result 81 q split switch at the cor
ncr of Sprague and Glendale Streets
on the street railway line j. NJ Hoov-
e.. a married man about thirty years
OF age. WAS thrown from the car and
run over by the rear truck and killed.
Ills body was dragged for some dis
lance. and was horribly mangled. Tho.
accident occurred this morning when
sir. Hoover was on his way 70 work.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18

Shirts TO adorll and keep
cool ln-S16O shirts at S1.15,
So shirts at Sf.45, $3.50 shirts
at $i.SS, $3.50 shirts at $2.4B.
Man hattans included.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18

Slough. England. August l7.-From
inent was issued tonight that Lady
Dec!es. formerly Miss Nlv!cn Gould. OF
New York. continues to improve, fol
loving tho birth of 4 daughter to-day.
ana tnat the baby's condition is all
that could be desired.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
THE WEATHER.

forecnst; For Virginin--ProbnbIy
ihir nnd "nrrier sunday; Monduy fuir.
for North ana south Cnroiina-Gen-
erhiiy fuir sunday and Monday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18

Now when the remaining
are offered at $40. rs
ihey're irresistaOl
Come and see.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18

HOW dollars are spreading.
A good straw at $1.35 worth
double.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18

tut I8VIHI iJNII IOr EcSttruuy.
II noon temperature ......,e... So
s. Z. ~ temperature - 81
N4%im nun temperature up to 8
-1l n temperature Up to
Mean temperatl!e ... :.
= NAL Temperature - rs
Denc!ency In temperaturS ....- 1
Ds,1ii1!eM-y III temperature since
Aecum deficiency in temperature
SINCE Ja2ngaty .....-..... s2s
RENTAL last twlnty-four hours %
Dgi'0iel.ey III t-intall since March
A0Tu m, a d. in rainfall since
Temperature *
Humidity a.
Wind--dlrectiou =
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-28
esid eht''T aft @ Orders
ops to Nicara qua
FIRST TIME IN MANY YEARS
THAT AMERICAN SOLDIERS
HAVE BEEN SENT rHERE-Ac.
TloNs RECOMMENDED BY STATE
+ DEPARTMENT.
tRy United Pr,e,lsgs.l

WASHINGTON. D. G., Aug. %. =
President TAFT today ordered the
Tenth Infantry which is stationed al
Panama City to sail for Corinth
Nicaragua, Immediately. The presi
dents action was taken upon recon-
mendation from the state department,
lit Is the arst time In many years that
American soldiers have been sent into
Nicaragua. Over 500 marines are in
Nicaragua, and the marines and the
Tenth Infantry make strong lana
force.
This will be supplemented by a
large naval force Of several cruisers.
The state departments action in re-
questing the president to send more
troops to the country, althouhg 1t
does. not amount to n declaration Of
war, sets an important precedent, in
the relations OF this country.
AS far back as the early part OF
July the United States was requested
to aid In maintaining peace.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-28
EXPOSES A
SENSATION
PITTSBURGH OFFICIALS ARE
CHARGED WITH CARRYING ON
A NUNLAWFuL BUSINESS.
(pY UNITED rREss)

PITTSBURGH. Pa, Aug. 2S.-with
James A, Clarke, former county com,
missioner, and County Detective Nc
Kay under $1,000, bond and similar
,lnforma ton filed against Assistant
Chief Of Detectives Hall, District AT
torney Blakeley exposed another graft
sensation today. The accused men
had Information made against them
following investigation OF a doctors
clinic, headed by H.. ], schterdon,
which. 1t is charged, transacted al un.
lawful business. The information
states that the accused men were on
the pay roll OF the clinic. giving pro;
lection, and that they had conspired
to prevent the doctor from being re
turned 10 Detroit. Mich. where he is
wanted on several charges.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-28
I. | ! IL \ N sII'IlANgLE ] ]
|SSN'E|'.E|..TH||E.ARTS !. MOTHER

daughter 10 Washington TO Sisitr rela
lives there.
According to ccreary he called al
the Henry home aud demanded ofths
mother that she tell him where the
daughter was.
The woman refused and told him
that he would never get to see the
girl again.
McCteary says that he brooded
over the refusal unth night, and then
decided to force the mother to tell
He went to the house after dark and
again made his demand for the girls
address. Receiving a refusal, he
.choked the woman 20 death,
In her stocking he found $4,000 and
a letter showing the Washington ad,
dress Of the girl. With the money he
went to the capitalize seek the girl,
but n general alarm 10 the police re.
suited In his arrest. Brought back
here Mccreary denied the charge
against him. 4
After an all night Questioning. how.
ever. he broke down and told the
whole story.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-28
Per1rose Is
Ready To
Fight Back
SAYS He HAS WITNESS TO Al.
LEGGED OFFER OF FLlNN FOR U.
s. SENATE SEAT.
PROMISES A BIG FUR0RE
DECLARES HE WILL HAVE MUCH
TO SAY A5ouTT. RS 1908 PLAN
TO sIDETRAck TAFT.

WASHINGTON, d. c., August g2S.-
That he has letter from a man ad.
vising him OF another witness to the
alleged milllon,dollar offer which he
says William Finn made for the sup
port OF Penrose and Israel w. Durham
In the fight for the senatorship tt
succeed Quay was asserted here yes.
terday by Senator Penrose before
leaving for Philadelphia on the
o'clock train. He refused to give the
name OF the mysterious man.
The Senator said he had In his pos.
session many other documents that
would be Interesting to the public III
connection with the fight he is max
Ing to expose the character Of Roose.
veft and his hackers to the American
people," In the near future. he said.
he Intended to give out certain infor.
nation relating to "the source of a
fund OF $4,000 raised TO settle certain
proceedings brought against h. "A.
Van Valkenburg, editor of the .Phila!
delphin North American"
Senator Penrose commented on the
present stage OF his controversy with
Roosevelt and or the evidence as to
the Standard OIL contributions. a"We
have reached the point where there
is an admission that the money was
received and was not returned rhe
said. That's progress. anyway
Senator Penrose was asked about a
report now going the rounds that he
was one OF a party, which included H
II. Rogers and John p. Arehbola. who
visited the White House a short time
before the ntjon 81 1908 and als;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-28
T|L|lRUNSREGIlL
TR0|.I.N|I.EIIS 1l
N|0RgAI.|llilIlN ] !.
TO INTRODUCE EASTERN susI.
MESS MEN TO WEST VIRGINIA
AND TO BOARD oFiTRApE
PLANS FBRaA5B|G BlTHERIHG
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES MEETS
-g ARRANe GEM sEINLs LEFT
LARGELY To MoReANTowN
MEMBERS. e

MoRGANToWtN.i A,is. 2s The
running Of q special train over the 3.
& Q. from the east OF The time Of ithp
meeting Ia Morgantown Of the State
Board Of Trade was discuaaed at
some length yesterday afternoon
,%hen the executive committe Oh the
state organization met with the com
mittee representing the AiorgahtoSn
Board OF Trade. No, defihiie sctIon
was taken, but The pfoposition met
with approval OF the members Of tho
two committees aud viii be taken up
with the railroad oiIiclais. The OBJ
iect OF running the special ID 70
bring number OF easter ncApitallAta,
and business men to West Virginia
In order to Introduce them 10 the
state and the Board Of Trade.
Secretary Roy B. Naylor, oi Wheel
Ing; Ex-Governor A. B. Fleming. Of
Pairmont; F. L. Roger, ottBuckhan-
non and DR.. i! G. White and j. II.
Stewart, Of Murgantown were the
members ot the executive committee
In attendance at the meeting, &tien
was held in the local Board Of Trade
rooms, MBeetihg With Sthe executive
committee were sthe members ol tho
special committee appointed Saturday
by President stewart to take charge
otSarrangements for the reception 81
the state organization here October
stland 9th.
Plans for theanpuai banduetIw
dlacnssed and other detallB Of the
gathering talked over The arrangesl
ments were left largely Id the handl
Of the local committee named BY Pres.
ident Stewart. The outpttown mem
bers OF the executive COMMITTEES re-:
turned TO their resRecsiys homes iaat
night after the injecting.