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The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-04-12

in their localities. In many
lIaccs the tourists find the red, white
Hud blue marker on every successive
felegraph pole for miles. as in sections
If Iowa and Nebraska.
ImprON cnent Of accommodations r.
-ojng On all along the route. Hotels
are cularging. are lettering the accom-
mudations which must he offered to
the tourist. and, while metropolitan hO
els and cuisine can by no means be
uund on n transContinental drive to
lay. the Improvement Of conditions
has been wonderful The tremendous
8creISc in cross country touring which
1910 revealed has greater meaning
10 the country than the economic one
hich appeals TO the local c0mmunl-
les Thousands Of people are seeing
heir country for the first time In
.ay which brings them into intimate
:,utHct with the res dents OF every
-pclion. That the means "f rapid, saIe
md individual communication between
aIl sections of the United states mcans
q broadening of outlook. a greater de
cree of understanding between our
widely separated sections and q more
united nationaliSm IN certain.
The plans for the continuance OF
The Lincoln Highway associations eD-
deayor during the present year con
template n further extension OF tbP
work which has been done IN the past
The educational work Of the aSsorta-
ton will be continued. The headgnar-
'ogs viii continue TO act as clearing
house for road Information ana 40 ~
aid toward the establishment OF Ofhes
for similar work. Seed
ling miles of highway will he c0nsinu
ully established in the different sfafee
as is eXpedient Every effort VIII o.
continued TO he brought to hear On fne
nat thorifieS of the different cities town
shins. counties and states through
which the route passes, toward the end
of its rapid Improvement, ana incident
ally the greatest possible ah VIII y
extended to tourists undertaking %
drive over the route.
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Of THE
LINCOLN HIGHWAY
More Than S2,25O,OO0 Has
Been Already Expended.
WHOLE ROUTE IS MARKED.

It Has Brought About . rremsndous
lnorease I7 Cross Country Touring,
So Thst rhousands Of People Are
Seeing Toer Country For the Firsa
Time.
BY AIS ~ r BEMENT. secretary -
Ii highway association
II mu~ Hr borne i'm mind that the
Lincoln 49," way association is an or
SaniZalI Uing at the establishment
of a u" .r'us improved highway
from the saHntic To the Pacific and
tnat ii j. nn ia itself a ronstru, ting or
ganizatnu II has never undertaken
and WI mot undertake the actual
buiidin- "f e tionS of road. which In
every 'n>HHr" are superintended BY
The reg a' authorities appointed and
elected FIR hat purpose. The amount
which tJr association can procure to
be spem Urun the road by proper
means r1lnugh the regular channels
providcd fer road construction In mu
nicipaIitos townships, counties and
states, oNerhalanCes by thousands tO
one tn amount of construction which
could b,. d"ue by the direct cXpendi
ture of the sums contributed by volun
tary subscription toward the building
If the M-hWay.
To ALL tactical purposes the Lin
coin hI-b"Hy IL now completely mark
ed from New York To San Francisco.
is not It. ,"mplete as II should be, but
this is being rapidly taken care of.
AutomoGHc clubs. local good roads or
ganiZa'i"I~ boards Of commerce and
other civic and patriotic organizations
have made II a point to complete the
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-04-12

Department of the Interior,
IT, S Land Office at Lennon. South Dakota,
March 81, 1916.
Notice is hereby given that Ina Berens. for
merry Ina Gary. oil >eim. South Dakota who
on April 10, 1917 made homestead entry No
02S 25, for the SOU Lnedst quarter tNElit section
q township q N, range Is, f. B II. MeriIian,
has filed notice of intention to make Three Year
proof. t. es abiish claim to the land above &C.
scriued, s.1o the Register and Receiver - the
United States Land Once, at Lennon, South Da-
kota on the 10Th day of Ma 1916
Claimant names ds witnesses:
Ernest SandWIc Ick
Pearl Burulck
James Brumley
Howard Sylvester all of Seim. South Dakota
JOHN {. STONER. Register.
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Children as Road Builders.

A new idea in road building comes
from Oklahoma Pontotoc county, III
that state, will test the efficacy OF the
country schools as an aid 10 the Detsff
roads movement ". 7. Melton. su
nerfntcndent Of schools of that county
i the originator OF the plan. He VIII
have each of the sixtyfour schools IN
the county build one mile OF road
Prizes ,f from 500 to $500 will be Of.
fercd to stimulate rivalry between the
different schools In the roal work.
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Notice For Publication.

Department of The Interior,
u. s. Land Office at Lennon, So. Oak.
March Is, 1915
Notice is hereby given that John F. Marshall
of Petrol. N D.. who. july y, 1911 made
Homestead entry No. o2I33J. for NEl-4 SEl-4
Sec 20 Twp 3 N Range Is, H Meridian
has filed notice of intention to make Three
Year Proof. to establish claim TO the land above
described. before Register and Receiver. u.
s. Land Office. at Lennon. S. D.. the 5th day
of May. 1916
Claimant names witnesses:
Frank Robinson of Petrol, N. ID.
Charles Martin
John Child
Joseph Martin
John G. Stoner Reg
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-04-12
Notice of Mortgage Sale

Default having zen made in the conditions do
a cert an mort gage made executed and dsliverey
.. Schaeifer. single man, of Spink countf
south Dakota, mnrtgagor, to David X. Miller of
Faitn. Meade county. south Dakota. mortgagee
lated September g. 1918. and duly rec rdeo In the
,iice of the Register of Deeds in and for Perkins
county South Dakota on October 5. 1918 AT 2:05
o m in book 90 of Mortgages on page 400, con-
,eying and NOR agins the following d.s rIbed
| and, situated lying and being in the couaty of
Perkins and atate of South Dakota to wit.
N1-2 of Nl-2 of section twenty-five t22i. in
township thirt.e en- l3 N. of range sixteen tl6D
aast of the Black Hills NJ -ridian; containing one
hundred and sixty acres. according to the United
,tates Government survey thereof.
Said default consists in the failure to pay the
irst installment of said mortgage debt. by rea-
SON thereof. said mnrtgagee of said mortgage.
mas elected to declare and has deC Ired the VII lie
If said debt due and p tsable.
And whereas. the e is claimed to be due at the
late of this notice the of six hundred dol
,rs, principal. and siAt, six and 59-loo dollars
interest. total amount due S6e6 80.
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that by
5rtue of the power of sale in SAID mortgag con
tanned said mortgage will he foreciosed and the
above described premises will be sold, subject to
the first mortgag OF $500 90 at public auction by
the sheriff of Perkins county, South Dakota. at
the front door of the court house IN Bison In the
aid county of Perkins, the 10th day OF My
"A. ID 1916. at o. clock D. to pay s'id mott
gage debt and interest with $50 attotney fee
and disbursements allowed by law
D.ted at nth, South Dakota this 18th daV of
March, 1916.
DAVID r. MILLER.
MurIgag q.
f. NJ SAYLEs.
Attorney for Mortgagee.
Pub April g. 5-l2-l9-2o- MAY 3-lG-l7
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Notice for Publication

Department of the Interior-united
States Land Office, Lennon. s. D..
April 10 1915.
Notice is hereby given that Ora Smith, of Lem
mon S, D who on August Ste 1914, made home
stead try, No 02y052, for E1-2 SWl-4. section
90 township % N. range IL, +. . II. Meridian.
has filed notice of intention to make commu ton
proof to establish claim to the land above de-
scribed before Register and Receiver. U. 5. Land
Office at Lennon. S. d. on the 9th DAY of May
1916.
Claimant names witnesses:
William Riedy
Willard Philips
Fred Kane
Harry Swanson. all of Lennon S ID.
JOHN c. STONER. REGISTER.
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kice of Mortgage Foreclosure
Sale

,..s is harpbv glyrn. that that certain mort.
{.sysen,et and delivered by Cameron Bethune,
3ng4 man. Of pernias county. South Dakot,.
{I,e.asy Land CrellI Company. a corporation
l / Paul Minnesota dated November 2S, 1910,
sst far record In Q office of the Register of
[4.of the said county Of Perkins and state vi
| M a,.pt.. on ne }l day OF December. 1910,
L,e,s3 . clock and 3J minutes in the fore
and recorded IN book 81 of mortgages, OF
T. Ry anu 49,. and assigned by said mortga.
Leslie :. Hackney by an instrument in
I'M. Bearing date the 2lst day of January.
N and recorded in the lthce of the Register OF
ke1s Of sad county Of Perkins, on the l4th da!
[g-Ngsry 1916 at two o. clock and 35 minutes
|ue afternoon in book SO Of mortgages. on page
\ vii! be fUreci9scd by sale of the premises
|g mortgage and hereinafter described. at
\ iront door Of the court house in said county
|PsrAlBs and state Of SOUTH Dakota at the noun
Ten 10 0 clock IN the forenoon, on the 10Th day
aprli 1915 to satisfy the amount due upon
lct mortgage On the day Of sale.
Tne g.emlses described IN such mortgage and
hlct shalI be sold TO satisfy the same. are de-
noe a. follows. tpWlt,
The ,aILh half ui the southwest quarter 81 2 of
v "A and south half Of the southeast quarter
/! Of SEi-4 If section number thirteen l3. in
Rn;hip number seventeen II north. range ten
east VI the Black Hills Meri ian, Perkins
,lnty South DAKOTA
There viii oe due On said mortgage at the date
sae the ,1mot one hurdred thirty seven and
.l# s5la dollars.
lst I this Arst day Of March, 1916.
LESLIE s HACKNEY,
A,slgue of Mortyagee.
Pub. March l>-.5--2--9- April 5-.2-l9
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-04-12

John G. Stoner. Register.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-04-12

w. b. DICKSON. Register
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-04-12
Notice For Republication.

Department of The Interior.
US lLana office at Bisnrarck, N ID.
April. !, 1916
Notice is hereby given that Pearl |. Parr for
merly Pearl |. Polk. of Pretty Rock, ID. who
on Nov 2sth. 1871 made Homestead Entry Ser
ia number 0l6o4o ior Z l-2 N + IA. and the
l-2 Sc Ia. Section 80 Township l3l N Range ss
w 5th Prn. Meridian. has filed notice OF inten-
ton to make inal Three Year Proof to establish
claim to tn. Land ab We described, before r. +.
Mccain. U. :, Comm -sioner at New Leipzig.
Dak., on May "a n, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Henry q Zinn, of Pretty Rock. N Da
Preston Breckenridge
Elmer Hegge
Elmer Parr
p. +. Byrne. Register
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-04-12

Department of the Interior
United States Land Office at Dickinson. N D..
March 2Srd, 1916
Notice is hereby given that Joseph " HeltZel
of Lennon. South Dakota. who, May 29th,
1912 made nome stead entry serial No 0Isl23. for
no, Invest quarter of southeas' quarter tNWl-4 4
SEl-4 section 23 township l29 ". range 92 west
9TH Principal Meridian. has iles' notice OF in
tention to make Final Tn~ee Year oof. to estab-
ilsh claim to the land rib%d before
Jacob Sonderall. cour, =, suu.-, Hettinger.
North Dakota. on the day of May 1916.
Claimant names witnesses.
Fay Potter of Lennon South Dakota
Frank Stefan
William Schailke
Leon Potter
w. b. DICKSON. Register
Evening journal., 1916-05-20
PUSEY 6 Jones Co.
HAS New Officers
ChriStoller Hannevig is FL
ected President of Re-
organized Concern
IS
THE NEW POLICY

Directors of the Pussy and Jones
Company whch property was recently
purchased ny Norwegian interests.
have elected Christoner Harnovig.
president and general manager:
Henry Lysholm. vicc-pfcs dent. A. T..
Norhom. treasurer. and Ralph >. A.
Bullcwa, secretary. G.. Stewart .ce
aud Nisse Ka.iye were appointci as
sistants To the president H. E Sor-
bonn and Henry Lysholm were also
elected directors.
With the election of the new officers.
Stirling H. Thomas, retired as president
and general manager, and Elhcrt n.
Nccsc resigned as vice president and di-
rector of the company. others who
resigned were: John N Mcudmhall
vice president and director, and Robert
II. Richards, director.
No other changes in the personnel
of the company are contemplated
The board OF directors resolved Ia
Immediately. and as rapidly as pos
sible. construct two new ways lor the
building Of ships up 10 300 feet long
The directors intend to cooperate
with the local interests and TO keer
i'm close touch with tho employees oI
the company. and TO extend the plant
In every particular
Evening journal., 1916-05-20
sale OF PROPERTY OF
0. c. COODEN. Deceased

Properties Of the late o. G. Gooden
were sold az trustees sale. by Stidham
and Son. auctioneers. at the County
Court House this morning as follows:
No. 429 East Sixth street. three
story brick dwelling. to Morris Fran
kel. for $3.50; Nos. 12O6-Os Reed
street. two-story brick dwellings. TO
l.. Scott Vernon for 81 ,26O for the two:
No. 1O7 West Twenty-sixth street. two
story brick, to l.. Greenwell for S1,975;
No. 3l5 East Twenty-fourth street.
two-story brick. TO c. l.. Sheldon for
$4,000; lot No. 3l7 East Twenty-fourth
street. TO Joel Cohen for S455; frame
dwelling at Thirty-ffth street and
Wcodlawn avenue. TO Wilmer Farra
for S1.110; northeast corner Seventh
and Tatnall streets, to L. Greenblatt
and James p. Robins for S69OO: north
west corner Eighth and Madison
streets. two stores and apartment. to
]. Warner Reed for S6.615: SIX acres
Of land with siX-room frame dwelling
and outbuildings. at State Road Sta
tion, to J. w. Reed for sl,325.
Evening journal., 1916-05-20
ambulance FROM
CITY TO CO TO WAR
DR.. Speakman to Accom-
pany Wilmington Gilt
Back TO France
TO TAKE ACTIVE PART
IN AIDING WOUNDED

The automobile ambulance which is
the gift OF Wilmington L. che service Of
the American Ambulance in France is
finished, and is now on exhibition at the
Wilmington Automobile Company's
show rooms. corner Delaware avenue
and latnall street The car goes to
New York on Monday to be Grated and
will be forwarded 10y the Campagnie
Generate Transatlantic 10 Bordeaux,
France, on next Saturday, May p.
Dr. William c. Speakman, Of this
city, who. after his service
in France. designed the body
of the car. and who collected the
equipment. will accompany the ambu-
lance to France. giving his services to
the American ambulance for the sum-
mer. Mrs. Speahman and Mrs. II. B.
Warren. Of Bridgeport, Conn, also
will go over at the same time and
enter the service Of the American
Ambulance in one of its departments.
The ambulance Is a beautiful and
thoroughly equipped car. II will be
a transportation operating ambulance,
and is considered one OF the finest
types OF motor ambulances ever built
The car was built by the Wilmington
Automobile Company and the follow
ing individuals and 1rms have assist
ed in its manufacture Albert Bucher,
sign painter; the Speakman Supply
& Pipe Company, Ellwood Souder and
Sons Company. decorative furnish
ings: Burton >. Heal, electrician, and
A. r. Hyatt, who built the car. The
following firms furnished the equip.
ment: rhe L. d. Caulk Company OF
Milford. the Ritter Manufacture Com
pany. of Rochester. \. Y; the De-
troit Manufacturing Company, Of De
troit. and the Oakland Chemical Com
pany, of New York.
The ambulance is painted gray and
has on its two sides large red crosses
beneath which i'm red letters is print
ed "The American Ambulance e.' A
brass plate bearing the words. "The
Gift of Wilmington. Delaware also
graces one side of the car. II has a
double top. is about 130 feet long
and weighs about $500 pounds. IL is
equipped with leather seats. extra
Goodyear tires and two flags. the Stars
and Stripes and the French flag. II
will be thoroughly equipped with all
modern dental operating apparatus
etc. and will be one Of the strongest
and finest ambulances in the Ameri-
can Ambulance service i'm France.
Evening journal., 1916-05-20
JUST EIGHTY-THREE
LOTS At HOLLAWAY
terrace NOT sold

Less than 100 lots remain unsold
al Holloway Terrace. near Whining
ton along the New Castle trolley
road. Options on these will be taken
by Monday. THE EVENING JOUR-
NAL will place a trolley car at the
service Of the public. free trolley SER
vice being maintained tomorrow from
10 until 4 o'clock. leaving the foot OF
Market street every thirty minutes
Announcement that THE EVENING
lOt illNAL will give away free the
house standing on Holloway Torrce has
aroused much interest All lot owners
will have an equal chance. the am
nounccmcnt Of the plan for awarding
the property. together with the plot Of
ground Il occupies. 10 he made immc-
diatclv upon the completion of the salc
Of an The lots. This will probably b'
ON Monday
Persons having IN mind the purchase
If lots ON this tract have hut few
more hours IN which 10 decide There
are Just ciehty-thrcc lots remaining.
Evening journal., 1916-05-20
CITY SUFFRACISTS
VELCOMEMRS. HIbLES
Returning Envoy Says In
vaSion of West Wins for
Woman'S Cause
FLOWER GIFT
FOR THE GUEST

Mrs. Florence Bayard Hilles. state
chairman for the Congressional Union.
who has just returned to this city
from an extended trip through the
West, which she took with a group of
national Congressional Union workers
on the suffrage special. was accorded
a warm welcome by Wilmington suf-
fragists at a reception and tea in her
honor i'm Congressional Union head
quarters, on King street. Yesterday
afternoon. Hundreds Of sufraglsts
and friends called during the after
noon to extend welcome to Mrs.
Hilles.
The affair was informal. Those
who acted as hostesses for the after.
noon were Mrs. James n. Ginns, Miss
Rachael Howland. Mrs. Frank strlith,
Miss Edith Speakman, Mrs. Thomas
McGee. and Mrs. Annie NJ. Arneil
Headquarters Was beautifg.iy decorat
ed with purple. yellow and white
spring blossoms to carry out the
Congressional Union colors Mrs
Francis ]. dupont presented Mrs. Hilles
with a handsome basket Of. flowers
filled with a profusion of spring bios
SONS and with the handled tied with
purple, gold and white tulle. The
presentation was made on behalf Of
the Congressional Union members oil
Delaware Frank Stevens. of Arden
was one of the guests and made q
few informal remarks apropos Of IN,
occasion.
Mrs. Hilles spoke informally con-
cerning her trip through the West
which she said was inspiring and
successful in every way. A resolu-
tion was passed denouncing the atti-
tude Of the judiciary committee of the
64th Congress in regard TO the Susar
B. Anthony amendment and also de.
nOuncing the attitude OF the Demo
cratic party in Withholding the right
Of full citizenship from one-half O
the people. the women.
A copy Of the resolution will be som
to the President Of the United States
the speaker Of the House. majority
leader Kern OF the Senate. majorit,
leader Kitchin. OF the House. members
of the Judiciary committee and repre-
sentatives from Delaware.
Evening journal., 1916-05-20
Preparing WV. CA.
BUILDING CAMPAIGN
Prominent Speakers Will
Tell Of Associations Work
at Drawingroom Meeting
DINNER ON MAY %
TO START CAMPAIGN

Publicity week for the YOUNG Wo-
mems Christian Association to pre-
code the formal launching OF the new
building campaign, will be opened
next week. The cappaign will be
opened at a dinner TO be held in the
Hotel DUPONT on Monday evening. May
% Arrangements have been made
for a series of drawing room meet
ings each day next week at which
prominent speakers will tell of the
work of the association.
ON Monday morning at IL O'Clock,
Miss Lucy Garner. OF Germantown
Pa, a graduate Of Bryn Mawr Col
lege and executive secretary for the
territorial committee of the National
Board OF the Y. w. C.. A.. will address
a drawingroom meeting to be held
at the home of Mrs. Otho Nowland,
No. 2405 Willard street On Tues
day afternoon at 4 o'clock. Mrs.
George Vaux, wife of a noted lawyer
of Philadelphia, and chairman OF the
territorial committee OF the National
Board, will speak at the home Of
Mrs. !. ~ Domarosi, of No. COL South
Clayton street
Other drawing room meetings will
be arranged to take place at IN,
homes of Mrs Martin Lane. Mrs
Hollyday S. Needs. Mrs. T.. Tanal
Warner. and Mrs. Charles r. Miller
Among the speakers at these meet
ings will be Mrs. William Mclean. o.
Philadelphia. who Is financial head o
the Philadelphia Office. Miss Misch
Hawai-, of Toxic. Japan. a Bryn Nav
graduate and Miss Louise Holmquis
of New York.
Preliminary work for the campaign
is being carried on in a spirited man
ner. The list OF the team captains {
not completed. They will be announc
ed through the press on Monday.
Under the auspices of the Self Gov
enment Club OF the Y. W. c. A. Z
strawberry festival will be held OF
Tuesday evening at the association
building The proceeds will go to th'
Silver Bay Fund and il is hoped tina
they will be sufficient to permit th'
sending OF several girls to this con
ference in July.
The strawberry festival will be hell
| in the v W. c. A. lunch room. No. 9Ol
| King street Strawberries and ic'
cream will be served for a nomina
sum. Homemade and Martha Wash
/ ington candy will be for sale. Noca
and instrumental solos will be rem
derod by Miss Sarah Amsbaugh, VIII
will also impersonate Harry Laudc
I'm some Of his songs.
Evening journal., 1916-05-20
MANY NOVEL FEATURES
IN BUFFALO Bills SHOW

Many novel features are promised
for the Buffalo Bll-1O1 Ranch Wild
West show, which Wilmington Is TO
see for two days. Friday and Satur-
day, June 2 and 3, under the auspices
OF the Junior Auxiliary Board OF the
Delaware Hospital.
Push-ball with contestants a-foot
and on horseback, is strongly featured
this year. a fact which is said to be
justified by the rough-and- tumble
character of this exciting contest. The
Indians. who are led by the noted
Chief Iron Tail. arc, it is announced.
more picturesquely and effectively
utilized than in other years.
All the Indian braves are utilized
in the attack on the pioneers camp.
They give a genuine buffalo hunt.
and they Illustrate their native ghost.
white-dog. green-corn and other abb
original dances. In the stage
coach hOld-up there are Mexican
vaquerOs and soldiers. both Villistas
and Carranzistas. and they give an
interesting color to the lively pic
ture.
A troop Of Cossacks. with their
small ponies and high saddles. inter
estingly contrast the method OF riding
in vogue in the Russian Caucasus and
the western plains. The announce
ment is made that Colonel William f.
Cody (Buffalo Bib will be in the
saddle at all performances and will
actively participate in the great mill
tary spectacle Preparedness" which
ie This seasons hirraef fpafura al uroli
as in The preliminary free street
parade. which takes place at 1890
Friday morning.
Evening journal., 1916-05-20
RrILnING PERMITS GRANTED.

George w. Charles and Son. con-
tractors. were granted a permit this
morning by Building Inspector Pres
ton TO erect six dwellings in Nando-
vor avenue east of Lamotte street at
a cost Of $4,000 each The operation
will be made for the Almond estate
The same contractors were granted
permission to construct private
garage ct No. 1906 Broomc street for
Henry NJ. Taylor. to cost $500.
Other permits issued today were as
follows: To W. H. Mccoy. for alter
ations at the garage. Ashton and
West streets. to cast $50; alterations
To No. 26l4 West Eighteenth street
Tor William Smith at a cost Of $50.
and for an addition TO No. Gil East
Sixth street. for Caleb L. Burchenal,
10 cost s75. These jobs will be done
bv ] Frank Owens and Son.
Robert Handy was granted permit
10 erect a back porch at No. COO South
Van Buren, street. to cost 500.
Evening journal., 1916-05-20
DUPONT HEADQUARTERS
MOVE ON TO Chicago

NEW YORK, May 20-The Busi-
ness Mems Presidential League. which
is booming T. Coleman DUPONT for
the Republican Presidential nomina-
tion, has not disbanded. although
Ormsby McHarg one-time Progressive
booster of Colonel Roosevelt. has quit
as the leagues manager
Edward Klauber. newspaper writer
OF New York and Louisville, who has
succeeded McHarg as Mr.. duPont's
political manager. issued a statement
last night denying the report that
the league has gone out OF business.
Mr.. Klauber said that the league
would move its headquarters 10 Chi
cago next week in anticipation Of the
Republican National Convention.