c cl ca co
J 7 1 1Showers
I l and a Showers o warmer tonight tomorrow fair fairand mfir P U I a y fiingtotl v I INUMBER on imc flA1LAsTnhTIoN1 I LAST Eaad DITION I INUhBER
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NUMBER 6039 NASHIIvxTOI3 W ASHIN Gr ON FRIDAY EVENING JULY 10 1908 PRICE ONE CENT
I
STREET CAR RULES RULESCompanies RULESORDERED RULESORDERED
ORDERED ORDEREDr ORDEREDCompanies BY BOARD BOARDCompanies
r
Companies Operating in Disj Disjtrict Dis District District
trict Receive Orders From FromInterstate FromInterstate FromInterstate
Interstate Commission CommissionPICKUP CommissionPICKUP CommissionPICKUP
PICKUP FENDERS FENDERSON
ON ALL THE TRAINS TRAINSSpeed TRAINSSpeed TRAINSSpeed
Speed Limit Fixed at Fifteen Miles Milesan
an Hour on the City CityTracks CityTracks CityTracks
Tracks TracksI TracksNEW TracksNEW
I NEW CAR RULES RULESEvery RULESj
j Every cur must have o an approved approvedpiokup approvedpiokup approvedpickup
piokup fender in front frontSn frontSpeed frontSpeed
Sn Speed d nn DlMt t not exceed fifteen fifteenmiles ftftccnmiles fifteenmiles
miles IUl n hour in Washington or ortwenty ortwenty ortweet
+ twenty tweet miles ilOli ill the suburbs suburbsOars suburbsCars s srs
Oars rs will stop on tb tH near side of ofstreet ofstreet ofstreet
street crossings croMi S in the t e city cityFlagmen cit citPla cityPlagmen
Flagmen Pla n will be stationed at atcrossings atcrossings t tcr05siza
crossings cr05siza of all 11 street car lines HUMCars finesCara linesCars
Cars will iIl display diepl y light ht at ea oeft h end endf endAfter endafter
After f torsundown torsundownAs JlUndOyJI JlUndOyJIAs
As the first result of the work Ork of the tnenew wenew thenew
new District Railway Commission a set setof setof
of rules ru governing the operation oper U n and andequipment aooeQuJpment andequipment
equipment of street cars la the District Districtot
ot Columbia was sent out by the Inter laterstate InterI Interstate
I state Commerce Commission Commis lon today to toall toaU toall
all street car companies oomp nlee operating in inthe Inthe
I
the District DistrictThe DistrictThe i
The regulation were drawn up by the theTraction theTraction theTraction
Traction Board last week and nd were weresubmitted wereaubmitled weresubmitted
submitted to the Interstate Inter tate Commerce CommerceCommission CommerceCommlatllon CommerceCommisslon
Commission this week They are the theresult theresult theresult
result of eareful study of conditions conditionsaad conditionsLand
aad of a great many letters sent to theTraction tne tneTraction tnerractlon
Traction Board In protest against atleged al alleged al16Ceel ¬
leged existing evils or In suggestion of ofdesired ordHired ofdaeIred
desired improvements The Traction TractionBoard TractionBoard TractionBoard
Board has sa8 no legal power to enforce enforceany en9rceany enforceany
any changes being bein confined to makingrssbasmmtnendatlons making makingrecommendations I Il
recommendations l to the th Interstate InterstateCommerce InterstateGotnmerce i
Commerce Commission The latter body bodywMl bOdyWttl bodywilt
wilt approve and execute such of the tnerecommendations thereeommendUons tflet
t recommendations as it chooses choosesRules CbOOS98Rules choosesRules
Rules Approved ApprovedThe
The new rules there being seven In Ingeneral Ingoo ingeneral
general with others Incorporated there therein thereIn thereIn ¬
in were officially approved at t a gen general general ¬
4 eral era session MII Ion of the Interstate Commerce CommerceCommission CommerceCommlrNdon CommerceCommission
Commission Tuesday TtMsda Martin A Knapp ICnappchairman KnappcrmIi Knappchatirman
chairman Judson JU4 OR C Clements Edgar KdgarE
E Clark and James S Harlan were weretne weret werethe
the t De commissioners present pre ent The rules ruleswere rulesw ruleswere
were w re not made public until today todayThe tocIa tocIarIM todayThe
The statement Issued today toda is as iii fol follows tollows follows ¬
lows lowsUnder Under URd4 r the authority conferred upon uponthe upont uponthe
the t Interstate Commerce Commission Commissionby Comm elon elonb
by b public act No o 134 approved May 25 252WS I
2WS 1
2WSIt It is ordered That the following followingrules tollowlngnalu followingrules
rules a and d regulations for the operation operationand
r and equipment of street railway cars carswithin carswithin oarswithin
within the District of Columbia be and andth andtb andthe
th the same me are hereby made and pre prescribed preserlbed prescribed ¬
scribed and obedience obedle thereto and com compliance compliance compliance ¬
pliance therewith is hereby required requiredof
of aDd enjoined upon all street streetrailway streetrailway treetrailway
railway companies their officers oCftcprscent officersagents j jagents
agents cent and employes operating street streetcars str streetcars et etcar I
cars within the District of Columbia Columbiaon
on and after July 10 106 106PickUp 1908PickUp 1308PickUp
PickUp Fenders FeadersKvery FendersEvery Fendersvery
Every very street railway car operated in inthe Inthe inthe
the District Dt trlet of Columbia shall bo fully fullyequipped fullycqtItpped fullyegvlaped
equipped with front pickup fenders of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the Blacktotone Claude Tobe Preusser Preusseror
or Parraenter pattern and with wheel wheelguard wheeli wheetgward
guard i > rvanl fenders tends of the Brightwood automatic auto automatic automatic ¬
matic the BlackiBtone the Eldridge EldrkigeSmkh EldridgeSmlih EldridgeSml
Smkh Sml the Tobe or the Parmenter Im Improved Improved Improved ¬
proved pattern Provided That any anystreet anyatreet anystreet
street railway company may substitute substitutefor
for the above any an other fender or orwheelguard orheelguard orwheelguard
wheelguard which may BaA hereafter her ter be ap approved approved p pyirov
proved yirov by the Interstate Commerce CommerceCommission CommerceCommbltlon CommerceCommission
Commission CommissionEvery CommbltlonEery CommissionEvery
Every street railway car operated oP rated in inthe inthe inthe
the District of Columbia must be so con constructed constructed constructed ¬
structed or altered that a clear space spaceof spacoo spaceof
of o fifteen inches in height above the therails theral therails
rails ral is provided between the wheel wheeluard wheeland wheeluard
uard and the adjacent end of the car carof carIn
In in order to allow the effective action actionof
of the wheelguard wheelguardPlatforms w1e wheelguardPlatforms 1 r I
Platforms of street cars shall be beguarded belo1JArded beguarded
guarded by gates of a 8 construction and andoperation andoperation I
operation approved by the Interstate InterstateCwmerce InterstateCo InterstateCommerce
Commerce Co merce Commission CommissionThe
t The Tb fenders must be kept in thorough thor thorough tboruqh ¬
ough working workin order and In good repair repairwhen repairWh8ft repairwhen
when in use useXo UlleXO useNo
Xo street car shall move at a greater greaterrate greaterrate greaterrate
rate of speed than fifteen miles an hour hourin hourIn hourin
in the city of Washington nor at a agreater a8Teater agreater
greater rate of speed than twenty twent miles milesan mUeahour milesan
an hour in the suburbs of said city cityStreet cityStreet cityStreet
Street cars shall not exceed a rate of ofspeed of8PMeI ofspeed
speed greater than six miles an hour hourat hOlrat hotrat
at street crossings C 56lngs When It It neces necessary neclSiIO necessary ¬
sary for street cars to stop at street streetContinued streetContinued streetContinued
Continued on Second Page PageWEATHER PageWEATHER PageWEATHER
WEATHER REPORT REPORTA REPORTbarometric
A barometric depression depre elon has moved movedslowly moedh movedslowly
slowly h northeastward northea trd along the Carollna Caro Carolina CaroJtna ¬
lina coast and is central this morning morningcontinue monllnJMAr nwrninnear
near Hatteru Th This d disturbance will willcontinue ill illQOftttUIM
continue on a northerly course and andcause andcause n ncawe
cause fresh to brisk northeasterly northeasterlYwinds northeasterlYwindsand winds windsand windsand
and showers along and near the middle middleAtlantic middleAUamUc middleAtlantic
Atlantic coast coa t during the next twenty twentyfour twentyfour twentyfour
four hours hoursTemperature hOunLTemperature hoursTemperature
Temperature is below the seasonal seasonalaverage seallOnalavorage seasonalaverage
average from the Mississippi valley valleyand vaMeyand valleyand
and the southern Lake region to the theGun theGaf theGK
Gun and middle and south SO th Atlantic Atlanticcoasts AtlanticCCNLSts Atlanticcoasts
coasts and te above normal in the theWest theWest theWest
West and Northwest NorthwestShowers NorthwestSbowers NorthwestShowers
Showers are likely to occur tonight tonightalong tonightal4 tonightalong
along al4 n the middle Atlantic coast and andSaturday andStuidy andSaturday
Saturday promises proml es to be fair and nd warm warmer warmer warmor ¬
er in the middleEastern and South Southeastern Southeastern Southeastern ¬
eastern States StatesSteamers StatKI Statesfteamera
Steamers departing today for Eurot Euro European EuropeAR ¬
t I peAR ports will 11 have fresh east e st to toBortheaet toDOfthea tonortheast
northeast t winds and probably prOb bly showers showerste
to the Grand Banks BanksTEaiPJERATURE BanksTE BanksTEMPERATCRE
TEaiPJERATURE TEaiPJERATUREWeather TE TEMPERATCREWsather IPERATtREVther
Weather WsatherBureau WeatherBureau VtherBuru
Bureau Afflecks Attlocksm AftJocksam
2 a am m W Q 7 7noon 71 71neoon
1 noon 74 74i 83 1i 1ii
i p w 7 W WSUN1 S5 S5SUNTABLE 8iSUN
SUN SUNTABLE SUNTABLEads TABLE TABLESd TABLEsdn
ads Sd rises 442 442Sun 442sa 444Sues
Sun Sets SetsTIDE sets 72S 72STTDB
TIDE TABLH TABLHHigh TABLliHIgh TABLBT
T High water today tOOa i Epro EproHigh 1 p > m mLow mLow
Low water today Un p pHfgh m mHigh
High water Cxnjrw mr S2 iii 5 a m m6p m6 6 p iJctw m mjUys DiLow
tomexrotft WWQr 20 a an1 no
Low vjater wotertomQ O ua LO 0220
REUNITED PARTY PARTYFIRM PARTYFOR
FIRM FOR BRYAN BRYANPast
Past ast Defeat Gives Added AddedStrength Add AddedStrength d dStrength
Strength to DemocraticNominee Democratic DemocraticNominee DemocraticNominee
Nominee NomineeCANDIDATES NomineeCANDIDATES NomineeCANDIDATES
CANDIDATES WILL WILLRULES WILLRULES WILLRULES
RULES CONVENTION CONVENTIONAnd
And Out of Chaos He Brings BringsPeace BringsPeace BringsPeace
Peace As Denvers Cheers CheersAwaken CheersAwaken CheersAwaken
Awaken Night Echoes EchoesBy EchoesBy EchoesBy
By J C WELLIvER WELLIvERDKNVER WELLI ER ERDICNVER
DENVER July Ifc l itzIt It is done The TheDemocratic TheDMnOCrIilUC TheDemocratic
Democratic party te going into the cam campaign campalgn am ¬
palgn reunited with William YIfam JenningsBryas Jennings JenningsBryan Jonnhu JonnhuBr
Bryan Br as its candidate and with wit a aplatform aplatform 1 1platfonn
platform that comes nearer satisfying satisfyingevery satlC satlstyinnevery n nettry
every one in the party than any since sinceltt sinceI
ltt lttI I
151I
I te interesting to contemplate that thitthe thltthe thatthe
the man over whom the party split in inChicago Intve inChicago
Chicago twelve years VeaLr ago this year yearwas YfMorthe yearWas
was the dominating spirit in the v vrk vrkuf vrkof rk rkof
of reuniting it Iteunited d mold mUl < t ho housed hoUHd housed
used in its broadest sense There still stillare 2tUlare tlll tlllare
are in the party men men of high standing standingand standing standingand
and acute political sense who were weresincerely wereatncerely weresincerely
sincerely opposed to tl the nomination nominationof I IOf
of Mr Bryan and still believe the party partyhas fI partyhas irty irtyhat
has made a mistake There are sores soresto sor soresto s sto
to be treated The work of making makingpeace mukingpeaco makingpeace
peace all n along the theUne llne has not been beenfinished beenftnlsh beenfinished
finished ftnlsh but in a broad sense the party partyto rt3 rt3to
to all appearances i It reunited reunitedThe reunitedThe reunitedThe
The gold Democrats who pulled away awayfrom awa awafrom awayfrom
from the party In M9S remained away awayin awayIn awayin
in 1900 and have not gone over to the theRepublican theRpublican theRepublican
Republican party are represented In the theharmony theharmon theharmony
harmony harmon program carried out yy y this thisconvention thisconvention thisconvention
convention Perhaps many of 01 them themwould tlHlmwould themwould
would have chosen another candidate if ifthey Ifthey I Ithey
they could have had their wa way but butthey butthe butthey
they the realized that they could not domi dominate demlnate deminate ¬
nate They came here willing lUng to meet meettheir meettheir meettheir
their enemies more than half way and andthat andthat nd ndthat
that is about where the meeting teak teokplace te teakplace k kUL
place UL I IAn
An Honest Effort EffortUnless EffectUnless I
Unless Un1e s all signs slg iz fall they are going goingfrom goingtrom goingfrom
from the convention determined to lend lendan lendan lendan
an honest hand in the election of the thenominee thenominee thenominee
nominee This means that the Repub Republican Republican Republican ¬
lican party will have to meet a fee next nextfall nexttaU nextfall
fall such as it has not met since it itwent Itwent itwent I
went down to defeat in 1Bf 182 It will not notb notbe notbe
b be worth while for the Republicans to todeceive todeceive todeceive
deceive themselves as tc the strength strengthof
of the nominee of this convention He Heis HeIs Heis
is not the Bryan of 1 1816 6 or of 3M9 It wlti wttlbe wtltbe wltibe
be a surprise if be does DOt direct dlr t his hiscampaign hMcampaign hiscampaign
campaign with wisdom wisdomThis wisdomThis wisdomThis
This convention has demonstrated ap apparently apparentl ¬ y yparently
parently that he is strong as ever with withthe withthe withthe
the voters who followed him in 1SK and andin andIn andin
in 1900 and that he is now acceptable acceptableto
to the Democratic voters who were un unwilling unwilling unwilling ¬
willing to support him Ia h those years yearsOne YMrLOne yearsOne
One has heard much talk here the thelast t tlast thelast
last week to the effect that a Repub Republican Republican RepubI1can ¬
lican President paved the road which whichhas whichhas whichhas
has led to approximate Democratic Democraticharmony De Democraticharmony raUc raUcbannony
harmony This is a phase of the sit situation situation situation ¬
uation about which men will differ differWhatever dltrerbatever differWhatever
Whatever batever the fact may be the voters votersof atersof
of every State undoubtedly will hoar hoarmuch hoarmuch
much in the campaign about how Theo Thwtdore Theodore ¬
dore Roosevelt brought the people of ofthis orthl8 ofthis
this land to respect the policies of Wil William Wil11am 11 11lIam ¬
liam Jennings Bryan and how the Chi Chicago ChIcago CMcage ¬
cago convention of the Republican Republicanparty RepublicanINLrty Republicanparty
party refused to approve many of these theseprogressive th thprogre theseprogressive
progressive progre lve ideas ideasThat 1d 1dThat ideasThat
That the Democrats of the country countrywill countryw1l1 countrywill
will be more united in support of the theplatform theplatform theplatform
platform they have adopted than the theRepublicans theRepubUcaas theRepublicans
Republicans are in support of the Chi Chicago Chicago Chicago ¬
cago platform is asserted by the Demo Democratic Democratic Democratic ¬
cratic leaders from every section of
the country Of course coone September Septem r and
October will reveal whether this asser Seer ¬
tion is true What is l said here is only
a reflection of the sentiment existing existingamong
among the representatives of the party partyassembled
assembled mbl
Feel Roosevelts Force ForceThe ForceThe ForceThe
The possibility po eIblUty that Theodore Roose Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt ¬
velt and his policies may spilt the Re Republican Republican Republican ¬
publican party part while bringing harmony harmonyto i ito
to the Democrats is discussed with withmuch withmuch I Imuch
much seriousness s by the Democratic Democraticleaders Democraticleaders
leaders The men who will have charge chargeof I
of the campaign for the minority party partybope partyhope j
hope to make the most of this situation situationWhen sItuationrften situationwhen
When rften the national campaign opens opensthey opensthey opensthey
they say the country will hoar much muchof muchof
of the fact that the Republican conven convention convenlion conventlon ¬
lion was presided over by a conserva conservative conenathe conservative ¬
tive that the chairman of the platform platformcommittee plattormcommittee platformcommittee
committee was a conservative and that thatmuch thatmuch thatmuch
much of that at which Roosevelt oo velt and La LaFollette LaFollette I IFollette
Follette would have bad in the platform platformwas i iwas
was rejected after Rosevolt had adopt adopted adopted ¬
ed it as the creed of progressive progre she Repub Republicans Republ1can Republicans ¬ II
licansThat licans licansThat l1canThat
That phrase In the speech of Chair Chairman Chairman Chairman ¬
man Hopkins of the Republican com committee commlttee committee ¬
mittee on platform Take it t to Den Denver 1enver L en enver ¬
ver promises promises to be a favorite one with withthe withthe withthe
the Democrats as the campaign comes comeson comeson comeson
on The changes will be rung on It by byevery byever byevery
every ever campaigner who oas out to plead pleadthe pleadthe I Ithe
the cause of Bran and to argue that thatBryan thatBran thatBryan
Bryan has become be < xrne the real conservator conservatorof
of progressiveness If the convention conventionwas
was long drawn out and tiresome it was wasbecause wasbecause wasbecause
because it had an unusual task to per perform perform perform ¬
form through its committee committeethat that or orsteering orsteering orsteering
steering through the rough rou h menacing menacingbreakers menacingbreakeraJ menacingbreakers
breakers the harmony craft craftFactions crartFactions craftFactions
Factions Join Hands HandsLast HandsLast HandsLast
Last Saturday there came together togetherhere togetherhere togetherhere
here remnants of the party rty as It ex existed extaled existed ¬
isted prior to the national convention In In1SW
1SW 1 i Brought together under the call canwere callwere callwere
were men who have been steadfast steadfastBryan stead steadfastBryan Cast CastBryan
Bryan adherents for twelve years men menwho menwho menwho
who joined the gold Democratic party partyIn
In ISM and have been voting the Repub Republican Repulllean Republican ¬
lican ticket quietly eyer eser since men who whowere rhowere Ihowere
were called sliver Republicans and men menwho menwho menwho
who affiliated with the Populist party partyor arty artyor artyor
or the Socialist party for a tlmt it itwas Itwas Itwas
was not an easy eeg task to round all these tbessup tbeS6up theseup
up under one banner bannerIt
It could not have been dene had not notthe notthe notthe
the prospective pioepe tive nominee of the conven convention convention convention ¬
tion with his firm grip > on the dominat dominating domt1atiDg domtrating ¬
ing faction here exercised great tact tactHe tlctHe tactHe
He wants peace because he want to tobe tobe tobe
be President and he was able tc t hold holdI holelContinued holdi holdZContinued
i
I Continued on Second Page PageBaltimore PageBaltimore PageBaItimore
Baltimore and Return 125 Baltimore Baltimoreand
and Ohio R R Every Saturday and andSunday andSunda andSunday
Sunday All trains both ways both bothdays bothda bothdays
days da s except exC pt Royal R al Limited IJJDi ed City of ofnces otl1eep of office1417
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THE THE NOTIFICATION NOTIFICATION COMMITTEE COMMITTEE C MMITTEE I
copyrigIst Ccp > rr + gtIt > rli The c QdegIe 1cs TrIIIa8e
Big g Stick Falls From F om Inceptor InceptorTo
To Be Caught Up by Nebraskan NebraskanAnd
And As the Hands That Held It in the White House HouseRelax HouseReI HouseRelax
Relax ReI x It Is Swung Over the Con Convention Convention Convention ¬
vention at Denver DenverBy
By J C WELLIVER I
DENVJBR DEle llt July H 1IOM O e T Roosevelt Rooseveltof
of Oyster o Bay Da te regarded as the orig original original original ¬
inal in SAVeeGr vector patentee and sole veer veerof veeroC userof
of the Big Stick Stickor or was At about the thetime thetime thetime
time this epochmaking invention was wasperfected waaperfected wasperfected
perfected the vroceospatent for speak speaking speakIng peaklog ¬
ing sofUy was put forth as a twin in invention Inv8AUon inventlon ¬
vention by the same e mechanician mecha iirlan but butnothing butnothing butnothing
nothing was done with it Soft ape speaking speakingwas dng dngas
was as abandoned al in the Rooseveltian Rooseveltlanshop Rooseveltianshop Rooseveltianslop
shop aid a l the plant devoted exclusively exclusivelyto exclusivelto
to Big Stlckery Stick It did business businessFar bu businessFar ln6IItI ln6IItIFar
Far and wide the ditches and gutters gutterswere gutterswere gutterswere
were filled with shapeless cadavers cad vera of ofpeople otpeople ofpeople
people who came within the lethal lethalswing lethalwin lethalswing
swing win of the Big Stick Whenever henoer any anyunidentified anyunldenUftfd anyunidentified
unidentified corpse corp e was as picked up with withIts vithIt withits
Its It head in a separate department it itwent Itwent Itwent
went into T Rs political graveyard graveyardwith gravoardwith graveyardwith
with the rest of the victims of the holo holocaust holocaust o ocaust ¬
caustHistory caust caustHistory caustHistory
History was made so 1M fast that they theynever thoynevor theynever
never had time to t > remove the basting bastingthreads bastingthreads bstlngtltrcads
threads The Th Big Stick whirled on inthe In Inthe inthe
the disturbed not to say sa worried at atmosphere atmosphere atmosphere ¬
mosphere of national affairs until the theonlookers theonlookers theonlookers
onlookers grew dizzy and adopted the theexpression thecXre86lon theexpression
expression of a Rawhide faro dealer dealeiwlir dealcwi dealerwltr
wi wlir 1 h he went off of duty after cleaning cleaningout cleaningouq
out GU ouq ttie a camp shot a man who quoe queetiOJi questioti quoettos
1 1as
ttos J the layout and heaving a sigh sighas sashas
as r i calculated the profits said It Itboats nbeats Itboats
boats business how hell keeps up upAfter upAfter upAfter
After the little financial tieup of oflast oflastOctober last lastOctober lastOctober
October this characterization of Big BigStlckery BlgSUck BigStickerp
Stlckery SUck ry was an especially e peclaU popular one oneIn oneIn onein
In lower Broadway Broadwa and Wall Street StreetIt
It beats business u lnes said New ew York Yorkhow Yorkhow Yorkhow
how hell keejs upBig up upBig UJBig
Big Stick Slips SlipsNobody SlipsNobody SlipsNobody I
Nobody thought that there existed an anarm anrm anarm
arm rm In the world orld herculean hercule n enough to towU tow towhild
wU w whild ld d our own T Rs R Big Stick Lots Lotsof Lotsor Lotsof
of people were quite contented with this thislimitation thisUmltation thislimitation
limitation to human strength T R Rto Rto Rto
to be sure had Big Bill In training trainingfor
for the stunt when he should put off offthe oftthe errthe
the gym suit and nd go to the shower showerbath showerbath showerbath
bath The Chicago convention met cow cowering cowering cowering ¬
ering and cringing at every brandish brandishing brandlshIng brandishing ¬
ing of the Rooseveltlan truncheon truncheonWe
We regard with a love approaching approachingfanaticism approachlngfanaticism approachingfanaticism
fanaticism said the convention our ourgreat oursreat ourgreat
great and wonderful President and If Ifyou ItOU ifyou
you OU wont hit us with that thing well wellnominate weUnominate wellnominate
nominate any anyone one you say darn it all allThey allThey allThey
They nominated Taft TafLIn TaftIn TaftIn
In the very moment of announcing
the vote the the Big Stick slipped from rom the theRooseveltlan theRooseeltlan theRoosoveltf
Rooseveltlan n flat t rolled out of the theWhite theWhite theWhite
White House door and out of sight The Theconvention Theconvention Theconvention
convention in 1 Chicago doubled up Its Itsfists Itsfists Itsfists
fists knuckled the schoolboy tears from fromits fromIts fromits
its eyes rubbed its bruises and an drew drewa
a long breath breaththe the first free breath It Ithad Ithad ithad
had enjoyed enjoyedThe enjoyedThe enjoyedThe
The Bs B QStickhad Stick had ceased to threaten threatenThe threatenThe threatenThe
The mast master still un sat at the desk de k In the theWhite theWhite theWhite
White House but his ferule was gone goneThe goneThe one oneThe
The TakeTaftorTakeMe TakeTaftorTakeIo threat threatwas threatvas treat treatwas
was empty wind from the time thatvote that thatvote thatvote
vote was announced T R had abdi abdicated abdicated abdicated ¬
cated the Big Stick S lck The convention conventionI conyentlonbecame conventionbecame
I became a crowd of husky husk unruly de defiant deSlant
1 Slant boys and when the Rooseveltorders Roosevelt Rooseveltorders Rooseveltorders
orders came as to platform and Vice VicePresident VIcePresident VicePresident
President the condition was one of ofplain otplain ofplain
plain insurrection insurrectionMr InsurrectIoM
Mr M Loeb sold T R uthe the Big Stick Stickjust Stickjust Stickjust
just rolled out of the door Please hand handit handIt handIt
it to the m Ive e a little Job of licking to todo todo todo
do doIts Its gone s uW W l4Bb ob filter BYtorlapking looking 1o
about for it It MA AIMl d t theyve Vye VyeSliermaa nominated nerMma4edSherman nominatedSherman
Sherman and aNI tarred O dewa WR our plat platform pintform aIat aIatform ¬
formTeddys formTeddys form formTeddys
Teddys teeth teet those vtetettsty a moment mo moment MOment ¬
ment b bu bhe he h was 0a8 emptrhaadod shorn shornof a shornof ora oraot
of power temporarily a hasbeen hasbeenAH aubeenAll
All right said T R Get the ele elephant eIepht elephant ¬
phant guns ready and hook k up the theCapetoCalro 11MCapetoCalro theCapetoCairo
CapetoCalro timetables tlmeta > Ie8 Im going goinghunting goIDghuntln goingn
hunting huntln n But I surely do doh hope Bill will willflnd windud willfind
dud that Big Stick StickIf StickIf StickIf
If anyone supposes the Big Stick to tohave tohave tohave
have been lost lo t he is entitled to another another1guess anotherguess notherguess
guess it slithered across acro s the States Stateswhen Stateshln Stateswhen
when hln it flew from the Hercules of theWhite the theWhit thehite
Whit hite House and was caught up by bywfllgroomed a awllgroomed awellgroomed
wllgroomed blackcoated athlete thlet residing residing re residing ¬
siding at Lincoln Neb a man who whonever 1Ihonev whobig
never nev never leaves his job to hunt huntgame big biggame biggnit
game > anywhere outside the boun bounof boundaries boundariesof
of the United States StaterIt StAtHIt
It slipped past Mr Taft and reached reachedhis reachedhis reachedhis
his feltowmeciber of tue Bill Club at atFairview atFalnIew atFairview
Fairview Mr Bryan picked it up heft heftod betted hefted
ed it tried its sweep found that it just justreached justreeched justreached
reached Denver and stood It behind the thedoor UQdoor thedoor
door Mr Bryan smiled smiledHere smiledHere smiledHere
Here said Id he L is s about where Ted Teddys TefIds Teddys ¬
dys patent on this little implementdefi implementdefinitely Implement implementdeflnltely den dennltely ¬
nltely expires You gentlemen of the theconvention theconvention theconvention
convention may fire when ready readyItx read readIt readyIt
It Falls on Denver DenverThe DenerThe DenverThe
The Denver convention met and kissed kissedthe klslaedth kissedthe
the th rod It Jtl8W saw that the shadow of the theBig theBig theBig
Big Stick was projected across the mile milehigh mlleI mlleIhl milehigh
high hl h convention from the t e Fairview farm farmhouse farmhouse farmhouse
house at sunrise every morning a greatportentous great greatportentous greatportentous
portentous threatening thr6 tenlrg shadow The Thedelegates Thedelegates Thedelegates
delegates hurrahed until the rare Col Colorado Colorado Cotorado ¬
orado atmosphere was churned to a afoam afoam afoam
foam of echoes They laughed and yell yelled JreUEd yelled ¬
ed and huzzaed and shouted and cried criedwith cd cdwith crie13 crie13with
with joy joyAnd joyAnd
And the average delegate was so sincere sin sincere sincere ¬
cere in his enthusiasm for Bryan that thatIf thaIt thatif
If there had been a more extravagant extravagantmeans extravagantmeans extravagantmeans
means of showing his love for the new newwielder nt ntwielder newwielder
wielder of the Big Stick he would have haveresorted haveresorted haveresorted
resorted to It But here and there In InMinnesota InMinnesota inMinnesota
Minnesota Pennsylvania Maryland MarylandNew MIlandNew MarylandNew
New York were the knots of boys who whohad whohad whohad
had been bad bad and chewed the to tobacco tobacco ¬
bacco of defiance and swore the oaths oathsof oathsof oathsof
of Insubordination and over them waved wavedthe waec11the wavedthe
the Big Stick as potent as aslethal aslethalobUteraUn lethal as asobliterating as asobliterating
obliterating In Its blow as It had been beeaIn beenin beeoIn
In the hands from which It slipped when whenWilliam whenVIUIUI1 whenWilliam
William Howard Tafts nomination was wasannounced wasannounced wasannounced
announced at Chicago ChicagoBeats CblcagoBeats ChicagoBeats
Beats Bands Time TimeThe TimeThe TimeThe
The bands moved up and down the thesmooth thesmooth thesmooth
smooth beautiful streets The tunes tuneswere tuneswere tuneswere
were Dixie Bonnie Blue Flag and andMaryland andMaryland andlarland
Maryland My Maryland as well aa aaHall aaBaU asHail
Hall Columbia and The StarSpan StarSpangled StarSpangled StarSpangled ¬
gled Banner Bannerand and the baton that beat beattime beattime beettime
time to them was the Big Stick at atFairview atFairview atFairview
Fairview The Big Stick led the cheer cheering cheerIng cheerlug ¬
ing the Big Stick waved foe the yells yellsThe yellsThe ells ellsThe
The Big Stick fell In place aEJthe o 1 the gavel gavelat
at every vote It was a BijrlStlck Bi tick convention con convention conention ¬
vention from the moment momen of calling callingto
to order orderAnd orderAnd orderAnd
And the Fairview athlete brandished brandishedthe
the huge weapon as lightly and wielded wieldedit
it as skillfully and as ruthlessly ruthlessly as thechampion the thechampion thechampion
champion of Oyster Bay The he Big BigStick BigStick BigStick
Stick out of commission 1 Those who whofondly whotondly whofondly
fondly think so are advised to write writeto
to Colonel Guffey of Plttsburg Roger RogerC
C Sullivan of Chicago or Patrick McCarren Mc McCarren McCarren
Carren of Brooklyn They were on onthe onthe onthe
the tee when the Big Stick came intouse into intouse Intouse
use as a driver driverVia drherI
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125 To Annapolis and Return Returnla
Via 1141 la The Electric Line Visit the U S SNaval S1Iaval Snaval
Naval Academy See Se time schedule for forg
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PUBLICITY PLAN PLANREPUBLICAN PLANREPUBLICAN
REPUBLICAN ISSUE ISSUESheldon ISSUESheldon
Sheldon Says No Attempt AttemptWill AttemptWill AttemptWill
Will Be Made to Secrete SecreteContributions SecreteContributions SecreteContributions
Contributions ContributionsBy
By JAMES HAY Jr JrHOT JrHOT JrHOT
HOT SPRKCM5 Va V July 11 = There Thereare T Tare Titersare
are ways to evade the New N Yec T Yegk laws lawsfor leasfor awa awatOt
for publicity in political campaign eon eontributlons eGIttrllMaUO eontributiota
tributlons but we are 8 not going to look lookfor Jooktor lookfor
for them Thjre T h Je wilt be absolute OhIte pub publicity pubUdty pnbIicity ¬
licity m regard to all the money we wehandle wehandle Yoe Yoehandle
handle in the campaign campaignIn
In these words George R Sheldon Sheldonthe SbeJdoDthe Sheldonthe
the newly DeI elected treasurer of the Re Republican Republican Republican ¬
publican national committee explained explainedtoday expIiDedtoday explainedtoday
today upon his arrival here what policy policyhe poIIche
he intends to pursue concerning the thecollection tltecollection thecollection
collection and Del expenditure of money to tobe tobe tobe
be used uM for the election of William wlltlatnHoward WilliamHoward WUIIaaHo
Howard Ho td Taft and James Schoolcraft SchoolcraftSherman Schookrattr SchoolcraftSherman
Sherman ShermanSo
So far r as my personal per OD8l opinion Is teconcerned Iseonoerned isconcerned
concerned he aid I believe It te a abad aba4 abad
bad thing t IAg and unfair thing tht g to publ psbithe pubitetf pubitetfthe publtbe
the names D of th uJee se > who Do contribute the themoney themoney themoney
money but the tb New York publicity publicityls publicityIaw
ls 1 Iaw > w provides specifically specl eally that the names namesof DaIIteSoC namesof
of the donors and the names of o those thosete
te whom it to paid shall be published publishedVe pubU bed bedWe
We Ve shall abide by the dictates of thatlaw that thatlaw tbatJaw
law and we Yo shall do It unswervingly unswervinglyHardship unswen1nglyHardship unswervinglyHardship
Hardship ta Donors DonorsI
I object personally to publishing publishingthe
the names ct the donors because such sucha
a policy invariably results m In inconvenience Incon Inconvenience IDCODveDleDce ¬
venience to donors Let a man m n oo ootribnte con contribute COIItribute ¬
tribute M xa < to the national uoaal committee committeeand
and immediately all other political oranlaations or organisations 01b ¬
ganisations b tioDs make a 8 rush ru I far htm on onthe 011the onthe
the ground that tha he has shown himself himselfto tIMeI tIMeItv
to be generous and that having given givento
to one cause eU5 be will give to all others othersYou otbenYou othersYou
You can see what inconvenience thatwould that thatwould tbatwould
would be to the donor donorMr donorMr donorMr
Mr Sheldon was asked ked if there were werenot werenot werenot
not ways to evade the New eW York State Statelaw StateJaw Statelaw
law in the national campaign and itwas it itwas ItWd
was pointed out that the money mone might mightbe mightbe
be paid or collected m In St Louis for forinstance lorInstance forInstance
instance and entered in UI the committeej committeejbooks eommttteeibooks eommltteeabooks
books in Chicago or New York and ad still stillnot 81111not stillnot
not be subject to the New York State Statelaw Statea Statelaw
law a This Thlta8 was when he admitted that thatthere thatthere thatthere
there are ways to evade evadeth the law butfollowed but butfollowed butfollowed
followed it up with h the declaration declarationthat
that the committee will not take ad advantage advantage advantage ¬
vantage of them in any an degree shape shapeor
or form
Issue of Campaign CampaignThis
This statement from Mr Sheldon em emphasizes empha emphasizea ¬
phasizes pha tHc all the more strongly that the theRepublicans theRepublicans theRepublicans
Republicans will make campaign pub publicity p pubbetty ¬
betty one of the issues ls ue5 of the campaign campaignthus em taanpajgnthus J1 > > I Ithus
thus stealing a march on the Demos Democrats Democratswho StS StSwho 1
who WO have raised ralse a furor on the subject subjectAt subecLAt
At any rate the Republicans believe believethat believethat believethat
that by selecting Sheldon and making makingthe makingtho I Itho
tho committee sv s tect ect to the New York Yorklaws Yocklws Yorklaws
laws they have deprived the Democrats Democratsof
of an opportunity to make political apt capital capttal apttal ¬
tal out of the issue l eue they have been beentrying beentrylRt beentrying
trying to build up upMr upJIIr upMr
Mr Taft was busy all u the forenoon forenoonwith t forenooca3th OO OOWith
with conferences with Postmaster General Gen General General ¬
eral Meyer MlY Chairman Hitchcock andTreasurer and andTreasurer aDdTreasurer
Treasurer Sheldon SheldonThs SheklcnThos I
Ths afternoon he will have a talkwith talk talkwith I Iwlt11
with Franklin Murphy lieutenant gov governor sovI sovIernor governor ¬
ernor of New Jersey and one of the theVice theVice I
Vice Presidential candidates at Chicago ChicagoThe ChicagoThe
The Ohio situation has to be b one of ofFour orI ofFour
Four Hours Sail SailOn SailOn SailOn
I On cool Chesapeake Bay 100 round trip tripevery tripevery tripeveryday
everyday every day See ticket agent The Blec ElecUicLlne14th EiectricLine
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TE FOR BRYAN BRYANWORK BRYANWORK
WORK FOR TODAY TODAYDemocratic Y YDemocratic
Democratic Vice Presidential Candidate Still in Back Background Background Background ¬
ground Though James J ames Towne owner and Mitchell MitchellHave 14itcheUHave MitchellHave
Have Strongest Following FollowingSelection FoIIowingSeIectiol FollowingSelection
Selection Must Suit Nebraskan But Latter Wil Ex Express Express Express ¬
press No Choice ChoiceProspect Prospect of Another AnotherMemorable AnotherMemorable v vMemorable
Memorable Night Session SessionBRYAN SC2 SesionBRYAN ion ionBRYAN
BRYAN ON THE NOMINATION NOMINATIONHE NOMINATIONTHE
HE Presidency Preside cy is the highest bi est official position in the world worldand worldand worldI
THE I and no one occupying it can afford to have his views upon uponpublic uponpublic uponpubic
public questions biased by personal ambition Recognizing g
his responsibility to God and his obligation obIila on to his countrymen he heshould K Kshould 1 1sbouJd
should enter upon the discharge of his duties with singleness of pur purpose purpose ¬
pose Believing Betie that one can best do tins when tirwn he is not planning I
for a second term I announce now as I have on former occasions occasionsthat ocasvnsthat oaamsthat
that if elected I shall not s be a candidate for reekctkm reekciiooThis reekctkmThis
This nomination is as pure a nomination nom nmon from the people as uwas aswas aswas I
was ever made If elected my obligation win be to the people I ap ap appreciate appreciate ¬
preciate the honor the more because it came not from one person personor
or a few persons but from the rank and file of the Democraticparty Dtmocnticparty Democratic DnoaaUcparty
party acting actin freely and without compulsion compulsionI
I am am very much pleased with the platform R is dear specificaud spedtkand specific specificaad
and strong str and I am grateful ua ful io to the convention cooveo oo for the work it has hasdone basdone hasdare
done in stating the issues I am sure that the platform w wit greatly greatlystrengthen rreatlystre greatlystrenalhen
strengthen stre us in MI the fight ht upon which we are entering enteringWiliiom eote eoteWillitlm enteringTDiidaaat
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Total number eer el votes Sa eaavea eoaveatin eaaveatton eoRYeIltMn
tin 1ONC 1 1li necessary for choice c eIee en enthe ii1the 31Lthe
the big problems MOWeIDs of the campaign Big Bigg BIgof Biggest
g gest et o of an the troubles ia n the State Statelooms Statelooms Statelooms
looms the shadow of Senator ForakerThe Foraker ForakerThe ForakerThe
The State lenders who have been here herehave herehave herehave
have brought the message me g8 that the timehas time timehas timeh88
has come for the political death of For Foraker For1 For1aker Forsalter
aker They have told Mr Taft that the thefeeling tbeteeUag thefeeling
feeling among the voters voters of the State is issuch isueh issuch
such as to demand that something 80mathlngdoDe be bedone bedone
done to rid the party of o the Foraker Forakerinfluence FonLk FonLkinftuence Forainfluence
influence influenceAs
As his b probable successor sGCCe eor Representa Representative ¬
tive Theodore S Burton who is stilt stilthere stillbere stilthere
here is mentioned most prominentlyAnother prominently prominentlyAnother JCOmlneatiyA
Another A tber possibility an and one who willmake will willmake winmake
make a fight for th the place is former formerGov fonnerGov formerGov
Gov Myron yron T Herrick who was here hereyesterday hereye heroyesterday
yesterday ye tenly It is the desire of ail concerned con concerned concerned ¬
cerned not to take any action that thatwould tbatwould thatwould
would result in a danger of ortbe the State Stategoing StateKQng Stategoing
going into the Democratic column It Itis I Icis L Lt
is t mainly for this reason that no df desion d dfsIon > < i isk
sIon sk > n has yet been reached regarding regardingwhat regardlDgwhat regardingwhat
what shall be done toward getting For Foraker Foraker Foralter ¬
aker out of the way wayj waySheldon waySheldon
j Sheldon Taft and Hitchcock are to today today today ¬
day going over o er the plan to make m ke Repre Representative Representative Representative ¬
sentative McKInley of Illinois assist aseietant assistant 881 t tant ¬
ant treasurer of the national committee committeeto
to work In n Chicago with Senator Hem Hemenway Hemfnway Hemenway
enway of Indians Indina who according tothe to tothe tothe
the present pre Bt plan will be put ia charge chargethought eharpor
or the Chicago headquarters It Is s noW noWtboutht nowthought
thought that the Hemenway3cKinl Hemenway3IcIOftYplan y yplan
plan will b bQ adoptecFred adopted adoptedFred aeJopteFred <
Fred IV 0 Carpentet Mr Taffs private privatesecretary prlvatesecretarY privatesecretary
secretary arrived last 1 night nt kt and buckled buckleddown bue1d4MIdoWD buckleddown
down to work this morning to help Wlv W WW WV
W V Mischler who will also be with Mr MrTaft MrTaft MrTaft
Taft throughout the campaign campaignBaltimore campaignr3altimore campaignr3altinrore
Baltimore and Ohio Excursion ExcursionI
I u LfO te t Harpers Harperst Harpersand Ferry and Martins Martinsburg MartinsbUrg Martinsberg
burg L3S 13 to t Berkeley t Springs SpdJ1 J2s S to toCuaweriaad tocwaiberlaad toca
ca Cuaweriaad rlaad and return ret Sunday S D4ay July JW 12 USpecial 12Special 1 1Special
Special train leaves le vas Union Station 815 815ju 815La 815m
ju La jn 111Adt Ath Advt
DL iri gR R r1liT itWho WIle is to be beraasdDg
Bryens raasdDg rent g > u That is he e one oneQ1NIJtJoa onegneetion
Q1NIJtJoa to M decided bath the th Demo Democratic mo mopasses mocCtIe
ecfttte MUfaMal cswventM cea ec + MS
passes passescoun paa passesnato es
nato to the pommel
history ec the coun counsv
try tryAt
At thJ this writing fht this
k not to be an ana 1 1Mred
sv a vexed red One is
thing certain certa tabz No man manctory manW manwtIl
W wtIl be ch chosen ea who J Is DOt perfectly 3t
Waecory ctory to Mr JII tr Bryan This is not to t
J he > taken that Mr Bry Bryn n will dictate dictateisig dictatetbat dictatemss
mss er that he wm even
epreu
any nj njebaIce
deeded choice but the man to be choeen
wtI wilthave the approval 0 of the PrealGCl
dl f fIt o3mee o3meeIt
It would Bat be lit all II
saarprlcgg isig If the theJsiuio
rise would se to Representative teprnl taane Ohio
James of Xentocfcy Xentocfcyulnr Xi
KJaDes Janus 18 Istdar POP p
ulnr with withb M eery < < y Bryant delegate delegatehere here
aIIIII they Me t tile he only oaten that count
Fehn b Mitchell tn the mmer mmerth also is well wellAmong
JIlted
Among th u thhe poMtfcinna pci MttekeU J t eheU IeU is re res reot
gsrded as s ems n of he h strongest
m men i ieantl
mentioned ttaed Dr tIN place With the eantl eantlit anti
injsnWon Ja plank fit tIN pIiaUI platloryt na it Is Iswould
be eved the famous 1 lobos < < leader would wouldvotes ouM
bring to the ticket tIa tboaaais a wofl OC votes votesJohn
lit States where they Iey are needed
John W k khoomtng Kern Kern aI aiao o J Is spoken ot with w th
eouthrable favor aDd ala friends arc
booming him hard 1IVJt With David R
Francis out there aer te a good d deal al of talk talkabout talkOIIt talkabout
about OIIt Governor G enaor Folk of r 3lioeo Missouri JID oud > ui If It1oIk
Folk had a solid 3 IId Missouri XI ourt State dele delegation deleadoa delegotten ¬
gotten adoa behind hha he
would have havegood a apod aoed
good oed chance to knees down the plum plum1MK
hot he heat t and 1M ha has DOt ot much muchCharles muche muchmore
more e than a gamblers daaDee Charles Charlesi
A TowDe of New York Is i sirongi Strongly
favored
Other O Candidates CandidatesJ Caai Caa i te teJrddbaW t6g t6gArchibald
Archibald J McXett K eIl
seems to have a astrong astrong
strong following butsbe bathe te not generally eraIIy
regarded as having much If any chance chancy1sr
for t < < the prise Former Governor Doug Dougy
los of Maamchuetts ehretts b has many y friends friendsMurphy
here and INI a good Pl1lKtat fight by the JIIaaaachu Massachusetts JIIaaaachuetts
etts > > crowd wosid WOJldpat put him well towar
Ute front froator frontOf
or New iIt Yorks bC bunch of and
date little eaa IN said w anti at Charles
Murphy JilUt tJ has said It It The Tammany Taatm a y boss bosseould bosseouId bosscould
could if he liked select a man who ho howould
backed by New Ygrk Yf dc would have
a aBe aood ashow
ood show oC being eJected Be H e has hasknown h 3
JIOt doss It yet 80 tar as is publicI publicly
known and Del it te doubtful if he will it It
is 2 the general belief if Murphy does doestaSLtP
pick a man that It will be C Congressmsa
Harrison taSLtP This il3 Is all surmise however la
TIN r e south will present no Candidas Candidasin
solidity solidity and may present DOne at
all Colonel H Haiderman publisher or
the powerful Loua LonisvDie vIne CourterJournal
communicated with a number Of hIS
friends in the convention conventionavailability dur1n during the t Le
day in the Intere interest t Of Herman R Riddr dd
aDd the Kentuckians joined With ties
Louisiana delegation In urging the
availability of the German GermanAmercir °
editor for the second rtaS rtaSoer piness p
It was learned Jut night by the Rid
oer manag managcircuited managers t that t a report was being
circuited that t at their candidate candidatente was not
eligible as he was not a native of
Amertea Ia Order to refute nte
America this the themen th
Jtidder rider
managers gave out the state stat
men meat that he
was a native or N NIf New ew
York TorItIf YorkIf
If sentiment
crystallises on aom aomh some on one
man the convention should be througt
with h 1 lit < < labor this afternoon It it itnnt
clEyel4 develops p Into a treetorall fit an
nnt J fht t seseion may be the result resultDelegates resultDele resultDelegates
Delegates Dele tes Are TiredThe Tired TiredOToeaL TiredThe
The delegates are re tired today T There Therevoices l lYOIce
voices an husky and their appearan <
Hk men who AYe
poised
through al alodel arto
OToeaL o deel Yet they My look happy and
con content co cotent content ¬
tent tentDemocracys
tentDemocracys
Democracys big task Is over It has hasannounced hasII8OUftCed hasannounced
announced its principle and Dd selected selectedits seiectpIts aelecteiits
its candidate ftdtdate for f r President Pre tdeat The sessica sessicathat BessIe1that aessleathat
that begun at 7 70I5at 146 last night and tastes lasteiuntil lUt tastesuntil 1 1unut
until 34f 3 this morning was recora recorabreaktog recor recorebreektng < I Ibre
breaktog bre ktnc in almost every respect All Ardas Allas s rd rdas
as the delegates d4 < legtes and
spectators filed uz uzthrough u utbfttqh uthrough
through the doors of Denvers DeIaY 8 beau beautiful be bee beetuul ¬
tiful auditorium with the early light or orthe orthe orthe
the JDOIDIDs morning sun already streaming stream 1 r rthe
against the snowclad tops of ruggz ruggzmountains ruggMJDOUDtatas ruggesmountains
mountains that marked the edge ed < < e of TM TMGreat thGreat the theeflorts <
Great Divide all agreed that theirbeen their theirefforts theIreftorts
efforts eflortsGreet had h A been well spent spentEven apentEYen spentSven
Even those tho e who cbattengpd the right zlgncI rightCoDUDued rightContinued
I Continued on Second Page PageSX25
SX25 125 to Baltimore and Return ReturntSaturoays ReturD8aJl ReturnSaUrrdnys
tSaturoays aad Seadays s via PennsylvaniaRatites Pennsylvania PennsylvaniaRa
Ra Ratites re d Tickets g g84HI good d returning until untl1algiIt untilSmnda
launuay Smnda aight glut Alt Alter regular txates except excepttbj Ixcept1ha zceptthe
the Ceosressteaai LfaaRed LfmftedAdvt ed Advt Advt