William H. Wilcox, Republican national chairman, motored three hours through the rain and mud from Great Neck to Bridgchampton late today to confer with Charles E. Hughes on certain phases of the transcontinental trip on which Mr. Hughes will start August 9.
Heavy rain fell here all day. Mr. Hughes remained indoors, missing his usual Sunday church service.
It was announced that Mr. Hughes had received a letter, pledging support from Chauncey F. Overfield, of Salt Lake City, former treasurer of the Democratic State Committee of Utah.
BRITISH DRIVE FORWARD ON SEVEN-MILE FRONT
General Sir Pertal Singh, leader of Indian forces fighting for allies, with his son and the Rajah of Huliam. Left to right: Rajah of Huliam, Lieutenant-General Sir Pertal Singh, and his son, Sir Pertal Singh is one of Britain's most loyal colonial sons. He is an Indian of highest birth, and is in command of the Indian forces fighting for the allies on the western front. His son is also fighting on the western front. The Rajah of Huliam commands a body of Indian troops fighting for the allies. India has sent thousands of troops to the front to help the allies win their battles.  Indian troops came fully equipped ready for action.
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