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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
R. P. HOBSOM ASKS cox FOR
STATEMENT ON DRY ISSUE
Nominee Intimate" Iic May Make His
Position ON Prohibition Known
In "a Few DnSS.
Try Associated Press. I

I'F NNSnCiht''V lT'SS
DAYTON. OHIO, July S.---Ciovcrnor
Cox intinatcd this evening he may
make an early reply 10 n telegram Of
Richmond L. 'liohson. OF Illinois
Anti-Saloon League leader. request
ing that he make a definite statement
soon OF his position on enforcement
OF the Federal dry amendment and
congressional action to modify the
Nolstead act as to alcoholic content
" liquors. iIohson's telegram rean:
Dry forces rcstivc. Republicans
amongst them applying TO Harding
Tor strong statement. DO not let
these forces have causc to crystal
lie behind the Republican candi-
dates. Democratic convention de-
clarcd nearly two to one against
plank favoring even home manufac-
lure Of miidest alcoholic beverages.
"Nincty-five Per cent OF population
OF America live in states that have
ratified eighteenth amendment, with
out reservation. They are jealous OF
its integrity. Supreme Court. in
unanimous decision. warned Congress
against authorizing iDcrcaec in alco-
hoiic content. National officers OF
Anti saloon League here have asked
me 10 Get statement from you. They
cite that Harding voted for Vo!s,cad
act
could YOU give mo clear statement
OF your being opposed TO Federal
"hcA ori2ation OF Increase in alcohouc
Sontcni' This would save the De-
mocracy millions OF voters who hold
I this question above marty succnSs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
ROOSEVELT WILL CONFER
WITH GOVERNOR cox SOON
VIII Complete Campaign Plan. After
Consulting Presidential Nominee
una Committees,
LILY Associated prcss I

On BOARD WESTERN PACIFIC
s. Franklin j.. Roosevelt. Assistant
Secretary of the Navy. and Demo
cratic nominee for Vice president.
who is en- route East from san Fran :
cisco. said today he wo;ll compic: q
hiS campaign plans after consulting
Governor James NJ. Cox, presidential
nominee. and members OF the Demo
cratic National Committees
HIS personal preference is TO have
the official notification of his noini :
nation take place mt his home a,
Hyde Park. y. Y. He Will. however.
ac said bow To the will of the ma
t.Onal committee.
MIR. Roo.cvclt will stop at Glen
wood Springs. Colo, tomorrow for
a twenty four-hours' stay with Con-
ErcSSman Brown, of New York. and
Will arrive in Chicago Monday morn
ing. At Chicago ne will arrange am
appointment with Governor Cox
either ~ Dayton or Columbus, after
which lie plans to 40 direct to Hyde
l'ark Tor - days visit with his fam
NY.
The Assistant Secretary of tho
Navy viii see at least ono OF the
yacht Cup races of sandy Hook from
a destroyer. and Will then 20 TO
washington. Mr.. Roosevelt said hc
had considerable work TO clean up
IN tin. Navy Department after hl:;
FORMAL notification OF the vicc-prcs! :
dcncy nomination. lie expects To
takr about n weeks vacat ION with hIs
family Mt PASSPORT. Maine. begin
ming July %.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
"I'n,mcr. Charges Ridiculous,

SIN FRANCISCO. July S.-Edward
r. Goiira. Democratic National Com
mitocman OF Missouri, and Joseph r.
Davis. both or ST. Louis. mentioned
III connection with AN invitation In
Chicago and ST. Louis by the Senate
committee investigating pre- -conven-
non campaign expenses OF Attorney
General Palmer. dcuicd here today
knowledge OF or participation in any
campaign Irregularities.
Goltra characterized the charges of
irregularities as ridiculous Both
Davis and Goltra announced their
willingness to testify.
Il took an interest in the Palmer
campaign, but was in no way u part
Of the campaign management" Davis
said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09

fringe OF additions. But he main
;ained the rooms where he spent his
babyhoUd and childh oOd. In their
pristine arrangements IN tho room
where he WAS born stands AN archaic
pattern OF center table. Upon ii as II
might have been tossed three
quarters OF u century ago. lies case.
Opened i; discIoscs Il faded lowell
ness. y young n..;!On with hair
smoothcd precisely from center
part starcS out with the nNcu express
SION common to uaguerrcotypcS.
That is the Governor grand
mother the driver OF the visiting
car mentions.
Ana herc''--p!ckins from the table
yc!iowed photograph framed and
slassed -herc Is tne Governor with
ats schoo mates when he was six.
The Governor is pcrchcd Important
~ on a stump WAN MS district school
bch!ni him.
Mr. COX led the way TO his pc, iielu
Of wheat md displayed the merits of
his iractor-puiied biiiuer.
He gathered up ar!nfui after arm
iui OF wheat sheaveS and shocked
them and was obviously proud Of his
aGrc!tneSs Then he made some very
human comments on the relative
value OF international problems and
those concerned WIKI doing farm
work.
Later. when he has conferred with
the nationa! Democratic leaders and
Presidcn, Wilson, as ne intends do
Ing. he may say for publication the
same things that he SAID today about
wheat shocking and world treaties.
OR he may say notifications of them.
or may not say them at all
Reed Sends Spitrful Message.
Among the kilograms that came to-
day were several that were calculated
10 cause concern. one such was sent
by Serator James \. Reed. from Kan
saS CIty. Mo. Here is what the Sena-
tor wired:
IL congratulate the country be-
cause ! am firmly convinced that you
VIII always maintain and defend our
nation and Viii never consent to the
surrender of any part OF lis SOW
ercisnty or the abandonment of those
great international policies OF the
fathers under which ~'c have achieved
uncXamplcd greatness ana power"
THAT is poser on the league Of
IA atoms. and the lcaEuc OF nations is
dc!icaie theme. .-nG another one
demands that Mr. Cox 20 on record
as opposing Federal authorization of
Increasing the alcoholic contents"
This message was from Richmond l..
Hobson and points out that Senator
fiav ing. the Republican nominee,
voted for the NolStcad act"
The HobSon message warns that
millions of voters might he saved
to the Democratic party If Mr. Cox
goes on record with the Anti-Saloon
League. since they hold this pucs-
tion above party success.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
GOVERNOR cox PLANNING
ALABAMA HUNTING TR
VIII Take Enough Time From, On
pntSn to lie Guest OF Colonel
lcd LuslIc.
LIZ .tSFOcIntoI PtcsH.

MONTGOMERY, ALA. July s
Governor James NJ. Cox. of Oh
i,emocratic nominee Tor President
,he United States, will spend Il W.
hunting In Alabama during the We
regardless OF what may happen
politics this fall
The Democratic nominee. in a !
Ter 10 Colonel Ed l.aslic. OF Tuskeg
received today. gave this assure,
~ RESPONSE 10 an urgent letter fr
inc IUskcScc man, written Just
lore the Democratic convention u
at San Francisco.
toFcrnor cox spent several days
Alabama last fall hunting on ga
preserves In Macon County as
guest OF Colonel Lasilc. and Mt Il
i'm" expressed an intention to CO
back IN later years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
PLAN FOR THIRD PARTY
GETS ITS FIRST SETBACK
port Robert NJ. La Toilette
for President.
sPINC1IoT AND SENATOR CONFER
Committcc-of-iS Convention VIII
Work for u Merger of All of
the nti-Olu-PartyitcS.
re Assoc!a,ed rrcss. ]

CHICAGO, July S.-Plars Of group
OF liberal and radical organizations
5 for one united third party with can
Z dida,es for Fresidcn, and Vicc-Prosi.
edent in the field, received a setback
SStoday when sinslc-tax party mcm-
bcrs announced they would no, sup
port Senator Robert NJ La Toilette.
who is expected 10 be the choice Of
the other groups.
The sinslc-taxcrs who arrived to-
day to prepare FOR their convention.
which opens Saturday. declared they
would bolt and nominate separate
ticket IL the majority chose La Fol-
letic. while the sincle-taXcrs were
threatening 20 present their own
ticket. Amos Pinchot and George l..
Record. OF the Committee Of Forty
eight, were in Madison. Wis. today
comforting with La Toilette, who has
received majority OF a mail "traw
vote OF The party.
Conventions Open Saturday.
The Committee OF Forty eight and
sinCle-;aN conventions open Satur-
day. and on sunday the Labor party
Of tho United States. another pros
pectivc members of the proposed third-
party combination. meets here Tho
National Nonpartisan League. Triple
Alliance of tho Northwest. National
Peoples League OF Minnesota. World
War Veterans and National Public
Ownership League have boon invited
to send fratcrnal delegates 10 the
: conventions and later indorsc the
platform and candidates.
~ Jerome C. Refs. sinclc-;aN COM
! mitteeman from Pennsylvania. an
nounced that the singlc-iaxcrs would
accept tho Committee Of Forty-cicht's
invitation 10 attend the ;hirdparty
convention. hut would leave il they
were unable TO prevent the selection
of La Toilette as standard bearer
Attnrks In Forcttcism.
The Committee OF Forty eight has
mos, wonderful opportunity TO Gre
ate the lonE-look editor new political,
party in America" he said. but La
Follcttcism will certainly be the
wrong one TO follow. ! do not be-
licvc there Ia one delegate to the
sinEle-taS party convention who
could stomach La Toilette. and sam
sure that those from my own State
arc against him 10 man. La Fol-
8 !oitc's entire political history is re-
nlcte with the paternalistic. or even
soc!alistic. legislation which the sin
sle-taN party unaiterably opposes
Plans for the Committee OF Forty
eight convention went ahead. how
ever. unaffected apparently by the
;hroa, of the sirrlc-taxers j. \. II.
Hopkins. national committeeman.
opened headquarters In downtown
hotel. where the convention will be
held. and several score nf delegates
from various States reported
we are dclichtcd with the new
party's prospects" Mr.. Hopkins said.
We have far more powerful nue.
leus for a nghtinG organization than
the Progressive party had in 1912.
Our strength IS coming from Demo
Gratis as well AZ Republicans For
the hrst time since the Civil War
there Will bc a break N the solid
South"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
Fine Labor Organizers.

PITTSBURGH. IA. July Sud
l. NJ. Kennedy. In court here tod
urh9ld the conviction of six orgi
izcrs OF tho American Federation
Labor. for attempting to hold "A str
meeting in Duquesnc. Pa. wi,hou,
permit last May, but reduced tho {
OF 800 imposed By the magistr;
in each case to t25
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
ATLANTA AND MACON IN
CONTEST FOR CAPITAL
GcorEin senate InYors Lcnvinl
Choice TO People Ia Democratic
state priinnrIrn

ATLANTA, July "a concurrent,
resolution was passed By the upper
mouse OF tho state Legislature today
submitting The proposition OF re
hoVai oil the capital from Atlanta to
macon 10 The voters OF the State In
inc Democratic primary to be held
september 3. The resolution must
now so to tho House.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09

pistols used in tho double killing be-
lonEcd TO him.
Wandcrcr had previously asserted
mat the stranger killed Mrs Wan
ucrer In an attempted holdup, and
that ne then drew his own pistol and
shot the man.
In his admission today, OF owner
snip OF both weapons. he claimed, the
police say. that the stranger took
one away from him and Killed Mrs.
Wandcrcr. whcrcuDon Wandcrcr drew
another pistol and shot his wife's
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09

NJ" YORK July S-Si%tN-fOur
delegates from Eastern states to tn.
convention Of tho E!nglc-TaN party.
10 he held At Chicago July ln-l3. left
here tonight. brand WhitloCk. Amos
Pfnchot and pr. Prank Crane We're
suggested by delegates as suitable
candidates for the presidential nomi-
nation. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
VERMONT GOVERNOR is
UNDECIDED ON SUFFRAGE
Calling of Legislature In Special Scs-
sion Ia Consider Amendment
SIN In Doubt.

II AZ +OCll tCU TTUt.
RUTLAND. VT, july S.--t;ovcrnor
Clement. returning to hi, homo here
today for the FIRST time since his
conference in Washington with sem
ntor Harding regarding Il special sos
sion o.! the Vermont Legislature to
make possible ratification OF the wo-
man suffrage amendment said he was
sun Undecided ~ to special sUs-
sion
THAT washington matter was
given altogether too much publicHy,''
he added.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
Johnson TELLS OF
WILD USE OF G. o. P.
MONEY In GEORGIA

!, "htlnued From First PAGE
the bomocratic National Convention.
Another subject for tho probo will no
the charge that the Palmer forces
spent $4,000 TO further tho Attorney
Generals campaign In ST. Louis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09

Is the son of T.. y. Lobcrn,an. a news
paper man OF Harrisburg. H.. and
the other IA son of l.. =. Callahan. Of
Marion. The latter is the FIRST baby
born in this city 10 I've named after
tho Senator since his nomination.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09

ate service agalns; the advancing
armies of Bolshevis. Russia.
Officers OF the Polish army. who
belong to the Buffalo Polish Vet
:ran"' Association. planned To meet
tomorrow night to consider Il pos
sihlc call of all Polish rcservists in
America for service In Europe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
"REMT ANGEL" OF BRONX is
GIVEN PRISON SENTENCE
woman Member of Mayor II,Inn',
Committee sent tn Prison for
DcfruuLlnr.

NEW YORK. July Mrs Alcc,I
'hauGh' formerly OF the Mayors
'''''''''ee on rent profiiecr!nE. and
"'"h as tho rent angel of the
'o"N' To-Day was sentenced 10 from
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09

five to ten years In Auburn st
Prison for Women. for dcfraud
tenants OF S2.i97 intrusted to
care pending litigation. She was C,
rictcd of grand larceny in tho n
degree. July 6.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
ADMITS OWNERSHIP TO
BOTH PISTOLS IN TRAGEDY
Lieutenant Nandcrcr Tells Police Ono
or Them Used by Man Who
Killed NSuunn

CHICAGO. ImIy S.-Licutonant Carl
Wandcrcr, whose wife and AN up-
identified man were Killed at the
entrance Of the Wanderers apart
mcnt house several weeks ago. today
admitted. the police say. that both
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
UnIIrr Organizes Volunteers.
nolshc,i.ts Claim SUCCESS.

KuSsi:in HoishcVist FORCES have
smashed their way forward Oh the
southern flank OF the Polish front
and Soviet military authorities claim
success in Il series OF battles near
stare KrnStantinov. toward which
town they are driving the Poles. ac-
cordng 10 kolShcvist statement
received here by wireless
Heavy lighting is going on between
tho BolShcNists and forces com
mnndcd 10y General WranEcl. on the
southern front. tho struggle being
particularly intense in the region of
or!ckhov, the statement says.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
4. :. Polish Veteran, To An,yycr

BUFFALO y. T., July S.-More
than Loco Polish veterans OF Eunalo
IT IS estimated. Will answer the call
~ President rilsudslti. OF the Polish
republic. for volunteers for immcdi-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
PlLSUDSKI PLEADS FOR
HELP TO SAVE POLAND

UCoulinucd from tirst Page
with braioed hair hanging down their
backs. The sight of the female re-
.cru,ts aroused enthusiasm every
whore along the principal streets.
Mixed with the girl recruits were
women Of from - To 50 years. who
swung parasois. spUrscs and market
packages i'll arms which Will soon
carry rifles.
The womcus na,;alions will he
used chiefly for guard duty in Garri-
sons and food depo;s and as train cs-
corts. thus relieving men for the
front lines.
Ecsidos recruits in largo numbers
from all walks of life including
members of state .orSanizations sn.S
railways and nnnnccs and The police
forces. who haze declared their IN
tcnt!on to enlist money for defensive
purposes Is pouring In from ndivid.
organizations.
UalIcr Organizes Volunteers.
General loS%ph Halle. who com.
in France has been charged with the
formation OF tho volunteer army be-
ing raised because of the Boishcvist
Thc SociaiiS, party central commit
tee today issued the following proc
lamation:
when tho Polish troops were adj
vancing. We demanded peace. hut
now we ought to defend ourselves
firmly. We appcH! to the soldiers -
fulhll their duty in defense OF the
country against the invader. The
government, however. ought to give
guarantees that 1t desires peace. de-
clare TO the world that Poland de-
Sircs a juSt peace and address TO tn9
soviet 'governmcnt proposals FOR
peace negotiations
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-07

A 'uLIs-" piece Of hurry-up vrp-K
was seen when q tire on rr1e press
crowds aEI0 blew out just E4rer-
rounding Nj Waldo The party ahead
was running III rapid speed and no
one ha6 arv time 10 spare The press
gang haE just PASSED Ehe extra car
attached and Thai driver an arrival
held I'D 10 render assistance. Il was
needec-hv me gang not the cheuf-
fer-basEaes was transferred I'm a,
JIEy and the trip resumed Five min
utes On Z speedway means q wnnie
lot 7u1 the party reached Belfast OF
time"
The chau1au-s On ILLS rrip had q
schedule laid on far them that sx-
ceedec II al respects any railroad
time n rhe timetables. Tnev mat the
Situation n0r q STRIP behind schedule
or Their ACCOUNT. The boys We're:
Erwin F Johnson, driving General
PsrsnLugs car E.ober- Samueis ms
Maine Car1eunia4 Films ear joseph
V. Latino. me Press car: Thomas H
Mathews AdJuIar-, Genera E'-essnna 6
car Thomas r Mathews, the Exern-
tive Councillors car; T Z BubE-. me
spare car, which proved Irvzlua Die
The film men. VINO followed the
parry throughout the rip. Rlws~s n
second position. 1Bok several thousand
fser ~ film u -he Journey beside E
great Guan-ZTy u PICTURES for -hs
CenLsnrla plc-u~e- The members
arr. Charles NJ @eay associate Il
rector or productions for the Com
r1unirr MOTOR Picture Bureau Or
New York WIFI -wc assEsLGrrs- Jo-
sspn Ford. camera man and Charles
Mic3eiser- The~ a. admin thai the
r-rp mas been ''s---e1u0us. bun II may
ne sald rnat nothing wr~-n seeing naE
escaped them
The press ca~ was running peauci-
fuIly rs Il weu- r. NJ. Waldo on ne
wa 10 Belfast pE- jus- beyond ire
blew IN The car mao Jusr passed
the 'rese-vs car. Kepr there TOR eme--
sencles. Driver Buhar neio IT and
offered assistance. hu- Driver LE-ne
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-07
STATE o. MAINE

ksnneber County ss-Eur-eme Jurs-
Ga Euu--- II EruI-v
= - Ancks We L.ncizs gRrurhers
Order % Neriae
On the %u-exnsng hin IN equity ure-
Sen1aG ny - =. L1nct<e p-esidaur ~
LOCKE 11roLnerE GnmpRry. against sziG
CuuIp1ry alleging thai the EDcknoicf-
srs o. saIr co-DurE-i0r on NAV T. 1870
voIsG 70 Dissolve. zElG curpu-z-ion and
THAT There YVES No sxr-1Sng assets Of
Sale compensation and nc existing tn
n2TIIfs payable nv sEi6 coruuraripr
2nc praying fur the dissBsIlrinn ur sag
corporation
01-DEEED thai a hearing De han ~
me Court House N Augusta Maine
On Tuestiay- the 22nG day n June, 1s:n
ano 10 clock A N. and that notice
~ sEiG hearing be given by serving
al aE-eszsc copy Of Sale hi1 ana -nis
DrusT OF cou-L thereon or szig curpura-
L1nn -oE-rear DAYS III laasr before the
cEIf OF sale heR-lng sne by publish
zHE Al arrested snuy If this o-rer once
weeh Eor TWO successive weeks IN the
AsnneDee journal newspaper pue-
HsbSc al AuguErR- Maine. the last pub
IcErIun 20 be at least sever eavs be-
Tore rns GAIT az sEIG hearing.
5e40re me
LESLIE =. CORNISH
Ghte1 Justice Supreme Judicial Court
June 3. 1870.
4 rue COPY.
Attest g W. JoNEs. Cie-k-
june7-l4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-07
Employees tn tns Farmers

Secretary Meredith Of the Federal
Department NJ Agriculture fzvurs rhe
prriun EAkcn * the state Cham Der Of
Comm erce and Agriculture League il
qpea.tn1 IT me business men 70 as
sIs- II every way possible II relieving
the farm labor shortage. NJ Meredith
Expressed himself IN q larrsr received
a. headquarters TODAY as follows
y am II the opinion rna- one Of tbs
methods Of improving the present
farm labor situation IS through the
earnes- cooperation Of the business
ner il relieving from urban INDUS
-ries as many Of their employees at
possible Ie work or the farm. Your
nevhoC of calling This rI-al problem
10 the aCceu-l0n Or the CITY jewellers Of
vour STATE Is q -ooG one. 7 believe.
crust that beneficial results viii be
secured ry yoUr efforts.
I assure ynu rha1 ! appreciate the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-07
WELCOME EVEN IN WET
(coneinusc from Pane One

Newport. Bangor. Belfast. Camden
hocEianC. Thomastun. Waldpbo-o
AND Damarlscgrra ware taken II on
The run along the coast. a special
trip Of the new stare fsr-v BOA.
Governor King was MADE betweer
oolv'ich AND BAN and Tue general
accompanied ny aides and Governor
MLilken and staff proceeded 70 Port
land without further stop.
The arrangements 1or Gen. Per
EtInEE trip were SO wei carried our
thai practically every place was
req cheC or time. the parry often pc
lng ahead Of the schedule. II SPITE
~ the long distances and ne speed
required The ulIshaps were few. me
Pleasures many
The er-ire RIP covered shour 6Be
miles, amid some u the finest Of our
unsxcellad Maine scsnarv and Ger.
PErstlnr a al times was ready Win
expressions Of appreciation Of the
same
Governor NilIiker- who persuaded
the genera To spare time for utIs
trip 10 Maine, accompanied him
throughout. taking personal super
viEIon of the trip. He also expressed
himself as much pisaEsd with tna
successful carrying out Of -he plans.
especialk -ha1 me weather was fIre.
1T ID Lne ias few hours Of the
journey Even -her II aiG not damp
ar LF spirits Of -he pa-rT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-07

Members Of the committee were
Paul Howard. Commander ns the
Spanish War Tsre-zns. and Capt +.
Z Awkward commando u the c. 4
z Post
General Psrsn.ngs speecn here
IVES one Of Z not rns best u -nS
TIE. for hIs Expressed his Euprecia-
rI1n Of ms Visit and recsp-l0n ny
Maine people. II the beauties u the
SITE, nurn nR-u-al scenery and II
the female rgEis-y us growing re-
gard fnr the people Of Name Ene re-
g-et LnG1 ne could not remain longer
Es LEFT 81 o'cinck fnr ThnmaE-nn-
Bel ringing an6 cheers g-esIsc
Gen. Pursuing II ThomastB1- Tns
crowd flied the square II 1rnn- q -ns
knux house. WHARF the band was SKI
r1uns6 and wnsrs Capt WIZ J. Noble
lr-p6ucs6 the General I'd the crowd
Mrs Clara Williams. mother OF
Theodore c. Williams. the only Thorn
senasd II Gen Psrstiug, VINO tnld hsr
ne was very proud 70 have met her
the mother If q ncv willing 70 give
hls life 1ar his COUNTRY.
The Gsns-al's introduction mere was
the hest Of the TRIP. Capt. Nobfe Sly
ing Here's Cen PsrshIng. Hell
speak 10 YOU"
The Generals reception was most
cordial ano his few words were greet
ed wtth cheers The farewell Of chs
c-pwG was an evidence that they had
eujDvee rhe short visit.
ABOUT 15O psople met the party 81
X ai5oburn, which observes standard
time making the arrival ahead Of time
throw out Many Of their plans. The
! band was there and g-sered the vis-
I i-ars General Persn1ng aIi-nraG II
( the square and Ersr greeted -he ia
dies He then met the citizens, n
+ r-uouced ny Joseph Z. Welt chairman
/ Of the selecrmen. sald q few words
anc the Journev v-as resumed
I ORmarlscpCZa was reached at 5-9d
+ T. M headquarters DeIug al The FIsks
Blouse where one If tine most pleas
an Stops Of the dav was mad The
/ committees consisted of George A
+ -uwan. John a E.rEklne T. Il Gray
+ J 2 Hayctl. chairman Of the select
men ana Clarence A. RIcnaros Vice
/ Commander J I C0ubcy was IN
charge on the F-Icnard .. X ellis Post
~Amerlcan Legion II charge d -hs sz-
e-clEes, anc Major J. ". LoughIln &C
rIve Win the ENTERTAINMENT
One II uns most pleasing incidents
Of he entire rip took place here or
Gen. Pe-shInE's entrance ID the hntRl-
Mrs. + z. Cotton mel MIN e. rhe door
and presented handsome bnuquet q
-Bsas and prHEs. saving:
These are IT uenaE Of the CDn1so-