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Address of Savof.

SOFIA, Jan. 7s--General SaNoff. con-
msnder in chief OF the Bulgarian ARM.
today addressed tho following Communal
cauon 10 the men under his command
From the course taken by the peace
negotiations II becomes evident that tho
enemy is unwilling to yield an inch o,
the territory conquered b. our victorious
arms.
These Turks wish. by stroke OF the
1en- 20 destroy all that you and your
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Flying Albanian Flag.

LONDON. Jan. 2a.-The Times SAVE =
report IS current that San Guiovanni de-
Medue wns reoccupied by troops OF the
Scutarl garrison while the Monteuerrins
were celebrating The orthodox new yea-
and that the Scutar7 commander No
longeT mes The Turkish, but only the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-30
Factional Fight.

patches report a bloody conflict at Tcs,a
lsIla between the adherents o. the lste
Nazin Pssha and supporters OF the Young
5urss' II aiso is reported that Abuk.
Pasha. who is known as syrnna,b,,a-
OF Nazim's, !s marching on Constantioo-
pie with the fourth army corps These
reports nave not been confirmed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-30
State Humiliated.

New York state app-e,,.,. =.
heroes and feels humiliatsd a,
spcctacl which this cssc ,-..
New York state aiso re,ns..,. ns.s,, !,
laws and seeks TO enforce ths-
spirit Of equality to ali.
! trust this brief ststsncn, =, a..
facts VIII show you how az ~ ~
have been Your views, how nu,s,..o
your sympathy and how mis5irs,,1
Your criticism. io84
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-30
Will Vote SATURDAY..

WASHINGTON Jan. 2o.-The house
judiciary committee today voted unani-
mously TO dispose OF the woTkmen's com
pensa tlon and employers liability act
next Saturday. The measure has passed
the senate
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-30
Mooney Released on Bond.

LEANENWORTH, Kan, Jan. 20
labor leaders convicted in the "dyna-
mite conspiracy" trial. was released on
bond today. His sentence was a year and
1aV.
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BETTER PRINTING

Than we do can't be done. Century
Printing Co., 55.57 Postofice place.
(AdyertisemenO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-30

INDEPENDENCE. Kan, Jan. 2s-Ths
price Of crude oil here was today ad-
vanced cents barrel by the Prairie
OIL and Gas company
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08
cHILHoW1E

CHILHoWIE. June 7.-Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Heninger. of Akron. O.,
are the guests OF friends and rela-
tives.
c. O.. Snapp. OF Fleet. wa a busi-
ness visitor in town today.
w. r. Smith returned Monday from
Chattanooga, where he attended the
Confederate reunion.
Miss Virginia Greever and Mrs.
Mary Greever returned Thursday
night from Abingdon.
Mrs. G. C. Lindsay. of Roanoke. is
guest of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hun.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Tate spent
Monday evening in Marion.
II. B. Hull. Of Glade Springs. was
a business visitor in town Saturday.
H. L. Bonham returned Tuesday
from attending conference in Rural
Retreat.
Mrs. A. C. Beatie spent Monday in
Marion.
Judge +. B. Hutton. of Abingdon,
addressed the Confederate veterans on
Monday night at the High school.
Vance Snavely spent Monday even
ing in Marion.
A large party of young people at
tended the Polk Miller concert in Ma
rion Monday night.
w H. Copenhover is guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Pendleton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08

press. Miss Davies was born In Rich
mond In September. 1893. and at
tended school at Barton Heights,
where her parents, MI. and MrA H.
w. Davies, lived for many years-un-
til they moved to Washington, %. c.,
in 1908, and subsequently to Norfolk
from which school Miss Davies
graduated with high honors. Besides
the book now being published, Miss
Davies has written several short
stories for magazinesand the daily pa
pers OF Norfolk, two OF her best short
stories for magazines and the daily pa
Wound That Never Healed" which
we're very favorably commented upon
by well known writer's, among them
being Mrs May Dixon Thacker and
the late Colonel William A. Stewart.
This In Miss Davies first effort in book
form. and her many friends In Rich
mond wish e much and
await with great interest the arrival
OF the book on the market. Miss Da-
vtes ID . very brilliant and beautiful
young woman, and well known all
over Virginia, and the announcement
that she a written this book Is Gre
ating much talk everywhere.
Attractive Entertainment.
A very enjoyable ice cream party
was given the patients OF the Virgins
Home for Incurahies by the Branch
r. Allen auxiliary on Wednesday at
ternoon. Mrs. Davis Winston was
chairman OF the o~ccasion. and the fol-
lowing ladies were on tho committee.
Mrs T. e. Swain. Mrs T. NJ Culiing.
worth. Mrs. ]. I. Wilson. and Mrs
Lynn. The music, which was to have
been furnished by the children's or.
chestra OF the Church of the Cove
nant, was dispensed with on account
OF tho illness Of the superintendent
OF the homo.
Kings Daughters { Give MOONLIGHT.
Tho st. Johns Circle Of Kings
Daughters will run a moonlight ex-
cursion to Dutch Gap on Tuesday
night. June 18th. The Pocahontas
has been engaged. and will leave the
wharf nj Sis o'clock. Music and
refreshments will add greatly to the
occasion. which promises to be q very
enjoyable affair.
Johnston-Whtttlc.
A beautiful wedding OF interest IN
Richmond. took place last evening at
$40 O'Clock. at Christ Episcopal
church. Martinsvflle, Va, when Miss
of Judge and Mrs Stafford G. whit
tie. became the bride Of Colonel
James D. Johnston. Of Roanoke, son
OF the late Hon. J. d. Johnston. of
Giles county. Va The church was
artisttcally decorated in palms. ferns.
rhododendron and mountain laurel,
with many tall cathedral candles.
The Rev. Alfred w. Arson per-
formed the ceremony. and The bridal
party entered the church to the
strains OF Lohengrin.s wedding
March," rendered by Mrs ]. C. Hear
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timore. where they went to attend
the commencement of the Baltimore
Medical college.
DR.. Alex. Mcleod Is the guest OF MI
and Mrs. ]. G.. Francisco.
Miss Nancy Binford spent several
DAYS this week with Mr.. and Mrs. II.
r. Hatch. enroute to her home In Rich
mond, from Miller school, where she
has been teaching for the last SEES
sion. =.
Mrs W. H. C~henoweth. Master
William Chenoweth and title Miss
Martha Chenoweth returned nome
Saturday, after spending some time
visiting relatives in Botetourt n
Nelson counties.
Miss Edna l.. Keene, who mas been
a member Of the faculty OF southern
Female college. Petersburg, returned
to her home here Thursday. .
Miss Marian Peyton, OF Charlottes-
willie. spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. F. NJ. Beale.
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The past wssk was marked BY many

i The past wsek WA marked by many
beautiful and prominent weddings in
Richmond and throughout the State.
and others r to occur this week.
but the chief attraction ( o society will
- ~ Old Dominion tennis tourna-
ment, which opens tomorrow at the
Country club and the annual lawn
'fete on Thursday. Juno 18th, with the
added attraction OF the horse show at
$3.50 o'clock In the afternoon Of the
same day. This Is to be the largest
society event Of the year at the club,
and many out-of-town guests will be
hsre to attend. and some vsry FASH
aonAble toilets will be worn by the
women at this function, which win be
most brilliant gathering Of the
smart society . Another attractive
8eaknro OF the vuek will be Travel
or Protective association, which
meotD here, beginning today and clos
Ing Friday. with a big ball at the
Je6efDon hotel. A number OF very
hand1ouhe entertainments have been
arranged. and some OF the most prom
xnent rome In society have been ask
"a to receive At tho different Affairs.
Tho end Of the week will b marked
by . garden party given by the Rich
Mond Chapter OF the University Of
Virginia Alumni association on the
lawn Of the COMMONWEALTH club on
Saturday. Juno 18th. and will be the
loccaGon for . large gathering Of
alumni from all parts of the coun-
try. Tho affair promises to be one
OF the most brilliant OF its kind ever
given by the association. and society
- much interested in the coming
svsnt.
At tho woman's Club.
Wild daisies and ferns will deco
tAte the roo1ns OF Woman's club Mon
dAy evsning for the third series Of in
formal teaAl These teas arc very pop
ular and most attractive in every de-
tail being tho occasion for \ delight
'1ul gathering OF society. The hours
are from s to Z o'clock.
At the Art Club.
There Ia a very interesting exhibit
ut the Art Club OF Richmond. consist
ing OF the pupils work for the past
year in the various departments One
Of the most interesting In the work In
illustration. and In many OF the draw
ings familiar enc in and around
Richmond may be readily recognized.
This exhibition IL mi Of the best seen
ut the club for some years. and will
be On view for some time yet, and
It II particularly desired that the
friends and parents of the pupils take
this opportunity to . the progress
of the pupils during the past year.
The public In also most cordially In
vfted.
New Novel by Former Richmond Girl.
Miss Zelda Edloe Davies. of Nor
folk. formerly OF this city. has writ
ten a new novel entitled "Her Sacri-
hce." which will shortly be of the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08

PALMYRA. VA, June REV.
Thomas H. Haden. who has beer
spending sometime in Tennessee and
Georgia. has returned to visit his
father. Mr.. w. n. Haden.
DR.. w. r. Adams. Of Emporia. was
In town this week.
Miss Clara Petit has returned
home from Mundy Point. Va, where
she has been teaching for. the past
session.
Miss Rebecca Cleveland has re-
turned to Fork Union. after spend
ing soetimc with Mrs. Willie G. Shep-
herd.
Miss Ella Shepherd has returned
from Weldon. N. c.. where she has
has BEEN staying with Mr.. Leftwich
Shepherd.
Miss Martha Petit has returned
home from Caroline county. where
h has been teaching Z private
school.
Miss Louise Elicit and brother,
Gray Elicit, OF Richmond. visited
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fott who also played schubsrts
''Serenads" during the ceremony. The
bride entered the church with her
father. by whom she was sfven AWAY.
She was exquisitely gowned in white
satin trimmed in Princess lace. with
= court train Of brocadsd sa&in. Her
tulie veil ~ arranged with q wreath
Of orange blossom, and she carried q
shower bouquet of lilies Of the val
ley and gardenias. Miss Flora Whit
tie, sister OF the bride. was maid of
honor, and q lovely gown of
pink charmeuse, and carried q show
err bouquet OF Killarney roses. The
bridesmaids were gowned in pastel
shades Of brocaded satin and carried
shower bouquets Of pastel sweetpeas.
Little Miss Ruth Casteo, cousin Of
Mrs. John Casteo. was Qower girl.
and wore a quaint little dress Of white
satin and carried q basket Of pink
snapdraxons. The bridesmaids were
Misses Nora white, Of Norfolk. and
Miss Mary lizard, OF Roanoke. In
blue; Mics Ruth Redd and Miss
Martha Hughes, OF Ashland. Va, In
lavender: Miss Mary Greene, or Mar
tinsvilie. ana Miss Nan Wharton, OF
Texas, In green: Mrs Rochet Dupuy,
Of Roanoke, and Miss Cecil Wilten.
Of Martinsville. in pink: Miss Alice
lizard. OF Roanoke, and Miss Grace
Arson. Of Martinsville, in yellow. Mr..
John lizard. OF Roanoke. nephew OF
the groom. was best mar
A large reception followed the
ceremony at the home Of the brides
parents in Martinsville. which waa
decorated in roses, ~sweetpeaz. smila1
and rhododendron. after which Col
onel Johnston and his bride left for
Atlantic City. where they Will spend
several days. On juno 18th they Will
sail from New York on the g S. Sax
onia." CunArd Line. for an extended
trip abroad They will be at home
after September 18th, at 223 Ninth
avenue. Roanoke.
Among tho out-of-town guests At
l. Pearls. Mrs. A. J. lizard, Mrs
James lizard. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Mason
Jamison and Miss Ellis Vaughan, OF
Roanoke: Mr.. ]. Coles Terry and
Miss Grace Terry, Of Virginia; Mr..
F. W. Baker. Of Richmond. besides
the bridesmaids. groomsmen and
ushers.
Mrs Johnston Il granddaughter OF
the late Commodore William C.
Whittie. of the Confederate States
navy. and n grandniece OF the late
Rt. Rev. r. NJ. Whittle, OF the Diocese
OF Virginia Through both father
and mother she Is direct descendant
Of Rev. Samuel Davies. the apostle
OF Presbyterianism In Virginia.
and OF the Indian Princess Pocahon-
tas. Colonel Johnston was born In
Giles county. the home Of his father,
the late Hon. James E. Johnston, q
distinguished lawyer Of Southern vir-
gtnia- His mother was a daughter
OF DR.. Thomas Fowler. an eminent
physician. Colonel Johnston is grad.
uate OF the University OF Virginia
After his graduation in law he To-
Gated In Roanoke, and has followed
his profession with distinction and
success He is president OF the city
council. and a member Of the board
Of the Medical College OF Virginia.
He IL also colonel on the star OF Gov
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GoRDoNsv1LLE &c

GORDONsvILLE. VA. June, I@i
Mrs c.. w. Matthias n two chill
dren have been spending the weAk
with relatives at Monroe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong. after al
pleasant visit to the iatter's parental
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Murphy. hASW
returned to Berrien, Mich.
Mrs. C. S. Leckey, of Baltimore 49,
the guest several days h week *
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs J. H HAkAl
in the city.
DR.. Ware, OF Amherst Courthouse
was a recent guest of his brother. ]. ~
Ware.
T. ". Ross has returned froM N
business trip to several poinu ~
North Carolina.
Miss Mary Bell Magill. Of Madi0oNel
willie, Tenn, has been spending thM1
week. at the home of her cousin Rev
Hugh II. Hudson.
James ". Sneed has been spendfnG
the week with relatives n frtendol
in Richmond.
w. f. Kirby. of Claremont. w. Vs.
! spent several days this week with 49,
parents. Mr.. and Mrs J.. F. Kir6yS3
here.
Mrs. Sherred Haney vas a gue1N
this week of Mrs. W. II. Bolton, a4lH3
route from Richmond to her homo HfXEl
Albemarle county. ax#2
r. /. Eggleston, OF Richmond hM4s
been spending the week with snfF3
daughter. Mrs. John Scott C0wn1
in the city. N1
Misses Marcia and Deanc ScottsM
have been attending the Haxrtp1
burg Normal school the past 9d1mt
have returned to their home haxWy
Rev. and Mrs. j.. E. LipscombN
been visiting in Lynchburg the&I
week and attending the c0m1u46
ment exercises of the Virginia G<
tan college. 8s
+. c. Miller and family hAXoS
turned to their home in Hint01K
Va. after spending some d9xA&
relatives in the city. S%#S*7
G. w. Coleman, of Hintons WS
was a visitor this week at the
of E. F. Davenport. en- sroute tq%s
ington. s8xS$E
Mrs. A. b. Martin ana, M
Miss Edith. nave been spendlm
week with relatives In Somern4&xM
DIR. w. G. Christian. OF
was . recent guest Of Or. r I'M
In the city. #@ss$3
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MSS Cora wills during the high
school commencement here.
Miss Mary Talley, Of Kent1s St0res
attended the p. n. Fl. s. finals herA
last week.
Mrs. Cora Kent and son. Thomas
Ashley Hughes, of Louisa. vtsite6
relatives bere recently.
Mr.. Judson Gilman, OF Richmon0s
returned to Richmond wednesday,
after visiting his sister. Mrs. w. -
Haden.
Mss Mary and Jessie CampnNMs
have returned home after spendtno
several days with relatives here.
Miss Nellie Hunt has returned 49,
her home at Louisa. after teaching
here the past session.
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guests will include a number from
New York and Baltimore. as well IS
from this city.
Mr.. John T. Watts, OF Richmond.
In spending some time at the Ari-
ington cottage, Virginia Beach.
Mrs J. c. Pritchard, Of Ashcyi1lc,
N. c.. is stopping at the Richmond
hotel and will remain in the city I'M
til next Monday.
Mrs. A. NJ. Pattison and Miss Pat
tison are spending several weeks a.
the waveriy cottage, Virginia Beach.
Mrs. clifford Hardin and daughter,
Miss Luray, have returned home at
ter a pleasant visit Of W weeks TO
The formers aunt, Mrs. G. v. Honly,
in Park avenue, Norfolk
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Alexande-
Bruce and Miss Philippa Bruce are
spending June and July at Ashtead,
near London. England.
Miss Myra Chambers is the guest
of her aunt. Mrs. Donald 8. Harri-
son. In Holbrook avenue. Danville.
Miss Kate Northup, of Whining
ton, N. c., is the guest of Miss Ma
rion Wallace, of Richmond, From
here she will go to Charlottesville 10
attend the university, lna,s.
Mrs William A. Crenshaw has re-
turned home after an extended visit
to her mother and sisters in IA nsas
City, Mo.
Mrs James o. Winston and little
daughter, Jacqueline. of Kingston. N.
c., are visiting Mr.. and Mrs Ed
win C.. Laird at their country home
In Chesterfield county.
Miss Lora Crump. who has been WIS.,
iting In Birmingham. Ala, for the
past week. Is now the guest of friends
in Atlanta.
Mrs. Thomas Nelson Carter and her
daughter, Miss Isabelle Carter. will
leave soon to spend some time in
Clarke county.
Miss Bessie Jackson has returned to
her home on Grove avenue after
spending several months In the West
visiting friends.
Miss Emma Clarke has returned
home after visiting friends in Hamp-
ton for the past week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08
LOUISA

Especial 70 The Richmond virginian.)
LOuIaA. Va, June Z. 1915
Mis- Anna 0riMth left wednesday to
visit her sister, Ars- Frank Boxley, in
Richmond.
Misses Rosabell Hunter and Arlene
Francisco returned Monday from Bal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08

Where r you going 70
summer"
Somewhere where I a1lalts
to spend anything eise.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08

Miss Myrn Chambers 10 the guest
Of her aunt. Mrs Donald 8. Harri-
son, In Holbrook venue Danville.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08

Miss Lora Crump. who has been WIS.,
iting In Birmingham. Ala, for the
past week. Is now the guest Of friends
in Atlanta.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08

Miss Kate Northup, of Whining
ton. N. c.. Is the guest of Miss Ma
Wallace, of Richmond, From
here she will go to Charlottesville 10
the university fina,s.
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Mrs James 0. Winston and little
J~acqueline. of Kingston. N.
c., are visiting Mr.. and Mrs Ed
win c. Laird at their country home
in Chesterfield county.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Philip .Alexande-
Bruce and Miss Philippa Bruce are
spending June and July at Ashtead,
near London, England.
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Mrs. Thomas Nelson Carter and he,
daughter, Miss Isabelle Carter. viii
leave oon to spend some time II
Clarke county.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-14

OFFICE IS
PEACEFUL
For Nearly Three Weeks
Lake County Has Been on
Her Good Behavior and
New Sheriff Hasn't Been
Able to Flash His Star.

Sheriff Henry whitakers friends
over Lake county are wondering when
he is going to make his first arrest.
Even out in Oklahoma City old Lake
Trotter, formerly of Hammond, is get
ting anxious and urges Henry to get
busy and at least stir up a horse thief
or two.
can be no arrests. and it Is pointed out
that ever since Hank became sheriff
and got that diamond studded star he
hasn't had single opportunity to
fash 1t In any ones face. as he shouts
in stentorian tones, John Doe, I arrest
you in the name of the law
But Lake county for three weeks has
been on her good behavior and not q
single crime has been committed with
IN her boundaries since that time, ex-
cept the attack on school girl at
Griffith yesterday
Sheriff Whitaker aided the Joliet au-
thorities in their search for the escaped
ccnvicts who were reported in Lowell
on Sunday, but outside of this call has
been waiting patiently for something
to happen.
In the meantime Sheriff Whitaker
says Luke Trotter will nave to behave
himself down in Oklahoma or the only
thing for the Lake county officer to do
will be to go down there with requisi-
tion papers and bring Luke back to
Hammond
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-14

Muncie. Ind. Jan. 14.-Mrs. Charles
H. Anthony. the Muncie woman Of
magic and, miilions--sle who put tbs
diamonds in heels-has gone to New
York again with another dazzling.
sparkling. scinti1lating surprise to
make Gotham smart society gasp. hesi-
tate. then rush to follow.
What is 1T?
Nobody knows just now, though the
whole world is likely to be apprised
soon through the newspapers, which
accorded Mrs. Anthony whole columns
and pages a year or two ago when
she went a-clicking down Peacock
Alley with those diamond heels,
1t Was Some Sensation.
1t was a great sensation; but when
Mrs. Anthony left here not long ago
she whispered to her most intimate
friends that she was going to shock
smart society this time even more than
she did before.
Which will be going some.
The world in general knows Mrs. An
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-14
FARMERS INSTITUTE
DATES ANNOUNCED
Chairman S. B. Woods Asks
Public to Take an In
terest in Meeting.
Especial to THE TINES. }

Crown Point, Ind, Jan. 14.-The
dates and places for the farmers insti-
ute meetings to be held this month in
Lake county have been announced by
S. B. Woods. county chairman Of the
farmers organization. They are as
follows:
Hobart, Jan. 22, D. l.. Frenck, chair
man; Speakers, J. Kline and Miss
Meeks.
Leroy, Jan. %. ]. B. Turner, chair
man; Speakers, J. Kline and Miss
Meeks.
Crown Point. Jan. 2e and 80, J. Nj.
Hack, chairman; Speakers, 1. B. Calvin
and Miss Matthews.
Merrillville. Jan. 80 and 81, S. B.
Woods. chairman; Speakers. /. b. Cal
vim. Miss McNaiH and Rev. Wn1.
Wyckoff.
Chairman Woods urges that the at
tendance at these meetings ne not con-
fined to the farmers. He suggests that
men and women in all walks of life at
tend, agriculture being the foundation
of prosperity He says that in other
sections bankers. doctors. lawyers and
business men generally are working
hand in hand with the farmers pulling
together for the good of all.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-14
STOCKHOLDERS MEET
AND NAME OFFICERS E;
Lake Co. Title & Guarantee
Co. Re elects f. r. Mott
President.

Stockholders of the Lake County
Title and Guarantee company met in
the office of the Hammond Savings and
Trust company last night and elected
officers for the ensuing year. The
board of directors Is composed of the
following. gentlemen: Messrs. f. R.
Mott F. Hammond. George Sheerr, ]. s.
Blackmun,f H. E. Jones, p. w. Meyn, A.
NJ Turner, p. r. Lfpfnski and Oscar
Krinbill. The board elected the fol-
lowing officers:
President-F. r. Mott.
Vice President-Frank Hammond.
reasurer-Albert Mack
Edward Eder was continued in his
position as general manager in the
office at Crown Point.
The annual reports showed the con
Germ to be in ffourishing condition, Sc
much that it's stock has gone way be-
yond par. and that little or none OF ii
is to be had at present.