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REED TO flIGHT FOR PLACE AT CONVENTION Miss04 ' Senator Rejected by State Convention But Restored by Dfistriet TIO HEAR GEOltGIA FlIGT Democratic National Committee Will Meet Friday to Settle Questions. San Francisco. June 20.-- A contest over tlt seating of United States Senator Jamei A. Reed, of Missouri, as delegate, and recommendations for a complete change in party law so as to estabish (lefin itely the status of women in the party organization probably will conie before the Demo cratie national (onimittee at its meet ing here next Friday preparatory to the national convention, party execu tives said tr"!4y. / r r. -.. .--.. .. -2 em. -A * , o h ( IInier I and 7:ip -lonS irl " Ii Il t , u \\ llr It also was announced that Attor ney General Palmer would leav Washington for San Francisco to morrow and that United States Sen ator Carter Glass, prospective chair manl of the convention lesoludion committee, will be her- Wednesda; y Governor Edward I. Edwards, (if Nev .Jersey, is expected to arrive Fridal or3 Saturday. The Reed contest possibility 'level oped today when it was learned th senator had been restored as a .iek gate at a convention of .fth Mis souri congressional district delegate yesterday after his name had bee thrown out and his place declared va cant by a state convention. Th <question is one of jurisdiction h tween the statcaind district converi tions. ''remendous Importance. Senator Reed's altagonlism to ce: ain policies of the admin ist ratio will make any contest m hiY case on -like drink CRUS .:a brece 4off the %, ater :.* i un -likade~r Q ' o dr i n-li .bl e n f hc~ de g it t.r ! nt. ein i ni \ r .....-....... -.'1 4 i' in's' b I~rt . . i - r Ji \ Ib t.- o - OL tremendous importance, accordin 3 to leadcrs here. - There are thirty-six delegatt - from Missouri. Until yesterday the only contest i view wits that involving the twelt' eight. Georgia delegates, whose a herence is claimed both by Attorne General Palmer andl by the faction < the party headed by United Stat( - Senator loke Smith by in ited Stat( Senator Iloke Smith and Tom Wa - son. Oi the result of this contes - will also depend the right of (l ; llowell, olft memilber inl point < I service on] thel inational .commliittele I - bc renailled to that post. llowell L for Pialmer. The Smlith-WatsnIll fa, - tion is advalecing W. (. Vvereen. wi - Was 1aitId oI the icoliIttef. by State convention which Was holted I tihe Palmer adheretnts who Ilnaintaint1 that Howell slouhl continue. Mlay Act as Onlt n Counsel It wvas poinitod (tut that Attoirnii General 'almner. Who is :1 inm1erl the national co mmlittee. could at : his owN1 coulsel in this colnt..-t if I cared to do so. ei r lcl-me ation s to sttali: I nit ey t hY e status of4 wIIIIenI inl t l y. .N:atioial ''hairmin 1 iou i n -. ' ill mlings, Vi'.e-ChairmIlan .1 Hru. Kremer, National Treasurcr \\'. \ .larsh, of lowa. and National ( - ini teeman Norman 1. .\h ok. ..f N York, headed I party whih l if(o i the acolistics of tihll muncipa11:11 am toriurn yeteray Tochty the \,I,. lloxledreld tile test had heen :uii' Il ill vel'y way and that :li1nung ators Similar to4 those it t ni Chicltro convention would bli used f rl) t:s and r routinle in tf till impll rvted Natlutic- 1e 1 ailitoriumi has bween prepiarefd for. I ".on1ventionl, thi y del lr"d the fr n tI'veches cpul lit- hoard w t o t ; Contest from (Oregon P'ortland, ()re., .111n1v 20. Thlere u bet i a contlist inl thll. (Ire4 .rtw to thel De-mocratic Nattifonai ( !Iuem it hieranw known tda . . }. schu tIllien, l If o I I . re I { ~d claims for the h I t w h T. .ablwin. if Khunath ! . -.ceted. 8~~~~~~ ~ ~ ~ 1.1i ilvl lI ,i1!:i 1 t hat he rill t l I p m:.a he hfth highelt v I( for . with ul. to b -hted T env th (if B:Ihdwin. hit conti nI&J. t 1,14 honl toi thil hi, The. Ien, I I I N4 1 rati Staint cGnttikeh t d i I I Ile t xI 1(-(:1 .\ HI; l' :i \ Ix w 'it .II, le \\1l. -li . I t l - e iC t 9 ifI : - ! g 'and a few minutes later resumed his Iconversation. le did not throw any 's new light upoln events ittendilgj the Sonora revolt. "Mexico faces two problems at '- present," he sid. "These are the leg I- islative and military problems. Mexi y (o is Iore comnpletely pacified nowy of than during the time liiaz. Villa s whose stattus is that of a1 mere bandit s is not :a military problem. Airplane1 -are beving sent to loaeVilha, win, t, pursued relentlessl y, will sn he elini k inated." D[MOCRATIC C.UB ROIL 0 NO)T ICE lIS IIEI -1 b.:i (; I\' E N . 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The Books of 1-:nn-lbnent shall b"i opiienl by the .;un-tary f Lach Chlb. or by the (enr-olhnnlt., juO.t w- fm ll nt as 0 the books are recived. : I E.I eh applisn I 'm0t1o enoiniI t i al. r s mVA 1 1ers n.)r(1u1i the ( 11ub rol.1 his- til .11n1,4an illmosdiately. th..reaftc. -r 1 age. occulpat aln :111 w. Im 4-i s It , ilt dress; if th liai ine I, h I.- te- w secrtary Shall write thi an- bf mII neath w te :ignaturv f .h. app lit. In1 the event if the ab -fths. - apptb'art tio wr'i h.' m: e . his I. witness.-<l by t i. 'll., 1' . .%S For Con7s7 T Hlit poison of ion distinctive and harni bldy thani perhaps anly ('1r1, system) ftCe of thesc daily 1movceents. N1ulot woris oi an enti Without forcing mr ir'ritl food waste. This enal muiniscics in the intelstin Cxpanding in their noon1,111 the foW)d waste alion and It is absolutelv pleak.;Isan11t to4 take. Irx it. 0 1 .. ..... as Cluxkn ork utot SDoXYouYWa *1*01 AVERY LU Gaas Li i 6 i ~ h r~ - rson then havinig the cistoIy 'here Thie last Tule (!aI in .11uly shall bm list dy of erllme nt wit.h - three d ays th elia rter vIh .Cre. ry shall tranlsioit th1. o -M d roll the( Counlty ('harmanl. II rder t( v. i, l .u . --.i u ry Ote-r inust1 r1-1 o The old1 1 ' .i 1114t lot- ut, 1. and thosw .)v not all b disqualified fri l -: Ip -1n in1 thil prh ar.i Thw IExecut i% 4, .;Aitt..y ithinl its p i r I -1 at Ion jpall (.hfi t 11ire k' I Liful 01 0. I i thc Ile r cau. Kei ep l l\ Iting, it S Olte s th f i, u I01ER,0 ~ta ome?~ ; 1 ; MBL1~ CO. ~. . e 'I rI'