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The Washington times., 1912-07-02
LOCAL MENTION.

Cambridge is now only FIVE hours from
Washington. New, direct rapid transit
every day. See W., B. & A. Electric
Railway.
Tremendous Sensation, "Nihilist Con-
spiracy." great reels today. Virginia
Theatre.
Ocean City is now only six hours from
Washington. New, direct rapid transit
every day. Special excursions Sunday.
See W.. B. G. A. Electric Railway.
Eastern Shore is now connected direct
with Washington. New rapid transit.
See W., B. & A. Electric Railway.
Electric Carpet Cleaning.
Most effective process.
Lowest charges.
Mothproofing free.
Tel. w. 427. CONGER, 23d and N. Y. ave.
The Washington times., 1912-07-02
His OnlV Chance.

THAT boy says his only ambition is to
make a living without working"
What are his parents going to do for
him."
make a politician Of him."-Detroit
Free Press.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-07
HELD FOX
CONTEMPT OF COUR !

After hearing the evidence In ihe cas-
- Mn, Tenncs and others against Joe
Dinkenspiel. in which the latter was cited
into the Third district court on an ordeF
10 show cause why he should not be pun
ished for contempt In having violaIe9 q
rssfraIninp order OF the court, Judge
George G. Armstrong yesterday fined Ilh-
liDspiel $50 and granted him stay OF
execution until this afternoon.
The matter has been before judge Arm
strong for two DAYS and arose out OF a
suit dled last week by Tcnnes In which
an Injunction was secured. returnable on
August ., at which time n order TO sho"
cause on a permanent Injunction VIII be
heard Tennes alleges that Dlnkenspiei Is
using In his South state street poo!rooul
certain racing information Of which 1t Is
charged Tennes Is supposed To have the
exclusive distribution,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-07
ATTEND FUNERAL OF
MRS. TAFT'S FATHER

CINCINNATI, Aug. 6.-President and
Mrs. Taft arrived here at 1888 o'clock this
morning to attend the funeral OF Mrs.
Taft's father, John W. Heron, who died
yesterday. The funeral services were
held this afternoon.
Mrs. Taft was dressed In mourning as
she stepped from the train. She was es-
corted by the president TO the home or
his brother Charles P Taft on Pike
street C.. p. Taft is now In Maine. He
made the funeral arrangements by tcle-
graph.
The president and Mrs Taft will remain
in Cincinnati until o'clock tomorrow az
ternoon, when they return 10 Washing
ton. They were accompanied from the
capital by a brother OF Mrs, Taft, Will
liam Collins Heron, assistant to Attor-
ney General W!ckersham. Mrs. Charles
Mclaughlin OF PIttsburg. sister Of Mrs.
Taft arrived early today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-07
COLONEL Of MILITIA
BLOWS BRAINS OUT
Pennsylvania Guard Officer
Prefers Death TO Facing
Numerous Victims.
er 1nternntIonal News servIce.

gy International News Service.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 6.-Stttins IN
day coach In d Pennsylvania train be-
side a consta BILE IN whose custody he
was returning to West Chester Pa, To-
face a charge OF embezzlement, Colonel
Gibbons Gray Cornweli. commander Of the
sixth regiment Pennsylvania national
guard. tonight placed sixty calibre re-
volver 10 his mouth and blew out his
brains.
Colonel Cornwel seemed in cheerful
mood when he left New York, where hc
vas arrested last night. accompanied By
Constable Mullen. on the train be ad-
mitted having used large sums OF money
from estates left In his charge. but he
was hopeful Of paying it oil back.
~ am willing TO work and pay back
'It Is hard though. TO have 10 face peo-
pie who have trusted me and then by me
ruined financially
AS the train drew near the west Phii-
adelphin station, where he was 70 take
another train for West Chester. CornweN
suddenly drew a huge revolver from hls
hip pocket and put The entire barrel in
his mouth Before the constable could
grab the gun, CornNell pulled tho trlg-
ger The bullet tore OF the top OF his
head and embedded itself In the rear o!
the car.
Cornwen's arrest followed the sale OF
two bonds which did not belong 10 him
Experts now In the employ Of the sew
eral estates over which nc had charge
said tonight that his delalcatlons would
reach not less than SlUO, 600.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-07
LEADER MANN HA[TS
DEFICIENCY MEASURE
Filibuster, Based on Water
power Site Rider, Is
Successful.

WASHINGTON, Aug. s.-As the result
OF tilihuster engineered by Minority
Leader Mann. the house today was forced
10 adjourn without, passing the general
deficiency bill, although II was on It's
way TO Anal passage. The hlibuster was
aimed at water power site amend
ment attached under special rule TO
the measure. and at times throughout
the debate the exchanges were scrimo-
nious
The rider empowered the secretary OF
var TO grant and lease" TO the success
fnl bidder the rights 10 surplus water
on the Schoheld barracks on the island
Of Oahu. Hawaii. Mr., Mann asserte ed
that II was an attempt To give over VAL
liable government property TO monop-
oily.
Mr. Mann charged that the special
rule fastening the rider was framed so
that roncall could not be had on the
ers could dodge responsibility
Representative Fitzgerald retorted that
the corporation now operating the water
privileges on the government reservation
was paying nothing for the privilege,
which was worth from $4,000 to $4,000
a year. He said the legislation was for
the purpose OF clearing up the situa-
ton and compelling the company to pay
A series of sharp exchanges between
Mr.. Mann and Representatives Mondeil
of Wyoming and Kahn OF California on
the Republican side and Representatives
Fitzgerald, Sherley OF Kentucky and
Page OF North Carolina. resulted finally
in Representative Fitzgerald announcing
his intention To shut or all debate.
THE gentleman from New York may
knock me down and drag me out" shout
ed Mr.. Mann. but he won't do II with
my yielding consent
Raising the point OF no quorum. the
minority leader followed that rollcsll with
q series OF parliamentary tactics A
few at time the Democrats dwiDdled
away to prepare for the caucus at
o'clock. Watching his opportunity Mr..
Mann again raised the point OF no quo
rum. Just as the amended bill was about
TO be put TO vote. This forced ad-
lournment
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-07
VIOLATION
OF PURE FOOD LAW

Willard Hansen. state dairy and food
commissioner. returned yesterday. after
an extended trip OF inspection In Cache
Rich and Box Elder counties. Mr.. Han
sen paid particular attention 10 the
slaughter houses In the counties visited
and found II necessary to issue sanitary
notices 20 several OF the smaller places
Food conditions were found to be UP to
the standard in all the towns visited .
Mr.. Hansen made careful inquiry regard
ing a reported case In violation OF the
pure food laws.
A farmer. whose name has not been
disclosed, Is accused OF having killed a
sick calf and sold the meat 10 his neigh
bors. According TO the reports, the far
mer was wheeling the sick animal home
In a wheelbarrow, but discovered That
IL would die on the road. and forthwith
killed il. Such Information as could be
gathered by Mr.. Hansen was contradic-
tory. The investigation OF the case will
be continued by the commissioner.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-07
SILK WEAVERS' MONEY
IN SUSPENDED BANK

Ry International News Service
DANfELSON. Conn. Aug, o.-W men
the SILK mills closed this evening con-
sternation prevailed among the hunoreos
OF poor silk weavers. upon learning '"a'
the wIndham county savings oei'N'
with 5000 depositors, had been closed oy
the state bank commissioners. John A.
Paine is president AID c. c YOUNG Is
SECRETARY OF the institution.
That the ledger discrepancies wou'u p'
larger than In the Windsor Locks saV ,
lurs bank swindle which was ciimaNee
last winter by tho suicide OF Treasurer
Alfred w. Converse. was at nrst rn-
crs said thev hoped 70 he able TO
straighten out tho tanGle inside 'pi
vcar without loss 20 the depositors.
Never since the bank was lnc"Eno'Hteo
In 1854. they declare, has the oookkeep-
or taken q trial balance. The ledGerS
AT present show deposits OF Ssao.0oo'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-07
Back to People.

Responding. Governor Wilson said:
1t gives me the greatest pleasure TO
see you here in such generous numbers
! hope that when the next performance
comes In the game OF politics, YOU will
not yield 10 New Jersey. but Will express
your views in a way I am very much in
hopes YOU will express them
What We are trying 10 do In the i'm :
mediate future la TO offer the people OF
the United States the right TO saw what
they want done with their own govern
msnt ana their own affairs. We want to
TAKE the government out Of the hands OF
trustees and put il in the hands OF those
we can trust. Those for whom the gov
ernInent was held In voluntary trust arc
now grown up and ready 10 assume charge
OF their own business"
Everything is In readiness for tho no
tincation ceremonies which are scheduled
tsrnoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-07
SON TAKES $4,000 OF
HIS FATHERS MONEY

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 6.--Whcn VIII
liam Hnkcl, wealthy stock broker. real
estate man and oil operator. stroiled into
his office from luncheon today, he found
a note on his desk in his atepson S hand
writing and signed George Hinkcl, In
forming him that the writer had embez-
lied s34. 900 In cash from the bank and
an untold amount in securities.
George Hirkel is 30 years OF age, mar
ried and has been implicitly trusted 10
handle his fathers business at a wage
OF ST5 a month. Beyond the bare state
ment that he had taken the money and
gone. the letter gave no details.
Investigation showed II to be substan-
tiallv correct. Hinkel, Sr., estimates that
he IS $50, 600 out, but he says he Will not
prosecute, The exact shortage Will not
be known until the books have been au-
cd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-07
Marshall Enthusiastic.

Governor Marshall came brlmfull OF en-
thusiasm Before receiving Governor Will
son he discussed the issues Of the cam
paign like a man who has positive convic-
tions.
~ don't know about conditions in the
other states" he said. but in Indiana the
tarfr is the whole issue. ] know that the
Democrats Will carry Indiana OH that is
sue Just as they did for Ttldcn and Cleve-
land. Personally. ] feel very strong on
the tariff. I am opposed TO the doc
trine of protection because ] do not
grant TO any government the right TO i'm
pose tax that will take money out Of
my pocket and put 1t into another mans
pocket. There Is no use of talking re-
liglon TO hungry man. What he wants
is not revelation. but salad or potatoes
Everybody but the very rich is worrying
about whether or not he will come out
even at the end of tho year. They want
relief In tariff reductions. They don't
want them to come so sudden as to cause
a panic or 10 throw workmen out Of en-
ployment. but they do want permanent
Of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-07
Ticket in Colorado.

PUEBLO, Colo. Aug. 6.-Thc state
Democratic assembly met here today 10
nominate "A state ticket and two United
States senators and adopt a platform
The days session was taken up WIN
seating contesting delegations. Aside
from indorsing tine national Democratic
candidates and platform the state plat
form was devoted 10 purely local issues
The nomination OF candidates did not
begin until a late hour tonight AlVa
Adams and Governor John Il. Shafroth
were named FOR the United states senate.
Charles Thomas WIS unanimously CHOSEN
TO al the vacancy caused by the death
OF Senator Hughes.
The candidates named by the assembly
must go before the people at primary
elections
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-07
INDIANS IN WAR PAINT
WELCOME TAFT PARTY

GLACIER, Mont, Aug. 6.-A band OF
nifty Blackfeet Indians. In fun war re-
gala. greeted the Taft camping expedition
on its arrival here today. Chief White
Culver presented Robert Taft with a
young bear caught on the trail this morn
Ing and which he designated as Teddy
bear"
II don't think l dare take this home
said Robert. in face OF the existing
strained relationship between my father
and Mr.. Roosevelt"
Miss Helen Taft. Robert Taft. Mrs.
George Il. Vincent. wife OF the president
OF the University Of Minnesota, her two
daughters and six other friends OF the
Tafts made mp the party which went into
Glacier National park for a three weeks
trip.
Al Two Medicine Lake 200 Indians were
congresated and they gave war dance in
honor OF the party.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-07
-FOUR SUFFRAGETn
ON TRIAL IN n

DUBLIN. Aug. s.-.Fou,
trasettes were put on trs
charge Of having commits /,
RACES at the time Of Ina =
Of the British prime mIuIy.
Gladys Evans was iOun5
ting ire on July is 20 ths -.
where Mr.. Asquith wu p
speak the following d.y.
against Mabel capper. aoe,,'|
her accomplicc, was MAJ
Lizzie Baker, also chars,a !,
piicc. pleaded guilty 10 49,
crty. r.
The jury disagreed in "A. !.
Leigh and she will be ira 4.
the charge OF woundInr -
mond, leader OF the Insh -
party, who was hit by -
was thrown al the prssI.s.'
Sentence was reserved IN n. .
convicted women.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-07
FIND 'C|P THE BLOOD
IN THE CATSK|LLS
Police and Detectives Are Re-
ported to Have Rosenthal
Assassin Surrounded.
ROSES GRAFT RECORD
Collector for Becker Turns
Over List Of Tribute-Pay-
ing Gamblers.
ROSES GRAFT RECORD
81 international News Service.

So international News Service.
NEW YORK. Aug. Clip the Blood.
wanted for the murder OF Herman Rosen-
thai. the gambler. one Of the actual
assassins. Is surrounded at Phoenicia
twenty miles inland from Kingston, y. T.
in the Catskill mountains. according "a
the belief OF the police, who expect his
capture within the next twenty-tonf
hours
Headquarters men stationed at Kings
ton were hastened 20 Phoenicia late tnls
afternoon and et the same time more oe-
tectives started from New york 'oI
rhcsuicis Mrs. Forovitz. wife Of the
fugitive. was trailed by detectives today
from Kingston 10 Hunter.
Jack" Rose, collector OF police gam
bling graft. grilled by District Attorney
Whitman late today In his cell In the
west SIDE prison, handed over to that OF
ncial complete list OF gambling houses
rom which Rose. acting for Becker, coll
lccted protection money. At the same
time he ampii1ed his original confession,
IN writing II covers 100 pages OF busi-
ness size writing paper. one paragraph
reads.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-07
WELLS WILL HANDLE
DEMOCRATIC FUNDS
Governor Wilson Appoints St.
Louis Man Treasurer of Ma
tional Committee.
.CRANE VICE CHAIRMAN
Former La Toilette Supporter
on Finance Committee; Nom
inee Makes Campaign Talk.
CRANE VICE CHAIRMAN
nal News Service.

BY International News Service.
SEAGIRT. n. J., Aug. 6-IoFern"'
Wilson put in the busiest day since h'S
nomination fW the presidency TO-DAY
Starting at $50 a. m. he motoren
to and from Princeton AT top
speed, attended TO important STATE
business, received delegations and prom !
nent Democrats. delivered his first cam
palgn speech. announced the appoinlneiR
Of former Mayor Roila Wells Of st. Louis
as treasurer OF the campaign committee
and Charles r. Crane of Chicago as vice
chairman OF the finance committee; re-
turned TO Seagirt for dinner and bnaliy
went TO the New Monmouth hotel al
Spring Lake, where he met for the nrst
time since the Baltimore convention Gov
eruor Thomas Il. Marshall OF Indiana, his
running mate on the presidential ticket:
The governors speech at Trenton enc-
tied much enthusiasm. His aim, he said
was TO take the government out OF the
hands OF Voluntary trustees and restore
II To the hands OF those the people can
trust
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-07
MISSOURI HOLDS
STATE PRIMARIES
BY international News s.-v,c.

ST. LOUIS. Mo, Aug 5.-Ex- Congress-
man Cowherd. Democrat. and l. ".
QUICK. Republican. national secretary
treasurer OF the Order Of Railroad Telag-
rsphers, carried ST. Louis for governor.
81: Louis's total vote Is estimated at 50 :
$40, divided as follows Republican, 80, =
500: Democratic, $4,000. Socialist, 10. 600
Returns from slNty-one precincts in
Kansas City and part Of st. Joseph and
nfty-siN precincts In st. Louis give Cor
governor on the Republican ticket. Nc
kinley. 1921: Quick. 1870 On the Demo
1884.
While Major is leading in the country
~ Us believed the city vote VIII give
Cowherd the nomination Hts ma lori,v
In Kansas City will reach 10000. ID is
claimed.
The returns are sufflcien, 10 assure
the nomination of John g Mckinley ~
unionviile over Quick and 4. Pal Mur-
ply.
Congressman Borlsnd Was renominstoJ
~ the Ff,h district. but Congressu1s n
Doughcrty was defeated in the Fiftaent n
by Perl Decker. Champ Clark was re-
nominated In the Ninth and the Re
publicans named Prosecuting Attorney
Cole of Franklin 10 oppose hfrn
William W Rurker defeated JUDGE
Whit~cotton for the nominal stlon in the
Eleventh congressional district
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-07
Suspected Of Mustr

ST. JOSEPH. No. Aug. "a
hand employed al CArnda h|
rested late last night as 4 80.
murder Of the Joseph Nor
Nalisca. la, June 10. Ru
brother of the eldest victin
prisoner answers the descr,ir|
Suard. employed on his bTuc<|
five years ago. Suard hidse,
his possession and seygil q
badges. He is bellveds a, lira 4
mented. Suard was taken b q
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-07
NOTED EDUCATOR IS
SALT LAKE VISITOR

Prof Benjamin Miller OF LehIgh unl-
versity, Bethlehem, Pa, was a visitor
at the Deseret museum yesterday Prof.
Miller. who is in charge OF the depart
meut ot geology at the university, is in
the west TO investigate iron deposits for
the United States geological survey. He
is accompanied by Joseph Lehr, Il grad
Prof Miller and Mr.. Lehr were the
guests yesterday morning OF DR., James
L. TalmaEe, curator OF the museum. DR..
Talmage and other graduates OF LehiEh
entertained the visitors as well as their
brief stay in the city permitted. Prof.
Miller arrived yesterday morning and left
for California yesterday afternoon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-07
BATTLESHIP CAUQ
FAILS OF A OlI

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4,
representatives opposed 10 a
tleship programme Of The -
the failure OF the third Dsrrr-
Gus on the question by vr, =
from the meeting and thgss, :
II quorum. ff I
Another caucus Till he ara|
days and the battleship adyo1'I
confidence that they Will hi,,
strength TO force an sppr,,,3
least one vessel. .
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-07
Alabama's Governor in Harness.

At Trenton. the governor. after dispos-
Ing OF urgent state business, received
Governor Emmett O'Neill OF Alabama,
who came TO offer his services as SPELL
binder. AS result Governor O'Nciu VIII
deliver speeches in many OF the doubtful
states. He said that In the south there
vas great enthusiasm for the Wilson
Marshall ticket.
Governor Wilson's nomination has met
with greater favor than any since Gro
YER Cleveland. he said 'Ths time we
feel as II we have winner, In the last
campaign every Democrat felt that Bry-
ans defeat was Inevitable. Wilson and
Marshall Will get a tremendous vote in
the southern states"
A delegation OF Maryland Democrats.
including General Murray Nandiyer chaIr-
man OF the state central committee and
Daniel j. Loden, chairman OF the BaIti-
more City central committee. the men who
are credited with carrying the Delaware
primaries for Speaker Clark. called on the
governor and assured him that Maryrand
would give him at least $4,000 majority.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-07
New Witness Appears.

Incidental 10 the arraignments Of the
Ave suspects. District Attorney Whitman n
produced new witness whose name is
withheld. who declared that within ar
hour after the commission OF the crime
he carried a message and money from
Wehber and Rose to the four asSassins
who were hiding in a fat.
The grand jury, which is 10 investiga te
the police graft charges. meets next
Thursday and u Is understood that the
lis's will be submitted by District Attor-
ney Whitman.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-07
Wilson 2 to 1 Favorite.

BY International News Service.
NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-BettinE in wall
street on tho presidential race was brisk
today with Wilson "A 20 favorite. Odds
OF TO and 10 to were given that
Roosevelt will beat Taft. There Was ut
tie difference between the odds that VIII
son will beat TAN and that Wilson VIII
beat Roosevelt, the to | odds prevail
ing against both Taft and Roosevelt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-07
Railroad Shops Of m

PHOENIX. Ariz.. Aug. 80
nouncement %as made todJy \
OF the Southern Pacific ~
work would begin lmnsttuI
5000, 600 roundhouss and ~
company Ia he located hs't
to avoid the alkali praHre
water. the company VII 81
water refining plant six r1s
Phoenix and pipe the rsilhn
the shops
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-07

of Captain Peter G. Hams and Thornton
Hains for the killing OF William z. An
mis-.
The fye Rosenthal murder prisoners in
the Tombs were all arraigned before Cor
|oner Feinberg, sitting as a magistrate,
this afternoon. They are Whitley Lewis.
"Dago Prank Cirohci. accused Of the
actual murder and Louis Libby, william
Shapiro and Jacob Reich. alias Jack
Sullivan" accused Of completely. Al the
request OF the district attorney all Ave
cases were continued until August 10,
when II Is expected that the inquest Will
have been conclild ed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-07
Boy Scouts Return.

The Owl patrol OF the second troop OF
Salt Lake City boy scouts returned yes
terday from a five days' hike" In the
mountains about Big Cottonwood can
yon and Lake Blanche. The scouts left
THURSDAY afternoon under the leadership
OF Scoutmaster Walter Fiss They were
equipped with blankets. culinary uten-
sils and an equally divided portion OF
the five days supply OF grub" No
tents or temporary shelters were taken.
From the beginning or the hike" at
Holiday the total distance covered was
more than fifty miles.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-07
Senator Owen a Victor.

By International News Service
OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla Aug G.
United states Senator Robert L. Owen
has swept the state I'm his campaign for
denomination against former Governor
Charles y. Haskell By an overwhelming
majority. Hubert l.. Bolen Owens cam
psisn manager. estimates the ma jority st
more than 30 900 tonight.
Congressman Birds Mcguire RepiibiI.
can. has apparently been renofninated A.,
the First district over John p Hickan
his progressive opponent. The race Tor
congressman at large is hard 10 guess
as there are twenty eight candidates Tor
the Democratic nomination With hut three
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-07
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
SUPREME LODGE MEETS

twenty-seventh biennial convention OF
the supreme lodge. knights OF Pythias.
witnessed the presentation OF some I'M
portant matters Among them were
proposed change In the age limit OF ap-
pllcants for membership from 81 TO is
years: an extension Of the order into
foreign countries; a plan for perma-
nent or annual password and monu-
ment to Major General Jares r, Carna-
han of Indiana. Action was deferred
Chicago has already put In bid for the
sInrcmc lodge meeting in 1911.