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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-14
MARK SING LAUNDRY
REDS URGE MEN
TO OVERTHROW
FEDERAL RULE

Calling upon the vorkingnen OF Gary
20 gather in great mass meetings.
capture the power Of the state" and
.Vrest from the capitalists the means
through which the capitalist rule is
maintained handbills headed a Procla-
nation Of the Communist Party Of Amer
lea" we're distributed Yesterday.
Through the secret service operatives.
several copies came into the possession
of col W $. Mapes. who declared the
message TO be "the most dangerous piece
Of literature that every came TO my at
tention." and ~ is looked upon by milf
tary authorities as a direct appeal 10 the
city's radicals 70 attempt the overthrow
or he United States roops that are guarI-
ing the city.
In the text Of the handful the soldiers
sre pictured to he servants of the United
states Steel Corporation bent upon break
ing the strike. A. the union leaders
have publicly acclaimed tho soldiers
neutrals interested only in maintaining
LAW and order and fairer ~ the strikers
than the special police or militia Col
Mapcs does not believe The proclama-
ton" was issued with the knowledge Of
the steel unions council.
The four copies submitted n the COM
mandcr Of the troops by the secret serN-
lie were found on the person of a striker
Who was not arrested owing to the fact
that it could not be established ne had
snga god in the distribution or the pamph-
lets. Col Mapes asked the newspapers
t. reprint the communist message" in
order that the country might be informed
Of the seriousness of the situation which
the arrival of the troops has suppressed
lie did not consider the threat against
The loo shock troop regulars as men
acing, however. declaring his men would
meet any emergency which might arise
in the city. He added though. that many
good citizens might be somewhat ineon-
venienced by the activities of his inves-,
tigators and raiders. but that they would
be asked 70 cid the military as a patri-
Otto duty.
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POOR OLD TROTSKY
FINDS THE. OUTLOOK
IS PRETTY GLOOMY

HELsINFORs. oct I4-Leon Trotsky,
Bolshevik minister of war in Russia. in
speech al Penzs was quoted as say
ing.
The SOVIET troops cannot stand n
winter campaign There Is no longer
any hope of victory. The best troops
have been overwhelmed and the grow
ing panic IS increasing the desertions
The soviet al Moscow is reported 10
have issued a decree compelling all
workers to begin military training at
once
LONDON. Oct 1.-THE victorious ad-
vance OF Gen Denikins anti Bolshev visit
army IN Southern Russia has thrown
Moscow into panic and the commi ssion-
ers OF the soviet have prepared to evac-
uste the city and flee into Turkes tan
according to Central News dispatch
from Ekatrinoder today
The Moscow Bolsheviks have been
especially alarmed bN the movement Of
the White army on Orel and Tula. it
was said
(Ekatrinodar IS in the territory held
By Gen. Denikins forces)
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WILSON READY TO
BLOCK EFFORT TO
ADJOURN CONGRESS
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
NASHlNiTON. october Il There
was fighting atmosphere about the
White house today
With President wilson unonicialiy
reported 20 have passed another good
night and TO have held to the gains
that have marked the past week Il
was learned that any enerts 10 ad-
journ congress on The contention that
he president was too III TO consider
any legislation that may be enacted.
viii meet with vigorous action from
the president himself Even should
such an adjournment be taken. ii was
pointed out the president has the con
stitutional authority TO call the con-
gress back into session again And
this it was learned. would be done
The attitude Of the friends Of the
president was this:
President Wilson has submitted q
program ~ constructive legislation to
congress Let congress keep on the
job. instead OF being concerned with
unfounded rumors about the Presi-
dents condition and pass this legisla-
ton When the bills are sent to the
White House we will show them that
VIC have a president
The president is aware AZ the wide
spread reports that have been circu-
lated about his condition This was
learned 81 the White House when it
was revealed that the president is al
lowed no VITO read the daily newspa-
pers- Up until recently this practice
has been discouraged BY Rear Admir-
al Cary t. Grayson. his personal ply
stefan. rhe perusal OF these papers
has made the patient more anxious
than ever 10 get on MS feet. it was
stated
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from Gary to New York for transmits
sion through the mails. When last seen
Ivanhoff attended an W W meeting
in Chicago several weeks ago. From
that time. federal authorities lost track
Of him It is believed hoReve that
he went east
Just how many arrests have been
made aud how far the long arm Of the
military authorities has reached in the
bomb investigation has not been disalos-
ed. II Is evident though. that the round
up has not been complete and others
are expected to fall into the meshss
hourly. strict secrecy is sim being
maintained.
OBTAINED FROM AETNA
The gun cotton and other high ex-
plosives used in the manufacture OF
the bombs is said to have been obtained
from the Aetna Power Works at Aetna
where during the war the plant was
taken over by the government for the
manufacture Of explosives Here il is
said thar one Of the bomb terrorists Sc
cured employ and secured sufficient
information and material to manufacture
the bombs
TRACED TO GARY
About month ago agents OF the de-
partment Of pustice notified tho state
fire marshal Of Indiana a. Indianapolis
II level the plant as lot OF gun cot
ton had been left lying in the sand
ridges about the plant and was easily
accessible to the radicals who were
known to De making Gary their head
quarters. a Waterman had been left
10 guard the plant. but it was an easy
matter 10 evade him.
The fire marshal replied that, as the
property Was owned by the Aetna Pow
der company, he had no authority TO
destroy IL.
FIND GUN COTTON
When the federal troops moved into
Gary. however. agents Of the depart
ment of justice went TO the abandoned
powder works and found quantity
Of the gun cotton still lying about in
the sand ridges. This. when mixed
with other ingredients. makes one of
the most powerful explosives known.
such of the explosive as was lying
around was gathered up and destroyed.
EVIDENCE IN BASEMENT
But the agents watched the plant. \
man came there in search of the de-
stroyed gun cotton He was followed
when he left The trail led back 10
Gary The soldiers swooped down upon
a certain basement. There the evil
dence Was found.
II is not revealed what this evidence
consists Of beyond pieces Of bombs in
the making. pieces which are said 70
INK the maker beyond question with
The man who turned out the contriv-
ances sent through the mails last May
daN. only few pieces Of the bomb
exploded in Attorney General Palmer's
home we're recovered and they wer so
small as to he almost vaiueless in the
way OF evidence. But those pieces were
treasured by the government ihvestl-
gators and they have been compared
with the Gary product
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
CITY OF HAMMOND INDIANA
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS:
You ere hereby notified that the Board
Of Public Works Of said City will re-
ceive bids up to October gath 1919. at
en- o'clock Al NJ for the construction
81 an is inch vitriAed socket pipe sewer.
with . marhoIes. lineal feet Of inch
vitrifod pipe six inch b. eighteen
inch junction pipe. 10 SIX inch house
drains 30 feet long on 125th street from
the alley west Of Julian avenue 70 the
south line Of sullivan & Tokarz 2nd
Addition. authorized by Improvement
Resolution No. 7Ss as specified in the
plans. proiiles and details now on nle
All bids shall be accompanied BY 4
certified check for not less than two and
one-half per cent Of the estimated cost
of said Improvement
The Board reserves the right IL reject
sny and all bids
c. n LJTHMAN
O F HIGHLAND
W g HANNAH.
io-I4-e1. Board OF Public Works
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IN xrxMoR1AM

In memory of our beloved son and
brother Walter stanley V,hc passed
away two years ago todaT. October IA.
1871.
Gone but not forgotten
Silently the shadows OF evening
Gather round our lonely home.
Silently hey bring before Us
That dear farce we see no more
NO more your steps on the stair.
No more your face We
But let this little token -
Tell that we always think ~ thee
Friends may think the wound i Eeale..
But they little know the sorrow
Within our hearts concealed.
In memory
Father aIothen Sisters and Brothers.
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| PERSONAL 40
|S0CIAL NEWS

An all day SESSION Of the ST. Agnes
Guild of the Episcopal church Will take
place tomorrow IN the Guild rooms. the
following will be the hostesses for tho
day the Mesdames Renwick. BrusseL
Slater and Pepperdine. The day VIII
be spent in sewing
The Trinity Aid VIII hold a social
afternoon tomorrow Wednesday. at the
home Of Mrs. Gustav Brumm. 616 West
Mason Mrs Nov VIII be the assisting
hostess.
The j. C 3 A ladies' gave q sur
prise aluminium shower to MISS Ruth
puframe whose marriage 70 Wm. Man
tauffle VIII take place this fall. It was
very delightful party arranged and
planned by the ladies Of the L. G 5. A.
and very delicious three course lunch
con was served.
Mrs WINERY Who underwent an or
Grafton ia 2 Chicsog hospital is suffi-
GENTLY recovered to return to Hammond.
The First Division Of the NJ. F. Ladies
Aid viii entertain the general aid At
ne home Of Mrs Belman Of Glendale to-
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GABY SAYS DUKE
PROPOSED DAILY

NEW YORK October 14.-Ga ~
DesIys. fresh from France and stopp-
ing a. the hotel Savoy. declared today
She has rejected the youthful Duke de
Crussol who followed her here on the
same steamship and who. she declares
has proposed daily for two months
The Duke served in the French army
during the war and was wounded.
The Duke" said Gaby. he want 10
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PICKETS MISTAKE
COPS FOR WORKERS
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvIcE

YOtNGsTOWN. o. October t.
Mistaking van auto loaded with police
men FOR steel workers. pickets early to-
dan pelted the car with stones strik-
ing officer sheridan on the arm The
police fired a volley at the men. bring
ing down Peter Buyei. with shot
through the leg lie was placed uno-
er arrest and sent to a hospital The
rest or the men escaped
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others which exploded in eight other
cities on the same night.
MADE orEBR BOMBS
II l. also alleged that he : the same
man that manufactured some thirty-six
other bombs sent through the mails in
boxes Of the Gimbel department store
in New York and so timed to reach
The intended victims on May !. Tho
cunning continuance of these explos-
Ives and the peculiar style II manu-
facture have linked them beyond cues
tion or doubt with basement lair Of
Reds" said to have been raided BY the
federal troops.
Linked with the list Of names con
nected with the terrorists bomb plans
is a Chicago red named Ivannoff II
was he. ID S said that earned the bombs
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WAS ACTING UNDER
ORDERS OF GERMANY

HELSINGFORS. October 1.-THE
German army that occupied the Baltic
prov inces and was reported marching
upon Petrograd. was acting under or
ders Of Germany, according to the Fin
nish newspaper Nufustadsbladet which
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Fat People
Get Thin

Best safe home method. Get small
box Of oil of korein at the druggist 81
Follow plain directions under 500 guar
antee that YOU reduce 10 TO so lbs. or
more, whatever sou desire New book
tells all about reducing weight quickly
plea sanity. lastingIy. in piAIn Wrapper.
free write TO Korein &c. NA723 Sta
ton f. New York. N Y.-AdV-
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be served at the home OF the Buhcamp's
1878 Allen 81
Mrs Dr. GilIis and daughter. Eleanor
ere leaving This week for the Isle or
Pines. where they viii spend the win
ter.
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Cooper and
Mich. where they spent the week end
with Mrs. Coopers parents. Mt ana
Mrs John Fetterly
The regular meeting Of the art de-
partment OF the Hammond Women :
Club met with Mrs. j. T. Leary yes
terday afternoon Mrs Geo Streeter
had charge Of the program and she
gave very interesting talk on war car
toonists including Nalasek Russian
cartoonist Of note and Mejinski sue
cessful Polish cartoonist Mrs W f.
Asborn had charge of the questionaires
the subjetc being William Chase At
the close Of the study the hostess serv-
ed delicious refreshments
Mrs q II Jewell. who for many years
wa sa resident Of Hammond Il III the
Presbyt Hospital. Chicago under
going a diagnosis Mrs Jewell is now
living in Earl Park. Ind She Will be
glad 10 see any Of her friends at the
hospital.
Women who subscribed IL the De-
lineator the past week either ~ tele-
phone or - the Butterick Pattern dept.
are asked 10 call thi sweek a. the
SPECIAL. OFFER EMPIRES next sat
urday. Lion Store. Pattern Dept ADJ.
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CARD OF THANKS
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish 10 thank our friends. relatives
and neighbors for their kindness ana
sympathy shown during the Illness snf
death of our beloved mother; the 4 =r
Nes for his kind words Of consolidate
and, for the floral offerings.
Carl Hugo and Ernest Stsilha,i,.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil c. Scilueber,
Mrs Homer Adams.
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Too Late To Classify


NTED-Collectcr Minas Furniture
Co. PA L. State ST. Hammond
f0-14-3t
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marry me. and ! don't want Get. Eat
ees all ger ees TO Eat. l want zee
stage
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You'll Say
OF Pyramid
What Biessed Relief From the
Suffering OF Itching. bleeding
or Pr0drudiRR Piles"
WRITE FOR FREE TRIAL.

II you are suffering dreadfully
and cannot wait for the free trial.
so to any drug store and get =
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BRAzIL-The Brazil Gas COMPANY
has brought suit against the Terre
Haute. Indianapolis & Eastern Traction
Company for $4,000 damages because
of alleged electrolysis Of the gas com
pany's pipes
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prints an interview with Gen Won der
Goltz.
The interviewer asked Gen Won der
Goltz if his German army was sup
ported by the German government
DO l look like an adventuFer.' Won.
der Goltz was quoted as replying As
German general ] must obey I'M
CourIand were also equipped oy the
German government The army Is
now embarked upon most important
work for tahe fatherlsnd
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WITHOLDS BOMB
PLOT FINDINGS

,conrlnueo from page one,
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be served al the home OF the Buhcamp's
1878 Allen ST
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Mrs pr. GINS and daughter. Eleanor
are leaving this week for the Isle or
Pines where they will spend the win
ter
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The Trinity League Vii meet this
evening At the home 81 MI David Sail
40 Mason 81 Members ana friends
are cordially invited
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Mr. and Mrs John + krause and
family Mrs ". r. Denniston and Miss
Isabel Denniston motored 10 South BEND
for the week end.
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MADE orEBR BOMBS

others which exploded in eight OF
cities on the same night
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DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC WORKS
CITY OF HAMMOND. INDIANA.
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morrow afternoon The meeting will
include kitchen FOR the church
Rev and Mrs r. d Lichhder Rev.
Brodie Miss Moore. Mrs Chas See.
Mrs. l. Leonard and Mrs. W X. Myers
are attending the Baptist state conN en-
ton at Fort Wayne this week.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-01

the Salvation Army home service fund,
AID had In his possession numerous let
ters signed by public officials, military
men, salvation Army workers, etc,
commencing him in most cordial terms.
Among his papers were several cita-
tions from the Canadian government.
The investigation being directed from
this point shows that prior to coming
to jackson, Lieut.. Bricen passed sew
eral checks at Bay Minette, Ala. that
while at that place he exhibited what
p~urported to be a deposit slip from a
Baltimore bank showing that he had
a balance of over IS 1000 In the %institu-
ton, which he claimed was a pension
awarded him by the Canadian govern
ment,
Several detective agencies have Joined
In the search for Bricen and bankers,
jewelers. and others belonging tos pro-
~tective organizations have sent out de-
scriptions OF him.
While here Brioen stated that he had
become a member of a legal firm at
Bay Minette, Messers. Stone, Bricen a.
Stone, and exhibited q professional card
to that effect. There Is n legal firm
named Stone g. Stone at Bay Minette,
but a letter from the senior member
states that they know nothing of Brtcen
save the fact that he visited that place
In connection with the Salvation Army
home service campaign and dashed sew
eral bogus checks.
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MISSISSIPPI DOCTOR
DIES IN COLORADO

YAZOO CITY, Miss, Aug, /, tSpl)-
Word comes from Colorado Springs OF
the death there last Friday Of DR.. Davis
Herren. a native Of Yazoo county, Or,
Herren, who was formerly a practicing
physician at Lake city, was only about
80 years Of age. He left Yazoo county
about four years ago for New MexicoA
where he volunteered In the navy,
and was later transferred to the service
In Philadelphia.
In New Mexico he was In charge Of
an Indian school, and when It was
found that his heath was failing he was
sent by the government, to Cragmore
sanatorium in Colorado Springs. He
died OF tuberculosis. His. mother went
West In March to be with her son, and
was with him when the end came. She
returned with the remains to this coun-
ty Thursday for burial In the neigh
borhood of the old childhood home near
Ttnsley.
The young man was married, his wife
surviving him, but two children having
passed away.
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LAYS PLANS TO
STAND FOR CONGRESS

RIPLEY, Mics, Aug. /. (spl)-It Is
understood here and Is practically GER
tain that A. G., Anderson, editor of
the Southern Sentinel, at this place,
win enter the race for congress to sue
coed Representative Stephens, who VIII
retire. MIR. Anderson has made no pub
lie statement and may not for some
time yet but his friends say he will be
in the race. .
Mr., Anderson has been editor and
publisher of the Southern Sentinel Tor
the past Is years and has served as
president of the Mississippi Press as
ISOLATION. He has also served IL years
in the Mississippi legislature, eight
years in the house and four years in
the senate. In 1908, at the beginning
Of his second term in the house, he
was elected temporary speaker of the
house and served during the organizaI
ton of that body. In 1872 he was
elected president pro TEN of the state
senate, which position he held for his
four-y9ar term, In 1912 he vas elected
a delegate to the Democratic national
oonv ention at Baltimore.
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LANNON'S LEGION POST
ELECTS YEARLY OFFICERS

YAZOO CITY, Miss, Aug 1, tSpl)-
The Roy Lannon's post Of the Ameri-
can legion Of Yazoo county, has reached
a membership Of about one hundred,
The matter of future meetings of the
past has been left for the new eXeCu-
tive committee with the expectation that
a meeting would be called soon in an
effort TO get every service man of the
county into the organization.
Tie following officers were selected
to mold their respective offices for the
full term of one yeaF; Louis j.. Wise,
post commander, Capt. w, NJ, Moore,
vice-post commander; L. L. Wtllett,
post adjutanJ; N. S. Adams, post fl
anc officer; W. c. Taylor, post chap
lain; w, A. Hester, post historian. In
the county at large the following mem
bers Of the executive committee We're
chosen: j. r. Anderson, Jr., of zetg-
l%erville; N. A Mott, Jr, Yazoo City;
and Jacob Goldstein, Of Yazoo City,
From beat one, Wiley Martin and Roy
Fears, both of Mechanicsburg, were
chosen as members of the committee.
John B. Rusehe. Of Benton, and T, +.
Brown, of Yazoo City, will represent
beat two. Z. 0. Luckett and Baynon
Jones, both of Yazoo City, will repre-
sent beat three. Buster White, Of
Benton, K. +. D., and W. w. Smith. Of
Zeigleryille, will represent beat -four,
and Chas. L. Carey, Of Yazoo City, r.
+. d. 4, and VIM, McLaren, of Holly
Bluff, are members Of the executive
committee from beat five,
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MISSISSIPPI CHARTERS.

JACKSON, Miss, Aug. l., (Spi)-
The following new corporations have
been formed in the state during. the
past few days and will shortly submit
their charters to the governor for APP
prevail:
Masonic Temple association, Clarks-
dale, Coahoma county, capitalized at
$50, 900; Ellington FAINT, J.. H. johnson,
W. t. Gibson and others.
Hill City Compress company, Vicks-
burg, Warren county, capitalized at
$l25, 900; T. W. Mccoy, Alex Fitz-Hugh,
George Williamson and others.
Daniel Auto company, Gulfport, Har-
rison county, capitalized at $l00, 900, w.
H. Daniel, j, B, William and Others.
Amendment to charter of Canton
Dairy Products company, increasing
capital stock to $50, 600.
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SENATOR WILLIAMS
CANCELS JACKSON DATE

JACKSON, Miss, aug. /. (Spl.)-
Senator John Sharp Williams has can
celled his engagement to deliver an
address in Jackson next Monday night
on the league OF nations and the peace
treaty.
A telegram from the senior senator
states that owing to the illness of Mrs,
Williams he will not be able to make
the trip to Mississippi to cast his vote
in the primary election next Tuesday,
The illness of Mrs. Williams is not Of
a serious nature. but Mr., Williams does
not desire to leave her alone at this
time.
q am very sorry to disappoint my
friends, and regret that / can not come
home to vote and shew my colors, but
feel, under the circumstances, that 1t
tor Williams.
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WAR HERO ALLEGED TO
HAVE GIVEN BAD CHECK

JACKSON, Miss, Aug, /. (spl)-
Lieut.. w. Bricen, wearer of the d. S.
c., the Croiz de Guerre and the Vic
toria cross, claiming to be one of the
Is survivors of the famous Princess Pa
tricia regiment Of Canadian Highland
states on charge Of passing bogus
checks, obtaining goods under false pre-
lenses, and various other charges.
One of Bricen's victims in this city
is the Chambers Office Supply company
to whom he gave a check for $71.50 on
the Baldwin County bank of Bay MI
nette, Ala, In payment for a Corona
typewriter and leather case. He also
left an unpaid hotel bill.
When Bricen came to Jackson he rep
resented himself as a field agent fol
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SENATOBIA, Miss, Aug. /. Cspl.)-
Professors A. r. Simpson and r.. W,
jackson, who withdrew a few days
ago from the race for representative,
have re-entered the race, Prof. Simp-
son is making an active canvas for
the office. The entries now for rep
resentative are T. C. House, A. b. Pres
ley, A. r. Simpson and r, w. jackson.
The candidates will wind up the tour
of the county with a speaking date at
Senatobia on Monday, Aug 4, The cons
test for superintendent Of education,
county attorney and ehancery clerk will
be settled In the first primary, In al
probability the races for the remaining
offices will continue until Aug. rs, the
date of the second primary.