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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-08-27
HUGHES PICKED
AS WINNER By
VICTOR BERGER
Wisconsin Socialist Says i
Election Were Held Now
Republicans Would Win.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Aug. 26.-Vic-
tor H. Berger, Socialist candidate for
Congress in the Fifth district who
Is on an auto trip in the state, is ac-
credited with an Interview in Wau-
sau in which he said Hughes looks
like a winner for the presidency.
"lf the election were to be held to-
morrow" Mr.. Berger is quoted as
saying, 1T is my opinion Hughes
would sweep the country. He Is max
ing a splendid campaign and Is grow
ing in popularity. No one knows, how
ever, what the next three months will
bring forth.
"FIc looks like a winner anyway,
for he has the united support Of the
Rcublcans, the Progrcssives, the
women and the German Democrats.
lie will carry every state where wom-
en- vote"
Many Aid La Toilette.
Louis A. Fons, Milwaukee, has with
drawn as a member of the state cam
pagn committee named at the pro-
M
yadioon on Tuno % IN hoost the La
Toli"t,o' rtat,on oiato tic,ct Mr.,
r o,a,, bas sonI = ,ot,or IN chairman W
c '' Con n Pacino declaring he he
, u, tbn progrossiyee ehond SIM
,,a a, w. ,frcntorn ror govornor and
. pD,' ho ;s Ioing CO "
az Contrthrtiong IN lhc Ia Toilette cam
n,im fund orn far in exccss OF cypen-
6;,1ros ,", accordinr ,n thn sctcmcnt of
r He II Crownbort In FoIIcttc manager,
gioI in Er,dison IIo rrnorts cyocnscs
~ SoGo and contributions Of Sl2ll.
" Chairman s Gwidice of the Wis
consin stato r.ntraI Democratic com
o ,,i,,o" said no commiitro had spcnt
%c"S nnd owod hnIg NJ S225 Tho com
,, XII 90, roooiyod in contrfhuttons the
n "',,' ~ sI0i1 "
~" Tbo .,hattorv or progressive sneak
ors1 odrcrtiscI hy CHARLES r. Crown
ha I =" ,nanagcr for senator La Fol
io,to as romfng to Wisconsin to
snr,t for thc senator has dwindlcd.
'p'"" ncniox J"'S Gaming.
Tho erst commencement was that
,inr, .,aakors wcro IA come During
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-08-27
OH, GERTRUDE!
Dear Little LaunCeIot Just
Couldn't Bear to Eat a
Green Cherry.

CLEVELAND, O., Aug. 26.-Gordon
Ruthonberg athletic soda dispenser of
downtown shop, reports a woman
customer ordered a combination style
raspberry kiss.
She sat down at the marble bar
holding a lap dog in her arms Doggy
was tiny beast about the proportions
of a moderately large cut Of porter
house steak. In this respect he bore
an inverse relation to the proportions
Of his mistress. She would have
tipped the scales at we'll over 200
pounds.
Ruthenberg deftly effected the COM
blnatlon of a half dozen ingredients
in the raspberry kiss and served is
with flourish, green cherry atop.
"But can you not put a red cherry
on III" inquired the woman anxious
". "Launcelot won't eat the green
one"
Iauneelot got the red one.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-08-27
NEEDLE SWALLOWED BY
BABY COMES OUT OF ARM

RICHMOND, Calf, Aug. ga nee
die, which was swallowed several
months ago by the infant son Of A. D..
Hurst has just been removed from the
childs arm by DR., w. Fraser The
first lntImatlon given the parents that
the child had swallowed the needle
was when he complained of pains in
his stomach.
The needle worked It's way through
the walls OF the child's stomach and
later was discovered prouudIng from
his left arm, The baby Is none the
worse for the experience.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-08-27
HEN MATCHES OUT AND
RAISES BROOD OF QUAIL

BEDFORD, Ind, Aug. ga son OF
Eliza Smith, when working in wheat
field, found QuaIl's nest containing
thirteen eggs. lie took the eggs to
his home and put them under a set
ting hen. The hen Matched them out.
Since then Biddy has raised them
with her other chicks and seems as
proud of them as though they were
her own kin.
She looks after them the same as
the others, feeding them grasshoppers,
etc, The little quail run to her when
she calls them and hover under her
at night the same as her own chicks
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-08-27
VILLAGE BLACKSMITH TO
TEACH TRADE IN SCHOOL

ELYRIA, O., August 26.-Al-
though he has no teachers
certificate, D, F, Ward black
smith, will teach the forging class in
Elyria's technical high school when
sessions are resumed this fall, Ward
will teach half day and work the
other half in his blacksmith shop. His
school teaching will pay him $50 a
month. That's about as much as a
regular teacher in the grades receives
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-08-27
WRITES WITHOUT HANDS.

ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. o. Ronder
Fuller. an inmate of the Home of In
curables-a mere boy may be a ste
nographer, although he has no arms
or hands. He has invented a way Of
writing on a typewriter by placing a
stick in his mouth and punching the
keys.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-08-27
Canine Plays Poker Remarka-
bly, Well, Drinks WhiSkey
and Talks.
CRr nAYIn 4. CrRTIS.l

Ol bDOuc 10 WIlltH llc! ""'"'''"'''
ferred as their homes. basseli be
ing a sheriff, sometimes ha0 o'N'Ial
duties which demanded ms presence
at different places at diflerch, times
and these duties he would attend 10
If he felt like doing 50, Even JAKE
Wnterbottom was understood TO nave
some mysterious hiding place OF NJ"
own 70 ~hlch he "oulu 20 loi P''i""I
OF repose at S"ch tlIIeS Do ~ ''"'
Hnu hotnlhg eISc 10 w. AIN,
owen Pepper was unP'o''1." ~"
any n&eu haDlla'' po.i's d ''%'s''''
man Oy pro- eSSioil, An" ',' w
peace htIeu rom P'a'e ~ pa 49,
culnstahces ulcla,eu, SI ,,., ha ,roa,,
ing IN ola man Tl'.iIl'" ""' V wa
lot any cohSiucraple 'In.' s"V ,,,. IN. ~,
occaSlonaIl! DFooueu oNI' ,"' ~, D"' dol 49,,
one nan open eyo n"eU va ,l, VIZ" ',I,.,..
way as Il eNpce'ant VI '0''''''''' .
suuueh entrance
Sometimes sole occupant
1t thus happened that Old man
Greenlaw would find himself occa-
sionally the sole occupant OF ms NJ
tie saloon in Arkansas Clly ne pc
ing the only person VINO was haru'E
ever known to leave the pace lor
moment Such sleep as even ne iouUu
indispensable he took at odd moments
in his faYorlte chair by me WINDOW
with his feet on the sill, ne was now
ever lSht sleeper al pest anu wan
Enou at 'he SiIShl'S. No'S''
cason, and having. in consequence,
nothing whatever to occupy his mind,
ne took advantage of the opportunity
10 settle himself for nap. Not for
long. however, did he slumbcr for the
door opened and stranger came in.
whereupon the old man rose promptly
and stepped behind the bar anticipat-
Ing the call for refreshments which
the stranger would presumably make.
He was not in error. The stranger,
as prompt as he, stepped up TO the
front OF the bar and leaning his ell
how on if pronounced the customary
formula
Tot,s 1iouor" no said and at the
sound 81 ,bc words a larpc dog that
wo" NJ Ioast in some mari Of The hound
,,or;ot,. ,,,,orod a sbort horl, and
sta ,,[ 'I ON hs hind LEGS mt his
Front naws on tho cdre Of the bar
and God w;tb wbat seemed an en-
rer r eynression on his face licking his
9bons and loolinr intently nj The old
man
n'H, r, plaza =, por
D"s A'sV l"N''S ! '"'' Il, ""'
The old man was not iona Oh uosS,
considering them non-productNe ana
aeedlessly expensive Moreover he
was inclined to resent ihe aetioh OF
TINS particular dos III pulunS ms
paws on the bar, but there was some
thing about the look on the dos race
that appealed to his sense OF huhioF
and Tor the moment ulsariIcu cruz
cism.
"Yo' dog pears to be monstrous
trienly," he said as he placed bot
lie and two glasses, where they would
be available for use.
He sho' be- said the stranger.
"Ara an him is side nardncrs. reck-
nm that tbar dawg'd give me the last
dollar he had il he had ii. But amt
W. an coin 10 line MS meant fo'
all hands 10 haro a drink together
whom n,nonnced tho invite. an vo' all
is Nn,v mr. ont ,wo glasses
"W3iil" so;d he old man in some
rrnris 80 "thoy aim on'y two on rs
u,p' 20 .,a,
1" w., ..,a 40 .,r,,,or
IL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25
BRlTT0N BESTS LEWIS.
AND CLAIMS THE TITLE

NEW ORLEANS, Ia, April '5.--Jack
Bti,,on of chicago. Monday nlsht claimed
the worlds wcl,crvciEM championship
when he was awarded referees decision
over Ted Lewis Of England n, tho end
~ twenty round bout irwis clalmcd
the title when he defeated Harry Stone
ot New Yofk In n bou, here last Feb.
fuPtl
The flrm Nns fat thrnurhru, cvrry
round. with LrWis ~ the defensive prac.
ti,sll, the entire time Hoslng author.
il'cF considered Lewis madc n rather
puot showing against the chicago flsnl
~ llrition kent NJ continuous full.
sgdc Of left ishs, rarely using his right
csccp, to follow M some NJ his most Of.
f,ctlyc blows In the cllnches. which
were tarc. nrlttun apparently outfousht
his opponent There were no knock.
downs
Lewis was credited with hu, one round.
IN, nineteenth Two rounds were ~.
sntdcd as even
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25
Price Raise
Pleaded For
Shirt Shine
Laundry Company Asks Cor
poration Commission to
Grant Increase.

Hearing On the application of the Okla
homa Operating company VI oklahoma
Clly for permission to ndynnrr he price
Of laundering shirts from ten cents i0
nflo"n cents vps conducted Lc'or" Jaok
1--we. chairman NJ the corporation com
mission. Tucsda, morning
The hearing lasted only few minute
lnrfeus" IN Nh" price ~ lnundr supplies
ana the fact thrt other lsundflrs boo IN,
rity AZ. charging from ten ~ tYosN
cents fnr shus vts he burden ~ the
testimony presented hI the company IN
support ~ iis request
The Oklahoma Operating company Z,
. combination ~ several ~ Nh, hfc'r
hundricr In the cts When u WIS ~.
grniI'i the commission itsucd an order
prohibiting II from advancing rhargrt
without consent NJ Tho oomm.s ion
IN" Increase. u granted. vii. apply
onli tn fine shIfts work fhlrts VilI con
iinue ~ ton cents
lnasmuch ~ other lsundrcs not within
The Jurisdiction oi N, commission are
charging fifteen and twenty cents ini
shirts " ~ understood the request vii
I h. granted
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25
Sixteen Oil
Plant Suits
To Dissolue
Conference Sought; Usage
Companies May Follow
Lead OF Prairie Action.

\ conference between memhcf' ~ the
state board of equalization and Judge J
n lircnnnn NJ Baftlc-Villc looking
toward dismissal ot protest. filcd by
sixteen oil companies IN the opgc In
dian nation against payment of the
percent gross production tax was IN
prospect fur tuesday afternoon
Judge Brennan arrived In the city
Tuesday morning tn uy 60 arrange fnr
the meeting
Tho dismlss,ls probably will be brough,
about ON the some basis ~ tha, II the
lrnitic uil 4 Gas cumpnnys protest
Monday. which was that the state re
fund the amount NJ the tar paid m
royalty interests
Tho Indian Territory Illuminating on
Gas company Ia included In the com.
panlcs represented by Judge brennan
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25
LIBERTY MAY Be
GRANTED TO GIRL
Prosecutor lntimates II Mrs.
Hale Talks She May
Be Freed.

Assistant Count, Aitofne, charles n.
sclby dccsn't believe In the whipping.
rost fcr prisoners. male or female. no, /.
Ni,hs,andIng " his remark oi yesterday In
reference To- Mr.. Emma Hale. who IL
held In the county Jail on charge ~
highway robbery lie said AN she
hecds is a really sood spanking
However. the prosecutor believes .
urs' elias. spanking T. cfrcacipus IN
c, r,ain instances, and that the Youthful
hcldup artist might hc ~ punished
With profit tn herself
tn. assisian, in,imnicd that the casr
srainss Mrs Hale would NJ, hc pfose.
cuied With The sRmc vlruf NJ that ssains,
hei companion IN the alleged hlghva
roberp. n \ ilafrravc lie said thu,
u IN. rlrl chnsc To tell al she know
htout liststsvc. thc alleged robbery and
hrr association with the man. prohahl,
she would 10 free
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25
TO STOP
VICE ON BORDER
U. S.. Kansas and Oklahoma
Officials 10 Confer Upon
0utlaWry.

VI IUWftyr aiiufur, a'uttl uI
kaHtr. l,u Topeka tuih, tui tufiu, willie.
Nan. ApupIu,iuE that D. would Join
T. tfv,lnl Httufu,, ErnUfd ni okH.
hcns. if~d Robertson United states d.
ttict attorney fof Kansas. aud = tvpfv.
-ntatl,v " the Cnrcd States secret
HstVirs In conference over alleged law
, iolatlurs In South Cpffs,Nllr
NJ nf,Nstrr Wns IN Cuiivy,illc last
week and when hs returned 10 rct-ka
announced iht' somr ~ ths hsd conii'
tiuns IN Crfir,,ille we've uauscd h, de.
,urhsnrys Hyfusf ths ilne In oklahoma.
.u hr m'du arrangements tut iht joint
,uufvtrrv. sih Oklahoma and iuliHi
NtHtrF ptfitslr
What lUiirn the piiirlal. expect tn tab.
Wa nni ai,rn uu' hrte
Atipfnc, G,n.fal itrsline Of Oksho-
ma departed iodat ~ attend the ynn.
terrence planned between the several on
cisls
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25
RAILROADS WILL
GRANT DEMANDS,
uNIoN|s1 THINKS
Engineers Chief Believes Ma
tion-Wide Strike TO Be
Remote Action.

Union railway workers IN all sections
oi tho United States. at presen, demand.
ins of their employer, an clshi hour day
and time and onchalf for overtime.
probably will no, lind II necessary to
declare a nation aide strike which would
practically tie ~ the commerce oi the
country In order go gain their point 10
the opinion ~ Frank Thornton " ss.
pulrs. state chairman oi the Legislative
,onmitte. of thg oklahoma cnsincrfs
otgsnisation, Is correct He vps m OKLA.
homa City consulting Mordsy with III.
sar Fcnion, president of tho oklahoma
state federation Of lAbor
rhe railway nan expressed tho b, ID.
lief ths, because oi tho hus. scope NJ
the uainmcns organisation. which IN.
tluios practically every skilled man In
the business. the tuads csnnu, hut sc.
fede to the demands ~ the worker.
since to iight 'hc Organization would
ncsn complete ,lrup o' traffic
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25
Wednesdays
Game Opens
City Season
Senators and Paris TO Meet at
Saratoga Park After
Downtown Parade.

siocNafds cars viii regain lost popu-
IaHty redncsd,, Thos viii be- the most
unaiously-avatfod carriers that pass
through the Terminal station
Whl1
because the baseball game will be on
ai Saratoga Iafh. oi course The first
of the year hcto too
Tho SENIORS get back from Texas to
morrow utTuing at $50 They mrct
Pan. ~ Saratoga park ln the afternoon
boz the initial Western association battle
OF Nh, year hero.
The game viii boz called ~ O. O'Clock,
fonovirr parade through the down
town strerts Players viii ride iu auto
mobile
Special street car service viii be fur.
uish"d to convey the opening day crowd
in ~. park SfocKards and Saratoga
ears are those patrons should look Tor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25
FUNSTON ALSO
TO TAKE PART
IN CONFERENCE
Meeting Of American Generals
With 0bregon Will Prob
ably Be at el PaSo.

sAN NSTONIO. Tels Nprll % -
General Funston Will aocommn, General
Scott 10 hiB conference win General OBJ
RECON ir was agreed af departmental
h,sdunaflrr. Tucsd,f
When Generals Scott and Funston will
leave for the meeting place was not
stated. but u WIS indicated that they
would remain here for two ~ three days.
boo ord not 10 arrive ~ the border too
much boo advance uf General uhrcgon
General fuuston.H participation in the
border negotiations was ordered hN tho
war department and N iu line With tho
wishes M rhc chief ~ shn Who hc-
u,,rD the pttpus' ~ The conference viii
b" better served II h. has with him one
who is more Intimately acquainted win
the details NJ IN" situation
General Aware uhf'gon. minister ~
u1. ~ ih' he fartu government departed
from san Louis Io'oE TuosdHy for
Iu1fck for bs conference with Mnjof
General Hugh T. Scott IN the military
questions that are now peWiiug between
the United States and Mexico \ dS
rItrh Wa received Tuesday bv General
Gavira commando NJ the 1urr,E gnrrI.
con. from General ubrcgon. which stated
n" had started ON hls journey Hni
hoped io see him sopn
Interest In tn- entire Mr,losn huis-
ii"n has uaftuVsi NJ ~ Pasn and cisc-
Nh'r" on the border TUESDAY 10 Tho
/ forthcoming conference between General
Aware Obresou, Carrsnrss minister ~
war and General Hugh l. Scott. chief ~
staff NJ thc United s,s,-e amy
| With the American espefiti iouarv force
! practically concentrated NJ two Isolated
points ncsr Nsmiauips nnd ~ Cnloni'
I puhlar where II is marking tim" pend
I Ing the diplomatic exchange. the put
suit ~ Villa hns ceased e. b, n main fac
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25
Secretary BirreII Reports ex-
istence Of Plots to 0p-
pose Government.
SOLDIERS TAKE THINGS
IN HAND AT DUBLIN
Arrest OF Sir Roger Easement,
Ardent SeparatiSt, May
Have Famed Uprising.

LONDON Npul % Augustine lurrelL
chief secretary in Ireland, announced
IN the hputr ~ commons TIefdaS thn'
sfa,e disturbance broke out Mondny IN
Dublin lie added that troops had been
sent to the Irish capital and that the
situation was nov voll .n hand hut that
twelve persons and -four of five soldiers
had been Killed before the disturbances
were cuictcd
Mr Hlrrell declared that the rebels
were In possssion nf four or i've an
icrcut parts NJ dublin
Nj Birfcll madc his announcement In
repl, ~ u question hv Commpncr Grams
Immediately rficr the assembling NJ IN"
house ~. said that the posiufnr" had
been iorcibly taken possession NJ mud
thst tclegrHphic communication bad been
cut In the course ~ the dhy however
Mr Birroli said soldiers arrived from tbs
ClY~sh ana tiir situation wNe nov well
In hand.
The secretary aid there hnd been AZ
pests In Dublin. but he could not siy'
rny names Speaking from the infornn'
ton he had received. he could say thai
twelve lives had been lost NJ RlrrcI
said the rebels do not control the who'll
place.
Six Roger Easement. Who was arrested
IN conncction with IN nbortiyc s'tcmpl
10 land srms In Ireland from German
vessel was brouFhi 10 London Sunds,
morning and u nov detained In military
custody II II understood evidence VI
proceedings In Germany since tho out
Nfesk Of the vaf will he ptolugei al
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25
CODE BOOK AMONG
Won IeEL'S PAPERS

NBW york. April ei.-Tto documents
seized by federal agent. when they raided
the office NJ Wolfe Won Igsl gained new
Importance Tuesday through nn an.
uoun'"m'nt that among them was Ger
man code hook. THIS code. II Ia said. un'
locked valuable information. since many
Of -khs xos-<s.l napers srs-lu- cipher.
Evidence received hy tho federal srsnd
Jury investigating the sllered plot 10 de-
stfoy the Wclland canal. convinced tho
United States district attorney Tuesday
that tho government can legally deny IN"
demand of the German ambassador iot
~. return ~ these papers
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25
Jewel SAFE LOCK
REFUSES TO OPEN

For tho nrt time In cish' and one.
half wears the large safe In the store Of
W e. Dean lcW,cI refused 10 respond
tp tho familiar combination TucsdAy
morning and Iu emit, NJ all twisting
ami turning ~ tNr well worn knob could
rui be- uueued
ln m, safe V N,pi tho more valuable
pof'un ~ Nf ucBrs inok and also q
major part ~ the i,vrlr' ana watches
l'u for repair
Unless ih, n'e . opened TUESDAY ait.
rfnouN n b. rosshlo that request will
he sert 90 The makers for m expert to
nv into II
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25
SPECULATIVE AER0PLANe
DRIVEN OFF BY DEFENDER

CHICAGO, Aptil ss - An enemy
scroplane. dropping bombs ON chicago
las, nisht. specuatiysly destroyed the
posioffcs tao railroad stations. q large
hotel and several stores In the down
town section before n Was driven off hy
defending plane The attacking aero
plane flev as demonstrating agent ~
the National ScCufit, isagu,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25
MANY WITNESSES At
HEARING OF DOCTOR

hearing IT tho ease against ~
charles Eicm'uu charged vith perform.
IHr fatal licgsl operation upon Marie
Fisher. was commenced This mornng 100
Justice ruys.s court
\ number uf Witnesses we're heard and
man, v'hrrs had hreu -utuoctcd II
was expected that all afternoon would
be- consumed iu bkIur testimony
~ Eiomnuu nov faces charge of
mau-laushirr IN the second degree the
unsinal charge. In which first degree
granddaughter vns alleged. having been
dismissed and ncw ono issued
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25
DRAFT OF WATER BOND
ORDINANCE Is STUDIED

Tho rit, commissioner. and mayor held
q meeting Tuesday irurnlnN fcr the par.
prs. ~ ruins over the dram of an evdi.
usnrc pertaining 10 the calling Of a spa
riai election 10 vo,r on issuance ~ bonds
~, ,he proposed be,ief'nsnt of the water
aud scwst s,st.ms
No definite action vil be- taken until
AFTER the ordinance has been approved
uN the viit attnfnsr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25
Peer SUSPENDED
PENDING INQUIRY
INTO LAND SALES
No Charges Against State
AuCtIoneer, on Whom
Official Ak Falls.

u " Peer was temporary suriend"i
Tuesday morning NJ auruonccr 'or the
state school land department, tho ac-
tIon hcing resultant upon charges mad"
against the sales force By Mfs Florence
llcmslty, husinc.f associate of Peer ia
the real cs,nt, business In Oklahom.
CTS.
suspension of r,,r rcnding further ben.
y,stigation ~ the charges Was recon-.
mcnd'd b., President rmnk VI Grul oi
I'tHfN ui state J l. Lyon. whp are
probing fhr accusation
80 'hatr'H Wrro mad Hgninst Peer.
70 d. said liui the fact that h, Nnf A.
So,At"d with Mt llemslc 10 huslncss
led members of fhc school land commits.
sion to believe b, might have had sono'
thing ip dn with the charge
Barred From safes
\ short time ago Mrs iiciuslcy Was
hirfed from participating IN the sales
m Greer county ON the grvind that sho
was purch'slnE school land on Illegal
powers NJ attoru",.
a frW days htcr she filed With Ftes.
idcnt iuult written chrgcr of incgu-
ldfiticH un the pHft of tho snlc- force In
selling school lands IN several Instances
che Hss'ftcd. land was sold fuf less than
! the hfrhcri hid
The Investigation thus iat made, mem.
hcts NJ N. commission SAY does hot
Z tend ~ substantiatc hef charges
I Secretary George A Smith of the school
Land dep. p.rtm-nt F'i-sds, re~~Tpmsnd-a
To ,ho commissioners cancellation of the
( sale To Mrs Hemslcy of two valuable
ttacu In lilninc county on the ground
th"i th', w"r" purchased on Illegal pow.
crs Of attorney
Power of Attorney shown.
I ln the purchase ~ thls land she repre-.
sertCd herself to hc nrtlng ON behalf ~
W y Shumnt" " Okahoma CITY. wha
had Issued her % power " attorney. II
wa said
In n letter Tuesday 10 Sccfctst, smith.
Shumaic declared he had no Interest In
the Inifchss. and that he granted tho
power of attorney hecnue Mrs Hens.
ley had represented 10 him ths, In 81
dolnr he would confer favor upon her.
self and the state
II hns been ih. contention Of Mr.
Smith that IN. powrfs ot attorney on
which Mrs Hcmslcy acted Nere no,
hons tidc and scfr Issued ~ persons
having no intetcf, IN the purchase ri
school land
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Fay on Triol
In Bomb Plot

NEW york. Aprn ss-Rceer, rsy
Gefmsn arm, lIcu,ensn, accused ~
conspiracy ,o des,tc, shire cstyine
munit,cn. " ~sf vss placed On trial
heie Tuesday In fedetsl court, ,csrih.t
With his bru,hst.lN Law. Waiter s,hnl1
and l'ani bsech-. Indicted ia., Nt~tr,n.
hsf The ecVsfumsn, expects ~ call
ahnut fuftt five witnesses
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H kn0lDERs and
B6MDM0lDERs CLASH

,mCNgu. Nrrl o. Ngwmcn, cu ,h'
r,iIiinr ui hrriholdef' committee
known as the Irihod, committee. Tor
i-s,c tD uiv mll of ior,rlo.ur, against
ib, chicago Rock Island q Tacirc rail-.
ua, nu tho first and tcfuniinE hunds
NR- bcrun TUESDAY b,iotr Federal judge
y \ G'iger
Tho opponents Of tho foreclosure. tho
s,ut utkhnldsts and holders ~ the te.
oelvef's certificate contend that tho IN.
trtest has been properly mot and that
thr bond holders have nu right to file
h'll ut iuty. t.sufr