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Pocahontas star herald., 1916-06-16
ENGELBEUG
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Mrs Tuuue Nartu aud two
daughters and MISS Eva Stout o,
KlrEwo.d, Missouri, attended The
Wedding ot ue formers brother,
'e't PfeTer 20 AIls5 Josephine
Rutzjnger Tuesday
Mrs. Lizzle Lemmer aud dsugh
ter, Miss Martha, spent The week
cad at Erouketl.
Mrs. Victor Mules and children
returned home one day last week.
Qmle a crowd Of young folks en-
j0yed delightful visit At the home
OF Joseph Weisenbach at Broakett
Sunday.
Miss Nellie Muyers visited IN the
bottoms first Of the week.
Mrs. Mike Uugrauk and Nisse,
Katie and Josephine Ungrauk, Eva
stout, Mrs. Martin and children,
Frank Hossmaun and wife visited
AZ the home OF Frank SparJer
lhuFSdal'
+. G. stelmol aud family spent
Thursday q, the home of Antoine
huusmmn.
Felix Mattiogly transacted busr.
ress in Pocahonlas one day last
week.
Luke Mccoy and William SLeimel
we're dinner guests at Henry koeUh.
uer's one day last week.
Mrs, Frank Hausm lnn visited
her parents, Ar. and Mrs. Uugrank
at Keller the latter part OF last
week.
Albert Layton and family and
Mrs. Ellen steimal were guests a.
the home O, EmmilJ Layton san
day.
Martin Jansen Of Pocahontas at
tended church az this place SUNDAY.
Mr.. Berkheart, Inspector of the
German Mutual Fire Insurance. Co
was in our locality first of this
week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-06-16

est and best bidder at the south Front Door
of the courthouse In Pocahontas. Arkansas.
on the 18TH day of July, 1918. between the
hours prescribed hy law Tor judicial sales, the
follovlng described real estate tow-lti
The east half OF The Southwest auartsr OF
section twcnty-hVc Jsil, 20 acrssi the north
east luarter of the northeast quarter of sec-
tlon twenty-siN Gd), 90 acresi the northeast
quarter OF The northeast quarter OF section
thirty-hye taAl. 90 arres; the northeast quart
er OF She southeast quarter Of the northeast
quarter of section thlrty-ays Osl. 10 zcresi
and all that part Of the fractional northwest
auarterof section thirty six ll0, excepting a
part thereof described as comnsnclsg a. the
southeast corner OF tho northeast quarter Of
section thirty five and running north Is
milo, thence east 20 back OF Black river
thence down said river With the mcandorings
thereof to the linc dividing -sctions thirty
five ,a3l aud thirty six ts6l thence north %
the place Of beginning. containing la this
tract giin acres. all the said lands being in
township eighteen lisl north OF the base line,
IA range oHe lll west OF tho lfth Principal
Meridian In Randolph county, Arkansas
containing In all sdl.to acre. o. land, be- the
same more or less.
said sale 70 be made on a credit OF three
months the purchaser hclng reqslrsd 70 exe-
cute note or bond with approved personal
security, bearing interest from dat, OF sale
until paid at the rate ~ per cent per an
mum, lien 10 be retained ON tke land sold
Tor the payment of the purchase Messy.
The said sale will be made FOR the purpose
of satisfying and dIscharglng lien ON said
land for the sum uf se,si5.2s and interest
thereon from March 7th. 1916 aud costs.
Ben A, Brown,
Commissioner.
F. G, schoonoyef.
solicitor for Plaintiff. tl-It
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-06-16
Notice Of Sale unisr fsseutlon

Notice Is hereby given, that the
undersigned, as sheriff Of Randolph
county, by virtue ofan execution is
sued out OF the Office OF the Clerk Of
the Circuit court in and for said
county, on judgement rendered I'm
justice peace court before ]. A. Doug
las, a Justice of the Peace in and for
said county, I'm a cause therein pend
ing in which r. F. Riley was plaintin
and 5. f. Hubbard was defendant, In
which said cause judgment was rem
dered against said defendant and In
favor OF said plaintiff IN the sum Of
500 a., and a transcript Of which said
judgment, duly certified by said JUS
tice of the peace, was duly filed with
tha clerk OF said Circuit court on the
10th day OF May, 1916, whl, on the
Ssh day OF July. 1910, between tue
hours oflJ O'Clock in Jle forenoon
aud 3 o'clock iu lhs afternoon, at thp
North Front Door OF the courthouse
boo tHa town of pocahguJas, iu said
county offer for sale 40 public yalday
u0 Jha highest and best bidder Ou "a
credg orJhrce months. as the proper
ty %. Uhe said S. =. Hubbard, but sub
IgcJ 10 d mortgage for 500 heretofore
executed by said Hubbard TO T. i
Wilson 60 al, the following described
real estate, situate aud being in the
county Of Randolph and state Ozark
ansas, Jo-wit:
Southwest quarter 40 Of south
west quarter ll-l) Of secJl0n three l3)
In township uiuJeen l9D north, Of
range one [l) east, for the purpose Of
satisfying said above named judy
ment, interests and costs.
The purchaser at said sale viii be
required TO execute TO said sheriff his
note for the purchase price Of said
land bearing 10 per cent per annum
interest from date until paid, with
sureties tob6approyed by said sheriff:
and a lien will be retained on said
land until said purchase money and
interest have been paid in full.
This June 18th, 1916.
W. r. Russell
Sheriff of Randolph County.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-06-16
ELM STORE

Uncle sa.a Buckley, who has
been sick Tor some time, is awful
low.
Bro. erase filled his regular ap-
pointment at Walnut Grove Satur-
daY night.
On account Of the rain the Old
Folks singing was postponed until
The second Sunday in July.
Jim MoCallisier passed through
Elm Store with a drove of cattle
Monday.
John w. Hail of Myrtle, Mo-,
motored down to Elm Store Mon
day.
The storm near Elm Store did q
great deal Of damage, but hurt no
one.
Rufus and Nose Brewer were
seen At Walnut Grove Sunday.
Mrs. EJou, Ross and Elige Ia,
on OF R2vcuden Springs was visit
ing friends aud relatives few days
last week.
Ocea Galley and family passed
through ibis plaos Monday enroule
to Dexter, No., where he Vlll make
has future .nWo.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-06-16
cnmmIsslnnsr., Shr

Notice Is hereby given, that In pur-
suauee Ofthe authority ana directions
contained In the decretal orderof the
Chancery Court OF Randolph county,
made and entered on the 9th day OF
April, 1916, In a certain cause NO.
slai then pending therein between
Mrs. NJ a Russell complainant, and
Emma Nandorgrin, 20 al, defendanta,
the undersigned, as Commissioner OF
said Court, viii oier for sale 40 pub
lie vendue % the highest bidder, AZ
the North Front door or entrance ot
the County courthouse. In which said
court Is held, In tlle County OF RAN
dulph, Within The hours prescribed
by law for judicial sales, on saturday
tile 2ith day of June. A. ID. 1915, tho
following described real estate, towit:
The south cart OF the northwest
quarter of the southwest quarter sec
ton eleven an township twenty
Aorth range one we'd, Randolph
county, Arkansas. Same being all
that part Of said northwest quarter
Of the southwest quarter lying South
ana East OF certain creek or branch
running through the said northwest
quarter OF the southwest quarter,
and commonly known as the Doctor
w. A. Hughes land. containing In all
about seventeen llf acres, In Ran
dOlph county Arkansas.
Terms OF Sale; On a credit OF three
months. the purchaser being required
To execute bond rs required by law
and the order and decree OF said court
In said cause, with approved security
bearing Interest at the rate OF 10 per
cent per annum from date OF sale un-
al paid, and lien being retained on
the premises sold 20 secure the pay
ment OF the purchase money.
Given under my hand this 30th day
OF May, 1916.
H. h. Raglin,
Commissioner In Chancery.
Jackson 4 Meeks.
Solicitors for Plaintiff. sl-4t
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-06-16
ALBERTHA
(Eor last week.

Rev. Lo0uey Of Maynard dlled
his appoiumgn, al this pIaoa sun
day.
w. !. Lu,er and wife visited at
Dllton Sunday MIGHT, guests @. tls
hone of Rev E y Hlohcucr.
TN. Harper and family visited
at Mia#l,'r1ak Saturday aiEh
the guests O.. Pee Johnston aud
family.
Uncle BIN Uimgr oi sugar Loaf
ATTENDED church 90 this place SUN
day.
Ray Johnston attend d the
school entertainment. s.. Maynard
Saturday night.
A Mr.. Baker Of Hamll was call
ING on the directors OF Dis,rics No.
AZ, one day las. week r regard to
a summer Term Of school.
The cat crop is very short tins
wear but they will do to make hay
and that will beat 4 snow bank 10
death,
Wheat harvest will begin thm
week. The crop is not extra.
The road engineer and his helPcra
passed through here lfi'ag meas
urclng aud srrakiug Tue road
what is the matter wi.h UooIe
samg We hcaraud know thaJ thc
mani Is being misplaced or some
thug goes wrong with IT,
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-06-16
RAGAN

win Hartgrove Is on the sick
list.
Mrs Adel Mack of Noland spent
last Wednesday with Mrs. b. f.
Sisson.
Mr., and Mrs. Eli Allison have a
new baby girl since our last report.
Rev, George Million held servi.
ces at Richwoods last Saturday
night and sunday.
Marion Allison had a severe at.
tack Of congestion last Saturday
but Is reported to be improving.
Alex Martin aud wife were pleas
ant visitors at our Sunday school
services last Sunday.
MSsdames Mary Young and Susie
Allison made a trip to the jenkins
graveyard last Friday.
The Allison brothers took an au.
10 trip to Cache river bottoms last
Saturday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-06-16
DALTON

Several Of the farmer, are harvest.
ing their wheat this week.
The surveyors, OF the proposed
good road from Pocahontas through
Dalton and Elm Store, on to the
Missouri line, were here last week.
ltls hoped that work will be begun
at an early Gate and the road com
pleted for it is badly needed.
J. II. McCallister, assisted by
Donald jackson, left Monday morn
ing with a drove Of cattle, which
he was taking to hls farm IN Texas
county Missouri.
DAILY MondT Of Pocahontas pass
ed through here Sunday enroute to
Elm Store. lie is assessing taxes
during the illness Of Mr.. Stacy.
Miss Martha Mcllroy came up
from Eleyenpoluts Saturday for a
few days visit here.
Joe Decker and Mr.. TAYLOR mo.
tored over from Rayenden Springs
one day last week. They had busi-
ness with the road surveyors.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Paine aud dauph-
ter, Vivian, were over from Ingram
the last OF the week, visiting DR..
Brown and family and their son,
CLAY, who has been here several
weeks.
Mr.. Danes, the blind man, as.
sisted by Clyde Kenner Of Warm
Springs, gave an entertainment at
the Dalton school house one night
last week.
Sular Boiling and wife, Claud
Rodgers and wife, Vcda and Perry
kirkpatrick and Dena McCallister
drove down 10 Oconee Sunday af
ternoon. They report eight head
of horses killed on Lige Dalton's
farm during the electric storm Sun
day morning. Five belonged 10
Llge Dalton, one TO Gus Roach,
one to Willie Roach and one TO
Rurie Jackson.
Harye Boiling and family passed
through here Sunday euroute to
visit relatives across the river.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-06-16

is visiting her daughter, Mrs. El.
mer Mock, this week.
The recent rains caused big
overflow in Mud creek aud Fourohe
To such an eEteut that several acres
of coru will have To be planted
over.
The Slayton brothers of Noland
came up last week alter binder
which they had purchased from
John w. Shaver,
j. X. Jackson, J. p, Of Jackson
township, came over TO our town
Saturday.
A. Paine and wife went over TO
Dalton Saturday to visit at the
home OF DR.. Geo. w. Brown.
A photo was found near this
place a few days ago. The photo
was supposed To have blown here
during the storm last Monday even.
Ing. IL is a card size aud Is a pho
To of a gentleman.
A. b. DAVIS aud family visited
near this place last Saturday night
aud Sunday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-06-16
MlDDLEBROOK

Par,in Odam Of Donlphan visit
ed ]. A. spence from Saturday Till
Monday
On account Of the storm there
viii he no Cmldraus Day services
here uuul q later date
Mrs. win Hlmbric<, while haul
inc hlv last Friday, happened " a
veTv painful accldeat by falling off
the wagon aod breaking her arm
John Pond aud Herman hicN lbh
of MAYNARD visited Mr. Spence last
Sunday
j. A Spence is thought to be i'm
proving slowly.
Mrs. W. A. Brown is still on The
indisposed list.
Grandma lIagood Of MAYNARD is
visiting friends and relatives here.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-06-16
Notice Of prabate Court SETTLEMENT

Notice Is hereby given chat The uadersgu-
.rG. ns a3mm'strstriE OF the estate os S. O..
WrCrarr, decreased. WIN opusar at The July
term of probate court for annual and final
settlement. All persons having claims
against said estate, oro warned TO come for-
ward aud present same. This 18th day Of
limo. 1916 Mrs VI. b.. MCCrarv.
Administrative OF Estate OF 5. c, McCrary,
Deceased
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-06-16
NstIee Of Sale Under EkeeulIon
r. G. schoonoyeL
solicitor for Plaintiff.

Notice is hereby given. that the underslgn-
ed as sheriff OF Randolph county. Arkansas
Wlll on Saturday July ist. 1914 between the
hours FOR judicial sales OF real property a.
the North Front Door ~ the court house In
the town OF Pocahontas, Randolph county.
Arkansas. expose aud offer for sale and sell
to the highest and bcst bidder on a credit OF
three months from the date of the sale there
OF. purchaser being required To execute and
deliver 10 the sheriff good and sufficient bond
with personal security for the full aud com-
plete payment OF the purchase price OF such
sale and lien shall be- retained on the prem
ises described as follows. situated and being
In the town OF Pocahoutas. Randolph county
Arkansas; Lot Il. part southwest northeast.
containing - 100 acres. The aforesaid lands
and premises having been levied on by me
A. the property OF Nick Frenken 10 satisfy a
certain judgement rendered In the circuit
court Of Randolph county. Arkansas whersln
Nick Frenken was plaintiff and n. Y. Weeks
was defendant wherein Judgment was ren.
dored In favor of the defendant n. Y. Weeks
In the sum OF s2i.s5 debt aud 81 - a. his costs
which judgement was rendered on the 22nd
day OF January. 1914. witch execution was
issued from the Office Of the clerk OF the cir
cult court for the aforesaid county and state
on the Ord day OF Say 1915 returnahle within
sixty days therefrom for the aforesaid sums
aud amount With the costs thereon.
Now therefore will on the date. time and
place aforesaid Offer and expose for sale and
sell the property hcieinbefore mentioned for
the purpose OF satisfying the execution now
In my hands In favor Of y. Y. Week. defend
ant against the plaintiff. Nick Frcuken.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-06-16

Sec. 30 twp. q \. r. . r.; sw Ia OF
SEl-4 OF See, 3dtwp. p N. r. ?. f.:
and NV Ia Of NV Ia OF Sec. l6twp.
20 N. r. T.
Witness my hand as such Admins
traitor this June l0l0i6.
VI. r. Russell,
Administrator OF tie estate OF II.
d. Cain deceased l3 10.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-06-16
Warninu Order
n the Randolph Circuit Court.
5. Il. Hubbard, plaintiff,

In the Randolph Circuit Court.
5. l.. Hubbard, plaintiff,
VS.
Frank Morrlssee, doiendent.
The defendant. Frank Morrissee,
a nonresident OF the state OF Arkan-
sas, Is hereby warned TO appear in
this court within thirty days and
snswer the complaint OK the plaintiif
filed herein against him.
Witness my hand as u clerk OF the
Randolph Circuit Court this the 10th
day Of May, 1916.
B. y. Raglin,
Clerk Randolph Circuit court.
Campbell, Pope & Spikes
Attorneys for Plaintiff. 40it
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-06-16
Notice Of Intended Application for Sale Of
lands

Notice Is hereby given that the un-
dersigned administrator Of the estate
OF r. d. Cain, deceased. will make APP
plication to the probate court Of
Randolph county, Arkansas, al It's
July, 1915. term for an order TO sell
the following described lands In saio
county belonging 10 said estate for
the purpose Of paying the probated
Indebtedness against said estate, to
wit: NWi OF SWl OF Sec. 30 twp. n
n. r. ? f.; SEl NE! Of Sec. 25 twp.
2l n RI e; NE Ia OF Sc IL Of Sec.
% twp. 81 n. r. l f.; Sc Of SW l-4of
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-06-16

Tie Makers Wanted We want
25 ne makers at once to make white
sud red oak ties. Inspection lst
aud 18th of each month. win pay
top prices. Call on or write Graf
ton Stave Il Heading Co., Poeahon-
tas, Ark. 40 tf.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-06-16
Commissioners 5a e

Notice Is hereby given chat bg virtue Of a
decree OF tho Randolph CAancery court made
and entered OF record az los March, 1915 term
in q suit then pending in said court between
Winifrcd j. NorEf. rlai1l 'od ~ A. uh"v
and Fsta Utlay l"fn0
as Commissioner 4h >aIu cuu7e' viii Ohcr anu
avnreo far aaID M pub'lc oUtcry m the hlrh.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-06-16
Wsrnina order

Before w. G.. Carter justice Of the
peace of the county Of Randolph,
state of Arkansas.
G. Eiuuey plaintiff,
against
George Mitchell, defendant.
The defend ant, George Mitchell. is
warned to appear in this court with
in thirty days and answer the COM
plant Of the plaintiff, e. Fiuuey.
o.. w, Carter, j. p.
June 10th. 1916 - 4J.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-06-16
INGRAM

Garter Shaver, who is working at
Mock, paid this place a visit San
day.
]. C. Price and T. ]. Morris
made business trip TO Pocahontas
last week.
Mrs. Gam Perrin Of Pocahontas
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-06-16
SKAGGS

Tom Tennessee made a trip to.
POcabontas Saturday.
Ben Newton was over in this
vicinity Friday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-06-16
LEGAL NOTICE

Notice is hereby gwen that we
will present a petition to the county
court at the July 1915 term asking
that a new public road be establish
ed as follows: Commencing at the
northeast corner of section IA, run
west mile thence south Id mile,
thence IN a southwestern direction
about 2-3 miles 10 the northeast
corner Of Sc Ia of See. Is thence
west to the NE corner Of The Sc Ia
Of Sec. 10, thence in a southwest
ern direction TO the SW corner Of
section lG, there to intersect the
Dalton aud Rayeuden Spring road,
aud all Of said proposed road being
in township 20 north range 2 west.
j. I. Jackson,
II. G. Boiling and 80 others.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-06-16

Given under my hands This the sth day Of
June lPiu' W. u, Russell,
h-At sheriff Of Randolph Co Ark. |
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-27
HOUSE FIXES NAVAL
BILL VOTE FOR FRIDAY
Drastic Rule Adopted by 1873
to 20-Fight Promised on
ArmOr Plate.

W~AsHiNGToN, May 2s.-By u vote Of
ljs to 90. with 10 members voting
present. the House to-day adopted a
special rule which provides FOR a inal
vote IN the naval bill next Friday.
The measure was formally taken up and
will constitute the order OF BUSINESS
from now until its passage.
The rule. which Is OF a drastic char
acter, met with passive resistance by
Republican members OF the House. many
of whom desire to attend the national
convention in Chicago. What objection
there was to 1t came from Democrats.
some desiring more opportunity to Offer
amendments. The nineteen voting pres
ent were Republicans.
The rule ave the a for the in
corporation OF the armor plate bill. which
has already passed the Senate as an
amendment in the naval bill. Rcpre-
tentative Buchanan of Illinois insisted
that opportunity should also be < ven
for the adoption OF an amendment pro-
viding for the establishment of "A GOV
eminent aeroplane factory. Failing in
this. on demand for a roll call on thu
adoption Of the rule, the House in effect
discarded all the standing rules OF pro.
cedure TO hasten the consideration OF the
navy measure.
'"t ihtao"'e Is W w 'dhtn UP 10
morrow. and general dcbate will clos,
III Monday. Amendments thereaft.i
will be in order at any time to any por.
ton Of the bill. The ina voting vii
begin on Friday afternoon, and It Is
expected that the measure will be passed
by Friday evening.
Republican members who accepted the
rule without protest rave notice that q
separate vote would he demanded or
the armor plate factory amendment ant
other important points OF controversy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-27

sidered. also to be classed as merchan-
disc.
correspondence. including shipping
documents. money order lists and papers
of that character, even though relating
to enemy supplies or exports, unless
carried on the same ship as the property
referred to. are. IN the opinion Of This
Government. to be regarded as 'genu-
inc correspondence and entitled to un-
molested passage.
''CRn No Longer Tolerate"
The Government Of the United
states, in view of the improper methods
employed by the British and French au-
thorities In interrupting malls passing
between the United states and other
neutral countries and between the
United States and the enemies OF Great
Britain, can no longer tolerate the
wrongs which citizens Of the United
States have suffered and continue to
suffer through these methods. To sub
nit to a lawless practice of this charac-
ter would open the door to repeated
violations OF International law by the
belligerent Powers on the ground Of
military necessity of which the v~iolator
would be the sole judge.
"Manifestly a neutral nation cannot
permits it's rights on the high seas to be
determined rs bclligefents or the exer-
else or those rights to be permitted or
denied arbitrarily by the Government
OF a warning nation. The rights Of neu-
trails are as sacred as the rights Of bel
l%igerents n must be as strictly OBJ
served.
The Government OF the United
States. confident In the regard for in
tornational law and the rights Of neu-
trails. which the Britis, and French
Governments have so often proclaimed
and the disregard Of which they have
urged 50 vigorously against their enc
mics In the present war. expects the
present practice of the British and
French authorities In the treatment Of
mails from or to the United States to
cease, and belligerent rights, as exer-
cised. TO conform to the principle gov
erning the passage of mail matter and
to the recognized practice of nations.
only a radical change In the presen.
British and French policy. restoring to
the United States it's full rights az a
neutral Power, will satisfy this Gov
eminent.
Il have. &C.
ROBERT LANSING"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-27
A. |. DU POINT FORMS
COMMITTEE FOR 7. R.
Political Action Is Another
Move in Fight Over Powder
Company Control.

WrLMGNGToN. Del, May 20 As.
another move in the fight OF tho tw
du Pom factions for control OF the
powder company, a Roosevelt comm ',.
has been formed this week by i;epuh,.
cans in this city under the fos.,'lrg
hand and leadership OF Alfred | du POM,
who II one OF b~elaWare's six DELEGATE,
Z" the Republican national convention
and who heads tn" fglt of on. section
OF III" du Point family to wres' cor'r
of the company from the rival .''iHr
Alfred Is first entrance into plIt'i
was when he defeated senator y rfr
y. du Pon; OF April II last ',' ...-
9tt" To- ia" NATIONAL c|ouycu,iu' IN.
candidacy had not hcen known .,
the votes were counted.
THO delegation was pledged +, sirr.-.
pellware's "favorite SON r Co',wt'
du Font, for the Presidential r.w 0t.
ton. NJ 7 Coleman du Pont bad fu.
instrumental in ousting Alfred 7. from
control of the powder cywulut. 'a
state was puzzled over what N'~.
would do about this. he fur.-r,1 '-
answer To this question when be- ru!i
alcd the instructions given ~ tr. 'rt'e
convention To the six delegates ~
openly announced that he would wy, 2;
Roosevelt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-27
AGNEW FOR ROOSEVELT.
Former supporter Of Hughes Says
Country Needs the Colonel.

George B. Agnew. who as n stat"
senator was an ardent supporter NJ tn
reform programme which Justice Hughes
put through when Governor. Is an active
worker for the nomination ~ Theodore
Roosevelt by the Republicans at Chi
cago. Mr.. AEncw yesterday made pub
lie the motives which actuate him in
now prcfcrrinE the Colonel to Justice
Hughes. He said
Issues which would he determined by
tn" nomination of Theodore Roosevelt
would simply h" thrown into further
controversy by the nomination OF JUST .
Hughes. The nomination of Roosevelt
will IN itself he "A victory for the prir-
ciple of preparedness and Americanisn,
which he has cnuuciated. Dn the Other
hand. should Roosevelt fail of nominal
ton. the impetus already gained on be-
half Of these dominant issues would DO
entirely lost. The country needs a
strong dominant personality as leader
in the present crisis in domestic as we'll
as international AFFAIRS"