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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-27

Pruebe sstas maravillosas sales que
son Las mas efcaces para Las afeccio
mes artriticas (Reuma. gotta, arenillas,
c6licos nefrfticos y demAs del higado
De venta en- las principales farma
cias, de San Juan Q Isla, por 50
agente. JUAN A. PEREZ. Box 426
San Juan. Advt.
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6srkn scogidas todas las ideas refs
rsntes al sstudio de todos los aspee-
TOO en- que pueda plantearss auestro
Status y, pOr eonsiguiente, los parti-
dsrios dc todas las soluciOnss tendrAn
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cEVHI A Fl mas frascO. smplio
- comedor con vista II
psr DspartamsutOs para familias
Frents al edificio del Ssnsdo , ssrca
Dc los demSs Centres 0Ecialss 81
mas convenients para tysnssuntss.
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NOESEL TRABAJO-OTRO ESEL MOTIVOI

NUANDO persona lega oficinas cansada
adoorda en- las primeras horas dc la maana puede
- hacer responsible al trahao por padecimentos Por
fuerte que el trabajo lasta Ia feca ha dado
c de que haya matado aguien sempre que haya
evado vida metodca Sin embargo el trabaja Irregular
mente fata de descanso sueo distraction eercco deba
los rones nanene al ndivduo estado de cansancio,
aburrnento de NAL genio medic enfermo La debildad
renal dc consecuencas terrbes faaes deben
dose por tanto reardar el tratanlicno de NAL.
Las PAdordS De Foster Para Los R7oaeS han savado a
infnidad de ecados eies de oiicas auditore
CARRIES, mchos dc eos personas que abian vsc
obgadas abandonar efp!eos por imposi-
btadas para e dcsenpeho de cago Etas pdoras
qnicamene pura contenen dgogas de nnguna clase
que puedan perjudciales al organso Por mas de medic
sgo han sido recomendadas usadas uiversalnente 81
sufre I'd de dolores de espada ccnanco sinoas del
NAL renal espee mas pucsoque reraso pude sere fatal
Drijase nmedatamente la primera boca obenga
frasco de PldOyaS De Foster Para Los RiHoHeS.
De odas las bocas Soicite foleto sobe
las intermediates renaes 10 envaremos absouamene
gratis.
FosTER-McCLELLAN co, BUFFALO, N. Y, z U. A.
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DIR. E. N. Bocanegra Lopez
Especialista en- Enfermedades Tropi-
Gales, Was Urinarias Stills
Gabinete de Electro Terapia
Laboratorio de Analisis Clinicos
Horas de Consulta: de p. m.
San Francisco No. 81 altos.-TeleFono
1893 5s6 negro. P. o. Box 1850
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igual dereehO mandarnos sus trsSa
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ma dc sus autorss, sin euya eOndisicn
no les daremOs sabids.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01

Pittsburgh after spending the week end
In this, city.
Mrs Julia Crone OF Akron. O., is Wis
ting friends in this city.
James stephens has returned to his
home IN Akron. Ohio. after spending Inc
week end with friends in this city.
Miss Bertha Armstrong. OF Martins
Ferry hospital. will leave today 10 be
the guest of relatives in Ohio.
Miss Marie Smith. of the South SIDE.
was the guest OF friends in Steuoen-
willie. Ohio. yesterday.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Clovis will leave
today on a motor tour or the eastern
states. Atlantic City. Baltimore. New
York and other points will be included
in their trip. which Will require about
month.
/. :. Hammond. Of the Island. is TO-
| ported tn be improving at the Ohio Val
iley General hospital, after lengthy ILL
ness.
Or. +. M Baird is recovering from
| injuries sustained in an automobile ac-
Cident last week.
Mr. George McNey. Of Akron. Ohio. IS
| spending n short vacation ar ForeSl
| View Farm. Belmont county. Ohio.
Miss Kate Starchton. OF tn. Island.
is the guest Of friends al Akron, Ohio.
, Rev Bush. of Columbus. Ohio. is a
business visitor In the city.
Mr. and Mrs Guy Nelson. OF Akron.
Ohio. motored to Wheeling today To Wis
II Mrs Harry Wilkinson Of the Island:
; b. NJ. Whaley and family are spend
! ing short vacation with Mr.. Whaley
mother al Cairo. W. Va.
Mrs. w. r. Wolfe Of North Front
street has as her house guests Mrs. II
Jones of Columbus. Onto: Mrs Schatz
and Mr.. Henry Wolfe OF Cincinnati and
: Mrs. w c. KcySer OF Dover. Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01
About People
Movements Of individuals To And
From The City.
AT THE HOTELS.

McLUEE-J. L. ltutchins,. Cameron:
". II. Sandusky. Grafton: L. l., Grlfftta.
Harrisburg; :. Il. Hairy. Spencer: John
.>iprich. Charles Town.
ClarkSburG.
WINDSOR-E'rcd W. TaGgHrt. Fair
mont. l.. e. Sandy. Fairmont: {. Z.
Fish. Cameron.
clyde Reward. Golfers; r. Lee Poleplc.
Golfers: Alex Taylor. Collier: \. W.
Miller Golfers: l.. q. Jones. Weston.
ROGERS-F. y. kcanc. Hundred. NJ.
e. Candy. Charleston.
Ernest Jung. Of Springdalc, Is seri-
cusly i'll of pneumonia.
Miss Anna smith has returned from
Sand Hin. wher" she was the guest OF
Miss Agnes Luke over the weekend.
Helen and Ray McGrath youngest
children OF Mr. and Mrs. D. T.. McGrath.
or Pleasanton. are recovering from the
measles.
Miss Helen Gorsuch. Of Twelfth street
who - recovering from injuries re-
cetved while attempting To board car
at the corner Of Twelfth and Market
streets last week. when she was hit ana
dragged BY an automobile, Is the guest
OF her uncle. ". T. REILLY. at Pittsburgh.
Miss Evaline Dinger. Of the Island. is
Visiting friends at Pittsburgh.
DR.. and Mrs. G. Bates McL-sin ar" re-
ceiving congratulations over the birth
Of son born at the Ohio Valley hos
pital Friday.
Miss ReSS Wilson has returned TO
her nome in Pittsburgh after spending
the week end visiting friends in this
city.
Miss Mary oliver Of Steubenville. has
returned after visiting with friends
here.
George r. BaChman. Of Pittsburgh. is
spending several days IN this city look
ing after business for the Wells Tube
company
4. D. Hammond has returned 20 his
home IT. Pittsburgh after 4 business trip
10 this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brandfass. Of
Toledo. Ohio. are visiting fr. rnds IN this
city.
4. \. Peterson. who for several years
has been ConEected with the United
States Engineers here. has accepted 4
position with ~" Hazcl-AtlaS company
Of Washington. Pa
George blum. ~ the North side. has
resigned his position with the United
States Engineers and has accepted a po-
sition at the Wheeling Corrugating COM
panN Of East Wheeling.
Miss Cora Brockman Of BurGcttstown.
Pa. ~ spending the week visiting with
friends IN Wheeling.
Mr.. and AIRS. Fred Farls, who attend
ed the races in Indianapolis yesterday.
are expected home today.
Charles Poe and Clyde Ru bic have re-
turned TO their home in East Liberty,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01
WOMAN 5 CLUB
srIEcrs COMMITTEES TO AR
RAWoE BRIDGE PARTY, SUPER
AND DANCE.
Affair viii be Delightful Event Of June
gath ut Wheeling Park.

ARRANGEMENTS for the garden bridge
supper and dance which the Woman's
club will give at Wheeling Park on IN"
afternoon and evening OF june -. are
progressing finely. With MIS-. Zack
Robertson as chairman and Mrs. Dent
TAYLOR as icc-chairman Of the COM
mittee which has charge OF the supper
arrangements. the affair is bound 10
prove both momentous and successful :
The supper will be served In one OF
the pavilions Of the park, ana viii nc
an III. plan OF cafeteria II Will ne
delightful in every respect and all the
features or the meal VIII be the nest
that can be found anywhere. Needless
10 say II will far exceed the CAFETERIA
supper. which could be provided ut the
som for which 1t will he onercd, i"r
dclicately prepared delicious food "hl'h
will tempt the summer appetite.
Fortified by the JOY OF thoroughly
IN. supper served in the semi out-ot-
doors, all who care to remain Tor inc
evening will be afforded tho privilege OF
dancing at the park pavilion. rms -
an exceptional treat. especially when IN"
Marty is n private one. where pcopl" may
meet their friends and dane" in tn" sum-
mer ,oolness which the fine sweep OF
breeze through the pavilion provides.
The afternoon is bound 10 ne p'E
feature as every one enjoys bridgS ~
snv time. especially is the prospect at
trac;iye when looked forward to with
Tho added pleasure of indulgng in the
green Of wheeling parks beautiful sur
roundngs. :
Mrs. Fred Faris will have cHarG" OF
the reservations assisted by Mrs. 4!
Dana .Tomlinson. Reservations VIII
also he received for sewing.
The following committee VIII ASSIST
Mrs Robertson and Mrs. Taylor IN look
ing after tho supper: MIS- I. nur-
klc. Mrs. Mary p. Waddcll. Mrs. julius
SchHnk
II, Farr. Mrs. William Elliot. Mrs. X. I.
Dancer. Mrs. James Matthews Mrs
Alex Young. Mrs. w. s. Hoyc. Mrs {.
House. Mrs. John Mcclure. Mrs. II. J.
l.insz and Mrs Z. NJ. Addlcman
On Friday afternoon there will be
birthday missionary party of the Fourth
street church given at the home of Miss
Hattie List at twO-thirty. for which Il
special program has been prepared.
Fourth street Church Activities
At 7:45 this evening the Fowler circle
OF Kings Daughters will meet at the
home OF Mrs. Jessie McAdamS at 2227
Eoff street All members are requested
to bring garments which will b" suit
able for use In the hospitals of India.
The Hettie List circle OF Kings
Daughters Will meet with Miss H.ttm
List 1T her home on North Main street
on Friday evening at 7:45. The annual
birthday Of tho circle will he observed
BY a special program 10 which all young
women are invited. There will he no
offering.
peseoness Home Board Meeting.
On TTlASS Aeeornoon al ESQ there will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01
WONDERFUL DAY
At COUNTRY CLUB
MEMORIAL DAY CELEBRATED WITH
LA19EST CROWD AT Hilltop
RESORT SINCE OPENIN9.
First Golf Tournament and Dinner
Dance Were The Diversions Pound
At The Club ByQ Members

The Country Club was tn" scene of
the most elaborate celebration of Me
mortal day and groups Of friends and
c0ngenial gatherings flockcd TO the pop
ular hilltop resort from early morning
until late afternoon. The first golf
tournament Of the season WAS the chief
attraction for the day and much
friendly rivalry was manifested among
the contestants for the handsome silver
cup presented the winner. VIII" was DR.
D. Il McGrcEor. Mr. Jesse Bloch was
sctund Thc ladies took an unusual In
t"rcSr IN the handicap this year and
found much pleasure at tn" club
throughout the day.
The perfect day found tho club house
and grounds in excellent condition and
tire VerandahS and assembly room were
beautifully decorated with profusion
of flowers and American flags effect
lively arranged over doorways and on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01

the verandah railing. The largest num-
Der Of guests began arriving toward
late afternoon and by dinner time
large and faShionahl" gathering had
assembled. \ special menu had been
prepared by the management and with
attractive appointments III" dinner
proved To b" n most enjoyable atiaIr.
The entire evening was spent in dane
ing and with the wonderful breeze
found only on the hill tops. this pas
time was decidedly enjoyable. Music
was furnished by Won Bcrg'S orchcs-
ira.
The following entertained with infor-
NAL parties At the dinner dance:
II. s. Brady. party OF ten.
\. a Wilson. party Of two
H. &. IiaZlctt. party Of TWO.
!. j. Coniff. party OF six.
: 4. Bloch. party Of two.
Harold Bloch. party Of two.
W. ". Holloway. party Of two.
\. r. PAUL. party of two.
J. G. Mckinley. party Of four.
\ F. Brady. party Of seven.
l.. W. Stifcl. party Of seven.
l.. T. Brand and party Of two.
] G.. Hearne. party of three.
{. f. Jackson, party Of three.
Thomas Mckee Hearnc. party OF four.
F.. +. Glass. party Of three.
George W. ECkhart. party Of three.
]. Il. Baum. party Of three.
F.. G. List. party Of three.
Harold O. Ectz. party Of four.
n. X. Markell. party OF four.
Alex Glass party of SIX.
r. Il. Naylor. party Of five.
II. J. Hoffman. party of seven.
W. II. Shafer. party Of two.
!. Don Norman. party OF eight.
Tom MrCamiC,
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-Su1 WAaSAy1NGs STAMPS
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nuR-Hogl.

An interesting wedding will ne s"Icm-
nizcd this morning at st. Michacls
church at Edgington Lane. when MISS
Olivia Marie Hogl becomes the oride
~ Mr. John Clemet klug. Of Akron. q.
Miss Gene Nau will be the maid OF
honor and Mr.. Roe Hogl, brother of the
bride. will be the best man. The hri-
dal party will enter the church ~
o'clock 10 the strains OF IN" Wedding
march played hy Miss Eva Vail. Father
pheger will officiate at tho nuptial
mass and he also will read the nuptial
service which will follow.
Following the ceremony wedding
breakfast will nc served At the home oi
tho brides parents. Mr.. and MrS Joseph
NJ Hnri NJ Edgwood and later Mr.. kluS
and his bride will depart on wedding
trim which will terminate at Akron.
where they will reside.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01
Family Picnic,

one Of the many delightful picnicS
arranged for Decoration Day was that
h,ld 1T the LeewoOd farm on RethanE
pike Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Wallace and
Mr. and Mrs. ". T.. Wallace were hosts
and hostessss at this affair which was
in the nature Of family reunion. Ihe
guests were met at WoodSdalc ana "'uE-
wood and taken TO the large farm IN
trucks and the da% was spent unucr inc
shade Of majestic old oak trees in FOR
est near tho farm house. \ haSkct oIh-
ner was enjoyed NJ noon and inc Ait'r-
noon was spent in swinging. ridlhS,
horse shoe and Other out of door sports.
The real pleasant fcalur" Of the DAY was
tho supper which was served in IN" open
in the moonlight,
Those enjoying the delightful aua'r
were:
rinton W r.. Wallace,
p,ml anderson. l.. r. Wallace.
Hoba-, Nickcrson. T.. Y. Smith.
McsdamCs:
Na-rarct f. Linton Caroline Linton.
Elizabeth Cloustnn. d +. McGrath'
Misses:
Rclle Linton. RUIN Na'a'",
Helen Wallace. t.llzaDc'h Linton
Ellen Clouston. Edythr Linton
pose Linton, Virginia Linton.
Mcssrs:
Tack Linton. Glenn Wallace.
Stewart Wallace. Kirby Wallace
Kenneth McGrath, Earl Wallace.
Eiyood Linton, Wayne Wallace.
ponald Linton. Dale McGrath.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01
s. 8 Boys and Girls Picnic.

The members Of the Young Women s
Philathea Bible class and the Young
Men Of the Baracca Bible class or the
First Baptist church enjoyed delight
full picnic at the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
y. II. Helsely AZ Bethlehem Yesterday.
The young people motored 70 the large
farm early in the morning and spent
the entire day in tho varied pleasures
of a genuine out CT doors picnic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01

ming announced the transfer Of PATROL
man Charles BickeT:on from his beat. on
the Island to the night desk sergeancy
at police headquarters. Bickerton sue
ceeds Sergeant Isadore Fulton. who re-
signed because he did not find constant
night police desk duty to his liking.
Sergeant Bickerton took up his new
duties last night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01
winners of Trophies.

The final games OF the tennis t"urna-
mcnt AT Noun; d. Chantal were played
Yesterday with the following winning
the handsome trophies. Miss l.uciil"
Clenlenning was the winner IN the
singles and Miss Lucille '1cndenninI
and Miss Madeline McNallcy were the
winners in the doubles The regular
field day meet was then held and the
basket ball cup was awarded 70 the
class OF 1921. Tho days pleasures was
concluded with Mount de Chantal pie
mic with a basket supper the feature
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01
@ZE5MN1T

be board meeting Of the Holloway Dca-
CONFESS Home. Important matters VIII
come under the consideration OF mo
board and ii is urged that all be present.
women's Foreign Missionary.
On Thursday afternoon AT Two o'clock
there will be- y meeting al The homo or
Mrs. W. L. McGrail Of the Woman's For
rirn Missionary S..ictI The usual
prrEram Will be held.
Kings daughters.
ers. John .. Schsnk Nv 10 hostess
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01

Any dealer will gladly give you illustrated booklet
describing Victor Records and play any music wish
hear Victor Records demonstrated all dealers the
st of each month Vco great variety from SIS $500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01

VI
Na-rarct f.. Linton Caroline Linton,
[lizabcth Cloustnn. ID. r. McGrath'
MiSSNS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01

10 the Kings Daughters Of the First
Presbyterian church this afternoon 1T
two thirty. Mrs. S. P. Christian will
speak TO the members. telling of the
events or the general convention OF the
or Ter held two weeks ago at ST. Louis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01
Twentieth Anniversary.

The twentieth anniversary OF the
Ladies' Shield Of Honor No. will h"
the occasion for delightful celebration
TO be held this e"eninG in their hall on
Thirty-eiEhth and Jacob street. An in
formal program has been arranged and
this will be followed by turecn sup
per. All members are invited to be
present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01
B1cxRRroN Is SERGEANT

Island PatrclmAn Succeeds Fulton on
Might Job ~ Police Station
Chief Of Police EzAd EaziAx last ave.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01
Graft Tw1Q,

Mrs. c. A. Walden will b" hostess TO
the memoirs of the Graft I~!E TO-
morrow al her home in Cecil Place.
The usual afternoon Of needlcwork Will
be followed by the serving OF tea.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-21
First Wireless
Message Heard
Around World

= la5rfe4
Washington, Aug. 2t.~The first
wireless message Ito be heard around
tRhe world" was received today. BY
Secretary Daniels from the Lafayette
radio station at Bordeaux. France.
San Francisco, Aug. 21.--Intercep.
ton by the radio station at Yerba
Buena island, San Francisco Bay, Of
a message early. today from Lafayette
radio station, Bordeaux, France, indi-
Gated success of world wide radio
broadcast from one station. it was am
nounced today by Commander Charles
f. Clark, Pacific coast communica-
tion superintendent OF the navy radio
service.
The Lafayette station message, pick
ed up in perfect clarity, was as fol-
lows:
secretary Navy washington: This
is the first wireless message to be
heard around the world and marks a
new milestone on the road of scien-
tific achievement. Lafayette Station Z
1t is first Of series OF test mes
sages to extend over thirty days to
determine power Of the Lafayette sta
ton. most powerful in the world, and
built by the United States navy radio
communication service for France.
Yerba Buena station here is about
10000 miles from Brodeaux. The most
distant station from Bordeaux is the
Tutuiia, Samoa, United States navy RAJ
dio station. Commander Clark de-
clared he is confident that Tutuila as
well as Pearl Harbor, Honolulu, and
Cavite, Philippines, radio stations m
tercepted the message.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-21

one of the city's choicest speed ways.
Following this action on the part of
the commission there was instituted a
move to compel compliance with the
request for warning sign through
mandamus proceedings but this move
was cuashed and later, following ser
les Of conferences attended by officials
of the railroad company and represent
atives of tfse city and commercial
club, permission. was granted by the
warning sign which is now the center
of SO much discussion
In its order granting this permission
the commission designates the inter
section of Union street with CAPITOL
street as a s'stop" crossing and orders
that the Southern Pacific company
aerect and install adjacent to the said
crossing at such point on Capitol ave-
nue. as the city council of Salem may
designate. an illuminated stop sign OF
the usual dimension. double-faced, so
that 1t can be seen from each direc-
ton and set the same upon pedestal
of cement or ether durable material
of such size and dimensions as 10 give
it durability as against occasional hard
usage"
These instructions, the commission
now points out, were carried out 10
the letter. even to the durability OF
the material in the sign post against
the Occasional hard usage" TO which
1t is said to have been subjected since
its installation
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-21
Babies Home NAV
Get Official OK.

Washington. Aug. 81. Babe
Ruth and his home runs have been
investigated by Uncle Sam and both
have been given an. official o. X.
Some Of the friends Of the cnam-
pion home run hitter Of all time de-
;cided some time ago that ii might
be that Ruth's home runs were due
IN some part to the different baseball
used this year in the major leagues
SO they gathered up a number Of
baseballs the Yankee player had hit
out Of the parks and sent them to tho
bureau of standards here for inves-
tigatfon.
Those balls were put through a
third degree" il baseballs ever had
such an experience. Scientists pound
ed, beat, and dismembered them and
reported that there. was nothing In
thaN that would cause them to
ride" farther when hit than the
baseballs heretofore used. In effect.
the scientists said. it was the Babes
mighty blows that produced his home
runs.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-21
Old Issues Dead
Can't be Revived
Says Roosevelt

Aberdeen, Wash, Aug. 21.-Frank-
lin D. Roosevelt. candidate for vice
president on the democratic ticket, de.
livered four speeches in Grays HArbor
county. He spoke at Hoquiam at Z u.
M, at Aberdeen at 1880 and at Elma
and Montesano on the way to Tacoma.
Mr.. Roosevelt declared that the old
issues and the old slogans are dead.
The attention of the democratic party
Is not, like the republican, fastened on
the historic and Interchangeable past.
"Our thoughts and energies are with
the future We will go back ~ 20
such slogan as served the republicans
80 faithfully. The full dinner pail We
believe the time past when Americans
are most concerned with their stom-
aehs, and thatn ow they demand con-
sideration Of questions that are vital
to the heart and head. Neither can we
rally to the old cry Of let well enough
alone"
The attempts Of republicans to re-
vive old issues, as indicated by dis
patches from Marion. amused him.
Mr.. Roosevelt said. The tariff is dead
he declared SO far as politics is con-
cerned. 1t was disposed Of long ago,
and with the aid of the republicans
was declared an economic instead Of a
political question, and commission
was appointed Of both democrats and
republicans to study it.