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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17
REUNION DAY
AT VARSITY
BRINGS LARGE ATTENDANCE AT
TIE VARIOUS EVENTS PRO-
GRAINED FOR DAY.
Medals Presented TO Members Of
Cadet Corps Following Competi-
tive Drill-Commencem
This Morning.

Special Dispatch 70 the Intelligence.
MORGANTOWN. W. Va. June l6.-
To-day was an cventful one at West
Virginia University. and it will long
be remembered by those who attend
ed the various functions One of the
most interesting affairs OF the day
was the big reunion held in the after
noon on the college campus by the
graduates Of the classes Of 199-1O-1l.
The affair was in the nature OF get
together basket picnic. the entire cam
pus being taken up With little groups
Of old graduates.
The classes were honorcd with the
presence Of O. H Ollie. the oldest liv-
ing alumnus OF the university. he hav-
ing graduated In the class OF 1871.
Judge r. G. Smith. OF Clarksburg.
president Of the alumni association.
was in attendance. The classes Of 10
~ went through the ceremony OF
planting ivy. after which a permanent
organization was formed by electing
Glenn Hunter. Of MorEantown. presi-
dent. and Fred Koeltz OF the same
place. secretary and treasurer.
Company { Wins Drill
tive drill between the four companies
in the cadet Corps was held. resulting
In Company G. winning the cOlors.
Captain Louis g. Burrell. who cap
talned the winning company. was pre-
scented with "a sold sabre. offered 20 the
best commander cadet John J ia
Cobs Jr. was presented with the gold
medal offered Tor the highest aggre-
gate score at target practice. and Har-
old Robinson. ~ lniOntown. Pa. was
given the bronze medal for tho second
highest T.. J. Larkin. Of Wheeling.
was presented with the gold medal uf.
ferod 10 tirr best drilled cadet. prosi-
dent Thomas HODGES made the pre-
Ecntations
Tine commencement proper will be
held in the mOruinE and In the after
noon tho annual varsity and alumni
base bali game will b. PLAYED old
stars Ike Gore. Smith. Nebingcr.
Hickman Shriver. Niddleburg. Iively.
Grassland. Merrill and Gronnirer viii
be- seen in actor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17
SWEEPING DENIAL OF ALL
CHARGES MADE BY DAYTON
VIVIANI
And His New French Cabinet Given
An Overwhelming Vote Of
Confidence.

PARIS. June 15-The first appear
auce In the chamber Of deputies to-
day Of the new premier Rene Viviani.
was auspicious. and vote Of conf.
dtnce I'm the ministry was adopted
"p- 10 l5t Later another motion
stating explicitly the confidence OF the
chamber Zoo the new cabinet was
adopted 21O 10 l27.
All the republican groups. with tho
exception Of "a few irreC0uciabl BILE radi-
Gals. gave Premier Niviaui their votes.
~. JaurDs. the Socialist leader. alone
attempted any hostile criticism This
was directed mainly az the military
policy or the ministry
70 was evident from the urpmier's
attitude that Do had not the slight
est intention Of tampcring with the
met-ur" providing FOR three years
military service
AZ the close of the debate on the
ministerial declaration. the fnance
minister. VI NOuIeus. placed on tho
table bill authorizing the issuance
of loan Of 800 600 600 frances
i.f'HNH.nlnI or aia uer cent redeem.
able Iu - years The conditions OF
tho loan are fo boz fixed later
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17
EVIDENCE
TO PLACE BLAME FOR COLI.
SION OF LINER AND COL
LIER INTRODUCED.
Officers of Both Vessels Take
stand and Amplify Their
Former Testimony.

Ql t.BEC. June Is Evidence ampli-
Tying the known contentious in re-
gard 10 the cause Of the disaster 10
the Empress Of Ireland a. Father
Point In the -. Lawrence on May -
Was brought out al tOday's opeuing
session of the investigating Dominion
commission, Of which Lord Mersey
OF the British house @. peers D. chair
iLan. SO far the main arguu. snts OF
captain Kendall OF the EMPRESS that
ne was stationary when TANNED by
the collier StOrstad and OF the own
erS OF the collier that the Empress
placed herself In front os the \or-
wegian vessel. which had ne riEht
of way. were only emphasized. Cap
tam Kendall WAS Oh the stand for
several hours and gave -traightfCr-
Maru account OF The disaster along the
lines OF h!s testimony az the Rimouski
Inquest
questioned by Lord Mers.v as 10
Why be stopped his ship when he had
turu"d his Ir-en light 20 tlat OF the
StorSlad IN conformity with uaviga-
uon rules. h. claimed he took the
step rs " Safeguarding measure. ow
lnt TO the ios. Hc could not be in
ductd b. the LAWYER for the Stor-
stad. {. : Haight OF New York. to
admit that his boat CtIld have drift
ed IN front Of the Storstad. unless the
collier hau changed her course after
the foe hid her from him. which was
the case. IN his opinion.
Had Not Changed Course.
That the collier had not changed
her course after first sighting the Em-
ITess. though abortiye attempts had
been made 10 port her helm after she
had been slowed down. and that the
Empress was crossing her bows
were the principal points made i'm the
testimony Of Alfred Tuftcues. first Of
uCer OF TIE StOrstad Who was exam.
med during the afternoon. This wit.
mess also repeated the story that the
Empress sailors refused 10 20 back
iH boats 10 carry on rescue work az
Ter once reaching the Storstad. Mr.
halght supplemented the evidence OF
Iuttenes at the request OF Lord Mer-
sey, by giving as his explanation OF
the disaster belief that the big
liner thought she could cross the
bows OF the slow going collier and
that her helm was ordered ported by
one officer and starboarded by an
other suggesting a confusion OF or
ders that Captain Kendall indignant
~ repudiated
Captain Kendall acknowledged that
although he knew a collision TO b..
inevitable when the Storstad came at
the Empress in the fog. il was not
until after II had occurred that the
order 10 close the water tight bulk
heads was given. by which time three
compartments had been exposed TO
the sea.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17
FATE. OF MEDIATION NOW
HANGING In THE BALANCE
FOUND
Body % Young MeCarriek lad.
Thought 20 se Kidnapped. Found
In Delaware River. Identified.

PHILADELPHIA. June ls=The
mystery surrounding the wherea bouts
OF 1-year old Warren McCarrick. who
disappeared from his home here on
March II. was solved today when the
boys body was found floating on toe
Delaware river All doubt as 10 the
identity OF the body Was removed
when the child's mother visited the
morgue and Identified the clothing as
that which he had worn on the day
ne was last seen alive The tuck she
had made in the walstband OF hls
underwear and the daruing IN the
only remaining stocking convinced
her that tue skeleton was that OF her
son.
Washed Away.
The rubber hip-boots and REFER
coat which he wore whe nhe disap-
peared were on the body when II was
found. but the police officials believe
that they were washed away by the
action OF the water They are con
vinced that the lad accidentally fell
into the Schuylkill river near his
home. the body being washed down TO
the Delaware and carried up the lat
Ter river By the ascending tides. The
boys father. however. Il still OF the
bellei that his son may have met with
foul play. He has engaged physi-
clan TO represent him at the offcial
autopsy. and the examination of the
BODY VIII be made as complete as pos
siblc
Efforts Made 20 Locate Him.
Although al the time young McCar-
rick disappeared detectives who inves.
iigated the case reported that they be.
heVed he had been accidentally
drowned, thousands of clues were run
out IN an effort 10 aprehend possible
hsiidhnapers. Rewards aggregating
10000 were offered for his recovery.
and his Photograph and description
were displayed on moving picture
screens, In store windows and in news.
papers ia all parts OF the country
Many false clues were received re-
Gently. several coming from New York
and Canada.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17
ENGLAND WINS POLO CUP
AFTER HARD FOUGHT GAME
OPTIMISTIC
"asninstcr Orieiais hopeful OF Sue.
cess of Mediation Despite
Oisquittinc Reports

WASHINGTON. % e.. Jun, ls
dos pite reports of au impending
lleak iu mediation over the ..I.,.
l-ou oi personnel of the proposed pro.
Nisional government onio.al- of the
w Washington government maintain
conrdenc" tha, mediation win not
lalL aud Secretary BRYAN to-day V4.
Just as emphatic as ever Iu his dec.
larsiion that me progress of tho Ni
agara Falls conference WIS satisfar.
tory
Before the conference between fh.
American delegates and Car-auya.s
representative 90 Buffalo. JUsffr. IA.
mar was ln communication with fNa
W Washington government 20 discuss
ne personnel of tho provisional GOV.
crnm"ut According TO th. most To-.
liable Information obtaInabl. here
iAr lnteI States stiil held t1 fa
position that the man 20 head tho
temporary Mexican government must
D. on" acceptable 20 the Carrlry.-f4s
That 10 would be pussihl. To reach
q ccmprcW's" m the apparently deaG
locked situation was declared to be-
the firm belief OF administration lead
-rs here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17
TO GUST POLICE
Wartrsbur1 Council Directs City
Attorney 20 Prefer Charues
Agains Force % Secure
Removal

Special uiarHf.H fa fre InfrUIrer~er
NAHIfNSHURg w. va June 1g
SO 1 aurr.1I meeting of tho cftv
council H.f rIRhf the council con.
frmrI tnr appointment Of Attorney
Paul H Martin. f0 ho cifv attorney
r. Narfr.hurE after the nomination
nf A'inrurF Harry 4 Downs. Tor the
1u. position had been rejected hv
fIr council
Attorney Marin qualified fr1uno.
1.nfn.F and assumed office today
Ih" council directed me MAYOR and
rfF attorney fo Immediately prefer
charges against al tho police nffic.
or. Iu Tho rmployo OF tho city Tor
fhn purpose of 0uafIrg them from
choir positions
Recently fHs council passed -os.
I'l'ion calling Ou thn police officers
tD rnsIrn D.. juno o. huf fh.e fHrv
refused in H1 claiming chat Tho CITY,
charter protects them .r their pfagra
unless tried and convicted hv mo
council upon proper CHARGE. Tho
nov aHm.rI-fraf III. Republican.
while th" policemen arr Democrat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17
HAVE JURISDICTION
First Offenders Under johnson Pistol
Totina Law Can be Tried by Jus
tees, Says Supreme Court

special bispatch tp tI, Intelligence
CHARLESTON. W Va. Iuua IL
That Justices Of the peace have uris-
diction I'm enforcing tho johnson Pis-
tol Toting Law of 1909 against first
offenders. was held ry the supreme
court oi appeals today In the case of
Bradberry Versus BufiuEton. sheriff
Of Cdbell county. In which the action
Of The lower court In refusing "A writ
Of Habeas Corpus was affirmed
Under the law the first ofTeuse o'
carrying DANGEROUS weapons l. "a mis-
demeauOr which a minimlm penalty
OF six months in jail and n fine %
Ihtty dollar The second offeuse - a
felony Bradherry was given the mini
mum by a Justice of the peace and
attempted 10 gain his liberty through
writ Of Habeas Corpus on the
ground that justices did not have iuris-
diCtiOn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17
WAS SUICIDE
LfeIcss Body % Hazen. W Va. Man
Thought 20 Have Been Victim
% Foul Play. Found Hang.
ina 20 Tree

s-s..HT T|.rHf.H fH f.. frf.|rIr..-l-
CUMBERLAND Md June ff-
william T Har1iuEsr. 81 years uiH.
RI sawyer for Thomas. p SmuIar "a
iumlor operator of fhIa rifE uH.
found late yesterday hanging fu r
fren a short distance from a lumber
wIil ~ Nr Sw0uev near Eour' hur..
W Va and was hurled Immediately
af fh" SPOT found Il1rdinFor leaves
wife and seven children ar WHFrr.
This county NJ wHs thought hn had
been victim of foul play until H..
body was discovered. hy hI. father.
Iu law. vs. ~ Tu ~. OF Uayeu who
had hruu summoned to assist .r Tho
search. H1rdIurDr bod been mo-.
rose over fhn death of Dol. mother.
which occurred Nrsr ago and H..
cause h" Thought Do could rr. prop
'rlf support nIa lHren family
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17
BACK TO WORK
Miners Return 70 Their Duties at the
la Belle Hine-Company 20
Garry Out Agreement.
Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.

Special Dispatch Co the tntclliEcncer.
WELLSBURG. W. Va. June &c A
numGrr OF the men who formerly
" vorked at the La Belle mine. who
left 20 10 20 on strike. went back In
work this morning ami more will 20
back tomorrow. The mpn al this
mine understand the agreement and
are doing their best 10 fulfill 10 as
7.euded
Superintendent Virgin stated that
the instructions regarding the taking
back Of the men would he foItov.sc
out and that the men would be
placed In the mines az quickly al
possible. The men ara restless from
their long period OF idpness. and tho
feeling has not altogether died down
bur 70 is expected that within a feW
days. conditions viii almost be- nor
NAL again
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17
JOINT MANEUVERS
West Virginia National Guard Will
PartIeipate With Battalion Of U. S.
Troops at Camp Dawson.

special Dispatch 70 the Intelligence.
49, CHARLESTON, W. Va, June l6-
The West virginia National C,nsrd
viii participate in Joint maneuyers
with battalion OF the United States
troops al Camp Dawson. Preston
county. August Is to "a The two
West Virginia regiments will have
rifle practice AT Camp Dawson Tor
three days prior and three days fol-
lowing the joint maneuvers. which
VIII be under the command OF Col.
Wilbur +. Wilder OF the United states
cavalry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17
NAME TICKET
Progressives Of Harrison County 20
Aid Dewocratic Party by PUTTING
FulI Ticket i1 the Field

Special IHrrHf.I fH fN. frf.IUr.r..r
IBNtkSEIIi Iif. vs. NH June ff -
At wDI attended county convention
thIa afternoon In tho court house Nlra.
fhn FIRST Of fhD kind fhot over held.
Tho lru.rr lives OF Harrison county
rf snItfd fu .fHnd independent of mo
regular Republican Drran.zafI1n. and
named fNr following ticket FOR tho
fIll election
For IInr.n of Urlfr4fla George u
ihoru'uInr and 90 % Trainer
County IIUrE IfuuHrI Post
circuit tI.rk. Henry o. Vrlfrr
County IummIa .Iurlf Henry O.
SuI.tr
school Superintendent carl s. law.
son.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17
NO AGREEMENT

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. June 16-
Conferences between the Federal con
ciliators and representatives OF the op-
orators and the miners in an effort 20
settle the strike in the Kanawha coal
fields OF West Virginia were resumed
here late today. No agreement was
reached. and the conference adjourned
until tomorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17
REV. FIELDS NAMED
Churches % Christ in Annual Conven.
ton, select him az Secretary.
Other Officers Chosen.

rI.f.'. ''.|''.. '' mo InfrI|iFrUrrr
tLtRkSNT HG vs. Va. June rs -
The thurrhra of Christ in West Vir
rInia. which have been holding their
fufil fourth annual convention ir tho
Central Christian church hero fodnv
reelected s. U Jones of Fafrmorf
president and elected other Officers az
follow
W % Van NorIa parksraburg frat
vice president. y D. N0rsau. bethany.
second fItr president IS u Urrdrr
bot Umnnefnr. fIIrd vice president .
w. Do FIN.Ha. NhfsIna secretary. 7
fonn Huntington. assistant arr-
rotary ID o. White Bethany. oorre-
rurdrrfn secretary. F so UIfffr
N0IIahlrE treasurer
Routine work Was. frHn.Htfrf f1.
dff Tho Christian Women Uoarf ~
Ni.sIu hold ifH annual convention
fO morrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17
Resigns?
Reported villa Has Given Up His Com
mand 20 Become Governor OF
chihuahua state.

LAREDO. Texas. June I5.-It was re-
ported In official circles here TO-DAY
that Francisco villa has rendered his
designation a. second chief of the con-
suiuuonalist army to become governor
OF the state Of Chihuahua. succeeding
ia that post
kumors state that 10 is likely that
Felipe Angeles. now secretary OF war
villa
The resignation or villa ie due. 10 is
said. 20 General Natera's attempt 10 take
Zacutecas without orders.
II Is reported General Carranza mas
called together the chief army OFFICERS
of various brigadcs under General NIII,
Tor the purpose Of selecting by vote a
second In command Co succeed villa IN
the same way as the latter was chosen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17
AFTER BELL co.
Fairnont Citizens File COMPLAINT
with Public Service Commission
Against Increased Phone Rate

Special Dispatch 90 the 1nteIIIrcucer.
CHARLESTON. ". Va. June 1G A
complaint signed hy Judge John "
Mason and eiEht other citizens oil
Fairmont has been filed with tho pub
lIc service commission AGAINST the
Central District and Printing TcIp.
craph Company. which has proposed
an Increase in rates in the CITY OF
Fairwont without first hlinr its
schedule with tho commission The
schedule rates propose an Increase
~ from fl 20 g. o. Charges Of dfe.
criminafIon are made lt ls announced
that The public service commission
will Immediately inveatIrato fhp tsIe.
phone rates in towns and cities Ir tho
northern portion OF The state
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17
PAPER SOLD
Fan handle News. o. Weusburq Re.
ported 20 Have Been Purchssed
BY East Liverpool Attorney

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
WELLSBURG. vs. va. June fe Do
De- reported ON reliable Information
that the Panhandle Newa. OF This
city. has been purchased by ATTORNEY
John J Kerr. of Fast Liverpool. Ohio
Nr Kerr was Tor "a short time con.
nCrfed with tho Daily Herald. of this
city. Ur. ". 81. Simpson will con.
tuur for the present AZ city editor
aiding Mr. Kerr The paper. will b.
continued aa Democratic paper The
retiring editor. George & Curtis. has
rot made bis Intentions public
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17
WHEELING ELKS
MAKE BIG HIT
MARCH FROM THEIR SPECIAL TO
ElkS HOME AND GET CON-
TlNUoUS OVATION.
Elks Reunion Association Opens Fol-
lowing Their Arrival With Ad-
dress by Mayor Murdoch.

Special Dispatch 90 the Intelligcncer.
PARKERSBURG, W. Va. June l6.
Wheeling Lodge No 2S. b. p. o.
Elks. was given a rousing reception
when the special train arrived here
al Z o'clock this evening. Several
hundred people were at the Ohio
River division station this evening
and the visitors were given cheers
all along the line as they were es-
corted 10 the Elks' home by the EIks'
Marching club Of this city. reception
committee with Citizens band. and
the Elks' band OF Warrington The
members OF the Nail City delegation
made the finest showing OF anv dele
cation that has arrived in this city
Tor state meeting Of any kind for
several years
Ope Ming Ceremonies
Following their arrival and regis
tration the formal ceremonies Of
opening the meeting Of the B L q.
Elks' Reunion Association were held
IN the auditorium Of the Elks' home
The address OF welcome was deliy-
cred by Mayor Allen &. Murdoch on
behalf OF the city. he being a charter
member OF ParkersbUrg lodge No 1gV
The response 10 his address was
made by Dr q. W Burdatts Of Wheel
inr president Of the association Sev-
eral special trains will arrive here
tomorrow, bringing delegations from
SisfersyIlle. Charleston and other
points. beside the delegations that
viii come In on regular trains
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17
LATTER SEXES OFFICES OF
CARRANZA IN NORTH
MEXICO.
Action Precipitated by Appoint
ment of Gen. Natera and
His Defeat.

FL PASO Texas. June 16 Reports
that General villa had resigned as
commander Of the northern military
zone were confirmed partially here to
night taTranza a Offices at Juarez
were contscated by villa supporters
tonight Similar cOnfscations are asi-
lHenucally reported TO have taken
plac" al Chihuahua City and TorreOu
where villa remained today
The bureau OF Information and the
telegraph Office at Ju8rez. in control
OF tarrduZa officials were taken over
iorcihly tonight by soldiers under Col.
onel Thomas Ornelas. military com.
mander Of Juarez, and a villa sup
porter
Just after the bureau OF informa.
iiuu bad announced 20 the uress the
receipt OF q message from the front
above /aCafeCas. Ornelas' soldiers on.
tered Tho telegraph office and the bu.
r'a1 and ordered that no papers be
The seizure Of the Offices I'm Iuarez
tonight was taken here ~ conclusive
evidence Of fhe long predicted split
between tarraula. leader Of the con.
-IIuUuudlisf revolution. and Villa his
most successful chi,naiu.
ffitato advIcCs received hero al a
Jag" hour told ~ similar action In
taxing over tHrranya's offices al chi.
huahua city and Torroon. evidently
placing Tho entire northern part 81
Mexico u the power Of villas mill.
tary leaders
Customs House and Treasury.
To addition fo The Information bu-
foau and telegraph if later was learn
od that tlD customs house and the
treasury department go Iuarez had
been cOrNsCsf.d hT Villas officers
II Perez NhrOu CIrraula.a public.
I'F agent, was reported aa Jailed and
u was made known that nearly an ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17

WASHINGTON - Miss Gene
We've Champ Clark. daughter of
the speaker. braved the three
times a bridesmaid, never a bride"
tradition when she acted as maid
of honor for Miss Nathalie Nav
Boush, who became the bride of G.
Gordon Asher, of Alexandria Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17
APPEARS BEFORE THE JUDO
larry COMMITTEE AND
FILES ANSWERS.
Takes Up the Charges One by One
and Answers in Detail-COm-
mittee 10 Report.
InteIligsneer Bnrean.

washing ton, ID. C., June i6
Judge Aston Gordon Dayton,
against whom impeachment pro-
ceedinus have been Instituted In
the house OF representatives, by
representative NJ NJ. Nicely
which were referred by the house
20 the committee on the judiciary
for Investigation. arrived here
to-day. ne was accompanied by
his son. Arthur Dayton, and his
attorney John a. Howard. of
Wheeling. They were present
this morning az meeting Of the
judiciary committee Mr.. How
ard was the only one that ad-
dressed the committee. He pre-
scntcd 20 the committee IN be.
half Of Judge Dayton. answers
20 charges preferred against him
by Representative Nicely. acting
for the United Mine Workers
Besides the replies submitted by
Judge Dayton 20 the charues
which conprised twenty 81
and ffty.nine PAGES respectively.
there was a brief by Judue Day.
toms son, Arthur. which covered
seventeen typewriter pages
Judge Dayton took up the
cnarges-tWenty three In mum.
bcr-one BY one and answered
them. He made sweeping De.
NAL of every allegation made
against him. He was specific
and gave In detail reply 90
every accusation made BY Nicely
against him.
The accusation that ha rurerfrsa
f had any knowledge of I runarfrary
yifh the Baltimore a. Ohio Naiirua.
ompanv 10 force the resignation r
gdse John r. Jackson hD ahsoIuflI
.frios ln hia answer DO admits fha
.n was local attorney for tho ahot
rrnfi0nrd railroad company until h
'fa appointed to the bench one D.
Irn b. takes tho charges that hav
ln'n made AGAINST him and make
i'rI".t0 denial
Convincing letter
Ono OF fHr afrpnE parts Of h.s on
Hrr copy of a letter written h
ln0f0rr Roosevelt. then president
y Do appointed hiw The letter SAYS
Wy Dear Jude. DAYTON
Ii D. % matter of fls simplest u.
i'" fo r1I f1 .as that appointed sol
tcontinusd on PAGE uineB