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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
NEW TRACK RECORD
Pollard. or Philadelphia Club, Set. New
Indoor Record for Low
Hurdles.

BALTIMORE, MD. March 2s-ln tho
big indoor athletic meet here tonight
in which there were 5i4 entries, r. Pol
lard (scratch nan), of the Meadowbrook
club. Philadelphia, made a new indoor
world record for 100 yards low hur-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23

AUSTIN. TEN. March o2-ColoreI
Ciaudc Ehinehardt, officer in charge OF
dying at Kelly Field. San Antonio.
was seriously hurt here today when
the plane IN which he was riding at
Penn Field, crashed TO the ground
Colonel Rhinchardt was still uncon-
Sc'ous early tonight, hi, IL was though,
he would recover.
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Many Tourist, in .Jnpun.

TDkNO, M0rCh .2.-Despitc PASS
rHr; restrictions 5000 foreign tourists
visited Japan last year. leaving about
si'.oooo0n in the country. OF these
visitors 1000 were American
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23

WASillN,;ToN. March 2g.-Presidcnt
Wilson as n thtrd-tcrm candidatc OH
tho issue OF the league OF nations is
who have been, observing the I'resi-
dents course in Paris in rcfertnc. to
the League proposal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23

SpElNGFIELD MASS March a2-
Or. .Abci tiiZWatcr Price. Admiral
l'rWcy'S nec: surgeon at the battle
81 Manila Hay. died today in Il hospital
here. aged ScNcnty-onr DIR. Price was
born in .awrcncevillc. Pa
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Deaths.

WEISiGEn. Dit YLd.nN, AZ her resd.uce,
y North Spruce Str""'. FRIDAY. Alarch n
Mrs Hannah ) N,ISig"r
ar!NIres: at ia. gE..S. lu. HOLLYWOOD Come
tory a. II "'"iuvh Monday. March - Please.
omit Howe!S. iutcrUnnt private.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
HERLIN PRESS PROTESTS
sAEAINSI MtIONMiDNN' INNI,NS Al =

Berlin newspapers protest IN strong
terms against the reported proposals
ofethe allied supreme council to give
Poland a corridor through Germany 10
the Baltic.
-rhe ZeitunS am Mitta@ says il is
certain that an attempt TO land Polish
troops at Danzi. will he opposed by
military force, Thcodor WOln. Writ
inE.iin the Tag. btatt. says that If the
landing OF Polish troops cannot bc pre-
vented, no German delegates should go
to- the peace conference.
The Portuguese delegation at the
peace conference has transmitted 10
G3Sbon ,niorc tlian two dozen reports
,dfaftcd by the various conference COM
lufSEionS according 70 a telegram from
Lisbon. One Of these reports. the mes
sage adds. demands FOR Portugal Al
War. indemnity OF tl2o.u0 oou
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
DIRECTOR
MUST BE; PSYCHOLOGISTS

It is, FIRST OF all, highly necessary that
the director of nations war propa-
ganda must be, an accurate psych olo,
sist. He must know superlntively well
the mental makeup of the nation to
whom he is making his appeal What
good was accomplished by Germany by
the millions OF dollars she, spent in
propaganda in the United States? 1t
is difiiSuit to answer. this question
the fact that after remaining neutral
for two and half years, the United
states threw in it's lot with the cause
of the allies. Iudgin Germany's
propaganda success in the United
states by this test-which. after all
is the only test--onc can only say that
the millions Germany spent In the
United states Tor propaganda purposes
We're thrown away, and not only thrown
away. but they, aided largely. in
alicna:1s the United States from
Germa,' and in promoting the cause
OF the allies.
Probably the best propaganda Is
victory -propaganda. Nothing through
out the war did SO much To raise the
morale of the allied powers and de-
press the morale of the central pow
erS than the smashing series Of vic
tories which the allies won on the
western front last summer.
Victory is not limited
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
NEWS BULLETINS

rAl;IS. March 22.-paul Bcauregard.
member of the chambcr OF Deputies
from the Seine. and also member OF
the French institute, died today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
roo LArE rO CLASSIFY.

ipSr-iilacI! tnN uHckpiecc IN West End o.
CITY SATURDAY afternoon Suitable reward
Phone Nj d!San ia.
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PROPAGANDA new TOOL
OF COUNTRIES At WAR
Based Oh Napolcon's Idea of Break
ing Enemy's Morale Through
Adverse Reports.
MILLIONS SPENT BY GERMANY
big Sum Lost In Attempt to Turn
American Sentiment Against AL
hes-Britisli Recognized Value
Early In Conflict.
BY rATHICK o,rLAuEuv,.

LONDON, March Elm no war has
organized propaganda played such an
iInportant part as in the late war. OF
how much value has il proven? Has
il paid for itself?
propaganda may be. and doubtless is
new word III military affairs. but the
ENDS for which IL aims are>wcli-ustah-
nSheu military formulate. Napoleon and
othcr great commanders have insisted
on the nigh Importance of the moral
factor IN war. They may have had in
MIND the morale OF armies but modern
warfare is q warfare of nations. The
nome front was of far more value in
the late war than in any war which
preceded ~ And in future wars the
value OF The home front is bound to
increase. Even now IL is hardly less
important than the fighting front
W hen whole nations contend in war
fare. as they do in modern wars.
practically every event has distinct
propaganda value. 1t would be dim-
cult to think OF any event which
could have been of more propaganda
value in the late war than the sink ing
OF the LuSitania, the outragcs of the
German submarine campaign, the
atrocities III Belgium, the murders of
Edith Caveil and Captain Fryatt etc
These events. however. fall into quite
a special class OF propaganda. So far
as organized, intentional propaganda
goes. few observations may be in
order which arc not applicable to the
propaganda which your enemy does
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
rot neasure up TO the standard hAeG
hkfho sCuitcd States.
NxDINCS MUST HAVE

'Sheytho Cuitcd States.
xDINCs MUST HAVE
1 MORAL SIASION AID
y6e labor commission has definitely
Must be supported by moral suasion
x countries where special problems
4 sxAst. rather than by invoking any
The. meeting OF the supreme council
~ ten was taken up in large part with
tt4bcnSsion OF peace conference COM
rnent IN the French newspapers. nc
SSkdins to the Paris press this morn
This is the third time that the CON
ference has started on tho wnrpath
3aEainst the press, says NJ. saint Bricc.
ME journal, who adds thar it has
Already been remarked that these fits
oSs3empcr' arc never synp;omatic OF
fSyorab1c developments.
The failure OF the council 10 reach
nsdeciston regarding Poland and tho
sending of commission 10 the Orient
arc the subjects OF ircnchan; criticism
s1nathis- mornings newspapers. together
with what the Socialist Humanit. calls
the conferences lack Of method and
daily growing confusion.
LARGE BLANK SPACES
~. IN DAILY NEW >rNrEitS
@The ''pertinaN' article in the Echo
Z dc Paris appeared with a large blank
thu: heading OF The Council OF Ten
in lie Eclair there was another large
white gar.
Tho Petit journal. which was for
merly edited 10y stephen richom. now
the foreign minister. warns the pub
lie against optimistic forecasts OF the
early conclusion OF the peace prclim-
inaries. willie THE Figaro follows col
otiSl Houses statement regarding the
possibility OF the signing OF peace III
Three weeks with the remark. what
beautiful dream"
The council Of ten OF supreme war
council. received a. its session today
asfrcsh report from thc commission o.,
Polish afairs, which was discussed ana
reserved for iinal examination later.
.itlwas Officially announced after the
close of tho session. This eNanrina ion
Will take place n connection With
the.subscuuerL liking Of boundary lines
AFFECTING Germany.
Tho neNt meeting OF she council Viii
nf, Mold ON
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31
RAPIDITY WAS SLOGAN OF KALI
Road ADMINISTRATIONS In
GATHERING CARS OF COAL
Mines working to Full Capacity-Oo1
Mined will Be Picked Up Through
out The Day.

The Railroad Administration last eF-
.ninr c5nflscat"d approximately 100 rail-
road cars of coal in the Wheeling dlS-
triCt and will continue TO gather up ca'''
car as it is filled at tho various mines
today. The work was conducted Will
great speed by tho officials in chars"
and II took but few hours 10 gather all
Of the cars in the local district.
Exemption was made in IN" cas-" or
great number Of cars consigned 10 and
for use for domestic purposes. hotels
hospitals. asylums. public utilities Sucn
as plants that supply light. heat ana
power: producers and manufacturers OF
food: state and county buildings; pro-
duccrs Of print paper. or establishments
used for tho purpose of printing daily or
weekly newspapers and publications.
Tho unloading OF cars. unless abso-
Iutcly necessary. will not hc allowed. and
N case where they ar" not unloadcd and
not needed they will he re-consiGncd to
their original destination. The cars Will
hc switched in 50 that it will h" possible
to locate them at moments notice at
airy time.
The cars conAscatcd last evening were
picked up on all sections Of the Ralti-
moro and Ohio railroad IN tho local dis
trIct. as we'll "a on tho Pennsylvania
Lines. the p. c. {. e. St L.. tho {. L. Il
W. division Of the II. e. O. and tho
Wheeling and Lake Eric and Wheeling
Terminal Lines The supply Of coal cars
IS very good. according TO the officials
and tho mines will work up until tho
last minute.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31
ENGINEER
SCHUCkSTRONC
FORNERV-W WORTH
g. Clair Tunnel Man Found
Royal Friend in This Famous
Family Tonic.

This widely and favorably known
,,+izen OF Fort Huron. Mich. delivers
pceSapr below which feuow-Suf"rers
lii do we'll TO pay careful heed 70.
Wentworth Col find that N"rv-
,uor+h IS very beneficial to nc. have
"a stomach trouble for years and ;ri"d
number OF so-called remedies. but
80 found Wentworth 70 be moro
beneficial to me tnan any Oh inc o'"e'S
that have used
49,, tr;ends as I believe in telling f"l-
iow-suTercrs where they can md rellc1
from the misery tina; stomach trouble
causes them. ur.r,,
800 bancroft s.. Port Huron, Mich.
Your dollar back at Gricsts Drug
S,ore wheeling II this superlative
Sam,ly tonic does not do for You what
n did for Mr.. Schuck.
NoryWor,h - sold in Warwood by
u :, NcSamara: Fulton. Fulton Phar-
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Marttns Ferry. Ralston & Parker: s..
cIsirsville, Patterson & Sons; Barnes
Iii. HilIes Bros: Cameron. Cameron
49, Co; SlstersyIl!s. c. b. Disqre-
- Martinsville. Hornbrook's Drug
store Moundsville. J. H Beam Drug
co,. bridgeport. Selby Reed (Dent
pharnacy): Gellaire, Dankworth Bros>i
baden city, Nc.g.: D-cs.: West Alex
ander e X McConn; Edgewood. The
Edrevocd Pharmacy; Elm Grove,
RIun.s pharmacy; Benwood, BenWooc
Org Co: McMechen, CAROLS PhA<
macy: wellsburg. r Eison-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31
FARMERS BLAME LABOR
FOR HIGH LIVING COST

H\GF.RSTOWE. Nd. oct. Co TIL"
short work day and the ever increasing
wages demanded by industrial labor
wore declared to he the allies Of the
proti,ecr an keeping UP the high cost cI
living" in Il resolution adopted today by
the Farmers National Congress at It's
concluding session. The congress also
went on record US opposed 10 All
strikes. ,,
TIN, resolution expressing opposition
10 organized labur% methods was adopt
Cd over the protests Of II small minority
Of wrought up farmers. who wIihdrS"
from the congress Aft"r III" Not" "i me
resolution. Speakers for this minority
raised fururc throughout III" couv'h-
ton hail during consideration OF III"
resolution and declared that all organ
lied labor was engaged IN a struggle Tor
its jus, rights and should HAY" I'll" iHiI
sympathy and support Of tn" farmers
OF America
We know that the furty-four hour
week cannot feed tho world and We pro
claim that it cannot cloth" Il. tn" rrS"l
utlon further declared. Those who ad-
yocate the short day in industry. th''
resolution added. should not expect tn"
farmers 10 work six hours h"t"r"
dinner and fix hours after. with the
before breakfast and aftcr-Suppcr chores
thrown in
While plcdgin; Il helping hand 10
honest organized labor" III" resolution
who for pay and prIc" would south" tn
, ship OF stat" and rear IN" rcd lIhE g!
BolSheYiSm over the ranks e an out
rag"d and fallen r"puhllC."
In declaring opposition TO all Strik"
the congress went on record as fav"rlnE
federal board Of arbitration that
would give both capital and labor ~
square deal"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31
C0MlllNlFR EvANCEUNE BOOTH
tn VISIT WHEELING ON NOV. 10

people, Of Wheeling at the Market Audi
toriun. THIS announcement in ltselr
should be sufficient TO pack the auditor
luin from end to end. Aside from the
exalted position she holds. Miss Booth
is one Of the most gifted speakers In
the country and the fact that she Will
b. y: Wheeling for an address Is an
event nut OF the ordinary.
Plans for Il big meeting are now UNDER
w,y md more definite information re-
rar,!ing hnr coming will b. given in the
next few days.
Miss Booth will likely be accompanied
nv a number Of national officials. while
cot. VIA. Evans and ms provincial star
from the Pittsburgh headquarters Will
also bH present.
Saturday night. November 5. ara sun
lav. November {? tn" opening dat" NJ n"
drive tho PITTSBURGH Corps bard "f -
pieces. in charge Of Adjutant Harry
l:ayrS. divisional secretary. VIII be IN
Wheeling and participant" N tn" dcdicA-
thor, uf the new home. ON Monday IN"
provincial ScXtct,c and provincial stair
will be in the city to take part in the
drive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31
Prepare Now For
INFLUENZA
Renew Your Vitality
with PepsiroI before the
Second Epidemic Comes

~rr11 y no ,oBr vitality 10 withstand Influenza Med
;c,I crn-rts agree that another epidemic IS coming.
~ No knows whom or "neh Il WIN I.tiNe. 10
havoc is greatest among those whose Vi'a'! low" "
now-rs % rrs;,ance are weakened by neglect OF their
health If YOU would protect yourself ShcIo your LUZ
ily from this terrible disease. there nothing Netc la
Pepsno, the restorative tonic S"eng'" '"4e' A" 49,
eral conditioner.
German bullets and shells killed many thousands Of
Amrrr,, bovs at Chateau Thicrry al Bcleau Wood on
the Hindcnburg Line and N the ATSohnc roteSI nS ,
losses the were lntiutcS!rU1' d r,.
losses inaicted by Influenza at home NhoS famine
,x.-c JrstTox-6 bv the plague few days Inc dcan
rate was The highest known IN THIS country
TIL. second rpidcmc may be still worse Physicians DC
clare IL, near a; hand Now the tune Tor you 10 Pre-
pare yourself. 10 build mp your slTens,h I + oar
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ro;d. for vopr safety with Pepsno II Strengthens
Won builds no your power OF resistance TO disease
let impure blood WORKOUT nerves weaS 'SSuTS ..H i
a victim of the dreaded Influenza fepsnol t n.S 800
entire constitution vigorous and ROBUST strengthens '
vital organ whose weakness invites disease
n ~. civ Of Washington the National Capital there
r. BOA Deaths from Influenza alone during the PERIOD
from September a. 1918, to March l'l' Many 'nou
<,ndx more were stricken, but recovered a large Pc
~ N. convalescents however were so WeaNeneo
th.t the fell easy victims other diseases Suoh as Gs
or heart trouble and similar ailments: IN eo'""y '
tricts the death rate exceedingly hiSh-
II Won are run down. ali tired out suffer from dyspepSI
S,fiIv P,ns;nol is what need 10 bring you PACK 10
normal condition of health and 10 give you 'he S'oI
dimes, strength and vitality that must &C haG 10 Gu
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31
President and Governor
Get E|kinS Endorsement

TJ,KINS. W. Va. Oct. 3o.--At its an
nuaI meeting last night the Elkins com
~. rc;al club enthusiastically adopted
r, solu,ions introduced b. Attorney e.
". Maxwell endorsing the attitude Oh
President Wilson and Governor corn
we'll on the strike question.
Tho resolution endorsing the Pr"H'-
dat reads
"no il resolved by IN" Commercial
club Of Elkins. West Virginia. that IN"
attitude Of President Woodrow wilson
toward the impending strike OF pi'u',-
irnuN coal miners. and tn" "N"r'S ii'''us
10 avert same. d"S"rN" the unquaI"''n
encouragement and support Oh cF'
,ru,. ratrIotic American citizen. ana
n., .hc Commercial Club Of ElkinS.
ly,s, virginia. do hereby pledge our
selves To- support him without SUM VI
reservation.
,;nvcrnor rnrnwell's actions were en-
dors.d in the following terms:
.,,,brrras. Governor John J. Corn
we'll has shown by his very action upon
al occasions when tho sovereignty OF
~, state has hccn Threatened by inc
or,:,rs Of few, masIucrading under
,h,. n,rlo of labor leaders and organ
,zcrs with tho intent t. infuSc into the
rtr.. blood Of stat" government the virus
or r,.IehcvIs.n and l. W. W. ism. that ne
- = man who believes the very f"uhda
,i,ps Of our free government arc throat
curd and has the moral and physical
r,liroEC To enforce his convictions as
far ms lies within his power. be II re-
solved 10y The commercial Club OF FIX
ms West Virginia. that W" ar" in whole
hearted accord with his policy and act
i.rs,nd do hereby commend him for hi:
n,trfn,ir and statesman Ike attitude
ard pledge him our unr"S"rvcd sup
r,.rt'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31
A womAN'S HEARTY


Worry and overwork cause hioney
lrc ublc. and women suffer equally wllH
men. Miss Sara Weston. Belvidere' III,
writes: Il could not stoop down ah9
when l was down I had to crawl up -
chair. was so lame suf1ercd agon'.
Enw feel like new person. strong
and better in every way. MY gcnerest,
health is quite improved. l hcarlty -
commend Foley Kidney Pills to all sutS
fcrirr the way 1 did" They relieve
dizz;ncss puffiness under tho eyes, sor4
muscles and joints and rheumatic pain1,
when caused by disordercd kidneys. spi9'
everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31

You don't want SLOW r"In"'i% when
your stomach is had--ur An uncertain
ono-or harmful onc--y"Ur stomach
is too valuable; you mustn't inJurc IL
with drastic drugs.
When your meals don't tit and you
feel uncomfortable, when You h"lch
gases, acids or rails" sour. undig"stcd
food. When you feel Jumps Of indjEcs-
tIon pain. heartburn or headache. from
acidity just eat a tablet OF Papc's Dia-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31

In carly life Pope Plus wns very fond
Of his aftcrdinncr cigar. ana only eaNT
!, nm on doctors orders. Now he will
no, permit any smoking Mt nil inside
tho Vatican. Not even In tho privacy
Of their own chambers may amy OF tn"
army Of guards and attendants indulg"
IN a Whit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31

Until quite recently III" Former Ger
man Emperor nearly always wor"
massive gold ring. set with Il $quar"
dark -colorcd stone. which in "ld"n limos
was supposed to protect is wcarcr from
harm and misfortune. TIL" history Of
the ring goes back I" tho t5mc when III"
Nargravcs Of NuremburE followed their
leaders to the capture Of the Holy Sepul-
chra from the Moslcms. When it was
first won IL had engraved on lhc stone
sentence from the Koran. This was
cut out and replaced by cross.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31
q INDIGESTION e,
At once!-"PaPes DiaPepsn'' corrects your Sour,
Gassy Acid Stomach-Relief awaits you'll

pcrSin and tho stomach distress Is Bone:s
Millions Of people know the magic OF
Papc's Diapcpsin rs nm antacid. They
know that indigestion and disordere3
stomach arc SO rccdless The reliaA
COM; quickly. no disappointment P1peo
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Of this world-famous indigestion relief
costs so little al drug stores. Papc.
Diapepsin helps neutralize tho Gtomscs
acids go you can eat without feAA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31

ton. two 10 represent employees. two Il
act for employers and two from the gov
crnmcnt, and that one Of tho two dele
gates in each group be Il woman =
\ report on the motion is expected 10
morrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31

Although now past sixty years Of age
Charles IFawtrcy. the noted EngllS3
arinr. continues TO play young lovers
roles and requires very little make-u
TO carry out his deception
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31

John Coleman Co. Conservative
John Coleman Co. 25,h anil
Chapiiu9
Raer's Pharmacy. tG>h ami
Market
Baer'S Pharmacy. 18th and
Chaplin NJ.
HoGr- DAVIS Drug Co. 1854
Main 81.
HoEr-DavlS Drug co. A4f'
Market ST.
c. II. Griest & Co. AAt%'t 81
S.nmidt's Pharmacy. l@9S Mar
kct st.
MOUr"'s Quality prGS S'"'''
$50 Main s..
Kecsur's Drug store. 20;h and
Market StS.
Chathar, Sinclair. 4G'h and il
COB SIS.
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large locomtivc Of the modern type
cvaporatcs forty gallons OF water TOT
very mile OF travel.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-16
Merry Scrap May Come
Out Of Investigation Of
Old Soldiers Home
From a Staff Correspondent.


Lincoln, Neb., Feb. 15.-There is
likely to be merry war between the
senate investigating committee OF
public institutions and the State
Board of Control.
Recently senate committee
recommended in its report to the
senate and to the board of control
the retirement of Commandant ]. F,
Walsh of the soldiers and sailors
home at Grand Island and of Com
mandant w. N. Hensley of the sol
diers' and sailors home at Milford,
giving as a reason that the duties
of the offices could be better filled
by younger men.
Members of the committee ex-
peeted that the members of the state
board would promptly act on these
recommendations, and, after waiting
for a few days, Chairman Bradford
went before the board Saturday
morning and asked in regard to the
matter.
He was informed that the board
would take no action and it refused
to act on the recommendations of
the committee.
1t is limited that the senate COM
mittee will file charges against the
State Board of Control and will in
cidentally give its real reasons for
asking for the removal of the two
men affected by its report.