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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-08-16
PROCLAMATION
Proposed Amendments
to the Constitution
Of Maryland.

WHEREAS, at the January Session of tho
General Assembly of Maryland, held in this
year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred
and twelve, Acts were passed proposing
amendments to Section of Article /; Sec
ton II of Article 81 Section 9 of Article
5; Section 3 of Article s.; Section p of
Article 4; and adding proposed new Sec
ton to Article 8; of the Constitution of this
State. which said Acts are in the following
words, to witt
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-08-22

A market the year around for
butter, eggs, poultry and hides at
the highest market prices, at the
Liberal Cold Storage plant. Bring
them to us and get the cash for
them. 8-6-tf.
City Loans in the Railroad
Building and Loan Association.
Oklahoma and Kansas farm Loans
Favorable terms. Moore & Falls,
Smith building. 8-15-tf-adv>
You can get sweet milk and
sweet cream at Eidson's candy
store. First door west of City
Bakery.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-08-22
Quarterly Statement

OFT. A. Tegarden, County Treasurer OF Sew
ard County, Kansas, showing balance In his
hands o the quarter ending June, 30, 1913.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-08-22
Delinquent Tax List
lFIrst pubIIshed August IS. lels..

Know We that 1, T. A. Tegarden,
treasurer of Seward county, Kansas,
do for the authority In me vested
under Chapter 1854 and 1915 inclu-
sive, of the general statutes of 1889,
and Chapter ITO of the laws of 1889,
relating to the publication of and
sale of real estate for the payment of
taxes, hereby give notice that will
on Tuesday, September 2, 1918, at
my office in the court house in Lib
eral, Kansas, offer at public auction
and sell for taxes and cost, all of
the following real estate in the coun-
ty of Seward, and the state of Kan
sas, or such part thereof as may be
required to pay the taxes and costs
due upon said real estate.
Said sale will continue from day
to day until all taxes and costs are
paid.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-08-22

State OF Kansas, Seward county. IS.
/, It. A. Tegarden, Treasurer of Seward
county, Kansas, do solemnly swear that the
above statement IL true and correct, TO the
best of my knowledge aud belief.
I. A. Tegarden.
hereby certify, Thar the foregoing state
ment was subscribed aud sworn to before me,
and In my presence, by the above named this
22nd day OF July 1918
Z. ID Cooper. County Clerk.
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MRS. WATTS TELLS OF
 THE WAR In MEXICO CITY

tore a great hole in the back wall and exploded wrecking the apartment"
 The Watts took refuge finally witn the U. g. ambassador and later re- turned home when they thought the trouble was over. On the way through the streets. however, they were he'd up and Mrs. Watts tells about it.:
 "The soldiers. who were drunk. pro- ceeded to hold us up taking the mems guns. ammunition and watches In the meantime Will had unfastened his belt and when they made him stand up his gun with his belt dropped into the seat behind me and in their hurry they got only his watch" They took about eight hundred dollars from an- other man Mrs. Watts says and she goes on to tell how they all finally left the city and went to Vera Cruz where the U. S. battleship Georgia was wait ing to protect Americans.
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Mrs. Billie Watts, as well ac her husband. both of whom lived in Nome, weI, !n Mexico City du-'ng th- fiEhts ing In a letter to Mrs. Darling. Mrs. Wi... gives a most grep! ic drscriI'- tlOA of the occurrences .-s.,n which the following are extracts: 'i was awak- rned carly Sunday mcrn.nG. Febru- ary 5, by a pecul-.c noise which !. Jnted like the exh lus: from a raso ,is~ engine and for Q momen; imag- ii.oi was in Nome again and mining .n th. beach. I doz,t of, again ard presently the maid rushed into the room to tell us that the rebels were in town and that a battle was being fought in the streets. We only lpiEh- eds at her for being 50 excited nnd began to |, ink about breaAfas, when boom" sounded the eannons over our heads followed by the popping of the rapid firing guns which recognized
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including those relating to industries and politics.
 The decision of the President to he represented in the grand tour is re- garded as q sign of real interest in the northland It will also mean, no doubt q greater interest in the excursion. Word from varions parts of Alaska is to the effect that preparations are the visitors a most cordial greeting.
 It is understood here that the cX- cursion will he the marking point of
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a new era in the matter of advcr- tising the territory and for that reason have some /One in the party on whom he would depend for full description of tbe facts. It is known her" that some of tho most prominent writers of the United States will accompany tn" party and that campaign "f ildv'r- Using will follow all over the country
 Mir. Mann is regarded as on" who is well worthy of the confidence" placed in him as he has taken part in many
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as the gasoline engine dream of the early morning"
 After going on to tsll of tie ces' sation of the firing and its recom- mencement next day Mrs. Watts says:
 "The next day, Tuesday, W, were not safe in any part of the house. Mauser bullets fell in the patton at our feet and stray shots broke our windows chasing us from one part "f the court to another. At about I) a a. m. a battery wa. placed at the head of our street which we could see from my living room window. ani be- fore we knew it we were in the fir ing line. The federals were trying tc lombard the arsen"l through our street. It was impossible to stay in the house so we all went into the patio where we had a conference. While We were talking shell struck the house and entering one of the apartments
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Special Nugget Service.

LONDON. June 19. lloyd George. in q magazine article published today, holders and the wives of electors will receive the vot" l"fnr" NgrN lon-.
 SA@.@~
 that women must recover their senses before they can be admitted to the vote. Hc/believcs that he sees already that the women of England ar" get tingtired of the outrage and mad acts
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PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE
 PRESIDENT COMING NORTH

affairs which are well calculated to give him an insight into the needs of new territories.
 . The excursion now promises to d'- >.Iopc int" something greater by far than what was at first contemplated. II iS assuming such importance now that it is regarded as something more in the nature of q commission than q mere excursion and the reports from il are certain to receive much con sidcration here in the capital.
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LLOYD GEORGE PROMISES
 THE SUFFRAGE TO WOMEN

parish church uf Rowley Regis and has stood for hundreds of years. Hay ing been one of ih" lights and boasts of feeling of it" jparishoners is one of rage.
 In other parts of the country out ragps of more or less serious kind are being committed still but it is being learned that all of them are due to group of women and not to suffragettes as whole.
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of the recent past.

of the recent past.
 He denounced the present methudG uf the womcn's organizations as Iun- iha belief that the women of the country as a whole are not involved in the discraccful conduct which has marked the campaign hitherto.
 As if in answer to the announce mcnt of the chancellor of the cXclI"- qucr the suffragsttes today hurn' l down a church. This edfice is the
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Everyone is invited to he present at the big meeting which will bc held o'clock to discuss the new mining law. John A. Webb will preside and several will be called upon to giv" their views while anyone who desires to speak will be gladly heard.
 The bill goes into effect on August II but the extra work on old aSsocil ton claims need not he done until neXtyear.. should the ma jorty of the people at the meeting tonight Inc op-
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COETnALS IS
 MADE DOCTOR
Special Nugget Service.

PHILADELPHIA. June 19--The university of Pennsylvania has con- ferred the degree of doctor of laws on Colonel Goethals. chief engineer of the Panama canal. The decision to do so has met with the approval of every university as well as of the public generally. Goethals is now man who Is probably one of the most famous of Americans internationally owing to having accomplished that in which the great engineers of Europe failed.
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posed to the new mining law a com- the work of having Il protest sent t' Washington from all Alaska. Accord . ing to the organic act creating th" states can veto. n bill passed by tl.e Alaska lcgislatur" whenever i likes There is no time for the ConGt, ssirnil veto but the law. once signed hy thc governor. holds until it is Vet ,d hy ( bngreSS.
 Some attorney and maybe more will
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man ambassador today to ask his gov-
 ernment to be represented at the Panama exposition in San Francisco. Germany Is about the only one of the great powers which has not taken an interest or n part in the big fair. It gives as an excuse that 1t sees no benefits that could come from exhih- iting so many times in the same coun- try but the failure of the Kaiser's gov.
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CHARLES LE cLERcQ FILES
 SUIT FOR DIVORCE

~ Charles Le Clercq filed suit for di- vorce today against his wife. Grace E. Le Clercq to whom he was married In Nome October 6, 1907. In the com plaint he states that she deserted him on June IF, 1911. There are two chill dren of the marriage, one of whom Is four years of age and the other three o. D. Cochran Is attorney for tht plaintiff.
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Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 WASHINGTON, June 19.-President Wilson has appointed Setb Mann as his personal representative to accom- pany the excursion which will leav" Seattle and make tour of Alaska next month. Mir. Mann is from san Francisco and will prepare at once to join the excursionists. During the trip he will take a careful survey of the conditions and will probably be asked to meet many Alaskans to oh- tain their views on various subjects
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the state is confronted with state serious than the trouble which caused such loss of life and injury during the strike some months ago.
 It is stated taht the coming of ,he congressional committee Is re gardrd by the men as of being no earthly ad-
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ASCOT, England June 19-A male suffragettc emulatcd the act of Miss Davidson today by throwing himself in front of a horse while the animal was racing in the Ascot cup race. The horse belonged to August Belmont and is named Tracy. The male suffrag- cite was killed.
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LA ER
Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON, June 19.-The " L.
 son currency bill was completed and made public this afternoon. It follows the original reserve system divid'nc
 the country into fifteen reserve districts with the govcrnmen. as the central district or power. The bill authorizes an emergency currcfry of $500, 900 ,00O.
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Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 CHARLESTON, June 19.-Fiftecn thousand coal miners will go out on strike next week in the New River district according to the decision ar- rived by the officials of the union. The decision was officially announced today and once more this portion of
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FIFTEEN THOUSAND TO STRIKE
 IN WEST vlRGIuIA MINES

vantage to them and the trouble which haS been brewing for some time is now about tO bc let loose.
 The announcement that the strike is going to take place was only made after the~ departure of the investigat- ing committe which has gone tO WashIngton to continue it's enquiries.
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VALLEJO, June 19.-Eleven people were killed this afternoon when eiec- tric cars collided on the San Francisco Napa and Calistoga line Several others were injured
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FIRST WOMAN
 FOR COMMISSION
Special Nugget Service.

WASHTNGTON. JMne lS.-Mrs. [. Borden Hartman of New York, has been selected as q member of the lndustria Commission and is the first of her S"N tn have received such an honor. She is o( woman of large means who has taken into her own hands th" conduct uf her business and has displayed all the ability which t man alone is supposed to possess.
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WASHINGTON. /June 19.-Chief Justice White of the supreme court has granted Gompcrs. Mitchell and Morrison an appeal to the supreme court from the sentence imposed "n them.
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ernment to take part Is assigned In some quarters to a political cause aris- ing from the dissatisfaction of Ger mans in connection with Panama canal tolls.
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THOMPSON IS BOUND OVER.

Charles Thompson was bound over to the grand jury this afternoon on the charge of assault with a danger ous weapon in the sum of $500. He was brought up in the morning but the case was postponed until the after noon.
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EVERYONE WILL ATTEND THE
 BIC MEETING THIS EVENING

siblc the effects which it will have on mining and miners SD that the meet the matter. II is probable also that the members of the legislature who are here will lc q: th>/ meeting and give their, reasons fY passing tn hi' so that a mos, interostng and instruc- tive gathering should take place
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Special Nugget Service.

Special Nu0ast Ssrvics.
 WASHINGTON, June 19.--A joker was discovered in the tariff bill today which If 1t had become law would have nullified the effect of the arrange ments for sugar. The joker was so arranged that 1t would have meant the placing of a tax of two cents pound on refined sugar and would have spoiled completely the three year pro- vision which had been meant by the framers of the bill. The senate finan- e committee have now corrected the matter and have eliminated the joker 70 that the bill reads as 1t was fn-
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JUDGE BROWN
 IS CONFIRMED
Special Nugget Ssrvie&

SpocIaI Nu0oot SorVIeo
 WASHINGTON. June 19.-Fred NJ. Brown. who was appointed judge of the third judicial district of Alaska. has been confirmed by the senate. This was expected as he had a strong support and no opposition to speak
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Headquarters for 6. q w. soods . Therulf lshmann's grocery.
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ASKS GERMANY
 TO EXPOSITION

Special Nugget Service.
 WASHINGTON, June 19.-William Jennings Bryan appealed to the Ger
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8 q W. Dill pickles in bulk are the very best that can be put up. You can get them in any quantity at Thoruif Lehmann's.
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Fresh fruit and vegetables at tn Royal Fruit Store. Frss delivery.
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s Steamer corwin for Bluff, Chinik
 Solomon and St. Michael, Thursday.
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FORMER MAYOR
 DROPPED DEAD
spssiaI Nugget ssr,ses.

spseiA Nugget 0ePvseA
 NEW WESTMINSTER, June ls.-. John \ Lee. who has been three times, mayae of this city. dropped dead of heart (isease today while he was dsiv- inss . his automobile. When h~
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
 Received at Bessie Store, { elegant sample sets mink and fox. Will b. sold reasonable. Call now. The Peoples Paper"-Noms Nugget
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GO TO THE NORTH POLE Bakery for the bet broad and lasary
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JOKER IS DISCOVERED
 IN THE TARIFF BILL

tended to read.
 An effort is now being made to learn how the joker became inserted. It Is thought in some quarters that 1t is due to a clever bit of work on the part of the enemies of the bill.
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AT THE NEW EAGLE.
 Hemrich Bros.' Apollo" Beer on also "eelset" by the bottls o'
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TO GET ThE NGWs.

That interests AsAkAn0 you should
 supscribe for the Daily Nuggse. sa.ss Der month delivered. /
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Eggs $1.00 at Prosser's Harness Shop. Phone Black 5.
Evening journal., 1913-12-12

Mclean went direct to the Giants
from St. Louis. IN exchange for Gran
dali, Wh0 was aiterward bought hack
by New York. Mclean has been mem.
Der Of both the n. Louis and Clu-
cinnntl clubs.
Evening journal., 1913-12-12
MADONNA AFTER
BROWNSON SCALP

Brownson basketball five will line
lup against Madonna, of Philadelphia,
in the local hall tonight The visi-
tors come here with the reputation
of being one of the best independent
teams in Philadelphia. Only few
weeks ago the Madonna five defeated
the strong Bridgeton team on their
home floor. and this is but one of the
New Jersey teams which have been
beaten by the Philadelphians
The Brownson team will consist of
the regular lineup: the line-up
which last season made the Brown
son five one of the most successful
teams of the East. Haney and Burke
viii be at forward, Marty McDonough
will jump center. and Walsh and
Larry" Rigney Will guard the bas-
ket. These men have rapidly at
tanned their old. swinging style OF
play, and the teams which they met
so far this season have been by no
means their equal.
A preliminary game will be played
by the Brownson Second team with
some other team yet to be an
nounced.
Evening journal., 1913-12-12
RUSSELL SIGNS;
BIGGER SALARY
HIS THIS YEAR

Il sincerely hope I'll BIO able to
earn its face value was the man
ner in which Allen Russell, the clever
young Oriole pitcher. expressed him
self in q letter to Jack Dunn yester-
day, inclosing a signed contract Tor
next season.
Dunn gave Allen a very fine in
crease In salary, and the brother of the
famous $4,000 southpaw took pains
to let his boss know that he appreci-
ated It. Allen deserved the raise,
for he displayed considerable ability
last season while a member of Pete
Cassidy's Tri-State champions. Cas-
sidy gives Allen the lions share OF
the credit for winning the flag and
predicts the youngster Will deliver
the goods for Baltimore next sea
SON.
Having been told that little weight
would stand him In good stead, Rus
sell made up his mind after the In.
ternational League race had been run
to put himself through a strict cours,
OF training this winter. He went e
Cambridge, Nd, a few weeks ago aud
has been leading the simple life Mos
OF his time Is spent outdoors, and
lohopping wood is one Of the feature,
iof his daily training routine.
That the rough, outdoor work ha,
agreed with him IL shown by the fac
that he already has gained min,
pounds Morrisette Is the only othel
lOriole signed, That youngster too
could stand few pounds, and whil'
Dunn has not heard from him h'
hopes Bill IL following the exampl,
OF Russell.
Evening journal., 1913-12-12
FEDERAL LEAGUE
HAS NEW PLANS
May Place a Team in New
York or Brook
Iyn

According to a dispatch from New
York the Federal League will attempt
to place team either in the metropolis
or Brooklyn. Director Edward Hanlon
and Secretary Harry Goldman of the
Baltimore Feds, who have Just returned
from the big city, when asked whether
the new league would invade Gotham, re-
fused TO deny OF confirm the news Mr..
lIanlon said that the league intends TO
keep both the public and baseball mag
mates busy guessing as to what they
arc doing
Despite the fact that at present there
are three t'g leagl teams in the vi.
entity OF New York, Mr.. Hanlon thinks
there is room for another. He Netated
that chfb could b. placed in Brooklyn
without conflicting with the games al
Ebbetts Field, but would not say for d
certainty whether one would be launched
in the City of Churches. 1t was learned
from good source in New York that
Messrs. Hanlon and Goldman, accom-
! panied by several men interested in tn,
Federal League had inspected plot OF
ground on Long Island not far from the
itAAHinNr u tAt fAttAohtAR nAA0kN NAA
in the week. 1t was also said that thl
Federal League hackers in brooklyn ha'
secured an option ON this property
1t has been ruhlored about that tn
/ Federal League would throw up tn
sponge but Mr.. Hanlon says that th'
promoters will soon have a sensationa
announcement to make In Buffalo, a
well as in Baltimore, the magnates ar
working secretly. Mr.. Hanlon aver
4 that after a few more meetings are held
an announcemet OF the names Of player
who win provide good baseball for tn
Baltimore fans next season would b.
made.
Secretary Harry Goldman OF the Bal
timore Feds, denied that David Fult
I had been offered the presidency Of tn
league, or, in fact, had It ever been Of
Evening journal., 1913-12-12

MEMS CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS.
Boys Overcoats with the new military col
lars, in brown, black blue or graYS
a real $3.50 value; tomorrow CT 90
only ...... ................. oh 10
Mems SIS gray. navy chinchilla Over
coats. special sample lot in blue CT EA
OF brown; tomorrow .......... ID Z oeJO.
Boys Suits, knickerbocker pants; sizes. 8 ~
i6 years; a real bargain special taped
throughout. Mixed goods and Blue QS1 - e
Serge. $3.50 and S4 value Saturday sDZfoZieJ
Evening journal., 1913-12-12
BAkER VS.. TRrspALE.

X. o. Harry Baker will meet How
ard Trusdale IN the squared circle Of
the Fairmount Athletic Club in Phil
adelphia tonight. IL will be the sec
ond meeting between the men. the
last time Trusdale being Knocked out
in the third round. He claims this
was more or less of an accident and
for this reason has been given an
other chance.
Evening journal., 1913-12-12
HIBERNIANs ELECT.

Division No. 4. Ancient Order OF Hi
bernians, has elected the following Off
GERS: Sylvester Healy, president; p. j.
Donohue, vice-president; Jerome j.
Herley, recording secretary; John Des-
mond. financial secretary; Patrick Hor-
gan, treasurer, and Robert +. Dean, ser
geant-at-arms.
Evening journal., 1913-12-12
Extra Special CAs1lcS GA~m0.
Bargains at All the OAAAANS 0NOACS

Champion Flour.
3Oc bag, $4.75 Dbl.
Childs' Best. .33c bag; $500 Dbl.
Pillsbury's best 35c bag; $3.50 Dbl.
Ceresota. o.. .35c bag; $3.50 Dbl.
Gold Medal, 35c bag; $3.50 Dbl.
Sweet Cider .........5c sc qt.
Sweet Florida Oranges. .19c dOz.
Pure Lard ...............14 .14c lb.
i3c Can Holly Wreath Asparagus
Tips ......... ... Sc
Best quality California Asparagus
all tender, edible, young tips.
Evening journal., 1913-12-12

The Wants nave been the stepping
stones for many who have attained
success.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1913-12-12

Everyone. who has had any expert
ence with the Wants. will tell you
that Practical Economy" and the
Want Columns" are synonymous
terms. Use the Wants ia filling
many needs.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1913-12-12

Field goals-Rowe 5. Smith ?. Baird
6, Knox 3, Bradley ?, Sidwellr4.
Foul goals-Rowe 6, Sidwell ?.
Referee. A. Buchanan.
Evening journal., 1913-12-12

fred to anybody else. He said that John
S. Gilmore, Of Chicago, who was elected
president Of the league some time ago
would remain permanently In office.