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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07

said modcsily: adding hastily. "oh.
yes. III accept second place with
any Of the others. too"
Adams owns fruit farm at
Greenwood. Va. and edits a fruit
growers mas gazinc. He's -. part.
~ bald. musiaehcd. was born in
westfield. Mass. once lived In
Florida. and claims the presidency
runs in the family-John Adams
and John Quincy Adams being
great-greatgreat grand uneles. OF
something like that.
Pat Sullivan. the Caspar sheep
man and Wyoming member OF the
G. O. +. national committee is
unshorn. but no lamb ~ the poll.
teal game. Pat is true TO his early
training. He eats breakfast early.
He comes UP smilinE-Charles
Evans Hughes.
Vim. yigor and yirility have been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07

Seattle entrants IN The Star Zicg.
field national salcsRirls' beauty con.
test must have their pictures in The
star office by June IS.
This is 10 give the Judges Of tho
contest Mrs EdRar Amcs. Ambrose
Patterson. and M l.. Kirkpatrick
opportunity to pick the half-dozcn
most promising pictures and ar.
range for the originals TO appear in
person before them.
The Seattle candidates photo must
be in the hands OF Florenz Ziegfcld.
Jr.. by July /. he announced in one
OF his telegrams to Tho Star.
The national committee which will
pass on the winning photos from
various cities will consist Of Zieg.
field himself. Neysa McMcin. fore
most American magazino.cov art.
list. Alfred Cheney Johnston. famous
photographer: James Quirk. editor OF
Photoplay magazine. and X. a.
Walsh. producer for the Mayflower
Photoplay corporation. which will
give the winning beauty six.wceks
engagement with Miriam Cooper In
tho movies at 800 week.
ZicRfeld also guarantees the ma.
tons most beautiful salcsgirl six
weeks engagement with Ziegfcld
beauty show at 500 a week, and all
her expenses will be paid from her
homo TO New York and return. with
expenses OF her mother or "A chap.
eron. also
Among cities enlisted now I'm the
search for the nations most bcauti.
ful saloaglrl are: Seattle. Portland.
Spokane, Tacoma. Denver, Chicago.
Cleveland, pittsburg, Toledo, Detroit
and Buffalo
Cities which have shown great in.
tcrest and which probably will cnter
the competition In June include San
Francisco Sacramento, Salt Lake
city, Butte. st. Paul, Minneapolis.
Omaha, Kansas city, Dallas. Hous.
ton. New Orleans, Milwaukee. Indi-
annapolis. Cincinnati. New York. Bos.
ton. Baltimore. Washington. Atlanta.
Memphis. Paterson N. j. and Erie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
DOES NOT CONFLICT
WITH CONSTITUTION

Upholding tho amendment. the
court stated prohibition Is valid
subject Tor an amendment to the con.
sutution. and that such action does
not conflict with other artlclcy OF
that historic document.
Tho cOnstitutionality OF the Vol.
stead law was based on the general
principles laid down by Chief Jus.
tice Marshall more than a hundred
years ago that where state Laws
conflict with federal statutes, the
{ federal laws are supreme
a blanket decision was recorded
by the court on seven suits These
were brought by or appealed from
six statcs--Rho1e Island. New Jcr.
soy. Massachusetts,. Wisconsin. Mis-.
souri and Kentucky
Rhode island and New Jersey. as
states instituted proceedings in the
court to hnve tho amendment de.
clared void and 10 enjoin the enforce.
/ ncnt of the Nolstead law within
their limits. The appeals were on
cases Instituted In lower courts by
I Christian Feigenspan, a New Jersey
z biNWihN iHi IHi Is LlHNs ttfDfEH =.
Dempsey. Boston liquor dealer:
/ the st. Louis Brewing association.
the Kentucky Distillcries and Ware.
{ house Co. Louisville. and the Mani
towoc Products Co. Milwaukee.
The government won an but the
/ Milwaukee case in the lower courts.
and consequently todaya action af.
firms the judgment In all the others
below The Milwaukee decision. rem.
dered by Federal Judge Geigcr. was
reversed. In the New Jersey and
Rhode Island state actions the mo.
tons OF the federal government TO
dismiss the cases were granted
The courts opinion took up all the
contentious Of the wet forces In dc.
tail. and then declared that there
was no legal foundation for them.
Chief Justice white said hc regret.
ted the court had seen III not 10 out.
line the suits which led To the decl.
sion He said congress. In tho 18TH
amendment. should have defined in.
toxicating liquors.
Justice Vandevanter read the opin.
ion Of the court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07

The Big Show:
Adams for V.-P.
Pat Gets Up Early.
Hughes Smiles.
Real Beer Foam.
By EDWARD VI. THIERRy

CHICAGO. June Meet Samuel
Adams. aclf confessed candidate for
vice president.
He's the most distinctly individual
person In America--the only man
who ever deliberately ran for vice
president. He has the Inclination
and the necessary money.
Adams IN no shrinking violet He
has hired rooms along presidential
alley. Placards announcing his can.
didacy are stuck all over the Con.
grcss hotel and lobby.
Literature and campaign buttons
are showed al you by his lieu
tenants. He actually wants 20 be
vice president and Is proud OF Il.
n think Lowdcn and Adams
would make a splendid ticket" he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07

blown into the Hughes boomlct.
Along presidential alley they say
tho ex-governor. cx justice. ex-can
didatc VIII come To Chicago with
a newly.acquired campaign smile
playing thru his whiskers--a smile
calculated to knock uninstructed
delegates dead.
Wise ones say Hughes lost In
1916 because he didn't know how
10 smile. Somebody's bcen sitting
up with him nights teaching him
how
Newspaper men. reporters. cor
number delegates at the big show
They clutter up presidential alley
It's almost as bad as the peace con,
ference.
Women political leaders have
nailed as a lie the report that the
senate slush fund committee is
going to investigate expenditures
for campaign tea and macaroons.
Hiram J. Johnson is on the scene
Not the senator. This Hiram comes
from London. KY. and is dele
gate
That Hiram johnson has a dis
tlnguished name. all right" saic
this Hiram Johnson. Cant vot,
for him. tho. I'm for Lowden."
Tips on who'll be nominated are
easier to get than tips on rea
beer fonts and sources of liquor
A thirsty delegate, armed with Q
beer tip. elbowcd his way into a
Crowded That was good sign
The bartender stared at him hard
and served him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
HOONERS HACKERS
tRE. I>DUS STRIOtS

Meanwhile. Hoovers hackers were
busy lining up the second choice
votes.
Tho candidates who heretofore ap
parently have led the race were con.
ducting last minute pcw-wows. Tho
most spectacular ceremony inciden;
20 this donnlng Of war paint was
scheduled for tonight. when Hiram
johnson Is 10 address mass meet
ing and his adherents will have their
final rally
4 compromise treaty plank was
being considered by both reserva
tionists and bitter cnders." and
there was "A prospect OF complete
harmony on that score
Caucuscs OF delegations were ex
pected 20 last until late tonight and
some may be held tomorrow morn
ing
A delegation of woman suffrage
workers was visiting candidates ask.
ing them TO use their influence 10
bring ratification Of the suffrage
amendment before election.
NEW YORK. June Charles +
Hughes today refused 20 comment
on the statement issued by Senator
Borah. In which he announced the
former supreme court justice would
be acceptable to him as second
choice for the republican presi-
dental nomination in case the plat
form suited Borah.
Borah's statement was read 10
Hughes by the United Press.
Hughes said he would issue no
statement In regard to Borahs
stand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
KWOCK JAN FAT
1A is WELCOMED

WASHINGTON. June THE su.
preme court today overruled the ac.
ton OF Secretary OF Labor Wilson In
refusing to allow kwock Jan Fat, OF
Monterey. Cal, n Chinese, 10 enter
the United states.
Fat claimed that hc was an Ameri.
can citizen by virtue Of birth In the
United States, and the government
sought 10 exclude him when he re-
turned from a trip 10 China. The
court scored the secretary OF labor
for not furnishing the court an ade.
quate record In the case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
Some Lock! Keeps
Union Men Out, Too

Idle boilermakers We're seeking
new lounging places Monday. Police
raided pool room next TO the
union headquarters in the Collins
building Saturday. and put poles
locks on the door. shutting the
union men out OF their own roouna>
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
GRAVEL GIVES WAY
AND PLUNGE RESULTS

Freese and Mrs McKinnon wers
in a party OF six returning TO Seat
tie after a days outing. when they
reached Snoqualmie the gas tank
WAS nearly empty. No gasoline wae
available in snoqualmie. so Frees
and Mrs. McKinnon started to drive
back TO North Bend 10 fill the tank
while passing another machin1'
near Meadowbrook. loose gravel by.
the side of the roadway caved iu
and the machine toppied down into.
the river. W
chief Deputy Coroner Willis y.
Corson was In North Bend Mon~a
investigating the accident. II ~
probable that an inquest viii be held
The bodies are at the North Bend
Undertaking parlors.
Meadowbrook is situated apprux1.
mateiy one mile north OF North
Bend on the Pacific highway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07

But the glass he got contained
extremely weak ncar.beer
Just then "A man pulled up behind
him and winked at the bartender
The latter stamped twice on the
floor. The customer smacked his
lips over the drink he got.
"Signal for somebody in the cellar
to turn on the real beer tap" con
fidcd the satisfied customer. Get
wise. know your bartender"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
WHOLE FAMILY
is WIPED OUT
IN AUTO CRASH

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. June a.
Five persons were killed near herr
when an interurhan train struck an
automobile in which they wcr4|
riding
The dead:
John B. rolzan. his wife and TIVE
children. Joseph. Is: Agnes. s; u
rich Host, 10. neiehbor's son.
All were from Grand Rapids.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
YAKIMA VALLEY
JAPS ORGANIZE
Oriental Headquarters Are
Now Open

YAKIMA. June Boosting that
the coming generation Of japanese
would be "Americanized." and would
aid In carrying out American
Ideals" valley Japs here have open.
cd new and expensive clubhouse
Kay Moriyama. richest man In the
valley. potato king" and president
OF the Japs' association. said the
clubhouse would be gathering
place for orientals In Central Wash.
ington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
Would Deny Missouri
Delegation Seats

KANSAS CITY. Mo, juno Nv
Cal Pierce. chairman OF the Missouri
republican state convention today
tclegnphed win Hays of the nation
al committee asking that National
Committecman Jacob l.. Babler b,
denied participation In tho commit
tees meetings.
lie also urged that Nat Goldstcin
w. l.. Cole. X. Il. Moore. Fred Essen
and w, II. Allen. Missouri delegates
be denied seats in the national con
vontion. All the men were named in
connection with receipt OF Lowden
campaign money in Missouri.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
Health, Vocation
Boards to Move

The federal board for vocational
education and the United States pub
lie health service' two OF the most
important government agencies deal.
ing with the cx.service man In Seat.
'ue. will be housed under the same
roof about August l. when they are
moved to the Arcade building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
$4,000 Probe Bill
Up Before Council

WillMm Hickman Moore's ordt
nance J appropriating $4,000 20
enable the mayor to make an in
vestigation of the $4,000. 600 street
railway purchase is before the city
council for action Monday after
noon.
II Is expected that Mayor Cald-
well will approve the ordinance.
The bill provides that the mayor
shall have absolute control of tho
money appropriated and shall be
unhampered in his work OF invests
cation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
FIRE LADDER
BREAKS; MAN
is KILLED

SAN FRANCISCO. June 7.--one
fireman was killed and four others
injured when a ladder on which the
men were drilling broke. throwing
them TO the ground. Owen VII
liams. 80. was killed almost instant.
ly when his skull was crushed by q
heavy hose nozzle which struck him
as he fell to the povement The
other firemen received minor in
juries and will recover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
HEtDQu tRTERS FOR
HUGHES OPENED

Many supporters of other candi'
dates frankly admitted that the
Hughes talk IN growing
Johnson's chances are better than
evue. Bof.l lprssted. and IL would be
only IN case Of hopeless deadlock
and acceptance by Hughes OF
Borah's platform Ideas on the treaty
and other questions that he would
turn 10 the former candidate.
Hughes supporters opened head
quarters here today.
~ the convention does 30 60 n
dark horse. think Il will be Hughes.
but don't yet see the necessity OF
going 60 dark horse" said Borah.
The name OF Irwin /. L1nroot.
senator of Wisconsin. also entered
prominently IN the dark horse talk
and there was rumor that Govern.
or Sproul. of Pennsylvania. would
receive tho supper, OF tho old guard
when bailoiing starts at tho Coli
scum Some delegates heard that a
convention stampede for Governor
Allen was being arranged. and 9th.
crs had Information that General
PcrshlnR would be sprung II a dead.
lock is reached.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
Oh, Very Well, Let
1t Be Even Thuslv

WASHlNGTON June 7-Allied
claims against this country have
been settled for ts93. II 6.o93. while
United States overseas equipment
was sold for s322923 .233. Secretary Of
war Baker announced TO-DAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
VETS Lose
BY RULE OF
HIGH COURT
Dry Forces Win Complete
Victory in Decision Hand
ed Down by JuriSts

WASHINGTON. June THE
United States supreme court to-
day upheld constitutional pro-
hibhion.
I'm a sweeping deeision. tn.
court dee lared that the prohi-
bitten amendment 40 the CON
stiiulion i valid and held that
the toi~iead act. enforcing u.
ts constitutional
Tho courts action means that
the Noistead law. prohibiting The
sale of any beverage can,aininE
onc.hnf OF one per cent or rnorr
% alcohol. must be enforced il
every state Of the Union. rtearsi
less Of whether the state has ruti.
fled the amendment. state laws
providing higher alcoholic content
such as have been enacted In NeV
Jersey. Wisconsin and Rhode Island.
are nuiiified
The decision dispeis the hope Of
the brewing Interests that tho prop
critics could be used for the manu-.
facture of light beers and wines and
AAAAa tAAAaAAiAfAaH hANf iAANHfE 40t hn AttA
tional prohibition
The courts decree. rendered after
three months Of legal attacks on the
law by the liquor interests and the
wet states. Is a complete victory for
the feferal government and the pro.
hibltioH forces II is so far.reaching
that it settles once for al that ma
tional prohibition will stand until
the prohibition amendment Is rcrnov.
"a from the constitution by action
Of three fourths of the states.
All the contentious made by the
most skilful lawyers Of the vets
we're swept aside on the ground that
Il was legally ratified and that the
states IN 80 doing gave congress
power 70 enact the Voistead law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
Students to Pay
Orthopedic Beds

Fraternities at the university will
maintain six beds in Orthopedic hos.
pital, beginning next fall. Proceeds
OF play given by the pupils of st.
Nicholas school viii be used To main.
tain one bed in the hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
100 INJURED IN
WRECK OF TIRE
PLANT IN OHIO

AKRON. o., June Five per-
sons were killed and more than 10o'
injured today in an explosion at the
Mason Tire and Rubber Co. at Kent.
i2 miles from here. according to ro{
ports received by local police. N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
PROHIBITION law upheld
AS 1T SEEMS
TO NE
DANA SLEETH

last week We We're IN
IA formed that no gasoline
was being sold FOR pleas.
H3Ej urc purposes in excess
OF five gallons. In
deed. We were soieruniy assured by
al the managers OF local oil com.
panics that nobody could have
more than five gallons In his tank
when the five gallon Pllmsol
mark was reached. nothing doing
Having one of those large
and luxurious hacks that eats
gasoline Tie a hcheinoth eats hay.
Ia car load lots. decided that
five gallons would hardly get me
from one station 20 another. 30 l
stored the car and attended TO my
duties on foot, or clinging to car
strap
But I noticed about as many
touring cars. big cars. fine. shiny
pleasure cars. on the street Satur.
day as az any tiFne during the past
SIX months. and ] besan to inves
tigate
For block after block walked
and took count of the cars. and
took squint az the gasoline
gauges tina. nlne-tenths of the ears
have on the rear tank.
And discovered that less than
10 per cent of these cars. number
ing more than 500 that / counted.
had hess than TEN gallons In their
tanks
Ninety per cent Of the pleasure
cars parked in the heart OF the
Seatyie shopping district last sat
urrlay. after a week of famine.
had more than twice as much gas
oiine in their tanks as any on
ing station was supposed 20 sell 10
any customer
And more than half Of these cars
had their tanks better than three
quarters full. many of them had
IS TO 30 gallon tanks. with tho
gauge needle clear around 70 tho
full notch.
dN't understand this.
Etass / have becn too limo
cent, toA simple Of faith. 7 guess
I'D quit. hanging onto a strap.
only. where do these folks buy
their gas, chr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
Bellingham Records
25,57O in Census

WASHINGTON. June THE cen
sus bureau today announced that the
population Of Beilingham. wash, ~
2b.7b0. This represents an Increase
OF i,272, or s.2 per cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
MARTIAL LAW
IN GALVESTON
Troops Rule in Stevedore'S
Strike

laws at Galveston was declared today
by Governor Hobby because Of the
stevedorcs' strike. II was made ef.
fective at noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07

oeHf rted. quiet, SABBATH
rian seemed woodland Park ave.
For block after block We passed
rows of homes. and in = block.
maybe, two children at play. one
woman sweeping off. the front
porch. a solitary ash man and a
detected milk boy threading the
solitude.
Where were an the people Al 0
In the mornlng7
And just then a siren screamed.
a big. rcd fire car dashed past us.
and. numbering down the street.
came the engine. drawn b. three
big. plunging horses, the driver
standing up and cracking his long
whip. the bell changing. and the
wbaItle screcching.
Around tho turn the engine
flashed. and that street came to
life just as an ant hin comes to
life VIXEN you poke 70.
Women. with their wet hair
FIXING. emerged. children boiled
out Of cellars and back doors;
score Of dogs natorialized from
nowhere. and ran barking and
bowling; woman with paint
brush, and another with dish.
cloth waving. popped out Of tiny
cottage that minute before had
seemed closed for the summc.,
blinds down and al that.
Before the click u the fire
horses hoofs had quit echolng
down the block, the avenue. for
half a mile. was crowded with peo-
pic who had all been concealed
somewhere close at hand, busy
with their chores. Jobs tasks,
household routine. play what not.
The engine was met few blocks
farther on. slowly being trotted
back. II had been false alarm.
but several thousand grownups
and children had been shaken out
Of their rut for fcw minutes. had
seen an adventure flash down tho
sfreet--had. In spirit. ridden be.
side the engine man. with his loud
cracking whip. ana swayed about
the sharp corner with the rolling
engine.
Every neighborhood should have
at least one fire run week for It's
amusemeut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
FOLLOWING A FIGHT at Enum

claw with Lem Binion. rs. Fred A.
Shooley is at Providence hospital
suffering from knife wounds in his
hands and arms Binion is lodged
In the county Jail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
z SEATTLE
RESIDENTS
DROWNED
UNDER Car
Five Killed in Explosion,
Five in Auto Train Crash;
Fireman Falls to Death

Addison {. Freese. propriefoe
Of The Blanc hotel. 106 Battery
ST.. and Mn. Edna NcKmnou,
wife OF H. &. Mckinnon. 381l
Chicago ave, were drowned hate
Sunday night when their auto
overturned near Mesdowbrook
and plunging down into the Sno-
qualmie river. pinned thcm h.
Meath
Mrs McKinnon was rescued wiiild
sim alive. but died shortly after
ward in the North Bend hospital =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
Getting Ready for
School Graduation

June iG. l.2l2 high school students
will graduate. on June 81. 375
university graduates Will receive
their sbeepsklnB.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
SEVERAL DEAD
AS INTERURBAN
JUMPS TRACKS

MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich, June
7.-Several persons were reported
killed and a number injured when a
Port Huron. Detroit limited interur-
han train left the track. according
to advices reaching here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
FIELD DAY

FIELD DAY viii be held by
Georgetown community M George.
town school grounds from $50 10
go y. IA. Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07

MING downtown Satur.
Az morning on the
Green Lake ear / re-
marked TO myself how
dear RCD. nulnt. sallafa-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
IS GAINING
FAvORWIIH
G. 0. P. MEN
Borah Says He Would Favor
Hughes for Second Choice
II Hi" Is SidetraCked
ny HIGH EiIIIIE

ny Hugh BAIILIE
CHICAGO. June :. - Dark
horse stock SCARED on the eve Of
the opening Of the republican
national convention.
The boom la dark horses was
topped by Charles Evans Hughes.
g. q. y. slandard beaTrr in 1916.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07

Hughes tax thruout the country.
Senator William y Borah. field
marshal for Hiram johnson. told
newspaper men that II Hughes
would accept an autileague OF ma
,lons platform plank he would favor
him as a second choice candidate.
provided. OF course. Iohnron's nomi-
nation was Impossible. This IL IN no
sense an abandonment OF johnson.
J; was emphasized.
Borah's statement followed on the
heels ~ a trend toward Hughes
among convention deiegntcX
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07

Oeaher

Tonight aud Tuesday,
Sh0WerS, fresh Southeriy
iCiRdS.
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Temperature Last q Hours
Maximum. 80. Minimum. Sc.
To-day noon, 50
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-18
WILSON FELL IN
ROOM,ISREPORT
Baltimore Sun Prints
New Story of Presi-
dents Illness

That President Wilson in the early
days of his illness suffered from OBJ
structed circulation due to a small
elot, and that he was left dazed for
twenty hours followilR'e fall in his
ON, are stationery &nlade in re-
Nt article in the Baltimore Sun,
democratic newspaper which has al
ways supported the President and his
policies. The article points out, how
ever, that there was no stroke or sug-
gestion of apoplexy. The paper
states that the statements were not
written by a staff member, but came
from an authoritative source" The
article follows in part:
con the last day of the trip, which
had been cumulatively fatiguing, a
nervous twitching of the President S
mouth was noticed by his physician,
and also slight dropping of the left
corner of the lower lip. The condi-
ton indicated in this way was alarm
ing and might have developed seri-
ously, In the circumstances, the
Presidents physician felt justified,
and it was clearly his duty, to can
Gel all the speaking engagements and
to order the Presidents return TO