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The Republican journal., 1912-10-10
County Correspondence.
sMlTHToN {rreedo,n)

SMfTHTON (Freed0m)
Mrs. Georgia Taylor visited ner son, John
Taylor. few days last week. Mr.. ana MRS.
Charles BuzzelI of Albion visited MR.. ana MRS.
M. E. Busher Sept. 2sth.. Mrs. Bessie Har-
vey, who has been visiting friends here, left
for her home in Boston Oct. ISL. MI. NELSON
spent few days in Watervliie iast week..
Quite number from here attended Unity
fair Oct. End. Among them were MRS. Juila
Taylor, Mrs. Florence Wentworth and Miss
Bertha Wentworth. Mrs. Bradstreet of AL
bion is visiting her brother. Otis Harvey.
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When baby suffers with eczema or some
itching skin trouble, use Doan's Ointment.
A little Of it goes a long way and it is safe for
children. Soc. box at all stores.
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on and after Sept. 80, 1912. trains connect
ing at Burnham and Waterville with through
trains Tor and from Bangor Waterville. PORT
land and Boston will run as follows:
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SEaRSMONT.

SEARSMONT.
wv. Skinner returned from his European
trip Sept. 18th =. Mrs H. E. Cobb OF Chicago
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ebenezer Cobb.
-. Mrs. M. S. Tibbetts, who spent the sum-
mer with her mother, Mrs. Mary Bean, has re-
turned to her home in Keene, N. H.. w. G.
Wood, who has been critically i'll, is slowly re-
covering. Mrs. Eta Marden has gone to
Pittsfield for brief visit Mr.. Turner Berry
of Portland and N. D. Quigg of Liberty were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Written last
Saturday, Miss Susie Hanson is at home for
a visit. Mr.. and Mrs. E. P Rowell of Mont
vile were recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs Will
son Written.
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APPLETON,

APPLETON,
Mrs B. F. Dunton of Rockland visited Mrs.
Roseltha Dunton and Mrs. Frank Berry re-
Gently w Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bills and Mrs.
Minnie Wentworth are at home from Portland,
where they had been for the past three
months. .. Russell Proctor has returned from
three months sojourn in Camden, where he
was employed by F. ]. Wiley. George New
hall of Stoneham, Mass, Mrs. Grace Adams
and son Arthur of Winchester, Mass, and Mrs.
Everett Spear of Rockland were recent visit
ors of Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Johnson. Mrs. J.
F. Robinson and brother, Mr.. ]. K Rhoads of
Rock Island, ILL.,, were here Saturday, guests
of Mrs. Louise Keene. Sherman Hazeltine
and uncle, Bradford Davis, of Haverhill,
Mass, were recent visitors in town.. Miss
Rosie Gushee has retur ned to Vassalboro to
resume her studies at Oak Grove seminary.
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i dun causes headache. indigestion,
{, ps asOgSslness. For a mild, opening
/, &c poan's Regulets. 25c. box at
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STANDPOINT.

0AND IFouNl
Mrs. Warren Barrows and son Marley, who
spent the Summer with Fred Blanchard and
family, have returned to their home in West
Newton, Mass. Miss LAVA Blanchard accom-
panied them and will remain there several
weeks. Mrs Olive Merrill returned Tuesday
from a short visit with her daughter in Car
mel, Me IF. F. Perkins spent the weekend
with his family here. .. Mr.. John Brock has
gone to northern Maine, where he is employed
by Mr.. Perkins. :. Mrs, N. C. Partridge went
to Northport Monday for short stay . :. Mr..
George Overlook has been here with his hay
press at work the past week IF F. Perkins
loaded car with hay Friday. -. Mr.. and Mrs.
B. M. Eames left Wednesday for California,
for an indefinite stay. :. Herbert Carley and
Edmund Carley of Bucksport spent Saturday
with friends here 49,. Mr.. Treat of the Bangor
seminary preached here last Sunday after a
vacation of two weeks. Mrs. John Shute of
Bangor visited at the Narrows two days last
week.. Saturday and Sunday were very warm
for the time of year
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Z LOG ON THE TRACK

A., express means serious trouble
-. WI Iemoved, SO does loss of appetite.
1's OF vitality, loss of strength and
"a. ''A'eSs If appetite fails, take Elec-
y, va quickly to overcome the cause by
i. ,'e stomach and curing the indiges-
kep s s,a Hessheimer of Lincoln, Neb.,
asl,s Nv d over three years. but six bottles
b H. ltLers put him right on his feet
iM,s KY NJ nave helped thousands. They
10 es O,Ood, strong nerves, good digestion.
'el's at all druggists,
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NORTH UNITY.

NORTH UNITY.
Mrs. Sarah Snow of Burnham was driving to
Mr.. Grants in Unity last Thursday and on
meeting auto her horse became frightened,
turned around and threw Mrs. Snow out, dis.
locating her shoulder. She was taken to Mr.
Brailey's and her shoulder was set by DR.. c.
M. Whitney. She is unable to be taken to her
home. :. Mrs. Zenas Downs of Swanville is
visiting her niece, Mrs E. H. Stewart, and her
nephew and wife, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Mitch
ell ...M Mrs. Mabel Ulmer of Unity and Mrs.
Grace Blaisdell of Burnham returned last week
from visit with relatives in Pittston, They
visited the children's home in Bath and at
tended the fair in Windsor, enjoying it all
very much. MIR. and Mrs. Ed Small of Lew
iston attended the Unity fair and called on
relatives in Unity and Troy, returning home
Thursday. Mrs M. A. Parkmau was bust
ness caller in Pittsfeld last week. She also
visited her nephew and niece, Mr.. Fri Small
and Mrs Grover Mrs. Arvesta Chace re-
turned to her home in Waterville last Satur-
day. Mr.. and Mrs R. L. johnson and little
daughter of Watervlle are visiting her aunt,
Mrs E. H. Stewart Mrs. Choate of Mont
vile is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Hustus.
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FREEDOM.

FREEDOM.
Mr.. Bonnie Stephenson from Portland called
on friends in the village Oct. LIST The Acad-
envy students and quite large number from
the village attended the Unity fair Oct End
....M Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sampson are visiting
friends in Friendship. Mr.. Albert Cunning
ham was in Belfast Oct LIST on business.
Mrs. Eunice Plummer is very sick. DR.. A. NJ.
Small attends her. Mrs. Eliza E. Vose is in
Burnham visiting her granddaughter, Mrs.
Harry Kenney -. Mr.. Knowles Bangs visited
his son Harry E. Bangs, Esq, in Searsport the
past week. go. Mr.. Horace Ward from East
Thorndike called on his cousin, sEffie M Flye,
Oct. 4th. -. Miss Winifred Dodge was in Ban
gor recently with her friends. Mr.. and Mrs
Dick Farwell. .. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Rowe
were in Bangor Oct 9Th and 9Th on business.
MRS. D. w. Dodge and Mrs. Reuben Sibley
attended the funeral of Mrs. Edward Sibley in
Belfast Sept. 18th. 80. Freedom Congregational
church recently received new coat of paint.
Mr.. Fred N. Flye finished painting the steeple
Oct. 9Th Everything is now in readiness for
the new bell, which was given to the church
by Mrs. Mary H. Robinson. Mrs. Robinson
always deeply interested in the welfare
of the church while living, for it was largely
through the efforts of her father. Henry
Dodge, that the church was built.
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BLANKET LANE, (irOspect.)
The apple crop in town will be below that of
last year. But few of the orchards in town
are kept up The cranberry crop will be an
entire failure in this vicinity. At Hillside farm
the cranberry patch last year produced "a
bushels of very fine cranber1ies. This year
the crop was less than three quarts. As to
the potato crop, some fields will produce a
better yield than last year and others will fall
off one fourth. We think the late, cold, wet
spring had much to do with lessening the
crops. If the heavy frost holds off until Oct.
10th the bean crop will get along all right; if
not, it will surely be failure, which will mean
much to the farmer. The grain crop has not
been up to last year. In town the hay. crop
was great yield and everybody got their hay
in fine order and it will be fine to produce
milk. The salt marshes have all been cut and
the hay well cured. and the hay, the farmers
have learned, is great for young stock and
sheep. A thousand tons of salt hay was cut in
this vicinity and double that amount was left
standing. IA. L. Segar of Searsport has
moved into the house lately occupied by Charles
Towers and owned by H. L. Hopkins. ....
Lawrence & Co. have teams hauling their lum-
Der from the meadow to the station, where
they are loading cars; some for Brewer and
some for Waterville. They employ a large
number of teams. e. A. Young is working
in Frankfort with his team, starting logs to
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VIM. o. Poor & Son, Druggists.
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he is insane from other causes. II
the former is true the man will be
treated either at the station or ST.
Margarets hospital II otherwise. an
insanity commission viii be called in
to consider the mans case with a view
to having him cared for IN a state In
stitution.
! The second issue. or the Christian
Messenger. published by the Indiana
Harbor Christian church and edited by
II. A. Carppnter. the pastor, if of the
press.
! Mr.. J. J. Freeman. THE TIMES repre-
sentative in Indiana Harbor, met with
! a painful accident yesterday after
noon when he slipped and fell. strain
ling the ligaments in his right knee.
He was unable to go to business this
morning, but in on the mend.
Services al the Christian church
Will be held tomorrow as follows:
Sunday school at 10, followed by short
tchurch service. At the evening serv-
iect, "Why ] Believe in Immortality"
II a. Carpenter, preacher.
John Darrell of Grapevine street is
laid up with sore arm.
a surprise party was given last
evening on Miss Gertrude Collier of
First street
The Baptist church will hold serv-
ices tomorrow as usual. Rev. J. E.
Smith pastor sunday school at 9:45
O'Clock. Preaching at IL. regular
evening service. 1870 o'clock
The children Of tie Bapust sunday
school are requested to come out full
strength tomorrow afternoon at )
O'clock TO practice for Rally day. This
will take place on the first Sunday in
October Everybody come.
The people of Indiana Harbor are
urged not to forget that on Sunday
September %. Bishop John H. Vincent
of Chicago win be out 10 preach al
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the Methodist church. both at the
morning and evening services. The
occasion celebrated the first anniver-
sary of dedication day at the church.
It is expected to make the event an
annual affair.
Mr. and Mrs. L. V Mapes Of Grape
vine street left today for a weeks visit
at Mrs. Mapes' old home in Westville.
Illinois.
John Yonl1o has installed a new
Ideal cement machine in his plant at
14oth and Carey streets. Mr.. Yonko
has had wonderful success since start
ing his plant and Is running at full
capacity with many orders ahead.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Claude Smith Of
Hemlock street returned Yesterday
from a weeks lake trip. They visited
Duluth.
Mrs Robert Hacker Of 13Sth street
spent Yesterday in Chicago.
The Round Table win hold its first
meeting of the season next Wednes-
day. 1t viii be presidents DAY and
there will be talks by Mrs. Ansley.
the present president. and by pres
ident, Mrs George H Summers.
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HOBART.

Fred Weaver has accepted the posi-
ton as assistant signal maintainer. fill
ing the vacancy of Robert Holtsberry.
who has left for his home at Van
Vert, O.
Mrs. Emily Sterling returned home
last evening from East Chicago, where
she has been visiting with relatives for
the past few days.
Miss Alvina Krausse has accepted
position as assistant clerk at the local
postofnce
Mrs. r scheddell was a Chicago Wis
itor yesterday.
The House of a Thousand Candles
viii be played at STATIONS Opera
House this evening
Several from here are planning to
attend the first communion services.
which will be held at Turkey Creek
tomorrow Bishop AlIerdiug Of Fort
Wayne will hold conirma tion at that
place on Monday.
Mr. Sivert Of Chicago is here visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Ernest
Sohn
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their appreciation of her. services in
this connection. the company presented
her with handsome silk umbrella
mounted IN sterling silver and de
lightful time was had. The company
included, besides Mr.. and Mrs Barron.
the following Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bail
ey. Mr. and Mrs Thomas Wilson Mr..
and Mrs. l.. Ness, Mr.. aud Mrs. Car
penter, Bremen. Anna Coleman. Ar
baugh, A NJ. Ness y. Wilson, Elizabeth
Luther J. Burns r Bennett. Johnson,
Perry, Swank and Miss Bessie Cole
man.
Mrs. Lesser. apps Magoun avenue, has
opened hrst-class dressmaking estat-
lishment. Your patronage soltcited.-2w
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Mrs. Greer Ellenberger of Fir street
and her mother Mrs. Harper of Des
Moines, Ia. will spend today in Chi
cago. where they viii visit Lincoln
Park
Samuel Wheale and family moved on
Wednesdayto the Miller residence
which Mr.. Wheale purchased some time
ago after selling his place on the lake
front 10 the Inland Steel company. The
lake front residence VIII be occupied
by Charles Potts
Philip Thomas Of Elm street left
Wednesday for the east to be gone
couple of weeks. He will visit rela-
tives during his sojourn there.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fox Of Grape
vine street went to Chicago Thursday
to attend the aviation meet
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Cooksey left
Wednesday evening for Apollo. Pa. TO
attend the funeral Of a relative They
viii be gone a week or two
Mrs Eliza beth Louther of Johns
town, Pa. who has been visiting her
brother and sister-Tn-1aw. Mr. and
Mrs. H. A. Carpenter, viii leave to-
night for her home, via. the PennsyI-
vania. Mrs. Louther stopped in In
diana Harbor on her return trip from
Waterloo, Iowa. and Milwaukee, Wis.
where she had been making a visit
Tomorrow is the fourth Sunday OF
the competition of the Indiana Har-
Dor Christian church Sunday school
with the Whiting Sunday school an6
il is hoped that a large attendance
viii turn out. ;
DR.. Herskovitz of Calumet will to.
day examine into the mental condition
of Joe McClemens, who was picked w
in the Inland yards yesterday morn
ing, and who is believed by the polio,
to be insane. The physicians dag
nosis is required TO ascertain whether
McClemens is suffering from an at
tack of delirum tremens, or whether
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BURNHAM.

Mrs Charley Burnham OF Pullman
spent Thursday afternoon here visiting
friends.
Mrs o. J. Kiersey of Center avenue
was out or town yesterday afternoon.
The following were Hammond shop
Ders Thursday afternoon: Miss Mar
tina Kaczmarowski. Mrs. F. Bigott Mrs.
Fred Fuller, Mrs. G. II. Mills and Mrs.
Floreak ana daughter Rose.
w snyder of Center avenue was an
out-of-town business visitor on Thurs
day
Mrs Powell Of Hegewisch visited her
daughter. Mrs John Patton on Thurs
day.
J. A. Ward Of REYNOLDS stopped off in
Burnham Thursday on business en-
route to Chicago
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Glen and Hos I'd Park.


A. r. Russell of Griffith passed
through here yesterday
Mrs + Randack has returned to Chi
cago after spending a few days with
her parents, air. and Mrs. Jacob Hiney.
The burial OF Mrs. Marshall of Gary
took place here today in the Oak Hill
cemetery. The funeral was largely at
tended
Mrs. Williams and daughter Bessie
of Hosford Park are spending the even
ing at Gary
Nj. and Mrs A. T. Carlson of Toll
lesion We're seen here today
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hiney and son VIII
liam and Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Smith were
out-of-town visitors YESTERDAY
Mr. Forsythe of Hosford Park is a
Gary business visitor today.
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HEGEWISCH

Mrs. Wiley was in Hammond Thurs
day shopping.
Miss Clara Korthaus is spending the
week with friends in Rogers Park.
Mrs Starkweather was a Hammond
business visitor Yesterday
Messrs. sippel and Littman were in
Chicago yesterday.
Mrs voss visited friends in Ham
mond yesterday
Don't forget the I. B. T. dance this
evening
Mrs f. Watts gave a party in honor
of her daughter Virginia's 1st birthday
this afternoon.
Mrs Herman Jordan spent Thursday
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Terri Of
Hammond.
Next Tuesday another meeting will
be held for the purpose Of forming the
Hegewisch Land association
W. c. Cline has accepted a position
with the Western steel Car & Foundry
Co.
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Mrs. NJ Hoffman and daughter,
Agnes. we're Chicago visitor today.
Mrs. b. Teutemaker was a Hammond
visitor today
Mrs. william Gettler visited relatives
IN Hammond Friday.
Miss Marie Fagen was a Hammond
visitor today.
Herman Teutemaker transacted BUSH
ness in Chicago today.
Peter Hoffman was a Chicago visitor
today.
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MERRILLVILLE

Next Wednesday afternoon the La
dies Aid society will give a luncheon
a their hall Every body invited.
Mrs Alice Pierce visited friends at
Valparaiso Friday
Mrs +. f. Clements was a Crown
Point visitor yesterday.
e c. Brewer Of Dyer manager Of the
postal line. was here this week with
his force OF workmen repairing the
lines
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INDIANA HARBOR

First United Presbyterian Church, In
diana Harbor corner l38th and Hem
lock streets.
Rev a. ]. Crooks. pastor.
Services on Sabbath. Sept -. as fol-
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lows.
Bible school at e.45, conducted by
the superintendent william Dobbie
Public worship and sermon at IL a.
m Subject: The Home-It's Relation
to the Church and Community"
Evening services at 1880 p. m
Friends, visitors and strangers are
cordially invited to attend these serv-
ices
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HAMMOND
100000 REWARD

Can you beat it?
It's a good thing.
What is it?
Get busy with oscar
Absolutely fresh lake perch din
ner, 35c; Frog Lake perch dinner.
soc; Lake Superior white Ash dinner.
95c; black bass, 75c: lobster dinner. 75c;
frog legs. Use; squad dinner. SOC; spring
chicken. 75c. Long Island duck. Sc;
frog, fish and chicken dinner. s1.00;
Lake Superior white fish and chicken
dinner, 800; frog leg and black bass.
sl0O. lobster and chicken, $500; fish and
Long Island duck dinner, 500.
OSCAR GOLDSMITH CAFE & BUFFET
Indiana Blvd. and Hath street
Hammond, Ind. Phone Whiting T.
Accomm odations for Private Parties.
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WHITING.

German Evangelical Church of W hit
ing. Indiana boulevard. near 18th st
sunday. Sept %. 1912
Sabbath school al $50 a m.
Preaching at 1880 a. m Subject:
Christ. the Great and Good Samari-
tan"
Young Peoples Alliance Devotional
and preaching services. 7.3O-s:3o a. m.
Thursday. sept 2e. 430 p. M, cate
chetical class; 1870 p. M, quarterly
meeting Of Sunday school workers; s 80
p. m, choir rehearsal
Friday, Sept. o. 1880 p. m. annual
business meeting of y r. A
saturday Sept %. 10 a. m, German
classes.
Eugene G. Fuessle pastor; resi-
dence $50 Indiana boulevard
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Lavender Cigars are pronounced ex
eeptionally good by all smokers
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plymouth Congregational Church.

SITI"HtH CONGREGATIONAL thurch.
Rev II NJ. Webster. pastor.
sunday. Sept. %. 1912.
,. S. Place, Sunday school superin-
tendent
sunday school a 10 m.
Morning worship at II a. m Ser
mon theme. The Future of Religion"
Evening worship at 80 p. m Ser
mon theme: The Pillar OF Cloud and
Of Fire"
You will receive a hearty welcome
by church and pastor if you come to
any Of these services
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of Fire"
You will receive a hearty welcome
by church and pastor if you come to
any Of these services.
The Whiting friends of Mrs. John
Fischrupp and Mrs Emil Volkman. both
OF this city. viii be sorry to learn of
the death of their mother, Mrs John
Zarndt of 52S Michigan avenue. Ham
mond. The funeral will be held tomor-
row afternoon, at 2 o'clock, when serv-
ices win be preached at the German
Lutheran church by Rev. Theodore
Claus. Interment will be at Concor-
/ dia cemetery. Hammond
Mr.. and Mrs. Hillard Moser OF Los
Antsville. Ind. were called here by the
death OF the latter's mother. Mrs. John
Goebel.
The L Q. T. NJ held memorial serv-
ices on Wednesday night at their regu-
lar meeting in honor Of their late mem
| Der. Mrs. Ellen Mccarthy
The Ladies' Aid society Of the NJ E.
church will have a clearance sale on
oct 4th and 5th.
Miss Helen B. Mattern entertained
a party of friends al her home in DIV
er street on Thursday night.
Henry Boga rduS of Whiting had the
Red Cross degree conferred upon him
at a meeting of the Hammond Com
mandery Of Masons held this week
Edgar Bogardus of Chicago father Of
Henry Bogardus. presided as prelate.
on Oct 18th Mr.. Bogardus, Jr., will re-
ceive the order of the Temple Mr..
Bogardus. ST.. who is a past eminent
commander of a Chicago Commandery,
and number of the officers TO which
Commandery he belongs. viii ofhciste
in Hammond again on oct Eth
Herman Trowe of Fischrupp avenue.
who is in St Bernard's hospital in
Chicago suffering with a relapse of
typhoid fever, is getting along very
nicely.
The work on the new Slavish church
is being rushed the building now be-
ing ready for the plasterers-
Mike and Fred Harr are entertaining
their father from Michigan
Andrew Herman OF Cleveland is hers
visiting with relatives
Mrs. william Harper Of Laporte av-
enue is al Union Mills. Ind. where she
was called by the serious illness of her
mother
Mrs. Charles Reed of Clark street
who has been very i'll for the past
week. Is much better Mrs. Reed has
recently adopted a little baby the or
deal has been a hard one.
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HARMON MAKES A "MASH"
ON PRETTY PHOTOGRAPHERS

WASHINGTON. April 2.-Governor
Harmon was canned by a moving
picture man and made a mash" on a
pretty Washington girl at the capitol
yesterday. The moving-picture men,
with machines primed, stood north Of
the east approach to the capitol. Gov
ernor Harmon, accompanied by Adj
jutant-G General Weybrecht and Col
onel Castrow, of Ohio, descended the
marble stairway to the ground. where
he and his party tarried for the first
picture.
Would you stand just a minute for
a picture?" said Miss Helene Hoffa,
who was with the photographers. I'VE
want a likeness of the next Presi-
dent"
That's all right" said Mr.. Harmon.
I'VE will dc anything you say. But
how about you being the background?
That would help the picture"
mot just now" declared the young
lady, tripping back to the camera
''but l~ater-maybe."
Miss Hoffa stood in the background
for the last picture, but Governor
Harmon did not see her, as she was
behind him.