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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-07-16
Making the
LittleFarInPaD:
Bu C. C. BoWSFIELD
POULTRY

"A POULTRY
- owns err .
tFo u bIes
and losses do not
actually begin un-
III be has q few
scores OF paby
chickens on his
hands. Success or
failure win be de-
termined at this
point.
Chickens do not
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-02
ARREST WASHER"
Young Man MAKES Remarks to Young
Lady on Market Street aud officer
Catches Him In the Act

man giving his name as Harry
Evans was arrested last night By Cap
tain OF Detectives Hastings and Detec-
tive Cleary on "A charge OF accosting two
young girls on the streets. lie and a
crowd of other young fellows were COM
ing down Market street, according TO
the Officers. and the two young girls
were standing near the Burns and
thurch corner on the North side When
directly In front of them Evans. ~ H.
SAID, turned and said something which
the ouicers were not permitted 20 hear.
nut which caused the girl TO blush with
shame. Not satisfied he continued 10
advance toward them. but halted when
ne saw the cops watching him. He
then tried TO rejoin his companions but
him down Market street they arrested
MIN near the Victoria theatre took him
back 20 Burns and Church and there
telephoned for the wagon.
Quite a crowd he'd by that time gath
cred and followed the wagon to the
building. lie was allowed TO put up for
ms appearance. When questioned by
the officers at headquarters. he made no
effort To deny the fact that he had
spoken TO the girls. The girls were
taken 10 headquarters and gave their
story 10 the night lieutenant Captain
Hastings stated last night that this
was the hardest sort OF work the force
had To deal with. and 81 the bows do not
leave women and girls alone when on
the streets and quit addressing remarks
10 them, he would pun every offender
ne could get his hands on. The Offend
er last night Is probably about 20 years
OF age and travels for n leather firm and
the question Of his losing his lob was
what gave him chance 10 put up for
his appearance. According to the off
GERS last night. Washers from this time
forward must appear In court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-02
GOOD PAPER ON
"CITY PLANNING
BEFORE WAYS AND MEANS COM
MITTEE OF BOARD OF TRADE
YESTERDAY.
George j. Mathison Discusses "City
beautiful" and Extension Of
Corporate Limits.

The semi-monthly meeting Of the
ways and mems committee OF the board
Or trade. held yesterday. was featured
by an interesting PAPER on CITY Plan
ning. read by George J. Mathison. Tho
subject was fully covered by Mr.. Mathi-
son and was later discussed by city
Engineer Cooke and others.
Mr.. Mathison advocated many things
iu r. comprehensive plan for a Greater
W heclinE. among them being the an
ucNatiOu Or all suburban towns. the
leFcllug or Wheeling hill and converr-
the diversion Of Wheeling creek by
means ~ tunnel through Revmanu's
hill permitting the reclamation OF con-
siderable ground in the vicinity o. the
Peninsula. the construction ~ new
r'rertuIr and The rehabilitation 81 the
ure.eut water front
Mr MatHiaon said the Icveiinr OF
~ IrgIiur NiI would form park az
about 20 acres BOO the heart ~ the city.
while by the diversion pf the creek COM
would Do valuable for building purposes
lIc declared that these things should
D.. included in plan for improving the
GUY. ana That such plan should De
easily carried out BE said that eurin-
GERS have declared the plan practical
iftra llr referred te what has been
done in other cities by the adoption of
H com NIrn"IUr .|IfE PLAN.
To uH. decided f1 continue the dis
.nu NJ the subject over the nexf reg
IIIr meeting. two weeks from yesterday.
hr.f.rIHVa meeting was held 40 noon
Iu f'H rr.U room a. the white Front
..I.. Those Iu attendance we're w a
'N. john I. Garden. s. W. PAUL.
..Hu... Lre Boyd John wallace. j. r.
F.nin. ' f Cooke. and Secretary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-02
BELMONT COUNTY
MINES ARE IDLE
ONE on TWO pEDDLrxo nrurs AND
MIL MIEEs REMAIN IN
OPERATION.
ffftssn rhousAnd Miners Are Id1s IN
sub-Dtstrfct No. Much Coal
Stored By KILLS.

With the exception OF the mill mine.
and one or two peddlinE mines In Bel
mont county. all Of the mines In Sub
District No. : are IDLE. and as a result
about 1900 miners are idle. a. all OF
The mines have obeyed the order 20 close
until an agreement has been reached be-
tween the operators ana the United Nine
In Harrison and Jefferson county are
also idle and about 30 mines and between
1000 and 5000 men In these two cOun-
ties are idle.
The 500 men employed in the Lansing
and Blaine mine OF the Lorain Coal a
Dock Company held a meeting IN their
hall Tuesday. and decided 70 remain
idle until such time a. a settlement Is
made and the vote taken Was unanimous
Tor such a stand The men will receive
the usual benefits Of s. a week after
% the state constitution of the United
Mine Workers OF America
A. bridgeport
All Of the mines Ia this vicinity were
ldie yesterday and will remain 10 till
settlement h reached. as the miners are
determined TO remain away from work
until the run OF mine system Is settled.
ne only men that were working yester-
day were a few engineers and they will
Dc out OF work In a few days as tehir
Work will be completed.
At Martins Ferry.
All OF the mines above this city and
out the W. AZ l. r. railroad, were idle
yesterday all having obeyed the order
20 close down. The only mines In oper-
ation In this city are the mill mines and
the sheets mins. at the head OF Jeffcr-
son street ana they will continue In
operation until May 20 at least, as n
Temporary agreement has been reached
Win the miners. II Is expected that
The work I'm the mill mines will BE- slow
Tor the next Few weeks ON account OF
the large amount OF coal that is stored
The sixteenth anniversary Of the eight
hour day was celebrated by the miners
IN Belmont county yesterday. and n
large number went to Maynard. where n
large celebration was held and several
OF the sub-district officials were pres
ent ana addressed the men on the stand
10 be taken during the suspension
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-02

lnclement weather yesterday failed
10 deter large crowds from attending
the Pure Food Show and Health Ex-
position being given I'm the Market
Auditorium this week under the aus
pices Of the Wheeling Retail Grocers'
Protective Association. Despite the
April showers. there was almost a
continual stream of visitors passing
through the doors OF the exposition
hall. and the attendance was the
largest OF the week.
A feature OF the days program was
the baby show. held in the Board OF
Trade assembly room, In conjunction
with the exposition More than fifty
pretty babies were exhibited. The bad
weather tended 10 reduce the number
OF youngsters entered in the show.
Embroidery work Judged
The exhibit Of embroidery work was
also Judged yesterday moru,-- The
exhibit Is made up of more than fifty.
five pieces Of almost every descrip-
ton. The judging was done by
representative OF each OF the follow
ing firms. stone a. Thomas. George r.
Sttel Co. George T. Taylor Co.
and the George NJ shook company.
The following are the awards.
First-Dresser set. by Miss Minnie
Roeder. Nc. 63i Main street. prize
second-Combination set. by Mrs
harold Evans. No. f2f North Huron
street. prize $500
Third Center piece. by Miss Ger.
trude Huck, No. 1909 Wood street
prize. $500
Bread Bskinq Contest
me bread baking contest will De
today feature. 40 entries must be
placed ON exhibit by O'Clock. and
me Judging begins promptly af
O'Clock. Each woman ia entitled 10
snt,I one loat OF bread. The first
Prize consl cts Of n barrel OF flour
the second prize Del half barrel
while th" third prize is a quarter
barrel ~ flour
CITY Food Inspector vs.. ~. Smith
and rnproscnfafiyc Of Iurrrru'a and
Stroehmann' bakeries Will act ar
judges.
Pure Food Samples.
Ten more sacks of d1ur and ar.
other hand some coffee rrrroIrfqr
were awarded hv tho Grocer f.-0.
clation llaf niEht fp visitor Tho
sam" VIII hn given away each rten.
lnE during Oh" remainder ~ The
"Kiddios' Day" re- Friday an
children under 90 years of are viii
u' admitted free and Wild ha given
"a souvenir Fully three thousand
children are expected TO attend
The country store" is tho br.Ia.f
place about thc exposition Everv
person rnt. hia money. worth ana
W0-' .'rsorH rnf col. .drrfhIv more
The attendance TO-DAY De- expected
10 exceed that Of yesterday b. several
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-02
Bleed Troubles Vanish
As If By Magic
Remarkable Remedy That Drives Every Particle
Of Poison Completely Out Of Your
Entire System.


Blood troubles often become 20 deeply
rooted in the glands and interstices Of the
Tissues, that only most searching remedy
will dislodge them. There are many rea-
sons why 3. s. =. Is this remedy To be.
gin with the ingredients Of which g S. 3
il composed are Of vegetable extraction
For this reason they are readily passed
through the walls Of both the stomach
and the intestines Thus Il goes directly
into the blood circulation and its action
IA relatively the same as that Of the other
blood materials.
THIS Is IMPORTANT.
We derive all sustenancc from our food
whether solids such a. meats. grains. fats,
salts and sugars or In liquids. ~ the ele
ments Of Oxygen, hydrogen and nitrogen
combined, or in the free. or gaseous. state
as 10 the air vs breathe All Of these va.
rious food materials are converted into
substances which are selected from the
blood stream 20 make up the constructive
tissues and frame work o. the body And
a. fast as they keep building up, just a.
rapidly DO OH Of these materials turn in
90 body wastes 70 be e1creted But with
q goodly share Of humans, these wastes
are not properly thrown out and they
thus remain
A pERm % HEALTH.
Here is whore s.. s. s.. enters 70 assist
fhs blood stream 10 more adequately per
form 80 function ~ supplying pure
blood in The arteries and carrying on the
vvaafa rr4rsrfaT hrorgh 49, vrira IA
turaIiy on assimilahle remedy, s. g 8. not
only has prompt medicinal effect, but
mike food 70 he not changed, IL is not
converted BY the liver. BE- he not burned mp
N The lungs or Tissues by oxidation. on
the contrary. BE- continues % circulate in
The myriad u cells In the intersfi-es %
The tissues until 10 gradually works its
way out through the skin or the kidneys
And az the tine IL u an active agent, it
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-02
EDITH NEPP CASE
is CONTINUED
ATTORNEY BorcE AsKs ron POST
fonEhEHT BECAUSE or
WITWEBB ABBEuCE
pr. A Tyler Hsid undsr $500 Bond for
Frlcuctng Medicine with
out STATE License.

Attorney $. o. Boycs. for Mrs Edith
Mem yesterday afternoon asked FOR a
continuance % the case before Squire
Hobbs. which charged her With the H.
a his reason for the continusncs. the
absence Of a material witness whom IL
Was lmpossibls 10 locate. II was learn
other than the farmer who was pres
ent With the Investigators Saturday
sos1. insy say sS, that sesS psrehzzs So
Inc case was reset for Friday at ,
clock. when the other witnesses will
be present
Dr. A. Tayier. who was arrested charK-
ed with practicing medicine without a
state license was held under $500 bond
~. squire Hobbs yesterday. Quite a
starting OF the trial as the defense de-
IIiaided stenographsr. Assistant
90 take the testimony In an. Oh wsu'
but gave M IN despair and Louis Walt
er- was called. Tyler was arrested on
Health. Miss Hilda Prayer seemed TO be-
tine principal witness In the case. as her
Email brother had been treated by Tyler.
ito contended that he had never signed
his name NJ. y. and the girl was not
certain. although he prescribed medicine
Tor the lad which she said seemed 20
doctors"
A complaint was filed in Squire
Schultz's office yesterday BY Mary
Schrumpt. charging Andrew Gerling
with entering her house and taking
therefrom several sundry articles a
constable was sent 10 search the
mouse OF the accused, but could find
none OF the articles. which the com
plainant claimed she had lost The
Schrumpt woman later had the same
party arrested on a tresspassing war.
rant. Gerling being defended by At.
torney a. J. Porter. Squire Schultz
dismissed the case on account OF in.
sufficient evidence. at the cost OF the
complainant. who made arrangements
for payment.
9. u. Morris was arrested yesterday
evening on a charge OF drunk and dlsor.
derry by Deputy sheriff Corrigan. Hs
VIII be tried by Squire Wickham today
w n. Thompson. arrested on a charge
OF non-support preferred by his wife
Nelie was tried last night by Squire
tnEle and given 30 days in Jail wher
ne refused 10 contribute - per month
toward her support.
Frank Ricr was arrested by DEPUTY
sheriff Philips on charge OF hghting
this evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-02

Another illustrated lecture on the
bee industry was given in the Board
OF Trade assembly room last night
Dy Mr. warren, representative of the
a. |. Root Honey Company. OF Medina.
o. An illustrated lecture will be given
each afternoon and evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-02
kNowN by REsULrs.

-
terial for that which has broken down.
KNowN by RESULTS.
This is not a theoretical essay. Il is
simple statement Of physiological laws
and known results. There IL scarcely a
community 10 the entire United States
but what has its staunch supporter Of
3. s. s. There is host Of men and vo-
men who struggled for years with some
form Of skin troubls such as eczema.
psoriasis. or acne; there is legion OF
people who cured themselves Of some
chronic sore or ulcer. And the number
who have overcome cstsrrh, poisoned
blood from various CAUSES. malaria, ans.
mic conditions and all forms OF rheuma.
tism, - sufficient % convince anyons that
3. 8. s. ~ a natural blood remedy and
bound 20 drive out all impurities.
There ism Q well stocked drug or de-
partmeut store anywhere in America but
what has sold s. s. s. continuously year
after year 10 is The most generally rec
commended remedy known.
/ Not a drop ~ minerals Is used in this
famous preparation and 10 T. thus r.
medy that anyone can safely use and can
honestly and conscientiously urge his best
friend 90 Hse 10 For this reason when
you ash FOR bottle Of g s = do not be
talked into something " Just ~ good. .
AZ you viii certainly be fooled and de-
eeived
:. be prepared only In The labor.
atory ~ the swift Specific Co.. SOS swift
Bldg, Atlanta. ia
And anyone who BE- afflicted with any
form of blood trouble. may write for free
advice on The hest metha. ~ using =.
s together with helpful advice On other
matters. This department. has been of
incalru'able bencf. to % hast off thank.
/ ful people during the past bali century.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-02
NO PRAME-UP
DR. T. M. Haatins Attacta Those who
say That FILTRATION Report
was "noctorsd".

ArrUt the rumor chat the rerurf ar
fNe filtration committee recommending
fnr rapid .fu1 filtration system WAS u
irHnD.Hr. llr TT NJ IIHaEIu. member of
states that Co the hu.a I.Ira Ur frr
board The rruurt was given Ir the en-.
EIrrnr7 based entirely upon their own
nudInEH Ifc stated that be- haf ro
means other fNHu Hu ordinary man fp
.rc into fHr report and that fFo f4TE -
a irsmc.lp was reflection upon the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-02

Word va. received here IN the death
Of Mrs Elizabeth I1emInr parlfra.
which occurred nt her hufne ln NeHafsr.
ia, Tuesday. Airs Perkins ia the moth.
cf 0f Mrs W ". BIrrmurr. who re.
sides of Dallas. few mines cast af
here and bad several friends locality
she was consistent member OF tho
Presbyterian church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-02
COL. EVAN JONES
PASSES AWAY
FORMER RESIDENT sucCunBs TO
HEART DISEASE AT
HANNIBAL. no.
Received Early Education and Training
in Local Public Schools
Was Well Known Here.

Word was received In the city yester-
day evening To the effect that Col. Evan
Jones. who spent many years Of his
early life In this city. had passed away
al his home iu Hannibal. Mo. following
an attack OF heart trouble Col lone.
PASSED away March %. and his body
W. inferred M the cemetery at that
place. Tie was one Of the foremost con-
tractors OF that town and by his
straight -forward. upright business meth
DDS had made quite a name for himself
~ the business world. lie b. euoker 81
lsditorially In The Hannibal Courier
l.ost a. "a character worthy OF emula-
tlou ana one WITHOUT Irills or hyDo-
cflSy. lie was % Christian gentleman
the editorial continues. and "a faithful
and consistent member Of the Broadway
Methodist Episcopal church" IFS hear't
mo MS purse were always open for
every good purpose so needy person
was ever turned away empty handed
'nL Jones was born September g. IS7s.
az baltimore. Md. ana vs. hen but a how
moved with his parents. Sir. and MR.
John Jones. 60 this tIfg. tie received
hlN ,lucatl'n here ir the public schools
tuo the Oh business college. Al the aef
pi n years De- located az Hannibal
where De- resided until his retirement
from business about nffeen years nr1.
PC a. sury we'd ly his widow and three
M. %. rettboue and Evan NJ All of
Hannibal Zee was On member ~ fNa
Hannibal lodge kuirhta nr IyfrIas ais,
OF tuc 7. o. o. y. lodge. Iir WH. uuIfa
% politician being mfwhr. OF tho UIt.
council there and Republican az
.taun"ncst type De also leaves three
NIoihefs who reside Ir The Southwest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-02
sroeIE MAKERS MEET.

The local s'ueio makers held n meet.
tn. 90 The Trades and Labor Assembly
ban last nirhf and decided 90 Give n
dance at fhr Market Auditorium April
.I I'm addition 90 dance several
uraFrrs Of national labor fame will
I1r... fhr catherine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-02

A unique guessing contest is being
conducted by Juergens' bakery. 4
prize of SO in gold has been offered
10 the person guessing closest the
humber of Little General bread Ia
bels contained in a large Jar. The
guesses range from 416.29S to 900.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-02

Funeral services over the remains OF
we l4f. NINA barbara KRAFT aeol Ger
fffnnuu ~ tHe home ~ bier son. Charles.
opposite Wheeling park. wfr. held wee.
Following the afrI .Ur. Irfsrrrarf u.4.
Iu Greenwood rrmHfrrH. THE Hrraa.sT
was iU the sIrhfv.ufrlud year of Esr
Il mum ..r L.---
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-02

Lost and Found" headquarters have
been established in Room No :. the
secretary's Office. where articles either
lost or found are reported.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-02

There Is no excuse for going hungry
this week. One can make a meal from
the samples of food given away by
the various exhibitors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-02
BAD NEGRO
Man Wanted On Riot Charge in Pair
mont Tor ffve Year,. Caught Here
Observation-Disclosures

Adrian Myers. wanted in Fairmont on
Felony charge. Tor melting a riot in
13V'. was last night taken back TO an
swcr to the charrc County DENNY
Sheritt W. II. Riggs came To this city
yesterday evening and returned on the
ll:f5 u. a o. with his man Five year9
ago. Myers. who Is burly negro. is said
20 have caused quite disturbance on an
lnterurban car At Fatrmont In his effort
sons. badly iniuriug them. lie was in
oictcd by the grand jury and when his
tfihl cnnc up capias was issued for
him. Since then he has been in hiding
81 different places and was picked m
carly yesterday morning hy Officer
'rumbackcr. when the handouts were
said. II I'm going back home to see the
boys" N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-02

Another excellent program of music
was rendered yesterday afternoon and
last night by the Warwood orchestra,
engaged for the occasion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-02

place OF death Friday afternoon no @
o'clock iutcrmont Boo Greenwood Gene
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-02

NNHffrIHN fuHHrIUw no "H u.Hfn#M 4f
ner home uu che south side. occurred. fIf
death of Mrs. Clara WrIfhrraI rrarIIr.
'nf resident N The South Side TI. Ha.
ceased wac iu fNr rIrfr .rIrnfh U.f. o.
nrr nEn and wa. fHf wife of ..fr.. f......
WflfnereII Funeral services over the
remains VIII Do held tomorrow after.
noon 90 tNH homo ~ Hrr daughter. Sins
Edward Deal and Irfrrmcuf will Do rrI.
NafF She I- survived hN two dHuehffra
Mrs Deal and Nra WtIre Hrarfror
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-02
Rich Hair

Long thIck. heavy hair. Want this kind2
AVcrs Hair ligor promotes growth.
Does not CUlor The hair.
A. Tour Docias oATs!c,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-02

hundred persons. The show Is getting
bigger and better every day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-02

Book Agent-Heres a useful little
book II tells what to do in case OF
accident
Prospect-Thats right I'm my line
The hrst thing TO do is to get a fee
contract from the fellow and list
of witnesses. and then Telephone the
law firm I'm chasing for.-Chicago
News
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-02
WEATHER DID
NOT INTERFERE
LARGE CROWDS ATTEND THIRD
DAY OF ANNUAL PURE
FOOD SHOW.
Beautiful Display Of Embroidery
Work Shown-Bread BakinQ
Contest Created Much
Interest.

Yesterdays visitors at the
Pure Food Show entitled to re-
ceive a sack of -four each, are.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-02

visitor No. .01454 Is entitled
TO the coffee percolator.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-02

remains medical influence, Il keeps
steadily at work preserving the natural
function Of the blood to give healthy ma
terial for that which has broken down.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-02

To-, attendance toda. /. rtrsrfoJ
b exceed that Of yesterday b. several.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-02

"kiddics' DAY" fa Friday An
children under 90 years of are viii
u' admitted free and HlI ha rIrDr
souvenir TuUr ffr.r fHr~....r
children are expected to attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-02

Tho country store" Ia tho busiest
place about fhr exposition Every
person r"is hia money. worth ana
most Hrrsur. rnf rnH.IfnraHTu rlUr.
than that
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-01
REPUBLICANS TO
HOLD RALLY IN
AUGUSTA, SEPT. 3

Hon. Carl e. Milliken of Island
Falls, president of the Maine Senate,
with the Hon. Guy Ham of Massachu-
sets, will be the speakers Thursday
evening, Sept. 8, at tina Republican
reilly in City hall, Augusta
Both men have been heard in Au-
gusta before and their ability is not
to be questioned.
Mr. Milliken is recognized as one Of
the best versed men in State affairs
today and his grasp of national ques-
tons is unsurpassed by few. 1t is I'M
derstood that he will place before his
audience some facts not hitherto
brought out in this campaign and that
his summing up of these matters will
leave nothing to be desired in the way
of forcefulness.
Mr.. Ham has many friends in this
vicinity and has always been popular
with Augusta audiences. He is young,
having barely passed his first quarter
century, and is very eloquent.
The rally will open at s o'clock. Mu-
sic will be furnished by the Augusta
Cadet Band.