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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-11
PRIEST SLAIN
BODY BURIED
Strange Clue Results in Ar
rest of Man by Police at
San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 11:-The
body of Father Patrick Z. Healin,
Catholic priest of Colma, who dis
appeared from his parish, Holy
Angels Catholic church, August 2,
was found buried at the bottom of
a cliff about twenty miles south of
San Francisco.
He had been murdered and there
were bullet wounds through his head
and heart.
The body was exhumed at II
o'clock last night by party consist
ing of the chief of police of San
Francisco, Constable Landini of
Colma, four newspapermen and Will
liam A. Hightower who discovered
the grave.
The party left San Francisco late
last night acting on a tip given by
Hightower that he had found the
body.
Hightower, after his clue had
proven successful, was hNs4 by the
police pending investigation.
The body was buried in a cramp-
ed condition beneath a wall. 1t was
covered by two feet of sand.
Hightower said he acted on clue
given by a Dolly Mason, whom he
previously knew in Salt Lake City.
She said she met man who appear
ed to be foreigner and who, it is
said, made revelations to her. 1t is
said he showed her gun and said
that it had taken human life.
Mason then asked where the body
was buried, and the foreigner is said
to have replied, HE isn't alone, l
have man watching him."
At times the foreigner expressed
hatred for the Catholic church.
Hightower said the girl had been
told.
Il.,io dahn
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-11
Formal limitations To f
Great Powers For Action
NJ. s. On Disarmament

was announced. They will be iden-
tical and brief, and will be sent TO
the state departments.
Preliminary negotiations have
made certain acceptance of the in
vitation and agreement to open the
conference on Armistice Day. All
thought of preliminary conference
has been abandoned.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-11
County Past Councillors at Outing Hold Roosevelt Man Who Shot WdeHea County Liquor Case
E LINES DRAWN IN FARE FIGHT
UtiZitv Board Will Join
With Attorney General
And Governor In Fight

pany and the riding public.
1t shows the increase of one cent
per transfer allowed in its order will
produce additional revenue of more
than seven hundred thousand dol
lars and that If the order of Judge
Rellstab making the fare eight cents
had been permitted to stand it would
have given the company additional
revenue of three millions. five hun
dred thousand dollars.
The papers in the suit were served
on Governor Edwards and the Ctil~
ity board today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-11

rBy The Associated Press.
WASHINGTON Aug. 11-Formal
invitations will be sent to Italy.
Great Britain. France, China and
Japan to attend the disarmament
in Washington Novem-
Der II.
The text of the invitation will not
be available until late in the day, 1t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-11
HARDING names WOOD
PHILIPPINES GOVERNOR

WASHINGTON, Aug. 11-Major
General Leonard Wood was officially
stated today to have been selected
by President Harding as governor
general of the Philippines.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-11
Soldiers Body Home

Mrs. Lillian Augustine of New
Brunswick avenue has received word
from the government that the body
Of her son Corporal Joseph p. Angus
tine, has arrived in New York city.
Funeral arrangements are being
made by James +. Flynn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-11

Real Bargain-1921 Studebaker. 5 pas
senger touring; time payments arranged.
Central Garage. 225-o27 New Brunswick
Avenue 55l3-Slll-St'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-11
Ely Republican Flag.

BERLIN, Aug. 1.-THE republi-
can flag was flown from all govern
ment offices in honor of the ami
versary of coming into effect of the
new constitution.
The new flag much resembles the
old, the alteration consisting of the
insertion of republican colors, black,
red and gold, in the upper left hand
corner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-11

P. A. Edwe. for jars and accessories.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-11

Buy your Dodge, Buick, Studebaker
and Jordan cars through our agency.
George Mullen, 376 State st. Phone 22o7.
5432lS- gill -16-1S-23-25-30
p A Hdwe for crab nets
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-11

To Meet Tonight
Star of Grace Lodge will meet to-
night in Jacobsen's hall at eight
O'Clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-11

P. A. Hdwe. for crab nets.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-11

wEATHER-PartIy cloudy tonight.
Friday unsettled, probable show-
ers in north portion. Not much
change in temperature.
Evening star., 1921-11-03
LEARN TO BE A
STORAGE BATTERY
REPAIRMAN So

and earn from $S5 to $50 q week: We can
reach you in two weeks; day and evening
classes: See Mr.. Q'Donnell, 1217 st. NV
sIONG-ESTABLISHEDreal es-
tate firm has several positions
open for men in rent, automobile
5insurance and sales departments.
Splendid opportunity for men of
ability. Salary, ST 200 to, $500.
State previous experience, if any,
and age. Address Box OIL, Star
office, - +, g. &.
Evening star., 1921-11-03
WANTED--HELP

LADY OPERATOR for addressograph machine;
must be experienced; state salary: experience
and full particulars. Address Box 1891. Star
office -
Evening star., 1921-11-03
WANTED-HELP

spare time; attractive proposition. Room SIS
| Evans bldg. 4:30 to $50. 3
MAN-We want a man Of ambition. over twen-
! ty-dve years Of age. who Is looking for con-
I nectiOn that presents an opportunity for ad-
vaneement: our company Is growing rapidly
and needs an energetic. resOurceful man. II
you would progress. call to sec Mr.. Lewis. $40
! Aunsey bldg. between 10 am. and pm.
MAN to demonstrate a fast selling article. Call
between 8 and Q pm today at 925E + st.
s.w.
MANI want a man to work
with me in Washington. He
must be equipped with brains,
character and personality. The
! job is building clientele for a
bona fde house of national repu-
tation. 1 will assist this man to
develop himself into a high posi-
ton. The opportunity is splen-
did for promotion and large in
come. The associations are the
best, and the connection is such
as to attract the highest type of
man. If you feel that your
qualifications justify it, call sec
ond floor, Ewards bldg, 14l6 H
CT n Sx-
Evening star., 1921-11-03
FOUND

DOG. part Airedale. young male. short tail
Washington Animal Rescue League. 34S Mary
land are s.w.
Evening star., 1921-11-03

Furniture apd eaypets fpr a cauntry hotel
Raelo NRtk lIn0. NJ ptk ct. ma
Evening star., 1921-11-03

$500 NEEDED. exceptional returns guaranteed.
Investigate. Address Box 321-k, Star office
Evening star., 1921-11-03

-
Evening star., 1921-11-03

COLORED GIRL. Is years or over: must be
quick and reliable. Apply 2119 14th st. NV.
CORPORATION desires services Of cultured
refined lady: permanent: advancement: SPLEEN
did salary, bonus. Address Box 327-K, Star
office.
DICfAPHONE OPERATOR. experienced; must
he able to spell correctly. Room 800. Southern
hnldine. a.
DREsSMAKER wants experienced help; white
only. Phone North 56SS. 81
FITTERS and alteration hands for ladies' gar
ments. Lessner-Meyer Co., 917 st. NV.
HOTELS NEED TRAINED WOMEN-Natton-
wide demand for trained women; all depart.
ments. hotels, clubs, apartment houses; un.
crowded field; fine living quick advancement:
our methods ipdorsed-our students employed
BY leading hotels everywhere. Open evenings.
Cal for particulars. Lewis Hotel Training
School. 1924 New York ave. NV.
LADY between % and s5 years Of age to call
ON housewives in Washington. Must be re-
fined and possessed of good education. No
selling. Give all particulars or no notice
taken. Address Box 1O7-L, Star office.
Evening star., 1921-11-03

MEMO more men, now employed. to quail
ify at home during spare time for expert
manager positions: Field is new, Hundreds
Of openings at home and abroad Salaries
from 81 600 up. Give business address In
| answering. Address Rox 127-K. Star ONCE. 3
MEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. men who are look
ing for a position with q future, where expert
ance Is not essential to start. Outside work
with an old insurance firm: leads furnished:
part time considered. See Mr.. Ellis. 8 to 10
a m. 100 Bond bldg.
MEN-Responsble established local concern
desires several men for sales force; must have
good education and appearance. Call room SO6.
Davidson bldg, 921 10th ST., to 10. As.
MEN wanted immediateIy-l0 men Of good
education and appearance for pleasant and
profitable sales force in afternoon and evening
during next two months: excellent opportunity
for government employees; replies confidential.
Address BOX 4S-L. Star Office.
MEN (5) for outside work; FIVE orders daily
pays $51 per week; good opportunity for ad
vancement. Room 400, American National
Bank bldg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

OF Lincoln's staunchest supporters
In the senate during the war and a
very warh friendship had sprung
up between Mrs. Lincoln and the
young lady 4 number Of interest
ms personal letters passed between
the wife OF the President and the
daughter OF the senator, Those were
later presented To Robert T. Lin
coin by Henry Rathbone, ir., now a
prominent attorney IN Chicago and
a leader Ia Illinois politics ~ his
parents 20 Wells Fay. custodian OF
the Lincoln tomb.
on the fatal evening, April IA.
1895. General and Mrs Grant were
10 have been the guest or tho Pres
ident and Mrs. Lincoln, but they
were unable 10 attend and Malol
Rathbone and his lance were IN.
vited instead They drove 10 the
thcatcr from the white house with
President and Mrs. Lincoln.
by an interesting coincidence
Henry X, Rathbone, the eldest son
of the couple who were so person
ally interested in this national
tragedy. was born ON I4ncoln's s
birthday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
Washing Won't Rid
Head of Dandruff

The only sure way TO get rld of
dandruff is to dissolve n. then YOU
destroy IT entirely. To do this, get
a bout four ounces Of ordinary liquid
arvun. apply IL at night when retir-
ing: use enough to mOisten the scalp
and rub Il in gently with the finger
tips.
DO this tonight. and by morning
most, II not all. OF your dandruff will
be gone, and three or four more ap-
plications viii completely dissolve
and entirely destroy every single
sign and trace OF it, no matter how
much dandruff you may have.
Yoc will find, too. that all itchlng
and digging Of the scalp viii stop at
once. and your hair will be fluffy
lustrous, glossy, silky and soft, and
look and feel hundred times better
You can get liqu~l aryon at any
drug stora. IL Is inexpensive and
never fails to do the work. -Adve
tisement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
Eat and
Get Thin

This tr turning an old phrase facs .Ae.u
but modern methods of reducing fat hs,.
made this revision possible
N you are overfat and also avsrss o.,
physical eNcrtion; II you are likewise fond
Of the table and still want to reduce v,ps
cNcegs flesh several pounds, do this. q,
TO your druggist Cor write tho Nar1oi,
Company. 46i2 Woodward Avenue D.
troit. Mlch) and give him tor send thsf.l
one dollar For this modest amount %,
money the druggist will put you .n ia
way OF satisfying your ambition fH-
nice trim, slim figure. lie Will hand y,,
case % MarmolA Prescription q. biets
compounded In accordance with tH. ~
nous Marmola Prescription one " which
you must take after each meal and H.,
bedtime until you begin 90 Ioee your ?.
steadily and easily. Then continue i5.
treatment until your weight ts what VAN
desire. Marmola Prescription Tablets ar.
not only harmless. but really beneficial b.,
the general health. You don't need star.
walton diet or weakening excrcisra f5.,
go on eating what you like leave ontrris.
ing to the athlete. hut take yuur Hsr.
tablet faithfully, and without q doubt maj
nubby flesh Will quickly take unit. Hssft
. wings, leaving behinn II your natural ss.,
neatly clothed In firm flesh and frift
muscles es.--Advertisefnent
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
land sales Are slow

Special TO The world,
JAY, Nov. i2.-The county judge
Tuesday approved two land sales,
the first 10 be had In several weeks,
The allotment OF Joe Nann, de-
ccnscd, located In Cherokee county,
sold To j. w. Duncan of Tahlequah
for 3i.S75. and the allotment Of
Cloycekcr Nix. loCated east OF JAY,
sold to Houston Nix for $1,000.
There ls some indication that times
VIII get better and that more sales
viii be had In the future. When
times are normal the county Judge
viii have as high as ~ silcs to ap'
prove In one day
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

SPRINGFIELD. m. To the large
number Of relies and momolrs In the
Lincolnia at the Lincoln tomb here
have bcen added the photographs
OF Mai aud Mrs, Henry r., Rath-
bone, who were guests OF presidont
and Mrs, Lincoln In their theatre
box on the night OF lancoln's aHas-
sindtiun.
when the sudden, murderous at
tack was made 10y Booth, Major
Rath bone, who was unarmed
sprang 20 the ass stance OF the pres
ident, but was stabbed by Booth, re-
ceiylng severe wound.
The major and his wife at tho
time OF the tragedy were young
couple engaged To he married
Major Rathbune was distinguished
soldier OF the Twelfth United states
infantry during the war and Mrs,
R0thbone, then Miss Clara Harris.
was the daughter of United States
Senator Harris, OF New York one
OF the founders OF the republican
party, President and Mrs. Lancou,
smiled upon the romance.
Miss Harris father had been one
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

for belgium, none OF whom would
suffer By tho proposals Of America.
Prince TOkugawa made no refer
ence 10 tho startling proposals. sug-
gestcd by Secraary Hughes. He
contcntod himself merely with cx-
pressing Japan's pleasure at at
tending the conference and her VII
lingness TO corporate with other
nations TO attain the aims OF che
conference.
Tho conference adjourned at
i2:22 O'Clock without having made
any response 70 the American pro-
pusals.
Thus the conference adjourned
without either Great Britain o. ia
pan. the only two powers Affected
BY the proposals, making k1oWh
thclr attitude on them,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
FIGHTING SPIRIT
MADE TULSA GROW

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONEl.
--uppermost In the mind OF every
Tulsan who Is sincerely Interested In
this city's futuro--who can close his
eyes and Isualize a city OF 10000
or zoe. 900 standing on the site OF
Tulsa o yeara from now. Good wa
ter. combined with that wond ertul
spirit of city building that has made
Tulsa what 1t Is today can accom-
dish anything 10 undertakes.
"tf you will observe closely you
will discover that most OF the really
progressive cities over the country
are preparing 90 Undertake new
municipal projects Of various ma
turcs. THIS situation IS not mere
coincidence. II is the result OF plan
ming Business Is on the upgrade,
| and these cities realize Il. They are
putting over these projects right
now. knowing they viii about be
completed by the time conditions
have reached the top and are, fig
|uratlvcly speaking, running In high
gear. When that period comes
competition among cities is going 70
be keener than ever before.
Put Tulsa In Race.
1--WE all want to see Tulsa COM
pctitur in that race for city su'
premacy, which will be especially
/ close in this great southwest. tht
recognized land OF opportunities. We
want to he able to hold up our heads
whenever Tulsa is mentioned and
point with pride to our city. Good
water is our pressing need. WIN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

spavlnaw water here we won't take
OF our hats TO any Of them. But we
will make them wish they had spa
vinaw water. too. Water makes
cities grow--you just can't get away
from that fact.
The meeting Monday night
should be an example OF Tulsa en-
thusasm--the kind that does
things"
Hadley will preside at the meeting
Monday night during the formation
of the permanent orga ui2ation.
The lower ends OF ships ribs
that had rotted away were replaced
in n shipyard In Argentina by cast
ing concrete ribs In their place.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
Battleship Oklahoma
Not Included in Note
Special 90 The world.
XNyAgtIINfnTnN

special 90 The world,
WASHINGTON, Nov. l2.-The
Oklahoma VIII =. ono of tho 10 bat.
tleships bearing the names OF states
TO be retained under tho hughes
plan or scrapping the new building
program and many old ships. The
other Is ships which would be
Americas first line OF defense dur
ing the naval building holiday are:
Maryland, California, Tennessee
Idaho, Mississippi. New Mcvico Ari-
gona. Pennsylvan a. Nevada. Texas,
New YORK. Arkansas Wyoming,
t'tah, Florida, North Dakota ana
Delaware.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
OPENS
ARMAMENT MEET

oCpNrINrEp ruoM pACB OSEl
Senator Lodge. Elihu Root and Scna-
tor Underwood. On the sccrctary's
left Vy4a lord BalfpIr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
Attcn.nr on I.Ifc of nns-inn.

RIGA Nov l2.--News wax re-
ccived here from Moscow that an
attempt had been made on the lie
of NJ ChitChcrin, Russian soviet for
elgn minister. Tho attempt was un.
successful according TO tho dispatch,
which added that 5000 arrests had
hocn made.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
u. S. TAKES LEAD
IN PEACE MOVE

tCJNTlHUEp FROM PAGE OSE)
witH such n definite. concrete ana
drastic proposal until tho confer
ence had gotten under way. IL the
terms Of the Hughes proposal are
applied TO thc United states navy,
our future strength at sea will be
limited TO ~ capital ships with a
tonnage OF JO0.G5O: Great Britain
% capital ships, tonnage sOLi5O
and Japan's navy will be 10 capi-
tai ships. tonnage 20970
The naval armament limitation
proposals made by Mr.. Hughes IN
his address were 40 follows
l. Complete abandonment. OF al
capital ships now building or con-
tcmplatod
g. This would mean the SCRAP
ping an OF Am, riGn's 1915 program
which is not vet completed, japan 3
famous eight-and- eight program,
and Great Britaiu's program Of
four now super Hoods.
Q. This program would cost the
United latcs about s330.O00 900.
scrap an older vessels beyond
certain class.
Call for Brlnnd.
when Hughes concluded cries of
"Priandi Briaud" from the gal
icrics halted suggestion from
Hughes for an Adjournment.
The French premier received an
ovation as ne slowly nruse. Every.
body on the floor and In galleries
arose en- n.osse a. tribune 60 TIA,
French stattsman.
France Is ready to say 'Dowr
with nrms.'
At these concluding words oi
Brands speech. uttered In a ring
Ing tone and with a dramatic out
spread 81 hts upraiscd hands, were
translated by an Interpreter, 'h'
galleries broke into fresh applause
France. however, was not IN
cluded In the program proposed 10y
Hughes and thus could look witt
undisgulsed pleasure on any meas
ur,e that would decrease othe
| navies and bring them down to
plane somewhat nearer the French
Responses Were Brief.
/ Cries OF Japan Japan thei
/ sounded from the galleries. Th'
japanese whispered together an'
/ Prince Tokugawa arose, remove'
| his spectaclcs and with an expires
/ sonlcss face read n short statemcn
/ remarkably brief In comparison
/ to tho uttcrance which had pre-
ceded his His voice was mofl
subduod as TO be inaudible half tn
time except TO those seated nea
him.
! Responses were also briefly mad
BY Carlo Schanzer as spokesma
! for the italian delegation, an
Paron dc Cartier dc Marchienn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
Cattle ThIef pIcnds Gnllir

speclsr to The World.
TAHLEQUAH, Nov. lg.-1oh,
Nichols. one of three men placed
under arrest for being lmplicaicd iv
the theft and shipment OF 90 hcsd
Of cattle near Hubert some days
ago, entered a plea OF guilty be'
fore District Judge j. H. Jarman or
Monday and received a sentence a.,
two years I'm the state pcui.ertiarv
Bob Butler and Lewis Cogfrag
Nichols accomplices. will be- tries
at the February term of court.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

tor tndorWOOu. On the secretary
left was lord BalfoIr
Presidents wife Chccrcd.
The audience rose and checrod an
Mrs. Harding took her place at the
front Of the box where the vice
president sat. Tho vice president
came In al 10:33 O'Clock and immc-
diately Secretary Hughes called the
conference to order.
Prayer was offered by the presi-
dents pastor, the Rev. w. =. Aber-
nathy OF Cavalry Baptist church.
Immediately at the conclusion oi
the prayer President Harding rose
and bogan delivery OF his address.
The president had stood during
the prayer with bowed head between
MIR. Hughes aud the pastor. Al the
conclusion OF the prayer Secretary
| hughes. stepping forward and mt
/ ing his hand. had said.
/ The president OF the Unite !
States"
| There was an outburst Of applause
and then Intense silence In which the
president began speaking.
Must Influence World.
MIR. Harding read his speech slow
iy aud deliberately from small print
ed pages which he held In tho hol-
low OF his left hand. with his right
he punCtuhtod his statements with
driving gestures. The first applause
came when the president declared
that the conference must have a
signal influence ON the fortunes ol
the world"
There wGs more applause wher
MIR. Harding asked how civilization
! ever could Justify the destruction
caused by the last great war. Stil
, again he was answered by loud clap
ping when he said war should b'
outlaWvd' aud thp resources of th'
world turned into constructive chan
nels,
There was minute OF applause
when the president concluded.
The demonstration was ended 10y
! Mr. Hardlng's departure from th'
hall. As the president went. Scorc
tary Hughes announced that Frencl
and English would be the languag,
used. The presidents speech hac
been printed In both.
MIR, hughes statement was re
peated by an interpreter. Premier
. BRAND replied In French, thanking
, him.
/ Thc crowd care to it's feet as Mr.
Bafour, amidst salvo OF applause
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

To prevent a recurrence OF the re-
cent daring holdup which notted the
mali robbers sl5oo 600 In cash, Sc
vholohoartcdly ana without re-
serve"
Tulsn Wants Hest Water
Robert 49, williamson. Wright
Clothing ompany. N spavnuw ls
the hest In the state. it is the source
OF supply for Tulsa. FOR there's
nothing too good FOR Tulsa. I am
In favor OF the spaylnaw. ana I be.
lieve It viii make Tulsa the city we
all hope II viii be
W \. Vandever. Vandeycr Dry
Goods company. Lets have Snav-
lnaw az quickly NJ possible. on the
last assessed valuation OF the city
Of Tulsa, which was appruNimatelt
fb2 100000, the Spnvinaw bonds OF
t6.sO0.OO0 will cause additional tax.
alton Of about five and onc-half
mills which will pay tho interest on
the bonds and create y sinking fund
This is not taking into consideration
tho fact that the sinking funds viii
draw interest and help cut down the
taxes. or that the increased valun-
tion OF the city In the future Will
spread the taxes over greater arcu
or that Tulsa will sell a large
amount ~ water and thus reduce
taxation and cut down its Indebted
nesa II thorc were no other rcyc-
nue. than taxation. the cost to Tul
sans would be only this five and one
half mills. To the owner or say, a
hume assessed at $4,000, whlch ~ q
comfortable home, the additlpnal
taxation caused by these bonds
would be approximately $3.50 a
year, or about five cents dav
What owner OF such home In
Tulsa would not willingly. yes en-.
| Enthusiastically give cents day e
know Tulsa has Spavinnw water p
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

nominated Mr. Hughes for chairman
OF the conference.
Tho president NJ the United
States" said Mr.. Balfour. I'm n most
noble address, has given the confer
cuce a lead He has provided II with
n motto simplicity, honesty. honor.
We cannot carry out the plans out
lined by the president unless we
ha,t "A chairman" Then he nomi 70
mated Mr. Hughes
Secretary Hughes was then ac-
claimed chairman.