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League; 100 >. m. sunday school rail-,
program.

League; 7:so p. m. Sunday school rally
program.
The fGalbraith Brothers, singing
evangelists. are conducting q two
weeks meeting at the Second Bap-
tist Church. Fourth and Virginia
avenue southeast. Rev. Howard I.
Stewart, pastor. Services each night
at 7:45. The Galbraith brothers will
sing at both services tomorrow and
on Monday night will give a special
musical service "Home. Sweet Home"
"The Drama Of Humanity viii be
the subject of an address by Judge
William F. Norris. of the Department
or Justice. at the Central Y. M. C. A.,
tomorrow afternoon at I o'clock. &
Homer J. Councillor, Chief Clerk of
the Army Medical Museum and L.
brary, will be the speaker at the
meeting Of the Douglass Epworth
Page NICK. Etchison, religious work
director or the Young Mems Chris
tan Association, will deliver an ad-
dress at the Epworth League of
Foundry NJ. E. Church tomorrow
evening.
=
An interesting Rally Day service
will be held at the Bethany Baptist
Sunday School, Second and Rhode
Island avenue northwest. tomorrow
morning at $50 clock. e.
The Rev! Hugh T. Stevenson,
pastor of the church, will be incharge
of the autumnal ''kiddies" ceremonial.
Calvary Sunday school.
Rev. DR.. James shera Montgomery
will teach the Mems Bible Class
of Calvary NJ. f. Sunday, School at
$50 o'clock tomorrow morning, using
for his subjct, Returning from Cap
tivity" based on Ezra, first chapter,
lii verses. The special music will
include solo singing my Fred East
Calvary Mems Class Is preparing for
active war service work, and will CO.
operate with the Y. NJ. c. A. in mat
tiers pertaining to the personal and
also the spiritual welfare of the SOL
diers In the camps surrounding WASH
ington.
Epworth League Mass Meeting.
About 200 members of the Wash
ington Epworth League, Luther League
and Christian Endeavor Union par
ticipated In a mass meeting held in
conjunction with the Calvary Baptist
Y. p. s. C. E. on Tuesday. to talk
over the activities among the young
people Of the churches Of Washing
ton during the coming season. The
meeting was presided over by Harvey
B. Otterman, president Of the District
Christian Endeavor Union. The topic
Debtors to Christi was borne out
in two vital messages, one on the
coming Billy Sunday campaign, by
DR.. A. @. Miller. pastor the Ninth
Street Christian Church. and presi-
dent of the Pastors Federation, and
the other on War Work Among the
Soldiers, by Mr.. Cranston, Of the Y.
NJ. C. A. Cranston gave a very ex-
plicit talk on the soldiers work be-
ing done by the Y. NJ. C. A.
Last Saturday night the Christian
| Endeavor Society of the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church enter
tained a large number of enlisted
men. This was one OF the Saturday
night socials given by the downtown
Christian Endeavor Societies, the one
tonight being at the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church, on Vermont avenue
north OF N street All military and
naval men are invited"
Free Twilight Organ Recltals.
William Stansfield announces that
his annual series of Free Twilight
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DR.. Gordon's Subjects
SUNDAY, OCTOBER IA. .

$500
Copies of Dr.
Gordon's Ser
mon on THE
KAISER'S Sc
.CRET" will be
distributed at
the S u n d ay
morning serv-
ice. There has
been a great
d e m ar d for
this sermon.
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LUTHERAN Church
TO BE AMALGAMATED
Convention Here VIII Act on Dues
ton of Constitution.

The nInety-eighth annual convention
of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod
of Maryland. will be held In the Mem
orial Lutheran Church. Thomas Circle
October 15-1&
This Is one of the Oldest organiza-
ton OF Lutherans in this country.
Its territory is Maryland and the Dis
trict Of Columbia. II Is made up OF
1eo clerical and lay delegates. and
represents a constituency Of 5000.
The first session of the convention
viii be held Monday afternoon at 2:31
in the interest Of the laymen. This
will be followed by a collation.. served
in the church parlors. at o'clock
Sessions will be held morning and
afternoon. with services at night, to
be addressed by notable ministers of
the denomination.
The services of Monday, Tuesday
ond Wednesday evenings will be in
celebration of the Reformation and that
Of Thursday evening in the interest
of the proposed merging OF three gen.
eraI Lutheran bodies into one or
ganization. to be known as the
United Lutheran Church Of America
and having a membership of about
10000.
There will be flag presentation al
the Lutheran Home for the Aged
nesday afternoon at 4:30 the ad-
dress to be delivered by L. Russell
Alden. Esq, treasurer Of the Synod.
Services Mt Ellipse.
The usual open-air patriotic vesper
service. under the auspices of the
Religious Illustrations Committee OF
the District ar Service Commission.
will be held on the Ellipse tomorow
afternoon at o'clock. Rev. DR.. iona
Mcdowell. of the Brown Memorial
Church, Baltimore. will be the sp>ss-
er.
Fourth Presbyterian Church.
At the semi-annual election OF Of
hcers of the Henry Gilbert Glass OF
the Fourth Presbyterian Church and
Sunday School was held in the class
rooms at the Fourth Presbyterian
Church. this week. The officers are;
President, W. A. Darnell: vice presi-
dent, Richard Belt; secretary. A. s
Reinford; financial secretary, Charles
Young; treasurer, John F. Free
sergeant-at-arms. John S. Higgins.
Rev. Thomas II. Candor. for many
years a missionary in Panama and
Colombia. will preach at the S O'Clock
service at the Fourth Presbyterian
Church tomorrow evening. In the
morning DR.. Kelly will preach OIL
Reaching Out" The Junior Chris.
tian Endeavor Society will begin its
fall meeting tomorrow afternoon al
; o'clock in the Sunday School rooms
The Christian Endeavor Society
elected the following officers at theil
business meeting this last week: Pres.
fdent, Miss Eeveline Belt; vice pres.
iGent Mr.. Asher Powell; secretary
Miss Vera Elicit; corresponding sec.
rotary. Mr.. Earl G. Strohl; treasurer
Miss Fife Drexilius.
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!C0L. HOUSE STARTS
| ON WAR index WORK
Leaves Washington After Spending
Two Days at White House.

Col f. NJ. House, confidential ad-
wiser Of the President, left the White
House and Washington yesterday to
start on his work of RECRUITING a war
index for use when q peace confer
ence Is called.
He spent two days at the White
House. and when he left had a COM
plete outline Of his work before him.
Further than denying that the car
rying out of these plans would entail
the employment Of noted experts, he
refused to discuss his plans. He
will depend. he declared. almost en-
tirely upon governmental agencies for
the Information which he desires.
There IL little doubt that when the
time comes to gather. around the
green council-tabie in some neutral
capital and discuss peace terms, Col.
House will be found representing
America. His present mission is en-
tirely the gathering Of data for his
Information as questions arise then.
A Harvard professor Of chemistry
Is making experiments with lachry-
mogenic gas for use in the trenches,
1t causes copious weeping. that rem
ders, accurate narksmanship impos-
sible on the part OF the enemy.
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SUBJECTS

IL A. NORMAN CATHO-
Lie SAINTS AND HEROES"
8 P. MIS- 1T SAFE FOR
YOUNG PEOPLE TO WE'D In
AN ERA OF HIGH PRICES?"
First Congregational Church
Corner of Tenth and G Streets
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At Vermont Ayenue.

The annual reports OF the officers
Of the Vermont Avenue Christian
hurch showed that ninety new MEM
Eers had been received during the
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DR.. WALLACE RADCLIFFE. Pastor

IN. WALLACE RADCLIFFE, Pastor.
Music led BY Quartet Choir.
IL" a.. m.-Pubic worship. Dr.. Radcliffe viii
preach.
500 p. m.-"Enemy Within the Gates"
80 q. m.-Bible school.
sa' g. m.-Adult Bible classes.
SIS .. m.-Christian Endearor Society.
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EPISCOPAL.
Church of the Epiphany
q, near 18th st

REV. RANDOLPH H. McKIM. D. D., Rector.
Rev. Percy Foster Hall and Rev E. II. Ingle
Assistants.
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UNITARIAN.

All Souls Church o. .nS l f ssrt:s.'
ULYSSES G. B. PIERCE. d. D., Minister.
SIS a. m, Sunday school; Class for the Com
IaratiTe Study Of Religion. and Unity Study
Class.
IL a. m, morning service; sermon By the
minister.
There is also kindergarten during the hour Of
morning worship
p m. Liberal Religious Union. Reception
BY young people. Address By Dr. Pierce
Solos by Mr.. Chas. 7. Tittmann.
Saturday. D. m. smoker by Unitarian Club
at Holton-Ams Gymnasium, ni2 Church It,
Good program. All men invited
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
Second Church s SE SHRssr.

Fifteenth and z SITS. NV.
Services: Sunday. II a. N. and 8 0. m.
Subject:
ARE SIN, DISEASE AND DEATH REAI.f''
sunday SCHOOL. II q. m. Wednesday evening
meeting. O'Clock. Public cordially invited.
Reading room and loan library. col Colombo
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a. H.. Holy Communion.
Il a. n, Dr. McKim will preach Subject:
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AT FLYyN's HALL, sth and K SITS. NV. Sum-
day evening. Rev. g. Lysl Arthan, noted
medium. will demonstrate Immortality. give
spirit messages from your loved ona. He will
also answer Questions Hear him-you vfll
make no mistake. Doom open at In.
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Douglas Memorial Methodist Epis-
copal Church. Eleventh and H streets
northeast, holds an all-day rally to-
morrow, $50 a. m, Sunday school,;
IL a. m, church services. DR.. Nc
Leans theme will be THE Christian
and His Church." 8 p. m, Junior
Epworth League; $50 p. m, Epworth
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Rev. DIR. Walter Everett Burnett,
pastor of Foundry Methodist Episco-
pal Church, viii occupy his pulpit
tomorrow morning and evening. In
the morning his subject will be RE
ality in Religion" and in the even
ing, 1.-THE Greed of the Atheist
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The Christian Endeavor Society
elected the following officers at their
business meeting this last week: Pres
ident. Miss Eeveline Belt; vice pres
iGent. Mr.. Asher Powell; secretary,
Miss Vera Elicit; corresponding sec
rotary. Mr.. Earl G. Strohl; treasurer,
Miss Fife Drexilius.
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The boy preacher. Wilson Holder.
will assist E. Hez Sven. the pastor
of the Centennial Baptist Church.
for another week. Monday night the
Rev. Walter Dunlop breaches on
Baptism" and number of con-
yerts will be baptized.
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PRESBYTERIAN.
PRESBYTERIAN.
Church Of the Covenant.
CONNECTICUT AVE. AND N ST.
Open Every Day and EVENING.

Minister. CHARLES WOOD. d. d.
Assistants, REV. JOHN CARRUTBERs
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JAMES F. MORTON. Jr.. of New York. win
SPEAK On The Bahai Message: Its Appeal TO
Reason and Coincidence" Studio Hail. lZis
Conn. are. Sunday evening, SIS O'Clock. :
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business trip to Chicago.

a business trip to Chicago.
DIR. and Mrs W. G. Hales and Mr. and
Mrs Harry Tucker visited at Dubuque
| Monday.
Mrs S. T. Horne and daughter Mrs
Sidney Shepard, Jr. visited at Linden
over Sunday.
Hugh Cleary, son of Mr. and Mrs
Michael Cleary of Hollandale, who il
with the N. A, was transferred recent
ly from Camp Grant to Camp Pike
Little Rock, Arkansas.
Mrs Stephen Reed and brother Will
liam Evans left Wednesday to spend
Thanksgiving with relatives at Free
port.
Sidney Shepard, Jr. returned Monday
from business trip to Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs George Jeuck, Jr. and
daughter Nellie visited Mr. and Mrs P.
A. Thoreson at Wiota Sunday.
Homer Quirk, son of Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Quirk of Wauwatosa, well
known here, is in training with the
Expeditionary Force at Toronto, Cana :
da, and expects to sail soon for some
where in France.
Mr. and Mrs R E. Gribble Of Dodge
vile visited Mrs Joseph Gribble Sun
day.
Mrs Joseph Engels left Sunday for a
visit with her sons and daughters at
Darlington.
Mrs Laura George and daughter
tors at the home of Mr. and Mrs w. G..
Benson.
Miss Mary Priestley arrived here
Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving at
the home Of Mr and Mrs Z. M. Priest
ley.
Albert and Charles Johnston re-
turned Thursday from Salt Lake City,
Utah, where they attended the funeral
Of their brother.
Mrs Jennie A. Rood returned to her
home at Milton Tuesday, after a visit
with her son Prof. W. r. Rood
Mrs John Pittz spent several days
last week with her son Leo and wife at
Dubuque.
Mr. and Mrs Walter S. Martin and
family and Mrs Albert Johnston and
children were at Madison Sunday in
honor Of the 18th birthday anniversary
of their mother, Mrs John g. Martin.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-11-29
MINERAL POINT OF TODAY
NOTES BY THE DEMOCRATS
NEWS GATHERER

Miss Matilda Hutchinson left Saturday
TO have Thanksgiving dinner with her
sister Mrs A. w. Crellen at Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Theron S. Beers left Monday for
Dubuque and Galena OF business,
Misses Susie Whitford. Nina " hit
ford, and Cora Kislingbury returned
Monday from an over Sunday visit at
Camp Grant and Beloit,
Prof. Charles knight Of Reno,
Nevada, Mrs John Garland Of Chiffon,
James Knight of Benton, George
Knight of Hazel Green visited their
mother, Mrs John knight over Sunday.
George S. Huxtable went to Chicago
Monday on business.
The social given by the Rebekahs
AID Odd Fellows at the Odd Fellows
hall of last week, Melted the sum of
twenty dollars for Red Cross work.
Mr. and Mrs Reuben Ellsworth, Sr.
and daughter Mrs Frank Brewer visit
ed at the home of John NJ. Ellsworth at
Dodgeville Sunday.
James w. Hutchinson left Friday to
visit his sons Sergeant James ?.
Hntchison of the 331st F. A OF the N.
A. at Camp Grant, H., and, Hugh Nj.
Hutchinson at Lake Forest Academy
and from there he went to visit his
daughters, Miss Ann Hutchinson in
Pittsburgh and meet Miss Josephine
Hutchinson OF Columbia University of
New York to have Thanksgiving dinner
with them at the home Of his sister
Mrs A w. Crellen at Pittsburg.
w. H. Bohan has returned to Min
eral Point He has been employed by
the State Highway Commission in Sank
and other counties.
Private Orville Anderson, HeadqQar-
ters 331st f. A Battery +, U. 5. A.
returned to Camp Grant Sunday, after
spending a few hours furlough here
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs James
Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs John Basque Of Boscobel
visited nCT SlSI6I NILS l1SllA OGdOCl
here last week.
Mrs Henry Bechtel and son are stay
ing with her mother, Mrs Frank Ivey,
while her husband is at Kansas City.
Mrs j. p. Weier and cHiIdren re-
turned to their home at Ridgeway Sun
day, after visit with relatives here.
John Ellsworth son of Mr. and Mrs
Reuben Ellsworth, ST.. left Saturday
from Platteville with Company [ for
Camp Macarthur, Waco, Texas, where
he is with the Aviation Corps of the n.
A
Frank Weier and Edward McSherry
of Ridgeway called on friends here on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Schaaf enter
tanned the Schaaf and Lawinger fami-
lies at their home Sunday with sup
per. The afternoon and evening was
mnch enjoyed by all.
Mr. and Mrs Andrew Grange, Joseph
Richards and Mr. and Mrs E. j. Film
gen visited at Dodgeville Sunday.
W. r. Smith returned Tuesday from
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of supper with the soldier boys in the
mess hall. They also saw the live
eagle mascot of the Platteville boys,
Company 1. After stopping over night
at Rockford, they returned home on
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs F. G. Weidenfeller re-
turned Saturday from visit of two
weeks with their son Raymond
Weidenfeller and wife at Coleraine.
Mimi.
Miss Mary Weidenfeller of the La
Crosse Normal sckool is home for a
short visit with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs F. c. Weidenfeller.
DR.. Orville Treweek of Cassville
spent over Sunday here with his wife
and little daughter at the home of Mr.
and Mrs Henry Weise.
J. J. Fielder spent several days last
week in Chicago on business.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Opie purchased
the Leslie Harker lot on Davis street
near st. Mary's church last week II
is centrally located and very desirable
building location.
| Miss Norma Hauser of st. Paul,
Mimi, is guest at the home of Mrs
| w. A. Jones.
The auction bridge club was delight
fully entertained at the home of Mr. and
Mrs E. G. Fielder Tuesday afternoon.
Dr. J. P. Parmley and son John we're
week end visitors at Madison
Mr. and Mrs Wallace Martin and son
Bruce and Mr. and Mrs Leroy VIM
visited at Platteville Sunday.
Dr. Charles Ross and son John left
Monday to spend rev days in Chica-
go.
Warren Jackson of Minneapolis is
here visiting his father, Joseph l..
Jackson, and daughters.
E. J. Engels returned Monday from a
visit at Camp Grant, Battery F, with
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his son Frank Engels of the 331st F. A
of the q. S. A.
John Perry returned Monday from a
visit with his sister Mrs Thomas Buss
at Walnut, Iowa.
Mrs A. W. Thoma and family and
mother, Mrs Patrick Lenahan, left
Tuesday to spend the winter in Chica
go.
James Anderson transacted business
at Miffiin and Rewey last week.
W. F. Molitor returned Thursday
from business trip to Milwaukee.
Mrs John Unger, Sr. left Sunday for
visit with her daughter Mrs j. P.
Weier at Ridgeway.
Frank Brewer, Henry Halyerson,
Fred Golliner and Joseph Sturman
visited at Camp Grant Sunday.
J. W. Aderson was at Dodgeville
Monday on business.
Frank Ivey and Henry Bechtel are at
Kansas City.
James Hoare and Philip Ivey sold a
Chester white hog Saturday for $S4. 1t
weighed over five hundred pounds.
Mrs Harriet Doty Of Streator is the
guest of her neice Mrs L. J. Van
Scooter.
Miss Martha Jensen of Audubon,
Iowa, is visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs John Perry.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-11-29
FAYETTE

Mr. and Mrs P, A. Parkinson gave a
dance at their home last Friday night
and young and old had good time.
Chris Biunkow had barn raising
last Saturday, About thirty five men
We're present.
John Permission died at his home
Saturday morning and was buried
Tuesday at one o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs Spencer Jorden of
Austin, Mimi, came to attend the
funeral Mrs Jorden is a daughter of
Mr. Permission.
The bazaar and dinner will be held
in the basement Of the M. e. church on
Thanksgiving Day. All are invited.
The little son Of Mr. and Mrs Roy
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-11-29

Mr. and Mrs j. w. Horn returned to
Chicago recently. After visit there
they expect to go to Miami, Florida, to
spend the winter.
Russell Huxtable, son Of Mrs Ella
Huxtable of this city, left Chicago
Monday for Jefferson Barracks, Mo,
enroute to Camp Macarthur, Waco,
Texas, to go in training with the Avia
ton Corps Of the N. A.
The W. G. T. q. will meet with Mrs
N K. Van Matre Wednesday afternoon
December 5, at $50.
A. T. Spang is at Flint, Mich, on
business.
Mr. and Mrs Bert Horne and son Wis
tied over Sunday at Rockford and
Camp Grant.
Frank Grow of Chicago is visiting
relatives and friends here.
Mrs J. B. Reynolds and daughter Miss
Maud Reynolds returned Saturday from
stay of six weeks in Chicago.
Mrs J. P. Parmley is visiting rela-
tives at Madison.
Lieutenant Harvey Huxtable and
Miss Ruth Penhallegon visited at
Platteville Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs G. E. Martin and son
Wesley, Mrs w s. Ross and Miss
EUnice Hanscom visited our soldier
boys at Battery F, Camp Grant, Wed
nesday and accepted an invitation by
Mess Sergeant Urban GRADER to partake
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TRINITY CHURCH NOTICES
F. P. 0. Reed, Rector.

r. r. q. Need, heCtOF.
Thursday, special Thanksgiving SER
vice, 1000.
Friday, Evening Prayer, 80.
Sunday, December 2. First Sunday
in Advent.
Holy Eucharist, 500 a. m.
Holy Eucharist, 1870 a. m.
Evening Prayer, 7:30.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-11-29

Permission, VINO recently underwent an
operation for appendicitis, is slowly
improving. Miss Lucreta Cline is at
tending him.
Mrs Joe Thompson is spending the
week with friends in Darlington.
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WILL VOTE ON THE
DRY AMENDMENT IN
SENATE, WEDNESDAY

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VII SON GAINS VICTORY IN
FOOD BOARD EUAN|NAT TON

WAi:iII',t!Ip|. IuIy 10 Welding
Wilson. s"nnt" nnh h"uH" ""uI"r""H
on The Iuul runtruI hill l"rlnY "lin'tn-
utrd thr pruvinnn fur food ho"r'I "'
three members lnrN"nd ~ RInEl" "d-
mInistrainr and cunrrnlrd To make
ono more effort to agrc" regarding mo
EcCtinn creating II war "XprhuI'ht"
committee Of congress-.
Tho CunlrrrrS had reported an I'M
paSSn on The two proposals. Wh'n the
president INTERVIEWED and Their" hhH
been indIcaii0nR that a nnal hlTnHrrr'
mcnt might be reported. Tonight the
war committee section, written 'llo
tho bin by the senate and hIrcnu"nsIy
opposed by The president. was the
only remaining problem. The com
miltec will meet tomorrow Win tho
prospects, rlTOnE that The "rIIhl" mem
hrra will yield to The president on ms
point nlnn.
Iiriurr l0dny'r meeting. ia" pfrnl
dent conferred at ihr WhlIn Hons"
with Representation l.ovnf. healing
the hnInr mumbrIn. nnh ;i"hhi"I
Chamberlain tho nd mlnl riinll"n II
ncnnin rpuh"ninnn. und hInrriIy ~
alricd upon one man fuDh ""nir"! "h''
elimination uI the ,nlIlrc CIruilnE ia"
rsrcntiImIrn ru,nuiIioo within mn
hour urIri trrunvonlnH TIA" r"nnl"
coufni""n YIuldrh Oh Tia" fu'd ndhit
irlInIlnn rrrlinn. adopting tn" original
hnuno pruvirIun Tor npp"IDl mont hy
iir prrnid"nt OF nn Individual admin
Iulrniur. not nubJCCl to rcnnt" con
llImntiOn.
Tho agreement wnu rrnrhrd by u
bnro mnjnrlly OF one -Four r"nni"rn
ChnmhorlnIn and Smith uf South
CnrnlInn. DrnurrnlH. and warren ANA
Kenyon. Republicans voted 10 r"c"h"
from the mnnt" provlnInn for three
member bOnrd. Hrnnl0rH G"rn nnh
Hmirh ur GrurgIn. Democratic and
Page, Republican. voted aEainNt rn'
CrdIng. Tho hnuHr Cnnfrrrrs. i"pub.
lIcana md Democrats nlikr. M"nd
pnlIdIy for onc.Innn control and also
are united on striking ont tho con-
grrs4Iunal slprrviRion committee.
Success OF The food admlniairn ton.
President Wilson Iold ihn Confcrcrn
leaders. largely d"prnda upon itR man
nrrInrnt by one nun. lie hld II
lnrgcr board would "wrInuSly inter
fcrn" with mlcCcasfui conduct or The
war. There were persistent hui I'M
confirmed rrporia that the president
felt retention OF either the thr"rm"ni-
her board or the congressional com.
mittcr would be- sufficient Cnur" fnr
II veto.
Reception by The mnnt" OF tn" pro.
yirion for M Individual food ndnlnlr.
trntlun ln uncertain. although Demo
CrntIc lenders expect the conference
rrrort tn be- mrcrptrd rh" rnni" v"i
ed twlrc, G1 ln 10 and 60 Ia u nEhinn'
rrcrpiInr nu amendment for one InnII
control Further rpirll"d d"hnf" win
crltirIrm Of Herbert IInnv"r. llir f""'
Ir expected whom III"
report Us pTrn"nl"h
In yielding on The foot nhnlulrlih
lion section. the rcnntr CnnfrT"rn u"
cured adoption OF II new section i'I"
wiling Iur II bunrtI Of tire" u"Inl"Ir.
one ur whom would hr tn" pirrl'l"nl
OF nm agricultural college to nr cheat
trlrrr bnrrd upon TIA" standard TT"
rrrIhcd by rnnEr"rr f"i nest r"ni =
crop nr not Irnr ihnn I" per hnh"I
rur number | rpIlnE n"rth"rn