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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-14

Representative Robert Grass ~
Seattle Will introduce a bill In the
next legislature. he declared Thurs
day. calling for one board OF regents
TO control the educational system
of the state. This would include
the appointment OF a state chan
cellor. he said, as ls done In Mon
tana.
The object will be. "a DR.. SUI
zallo indicated In his address
last night said Grass. TO do away
with needless duplication and ex-
pense."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-14

The above Il the substance OF
the speech made by President sur.
xallo OF tho University OF Wash.
lnEton at tho College club Wednes.
day. whore the faculty members OF
the university were entertained.
suKEallo's idea IL 20 specialize the
University OF Washington in post.
graduate work. and 10 establish a
school ~ forestry and other
divisions Of particular interest 20
the coast On tho other hand. the
state agricultural college Ia 90 spe-
ciallEe in rural studies. while the
normal schools should offer the
usual university academic courses.
SuzEallo declared Il is cheaper
for undergraduate students TO 20
10 other institutions for liberal
training
lie declared himself opposed TO
the tuition fee. but said II must
continue AS an emergency meas
ure.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-14
specials for Friday and

aluminium In G p
combination cooking
pot can DO used as
a kettle. steamer
double boiler. roast %
or, pudding pan. col o.
Andsr and Casserole /.
special for Friday
and Saturday si.ps
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-30
DEATH, INSANITY, ILLNESS
OVER LOSS OF HOMES
Condemnation Of Property, Due
to North Broad Street Ex-
tension. Causes Sorrow

one aged woman died 81 4 broken heart
others were ili and one resident OF OAK Lane
became insane ne tho result % worry over
the pending destruction ~ homes 10 permit
the extension ~ North broad street, accord
ing TO persons In that section who are
opposing the plan.
The extension will be made under an ordt.
nance which provides for the opening of
Broad street from Chclten avenue 10 Halnes
street
The remonstrapts made Il plain that
monetary considerations were not She cause
% that opposition. and that many of the
homes 20 be raEcd were built more than q
hundred years arc, and have been IN possess
sion % the families % the present owners
Tor many years Thclr destruction u was
said would seem almost a sacrllege
Mrs Thomas Kcsslcr. q widow. died of
q broken heart, through worry over the con.
demnatOu ot her home at York road and
Wilson street. according TO Dr. Thomas
Belts. whose property also Is affected,
"she lived amid these historic surround
inEs many years ago" Doctor Belts said,
"and loved her old homestead dearly. She
could not bear tho thought of giving Il up"
Doctor Belts naid there were many cases
Of Illness reported through constant worry
over the proposed rnalug ot homes. In one
case nt least, he said. a property owner had
become insane through worry
Persons DOWNTOWN he said. cannot
understand how we feel about e. These
homeateads are sacred to the hearts OF the
owners They cannot be satisfied with
money computation"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-30
WOMAN FACES DEATH
AFTER OIL EXPLOSION
Housekeeper Carried From
Home by Firemen, Who
Smash in Door

one woman was 20 severely burned that
physicians have no hopc for her recovery.
and two men were severely burned today
after an exploding oil can had set IRE 20
the home of Charles Seboika. Al 1905 Carl
ton street
Mrs Jennie schoika was pouring oil from
n can on q Gre IN the Kitchen range this
morning when the oil in the containcr
ignited and an explosion followed. In an
instant Mrs, SchOika's clothlnE was In
flames, and she ran screaming through tho
house Pieces % naming cloth which fell
from her body set IRE to carpets aud tapes
tries Her husband Charles and samuel
Wolf a bcarder were severely burnd ON the
hands aud arms when they attempted to
cNtinEuish the nre In the wom0us clothing.
In tho meantime a citizen had turned IN an
alarm,
Fircmen Dowuey and Hart from station
II. Fifteenth street. near Vine street broke
into the house and carried Mrs Seboika
To the street. where they wrapped rugs
around her aud put out tho nrc. She was
removed 10 liahncmann Hospital phNat-
clans reported that thcrc was hardly a
SPOT on her body that had escaped being
burnod
Charles Seboika and Wolf. tho boarder.
had hcon overcome by smoke and they
were carried out hy Joseph De Haven a
fireman As scboika was being placed IN
nm ambulance which was 70 take him TO
iiahncmRnn Hospital he murmurcd
Little Jacob IL In tho house, let mo 20
after him" lie tried Co crawl out Ol tho
wagon. but was rcstralscd
Charles Gallagher q hoseman. dashed "a
/ tho second Moor % tho house and found a
tvo-year-old baby boy In front room
| The baby was also taken to tho hospital.
| but was found to be unhnrmed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-30
POLICE IN TENDERL0TN
RAID ARREST 40 MEN
Prisoners Marched in Body to
Station House-Held on
Variety of Charges

In a Tenderloln raid today Police Cap.
tain Nicholas Kenny. aided by several mcm-
hcrs OF the vice squad, arrested at t5b North
Eighth street nearly twoHcore men who
are variourly charged with gambling carry
INK drugs. having concealed deadly wnap.
OnH, running gambling house and being
Inmates of one.
The "dopers" will be turned over TO
Federal officials. The rest of the men will
bo handled by city officials
II was ono OF the biggest raids In long
time In point OF arrests, ~ was conducted
quietly and the police had no troublbc, Ths
big crowd OF prisoners was marched TO the
Tenth and Buttouwood streets station at
. o'clock without causing any special COM
motion In the district
The police accused Samuel c. Franklin
alias sam Britt. az being tho keeper OF a
gambling house at the address whers the
raid was made, i3b North Eighth street
Other principals among those arrested
were Malion Gllchrlst. 1905 Green street
Abe Stein. 436 North Franklin street, and
Joseph Stein. 475 North Eighth street. al
charged with carrying concealed deadly
weapons. and william FoEei 42S North
Franklin street. bearer of a large quantity
~ drugs The rest OF those arrested wer,
said by tho police to be merely Inmates"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-30
PUFFY. PET OF JACkIES
QUITS LEAGUE ISLAND
Sailors Make Diligent Search for
Missing Portuguese
Poodle

n you visit the Philadelphia Navy Ward
today and you saw Jacties running hiher
and thther companies OF marines scramb-
ling over fences jumping into cellars or
stealthily creeping Up on every nook and
corner which might serve as a hiding place,
and commanding officers issuing snappy
orders to every able bodied man IN the
yard do not be alarmed. No foreign spy
has found access to the steel vaults diplo-
matte notes are taking good care OF our
troubles with European countries and every
thing is quiet along the RIO Grande. ~
PufTy. who for some time has heen
prominent In the affairs OF the Island.
nne specimen OF Portuguese "poodlcism 4"
about twelve inches long and seven inches
high. loved by every one who knew him.
felt the call OF the world and bade a fond
adieu to the yard Christmas morning
There was n time" said one officer re-
fectively when Puffy was perfectly CDu-
tent 10 sit and play around the office But
short time ago when Mrs. Russell. wife
OF Captain II. H. Russell, received her dip
Iona after having finished n course In nvin-
tion. newspaper photographer went TO the
Captains home to snap Mrs Russell. Puny
bounded out yelping something fierce. and
with murder INF his eye he nearly chewed
the foot on the picture man There has
been a scarcity OF them lately and | sup
pose he viii turn up In some newspaper
Office sooner or later"
The cummandant has offered liberal
reward for the return OF Pufy
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-30
WOMAN SAYS TELEPHONE
MEN FORCED ENTRANCE
She and Husband Bring Suit at Media
for Alleged Damages and
Nervous Shock

MEDIA. Pa. Dec. 3O.--Suit for S7IoO
has been brought by Albert $. iuver and
his wife. OF LansdOwne. against the Bell
Telephone Company 10 obtain damages for
Injuries alleged 90 have been done 10 Mrs
Huyer by employees of the defendant COM
pany and damage also said to have been
done 10 the house.
The plaintiffs allege that ON october II.
1916. during the absence OF HuVer. but
while his wife was at home, three employees
OF the company called at their home and
aaid they had been directed TO install q
telephone Mrs. Euver refused TO allow
them to enter and the men, the paintiffs
say. forced an entrance and caused damage
placed at 500. II Is alleged that Mrs.
Huver suffered a nervous shock and said
she sustained permanent injury, Damage
amounting to $1,000 for the wife and $4,000
for the husband are asked.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-30
MYSTERY in DEATHS
OF AGED PAIR SECUTED
Investigation Indicates Natural
Causes in Demise of Mr.. and
Mrs. John P. Murphy

The police today are convinced, after an
lnNestigatIon. that natural causes wcrn re-
sponsible for the deaths Of John y Murphy.
rcyenty-sIy years old and his wife Mary
T. Murphy, seventy years old. whose bodies
were found In their home. 302 West Wnona
avenue lnst night after entrance to the
premises had been forced
Suspicious OF the neIghbors were aroused
because lights in the house had been left
burning for several days. II Is believed
that the aged couple had been dead since
Christmas The body OF Mrs, Murphy was
found sitting In a chair. wrapped In blank
cts with several empty medicine bottles
within reach.
Her husbands body was found OF tho
first floor lying across a couch. The police
think he came home and found his wife
dead, and that the shock brought on an at
tnck OF heart disease lie had his money
aud jewelry In h'a possession. and there
were no marl,a To indicate foul play
The house was intensely cold. and Christ.
mas cards and gifts were found on the
tables,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-30
FARM. EDdPLOYE SLAYS
GIRL AND TRIES SUICIDE
,fsrv r. Seeman Shot to Death
in Home South of
Camden
AssAILANT is DYING
r.ua Killed in Bed While Awaiting
Return Of Father-Iealousy
Reported Motive
AssA1LANT is DYING

v.-v y sceman. the fourteen-year-old
...st.r of John seeman, n truck farmer
80. little Gloucester road thirteen
~ so,,tb of Camden. was shot and In
n,,, Titled in her bed last night by
ss.ss. Conway. thirty-two, her fathers
,ssrs who then cut his own throat
- h1rnsetf and is now dying In the Cooper
Hospital
~. fa,her OF the .glrl left the house
-, q 6'clock The mother was with
- a,e children Of whom Mary WAS the
nn,s.., MARY went to her bed In the second.
es.s front room and. with her slS-ycar-
Va s,sier lay down with her clothes on
y. avaIt the return OF her father. Con.
s,.,,is room adjoined that OF the girl
~. mother. who was finishing some
..,,s.v,ork downstairs. shortly before mid.
-, heard scufHc and a slight scream
s,ers her daughters room and went 20 In
Size thought everything all right and
vent down stairs again,
shortly after that she heard a shot and
..r,rntnR found her daughter dead. Con-
-, had gone to his own room and Mrs
seaman went out to summon aid.
NelRhbors found that Conway had at
,.,,nted euicide and was In n serious condi-
tion Dr. Joseph T. Hurff of Dlackwood
rss summoned and he had Conway re-
sroved to the Cooper Hospital In Camden,
-bsre his ante-mortem statement was
taken.
CONWAY worked for Seeman about Ave
vears ago for a time and came back this
Noyeu,ber. seeking his old job. Detectives
poran and Gribben. In charge OF the case
eny the motive OF the murder was Jealousy
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-30
EDWIN r. COX
Ware candidate.

Age Furty-siN
Philadelphia
Public Offices Member ~ tho tlouse OF
Representatives 1907, ieos.t1l5.iT.
LEuisIArIN E,RECoRu
Voted Tor child labor blu. which passed
Voted FOR local option bin. which was de-
feated
Voted tor vorkmcn's compensation bill.
which passed
Voted Tor housing bill from which teeth
had been drawn
Voted for ful.crew law repeater which
was vetoed
Voted Tor woman suffrage constitutional
amendment
Voted for cold storage bill, which passed.
Voted Tor Increase w city's indebtedness
Voted for bill providing new system for
registering land utlcp
Voted against bill providing additional
supervision of traternnl insurance societies
and cxcmplug certain societies
Voted Tor Increase Ia number W Officers
and men In State police
Voted Tor provision Tor attachment OF
wagca ot persons indebted Tor boarding and
other claims
Voted against bills providing FOR initiative
referendum aud rccnlt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-30
Republican Eleetor Refuses to Qualif,

SEATTLE, Wash Dec. 80. = Although
the official canvass of the vote for PTesi'
dent shows that six Democratic and one
Republican elector received plurality OF
the votes. the representation In the electoral
college is soldly for Wilson, The lone Re
publican elector reblses TO qualify taking
the position that his election was fuke
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-30
DRIVER KILLED IN RUNAWAY
Body of Dennis Leary. Teamster, Feand
BY Wagon N Field

Dennis reafy. a teamster employed ~
Y Gibson Mciivain a Co. lumber dealers
was found last night BY Park Guard
Murphy lying 10 field at sixty-foufth
and webster streets. with his head aRntnrs
the wheel of hia lumber wagon with whiee
his team apparently had run away.
Murphy took the man 70 the West phils-
deiphia Homeopathic Hospital. where nhyal-
clans pronounced him dead II Il supposed
hls neck was broken when The team came
10 n standsilu in the Reid and threw him
to the ground f.eary lived AZ Fifty-elghth
and Pine streets. and ls survived By a
widow.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-30
Woman Found Dead; Gas Je. Open

Mrs Anna de Hahn, said to have been
IN. widow OF a wealthy cutglass manu-
faeturar. who died In Philadelphia about
nye years ago, was found dead IN bed to-
day with gas flowing from a jet In her
room at 1884 Green street. Mrs, g. Pat
terson, In charge Of the roomlng house,
sp,elled gas and called Louis JOselow. 1926
Green street lie forced the door OF Mrs,
De Hahn's room. and then notified the
police Of the Twentieth and Buttonwood
streets station The police believed her
death was accidental
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-30
WIRELESS MUSIC FOR DANCE
High Bridge Radio Station Will Send
TO Morristown

MORRtSTOwS. y. J., Dec so Hawaii
an orchcstraE mnrlmba bands and oven
balalaikn bands are au fait. Tho ennui OF
u social season IA frlghtfully wearing un-
less one has a new thrill Theodore Gaty
has thought ~ new sensation for tho
social whirl-lta wireless music.
Fox trots, hcsltAtIons and even "toddlss'
will he played at tho laboratories Of the
10 Forest radio station at Hlgh Bridge,
\, J., and transmitted via wireless 20 the
Gnty home here for dance tonight
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-30
Autoist Held for Mans Death

LANCASTER, Pa. Dec s0.-W r.
Shear. manager OF Everbrlght Polish Manu-
featuring Company has been arrested on
the charge OF being responsible for the In
Juries which resulted i'm the death on Mon
day Of Peter Wagner. a tobacco man, Wag-
neF. on December 6. was run down by
Shears automobile. He gave $1,000 bail.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-30
MuMMERs' PARADE on Mend

MUMMERS' PARADE on Monday viii
be over the following route; Fast ON York
10 Front to Erie, to Third. TO state, to
Second TO Elm. TO Front, to Cooper 90
Seventh. to Market. TO Second. 90 Federal,
to Broadway. 20 Newton avenue, TO Chest
nut. to Fourth. 10 Mount Vernon, to Sec
ond. 20 kaighn avenue, to Front. to Nc
chanlc 10 Second Co kaighn avenue TO
broadway. 10 Mlckle. TO Sixth. to Haddon
avenue to Market. TO Leonard avenue. to
Seventeenth. TO River road and home
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-30
New York Zoolopist Dead

ALBANY. Dec so.--Dr. Tarleton Hon.
man Bcau. zooloElst and director OF the
New York Aquarium from 1895 20 1895
is dead here.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-30
INAUGURATION of Go.rrner.sleet wal.

lNAlhNh hNllON OF hoNerhoT-elett WAL
ter H. Edge. which will be held at Trenton.
January 16 will be attended by more than
500 members OF the David Baird March
ing Association, OF Camden George wythe
presided over a meeting az which arrange
ments were made for special train badges
and banners A meeting will be held next
Wednesday night to complete arrangements.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-30

DAMAGES or $500 were awarded How
ard T Magec by a jury In the Camden
County Circuit Court for Injuries sustained
when he was struck by trolley car OF the
Public Service Railway on Broadway, near
Newton Greek February ! 2
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-30
City News in Brief

MOTORING TO CAtIFoRNtA ,,or, po..
YOU Mass, Atr, and Mira Freae~ick Tp,or
~ ,s'i,l,eu ~ ~ this city for a time They expect
Nv, tc",ein IN Pasadena cal tan ppripr
tss ' nvse motorcar is equipped with two
,'.s sus ana dining and cooking facilities Ma.
,rSnst.. rlshway and GoOd Roads Every.
ssns are d,retehsd across their car
ANEsrIiErICs ADMINISTERED b,
sspaoie nurses is not illegal according to
an op nion given BY w "a Keller Ftrs,
r,tpu'y Attorney General TO pr. J. ~
,u,a'uF' president Of the state bureau of
use,eAl education and Licensurc There ia
u9uling IN the law, according 10 Mt Keller.
Whlch places the administration of an anes-
drug
HURLED FROM \ freight car to-day IN
= small collision AZ the Blnbou street CROSS.
'hs OF The Philadelphia aud Reading Rail.
way James Linholm. q brakeman. who
yves ~ tl3i Ridge avenue suffered severe
INJURIES shifting engine and four cars
hacked into siding aud smashed into an.
other freight car on which I.inholm was
standing. The hitter car topplcd over. and
the man was hurled 90 the ground with such
!otee tnat he received a fractured collar
bone and contusiuns 81 tho face and limbs
lie ~ IN the Samaritan Hospital
rENCEMNKER was shot rarIy today
while trying 20 diasuade two friends Trom
Fighting Vincent Saivatino, ~ s6s south
Ninth street is the Victim lie iR In the
Pennsylvaula Hospital with bullet wounds
IN hls head and right knee Satvatlno apId
he tried to stop his tricudr' hEht at the
corner OF E,Ghth and Montrosc streets lie
would not tel their names
bRENEL = co, In this city. and J. r.
Morgan Co. in New York have given
every emp,oye n handsome bonus from tho
banking business An amount equal to
forty per cent of the salary paid during tho
year Is set aside IN trust for the benefit
Of each cmploye.
AUTOMOBILE INJURED Mary Joiner
seventy years old OF 33o6 wallace street
while she was crossing Thlrty-siVth street
at Chestnut She is IN tho University Hos.
pita suffering from "A fracture ~ the ier;
leg william Maguirc, og Newtown square.
driver % tho car. was arrested and will
have hearing today
WILLIAM PENN uIGH SCHOOL rirI.
will have a practical instruction IN public
aud social service through the agency OF
the College Club. Early In the second
school term the students will be assigned
20 work IN the Juvenile Court. In the So.
ciety for Organizing Charity, the Childrcu's
Aid Society and others. The committee In
charge or the work Il headed by Mrs.
Horace Flelsher.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-30
CAMDEN

INJURIES RECEIVED by Frank Zurick.
twenty-slN years old lnborer, who. late
last night. was hit by train on the elevated
railroad bridge AT Mount Ephraim avenue.
may result In hls death ZuricS Is In
Cooper Hospital with a fractured skull
and concusslon OF the brain
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-30

Rl RNIs DEIlN thh maH carrier exam
nations viii be held by the United States
civil Service Commission at the Camden
aud Haddontield postofiices January 10 TO
MI "A vacancy at BlaCkwood, y, J.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-30

STOLEN BEAR from the door Of n
restaurant in Delaware avenue near Mar
ket street led TO the arrest OF George Gray.
Gray removed the carcass and placed II on
the shoulder OF friend When Policeman
Burk pursued them the friend transferred
the beast to GrRys back and disappeared,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-30

pRENEL = co, In this city. and .. r.
Morgan & Co. IN New York have given
every enpioye handsome bonus from tho
banking business An amount equal to
forty per cent of tho salary paid during tho
year Is set aside In trust for the benent
Of each cmpiaye
Smyrna times., 1916-08-30
LIGHTNING FREAKS IN KENT

Houses OF Relatives, in Different Sec
uons Struck Woman's Close Escape
During the severe electric storm,
Monday afternoon of last week. light
ming struck two houses in different
parts of Kent county. The properties
were those of cousins. James Ennis of
near Leipsic and Presley Ennis. of
near Wyoming At each place the
injuries TO the houses were nearly the
same tearing away the studding in
the back part of the house near the
porches. At the Wyoming home. two
dogs were struck by the lightning and
killed At Pennington on the Col
N K. Johnson estate Coon Den. in
one Of the tenant houses. the wife of
the tenant who dislikes thunder
storms. seeing the storm approaching.
took her three children TO the home
of a neighhor until the storm had pas
sed. Lightning struck the vacated
house. tearing away a part of the back
porch and killing the dog.
Smyrna times., 1916-08-30

Clements. OF ClaWoo. Looming up
Strong tor Next Governor
Democrats are facing a fight in
their State convention. which VIII be
held or September >. and as il appro-
aches they realize that the contests
for some Of the placeS on the ticket
will be particularly keen. The pr.nci-
pal clashes Will be- over the nomina-
ton for Governor and United States
senator. The senatorial candidates
are Thomas F. Baya.d. of Whining
ton: former Congressman l.. Irving
Handy. of Smyrna; Henry Rdgely.
of Dover. and Andrew J. Lynch. Of
Georgetown Mr. Handy has been
building his fences throughout Kent
county and rural New Castle and
stated that he expects TO land the
nomination. on the other hand. the
friends Of Mr. Bayard ana MIR
Ridgely are particularly busy. while
ynch friends are trying 10 line ur
SUSSEX for him There arr .utiua-
tions that 81 deal may be centered into
involving the nomination of candidates
for Senator. Governor and Congress
man. While Me~srs BHyari Handy.
Lynch and Bidgely are in the field.
there is "a report that an eleventh hour
effort may be- made 10 nominate for
mer Judge George Gray for Senator.
despite his statement that he is not a
candidate and does not wish the nomi-
nation Kent county has a wealth of
candidates for Governor. including
lanes H. Hughes. of Dover: b. q.
Hazel. of smyrna: } r. Clements.
of Clayton; Frank Bancroft. Of Cam
den, and Wal'ac Reynolds. of Eel
ton. The name of Or Charles VI.
Wharton. State Senator. also is urged
for the gubernator domination.
Albert f. Polk. of Georgetown. is
most prominently mentioned for the
gubernatrnial nomination. and Deputy
attorney General Armon D.. Chayter.
Jr. Of Wilmington, and James NJ
Iunnell. of Georgetown. are mentioned
for attorney general Among some
influential Wilmington Democrats who
generally are in touch with affairs Of
their party. there are intimations that
the likely nominees for the principal
offices will be Thomas T. Bayard for
Senator. J. r Clements. of Clayton.
L. -
Georgetown. for Congress. and Armor
D. Chayter. Jr. for attorney general.
: Whether this slate can he put over
remains 10 be seen, but it is disputed
By friends of the other candidates fol
those offices