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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-07
CLASSY RACING WAS
GIVEN YESTERDAY ON .
LEXINGTON CIRCUIT

LEXINGTON, ky. Oct. emma
Mcgowan won the Lexington. the oldest
two year stake race. in handy fashion
ct the Kentucky TrottlnG Horse Breed
crs' Association meeting here today;
trotting thu two heats in 2:0I n and
2:0TSt which makes it the third fastest
TWO year old race on record. Her hest
heat WAS only half second slower than
tho best heat by The Real Lady in win
ming the Fumrlty.
Ben Earl in winning the Blue Grass
stake for 2:10 PAGERS showed the best
speed OF the day. In the second heat
Bcn Earl paced the last half in 5Si: and
the last quarter in 2Sla, after having
loafed to the half mile post. Pcn Earl,
who was driven by Marvin Childs. won
the pacing feature In straight heats, but
only after three hard battles with Jay
Ell Mack and Young Todd.
Worthy Eolo got second money in the
Lexington. Kelly De Forest, third and
Mary Coburn. who captured second
money in the futurity on last Monday,
finished fourth.
The o:l3 ,rut developed the hardest
race, five heats being required. Baby
second, third and NTH heat. Jeanette
Speed won the first heat and second
money
Brisac, driven by Murphy won the
third and deciding heat Of the ZOO trot
unfinished from Thursday, NJ. l.. j. heat
winner on the previous day getting
second money. Lee ANworthy. 1859 y
champion trotting STALLION Will start to-
morrow in an effort TO break his own
worlds record made over the Lexington
course on Wednesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-07
NEWS BRIEFS

a slight increase is noticed this
week in the price Of sugar. The 70
pound sacks are now bringing sl.95.
1t is claimed that The Wheeling
mills are. now being affected by u short
age of coal cars for the ship Of the
fuel from the mi9es. Local dealers dc-
clare the prices have increased l.0GO
per cent during the past sixty days on
account OF the car shortage.
First Friday services were observ-
ed in all the local Catholic church yes
terday. \ number of the congregation
received communion at the morning OK
ercises.
A handkerchief with 4 sum or
money tied up in IL. was found in the
court house corridor yesterday by J. y.
CaShdollar Of Elm Grove. and turned
over to Sheriff \. r. Sweeney. where
tho owner may have 1t by Identifying
the money.
The Board OF Control yesterday con-
sidcre1 the purchase OF a lunSmotor for
the city auto ambulance. Such an equip
ment for saving lives will be purchased
If the board can secure an appropriate
ton.
The county commissioners yrstcr-
day made an examination Of 4 section or
road at Theda place where T. section OF
retaining vii Will have To be built to
protect the road from slips.
Extension OF the National Highway
Improvement through the city Of
Wheeling is urged by Governor Frank
3. Wills. who spoke at tho National
road opening celebration at st. Glars
willie.
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Ob|Il JARy
Nrs. Susan Bartlett.

Following an illness of several
months. Mrs. Susan (t'ry) Bartlett, wife
OF W. NJ. BARTLETT. died in the family
home. 81 Eighteenth street, yesterday
at noon. She was q resident OF Little
ton in her younger days and was the
daughter Of the late John Fry.
Mrs. Bartlett was one OF the most
widely known and highly esteemed wo-
men OF that section Of the city. She
was forty-three years old and had been
for many years resident Of the Wheel
ing district. Mrs. Bartlett was a con-
sistent member Of Zane Street Metho-
dist Episcopal church.
Surviving beside her husband and
mother. Mrs. Kezieh Fry. she leaves the
following children: John. Russell and
Frank Bartlett and Misses Ada and
Sarah Bartlett, all at home.
Funeral services will be held in the
family homo Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock in the famil yhome. The Rev.
William NJ. Shultz of Zane Street Meth
odist Episcopal church, will offlclate.
The body will be taken to Littleton on
the 1890 Baltimore and Ohio train
where interment will be made in Sand
Hill cemetery Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-07
FIFTEEN THOUSAND MINERS WILL
CELEBRATE TODAY IN BELLA|RE
INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT AID
SECRETARY WILL MAKE
ADDRESSES

In connec, ion with the miners cele-
hration to bc held in Bellaire today
Maryor Charles W;lssulan. 81 the sotics-
tation Of the number of the miners, Is
sued a procla mation TO the citizens and
business men of B.,laire. The procia-
nation urged that all business houses
and dwellings, De decorated In apprecla-
ton of the miners organization holding
the celebration in this lily. and asked
the cooperation of the citizens IN max
ing Miners Day Il memorable event.
Final preparations were cnnipletea
Yesterday for the his event. and accord
ing TO reports 5000 miners ana their
friends are expcctrd in the city today.
One OF the features of the day will y:
a mammoth street parade. in whlcn the
members of the ST locals Of the hltn
sub-district. composed Of more than L.
900 miners Will participate. FreS'"ehe
William Roy will be chief marshal.
The parade will be held at IL o'clock
and will FORM on Thirty second ana ad-
Joining streets. The procession VIII pc
headed By q Gordon OF polics. AayoT
miners will traverse all the principal
streets Of the city and return TO me
starting point and aiSband.
The afternoon will be devoted to
speech making; hs af esst p sde of the
city park, where the speaking will be-
gin at o'clock. The speakers VIII be
John P. White. internationa! president;
Senator William Green. national secre-
tary-treasurer. John II. Walker: presi-
dent Of the Illinois Federation OF Labor.
and several other national and state OF
ficials. William Roy viii De the temp
orary chairman and President John
Moore, Of the Ohio miners. the pern'an-
ent chairman.
The celebration kill come TO close
at 500 9TH a brilliant fireworks dis
niav at Thirty-second and Union street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-07
|, ", ", MEETING
CAUSES A RIOT

CHICAGO, oct. G-Attempts OF l.
w ~ leaders to hold soap .oN
meeting in the vicinity of JEWISH
synagogue on the west side tonight
led to riot in which nearly a thous,
and residents Of the district showered
bricks and eggs at the speakers. TO-
lice reserves were necessary TO res
cue the speakers. among the number
BENJAMIN Reilman, prominent among
the Industrial Workers Of the Worlo'
from the angry residents,
The Jewish residents objected 10
the invasion Of the Industrial work
ers on the ground shat it was desc
Grafton of Yom Kippur. the Jewish
day OF atonemcnt, which began At
shutdown tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-07
UNDERWOOD DEFENDS
THE ADMINISTRATION

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Oct. 6IUnilea
c,o,as Senator Oscar w. Underwood
IL ia" an address at the opening OF .
democratic campaign here tonigr
tended President wilson's admlnl.tpa'
lion and denied that there was Sec
,ionaijsm in the Democratic party.
The Senator devoted most OF MS
time 10 tho effects Of the tarllt laws,
which bears his name, saying lhal l..
had proved benefit upon .A1net't ~
a as" of the Republicans thai hard
lines time prevailed just previous 10 the
European war.
"Jndusrrial conditions we're improV'
ing inst before the great war broke
OUT. he said, and these condlti2ss
Continued up TO The very declaration
Of war. The Republicans nave SIM
ply switched half year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-07
INTERSECTIONAL
CONTESTS ON The
GRIDIRONS TODAY

NEW YORK. Oct. 6-1ntersectionai
contests will DC the feature OF eAstcln
football games to be played TOMORROW.
Five of the leading southern university
clevcns will appear upon varsity Erla-
irons in this section to test their
prowess against eastern teams. Inc
University OF Virginia will pluy 1a4e;
over which 1t triumphed by ~ 70
score last year. Princeton VIII , nay.
North Carolina as an opponcnt' Nest
Virginia Wesleyan meets washington ~
Jefferson; Western Maryland races
F'nrdham. while the army Viii NEE.
Washington Lee University. the West
also will be represented. for ONO I'M
vcrsity viii oppose Syracuse III ene
stadium OF the latter university.
All these contests. together with sew
eral othcra between eastern teams
promise 10 develop play rather more
advanced than Is usual a: inns PSr'oT
of the football season. The RECORDS o.
the invading southern m o nna soaring
puwc; and strong defensive strenEtn
and. rs they have retained majority OF
the 1915 veterans, ii Is expected that Tue
home combination will be forcco 10 uh-
cover something more than practice
football If they are to hold their own
or win from the visiting clerens'
Important Games.
Among the more important east VIZ
east games. Harvard Will meet IuIts;
Pennsylvania will play Franklin ana
Marshall: Navy faces Georgetown; COL
gate tackles Maine: Brown has TRINITY
as opponents; Williams opposes Cnloh'
Columbia lines up against Hamllton'
Fem State meets Buckncll, and Laiay-
cite plays Swarthmnrc. Last 1alI,
Georgetown defeated the Navy; Brown
and Trinity. played Il no score tie ana
Union defeated Williams. The contests
in q majority OF other games were OK
Cccdingly close. -
The principal games Of Saturday with
the scores OF 1915 matches follows:
Yale VS.. Virginia, @ 10 10: Princeton
vs.. North Carolina did not meet; Army
vs.. Washington & Lee. did not meet:
Fordham VS.. Western MARYLAND. did not
meet: Washington & Jefferson VS.
West Virginia Wesleyan. did not meet;
Ohio University vs.. Syracuse, did not
meet: Harvard VS.. Tufts. did not meet:
Pennsylvania vs.. Franklin and Marshall
10 10 s: Dartmouth VS.. Lebanon Valley.
did not meet: Navy VS.. Georgetown,
TO .; Holy Cross vs.'Bates. to 0; La
faycttc vs.. Swarthmorc, II to 0; Penn
State VS.. Ruckncll. did not meet: VIII
liams vs.. Union. 0 TO IA: Wesleyan VS..
Rhode Island II to 0: Pittsburgh VIZ.
Westminster. 81 to 0: Colgate VS.. Ma Inc,
did not meet: Amherst VS.. Eowdoin1.
to 0; Brown VS.. Trinity. TO 0; Co.
lumbia VS.. Hamilton. did not meet.
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TO ELECT SUCCESSOR
TO SENATOR CLARKE

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Oct. "a
special election TO fill the vacancy III
me United States Senate caused by
the death of James P. Clarke. senior
senator for Arkansas, was called late
today, for November {, at the time OF
the general elections. by Governor
George ". Hays. The Governor ls'
sued the election proclamation lmme::
diately following the nomination OF
candidates by both the Democratic
and Republican state central commit
tees.
William F.. Kirby, as the justice Of
the Arkansas Supreme Court, was
nominated by the Democrats. and Har-
mon l.. Remmer, Of Little Rock. bank
er and Arkansas member Of the Re-
publican National Committee was
nominated by the Republicans to con-
trSt for the seat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-07
SOCIALISTS
Will Not Have Their Name on County
Ballots, But Ask Voters
to Write Them In.

The ticket of the Socialists will not
appear on the county ballots at the
November election, according TO an
announcement made al the meeting OF
the organization held last evening.
The only ones to appear will be the
names of the nominees for the presi-
dency, the electors and two judges. The
reason is that the Socialists do not
want to pay the $500 assessment fee,
which is required from a candidate for
governor.
Rev. FIG. Strickland, of Dayton, o..
will deliver a Socialist address al the
A. O., L. W. hall Thursday evening.
November 3 Eugene V. Debs. former
nominee for president, will talk at Bel
laire next Sunday, at the Elk-Grand
Theater. ,...-.ssiM
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Craver funeral Sunday.

Funeral services for Dorothy Cravar.
eight-years and one-month old daughter
Of Elmer and Anna Craver. will be held
in the family home. 1876 Eighteenth
street. Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
the First Presbyterian church. will be in
charge. 1ntermcnt will be in Greenwood
cemetery at 10 o'clock Monday morning.
The child's death occurred Thursday
night. following twelve days, illness IF
typhoid fever. She attended Union
school and was e member OF the First
Presbyterian Sunday school. Surviving
beside her parents are two brothers amt
two sisters: Misses Sarah and Mar
Garct and Elmer and William, all ST
home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-07
RESIGNATION REFUSED.

PEKIE, Oct. 6-Prcsid"nt Ii Yuan
Hung has cahlrd DR. W. X. Wellington
Kuo. chinese minister to the United
States. refusing to accept his rcSiGna-
tinn from that post declaring in the
messages that the preservation Of friend
IL relations between the United States
and Chinn now is Of tho greatest inn
purtancc and TINT Or. k"ns services are
int:irrnsahlr. lie is urged TO reconsider
Ibc rIuttcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-07
ROBINSON GETS
OVATION IN GRANT

Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
PETERSBURG, W. Va, Oct. Gin
his campaign for governor, Judge Ira
E. Robinson to-day invaded Grant coun'
ty, a rock-ribbed stronghold Of Repub
licanism. He was enthusiastically re-
ceived and assured by many party
leaders that Grant would return its
usual majority Of twelve to sixteen
hundred for the State and National
tickets. Tonight the Judge spoke to
an audience that crowded the court
house to the doors. Tomorrow he
goes into Hampshire, the home OF his
opponent. He will make -four ad.
dresses in Hampshire, winding up at
Romney for meeting tomorrow even
ing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-07
INTEREST IN FOUNTAIN
IN PALACE WlNDC"

For some time past many pedestrl-
ans along Main street, Just oelo"
Twelfth, have been interested In
fountain displayed in the show window
of The Palace Furniture Company
The fountain is in reed or wicker
basket, very tastefully decorated, and
the water bubbles and spouts in many
SPRAYS through ferns and bowers.
MANY comments are made on the mys-
FERROUS way In which the little foun-
tain keeps going. The purpose OF it
is purely decorative. and several of
them have been purchased as a cen
ter decoration for dining table.
N addition to the bowers and ferns,
another charming detail Of the foun-
tain is an electric light in the center
of the pool Of water, covered with an
artistic glass shade.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-07
UNIDENTIFIED FOREIGNER DEAD
AS RESULT Of MILL ACCIDENT
STRICT cEHBo1HH1P MAKES IT M
POSSIBLE TO SECURE
INFORMATION.
Accident Said to Havo Occurred At 8
o'Clock-Body Removed to
Lutes MorHu0.

In the morgue Of the Lutes Under.
tnkIng parlors at McMechen lies the
body of an unidentified foreigner. whose
life was snufred out while at work in one
of the mills of Benwood: The strict
censorship regarding accidents occur
ring In the mills made 1t fmpossioIe
corning the unfortunate affair. Coroner
J. r. McCombs of Moundsville. to whom
such accidents should be reported. could
not be reached. But the fact remains
that n foreigner was killed last night
about Q o'clock and Il short time after
I,utes Undertaking parlors from the
Wheeling Steel and Iron company plant:
Today it is expected that Marshall
county authorities will conduct an IN
uucsl into the accident.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-07
GAMING HOUSES CLOSE

The answer Of Chief of Police ThoS.
Leyland to a resolution requiring him
TO appear before council and explain
why gambling houses in Wheeling run
wide open, was to have the alleged
gaming houses closed yesterday. All
gambling resorts In the city appeared
to be shut,up tight last night. This
latest order is generally regarded as
one Of Chief Leylands spasmodlc at
tacks Of CLOSING up
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eoMPERs CHALLENGES SHERMAN

SPRINGFIELD. Ill.,. Oct. 6.-Unitcd
States Senator Lawrence y. Sherman.
Of Illinois, has been challenged to
meet in public debate Samuel Com
pers, president of the American FODDER
alton Of Labor, whom Senator Sher-
man recently attacked in the Senate.
The challenge was sent to Sherman on
behalf of the Illinois Federation of
Labor and the Chicago Federation Of
Labor.
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Fuuernl For Mrs. Shaver.

Yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock fun
cral services were held in ;hr home Of
her sister Mrs. Charles p. Ho"r. 122
South York street. for Mrs. Cora (Sta:l-
lcy) Shaver, wifi" Of Newton Shaver.
who died in the family home III Clcve-
land. Ohio. Wednesday evening. She was
a former resident OF this city and was
tho daughter of AIr. and Mrs. Columbus
Stanley. Of South Jacob street, and was
forty-one years old.
The body will b" taken to Seven Pines
W. Va for intcrmrnI.
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PROGRESSIvES NAMED.

NEW YORK, Oct. G-Therc will he
eight ProgrrSsivcs among III" nr"Sidcn-
tinl electors on the Republican state
ticket. This number was chosen today
Ivy the Republican Stat" Committee and
is the full number asked by the Pro-
Errssive leaders. who wrT" reported dis
Satisfied with the second places proposed
AT the recent Republican state confer
cnCc
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MEXICAN BANDITS RAID RANCH.

PRESIDE. Texas. Oct. 6.-MeXican
bandits raided the ranch OF Il French
Mexican named Fleaut and killed both
Fleaut and a Mexican boy employee,
according TO a report brought here to-
day from San Carlos, Il town on the
Mexican side. The bandits We're try
ing 10 drive off the cattle from the
ranch when they were detected by
FIeaut, who resisted with arms.
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Can't. Reniamtn p Hall

UTICA, OHIO. Oct. 6--Captain Ean-
jamin +. Hall, aged 30. Is dead. at his
home here after months illness. He
was one Of the oldest and most widely
known captains Oh the Ohio and Mississ-
!ppi Rivers He had followed the river
since he was a hoy and had long been
associated with the Brown Line opera.
ing between Pittsburgh and New Or
leans. He was q member Of the Mariet-
ia, Ohio, Masonic Lodge.
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CHURCHES OF GOD TO MEET.

Many members OF tbs congresa-
lions and pastors Of the Churches OF
Cod of the tri state district will
gather in Moundsyille today for an
annual conference. The sessions will
be held at the residence Of H: o..
Stevenson.
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HIGH COURT HEARS ARGUMENTS.

CHARLESTON. w. VA. Oct. G--Ar-
gIments were today made before the
Supreme Court Of Appeals of West Nir-
Einia on u petition for wri, of prohi-
hition in the case from Jackson County.
OF Baker against OI@rien md for an
appeal in the case from Logan County
of Racr AGAINST Gore. No action was
taken by the court. John Y. York. Jr
of AIingo county and Q. Edward Niger.
of Harbour county. were licensed 10
practice law in West Virginia during
the days session.
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TO BUY MONTICELLO.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-Ar active
campaign to secure purchase by the
federal government Of Monticello, the
Virginia home OF Thomas JEFFERSON,
was outlined today by the board Of
MANAGEMENT OF the Daughters of the
American Revolution, in session here.
Tomorrow Mrs. William Cumming
Story, president, Of the organization,
and members OF the board Will go TO
Monticello on a special train TO in
meet the estate and secure informa-
Hon for use In the campaign.
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Funeral For MIS-. LInke Today.

Funeral services for Mrs. Emilio NJ. l..
Linke. q former resident of this city.
who died in her home in Bellevue, n sub
urb Of Pittsburgh. will lac held at the
place Of death this afternoon. Inter-
mcnt will be in that city. Mrs. i-ink1
was a sister OF George T.. and William
+. Stifel of Wheeling.
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BIG COAL DIAL.

CHARLESTON, W. VA. Oct &C. b
Graham today recorded a lease Of 7oe
acres of coal land on Grannys Creek;
Kanawha County. to the Empire Coal
Mines Company. The price paid. Is
seven cents a 1000 pound ton. run OF
mine production.
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GO TO FORT SAM HOUSTON.

WASHINGTON. y. c.. Oct. G.
General Funston notified the War De
partment to-day that the West Nir'
gnia Second Infantry, among the Ma
tlonal Guard organizations recently or
dered to the border, would so to Fort
Sam Houston.
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NO AGREEMENT REACHED.

ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., Oct. g.
When the members of the Mexican
American joint commission finished
their conferences for the week today,
they were still unable to announce an
agreement on any plan for border con-
troll.
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STRICT QUARANTINE.

CHARLESTON, Y. VA, Oct. 6-The
Department OF Health today directed
that strict quarantine be maintained TO
prevent the spread Of infantile paralysis
at Recklcy. where two new cases we're
reported.
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has been called to he held in Gn at;on fs
tomorrow night. The organiLaf' ,yatch
ipt,s in the construction OF wa the
towers in the timber regions o, o.
state and the s S1rrs protcctlon Of the
timber from fire.
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RATE HBARINo RESUMED.

CHARLESTON. w. VA, Oct. 6CThe
Public Service Commission today heard
further evidence on the ptition OF the
Buckhannon Water and Light Company,
which asks for permission to increase
It's rates to consumers.
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Henry Morrison.

CLARKSEURG. W. Va. oct. G.--Aftcr
a brief illness, Henry Morrison. Il re-
tired farmer Of this county. died today
nj tho home OF J. e. Smith. q sun-in-law
at Wolf Summit Mt the age of 90.
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pRorEcTrE ASSN. TO MEET.

CHARLESTON. -. VA. Oct. "a
meeting of tho West Virginia Forest
Protective Association. OF which f.. {.
Colcord. of Saint Adams. is president
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Charles 4. Coffin. New York.
George +. Edmunds, California.
Mrs. II. Clay Evans, Tennessee
Mrs. VIM. Dudley Foulke. Indiana
Herbert S. Hadcy. Missouri.
Herbert J. 'Hagerman. New MEXICO
Frederick II. Hazard. New YORK.
Henry l.. Higglnson. Massachusetts
Robert #. Lincoln. Illinois.
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Free Lecture. Christian Science,
Court Theatre, Tues. Oct. 10Th, 9:lo
M oc-7-i
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Rent It through yelling all about Il
In the classified columns.
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Pre- ~ident: ". CAMERON FORBES Mass.
viccpresident: PHILIP ]. McCOoK, New York
Treasurer: A. W. SHAW Illinois
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NATIONAL COUNCIL:
Theodore Roosevelt. New York.
William II. Taft. Connecticut.
Charles Francis Adams, Massachusetts.
Henry w. Anderson, Virginia
Albert J. Beveridge. Indiana
Charles J. Bonaparte, Maryland.
Theodore E. Burton. Ohio.
William Hamlin Childs. New York
Joseph H. Choate. New York.