WHAT HAS BECOME OF IKE WARD?

_To the Editor of the Daily Gazette._

SIR,--My attention has been drawn to an attack made by

Captain GRICE-HUTCHINSON on a very respectable member of the

National Society of Amalgamated Brassworkers, Mr. IKE WARD.

In your yesterday's issue Captain GRICE-HUTCHINSON is

reported to have said: "The last authentic account he had of Mr.

IKE WARD was that he was 'bones' in some nigger troupe on

the sands of Scarborough." Mr. WARD has been for some time

engaged as an organiser, and is a member of the Executive of the

Railway Workers' Union, has never been in a nigger troupe on the sands

of Scarborough or anywhere else.

As the statement is calculated to damage the reputation of my friend

Mr. WARD, I am sure that the candidate for Aston will at

once either give his authority for the damaging statement or withdraw

the aspersions on the character of a respected labour leader.--Yours

faithfully,

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