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EVERYTHING ron womnS.

ACCORDION. side, knife, s.nburst box
pleating, covered buttons, all sizes and
styles; hemstltching, point edging: eni-
eyelet cut work buttonhoies. pennants'
Ideal Pleating Co. 200 Douglas block.
Douglas 1888.
FURNACES AND TINwORK.
HABERsTRoII lo2s Hamilton wal .su.
FIXTURES AND WIRING.
DTTRKTN Electric washing machine.
electric irons and readinS
lamps. zzzS Cunning So Doug. 26ls
FURRIERs.
sAM KNEETER. ls2O Farnam R.1 s,,,
II. Retholz. 2sls Leavenwortb II ora,
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
H. II. CLAIBORNE. 6l2 Psx,on M,
1901 Notary public; deposition steno' eo
Q, ". BRITT, sOl Barker Block
1--we STOCK COMMISSION.
MARTIN BROS. 8 co. rxeh.,.. ma
MOVING PICTURE MACEiNSss -,
oMssAhA sso, q Film Ex,.. Iath and Doug No
s.9n leslore machine and film bareainS
OsTEoPATh PHYSICIANS.
= 1870 tetAaa5 tNONG. SIS Bee Ridg
PATENTS.
D. O. ssrnsil. Paxton Blk. Tel. Rsd IN,
II. A. sturges. $50 Brandeis rhsa,.. ma.
PiANo INSTRUCTION.
Ra gtlme plano playing positively t.uoh.
IN ~ lessons. as Cunning. Wai ss!a ~
PLUNES CLEANED.
cuRLEp. dyed. D, Eisele. nss c,,v N.,
SCALE hEPAiRING.
ON. standard scale Co. Sls 5. 18th. n ,0,
SHOE RBrAIRlNG. -
Harley shoe Reg.r CO 2oO4 Farn'm. n s4..
STEEL CElLINGS.
CARTER sheet Metal companv ara :.
TOWEL SUPPLIES.
OMAHA Towel supply. ao7 $ u,h n
TRUNK AND sUIT CASES.
FRELING 8 sTEaNLh., lsos -.
1 VACUUM .LGAAERs.
Az I;I.s1 %Asss ,Sss E. B. Williams. SOS s. ,s.A
wAToh sPEoIALISFs.
chrlsslanssn "a n Paxton Rk.. Is VI .,.
WEDDING STATIONERY.
wsddlnE announcement. Doug. PtE. ca
WINES And LIaUORs.
BUY your family liquors at Klein.
LIQUOR house. ga n 9Th DouEias lhaA
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Ready Reference Directory
ACCOUNTANTS.
e. A. DWORAK, @. P. A.
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AOSVQNTANhbs
E. A. DWORAK, @. P. A.
ess-ss1 Range Bldg. Tel. Doug. 7toA
ADvnRTIsING NOVELTIES.
II. r. shafor a Co. i2th-Farns1n d 7t1t
ARUhITECTs.
Everett 8. podd. si2 Parton nlk: D: aoel-
ATTORNEYS.
O. +. Dseklnsen. sll Paxton Blk. D. lsoA
AucTIoNEnRs.
powd Auction Co. llis.ls WOW. R.ssss:
nAAisKlEs.
. II RrEpER. lsos n. 18th. Web: s9l:
mass AND IRON FOUNDRIEs'
As,,chen Co, 27th and Martha SIS:
i,TSTaoFRXCTTC SPINAL ADJU'Mrs
DIR. BuRHoRN. 18Th and Esrn'am; r' IN. N',sss Mead
Bldg. d. MT Palmer scho0' ssSO~'"'
DR. ]. C. Lawrence, baird Bids. d; sal:
cHIRoPoDIsTs.
carrie sufcrd. ssO Pax. Blk, RED Assl:
CXRPENTERB AND CONTRACTORS
lessara = Son. 1905 Capitol Ave. T. issa
r w. aokanson, a6Os Lynwsh. Tyl. sisl-I.
COSTUMES.
THE largest stock OF masq qNerede and
sfSeafricai costumes In the country.
Theo. IAsben 3 son, lsle Howard D'eii'
r4srArRIcAr. gowns. fun dress suits. for
rent 80 M. 18th ST John Feldman.
0ANCING ACADEMIES.
DE LUXE AcADnMY. III 8 ls,h 81.
DREssMAINING.
LADIES' Jackets rvmodeled IN the latest
style. 1911 Farnam. Douglas 1sS
Ksl.,er's pressmasirg Col. isss city Nat
Terry presamsk'g celssge. 2oth q Fsrnsm.
DYERs AND CLEANERS.
..~rp,v c,ns. Co. 80 N. iath. d. sUa
:, DETECTIVES.
LANES ALLAN. siS Neville Block. Eyi-
6ence secured ia all ceses. Tyler lse
DENTlsTS.
DR. bradbury. No pain. sia WOW. BidE.
Pyorrhsa. DIT. PICKLES. ga City Nat. Bank.
TAFT Dental Rooms. lsiI pouglss. D. xlsA
DRUGS.
DRUGS at cut prices; freight paid on go
orders catalogues free. sherman a Nc
Connel Drug Co. Omaha Neb.
ELECTROLYsIs.
uloa AIlender, GA Bee slag. Rsa sosG
ELECFRICAL REPAlRINC.
cAHIIL ELECTRIC Co. Bee Bid. D. ss7a
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AGENTS AND cANVASSERS

ADVERTISE your property as though
you believed Its sale or rental to be
Big House. Home and Real Estate
Guide-THE BEE
WHEN the renting problem Is under con-
sideration-either from the standpoint
~ the tenant or landlord-the Real Es-
tate and Want Ad Guide 20 ali OF
Greater Omaha-The Bee-is the best
medium for sure and satisfactory re-
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WANTED TO BUY

DESKS DESKS DESKS
New desks. used desks, bought. sold
snd traded J. G. Reed. 1904 Farnam-
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SITUATIONS WANTED

MAN and wife want position In hotel as
cooks; 2 daughters. as chambermaids
or Mattresses. John Robnett, 2669 Doug
las St Tel Hnrnev 6n30
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-03

WANTED-Ambitious men with fore
thought minus fearthought who are
ment; give age, present employment,
phone and house address. Correspon-
dence confidential. Address B-102. Bee.
MEMS or over. wanted as railway mad
clerks Sample examination questions
free. Franklin Institute. Dept. 29l l..
Rochester. N. Y
WANTED-Names OF ambitious men, rs
TO As. wishing to become Omaha mail
carriers. Commence tel month. Address
Y 1s9. Bee.
WANT a capable man, experienced In
delivering or collecting for subscription
book hOuse-preferably family. medical
OF handling a crew, Answer fully as 10
experience. etc. Address r 705. Bee.
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LosT-EouNp-REWARps

OMAHA a. COUNCIL BLUFFS STREET
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Persons having Lost some article would
do well TO call up the office OF tha
Omaha q Council Bluffs Street Railway
company 10 ascertain whether they left
Il in the street cars.
Many articles each day are turned In
and the company Is anxious 70 restore
them 10 the rightful owners. Call
Doug. a..
III YOU loss anything and Will adysFtias u here.
you will surely recover t n found By an honest
person. Remarkable reooveriea are brought
about every day through this column.
THE l.AW-pecple who find lost articles are
Interested in knowing that the state law Il
strict In requiring them 10 seek the owner
through advertisement and otherwise and that
failure 20 do 90, n same can bs proven. In
wolves severe penalty
LOST-Glasses with chain. in black case,
return, 206 Brandeis Theater Bldg, or
phono Doug, b0i. Reward.
LoST-Bunoh keys, think on Harney st
Cali Doug. $3.50 or Doug. 7572. $40 D
Grain FIX Bldg. Reward.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-03
FOR sALE-MlSCELLANEoUS

Furnfture and Household Goods.
BIG BARGAINS. Btirniture, sbi stoves.
beds, nprinGn, mattr'a, u each; bedding
comforts, blanketg. 1883 N. 4ith. w. 1907.
ALL REPAIRs-Water fronts. furnace
coils, etc. Quick service. Omaha Stove
Repair Works 12oe-s Douglas. Tyler 20.
FOR SALIn-N0w furniture for broom
flat; rooms rented pays rent; close In.
1906 Dewey Ave. Tel. Red eo9s.
OMAHA PILLOW CO.-Mattressos mado
over Just like new, 1907 Cunning. d. 1861,
LEAVING city. Piano and victrola.
Tyl 1905
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ACCORDION. side, knife, s.nburst. hox
pieating, covered buttons, ali sizes and
styles; hemstitching, point edging: en-.
broldery. beading. braiding, cordinR,
eyelet cut work buttonholes, pennants
Ideal Pleating Co. 300 Douglas block
Douglas 1855
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eddlnH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Doug. PtR. "a
WINES AAD LIQUORS.
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HABERsTRoII. lo2s Hamilton. wal .su.
FIXTURES AND WIRING.
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chrls,iansen. "a n Paxton Rh.. m
WEDDING sFAIIONERY. z
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DTTRKTN Electric washing machine
- electric irons and readinl
lamps. 222S Cunning ST Doug ssie
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-03

FOR sALE--New and secondhand carom
and pocket billiard tables and bowling
alleys and accessories; send for cata'
logue; easy payments. The Brunswick.
Balke-Collender Co. 40T-409 8. 10th St
HOME size Billiard table. Bargain II
taken at once. Colfax go,
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SEWING MACHINES

we rent, repair. sell needles and parts
OF all sewing machines.
MICKBL'S
NEBRASKA CYCLE CO.,
nth and TTaruev Efa nOtI0 1857
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DRUGS at cut prices; freight paid on. 80
oroers, catalogues free. Sherman n NC
Conneli Drug Co. Omaha Neb.
TSIfcfsTH0llYSIa
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uloa AIlender. "a Bee BldG, Red eo6A
ELECTRIcAL REPAIRING.
cAHII.L ELECTRIC Co. Bee BID. d. STA
The sun., 1916-08-23
CALIFORNIA MOOSE
RALLY TO HUGHES
Candidate Acclaimed in San
Joaquin Valley, HOtbcd Of
PrOgressivism.
FAILS TO SEE JOHNSON
Governor in Address Says HC
Expects Big Republican
Majority at Polls.

SACRAMENTO, Cal. Aug. e2.-Charlcs
Valley, hotbed OF California Progress
sivism, to-day and heard the cheers Of
throngs massed at every railway station
through which his train passed.
The nominees speeches. Astounding In
pleas for straight Americanlsm and the
Advancement Of humanitarian principles,
differed not at all in the minds Of the
Progressive fruit growers and farmers
from the speeches OF a Roosevelt or a
Johnson. and the spontaneous demonstra-
ions Of acclaim left no doubt Of the fact
Of complete party reunion in a large and
important section OF the State in which
the Progressive party has won It's great
est victories.
In his speech tonight Mr.. Hughe.
read an extract from an editorial pub
lished by the Legislative Record OF New
York in 1910. when he went on the Su'
preme Court bench.
This 10 Of special interest at this tim'
because OF the incident In San Francisco
saturday. when Mr.. Hughes attended
luncheon at which non-union waiter
" WI Nv r" WIS ~ oshc ~
"Now that Gov. Hughes has retire.
from politics and assembled to a plac
on the highest judicial tribunal In tn
world. II can he acknowledged. withou
hurting a~nybody's political corns. tina
he was the greatest friend OF labor law
that ever occupied the Governors chai
at Albany.
During his two terms he has signet
ffty-siN labor laws, including amonl
them the best labor laws ever enacted Il
this or any other state. He also urge,
the enactment OF labor laws In his mes
sages TO the Legislature. ever going =
far az to place the demand for "a laho
law in one OF his messages to an extr
session OF the Legislature.
"Only 1862 labor laws have been en-
acted In this state since its erection 4
1871. in 1873 years. one third Of thes,
exceeding In quality all OF the other,
have been enacted and .igued durin
Gov. Hughes's term OF three years an
nine months
Mr.. Hughes left California to-nigh
without having seen Hiram johnson
four simes Governor and Col. Theodor
Rooscvel;'s running mate in the nations
campaign OF four years ago. But Will
Hughes was addressing a great mee,ln
In this city tonight Johnson. speakin
in Los Angeles. was declaring he eN
pected In Southern California TO roll up
decisive majority for the Republican ma
t.onal ticket.
When the reports OF friction betwee
G.. u. i. and Bull Moose state leader
are circulated and when political oppo
nents are seeking TO make capital ou
OF the failure OF Hughes and Johnso'
10 confer II Is only fair to recall tn
The sun., 1916-08-23
CAMPAIGN OPENED IN R. I.
Senators Lippitt and sherman As
s.il Administration's Policies.

Rocky PoiSr. Il. l.. Aug. e..-The ma
,lonal political campaign In this State
was opened here to-day at a gathering
OF the Republican Club OF Rhode Island
at whIcA United States Senators Law
renee Y. Sherman o. Illinois and Henry
+. lippitt OF this state assa!led the Ad-
m!nistration's Mexican and financial
policies.
Senator Lippitt said that "for the sins
OF commission toward Mexico and the
sins Of omission toward America We nee:
a change in the administration"
Senator sherman said the country was
in the hands OF II hydra-headed commits
sion form Of Government. and that IN.
Democratic party had resolved Itself into
commissions and investigating commit
tees leaving no legitimate enterprise
able 20 pursue Its business free from
the menace"
Senator Wadsworth OF New York de-
clared Hughes Won carry New York
state this fall by 200 900 majority.
The sun., 1916-08-23
BACON DECLARES
FOR AMERICANISM
Universal Training Also in
Platform in Campaign
for Senate.
HIS PETITION Is FILED
Contains More Than 5000
Namcs-2O,OOO Enrolled
on Calder's Papers.
HIS PETITION Is FILED

Coincident with the nling at Albany
yesterday OF his petition. containing
moro than 5000 names OF enrolled Re-
publIcans. Robert Bacon announced the
platform upon which he will ask for the
support Of Republican voters in the
primary in his fight against Representa-
tive william NJ. Calder for the nomina-
ton for United States Senator.
Americanism and universal military
training are two Of the salient issues In
the Bacon platform. After proclaimine
his allegiance to the Chicago platform
and its nominees the Bacon statement
says:
We are an intensely personal people
America first, America prepared. Amer
lea sympathetic with the weak ant
wrongly oppressed. America intrepid ant
fearless before wrongful encroachmen
by the strong. Is the America OF m.
vision and the goal Of my effort.
The sun., 1916-08-23
WILSON DAY OPEN TO PUBLIC.
Committee Invites All to Attend
Notification Ceremonies.

TRENTON, Aug. 22.-At a meeting Of
the general committee appointed to pre-
pare for the notification Of President
Wilson OF his denomination additional ar
engagements for the event were completed
to-day.
The notification will take place a,
Shadow Lawn the afternoon of Septem.
Der 2. The President and Mrs. Wilson
will give a luncheon at 1 o'clock. M
which members OF the notification com
mittee and the reception committee and
their wives will be present. The notln-
cation ceremonies prope will take place
ct = o'clock. Although special invita-.
lions to attend the ceremonies will be is.
sued. u general invitation is extended
to the public to be present.
ub-committees on seating and po,ic,
and transportation were appointed TO.
day. The committee having charge of
transportation Is composed of H.. on
Wit:penn and John +. Egan of .Jerse,
City. John X. Hardin of Newark and r
A. Adams OF Montclair. The
on seating and police is made up OF ia.
ward harrington and Samuel Schleime,
OF New Brunswick, Wilbur A. Beecrof,
Of Allenhurst and George A.. steele Of
Eatontown.
The sun., 1916-08-23
MCCORMICK GOES
WEST POST HASTE
Democratic Chairman Hastily
Departs After Roger Sui.
Ivan Calls.

Roger Sullivan Of Illinois dron,ed
into Wilson headquarters in Forty-sec.
ond street yesterday and a couple OF
hours later Vance c. Mccormick mn.
tional campaign chairman, left DOS,
haste for Chicago. As he was abou, .o
lake his train. Mccormick was asked
IL sullivan had brought bad news from
the West.
why. no." he said, Mfr. sullivan re.
ported prospects In the West az bright
for the Presidents reelection
The Illinois leader would not say wha,
his repor, had been. but local Democrat,
said II was a safe bet he did not call OF
Mccormick with n rainbow story.
II was announced In headquarters tina
William J. Bryan will speak for Wilson
all through the West. except in Mis-
souri, and Michigan. beginning his tou.
probably In Ohio on September Il
Homer $. Cummings of the speakers bu
reau IL planning the Bryan itinerar,
and another one for Martin II Glynn.
Speaker Champ Clark sent back e
Cummings a check which had beer
mailed TO him for expenses on his speak
ing tour in Maine las, week. Clarl
wrote he never had made it "A practic,
to accept pay for his party services.
Cummings yesterday explained he haC
sent a check to speaker Clark because /
MAS customary to pay the expenses OF
campaign speaker There had been NJ
wish to put the Missouri leader In tn,
position OF a hireling.
Attaches in national headquarterY
knowing Champ C!ark's opinion OF Presi
dent Wilson. which. IL is said. woul no
.ook we'll in print. We're not SURPRISE
tina: he had refused TO be placed. in .
way. on the Presidents payror.
The sun., 1916-08-23

fact that in every one OF his speeches
and he speaking W or three times a
day-the California Governor ID cham
pioning the candidacy of the Republican
nominee. No man in the country. as
Johnson's friends remind visitors. Is
doing more. whether he be enrolled as
a Republican or as a Progressive.
Friends OF Hughes and Johnson regret
their failure to meet, but the failure
appears to have been unavoidable. the
two were almost within earshot OF one
another at Long Beach Sunday might.
but the Governor. knowing OF the nomi-
nee's many engagements. hesitated 10
disturb him, and Mr.. Hughes did not
learn Of the proximity of the Governor
until after his return to Los Angeles that
night.
GETS ROusinE welcome.
But even without johnson. the Pro-
rressiyes OF the broad fruit belt took
Hughes to their hearts: they evidenced
their cordiality In a series OF receptions
more spontaneously enthusiastic tnan
any in which the nominee been the
central figure during his tour. Ihey
cmpha sized II further by loading the
platforms of the train with scores oi
crates of fruits-watermelons. peaches
grapes and raisins. ,,,,
Before leaving the train tonight VIII.
lam n. Crocker. Republican national
Committeeman. who had accompanied
Mr.. Hughes from the moment he crossed
the state line from Oregon last sat
| rrday. predicted a minimum RepuDicaf
| majority in California OF l0o.ooo.
Mr.. Hughes in his address To-Day
I pleaded for the protection or numai
| ne. for the safeguarding OF huna
d. 10. f,r xynp,an md children In mar
The sun., 1916-08-23

This America cannot be wrought
alone by law. It requires a national
spirit. commanding service, imposing sac
rifce-ungrudging and unrestrained 1t
demands an Americanism so intense as
to fuse race. birth and social condition
into a common inspiration. a common
faith, disloyalty to which is dishonor and
disgrace.
For generations we hav lived In iso-
lation and safety. and we are only be-
ginning to be conscious OF our rights.
duties and dangers as a member OF the
society Of nations.
Continuing. Mr.. Bacon. who was once
Secretary of state and also Ambassador
to France. says It Is the lack Of popular
knowledge OF the laws governing our
foreign relations which has brought
about the mistake Of our present for
eign policy.
Mr.. Bacon Ia also for n protective
tariff as a way to mobilize indus
trially."
Mi. Bacon resigned yesterday as presi-
dent of the National Security League.
, which Office he has held since last May.
The sun., 1916-08-23

cially mentioned AZ among those who
had taken this attitude against Hitch
cock. their resentment against the latter
going back many years.
Hitchcock has landed on top" said
one Republican. land now we'll see the
campaign hum"
Not only did Hitchcock land on the
COMMITTEES, but he also ~ responsible.
II 10 said. for the appointment on 1t OF
William l.. Ward. veteran leader OF
westchss.er. He was one Of Hitchcock's
chief advisers at Republican h%eadquar-
tiers In the 1908 campaign. run by Hitch
cock. Hitchcock and Wilcox are also
old friends, It was explained yesterday.
Hitchcock being Postmaster-General
when Wilcox was postmaster OF New
York.
In explaining the makeup Of the COM
mittee Wilcox said the Idea was to
make 1t thoroughly representative OF
different elements and different parts OF
the country.
The committee he said. "is Just
what its name indicates-a committee 10
advise with the chairman OF the ma
tional committee on the broad questions
Of the campaign. shall call the COM
mittee together within a week or ten
days and from time to time during the
Of the campaign. II Is not In
any sense a campaign committee or q
financial committee"
whitman Sees Hitchcock.
E%berhart's appointment Is a recogni-
ton Of the Scandinavian strength In
Minnesota and the Northwest. while
Fulton gets a place In reward for his
pre-convention work for Hughes In Ore
gon. wanamaker and Dawes were Sc.
iected especially because Of the broad
business experience they could bring &c
bear on the handling Of campaign mat
tiers.
Gov. whitman. who has been urgtni
the selection Of Hitchcock. had a Ions
ak with the latter yesterday regarding
| the national and State campaigns. Latei
the Governor conferred with Wilcox.
Among willcox's callers were ex-Sena'
tor James A. Hemenway Of Indiana and
Halbert 2. Gardiner. Progressive State
Chairman Of Maine. Both had Just
/ come from that State. Their reports or
the situation there, 1t vas said. were no
as roseate as some that the chairman
/ had received. though both assured hin
they believed the Hughes electors woult
win In November. The present concerr
is said to be over the state election mex
month.
The sun., 1916-08-23
Uyirginia Judge" L. SucJ.

ATLANTIC CITY. Aug. 22-N to-
Kelly. known to t~heatrcgocrs ever wlore
as "the Virginia Judge" has been m,ie
the defendant In a suit for $4,000 dam.
ages brought by Barney Same. ,
boardwalk optiCian here. The ,hpIg, =
that the Judge" took the law into Mis-
own hands last wednesday when sam.
uels became an undesirable third pr,y
to a private conversation the actor WIS
holding with "A friend on the hoarlN tlk.
and administered a sound thrashnr.
The sun., 1916-08-23
OPPOSITION FOR RI0RDAN.
Richmond Democrats Pick Man ia
Run Against Him.

As n result OF the action OF the exccu-
tive committee OF the Democratic organ
IN, ton Of Richmond In designating Rep
rosentative Daniel J. R!ordan for re-
nomination independent Democrats Of the
borough last night designated former
State Senator Howard r. Bayne FOR the
position. 1t is expected there will be a
hard fght for the nomination at the pr!-
maries In September.
The sun., 1916-08-23

william l.. Ward Of Weetchcstc". . e
said, has determined to stick 10y his
pledge to Calder. He had been pur. eli
as wavering.
Besides filing n petition contai,',v
more than 10000 names. Calder l. s.,
many pledges. 1t would appear N,,
politicians are wondering whcrr .h.
Bacon votes are coming from. IioNo,ai.
the Bacon people are not discourse -
and are making plans for "A ha,d TN.
paign from now until primary dtv.
The sun., 1916-08-23
HITCHCOCK CHOSEN
, WILCOX CHIEF AID
with George W. Perkins Will
Act as Adviser to Hughes
Chairman.
BEGINS WORK AT ONCE
Other Men Prominent in Re.
publican Ranks Named to
Help in Campaign.

; George W. Perkins and Frank n.
Hitchcock are to be william r. WILL
cox's chief aids hereafter in running
the campaign for the election Of Mr..
Hughes. Hitchcock. as was predicted In
The Sun recently. yesterday was named
as one Of the advisory committee APP
pointed by Wilcox. Perkins = a men,
Der Of the campaign committee appoint
"a some time &
Both Perkins and Hitchcock are to
have ofices at national headquarters
here In order to be at Chairman Will
oox's elbow when important questions
have to be decided. Perkins has been
away on q vacation. but will begin his
work next week. as will Hitchcock.
Their organising ability will be awaited
OF At once by the chairman. with the
result that the campaign will move for.
ward In much livelier fashion. many Re.
publicans believe. There Is nothing but
optimism expressed by Republican and
Progressive leaders as to Mr.. Hughes's
chances In November. only some Of their
believe the campaign Is behind schedule
and needs some lacking up.
Advisory Committee Picked.
Chairman Wilcox announced the new
advisory committee yesterday. II Il
made UP Of eleven members. These are
the men:
r. Livingston Beeckman. Governor Of
Rhode Island Theodore L. Burton
formerly United States Senator from
Ohio; Charles G.. Dawes Of Illinois. presi
dent OF the Central Trust Company o.
Illinois and formerly Comptroller Of tn
Treasury A. o. Eberhart. former o
ernor OF Minnesota Charles W. Fulton
formerly United States Senator from
Oregon Frank Fl. Hitchcock OF New
York, chairman OF the Republican Ma
tional Committee in 1908 and Postmas
ter-General In the Taft Administration
Raymond Robins OF Chicago. who pre-
sided over the recent convention Of tn
National Progressive party In Chicago
and former chairman OF the Illinois Stat
Progressive Committee: Victor Rosewa
ter, editor of the omaha Bee and for
mel member Of the Republican Nationa
Committee from Nebraska John Wanna
maker OF Philadelphia, William l.. War
Of New York and James Wilson OF Iowa
Secretary Of Agriculture in the Cabinet
Of Presidents Mckinley. Roosevelt an
Taft.