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kHUGHES KEEMEKS GAME I OF POLITICS WITH ZI>T Besurrected From Supreme Bench, IKepubliean Candidate Returns to i i ^..o.anf n^litrhf PI ?TIHI appAnuv i/Kw?. f . New York, June 12.?Charles K. j Hughes reentered polities today, ap- i parently with abundant zest. He j reached Xew York early in the day, < established temporay headquarters at, i an uDt.cwn hotel and virtually held ! ~ nparlv niidnisrlit. ] (vjyvrii nuusc uuui . ? w Scores of persons on various missions , flocked to his rooms, mostly, men who j haci known lnm in the days when he ' js campaigning for governor of New j York. Tilfre also were several party i leaders among his callers. Mr. Hughes issued no statement today and expects to issue none until * k form? 11 v notified of his nomina tion. The subcommittee to confer with ^ him as to fixing a date for the cere^ mony probably will wait on him in a few days and until then, it is understood, he will allow his telegram to Chairman Harding of the Republican national convention to stand as his declaration of principles. Although the nominee s plans still! are -undetermined as to (virtually all j the details of the campaign, it is like- j ly that he will remain in (New York I until June 20, when he expects to attend a reunion of the class of '81 of Brown university at Providence, U. I., He probably will remain there for the commencement exercises the next day. By that time it is believed his plans, - - r Vt i C ClimTTIPr so xar as iuc; wuvei u ~???? residence and the chief details of his campaign, will have asiumed a more settled status. Has Changed Wonderfully. ^ To those who knew the nominee as a supreme court justice, there was a marked change in his bearing today. His air of studious reserve apparently left him with the robes of his office. His eye sparkled with enjoyment, he had a hearty hand grasp and a smile for every man he met, and seemed enthusiastic in his welcome of old friends who came to see Tiim. They came in crowds. One man, an old schoolmate "who used to call him Charley," dropped in after an absence of nearly 40 years. Another who said he had not seen him for 15 I years waited an hour in his anteroom to remind the nominee of the days * f Via wnen lie taug-xu a, loiuxc viaoo iii viiv, i Fift>h Avenue Baptist church here, of j which. the caller was a member; "the | class," he said, "that John D. Rocke- ! feller, Jr., taught afterward." Robert Fuller, who was his secre- j ' tary when Hughes was governor, *< f|B9 jfjP^? ifirwiwOT^ii^^wwMBra^ra^iiywiifi nag^ '! 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Wickershani i v.ho quickly denied a report th: * he! ha.l been to Oyster Bay to enlist . >1 Roosevelt's aid in the campa!?u? |T r 1 ^ ? r, m i f t o O - Werner rarson, muumai v . mail from New York; Samuel I- eni?, | Xew York Republican leader; William A. Day, president of t\e Equi-.j table Life Assurance socie'y, and S. S. McClure*. Some Food for T'.oufflit. Although felicitations were numer-j ous there also was serious consideration of campaign plaus. The chief affairs requiring th'? nominee's immediate attention are the selection of 1 3 ? ? ?+ on/1 cr nn a Slim utJiluquai ici o aim uv?-?...s ww t,. mer headquarters for himself. Several party leaders submitted suggestions on all three subjects, all of which took under consideration. The nominee had nothing to say as to whether he" had received a communication from Oyster Bay. ? > J A f*? o f party ieaaers seeiueu tu ci^icc m??. the campaign would be started early. 1 ?Mr. Parsons said that in his opinion the campaign already was on. 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"I have just left Verdun-, but I feel as if I had obtained a leave of absence from heli," was the statement made today by William H. C. Walker ~ " TTT_n Wii Df Bingnam, iviass. waiter uaS UCCU | in France for a year, serving as an I ambulance jclriver for the American ambulance hospital. "What I saw is almost indescribable," he said. "The nearest hospital was 50 miles from the front. iWe would approach the firing line in our ambulances and wait there during artillery bombardments, which lasted for days. You can imagine what that' meant?one continuous roar of shells. I 11 "Then the bombardments would! suddenly stop and there -would be j periods of awful silence. We of the ambulance corps would say to one another, 'Is this war, or what it is?' During the periods of terrible silence I we would be sent out to gather up | the wounded, of whom there were j hundreds. - "The losses at Verdun are almost! inconceivable. 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Professors McMuri f., Commissioner Kendall, o Editor of the Journal of Educ teral Secretary of the Religiou i -Full courses of study will be mts and Principals (2) High S ? (4) Rural School Teachers (E culty has been secured, co s and other States. - - ? ? i i tr - Model School Problems, Kir i methods. County Boards of still in force for all teachers v 1 take the final examination. :s, Out-of-door Plays, Musical ly Conducted Excursions. L< iming Pool, Large Athletic I ccommodations Unexcelled, formation write for Summer i n R JOHNSON Rev. Tom LeKch Dead. Columbia, June 11.?The Rev. Tho-j mas H. L?itch, formerly superintendent of the Oliver Gospel mission, died suddenly at a Columbia hospital last night about 10:30 o'clock. For 30 years Mr. Leitch has been an evangelist of the IMethodist Episcopal church and in tliat capacity has been throughout (Sbuth Carolina and in many sections of the United States Van- VnWb- fn rw?nver and in the South. Mr. Leitch, who "became editor of The Way and Faith about a year ago, succeeding the Rev. James M. Pate, i was born in London, England, in 1S50.! He came to America at the age of 3 years and up until three years ago 1 "had spent a large part of his life in' Charleston. He there became a local i preacher in the Methodist church and was not connected directly with the conference. Mr. Leitch is survived by his wife, | ? a i two daughters, Misses Jennie aau ( May belle Leitch, all of Columbia; a I son, T. W. Leitch in the I'nited States j navy, and two sons in Charleston. W. W. and R. M. Leitch. Mr. Leitch and nis family li-ved at the Oliver Gospel mission, of which he was the active superintendent on coming to Columbia. 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