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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-08
COWBOY AVIATOR,
Col. P. 5. Cody, Killed by
Fall at London, Eng.
Ills Passenger, Named Evans,
Also Dashed 10 Death.
:ody Wss 4 Queer Character and a
Well.known, Aviator.

London, Aug. Col. P. S. Cody, the
amous Anglo aviator, was
silled, today, in an aeroplane accident
1t Aldershot.
Cody was trying out a new aero
plane when he met his death. In the
machine with him was a passenger
aamed Evans. They were flying oven
the open country, most of which Is
government land. in the Aldershot dis
trict and had just reached Govern
ment House, when the aeroplane was
seen to be travelling badly and finally
20 fall. Some people rushed to the
spot where it struck the ground anc
found the dead bodies of Cody ano
Evans among the ruins of the aero
plane.
Codys neck was broken and both OF
Evans legs were fractured in the fal
and their bodies otherwise were badly
nangled Cody's sons, Leon ane
| Frank, were eye-witnesses of the ac'
3ident, which was attributed by spec
tators to the body of the craft prov
ing too heavy for the wings
Cody was one of the most interest.
ng figures in aviation, more especial
Y in the British Isles. He was rea
soldier of fortune with a varied career
He was well known to the pubic II
England as he attracted general at
tention by his peculiar makeup. ~
wore a sombrero. a long moustach'
and an imperial with long hair. ant
was almost an exact replica of "Buf
falo Bill
When he came to England severa
wears ago from the United States
lwhere he had been cowboy IN tn
West. he had severe struggle t
obtain a start in England.
His first experiments We're mad
with box kites. These he developed OF
the British military training ground
lat Aldershot. He achieved sucn sue
cess with his kites that the British
war office attached him to its avia
ton staff.
| His theatrical appearance am
methods created some preJudlc
against him, which, however. wa
largely dispelled when he foreswor
IAmerican allegiance and became
British subject. The public in Eng
Hand only began to take him seriousl
when he carried off the military prlz
| of 1000 open to the world at sails
! bury Plain, in August, 1912.
Since that time he had built severa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-08
Drunken Brutes Arrested for
Assault on Van Buren, Woman

Houlton Me, Aug. S.-After fighting
four drunken brutes, two of them
Southern Negroes, until her strength
was exhausted, Mrs. Alice Luretta,
white woman, who lives at Keegan,
mile and a half below Van Buren,
was criminally assaulted by the quar-
tet at her home, on the night of July
%, according to the Van Buren, au-
ihoritles. who placed three of the men
under arrest, the next day.
The prisoners, Robert Ellis, Har-
vey Slymiest and Albert BOREDOM, two
of whom are Negroes. were arraigned
before Trial Justice Thomas II. Peile-
tier at Van Buren,, the day of their
arrest, on the charge of assault and
carnal knowledge Of Mrs. Luretta
Probable cause was found and they
were bound over to await the action OF
the grand jury in the sum of $1,000
each. None of the men could furnish
bail and they We're brought to Houlton
and locked up in the Jail here.
The fourth man whom is it charg
ed was in the party who assaulted
! Mrs. Luretta, is said also TO be in jai,
here for drunkenness. II is understood
| that he will later be arraigned on a
charge similar 70 that upon which the
trip has been held.
The four men came to northern
Maine with Dowie & Wheeler's circus
When the show reached Van Buren,
they left it and secured work in ons
of the mills there. on July Is, they
were paid off, and according to the
testimony brought out at the beac
ing, they Immediately started TO drink
heavily. They fell in with the hus'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-08

band of the woman ii is charged they
afterward assaulted and, it is alleged
that he, too, became intoxicated while
in their company. Then the entire
party went home with Luretta.
There was trouble at the house
shortly after the circus men arrived
there In the fight which ensued
Luretta was dragged out of doors, ac-
cording to his story, after which the
four men brutality assaulted his wife.
The testimony was to the fact that
she fought them off until her strength
was exhausted and she was over
powered.
The Luretta children. the Oldest OF
whom is but II years old, We're sleep
ing upstairs and were awakened by
the noise of the struggle in the room
below. They managed to slip out ct
the house unobserved and, stumbling
through the darkness to the home of
neighbor a short distance away
| they gave the alarm.
| News of the assault was at once
| telephoned to the police authorities al
Van Buren, who fastened to RESPOND
| to the call Ellis, Slymiest and Bori-
dom We're found on the premises ano
placed under arrest. After hearings
the evidence, Trial Justice Pelletie'
found probable cause and bound then
| over to await the action of the Crane
jury. in November, in $1,000 bond:
each.
Mrs. Luretta, who fought the mer
until she became unconscious, is lyine
| in critical condition as a result Oh
| the affair, which has sent a thrill OF
horror and Indignation through the
entire county.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-08
FIRE AT BRUNSWICK.
Buildings at Rocky Hill, Occupied by
VIM. Crossman, Burned, Thursday.

Brunswick, Me, Aug. 7.-(SpeciaD.-
The buildings on the William Simp
son farm at Rocky Hill, including the
dwelling. barn and outbuildings, were
burned, this noon. the fire starting on
the roof near a chimney. The build
ings were occupied by William Cross
man. who saved a portion of his
furniture. The loss will be several
thousand dollars.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-08
New
Colonial Theater
FOR
Friday and Saturday
.The Fishermsn's Fortunep-Reliance.
Friday and Saturday

1.-THE Fsherman's Fortune"--Reliance
novel drama of the sea in which
a man schemes to get possession OF
his own money thinking it belongs
TO another.
1.-THE Scapegoat"-America
"A decentralization of the popular
magazine story by VIM. Hamilton
Osborne. Splendidly presented with
Mr.. Warren kerrigan in the LEADING
role supported by an able east The
central idea of the plot. the convie-
ton Of great wrong committed and
a noble sacrifice in expiration of tt
crime is wildly portrayed.
"sThe School Kids Picnic Majestic.
Is a scream ming comedy showing the
troubles Of schcolmaster when he
took the kids 10 the beach on a picnic.
San Franeisco-Amer
The dauntless city. An educa-
ttonal feature produced under per
sonal direction of S. S. Hutchinson.
Below the Dead line-Reliance
"a powerful high elass melodrama.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-08
Shipping News.

Boston. Aug ARRIVED: Steamers
cynric. Liverpool sehooners Alice NJ.
colburn. Philadelphia; Bayard Barnes,
Jacksonvile; Sunbeam. from Eastern
ports; Moonlight, do.
Reckland, Me, Aug. Arrived.
schooners John J Perry. Boston; Mary
Langdon do; Ella F. crowell. do; Char
lie and Willie do.
Sailed Schooner William Booth. Rob-
erts Harlor.
Portland, Me, Aug. ARRIVED.
rchoouers spartei, Lubec for New York,
Ava 4. Danenower, Calais for do. Annie
n Lewis. Bangor FOR do. Louie Beard
Sullivan for do
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-08
machines and was constantly expert
menting with improvements.
FAILS ON eooTH FLIGHT.
Aviator Bryant Falls to Death on
Roof of Building in B. c.

Victoria, B. c.. Aug. THE aeroplane
in which John F. Bryant. California
aviator had made 500 flights, failed him
on the 600th and. after few moments Of
aerial acrobatic, fell the roof of a
building near the hear of the city, yes
terday Firemen who rushed up ladder
to his rescue found Bryant dead In the
wreckage. His back. neck and both legs
had been broken.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-08

More than forty thousand New York
school children are annually referred
by school authorities to physicians for
medical treatment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-26

OF the ledger neditativcly. and though
hard r than she had ever thought in her
lie before Finally she addressed n sin
Ele nNolpe. dropped 10 in the mail box
and concealed the rest OF the circulars
ana stamps In her private drawer. Then
she slipped a certain piece ~ wrapping
paper between the leaves OF the DAT
phantus THIS much she would do and
no more. Tier lips tr.u.bied for IL was
her FIRST appeal TO destiny.
Katrina wick"d.y misinformed he
father that sh" mad sent all - the all
refreshments. and because hts Patrons did
not respond 20 them. Tllscr grufrhled for
thrce days. Rut on the fourth day "A
sIenHer. hron7eI aired person alighted
and Katrina fed like a frightened bird To-
The DARKNESS 90 the rear room
Yes. u Nas Miss Gordon said Ka-
:" Katrina was not IN the shop when
TTe7th"m arrived some weeks later Miss
to " evtrtvaEautiy happy
Well. ] was expecting 20 see YOU"
tssert"d Mr.. Filser
" wasn't INV fault" sail Trentharn
"Eu' you SEQ received = iettc- vhirh
made " absolutely necessary for mo TO
com" hack. and he looked at Miss Cor
don and laughed conteuts~ily
We owe q great deal 20 YOU NJ I'll
ser she sddef. hlrs !ug "You saved Us
from h".rr a perpetual. qusrreiso.ue pair
81 100 lroi.. md ue owe u all to you
IhHt -. 10 one - your books" ev-
tIainei 1ncnthRm Agnes wouldn't have
hno"n . here fool lad hidden himself
ana wouldn't ave rescued him from life
long idiocv- " she rndn', founf-arci-
d"',fHIN lerf IN n hook. YOU kro..-"
forefnCer
"Rl 'he Wv. how's thst pretty Ra-
trir7 %" % o. NJ -
..ph. -" Is we'll" said T.IIscr y shall
tel uer that Won are here again Mr.
Trentfam. and she viii he glad"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-26
MoUndsviIle Briefs.

Miss Clara Russ has returned 70
her home at rarkersburg. after spend
Ing tho past few days with friends and
relatives in this city
Mr. and Mrs George Grifith have
returned IN their home NJ Ashland
XIV. after spending the past few days
with relf Ives here.
7 l.. RogersOn is spending a few
days In the East on business OF tho
Bardall broom factory
Mrs. J. & Fish. OF Rosby Rock. 10
spending a few days with friends and
relatives In this city
Miss Nelle Henderson. ~ Marietta
.- spending p feV DAYS with friends
and relatives in this city
Many local Prohibitionisis attended
the meeting held a. McMcchon last
evening
Several local delegates attended
the State convention % mo Wornan's
Foreign Mission-rv Societies ~ NJ
Nochen yesterday
Miss Maude Riggs las returned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-26

'orltsny. g. visiting his vsrents here
Tho body - rs AIMS Kimherlard
WIS laii % rest 90 ErroNe cemetery. IN
itursdAy Afternoon. the remains having
arrived on o.. O. - train frotr mt
tNrsh f"t W. Holmes conducted
lr.rf s"rrircs ~ fhe ,.nrefery Tnii
bearer vere T. \ sheets Aitsrt kim
herhtfd. e. O.. N.il4 r D. t.r.. samuel
George. Thomas George
o. Fa''ffr 'tia~sli q former citizen
~ ff't frNr. Hud n brother - Tr - ~
e ald"Fl. d""s1asd dfcd ~ nt. homo in
- lsui. Ns.. cor Ne fucs11v. September
=. lfIa Tho remains were brought 20
tt"HlsrNill" fh's morning Tor iutefmenf
nc 1ffN1Ffd icafe- one son. Attorney
Tint 'a!dg~il. - 80 Louis. and one
daughter. Mrs. ffto Steele ~ Parsons.
Nnrsas. &c was AGED 20 Years
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-26

nome from Hazard. Pa, where sbo
syfht me past few days with friends
and relatives ''e''-'
Ofncer Miller has removed from his
"onhe on Fourth street TO the Karcb, r
property on Third street
sever Inspector Ernst is making a
complete inspection Of the system as
ordered by council ~
Many local persons attended ,ha
Ss state convention meeting heij
at h-eiing Yesterday They also ~.
"nd"d me ball in the evening
MIS- NJ. QuiEley. OF Pittsburgh p,
y spending few days with frienos
and relatives IN this city.
~ u. Beam Ia spending month on
an f.aSt'rn business trip. and will Wis.
u his father in New .Iersoy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-26
Street In Good Condition.

Seventh street. between Lockwood
and Lafayette avenues. is now in the
best OF condition after being torn up
for the past few weeks. during which
time repairs were being made to the
sewer system. Contractor K.dder
put the finishing touches to the job
yesterday morning and last evening
the street was in first class condition
This completes the repairs to the
sewer on Seventh street. for the time
being, at least
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-26
MOUNDSVILLE
EalI To Locate RoYs.

- officers have thus far failed TO To-
cate the missing Graham boys. who
disappeared Monday morning from
their home In the East End. The
young lads had been working in the
morning and about the noon hour
they were seen going odwn the rail-
road track. but their whereabouts at
the present time are unknown. Their
parents are worrying very much over
their disappearance and the local au'
thorities have telephoned over the
surrounding country in an effort TO
locate the young lads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-26

VIZ fafFrr' D.. iti.tsr s former re.
i.'I' 20 900. fif.. uaH ruIffH ifl DOB ,r
% o. 70 lffr Yer .r frI.. Co. &C.,
iru .'ff. Do OBJ o. pub.I. o., To-
n"f' w.. rfff.rrsf fu fr, fartor.
.i IN' .ri 900 Nf Hfs I..f. ..rrrf
90. N'f H Wallace sfI..tI.rr IN,
"fif nfINFret H Isrflre here .e.er.f
GEAR tFo. under ths alnri.~a az fr.
tyfrrfVu church and rr.t. ,.,.,
Ififui. nuf.r4 Dots brief tI.If Tho .D...
DO rIII p. rf home f1 fhsir frierf. Boz
DI liHia. Dc
FRANK aIsIauir. smpiotsd NJ ,.f..,.
hurE vs. - ~ fhs fan.ra Maff.ur
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-26
To PLAY BeIla!-e.

Coach Cope has the local High
school foot ball team I'm the pink o.
condition for the game 20 be played TO
morrow afternoon at the local Fifth
street park with the Rellaire High
school team. The locals have been
holding practice each evening this
week and have tried several new
plays. which will be used against the
buckeye boys a large crowd Is OK
pected to witness the game The game
viii be- called promptly az 3 o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-26

day evening at Wheeling. whom ex-
Congressman Joseph Il. Gaines Will be
The principal speaker. Many local Re
publicans are planning 20 attend the
meeting in body. leaving here about
: o'clock. Several meetings are being
planned for this city. and tire cam
paign promises 20 be very hot before
The end OF the week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-26

Il .ff ute" .I IIir.rr sarfe.t hru
''. NJ y" ihf'a r.f 90 farr. t...-I
~ '"ter found lr tho ballot g.. a. ...'
'lfh q. hnpi having teen a.fft,..
u.'t nn ne top t.tst Tf. lad. 49,,
POO Fti"I 90 fIH ends tIf t.+.r..
fIfne Yua RifI show ff.t 49,. | . Do
i'sii Innate. tfev viii boz ,.Hataf f't
l.' .'F.tiHu thI. ftf IIa f.I..r +.. t..
49, ~ h he pad. in CO.. .lai. ...,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-26
Elks Make Bio Hi

The local lodge Of Elks. over one
hundred strong attended the last day
Of the state convention at Wheeling
yesterday and took a prominent part
In the mammoth street parade held in
the morning. The local delegation
was led by the Eagle band OF this
city and made quite an impression In
the parade. Many returned following
the parade. while a number attended
the grand ball held In the evening.
All report a splendid time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-26
WELLSBURC


Well7hurg is ~ ~ 10 a ',". .
80 "a. ttnrl. a meeting having Ie...
nel' AZ Tho barber fhoI * I.iU.rs H.
- .tNihy "veunte. fsr GRANT,
s.i.r,t." ne t.'I"~inA nan ed players w.-.
ts.,,,''N. robert Lowe. Erwin fiouola,.
Imam ~ imam Movers. Walter Mycf. 1;e''r...
-, 20 H'V"re. samuel N.rI.t
- 'is''. D.. l'onr'r Brown Nonfr.,.,
'Iy. 'harlet Williams. Ashley Me-,
~ rams 'strliIur Robert -,
'"n CAPTAIN k'yraii Heiviav wtII g..
'.'.''sf ef Edward Estssr. the Lari,-
a lonAt"d a foot ball AMI prscti'.' q, ID
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-26
To Have Oyster Supper.

Tho Servo Sorority society OF the
Calvary NJ. Il. church has completed
arrangements for an oyster supper TO
be held next Saturday evening In the
parlors of the church. The ladies' In
charge have prepared a fine menu
for the occasion and an invitation TO
the public in general Is extended
The proceeds OF the affair will 20
into the church fund.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-26
Mira Lancaster Dead

Mrs. Sarah " Lancaster died az the
home OF her daughter Mrs u. 7 Bur
ton. on Seventh street. death being
due TO the infrmities Of cid age. She
was well known IN this city. having
lived here fer the past several years
The deceased is survived by Ave chill
dren. three living in this section. while
two reside in Kansas City No ar.
range ments have been made for the
funeral as vet. but - Will likely be
held tomorrow afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-26
Ray Case Up Tomorrow.

The case OF the State against Glib
Ray. charged with rape upon one Miss
Lizzie Bennett. will be tried in the JUS
ttce court OF Squire L. NJ Lewis to-
morrow morning at 10 30 o'clock
Many witnesses have been summoned
10 appear in the case. which promises
TO attract much attention Prosecu.
ting Attorney James u. Parriott will
represent the State. and Attorney J
Howard Holt %ill appear for the de-
fendanf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-26
MANY Attended corv.n,lo,

Many local members OF the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society OF the
First VI. F.. church attended the State
convention held at the First VI r
church al McMechen yesterday. The
AFFAIR was largely attended and several
local members took n prominent part
In the rendition OF the program.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-26
County Court TO Meet

The Marshall county court will meet
In special called session in the morn.
ing and matters OF much importance
will be up for consideration The call
issued calls for attention on road i'm
provements now under way. and the
matters pertaining 10 licenses. The
court will convene at 10 o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-26

II, son train scheduled f.r
fOty uiEhJ wac rnlied off ov,tn.- ..
,,rlhx events being pulled or fr IvI.,.
''- va week 90 rrEf Thgredtv I,..
.i. 't.' ram "iil DO run Hrd nr d...I.t
,'f if'u Nhef .iuE and WeIaburf am
's'Il ~ rlfFit'a 0f this cerss.t...f -
: lsIhnr Wiz -...----.- lL-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-26
what It IL Coming To

What q" sou think 81 or bridge
in o. U.ss dr Yau f.anaEe 20 occur,
tu't 90 ..HynrHr"
~. pattern after tho baseball people
H'i maintain efficient scouts JudEc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-26
Many to Attend SPEAKING.

The opening ~ the Congressional
campaisn In the First district by tho
Republicans will be held next Tuos.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-26
Price lSc Pound
2 lbs. for 35c


kowsbs Asparagus
Another ono 81 tho famous
kutent canned Vrof This Is
Tho o." pack. and ~ exception
al ffr quality
VI TINS Asparagus TIPS. 25e.
] lb. Tt0s large White Aspars.
gus. 10c
10. Tins. 35e-2 ? 10. Tins
peeled. fOc.
LAKESIDE GRAPE JUICE
NJ you Ike Ertue iuico We
urFe YOU ~ try .akeslio We
te.'rv" 10 90 b. just q bit bot.
Ter han most other brands. it,
% r'r urr but strongly recon
W'rl'd Made from ripe con
cord grapes. and tho flavor On
cHColiout
zoe. i5c. 25e and 45c bottles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-26
New Crop
Chill Walnuts

lr7ombli1E IN English Vn'
nN'. and equally as good Tho
unS crop lte iIef boon received
AND ie 'rrf class in every WAY
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-19
DONE
IN PART BY JAN. |.
Several Officials to Move Into the
Basement and First Floor
Work Being Rushed.

That the basement and part of
the first floor of the new courthouse
will be ready for occupancy not later
than January ! was the information
given out Friday morning by Chair
man Shelby Smith, Of the Board OF
County Commissioners.
The Tax Collector, Tax Receiver.
Ordinary Clerk of the Court and
Sheriff and assistants will be the first
occupants of the new building.
Chairman Smith declared Thursday
that rush" orders had been sent out
To the contractors. who are making
all possible haste in getting the base
mcnt and the first floor ready for oC-
cupancy. The work should he com
pleted, he said, by January l. The
entire building should he ready for
occupancy by the end of next spring.
Pending the completion Of the
building the Commissioners. accord
ing to Mr. Smith. are re-renting each
month the old City Hall and the
Thrower Building, where the court
Offices are located temporarily. The
County Commissioners have an option
on these buildings and can rent them
as long as they wish from month to
month.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-19
MACON CAMPAIGN
GROWING BITTER
Senator Mcneil, Who Turned to
MiIIer's Aid, Promises Sensa-
tons at Mass Meeting,

MACON, Sept. 19-With the elee-
ton for Mayor one week from to-
day, the local municipal campaign is
now at its hottest stage The first
Of the public mass meetings VIII oe
held tonight at the city Auditorium
IN the interests Of the candidacy "
Wallace Miller and the Miller alder
manic ticket Saturday night m"
Bridges Smith party will have the
auditorium for public speaking There
viii be- a Dasher meeting on WedneS-
day night. and another Miller rally on
Thursday night, on the eve Of tla
election.
state Senator ". D Mcneil has
become prominent in the campaign by
ardeutIy pspOusing the cause Of Wal
lace Miller, and he is now doing the
heaviest speaking for the Miller tick
et As Mr. Mcneil had been identified
with the admins ton, represented
by Mr. Smith, his detection to Mr..
Miller caused a considerable surprise
, in political circles. Mr.. Mcneil is ad
vcrtisod to deliver sensational
speech tonight. Colonel W. 4. HUI
and Joe Hill Han are also going to be
heard in behalf Of the Miller ticket
Mr.. Smith has not announced ms
speakers yet,
The campaign this week was en-
livened by the controversies between
VIII Gum, the Miller campaign man
aEcr, and w. y. Nottingham, chair
man of the executive committee an ]
"A Smith supporter, Walter DcFOrc' a
Miller worker, and the Smith cam
/ paign committee, A. L. Dasher, can
didate for Mayor, and Emmett Barnes,