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i t r . , , I f tQcbcrtri Commit toe ?>f Movement |i glares Kiuiic Project May ? lie Knclnl July S. ' ^ llt.V A.V? I |... . NKW YOIU<. June 2S - -Tlio $1.00(V v 000.000 camp' pn ,.f the Inter. Inirvli WoMd Movement !ri> t? o.? u at.nndoneM ? -U .was announcd t(id.i\ , foiims inir ,i *Tioct!iip of I ho I'Xu-utivo ...mil i;ic Tho ?atiro project may on.i .luiy v .< II (it.a Said. wlion tho i'c! it:i| i iiin .< mltteo will moot to runs dcr w a; ,{ ctej'A, If any, w ill in* taken t.i i urr\* li ?J?. l,,e other aspects of tho . mu 1, .*l?blgTi. i . BftWral reasons w- ro l>a-k of tho J neclslon. tho commit too stated. ? h i iJrlhclpal one nc t . prisi'ir. pro it 'Valence of "drives ? .?f various kinds .? which are hoi up carried oa through out tlie count ? y (;? Tho withilr iwal of t1.- !;>?>? <? Church. North, and tho l'r.-sl vi. i , Church. North, also wore srd' ? ? t Important factor.- in tho d? -ion ! ? Bl.Ve up tho campait:;:. < ?ric ? .,!i\ tho Jntvrehurch World v..v. 1 posed to direct the raieMur of SI :: : 1.14,551 for tho work at h.itn-- iv! * abroad of tho fifty-, icht 1 | nobletlos which in i:n<- t. irt ?. -? ? movement. r,>r ?? ? ? . ' . jthe budget tailed f"r 5. . ? ?' vWhlch was to ho ; a s. ! >.v a driv." closely patterne 1 after i. t> 'methods, between Apstl J; 1 V ? V ? 2. last. - Tho first drive nett.d "? !\ - 000.000. the expo, :..,! " ; ..? >> , ,. . tribution l?y "fr . ? 1?" teriulizc. accordirj; *.?> a ri rt tt. .,!?? tb the pen. ral coma ttee. >va ? from those "friends : e. -. ? , - P?nses of the :n< v< nl weri to b< nerrfcyod so that j ? V m'?ht vIr&inians ratify their ; I; ?organization PROGRAM (Continued J-"ro::i i'.r.-; i ,^i President?J. p. y.. j . ; \ : . County. Honorary secret-.ry?r. R. Ha'.lipan .Carson. ' R. J. Nowell, do!, gate from U.. ! ? ford, was struck l y an .i ,;tc :tioi.tU J yesterday and passed the a*, a 'hospital. Tlie Injury resulted a sprained ankle 1n<i ;s :: ; r " Thomas B. Mi Adams and Richard Kvf-lyri r.y.-d arrived t'.-.s rv. r Governor I>av:s h.\* le-.a ca". : i. hotnc and wj!1 leavi totr.orrc ?.% ?GLASS shows strength IN THE STATE CAUCUSES I tah Instructed to Sup port IIItn for ihe i halr man^htp. iAtvu r-'s? ? - SAN KHANC1.SCU, June rs.?Gov 'ernor Robert A. Cooper i South ??Carolina, was elected chairman o* $\thc. iclcpation from that State a: a tod..y.var.d r : - .7 j ^wb'Seh njerntu'r f t'r.e < ? ? JriiStdutio:-..^. The Uvlet..:. a rW_^j^itxuc:el t ? vo:> . u- J Meet ' acain *. j c .To)-'thc r.>. iv;: . ... " . *** Sn8btitor K.r.?. t , t i 't ? f ? bti' '?on the pdoocrttie ^ invent ? yresduues. comn^tue. ^ fify by j;i? -r. :Xot Gls^sj-. OVi ?l?. -XSte co-r..:t-. "T':"- - r" t*:xs .BAii b. VO-.t <_T . v. i, v ... t.t j. . ... \ rz-e : v * , , Srxrfcjar.t- ?j.2.1. -,v_. t- . s. - v. j v. V.V :!-i i-.-i-i.-. - i'i Vii,! V,.... h'.r-. jr?- ? fci'f* *Z; mrsiiw. i*r-rar fvt) r s\ rfi >j&. >?- ? C B B fi . rountree's: For Gifts H B a D E? a u n ifts for (?ra?luaiion ^ B a B C B ? f.ifl- (i>r thr Jiri \ Hf'lit i<.n ,\ h tj ? ?This is a Htorf vice. Whatever yo .r a needs in tin? above- li: ? n you will find we Lave at - t ticipated it, anrl the } s; (' - ^ . lections are compreL*?n- ? B', give. r k a ROUNTREE'S I jll-113-115 IV. Broad SI. ' l "Factory to Yon.w ? l j ? V . . t. i FOES OF M'ADOO FAVOR MARSHALL TO HEAD TICKE" ?'(Continued Krotn First I'ukv.) ,,l>e rejected. Some were disappolnte* !'\:t others thought Mr. McAdoo. i vloiv of repeated previous deolara tions of declination. was pursuing wise course in remaining silent. I'alnier people continued their ef for(s to make a stronts ?howini; o tin- opening; ballots and t he Cox pco ; li were doing the sunn-. About i'\ only point t)ji> three forces woul ngrt (.? upon was that there would t? no nomination on the llrst ballot. an most of tliem seemed to agree tha there would l>e no nomination ii less than throe to five. The McAdoo people tod.'.v uitroo Sam li Am .i >n. ot Wi hlt.i Kan., as their lloor leader, and a t ti-- same t.ir.e bee.in picking out representative 0:1 i ach of the St.>t ieivgations These felt t: >:>< we!" mule at a conference of Mo Ad >?> sup p.'iters. v\h? described themsc'.ve# a "Mtter oiiiors." **o:ie .tuhnson, o 'I'- \ fiirni'-r solicitor ? f th? Stat I ,i-p.?rt?ne:it. Keprest atat i v. Whaie> of South Carolina. arnt Mrs. IVte ?'.eson. <.f Minnesota. were amon: the assistants mm ted for Arnltion. I)<m'I l.uuk for Tiimmnnv Mil. M ?t MeAdo?~> "boomers do not Tatnm.i sup; or t 01 Nov . National 'oitsmtttcotnan l.->v- . o til.-ft. :?mp'.;f> ing the deil.irati ; Mr- M I! raj . V.-rK .? .t mes apparent tha ? ?? ''orrr >. ? r; '.try will n ?l.itei. Ta.i; >f S-iret.irv Alt r. for second place ai Mr. McAdoo' i'.r\ar? and some others st fee *.! t t're ?tion f eat iidat-. ..n r t ? ?"!'.< a thor 'Uglily a. t:ve ? s?< until the platform Issues have beei disport .! Ad:*.;ir:i..'trat :??>:? s.ip; -rt that the platform would be written i: th r h-coisic terms of support to that ;t ivoul ! contain neither a we nor a dr;. plank. M'ADOO URGES"LABOR TO FIGHT. REACTIONARIES ? ? >r.iinut 1 Kr <t: First i ige.? organizations of laboT wTll oxer ther-.selv. * tr-rgeticaily. intelligent !y and ur.ite y against the re-es ar.i t. f.i. - r tV. pr gresstve . ai.r.-.i ; owtr'ul for.? s whicl / re;r- >? nt th-- interests of th< .a t erely secure to our cour.tr; tlie t-erieand f.-ssirgs which th< zt.i-cracy aUr.t L:m ;;.ve it." BELIEVE ELWELL'S DEATH RESULT OF LIQUOR DEAL Drrlarf Turiman Miot l?v Man lie KouMr.i in 1 rr.iisaciion lin n|\ um ?12.7(mi. ASPIRIN : "Bi'-on Genuine PLANt overtakes express WITH CONVENTION PICTURES I" riioloKriiph* ?.f (I|xiiIiiK Si'rnra Arc Sent b> Air Krom KrUvo f ? to llriti), ?: SAN* KHANV1 SOO. June 5S.?Photo ? graphs of the opening of the Pomo (.-ratio convention for Middle Wi'jt newspapers, were dispatched from ?i a! I". M. ii'ilay. 1:i an atmv piano to on toll the Overland 1.united train at Itono. The train loft here , . tli.s morning at t> o'clock. The a.r p.ane was furnished hy the ann> ro ii V!u'IitiK M>r* K'o a".<1 \x j>i; i? ,>. 1 h.v ?' a Jo; Carl .< Sput z. one of the ;-:?n> i'oiitittrtita 1 fliers ;n the armv csulur o aneo tests last fall. il ?"'?"angements for the trip were made ,i> she army recruiting r-ervioo ? . I 'ytnc tlino" between lie no ami t! >.iti I- .'ancij\ 0 luis Iuth sot by army . autlioritii s at one hour ami fortx tive minutes. . rt ; Oniahn Sutter* DnmnxinR Storm. ,? OMAHA. NKHKASKA. June ? L. Omaha anil vioinitv was visited l>v i : ilevastiitinir wind and rain >t *r:-i late a this afternoon. Trees ami outbuild* ? -tigs were rar? d in this oitv one woman was injured serious".v *TeSe - phono oommunioiition to the west and ?. southwest is completely demoralized Thr? (form* of Hart SchafTner t> & Marx Clothes. \ * Comfort . With Style ? The lighter the fabric the more important it is that the Mr;'.--- sba1.! i"- fjsed through $ *:'h the rf- .?.-<? m in g grace and .-.upport of :iuine workman ship. Woolens have some A body to work on. but silks, ? Palm Beach'--: and other light materials re';u:r-. somebody to i -a .rk o:i them that "knows f to'-v" if they are going to h Id up. keep tLeir shape and L'.uy stylish. $ In the 515 J'alm Beach .-u:tr or the $.">0 Hi Ik Suit that ? from the .'lurk Store A you'll find that "know how." (BURK&CO. Skin Eruptions Cause Constant Torture ? r if . ..?t I if l llifiinai'il i fur, It) corns fr'>tn a disordered con- ! : ? , . (' Mood. Th'?/ inuHt l<?: wh th.- nloo<l, ;? ud th:? >x Mi.y lo'.kl trratrniM h'j ' Jt?. Th< radical and rational treatment ? ? ? -j ' - * jC * a if i r;r' ? ??f H. H. :? jr'iy ??./??'iM- r<ir. ".y. . f t f.v, u'.y r-1.th': ! ??? < ?.??:) ; ? ??i. !<? >/f >* A - < f . H w. i:I rout out ? i ir.n from j .r til'i'fl, . - > /v. ?' will t.^Kid to /'U-ar j and you will ?Oon l<<: rid of th^l ? ?j ?. *> . of r:i have. .1 i. at tl?f <lru?' Htorc to . r i.? i'l l-i n, '* ;iO j;. i I ?? I' ir.f ili'ja! ?"> d - ? :r ? t. :i:A(J'lr? *? M?-.di 'or. '? I - Hwift laboratory, ? . ? l. ?;a. -Adv. Cheer Thy Spirit With This Comfort Lr* IOC and 25C " " Ve*t - Pocket ? Bozet" HEADACHE TABLETS THK Quarterly Journal of Medicine 'says; "Anti-kamnla Tablets have become ono of the standard rermdles. We have nsed thcra irith excellent results to quiet PA IN." A*k Your Druggist for A-K Tablets X /?v ALL K US J) mm 4 ? SI \ v/ / f'M f (\ tP $?& ? K Made in "DAISY" and "SKIDLOCK" Treads iV',' % AU Y y u**rS 7 r. I /' ) ^ 'v..y -s' :! THE PORTAGE PATH, which passes through the great rubber city of Akron, was once a rude- trail over which Indians and trapper guides portaged the canoes and baggage of the early settlers as they journeyed from Lake Erie to the Ohio Riven v *v For many years this trail ? the Cuyahoga - Tuscarawas Portage ?formed the boundary between warring Indian tribes, serving as a neutral strip upon which hostilities were suspended. It was here that Gen. Moses Cleaveland, the founder of the city of Cleveland, set a cornerstone to mark the Western boundary of the United States. By the "Ordinance of 1787" this Portage Path was declared to be a highway "forever free" between the North and the South. The boundary of the United States is shifted far to the west; the trappers and Indians have gone; the Once modest Portage Path is now a broad motor highway. The automobile has replaced the canoe; in place of men have come pneumatic tires to fill the role of "carriers" in modern locomotion. * * ? TEN years ago the first Portage Tires were built in a litde factory that faced the historic Portage Path. That small factory has grown and expanded to huge proportions because of the big-mileage performance and rugged merit of the.tire* A notable Portage Tire advantage is the soft and pliant ^>ut very tough and long-wearing black tread. Flint-like roads grind the life out of ordinary tire treads. But the yielding quality of the PORTAGE tread enables it to withstand abrasion to the utmost. This yielding quality ?plus the scientifically correct; non-skid tread pattern? insures big mileage, easy-riding comfort and skid protection on city streets or country roads. # i iV They get yon there?and back! V PORTAGE TIRE & RUBBER CO. AKRON n THE HOLLADAY CO;, 629 Ea?t. Main Street, Richmond, Virginia. ?/" ? ? W. M. REYNOLDS, Inc. 1839 West Broad Street and 1308 Hull Street. -\y , . ^*'^^r-v^'? u\f '?'?<?| v ?*V*? * ;.v ?' *-'k'