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Evening star., 1924-02-22

IF New York, pres
ident of the col
lege. which assem- =
bled Il ere Ia s I
night in conjunc-
tion with I h g
American G on =
grees on Interna!
Medicine, asserted
t h Il t physicians
IN Il S t prepare
themselves for a
pl Il in. patriotic
duty in time of
need.
The American
congress selected
ashington. d. c.,
for the 1925 con-
greSS session. The
Evening star., 1924-02-22

terday he did not consider it necessary
to make the note public: that he merely
had notified Mr.. Daugherty of what
he and Senator Lodge had told the
President. He would not comment on
the Attorney Generals reply.
Evening star., 1924-02-22

cellar To get the other man Theif
efforts and tire tear gas were vast ed
initiated ycntriloquist and gott }
away with it.
Evening star., 1924-02-22

a taxicab at New York avenue and
9Th street northwe est and driven to
Georgia avenue and Columbia road
In the meantime. the detectives
kept throwing tear bombs into the
Evening star., 1924-02-22
D. C. DOCTOR HEADS
BODY TO MEET HERE
DR.. William g. Morgan New Presi-
dent of American College
of Physicians.

BY the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, February 22-Ureins
that all members of the American
College of Physicians enter the Medi-
cal Reserve Corps, DR.. Harlow Brooks
Evening star., 1924-02-22

ed for ten-foot fence. scaled 1t and
disappeared. They traced him by
blood stains through several back
yards. Later a man answering his
description was found to have hired
Evening star., 1924-02-22

Miss Juliette Day. actress star
donned overalls recently and helped
build her own theater, in which She
will play, in New York city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
VETERANS enter
POLITICS
Republicans 10 Organize for
Bonus Fight

Republican veterans Of the world
war have issued a cail for meeting
10 ba held In tho American Legion
club at p. m. Wednesday. 10 or.
ganlzo World War Republican vo,.
erans' club. which will become a new
factor in local and national politics.
Tho object o. the organization will
bc 70 harmonic the interests Of vet.
Grams with the policies OF tho rcpubll.
can party.
The organizers ara all favorable "a
the soldier bonus Idea and want the
republican party TO sponsor Il. The
organizers are not committed 20 any
candidates. but plan TO work for such
men az are In favor % the bonus.
Tho call was issued by tho follow.
ms veterans: IL. Gov. VIM. ]. coyle.
Thoa. ~. swhie. former state Amerl.
can Legion commander and presideni
OF tho Young Mems Republican club.
Charles II. Paul. John ]. sullivan.
Ewing ID. colvin. WIN. Nelson. Il.
Marshall. r. J. Elvern. Jess Cohen.
Harold wolfe. John EFan. Charles
Smith. II. Mcdonald. James Mulroy.
L, p. Fitzgerald. Geo. A. Bundy. I'd.
gar Hadley. Geo. Hubbard. Frank
Hun. Ray Hazcn and Edward shee.
han.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
BOOM DANIELS
CANDIDACY
Former Naval Chief Named
for Presidency

WASHINGTON, Feb. s6.-"onc
figure cmcrFcs untainted from this
foul oil moss. II Is that OF Josephus
Daniels. for eight years secretary OF
the navy" declares tho Washington
Daily News. IN an editorial suggest,
ing tho former secretary ~ the dem.
oernllc presidential nominee.
Quoting a letter from Daniels
which was read into the congres.
sional Record by Senator la Fol.
ietto IN April. 1899. IN which Dnniels
told Of tho continued efforts that
were made 10 obtain tho naval OIL
reserves thru fraud and otherwise
whilo no was IA office. tho editorial
declares.
This letter seems 10 provide a
perfect platform FOR Joscphus Dan.
iela a. tho democratic presidential
candidate. should the democrats
party have the intelligence 20 noml-
nate him"
This letter. the editorial points
out. was written. mot after a Tea
pot Dome scandal. but 10 prevent
one"
The editorial recalls that during
Daniels regime he was tho object OF
a Vicious and malignant campaign
to dsercdlt him and drive him from
office. and declares Il IL now Ger.
tain 'thls campaign Of abuse was an
organized conspiracy financed by
tho oil interests. who were trying to
steal tho nasy's oil and knew they
could not do Il while Il waa IN the
custody OF a man o. honesty. eour.
ago and intelligence"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
WALSH ANGERED
Senator Wroth al Claims Of
G. o. p. Committee

WASHINGTON. Feb. ae.-charne
ierizing tho republican national com,
mittes as -an inyetera'o liar" sena.
tor Walsh. Montana. leading oil in
vcs,lgaior. today challenged any 70,
publican senator 10 support the com,
miitco's charge no had "fathercd-
naval oil leasing legislation.
Republican Senators smoot and
Lonroot. past and present chairmen
OF tho public lands committee. rose
and assured Walsh that in their opin,
Ton hia denial Of responsibility for
naval reserve leasing legislation was
In every particular correct"
Walsh charged the republican ma.
iional committee with attempting 10
hamper the investigation by mis-.
representation OF facts IN order TO
bring disrespect upon I; and 10 de.
strpy public confidence In H."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
Seek Injunctions
as Oil Suit Base

WASHINGTON. Feb. &c. -- The
governments case for cancellation OF
tho oil leases granted by former Sec,
Rotary Of Interior Fall and Secretary
Of tho Navy DENLY 20 Edward l. DO,
heny and Harry r. Sinclair. will vir'
,uaily stand or fall by tho outcome
Of Injunction suits shortly 10 DO In.
Etituiei 10 halt withdrawal Of oil
from the reserves.
Because OF this. Atlee Pomercnc
and Owen J. Roberts. special presi.
Dental counsel. In whose hands
President Coolidge has placed prose.
cuilon Of the easaa. arc taxing "cx.
ocptlonai pains" II was stated. 20
be ready TO fight out the major issues
Of tho ease nj an early stage Of the
battle.
This. II was taid AZ their offices.
explains tho delay In taking definite
action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
REED LAUNCHES
M'ADO0 BOLT
Democratic Row Seen In
Candidate Attacks

ST LOUIS Feb. :s.-scnstor
James A. Reed. candidate for demo
cratic nomination for the presidency.
to-day directed against W. q. Nc
Adoo who Is opposing tho Mis-.
sourian's Endorsement In his home
state tho full brunt OF his attack.
Ia tho opening speech Of his
campaign. Reed last night aszaiied
McAdoo as a man who expected
TO realize moro than million dol.
lars from the influence he galnei
while IN the Wilson cabinet"
Reed said McAdoo. thru his law
firm. expected 60 collect ;Tag.ooo Ia
fees from coal shipped to the Itai-
Ian and French governments IN ship.
plng board deals engineered by him
for the Morse companies. a $50. 900
fee for obtaining 100000 from
tbs government 10 save one OF the
McrSe companies from bankruptcy.
$4,000 for Hitting n reeeivershsp
from another Morse company. :ics..
900 from the motion picture Inter.
estx. and $4,000 from Doheny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
SKACIT DEL AY
ILLEGAL?
Council Demands Data on
Tunnel Progress

Declaring tia, the power TO ex.
tend contracts rests solely In the
city council and lntimating tina; the
extensions Of 100 days granted n. c.
storris. skagit tunnel contractors Is
Illegal. tho council at Mondays
meeting passed a resolution calling
upon the board OF public works to
furnish all data on the delay. II
any. caused tho contractor. by fail.
ure OF the city 10 meet It's obliga.
tons.
Tbs steps are preliminary 70 a
suit TO enforce tho penalty clause
OF the contract against Il c. stor.
rle. The board OF works IL also
asksd 10 estimate tho length OF
time. II any. that should be granted
the contractor By tho city council.
The tunnel was 10 have been com.
pleted September 20. 1919. II stili
b unfinished. A $500 day pen.
atty clause for every days delay
since September 20 Is provided In
tho contract.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
Jones May Probe
Dauqherty Acts

CLEVELAND. o.. Feb. as.--Scna.
tor Frank u. Wills. Ohio. announced
here today the names Of the nix son.
atorr he has suggested rs a commit.
tee 10 investigate tho conduct Of At.
torney General Harry NJ. Daughcrty.
They arc: Senators William Borah.
Idaho: Wesley Jones. Washington:
Richard Ernst. Kentucky: Bert
Fcrnald. Maine: Robert Howell. Ne.
braska. and Samuel shortrldge. Cal.
ifornia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
CUSTER PLANS.
NOT DECIDED
Daugherty's Fate Is Still
Left In Air
by A. l.. BRADFORD

Omitted Prrss staff Correspondent
WASHINGTON. Feb. 2G.--For the
second time IN two days. republican
senate leaders this afternoon thwart.
"a democratic aims 20 begin a probe
OF Attorney General Daugherty'n ad.
mlnlslfation. while President Cool.
ldgo and his cabinet advisers sought
yainly for a solution or the curious
situation. during several conferences
az The white House.
Immediately upon opening OF the
senate session. Senator Robinson.
democratic leader. asked for unanl.
mouH consent 10 take up Immediately
the Wheeler resolution authorizing a
special committee 70 investigate
paughertys conduct OF the Justice
department.
Senator Lodge. republican leader.
PROMPTLY objected. 90 consideration
OF tho resolution. which was reported
fayorably from the senate contingent
expenses committee today. goes over
until tomorrow.
While this action was taking place
IN tho senate, President Coolidge. AFT.
or tho regular cabinet meeting. con.
ferrod first with pAugherty. secre.
tary OF War Weeks. Postmaster Gen.
eral Now and Secretary Of Labor
Davis. Daugherty was tho first 10
leave this session. declaring there
was nothing 10 be said on the sub.
jet Of hts remaining in the cabinet
Later. Weeks, who was tho last
70 leave tho white House. indicated
no new development IN tho situation
would occur Immediately. This was
confirmed when II was officially
stated at the white House on behalf
of President Coolidge that there
would be no statemen, from tho presi.
dent on the paugherty easo today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
Youth Dies From
Electric Shock

TACOMA. Feb. 26.--Fatally in.
jured by electricity yesterday after.
noon while working near Lacey.
James C. Arthur 20. former Tacoma
Stadium high school student and
athlete. died in q hospital at Olympia
short time after the accident.
Young Arthur was falling tree
which broke and fell across the high
tension lines along tho highway and
struck fence. Not knowing that
connection had been made, the
youth took hold OF the wire and was
shocked. He is survived by his par.
ents residing here, two brothers and
two sisters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
McAdoo Files for
State Primaries

COLUMBUS. o., Feb. se'--Wll'
lam Gibbs McAdoo. California, today
formally filed as a candidate In
ohio for the democratic presidential
nomination.
McAdoo telegraphed from Los
Angeles to Secretary OF state
Brown. declaring himself as a candi-
date in the Ohio preferential
primary. He designated Wilbur d.
Wllken. Cleveland attorney. as his
representative. and authorize d
wilken TO sign the declaration of
McAdoo's candidacy for delegates.
The telegram will DO followed by
mall confirmation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
SHOOTING TRIAL
| is OPENED
Derby TestliieS 10 Alleged
Marital Troubles

Mofe than two scoro residents Of
fake Buaen. mostly women. crowd,
q Jndse C. {, nalton's courtroom on
Tuesday 10 hear the trial OF Harry
ptrhy charged With an assault upon
NAT ", J, AIunhead In the palm
cafe ihrco weeks aso,
Derby himself took tho stand ana
toll story OF marital difficulties.
cenicrlng around alleged relations
between Mnlrhead and Mrs. Derby.
which has continued over a period
q years,
"Nhen I was az sea. Mrs. Derby
spcnt much Of her time AZ Muir,
hnad's," Derby said.
Mrs, Derby Was In the audience
she was called 20 thu stand hy Dep.
uty Prosecutor Eugene Meachan,. hu,
her testimony was forbidden on tho
ground that wife cannot testify
against her husband.
4 merely wanted 20 give Mrs,
Derby a chance TO make n state.
ment Of the affair" MeAcham said.
Muirhcad. and hts attorney. W. A.
Gilmore. appeared IN court. Muir.
head as a witness. AMER he had been
placed upon the stand. and had told
the story Of the shooting IN tho Palm
eafe. when Derby fired three shots
into his body az arms length. he said
I DO not want 20 prosecute this
nan. have nothing against Harry
Derby" lie was then excused.
Several Witnesses Of the shooting
testified that Muirhesd and Mrs
Derby had taken their seats IN a
booth and ordered dinner when
Derby came In and without a wori.
opened Giro on Muirhead, Muirhead
has almost completely recovered
from tho bullet wounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
Carolina Party to
Back Daniels Race

RALEIGH. ~. c.. Feb. ss..-The
state democratic executive commit
tso meeting hero tonight Is expected
70 ir1orso formss Secretary OF the
Navy Joaophua Daniels for the
presidential nomination at tho com
ing democratic convention Many
members Of tho committee nto aald
20 have voiced a favorable opinion
~ tho move.
Tho democracy Of tho state"
niso has been called to NEST In
Raleigh Thursday nRhi. 20 form 4
Daniels for President club To nc
lively push national campaign for
Daniels.
Daniels has openly supported VIII
lam O.. McAdoo for tho nomination.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
Urges Control of
German Armament

PARIS, Feb. a6.-Premier Ram
say Macdonald Of Great Britain has
sent note TO Premier Poincare.
urging the necessity of renewal OF
armament control OF Germany. The
conference OF ambassadors will ex-
anime into the facts Immediately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26

T OBJ. Cal. Feb. &c. = George
~ Wilson wants to 80 to the
moon.
Wilson read recently that Prof.
r. II. Goddard. department Of
physics, Clark university. worces-
ter. Mass. claimed 10 have In
vented a torpedo which. by a &C.
RES OF explosions. win pass be-
yond the control Of the earth's
gravity and enter that OF tho
moon.
Now he wants 70 become 4 pas
senger on that torpedo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
Public Recreation
Aim of "Y" School

In an effort 10 help the communi.
ties make their enterprises more suc.
cessful and 10 stimulate community
spirit the Y. w. G. A. has opened a
public recreation training institute.
The faculty for the new training
school includes Nell Ellis, public
school recreation superintendent; T.
G.. Cook. former recreation director
for national community service:
Jessie b. Mcrrick. Of the public
schools. and Alice varne, OF the 10.
cal community service.
Entrants may register nj the Of.
fees OF the Seattle Community serv.
Ice, 3I1 Burke building. or call
Ell iot.137i before February 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
Brown Ends Speech
Making Over Radio

Mayor Brown made his last cleo
ton appeal TO tho voters OF Seattle
on Tuesday morning at 7:so. when
no spoke over his radio on n wave
length OF ga meters.
Monday night no also spoke over
the radio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
Volunteers to Become
First Citizen of Moon

Il think I can manage 10 shift
for myself II I could DO landed on
tho moon" Wilson said. I've
written 10 Professor Goddard OF.
fering TO sacrifice myself In this
experiment. IL would 10 some
experience
Wilson realizes that he might
never reach the moon and might
whirI about in space for some
time.
But I'll light somewhere. some
how. and there's no one to mourn
me II ! don't como back 20 EARTH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
Two Suspects Free
in Canada Robbery

VANCOUVER, B. c.. Feb. 2s.--
Only Charles Greenwood. longshore-
man. is held today in connection
with the robbery OF two Imperial
Bank of Canada messengers OF ss2..
900. Walter Bramwell, messenger.
and Bert Smith, another longshore.
man. have been released. there be.
ing no evidence against them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
ONE on THE DOCTOR

II suppose. Mrs Johnson. that yot
have given tho medicine according
70 directions.
Well. dcctan. ! done nah bes'
You said give Sam ono O. desc heah
pills three times n day outll gone
but I done run out o. pills yintaday
an he hain't gone yit."-Bcstor
Transcript
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
Record Storm Hits
Lone Star State"

DALLAS. Tex. Feb. 20. - Texas
fhiversd today in the wake OF IS
biggest snowstorm IN six years. when
temperatures wsnt 10 record low
ievs's IN many sections.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
Port Issue Loses,
Road Bonds Carry

PORT ANGELES. Feb. 26.--ClaI-
lam county voters have defeated
sb25.0oo worth Of port bonds, accord.
ing to election returns compiled to-
day. Three separate projects lost
because they could not muster the
necessary three.fifths vote. Two
road projects. totaling ss5O,Ooo. won
easily. however.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
OIL PROBE
STARTS ON PAGE 1

tho committee could not ys, estimate
their Importance.
IL was also developed how Mclean
came 20 tell tho committee that no
had given Fall checks for 800. 900,
which we're later returned and do
stsoyed without oashing. This story.
committee member said, would
prove exceedingly interesting"
There Is a difference OF opinion as
10 whether tho kilograms could be
considered sensational" Senator
Adams. who sat In tho hearing, said.
One interesting feature OF the dis.
closures was the description OF how
completely FAN was in touch with
every angie Of the washington probe
while no was supposedly In hiding"
In Palm Beach.
Mclean put In a leased wiro from
Washington n day or two after Fall
came and the intimatlon given by
the committee Is that some Of tho
kilograms werc handled there.
Mclean. however. received con.
tinuous private reports from three
men who we're delegated TO sit In on
the hearings. He also received com.
municailons from Attorney Wilton ].
Lambert.
ii. T. Taft. general superintendent
Of the Western Union Telegraph
company OF Washington. turned tho
flies OF kilograms over 20 the com.
mittee under protest. declaring that
the kilograms were confidential com.
municatlons.
SINCLAIR AIDE
Is SUMMONED
Additional subpoenas were served
today upon telephone officials for
records OF long distance telephone
calls from Washington TO Palm
Beach to FAN or later while he
was in New Orleans. These sub.
poenas arc returnable tomorrow.
a subpoena also was issued for
service upon G. ID. Wahlbcrg.
former secretary 10 Harry 4. sin.
clair. When WahlberR was last on
the stand he mentioned something
about giving some bonds TO "Mr.
Hayes" Tho committee thought at
the time ''Mr Hayes was probably
an attache in tho Sinclair New
York office. but wahlberg win be
asked about Il when he returns.
Demands have been made upon
the committee from certain sources
10 have VIII II. Hays. former post.
master general. summoned TO toll
what he knows OF the charges made
by Senator Helm OF Alabama, that
the leasing of the naval reserves
was the result OF q IDEAL" made
in tho Blackstone hotel. Chicago. be.
fore the late President Harding was
nominated as presidential candl-
date.
No intimatlon has been given by
Walsh that he will subpoena Hays.
because at this time there is no def.
mite evidence before the committee
that Hays knows anything about tho
matter.
Subpoenas probably will be issued
today or tomorrow TO bring Sinclair
and Mclean 10 the stand later In
the week This move is walsh's
final trump card and he does not
wish 10 play II until all other leads"
have been followed to the end.
NEW YORK. Feb. 26.--The name
OF former Attorney General a. Mitch.
ell Palmer has been brought into the
naval oil lease reserve controversy
by Gov. Clifford Pinchot. Of Penn.
sylvanIa. Pinchot. speaking before
the Survey Association. Inc. hero
last night, said that ''in 1920 Attor.
noy General A. Mitchell Palmer.
J without q fight. turned over $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
Water Chief Resigns

EVERETT. Feb. 26.-Fearing his
presence would embarrass the city
administration. Carl Knapp. for eight
years city water superintendent. has
sent his resignation to the council.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26

100000 of oil lands from our public
domain to the Southern Pacific rail.
road.
Palmer refused to appeal to the
United States supreme court from
the decision of a lower federal court
favorable to the Southern Pacific"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
LUNDIN ASSAU.ED
VICE CONDITIONS

county prosecutor for two terms. n
generally known an the candida 20
OF the republicans. Lundln has
made his campaign on vice condI.
tons. promising cleanup OF the
police department tho assuring his
auditors that Seattle cannot ever
become "a blue law city"
In the council race. three vcter.
ans arc given betting odds. These
are Councilman John Il. Carroll.
Councilman A. Lou Cohen and
former Councilman William Hick.
man Moore. Betters select these
three for nomination against the
field. w. 7. Campbell. West Scat
tic realty dealer. Is also favored for
nomination for tho two.ycar term,
as IL Crawford white. well known
fraternity man and lawyer.
Corporation Counsel II. ]. l..
Kennedy is unopposed and Is as.
surod OF heavy complimentary
vote because OF his splendid record
In the conduct OF his office.
Nineteen candidates for council
are In the race and only eight will
be nominated for positions The
councilmanic candidates follow:
Two.year term: Glen Cookery.
Crawford white, W. II. Campbell.
W. T. worley, A. Y. Flasg and II.
y. Leezer.
Thrcc.year term; Mrs. Sarah
Barnhnrt, a. Lou Cohen. John Il.
Carroll. William Hickman Moore.
w. a. Bundy. Thomas 4. Lee, El.
mer Conner. Ben r. Shields. Ralph
d. Nichols. Asbury +. Haines. p.
J. Lofgren, 4. L. Hardcsty and j.
c. Behrcrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
ELECTION
STARTS ON PAGE1

ile has been prosperous duo 10 HIS
policies. that tho city IL not un.
duly immoral. and that there has
been healthy growth during his
administration.
Erickson. long an advocate OF
public ownership OF utilities, socks
Endorsement OF his past efforts and
declares his election will insure n
buainesa.IIke administration OF tho
light and water departments and
elimination Of waste In tho con.
struction Of the skagit power prof.
sct. Erickson has attacked the np.
pointment OF politicians as heads
Of Important city departments. such
as tho police. water and public utll
liics departments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-26

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tangy taste of GOLD
MEDAL.
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-13

Changes Likely Among
Democratic Chainnen.

Several changes in personnel Of
Democratic district chairTnen will be
made Friday, according to present
indications, when county chairmen
meet in twelve district conventions.
Reginald H. Sullivan was reelected
chairman of the Seventh district at
the convention here Saturday. Eight
other chairmen are slated for re-
election.
Districts where changes are in
prospect: First, where T. D. Scales,
Boonville, and L y. Savage, Rock
port, are being mentioned to succeed
A. G. Thomas. New Harmony;
Second, where E. B. Grove may con-
test with Jonas G. Howard, Jeffer-
sonville; Tenth, where Mrs. John I.
Gwin probably will be opposed by
Everett Hardner. Monticello. and
Eleventh where Zach T. DUNCAN,
Huntington. has announced he will
not be a candidate to succeed him
self.
Robert Brattin of Marion and E.
E. Cox of Hartford City have been
mentioned as Dungan's successor.
The fights apparently are confined to
the districts. and no attempt will be
made to Dust Walter S. Chambers
of Newcastle, State chairman.