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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-29
FIFTY LEADERS or THREATENED
mUTIHy IN SOLITARY ConFIHE-
MENT AT LEAvENW0RTH.
ATTEMPT DISCOVERED WHEN COL
LEGE PROFESSOR AND BODY or
STUDENTS DESCENDED.
GUARDS HAD BEEN TIED AND A MU-
TINY WAS THREATENED BE-
CAUSE or THE FOOD.

LEANENNDkTIl. Kan. Dee 20-Fittv
leaders 81 the threatened mufinv in coal
mine operated IL the Kansas state pen-
tcntiary are III solitary confinement today
aud the mine ~ being operated w TRUSTEES
following " revolt Yesterday against the
quality m the prison food The guards
were o%rpowcrcd fnr time. hnt the men
welded Nv promise ~ better Diet
uti IVY Ute boats from rhe sinking ship
Most nf thc three hundred rnnvict- M
work ia the mime are believed to have
known about the plot. INT the prison 81
irial~ gnt first warning when party w
visitors descended the shaft M find twelve
prison guards already Imprisoned Prot.
n. ~ Gridcr W.T. thc Kansas State univer-
-itv and Twelve students comprised TIE
visitors.
When the cage ~tupped the prisoners
committee separated with the guards. SN
other guards were held An hnv ~ different
points ~ the mine Prof. Grider got pri
mission wv ascend and told ~ the con.ii
tion~ below. Later the prison oiirul-
agreed M give better food and to meet tha
committee Of prisoners 10 discuss work
ING conditions.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-29
VIM. L0RIMER TO
GO TO TRIAL ON
THE BANK CASE
FORMER UNITED STATES SENATOR
is CHARGED WITH PLOT TO WRECK
LA SALE STREET BANK.
FORMER REPUBLICAN BOSS or ILL
NOIS HAD mETE0RlC CAREER OF
FINANCE AND POLITICS.

CHICAGO. Ill. Dee -. - Former
United States Senator William Lori
mer viii 90 10 trial Friday charged
with Il plot to wreck the defunct In
Sale street bank of which he was the
president
The indictment Of William LOrimer
and thirteen Of his business associates
f,r conspiracy in connection with the
failure in Chhagu ia June. 1911 of the
In Sale Street Trust and Savings
Bank. and The subsequent closing Of
nine other banks and trust companies
controlled hy the Lormcr Mundav CO.
tcrir ended Lorimcr> mctcuric career
n~ q tinancicr and one of the republican
dictator> If Illinois. Charles i. Mum
d;jv. said ~ have been directing iuilu-
cg-c in the Lorimcr Mundny string Of
banks. was found guilty Of conspiracy
November 10 1913 after u trial I'd Nor
ri>. ILL.,. the case having been iramSfcrr
"a from cook county uu i change Of
venue un petition of Mundly
William Lurimcr'~ rapid rise from "a
Chiraeo ncw~hoy "a Il seat in the ma
tionHl senate aud h~i fall when his seat
WAS declared v;tHni on the ground that
his election had been prorlrcd ~ fraud
and bribery. form an interesting chap
Ter iu the politicll history Of Illinois
Nearly wear after Lorimcr> election
60 the >enatc Charles A White. mem
hcr of he legislature. who had voted
for iDrimcr. made y written confession
under oath that he had received a bride
for his vote and that Z; Jack pot cOr
tupii.n fund .ad been used III lhc SrS
sion lo influence legislation.
Lormcr VAS horn III Manchester
Eng in 1861. The son of a Prc>bytcrian
minister Who cmiersrtcd with his fam
ily a. this country AMI settled ia chi
caen when tnune l.primcr was nine
wears 81 lie sold new W>papers on the
>trccis III Chicago drove laundry
wagon ami became II street ear driver
hcror, ~ entered pulitics tie served
twelve wears n congress before H. was
elected United States senator May
~. 1900.
MnndaY was mes -,.usrr hny ANA
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-29
| itanic Claimants
Accept 20 Per Cent
(Speciai 20 The HrraIdl

NEW YORK. Dee ~. 1t j. said that
many claimants have accepted the offer
of the White Star Line. which expires
tomorrow granting ~ per cent of their
claim against the lime arising from The
sinking of the Titanic in 1872. when
more than 1900 persons lost their lives.
A half million dollars was offered to the
American claimants. whose total claims
reached =. .lnO U0O. II all of the claim
ants. IN America and Great Britain
agree t. the proposition. the steamship
line will ~ released from All further
liability growing ont of the disaster.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-29
COAL FIELDS TO
BE INVESTIGATED
SETH Low AND CHARLES w. MILLS
APPOINTED YEAR AGO, REACH
DENVER TO BEGIN WORK.

DENVER. Col.. Dee 29-Scth Low and
Charlc~ ". Mills. members of President
Wilson's commission appointed more than
" year ago tn study industrial pruhltm~ of
the Colorado coal fields. are expected tu
reach Denver late today to begin their in
Ve~tigation tomorrow.
The inquiry viii commence with thc
present conditions IN ~ the wages nf min
err. the earnings ~ the companies opcrai
ing w the Colorado -hcld-. and the livn.
conditions NJ the miners and their familic-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-29
SEVERAL NAMES
MENTIONED FOR
CITY MANAGER
WHILE COMMISSION HAS NOT CON-
SlDERED MATTER AS A WHOLE
INDIVIDUALS ARE IN MIND.
APPLICATIONS MAINLY FROM OUT
SIDE WHILE FRIENDS BOOST
SEVERAL LOCAL MEN

The city manager for the city WI
Brownsville may be named bv the. board of
city commissioners before Saturday unless
there develops "locking of horns" when
the matter comes up Tor consideration AZ
an executive session of the board. which
d. tu ~ held some time before Saturday
While gossip among many observers "A lo-
cal politics say that the commission al
ready '.has il all fixed" this j. positively
denied bv members of the board who SAY
that no discussion Of the proposition Pm
the board ~ whole has been gone into.
However. individual members of tie board
have had names in mIud which will I'M
brought up ai the meeting aud discussed
Mayor a. Albert Browne now has III
hand several applications from persons
outside NJ the city for the position, among
them Mayor Ed McCui~tion If the city'nt
Pari-. who has beer mayor of the North
Texas city tor ten year, The population NJ
Paris IN ABOUT twenty thousand. Another
applications from outside of Brownsville
ha- been fled IN N. y. .Tc~>up of San Be
uito. who j. known III Brownsville and
who M present mi connected with n Valley
machinery concern and for ~cvcr;, months
past has been engaged IN community or-
gani2ation among farmers ia the San BE-
INTO district. personal undertaking.
Several names of Brownsville men have
been mentioned III connection With thc ro-
~ition qf city manager hut ~ far ~
known none of these have made applca-
tion ~ the board for the po~itron. their
names being urged principally IN friends
who believe them to hc particularly fitted
Tor the position. Several Of these men
approached ou the proposition have nni IN
pressed themselves. nor have they midi
Gated that They were receptive. w one nr
two eases those mentioned declined 10
become candidates for the position.
Among those mentioned IN the city in
connection with the cltv managers job are.
Williams - West. well known attorney.
who for ten YEAR managed Il large minine
property ia Alaska; Saumder- Gregg. fnr
mcr banker and at present connected with
the Frcsno- Land " Irrigation company
former Mayor A. B. Cole ID. a. O'Rricu.
manager Of the Rio Grandc railway and
the Brownsville Street 4 Iniciarban rail
way: j. Il. DcBruin. city tax collector ana
who I'm profession IN a general contractor
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-29
IN, A..nr..trI D.

LONDON. Dee. 2n-Tuc Russian arm,
IN Persia has occupied the important town
or ka-han and l. marching toward l~pa-
han. according tp dispatch from Trhc-
ran today.
The Con~tantinopIe official report toll-
~ the naval bnmhardmcut wv the allies ~
Dardanclle- positions Two vessels were
struck hv Turkish shells. Says ihr state
ment. An enemy aviator flying over Arr
burma wa~ brought down hy artillery tirc
into the seat The machine was towcd AWAY
hv enemy vessels
PARIS probably viii hc more brilliantly
h.hi-d soon. thc daugcr- from Air. raids
seemingly having lc--cncd u ihr past teW
weeks. The French military r"-t office
Yesterday handled ioo,uuo NcV~ Year
gifts tor soldiers.
The DIRECTOR of Belgian COMPANY
owning coal nrnc~ in thc iar east have
refused to give TIE profit to lltr Gcrn.t-
and we're compelled y" y, thr German anT
ernor. general oi Rcl.ium. ar,"rdina u,
advice from Pam today
The Ru- ian Offensive WV ihr Rr sra
hiarl front N CROWN. iuiru-r, alih"u"l
Berlin report SAYS the Au-tran have rr
pulsed eieht e,err attack
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-29
PARTY HAS
BANQUET TODAY
STOCKHOLM MAYOR TELLS THEM
is BETTER TO TRY FOR SOME
THING THAN NOTHING

STOCKHOLM. Dee DO Member w
the Ford peace expedition gave banquet
today IN honor "a their Swedish host aud
many prominent men and women were
present Mayor Carl I.indha.rn wv
speech told the visitors they wcr. Viking
in tie spiritual SENSE. and that il T. hrl.rr
Nv try far something than nothing
II i~ reported that reception inr tht
party ha- been arranged IN Cunenha=rn.
Denbark. ~ the famous Danish editor.
Ni.go Cavling.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-29

WASHINGTON. d. H.. Dee, 2q.-Thco-
dorc Roosevelt IN paper read today 10
The American Sociological socictv. con
driHn- the paciii~t movement a. wicked
and SAYS that without war there would
have hccn no United States The paper
cited several -o-c;tllcd pacifi~t nations. the
chief OF which ~ China. a. showing the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-29
Indiana Republican Love Feast.

TNDTANAPOLIS Ind Dee. %
This i hig rcpubli"In day in Indiana
far all the enthusiastic leaders of the
party have gathered here for the annual
lovr-fcaSt and Ia hear Congressman w.
H. Humphrey If Washington. who uses
the toasting fork to his hearts content
III handling The dciuc ratic measures.
and Edwin T. Morrow the Kentucky
republican leader.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-29
Probe Cattle Disease.

CHICAGO. Dee. - Hearings before
the United States >rnatc >uhcummIt
tee Oh hoof and mouth disease were op-
cncd here TODAY with senator William =.
Kenyon Of Iowa examining the wilncS-
>c>. The subcommittee. " which Sen
atur. Kenyon. Morn- sheppard ot Texas
aud Senator Thomas Il. Gore If Okla
homa are members. expects Ia conclude
ii~ country wide Investigation within 4
week
The .ummiitcc ~ >cckin. Information
cn NJ source causes and proper meth
nd> nf dealing with the plague
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-29
Shipbuilding Plants
Running To Capacity,
Can Increase Greatly

NEW YORK. n ~. Dee. ~ ship
building plants in the United States
now running ~ capa-ity can increase
their output fifteen Ia sixty per cent
accorlig 70 the report today of the New
York Chamber of Commerce Ship ton
mage under construction or orders now
d,hble> that Of any other year for de
cade. says the report.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-29
Corpus Christi Pioneer Dies.

CORPUS ClIDISTI Tex Dee %
r. g. Raenall u pioneer resident of Cor
pu> Christi died here Mnnaav morning
following u short illness extending If
ten days. Mr. Bagnall Was born on
Prince Edward Isle. He has been u rr>
ident of this city since early youth. lie
awned immense ranch holdings IA his
section.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-29
MOVE is
WICKED. T. r. SAYS
FORMER PRESIDENT DECLARES WITHOUT WAR
HAVE UNITED STATES-IN PAPER SOCIETY
HISTORY or NATIONS SHOWS FuTILITy or POLICY

futilitv oi the policy.
The example oi Belgium. Colonel Roo~c-
welt said. shows what protection nation
may need The usc of force altogether i
condemned ~ some. H. said, bat this doe
trinc would preclude force used to prevent
the assault of mans wife or daughter
and make the maintenance Of police
force wrong.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-29
Confined on Page ID
Lansing Denies Report
Col. House To Fix 1t
lRv Associated Press

WASHINGTON, i. g.. Dec 29.-Secre-
iary of state Robert Lansing today denied
y published statement that Colonel u. NJ.
House of Texas ha- gone tn Europe To-
patch rumorcd differences between Amha~
-ador PAGE III London and Ambassadors
Gerard and pcnficld al Berlin and Vienna.
respectively.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-29
Killed Wife and ParaIytic Step Son.

WICHITA FALLS. Texas. Dee. &c.
M. A Henson today killed hi wife and
paralyic ~tep~"n. claiming self dctcm~"
when arrested
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-29
NEW SET or OFFICERS ARE
INSTALLED AT NEW LAREDO

NIEO LAREDO. Mex. Dee. %
An entirely new ~et VI city officers to-
day replaced those incumbent. the
decree coming from the GOVERNOR Of
the state WI Tamaulipa~. General Luis
Caballrru. The action T. not under
stood here. a~ all the present holders
Of office are strong Carranci~ta~.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-29
Food Inspector Is
Bribery Charged

CHICAGO. Ill.. Dee DO H. Prcndcr-
-a-t. state food Inspector. was indicted
TODAY. charged with accepting 2 hrihc to
permit thc disposal NJ suspected Tomatoes.
prcudcr-a~t ~ay- he was merely getting
evidence against The other man when hr
arccptcd thc hrhc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-29

MOBILE. An. Dee 80 Extensive dam
a.c wa~ done along The eastern gulf coast
~ last nights storm. marked hy rains and
high winds WNrr communication in -cycra.
citie~ IN Alabama Is cut nN TODAY. A coal
barge IN Mobile bay broke lo~~e last neit
and l. reported bcarhed with more than
thirty negroes aboard. nome NJ whom hav,
been lost The Mi~-i~~rpi Valley generally
i affected
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-29
Red Cross Ask To Be
Permitted To Furnish
Milk To German Babes

WASHINGTON. D. e.. Dee 29.-Thc
shipment NJ condensed milk for German
hahc- through the Red Gross D. to hc
asked 81 France and England by charitable
organizations through American umha~~a-
dor-. according to an announcement today
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-29
Bond Alleged Strike
Plotters For $1,000
n,r Assncia;cd rressl

NEW YORK. Dee. 20 David Lamar
and Jacob TAYLOR. indicted Yesterday with
~N others I'm tue munitions plant strike
Investigation. were released today on bail
n thc -um W $4,000 Others are expected
tn surrender.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-29
Former Greek Premier
Honored By His eople

ATHENS. Greece Dee - Thou
sands or Greeks Of M classes TO-DAY filed
past the residence of former Prcmigr
NenizclcS on his saints day. giving him
an unusual greeting. Entente ministers
who called at the home were cheercd.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-29
Former Yale Football Star is Dead

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, Dee. %
Thomas l.. Shcvlin. ~ wears old, former
Yale football star. died here today ct
pneumonia. Shcvln wa~ millionaire.
uHbarman
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-29
Stream Forded, Horse
Backed. Three Drown

HARTSNILLE. Tenn. Dee. 29.-Aft
rr furding i stream successfully last
nights near here the horse backed the
buggy into the water again ana the three
orcupant>. Albert Jared aus his two SIS
ters. were drfwncd.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-29
Mavor Thompson Has
His Name Withdrawn

CHICAGO. Ill.,. Dee 20.-Mavnr William
Hale Thompson today requested The Nr-
name a- republican presidential rar.. .li-
date. The request was granted
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-29
Alliance. Ohio, Dedicates City Hall.

ALLIANCE Ohio. Dec. - Senator
Ailcr Pomcrcne will he the principal!
SPEAKER tomorrow ~ the exercises Of
dedication Of the New Alliance City
Hall
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-29
TURKISH OFFICIAL REPORT SAYS
ALLIES lombard POSITIONS
ALONG THE DARDAnELLES.
TWO VESSELS STRUCK BY TURKISH
SHELLS-ENEmY AVIATOR SHOT
4 DOWN. MACHINE TOWED AWAY.
NOW THAT ZEPPELIN DANGERS ARE
LEssEnED PARIS is TO BECOME
MORE BRILLIANTLY LIGHTED.

PARIS. Dee. seventy five thousand
Serbian troops. we'll equipped. are fortified
ai Scutari ana VI Ba-~an. Albania. ac-
cording to an Aihcu- dispatch. which say
" IL unlikely they vilI wv moved to >''o-
ul,i.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-29
Conveys Necessary

ti;t As-u.iat-d l'r,ssl
PARIS. Dee. 19 The minister of ma
rine i. 10 be asked couccruiu" the necessity N
of conveying ocean liner in view ot thc
latest disaster the sinking WI the French
steamer Vile H. IA Ciniat. acrurdiuy tu
an announcement hy Ernest Dor~y today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-29
Coxey OF Army Fame
To Run For Senator

tplTMEt-S Ohio. Dee - Grrer-
al Iacnh : COKE, of CoNcN> arnN
fame next wear VII rm for United
states senator from Ohio on the md"
pendent platform which calls for one
billion dollar merchant marine and
coast defense program
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-29
THE WEATHER FORECAST.

The following weather forecast for
the lower gulf states and the Magic
Valley j. issued hy the United States
weather bureau at New Orleans:
Fair and warmer tonight; Thursday.
probably rair. with fresh south wind-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-29
Local Weather Observations.

The following local weather oh
servarinns. covering the "a hour
period ending at : a. m. today. are
furnished by J. G. Hester. United
States weather observer at Fort
Brown:
Maximum temperature ......ll.N
Minimum temperature ......3ob
Barometric pressure. ! ~ IN. ~. wv
Baromrtric pressure. n. ~. 3N,i
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-29

tdins Hardware, Plumbing Z
trlcal House II
Brownsville. Texas.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-23
LOAD 0F DYNAMITE
 IN AUTO EXPLODES
FOUR PEOPLE KILLED, THREE FATALLY AND SEVENTEEN
 SERIOUSLY INJURED.

Syracuse, N. Y, May 22-Four were killed. three fatally injured and 17 others seriously injured here this afternoon when an automobile load of dynmite to be used to search for the body of drowned boy exploded Several women were among the in iured Windows were blown out oi nearby factories and shrcds of bodies and clothing were thrown on tele- phone wires and scattered for a dis tance of t50 feet
 An unidentified baby boy among the dead was in the arms of his sis ter, who is dying from ner injuries.
 About 75 sticks of dynamite were in the automobile and several per sons were standing near the car which was blown to pieces
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-23

To. expert KODAK finishing go to Sorrelis Drug Go. s-l4-ti
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THE CHRISTIAN" HERE
 WEDNESDAY,, MAY 25
HALL GAINES IMMORTAL STORY IN EIGHT REELS COMING TO
 THE PRINCESS.

When the Princess showed "The Hypocrites" with such startling sue cess a short time ago, the manage ment promised its patrons that there were other such world masterpieces that would be booked as available, and here is the second of this class of pictures in Hall Gaines immortal story, The Christian,' a story that has moved the world, in eight great, masterfuI reels, and it's coming May 2G. Remember tic date.
 Second only to Bunyan's Pilgrims Progress in its Christian character, even more interesting and compell- ing of theme than that master story, Hall Gaines "Christian' has been read aand loved by more people than has ever read a dramatic story, for 'The Christian is truly duamatic, hut of a moral and religious theme that robs it of none of its modern day in- te-est. none of it's religious beauty, none of its compelling moral theme, and when you have seen it, the eight tremendous reels, and have seen the two hours fly away before you realize it. you will say to yourself that you have seen the greatest story of the world, a story that causes you to mar. vel at the master brain that conceiv- ed it.
 "The Christian" mas been shown at from 90 cents to $2.00 and the Princess would never have booked it at ten and twenty cents if it had not already testtd the desires of the peo
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-23

lime al least for
 ummer with the tion with the un
 e swimming poo Ilt in shape sepa | ever, they wn .mselyes for thai bers or Go partiei
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-23
BELIEVE HAYS
 IS 4 CANDIDATE
LITTLE ROCK POLITICIANS EX PECT HIM TO BE CANDIDATE
 FOR GOVERNOR AGAIN.
Either This or Will Take a Chance of Being Elected to a Place on the Su. preme Court Bench.

Little Rock May Politicians 0. Little Rock and of Arkansas are al most unanimous in saying that Gov George W. Hays will be seen in thl race for the gubernatoral nomination in the coming campaign. They base their contention on activity of some of the governors friends and from statements of the governors a soci ates. Yet not a one has had the in formation direct from the governor.
 He doesn't know what he will do' is the information from the goyer- nor's. office The governors indeci- sion, it is pointed out. may result in his candidacy for the supreme court bench if an announcement that he will be candidate for governor is not made within the next fdv weeks Many believe and indications point that Way, that he will become an out and out candidate for reelection soon. Some even say he is now arranging the financial condition of guberua- tOrial campaian
 Doubt that John w. Crockett for mer state treasurer, is going to be in the face daily is dwindline, yet the former state official SO far has made no concrete statement that he would be in the race. He has said
 The possibilities look fine In my former races never began cam paign unless it looked promising and l think the present situation looks more promising for me than any I have ever seen. There is the finan- cial side that l must investigate fur thtr before entering the race" And that was as near saying he was a candidate as Mr. Crockett would go. But 1t was so near that every indica- tion points to his probable candidacy.
 The governors race lines seem about drawn, and it appears there will be a field of four to choose from Hays. Crockett Hodges and Broush. Mr Hodges. secretary of state and Dr Brougn, member of the Univer- sity of Arkansas faculty, have in real ity opened their campaign. Other en- tries in the race are more of possj. buiues than probabilities.
 Mayor Charles D. Taylor is beiue urged by many to get busy, and A. J Walls. United States marshal has been spoken of Mir Walls, whose name has not heretofore been men. toned as a possibility in the race has received many urgent requests recently to get in the race. Mr. Walls said this morning he had been urged but had made no decision.
 Talk of probable campaign man aeers for two of the candidates even is heard Politicians nere yesterday brought the news that T P Murrey former member of the peuiteutidry commission. would handle the reins for Dr. Broueh Mr. Murrey said such a thing had been intimated but that he knew nothing definite. Dr B1ough could not he located.
 Frank Milwee of Clarendon has been spoken of as a probable cam paign manager for Mr Hodges. How ever, this could not foe verified either. Mir. MiIwee is a politician known throughout the state. He was a cam paign manager for former Governor George W. Donaghey and for stephen Brundidge candidate for governor Hayes
 It probably will be some time before definite announcements are made by the respective candidates as to their campaign managers.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-23

interested and 10 the solicitors for contributions are made to meet at Wyatts book store at s p.m. Monday evening, where reports from different committees will be heard and discuss ed and where final steps wiID be con- sidered before We start on the under taking. Respectfully submitted,
 ROBERT P1RERSEN,
 Promoter.