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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-02
THE LYRIC.

zone Of the strongest dramas ever
produced In motion pictures. II is
these words that the people use In ex.
pressing their opinion of the five reel
feature, Alias Jimmy Valentine" ,"
which will be- shown ut the Lyric TO
night for the last time This picture.
fun Of thrills and humor, creates II
sensation wherever II Is shown and In
proving to he the most popular feature
ot the year. Wednesday, Alice Joyce
who u Nv popular with the movio fans.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-02
THE EMPRESS.

The movie IAN Of this city who has
.rcu ANY instuImcnt of the great film
serial The Master Key viii not dc
Sire to miss either Of the last install.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-02

,by the committee are first that lnsur
unce Commissioner Welch was guilty
Of moral turpimde, corruption Ia Of.
flee. lucompetency and wilful neglect
OF duty in that on May ., 1913. he
deposited $4,000 uf funds uf the de.
partment In the Purcell Bank and
Trust company at Purcell. which re-
mnlnpd Ia that depository until June
-. 1913 and that on the later date he
Deposited In HE same bank 10000
which was not withdrawn until July
II. 1913. thnu u the face ~ these
facts he made % false sworn report
tu the state examiner and inspector
thut ON June 30 l9l3 he hud no
money ot the Nlnir "i "Nlnh"ma III
o"hAN, whereas "h 'h"I un'' I' hau
over >So'oVo "h u'p"~" D" me iuf''Ii
hahh ana trust company " Iur'rlJ
II Is also charged IhhI TINS NhhA
was permitted lo 'oIIr" = per cent
interest upon tuluN "i 'lr insurance
department belonging u" tue STATE
"hl'h nau D''ll deposited Io AO "N.'
h"il'a NY pahA T." 'U' circuit "l '"'
'ul'c'' h"nA "I" II'-' company
INC 7e'ou" 'naIE' is 'U"l N'"'
''"""u''"''l ""u 'oII"llN N'"''
''''''S' /" 'I'' l mo" Mu.'"' Insurance
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-02

Let M try to do right at all times
Wen not succeed enough 10 hurt any
thing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-02

ments In which there Is unusual ra
pidity of action aud unfolding Of the
startling plot In an amazing manner
Bob Leonard aud ella Hall really out
do themselves In the final numbers
bringing to a most successful close the
greatest Of all film serials. The next
10 the last installment IL mn attraction
at the Empress Wednesday Capacity
houses for every show every day II.
lustrates the pulling power Of Tom
PowelIs Peerless Mlnstrels, who are
yresepting really blgtlme minstrel
L>Nertalnmcnt Special orchestra, har-
mony singers, classy dancers and snap
py comedians give an hours show that
win not soon be forgotten 10y the van.
dcyille lovers Of this city
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-02

will bc seen In thrrcuct NiugrnUh
entitled "A Daughter, Stmh-r In.
hcrltancc A program full music
aud FUN has been arranged for the
first hnlf uf this week iid }uu ever
see IA Frog MANI II not ">ormnn.
the Frog Man goes through all the
nntics Of frog so naturally That the
audience nt times wonder II he is ~
man or a huge frog Very seldom do
you get to hear good yioliuist In u
vaudeville thrutrr but the Lyric is
offering Mulrtu Bonconi tu their pat
runs who ARE lovers NJ COOL music
Carmus and Lamar are two Of the
best hnymupy singers and yudlcrs In
vaudeville white aud Fugun In %
black aud tam ucl create roar, of
I laughter
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-02

opportunity Tor opposition n real art
II IL one of lhr sort that must be-
treated with O delicate toucl, one II
the higher Crude the Kind that mp
peals To the patriotic Amerlrl. who's,
sympathy goes ont to the American
bride thrown among whiH ~ Eng
llsh society folk And Miss Robinson
and her excellent aides handle every
situation aud episode with niccty
that proclHims them rrnl artists TIT,
play will be- given each evening tliy
week aud on Wednesday Saturday
and Sunday mDlmce~ II should pack
the Metropolitan at every perform
anCp
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-02

II you are In the market for poul.
try turn to The Times Want Ad page.
There ls profit there for you.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-02
5000 10000 OOOOO OOC

There II profit for you In the
Want Ads. Phone your nd TO-
day. r. ID. X. 70. 3 lines, .
times, 20 cents,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-02
Can Tell Victim of Hookponm
By His Handshake and Whiskers

KANSAS CITY Mo. March Vow
comcs the 'hookcrs grip Like all
secret societies. the Lazy Orders "
Hookcrs' have one aud nr Charles
W stiles, says he rnn tell mem.
ber IN good standing NJ soon as he
shakes hands and takes peep at his
whlskers.
His first test I'm searching for hook
worm patients tx tu shake hands with
them aud then lonk 10 see II there Is
u harrenSpot un each side Of the chin
that Is bounded by whiskers
Jelly In Their Hand Shake.
HOokers said the doctor this
morning AT the Coates House are
shy on the hand shake aud ON the
whiskrrs The bones I'm the hand are
never developed and they give YOU q
pinching grip that slowly lRpses into
the jelly shake
And DR. STILES knows because he
put the hookworm on the scientific
map and It is now accepted beyond
the river of doubt
Have you ever noticed the old
southern colOners beard which sag,
low around the corners " the mouth -
asked DR. Stiles That's the hook
ers. beard. At some time or other the
colonel has hookworks probably when
he was boy and just at the spring
time Of his life when his whiskrr-
were thinking Of sprouting
The hoOkworm disease has passed
the Kidding stage, Dr stiles says
although he admits the Kidding" he
received at the start advanced knuwl
edge OF the disease ten years aud
saved him that much work.
Wit Helped Study Along.
IT used to break my heart to read
the wilt that followed my discovery, -
re said, but now realize II was the
best thing that could have happened
Il never did tell how happened to
discover them--that IL, the incentive
that made me work toward the dis
covery. Al meeting where some Of
the biggest scientific and medical men
OF the country were gathered ut a din.
ner was laughed at and made sport
OF. But for that the hookworm might
now be increasing It's kind among the
human race without lts presence being
known.
They laughed aud | made up my
mind TO show them thiAg OF two.
When ! went into the government
service was looking nj the hook
worms taken from Ahsen doU. cats
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-02
A TEXAS WONDER

The Texas Wonder cures kidney ana
bladder troubles, dissolvcs gravel. cures
diAbetea, weak aud lame backs, rheuma.
usm and all Irregularities pf the kidneys
and bladder IN both men and women, Reg.
ulatss bladder trouble In children, IN no,
sold by your druggist will he sent b.
mail on receipt Of u 90 One small bottle
u two months treatment aud seldom fails
10 perfect cure Send for testimonials
from this and other states Or, W.
Hall 1920 Olive street, 81. Louia No. sold
ey arugaists. .--AdYArtissmsnt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-02
LOVE LETTERS
READ AT TRIAL
They Showed That Denver Society
Girl Planned TO We'd Man Who Had
Wife and Children.

DENVER, Col. March Love
letters written 10y Dr X. j Mason
from Drs .Molnps. Chicago aud chi
cugu bound train were introduced as
evidence at the trial uf Dr r. ".
Noble accused Jointly with Mason of
causing the death " Ruth Merrl-
weather, n Denver society girl. last
December
The letters showed that Mason and
the girl were wcethearts and plan
ned 10 wed. despite the fact that Ma
son had wife at Watsekn, ILL., The
wedding license of Mason and his
wife also was introduced
Dr Noble took the stand In his own
defense. He denied that he had per.
formed an operation on Miss Merri-
weather and said he had refused 10
perform one when requested by Mn
sou. lie testified he subsequently,
treated Miss MerHweather In mn ef.
fort to save her life
Mnsous love letters which are the
'lllfl lfNlNlfN bl lllt lllulf Nill WI
be used against both doctors, con
tnn many protestntions " love and
affection for the girl now dead, and
In one of them Mason wrote:
81 give you my life and you shall
have 1t II you care for It. OF course
am sorry things have happened just
the way they have But then, 1t Is
all my fHult"
All of MuSonS letters. " which
there were four. urged the girl 10 ad.
dress him at General Delivery, chi
cago other passages from the letters
read
Sweetheart | know you are heart
broken, but am going because II will
I've our salvation In the eud we both
know that
81 shall come hnck as soon ns pos
sible 10 you. for You know love You
and every man should love some good
woman
Dear heart, | shall send your ring
Nmas and come ns soon nv possible"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-20

inside. and who sought 10 know some
thing about the company's business.
Ia Belle preferred was In demand
az lOl. with Indications that 70 will
30 still higher. la Belle common was
fold out at 30 and -. the lowest price
quoted on the stock yesterday. u f.
believed that la Belle will enjoy its
share OF the benefits which the iron
and steel companies seem about 10
have from a prosperous season. and
u so. Ia Belle common will probably
advance a number of points
Wheeling Steel g. Iron was also In
demand While quoted at fO6. none
was on the market AZ that price
NeuralEyline was quoted al t75. but
there was none 90 be- had az that
price. N~euralgyline will pay n 9 per
cent dividend on August T. Reports
from this company show that its bus
iress has been very good. and is Inn
proving and there seems 10 be no
reason or doubt that the company will
continue its present dividend basis. 10
10 does NOT Increase DO This year.
stock paying 10 per cent. HG Neural
Ryline has Tor tho past two years.
with the prospects for continuation on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-20

Assessor William Hankr has been
passing the word along 90 his friends
that no will be- n candidate 20 sue.
coed himself BE has already begun
campaign work. DO i4 said
Assessor Uankc has proved an able
and popular county official
James Richards. FIRST branch roun.
Gilman of rho second ward. i- Said to
entertain ambitions io become asses.
7or Hr has been In council Tor Tho
past aIN years. and ras established an
rrviahIa record during that time go
has bot y0f announced Die candidacy
but d. sounding out Mo- situation
Phillips for SheriH
Among Republican Workera OF ohio
county fHrr. d.. considerable a,nf.
wrnf favorable fo tho giving |rrrorui.
zion of The efficient services OF C1In.
fN Chairman George Phillips
Many prominent members Of the
party have mentioned hIa name when
arHakfnE of fHs Republican nomina.
f.uu for sheriff. and DO would not be-
aurur.sirE fu 600 him shy Bile caster
into fhe rims before many months
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-20
STOCKS BOOM
HszelAtlas Touches a New Hiah
Point-Ls Belle Common Also
AdVances-Aetivity In
Local Market.

Prices IN the local stock market
doomed yesterday. with phe result
that some high quotations we're made
on p number Of local stocks.
Hazel-Atlss Glass Company stock
Jed the procession. running up from
Us TO 1871, eX-dividend This BE-
practically equivalent 10 1888 for the
stock. a. a dividend OF . per cent. is
10 be paid today. Hazel Atlas. % is
satd h. enjoying a remarkable season
OF prosperity. shipments for the
Month OF June amounting 10 $500. 600.
BY far the largest month the company
has ever had Buyers Of the stock
seemed % be confident that stllI high
~ prices viii be made. and if is said
b a a considerable amount ~ the
stock was purchased by those on the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-20
MASONIC TEMPLE
REDUCED $4,000
BOARD Of EQUALIZATION AND
REVIEW ACTIVE YESTERDAY.
s~eethosen Singing Society Granted
Reduction % S.ooo-Ies, Farm
Placed or Books

Yesterday was a busy day Tor the
Board or Equalization and Review
SeNera reductions were granted. IN
Guiding a few larEe ones. and a mum
Der Or applications were hled ane
MarEaret Mcconnell farm. ius acres.
a. Union Hill. Middle Wheeling creek.
which has not APPEARED on the as.
sessors books since 1911. was listed.
valued a. s. 700 Back taxes viii
amount 90 slle NJ.
The Masonic Temple association
was granted q reduction Of Sy.Uau on
building. In Union district. Bader a
Msurer. Union district application re-
iected Jacob Wilhelm. Union district
Application rejected. e. Raider IRA
.delphta district. reduction OF 81 s,U
on buildings allowed. sam brewer.
man. Center district. reduction or
sl.foo on land and buildings allowed.
ductionETAOIN
Louis and Pauline GrassA. Union DIS.
trict. reduction of 500 on buildings
allowed b J Dimmick. Webster uis.
trlct. reduction Of $500 on house al.
lowed. : Brandau. Webster district
application rejected. Margaret Murfin
Richie district. 5000 reduction al,
lowed on land Beethoven singing SO
.clety. Webster district. r~education OF
81 200 on buildinr. allowed. Mamie ,
Hughes. Union district, reduction or
1850 on house. ollowed: l.. DelbruRss
estate, Center district. reduction OF
- 50 on buildings. allowed. Margaret
Foimar. Fulton. reduction OF ys75 on
house. allowed
An application for a reduction was
received from Mary y. Il. Richie.
Madison district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-20
NEW WAREHOUSE
wheeling Corruaating Company Con
templating Erection Of BIa
Building In Chicago.

Plans are being prepared by Paul
Gehrhafdt. a prominent architect OF
thi'aEo. for "a large warehouse. pro.
posed FOR tho Wheoiint C-oruraflnF
c0mpanys ChicaEo branch DO De- rr.
derstood the company is confcmpfai
inE the erection such a building. bgf
has not fully decided upon Ifs plans
Tho plans hD.ur prepared hr Nf
G%chrhardt cali for a bu Idire f.u d..
ll' feet elk stories hIsn OF pressed
brick and reinforced concrete and
Steel absolutely frrpr0of Tho ID.
ported cost is about 5000 600
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-20
The Ideal
Vacation Oxfords
For Men,

Before going away on that trip. be
sure 70 be fitted in a fine cool pair
OF Nays high grade White Duek
ONfordS-the honest TO goodness
good kind. They ~ snug and com
Portable around the ankle-no slip.
ing az the heel-no tacks. nails or
Jumps. $50 often found in the
cheaper kind 20 mar the pleasure
OF your outing and disturb YOUR
peace of mind.
Buy a good pair and notice the
difference.
White Soles with rubber heels. or
all leather bottoms, as you like.
Price: $3.50 and 81.
See vesubule Show Case
NAY SHOE co.
l3O9-l3lI Market st.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-20

Welt hIs brother here and viii pro.
badly occupy tho pulpit az Tho Zion
church SUNDAY while fu Tho CITY.
t''Ire of fho actual condition Bro
Germany af present end OF Tho great
IFofus and damsre wrought bf tse
war
The Ert Ur Hfngf BEL we'll know %
n fHa Wrr.Irr district HavIns
preached Hf hIH brothers church pn
artrraI nrraa ions during Tho pas. srt
oral rra." while visiting him Do H.
.mune fIr most learned and a|.u4Hsr.
minister of fUH Lutheran fsIfr and
.a- 'H' distinction OF writing raadire
and fa'srr H..nfIE 90 language. Ha
'Hr. "..nu f. Germany He nr.rr.sf A
.a r' Ian.lals a' fHe Philadelphia
II@fu.usI.aI college
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-20
COUNTY POLITICS
Is MING UP
EDWARD kIlVER ANNOUNCES
CANDIDACY FOR COUNTY
COMMISSIONER.
Hearne eoom for Congress Growing.
Candidates for sheriH and As.
SCISSOR Mentioned.

Edward Kilver. well known resident
OF the Sixth ward. has m,
candidacy for the Republican nomina.
ton for county commissioner Mr..
kilver. an efficient empIoye Of the
Narwood Tool Company. Is well
known over he county. and has been
active IN Republican politics Tor sew
eral years.
While no formal announcement has
been made. II Is understood that VIM.
}. Steen. recently a candidate for the
Republican nomination for Board OF
Control, and Henry Steck. both resi-
dents Of the Eighth ward. are likely
TO be candidates. These three men
are generally popular and efficient.
n any n OF them would make a
good commissioner
The neXt commissioner must come
from the territory south Of Wheeling
creek. John VI. Garden. the present
commissioned from that district. has
not declared his future intentions. but
IL Is understood he will not be a AN
didate to succeed himself Rumor
has n that he will enter the race for
the Democratic nomination for sher-
IN. He was p candidate for this no
sttion four years ago. but was defeat
ed for the nomination by A. T. Swee-
ney.
Councilmanie Candidates.
Already there is a quiet buzzinR
IN city political circles over the PROB.
able candidates for the nine council
manic positions under the new char
ter, which becomes effective in NAV.
1917. No persons have
their candidates. for a certainty. nut
several are feeling out sentiment. 70
Is said. and are likely 20 begin an
active campaign In a few months.
Among those whose names are fire.
quentiy mentioned In this connection
are Jacob BcisvinEer. Of the Eightn
ward. William O. Alexander. OF the
Sexenth, Capt VIM T. otto. OF the
First: Edward Was. Of the Fourth:
CITY Treasurer W. :. McElroy. or the
Eighth sheriff 4. 7. Sweeney. OF the
Seventh. and others. n promises 10
De a warm and interesting night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-20

That basis. Is very cheap at rs. and Il
altogether likely that 10 will sell
hlkhe as business conditions i'm
prove.
Wheeling Mold q Foundry was firm
AZ 30.
HazelAtlas and Ia Belle common
have absorbed most % the trading
during the past few days. and brokers
anticipate better prices for both Of
them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-20

Local Republicans Who were In az.
tendance AZ the session OF Federal
court ~ Elkins. last week. report
that there was considerable specu.
lation among politicians as 10 the
probable candidate for Congress from
the First district Senator Julian g.
Hearne. o. this city. was very warmly
spoken 81 by Republicans Of Mar
shall. Wetzel and Marion counties az
well a. Of this county. and the belief
was freely expressed that he would
Do In the lead for the nomination 10
be announces bis candidacy.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-09-10
Makes First Trip Through.

ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. 10-Arthur H
Wilson, an Atlanta boy, who is q
sailor on the big U. S. battleship Mis-
souri,, was on that ship when it made
the first trip of any vessel of wac
through the newly opened Panama ca
nal, and has written home in letter
received yesterday to tell of his ex
periences on that historical occasion.
"The tropical growth along the
banks is dense and almost impenetra-
ble," he writes, "and all along the
canal can be seen the tops of tall
trees rising up from the water.
1.-THE waters of the lake are in.
tested with alligators. Asides from
these about the only life TO be seer
is the pelicans which perch in large
numbers on the beacons and buoyS
which mark the channel of the canal
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-09-10
Atlanta Without Town Clock.

ATLANTA. Ca, Sept. 10-Now, for
the first period in her history Of over
half a century, Atlanta is without any
kind of a town clock. Even the pig
cons which used to roost on the for
mer clock towners have vanished from
the center of the city, and the man who
wants to know what time of day it is
now has to consult his own timepiece,
The last town clock to go was the one
on the old courthouse, and the new
courthouse has no tower or place fol
one. Neither the capitol, the CITY
hall nor the postoffice has clock, and
Atlanta today is probably the only
city of its size in the world which
has no big clock to tell the passage Of
the hours.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-09-10
NEWS ITEMS FROM
THE GATE CITY IN
SEPARATE STORIES

ATLANTA, Sept. 10.-The regn-
lar fall theatrical season in Atlanta
opens tomorrow night when the At
lanta theatre offers as an opening at
traction a New York musical comedv
when Dreams Come True
Manager Homer George declares
that the show is ahead of anything
that has opened the season in two or
three years past and the list of shows
already announced by him for he
winter means that the theatrical sea-
son here will be unquestionably the
best both in number of good plays
and also in importance of stars of the
first magnitude, which Atlanta has had
in several years.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-09-10
ANITA GOLFERS WOULD
LAVE ANOTHER TOURNAMENT

rLANTA, Ca, Sept. 10-Followfng
bending settlement of the individ-
contests in the newspaper mems
tournament, a supplementary tour
ent is being planned, in which
is from the Journal, Georgian and
. titution will compete for the
N of their respective papers.
,lf playing has become a pretty
,ral sport among newspaper men
!, both in the news departments
the business offices. Dick Gray,
k Howell and Hugh Murray are all
ers. All three of the city editors
7 golf, the same with the manag
editors and most of the staff.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-09-10

the 7S9th Dist. G. M, Sumter county,
in the election to be held Sept. IL,
proximo. I have lived in Americas
about thirty years and have never be-
fore asked for Office of any kind. l
feel capable of discharging the duties
of the office, ana if elected will ad-
minister the Office conscientiously and
fairly to all parties at interest.
shall be profoundly grateful for your
support. W. 7. WEEkLEY.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-09-10
For treasurer.

herewith announce my candidacy
for the office of treasurer Of Sumte:
county to fill an unexpired term, at
the special election to be held Sep
TENDER 18th, and will greatly appre-
ciate the votes and support of my
friends and voters generally. Respect
fully JOHN ED CHAPMAN.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-09-10
1eUision of Powers
Of Rules Committee

,TLANTA Ga, Sept. 10-That the
t session of the general assembly,
lot the extra session then certain
the regular session in 1916, will
ness a determined fight to revise
xrules under which the house and
ke transact business, is indicated
expressions heard among the leg
ture on their visits to Atlanta.
he discomfort in the organization
t now stands is said to be general
nbers of the house say that body
,ot master of its own deliberations.
is dominated by the rules COM
tee, and it is said that the senate
IS committee is almost equally
'erful But the present dissatis-
ion is the result particularly of
actions of the house rules com
ee.
embers of the house declare thas
welfare of the state demands a
sion of the rules in such a way as
nable the house to consider and
upon measures it wants to vote
instead of being compelled to &C.
the fiat of the rules committee.
aey cite the rules committees re.
at the recent session to let the
Sc vote on the prohibition bills, as
instance of the alleged gag rule
Cannonism" which they express a
animation to abolish.
this case, they point out, the
committee of the house was pc
ned by the majority of the house,
1e speaker and by the governor, to
e the prohibition anti-shipping bill.
lie calendar during the final seven
period of the session. over which
ID the rules committee has abso-
authority, and the committee re.
4. The result was that neither
nor any of the other Prohibition
passed by the senate ever came
vote in the house.
ssenting this action of the COM
ee, which they denounced as highh-
led and arbitrary, the friends of
erance forced an extra session o.
~ legislature as a protest, for the
lose of calling sharply to the at
ion of the people the issue upon
h the fight to revise the rules will
ased.