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Evening star., 1920-05-25
SAID TO CARRY WHISKY.

DES MONIES. May 25.-Police to-
day searched for an airplane pilot
who was said to have landed at a
flying field near here yesterday aft
ernoon from Winnipeg. Canada. with
eighteen cases of whisky in his plane.
He sold the whisky for $3.50 case
within two hours. the police said
The plane left Winnipeg at $40
am. and made the 560-miie trip in
between seven and eight hours, the
police said they learned. They did
not reveal the hiding place of the
plane.
Evening star., 1920-05-25
Rx the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. May 25.-A growing
tendency toward thrift. a general re-
vision downward Of prices of all COM
modities except food and improve
ment in the labor situation are three
encouraging factors in the report of
the seventh federal reserve district
issued today.
"A most encouraging development
Of the last month has been grow
ing tendency on the part of the gem
eral public toward thrift says the
report. Ever since the armistice was
signed people have been indulging in
a wild spending orgy. buying only the
highest-priced goods and satisfying
extravagances almost to an extreme.
This spending hysteria now seems to
be waning, although the change is
not yet pronounced.
The report refers to disturbing
Evening star., 1920-05-25
FIVE DIE IN ROME CLASH.
Four Policemen and One Civilian
Killed.; Several Injured.

0CVC1d1 1IJ GU.
ROME. May 24-Four policemen
and one civilian were killed in a clash
between roWdies and police during a
demonstration celebrating the fifth
anniversary of Italv's entry into the
world war here today
crowd of about 300 students gath
ered IN fla Nazionale and the police
were endeavoring to disperse 1t when
persons believed not to have been
students, but disorderly elements,
fired several shots. which were re-
turned by the police.
Among the seriously wounded were
Two pollcemen and nine civilians.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
HOW TO- SUCCEED As
INSTRUCTOR OF MUSIC
Noted Professor Suggests Spreading
Of Conradcship Among
PUPILS.
By DIR. WIN. A. aIcKEEYER

-..' VIE Ell
Your young daughter wishes to be-
como music teacher. does she? Very
well. Willy tell you how she may sue
coed. for there are probably ten thou
sand more like her within the range
OF my articles. Also, in giving the
idea OF the successful method 1 shall
outline substantially tho manner OF a
girl OF my acquaintance who is vir-
tually at work upon the scheme
MY young musical friend is seven
teen, and recently graduated from a
standard city high school. It is her
purpose in time to master and teach
both the piano and ordinary vocal
methods. Just now she Is both study
ing and teaching, is taking. one piano
lesson per week from an able instruc-
tor, and in turD Is teaching the first
simple lessons TO six or eight pupils
OF her own. This method ia most
sound-to take in and get out as she
goes and thus TO stimulate interest and
ambition.
But the first lessons with the pupils
OF my young friend are friendship les :
sons. Friendship frat. then service.
First know who and what tho child
ts. Get acquainted with his life. Learn
az to his major interest and desires
Play for him, tell him stories, and eat
donghnuts with him. Make him YOUR
happy young comradc
Now, begin with tho lessons. Keen
away from dull exercises and tech.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
Charming Frocks
for This Season
iSpijngtime and FloWered
Frocks Go Hdnd-i11-
Hand.
BY RITA sTUYyEsANT.

SprinStime ana Howercu' trocks!
being shown this season for informal
at It'll the 'u Country club or perhaps. to
SOFT anu dainty and quaintiy Fashioned:
~. II cssfmlns gi%pllSslty is ); : delicate
fully pi s pr with faded pink Poses roses.
The frock IS made over a foundation
OF white China silk and trimmed with
a surplice effect was chosen for the
bodice and the shawl collar was frillcd
fashionably at the edges.
The sleeves were cut off before they
reached the elbows, as all smart sleeves
arc this season. Then there were cum
that tied themselves at the elbows and
across the front.
But Tho really interesting feature Of
bottom. harem style. The hoped effect
S Was 9eta ss by means means OF fine but
figure with o1d-time grace. There was
4 ribbon, or two at the hip line, adding
not little charm to this unusual frock.
some OF the darker combinations OF
Georgette; such as raisin blue. flow
trimmed with French blue ribbons. An
other interesting material for this frock
IS ,s,o or dnii or;ange flowers on back
SO lovely Is this new lowered
Gcorgette that little or no trimming
Is required, but tucks are already prov
date. a. simple frock tucks itself
broadly, from waistband to hem and
tnen adds plain bodice with short
STOVES cut in one. a round neck and
a friil Of real filet to finish it COM
pletc this pretty dress.
Nhcn enc combines taffeta with fow-
erea crepe the ,resu!! is bound to be
enecttve. and. indeed. 1t is so, as a
smart irock OF navy huc and rose flow
crei Georgettc proves. This frock
fashions snug bodice Of plain taffeta
and sleeves of the same. and then
lengthens them with n handkerchief cuff
on the crepe. The skirt. in direct con-
trast. decides TO be completely cut
from the Gcorgette and then falls in
unc accordion pieats. Needless to say,
true Partisan style "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21

niaue. Teach the ehild TO play happily
something which sounds TO him like
music and y tune. For, the tlmo being
the exercises must be pleasing and II
aSs in ts Soid Or TNr T pf"n
with drill and difficulties only after
this happy relation to tho exercises is
we'll established.
No matter how simple their per-
f9rmancss, group YOUR pupils in twos.
encouragement and have recital"
llavc the mothers and n few close
friends to come in and make IL all =
delightful little party and programme
combined. Thus YOU will establish u
COMPANY fellowship? among the whole
they all belong TO YOU and you to them.
Thus you will combine music and tho
life more abundant from the very be-
ginning.
,l lslnaIly .,H look SHARPLY to your own
cnteen:year-old friend inspired mo
with the statement that she is going
10 take at least six years and. with
her own efforts as instructor. pay her
way through Il four year. fne-arts
course In good college. 1t is her
sensible idea that to be college gradu-
ate will give her decided advantage
In securing teaching position, in
winning promotions and advancement
Now. viii my 10000 other young
p psaienGe. pe5siste9ee and the psy
one young friend of rnine and ego
thou and do liliewise?" In applying
yourselves to the vocal work use pre-
cisely the same genera, methods as the
JOY in the exercises, first OF all; then
drills and teShnic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21

Girtonirat Cambridge. cannot oosiii Go
accommodate all those who wish adj
mission It is stated. NJ
This growing popularity OF $the
woman'sr college is said 10 be due
largely to the number Of excellent
positions which have recently boon SO.
cured by university women. Despite
previous prejudices employers have
discovered that n modern university
education is business asset. one
licly: 80
The Oxford woinan writes n xood
clear letter and has more common
And what Is more. I'm these DAYS, she
is not afraid OF work" 80
The university women are also fnd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
s~ qs PETIT Broad Street = :.
New Furniture Fashions" for Spring

W ITH the coming or warm i
W spring weater, when every
one is turning to change of
style III dress. why not give a little
thought to 4 new dress" for the
home also?
Chances are some OF your Fur
niture has Just about given It's
full measure OF service. You
have lived with it SO long you do
not think OF it as being "out-of-
date" or rather worn. perhaps. y
But YOU will find suite OF the
beautiful modern Furniture we
are showing-or even an odd
piece here and there--will make. !
Il very great difference indeed.
Talk with us now about your.
spring furnishing plans 1t will
be pleasure to help with sug.
gestions based on our long expe-9
riencc. :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
To Glenn Mnnt.Iniec.

II the marble mantelpiece is discol-
ored. nut little salt in saucer.
squeeze over 1t n lemon. and stir we'll
dip IL into the salt and lemon. Tho
brush should be quite dry. and II is
better 10 buy a cheap nailbrush for
we'll and leave 1t until the morning.
Then put some extract OF (. SOAP i'm a
basin and add hot water TO 1t: din the
tclpiece, removing all the salt and
lemon. Dry with soft buster. and
polish with an old piece Of velvet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
Shake Fian.els rhorourh,y.

the difficulty of washing them An
expert in Misunderstanding advises the
yoaking Of fiannels that are very much
luton OF soapwater that is lukewarm
and contains tablespoonful of pow
dered borax, Tho vessel should be
covered 10 hold such heat as the water.
possesses. After, soaking, squeeze and
pull gently between the hands, Inn
mersins frequently, taking care only
and that no board is used with them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21

It's easy to diamond dye your old
garments new. rich, fadeless color, no
matter IL they be wool or silk; linen,
cotton or mixed goods.
House dresses. ginghams. aprons,
blouses. skirts. silks, stockings, sweat
ers. children's coats, rapcrics-eyery-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
FIND UNIVERSITY DEGREE
POSSESSES CASH VALUE
Wonien's Colleges mt Oxford nnd Cam
bridge Orcrrun with An
nl1Cn

LONDON March 2Q.--The young
women OF this country who desire to
enter the weil-paid professions have
suddenly come to the decision that
there is cash value in n university
degree. AS a result the women's col
ieGes at Oxford and Cambridge are
being bombarded with applications for
admission. SomerSille and Lady Mar
Earets at OXFORD. and NaWnhan and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
"Gcts-It" Makes Them Loosen Up
So They Lift on PainlessIy.

There's no more pain after a few
drops OF 'Gets-It' lands upon corn or
callus and instantly dries.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21

Genuine "Ilumfy-Ka b" Carriage.
Full roll body and hood. Rever-
sible body. Strong steel gear.
Tubular pushers, Rubber tired
wheels. Natural or brown finish.
This week only, S33.5O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
Cnrln.iii.. III cnIl...

y knife with 1900 blades is shown lbs
visitors at the famous cutlery werks
Of the Rogers IN Sheffield. Ten tiesli
blades are added to it every tent,
firm is proud consists of scissors ~
minute that they can all three be Gov
cred by an ordinary thimble. EnlA
Another Sheffield firm exhibits = -
knife: which, although but an inch ii,
length, when closed has seventy bla deS.
all Of different shapes iy59 80,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21

thing can BIO made new and good for
years of wear with Diamond Dyes"
The Direction Book in package gives
simple directions how to diamond dye
over any color. To match material
have druggist show you Diamond
Dye" Color Card.-AdY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21

ing employment In all sosts OF vel.
lat, ,ante work. and Is inspectors In esta6.s
i liMSninents VINE re- women arr ~ nj toye6
OIers or work az Inspectors are bsin,,
received from -AInArlca II Is stat etI, MI
good salaries are offered w - - ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
Cure for Black neetie..

To rid house of black beetles mix
together equal parts of sifted sugar
and plaster of paris. Place the pow
der in small heaps by the holes or on
the floor Of the rooms mostly infested
In z short time the beetles will en-
tirely diEannear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
Easy Terms

We will gladly extend credit
terms, if you wish. No red tape,
no cause for embarrassment. Sim
ply pay what you can afford cash
and the balance in weekly or
monthly sums to suit your conve-'
nience. Come in tomorrow. Is,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
A Genuine
New Method
Gas Range
Only $3.50
En.y weekly Payments.

IsNSS
This is conFenient model. suit
able for kitchenctte or small
kitchen in apartment or fiat. II
has tho patented all-steel burners
that save gas and other exclusive
New Method features which make
this the best cooking and most eco
nomical Range on the market.
The NEW METHOD has been sold
by us for Is years. We can refer
YOU to hundreds of satisfied users
and you can learn from them just
what tho NEW METHOD will do.
ONLY s1.oo DOWN.
delivers a NEW METHOD to your
kitchen. installed. ready for use. *
small sum each week soon pays tho
balance.
There are NEW METHODS In
great variety of styles and sizes TO
suit every need, all moderately
priced. Our present low prices are
ba sed on purchases made moro than
a; year ago. BY placing your order
now you can save at least % per
cent.
Call tomorrow and let us demon
strate this fine Range.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-08
:
HARRelD WILL FIGHT
FOR MOVIE MEASURE

WAsifISGToS. Jan AT the re-
onr-t of the okhhons State BAR as
ISOLATION Representative J " Harreld
yesterday introduced hin In the housc
which has created great Interest csrt.
clnli, among the moving picture manu-
lsctifcrs, miny o' whom have re-.
auostcd copies Of tho bill and are pre-
pntlng 10 contest IL passage. The
purpose Of tho bin l. to prohibi, th'
exhibition ~ pictures featuring es'
convic,s nnd bandits In moving picture
films by preventing the shipment ot
such films from one state to smother
in interstate commerce
Tho purpose OF the bin" sa'i Nj
llarreld. rs TO put an End 10 the IN
favorable advertising 20 which ukl,
hrma has been subjected for several
years by tho exhibition Of such pie
tures as arr now being shown by a
former convict, Henry starr"
The bill was drafted by John Emhry
John Abcrnnthy and T. q NcAdhms In
pursuance OF the resolution offered be-
fore the state bar aHsocin tiou At OKLA
hcms city on December ~ and passed
by almost unanimous consent Hlf.
reid proposes 10 push tho bin ysor.
ouHiy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-08
Relief Measures Organized In
Response to Numerous
Appeals; Villages Totally
Destroyed,

MEXICO CITY. Wednesday Jan
I Tho estimated casualties attending
the earthquake saturday In the west
ern part u the state Of Vera crur
stili stands nt 1000 or more.
Dispatchss from the stricken area
do not estimate the damage nor do
they give accurate lists ~ dead. RE
ports OF the disappearance OF ono VII
lase. the total dostruc'lon of scvsrl
others and the lnundatlon Of several
towns by waters pouring down noun
tain streams. are not denied by the
dispatches
Frsxmeniury sdvices received hero
Indicate the toll ~ death may exceed
first ostlmstes II Is said the VIZ
lage Of ssltillo has been virtually de-
stroyed and tina, eighty five bodies
wero recovered from the ruins OF
Tuesday. Thirty bodies have been
taken from the Pescados river at Apa
sapam. Pueblo viejo and San CarIos
Dispatches from special correspond
ents In the earthquake some tell Of th'
pitisbie plight Of survivors. many %
whom lost their homes and are hvins
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-08
REDS PLOTTING
DESTRUCTION OF
ENGLISH POWER
AgitatorS Working Along
Lines Of i, S, Radicals,

LONDON, jan. s-i,ol'hcvlk Rglta'
tors In the country are sotking oncr-
getiraliy along the lines similar 70 thoso
projected hy the radicals In America,
namely. tho overthrow of the govern
msni and the establishment of q soviet
form Of government
II IL thought probably that the plans
On this side ~ tho Atlrntic hsv. not
ye, reached IN. point achieved In the
United states. hu, II u expected Tho
radicals. here are reaching the point
where they might srlEo on some hlg
labor strike as an opportunity Tot
Nsrtins q revolutionary movement
while these facts are common knosl-
edge 10 close observers OF the sltuE
tion. II is said TO he Impossible for III"
british authorities. under tho present
ultra liberal lhws OF free speech. 90
do much more than watch the ptogress
OF EVENT.. The mere fact that an In.
dlvidual or an organization IL allied
with the Mc ow internatlonAlc and is
preaching revolution by innuendo y
DECLARED 10 bc insufficient ground for
police action In other wotds. a Ia ds9
ciared. the British. broadly speaking.
cannot take preventive measures. but
they must be content 70 deal With
some actual event
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-08
bAckAcnE AND
HEAVY FEELING
Weak, Nsrvess, Rsselsss
Woman h Arkaasas Hears
Of Cardui. Trsss i and
ls Greatly Bsasfitsd.
Now Reco0meo4s i
To Othssa

Peach Orchard. Ark-Mrs Nonis
High. who lives near here. statss:
Sometime sso I began 10 have trouble
with my back. would ache and
could hardly Ge, up when down. wss
20 weak would just drag around sad
aid not feel ike doing anything at sll
vas 30 nervous I fek could scream.
and such . heavy feeling J
could not rest at all II looked like
was going 10 get down In bed
heard Of Csrdui and thought I would
try Il and see what II wouh DO for my
csss. After taking . few bottles !
grew stronger The bioated.
heavy feeling left ms. wasnt % nerv-
ous. In fact. felt better oil over. took
twelve bottles and certainly was great
" benefited and can recommend II TO
any one - tonic se builder. often
tell othsrs how II helped and strength
ensd me-"
Casdui 10 miid vegetable tonic. with
no had sftsr-sfsscts. i,s ingredients
Act ia . hs,ssne. bulidins way. on the
womaaiy coestitutios.
Ash your SrSsglst he knows sbsu,
Careful. so~s 1Fussis,s hsvs solA II
fw sorty ysasA (Alv.)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-08
bEDFlN every
WINTER; STOMACH
TROUBLE GONE
Mvs. MsrsheN PsSW6 oSssdy Relief Astsr
10 Year, ovfferINo.

II had suffered from stomach trouble
for Is years. and had spent hundreds of
dollars dortoring. Every winter ] Was
beifast most cf the time. I commenced
taking Mllka Emulsion last fall. and be-
fore ! had taken six bottles, my stomach
trouble disappeared and have had no
return Of II since. This Ii the first win
ter In 10 years that have not been bed.
INST also give Milks Emulsion 10 the
suits MFRS. W. u Mershon. Brasil, Ind.
fsred for years from stomach and bowel
troubles, ~ Mrs Mershons did. have
found the same wonderful relief and
lAsting benefit from MIX Endision.
NINA Emulsion 10 a pleasant, nutri-
tive food and = corrective bowel action.
doing away with all need OF pills and
physics. u promotes appetite and
quickly puts the digesttve organs In
shapa 10 ssslmiiatc food, A . builder
cf flesh and strength. Milka Emulsion 10
strongly recommended to those whom
sickness has weakened. and 10 power
ful aid In resisting and repairing the
effects OF wasting discascs. Chronic
stomach trouble and constipation. are
promptly relieved = usually In one Day.
This V the only solid emulsion made.
and % palatshas that II 10 eaten with .
apooa uhe ice cream.
No ulaltsr nov severe yosr ease. you
ars urgsA 10 Try Mlks Emulsion IN
bee this U,arsnt~e-- Take siy bottles
ksns vtt1 yoss. uss u aeesrding 70 q.
rscsieas ard II not satlelled vith the
rooulta, yew meaey wiil - Dee0Vlt
rsfua1eA. Prtcs ~ and N.N pss bottle.
me n1llhs EUnulsioa Co.. rssfs HAuts,
Ind. Se,d ~ drvssisss svsryvhssc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-08
Mexican Earthquake Toll
Estimated at 1000 Lives;
Survivors in Pitiful State

In the open In hourly fear Of renewed
shocks.
Relief measures are gradually taking
form and q fund has been started In
this city. foreign colonies making lib
cfaI contributions Military expeditions
with Ambuiances. doctors and supplies
contributed by individuals. munlci
pslities and the government have been
sen, into IN. affected districts.
Many petitions have been sent the
archbishop Of Mssico TO send the IA.
nous Virgin de los Remedies into the
earthquake area from tho shrine At
I,arfolo Naucaipan. where II IL Jes'ously
guarded by Indians. This virgin has
figured In many dlSns'ers during the
history OF tho country. Res-n, msnt II
shown In the press of this city over
reports that the AiJuco mountains ncer
here were spouting lava and ashes and
moving TO q safer reGion. A commits
sion has been appointed by the govern
insnt 10 visit the a's~ke zone and rcpor,
| on the phenomenon.
New earth shocks wers felt here 'hi'
morning and fears wee entertained that
they we're vibrations from another ne
rious earthquake In the region oI
Mount oriubs. Up to late hour to-
night no further ahvices had been ~
celvcd from the east and some sppre
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-08
COURT. MARTIAL TRIAL
FOR BERGDNL SOON

NEW YORK. Jan. s.-Crover cievs.
land Bergdoll. millionaire draft dodser
who was arrested In his Philadelphia
home yesterday after a'sesrch Of two
years. viii he placed on trial In about
three weeks. 1, was announced today
by Mai. W. =. Kelly. Judge advocate Of
tho general court martial nov IN srs-
sion on Governors Island. PcrsdoI, Ia
charged with dcscr,ior. the extreme
penalty for which IL death. lie n In
solitary confinement In Castle william
In Q cell near Hard boiled" Smith. the
army lieutenant CHARGED With cruelty
10 military prisoners In France.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-08

Ind Means Committee
y Consult Economist,

EMOTION. Jan. - herbert
II ~ bs called TO testify before
n10De ways and means committee
y ony action In taken on the
HoDlation Of Secretary GIass
y uailed stsies extend further
- haatrupt European countries,
los(Glsa was announced by
non .vusdney SITTER publication
~ q Nr. Hooser's body blow
= eause Of European prop.
>(no1a" Who suggest staggering
noon1 assistance from this govern.
y ~ TIE samc time fordney an
- receipt Of q letter from Lon
;nrlngins Information closely In line
seesNt accounts Of vast ex-
ngsD bs,ns made in Grrnt Britain.
ou,hcr Of the letter said I've hsd
I 0eatlun In the newspapers of Mr..
1oeye opposition 20 the esiension
)6Sthef loans 10 Great Britain aud
n Eurcpcrn cour'tIcs and compli-
~ III chairman on this stand.
bnhs:s Of the ways nnd means
(6ailtst evidenced great interest In
! yoeevus statement that outside
oonposary Asferrins ot interest mn
n ~ problem 10 reduced 10 help
~ ske bread supplies Of less than
1posat Of the popuIs ton Of Europe.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-08
"L0ST" SHIP FOUND:
PASSENGERS SAFE

MILWAUKEE,, Jan. s-The Cr6shy
liner Petosk-y. which WAS reported
lost" and drifting In the Ice foe. In
Lake Michigan. was located three miles
off Muskegon. Mich. today and II max
Ing slowly into that port. according 10
word received t the Crosby line Of.
rcc, here. The Peto-key carries F.,
crew of ff,y.ons and passengers.
The Crosby line offices stated The
ship II In no danger.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-08
REORGANIZATION FOR
SUPPORTERS OF WOOD

CHICAGO. Jan. "a reorganization
amona the leaders In Maj Gen. I>eon-
ard Woods campaign for the repubIi-
can presidential nomination Was an
nounced last night by Col. W. c. Proc
tor. manager Of the campaign. Tho
shaksup In Wood hesdqusriers 10 In
tssprs'sd 10 mssn that John r. King,
committeeman from Connecticut. WIN
10 eliminated u Was Mr., kinG -ho
started the Wood boom. Colonel Proc.
tors announcement stated that sena.
tor George II. Moses. Of New Hamp.
shire. would head the newly opened
Wood headquarters In Washington. NJ.
King refused TO commen, on the report
that he would bs oustsd from the cam.
paisn COMMITTEES. lie left for New
York this evening together with Gan
sral Wood and al othsr Wood leaders