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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-15
MAYOR VET0ES
CUTS IN BUDGET
Mitchell Tells Aldermen Reoue'
tons Might Jeopardlzc
Fcouomy Plan.

Navor Mitchell yesterday sent 70 'ne
poard Of Aldermen his veto OF the cuts
Of eo.4Oo made by the Finance Co'n-
n;ttee Of the board In the 1916 ouuge''
as passed by the Board OF estimate
Tho MAYOR based the veto practieaiy
IN the ground that the cuts Yiolatcu
the Standardization OF salaries %
worked out by the Bureau OF Standard
;zation. The veto probably Will be al
loved to stand By default, as the pres
ont Board of Aldermen will adjourn
.;rs die on December q. The budget
mus. be signed by tn. Mayor, Control
,ey and City Clerk on or before Decem'
Der rs.
The Mayor in his message discussed
the specific reductions made by the al
dermen, pointing out that the reduction
a, the appropriation Of $4,000 for the
contingent. fund Of the Board OF EST
mate to $4,000 would merely require
request for special revenue bonds from
III. Board Of Aldermen next year.
an view OF the fact that the Board o.
Estimate, my commissioners and my
self have all cooperated in reducing the
,ppropriations to my departments Tor
Iai6 bv so huge sum as sl,fOO,OOO,
said the Mayor, 81 feel that 1t would
be most unfortunate to jeopardize the
success OF the plans for economy shG
reorganization which we have adopted
by denying salary increases and new
positions which have been allowed By
the Board OF Estimate as an integral
part of the scheme of reorganization.
ut is interesting to note, TURNER
more. that since the present admins
tration took Office the appropriations
70 the departments under the iuri sdic,
ton of the Mayor have been reduced
approximately s2,5O0,00O, out OF tota a
appropriation in 1914 OF sGo,!94'Ooo'
III seems to be evidence Of the SIN
eerity of the administration in efecting
every possible economy, and hope ina.
your board will not press the matter OF
making further reductions in the race
81 uucb record "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-15
THREE MIDDIES DISMISSED
Charged With Violating Rules During
Parole for Recent Scandal.

Washington. Dec. N.-Three midship-
men were ordered dismissed from the
Naval Academy to-day by Secretary
Daniels, with the approval Of Presi-
dent Wilson.
The names OF the men were not made
public. They were among fifty mid
shipmen found guilty Of minor Of
fences in eonnectio- with the recent
hazing and cribbine investigations At
the academy, all OF whom were placed
on probation for one year.
Repeated violation Of academy reg
ulations during the psrol. we're charged
sgainst tho men dismissed. Ry the
terms Of the parole even minor infrac-
lions Of rules would result in dismissal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-15
Alto BUMP WHITENS HAIR
Injured Woman Obtains verdict lot
$4,000: Husband Gets sl'ooV'

Mrs. Emma Phillips. who was S'ro'A
he an automobile, yesterday obtained q
verde. Of $4,000 and her husband one
,or 81 900 for ths loss Of her services,
Max pe.sauer, furniture dealer OF
Williamsburg. was the defendant Inc
ease was tried before Justice Garre'-
son and a jury in the Supreme Court
Brooklyn. ooo
Mrs. Phillips had sued for S-0'VV0
for injuries. 1t was revealed a. the
,-;al that the hair Of the plaintiff wnI
is only twenty-four years OLD, s h,u
turned white as q result Of the suIe SURE,
mos she had undergone. The aceiaen nv
occurred at Hewlett, Long Island on
August 10, 1918.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-15
OSBORNE TO RULE LEAGUE
Warden Will Pass on Fitness Of ON
cers Elected.

Hereafter no inmate Of Sing Sing
will be elected to Office in the Mutual
Welfare League until his fitness has
been passed upon by Warden Osborne.
This amendment TO the rules, made az
a result of the recent effort 20 use the
machinery OF the league against the
warden. was announced at the prison
yesterday.
The new executive committee of the
league has chosen sergesnts alarms
acceptable 70 Mr.. Osborne. Al the
same time there was a place made for
Charles Gondorf. whose election TO the
post Of sergesnt-at-arms was declared
void. With the approval Of the warden
he has been made secretary of the
league.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-15
$500 STING IN MOSQUITO AID.
Lieutenant, Pictured as Giant Killer
Sues.

Lieutenant, Pictured as Giant Killer,
Sues.
I'D The Wyanoak Publishing Company
sss stung yesterday for $500 In the
Supreme Court That is the amount
Of damage done, jury decided. to the
peace Of mind Of Lieutenant J. War
rem Weisenhimsr, Of the 18th United
states Infantry, by the use Of his pict-
pre- in advertising a cure for mosquito
bites.
The lieutenant was the youngest in
the West Point class Of 1914, and as
,uch he was photographed with Gen
,raI Gibson. the oldest living graduate.
From this picture was taken the one
used in the mosquito ad.
When Lieutenant Weisenheimer saw
himself in an American Druggist Syn
dicatc advertisement Of Mosquito
Skiddo No. 20" and "Gisnt Mosquito
Killer" he Immediately ascertained
that the Wyyarook Publishing Com,
pany had circulated his picture and
sued.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-28
TWO NOTED LECTURERS
TO COME HERE SOON
DIR. BLACK md DIR. Cadmap Here in
Course Arranged bs Anti saloon
League.

Two noted lecturers have been Sc
cured for the January and February
numbers in the course being conducted
in Richmond this winter under the
auspices Of the Anti-Saloon League
of Virginia. according to announce
ment made by Dr. James Cannon. Jra
Yesterday. They are DR.. Hugh Black.
noted Scotch preacher, who is now a
professor at Union Theological Semi
nary, New York, aud Or. :. parlSes
Cadman, pastor or the Central Congre-
eational Church. Brooklyn.
Dr. BLACK will deliver his lecture on
the night Of Tuesday, January Is. 1t
is probable his A}eme will he Amer
lea Through scotch Spectacies" Or.
Cadman will lecture hero on the night
of Tuesday, February %.
Both In, Black and Dr. Cadman
are among the most celebrated speak
ers on the platform of the English
speaking world.
Tho proceeds will be used to assist
in tn, payment OF the Debt mourning
during the State wide campaign
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-28
FIRE COMMISSIONERS
ACCEPT JONES PLAN
Board Meets NlI Bills For Year and
stu Has Sum 10 Turn Back to
City Council For Next
budget,

tn. auh7lai meeting Of the Board
II Fare Commissioners was held last
sight
MeeerS. Franklin Cheatwood and
Taylor warmly discussed an action Of
Council appropriating $4500 for a
motor tfacto! for the Southslde FIN
gine Company This appropriation was
made on the suggestion of Councilman
Jones'
Commissioner Cheaiwood did not
think the SouthSide needed such a
tractor a this time, and strongly ar
sued with both MessrS. TAYLOR aud
Franklin
oheatwood was the only negative
voter, still sticking by his contention
that the Southside did not need the
tractor now.
After arranging for painting and
the fixing mp OF the various sta
tona, and the approval of the pur-
chase Of new automobile for the
chief costing 81 moo the board agreed
that nearly one thousand dollars
should be returned 10 he Finance Com
mittee.
This action was taken on the mo
fton az M Cheat~ood, seconded by
Captain Taylor
On suggestion Of Chlcf Joynes. H.
II keeton Was transferred from Truck
Company No 3 to Company No l.
ard elevated from Grade 10 Grade
y
/. a Pond was transferred from
Truck No I 10 No, e, and was pro
NOTED to Grade h
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-28
VICE Commission
HEAD WON'T TESTIFY
Refuses Point Blank to Answer Qucs-
tons Addressed Him BY Grand
jury On Subject of Re.
cent Investigation.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.i
Baltimore, Md, Dec. 27.-Dr
George Walker, chairman of the State
Vice Commission. was before the
grand jury today and refused to
answer questions which that body ad
dressed to him. He was not evasive.
but simply said that he must refuse
TO talk and was prepared to take the
consequences OF that attitude,
y sharp argument between m
beers of the grand jury followed this
announcement by the chairman Of the
Vice Commission while he was stu in
the room. One member of the grand
Jury declared IN Or, Walkers hearing
that he. should be sent to jail llIne-
diately for coutenopt
He Ia expected i" % eal4e bef9gs
the jury AGAIN. lie, was followed by
Frederick I'll. Gottheb, also a member
of the commission. who made a mi
nolfty report. in which he disagreed
with the facts aud conclusions report
ca 10y the other members. Il have no
confidence III the testimony of the in
vestisators." Mr.. Gottiieh said 10 the
grand jury There Is no graft nor
police conniyanee with Baltimore'y
vice Asked whether he would di-
vuiee the names and Addresses he
possessed Mr.. GottIieb said he would
consider il little less than a crime to
do that
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-28
TWO ARE STRUCK
BY PETERSBURG CAR
Chesterfield Men Sustain Broken
Bones and Arc Rushed Here For
Observation-Disclosures Last Night at
Eeliwood's Crossing.

hit by Richmond and Petersburg
car at s:a2 O'Clock last night while
theS were IN the act of crossing the
Tracks at Beliwoods Crossing. about
hlno miles from Richmond. J. T..
CrGmp and ". f. crizer residents OF
Chesterfield County, We're thrown from
the wagon In which they were riding.
sustaining injuries to such an extent
that they had To be rushed her TO
Grace Hospital. one of Mr.. Crump's
Teas Was broken. while several of Mr..
trizer : ribs were fractured. Both of
them were badly shaken up, bat II
Was said last night at the Grace Hos
pitai that as far as was known "A,
that inle neither had been injured in
terhaiiy. NJ late hour they We're
resting comfortably:
Mtssls Gtnnp aud cfizel. who
were riding IN q one-horse wagon.
we're eli route to their home in Chess
tertleld County. having been To Rich
'a"nd, and We're in the act OF passsin ?
ACROSS the tracks at Bcliwoods Cross
ing when the accident occurred. The
morse and wagon We're struck throw :
ing the animal TO the ground. while
The vehicle was overturned lis oc.
2tipants falling to the ground The
horse was badly injured AND had 10
< tHiied II order 10 put isa end 70
IN" anlmaIs intense suffering The
wagon Was demolished
The two men were picked al, bv iha
car crew, assisted by some of the pas
sen2ers, and placed in a building near
the stop. They remained there only
a few minutes before the arrival Of
& car eH route from Peter 2}tf1rs. f., +b.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-28
Tobacco Habit
Easily Conquered

A New Yorker Of wide experience
has written book telling how the
tobacco or snun habit may be easily
and completely banished In three days
with delightful beneft. The author.
Edward j. Woods, S79 p, station f..
New York City, will mail his book
free on request
The health improves wonderfully at
ter the nicotine poison is out of the
system. Cslmness, transquil sleep,
clear eyes. normal appetite, good d.
eestion. manly vigor. strong memory
and a general gain In efficiency are
among the many dement's reported Get
rid of that nervous feeling; no more
need OF pipe. cigar. cigarette snufY
or chewing tobacco 70 pactfy NOR bid
desire.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-28

as a result of today's cabinet dis
a agreement His report was taken up
by the cabinet and was the chief topic
of discussion The figures plainly
showed that a vast number Of single
men have absolutely refused to come
forward.
Eompulsion or not mpalsior Is at
last the clearly cut question before the
cabinet. If il fails to vote for compuI-
sion a complete disorga MIA ton of its
membership is almost certain. The
leading newspapers OF he country are
crying FOR r. and a ma tority o. the
leading politicians are doing the ~ n e.
No one but realizes the seriousn ass
OF the present crisis If~Premier As-
quith fails to make good his pledge
that CONSUMPTION would follow a fail
ure Of Lord Derbys enlistment CAM
paisn his own position. IN the opinion
OF many, Will he a very preCarioas
one. Again today Lloyd George is
mentioned as his successor in the new
cabinet. which many prophecy will
soon be formed.
Among those who remain resoiutelv
TO compulsion Arthur Balfour
figures prominently Those who are
supposed TO favor immediate compul-
sion include LLOYD George, Lansdowne.
Selborne.
1t is understood that Earl Kitchener
and Bonar Law have not YET stated
their attitude definitely,
Premier Asquith desires. it is under
stood, 70 keep his pledge in the strict
est sense OF the word. and conse-
quentlS. being unable TO secure suf-
icient support from the cabinet mem
bers. today, adjourned the meeting I'M
til tomorrow. Before that time the
ministers have agreed TO consider their
individual positions and to arrive at
q final decision.
The mysterious temperance OF
Winston Churchill who resigned his
post In the government and went TO
the front month ago, has become
highly significant. In view Of the pres
ent government crisis. The political
Commentators do not fail to indicate
this fact, and to hint at his proba bic
appointment TO an important post II
the present cabinet is unable to agree
on conscription, and Is dissolved.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-28
H|GHWAYMAh SHOT At
BY HOPtWElL CITIZEN

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian. J
HopeweN Dec. 27.--Foilowing the
finding of the body of dead negro
h are this morning Chester Holden,
one of Hopewell's best known real es-
tate men, appeared at the police sta
ton and declared that he had fired
several times Sunday night at an
ebony-hued individual who tried TO
hold him up An investigat ion dis
closed that three bullets had lodged
in the negro's body. Mr.. Holden de-
clsred that he was under the impress
sion that none of the shots fred by
him at the fleeing negro took effect.
but he did not know whether or not
the negro found dead was the man
whe attempted relieve hiua-nf- his
money. The police are investigating
the case.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-28
RoTIR|aNS WILL HAVE
BIG CHRISTMAS TREE
Annual EatertajumeBt OF Hotur. I Iub
Niii He in .'resbytcrtaa Book
House II, $40 Tonight.

Colonel Thomas y. McAdams, presi-
dent Of the Rotary club. aud Horace
+ smith. secretary Of. thaf Qrgeuiza =
Gpn have issued the cau 10 AL 10
,arians in Richmond to attend the an
nual Christmas entertainment OF the
club. which wtll i've had at 6 50 o'clock
ia the building OF the Presbyterian
Committee Of Publication, : North
sixth Street.
The program WA consist 81 Hi4sic
pre- seuts, confetti, sumeth,ne 10 eat
and special stunts. Special stunts IL
The Rotarian nickname for surprises
\ number Of uuGsuai things VIII
surround a most unique feature, and
the evening promises the livelieat TWO
hours in the history OF the local or
2aHizatou. Four and twenty black
birds. il is limited. will figure Ia The
affair ia q most spectacular manner
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-28
COMMONWEALTH NO[lE
PR0sEQUtS CHARGES

Hopewon. Va, Dec 27.-~CharSes
against prs, J. NJ. ami David Elder,
propr{etors of the hospital here, who
were accused of an offeuse of ser.-
ous nature in connection with their
professional pra ctice, were nolle prose.
qUied by the Commonwealth today.
The charges were preferred against
the physicians some weeks ago by Dr.
j. H HareraNe. coroner Of Prince
George County, but the case was never
called IN court owing to the a bsenco Of
rttrsest-r 'rtiry the -t-rTru711uwsart5
asked that Ii be throw out OF the
Hopewell court.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-28
OPEN NEW SAKAT0RIUM
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
Or. beverley r. Tucker Issues Cards
For Inspection of Fine
New Institution.

Invitations have been sent out bs
DR. Beverley r. Tucker for the
opening OF the new Tucker Sanato-
rum at Madison and Franklin Streets.
which will take place Thursday at
ternoon. between thu hours of and
O'Clock in the afternoon.
The institution is the private sana-
tortum Of Dr. Beverley f Tucker.
which was moved to the new location
from 1Uz=fus fHst GRACE street T
is for the care and treatment Of
nervous diseases. Insane and acute
alcoholic cases are not taken.
This property Was formerly the res
idence Of General Bradley r John
son. and the beautiful old mansion has
been remodeled completely for ssna-
torium purposes and in addition a
new building. consisting OF three floors
and a basement. has Just been com
pleted. There is a medical gymnasium.
electric light baths and an electric
therapeutic room, massage depart
ment and n complete hydro-thera py
arrangement in a high, light basement
Surrounding tho 50 natoriuh on ali
sides Is spacious la wn with ,nagni-
cent old treets and shady walks
There are also large verandas open
ing out on this lawn.
The place is altogether ideal for
rest and recuperation, and patients
will find here the seclusion of the
country in the heart OF tho city with
every modern convenience. The by
dro~thsrapy, massage, medical electri-
city and exercises are under the
charge % experienced perSons and
there Is training school for nurses
IN this special line OF work. Or
Tucker will have his Offices at the
IA natoriunl.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-28

Lead. S. d. -nac 27.--lieorge N
Glover, seventy two. the only son Of
the late Mrs Mary Baker Eddy.
founder Of the Christian Science re
ligion, died today 1T his home in the
Black Hills near here. Glover had
lived in the hills for a number OF
years
He was picturesque character. fIe
attracted national attention before the
death of Mrs. Eddy by instituting a
suit In the Massa ehusetts courts to OBJ
tain portion Of his mothers fortune.
He was awarded upward OF $3.50. 900
after her death. He was not Chris
tian Scientist.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-28
Plan Skating KinL

Richmond will have among her in
noratious as indoor ice skating rink
II plans. which are being made hs
the Jefferson Hotel management. are
successful Tentative plans, II has
been learned, have already beer made
by the projectors of the proposition
and arrangements, It is understood.
arc going forward with the Purity Ice
Cream Company for. the location Of the
new rink near their plant
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-28
THE NORTHERN NECK MUTUAL

IL the only Are association Offer
Ing rates at actual cost. Old line
companies have recently raised rates.
The Northern Neck Mutual Fire As
ISOLATION. Irvington, Va. .insures your
dwelling for little less than any 9TH
er concern: and stores. merchandise
factories, oyster houses, etc. at abcu.
ONE-HALF THE PRICE asked by
others Save money. Write them.
(TNSnty years oldl
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-28

the convention. Tho program win
cover three-nights and two-days'
period.
Demonstration - Probable
The convention will re called ia
order on the night of Wednesday. Jan.
uary 10. just one week after the Stat.
LEGISLATURE has assembled and at
time when prohibition legislation viii
have been properly shaped up for the
naost~qs serious consideration of the
body,
There win probably be three se,-
sions on Thursday and three on Fri
day. running through the mornings
afternoons aud evenings.
II Will be recalled that, when the
Anti saloon League had lis convention
here Two years ago, holding Its ses-
ssons in the auditorium OF the Sew
enth- street Christian Church. the on
tire body OF delegates ana yisitors
marched from the church to the cant
toll and assembled on, and before the
steps OF the South portico OF the State
building from which the report OF tho
Legislative Committee was read BY DR..
Cannon. Whether or not similar dem.
onstration WIN be made Mt this con.
9ehtion before the Legislature ID not
definitely stated.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-28
NOT MUCH FAITH
THAT NARNA CAPTI RED

London Dec. 2T,--~A Bucharest dis
patch to the Times. flied December "a
says hat nothing further has been re-
ported Of the movements of the Rus
sian Black Sea fleet, which was last
seen in the neighborhood of Cape
kaliakra
II Is believed. therefore that the
second bonn bardment of Varna, like
the first. was a mere demonstration.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-28
MESOPOIAM|A ARMY
,Continuee From FRS, Page

CONTINUED From First Page
their gallant services The kings
message said:
British Indian comrades. yours
has been Il fellowship in trials and
hardships, courage and endurance,
often against great odds In a nlenora-
BILE conflict In a warfare waeed un-
der peculiarly trying circumstances
You worthiiy upheld the honor of
tho empire and the great traditions
Of the army Of India,
'You leave France with just pride
IN honorable deeds achieved and my
assured confidence that your proved
valor and experience will contribute
further victories IN the new fieio Of
action"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-28
FATHER AND SON
tContinued From First Pase.)

--"----
sight of the dead boy. the parent
turned around and, drawing a pistol
nom MS pocket fred d bullet into
his own brain.
The report IL the pistol attracted
others IN he searching party. wha
went 20 the spot. and found the double
suicide
Mr. Butler was a farmer and WAS
held IN him esteem rs everyone who
hnew Rim. Young Butler was aIwaya
cheerful and bright aIttil n few days
ago. when his pet colt died. Since
that time ne had been morose, but
had said nofhins that would lead the
family 10 believe he had any idea Of
killing himself
The elder Butler Vas frantic over
the disappearance OF his son and. AIS
friends say, was ctazsd by the sight
OF his son cold in death.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-28

w neither, they wish II or not men
are today divided into two camps The
one nights, by words and by example,
against the useless custom OF tdrink-
ing1 q poison; the others, by word
and example. are equally the defend
ers Of this poison. 'Tolstoi.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-28
OBITUARY
Mrs. Lula Freeman Hartley

Mrs Lula Freeman Hartley, 81
Stony Creek. Va, died yesterday af
ternoon at 206. North Harrison Street
Funeral services over the body viii he
conducted tomorrow a r. NJ. from
Washington Street Methodist Church.
Petersburg Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-28
KAPPA ALPHA MEETING
BEGINS THIS MORNING
Twenty eighth Biennial Convention
and semi Centennial Celebration
OF Order Here ~s
FIVE HUNDRED ARR EXPECTED
tftcr Business Sessions Ind Each Day
There VIII Bc Entertainment.
jacksonville Is Going strong For
Convention in 1917.

Some ave hundred delegates and
visiting guests are expected TO be In
attendance when the twenty eighth
biennial convention and semi-centeh-
NAL celebration of tn Kappa Alpha
order begius it's session y the Jeffer-
son Hotel auditorium ~ 10 O'Clock
this morning Registration and IN
formation headquartere Were opened
at the Jefferson yesterday. and by last
night half hundred visitors We're
registered, and the la Esonville con-
tinEent. which is working for the ISL :
meeting. had already pat it, next
convention program into motion.
Among those who have already ar
rived are those from the greater dis
tances- Many more arrived last ntSht
who viii not register until this morn
ing. The registration hooks VIII be
kept open. through todz- by Secretary
Cyrus W. Beale and his staff
knight Commander smith in chair.
The meeting will be called to order
promptly at IN o'clocS this morning
by knight Commando Ia Chambers
smith, Raleigh, y. 4. The inVoca-
tiou by Rev. pr J. ". Morris, rec
tor of Monumental Epis opal Church
VIII follow, afte, which VIII De the
:. appointment Of the credentials com~
mittee which viii retire. While the
credentials committee is ~ session
the exchange Of greetings will tsAe
place.
The Welcoming address 81 behalf of
Richmond Chapter. which celebrates
its twenty fifth anniversary at the
same time lhe semi-centennial Of the
fraternity Is observed, VIII he made
by Secretary Beate who speaks IN thu
absence OF President William W. Bey-
eriey who will he engaged as Com
monwealth's Attorney of Hen4'ico
County. 10 which Office ha vas recent
~ elected
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-28

After recognizing Csrranza THE
country IL even more anxious 10 be
A bis 10 recognize some OF tho goad re-
snits ha has 50 literally promised.
Chicago Herald.