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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
LENS MINES OPERATING

Lam rrnn.~ snpi \ uinrIl ship
,n,ui ~ ,usI l~n .u- nf tho pi heads
h.,- Indns 1hlr 'uuI 90 ia, Nt-i Ihsl
i,a,I l., ru IrE,u "ui 'l 'h' l'uN "'lu'-
r,n., Ih.1 ~,Ir f.u"1ch hy tho '!'I mana
during tho vat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
TIM WEATHERR.

wout virginia Cloudy on thursday
nrnbnbly followed by showers; fridaJ
mowers, moderate temperature
OHIO, Western Psnnsylvahia--c'"""
with probable showers Thursday an"
friday; moderate temperature
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
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NIur,ur \ Smlth and y 4. Stamford Tor
p..,uUrr.iIr nomination tUr ""m"l"i
g. - C1nrl md Nnlrh '"m'r"" at -
O., ,, ,unning n Close. IaC" fOr The a. pub
Iirnu u"niinhtinu for senator
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ToN'rurT
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09

Trenton. Brpt. Mary Waahtu, III
dnughIcr of James Edward WhSsslL oH
No Fairfield Rvrnuo. rescued thspn|
y"unHrr girls from drowning in ohSh1
bunk Crock and nlmOnt lost her Own,
~" Tho three rnrcu1d tots are Mo1O
I.Iuul vivian and Veronica CArr0lI,
each " yrnrr old Thny were playing PA
tho bank "f Tho stream and fell Into NE
water. F'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09

L"nG"n, n.pt. Ths ap"oa
NOM. estimate. that 400 persons WI
salad IL Tm..h~y - .a'thT"sss, sa1I
n.wa agency dsspst"h this sysnina.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09

tn" nrr.nl t., Nm'rn'.,ml"" ht''
brought ih. I"ud..r .,prl.,ur' '"~ "rh'
nTrr tho untniur, l,.,d lnid hh- manu-
r,ripi arid" ,nd "nr hrl'"" h"'"o h.
vigorous gesture" IIr r'""u"I'd h""
on = return ftrm IhT"r" r""" '"r' :
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,h.. -Irht - pnv.riv rt'hh' Iinn'
E,,nir Ir-uIuE ir"rh under h"'N" h"d
how . rLrnng"r had I"Ih h,"r ""' :"
uDfrt about lh'or '"plr
10 d~~lS''d ~ van th" Ef""l'T' ~
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80, .dN rrtfS htf" NUd lh"l ~
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\n,,ri,t , lnud 81 guaranteed f'' dom
Continued On rage Nins)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09

tlInuhy Thur-Hsy Probably p"Ilo"sa "
ahowIs. FRIDAY Hh"vsVs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-06
OUTLINE PLAN To
MERGE z j. 5.
CHURCH BODIES
Organization Proposed by
Committee of so Protest
ant Clergyman.

NEW YORK. Feb. 5.-An outline
or the plan for "a merger OF approx
imately p evangelical Protestant
church bodies. under the name Of
the United Church OF Christ in Amer
lea, which is 20 be acted upon by
the Interchurch council on Organic
Union at a three-day conference be-
ginning in Philadelphia tomorrow.
was made public here today at the
headquarters OF the Presbyterian
church, the originators OF the move
ment
The plan approved by an ad IN
term committee OF 90 Protestant
cleTgymen OF various denominations
appointed last December. carries a
preamble declaring faith In Cod and
other fundamentals OF Christianity
as common heritage Of the evan
gelical churches" II provides %.
complete autonomy in purely de-
nominational affairs: 90 formation
OF a council. a representative body.
meeting biennialIy. through which
the United church will act; CD rep
resentatlon 10 be on the basis OF two
ministers and two laymen for the
first 100. 900 communicates and two
ministers and two laymen for each
additional 200 900 or major fraction
thereof. Cd that constituent church
es except as limited by the plan.
shall continue the exercise Of their
several powers and functions as the
same exist under the denominational
constitution" go that the council
shall harmonic and unity the work
OF the churches, including missionary
activities. evangelism. social service
and religious education.
Steps Toward Entity
II is pointed out that the recon-
mendations Of the ad interim COM
rlittee are but steps in a movement
for creating "a real ecclesiastical en-
tity. with ecclesiastical powers, hold
INK and administering ecclesiastical
property and funds Of such united
church" This. It is said. may re-
quire a trying out period. After
the plan shall have been i'm oper-
alton for "A term OF years" the an
nouncement states, "the Importance
OF divisive names and creeds and
methods viii pass more and more
into the dim background Of the past,
and acquire. even IN the particular
denomination itself, a merely his
toricaI value. and the churches then
viii be ready for and viii demand
a more complete union"
The form OF union advocated. Il
Is declared, docs not interject into
the deliberations OF the council any
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-06

immersion for those who desire that
form; 90 II will recognize the au-
thority Of a district council and par
ticipate in its meetings through stat
eddy chosen delegates.
To Group Local Churches.
Local churches. according 10 the
plan. Will be grouped geographically
into district councils OF varying sizes.
Each church will be represented in
the council by its pastor and one
delegate. with an additional delegate
for each 100 members or major frac-
ton thereof. The district councils
duties viii include the ordination OF
ministers and Il will have "the pow
er OF discipline or EXPULSION under
conditions prescribed by the nation
al conference. IL also will have the
power 20 terminate the member
ship OF any church refusing 20 meet
its obligations" Each church will
be required 20 pay per capita tax OF
p cents a member. the same TO be
known as council dues" and which
will be used or administrative ex-
penses.
4 state synod, composed OF
churches in each state, and con
sisting OF FIVE delegates from each
district council and FIVE additional
delegates for each 25 churches or
major fraction thereof, will hear and
pass upon appeals from the district
councils. support the bishop or bish-
ops superintendent or superintend
sion Of missionary. educational. sun
ents chosen by it In the prosecution
day school and corporate admins
tration.
The central authority in the Unit
ed church. il is proposed, will be
vested in a national conference. II
will meet annually and will be com
posed OF two delegates chosen by
each synod. with two additional for
such number of churches in each
synod as shall make the conference
membership not less than 800 nor
more than 1000 at any time.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-06
S. @. S.
If ConstiPated, Bilious
or Headachy, take
"CaScaretS"

Sick headache, biliousness, coated
tongue. or sour. gassy stomach-al-
ways trace this TO torpid liver; de-
layed, fermenting food in the bowels.
Poisonous matter clogged in the
intestines, instead Of being cast out
of the system Is re-absorbed into the
blood. When this poison reaches
the delicate brain tissue il causes
congestion and that duh, thrObbing.
sickening headache.
Cascarets Immediately cleanse the
stomach, remove the sour, undigest-
ed food and foul gases, take the ex-
cess bile from the liver and carry
out all the cOnstipated waste matter
and poisons in the bowels.
A Cascaret tonight Will surely
straighten You out by morning.
They work while you sleep. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-06
TardY Bowels, Inert Liver

They just won't let you put pep
into your work or play Sick head
ache comes from retaining waste
matter and impurities In the body.
Feel right for anything-make the
liver lively, the bowels function regu-
larly, with Or. Kings New Life pills.
Smoothly yet positively they produce
results that cleanse the system and
make the liver and bowels respond
TO the demands OF a strong. healthy
body. Still 25c.--at all druggists Try
them tonight. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-06

disputatious topic, any question OF
the validity Of orders or OF the modes
and subjects OF baptism or OF the
the formulation OF a specific or com
prehensive creed" The hope Is ex-
pressed that "the evangelical church
IS may give themselves with a new
faith and ardOr 90 the proclamation
of the gospel. which is the only hope
OF our stricken world. and 20 all
those ministries OF Christian love
and leading for the community. the
nation and the nations. by which
they shall reveal 20 men the mind
OF Christ and hasten the coming
OF his kingdom"
Emphasis is placed by the commit
tee on the federal union" feature
OF the proposed amalgamation. at
is an organic union" the report says.
that has the vital principle OF
growth and development. The coun-
ell has definite functions and du-
ties and these functions and duties
may from time 20 time be developed
IN like manner as the functions Of
our federal government in the Unit
ed States may from time 20 time.
by constitutional amendment be
modified or enlarged"
Revised Constitution.
The proposed constitution OF the
United Church Of America, as re-
vised, sets forth the following as
its article Of faith:
"The United Church OF Christ not
adopting any symbol or creed. rec
ognizes in the historic creeds Of
the evangelical communions varying
expressions Of their common Chris
tan faith. IL avows their common
belief in God the Father. Infinite in
wisdom. goodness ard love; and in
Savior. who for us and for our sal
vation lived and died and rose again
and liveth evermore: in the Holy
Spirit. who taketh Of the things Of
Christ and revealeth them TO us. re-
newing, comforting. and inspiring
the souls of men; in the holy strip
lures by which the will of God is
revealed. in the church. the living
body Of Christ; in the sacraments of
baptism and the Lords supper, in
stituted by Christ and committed by
him TO the church and in life eternal
beyond the grave. It accords its
members both as groups and as in
dividuals in all lesser matters that
broad liberty 'wherewith Christ hath
set us free.
Local Church Authority.
Each local church belonging TO the
United church will have authority
over the following: Ca control OF
property held by it; CD the terms
Of admission of members on con-
fession of faith; Co the times and
modes Of administering the saCra-
ments: CD the initiative in the set
thing or dismissal Of a pastor; (e)
the forms OF worship used: CD dis
cipline of members; CD the causes
10 which il shall contribute and the
amounts TO be given.
In the interest Of fraternity, or
der and union Of effort" each church
also agrees % to receive into its
membership, without other condi-
/ ton. any person bearing a certificate
OF dismiSsion from any church OF
/ the United church; CD il will main
/ tain the stated observance of the
sacraments Of baptism, the Lords
/ supper and administer baptism 10y
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-06
M0LAY STATE CLINGS TO
DEBT SLAVERY THEORY

LONDON. Feb. 5-"Trengganu,
one OF the unfederated Malay states.
is the only state under British pro-
lection in which the abOminable
practice OF taking children in pledge
for what their parents owe still
exists" says J. l.. Humphreys, the
British agent there, in his annual
report. This debt slavery is 10 be
abolished shortly, says Mr.. Hum
phreys.
The debt is treated as hereditary
the children are taken in pledge and
no reduction is made in the debt on
account OF the Ia Dor OF the debtor
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-06
STATUTE TO BE ERECTED
IN MEMORY OF WAR DEEDS

BODMIN, ENG, Feb. 5.-A
statue made entirely Of Cornish tin
is to be erected here TO commorate
the part played by the Duke of
CornwalTs Light Infantry regiment
in the war. The design OF the
statue viii be submitted TO the
Prince Of Wales. who is colonel-in-
chief of the regiment.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-06
NEGLECTn.G THAT
COLD OR COUGH?
Why. when DR.. Kings New Dis
covcry so promptly checks il.

I rs natural you don't want to be
L careless and let that old cold or
cough drag on or that new attack
develop seriously. Not when you can
get such a proved successful remedy
as DR. Kings New Discovery.
Cold. cough. grippe, Group does
not resist this standard reliever very
long Its quality is as high today as
il always has been-and it's been
growing steadily in popularity for
more than fifty years. coo. and
$l20 a bottle at all druggists.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-07
Paskarskie Zarobki Rafineryi Cukru.
Zniesiono Prohibicye dla Konwencyi
Demokratycznej.
Sir Geddes "a Wzajemna Szczeroscia Zaufanienl.
INNE TEL E G. r A MY K r AJOWE

wysoki komisarz do Stan6w Zje-
dnoczonych z ranga ambassadors,
wyjasnii wczoraj w interwiewic
prasowym, dlaczego postanowil
"a zgoda prezydenta De Ia Huer
ty powr6cic do Meksyku wraz
innymi czlonkami swej misyi.
Twierdzi on mianowicie, ic po-
niewaz Department stanu ME
zdecydowai sic do tel pory ma
wiqzac ma nowo oficyalnych sto-
sunk6w rzadem meksykahskim,
uwaza pobyt zarowno sw6j jak
i ca}ej misyi "a zbyteczny.
Dodac przy tenn nalezy, re po-
mimo tego wyjazdu ambasada
meksykahska w Waszyngtonie
ME zostanie zamknieta, gdyz jej
sckretarz Manuel c. Tellez, 20
stall zamianowany chwilowo
charge d'affaires.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-07
Z POLITYKI.
Len Small nominatem na guber
natora.

Len Small nominaten na guber-
natora.
Len Small, Kankakee zostai
wczoraj oficyalnie ogloszony re-
publikanskim nominatem ma gu
bernatora Stanu Illinois. koml,
sya skrutynujaca oglosiia go
zwyciezca mad Janem G. Oglesby,
obecnym wice-gubernatorem, z
wiekszoScia 1902 giosow. Wobec
powyzszego ogloszenia, nazwisko
Lena Smalla zostanie umieszczo
ne ma repjblikahskim balocie, o
czem sekretarz Stanu Emmmer-
son powiadomi wszystkie powia-
ty, ktorych jest 102 W Stanie IL
linois. Krotko pred oficyalnem
ogloszeniem Snall'a nominatem
ma gubernatora, sedzia ,sadu po-
wiatowego James T. Burns, od-
rzucil petycye, wniesiona przez
adwokatow Oglesby'ego, zadaj2-
ca ponownego obliczenia giosow,
Jake zostaly oddane w Chicago
dnia logo u. m. w czasie prawy-
borrow. Po odrzuceniu wspomnla-
nej petycyi, sedzia Burns oswald
cyl, il powodu braku dowo--
dow O rzekomych malwersacyach
w czasie wybor6w, petycya ME
Jest ma miejscu. Po drugie, We
dug ostatnio ustanowionego pra-
wa stanowego, sedzia powiatowy
ME ma kontroli mad komisya skru
tynuiaca - oswiadczyi sedzia
Burns - przeto tez niema mad
MIA zadnej jurysdykcyi. procz te-
go, CO sic tyczy mianowania jej
czhonk6w: wskutek tego petyc1 a
musiasa bye odrzucona. Zalezec
teraz bedzie jedynie Cd Oglesby'
ego, czy apelacya 0 ponowne
przeliczenie glos6w W Chicago
bedzie wniesiona do wyzszych
instancyi sadowych, czy ME.
Zdaniem przywodc6w partyi re-
publikahskiej walka powinna bye
zakohczona i nalezasoby sic Ego
dnie zabrat do piracy, popierajac
ogloszonego nominate, Obawiaja
sic republikanie. 4e je2eli walka
ia trwae bedzie nadal, wowczas
" partyi republikafskiet nastepi
rozdwojenie, ktore ju2 teraz da-
ie sic znacznie edczu6, skutkiem
,czego demolracl latwoscia Le-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-07
ZAWIEsZENIE BRONI 20
STAXO PODPISANE.

Warszawa, 7. pazdziernika- -
CPrasa Zjednoczona.) - Depesze
Rygi donosza, re dziaiapia Wo-
ienne pomiedzy Polska / Rosya
bolszewicka maja bye przerwane
iutro ma mocy rozejmu podPisa-
nego wczoraj przez obie delesa-
eye.
Zawieszenie broni pomiedzy
Polska Rosya bedAe oznaczato
zakonczenie najbardziei powaz--
nei wojny, jaka toczyia sic po
podpisaniu traktatu wersalshego.
Walk pomiedzy Polakami i bol
szewikami rozpocze1y sic W CRU
dniu 1918 roku.
Paryz, z. pazdziernika. = De-
pesze z Warszawy Moskwy po-
twierdzaja wiadomOSc podPisa-
niu rozejmu porniedzy Polska l
Rosya bolszewicka.
ROSYA TRACT LITWE.
Ryba, 7. pazdziernika. (Prasa
Zjednoczona). - LIMA rozejmu
pomiedzy Polska i Rosya odeina
caikowicie cd Rosyi Litwe. LIMA
ia biegnie ma wsch0d cd Dzwih-
ska, ma pofudnie cd Baranowicz'
Luninca Sarn i dalej na poiud-
nie wdzuI linii okopow niemiec--
kich 1915 roku do granicy ru-
munskiej.
Prezes delegacyi bolszewickieI
Adolf Joffe, przyjaa wszystkie II
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-07
Rada AmbaSadOr0W InterWe-
NIUE W SpraWiG Po|Ski
MACHNO zDRADzIk WRANGLA?
Gen. Weygand Obejmuje Naczelne Do
wodztwo Mad Armia Wrangla.
INNETELEGRAMY ZAGRANICZNE

punktow przediozonych mu przez
polska delegacye pokojowa.
Wszystkich punkt6w ma bye
podobno IS. Szczegoiy pozosta-
iych punktow ME zostaay ONO
wione, lecz przyjete przez delega-
eve bolszewicka w zasadzie.
WALKI Z LITWINAMI
TRWAJA.
Ryga, 7. pazdziernika. (Prasa
Zjednoczona.) - Polsh komuni-
kat urzedowy, otrzymany tutaj,
I'donosi, re wojska itewskie zaata-
kowaly Polakow pod Oranami,
gdzie tosza sic krwawe walki po-
rniedzy Grodnem Wilnem.
ZostaIo stwierdzone, ze wojska
litewskie walcza razem bolsze-
wikami. Podczas kontrataku mad
rzeka Mereczenka dywizya pol
ska wzie4a kilka karabinow ma
szynowych i jencow.
WoISKA POLSKIE w 1S MI
LACH Cd MINSKA.
Ryga, 7. pazdziernika. (Prasa
Zjednoczona). - w rejonie Min
ska kawalerya polska zajeia Kof-
dan6w Stank6w. Miasta te znaj
duja sic W odleg3osci 1S mil cd
Minska.
Wojska polskie, walczace mad
Siuczem, wzieay 1000 iencow i
jeden pociag pancerny.
WIELKA ZDOBYCZ WO-
JENNA. 10 .
Ryga, z. pazdziernika. (Prasa
Zjednoczona.) - Polski komuni-
kat urzedowy otrzyrnany przez
delegacye pokojowa W Rydze do
nosi, re W ciagu ostatniego tygo-
dnia wojska polsie wzieiy do ME
vol $1,000 jehc6w, 1So arrnat,
100 karabin6w maszynowych, z
pociag6w pancernych, 27 lokomo.
tym i duzo innego materya}u wo-
jennego.
Attaches wojskowi przy szta-
bic generalnym arnii' polskiej
stwierdzaja, re Polacy zajmujs
obecnie wieksza Geese okopow
niemieckich ma linii Baranowicz
/ Lidy oraz W rejonie Mihska. Ia
jecie Minska ME jest wyaacznyn
celem Polakow.
woJSKA PoLsKIE, PRE-
KROCZYLY NIEMEN.
Warszawa, z .padziernika. -
Obecnie Polacy zaimuja Gala Ii
ME kolejowa. wiodaea przez Ii
Dokotezenis ma strsnlcy sciej
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Z Biura MeteOrolOgicznegO.

wsch6d sIohca godzinie 6:54.
Zach6d sIonca godzinie 6:22.
Pogoda w Chicago i okolicy: Po-
gOdnie W ezwartek W piatek. Tenn
peratnra pOdnOsi sic. LekH wscho-
dui | pOludniOwo-wschOdni wiatr W
czwartek, pr1echOdzacy W umiarko-
wsny swieiy poludniowy / po1udnio-
Wo-zachodni W piatek.
Temperature doby miniOnej: Maj
wyzsza wczOraj godzinie 2 popo-
tudniu, 90 stopni, nAjnizsza o godz-
8 rano, "a stopni.
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OSKARzAJA ADMINISTRA-
eye o GWALTY w SAN
DOMINGO.

Washington, 7 pazdziernika.
Opub blikowano tn wiadomoSc, re
do rzadu w Waszyngtonie wply-
nelo oskarzenie przeciwko anne
rykanskiej administracyi w San
Domingo - i to o wiele powaz-
niejsze cd tego, jake wnieSli w
podobnej sprawie przedstawicie-
le Haiti. RownoczeSnie z tenn o.
swladczono w departamencie sta
nu, re do San Domingo Haiti
wysiano juz poprzednio celem
zbadania caiej sprawy generaia
L.ejeuue, ktory obecnie przygo-
towuje odnoSny swoj rapport.
w szczeg6lnosci podnoszony
jest zarzut, re gdy prezydent
San Domingo Carvojol odm6wiS
podpisanla nowego traktatu ze
Stanami Zjednoczonymi. kt6rv
podobno niszczyf zupehie SUI
werennosc tel wyspy, departa-
mcnt marynarki wyladowaf tam
1900 marynarzy i zajai Gala re-
publike W Posiadanie. Wkrotce
potem wyladowano tam dalszych
100 marynarzy i Cd 1000 do
$500 ich stale Cd tego czasu tam
przebywa / gwafci suwerennost
wyspy. Miejscowa ludnoSG stara-
la sic stawiat op6r w obronie
swej wolnoSci doszio do krwa-
wych walk, W ktorych 'zgineio
podobno tysiace tumylc6w, oraz
10S marynarzy ~ oficerow a
merykahskich. Wiadomosci te
zdolano utrzytnac dotvchczas W
noL,onr ,aniA ~ ekeao,e~,
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KALENDARZYK.

Dzis, czwartek, Z pazd1iern1ka:
Sw. Marka Pap.
Jutro, piatek, 8 pazdziernika: sw.
Brygfdy Wdowy.
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DemOkraci.


Dystrykt:
1-James A. Gordon.
2-JameS j. Lcddy.
3-ThOmaS NJ. CRANE.
4-John w. Rainey.
5-AdOlph j. SABBATH.
6-J. McAndrewS.
w. ]. CullertOn.
S-StaniSlaw Kunz.
Nominaci StanowegO Senatu Chicago
miaSt pObliskieh.
Republikanie:
Dystrykt:
2-George Vanlcnt.
4-R. w. Schulze.
81. f. MacMurray. j. j. Barbour
S-Roiney b. Swift, kont przez +. NJ.
Rynyard".
10-H. S. Hicks.
14-H. G. KeSsinger.
DemolTaci.
DyStrykt:
John NJ. Powell.
4--F. McDermott,
5-H. N. Strouss.
6-W. H. Pontow.
S-Niema kandydata.
10-Charles Mannenga.
14-Niema handydata.
Nominaci do Izby Representative W
Chicago / miast pObliskioh.
Republikanie:
Dystrykt:
Is. B. Turner, w. NJ. Brinkman.
Peter S. Krump.
9-W. B. Douglass. A. H. Roberts /
Morris Lewis.
"A. J. Rutshaw.
5-Sldney Lyon Oh. w. Balwin.
6-E. A. w. Johnson R. E. Church.
III. P. Castle l Alb. F. VOlz.
0-D. L. Shanahan.
1O-Guy w. Gluders, Chas. W. Baker
II. r. Kaufman.
11-Wm. H. Cruden, p. NJ. GleSsier.
15-C. A. Young G. A. Dahlberg. +. g,
If. B. Shearer, John P. Hart FIR.
w. Hopp.
15-Thos. B. Curran.
17-Edw, J. Smejkal.
19-Sol p Roderick G. Il. Mariner.
Elf. J. Bippus g. s. Rasmussen.
23-Wm. G. Thon, e. NJ. Overland.
25-T. e, Steinert | John Paul.
25-T. Z. Stelnert, John Paul John
P. Remus.
27-Edward Walk. -
29-John T. Joyee.
31-Carl Mueller G. \. WillSton.
DemOkraei.
Dystryktl
John Griffin.
Frank Ryan s. E. Weinshelnker.
3-George G. Noonan.
4-James P. Boyle T. J. o'Grady
5-John F. Healy.
6-Robert r. Wilson.