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In tron care Sc c|atina

IhNi14 regeul Oonstantn al Greciei cumnaul Ostuui
kaser llhelm al Germane, surghunt la Amerongcn
principle pentru pacea Erope trosneste catina anne
ntand sa p1abuseasca vtoarea produ tie razboiul
lsce1at ca sal consolideze situatia.
Exiat in Elvea de catre aliati factor prmeidos,
aatul creincios 81 serv al Kaseruui- contribund
anuma masura 81 la desasu annatei romine in prmele
eratun ds viaa sedenara pana la moartea misteroasa
fluni sdu Alexandra mia lu Venzcos Reggie Greciei
ndata upa primit vestea, rice capu semee
u sa reyendice drepturile lu la tronul irece
Emsarii Sofiei 81 onue regale ntrat in actiune 81
raeca fldes nulla Nenizelo care dres strica
Conann 81 Sofia, la Confernta della Paris csgat tar
sale carl mat pc Greci fost bitu in aegeri
uat drumu prbege 81 Constantin fntra triumfator in
Atena, ca Miade in straucte sale victo della Ma
athon Mumta unei mamute 81 nerecuostinte poporulu
gree depotatu devenit din rege regelc klae ntre
Cite de iscusitul crean.
''Dragostea' poporuui la volt de Rege trebuia
aslatta prn ovictore 81 Kema Pasa la servit prleul
tonsann tecut Archpelagu in fruntea amatelor sae
Anibal Alp, dar in loc puma lor
duca la izbanzi s insalat ntrun din Smra, unde
pangea ca mananca plosnitee lsa cva prea mica
81 ARE din ces pla servorii, pc cand trupee greces
deemate de nationalist turc de boil 81 de sete, sa
expuna mai mutt plosnitelor s'a napoiat la Aena
Popo1ul enMiasna de primele succese''-cu toate ca
Iant curgean droaea reactiona vaznd ca comandantu
uprem al amaei asat conucerea izboiuui pc ge
ealior, 81 inceput mumure dar sa la veehiu
sstcm 'Panem ct crcenses la nunt prnciare emf
sri Sofei raspandeau zvonu nna sfarseasca
nunle, ca armata romna puenca navai in Anatoia
81 da Angora 81 capu ui Kema Pasa plocon diadocuu
ci lar cand diadocu sa dus pc fonnu sd upte c sa i
spcteze trupee soldat att de ndarti Princpee
de ca mai bne rentoarca la Aena,
pese cateva zle sa sbucneasca revoluta in Creta
In Creta REVOLUTIONARY pus sapanre pc insula,
desrmat tupee 81 capma tunue pc carl guvernu din
Atena lea TRIMS in auoru aratei Poporf saul Gle raz
bou 81 cere rechiemarea trupeor din Anatolia.
In Greca propriu Elsa, site petrece
oarte asrra ar otus din strife earl scapa de muarea
ccnsoulu vede Reggie Constantn doarme pc tram
dafiri ronul sau rosneste din toate incheeturle
Zarul "Luptatorul, sosit Slmbata anunta ca
cvenmenee Greca att de ca regee Consantin
trehue abce in favoarea fuu George 81 sar fl
otar a retraga in Ronrana in Paatu regal della Cotro
ccni unde sa-si petreaca batranetele.
De fapt abdcarea lu Constantin ceruta 81 de marble
putcr in special Fanta Itaa pot uta tribulatu
nile Regeu Consann 81 ale Regine Sofia in mpu rszboiu
u tribuatuni conrbut la desasrul Serbei apo
81 al Romanei pare ca poporu inceput sa Sc con-
vinga mai bne pseascd de rege, care ea urma
nc bne pentru tara ecat de prieenia
s eventualu sprn din partea Fahe s probab 81 al lale
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CAMPANIA ELECEORAIA
PEsrE cARPATI.
Un oomunieat al partidului
national.

"Campania electorate din Ar.
deal Sc desfasoara Gu indarjire
tot mai crescanda. Situatia parti.
duMi national este pretMindeni
din cele mai bune
Poporul ,fanatMat sc grupeazs
in jurul nostru. Liberalii pierd tot
terenuf. Agentii liberali sunt ba.
tut 81 alungati din sate. Candi.
datii nu saRt lasati sa vorbeasca
Afisele 81 foile liberale sunt
distfnse.. PoporM intampina pre-.
tutindeni pc liberali en- strigatul
Sa traiasca partidul nationall Sa
traasca Maniu yi Vada! Jos
ciocoii Char 81 in Banat 81 Bihor
asade liberalii spera in reusita
snaf n''lte sanse pentru moi. Ii
beralii disperati opresc adqlna.
rile terorizeaza fllnctionarii, fac
intriga pc tr1aa csnfesionala. in.
cearca mituiri 81 aresteaza GA.
menii.
sufft gata sa faca la prezentas
rea listelor fe candidatura, Ia no
tare y Ia tctalizare cefe mai mar;
.ifeEshtati. Nh credem, insa, eli
,vcr rensi deoarrcc spiritefe sunt
foarte aRitate ii pUporui nu ID,
fcra efndarea irepturiior~ I
Din 'Daciat
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c0Ny0cARE

Presidill Socictatii ''L~ar dir
Salem, Ohio COnvoaca pc orsor
Conflict 81 pc toti naensbrii apart.
natori accstei Societati, pertru 4
lua parte la tesliAta generafa Ia.
nara, care se5va tinea in ziua de
10 Martie |. &. in Hala~ Societatii
''Leul" ia Depot Str.
|, Obiecte Ia ordinea zilei vor fl
urmatoarele: M
|. !. DeschKlerca yedinMi la orele
3 80 a. m.
2. Raportul cDntrolorilor des.
pre- bunul mers al Societatii pe
timp de 3 lani trrcste.
3. Mai multe 4sacte fcarte in
.feresantc pentrsla ~ resolva spre
binele 81 inaiAtArea Sac. Lexl''
in viitor. Stunt iSaeAti toti frati
Romani din loc care ar dori ia
.devie membri Aesi 81 se repre-
Iziate Ia acrast4 adxnsre, unde
,ver fl primiti ca drag.
4. Stunt rugs tsti aAemsri noui
lHacrisi pan4 r. prexesf "a M M
lipseasca de = a6easta Aduaare
eeafersla pentsia i depune jara-
raaatpl fsta a. 6cciet1 ~ css,fsrrh
statntesor loese
lleci ssaateti Striet oblie4H Sesi-
fru q nu lipsi de y aceasta adj
mare interesailf8 pentru toti.
scuze nenhotivlte se vor psdspGS
conform statufelcr. III esperanto
!ca yeti Il con9yii IL ehenarea.
D-yoastra q desdata aceasta.
n numele Gosietatii ,Ieal
(d = Ss) M M
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DIN HUa oDp1aA

sH t
Polonia vechie a fost Impartial
81 robita din cauza 'Sleahtei"
Ronsnia NouA isi are ''siealta"
i poporull romanesc ar ii bine sa
deschisa ochM pana mai e vrenae.
ca ~ nh se repcte astoria Gu Ro-
naanla.
II
Eu1 M stin, poste gresesc, dar
na-ali vine = cred Eu conpar pc
qea mai mare parte din stSpapi-
tlrii tle NJ Al Romaniei cu Blu
l,;e:ai, h ilaci asi Il eu gradina-
rul u esl aIntain lacru eare asi
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Wheeling, W. Va. - In Occur.
sui serviciului reHgios, tinut Du-
mIneca seara i'm biserea luteran5
st. James de aici, I'M hot a intrat
M b'serica 81 spart cassa bise-
rlcel alRde era suma de xl25. bani
|colectati in seara aceea.
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tomobilul lcr a fostE leyit de un
tramvaiu, langa Ridgeville. Tram
vainl "a tras antomobilnl dura "a
la o distanta ie $50 urme, pre-
cum d declafat condHctor,ll.
Ossining, N. Y. TN condWm-
mat Ia mosrte, Lawrence Ka,ibsi, !
inebtnit in temnita Sing Sing,
,unde asterpta ziua cand Va +;
(executat. p are ideea fixa ca .
baterie de nitraliere este direc.
tata contra. lpi. Kubal, care spune
"a este un expert de masia1i,a a lost
lcondamnat La moarte pentru asa.
sinarea doamnei Minnei Bartlett
din Hampstead. El a incercat 81
Sc spinzure de donaori. Mfdicii
! l'au declarat sanatos in momen.
Itul cand e1 a devenit violent 81 a
,rupt tot ce a fost in celnla. Gu
toate accste pl va ii executat<ta ci
medicii an declarat ca sc preface
Sanduky, O. Let. Mahon
- -
medic specialist dip ToletiY, care
a facut praxa in mai multe orase
din Ohio, arfost gasit mort intr 'un
scam. in&o camera din I'M hotel
de aici.
Columbus, O. Frederick j
Seeger, de ~ AMI, I'm desemnator
tehnic,I a fakt omorit eri dups
amiazi cand antomobilul in care
a luat loc el 'si alTi dol prietini al
lui $ "a lovit de I'm stalp de tele-
graf.
~ ~.
San jose, Cal. - Joseph Feltin
de As ami, 4 fost impuscat prin
cap eri seara de fatal sau, Louis
rFeltin. de SO ami, dupa -ce auedis-
cutat o chestie relativ la ferma
lor. Joseph Feftin a murit ime-
dat. El Msat q setie care boil
pava la spital 81 este aproape de
moarte in Hrma unei operatil
grave.
Philadelphia, Pa. - Clifford
Pinchot. fost comisar de stat. a
annntat ca va candida de guver-
nor pc pfatferma rcpublieana
Altii, earl au anuntat candidatura
lor sunt: John s. Fisher, Ed.
ward f. Beidlemsn, loctiitor de
guvernor, 81 Charles A. Snyder,
CAESAR de stat.
2 +
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face ar Fl sd crrat gradina de
burHieni dar nu ell sapa, ca sa
creased din nou. Nh, zmulse din
radacina.
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INFORNAT|uN|

IHUVDhlIVtyI
| Joseph Manville, de IL ami, este
mort, lar bunica lui, doamna
Lillian Manville. de 65 ami. este in
conditie foarte grava la Lake
County Hospital in urma une;
Iexplosii care distr1ls fabrica
firmei Lucy Il .Lahiff Garage Co.,
la WilloHghby, eri dupa amiazi.
Ford Sherman; un pompier, a le-
sinat din cauza fumului. Alte
trei familii numai ca au scapat
din casa.
Cincinnati O. - Acuzatiile iu-
decatorulpi Robert s. Marx, pre-
sedintele veteranilOr schilavi din
Statele Unite, ca soldatii bolnavl
ar fl maltratati in spitale, 81 mr
5 ar impartaSi de tratament potri-
Wit. = All fost desmintite de trei
posturi ale Legiunei Americana.
IN forma unei declaratii. Unica
acuzatle care este recmoscuta de
@bazata de aceste trei Postum ale
I4egiunei Americana. este ca boil
navH tuberculosi fnu sunt sepa-
rati de eel sanatosi la plamani.
Atlanta. Ga. - Mai mu1te ca
zuri de moarte sHnt asteptate din
cauza linei deraiari de vagoane la
Atlanta. din care cauza au murit
|deJa sapte persoane, 81 sunt ra-
mite . persoane. Gel mort sunt
sase barbati 81 o fence.
Wheeling, W. Va. - In decur-
sui servicit,lui reHgios, tinut Du
mIneca seara in biserica luteran5
st. James de aici, I'm hot a intrat
M biseriea 81 a spart cassa bise-
rlceI alhde era suma de 1925. bani
colectati in seara aceea.
Kendallville, Ind. = O femee
e moarta 81 patru altele sunt in
eonlitH fOarte serioase in spital
Ere sint otravite de mancarea ce
ll-sa dat pentru prinz. Autorita-
tire an inceput investigate. Eco.
nomul spitalului este deia ms
sub acnzatie, dimpreuna en- admi.
nistratornl.
Portland. Maine. - William D.
English. a fost c0ndamnat Ia
dona dnni inchisoare pentrl vio-
farea prohibited. FL ma apelat,
dar a rngat pc jndecator sa con-
damne 81 pc mata .lui la doua llni
mehrsoare, deoarece mata ar muri
de foame in absenta lui. Judeca-
tornl llman la implinit cererea
lnI English, care, fericit, STA luat
mata 81 1ntrat in celllla sa
Lendra. o societate care
are in programul sau, luminarea
maj buna a Londrei, hotarit sa
IA mpta contra negurei\ 81 cetei
falmoase din Londra. Cum yor
lnvInge, sau cum all de gand ss
lnpte contra eli, pu Sc site inca
"a
Rachiul este de blamat pentrn
Q bataie in care s'au rant cinci
Damenl carl All zac in spita.
Louis Krizon, 1902 w. 1lth. este
gel mai grav rant. Tn clltit IA
sfaslat fata cand q mers intr ai,,-
tortll lni Albert Scholi4h. 1887
Auburn ave. care Sc batea eu Ali
lndivMi. Anton Stanlxiewicz. 1895,
81 10th Str. q fost inj,,nehiat n
mana dreapA eand fost anea-
IJat, dinpreana en- fratelc sau Ka-
'zllnlr in Q lupts cn niste inaiyizi
carl au asvirIit pietri catre eli.
!, E'yria, 9. John a clark, de-
90 AMI, baiiiff \ tril,unalsl I,de-l
tMluI MRdinn = fxack .s1A 4
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O telegrama de eri din Trebi-
FONDA aduce vestea ca Beinl Meh
medt Ali si4a perdut motul de Ia
fes 81 <cadina lui la cusut in loc
de mot, . coada de pisica. In Ro.
mania alegerile generate san IN,
cheiat Salnbata trecuta. Resulta-
tnl' Site Dnmnezeu 81 cei din
tara. MOI stim patania Beinlui
Mehmedt Ali din Trebizonda.
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both races to an understanding of the
idea. Carefully analyzed, this solution
offers no violent opposition to natural
forces 1t calls for no more than self
conscious guidance control of life e,.
masSe, greater it is true. than any ever
hitherto attempted. but not an -impossi-
bility. though it would demand the utmost
exercise of philanthropy, the wisest legis-
lation, and above all, long process of the
most careful education.
If it be objected that this is to create
a dangerous imperium in imperio. reply
that we have that condition already. wher-
ever large groups of immiscible peoples
exist among us. as they do, for instance
in New York and Chicago Further. the
theory of our Government is that of fed
Grafton. To create black State is merely
to carry that idea to a logical extreme
Recognition of the patent fact that, as
whole. we are not homogeneous people
might lead to a better establishment of
state rights" and to sounder fedora
ton. The basic ideal, in this case, is racial
integrity. If we are fit to survive we
should be able to work out a modus Uiv-
eRdi by which separate races may live,
side by side. in amity and cooperation
That such a happy result has never yet
been attained in past history does not
demonstrate that it is forever impossible.
The difficulties are colossal. 1 am not
blind to them either on their economic or
social or political sides. But-what else
is there to save the ultimate destruction
of the whole race in its reduction to a
brown mixture? VIII anyone seriously
claim that such mongrelization is better
than sane parallel development of the
races. no matter what sacrifices or initial
struggles such segregation must involvey
H. L. PANGBORN.
The New York herald., 1922-12-24
Racial Purity: Reply to Mr. Clement Wood

thinkable. For it might be attained by
setting aside certain areas in the South
alabama. for instance). areas large
enough to hold practically all the black
race.
1t would be Necessary to induce them to
go there, and to aid them. for generations,
in every possible way, to develop their
own culture therein. The white man must
move out of the black country. and the
black men must concentrate their energies
in their own land. They will need the help
of the white man, for many years, as
teacher, friend helper; even. we may say,
as elder brother, in the sense in which the
brotherhood of man is a reality.
= l am, OF course. quite aware that such
a suggestion will be called wildly visionary,
impossible. fantastic. Butts it really so?
Might it not, rather. become no more. than
a Fastening and guidance of tendencies
already apparent? There is to-day 10 per
cent. of negroes in the population of Ala
bama. AS their numbers increase the
natural economic tendency will be TO drive
out the whites. Let us hasten rather than
impede this movement. OF course it inn
plies sacrifice on the part OF the white
man. for whom the nation must find COM
pensation somehow. 1t has been shown
in more than one exclusively negro COM
munity that, under certain conditions, the
negro can learn to take care of himself.
He might be developed to Industrial and
intellectual success as well as to agricul-
tural efficiency. Given greater opportunity
he might go far. Such an experiment
need not become another Hayti-not if un-
selfish guardianship be exercised so long
as il might be needed
A practical beginning could be made by
properly assisted colonization. But. clearly,
the first steps must be in the education of
The New York herald., 1922-12-24

Wayne Whipple has been writing stories
based on history these many years and
has two for this season. THE Story of
Young Abraham Lincoln" and The Story
of Young George Washington" (Altemus).
Both books give fairly complete survey
of the lives of their subjects. though the
emphasis is on the younger part of their
days. There is plenty of good material
in the books and careful thought has gone
to their writing.
The New York herald., 1922-12-24
Political History

THE PARTY BATTLES OF THE JACKSON
PERIOD. By Claude G. Bowers Houghton
Mrnin Company.
"HAT there have been scores of vol
umes written of the period treated
in this work Mr.. Bowers's countless
footnote references bear witness. But the
difference between those books. from which
much of his material is drawn. and Mr..
Bowers's is that the jackson period" was
only part of their stories while here il
is the whole thing Dramatic that period
was-although some of its drama had un-
conscious comic relief'-and like all good
drama 1t was intensely passionate and
picturesque Moreover. and this is its spe-
cisl phase developed here. it was a time
which marked the beginning of modern
party organization. party discipline. party
conventions, Of the introduction of that
curse of politics. the spoils system, of the
first serious use Of the press as a medium
of party propaganda. and the first awak-
ening Of the politicians to the need of
cultivating the mass of the people,
All the picturesqueness and passion of
the eight years of Andrew Jackson's
Presidency have been crowded into this
volume and these qualities are enforced
by the authors style which appears to
have thrived on what it fed upon. Like
a good dramatist. Mr. Bowers sets his stage
first with a capital picture of Washington,
its physical appearance. its customs and
manners at the time his story begins.
stage setting composed with a free hand
from contemporary writer's. All through
the text the social picture is preserved
both in relation TO individuals and politics.
and it is this feature of the book that
makes it the intriguing tale it is. The
sketches OF Jackson, Adams. Clay. Van
Buren. Benton and the various members
of Jackson's Cabinets are inimitable. as
are those of the men forming the Kitchen
Cabinet and of Edward Livingston.
But this. as its title states. is a volume
devoted to the party battles of Jackson's
time. And Mr.. Bowers traces these from
beginning to end with a clarity not often
found in works devoted to American politi-
cal history. If it be genius to make such
struggles of the past plain to the reader
then this author may be said to have
genius as a political writer. For these
battles are described from the beginning
of the advance OF the opposing forces
through the opening skirmishes to the
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final shock in a manner to hold the readers
interest to the end, and always with as
complete an array of facts as the volum-
nous records of the time permit. If all
political history was written with the
charm and authority possessed by this one
most of US would know more than we do
about American politics. But there are
very few Claude G. Bowers writing politi-
cal history.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-06
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banker, was II first skeptlcal. but
Nine. liotardy explained that tie
stestatcr was the niece ana heir q
Mr.. and Mrs Charlie u. Fair, who
were killed In an automobile acess
dent In France many years ago.
Nine. Elotardy said that she met
Miss Heller at Niece and that the
two became great friends.
Eventually. she said, Miss Heller
informed her that she would
make Nine. Liotardy her heir on
the condition that sIe look after
several animals in which the tes-
tator was interested.
Miss Heller died on August 81,
1921, on the yacht. "0ld Chap
IN the Mediterranean Sea.
Nine. Liotardy said that the
will was In a Paris bank but that
she had been unable to get formal
proof OF Miss Heller's death, al
though she had applied to thu
dead womanss sister, Nine. Cat
taul. the wife OF Cairo banker
NJ. Bogg advanced Nine. Liotardy
$4,000 francs, but on her aIleg.
ed failure to repay that sum he
filed a charge Of fraud. An 10.
quiry was started and the will was
found. Nine. Llotardy then re,
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NEELY'S PROGRAM.
FDRggA,0 ILA.ND.
GASTAXBIGISSUE
Attitude Of Senator Chiffon on
Faifnont Mans Strategy
Principal Question
By CHARLES BROOKS SMITH.

BY CHARLES BROOKS SMITH.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec. ga
The national capital is not the
geographical center Of the interest
Of west yirginians 10 Washington
today. Charleston, queenly mis-.
tress % the Kanawha Valley and
capttai:crowned empress OF their
state IS. Reason therefor is the
soon.to.conyene Legislature. the
preliminary activities looking to
the organization of the same, and
the rolling black clouds OF battle
that are banking up forecasting an
other Argonne on taxation.
The mineral trlplets-coal, oil
and gas-ap a source for more tax
monies, are again to be fought over
In legislative halls. They have
been fought over many a time be-
fore, But this time, the fight Is
framing along somewhat different
lines But for that 1t would be
likely that the affair would not ere
ate near as much excitement-the
word s.used adylsedly-as it has
II wonld merely be regarded as the
same old thing over again, no new
lines; actors or scenery in the act
Heretofore, so goes the talk
about 1t here, the proposal to 'hoT
ON the backs OF coal, oil and gas
and ride them harder for more
taxes, came from the lower, more
unimportant and less influential
strata OF politicians who were
members and non.members of the
legislature. The blgwigs Of the
party Organizations took no promt
nent public part. They played be
hind the scenes. This time, the
challenge for a fight came unex
pectedly and unheralded from high
er up. In fact, from one who had
hut a few weeks before come into
possession OF supreme leadership
Of one AZ the.big parties. Matthew
Mansfield Nicely, United States
setiator:elect, is that one.
Nicely las pulled off one Of Nthe
biggest surprises that West VIr
ginta politics has produced n
years, according to the comments
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AGAINST
LEGATEEDROPPED
Nine. Liotardy Establishes
Claim to Fortune Of
Boston Woman

PARIS, Dec. 22-An inquiry in
to the story told by a Nine. 1,Iot-
ardy that she was the sole legatee
Of the estate Of Miss Lillian Fair
Heller Of Boston. estimated at
S100,000,000, has revealed Miss
Heller's will in a Paris bank and
has resulted in the dismissal Of
fraud charges brought against
Nine. Liotardy by a banker who
advanced her IL, 900 francs on the
strength Of her contention
Nine. Liotardy sought the right
to pay the legal expenses Of pro
batting the will. Mr.. Bogg, the
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having noted carefully and ponder
lea deeply on the results ot the sast
ELECTION Y Is arggsd that he has
figured AZ ont that the Nicely cparee
was q good course for him 10 persue
to reinstate and popuiarize hImhelf,
In preparation fer 1921, and that
Il the NeeIy program isn't wholly
his. he nad a land ~ making It
and a yolcs in advising It.
Then again, here Is another line
Of the speculation going on here
on the part Of the states p0llIi-
clans: Tile Nicely program was
sprung, not with any great hope
or expectation Of It's Adoption. hut
for the principal purpose Of en-
barrasslng the Republican party
and putting It upon 1t squarely the
responsibility for decision on the
issue raised. Feeling reasonably
certain that the Democrats In con-
troll OF the House would stand by
his program, and with the help Of
Republican members favoring 1t,
adopt It in that body, It Is argued
that Senator Nicely. figured that
there his victory would be won, SO
far as his politics and personality
are concerned, and It would Test
with the Republican controlled
Senate to check 1t or turn It down.
In either contingency, the com.
ment Of some is, he would consid.
er his challenge for aFfight tusti.
fled and that the victory belonged
to him.
It is said that Nicely took full
account Of the probability that his
program would split the organiza-
ton leadership Of both parties, but
that he figured that he stoad to
gain more than he stood tc lose
by rousing the anger and opposi'
ton Of some OF the big men In his
own party, like Watson, Cornwell,
ohley, Mckinney, MacCorkle. Oscn'
ton and others whose names are
as familiar to the West Virginia
public. II his program could be
defeated in the House, that would
prove that he had figured It out
wrong, 1t is claimed. But II 1t wins
there and loses in the Republican
Senate, that would be quite an
other story
The unknown figure in this equa,
ton Just now, is Chiffon, according
to the Washington view, and The
interest here is in what course he
will pursue. 1t is expected ;haI
curiosity on that score will moi
have to wait very long to be salts
fled.