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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-29
First Battle Of Kind.

This was tho first battle In his.
tory between air and water fleets.
According TO the dispatches. nine
warshIps were lying In the river
when agents OF President Sun Vat
Sen were sent TO ask the command
ers 10 pledge neutrality during Sun
Vat Sens expedition against Pekin.
This refers to the invasion of the
territory OF the PekIn government
of General Chang Tso-Lin who has
the backing OF the Cantonese and
who IL now fighting outside Pekin.
The fleet commanders refused to
pledge neutrality and the Canton
government thereupon demanded that
the squadron be surrendered.
This was refused and the gun
boats cleared for action. evidently
preparing to lombard Canton.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-29
One Direct Hit Made.

Suddenly three bombing planes
loomed into view over the vessels
and commenced dropping explosives.
All OF the bombs landed In the river
except the one which hit the Haichi.
This burst with terrific explo.
sion, the dispatches said. partially
wrecking the boat, dismounting It's
guns. and strewing its decks with
dead and manned. Bits of debris
showered over the other eight gun
boats.
The war vessels were helpless
against the aircraft. their guns be.
ing useless against the high planes.
The air fleet plvoted and returned
to the attack but surrender signals
were holsted by the whole fleet.
These gunboats were the last Of
the Pekin governments navy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-29

All the local news In tho Daily NJ
prrss. Latest world news BY Leased
Wire from tho United Press Asso.
citation.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-25

all dealers in real estate to be II
censed by the state, were discussed
by Edward l. Eagle, assistant
states attorney, in an address to
the Rock Island Realtors associa-
ton last night in the Rock Island
club.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-25

At the request OF the real estate
board, he will consult the attorney
general in regard to some details
of the act having local application.
Mr.. Eagles address followed Gin-
ner which was served at $50
O'Clock.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-25

rendered space at its headquarters
in the State bank building to Ser
geant Hauptman, and he expects
to open the Office June 10.
The sergeant has been stationed
here on former occasions and has
many Rock Island friends.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-25

merce. Major A. B. Rogers, in
charge of the United States ma
rines' Chicago station. has appoint
ed Sergeant Carl Hauptman to
open marine recruiting station
in Rock Island.
The commercial organization has
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-25
EAST END GROUP
TO ELECT HEADS

officers viii be elected at a meet
ing of the East End Improvement
association this evening. Il is ex-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-25

pected that there win be & large
attendance when the session IS
called to order in the Fifteenth ave-
nue. Christian church.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-25
EAGLE DISCUSSES
NEW LICENSE Law
AT REALTOR MEET

Features of the law which went
into effect Jan. l. last. requiring
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-25

suI-sma GU. rIv sAsu en- nv
Argus.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-25
,AupTMANN OPENS
MARTNE'S RECRUIT
STATION JUNE 10

a.-xuant to a request made by
oock island Chamber of Com
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-14

trhcre the calculations Of numerous
poison trees destroy an animal NE.
AID erca all other vegetable NE. The
presence Of Hortoas 0ascs IN these
roicansc valleys Is bcltercd 10 have
been responsible for tho origin Of this
legend.
What II the average weight OF the
brain Of the average mailer Average
fcmaieG
Average pafe. 50 ounces average
female. ~ ounces
Who was the first woman 20 have
her photograph taheny
n IS sald Dorothy Draper IN 1900.
she ,cas a sister Of John Draper Of
Nc,o York University and ne took the
picture.
Why II leaf mold good fertilizer ?
The composition Of leaf mold rartrs
according 10 the kind % leaves and
the stature 81 decomposition. Leaf
Mold Is NOT valued as a fertilizer for
the amount Of nitrogen. potash. efc.,
that d contains. as the percentage "a
rerv le,c. bat because u makes the
soil loose and Ioamv and refaszs
moisture longer than aHv other son.
What country has the most banks
and banking Institutions In the
worldT
The Tnifcd states The number u
estimated 10 be about 10000.
What Is the railroad mileage OF
tho following countrtrsf
United states. f6fRs5 miles. Ger
msnv. 1851 miicss France. sf.9ss
mites; EHoland and Woics. 1888
fGrcaf britain. ss.Tos rsicsl: ITALY.
1897 miies; Japan. s,sss miles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-14

earioHsiD asserted 10 b. the or. the
elephant. the crocodile. etc.
What Is the deadly tTpas trcc7
The Upds (poisoaJ tree l. foand IN
lara. the Philippines and adJaccnt
rcgioHA ~ Is Of the family Of Mora
ccae. 20 trhich also belong the bread
frasf. Mulberry. etc. The fruit Il a
ktHd Of drHpc. eotcred ietfh flcshv
scales. The Malavs MFR the milky
Juice Of this tree srith HACK pepper
and the root fziccs Of OaieHga and
ginger for tipping arroicS The fiber
81 the bark Is sometimes made tHfo
cloth. bus unless Il 10 fhoroiy cIeaned
garments made from IL are said 20
caHse itching. The story sras once
common Of poison r1lc ~ lara
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-14
HENDERSON TO
HOLD HIS JOB

u. w. Henderson will be retained
as superintendent OF transportation.
according to statement made by
George v. Russell. new rupcrinten.
dent Of public utilities. Wednesday
Under the new administration. u II
expected. the superintendent OF utilis
lies viii exercise general super.
vision over the railway department,
a return 90 the old system which was
abolished by Mayor Caldwell over
two years AFRO.
During the Caldwell regime the
railway was run az a distinct and
separate department.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-14
Cynthia Grey :
WHAT Punishment Is Great Enough for Man Who
Let's His Dinner Get Cold9
BY CYNTHIA GREY

Why IS Il that scho is a perfecf husband in epey7
hoHsecife. ~ VS
And she continued wth culinary Indignation:
eH man dinner ready aud heH decide that TIE laic
needs mowng or the cat has be pat ont or hts clothes
shod De changed The fact that the dinner is getting cold
doesn't make the rery least bit Of difference tpth HIM
Dsd near chorus Of heartfelt signs from suffering
honSetciresG -"
Perhaps only the sigh Of the cv editor because OF
the prolonged vsft Of the indignant citiseness.
Doesn't matter
Is lack Of soal of imagination thct makes man
se w the race of an oelet sone that losing It's buoy
aaet dhd enthusiasm phiie he frasheS his hands?
Is sign OF downright cruelty aoc sizzling steak
70 casse us sarov cdrmth the empty air he he takes
a last glance thru the ereniag paper?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-14

Of lying down.
we very correctly lay the blame
for many nervous malndies OF to-
hsv 20 high tension and strain. Peo-
MIA rush thru work. meals and
even sheep. Only those who have
learned something Of the real art
Of relaxing can stand such strain
day in and day out. and continue In
good health.
Hard work never viii hurt the
man or woman who can forget bust.
ness and worries when business
hours are over.
Relaxation and recreation often
are the same thing. Strenuous ex-
ercise may be form OF rest II II
calls into play other organs and
muscles.
There is little advantage In trying
70 rest your tired body II you can
not at the same time rest your tired
mind and nerves.
NERVES" never can he treated ef-
fecfively while the body Is fatigued.
Learning 70 rest. therefore. Is ele.
mentary.
One great metropolitan neurology
cal clinic has an effective procedure
in teaching nervous patients how
TO rest.
The patient lies down comfortably
and, closing hts eyes. gives his
thoughts 10 relaxing the arm and
leg muscles. To rest the relaxa-
ton. the doctor raises an arm by
the wrist, or leg by the ankle. md
suddenly let's II go; the completely
relaxed limb will Instantly fall limp:
the least enervation is shown by a
hesitation in tho fall Of the limb or
by a slightly continued rise after
cessation Of tho motive power as APP
piled by the physician.
This procedure has been found
beneficial in several nervous mani.
6eHtationa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-14
1900 Stamped Articles
at soc Each

Lace trimmed Dresser Scarfs, As inches long, SOC
EACH
Lace trimmed Centerpicces in 27- and 30-inch Sizes
soc EACH
Embroidered Scarfs in 4S-inch size, and 27inch En-
broidered Centerpieces, at SOC each.
Table Scarfs and Centerpeces stamped firm Indian
Head soc each.
Guest Towels, stamped for patchwork, soc each.
Three-piece Buffet Sets, stamped in butterfly and
floral patterns, soc each.
Stamped Turkish Towels, in 19x37nch size, soc
each. THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-14

Miss Grey win receive callers
In her office Monday. Wednesday
and Friday from TO . m. and
on Tuesday and Thursday from
II a. m. 20 IL m. each weeN. Please
do not come Rt other times AZ u
seriously interferes with her
writing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-14

Is q mark Of con,piefe saracerv
to teafer the garden trhifc the soup
becomes tccd boaillons
Mapbc NOT. But frae q is that
roaD a fair houscWife's placid coun-
feaance has beea married rrifh rcrta-
kies. s,cesf disposition turned 10
ocid. hp such as these.
Nor does such Disregard Of calf
rorp art affect only ,comcn cooks
keccafIp the chef az fashionable
boarding school resigned because tho
dean of the school. iche ,ras the
honorcd 0sssf. seas hall an hour late
20 dianer.
An artist scfli fear his hair u his
picture Is hnHp IL the trrong hchf;
o trrtfsr triI threaten swddsR death
20 the proofreadcr tcho changes a
srord Of the product Of his brain.
WHO Is 10 decay the COOK the RIGHT
TO fhrose her aiantiaHm pots at the
one srhe spoGs the effecf Of con-
cocfioa that requires patience 20
make and hours 10 Learnt
Who trtii refusr 20 a cook tie right
80 ferpcramcmfai bathurst that. on
the part Of an actress. scoHId mean
enofhcr figure 20 her saiarpr
Surely no one bat the man trho
deciacs 10 overhaul his Ford after
dinner Is announced.
The cook Is a femperdusenfui Great
uvc. She hos 70 b.. An true artists
Ssusf feel certain emouHf Of pride
IN their creations
And the hosse,rsfc srho creates for
Aer faded iord's appetite a netc piece
De reasfancs has a right 10 enter
Mr. iords office during his rush
hours and cut out a dress pattern on
Axs office floor U said faded lord sud-
denly discovers. the momenf supper
4 called. that he really ought TO take
Ais sxif to the faiIor's.
Can the Binet- Simon series OF
Graded intelligence tests be applied
ct homer What are they7
Yes. they can be applied at home
The serf~s Of 1905 consists Of IS stH-
ole frses. group Of srhich IL as
etcncd 70 each age from three 20 H.
The tests themselves are In reality
ssp.ple Tasks. 80 chosen fhof 40 far
e possible their performance casnof
Be materially affected BY coaching
o. school trdinsnc. Thsse tests may
- obtained thru most book stores
why Is the Secretary bird" 20
eAlledg
IN. bird derives It's NAME from the
secular planes OF feathers rhich
pyo;scs from the back end sides OF rs
head. sand cirs 20 the appearance o.
hatsno a bundle Of pens stack behind
ats cara
what are vfvnparous animaisl
Animals that bring forfh t"eH
young aiire.
Was there ever a famous person
bv the name OF Zeno1
Ttco OF them; one tcds emperor OF
the East from ~ 10 4sf A. d. INC
other ,ras a philosopher Of Csftnni. IN
Cyprus. He ,ras founder Of the sfoic
school Of philosophy.
what il the ''behemoth" mentioned
In the Book OF Job. chapter xi-?
The description 10 most dppifcdo'e
20 the hippopotamas. and the teora
seems 10 be OF Egyptian origin ana
20 dignity fcnfer-oz; but 70 has Dee"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-14
KEEP WE'LL
How to Rest


HERE - a scienCe
In resting. One
great cause OF
nervous prostra-
ton Is ignorance
Of this science.
A person may
lie down, willing
himself 70 rest,
and. by the mere
effort Of willing.
cause a nerve
strain that will
undo the benefits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-14
3S5 Sample Curtain Ends
at Very Lon Prices

DANIEL, Shadow and Bungalow Nets to choose from
in length-suitable for curtainng easement windows,
doors and for other small openings. Very ow-priced
at each-25c, 35c, SOC, SOC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-14
WOmen'S
Nopelty Gowns
In Dainty Colori,sgs
csc

MAS. Lavender ana Rose arr
lS1 featured In this group Of
iow-priced Gowns--cotton crepe
and muslin-in Sleeveless and
short-sleeve style, with hemstitoh-
ing or touches of hand-embroidery.
Attractive value at 06<.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-14
WOmen's
Check-trimme
Vests and Step-ins
75c Garment

A NARROW binding OF Iaven-
Aderand.white or black-and~
white checked material finishes
these dainty garments Of white
lingerie cloth. and they are also
trimmed with hemstitching. Sizes
% TO ~.
Priced at 76< garment
THE DOWNSTAIRS sToRu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-14

LN%CELLEST value In these
II Bathing Suits Of aii-ootton and
cotfonmixcd woaven--some plain
and number with contrasting
fiber silk stripes.
Choice OF gray. navy. black. rcd
and green.
Low.priced al o1.6O and
&1.0S.
THE DOWNSTAIRS ETopr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-14
200 Girls VOiIe and
Gingh1nl FrOckS
At 85c Each

THE dark colorings
L wanted for beach
and camping wear as
well as light plaids and
stripes are featured in
this very attractive Of
fering of broken lines Of
girls frocks.
The Dress sketched Is
an example of the values
in plain navy cham
bray, with white pipings
and embroidered shield.
Sizes z to IL.
Low-priced at S5c.
THE DOWNSTAIRS
STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-14
At I5c Yard

CRINKIED CREPE chTdrens
and froci in Cadebue Tan and White special 15e
NAINsOoK lingerie s6-inch
width special 15f yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-14
1000 Yards of
White Sports SdtinS
At Very Lou Price
The Yard S1.45 Thursday

THESE very lustrous fiber silk weaves mako the
most practical of skirts and sports frocks.
&c. and 39-inch widths, with self patterns
of plaids, stripes and figures.
Decided savings are represented by this low price
$1.45 yard THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-14
Straw Table Mats
s for 75c

TWO styles 20 choose from.
i round or oblong. of these
well.made durable straw Table
Mats. Set OF six. 75r.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-14
36-inch Sports Ratine, 75c Yard

seasons popular cotton
suitable for striking evenheck patterns and pds
emerald and hghtCopnhagen
skirts and entire rocks-a ractvey priced at 75c yard
TT rArRss roRB
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-14

This Brown Ware Cooking Set
with white landings. consists OF
! Casserole and cover, Pudding
Dishes and Q individual Custard
Cups. A very good value at
$1.45.
THE DOWNSTAIRS sToRu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-01

done him an injustice. The last para
graph said that, realizing what had
done, was leaving tho country for
good. None Of It was true.
after / had signed tho statement
German ordered rae to turn around.
A large Peerless touring car had
stopped Just behind US, ana after
mad turned around and driven along
side the Peerless, German got out
handed the paper had signed to tho
fellow in the Peerless, and then got
hack In the Dodge The Peerless
drove off towards Tulsa, while Ger
man ordered me to drive towards
! OwagsO.
"Wo were forced 20 etOp within 9
few miles because OF blocked road
and still under orders from Ger
man. / drove back Federal drive, ou
tho Skiatook road to SkiatoCk, ther
to Avant, and on TO Pawhuslth
/ whore we arrived about dark We
| drove into n garage and German sait
we would go across the street anC
eat. He had a gun in his Goa
pocket and / was afraid to make any
break or shout for help.
"Germnn paid for the dinner anC
back Mt the garage n new Dodg'
touring cur had driven in. A maj
whom German addressed as TEX
was driving. Another man was ais,
In the car. German held a converse
ltion with Tex transferred tho gril
TO the touring car ana opening
door on the opposite side told m
to get in.
AS | walked around tho rear o
the car | saw the open door a teV
PAGES away and lodging three o
four cars / ran into the street cnllinl
for tho police. Down the street
saw an officer and made for him
He met me about half way and RAJ
back 20 the garage with me hu
the touring car was speeding dow
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-01
DIAL BILL Is OPPOSED
Senate Committee Declares Its Au-
thor Is Only supporter for Measure.


WASHINGTON, July 3l,-Report-
ing adversely on the Dial bill. which
would revise the system of cotton
futures contracts and reduce the
number OF grades. tenderable under
the present contract from 10 TO 3,
| the senate agricultural committee
declared today that its author. Sena-
tor Dial, democrat, South Carolina,
was the only person appearing TO
support them. Witnesses with the
remotest knowledge" OF the cotton
/ business and representatives OF the
department of justice had opposed
! the changes contemplated, the re-
port said,
spot merchants who deal direct
| ly with the growers pointed out that
their purchases necessarily covered
wide range, embracing some 90
or more grades known to the spot
trade" il added, "and IL they were
compelled, when selling futures TO
insure these purchases to be limited
contracts TO only or grades, then
the future contract used as a legiti-
mate hedge or insurance would
cease TO function"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-01
Local Gossip.


The protracted meeting that has
been conducted by the Church OF
God on the Central high school
grounds has closed.
Mrs. II. l.. DicGison, BIG Cleveland
street, is quite III NJ her home.
The s-months-old infant daughter
OF Mrs Connie Allenhaugh OF the
Sand Springs colony, died OF whoop-
ing cough. Interment was made in
the Woodland cemetery.
The family Of Reverend R1bcock
OF the Christian church arrived Mon
day to he at their now home. 5l8
North Main.
Miss vivian Begering, III Glove
land street and Roy Becson. lis
Cleveland street, were married Mon
day in Tulsa by Charles Cnust. Jus
tice OF the peace
Mrs c. r. Parker and daughters
Charlotte md lIarriett, 4O2 wash
ington street will leave Thursday for
Springfield, Ohio, where they will
spend the next six weeks,
The following delegates from ska.
took, who motored 20 guthrie to at,
tend the Epworth League institute
last wced. passed through sane
Springs on their way home Monday
afternoon: Misses Bessie Steves
Gertrude Sutton, Harriet DOdson
Eva Gibson, Reverend Tomlin, pas
tor OF SluntooH NJ. r. church, an(
Henry Davis, former resident o
Sand Sprinrs
A telegram was received Monde,
morning by the school board statinl
that the bonds voted on July 27 70
Sand Springs school had been an
proved by tho attoruCy-Fcueral.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-01
LLOYD MAYO KIDNAPPED,
COMPELLED TO ADMIT
HUTCHINSON WAS RIGHT
CONTINUED FROM PAGE cNE


by man whom he called Tex.
Mayo said he was ordered 10 get in
this car. and while going around the
rear OF the cur bolted through the
door ana began calling police, A
nearby officer Immediately came to
Mayo's aid, but German, TEX" and
another man had driven hurriedly
out OF the garage In the touring car.
according TO the garage owner. A
Dodge roadster, with Texas license
tags, left by German, was seized by
the Pawhuska police. a posse of
pawhuska officers left on the trail OF
the three men and had not returned
late Monday night,
when reached by The World, Mayo
at first was afraid to talk. He ex-
planned that no did not know to
whom he was talking and that he
had been caused too much trouble
already. However. after being as
surcd Of the identity OF the man on
tho Tulsa end OF the phone. Mayo
related his wild experiences.
Mayo's Story.
81 met Norvel German, my wlfe's
| brother nj the Robinson building
Mayo said, while on my way Ia
work at the Springer apartments
where | am employed German has
He lives near Whizbang. lie eXplainet
% Ie that he wanted TO find
|uu' whore tho witnesses In my alien
|ation suit lived and where Hutchin'
son lived and asked me II | would
! drive out with him. consented
ana he asked me to get in a Dodge
roadster. parked nearby. He said h,
wasn't used to driving in heavy cit!
/ traffic and asked mo to drive.
Il got In the car and started q
/ Hutchisun's lumber yard Betweei
. Fourth and Fifth on Detroit German
reached over 20 grip between nj
feet, and, showing me gun anC
Ih1ndCuffs inside, told me II valued
my life TO drive out Federal drive
At the end OF the drive he orderej
mo 20 drive behind n clump OF trees
lie pulled piece OF paper ont o
his pocket, opened the grip, an
again threatening me ordered me &
sign the paper which had a type
written statement on Il. After read
Ing the statement. and again hein
Threatened, l signed II, although
was a lie.
Promised 10 Clear out.
; "In substance. the statement sat
that / would not contest my wife
divorce suit: that ! would order m
attorneys to dismiss my alienatio
suit, and that had lied abou
. .Hu'nhison md admitted that l ha
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-01

will be virtually the unanimous
choice OF Nowata county, his home
county.
Hundreds Of women In all parts
OF the district have been working
almost night and day in Schwabes
behalf dvring the past two weeks.
Women especially believe he is the
type Of man needed I'm congress and
that there would be more construc-
tive activity In that body II more
men Ike him were sent to Washing
ton.
Many Chandler men In Tulsa
Monday rfternoon appeared down
hearted over Schwabe's strength
and ChandIer's growing weakness.
Conway SnbstantIates Lingo.
Llrgo's statement concerning the
anxiety Of Doctor Kennedy to get
into the congressional race someone
besides Chandler Is substantiated by
Lon Conway, who was In Kennedy 3
office when Kennedy insised that
Chandler is not competent to fill
the office he holds.
Lingo and were discussing the
congressional situation when Doctor
Kennedy entered the room we ocCu-
pied" Conway stated Monday eve-
ming. HE asked us IL II would
not be possible to find some clean,
young man who could beat Chand-
Ter.
Chandler, according to Doctor
/ Kennedy was not competent 10
hold this office and should be re-
/ placed by someone who is,
1--WE told him we had thought OF
/ George Schwabe some. He agreed
/ that Schwabe would be JUST the man
/ for this office and gave his approx.
al OF our intention to ask Schwabe
| to run.
Doctor Kennedy will not deny this
TO my face. He knows ne said 81
and that / heard it."