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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-09-09

Mr.. James Gillane and sister,. Miss
Anna Gillane, returned Saturday to
their home in New Orleans, La, after
a visit here for several days with
their uncle, Mr., James Gillane.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-09-09
AGRICULTURE.

/. Discuss the value of sunlight on
growing crops and its action on plants
What is the result OF too little sunlight
on growing cropsf
z. How much wheat is planted to the
acre by the average farmer? Oats !?
lotatoesy
3. What is the weight of a bushel of
shelled corni Ear corn? Wheat? Oats? /?
Timothy Seedl Clover Seed?
4. Name the tuber crops of Ohio,
Two plant fiber crops. Two root crops.
Two animal fiber crops.
5, Name three kinds Of corn and dis
cuss each in such a way that they may
be recognized by the description. What
kind OF corn is raised chiefly in your
section OF the State?
o Write briefly on the proper method
Of selecting seed corn, and describe a
perfect ear Of corn
7. When corn sells at 60c bushel in
Ohio what would YOU expect the price
Of hogs TO be? Why does the price of
hogs raise and lower with the price of
corn?
s. What is Winter wheat? Spring
wheat? Is Winter wheat flour more
valuable than Spring wheat flour?
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-09-09
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Let us send you a
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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-09-09
FEAR A TUMULT
IN THAW'S FAVOR
Officials Not to Send Prisoner
to Montreal at This Time.
TO WAIT UNTIL MOSS COOL OFF

Superior Court Judge Agrees to Go to
Coaticook to Hear the Gambling
Complaint Against Jerome-Threats
Of Violence Made Against the For
mer District Attorney--Mobs After
Newspaper Correspondents.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-08-02
Legal Notices.
Legal Notices.

To whom 1t may concern:
Notice Is hereby given that there IL
now on hle in the office Of the clerk
of the district court Of Wapello county,
Iowa, the application Of Clyde e. Ad-
ans, q registered pharmacist, whose
certificate number Is 5449, for a permit.
authorizing him to buy, keep and sell
Intoxicating liquors for lawful pur-
poses only in the four story brick store
building, situated on lots Nos. ten (10),
eleven CID and twelve CID Of Devin's
block, fronting sixty-six (66) feet on
Main street and extending back the
same UNIFORM width to the right Of way
Of the c. r. 1. & P. Ry. Co.. and known
as Nos. hundred twenty Q20). one
hundred twenty-five (122) and one
hundred twenty-four 124) West Main
street, in the City Of Ottumwa, Wapello
county. Iowa, and that said proposed
business is to be carried on In said
building. That said CT. de e. Adams is
now a stockholder in J. w. Edgerly &
Co., q corporation, and 10 employed
thereby. That J. w. Edgerly 4 Co. Is
carrying on business under its corpor-
ate name and the business. authority
for which Is asked under said permit.
will be continued in said corporate
name Of j. ". Edgerly B. Co. That said
application will come on for hearing In
the district court Of Wapello county,
Iowa, at the next term thereof, being
the August term. 1918, Of said court,
which will be begun and held at the
court house in the city Of Ottumwa,
Wapello county, Iowa, on the 2bth day
of August A. D., 1918.
Dated July 20, 1913.
Clyde e. Adams, Petitioner.
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RUSS ELL.

Ralph Huston, who has been attend
ing summe school at Simpson college
returned home the arst Of theJweek.
Mrs. Roy Pray Of Ottumwa who has
been visiting at the John w. Plots
and r. A.. Hills homes returned homo
the first Of the week.
Misses Vera Plots and Mabel Coon
of Des Moines and Miss Ruth Thorne
OF Derby came Monday evening for .
visit with their uncles E. A. and G.. d.
Smith.
Cleo Mckinley who is a mail clerk on
the Great Western railroad from Des
Moines to Oelwein spent Tuesday with
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. S.. c. McKin-
ley.
Carl Wiltsey went to Des Moines the
first Of the week for q short visit with
relatives.
VIM. Jones OF Missouri came Tues
day for a visit with his mother Mrs.
Peter Frazier.
Mack Long made a business trip to
Abba on Tuesday.
Col. 8. w. Wright rstArned IONA ON
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PENNINGTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Purcell Of
Ochiltree, Texas, visited over Sun.
day with Frank Kessler and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Purcell have spent
the past week at Bonaparte with the
latter's mother, Mrs. johanna Nosks.
Mrs. Henry NSrris and o Paul
Of Hammond, IL ], arrived Saturday
evening for a visit with her parents.
Lewis Newman and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Crown and son
Harold were ove Sunday guests at
the home OF Mrs. Crowns sister,
Mrs. John Gordon, at Hamilton.
Ill.
Mrs. Lottie Taylor and children
and Miss Etna Barton of Chicago
arrived Monday for a visit at the n.
F. Barton home.
Chapter 0, P. e. O., enjoyed a pic
mic supper at the park Monday
evening. A most bountiful lunch was
provided and a delightful evening
was passed. Mrs. F. D. Carr and
daughters Of Des Moines; Miss Lolita
Perry of Portland, Ore, and Misses
Esther and Pauline Gilfillan OF Mt.
Pleasant, were out Of town guests.
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IOWA LAW.
N Regard to Registration and Regulation of Motor Vehicles, as
Amended by the 35th General Assembly, 1913
original Act Took Effect July 4h, 1911. Amendments Effective
May Isl, 1913, Except as Noted.

Sc. 4 Operator must be rs years Of age. No person shall operate o.
II accompanied by the owner o the motor vehicle being operated. (see sec:
lion 19, subdivision 100
4 aAc < Auplcation filed and tndexed. Upon receipt of q application
Ahr s.I.tration' Of a motorv vehicle, Is provided in this act the secretary
~ .afe shall Ale such application in his ONCE and register such motor
#EahTi. 9TH the name, postomce address and business address Of the owner,
IA snnhnme or dealer, al the Ease may be- together with the facts stated
An auh application, in a book 0 index to be kept fol the purpose. under
tinctiv number assigned to such motor vehicles BY the secretary OF
which, book Or index shall be open to public inspection during reason,
lbe business hours. t G@#% M
Set. 6. Registration number-two number plaees-duPisat. sopss: s,Ms
11non the fling IL such application and the payment Of the Zee hereinafter
Aprovided, the secretary Of state shall assign to such motor vehicle a diatinc-
live number and, without expense to the applicant, issue and deliver or for
YARD nv nal or express t the owner q certificate Of registration, In such
Norm az the secretary Of state shall prescribe, and two number plates. In
The event OIL the loss, mutlation or destruction Of any number plate, the
az a registered motor vehicle, n manufacturer n dealer. as the case
r. may obtain from the secretary o. state a duplicate thereof upon
Ting in the once Oft the secretary Of state a affidavit showing such facts
M IN. naEmento of a fee If dollar: duplicate certificates Of registration
4nay be isGed by the secretary OF state, in like cases. without the payment
n Zee therefore (35 G. A. in eject May l., 1879 #&
~ sex. I. Registration renewed annually. Registration shall be renewed
@nnuany in the same manner and upon the payment Of the annual fee as
Rfov1ded in section eight ts) for registration, to take effect o the first day
S yanuArv in each year: provided, that the secretary of state shall withhold
Dc rs4gistraton Of any motor vehicle the owner Of which shall have
lied I'd register the sam for any previous period or periods for which It
pears that registration should have beer made, until the fe to- such
hd UNDER the provisions Of this act shall expire Q the last day Of the
.alcndar tear in which they were issued. t35 G. A. in effect May I 1879
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oONAPARTE

mss Letha Cantril OF West Point 10
visiting here with relatives.
Stanley Meek, who has been attend
ing school at lows City, has returned
for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Schneider Of Chi
cago came Friday for q visit at the
Henkle home.
Miss Margaret johnson wa hostess
to the Kensingt0n club Tuesday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Baker and sons
OF Keokuk have been enjoying a visit
at the X. L. Meek homo.
Chick Sharp Of Chicago Is visiting
old friends here.
Ed Cummings Of Keokuk visited
relatives here last week.
Miss Anita Sanders has gone to
C%hillicothe, ILL.,, for 1 visit.
Miss Amy King Of West Point vis.
tied last week at the Geo. Rigler home.
Mrs. Shelton Of Bloomfield wa hero
last week visiting her sister, Mrs. b.
W.. Chapman.
Nj. and Mrs. william Blackburn
have returned from an extended stay
In Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Fuller and grand.
son Albert moved to Des Moines last
week.
D. C. Barber of Denver. Ill.,, visited
relatives here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rounds and
sons Of Baraboo. Wis, r visiting the
J. G. Davis family.
Mrs. Will Hall and son, Basil, of
Green City. Mo-, ann last week to
visit relatives.
George Grages Of Washington. Ia,
visited relatives here last week.
Miss ethel Packer expects to 80 to
Mankata, Mimi, this week for a visit
with friends.
Misses Mabel and Louise George OF
Nevada, Mo-. came last week for .
visit at the Park hotel.
Mrs. H. j.. Kranshaar OF Karsaw, Ill,
has boon visiting her mother. Mrs.
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SALEM.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Shriner accom-
panied BY their son Dee, wife and baby
Walter Of Chicago, who were guests ut
the Shriner home, departed Monday
for Denver and other points In the
west. They will make the trip in their
touring cal.
Thomas Shampnoi and his daugh-
ter Mrs. Ivah Bennett came from Fair
feld Wednesday for Z few hours stay
at the Shampnoi home. Mrs. Sham
pnoi Is still quite Ill at the homo Of her
daughter at Fairfield.
Hugh Mccoy of Birmingham, former.
ly Of Salem, has returned from New
York, in which state, near Albany, he
purchased q farm. He with his wife.
will move to their new home about
the first Of October.
Mrs. Gilbert Bailey and daughter
Mildred arrived from salina, Kan, and
are enjoying 4 visit at the home Of
the formers mother, Mrs. Kate Brown.
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SEYMOUR.

The school board held a meeting
Monday night and j. d. Johnston was
elected treasurer in place of II.
Gates, who resigned.
Mrs. George Chapman of Peoria,
ILL.,, is visiting here this week with
her brother, Robert Dyball and fam
lily.
Miss Halle McCabe came home
Saturday from Iowa City to visit =
few weeks with her father, William
McCabe and family, and other rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. J. J.. Adams and children left
last week for Illinois to visit at DIFF.
ferent points with relatives. From
there they will 80 to their new
home at Shelby, Mich, where Mr..
Adams has purchased q farm. Mr..
Adams will leave this week.
The new editor, T. A. Glassburu.
will take charge of the Leader next
week.
Ms. will Rickords OF Kansas City
was here last week attending the
funeral Of Henry Parker.
Elmer Yarnell Of Des Moines Ia
here visiting with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Yarnell.
Edgar Dyball of Los Angeles, CAL,
In visiting here with his parents,
MI. and Mrs Robert Dyball and
other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh CraIner Of
Rock Island, and Miss James 81
Trenton were visiting here Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Cramer.
Jay Merritt Of Des Moines was
visiting here last week with his
mother, Mrs. j. J. Merritt and other
relatives.
MI. and Mrs. w. O. Jamison wer~
visiting in Iowa City the a
week with their son, Fra S.ni'
son, who is attending the summer
school of the college.
At the Congregational church Friday
AveninK / reception was givsn compli.
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mentary to DR.. and Mrs. Will Cam
mack who will soon return to their
missionary work in Africa.
DR.. and Mrs. Will Cammick and chill
dren and the Doctors mother, Mrs.
Jane Cammack were visitors Of rela-
tives 1t Williamstown, Mo-, last week.
Mrs. w. Hoggatt and Mrs. G. Form
have for their guests their sisters,
Mrs. G.. C. Nix and children and Miss
Clara Mckee from Brewton, Ala.
day to visit relatives ct Mt. Pleasant,
New London, and Burlington, thence
to Keokuk by boat.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Grim and daugh-
ter Mildred returned Friday from .
visit at the D. G. Grim home at Mar.
shalltown
Miss Annie Packer who has been at
the state superintendent's Office at Des
Moines, assisting in grading teachers
examination papers. returned home
Friday.
F. H. Feldman and wife are enter.
tanning their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Feldman from Wyaconda, Mo.
Mrs. Maria knight and daughter.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Hartley are visiting rela-
tives at Kingston, Ontario.
Benny Barney left Monday to visit
relatives in Minnesota. Colo, and
Idaho. He expects to make the trip
on his motorcycle.
A. Davidson and wife have returned
from Hamilton, ILL.,, whore they visited
their daughter, Mrs. IL. Guy and fam
lily. \
Mrs. Mary Ollie has for her guests
her daughter, Mrs. Frank Dewitt and
son from Elliott.
Mrs. Mary Lewis and sons, Frank,
Lewis and VIII Shrver will move to
Mt. Pleasant.
Prof. Hummell Of Burlington, spent
a day OF last week with his brother.
Henry Hummell.
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A GOOD RESIDENCE PROP
erty in Ottumwa, We have q party
who wants to retire from his Van
Buren, county farm described as fol-
lows Brick residence, 2 stories, eel
lar, furnace heated, close to church.
school. 100 acres good farm land. 90
acres blue grass pasture, on main
travelled road, telephone and rural
route, fruit: all necessary outbuild-
ings, all in good condition, $40, 900 for
the 1870 acres. This Is cash price.
Want a residence property for q
home worth from $4,000 to $4,000.
Would want $4,000 or $4,000 in cash
and will carry balance at so as long
as interest is paid as It natures. This
is q good farm worth price asked
and van property we'll located In
good condition and worth price ask
ed. Boies & Kerr, Birmingham, Ia.
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Mrs. D. =. Law starts todsy Tor
her homo ct Bells, Texas. She has
been visiting st the parental y. ".
II. Grimm home for the past sever
wooks.
Stbi Dutton Of Dee Moinss IL vie
ting ct the home Of MISS Cline Har-
Ian this wsek..
Miss Mcle Dale Of this city 10 vis-
iting with friends in Dss Moinss this
week.
r. P. Barnes OF Lovilia was
business caller here today.
Don't forget the union. Sunday
school picnic. Everyone II invftea
and q fne time 10 anticipated.
j. d. Devereaux and daushtsr IsA-
bella are business callers IN Loyilis
today.
Tho town ID full Of soldier boys TO.
day. who are returning from th4
summer camp At Charlton to head.
quarters in Das MoiRes.
AtA
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LIBERrviLLE

Bert Rider and two daughters 81
Flanderau. s. D. are hero visiting n the
Jessie VIM home.
Claude Heston OF Tarkio. Mo-, visit
ed here several days last week with hts
parents. While here he purchased
farm OF his brother Bort. Mr.. Heston
expects to locate here.
Mrs. RodAbAuSh attended camn
meeting in Birmingham ovsr sunday.
Mrs. Carl Rigs and son returned
homo Sunday after q weeks visit with
her sister In Abba.
Bert Heston bought the william
Cowan farm Moaday for S14S per acrS.
Mr.. Cowan win build an6 live IL YSb-
ertyv1iie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollin Moore Of Dayen-
port are here vit1tfng ct the Taylor
Moore homo weSt OF tovn.
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lows and Rebekahsp Of Chillicothe had
open installation. Mr.. steele and staff
OF Ottumwa Installed tho officers OF the
Odd Fellows and Mrs. Jim Moore and
star installed the officers Of h Re
bskah lodge, after which light refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. Eva Mastery and Daughters
Edith and Florence Of Hiteman return
cd home Tuesday after a few days
visit with relatives and friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pope Of St. Louis are
visiting at the home Of Mrs. Pope's
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Bennett.
Miss Jessie Drown departed Satur-
day for Bakersfield, Calf, where
she will be married to Walter Rubel.
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NominiStTatoT NotSSO.
Notice is hereby given to all persons
interested, that on the Esd day Of July,
A. D., 1913, the undersigned was ap-
pointed by the clerk Of the district
court of Wapello county. Iowa, admin
istrator Of the estate Of Mrs. Nettie
Johnson, deceased. late Of said county.
Ali persons indebted to said estate will
make payment to the undersigned, and
those having claims against the samo
will present them, legally authenticat-
cd, to said court for allowance.
Dated July 20, 1913.
II. G. Asklof. Administrator.
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Dr.D.E.Graham
Hesrs-s to Il .. M; I .ssp n
Ennis office Bldg, ottumwa. is.sa.
Emma WeiaiyanRer

Emma W~eisivanger.
Miss Mary aMnnering OF South Bend
Ind, Is visiting old friends here.
Mrs. xantippe Blackford entertained
the Whist club Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. B. j. King and children OF Val
ley Junction are visiting at the ". o.
Thompson home.
Walter Corns of Gary, Ind, came
Wednesday to visit his mother, Mrs.
Angeline Corns.
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KIRkvlLLE.

Mrs. Jim Moore, the district deputy
and installing staff wen to Agency
Monday evening and insta ed the Of
ffcsrs Of the Rebekah lodg After In
n tallation Ice cream and tcAke was
served. The crowd left t. Kirkville
about 10: 80.
Thursday evening the same crowd
went to Bladensburg and installed the
officers OF the Rebekah lodge. After
installation light refreshments were
served. Saturday evening the Odd FA-
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Tuesday from Chicago where he had
accompanied a shipment Of stock.
G. D. Smith accompanied q consign-
mont Of stock to Chicago on Tuesday.
Mike Coleman Of Melrose was In
Russell on Monday on business.
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FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-HAvE
you an automobile to exchange for q
good pacing mar now in training?
Address p. o. Box 236, Eldon. ia.
Phone 81.
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FOR SALE-A FARM OF So ACRES.
Frank II. Glen. Kirkville- La
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For Sale.

FARM OF 45 ACRES FOR SALE:
close in; improvements good. New
phone 250o-M or inquire At 632 East
Main.
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For Sale.

FOR sALE-CASH REGISTER AND
fixtures. Iongfellow Book. store, 114
South Court.
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Administrator's Notice.

Clyde e.. Adams, Petitioner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-19
CADETS GRINDING
FOR EXAM|NAT|O
Finals Only Month Away, and
Everybody at v. P. I.
Is Busy.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch 7

II.
Blacksburg. Va, May 1S-with
finals just a month off and third term
examinations TO come before. the
cadets have little time for anything
outside of the grind of classroom and
military Prospects are excellent for
Dig crowd during commencement
night. June 10. with the junior-senIor
german and ending Wednesday night.
June is, with the final ball
Professor r. j. Holden took his
geology class on its annual hike to
Mountain Lake last Saturday and ff-
teen members of the class made q trim
to Floyd County. These trips are
taken 20 give the students practical
illustrations OF the theories taught In
classroom and are made through coun-
try that is rich in minerals and ores
OF all kinds. They always prove n
very popular feature OF the years
study.
William B. Atwood, Of Charlottes-
vile, for some years director of the
Virginia Experiment Station. has been
spending several days here as tho
guest OF Dean D. l.. Price, of the
College of Agriculture.
]. Thompson Brown, OF Bedford. roc
tor Of the V. p. l. board, and Peyton
st. Clair and ]. l.. Watkins, of Rich
mond. members OF the executive COM
mittee, spent Saturday at the college,
auditing the treasurer's books for the
year and attending to such other
routine business as lies in their pro-
vinco. The next regular meeting Of
the board will be held here In June.
Or. Ennion G. Williams, OF Rich
mond will visit the college Monday
and will speak in Blncksburg Monday
night before tho Board OF Trade.
The officers of the Y. NJ c. A. gave
an informal reception to the students
In the several Bible classes Saturday
night in the Dutch Barn." to which
number of young women were also
invited.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-19
MAP OUT PROGRAMS
FOR CAMP A|GNS
Members of National and Con-
gressional Committees Hold
Conference.

Washington, May 1S.-Omcers OF tho
Democratic National and Congressional
Committees have mapped out pro-
coming congressional and presidential
campaigns, and placed 1t In the hands
of a joint committee. composed of Ma
tiona1 Committeeman Palmer, of
Pennsylvania; Howell. of Georgia;
Sells. of Texas; Lynch. of Minnesota,
and Cummings. Of Connecticut, and two
Senator'S and three Representative act
ing for the congressional committee
President Wilson has expressed him
self Is being in thorough sympathy
with the program. The plans are de-
signed to continue congressional STRAIT
cgy The congressional committeeman
express their willingness to cooperate
and Will make their report to the full
committee at meeting to be held June
or 4. Its five members of the Joint
committee will be selected then
The permanent organization of the
congressional committee probably will
be effected at the June meeting, and a
chairman chosen. for which Office Rep
resentattve johnson, of Kentucky, is
the foremost candidate
Chairman Palmer, OF the joint COM
mittee, and Thomas j. Pence. the man
ager of publicity, were directed to con-
Ter with the congressional committee
men. The national committeeman ad-
journed until the congressional COM
mittee acts OH the joint campaign plan.
Chairman Lloyd and Secretary Page.
OF the congressional committee will
confer with President Wilson Monday
and with a committee of Senators dur
ing the week regarding the proposed
increase in representation of Senators
on the congressional committee. So
FAR. Senators Stone, Martin, Culberson
Newlands. Bankhead. Owen and Cham
berlain are the only Senators on that
committee, and II has been suggested
that the committee should include a
senator from each State which is to
elect Senator in 1914 and which now
has Democrat In the Senate.
The publicity work of the campaign
Will be divided between the two or
CARNATIONS. the congressional commit
tee continuing TO direct its activities
toward propaganda regarding speeches
and other matters concerning Congress.
while the national committee publicity
VIII take broader scope and not du-
plicate this congressional literature.
The national committeeman feel that
they have a direct interest in the con-
gressional as we'll as the presidential
campaign. now that Senator'S will be
elected by direct popular vote. There
was a discussion of the general situa-
ton. members of both committees TAX
ing a bright view OF the outlook for
the party and OF public opinion re-
sardtng the administrations policies.