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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-08
UNASHAMED

The other evening i went calling and
found my hostess in her living room en-
gagged In ironing one OF her husband y
shirts on an ironing board balanced on
two chairs.
IL was not a position in which one
would choose 20 be found by an evening
callar. especially one a. little known as
j. Most women would have made them
selves and me thoroughly uncomfortable
with flood OF excuses and apologies.
Taxing the Sting Out OF q Trying situa-
ton.
Not so my hostess. She put her iron
down. came forward with a cordial greet
ing and seated me, before she uttered a
word of explanation. Then she simply
called her little boy TO remove the iron
ing board and put the chairs In place.
saying pleasantly and without a trace
OF emb arrassment. I've Just finished
ironing n shirt for my husband. The
laundry didn't come for some reason and
he discovered tonight he had none This
is the only room where 1 can have n
place TO attach my electric iron and still
pave a light"
Then she changed the subject.
She wasn't ashamed. She evidently
unembarrassed manner she took the
sting OF awkwardnesS out OF the situa-
tion end left me without any feeling OF
having come at an inOppOrtune time
at Cannot Afford That"
There are few qualities l admire more
than this poise. this freedom from mar
row embarrassment. this refusal TO be
ashamed of things that are not really
shameful
II always gives me thrill OF adnira-
Hon when i hear anyone say In "a per
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-08

tectly unembarraSSed way, Il cannot AZ
FORD that" ! consider that with that
fine poise. that splendid unem be rraSE-
ment. they are richer far than 81 they
could afford the thing ten timso over.
OF al the stories they tell OF Abarham
Lincoln ! like that one In which he IL
described az playing leap frog with his
small son when an important minister OF
state came to call. His wife was much
but Lincoln himself calmly rose from
his knees. brushed the dust from his
trousers. and without effort or visible
assumption Of dignity but by pure force
and worth or charcatcr became at once
the great President OF the United States,
ready to handle the destinies Of millions.
Poiso OF manner is n great help when
you are not sure OF the right convention.
Look AZ II You Knew and People Will
Think You Do.
! have seen people who lack this poise
do the right thing with such an air OF
uncertainty and embarrassment that
they apear ignorant nDd awkward. And
j have seen others 40 the wrong thing
with such poise and serenity that they
made 10 seem right and proper.
Indeed. manners and customs are es-
tablished by people like this who have
the air that makes whatever they do
seem right and desirable.
Distrust yourself snd others Will dis
trust you. Respect and believe in your
self and others will respect and believe
IN you.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-08
WELLsBURo BOY HIT BY
AUTO BUT NOT BADLY HURT

Special Dispatch TO the InteIIigeneor.
WELLSBURG, April 7.-Joseph
Scafoli. an Italian. aged years. was
struck by an automobile owned and
driven by George Ogden. local oil
driller. at Seventh and Charles streets
this evening shortly after o'clock,
knocking the lad against IN ecurb
cutting his head and bruising him
slightly about the body. The boy was
not seriously injured and was able 10
walk home.
Mr.. Ogden was driving his car at a
moderate speed and did not see the
youth I'm the street in time 70 avoid
the accident.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-08

Mr. and Mrs. George n, Hervey. Of
North Broadway entertained "A number
% children from four until eight O'Clock
yesterday. In honor OF the tenth birth
Elizabeth
The little guests after an enjoyable
evening spent at games and other
afnusements. were seated at small tables
where dainty luncheon was served. The
tables were attractively trimmed In pink
Win many candles IN ornamental
ten candles. one for each year OF the
young hostess life. was "A deli Iht 10 IN.
young guests. Small pink baskets OF
candy were the favors and pink was the
predominating color throughout in the
decorations The following young friends
on MISS Holem. onioNnd the occasinn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-08
YOUNG MEN ARRESTED
FOR STEALING WIRE

special Dispatch % the Intelligence.
WELLSBURG. April James
Bracus. William Brown and Robert
Campbell. AGED about rs years. who
claim their home A. Rush Run. Ohio.
we're arrested this morning by sheriff
Patterson and returned to that place
BY sheriff Huscroft of Jefferson coun
". The complaint was made BY Su.
perintendent James Roberts Of the
Rush Run coal company. charging
them with stealing about 200 pounds 81
wire from the MINIS
The trio came here and attempted
10 dispose Of the alleged stolen wire
TO Joseph Potts. a local junkman. who
suspected that the wire had been
stolen and notified Sheriff Patterson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-08

In pleasing simplicity. yet with sew
eral new and attractive style features.
this combination will readily appeal To
the woman of quiet conservative
tastes. The waist is cut on simple
lines, and is open at the throat, where
shaped revers meet a smart collar.
Jaunty cuffs finish the sleeve In either
! wrist or short length. The line. of the
1 skirt are new. with panel sections out
lined by tucksf Pleits over the hips
are stitched to below hip depth. aud
add to the comfort and graceful full
ness OF this style. AS here shown,
novelty suiting in brown tones vas
used. with trimming OF braiding on
tan silk. The yoke girdle on the skirt
may be omitted. The Waist Pattern
1859 Is out In 6 sizes: 81. 80. 40. az
and 4 4inches bust measure. The Skirt
Pattern 1866 is cut in sizes: 1924,
26. 2s. 80 and 80 inches waist meas
ure. II requires 1-2 wards OF Bench
material for a medium size for the en-
tire dress. The skirt measures 2 IA
wards At the foot
This illustration calls for two sep
arate patterns which will be mailed TO
any address on receipt OF 1Oc for each
pattern. in silver or stamps. Address
Pattern Department. The Intelligen-
Ger. 1902 Main st.
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Misses:
Try This Tomato sisaue

To can Of condensed tomato soup
add an equal quantity OF milk or
cream and a dash OF sugar. mix all
together while cold. then bring slowly
to boiling point and serve. In this
way there is no fear Of curdling. and
II requires but one cooking utensil.
which is a great advantage. and can
also be mixed any length OF time be
fore using. doing away with the use
OF soda. also. which many dislike and
witch is often overdone.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-08

Tho Catholic Womeu'e rr1rIr viii en-.
trrlnin on Tuesday evening. APRIL fa
With Parcels Post Sale euchro and
dancing % st Marys School hall south
" nerliuE
This VIII Do one ~ tho LARGEST affairs
~ The season. Hachuau'a orchestra viii
Furnish The music Nn fuamhrrs 49,
asked a. kindly donate n uackara for
the SAN that can be- sold for ten cents
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-08
CONTEST PREDICTED.

SUPERIOR, Wis. April After
opening several additional voting ma
chimes here this evening. the vote on
no license was changed to IL in favor
OF no license. instead OF 81 against Il.
a contest OF the vote is predicted eth
er way.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-08
CARROLL CLUB
EASTER BALL
ANNUAL EVENT MOST PLEASING
LARGE NUMBER IN AT
TENDANCE.
Excellent Dance Program Featured
Bowling and csros Enjoyed
Luncheon Served

The annual Easter ball OF the Car
roll Club. held last evening. was one
OF the ejoyabls Affairs Of the week.
Mrs. J. c. Edmunds and Miss Emma
Zoeckler were the chairmen. and had
complete charge Of the preparations.
which were a great success Dancing.
bowling and cards were provided for
the guests entertainment and an elab-
crate luncheon at 1880 O'Clock was
served.
Meister's orchestra rendered the
music for the dance. The following
we're the guests
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Mrs. n. 9. Cleveland. Arnold. IA.
writes. For some time I suffered from
stomach trouble. I would have sour
stomach and feel bloated after eating
Nothing benefited me until got
Chamberlain Tablets After taking
two bottles Of them I was cured" For
sale by all dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-08

The young lady across the way SAYS
she overheard her father say that one
OF the new base bali players looked
ike a very fast man on the bases.
but for her part she doesn't think it's
fair to judge him by the way he looks
In one of those dirty old uniforms.
and he may be young man OF very
nigh Character for all her father
knows.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-08

The mfnu Co Do prepared Cor The affr.
per Or Fourth street Mofh0ffaf ErIr.0.
DOB church. ThuradHN. April from $3.50
20 f.a0 p. No.. promises Co he very "a.
Vurf % Iurirfae chicken uIa win Zoo.
fstoee. the noted " vs. o. s. make re4s.
cabbage salad rolrrv. leiflea pickles.
choose. hot rolls. Ira cream home rr4fa
cake and faffrn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-08
PARTY BY WOMAN'S
HOSPITAL BOARD
CARD AND SEWING PARTY TO se
GIVEN APRIL 10 IN
HUB 1UllDtN0
Tag Day Committee Held Meeting
moodsy-interestins Awsir
10 Anticipated

An Interesting meeting Of the wo-
mans board OF the Ohio Valley Gen
eral Hospital was held In the ospitai
library on Monday, April 3. The ladies'
OF the Tag Day" committee. who
are In charge OF the card and sewing
party TO be given Thursday afternoon.
April 10. in the Hub building. nsd
very encouraging news to report. All
the details have been arranged. com
mittees appointed. etc. Everyone has
responded so generously the ladies
feel much encouraged in their under
taking and are quite sure a large sum
will be raised towards the s.. 900 they
have pledged.
The following ladies comprise the
board
Mesdsmes
W. +. Butler W. :. Brady
J. NJ. Birch Leon Klee
James Cummins Louis Horkheimer
G.. A. Aschman Alfred PAUL.
W. NJ. Herman IA. c. Franzheim
y. W. Peterson Sallie Mccullough
Thos. Moore Vim. StifeI
Chas. killmeyer. SMiss Zoe Mcclure
Russell Hubbard Saml Kraft
Howard Hazlett {. n. simpson
They will assist in selling tickets
and generally promoting the affair.
Mrs. II. G. Whitaker assisted by the
following ladies. Mrs. Arthur StifeI.
Mrs. VIM. Rownds. Mrs. Z. A. Hi
dreth, III. Mrs. Leon Stein. Mrs. l.. L.
Sands. Mrs. Henry Hall. Mrs. Il. 3.
Romine. Miss Alberta Stifel. Miss
Sara Row. Miss Pauline Horkheimer,
Miss Alma Schmidt. Miss Agnes viii
son. Mss Carrie Copp, have entire
charge OF the reservations for both
sewing and card tables. and early
reservations are earnestly requested
so the ladies can have some idea OF
how many tables. etc. to provide.
Tickets can also be gotten at the J.
Is Baum jewelry store. The ladies
have collected quite a number OF very
attractive fancy articles. aprons. tow
els. etc. which will be on sale at a
table in charge of Mrs. w. F. Butler,
assisted by Miss Zoe Mcclure. MRS.
G. A. Aschman and Mrs. Alfred PAUL.
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Church Supper.

The Junior Auxiliary OF st Matthews
church VIII be in charge OF the SUPPER
to bc given Tuesday evening. Aprii m
Every member of the parish and ali
Interested are invited to come A delft
cious menu Is being planned and a great
number will avail themselves OF the
splendid delicacies 20 be proXided
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-08

MeLURE-w. @. Meeks, Clark..
burg; Geo. w. Schlegei, Huntington:
Mrs. Sophia English. woodsneld. q. I:
i. c. Schelling. Parkersburg: A. O..
Higginbotham. New MartinsvilIe:
Chas. Z. Burkley. Cameron: o. n.
Burgham. Clarksburg: A. w. Burdett,
G. NJ. Ford. Grafton.
GRAND CENTRAl-E c. Smith.
Martinsburg; Samuel Hamilton. lanes
Vile. o.; Geo. b. Dakan, Rosby's
Rock; J: w. Thornhill. Beiington: ID.
al. Merit Pomeroy, o.
BRUNSWICK. S. Miller, New
Cumberland: G. F.. Downes, Fair
mont: c. =. Miracle. Steubenville. q.
sTAMm-k. f. Savers. Pittsburgh;
+. l.. Sanderson. Cleveland.
Miss Sarah Metzner has returned 10
wellesley college. Wellesley. Mass.
after spending the Easter holiday with
her parents at Pleasant Valley.
Col. Henry Lewedag. overseer or
the poor. is seriously III at his nome
on the South side.
Mr.. Robert Metzner. who is attend
ing Lehigh University. has returned
TO school. after spending a week with
relatives in this community.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Wat.
kins. at their home on the Island, yes
terday evening. an eight-pound boy.
Mother and babe doing nicely.
Misses Isabelle Rogers. Elsie Cook
and Helen Algers left yesterday af.
ternoon for Lake Erie College. at
GAINESVILLE. o.
Melvin Hsmm. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
j. r. Hamm. OF Glenwood, is recover.
ing from a serious illness.
Lloyd +. Eneix, who is attending the
I state University at Morsantown, Is
spending week in the city.
Edward Bach has returned from
Clarksburg. where he attended the
State convention of the Knights of the
Maccabees as a delegate from this
city.
General and Mrs. II. Z. Caldabaugh.
OF Bethlehem. are receiving congratu-
lations of friends over the arrival,
Monday evening. of a baby daughter.
Inspectors A. F. Holland. J. II. Rit.
| ter and J. ID. AnkTom. OF the local
corps of L. $. army engineers. have
| been transferred for the summer to
| Dam No. Il. near Marietta
United States Commissioner George
/ +. Boyd, of this city. is attending the
/ term Of the Federal court at Martins
/ burg
Mrs. Bernard Fisher. OF Edgewood.
who Is undergoing medical treatment
at local hospital. is recovering.
| Mrs. l.. A. Peas. of Warwood who
underwent an operation 1T the North
Wheeling hospital recently. is improv.
4 ing.
Miss Anna O'Neil. Of this city. who
underwent an operation at the North
Wheeling hospital recently. has gone
to her home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-08

The Midget Wedding TO be preseut-
go thls evening al the First Evangeli-
ca Lutheran church. promises to be
OF much Interest. The cast follows:
Hugh. Count Won Kinderland ......
Harry. cOunt Won Keinland. Harry "i Hesse
Lady Mildred Littleton e. Mildred Atha
Lady Betty La Tot "a. BETTY knauss
mistress Janey Won Klein ........
Lady Eienor quite old fancy M'hwei'
Lady Mary Kindeiiand .'i''. Narshai'
Lady Dorothy DE Dot Ng nSro VI M GIt,i,
Lady Marie Not SO Young .........
Lady Dorothy Very small . ''"''e Nn'''
Lazy Henrietta ....... Henrietta Rose
Mother OF Bride
Mary, Duchess of Lilliput ..
Cousins OF Bride "'"in'y
countess Katherine Not Young eco.
Lady LYDIA smaiIcraft ......''..''''''. ''''
Psr.,,;; a., Co. Co... LYDIA Edwards
Lady Evelyn DE Dwarf EVELYN Ravbn
Lord Charles De Dwarf Charles Uaves
Friends OF Groom
Lord Kenneth Littleston .....
Lady Virginia Lit,leston '. ..... '''''' CT
SIR Henry Won Wig 80. Henry Schrader
Lard David Won Low 80. David Schepp
Grandparents OF the Bride
Lady Katherine Very OLD .....
.....-......... Katherine Eichenbcrg
Lord Reyman Very old ............
Grandparents OF GroomWy '''"" snyder
SIR Robert Speaks ...... Robert Herzer
Lady Katherine Speaks ............
Friends OF Bride Katherine Rose
Lady Elsie Won SO Big Gee. Elsie Jewel
Lady Wilma ............ Wilma Prig,r
Lady Mary Virginia Mary V. EdWard di,
Lady Emma .......... Emma Ctist.r
Lady Elizabeth ... Elizabeth McGreEor
lazy rosetta ...-.... Rosetta Snyder
Lady Elizabeth ...... Elizabeth Ripple
Lady Lucille .......... IugiI. 4 t,,5i.
Bridal Party
DE Gross. Archbishop Of Liuiput ......
Lord Robert Fauntieroy. G paFe singer
Lord William Of fairyiaSESGo f rms w b.i Dyer
Groom '''"'n n'Sh
Duke Or smalifreywitz Harold Hayes
Lord Russell Gituctou Russell Hubbard
bridesmaid
Lady Elizabeth Wee Wee ...........
Lady Mary Elizabeth Go ,ii.1'Hi" hicks
.--..-- ..... Mary Elizabeth gfffin
Lady sara Louise be Wee - '.'
Lady Annsbsne SO 80 Ri iels' . N'F"aa'"
Lady Helen No Blrgsr -. ''s ''',''' '
.t-...... .......-.. Helen TuerFeua
Lady Emily Not ........ Emifv Faris
Lady Dorothy Ti.y one ..........
Lady Frances Little Tot ............
..................... Franccs Mcclure
Flower gfrfe-
Lady MarEarrf ........ MARGARET Tolls.
Lady Mary MacMidgct ....'......
Maid Or Honor ~ "' '''
Lady Dorothy ..... Trpr0fNv Uarruff
Bride.
Lady Marian ......... Marian gfvtrr.
Screuadera-
Helen Ackcr Mildred SNYDER. MARY
Jolly. Martha Juergeua Jean Ncgufre
Ilcror Farris Marie p.ff<s g0rneffr
Eichcnberg. Frla HurNins. Louis COP
pingcr. Elcnor C1tkcr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-08

Mrs. Henry va wac rho hostess yes
terday afternoon tp the Lady Fika I'd
cards = delicioua luncheon was served.
Tho event was held at the Windsor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-08

The assassination Of Lincoln by
Booth, his escape and final execution
graphically told In The InteIlIoencer,
starting Saturday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-08

Club. Dainty refreshments will be
served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-08

The Ladies Social Club viii enter.
tain from two until i've O'Clock this
afternoon with a euchre al the Carroll
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Moss Recital.

An enjoyable recital will be given
by Miss Julia Moss. OF Washington.
Pa. at the Elks club auditorium sat
urday afternoon at 3 O'Clock. April
"a.
Miss Moss will present two OF ner
pupils. the Misses Matilda and Irene
Jones OF Washington. aged nine ana
eleven years. and will be assisted by
Mrs. Flora Williams and Mrs. Edward
Stifel. who, as on former occasions,
will prove admirable accompanies.
This Is the first appearance OF the
young musicians in Wheeling ana
they will be most cordially received.
Mis- Moss. who Is now a teacher or
music at the Washington Seminary,
was formerly OF Mt de Chantal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-08

and II should be sent to The Catholic
woven league. in care of Miss Ella
Hughes. 40Ol Jacob street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-08

Masonic Card Party.
The ladies' Masonic club enjoyed
yesterday afternoon at cards at the
Hotel Widsor. Following the games,
luncheon was served.
Among those present. were the fol-
lowing:
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Church Musicale.

The willing Workers class. OF the
First Christian church, will present
an interesting program this evening.
The entertainment Will consist OF n
number OF musical selections. read
ings and solos by local talent. which
viii meet with great favor. All Will
be welcome Program follows:
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The Midget Wedding 20 be present
go TINS evening at the First EvanKeli-
cal Lutheran church. promises TO be
OF much interest. The cast follows:
Hugh Count W,u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-20

nue.. Is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Leo
Mehler. In waynesboro.
Miss Louise Miller. OF this city. has
been the recent guest Of the Misses
Cardwcll I'm Ashland.
Rev. and Mrs. Edward Wall. who
have been visiting in Richmond and
Washing ton. have returned 10 their
home in Borryville.
Mrs. George Ball IIutchngs. OF Rich
mond. Is visiting her parents. Mr.. .and
Mrs. g. c. Bridges. in Ashland.
Colonel Thomas y. Jones. Of the Yir-
ginia Military Institute, has returned
10 Lexington, after a short stay here.
Miss Laura Morse. OF Providence
Forge. is visiting friends in Richmond
this week.
Or. John Walker. who has been Wis
Ting In this city. has returned TO his
home in Lynchburg
Mrs. J. ". Lee. who has been the
guest OF her daughter, Mrs. II. Smith.
in this city, has returned to Ashland.
Mrs T. B. CHI of Bowling Green.
has been the recent guest Of friends In
This city.
Miss Mary o. Haw, OF Hanover coun-
~. IS visiting rela and friends in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs W. Mayo Smith. of
T. fcdericRsburB, are spending Few
days In Richmond with Mr.. Smiths
mother. Mrs. Nathalie +. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Montague have
returned to the city. after n short visit
TO Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Blanton. in Ash
land.
Mrs, j. J. Dunn. OF Caroline County,
is spending this week In Richmond with
relatives.
Mrs. Albert Williams and her daugh-
ter. Anne Kennon, who have been Wis
it!ng at prospect HILL" have returned
TO their home in Bon Air.
Mrs. ]. B Proctor. OF this city. has
been the recent guest OF friends in
Fredericksburg.
Mrs. John Arthur. Of Richmond, is
visiting Mrs. q. r. Dorsey at her home
in Bowling Green.
Mrs. C. b. Shelton. of Ashland, is
spending some time with friends In
this city.
Miss Julia Dunn, of Richmond, has
gone TO Lynchburg, where she is WIS.,
ting Miss Margaret Kegney.
Mr. and Mrs. Gruncr have returned
10 their home near Lakeside, after a
brief visit to their mother. Mrs Amy
Gruner. In Ashland
Travis Epes. OF this city. has been
spending several days In Blackstone
this week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-20
REPUBLICANS DEFER
TIIIlR REORGANIZATION

WASHINGTON. February 19.-Re-
publicans OF the House determined to-
day to defer their minority reorganiza-
tlon until the Thursday night preced-
ing the first session OF the next Con-
gress. In the conference held to dis
cuss plans, Representative Mann, Of
Illinois. was generally referred to as
his own successor as minority leader.
Caucus rule was discussed, Repre-
sentative Cooper, OF Wisconsin protest
Ing against the use OF the ward caucus
in connection with meetings OF Re-
publican members, and asserting that
the day OF secret caucuses had passed
This drew from Representative Mann a
remark that the time might come
when we may have TO bring to bear
all the binding force we can" at Mr.
Mann's suggestion. tho question of
whether. there shall be caucuses or
open air meetings." was left to be
decided at the reorganization meeting.
In reference to committee assign
ments Representative Mann said the
ProSressives had not agreed whether
they should get their assignments from
the Republicans or the Democrats.