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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-24
Rellaire Briefs.

Mrs. J. H. Law'r"" entertained tho
members Of the WcstminiSter class or
the first Presbyterian church last even
ins at her home on Belmont street.
The funeral Of Mrs. David Wiley. VINO
died Mt her home ut klec. took place
YESTERDAY afternoon from the nome OF
her brother, William AcIonaid on Rose
Hill. Intcruent WAS made IN lilSa
Ridge cenlstery. ,a
A meeting OF the officers AMI teachers
NJ the First Presbyterian Sunday Schooi
win be held Wednesday evening at S:S9
o'clock. III,
tain with a euchrc party at Turner hall
Friday e-eninS. The public IL invited
20 attend. r.,;.,a
Presbyterian church rendered banquet
last night to Kcv. ". 2. McC"rmLck'
who leaves soon fox las Moines. Iowa,
issued invitations for Halloween
party to be held next Saturday evening
at her home. III,
Members Of the Variety club will
meet some evening this week 10 for
mulate plans for L biz Haltow" On party
TO be held at the home ~ one nt the
members.
Charles Robinson Of Guernsey str""1.
has returned from visit with TRENDS
George HAYS has returned % s..
Clairsville after Il visit with relatives
here.
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new ARREST BRINGS
MORE DETAILS OF The
BLACKMAILINC PLOT

NEW YORK. Oct. @&.--F'uriher
details of the operations OF the al
legged countrywide "bllctmAll SEadl-
cate" which the authorities assert Was
conducted in connection with the
Mann White Slave Act, were disclosed
here tonight when the charges
against James a. Brown, q restaurant
owner of Brooklyn, arrested Saturday
night, were made public. formal
complaint accusing Brown of being
a fugitive from justice from New
Jersey, alleged that he. Edward Don
ohue and William Butler imperson-
Rted government officers 1T Auanuc
City on September 30. 1915 80 as to
defraud certain person whose name
at the present time is withheld Tor
public policy
Chief Onley. OF the New York Of
flee OF the Department OF Justice, salo
tonight, that he had information that
several alleged blackmailers had
CLEANED up" $21.500 in Atlantic City.
Brown will be arraigned tomorrow
before United States Commissioner
Houghton Donohue and Butler are
held in Ton0s prison awaiting trial
on similar charges.
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NEWS BRIEFS

AT The meeting nj HE Wheeling
Rotary club today preliminary plans
will be made for the organization 10
attend meeting Of the Pittsburgh
Rotary club this fail.
Arrangements wlll i". rnaI. At the weekly m"e''
lux Of ilr Wheeling latar; Iiuh ir day at n""h :"
30 operate with The local ladies III PROVIDING "n'"IHH-
lilies :" 5i,s the visiting delegates attending tho
Wrst Virginia Fo,l"r.tnu rr W"ncn'S t'hihs. '"u'
1bUiiI the city. Fridav.
1t was reported last ,Geht tina; y large nu',NT
Of tickets hay" hrrn Sold The p:rcaa Rico r"catI
Thursday r,rnimg ihr Elks' auditorium. E;'" las
sung all Eut"G" ard Is said 10 I've III" m'S'
gifted has>r slue,r N IL" wrrsl to-day.
Judge X. NJ. Addi"man viii convene
the November term Of circuit court III
Brooke county, November h.
complaints of entertainments On
sidewalks ut various places about me
city will likely b" taken brt"r" the
board Of control within thr next f""
days.
William Herman. u lad picked up
hy 'puli,.r WAS rrlcHsrd yesterday. ii"
vas recently plr"led in r"nmecti"n with
= Inert for which Glyd" Alien is scrr-
ing tim" in the state prison.
-- Ross Myers. i cnlurr'l boy employ
-! as Il driver fog the lI"iiier Hardware
COMPANY. whS arrested yesterday on
ri,urge Of stealing goods from his en-
players. lie will get Il hearing before
squire Il. G. Hobbs.
t hirf LnJland has asked tn" police
ot surrounding towns Ia look for II. NJ.
Wallace who has been missing from his
home in this city since October :. Rel
ativcS fear he met with foul play.
Judge \. g. Dayton of tn" federal
court dismissed IN" jury yesterday I'M
til Wednesday morning III ]" O'Clock.
Their, was nothing Ia com" up before
The court Yesterday excepting tn" sign
ing IN order aui huri2ing III eremnval Of
DR.. Y. W. Whitman To Omaha. Nth.
"A deed was filed yesterday, con-
vrying u valuable farm of l4u acres
ON tn" Bethany turn pii". from William
Connolly Sr IL William Connolly, Jr.
Thirty aliens who recently passed
the preliminary examination here 1" be-
come American citizens cannot vote at
the election next month. rs they anti
cipRted, but must wait until the Ginal
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STEAMER SUNK AND
SIXTEEN DROWN

NEW ORLEANS, La, Oct. 23.-Six-
teen members of the crew of the
steamer L. Edward Hines, including
Captain +. NJ. Mckeige, Jr., of New
York, were drowned when the steamer
was sunk In the Caribbean sea, IS
miles east Of Belize British Honduas,
in the tropical hurricane on Oct. Il,
according to wireless message re-
ceived here today from its Belize
agents by the Otis Manufacturing
company, which had the steamer
under charter. Only three members
of the crew were saved, the message
state.
The Hines sailed from New Orleans
Oct. 7, with cargo of lumber for
Cristobal and had not been heard from
since Oct. IL.
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American Guaranteed Paint
AT Factory Price
Morgan S = Grocery Stores
Ferry on the Map.

instead IF This world il ras;ina
crazy" one is prone 10 believe that "'rhS
town is football crazy" according 10 the
gossip which is h~in% spread around
town as tho result "r the WONDERFUL
work that is being dome Ivy the homo
boys. III start with. thcs" gents who
play under tine lHIrr IT the Mart ins
Ferry Athletics. simply made & name
f"r themselves last sunday as the result
"r III" game they played against the
latriciau$ ni Youngstown. And the
good lining ahUut It is. that the YnunSs-
town lads wore al! college men with i
reputation of worthy mcnlinn and that
oar boys Oulplayrd them right On their
own grounds, too.
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BALLOT CERTIFIED

HARRISBURG, Pa, Oct. 2s.-The Of
fetal ballot for the November election
was certified today In all Of the Counties
In the state for printing. 1t contains
electoral tickets for Democratic. Repub-
lican. Socialist, Prohibition and Indus
trialist parties and blocks for the nom
partisan supreme Court ticket and for
United States senator. Congressman 1T
Large. State Treasurer and Auditor Gcu-
eral and senatorial. Legislative and mine
inspector candidates where such are "a
he elected
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SR. o. U. a. NJ. TO CHANGE NAME

CHARLESTON, ". Va, Oct. 2".-Ihe
lame of IN" senior order of Culted Am
cricnn Mechanics will he changed next
y"Hr [" "Drd"r "t United American
A"n. officials at III" ORDER were ~ In
formed today. wh"u il became known
that Il recent referendum Tutc Is razor
able to Ihr new Mania. The change was
advised (" nhviate ia" impression ihat
thu order is Il trade union Of mechanics
rather than a fratcrnal body. The new
name will be formally adopted at the
national council NJ the order which Will
IN, held in harrisburg. Pa. ncNl August.
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HEARS CLAIM FOR BANK.

RICHMOND. Va, oct. 23.--Nirginta
today presented its claims for one or
the w"lvc farm loan banks. before the
Federal Farm Loan Board, which held
the first If its series Of hearings IN me
south. Arguments in faOr Of Virginia
grnrrally. and Of Petersburg and Nor
folk were heard. Richmond is support.
ing the claims Of Raleigh. y. c. out or
courtesy for North Carolina ald 70
This city in securing one OF the lcderat
reserve banks. Members Of the board
loft III midnight for Raleigh. where q
hcariu., will be- held tomorrow.
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TO SUPPORT CARRANzA.

AIEN1CO CITY. Oct. 23-More than a
hundred of the most prominent generals
and other leaders who have been actiEr-
" associated III the revolution. many
of whom came from long distances. met
today Mt the home Of General Pablo
Gonzales. and formed Il political party.
IN robircts Of which it is stated are 10
unity NIL elements Of the chnstlu iona .
list party and support the cahdlnaSE OIL
I;rucraI Carrnnza for the presidency.
Among those who attended were Gcncr-
ais Ohrcgon, Gonzales. Benjamin Hill
AguiIlAr, Ccsnrin Castro and francesca
fiusS.
The project Of the party. which was
made known by G"ncrai ti"n%tirS' was
en-, husiastiralIy accepted hy all those
present.
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bELLAIRE:
Republicans to Meet Tonight.

A meeting % tIis rpupiican coinn!!t-
tee Will hc held This evening II the iSS-
publican headQ uart.rS II the city oult"-
ing at which plans will q" cuuip!.tcu
-ssSr th,. big raj is t. br held in this city
Thursday .:vcnIng. United states Sena-
tor Warren q. Harding will be the prla-
cipal speaker, and several other pr"inl-
ncnt msr III the ranks ~ thc Republican
party wilt deliver addresses.
II is expected ,u;It i :IrS': crowd VIZ!
attend the meeting which Will ." held
in th.. Elk Gr;lMd Theatre y p;S street
demons tr:iiou will he held III which
several brass bands and uuch rsd lire
will play an important part.
Mr.. Harding will arrive IN bcllatre
from, the west Thursday evening az ,
o'clock. tIe will br MT by committee
ard esrnr,,.1 10 the - lui.e hotci where he
Will be rendered Il reception By tn" To-
pubEr;,uS ut Biiairc and lienont county.
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Police Court.
J.H. IN GORE, JeweIer
MARTINS FERRY, o.
All Kinds of Repairing Oono
Watches a Speciality
Decorating Committee Busy.

Working hard in order that their part
OF the work III Tn" great celebration
this week will TIE complete. the dccorat-
ing committee last night succeeded in
SiringinE remnants along Fourth and
Hanover streets ANA decorating several
stores with black and gold hurting.
The city has begun t. look as. though
something is really going IL happen. aud
by the end of the week it is thought
that the old town will look like &h"
never looked hcf"r" This commit lrr
requests MI Residents To decorate their
huncS.
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RESERVED Seats on Sale.

I..o;,. of this city who purchased
tickets FOR the lecture course III MAI tats >
Ferry, will notice that reserved Senis
rnr H.. first attraction will b@ on sale
49,. tin.rc.s drug store, in Martins Ferry
AZ O'clock next Thursday morntHs'
1.;,.,. MAY obtain the seats by telG-
nhnuiug. The first Number. whlcn VIII
appear next FRIDAY In thH NastinS .t ~,
ana PLAYERS and a high class entertain
rnrut IS i certainty.
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ARMY EmpIoYEEs WARNED

SAN FRANCISCO. al. oct. =
t-ivilfar employees OF tho western depart
ment Of the United States ARM were
warned today in 4 bulletin signed BY
Major General !. franklin Bell. COM
nan6ar of the department. not 70 tax"
mari in the national ,,lltical campaign
bevond the expression Of private opinion
and voting Solicitation or polltica!
funds, il was said. rendered the SoIicitoc
liable to criminal prosecution.
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MRS. cARRANZA IN q. S.

LAREDO. TCT.. n"t. 2".--Ars. Venus
tiano tnrr:lnZa her two daughters and
Mrs Alyar0 DhrrGon who arrived ut
Nunvo Laredo yesterday from Mexico
city. crossed the h"rr!"r into the United
states h..rr today. l. * undorSi "od the
pari% will remain h"rr several DAYS.
Will, here il Wa stalled tonight, Mrs.
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z,oo1o Tournament Again.

Not bcing sfltishod w!,n DOING Ic-
fcatcd onc". ;hr omega chapter OF me
nI,bo - Fraternity Of this city. Gung
arnthcr challenge nj he Eta chapter or
Martins Ferry last night and tho ch2l-
Iengs was accepted with pleasure by
fhn Ferrians. The locals state that
thev have reJuvenatcd and wiIi mana
their Ferry brothers a d"cISiFH ""'i"P-
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Sn,,th School Wins.

Fans. vnf should have seen the South
school football team clean upon tho
Central team yesterday afternoon At
League Park ia t." tune of In. II
Was one Of The most interesting games
'.vrr played between SrHd" students ana
IN. WAY those kids played would make
= high school star. an Athletic hero or
n North End wonder. blush with shame.
rh"y will clash again in the near fu-
lllrr,
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za,d 70 common Pleas Court.

Last evening in Squir" .lunklu court
,rorv Toymau who was arrested NeStcr-
flay In Wheeling for stahhns John ST.
n,Hn last Thursday evening At Tho Rev
mann Packing Company employee
blowout at stop 10. wa& gwen II mar
irv nnI ,y,S held over to the common
Mas ,.nrri 10 III" sum Of S%hn. He was
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MARTINS FERRY
Sheet Mill Idle.

Thu lower three mills of the Whitaker
GilesSnnr plant. were knocked Out or
commission yesterday morning when a
cylinder cracked and forced the engine
to shut down. Ii is thought that ii will
take a week or ten days TO make re-
pairs.
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Errt Siitt visited his brother Walter
at Marietta college over the week end.
Robert TeaSdale returned home yes
reriay from GAINESVILLE.
Sheriff Clyde Bulger was in the city
Yesterday on business.
Several from here attended Il Demo.
cratic meeting in Wheeling last evening.
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paaa,.ved Seats on Sale.

Ersnr,,.L seats for thu first attrac-
ton 81 the lrrtur" course will hr IN
sale next Thursday morning at s o'clock.
rh. Hawaiian singers and Players VIII
auI,n;tr her" next Friday. marking tho
"pcuiug ut the course for Tins year.
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examination next May. \ special pro-
vision IS mad" in the naturalization law
relative to president inl election years.
---Sprrial "Wednesday evening ser
vices ara held III til" First Presbyterian
church r"cry week ht Srvcn-lhirty. The
,.huurS choir will sing and the pastor;
IIr- L'l:,llLr nmrtnr Trrry. will speak.
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Arrested on Serious Charge.

James Isenour, local young man, WAS
arrested yesterday afternoon on Scri-
Gus charge and is now confined to the
city Jail to await results. Victor keh-
rer, prominent attorney has been chosen
to defend Isenour. The latter will be
EiNcn g hearing today.
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Triadelphia Next.

nn,,', c-jve up yet. fans. FOR Eridgeport
-, ,ro,tin. tired of stacking up against
t"sIns and being forced to leave the
Hsid Of battle a loser. Nexl saturday
afiernnon the High pigskiu chasers Will
do their darndeSt 10 bring nome lne
bacon :pr III" first time when they hooS
III. With rriadNimhia Nt.
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ToHea SuDOer.

\ coffee supper will be- given next
Thursday evening in the st. fa9l
Lutheran, church hy the men or mat
congregation.
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T, F. Work Will Re Hera

Martins Ferry people arc anxiously
waiting for Sunday afternoon to come
for at that time. upcrintendent L. e.
York. nf the Nlassilon schools, will give
the principal speech. marking the laying
OF tho cornerstone for the new munich
pal building. Mr.. York who was for
merly superintendent Of the schools In
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High School Tackles wensburg.

Having more confidence in themselves
as the result of the decisive beating
which they gave Salem last Saturday.
the Martins Ferry Iii warriors are now
down TO hard work for their next con-
test with Wellsburg next Saturday at
that place
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BRIDGEPORT
WALTON Sopholnores.

Yesterday afternoon the FRESHMEN
~ tie High school defeated the Snpho-
,,,,,rrx ~ III. tune OF Isl. AT II" stage
Of tic game were the Sophs reHnE III
,I,rre,. ind the EreSiies continually car
,.i'.T Ii,c nirskiu into the opponents ter
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American Guaranteed Paint
At Factory Price
Walters Hardware co. 80 helfttot' 81
Eo1f Holiday.

Pupils of the Bciia;rH public s>h9o:s
will enjry q half holiday next Friday.
rho public. school Will ~. dish! used ut
noon in order to give the teachers an
opportunity 70 attend the annual meet
ing OF the Ohio Valley Round Iaole at
Wheeling. \ number OF the TEACHERS
are arranging t. attend.
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American Guaranteed Paint
At Factory Price
Fred Cook, Bridgeport, ONO
r.IoaYn ents Torn.

While crankiuG his automobile yes
tardnv, Albert Harper had the ligaments
Of his right hand torn when the enSine
backfred. Til" injury Is giving M"
fnrn the mrmher is completely well. Dr.
S,:hulenberg Is attending him.
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Notice North Ends.

Members If rhr North End football
team are requested ia report for prHc-
tie" This evening AZ league park, i'll pro
,,arat ion f"r their coming contest with
l!sr Marietta college, reserves next Snt-
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this city. has done wonders while in
Massillon. the high school alone having
risen from the $50 nark until 1T present
there are nearly 700 students enrolled.
Police Court.
Alexander Morgan. who was arrested
on L charge of indecent exposure. was
tined So and costs yesterday morning
by thr mayor. ,;rant Niguuu was given
line Of $lI and costs for drunk and
uisordcrly. Roth failed to pay and will
re taken To st. Gainesville today unless
they settle up by that time.
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For Fire Insurance
See Workman
workman Funeral Today.

W OTAIIItE1 Z W-Kc@tl4 = 0<S<S'
Th., fuirr;lt ~ N;t"i> N"rkntiH'. M"i1
known EouN& man. go VIZ n''l''. ~ -
c.lG1,f srou.- in ~. Webb 9lin". SaiHr-
tlav afternoon. vii! t,N" i'ia". iu'i'tS
services will 10. ,'uusiicr"u at ;i'c n"il''
nf his parents 1t NIpi"t"n s""th 81
the city. ut n""". int"rnrnL WIZ re
made III that place.
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SUFFERED WITH
ECZEMA 8 MONTHS
All Over Face, Neck and Body. Broke
Out in Blisters, Could Get No
Sleep for Itching.
HEALED BY CUTICURA
SOAP AND OINTMENT

''For about eight months ! suffered
from bad form n( eczema all over my
lace and neck, and i, was soon all over
my holy. 1t first broke out IN hIisters
and then n1yskin became inAamcd in red
splashes all over my body. | could get
no sleep for the itching and irritation,
and was compelled 10 scratch. My
clothes stuck 10 my skin and my face
was in such an awful fix | was ashamed.
"a SAW Cuticura Soap and Ointment
advertised and purchased a box OF
Cuticura Ointment and bar Of Cuticura
Soap. When used three boxes OF
Cuticura Ointment and two bars OF Cut,.
cura Soap was healed completely.
iSigncd) Miss Susie Reed, Route !,
Baugh. Tenn, April II, 1915.
Sample Each Free by Mail
With :57-p. Skin Book on request. Ad-
lress postcard: "Cuticura, Dept. !,
Boston" Sold throughout the world.
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CaranZa will attend the wedding of her
niece. Miss Guadalupe Salines, 70 Samuel
g. alexander. q nlantatian owner near
mere. The wedding will take place We'd
neSday.
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Bridgeport Briefs.

taken to the city building and unless he
puts up bond TO that amount, he Will
h.. taken to St ClairSViilS.
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Wilson on Labor

T. anaG partisan OF the open shop,
Woodrow Wilson. (900)
1.-THE class formed by the labor organizations and
formidable enemy equality and bctcrment
Of oprortunty.' Woodrow Wilson, (90L)
Labor unions drag the highest man to the Level Of ~
lowest Woodrow Wilson. (903D
usual standard abolrr day
Give asl he his
Wilson. Q9O9)
These are the convictions of a Presidential candidate
when he in public ieWhen he was running tor
office--When he was looking for votes
They are the expressions of Scholar the teacher Of
political economy the writer of textbooks and HISTORIES
Not the hasy l-consdered opinions of an underg radu
ate but the deliberate reasoning of seasoned mnd0f
university head.
These are the views that Woodrow Wilson held when he
was preparing thousands of young for their admins
ratNe responsibilities forming their judgement upon the
relations between employer and employee fulfilling his unc
ton of Interpreter and advisor toward countless students
who have since engaged business for themselves become
executive heads organizations teachers turn for
another generation of future employers OF labor.
These are the opinions which he held when he did
expect hold office when did not advantage him to
press any other Opinions
Woodrow Wilson did not claim to become friend in
need to labor until he had need of abos friendship for his
reelection.
Because this typical of the man-because it is
impossible know what he really believes how long he
will continue believe anything he claims to beevebecause
he is inconsistent and ndecsveWe oppose his reelection
Independents
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Hughes on Labor

'Thcrc arc some who regard organized labor
of strife and of difficulty regard it as
fine for the improving OF the conditions Oh
the workineman Charles E.. Hughes (l9Oo)
1.-The mission of labor organizations IS one Oh the
finest that any organization of men could guard >
Charles f. Hughes. (19o6)
lie the greatest friend of labor laws that ever
occupied the governors chair He signed hfry-slx labor
laws third of all passed in the state since l(|'j,
among them many the best enacted IN this OF any
other He urged the enactment OF labor laws IN MS
messages % the legislature, going far as to de-
mand labor law extra Human rights mas
astcadast and sympathetic uphoder IL the new JUSTICE
n. Y. Legislative Labor News. (l9lo)
These are not new opinions from the Republican candl-
date nor a recent estimate concerning him.
Hughes recorded his stand labor when candidate
for office but as governor of New York to retire from
political life to become Justice of the Supreme Court OF the
United States where he expected to remain for the rest OF
his life.
They were the convictions of Charles E. Hughes on the
eve Of Joining the highest tribunal in America, court OF
last resortat time and in situation when no possible ad-
vantage could accrue to him from any public expression
No estimate of his fitness to fill the office of President
with fmnes fairness and JUSTICE can be stronger than the
above comment from review OF his governor by
the organ of the New York State Federation of Labor
He has no need to talk---he has done.
He said what he believed then-he believes what he
said. now.
Therefore we support the candidacy and the convictions
of Charles Hughes.
organization of Republicans and
~ Cochran Treas,2 43rd Street, New York City.