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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1916-03-31
Market Hotel
CHAs. FRAME, Prop

Ouvert Jour ct Mutt. Chaufe ala vapeur
Accommodations de premiere classe.
80 Ter > rue nord. $1.0O par jour
Ecurie en- connection.
Omen )av and Night Steam Heat
First Glass 4 ,Como1ations
80 LIST st. N $l.0O per day
Livery BarH In Connection
The Washington times., 1916-04-19
LEGAL NOTICES
CONRAD IL. SSME, JAMES FRANCIS
SMITH, ATTORNEYS.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
Court. IN RE: Opening and extension OF
Porter street from Its present eastern ter
5' s5i5 and % Sis in tSe District % OF Columbia.
given that the Commissioners of she District
section 1905 10 section 1905 !. inclusive. OF the
code OF law for the District OF Columbia,
have nled a petition in this Court PRAYING
the opening and extension OF Porter street
from Its present eastern terminus 70 Flrst
street east, through squares 35l5 and JJl6 In the
District Of Columbia. as shown on z plat or.
map fled with the said petition. as part
thereof. and praying also that jury OF hvo
judicious. disinterested men. not related TO
any person interested In these proceedings
and not in the service or employment OF the
be summoned by the United States marshal
for the District OF Columbia to assess the
damages each owner OF land to be taken
may sustain by reason OF the opening hnd
extension OF the said minor street. and the
condemnation of the land necessary Tor the
purposes thereof, and TO assess as benefits
resulting thercfroIn the entire amount OF
said damages, including the expenses OF these
proceedings, upon each lot or part ni l9t or
parcel OF land in the square or block IN
which said minor street is to he opened aud
extended, and upon each lot, part OF lot or
confronting the said square. which win be
benefited by said opening and extension ~
| the proportion that the said Jury may nnd nnd
said lots. parts OF lots or parcels OF ifnd VII
| be benehted as provided for In and ny the
| aforesaid code OF law. II Is. by the Court'
| this Sth day of April. A. ID. 1916. ORDERED.
| That all persons having any interest in these
| proceedings be. and they are hereby. warned
and commanded TO appear In his Court on
| or before the eSth day OF April. \. ID. 1910
| at len o'clock A. NJ. and continue IN a.
| tendance until the Court shall nave ihhue ns
anal order ratifylng and confirming tns
| award OF damages and the asseosn"nt o,
| benefts of the Jury TO be cmpanelcd ana
| sworn herein; and II is further ORDERED.
| That a copy OF this notice and order he
| nuhli.bed once a week for two successive
| weeks I'm the Washington Evening star. no
| Washington Post, and The Wa;nihEtoh
Times. newspapers published IN the said
| District before the said 18th day OF Arm.
A D. 1915. II is further ORDERED Ihat
| n copy Of this notice and order ne served
hv the United States marshal, or his depn,
ties upon each Of the owners OF tue zee M "t
! the land 10 be condemned herein MS may ha
found by the said marshal or his depufirs
| within the District OF Columbia, neI2re % %,hs
| saId 18th day Of April A. II. l9lG; IVY mo
Court. J, HARRY CovINGTo%, thici jus
tice. (SeaD A true copyTITsssNt,i >.rstI A " "
YOUNG Clerk. by r. r, CuNNl"HuAM'
Asst, Clerk.
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VITAL RECORDS.
Births.

Louis c. and Ethel N. Wilson. hoy.
Ernest A. and LYDIA Zeigler boy.
John r. and Myrtle g. Wilding, girl.
Charles J. and Dorothy Wright. boy.
James and Mary Norbeck boy.
Victor c. and Louise NJ. Thurstol, girl,
David II. and Jessie g Sibbett. boy.
Charles p. and Belva y. Ravenburg, boy,
Harry n. and Edith +. Riley. boy.
Huldrick b. and Thusnelda Reid. girl.
sam NJ. and Fife Mcmillan. girl.
Richard S. and Marguerite h. Howard. girl
Walter and Efra Hicks. boy.
+. !. and Minnie f. Hope, boy.
Edward A. and Maudc Gillin. girl.
John W. and Louise Golden. boy.
Alfred and Elizabeth f. Dom, hoy.
Clarence J. and Anna G. Clements. girl.
Lincoln X. and Ellen l.. r. Clark. boy,
Thomas w and Edna Blumenauer, girl
John g. and LenorR ]. Baldus girl
Nancy W. and Mary 4. Ayers hoy
Edwin L. and Ruth II. Anderson, girl.
William &. and Anna Wood Eirl
John II. and Ellnor I. Powell. boy.
Frank and Rebecca Davenport girl,
Louis and Susie DoZIer. boy.
William J. and Annie Brown, Eir.
The Washington times., 1916-04-19
Houdini Gets Out of
90 Gallons of Beer
Handcuff King Escapes From,
Cask and Padlocks in Just
Two Minutes.

Beer has no terrors for Harry
Houdini!
Not even ninety gallons OF it. en-
closed In a cask Of the kind German
efficiency has designed for picnic pur-
poses, can make the Handcun King
"stay put"
Last night at Keith's Theater he
was enclosed, along with the beer. in
a giant cask, the lid clamped and pad
locked down by the employees of Abner
and Drury's brewery, who are experts
In their line, and put away for-just two
minutes!
The cask was filled from lot of small
kegs, and Houdini, in a bathing suit
placed in II. The top was then put on
and fastended with iron clasps and
three padlocks. and the whole thing
put into Houdnis cabinet.
In exactly two minutes he was out
OF the cabinet. wasting a lot OF gooC
beer that dripped from his body. There
was still almost ninety gallons of beel
IN the cask.
The Washington times., 1916-04-19
AUCTION SALES

Thos. J. owen q son, AuetIoneern.
lKgSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE, BEING PREMISES NO. 1894 ara
STREET ~ W.
BY virtue OF a deed OF trust. recorded in
Liber No. $3.50. folio Is. land records OF lis
trlct Of Columbia, and at reques, OF parry
secured thereby, undersigned trustees wifi
sell a. public auction, In front Of premises.
APRIL TWENTY-NINTH. 1916 AT HALF
PAST TWO O'CLOCK II. NJ, the following
described land and premises in the District
OF Columbia: Lot No. 257 I'm Elizabeth NJ
Aliens subdivision OF part OF lot No. ssi in
square No. 1890. as per plas recorded in the
OIncs OF the surveyor for the District OF CO.
lunbia In IAber 81 at folio 100.
Terms OF sale Sold subject to a prior deed
of trust for 100000. and the amount over
and above said trust TO be paid ia cash
deposit OF $1,000 required at time OF sale
ConveyancIng. recording. etc, at cost OF pur.
chaser. Terms OF sale to be complied With
within fifteen days from sale. otherwise
trustees reserve the right to resell the prop
erty at risk and cost OF defa ulting purchaser
after hve days advertisement in ZONE newg-
paper published I'm Washington, ID. g. -.
BENJAMIN II. GRUVER,
BRUCE CLEVELAND.
Trna
The Washington times., 1916-04-19

TAN POLICE DEPARTMENT OF THE DIS
TRICr OF COLUMBIA, April II, 1916. No
auction. at the establishment % David
Notes. No. s33 Louisiana Avenue nortliN est.
on Saturday. April % 1916. at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. lost. stolen and abandon d property
delivered to me by the Met opoiian police
OF the District OF Columbia. and not called
for by the owners. as contemplated ny law.
This property consists OF bicycles, clothing
and miscellaneous goods. schedule iu de-
tail Of the property to he sold win be found
lice Headquarters. EDWIN r. IIEssE.
Chief 'also Property Clerk, Metropolitan
Poiica. ID q
The Washington times., 1916-04-19
Concert Today
By the u IS. Soldiers Home Band
at Bandstand, at 4 o'clock.
JOHN S. NJ. ZIMMERMANN.
Director.

March. "Flying Eagle" ....;...:...
Blankenburg
Overture. "The Crusader. Robinson
Suite. "A Day in Venice. ....Nevin
!. Alba. Dawn"
2. Gondoliera. "The Gondoliers."
3. CanzOne Amorosa, Love Song"
l. Buono Notte, Good Night"
Selection, "Princess Pat"--Herbert
Grotesque, THE Mummles on
Parade" ......,,.. Bernier- Robinson
Waltz suite. Daughters of Love"
Bennett
Intermezzo, "The Burma Maid"
Ancliffe
Finale. "The Wedding OF the sun.
shine and thS Rose" ,...... .Gumble
THE Star-Spangled Banner"
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Deaths.
Eliza j. Graves. rs yrs, lIl6 Oath G. uW,
May Spalding, IL yrs, Sibley H0a.
William J, koefe, J: yrs. ll5 Va, ave Nv,
John J. Newcomb. IS yrs, 4S ct nv.
John Bayllss, 70 yrs, Emergency Hos.
Carl Rothenbuecher. Il yrs, 1913 Montello
ave. ne.
Alice l.. Mccormick. IS yrs. SO7 I2th st. NV.
William Davis, B yrs, Emerge ICY Hos.
Julia B. Magee. 81 yrs, 1887 . st. NV.
James l., Harmon, s. yrs, 100 Mass. ave
NV.
William II. II. wRrman, 70 yrs. The Parker
Apartments 18th st. and Park road.
Paul Stephenson, 36 yrs, 2032 10th 81.
Bennett Straight. 30 yrs. Casualty Hos
James Condlin. so yrs, Gov. Hos InS.
Juliet NJ Marbury. S yrs. S3O7 r st. NV
Infant OF Watson and Louise Golden, n mr.,
2036 I 1T. NV.
lee Sow, ~ yrs, 40 Pa. ave. NV.
John Proctor, rs yrs. Providence Hos.
Elizabeth White, II yrs. Garfield Hos
william Robinson. 80 yrs, Casualty Hos
Ellen Frazier 81 yrs. Blue Plains, T.. {.
Harriet jackson, So yrs, Blue Plains, ~. c.
Thomas Lewis, A yrs, Dudley pi. Sw.
Adam Phonsie, 20 yrs, Wash, Asy. Hos
The Washington times., 1916-04-19
TABLE BOARD
ClAlRV0YANTS
7O5 EIGHTH ST. N. w.
THE YELLED MYSTIC.
NINE. CARLETTA

How often have you sought out the one
whom you hoped would tell you truth con-
cerninE your affairs. You viii never have to
seek again after consulting her She holds as
sacred affairs of a secret or conildential ma
ture that may he revealed to her during In
tervIew. She tells you In a clear slow and
understandable manner so that YOU will re-
member her every word-just what IL the
cause Of your unha ppiness and how to over
como It. You may be annoyed Ivy ttranGe
spells. unnatural influences. She tells you
how to overcome them She will tell you
HOW TO BECOME REUNITED TO YOUR
LOVED ONE. Her advice on business, real
estate. speculations, love, marriage. court
ship. divorce is considered absolutely reN-
The Washington times., 1916-04-19
FOR SALE-MiSCELLANEOUS

HOUSEHOLD furniture for sale cheap. Cali
evenings after Wednesday. ~ Shepherd
st Il
REMOVAL SALES per cent discount ON all
goods. JOHNSON'S. Reds. Bedding. Dress-
ers and Chiffoniers). 1919 II ST. y. r. New
goods only.
The Washington times., 1916-04-19
BULLETIN OF AVAIL ABLE OPPORTUNITIES

Detailed information concerning following opportunities
De secured free of charge upon application TO
BUREAU OF INFORMATION, UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT.
- OF LABOR, s01 MILLS BUILDING
EEee SOSTS and sng ssIdsn and T
Unless that all
permanent naturs
WON
The Washington times., 1916-04-19
Marriage Licenses.
Deatha.

Robert Mills and Angel Belle lee.
Burnett H. Parker and Carlcne r. Roh1sOn
The Washington times., 1916-04-19

N0-26. Warren Co. One married man. mid
dle-aged preferred for general farm work
Amy ES, except German. Man with lim-
tied knowledge OF gasolene Engines pre-
ferred. No objection TO child. Tr, adv.
from Washington and deducted. $40 Pm,
BAL Work for wife NJ cooking and laun-
DOMESTICS.
District Of Coldml'
s67-71ss. Washington, d. c. One single
woman for general housework, including
$50 pm. B& l. No Tr. Usual hours
Washing gton. ID. c. One single woman for
general housework. Any Es. SIS Pm. BAL.
Virginia.
G0-1l9T Alexandria Co. one single woman
Cwhite) for general housework. so PM
and home. Usual hours.
The Washington times., 1916-04-19
FARM WORK.
MARYLAND.

Maryland.
H0-sl6b. Montgomery Co. Dne single or
married man without children for market
ing country produce in city (Ford trucnD.
Serman preferred. Other Es. No colored.
Es necessary: Some exp. Work for wife
BL&w. 49,
So-s22t. Talbot Co. One married and one
single man for general farm work. Any
might take couple. Tr. adv. and deducted.
For married, so pm with advancement, II
worthy. HGF&M Work for wife washing
Pm. BAL.
NJ-1@. Prince George Co. One married
man TO work farm on half shares. Tenant
t0 furnish team, implements and labor
broom house, garden nnd fuel. Could keep
or cows, chickens, hogs for own use
owner supplies one-half seed wheat
The Washington times., 1916-04-19
TELLS YOUR NAME

She SEES EVERY ONE IRRESPECTIVE
OF COLOR OR CONDITION. You viii i.uNer
regret YOUR visit to her. She asks no fee
in advance and YOU paw nothing uiless you
get the information and advice YOU wish.
For a short time READINGS ONE DOLLAR
up. II a. m. to y. m. doors n )fth OF %
st. Remember the number. Cut out for fu-
ture reference.
7O5 EIGHTH ST. N, w.
The Washington times., 1916-04-19

Mrs. VIII Branan. of New Orleans, Is
one of the delegates to the d. A. r.
Congress. She is at the Richmond
Hotel Mrs. Branan Is well known in
Washington. and Is the recipient of
number of minor hospitalities. Before
her marriage she was Miss Caroline
Gambler, of Georgia.
The Washington times., 1916-04-19
Has House Guest.

Miss Frances Louise Evarts has as
her house guest this week Miss Mildred
Newcomb Wilson. Miss Wilson. who is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
A. Wilson. of New York, and the grand
daughter of Mrs. Newcomb and the
late Rear Admiral Simeon L. Newcomb,
OF this city, is visiting in Washington
during her spring vacation from CO.
lumbia University.
The Washington times., 1916-04-19

r. Ambrose Clark. of westbury. L.
l., who played in the polo tournament
teresting arrivals there of yesterday
were Mr.. and Mrs. Hale Holden, of
Chicago: Charles 8. Wheeler, OF San
Francisco: Mr.. and Mrs. j.. G. Griffin.
OF Mexico. ana Mrs. George Murchmore,
OF Summit. n j.. who is here for the
-. A. r. Congress.
The Washington times., 1916-04-19
FOR RENT-GARAGE

90 ID ST. ~. w.-New brick yaraxe. roo
for cars: entrance on 3rd ST., SIS per .
The Washington times., 1916-04-19
Young Morganthau Here.

Henry Morganthau. jr., son OF the
American ambassador to Turkey, whose
marriage took place at New York Mon
day afternoon, arrived in Washington
with his bride last evening. They are
at the willard. Mrs. Morganthau was
Miss wilnor Joan Fatman, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Fatman.
The Washington times., 1916-04-19
EDUCATIONAL

WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF CHIRoPRAc-
eourse commences April q, ends June 2.
The Washington times., 1916-04-19
DEATHS

Tuesday, April IS 1915, at
OF John Marbury. In the eighty ninth year
Of her age.
Services from her late residences. Thurs
day. April 90 at 3 d. m.
The Washington times., 1916-04-19
FOR RENT-STORES

DRUGGISTS. tailors. grocers. bakers, DELI
catessen and others. several modern cor
ner stores: central ocatious; very low rents.
PHILLIPS CO.. $50 John Marshall place. .
to 1880 a. M. 20 t:3o D m
The Washington times., 1916-04-19
HORSES AND VEHICLES

OUR woven rugs are guaranteed years.
carpets cleaned ana secured. OLD LAUs
REL ECLIPSE. SOo-Sn 10th o.. 8. W. n. Gs.,d
The Washington times., 1916-04-19

DRUG BUSINESS-Located in anest health
resort in North Carolina; favorable terms;
reply quick. BOX go. Times orice.
The Washington times., 1916-04-19
New York Visitors.

Mrs. John Worthlngton Dorsey. OF
New York, is in Washington for a few
days, and Is at the Shoreham.
Mrs. Morris Underhill. Miss S. +
hidden and Miss +. e. Hidden. Mrs
Grave Ackermann. Miss Ackermann
Miss Grave. and Nine. de Tavara are
other New Workers. in Washington fol
the Easter season. They also are a
the Shoreham.
The Washington times., 1916-04-19

COL ROAD. l2S6-Doubie and single rooms:
modern house; gentlemen preferred. Co. ec1s.
1919 MASS. AVE N w.-Nicely furnished
rooms with board: central location. N ssel.
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which at the next preceding general election poIled Tor
it's candidates representative in congeas at least
tan per cent entire cast for that onice II the
state
If vas no isfnterested Concern for the Convenience
OF enbcrsof small political grops that aetnated me
senators tier stand for three per cent
Limitation Tie lover figure barred
brethren higher
nothing more less than narrowly partisan playIon
the pai ofhe Democratic senator's looking to the
the Progressive party organization in the
state Itreally is worth while for the Democratic
leaders or newspapers to indulge in any more mock.
heroics E1ong that line events they should read
IN bit on the history OF their party action
before getting the Democratic animal into too rigid
pose The sole protector guaranor and guardian ad
Item, of all Socialists, Prohboniss and even OF such
extinct political species as the Progressves The COM
plete reunion Republican forces which has come about
would have rendered the fight this point in the pr
mary Jaw made by the Democratic senators utterly fu
tile il they had won SO far any partisan advant
age is concerned; and it will be hard for them to get
much undeserved credit altrustic attempt to pro-
tec the Socialist and Prohbitionst organizations, in
view of the Democratic record illustrated in the
French primary bill.
So fa as Governor Hatfeds relation to the matter
is concerned it is secret that he and his particular
friends Ia the legislature favored the enactment OF the
Kcm bill substantially had been drafted by sugges
ton OF the governor himself The primary law finally
enacted the outcome OF compromise Of conflicting
views, as the with the revenue bill enacted IN
the spac.al session. The primary law undoubtedly has
some defects will need to be oyerhauled by subse
quent legislatures its weaknesses developed by
actual trial of It's working The requirement OF five
percent vote as condition Of participation by minor
parties IN the primary instead of three two one ten
of twenty-five per limit certainly far from
being vital departure from correct principles some
Of the democratic critics Of the would apparently
wish us to believe If 1t s Of those critics SHOULD
come forward with explanation relative to that ten
per cent provision Of the French bill in the Legislature
OF 1911--Charleston Post.
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P'L]I..AINVIEW.

Miss MattI Conley spent Friday at.
ternoon with Mrs. George Riggleman.
h Miss Go1dte Smith, who has been
working In Pennsylvania, returned
John c. shaffer. o. Bethlehem.
spent Sunday with his fat r.in.law,
Henry Riggl 7, !, !
N Dale Rigglamang and Leonidas Y Col.
Inns spent Sunday afternoon with Mar
tin Riggleman: -
George Riggleman spent SATURDAY
night, and Sunday with his aunt, MIS-,
Anna Turner. N III Il u
B PAU Collins and George Rigglet.
man attended the intertainment ct the
Gum Spring school house Friday
night. Y. ~ = g,
MS Our school teacher, James D. Hu..
Der, has two weeks \ Of school yet!
which will finish up this term:
Lon RigEleman issunloa ding . car
nd of fertilizer at Independence.
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RUFF STUFF.
BY RED.
Girls driving nails look like black
smiths crocheting.

Girls driving nails look like black
smiths crocheting.
How many miles does the fire chief
get out of the city's car while ne Is
riding to and from his home three
times day with passengers?
The only difference between squash.
ing and quashing indictments Is that
when writing it the IS" is omitted.
A show with title For a Woman's
Fair Name" sounds nickle noyel-hke
No change at the Coffey House.
Well, there has not been any there
for some time. We are running On
high. Did you get it?
Madame" said the butcher to the
woman who asked If there was any
tender steak in the shop, this steak
is SO tender you won't even have to
chew. There has been but one Wash
ington.
Last night H. L. Smith held meet
ing in school house at Pharoah's Run.
Times 21st.
meeting at Ferrell's Run.-Ttmes
Second guess is right,
New owners don't know what to
do with the Coffey House. Why not
sell sandwiches too?
b4sH go
From supervisor to general super.
intendent not a bad jump II It didn't
happen to be q reporters dream.
After reaching the jail he became
ambitious and tried to whip Constable
Connors but failed and went to sleep
later with a headache behind the bars.
Times.
That drunk named Nunyer Bizness
evidently belives In freedom OF the
barley.
Put all the pieces Of news together
and you'll get season ticket to the
Raise.the.Price theatre.
S%+ &f
Getting a place to board and then
robbing it is not new but 1t slipped
our mind the last time we were up
against it.
Round as d barrel are new dancing
f-ocks.-Fashion Note.
We feared It would come to barrels
before long.
With Julian Steady back in the city
It looks cloudy for Spring;
Spring here-time to send your wife
home and look for an affinity.
~
villa ahead Of PershIng, CarranZa
behind Pershing. Privately speaking
Pershing Is in a devil Of place to in
sist on the Mexicans doing much.
Must have been crap shooting yisi.
tors here lately. Five firenen got
their cut yesterday.
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METZ Y ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Brand, OF Downs. was
visiting the latter's brother, ]. B.
Campbell, over Sunday.
Miss Gail Grant, of Fairmont, was
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Terrell
Monday.
Mr.. Powell, OF Fairview, was in this
place Monday on business.
Mrs. Edward Boutwell, and son, Har-
ry, were in Wheeling Monday.
Laura Campbell. Marie Boer and
Marguerite Mcconnell were calling on
Mrs. Lizzie Shackelford, OF Manning
ton, Sunday.
L. j. Mcmillan was a business Wis.
tor in this place Monday.
The pie social given by the Metz
high school was quite a success. Ev-
erybody reported a good time.
Miss Birdie Ferrell, of Fairmont, Is
visiting her father H. C. Terrell.
The. Prospective Oil Co. vel on the
Ia. Wise farm came in dry in the
Big 1njun. They will drill to the 80
feet.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Htbb was in
Fatrmont Monday.
The little son Of David Motifs, who
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WEDNESDAY, EVENING, MARCH %, 1916.
4.MIl,IIi.El!RICA FIRST
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ISSUE.

aIt1Ei@lVlOFtLEINSI11S 4NoO1.
BREAINs Democratic papers and other critics Of the
Hatfield administration have tried to make capital
6ptEof the socaled "disfranchisement" of the So
Progressive and Prohtbonst groups alleged to
be etfscteds by the primary law That law defines
apolical party In such terms employed for sim
uar purpose in practically all the states which have
ndppedSt statewide primary plan In order to partic
party, the organization desr'
ing exercise that privilege have poed certain
the total vote cast at the next preceding
general election That percentage varies from one to
the average in all the states is we'll above
sheTatsYreluireds in the West Virginia law.
Fot example, the Alabama requirements, as well as
that twenty-five cent Colorado, Idaho,
Ohio. Warrington and Wyoming fix the requirement at
per cent. Minnesota, New Jersey and West Virginia
IA IL i've percent California New Hampshire and
require only three per cent Illinois, Iowa
and y1yana require two cent and Maine and
Wisconsn put the figure low cent. In all
the means Of limiting the number OF parties
the primary is adopted but it has never
been that any voter is thereby disfranchised
Since seems to be certain quarters dtspost
ton the Hatfield administration" with some
motive in putting over" bill contain.
Ing cent requirement instead Of the three per-
cent for by Democrats In the state
well to call attention to the fact that
the bill introduced in the senate
By Senator Kein Senate Bill No. 12 fixed the require
mem Sper cent in the Pennsylvania statute.
Fuhermofe las illustrating the nsincerty of the pres.
emf champion of the rights Of voters
aated the minor parties it is interesting to turn
back toB.heS Democratic primary bill introduced in the
Senator French, contend
ers thssgear for the Democratic nomination for gov
efpt Here the definition Of political party taken
from thes French bill:
~ political shall be taken to be an affiliaon Of
electors representing political party organization