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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-12
UNITED STATES WINS A
Big POINT IN MEDIATION
THAW

NEW YORK. June II. - Counsel
for Harry X ThaW and William Trav-
ere Jerome. counsel for the state OF
New York. announced this afternoon
that II had been agreed 20 allow
Thsw. who l. now IA New Hampshire.
to 90 To Pittsburgh 10 testify In the
matter OF his fathers estate.
AZ the same time Merrill Shurt.
len. Of counsel for Thaw. announced
that In consideration OF this conces-
sion on the part OF the state. the ap-
piication to the United states su-
preme court for Thaw's admission TO
oall would be temporarily Withdrawn
Ihaws status. said Mr. Jerome
would remain the same
While Thsw n being taken from one
state 10 another. all State authorities
VIII be enjoined from interference with
MS custody. \ time limit for hts STAY
IN pittsburgh will probably be speci.
ned by the Supreme Court. said Mr.
Jerome Neither attorney would OK.
press an opinion as TO how long this
would BE-. or Just how soon Thaw
would leave for New Hampshire.
both attorneys went TO Washington
tonight TO present 10 the Supreme
court their petition that Thaw be-
transferred from New Hampshire "a
Pennsylvania
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dues from tho wages of tho miners
mat Vas one OF the principal points.
lt was said. for which the miners had
confoudtf
Ih' conferences have continued
since Tuesday More than 10000 min
'i- nave been on strike since June Q
Arbitration Proposed.
\ proposal for tho appointment Of
board Of arbitration to settle thu
haHfNna dispute. iu case the com.
Hl..Inn of rHrci.iafiun fsiis to nnd 70
common ground for agreement. was
-lnniiied o. fuD commissioners by tho
np' 'tai1rs They would have u board
or three named. one arbitrator 10 rrp-
~ uI me miners. one the operators
ana 10" third fo he selected from
among the following. Formera PreaL
g'uis Roosevelt and TAFT. former
IudEo George Gray off Delaware. Jufre
Jolu W Warrington. of Cincinnati
Judge Hfuiamln D. Keller. 81 West
virginia. former Secretary of State
KNOX Martin W. Knapp ~ former
otcretfrN Uf State OInrg
Vending 4n award BE- was urorsoeod
mar WorF I'm Tho kanauha mines I'm
mefafoIF ho resumed under confI
fions ~ the scale recently expired
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-12
WHEELING WOMAN
Elected 20 office by the Epworth
league at State Meeting at
Cisrksbura Yesterday

special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
CLARKSBU RG. W. Va. June IL
The selection OF Morgantown as tho
place Tor holding its next meeting.
ana the election OF officers 10 serN q
Two years ended the business ses-
slons today Of the West Virginia
fpWorth leagues biennial conven-
tion In the First Methodist Episconal
church here. The new officers are
President-The Rev. J. E. Wells
Spencer
First Vice President-The Rev Rov
McCuskey. Shinnston.
Second Vice President - Hal V
Morris. Charleston.
Third Vice -President-Miss Iucy
Dawson. Clarksburg.
Fourth Vice e-President-The Rev
W. Is. Roberts. Rowlesburg.
Sunertntendent-Nrs. :. J. Bean
Wheeling.
Secretary Treasurer Miss Jessie
Shlmp. Warrington.
Board OF Control -WheeIfnr dts
Ilct, Arthur Lozenby and Arthur N
Strickling: Buckhsnnon district. John
BedIow and j. w Law: Charleston
district. Paul L. Flanagan and II. l..
Dilworth: Parkersburg district. w y
Craig and Paul VI Smith: Huntington
district. v G.. Bachus and /. c. And
erson; Ronceverte district. n W
kine and J. W. Warner: Morgantown
district, G. F.. Goodwin and Ellis
1ost: Oakland district. Claude n
Ming and j. ~. Babb.
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STOLEN QUESTIONS
To Be Subject Of Rigid Investigation
by State Department Of
Schools

Special Dispatch to the fnteIiiEencar.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. June ii
AsthOrough Investigation of tho steal
ing OF some Of the questions prepared
by the state department Of schools
and used in the recent teachers uni.
form examinations is being made. Isl
admitted b. the department Of
schools That some of the questions
we're stolen before the examination
was held is admitted 1n Kanawha
county the department had Tho ques
tons changed. but it has been leaned
that the questions stolen had reached
Jackson. Putnam and other rnunties
To what extent they had been used
nc department Of schools had not yot
u was stated that The questions dis.
uibuied were either written with non
or pencil indicating that they had
been copied The Investigation .fart.
cd. 10 was stated. would be- fHor1urb
and would include tho printing plant
that printed tho questions where DO BE-
thought The questions were stolen
Misses sadie Lewis Julia I.rufa and
Maud" spencer were before tho Ea.
rawha county grand jury Although
accused 81 having the questions Miss
Julia Lewis denied DO
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OFFICIALS WILL NOT COM.
MENT ON ACTION OF
MEDIATORS.
Zubaran Surprised-F unston
Alarmed Over Federal
Activities

w ASH lNGTON. June 1f-Oficials
OF the Washington administration
would not comment tonight upon fhe
actlon OF the South American media
I LOTS IN refusing 10 wait longer for
GENERAL 'arranza 10 answer their com
ii.Nhlcation suggesting that constitu.
uonalist representatives. be sent fo
participate in the Mexican peace con.
ference az Niagara Falls.
fublcatiou by the mediators OF az.
CndhEe mus FAR made between them
ana General tarranza's agents and the
report that the South American en-.
NoNs regarded further waiting an Csr.
rama a. beneath their dignity. we're
generally taken here TO mean that the
constitutionalists.
, There were some. however. who ba-
lieNed. mat IN case 10 g. possible for
IN" Huerta and United States renre-
s'htatiVes 20 agree on terms of peaca
ln" mediation conference might rest
WINE the American government
70 brlng about an agreement
WIN the revolutionary forces IN Mex
While the mediators al Niarara
aus we're determining 10 close the
,o1I OF me conference TO Carranza
because oi bis failure 10 reply 10 their
uei.. PRESIDENT Wilson and Secretary
pi state Bryan held a protracted con.
terence IN the White House executive
onccs They were in frequnt com.
mhuiodtion with Justic Lamar and
Mr. Lehman. tho American comnIs.
sioncrs 40 Niagara Falls and follow.
luE lhese interchange. Mr. BRYAN
smilincly reiterated that mediation
was proEres sing satisfactorily" a few
minute. later word came from Niagara
rails of The decision Of the mcdiafors
with respect TO CarraIaa. As soon a.
he reached his ONCE Mr. Rryan wa
called 10 the long distance telephone
ana aEain engaged in conversati0n
with Justice Lamar. who Informed
MIN Of tho action of the mediafors
Nothing % Say
have heard 0f the decision Of
the mediator Mr Bray said when
asked concerning the late reports
fc~-tfr-.f -. - -t-..
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CAROTHERS
Transferred TO csrranza's Hesduusr.
tiers, 20 Be In Closer Touch
With Chief.

FL PASO. Texas. June lin order
10 place the Washington government
In closer touch with General Carran.
zas headquarters. George G. Caroth-
ers. special representative Of the ne
partment Of state. to-day was ordered
10 proceed directly to Saltillo from
Torreon
Mr. Carothers. who Il consular agent
AZ TOrreon for several weeks. has boen
representing the state Department
while accompanying General Villa.
The order for Mr. Carothers' trans.
fer from Villas to Carranza's head
quarters was taken mere to indicate
that the administration AZ Washing
ton desired 10 begin series Of direct
negotiations with the Constitutional
ist commandertn-chief in spite Of Car
ranzas failure 10 enter the Niagara
Fails conference with the Huorta dele
gates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-12
CLAIMS OF WEST VIRGINIA MINERS
In; ARBITRATION is PROPOSED

WAsHINGTON. June -. submis-
eion Of the claims of the miners and
operators involved in the coal strike
I'M the Kanawha field Of West VIr.
rnla 10 federal commissioner ~
Cancellation practically was complof
Cd f0nirhf. and the COMMISSIONS
hoped fo present proposals for basis
~ settlement 90 the COnfeuding fac.
fous after n conference tomorrow
with Secretary Wilson Of the depart
emf of labor
Joint sessions ~ representative of
Tho miners and operators with the
.pmwi siOncrF were adjourned late
today with no agreement Then
fNn r0rriiatora conferred with dele
.afea from each side ln separate
"orfIrEa
MEMBER of tho rommI IssI0n do.
ellod t0 reveal the plans for a basis
~ settlement which they expected 20
present 90 Secretary Wilson before
placing them before the confcuding
faciiDrs Eeprercnfat Of tho op.
orators declared tonight that fhcv
uerc NOT prepared fo abandon their
stAnd against a check on of union
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-12
PROGRESSIYES
Or Harrison County Hold Mass Con-
Vcntions and Name Delegates 20
Various Conventions

special Warsfrh fn UHe fntaiuFer-er
IlARkSEI Rg. Vs. Va June IL
81 mass conventions held in the vari-
ous waEiafrrIal districts of the county
This afternoon hv tho Progressive par.
fl. drIcrafrs were named 10 the first
tongrcssior7l Congressional at large.
state Senatorial and county conven.
uon7 Tho l1ef named Of which win be-
held here next Tuesday fo name can.
didatcs Tor county omrra Harvey IA
Harwcr. r. r. law. Homer vs. VIII.
'ama. John " knov and number o.
other former Republican party WORK
ere actively participated I'M tho con
ventioua this afternoon and are in
cluded IN the delegate Usts
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new BRIDGE
Parkersburu District Votes st75.oOo
Bonds For The Purpose 80 VIII
Span The Ohio.

Special Dispatch t9 che 1rtsUIgeu-er.
PARHERSBURG. ". Va. June IL
The construction ~ a new bridge
across the Ohio river 40 this point was
made q certainty today hy the action
of The voters Of parkershurg district
20 "a special election iu voting q bond
issue uf fl15.u0U which is 90 be- add.
ed o. other stock subscribed the vote
on the bonds was 1856 for 20 ISL
against just one hundred and frv
moro Than The majority requIred
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MARSHALL'S OFFICE
To Be Removed From parkersbu-1
% Ciarksburg. June f5-WheeI
inp Had Chance

pAKkERSBIVG. W Va. Juno Do
-Parkrrshurg today lost tho United
states mHrshaIa office Through tho
definite annOurg gcment ~ Narahaf g.
p Smith. ~ Fairwonf. that ho would
remove n Co tlarkrhurE ON June I-fF
Wheeling had chance of landing
the Office through the department nf
Justice Offering tho marshall ropma
tn the Federal building there. but ha
decided uuon tlurkshurF because r
is mar hls home. The announced
cause for the removal vas tho lack
~ quarters in the Federal huUdirr
here since the increase ~ the internal
revenue oTice forces because of fHa
income faH enforcement
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THE wBArHER

WARRINGTON. Juns l1-rorsrast.
Weatern Fsnnaylv cloudy
Friday; Saturday generally fair. gsrtf.
70 moderate northwest % north urfnds
West VirEinia-UnastfIsd Trffav
pronably local thundershoweru3 satur-
dav generally fair
Ohio-Partly cioufv IN north. iaraf
thundrrshowsrs IN aowfh portion rrfdsvs
saturday probably fatr; ssntIs ~ niodsr
ats norm winds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-12
KNIGHTS OF THE GRIP TO
CLOSE CONVENTION TODAY
GRAND OFFICERS ELECTED
YESTERDAY AND OTHER
BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
W. &. Cunningham of This City Is
Honored-Lynchburg Gets
Next Meeting.
Grand oreer.


Srand Counsellor-C. &. Sweat,
man. CoVington, Ky.
Srano Junior Counseio-M. G.
Sunntnshar. Wheeling. W. Va.
Grand Past Counselor - c. L.
Neto. Richmond. Va.
Grand Seeretary-Geo. y. Brow,
lexington. ~.
Grand TrCasurer-M. w. Mana
helo. Washington. D. c.
Grand Conduetor-I. L. Shaffer,
Cumberland. Nd.
Grand Page. 7. meeks. Nor.
Grand sentinsI - J. o. Stacy
LONDON, KY.
The eighteenth annual meeting Of
the Lrand Council Of the United Com
lh'ici travellers win end today
hu9ln"ss matters were transacted in
excellent order YESTERDAY practically
all important matter having been dis
posed OF before the adjournment OF
th' afternoon session. only some min
or details are yet 10 receive the az.
tenugn oi the delccates. and these
VIII b" considered AZ a business ses-
SION THIS morning The rest Of tho
day will then be spent In si.htseeins
ard pleasure.
lyuChhurg Va. was chosen as the
neNt place of meeting The 1915 con.
yentton viii b. held "Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday Of the second
week in June II has been fifteen
years since LynchhHrg bfeore enter.
tained the grand council. the last
meeting IN that city being held in
1900. Great preparations are being
made for tho event
Clarksburg. ". Va. was suggested
as convention city but the delegates
from that town withdrew their invi.
tation In favor of the old Virginia
city. as ~ Is generally understood that
the four states represented in this
graund council are to entertain in
turn.
Officers Elected.
An interesting feature of the after.
noon session yesterday was the
election of grand officers for the en-.
suing year. &. r. Swetnam. of Gov.
ington. Ky. was advanced TO the chair
.oi grand counselor. while William q.
cunningham, OF this city. last year s
grand conductor. was advanced 10 the
post OF grand Junior counselor. l.
l. Shaher' OF Cumberland, Nd. was
Continued on Page rsn.)
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PYTHIAN HOME
Buckharnon Site Selected by The
Pythisn Home Board a. Meetina
Held Last Might

Special H..rrtrH fn tra 1rf.Ilirer-cr
PAHEEHSHrHG. W. Va june IL
HurkhHrnon va. 'fsf uIshf selected as
tnc IoraiHu Tor tho proposed pyfhiau
Home hE The Hyfh.4r Home Board of
the Grand l.odge kn'ghts Of pyfhiaa
nf The state af "a meeting held hare
Grand officers composing tho Grand
council wiI nov pass upon thIa se.er.
lion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-12
BANKERS MEET
Group Two Of The State Association
Addressed bv President Of Balti.
more National Bank.
src-iai risratch - Ne intelliFenc,r

PARKERSBURG. W Va. June IL
Hon. Waldo Newcomer. president OF
the National Exchange Bank OF Balti-
more delivered the principal address
az the annual meeting of tho bankers
of Group Two of the West virginia
bankers association here this even
ing He spoke upon the new Federal
reserve act Fifty bankaTs were pres.
ent from thie and eight adjoining
counties A banquet was held AZ tho
country club ton CHIT Ex-Governor a .
y White ofnclatod az toast master
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ior the provisional presidency. the
MeNicans arguing for a neutral"
while the Americans want an out-anf
cut constitutionalist In order TO az
sure acceptance Of the peace plan by
the Constitutionalist,.
" was generally believed torirbt
that this difficulty would be overcome
by waving an discus ion Of types and
conining the uarlevs u actual con.
sideraiion n names The Mexican
aei'sates GRO waiting for tho Amer
names.
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INSANE SOLDIERS
snroute TO Washington. D. c.. From
Dayton, Wrecked In 3. & o.
Yards at clarksburg.
sPecial Dispatch TO tho Inteiligeneer

GRAFTON, W. Va. June 1I.-With
a car load OF insane soldiers from
the soldiers home AZ Dayton. O TO
the Federal asylum at Washington
D. G.. No. .. fast -. 4 O. passenger
train from St Louis to New York.
ran through an open switch At $40
CLOCK today I'm the Clarksburg yards
apd crashed into string Of froieht
cars on a side track The engine
and one baggage car were drrsiled
ono soldier and keeper Of insane
from Dayton were injured bv tiainr
throuWn against seats Of tho car
nut none were killed
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VICTIM OF HEAT
Prominent Farmer o. Harrison Cour.
~ Not Victim % Foul Play
Overcome by Heat

'l. 't' ."I''.' '' 'I'' NN'. IIhfn|rF
CLARKSHJHG vs. Va. June Ill
Omciai investization to-day disclosed
that Scott vs. Golden q prominent and
wealthy farmer ~ Center Branch. this
county. was victim ~ tho heat in.
stead of having been a victim Of muir.
der. as was ~ first reported IT'S
lfcloss and bruised body was found
lu hts stable last evening. but tho
bruises were received by his fan when
stricken Hc was o. years old and
leaves n widow and nine children
This is the fret heat casualty for liar.
rieon county this year
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RAILWAY MAIL

Special Harrfrh t1 ths Intel. a.--s-
NASfUNGTON n. g.. June H.
fosfoMro Department notified Rep
ros senfartn Neclv to-day that railway
mail service on tho tlarkahurE North
orn Railroad. between New Martins
''Ile and Niddlebourne. would be- in
augurafed july drst
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SHARP TO GO TO TRANCE.

WASHINGTON. June Reprcssot-
Ht'e william =. sharp ~ Ohio. will be
nominated as ambassador 20 France ia
~ near future. according to rsuorfs
current in offciai circles today
~ dnlhae-ddHr 60 Russia also IS sN-
pect"d 20 De named shortly
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OUTRAGE
SUFFAGETTTES EXPLODE
BOMB IN WESTMINSTER
AB BEY
But Damage Done l. Slight-Po-
lice Working on Clue to
Perpetrator.

LONDON. June 1ll-The militant
suursSettes staged one OF the most
dramatic acts OF their campaign this
afternoon when they exploded a bomb
IN Westminster Abbey al the very mo-
ment that the RI lion. Reginald Ne
kenna secretary OF state for home AZ.
tairs. vas delivering an optimistic
speech In the House OF Commons near.
bt, REGARDING the governments meth
od OF dealing with the Wild women q"
The bomb was placed beside the IA.
nous coronation chair IN Edward the
ontessors chapel Although ~ did
httl" damage. like previous attempts
~ destruction Of the same kind. its
report penetrated TO the chamber of
the House. interruptinE Mr. McKenna's :
orauon and bringing some OF the mem
bers INTO the street 10 learn what had
happened
The detonation was hpard for msav
blocks and p crowd quickly filed the
square IN front Of the abbey. But
the police imediately closed an the
doors. statement issued by Scot.
land Yard gives the facts in a most
conservative form
At five O'Clock" saws tho state
ment. "a small bomb was exploded in
immediate proximity 20 she corona.
tion chair II Is supposed that some
Wetnber or a large party OF sight
I.
posted the bomb whom tho others
had left the chapel Fortunately the
damage done was slight 4 portion OF
the carved wood az the back OF tho
chair was blown of and some OF the
stone carving OF the screen OF the
great altar was damaged. apparently
bomb.
No Material DAMAGE.
The hOnnh thin
ed. was exploded by a fuse. wo-
mans feather boa. a guidebook and
a small black silk bag were found
on chair nearby. No material dam
age has bpen done, as happily the
pieces blown of can be put together
again. The police are making in
quiries in conjunction with His
Majesty's Inspector OF explosives
\ hundred or more visitors. diyid-
Sd into small parties. were being
conducted by Nergers about the alb
bey. when sudden flash. like light
ming. penetrated every recess. A
sharp detonation set the women 10
screaming and running for the doors.
some said afterwards that the re-
port was deafening.
a great cloud OF dust filled the
chapel. The first thought Of those
within was that lightning had struck
the building.
The dean OF Westminster. with the
vergers and police found that an orn-
amental spike on the back OF the
chair had been blown away and "A
splinter OF wood. six by three inches
ripped off. leaving a ragged edge.
Two young women. who were near
est the chair. were taken TO the no
lice station. but they proved 10 be
foreigners and were released The
police are trying TO find a tall wo-
~ ~ h..
close to the chair before the explo-
sion.
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RES0LUTE
Wins over vanitie In Sixth Race on
Time Allowanee-Oefanee
Not in Race.

SANDY HOOK. y. J.. June 1l.-Her
time allowance of minutes and l3
seconds gave the Resolute today the
sixth cup class yacht race with the
Vanitie. sailed in the lightest of airs
over a 3O-mile triangular course. The
Nanitie led at the finish by I minute
and - seconds. but the Resolute was
awarded the race on corrected time by
l minute and Is seconds
The Defiance. the third cup defend
ing aspirant. made no effort to race to-
day, contenting herself with sail trial
spins inside OF Sandy Hook. She will
not race on tho Hook. a. her sails need
recutting and her mast requires slight
alterations
She will be towed TO City Island to-
morrow
Except for % few minutes on the
last leg. the Nanitie set the pace in
today's contest and once more showed
that in reaching she b. minutes fast
er than the ResOlutc She pulled ont
lead or more than four mintes al
the rrst turn. through the aid OF her
famous balloon lib topsail She was
doing well on the second Lee. also a
reach. until she ran into soft spot
Whan the Rcsolute almost caught her.
The fight up the wind 10 the finish
was the finest struggle In which the
two yachts have yet engaged The
Resolu'e wcathered the Vanitie az
one time hut lost her pride OF place
few minutes later and was 200 Yards
astern when the Nanitip lutfed across
the line
Showed Ability.
The two yachts showed their abil.
titles of negotiating the cup course
in faint airs we'll within the six hour
time limit
The yachts will race once more off
Sandy Hook tomorrow and then take
eleven days rest for overhauling and
minor alterations
Summary
sixth race Course 81 miles triangular
Wind west uurfhwsst five knots nd
start four knots Ht first marx. thrr-
knots at second. six knote at nnIa,.
Tide sbb starting signal 10 n. M
EesuIufr start 90 ..u.I Iu. Finish
a.l2 Naniur start 10000 Finish
~ g1
Hesoiu,. elapsed time l.t5.3t correct
cd time G.ff.L1.
vauius .iau.cd time fis.37. correct
81 time t.1s.GT.
N,aaIuIs UIus hy 9 rInrf. fr seconds
Elapsed tiws Hr 1rra. E.auIuf. fIr.t
leE l-a.as's second Jog l.Hr.fE. tht.I
isE o. 90.
Narifie fret ier IaH.s7. second De-.
oH NJ third IsE .ff..H
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El PAsO. Junett - Orders
were Issued tonight BY the treas
ury department az Washington
that customs department officials
along the entire Mexican border
70 exercise extreme vigilance 20
prevent the passage OF arms into
Mexico.
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MEXICAN DELEGATES CON.
CEDE POINT OF HUERTA'S
SUCCESSOR.
Crisis Had Been Reached and Ac,
ton Of Mexican Delegates
Saves Mediation.

sAlTiIlo. mes. June IL
General Csrrsnxa announced To-
night that he had returned an
answer TO the note of the Mag
ara Falls nnediators. stating tina,
he would appoint representatives.
70 the conference az Niagara
Falls.
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tcontinued on Page rsn.)
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Urset'ied Frieay, probably local ,hu--
aer she~ers' Saturday generally falr