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Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1913-01-09
LYON WOULD STOP EVANS
FROM PRACTIClhG LAW

CnargeS involving the pro-
fessional and personal conduct
of Barnard B. Evans an attorney
of Columbia were filed with the
supreme court Monday by ].
Fraser Lyon, attorney general of
South Carolina, says The State.
B. B. Evans was present in the
supreme court when the petition
was read.
Your informant prays that
the court may take such notice
of the matters and things herein
stated as they deem proper.
says the attorney general in his
petition. The courtS after the
petition was read announced that
it would take such action as
deemed proper.
The following were among the
charges contained in the Pc
tition:
That during or about the
month of October, in the year
1906, j. Frank & Son of the city
of Augusta, in the State of Geor-
gia, issued their check upon the
Union Savings bank of Augusta,
Ga. for $198. 80, and payable to
George l.. Salter of the county
of Saluda, in the State of South
Carolina; that the said check was
delivered to the said B. B. Evans
as attorney for Frank q Son for
delivery to the said George L.
Salter; that the said Barnard B.
Evans had been acting as an
attorney in a loan which was
made by Frank & Son to the said
George l.. Salter, as a part of
said transaction; that the said
Barnard B. Evans, instead of de-
livering the check to George L.
Salter, as he was in duty bound
to do. he, without the consent or
approval of the said George l..
Salter, indorsed upon the said
check the words George L. Sal
ter by B. 3. Evans. attorney in
fact negotiated the same and
has never turned over the pro-
ceeds to the said George l.. Sal
ter; that thereafter the said
Frank & Son, upon the demand
made upon them by George L.
Salter, paid to him the said sum
of $198 80. The affidavit of
George l.. Salter of date of July
18, 1910, and an original letter
written by George r. Rembert
of the Columbia bar to B. w.
Crouch of the Saluda bar dated
September 2, 1908, together with
the copies of nine other letters
relating to said transaction are
hereto attached and made a part
of this information and marked
exhibits o."
A number of other charges of
a somewhat similar nature are
contained in the petition filed by
Attorney General Lyon, who
asks in his complaint that Mr..
Evans be disbarred from practice
in the South Carolina courts.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1913-01-09

S. M. Jones, a prominent citi-
zen of Chester, has offered to
contribute $40, ZOO toward the
erection of a new Presbyterian
church in Chester, provided the
congregation of Purity church
will raise an additional $50,
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1913-01-09
MIR. Walker McMurray Dead.

Mr.. Walker S. McMurray, a
substantial farmer of the Rich
burg section of Chester county
and brother of Mr.. j. H. McMur-
ray, of Fort Mill, died Sunday
after an illness of several months
following a stroke of paralysis.
Mr.. McMurray was a native of
Lancaster county, but moved to
Rlchburg about one year ago.
He is survived by a widow and
one son.
Mr.: and Mrs. J. H. McMurray.
OF this city, attended the funeral
service and burial Monday at
Union cemetery. Chester county.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1913-01-09

Philip Sledge. the little son of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sledge of
Steel Creek community. died
Saturday and was buried Sun
day afternoon in the churchyard
at Pleasant Hill church.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-19
MONOPOLY PROHIBITED.
Water Right Policy Of the Govern
rent.Announoed 81 seer-tsy Lane

Wzshington---The lover the rata
charged 70 consumers b. electric
power companies. The loEer will be
the tax which such po~er companies
must pay 70 TIE goveTnnent-
Secretary Lane Of TIE interior depart
nent announced Sunday as the heart
D the policy adopted ss 70 The disposl
ton % water rights Of the govern.
nen- M lane has pending be
fore hin several applications foI
rights 70 use the public lands and
waters OF the nzvigzble streams for
the development OF electrical power.
He IS opposed 70 making use OF
these waters a. q source Of revenue
10 the government. but Is IN favor Of
requiring the fullest Use o. them tor
the benefit OF the people
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-19
PRESIDENT OF VENEZUELA
OISP0SES OF HIS RIVAL
ce--zi G--ez l---isors General
c-si-s0o. Claiming Discovery Of
Conspiracy Against Government.

WLeos-zd. C--zcoz-Ds.zs,s Q, he
-ecea- political Disturbances u Vene
E1@-a- -a=-s = iz-gs number 0. prom
-.e-- 1sa we're Imprisoned or took 10
1ig-t .o-o---g accusations Of con
sp--zcy zz--s, The government. reach
= 1s-e Friday.
L : s-z.=d thzt plo. 70 zsszss.-
cate President Juan Vicente Gomez
-zs frustrated D. he Imprisonment O.
General DTlgzco ChzIoec6 and = nun
oer q lis t-e-is TIE plot vas 20
have oes1 carried OFT A. the inzzurz
--oa c. re venezueizn Automobile
c--- 1s~ weeks zgo.
L correction xit. tie approach hin.
cznpz-g1 for TIE presidency ,here is
much speculation Il Caracas. Many
o@l-sTe thz- Gomez all TT 70 succeed
Himself. although such acton IS COZ
t-z-g % the Constitution Il this :
impossible. Re ~tll eadezror 70 secure
ne election OF one Of his trusted
Trends In either case il IS consid.
cred certain that some trouble xiii
follow.
Should disorder break ont General
Gomez has great many things in his
iaTor- The army IS il splendid coudi-
ton The Officers are loyal to hin
and there Is plenty Of money IL the
government rrszsury.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-19
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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-19
.UTAHNS TORTURED
. BY MEXICAN REBELS
RascHERs TIED Up BY ORDER or
REBEL LEADERS AND FORCED
TO 6EG FOR THEIR LIVES.
After Having Taken Everything They
~is5ec From Ranch, Bandits Are
Re-cr-ea e Have "zn;only De-
strcyec Property.

Szl, Lake C.,y Press dispatches
ard 7-.rz-e messages received here in
aicz,s nat James Alma Cunn!gham
j. and Roy Cunningham. sons Of
! 4 Cunningham. ST. OF this city
have nsea painfully injured BY SeIi
-. rebels Z, a. attack which the rev
o.c-calsis zzde o. the Cunningham
rz,cs. k.oza zs Hacienda de Coacep
ten y Sza Lais Potosi
TIE rebels are reported 70 haye
Numbered more than 1000. and after
taxing everything they Wished from
TIE z-noa. +; IS reported that they
=zo,oniy Destroyed everything thai
possibly could Dc burned or damaged
including the bedding. food. clothing
pictures. ranch houses and other prop
erty OF the CunninghAns
Tie messages declare that the thre<
Cunningham boys we're tied up foi
four hours and that James Cunning
han -zs repeatedly forced 10 beg or
MS knees FOR bis life
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-19
CONGRESS- MAY REFUSE
TO ACT ON CURRENCY
Growing Determination on Par -,
Oen,oe ratio Leaders TO Revise Tat.
and Oerar for Home.

"ashington--Deve loprDen,s OF -
as- week a. both ends 0. tha c,,,,.,
have Indicated a growing ce;er,.r,s
ton on the part o. the u~,soc-,,'.
.eaders Of congress 70 rAss = ,s-,,,
bill and ~ind up the Eork OF The s,,-,
session without ACTION upon cu--e,,-
7e,o-1n Or any other important mil.
The tariff revision bill a. 10 ~
pushed % completion and I'D hs,o,e
he Democrats OF the senate IN c,,...
before the end OF this week 4, ~.
meantime. no,h .1thslAndins Preside,
wilson's repeatedly expressed ses,,s
70 sec some positive action tskep ~
ward the reform OF the nations en-.
Fency system. congressional loeces .,
The party in both houses are sAostrv
= disposition 10 defer action o. none.
tA-y reform until the regular .ss,o,
opening next Decembe~.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-19
Plum FOR BETTER ROADS
FOR IhTERMOUETlIH STATES
Delegates a. ir-.-certzi, Gee
rozcH issoriatico Meeting Ho-.-
re fer Better Hish~syI

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Cooo 2ozds Association cyos=s t,s ~
1-- co.Tsouoo here thursday uiz.-
z--s- : i1rs= days ssss-oa- toIoz.-z
= sl,---51 co-1ic- ever -te -.zc= O.
ne reI- netting AID re pres.5e-cy
AZ s@c-s-z-Ts1io- Butte. Mott. rc-
against Provo. Utah. for the 1914
co1Ts1-io,- d.. L ?. NcCzuz chair
Kan O. tie eIsc1-ive commission i
e1z-Zs q tie present eoavea-.o,
~S elected president He i prom
--=o- physician o. Boise 7. 4. BIZ
ioa Of Se7ti. Utah, vas elected sec
-s-zy
Resolutions adopted declared .o- -
op@o s1-o ro1-s through the TeiloE-
stone National pz-k II promotion Of.
TIE national movement 70 See Amer
icz First" Convict labor OF good
roads ~zs also highly iodo-zsd. TO
Es-1sr With tie good roads depart
nsot Of the federal government COZ
Quoted II connection With the depart
neat Of agriculture.
Closing addresses we're delivered
Thursday night bg Hon 3. Il. Bur
rel. representing the road depart
Ment Of the national government:
Douglas White. who spoke on the sub
Jet, Good Roads and Railroads; R
Z Lyman professor 0. the Unirer-
sity OF Utah. on Construction OF
Earth Roads; former Governor
James H Ha.ley Of Idaho. on Good
ROADS and Their Relation 10 Mining:
Elias Vander-Horst Of the National
Good Roads association. on ~Hrr'
nony Between National and 10. All
Road Builders"
President J. A Hendrickson OF Io-i
gan in his annual address 10 the con
Eention, declared that last year Utah
alone graded 32s miles OF road and
surfaced eighty-six miles. while the
total expenditure was more than ssss.-
o0o. and this year more than $500. 900
VII be expended He advocated a
federal bond issue Of 800, 1000. 900. to
be apportioned among the various
states. 90 that the total expenditure
will be s400,0O0.0o0 for better roads.
Addresses we're made al the We'd !
nesday session BY c. F. Koelsch. au-
thor OF the Idaho highway commission
Law; A G. Batchelder on Roads That
Lead Somewhere" Z. VI. Ammons on
The Midland Trail" and Miss Luna
l. BigeloT, representative of the gov-l
eminent good roads department. on /
Inc Benefit Of eBtter Highways to
School Children"
The convention was stirred to en-
thusiasm by the address of Horatius
H. Earle. known as Good Roads
Earle who spoke on the subject
Good Enough Roads for the Traffic "
The evening program include an adj
dress by 3. H. Burrell, United States
engineer on The Modern
Day Road Question" and Frederick
Vining Fisher OF the Panama Pacific
exposition on Good Roads"
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-19
WEST vIRGINIANs TO STRIKE
Operators Are Charged Win F,,lu,.
TO Live Up TO Agreement,

Charleston. W. va-Word cane n
Charleston Sunday morning from "a.
rious sources THAI the rainexs a, xo-L
n the mines on Pain. and Cahi,
creeks had voted. al Z noes meeting
70 renew the strike which for q year
has CONFUSED the coal neli
The miners were at work grd.r an
Agreement framed by Governor Hat.
neld and agreed 10 By mine~s and Cd
orators Autterings OF dtsconten, had
been heard among the miners tor SCI,
eral days II Is charged that the op
orators have failed TO live up 70 the
Agreement proposed by Governor Hat.
Geld which provided that The strikers
were 20 ee taxed back 70 work si,bos,
discrimination.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-19
FREIGHT EAmERs COLLIDE.
Ore Survived Shock. But Fate Of the
Other is Unknown.

Calumet Nich-The ore steamer
Jesse Spzulding. damaged 70 an IN
known extent in a collision With the
coal steamer william p. Snyder. Jr. :.
missing on Lake Superior. some
~neFe' II IS thought. in the vicinity o.
heFTena~ point The distress sirnai-
from the Spaulding ceased sudtenl,
after the collision during a heavy foe
and the Snyder. which had backed
Gear. vas unable TO find the other in
iured vessel
After q long search for the spauid
ing. the Snyder. which xas badly dam.
aged above the waterline. was forced
to attempt TO reach its home port. su.
perior. Wis.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-19
L. ?. HAS NEW PLAN
"c1ic EB--z-ze So1rre-n Pacific
Sex fer q 4 O.

= Pal Ni-l-A--o--sg General
EcEeT1c1s ss-Ts1 1o--cs THURSDAY
t-zt "a goTs---s1t -zs ooposec 70
ET--g E= Talo1 Pacific railroad z-y
-----s- sIts-so1 o. tine within
Ta-ca % dlz1ose q i-s holdings Of
So--.=-1 Pzr5lc z-ock - ordered u
TIE srpre-e eo1-
NJ Tc2ey-olds declared that lie
eo11 zee - objection 70 tne proposed
exchange by TIE railroad o. sss sc5.-
c@ worth O. IL Southern Pacific
s-ocz 4 little less than onethird o.
rs fatal hoidingsj for 81 .oC1. 900
worth q Baltimore & Ohio stock held
y the Pennsylvania railroad
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-19
suffrsgets Raid Mail Boxes

Edinourgh--The militant suffrage.
campaign vas resumed here FRIDAY
VIII the biggest raid that had yet
oeen made on mail boxes. Twelve
Of these rsceptscles from one end o.
me town TO the other were attacked
Chemists test tubes filed with q col.
orless acid which caught fire when
the glass was broken were dropped
into the boxes by the suffrage,tss and
many letters were damaged
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-19
WinoPipe Partly Severed.

New York.-A sagging wire cauxh,
the threats OF two members OF nc.
nc party riding on top OF a doubt.
decked automobile bus near LONE
Beach. L. l., and swept several men
70 the ground. One OF the men. WI
lam Pleng. is suffering from a partly
severed windpipe and probably will
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-19
Not a Lobbyist: On. No.

Washington.-Henry T O1nasd. the
millionaire vsce-pres idc-t OF the Amer
can Beet Sugar company. tessihed
saturday before the senate iob5y CON.
nit;ee that he estimated he hal spent
n an average OF $4,000 a year IN
Washington for the last twenty three
years in behalf OF the beet sugar in
iustry. He declared that not cent
aad been spent ILLEGALLY.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-19
Famine impending.

"zsai1g-o1--Fznine. with only
seal meat 70 keep OF starvation,
threatens the people 0. the Pri5ylo.
bland Of Alaska, as a result Of con
srsssional delay In passing the sun
dry civil bill the department Of COM
nerce announced Thursday. There
are food supplies On the island for
but month longer. and until funds
are provided the department can send
no more Even II vessel sailed
from San Francisco al once, it could
not arrive before July 4.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-19
Slaughter 81 Moon

AlhucemaS. Norocco-An oric!a
dispatch received here says A large
party Of Moors boarded the Spanish
guaooa; General ConchA after the
-re~ lad been taken OF. ~hen she
vent ashore on Thursday near here.
They were pillag.ng the vessel when
he cruiser Reina Regente came Up
md nred her entire broadside among
them. killing nineteen and ~osadlng
sixty
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-19

brownsville. Texas.-That const'tu'
aonaiists are endeavoring to starve
.ne city OF Monterey. Mexico. and
'orce the federal garrison there to
Withdraw. Is the information received
here Sunday.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-19
Nun Victim Of Auto Accident.

Fresno. Cal--Sister May Alaooque.
mother superior OF 81; Augustlnes
icademy al Fresno Cal. for ihirty-;zo
years Instructor Of vocal music al S.
Mays academy. salt Lake. was a.
most instantly killed Saturday. when
N automobile in which she and tao
Gher sisters OF the academy we're rid
ng. turned turtle on TIE STATE road
Gear Fresno
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-19
mcAdoo Explains.

Washington - Secretary McAdoo
said Thursday that his statement an
nouncing that s5OO,OOO.O0O of emer-
gency currency would be forthcoming
should banks need it, was made in
response to numerous inquiries from
bankers who were anxious to know
whether additional currency would be
available for crop movements.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-19
Astor Estate Distributed

New York--The estate OF Colonel
John Jacob Astor. who persisted in the
Titanic disaster. was officially apprais
ed Friday al sss.sss.s1l. of xbict
vincent Astor receives ,ss.ss4 400
Mrs. Madeline Force Astor s7.s7s ses
Nuriel Astor s4.s5s,75s. and John ia
COD Aston son by his second marriage
s2,e22,s72.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-19
Issue Orders From Jail.

Ipswich, Mass.-A statement urging
tne hosiery mill strikers to remain
hrm In their demands was issued from
laii by Carroll L.. Pingree and Nathan
ieIman. Industrial Workers OF the
World leaders
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-19

portsmouth, N. H.-Enraged at see
ing mis- former sweetheart in com
pany with two other men, Rober,
White shot and killed Miss Jenni.
wade, l6 years old. and then ended
his own life. Neo
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-19
Breaks Altitude Record

Nienna-The French aviator ia
nund Perreyon. who holds the worlds
Hutude record for an aeroplane both
OF pilot and pilot aud one pa@seuger'
broke the world record for carrying
."o passengers on Sunday. lie
reached height of 1920 feet
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-19

Ogden--Struck in the face by the
iuli charge OF shotgun accidentally
discharged. Brigham Ballantyne. man
ager OF the Ogden Plumbing 4 Heat
ing company. was instantly Killed
nile on a hunting trip near Snowyille.
COX Elder county. saturday A com
panion tripped and fell the gun being
ilscharged full In his fare
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-19
Twenty-four Iniur~d

mo n Louls.-Twenty-four persons
mos. OF them women and childran
we're injured in a rear-end stree, gu 81
=, so'i,s'on on the Grove Cour Iaka ,,a'
u 81. Louis county. Sunday night r n'
women probably win die night two
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-19
Coulon Finally Signed.

Los Angeles.-Bantamweigh Cham
pion Johnny Coulon of Chicago and
Johnny Williams of Baltimore were
matched Thursday to fight here the
night OF July 20 for the bantamweight
Championship OF the world
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-19
Will Disarm BuIqars.

soma. Bu'garia--It is understood
'ere that the European powers inienc
make collective demand for the
iemoDiiization of the Bulgarian army
Is soon as the cabinet has been re-
constructed.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-19
Navigation Tied Up.

ST GATHERINGS. Ont.-Fou- gates OF
ne Welland canal lock No al Port
"a housie were carried away by
reight steamer Sunday. allowing all
ne water in the three-mile level TO
'ock No. ? TO flow out and completely
.ying up navigation.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-19
Jsps Release Yacht

"aShlngton.-The American vach,
oiumoia, seized by the japanese am.
lno'l,ies Tor unlawful entry in tho
crossed port OF Nagahama, has baen
released. and what threatened to no a.
International incideat has diaan,e :. @u
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-19

Leeds. England-Sir Edward Car
son. the leading spirit in the fight
Asalnst home rule for Ireland was
'tFuck on the head by a missile
hrown by some unidentified person
Saturday night
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-19
Serious Earthquake in Bulqari.

Soha--The earthquakes OF sa,ur.
day were renewed Sunday 3,
parts OF Bulgaria Two violent shocks
occurred at Crabovia where ,nncb
damage was done. At Tirnova mar
people were killed and churches ana
public and private buildings were dam,
aged. There are many Homeless 90
destitute allu
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-19
Motorcycles Collide

oakiand' Cal.-Miss NatakI SHIFTS
,oseph souza and Wesley Hofrelt warI
instantly killed Sunday as a resu,, :,
motorcycle collision ON ah OF
curve. The young woman was hmr,as
over a fence vas hurled
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-19
Ricn Couple Suicidea

Zurich, Switzerland.-Eug Mag
81, aged Al, and his wife, aged 35. be-
neved to be the wealthiest persons
In Switzerland, committed suicide
Thursday. being actuated by sheer
* Of interest In life.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-19
WouId-be Suicide Saves Life.

Baltimore. Hd--After an unsuccess
'ul attempt to commit suicide. Cam
milo Zanti. % years old. gave two
quarts Of his blood 10 a mother Of
seven children, who was in q dying
condition at a hospital. 1t is said the
woman will live and that Zanti Is not
ia danger.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-19

Los Angeles.-Two young Ita,,,,
ere terribly burned and manrled h,
oomo which they hurled under -,
porch OF house on Fourteenth s,roo,
pletely wrecked. 0oh
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-19
Missionaries Buvino ct-

as 81 Louisville missionaries in In
, sla are buying young girls by ,hs
thousand at 10 cents apiece IN ordn.
~ save them from immoral ljves q.
.ne temples. was the statement 49, ~
IN the local Y. w. C. A snndar ''aue
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-19
Cabinet Resigns.

Madrid.-Because a vote in the
Spanish senate revealed a split in the
Liberal party. Count Alvaro de RI
manones, the premier. handed his res.
ignation to King Alfonso. His resip
nation was accepted Professionally.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-19

Ell Paso. Texas.-Congregatons of
FL Faso churches will join in praying
for peace in Mexico next Sunday.
while ministers in the different mi.
pits will comment on the needs of
peace
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-19
VIII Fight Huerta.

Eagle Pass, Texas.-Constitutional
list headquarters at Pieeras Negars 70
ceiyed official advices from Governo,
Castillo Brito of the state of Camnecbe
that he had taken the field with m,
men against Huerta. -'VV'
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-19
Four Killed In Collision

Stamford, Contour persons are
dead and many injured, some seri-
ously, as the result of a rear end COL
hsion on the main line OF the New
York, New Haven & Hartford railroad
opposite the passenger depot
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-19

Mr.. Thompson is the newly appoint,
eo assistant attorney general who de-
tends the government in all suits be-
fore the U. s. Court OF Claims. He is
Pittsburgher. graduate of Prince
ton and close friend OF President
Wilson.