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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
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BASKET BALL PLANT

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
MoRGANTowN. W. Va. Dec. 15-An
doubt as to whether West Virginia Uni
Versity would be represented by a Var
sity basketball team this winter was
dispelled today. when announcement was
MADE from athletic headquarters that a
large "tabernacle" would be cops,ructod
at once. near the heating plant OF the
university. The building will be ~ feet
long and 20 feet wide and will accommo-
cate 1000 people. The contract was
awarded 10 Ben Chaplin. Of this city.
1 , the building Is to be ready for use
January first. the decision TODAY foilou,-
ed conference between Fern, Bren-
nan and Pears. OF the athletic committee
members Lakin and McCune. Of the stats
board OF control and acting president
rank Irotter. An extensive schedule
games.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
W. & ]. MAY NOT
PLAY UNIVERSITY
roUNTAIyEERs NAY M LEFT our
BOTH N FOOTBALL AND
BASEBALL
hruoh WIN Depend On Bi-stats Confer.
snoe-Wealeyan and Bethany Are
Given Data.

The athletic authorities NJ washington
and Jefferson are contemplating fsavfur
west Virginia university off their rqfG
FOOTBALL aud baseball schedules Tho trou-
pc IN scheduling games between these
two colleFra has arisen over their quar-
rel concerning the eligibility N rrrrff
RODGERS former Bethany star and rre1f
Iullnack or the University 1916 football
Their football schedule is now proc
ucallv completed. 90 they have but fhrfa
dates left open. these being on Orf0brr
~. November 4 and NovenIber er ru.f
what teams VIII b. given those dates b.
uni nf YET known na The Red ard black
mas several from which 20 pick The uuI-
Ferrlty On stu being considered how
over and whether or NOT fheg are rfs..f
on the schedule viii be decided Ia fhe
conference Friday
Manager Reese ~ mo baseball team.
ia working hard on his baseball schedule
til4 present plans however. eliminate
The annual fhrre-rame series between
Wneh-Irff and tho TnIurrnIfr TnTa
would Do the first time in o. decade that
these teams have no met should they foil
o. schedule thir season. All nerotIa-
held ur. 80 a. football unfu after no.
cnnf.rcnce meeting Friday
Following iq the Wash-Teff football
fcheduie a. 81 now stands FOR nest aea-
Sept a. BETHANY. home
Sept 10 genfva. r1mr
oct w Na. Wesleyan home.
oct q Wef' minister. home
W-i VOC. View Iiavcn.
Noy % llrg riusburrh
Soy l,-W. q I.,irvnFt1n.
Nov So Chattanooga home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16

N" iHnfIN ~ Mrs. Margaret Ken
heu} who died sunday evening after m
IINlnhEed illness. was held from tho
.lnli. nome. NO Alf south rrunrufv.
island Yesterday afternoon THO 80,
vices Wgro iu charge OF the Rev. ur.
. taflcf Ii. Robinson. pastor OF the FIRST
= hieu tf'suN terrain church. assisted hr
the rev. i'r claude Porter Terry Of ne
L,-ns 'iiAn church. lnterwrut was boz
Greenwood cemetery
he pa bearers were. james Kennedy
william Kennedy. James Ross 81 ~
Russell Stewart
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
LINOLY INSTITUTE
Open Houss VIII ne Observed AZ Local
School and AL are Tuvited-
-speciai Glasses and prui

The officials at Linsiy Institute core
dlall' invite everyone fo visit the
rhnoI tomorrow During fhr morning
special exhibition classes viii hr taurhf
Tor The benefit Uf tho visitors Al one
o'clock the cadets viii give an erhitltlon
drill and no two O'Clock The literary 90
cieties VIII have a joint meeting Special
errHnEementa have been made for the
day. and many visitors are expected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
TWO MEN INJURED
HOOKS slip On Piece OF Metal That L,
being Hoisted And Men Are Thrown
To Ground.

Two men were slightly injured yes
terday afternoon az the Wheeling Mold
ana Foundry company plant. when the
hooks that we're holding "a metal plate
slipped. and the men were thrown 90 the
ground The workmcu were riding ON
the plate that was being hoiHted by the
swinging crane When the hooks slim
ped. one of the men was thrown 10 the
ground. BE escapes with slight Injury.
The other workman however. hanged Go
The chain until The swinging hook struck
him ON the head. He was knocked to
the ground and received severe cuts
about the head and shoulders. Neither
one was seriously injured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
ORGANIZERS HERE
Mr.. Jaughnas, Of Washington, D. c.,
Of Junior order Of American
Mechanics, In City.

Mr.. Jaughans. OF Washington, ID. c.,
national organizer and agent of the
beneficial degree OF the Junior Order
of the American Mechanics. was IN
the city last evening and addressed
'an open meeting at the John A. Logan
council No. IS. Jr o. U. A. NJ, in the
interests of a membership campaign
to be conducted soon.
On Saturday evening Mr.. Jaughans
Will address the Wheeling council No.
J. Jr. o. U. A. NJ. in the Waldorf
building. This meeting will be open
to the public.
On January 9TH the John A. Logan
council No. l will make a visitation
trip to Greggsville where they will
attend a meeting Of the Glenn coun-
Gil.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
FUNERAL OF MR..
GLESSNER TODAY
SERVICES TO BE CONDUCTED BY
THE REV. CLAUDE PORTER
TERRY.
Intsrmsnt 10 Ne In Greenwood Cemetery
Other Deaths and Funerals IN
Wheeling District.

Funeral services for william Laugh
lin Glessner. one OF the most prominent
men OF this community. who died at his
country home at Braeburn on the Ma
tionsl pike. Tuesday evening. will be
ield from the residence this afternoon
az O'Clock, with private interment in
Greenwood cemetery
The services will be conducted by
the Rev. Claude Porter Terry, pastor
OF the First Presbyterian church. OF
which church Mr.. Giessner had been
an OFFICER for several years.
Many persons OF the Wheeling dis
trict went to the Giessner home yes
tcrday TO offer the family their condo
lence in the hour Of sorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
HEIR OF MAGNATE
LOSES FRAUD SUIT

CHICAGO. Dec. l5-Charges that
Mrs. Lillian Beale. widow OF John Beale
sugar magnate. who died last year
IN San Barbara. Cal. leaving an estate
OF Sl.500,O00 obtained a divorce from
her hrst husband by fraud and there
lore was not legally married TO Beale
nor entitled 10 share in his estate were
made in a motion filed in court here
today. ON behalf OF Arthur X Stearns
OF Lake Bluff. Ill. a nephew OF Beale
me motion sought TO have the divorce
set aside. The motion was denied hut
attorneys for Stearn- announced they
intend TO prosecute the case further
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
AT UNION HIGH
sistsrsvilis Team win Play Benwood
Team Following Game with Whsel-
ing High On Friday.

a fast game IL looked for by follow
ers OF the Union high basketball team
OF BenWood. when Sistersvilie plays
there on Saturday following the game
here with Wheeling Friday night. Both
teams have developed remarkably dur
ing the past few weeks and a fast and
exciting contests r. expected n a. said
that Union high Will have the advantage
Of the visiting team on account Of the
fact that the latter plays in Wheeling
on the night before.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
Harry Rrittlnnham.

A little over week ago Rev. Or.
Jacob BrittinRham, rector of St
Luke's y. r. church. received the sad
intelligence Of the death Of his only
brother in Virginia. and yesterday he
was further saddened by the news Of
The sudden demise OF his nephew
Harry Brittingham. az Portsmouth.
Va which occurred just one week
AFTER the death Of Dr. Brittingham's
brother.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16

30 to tF held thIa mlrrfnr rarrf.r,
hifh mass viii he celebrated fn gf
Iure ph'H cathedral nt p O'Clock f0r Wra
Mafr Ncatou. The AGED south wheeling
IuNalnN forenoon The body was Co..
moved from The Institution to The home
gI her Grand dnurhfcr. Wra Edwarf
Iarkrr. lAli Market street Burial win
Be iu Mt Calvary csmrtrrf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16

Mrs. Anna Pacher. wife OF John Pach-
er or Boggs Run. cfed in the Ohio
valley General hopital yesterday morn
ing al $3.50 O'Clock following several
months Illness with complications. Mrs
facher was born in Hungary thirtv-siN
years ago. but Tor the past several years
bad lived in the Boogs Run section
she Is survived by her husband
Funeral services Nwill be held at the
home al $3.50 o'clock Friday morning
Wit hFequiem high mass in St Johns
church. Bcnwood. AZ o'clock BURIAL
VIII be IN At Calvary cemetery. city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16

inlh morning az 30 o'clock funeral
SER Ices Tor Mis- Margaret sidney pff
vel known ADD most highly respect
'l 'hFIrtl'u woman. who died Tuesday
aIltfnpn 20 the home ~ her sister Mrs
,"feilhe iaul 81 Woodsdaie viii he
elu ron the place OF death. with tho
keV. Dr. claude Porter Terry. pastor ID
we first Freshy terrain church. onicIat-
terry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16

WV YORK Dec rs Tinted States
judges Charles NJ Woueh TODAY eirref
q deere 0rderfnr ere sale OF fhr rrfafr
% the fnfrrunff0raf TfueeffIur NHlhfnn
"nlaNI - result ~ force inaura
aulf hruuEhf tr fhc GUARANTY rruat
company The sale VIII faEe eject ar
January % and fhr minimum go De-
placed III ffnn.n00
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16

Clay school never lost a game. and
while they did not play all the schools.
owing TO lateness OF the season. they
were the strongest team. and more
fairly viii be considered the champions
Center school played the hardest
schedule and deserves a lot OF credit
for sticking TO the game after three
straight defeats at the beginning OF
the season.
Another season will sfe a renewed in
terest in these cooperative developin z
games for girls.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
TO TRIDELPHIA
nridgst Team Of Young nEsn's Christian
Association ArrauFsa Game win
Fifs Team mis- Evening

This ctcnInr. che Midget baatettafI
Team 20 the YOUNG Mems christian a.
ISOLATION uIu PLAY the rriafrfntfs &c.,
af The Park casino and n good rarne fs
promised The Midget team fa romros~1
n former Wheeling hirh stars ard rn.
der fhe direction Of Physical director
g. J. Miller has developed into n fast
Fnme The probable lineup % tho Mid
Eet team uiu Do hachman. ehafer or
0ffin 81 forward. Chambers az center.
and steotter and Rogers Ell Guard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16

Ihe body ~ Barclay o. holmes arrH
Is. Who was accidenfv shot with Ia rine
hr his brother lest wcek and died in fhr
Rhin valley General hospital TUESDAY
cNcniuE was taken fo hle homo af Hone
dale. ohio. rrrfrrdnV morning ht fhn
father ~ fnn deceased youth frrnnrnf
frrE irfr vi Do held there and Intrrmruf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
The kraus Store

you certainly wont have to
worry on that point, because
we have spent the past
twenty years electi n g
things that will please men.
You will find here the
kind that men want, of
Fancy Vests, Socks, Neck
wear, Gloves, Shirts, Muff-
lers, Handkerchiefs, Bath or
Lounging r o b e s, Under
wear, Belts and Leather
Sets. And at prices that
please too.
Weather for today: Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
"Y" INDEPENDENTS
VIII Play 81 c1airsvflls Hsrs On Msw
Years Day.-Arrangemsnts Con
ciudsd This Wesk

Arrangements were made this week
BY Physical Director Miller or tho v.
VI. O. a. for the opening Of the local
association basket ball season. For New
Years afternoon he has arranged a
game With the 50. C1airsville lndepend-
ents. who will play tho first team Of the
Y. ". q. a. But little ig known 81 the
playing ability 81 either team. but re-
ports from their training camps state
that fast teams have been developed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16

During the past 10 months under
the ship Registry Act Of August Is.
1914 to the American merchant fleet
lf1 fOreign-built vessels OF 52S.gOT
gross tons have been added. making
the total for the year from both
sources 1873 vessels Of 744.61s gross
tons
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
SIX YEARS FoE MURDER.

MEDIA. Penna.. Dec t5-Mrs. Gather
me Stringfciiow who last May shot and
killed James B owen for whom she kent
house In Chester. Penna.. was sentenced
10 no more than six nor less than five
and n half years in the eastern penfteu-
tiary for her crime
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16

tpIENH A9EN dec ff Tho Danish
steamer lania which sailed from suua-
valid sweden. Tor Baltimore has ar.
rived here with Oh propeller hlrfaa
smasned hy ice. 80 blades are reces-
sary before the vessel cen proceed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
DIVIDEND DECLARED.

DENVER Colo. Dec 1.-THE Mid
west Refining company directors decIar-
Cd quarterly dividend OF n per cent
today. payable February I next. This
brings the annual rate to percent.
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sTART BoNTHa GLASS.


Lest evening 1f fhr Young Mems
'hrirtilu association fhr hnNInr rlaaq
wna irifIHf.H HuI urffr n nuHUI ~
fNr nnuN.r. f..N rHrf Tho riHHr IH
under fhr direction OF Prof F D.. No.
wnln. ~ MnundHuilIr Tho rlHaa VIII
h. rnndurfrd 0n WDfurafar rrrnInr
Hf each nrrH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
Prices Please, Too

Dave says
You'll soon be face to face
with Santa Claus. Will all
the gifts you make in his
name prove pleasing2 If
thew are from
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16

AccordinE io a German medical ga
thority ID minutes exposure % tho
sumo rays durine M airship hlRht 81
high attitudes will KIN an Tho fuhef
culosis Germs in mans system.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
CLAY GIRLS WIN
AT CAPTAIN BALL
WHEELING GRAlEl1AR SCHOOLS
"dRIDIROH" SEASON.
Engineer w. Francis HYDE of Social
centers, Issues Standings
OF the Teams.

The following tabulated standings OF
the girls captain ball teams OF the six
Wheeling schools played this season
between September I and November
80. was issued by Social Center Engi-
neer W. Francis HYDE. yesterday.
u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16

Wheeling, W. Va, December TO- 1915 4
Friend Public, Lade Gents:
IL could favor with early Xma gifts
that contemplate purchasing would be very
much
A FEW CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS
SUITS UMBRELLAS GLOVES
OVERCOATS TRUNKS HOSE
RAINCOATS GRIPS
MACkINAwS SHIRTS LADIES'
HATS PAJAMAS GLOVES
MARK LEATHER NOVELTIES 49,
Thanking and wishing compliments of season.
beg to remain
truly
D. GUNDLING & co,
Mcclure Building
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16

Tonight's Games.
Marshes vs.. brownies
Mold a. Foundry W. club stars
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1915-08-06
PRESIDENT ARRANGES Joint
ACTION WITH LATIN REPUBLICS
MAKE UNITED DEMAND
If FACTIONS FAIL TO HEED THIS
NOTICE, COMBINED TROOPS WILL
FORCE END OF WARFARE

Washington, d. O., Aug 6.-Wilson's
determination to compel peace in Mex.
ice by the cooperation of the South
American nations began last spring.
1t was delayed SO the ENJOYS could be
authorized by their governments to act
firmly in their demands President
Wilson asked Argentina, Chile, Brazil,
Bolivia, Uruguay and Guatemala for
prompt, determined action with the
United States. They have complied
and will bring pressure on all the war
ring factions. The first step Of the
western powers will be FINAL united
demand that the war end. II refused
within the time limit, Mexico will be
invaded under the joint auspices and
order restored.
A demand is also to be made on the
chieftains to quit oondscating food
supplies instantly so the frightful
famine may end. The plan contem,
plates the reorganization OF the faction
best suited to maintain order. A CON
ference vii! be held Thursday to ar.
range details
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1915-08-06
WHERE U. s. DISSATISFIED WITH
DECISION Of Prize COURT
POLICY Is TO STANDPAT
WILL NOT RECEDE FROM ORDERS IN
COUNCIL AND CITES TO CIVIL
WAR PRECEDENT

Washington, D. c., Aug. 6.-Great
Britain's replies to the latest American
representation against interference of
neutral commerce, reject entirely the
contention that the orders in council
are illegal and justify the British
course as wholly within the inter
national law.
"Unsustanable either an point of
law or upon the principals of Inter-
national equity" is the British reply to
the protest against the blockade of
neutral ports with an invitation to
submit to International arbitration
any cases with which the United States
Is dissatisfied with the action of the
British prize courts. Changed con.
ditions Of warfare, the British note
contends, requires q new application
Of the principles of International law.
The note reiterates that Great Britain
will continue to apply the orders COM
planned of but with every effort to
avoid embarrisment to neutrals.
Sir Edward Gray reminds the U. 8.
of the blockade of 5000 miles of coast
by email feet in the OWL war in
which the neutral West Indian islands
were included.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1915-08-06
IRRIGATION AMENDMENT

Irrigation Amendment up for Vote 1916
Election
BY Chas. A. Nystrom, Secretary Black
Hills Angostura Irrigation Associ-
alton.
"The irrigation amendment, which.
according to newspaper reports from
Pierre, failed of passage, did really
pass and is found in chapter 900 of the
1915 session laws. With the exception
of slight change in the heading. 1t is
the same wording as the amendment
that was defeated at the last election
by reason of q misunderstanding of
the provisions of the amendment. Now
1t is proposed to organize the state for
a vigorous state wide publicity CAM
psign to inform the people east of the
river of what we want, and that while
it will greatly benefit US it will not in
any way add to their burdens. A meet.
ing for this purpose will soon be call
ed either in Pierre or Rapid City
Since the west half of the state is most
interested and would have to finance
this undertaking it has been suggested
that the campaign be conducted from
some western point. Doane Robinson.
our efficient state historian, conducted
the publicity campaign from Pierre
last fall, but this loaded him down too
much with what he already had. The
campaign at that time was too short,
hence the defeat of the irrigation
amendment. 1t takes time to carry on
a publicity campaign, and the time to
begin is before the heat of the regular
campaign, hence this early start.
This irrigation amendment, il adopt.
ed, gives the legislature power to pass
proper laws for the organization of ir-
rigation ditches assessing property
benefited according to benefits re-
ceived. There should be no objection
to this on the part of our friends east
of the river, and 1t Is believed there
will be but little opposition when the
provisions of the amendment are fully
understood.
K. II. Fletcher, assistant engineer of
the U. 8. Geological survey, at Denver
visited the Angostura reservoir site
week ago, taking measurements of el-
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1915-08-06

evstlons, slope of banks, and checking
up the flow Of water at the gazing
station located at that place. He found
that the flow of water exceeded all ex-
peotations and that there will be an
abundance for storage during dry sea-
sons. OF course this is an abnormal
year, but even with an average year, it
is believed that the flow in the turbu-
lent Cheyenne is sufficient to water
10000 acres If properly stored. Mr..
Fletcher was we'll pleased. He will
soon return and insta II a gaging stat.
ion so high that another twenty-one
foot rise In the Cheyenne can not
cover it.
Since July lst, the people in the
proposed big project are paying for
the upkeep Of the gaging station. At
that time the state funds were with
drawn.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1915-08-06
Big WRESTLING MATCH
Romanoff and Cotsanoris Will Wrestle at
the City Pavilion Monday Evening.

Romanoff and Cotsanoris Will Wrestle at
the City Pavilion Monday Evening.
What promises to be the best wrest-
ling match pulled off at this place this
season is scheduled to take place at the
City Pavilion on Monday evening,
August 9th. Romanoff, the giant Rus
sian, who has been in this oity for the
past couple of months will take on
George Cotsanoris, the Greek cham
pion. Of Sioux Falls, In a oatoh-as.
catch can match, the best two in three
falls. The Greek is one of the best
men in the game for his size and has
won the last twenty matches in which
he has participated. Romanoff is
wrestler Of national reputation and al
ways gives good account of himself
whenever he gets on the mat.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1915-08-06
ENTRY LIST GROWS
Best Race Drivers in World Entered in Motor
Event


st. Paul, Mimi, August 9Th: The
list of entries for the 500 mile race on
September 4th at the new Twin City
Motor Speedway begins to grow. Fred
Duesenberg and his three oars we're
the 6rst to enter and then came Ralph
DePalma and Dario Resta, the 40.
knowiedged speed kings of the motor
s.,;:nD gsmo. Yesterday thia arraY zas
augmented by the entry of Ralph Mul-
ford. another of the famous drivers of
the country and this will be followed
during the week by the names OF many
more.
Milford for years has been one of
the runners up in various races, but
also has managed to get out In front
on several occasions. He jumped into
the limelight in 1910 through winning
the road racing championship In an
American built car and the next year
won the Vanderbuilt. In the first In
dianapolis 500 mile race he gave Har-
roun, the winner. great battle but
was beaten out at the finish.
At the Twin City Speedway. Mulford
will drive French Peugeot, which has
just been purchased for him by his
baoker. Butcher Brown, OF Orange,
Texas. This is the car that was driven
to victory at Indianapolis In 1918 By
Jules Goux the Frenohman, who aver
aged over seventy five miles an hour
for the distance. This car has since
proven very fast and with Mulford at
the wheel, should be in the running for
first place from start to finish.
An extra thousand men were put to
work at the Speedway grounds last
Monday and the work is progressing
wonderfully. Three stands have been
completed and the remaining three are
also we'll along. Nearly mile of the
concrete Is laid and the project will be
complete on the schedule date, August
Goth. The ticket sale at the Speedway
offices in st. Paul and Minneapolis and
at the Dyokmann Hotel in the latter
city, is on and q record breaking ad-
vance sale is reported. Indioations
point to crowd Of 1O0, 1000.