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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-04

AKEE,~ FURNISHED ROOM WITH
.pririlege of light housekeeping. ITO
East Franklin Street.
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FOR RENT, TO GENTLEMEN. A
fiat; four bed rooms, two smokers,
private bath; new house; absolutely
modern. 230o Park Avenue. Phone
Madison 40O-J.
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FOR RENT, NICE THREN-ROoM
fiat, with large porch. bath and tele-
phone: on Chimborazo Park Apply
250S East Broad Street.
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FOR RENT. FLAT OF FOUR ROOMS:
second floor. convenient to bath. 307
Poe Street, Barton Heights.
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rents. R1cHEsoN & CRUTCHFIELD.
WANTED, WINDOW AND GENERAL
housecleaning. carpet and mating
laying. floor staining VIM. NJ. JOHN
son. 1903 n. First St Monroe 1920.
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FOR RENT, FURNISHED HOUSE
keeping apartment; four rooms; prl-
vate bath; hot water heat; hrst hoor;
references exchanged. Apply 113
North Morris Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-04

WANTED. A FLAT OF THREE OR
four rooms by couple: no children;
state terms. Address 4s, care
Times-Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-04

WANTED, BoARDERs FOR NICE.
large front room; gentlemen pre-
ferred Apply 719 West Main Street.
Phone Madison 7924-J.
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SCHOOLS.

WANTED. PUPILS IN SHORTHAND
and typewriting for session COM
inencing September .. For terms
and particulars. apply at RICH
Room ~, Chamber of Commerce
Building. MISS POYTHRESS. Prin-
cipal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-04

FRESH COWS FOR SALE MONDAY.
Apply 100 North Eighteenth Street.
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ROOM AND BOARD ON WEST GRACE
Street for two young men or couple;
hot water heat. all modern convent
ences, Address j So, care Tinles-
Dispatch. !,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-04

WANTED, GOOD YOUNG DRIVING
ALWAYS READ AMOS & PONDER
TIERS Ad. in Want AID. Column for
a home or investment.
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FOR RENT. FLAT OF -FOUR ROOMS;
second floor; centrally located; por-
celain bath; hot water; latrobe heat
in one room. Phone Madison 2291-I.
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scHAAF's DIAMOND SPECIAL.

sa2.5o-A SPECIAL LOT OF SIX
rings that are white, brilliant and
big values. See what we have be-
fore you buy SCHAAF'S, 426 East
Broad at Fifth.
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WANTED, TWO YOUNG MEN OR
married couple to board in private
family; on West Avenue. Phone
E4 Madison 1900,
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FOR RENT. UNEXP1RED LEASE ON
fiat of seven rooms: best avenue in
Barton Heights: reasonable rent. Inn
mediate possession. Address D 10,
care Times Dispatch
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4OS EAST MAIN; GOOD ROOMS. WITH
board: moderate prices to young
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BOARDERS FOR NICE. LARGE;
rooms; also table boarders. Apply
2O9 East Grace.
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FOR RENT, SECOND FLAT. FIVE
rooms. j South Belvidere Street. APP
ply 1922 Taylor Street.
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FOR SALE, FAST. STYLISH HAMIL-
tonian driving horse, runabout and
harness, or will sell horse alone. Call
Madison 20h2-L
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WANTED, AT ONCE. REFINED, Gull
tivated young lady to share room;
ily; references exchanged. Phone
Madison 473d.
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Cockrels for sale; choice birds; sat
isfaction guaranteed. w. y. VAR
PROTIGH Clan Allen Va
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WE HAVE A REMEDY FOR PERNIA-
guaranteed. 215 North Fifth Street
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EITHER TWO YOUNG LADIES OR
gentlemen to board in private fam
lily on Chestnut Hill Phone Mad.
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GOOD ROOMS AND GOOD BOARD. 2o1
E Main St. Transients $1.5O day.

WILL TAKE BOY FROM TEN TO
fifteen years TO board in private fam
lily, from the country, attending
school. Address G 3SS, care Times
Dispatch.
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FOR RENT, FIvE-RooM FLAT; BATH
and telephone. Apply 30S Arch
Street CANDLES Hill.
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FOR RENT, ELEGANT NEW FIVE
room fiat; all modern convenienees;
SIS to parties without small chill
8 dren I'll York Street, Barton
Heights,
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WANTED, TWIN BABY CARRIAGE.
Address ] 10, care Times-Dispatch.
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WINE OF CARDUI. 75C THE BOTTLE.
at SCOTS OLD MARKET DRUG
STORE. for this week only. When
right la
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-04

ORIGINAL ANTIQUE FURNITURE
furniture repaired. polished and
packed: upholstering. etc. T. N
ARNALL. ais Brook Avenue. Phone
Madison 6277.
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NICE HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENT
of five rooms, bath and pantry. col
e. Main Street
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THOSE PRETTY HAIR PUFFS,
swltches: coronet switches made
from your own comblnss or cut halr.
Charges very moderate. PA North
Fifth Street. siass
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COMPELLED TO SELL AT ONCE MY
entire loft of pigmy pouter pigeons,
high-class birds, birds that have won
at leading shows; others bred from
winners; will sell odd birds, pairs
or entire loft cheap; whites, blues
and blacks. j. ANTHONY, 346 Main
Street, Norfolk, Va.
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WITH BOARD, WANTED
for large front room; also single
rooms, Sconnecting, furnished or I'M
furnished, on second and third floors,
best references given. Address Il 161,
care Dispatch.
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WE SELL BUSINESS ENTERPRISES
quickly and privately We are spe-
clalists In business selling. If you
want to buy or sell a business. see
us. VIRGINIA INDUSTRIAL CO.,
llO2 East Main Street
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'RIIRTIiOifT'

A. v. BRODIE. 10 EAST MAIN: 25
years experiences; II years in Rich
mond in the cleaning and pressing
business; prompt automobile deliv-
cry Phone $500
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ANTIQUES

ANTIQUES IN THE ROUGH. X.
BEARD has removed to No. IL West
Main, and has some nice pieces; still
selling at summer prices.
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WANTED. ONE OR TWO GENTLE-
men FOR a large, bright room, fur
nished; southern EXPOSURE; conven-
lent to bath and phone; good table
board. also table boarders. Address
sos West Grace Street.
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Boarding.


MRS. CHARLES *. BOWERS. lis
East Franklin; handsomely appointed
rooms. with board; large, well-ven-
tilated dining room. opening on Sec
ond Street; meals by day or week.
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1907 EAST CARY. STREET. WE
paint smokestacks: we guarantee all
work; we stop all leaks. Phone
Madison 65Sn-I
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LADIES. YOUR HAIR.

rs YOU HAIR FALLING OUT? HAVE
YOU dandruff? We have remedy
Guaranteed. It makes the hair soft
and glossy. GA North Fifth. Street.
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-09-24
Legislatiye and County officers:

Legislative and County officers:
In Witness Whereof, We have
hereunto set our hands, and caused
to be affixed hereto, the seal OF the
Circuit Court. for the County OF
Charlevoix, this 14th day of Sep
TENDER, A. ID. 1910.
G. Ellsworth Dutton,
George A. Houghton,
Merritt B. Miller,
Board of County Canvassers
Charlevoix County.
Attest:
Daniel S. Payton.
Clerk of Said Board.
STATE OF MICHIGAN,
County of Charlevox,
We hereby certify. that pc fore
going is a correct transcript of the
statement of the Board Of County
Canvassers, of the County of Charlie
voix, of the votes given in such
County for the offices named in said
statement and for the names of Cam
didatesl designated therein, at the
Primary Election held on the sixth
day of September, 1910, so far as it
relates to the votes cast for said
candidates, as appears from the
original statement on file In the
Office of the County Clerk.
In Witness Whereof, We have
hereunto set our hands and affixed
the seal of the Circuit Court, for the
County of Charlevoix, this 18th day
of September, in the year one
thousand nine hundred ten.
Daniel s. Payton.
County Clerk.
G.. Ellsworth Dutton,
Chairman of the Board of County
Canvassers.
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-09-24
County Labor

Charlevoix County Labor
party for DRAIN SOMMIS-
SIONER was two ......... ..i
and they were given for the
following named persons:
Ed. Torch, received one. 49,.
Joe HOWE, received one. -.
The whole number of votes CIV
en- for the candidate of the
Charlevotx County Labor
party for CORONER was four
and they were given for the
following named persons:
w. H. Marshall, received one.
F. Wilkinson, received one -.
DR.. Boise, received one. ......
DR.. Tew, received one. ......
The whole number of votes CIV
en- for the candidate of the
CharlevOix County Labor
party for COUNTY SURVEY
or was four .............
oha thCy WOiC 6iFCh LII thO
following named persons:
Ed. Lorch, received one. -.
Roy Kock, received one. -.
Earnest A. Robinson, received
two ...r. ...........
STATE OF MICHIGAN, !
County of Charlevoix, 90
We Hereby Certify that the fore
going is correct statement of thu
votes cast in said County of Charlie
voix and State of Michigan, at tn
General Primary Election held OF
Tuesday. the 9Th day of September
A. ID. 1910.
For the nomination of the candi
dates of the several political partie
for the Offices of United States Sen
ator, Governor and Lieutenant
Governor, and for Congressional
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-09-24
and they were given for the

A. Burton Nicholas, Jr. received
four hundred ninety-four. 494
Arthur G.. Urquhart, received
three hundred ninety-five. 395
The whole number of votes CIV
en- for the candidate of the
Republican party for CIR
CUT COURT COMMISSION
Err was twenty-nine. ...... 29
and they were given for the
following named persons:
A. ]. Stroud, received, one. 80.
L. Call, received one. ........ ]
j. E. Converse, received one.
Joe Shaw, received, one. ]
II. E. Boise, received one. 49,. ]
Ruegsegger, received one.
d. H. Fitch, received one. 80.
w. H. White, received. ......
Louis c.. Burrow, received one.
arthur G. Urquhart, received
| tWO -
e. H. Shepard, received one..
w. w. Niles, received one. .....
S. B. Chase, received three.
Erwin A. Ruegsegger, received
| SeNeu
e. A. Ruegsegger, received six
The whole number of votes CIV
en- for the candidate of the
Republican party for COR
ONER was eleven hundred
thirty,eight ............. .ll3s
and they were given for the
following named persons:
Allan M. Wilkinson, received
eleven hundred. HOO
G. w. Moorehouse, received
one' .......... 49,.
Guy Conkel, received one. -.
William H. Marshall, received
LuTee
c. ]. Wilson, received one. -.
B. Conkel, received one.
w. H. Marshall, received
one
Ellwood Tew, received three.
G. c. Conkel, received two. -.
Doc. Theland, received one. =.
Levi Lewis, received four.
]. S. Dilworth, received one.
E. c. Chew, received one.
John Smith, received two.
r. B. Armstrong, received nine
G. w. Crouter, received one...
Henry Black, received one. -.
DR.. Marshall, received one -.
Fl. E. Boice, received one. -.
w. w. Niles, received one. -.
Charles Sweet, received one...
The whole number of votes CIV
en- for the candidate of the
Republican party for COUN-
TY SURVEYOR was eleven
hundred fifty-eight. $3.50. 116s
and they were given for the
following named persons:
Earnest A. Robinson, received
! eleven hundred fifty-eight. Il Los
The whole number of votes CIV
en- for the candidate of the
Republican party for DRAIN
COMMISSIONERS was ten
hundred twenty-three. 1923
and they were given for the
following named persons:
William L. Cowan, received ten
hundred Iwenty-three. .102a
The whole number of votes cast
upon the Democratic ticket
for the Democratic nominal
ton for the office of UNITED
/ STATES SENATOR was one.
and it was the following
named person:
John T. Winship, received one.
| The whole number Of votes CIV
en- for the candidate of the
Democratic party for Gov
ERNOR was fifty-eight. $3.50. 5s
and they were given for the
following named person:
Lawton T. Hemans, received
fifty-eight ............... 90
The whole number Of votes CIV
en- for the candidate of the
Democratic party for STATE
SENATOR was one. $500.
and it was given for the fol-
lowing named person:
William j. Lewis, received one
The whole number of votes CIV
en- for the candidate of the
Democratic party for SHER-
IFF was one. ............ ]
and 1t was given for the fol-
lowing named person:
Heaton, received one. $3.50. ]
The whole number of votes CIV
I
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-09-24
Luren B. Dickinson, received


en- for the candidate of the
Prohibition party for STATE
SENATOR was one. ......
and 1t was given for the fol-
lowing named person:
William A. Taylor. received one
The whole number of votes CIV
en- for the candidate OF the
Prohibition party for SHEER
IFF was three. ...........
and they were given for the
following named persons:
William j. Weikel, received
ltWo
Robinson, received one. 80.
The whole number of votes CIV
en- for the candidate of the
Prohibition party for COUN-
TY CLERK was three. -.
and they were given for the
following named persons:
William ]. Mears, received one
{ Payton, received one. ......
Wallace Cowley, received one..
The whole number of votes CIV
en- for the candidate of the
Prohibition party for COUN-
TY TREASURER was one.
and it was given for the fol-
lowing named person:
Richard Lewis, received one.
The whole number of votes CIV
en- for the candidate of the
Prohibition party for REGIS
TER OF DEEDS was two. -.
and they were given for the
following named persons:
William N. Boyle, received one
Emrey, received one. ........
The whole number of votes CIV
en- for the candidate of the
Prohibition party for PROSE-
CUTTING ATTORNEY was
| OHe
and 1t was given for the fol-
lowing named person.:
Arthur G. Urquhart, received
one
The whole number of votes CIV
en- for the candidate of the
Prohibition party for DRAIN
! COMMISSIONER was one. :.
and it was given for the fol-
lowing named person:
vii liam L. Cowan, received
one
The whole number of votes CIV
en- for the candidate of the
Prohibition party for COR
ONER was one. $500.
and it was given for the fol-
lowing named person:
Allan M. Wilkinson, received
| VIC
The whole number of votes CIV
en- for the candidate of the
Prohibition party for COUN-
TY SURVEYOR was one. -.
and it was given for the fol-
lowing named person:
Earnest A. Robinson, received
| one
The whole number of votes CIV
en- for the candidate of the
Socialist party for UNITED
STATES SENATOR was
eight
and they were given for the
following named persons:
Charles Erb, received seven.
Charles Z. Townsend, received
| one ,,.,..
The whole number of votes CIV
en- for the candidate of the
Socialist party for GOVERN
OR was thirty-four ....,,
and they were given for the
following named person;
Joseph Warnock, received
thirty-four ..............
! The whole number of votes CIV
en- for the candidate of the
Socialist party for LIEUTEN-
ANT GOVERNOR was three
and they were given for the
following named persons:
Benjamin V, Lorenzo, received
Benjamin T. Lorenzo, received
| one
The whole number of votes CIV
en- for the candidate of the
Socialist party for REPRE-
SENTATIVE IN CONGRESS
was thirty-six ..,.........
and they were given for the
following named person;
Raymond Bentley, received
thirty-six ...........,..
The whole number of votes CIV
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-09-24

and they were given Tor the
following named person:
William H. Cook, received
tHM ty-uVe Do
The whole number Of votes CIV
en- for the candidate of the
Socialist party for COUNTY
CLERK was thrity-three. -. 3;
and they were given for the
following named person:
William Hart, received thirty
three .'...'.... %
The whole number of votes CIV
en- for the candidate of the
Socialist party for COUNTY
TREASURER was thirty
TOUR 81
1 and they were given for the
following named person:
Fred H. Thomas, received
thirty-four ............... g
B The whole number of votes CIV
en- for the candidate of the
Socialist party for REGIS
1 TER OF DECIDE was thirty 81
1 and they were given for the
l following named person:
James B. Painter, received
thirty o
The whole number of votes CIV
I en- for the candidate of the
Socialist party tor PROSECUT-
ING ATTORNEY was thirty
1 InICC
and they were given for the
following named person:
. Ira G. Mosher, received thirty
tHIcc %
The whole number of votes CIV
en- for the candidate of the
I Socialist party for DRAIN
I COMMISSIONER was thirty
tHree ........ d
and they were given for the
following named person:
Issac s. Webster, received
thirty-tliree .............. 3
The whole number of votes CIV
en- for the candidates of the
Socialist Party for CORONER
was fifty-four. ............ s.
and they were given for the
following named persons:
Louis c.. Barrow, received
I twenty-eight ............. q
~
six =. y
The whole number of votes CIV
1 en- for the candidate of the
Socialist party for COUNTY
SURVEYOR was thirty-five. 8
and they were given for the
I following named person.
David c. Nettleton, received
thirty-five 3
The whole number of votes CIV
1 en- for the candidate of the
Charlevoix County Labor
party for REPRESENTA-
TIVE IN THE LEGISLAT-
l URE was forty-three. ...... 4
and they were given to the
following named person:
William r. McCuistion, received
1 IOTIy-CuTeS "A T.
The whole number of votes CIV
en- for the candidate of the
Charlevoix County Labor
party for SHERIFF was
3 thirty-eight .............. g.
and they were given to the
following named person:
2 Frank d. Thompson, received
thirty-eight ...,.......... 8
/, The whole number of votes Civ.
en- for the candidate of the
Charlevoix County Labor
party for COUNTY CLERK
4 was thirty-eight .......... 81
and they were given to the
following named person:
Ezekiel G. Chew received
4 thirty-eight .............. 81
The whole number of votes CIV
en- for the candidate of the
Charlevoix County Labor
. party for COUNTY TREAS
URER was four .........,
and they were given for the
following named persons:
D e. w. Morehouse, received one
William Gallagher, received one
I Richard Lewis, received one..
William d. Gallagher, received
one
The whole numhar of untas Civ
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-09-24
,CanvasserS'
Statement
OFFICIAL

In said county, on lueSudy, the siAen
day of September. in the year one
thousand nine hundred ten:
The whole number of votes
cast upon the Republican
ticket for the Republican
nomination for the Office of
UNITED STATES SENATOR
was fourteen hundred two. 1902
and they were given for the
following named persons:
Charles e. Townsend, received
eight hundred sixteen. -. SIG
julius C. Burrows, received
five hundred eighty-six. -. 5S6
The whole number of votes CIV
en- for the candidates of the
Republican party for Gov
ERNOR was fourteen humid
red seventy-two. .l47Z
and they were given for the
following named persons:
Patrick H. Kelley received
FIVE hundred thrity-nine. -. $50
Chase S. Osborn, received five
hundred seven ........... 5O1
Amos S. Musselman, received
four hundred twenty-six. 426
The whole number of votes CIV
en- for the candidate of the
Republican party for LIEU
TENANT GOVERNOR was
thirteen hundred eight. -. 1908
and they were given for the
following named persons:
Luron d. Dickinson, received
five hundred ............. 500
Nelson c. Rice, received three
hundred sixty-nine. ....... 369
John @. Ross, received four
hundred thirty-nine. 49,. 439
The whole number of votes CIV
en- for the candidate Of the
Republican party for REP d.
RESENTATIVE in Congress
was eleven hundred ninety
seven ivy
and they were given for the
following named persons:
Francis H. Dodds received
eleven hundred ninety-seven. 1897
The whole number of votes CIV
en- for the candidate of the
Republican party for STATE
SENATOR was twelve hun
drad pinatv-four 1894
and they were given for the
following named persons:
Frank D. Scott, received nine
hundred four .............. 9O4
James Il. Morrice, received
three hundred ninety. 49,. $50
The whole number of votes CIV
en- for the candidate of the
Republican party for REP
RESENTATIVE IN STATE
LEGISLATURE, Charlevoix
District was eleven hundred
ninety-eight ........... IDS
and they were given for the
following named persons:
William J. Pearson, received
eleven hundred ninety-eight. 1893
The whole number of votes CIV
en- for the candidate of the
Republican party for SHEER
IFF was fifteen hundred. 1900
and they were given for the
following named persons:
Timothy A. Heaton, received
four hundred forty-two. -. 442
Ford P. Robbins, received five
hundred ninety-five. ....... sos
William j. Weika, received
four hundred sixty-three. -. 463
The whole number of votes CIV
en- for the candidate of the
Republican party for COUN-
TY CLERK was fourteen
hundred fifty 49,. .1460
and they were given for the
following named persons:
Daniel S. Payton, received nine
hundred thirty-one. $3.50. 931
William j. Mears, received five
hundred nineteen ......... SIC
The whole number of votes Civ.
en- for the candidate of the
Republican party for COUN-
TY TREASURER was twelve
hundred seventy-four 1874
and they were given for the
following named persons:
Richard Lewis, received twelve
hundred seventy-four .....1274
The whole number of votes CIV
en- for the candidate of the
Republican party for REGIS
TER OF DEEDS was thirteen
hundred ninety-one. 1891
and they were given for the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-11
AUTOS FOR VISITORS
Hundred Members of Ameri-
can Iron and Steel In
stitute Expected.

At least two dozen automobiles from
Gary, Hammond and Indiana Harbor
have been secured by property agent
Captain H. S. Norton Of the Gary Land
company to be used October 18th in
taking the members of American Iron
and Steel Institute who are in session
in New York at the present time and
who will be in Gary on that date for
sight-seinf trip There will be up
wards of hundred members who
will visit the Gary steel mills. They
viii spend part of the day in going
through the steel mills after which
they will be taken over the city under
the direction of Captain Norton.
The Institute is now showing moving
pictures of the Gary steel mills which
was told exclusively in last nights
TIMES.