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The Crittenden press., 1922-02-17
Local News


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on husinsas Monday
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uuensi.aru. uru hsfe Saturday
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VIE Monday
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their daughter o. Evansville SUNDAY
10 have hsr ionsils removed ~
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misinr With ihs uuud hpr MandaS
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oouniy weir Marion tisliof Non.
day
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feed % bee last uset
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shascd a farm owned hy . . Sui
lenfsf at Sheridan
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returned flum neinf Wisconsin o.
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Haynes
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10 Marion Tuesday
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A. Moorr went 20 Madison,illr Tue
day on business
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with the crowd here Mouda,
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fran AZ fishlrap
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Marian on business Monday
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Three good work mulss g.
W @ CoNDirr
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on last sunday Mr. Alher, paris
ratherrd a. egg. which hef nock ~
80 hens laid NJ Spencer SAYS that
chickens arc profitable IN this ouun.
iv n handled right and this shows o.
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Mr and Mr. " % msksr took
their daughter o. Evansville sunday
10 hayr hsf ionsil, removed ~
Clements uauiel them
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Mr. wsems cron went ia Evan,
vile Monday
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y q Hyatt ant !. a. n,,i.au. ~
uueusiaru. urr herr Saturday
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HEM a iisnB have erected o. lns
granite monumsni in ihr uos oems
tsri a' ihs rraw ~ Ne Georrs 2.
Rolsn
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Niil our and Al iousa ~ uuiau
c1uniy vei, Marion visitor Non
dav
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FOR SAiI Isnof Posts. White
oak, s.rht fssi lonF. lo each
, " FNOCil. Marion o.
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hr Hardin spent thr usek end
here with hs family
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-17

Col byrd A. Guess, u Fryianla.
vas In the city Monday
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-17

John Casnsf. ~ shady Grow. wus
mixing with ihs crowd hsf Naudal
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Ro.insi sirrhsnanu and family have
returned fnm nenf Wisconsin ta
make their homr m ktnmt1
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bills Cline bot b. aio,t bau and
feed 10 bee last seet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21
MISSOURI VALLEY
TEAMS WILL GET
PLENTY OF WORK
All Nine Schools Trot Out
on Grid Today; Soon
ers Make Bow

KANSAS CITY, oct 2O--With all
nine schools iu action. tho Missouri
Valley conference football season rs
on i'm earnest
Four conference games are on
the schedule for tomorrow;
Nebraska vs. Missouri at Lincoln.
oklahoma vs. Kansas Aggios at
Norman.
Iowa Aggles VS.. Grlnnoll at Grin
nell.
Drake VS.. Washington university
at st. Louis.
The University OF Kansas plays a
nonconforencc game with Washburn,
Kansas conference eleven, at Law
renee.
Missouri meets Nebraska for the
first time since Nebraska withdrew
from the valley conference in 1920.
The Cornhuskers, 1921 conference
champions, are reported heavier
than for several seasons Tho Tigers
although making good showinRs In
their contests with Amos ana Grin
neil, are not overly optimistic.
with the Kansas Aggies apparent
ly stronger than In recent seasons
and Oklahoma somewhat weakened,
the X. 5. A. co. u. game probably
will he closely contested. 1t will be
the first conference clash for the
rSuun-i-. b-uni- Owens men went
down to n iI-7 defeat from the Kan
sas Aggies last season. over n per-
iod of years, however, oklahoma
has won the majority OF games.
on tho face Of comparative scores
the Iowa Aggies are doped 20 win
from Grlnnell. Missouri defeated
Grinnol 20 TO o, while Ames held
Missouri to a as score.
Drake and Washington university
apparently arc about evenly matched
with Drake slightly the favorite. The
| Dcs Moines college, although play
| ing on the defensive three-fOurth,
OF the game. succeeded I'm dcfentinl
! Kansas last Saturday, q TO 0. Wash
! ington In the meantime was able e
score IA points against the Kausai
| Aggies' %.
with the lineup of second strini
| men to open the fray. X. L. j. cx
peCtcd TO have little difficulty II
overcoming Washburn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21
OHIO STATE TO
OPEN STADIUM
WITH MICHIGAN
Western Conference viii
Have New Outlook
After Today

CHICAGO. oct. 2o.--Wlth every
team in tho Western conference 500
action tomorrow, interest will center
iu the clash between Michigan and
Onto state az Columbus. where prob
ably 10000 persons the largest
crowd that ever withnes-cd q foot
bah game iu the west will see two
unictoatcd teams meet I'm tho dcdi-
cation OF Ohios new ti,5OO,OOn
stadium
Ranking next IN Importance viii
hC tho lllluuIs-luWa game at UThau1.
lu the other big ten games Of the
daN Chicago will meet Purdue at
Chicago, while Minnesota will take
the field against Northwestern 90
Evanston, and ludiauA viii furnish
the opposition to Wisconsin q,
Madison.
The Ohio-MlchiRpn game is the
first big gamble uf the season, Hs
Tho comparative ability OF the two
'lcvous i3 unknown. Michigan, ON
the basis ot preseason forecasts,
Was rated as ono OF the strongest
cloycus iu the conference. hut this
prediction was weakened as "A result
Of Michigan's showing against Van
derbilt a wccksago,
Iowa, which conquered Yale a
week ago appears TO outclass III
nOis by "A Wide margin. but an up
set In predictions is not AN impos-
siblllty.
Michigan Is n hoavy favorite
against Northwestern. bft North
Westerns chances are regarded as
vastly superior TO what they were
against Chicago last week. Indiana
is not expected TO furnish much op-
pOsltiOu to tha running and uaasiur
attack of Wisconsin.
The Chicago Purdue game may
ho expected TO be reasonably close
as Coach Siagg OF the Muroons viii
start a large plumber OF substitutes.
keeping his stars on the sidelines In
reserve for the Princeton game "a
week later.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21
Walton Lieutendnfs
Return to Capital
For NeU Conference
Special TO Tho World


OKLAHOMA CITY, oct. 20.-The
arrival of a number of Walton lieu
tenants from various sections OF the
state tonight Indicate that his throat
difficulty may not deter him from
talking to u limited audience. II IS
said that n meeting OF the Walton
leaders was called TO discuss the sit %
uation now existing, which Is consld.
cred TO merit serious attention, Hud
1t IN thought that after the confcr-
ence Mayor Walton's throat Will
have sufficiently recovered to re-
sumo his speaking tour.
The movement which has been
gaining momentum during the pas
several days, led by the Constitu.
tional democrats clubs, toward omit.
ting Walton's name by democratic
voters when stamping their ballots
has reached n stage where Il II
considered a mennce 10 his success
and close friends have advised a
conference TO consider plans TO off
set 10. In addition TO this. registra.
tion Irregularities In Oklahoma
City whl,7 ~ is said arc now being
commlttcod I'm the interest OF Wal
ton, have reached n state where at
tcntion OF the mayor Is needed and
he Is expected TO take a hand In the
matter.
The situation IN Oklahoma county
has grown decidedly worse for
Mayor Walton during the period
since registration commenced.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21
Championship Tournament Open Country Club Links Today
Lone Touchdown .
Gives Cardinals
Shawnee's Scalp

EGTNWNEE. oct 90 short
Kick caurnt by Okl1hunr Citv's lart
end at tuo Nlrk-utl giving hum the
ball uu the coward line. straight
limo play ana then n tumble which h
gave shawnee the ball. tho exchange
90 puuts with tho Cardinals recov-
orirg their punt after a Maroon hscI
allowed tho ball 90 bound by him,
n succession Of limo sm1shCa and
quick opening plays that carried the
ban over fur a. touchdown I'm the
first five minutes OF play and tho
kicking of tho guui after tho count,
TELLS the whole story ot Oklahoma
City.a to o Victory over the shaw
ucc high warriors today
Nusnu was tho outstanding
ground giiuor for Shawnee. while
captain tlallcr and Funk starred Tor
the Cardinals.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21
LARGE FIELD OF
AMATEURS READY
TO ENTER LISTS
IS Holes Of Medal Play
Saturday and Sunday
to Determine King

win almost three hundred ANA
t.ur golfers ready to tee OFF In the
first 1S-hole medal play tournament
for the city championship at tho
Tylsa Country club Saturday and
Sunday, Tulsa golf enthusiasts will
bav, the first opportunity to fight
out % a bitter end for the supremacy
NJ the links. The city championship
touruamcnt, which opens today. is
10 be made an annual event, j. A.
Kennedy, chairman OF the tourna.
fnent committee OF the Country
club announced.
The winner and runner up In the
tlty tournament will have their
names engraved on the huge trophy
md will win tho first leg on the cup
toward permanent ownership.
open 10 All.
Club officials announced last night
that the course would be open TO all
amateur golfers in Tulsa, regardless
~ club membership or other aftilia-
tlons. Saturday and Sunday Players
who have not been playing regularly,
or those who would like 10 get a shot
nj the links before trying for medal
score. will be allowed the freedom OF
the links today and they will be al
lowed TO enter the tournament sun
day.
James Kennedy, who has charge
OF the tournament, stated last night
tfst moro than three hundred golf
Ars had slgnified their intentions Of
entering the tournament, and that
the first annual city championship
tourney would bring out more golf
ers than any other tournament held
IN this section.
Draw Large Field.
Practically all golfers Of the oak
hurst club will tee Off either today
or Sunday. Players who have boon
playing private courses around Tulsa
have stated that they would be out
70 take a hand in the festivities.
Next year. elaborate preparations
will be made for the city champion
ship play. Elimination flights will
he held and the championship Will
be fought out in matched play.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21
INJURY IS SERIOUS
Doctor Howes, Hurt I'm Auto wreck
thursday. Now Suffering From
Internal Injuries.

Dr Ralph w. Howes, lbl2 Soutn
Detroit. Is suffering from internal
injuries, sustained at 1880 O'CLOCK
Thursday night when the Chandler
. car IN which he was riding with MT
and Mrs. c. A. Poulton ana thelr
A-year-old son, was struck at the
corner OF Seventh and Boston by a
Ford coupe driven by Arthur Ward,
re South Main. The Chandler was
turned completely over, pinninE the
occupants underneath. The Ford wa
turned over on it's side. Pouton, MS
wife and son sustained minor bruises
and s"ratches. Both cars were badly
wrecked.
L was amounted Immediately fol.
lowing the accident that no one had
heen Injured, and II was not until
Friday that Doctor Howes began 70
deVelope symptoms OF internal IN
jury, according to Poulton. when ne
developed a high fever and began
splitting up blood. The exact extent
OF his injury has not been deter
mined, II was announced.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21
HUNDREDS VISIT
TULSA'S INITIAL
DOG POINT SHOW
Big Field of Entries Make
Exhibition Big
Success

Hundreds Of enthusiasts visited
Tulsa's first dog point show at Nc
Nulty park Friday from morning 10
evening watched tho blue bloods of
dogdom step around In the judging
rings TO gain the favor Of the judges.
with dozens OF dogs entered In prac-
tically all Of the classes, compeu-
tion in each division was Keen
throughout the opening day
The Tulsa show Is proving quite q
social event. Society matrons ana
debutantes made the afternoon ana
evening crowds yesterday n colortul
gallery and the dozens OF Tulsa
owned pets gave the contests added
interest.
The huge tent erected TO house the
dogs was insufficient and a second
TOP was placed In the park. the
benches are arranged in Ions rows
And the dogs are fastened in eacn
ball satin cushions, silk lined has'
kets rugs and what not are used for
beds for the dogs while they are
waiting their turn In the rings.
Two large show rings have peer
built lust in front OF the grandstanc
and the galleries are formed about
the rings.
Pointers, English settlers. lrisf
settlers, Cocker spaniels. beagless
badger dogs, shepherd dogs, Frenof
bulldogs airedalo terriers, irish ter
riers and all miscellaneous classeI
will be Judged saturday morning
Tho Judging will start as soon as th'
dogs are bcnchcd at 10 o'clock.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21

when a now automobile bumper
strikes any object electrical connoc-
tions cut off the ignition and set the
emergency brake on car.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21
Irclnnh L. Not WORRYING.

DUBLIN. oct 30 Tho Irish
seem % take only an academic IN
tercst In the passing of Lloyd
George In general the feeling in
ireland is that EnEland's cabinet
change will have no palrobls affect
pu irish relations
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21

Thomas w Lawson, author Of
Friday the Thirteenth an expose
OF high finance, In n victim OF tho
vengeance or wall street. Lawson ia
about TO lose hia S6,00O.0O0 estate,
"Droamwold," at Egypt, Mass, be-
cause no incurred the enmity OF tho
financiers and they broke him.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21
TALKS FOR ENTIRE TICKET
Senator Mccormick Urges Rcpubli-
Cnns 10 ItllmlnAIc SCrnIChlng.

DIES MONIES, Iowa, oct. 2O.--
Solid republican support for every
republican candidate in the state
In the coming election, including
Smith V. Brookhart, nominee for
United States senator from Iowa,
was urged upon voters in Iowa by
Senator Mccormick Of Illinois. in
his first campaign speech In behalf
of republican candidates I'm the
state, delivered here tonight. Re.
viewing the record OF the republic
can party since its induction into Of
flee in 1920, the Illinois senator de.
clarod that the national debt had
been reduced IA billion dollars, en-
tanRliug alliances with foreign ma
tions had been cut away with the re.
pudlation OF the league Of nations
and the business OF the country
placed upon It's feet In readiness for
"A period OF prosperity.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21
CHARLEY WHITE
FLOORS MARKS
IN End ROUND
Champion of Canada Falls
Easy Victim; After
Leonard Battle

NEW YORK, oct. 2O-Charlcy
White, Chicago llght twoi x ht,
knocked out sid Marks. Canadian
lightweight champion, tonight la
thc second round OF secheduled
l2-round match at Madison Square
Garden.
4 crashing left hook 10 the Jaw
sent Marks 20 the floor for the
count - 10 after 80 seconds Of tho
second round had elapsed. The end
came with startling audiences aud
almost before the battle had really
begun,
Both boxers opened cautiously Tn
the first round and fewer than a
hslf dozen blows were exchanged.
White fclnted for a lead several
times but seemed content TO feel
out his opponent The, Chicagoan
opened the second round In whirl-
wind fashion, staggering Marks
with q left hook
White followed up his advantage
quickly and, as Marks tried Ia
clinch. whipped over "a lightning
like blow that sent his opponent Ia
the canvas.
Whites decisive Victory tonight
was regarded by ring experts as
cllnchlng his claims for n title con
test with Benny Leonard. light
weight king. White and Leonard
were matched 10 box In Jersey City
y. j., recently but due to an infec.
ton in the champions mouth, the
contest was called off.
White entered tho ring three
pounds over the lightweight limit
tipping the scales at 1876 pounds
Marks weighed 135.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21
TO
DEFEND H0N0RS
AGAINST NORTH
Intersectional Games Are
Flooding Football in
South Section

NY ths Associated Press
ATLANTA. Ga. oct. Tho
honor uf southern football ls 1t stake
tomorrow iu the greatest irtcrapc-
tloual program that Dixie teams hove
ever Wugud in ono day Sis ~ hcr
major football teams will moot
powerful ciovcnq from other parts
OF tho country
Tho invasion NJ tho foreign nolda
will bo led bv tho SulWArt Centre
ColouolV playing Harvard at Cam
bridge, The others are.
Georgia Tcch w. Navy at Annap
oils
Vanderbilt vs Texas university a,
Dallas
Washington and Lee vs. wost Vlr-
Einih at Charleston.
Maryland W. princeton az Prince
ton.
Georgetown university 80. Ford
ham at Sew York
Alabama viii bp IN birmingham
to take revenge from Scwauco for
tho Tigers " TO o victory ~ last
year: Virginia and Virginia Military
Institute meet at Charlottesville In
their annual match which went 10
tho university. - To z, last year.
Gcorgia's powerful eleven will play
Tennessee university Mt Athens, Ia
with odds on tho Crackers, and Vir.
Einld POLY Journeys To- Davidson. ~.
c., to meet tho Davidson Wildcats.
who have never lost n game OF foot
bali on their home field and whose
goal thore has not beon crossed In
five years.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21
Accused Army Sergeant
To Fight EHtrdditiOn

PROVIDENCE. II. l.. oct. CO.
Roland X. pothier former army
sergeant who was arrested Thurs
day on charge Of numbering Mai
Alexander Il. Cronkhito, october 20,
1915, at Camp Lewis. Washington,
will fight oxtradlt,on on the grounds
that tho federal courts have no
Jurisdiction In that the United states
government did not actually acquire
title for the property IN question
whore the rhootiug occurred. until
utter Major Cronkhito was Killed.
A motor wheel for baby carriages
that an EnglishmRn has invented
also enables m attendant TO rido by
standing on n low platform,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21
Wallace Reid Suffers
A Nervous breakdown

LOS ANGELES. oct :O.--wal-
lace Reid. motion picture actor. was
reported by relatives 90 be seriously
ill today. Dorothy Davenport, his
wife, at tho bedside In their home
here, confirmed reports OF her hus-
bands collapse, although the ma
ture OF the Illness was not revealed
other than that It was "A complete
nervous breakdown"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21
Okmulgee Loses
Third Straight
Conference Game

.OkMULGEE. oct 2O.-Okmulgcc
high school lost her third conference
game 10 MCAlester today is tu o.
In hard fought battle. Okuulgoc
fought gamely against the heavier
McAiester team hut seemed To- be
of form ond could not penetrate the
visitors defense. Carter. Adams.
Iotric and Waugh played well for
the locals. The spectacular playing
of Moussa and Hancock featured for
MCAlcStcr MCAlcstpr scored her
end runs nd the last two by inter
NNnlNd nNAan.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21
Ownnnn 80. Ilcd Fork Is.

RED FORK. oct. 20.--Owasso
high defeated Rcd Fork high to-
day % 10 rs. IN a hard fought
game. ONasso piled up a lead of
- TO o in the first half, which was
more than RCD Fork could over.
como In tho second. Rcd Fork
went over for three touchdowus In
tho last half Tho game was marred
by continuous wrangllng.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-28
OFFERS
DENNY FLASK
AND ASKS HIM
TO TAKEDR|NK
Secretary of Navy Appoints
Board Of Inquiry to Place
Responsibility for "0rgy"
BLAME PUT ON FLAPPERS
Admiral Wilson Absolved by
Department Head-Weeks
Complains Of Rowdylsm
BY Universal Service.

Flappers of the exaggerated
type, bootleggers and unre-
stricted liberty have combined
to bring the midshipmen at the
Naval Academy into inexcus-
able disgrace, Secretary of the
Navy DENLY declared yester-
day.
Returning from the Army and
Navy game at Philadelphia, where
he was an eyewitness to what he
termed a drunken orgy" he i'm
mediately appointed a special board
of inquiry with orders to place full
responsibility and make the proper
disciplinary recommendations.
DID NOT HAVE NAMES.
About the specific incidents Sec.
retary DENLY was not inclined to
go into detail. He said that he
The Washington herald., 1922-11-28
Convict Is Released
for Mothers Burial

MIDDLETOWN, N. W.. Nov. 26.
Lucy A. Rockefeller, an
aged resident of Yankee Lake, died
this week She repeatedly asked for
her two sons before she passed
away. But they could Not come to
comfort their mother in ner last
hours. Both were in jail-in sep
arate institutions in the State.
Executive clemency. however,
opened the prison cells to allow the
sons to attend their mothers fu-
neral. Jerry Rockefeller was in
Dannemora. He had been sent
there for an attack on a young
woman, and had served one year
Of a six-year term. Dennis Rookie
feller was in Elmira freformatory.
He still has twenty-six more days
to serve.
A keeper accompanied Jerry from
Dannemora. Dennis was permitted
to come unattended from Elmira.
After the funeral they went back
to carry out the sentence. Of the
law.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-28
Pickets Again March.
Before White House

Protesting against the death In
Leavenworth prison Of Ricardo
Flores Magon. who was serving
twenty-one years for violation of
the espionage act. a delegation of
the Joint Amnesty Committee pick.
eted the White House yesterday car.
rying banners calling for release of
political prisoners still confined in
penitentiaries.
One huge banner bore the inscrip.
ton:
Mr.. President. The crooked finan-
cier, Charles w. Morse, did not die
in Jail. Harry M. Daugherty was
his attorney"
Ricardo Flores Magon. political
prisoner, died in prison. Attorney
General Daugherty was his jailer."
The Washington herald., 1922-11-28

at the game he saw nothing i'm
proper, but at the Navy Ball. given
that night. many Of the middies
were drunk. They were dancing in
an offensive manner, and the
women were smoking cigarettes. 1t
is charged.
The Secretary wished to re-
monstrate, he declared, but could
find no proper officer in charge
Of the students to whom he could
issue an order. At one time the
scene was so rowdy that one mid.
shipman rendered his flask to the
Secretary and asked him to i'm.
bibe, 1t is reported.
WEEKS COMPLAINS.
Secretary of War Weeks was a
guest in the same hotel and COM
planned to the management about
the disorder, saying that 1t was i'm
possible for him to rest on account
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