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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-09-08

have spent the summer with their
mother in Detroit, have returned
here to the home of their grand
mother, Mrs, Rosa Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Matthews OF
GAINESVILLE spent over the week end
here at the Fred Singree home.
George Stegner of GAINESVILLE visit
ed here last week with his broth
ers, C. A., Ed and VIM. Stegner, and
families.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. O. McFerren, Mr.
and Mrs. Galen McFerren, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. T. Fisher and Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Chambers spent Sunday at
the Emmett Duvall home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sandel OF
Coshocton spent Sunday night and
Labor day with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H.
Wickersham and other relatives.
All interested persons Of the I'm
ionville vicinity are requested to
meet here at the school grounds this
Friday afternoon at one O'Clock, for
the purpose of erecting new stage
and preparing the grounds for the
annual Homecoming.
Morrison Scott, long time resi-
dent of this vicinity, who has been
at the county home hospital the past
year. had contemplated a visit here
at his home farm over the last
week end, was unable to come, when
his son William went over after him
Saturday, and he was compelled to
cancel his visit until a later date.
Kenneth Veyon and family OF
Deavertown spent Labor day here
at the Mrs. Anna Reed home.
Mrs Flossie Crawford and broth
er Con Davis, Con Crawford and
lady friend of Nelsonville, spent
Labor day at the VIM. O. and l. r.
Barnes homes.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-09-08
UniOnville
Rig Times Coming

Everybody is expecting to attend
the Morgan county fair on Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday, Sept. II,
Is, 16, and then get ready for the
Unionville homecoming on the fol-
lowing Sunday, Sept. 18. Come
bring your lunch and stay all day.
The main program will start off
promptly at one O'Clock sharp, with
fine program of speeches, music
and songs. Congressman Robert I.
Secrest, Atty Clarence Graham,
Atty G.. o. McGonagle, Atty and
Mrs. F. S. Doudna, Mrs. Frank
Kuntz, G. w. Duvall, DR.. James Ball
Naylor, Ivan Beatty and his assist
ants, and the NJ & M. high school
band are expected to appear during
the afternoon program. The Miller
furniture and undertaking company
following their usual custom VIII
furnish chairs for your comfort.
refreshment stand will be on the
grounds Come early and stay late.
Meet all your old time friends.
Miss Wickersham To Teach
Miss Mary Wickersham of this
place left Monday morning for Mar
seilles, near Upper Sandusky, where
she has accepted a position as IN
structor in Latin. history and social
science, in the high school, which
convened Tuesday morning. Miss
Wickersham being a fine type OF
young womanhood which deserves
and possessed of the
proper ambitions and qualifications
for her new work. will undoubtedly
be successful in the work in which
she is now engaged The best wish
es of her scores or friends go with
her to her new location, and feel
confident of her success.
Former Residents Very Ill
Mrs. George Knox (the former
Miss Belva Kidd of the Unionville
vicinity. and for the past several
years has resided in Reynoldsburg,
is now in White Cross hospital crit
ically i'll from complications, with
slight hopes for her recovery.
Mrs. Georgia Murray, a former
resident of Meigs creek, is in crit
ical condition in a Mansfield hos
pital with complications, practically
incurable
The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Claud Murray who has been 50
seriously i'll the past two weeks, is
slightly improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter NORM and
Perley Lindimore of MoConnelsville
We're calling on friends here, Sun
day
Dicky and Bobby Brown. who
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-09-08
Meigs

Mr.. and Mrs Earl Wilson enter
tanned, as Earl informed us, his
brother-in-law and wife, Wednesday,
with chicken supuer. Not having
our fine screen along will give it
run of mine.
We are always glad to meet our
friends. We can think of no one
we have been more pleased with
meeting in recent years than our
good friend Rev. G. E. Groves. for
mer pastor of the Main Street
Church of Christ, now pastor of the
East Side Church of Christ, To-
ledo, whom we met Thursday on the
street of the county seat. When we
think of him, we always think OF
the statement of prominent citizen
of the village who said during his
pastorate. at would pay McConnels-
Vile to hire Groves to walk up and
down the streets an example Tor
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-09-08
East Bloom

The first P. t. A. meeting for this
year will be held at Tunnel Hill, Fri
day evening, Sept. 8. A program
will be given and refreshments
served. Chester Reed is president;
Carl Stewart, vice president, and
Georgia Buchanan, sec'y.
Mrs. Paul Rex and children NOV
ed to Mt. Vernon last week, where
Mr.. Rex is employed in a filling sta
ton. Mr.. Mitchell and family from
Young Hickory, are moving to the
Rex farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Stewart, Allan
Stewart and family, j. C. Stewart
and family, Eloise Stewart and
Edithe Greer attended the Mcdonald
reunion, Monday, at Bristol church.
Ray Clifford, Katherine and May
delle Greer spent Saturday night
and Sunday at Jennie Culver's,
Rural Dale.
Geo Clifford of GAINESVILLE spent
Labor day at his home here.
school began at Tunnel Hill Tues.
day, Sept 6, with nellie Mckinney
and Wayne Macklem, teachers.
The Eureka club held their Sep
tember meeting at Mary Greer's.
Seventeen members and number OF
visitors were present. After the bus
mess meeting social time was en-
joyed. Plans were made for the
club. and Pisgah church is to have
a refreshment stand at the county
fair. The next meeting will be at
Lenna Williams with the following
program: Roll call, Tell about the
exhibit that interested you most at
any fair you attended this year;
song, by Mrs Katherine Greer;
What is Columbus day and what do
you know about Columbus, Lucille
Nixon: music, Lola Matheney;
Origin and some of the customs of
Halloween, Winnie Parmiter: read
ing, Ella Roberts. The November
meeting will be held at Ella Rob-
erts'.
Earl Clifford spent several days
last week at his grandparents, John
Gifford's, near McKendree.
Clarence Ritchey and son Arthur
of Columbus, are spending the week
at their farm here.
A number who attended state
fair from this community returned
home Friday. The boys did well on
their sheep and wool which they ex-
hibited
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-09-08
Bishopville
Church Homecoming Sept. 25
PageTwo

The Homecoming at the church at
Bishopville will be held on last Sun
day in September-all day. Program
is being planned. Be prepared to
come-the people makes the day
meet your old friends here. Big
basket dinner at II o'clock. Good
speaking, good singing. Remember
the date, Sept. 25. Come and enjoy
the day with us.
The big Labor day picnic held on
the j. Nj. Watkins farm, east of
Bishopville, was success. The soft
ball game played by the Bishopville
boys team against the "Kittle Auto
Parts of Glouster, was won by
Bishopville.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Watkins spent
Friday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Hoon.
Mrs. Anne Wilson returned to her
home at Trimble. after a few days
visit with her cousin, Miss Jessie NJ.
Wilson.
Returned To Springfield
John H. Clark, after three
weeks stay at his home here, re-
turned to his work at Springfield,
Saturday.
Frank Bishop, Mrs Christmas
Day and daughters Misses Frances
and Eleanor Day, returned to their
Columbus home, Friday, after a
weeks stay here at their summer
home Miss Frances teaches music
at Pomeroy, and Miss Eleanor teach
es art at Troy, this year.
Miss Orlena Pedicord has spent
her three weeks vacation at her
Il - I, ar
Mrs. Sarah Thomas. at Glouster.
Next meeting OF the Get-Together
club will be held at the beautiful
country home of Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
lard Kasler.
Chas. Kasler was the Sunday din
ner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hoon.
John H. Clark, while home, had
as his guests his son and new
ughter~in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Clark (Betty Roberts) of Bartlett.
Miss Madge Pedicord was the
guest Of Mrs. Hattie Hoon, last
Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Pedicord and her
daughter Marguerite, spent several
days with Mr. Pedicord's mother,
Mrs. Iva Clay, who is quite poorly
Mrs VIM Grubb visited Miss Will
son, last Thursday
j. w. Palmer who is i'll at his
daughters Mrs. Murrel Roberts, is
reported improving.
Mrs Gerald Brown and two
daughters have spent several days
with Mrs. Browns parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. I. N. Price.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Smith had
as guests Mr.. Smiths two sisters,
Thursday.
On Southern Trip
Mrs Eta Worden and daughter
Miss Glacia returned last Tuesday
from quite trip through the south.
The Bishopville folks extend their
sympathy to the families Of three
departed men Of this county last
week. as follows: Mr. ]. L. Glass,
Mr.. John Ray and Mr. Ellsworth Nor
ris.
Mrs Lille Codner who has been
i'll. is better.
Mrs Blanche Shepard and daugh.
ter Miss Norma and Mrs. Eva
Brooks visited at the Steffy and
Pedicord homes last Thursday
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-09-08
JUDGES AND CLERKS
(Continued from page One)

Meigsville-Day VIM. Shilling, P.
J., (R.); Abbey Hooper, j., (R);
Ell. Stegner, j., CD; Robert Glenn,
j., CD; Amelia Leland, G., o. }:
Wava Singree, c., (R). Night, Wal
ter O. Barnes, P. j., CRD; Chas.
Hall, j., CD; j. P. Kidd, c., CD !;
Hugh Chrisman, c., (RD.
Morgan Township-Day, w. }.
Huck, P. j., (R); Frank McPeak,
j., (R.); John Grouse, j., CD !;
Lizzie Huffman, j., CD; Dale
Bucey, c., Cd; Dortha Devol, c.,
(R.). Night, w. ]. Kester, P. j.,
(R.); NJ P. Daniel, j., CD; Fran
ces Parmiter, c., CD; Margaret
Barkhurst, c., (R).
McConnelsville A-Day, Jessie
Hatton, P. j., (R.); Blanche Dan
ford, j., (R.); Carrie Bowen, j.,
CD; Tillie Donehoo, j., CD +;
Carl Drury. c., CD; June Lindsay,
c., (R.). Night, Earl Dougan, P. j.,
(Ro; Maurice Archer, j.. Cd
Fannie Sears, c., (D.); Pearl Whit
aker, c., (R.).
McConnelsville B-Day, Ella Cliff
ton, P. j., (R.)'; Nell Gillespie, j.,
(R); Rule Ferguson, j., (Dl;
Jesse Alderman. j., CD; Maude
Parmiter, c., Cd; Forrest Patter-
son, c., (R). Night, John Arm
strong, P. j., (R.D Harry Harlan,
j., CD; Mabel Wallace, c., CD;
Louise Ball, c.. (R).
McConnelsville C-Day. Kenneth
Longley, P. j., (RD; Harry Miller,
J.. (R.); Ella Mendel, j., CD; Ed
ith Scott. j., CD; Byrl Ford, c.,
CD; Hazel Smith, c., (R). Night,
Elmer Steward, P. j.. (RD; Hazel
Warne. j.. (DD: Robert Campbell.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-09-08
(D.); Pauline Gillespie,

.(R.).
Penn Township-Day, Mrs. vana
Dougan, P. j., (R.); Bessie Abel, j.,
(R.); Carlos Harris, j., CD; Lizzie
Bachelor, j., NlDD; Clara Russell,
G., D); Mary Newsom, c., (R.).
Night, Walter Clifford, P. j., (RD;
James Heskett, j., (D.); Agnes New
man, c., CD; Clara McInturf, c.,
(R.).
Union-Day, L. A. Dew, P. J.,
(RD; Albert Williams, j., (R.);
Chas. Scott, j., CD; w. L. Alex
ander, j., CD; Clair James, c.,
CD; Willie Glass, c., (R.). Night,
John Wooley, P. J., (Ro; Harley
GLADDEN., j., CD; Dwight Brown, c.,
CD; Coral Fuller, c., (R).
Windsor-Day, w. c. Newman, P.
j., (R.); Alvah Henery, j., (R.); L.
]. Muse, j., CD; Ralph Sells. j.,
CD; Ernestine Ball, c., CD; Win
fired Newberry, c., (R). Night,
Esto Ross, P j., (R); w. E. Gate
wood, j., CD; Frank l.. Carr, c.,
CD; Russell Northrup, c., (R).
Stockport-Day, Walter Clark, p.
j., (R.); Nellie Wallace, j., (R);
Laura Wallace, j., CD; Selby Bur-
field, j., CD; James Trout, c.,
CD; Nola Thompson, c., (R.).
Night, Myrtle Henery, P. j., (R);
Fred Rollison, j., CD; Bessie Mer-
Ger, c., CD; frankie Hawkins, e.,
(R.).
East York-Day, B. A. Barringer,
P. j., (RD; Art Linger, j., (Ro;
David Allen, j., CD; Carl Wolfe,
j., CD; Ruth Sprouse, c., CD;
Robert Nutter, c., (R.). Night, E..
L. Stanbery, P. j., (RO; Clyde Rib
BILE, j., CD; George w. Lindimore,
c., Cd; Dale Fletcher, c., (R).
West York-Day, Andrew Lemity,
P. j., CD; Anna Ross, j., (D.);
! Alonzo, Click, j., (R.); Archie Muir
ray, j., (R.); Dorothy Ebert, c.,
| (R); Viola Thomas, c., CD. Night,
Mary Christie, P. j., CD; George
Lamb, jr., j., (R.); Ruth Ross, c.,
| (R); C. B. Lindimore, c., CD.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-09-08

our young men" He looks good,
and is good. He was on his way to
his old home at Barnesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Ball and
son Jimmy, Parkersburg. w. Va,
visited last week at the Harold
Ball home.
1t was pleasing to us to read that
our friend G. o. McGonagle was hon
ored at "doings'' last week. 1t is
displeasing to us when we think OF
the free advice, speeches, entertain
ment, obituaries, eulogies and SO on
George has been called on to give,
write and deliver, and then when he
asks for a place paying some cash,
they turn him down. Honestly
folks isn't it darn shame?
VIM. Yauger and sister Mrs. By
anthia Baker left Saturday for Leon,
w. Va, where they will visit their
sister, Mrs. John Sines, and family,
and other relatives and friends at
their former home. During their
absence your scribe is acting as but
Ter and maid. We don't know what
"Bide" did with the broom. She
will probably find it when she comes
back We have got a count on the
horses, cattle and dog, but can't
enumerate the cats.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Barnes in
forms us we are not up on the geog-
raphy of Unionville. Will gets his
mail at the door without the use OF
cane. AS we watched Jessie trip
up street we wondered why we boys
and girls of yesteryears coufdn' t
meet and Scottish" U guess that S
the way to spell it, 1t has been so
| long since we thought of it we are
not sure-and Webster couldn't
+! spell it the way we did it 40 years
! ago.
What Is Love?
We love our wife and children -
but we have friends and school
mates we knew before we even
thought of wife Then all through
the years someone has been throw
ing favors, bouquets, biscuits, yea
roses. You are much smarter-you
answer-but be careful your wife
! might hear, and show you you are
wrong.
The English language is peculiar
from the fact we write compliment
some readers read slam.
Mrs Belle Embree and daughter
Belle Louise attended the state fair
and visited with Embree's up there.
If the author Of the poem Under
the Sod and the Dew" could see the
local cemetery, he would change the
wording to rag weeds and briars.
Since writing the above we have
put in some time swinging the
scythe down there-and learn NJ. D.
Risberg took the job this a. m. of
cleaning it up. If you feel you can
spare some cash, send it on.
Report is current that Mae Carnes
has sold the property occupied by
her mother, Mrs Frances Sheridan
Carnes to Frank McCarty, former
merchant of Young Hickory Mrs.
Carnes holds the record as she has
been resident of the village longer
than any other resident-35 years.
Russell Larrick who resides with
his grandparents at Byesville, re-
turned to his home Sunday, after a
visit with his uncle and aunt. Mr..
and Mrs. C. D. Nichols and brothers
Billie and Myron, and sister Mary
Wanda.
Word from Harold Ball says he
has been feeling better since goin g
to the veterans hospital
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-09-08

Mrs. Harriet Kittle called on Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Hoon, Sunday even
ing.
Mrs. VIM. Richards and her sister
Emma and family of Columbus, Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph McMullen,
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Smith and
two children of Glouster took Sum
day dinner with the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. NJ. Smith.
Web Mingus was calling on his
friends here, Labor day.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-09-08
Washington Crossing the Rhine

When at Dusseldorf in Germany
you are in the city where lived once
the artist Leutze who painted
Washington Crossing the Della.
ware He used Germans for his
models and the Rhine for the Della
ware His portrait can be seen in
the art academy.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-09-08
Stockport Route Two

school opened Monday at Hosom
with Blaine Sells, teacher. This
school is the only remaining one
room school to open in Windsor
township.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Watson, Mrs
Mary Watson and daughters Jean
cite and Emily and Miss Donna
Earh Of Columbus and Mr.. and Mrs
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-09-08

Miss Beulan Farus and friend
Paul Swank, GAINESVILLE, spent Mon
day evening with the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Farus.
Emmett Woodward, mention of
whose illness we have noted, is inn
proved.
Abe Tolbert whose illness was
noted, last week, is improved.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-09-08
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate of John w. Hempfeld, de-
ceased:
Notice is hereby given that En-
NETT Abel of McConnelsville, Ohio,
has been duly appointed administra-
tor of the estate of John w. Hemp
field. deceased, late Of Morgan coun-
ty, Ohio.
Dated this oath day of August,
1898.
ARTHUR TORBERT,
25a3 Probate Judge of Said County.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-09-08
Likeable Unpronouncibles

Tourists today who love places
with strange names choose Poland
and boast of their enjoyment while
visiting the place of Krzyztoper or
the ruined castle of Ogrodzieniec at
Zawiercie.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-09-08
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
tings. deceas-

Estate of Isaac Hastings, deceas-
ed:
Notice is hereby given that H. L.
PARCEL of Beverly Rt. /, Ohio, has
been duly appointed administrator
of the estate of Isaac Hastings, de-
ceased, late of Morgan county, Ohio.
Dated this 26th day Of August,
1888.
ARTHUR TORBERT,
Probate Judge of Said County.
G. o. McGonagle, Attorney. 1s3
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-09-08

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-07

Edward Arnold will become guest master of ceremonies Sunday and will continue in that capacity until Don Amehce returns from his vacation on August 21. Arnold will introduce Basil Rathbone, versatile screen actor, as guest star of this weeks program. Rathbone, whose lat est screen triumph is Robin Hood" will be heard in one-act play over the NBC-Red Net work at 800 p. m., EDST. Since Don Ameche is the only mem- Der of the regular cast on vaca- tion, others to be heard will be Edgar Bergen and the irrepres- sible Charlie Mccarthy, the Stroud Twins, John Carter and Dorothy LamOur in songs, and Robert Armbruster's orchestra.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-07
By FREDERICK A. STORM United Press White House
 C0rre9n0ndentl

Washington, July 7-(UP)-Presi- dent Roosevelt leaves tonight on a trans-continental tour which will take him through states in which there are bitterly contested primary elections involving the prestige of the New Deal.
 In view of the current talk of a democratic party purge" of anti New Deal congressman, the political potentialities of the trip have at tracted newspaper retinue about double that which usually accom- panies president in othel than campaign years. C..
 The trip will combine a series of speaking engagements, sea cruise in the southern Pacific, trip through the Panama Canal, tropi- cal fishing in southern Atlantic waters, and stops in southeastern states on the last leg of the vacation tour.
 Study Presidents Words
 From the time the presidential special pulls out of Washington's union station at 10:30 D. m., EST. tonight until the president embarks on the cruiser Houston at San Diego, Calf, July 16, every word MT. Roosevelt utters will be studied closely. His speeches in states where New Deal senatorial candidates lace dificult primary battles are ,ex- pected to elaborate upon his last f1reside chat in which he called for election of liberal congressman.
 The first stop and first speech will be at Marietta, O., tomorrow morn ing, where MT. Roosevelt will par ticipate in the 150th anniversary of the founding of the first settlement in the northwest territory. He is scheduled to speak at 9:30 a. ln, EST. Radio companies will broad cast the address.
 No Hint of Speech
 There was no hint of the subjects MT. Roosevelt will discuss at Mari etta, or whether he will have any, thing to say in behalf of the can- dicacy of Senator Robert J. Bulk ley, Democrat, Ohio, seeking re- election. The president in his fire side chat reserved the right, as head of the Democratic party, to speak for liberal candidates. The Ohio primary is August 9.
 From Marietta the president will proceed to Covington, Ky, for an- other broadcast speech at the La tonia race track at 2:30 p. m. Ken tucky's Democratic voters will choose on August 6 whether to renominate MT. Roosevelt's senate majority leader, Alben w. Barkley, or name Governor A. B. (Happy) Chandler as their new senator.
 Prefers Barkley
 Mir. Roosevelt already has indi- cated strong preference for Bark leE but Chandler has announced ht5 intention to board the presi deat's train to greet the chief exec utdve. The White House said that the tentative itinerary has been sent each governor and senator along the route-a bare statement of expected train arrival times; that each governor and senator may do as he, pleases about meeting the train and that no invitations had been issued.
 Two more stops are scheduled in Kentucky for rear platform appear ances, at Louisville and at Bowling Green. The party then will proceed
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-07

the country, out to sea and back East will be heard on anniversary celebrations. The first will be de- livered Friday at Muskingham Park, Marietta, o. The occasion will be the dedication of the Northwest Territory Memorial, and will be heard from 1O:30 to HOO a. m., EDST, over the NBC-Blue Network. Former Governor White of Ohio, chairman of the Northwest Observ- ance, will preside at the ceremony and the Rev. Joseph E. Hang, of Beloit, Wis, who is member of the Northwest Territory Commis- sion, will give the invocation. The monument to be dedicated was exc cuted by the noted sculptor, Gut zon Borglum.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-07
President Starts His Speech Tour Tonight
Will Speak in States Where There Are HotIy Contested
 Primary Elections; No Hint of What He Will Say

by way of Memphis, Tenn, to Okla homa City without any pre-ar- ranged stops.
 Oklahoma Speech
 Arriving at Oklahoma City at 5 p. m. Saturday, MT. Roosevelt will motor to the fair grounds for 8 speech at 5:15 p. m, CST. In Okla homa Senator Elmer Thomas seeks renomination. But Governor E. w. Marland, 8 Thomas opponent, who also claims to be a New Dealer but believes the president will say a kind word for Thomas, plans to meet the train.
 MT. Roosevelt will continue that night to Fort Worth, Texas, home of his son, Elliott. Monday morn- ing he will entrain again, stopping at Marillo, Texas.
 Tuesday, July 12, the party will arrive at Pueblo, Colo, where MT. Roosevelt will make rear platform appearance. Senator Alva. B. Adames ,one of the Democrats who opposed the president on the su- preme court reorganization issue, is opposed by Judge Benjamin Hilliard in that state, but the administra- tion has indicated it will take no sides in that contest.
 The next scheduled stop is at Crockett, Calf, Thursday. There the president will detrain for a mo- tor trip around San Pablo bay, with brief stop at Mare Island navy yard, to Sausalito and across the Golden Gate bridge to San Fran cisco.
 To Review Fleet
 The motor trip will continue through the city to the site of the San Francisco exposition grounds on Treasure Island. In mid-after- noon Thursday MT. Roosevelt will board the Houston and review the fleet in San Francisco bay.
 He will board his special in Oak land that night and go to Fl Portal entrance to Yosemite Park, where he is due Friday, July IS, to spend the day in the park.
 An overnight trip will take him to Los Angeles where he vii detrain to motor to San Diego. There the Houston will take him away from American shores into tropical fish, ing grounds.
 No schedule has been fixed for the cruise via Panama to Pensacola, Fla, but it is expected to take more than two weeks. The president will stop for one day or more in Panama