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Evening journal., 1915-10-07
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Any lingering doubts that New York
was still on the baseball map, was
dispelled yesterday. The Braves licked
the Giants twice, the Red Sox took two
from the Yanks, and the pills gave
the Dodgers a double drubbins.
For the first time in John Nc
Graw's thirteen years regime over
Manhattan baseball, the Giants tin-
ished in the cellar Only once in that
span Of years have they finished in
the second division.
Apparently. Cactus Crayath isn't
the only .Philly who can slam out
homes. Irksome Mayer and Beals
Becker did the stunt against the Dodg-
ers.
The Senators dropped a pair to the
Athletics-proving that it's the last
of the season with nothing at stake.
Mr.. Edward Trowbridge Collins
must think that Chicago city series is
a world series. Yesterday E. Trow-
bridge knocked out four hits, scored
a run and handled seven chances with
out a bobble.
Nothing 10 worry about-The Cards
and Browns playing a twelve-inning
tie.
Baseball will be officially inferred
almost everywhere today. There only
remains the late October games to
get cigarette money for the coming
winter.
Rube Marquard was knocked out
of the box again at Philly yesterday
Rube isn't going TO have any table
to stick his brogans under next sea
son If this sort of thing continues.
White Sox invaded Cub Park to-
day. heavy artillery and all. They
were primed with the price Of yes
terdays battering ram victory over
the National Leaguers by a 3 to 3
score.
Faber and Schalk and Lavender and
Archer we're today's early battery
choice.
Eddie Collins led both teams at bat
yesterday with triple two bagger
and two singels. Good of the Cubs
was close behind with four smashing
singles out of tive times up.
Evening journal., 1915-10-07
BY GEORGE r.. HnLMFs.

United Press Staff Correspondent.
NEW YORK. Oct Things we're
rather quiet today - basebalhcally
speaking Il was the lull before the
storm that will break tomorrow in
Philadelphia when the Phnlies and
Red Sox come together in the crash
hat will be heard round the world.
In New York the Red Sox were
slated TO windup a hangover sched-
ule with the Yanks In Philadelphia.
the Phils were billed to become more
acquainted with their playing plat in
preparation for tomorrow's festivi-
lies.
6iiiii Carrigan decided to play to-
days game with the Yanks 10 get
the practice. believing that more
benefit would be derived from a regu-
lar game than from tracking to Phil
adelphia TO be introduced to the
Phils park. Yesterday was a field
day for the American League champs,
AS soon as a pitcher was started and
Evening journal., 1915-10-07
THIRD WARDERS WIN.

Another crowd Of rooters attended
the QUOT pitching contest in the
Young Mems Republican Club last
night The Third Ward team de-
feated the Seventh Ward last night.
The scores Of the games we're as fol-
lows:
Third Ward .....21 21 II II 21
Seventh Ward ..1S 8 81 21 II
Teams-Third, John c. Foote, cap
tain; Elmer Hare. John Comfy and
A. Roberts. Seventh. Charles c..
Guyer, captain; Malone Belts, David
Gray and J. Young. The games were
played at the Young Mems Republi-
can Club.
Evening journal., 1915-10-07
west END QUINTETTE
LOOKS BETTER Than ever

The West End Reserves will be
represented in the cage game this
year by one of the strongest teams
that has ever represented the gold
and red colors. Bennie Strebbs, the
high scorer Of last season will captain
the team this year Bennie is one
of the best players that West End
has ever had.
Johnnie Filliben. the Andy Sears
of the gold and red, will be seen
tossing fouls in from the fifteen shot
line again. Filliben established a
record last year by tossing 1l2 out
of 14O trys.
Babe Flynn will be seen at for
ward again. Babe is one of the best
shots that ever wore the togs.
Carl Mack, who held each man he
played last season for five games
without a field goal, will be at his
old tricks again, when the whistle
blows. Only twelve goals were scored
against him last year in twenty-eighi
games.
Emery Shaw, who played two year:
ago for West End. will be back again
4 AtihNAN RAA nl bAtoA EthAAR ARA 1RA
/ dey College last year. He Is a valu
able man to most any team.
Joe OToole, who held down a for
ward position on the fast Melros'
team will be seen shooting them II
from all angles this year. Joe is
! fast floor man.
Red Dowd, the old war horse, wh'
played a great game for Bethany las
year, will represent the gold and rec
colors this season. Red played two
years on the old West End team. HI
will be a great help In Strengthening
the team as he is a great player. Rec
played on High School scrubs las
year.
Coach Delaplain has been engaged
to direct the team.
Any team wishing a game should
address the West End Reading Room
Fourteenth and DUPONT street, as
West End is fast filling its schedule
Evening journal., 1915-10-07
SATURDAY Game WILL
Determine CHAMPIONSHIP

The deciding game Of the New Cas-
tle-Vandever series for the Delaware
championship win be staged nc Front
and Union streets on next Saturday
afternoon To date each club has
won q game West. who won the Del
Mar championship for New Castle and
tucked away tho Church League
championship for Madeley on last Sat
urday, viii pitch for New Castle again.
Dougherty, who won over New Cas-
tie two weeks ago will pitch the
third game for Vandever He expects
to win hands down. The Vandever
band and a big force OF rooters will
be out. The game will start at 3
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1915-10-07
MCFARLAND STARTS WE'LL.

In the first game for the pool
championship OF the State. at the Co
lonisl pool parlors, last night. Mac
Farlsnd defeated Brown $50 TO LAG.
The scores in detail were as follows:
MgcFarland-4, 8. 1. 5, 4. 13. s. II,
.. 1. /. 2. 1. S. 6. 6, 9. 1. z. Z. 6, 10. 6.
?. 8. 6, Is, 4. .. 3, /; scratches; to-
tai. $50.
Brown. S. 9, s, 1. .. 3. Q. s. 6. /.
4. /. 6. 2. .. 3, 5. a, 8. ?. 8, s, 3. 1, 10;
scratches; total. 146.
Evening journal., 1915-10-07
MATINEE RACES POSTPONFD.

On account of the inclement wealth
er, the matinee races which we're to
have been held at Harrington yester-
day, we're postponed until Ssturdrv
All the fast horses billed for these
races are at Harrington and will be
Evening journal., 1915-10-07
G. +. BOWLING.

The bowling season opened at
Green's Alleys last night with a close
match between the Crusaders end the
Esquires. the latter winning.
Two games were also rolled at the
Crescent Alleys, the Ensigns defeat
ing the knights and the Hermits de-
feating the Pilgrims
Evening journal., 1915-10-07

kept there until Saturday. The match
races between ed. Bath and Silver
j.. and Bedelia and Peter O., will take
place Saturday, weather conditions
permitting.
Evening journal., 1915-10-07
COLLIE PUPPIES
CHOICE MALES. SIS

(Regularly S25 and upward)
These puppies guaranteed tracing from the
late y. Pierpont Morgan's famous $4,000
Champion Wishaw Clinker and other cele-
brated sires. In perfect health sable and
white, very handsome; raised with children
Win ship Immediately receipt Of check
money refunded If not absolutely satisfac-
tory; certified pedigree given. rare op
portunity Send check Immediately thereby
securing best selections each puppy guaran-
teed 70 please.
Pine Grove Collie Kennels, Long 4 Branch
We sold thousands Of dollars worth Of
oollies to the late J. Pierpont Morgan
Evening journal., 1915-10-07
Big League Baseball at a Glance
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
American League.

Athletics. 6 Washington. 4.
Athletics. 4 Washington, o. (2nd
camel
Boston. 2; New York. 0.
Boston, 4: New York, 2. (2nd
gamel
Evening journal., 1915-10-07
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
National League.

Philies. 9; Brooklyn, s.
Phillies. 8; Brooklyn. 3 (2nd
game).
Boston, New York. 0.
Boston, 1 New York. 0. (2nd
game).
Evening journal., 1915-10-07
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
National League.
SCHEDULE Fer TODAY.

National League.
New York at Boston.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-17
RECEIVERS SET SILVER
WARE STOLEN DEC. %
DETECTIVE BRENNAN GETS
IN ANOTHER CLEVER BIT
OF WORK
COMPLICATED CASE
silverware Was Stolen BY. Negro
and Presented to Ills
Fianee.
COMPLICATED CASE

In recovering yesterday set of 2G
pieces OF silverways and arresting the
man who is charged with the theft OF
the same, State Detective w. b. Dren-
nan executed another CLEVER bit OF
work. Ernest Robinson is tn, psgro
charged with stealing the silver, and
he is now reposing in the county
3ail. With mass OF very damaging
evidences hanging over his head.
Christmas eve one Tony Gray pur-
chased q set OF 26 pieces OF siiverwaro
from a local jeweler. Tony left the
silverware at the house OF one Lou
Rogers near Mennefield's store, on
North Main street, while he came
back to towa to witness the fireworks.
While Tony was down town taking
In the sights some one entered Lou
fogers' domicile and lifted the set OF
silverware. q az
The matter was reported to Detec-
tive brennan. and yesterday he
brought his Investigations to coise,
with tho following evidence, to wit:
That Ernest Robinson stole the set of
silver and presented It to his flance,
@ Davis. who hid It in her trunk,
- house OF John Robinson, her
-,ro,der-in-law and the father Of her
intended husband. Ernest Z Robinson,
The parties live on the plantation sof
Mr. W. A. Watson. in North Ander-
SON. ,s =
An interesting episode In the case
is that several daye ago Detective
Drennan had occasion 60 search this
negro wotnan,s trunk while working
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The Day III Congress

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SNAsHINGTon. Jan. l6.- SENATE:
Debnte resumed soa proposal 20 ats
tach fa prohibition rider, covering the
capital. 70 the District OF Columbia
appropriation bill.
81 Democrats planned q caucus late
today 70 agree on q ,iegislatiye pro-
gram. So q a lt
Caucus adopted resolution TO make
shipping bill come up after the Dis
trict es Columbia appropriation bill
and to consider amendments, to the
shipping bill Monday night.
Recessed at $3.50 ps m. to IL q. m.
Monday. = 81. 4! &,
HOUSE: Representative Lobeck I'm
trodaced resolution to empower
president 10 declare embargo against
any belligerent who interferes with
American shipping In violation OF IN
ternatidnal law. I. 8;
; Consideration river and harbors sap-
proprintion bill ragnined,
Representative Underwood's motion
that house meet at II o. IA. Tuesday
and dispose Of rivers and harbcrs
bill that 'ay was adopted.
Adjourned at $3.50 ap.. NJ. to noon
Monday. 5ss5ys S Y
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sg7ade5-s. .
Tenth Cohyiesien u Big Ganb,
ling Case Rseosdsa Yestsr-
DAY.


The tenth conviction on charges 81
gauih bling, growing out or 4 Christnai,
7:hQt supper held ~ 4 bunch of ne
grces. en- the plantafs shs OF M. D. d.
McPhAils several niles north OF the
city was recorded yesterday morn
ms n shss court OF Magistrate ". @.
Bfoadwel1, &
Afasion DRyis. who took part In the
game of .'akln 3 but who made his EetI
ewax when the oiliceFs raided the
npnse, BLsrronderedi yesterday to EfaR-
nitrate Broadweli and pleaded RnfIty
TO the charges which had been made
agalast him. Davis was sentenced 70
pay 8 one of go or sergse. 80 days Oh
tho chalnshng. His fins was paid by
'llis employer 8.
When the officers raided the negro
heEse they arreeted only SIX negroes
Later on negroes who had &arabiea
but sailo made their escape dropped
INTO the tnAeiBtfate'S once. one 81 4
time; and ensers6 pleas Of guilty to
ahnssSe ehiph osieers had rfslafrssf
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-17
SOUTH CAROLINA is FIRST
This State Has Largest Percentage
Wheat Increase In Union.

CLEMSON COLLEGE, Jan. 49,
South Carolina leads all the States
OF the union in the percentage of i'm
crease In acreage or winter wheat
over last year, according to statistics
received at Clemson College from the
United States department of agricul-
ture. On December l., when the gov
ernment's estimates were made, the
wheat acreage in South Carolina was
three, times as great. as that OF last
yeas, which is to say that the Increase
lamoSnts to 200 per cent. This is the
largest percentage Of increase In win
ter wheG isaefeage In the entire Unit.
iea States, The average OF increase for
the whole country being or.y about
Ii per cent q =. ,t.-.
Tho acreage In wheat last year IN
this State was SO ,a00 acres and the
governments estimate OF; the ucrcage
| planted this season, up to December
l. is 2E6.oG0 acres. Reports received
/ ut Clemson since December ! warrant
the belief that the final figures win
show nearly 100000 acres In South
Carolina to have been sown to wheat
this season. The figures are taged on
reports from the county demOnstra-
tion agents OF Clemson College. who
hogan working among their neighbors
In the interest OF small grain sowing
shortly after the outbreak of the Eu.
ropean war One of the most gra,i T.
Tying features of the wheat report ST
the government ls that the condition
or the crop In South Carolina on De,
cember was SO, four points above
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RID TOMACEIO OF
SsASSES, s SOJJRNlESS,
AND INDI( (sESTION
.Fspe's Diapspsin' ends an
Stomach disiress . Eve 3
hinutes.

s You don't want a SLOW remedy when
your stomach ID bad an uncertain
one or q harmful one your stomach
Is too valuable; you mustn't iniure It
with drastic drugs. &, q 5 s,
Pape's T Papepsin is neted for itR
speed IN giving elief Its hsrmissa-
nesb; its certain uhfailinG action IN
regulating sick, sour, gassy stomachs.
Its millions OF cures In indigessief,
dySpepsis. gasfrltis ana other bfctnecfl
trouble has made Il famous the world
over. n II, s IS Il, li1
Keep shis perfeet stomach doctor Id
your home Keep II nently e6t q
large nfsy.cerst case from any sIrue
store and then Il anyone should eaS
semetIliag which doesn' Z agree With
thenes Il what they eat. lass fiite ieali.
terments and sonrs ana forms vas /:
causes headache. disxiness and nat,-
sea; efIlctatlo Ions Of acid and nnssleests
ed food ranieriber as soon as sFape,s
Dlapspsin comes if contact win he
stomach all such distress vanishes,
Its profnptnea cefthiufy ard casa N.
ovarconsing the worst stomach dis0r-
ilers ISL rSyefssicn ts those who tfx
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IVA NOTES
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The Woman's Missionary Society OF
the First Baptist church met ON FRI;
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
|P. 3. Spoon. There. was a splendid TT
tendance and two very interesting pa
nera were reaa by Mrs., T. r. Miller
and Miss Corrie Howell. The follow
Ing ofiicers were elected for the en-
|Bufng year: Mrs. w. A. Wiler. presi.
dent; Mrg. B. A. Watt, secretary and
Mrs. H !. w Wakefield. treasurer. A
most pleasant social hour was enjoy
led, after the business had been dis
posed OF, during which Mrs. Spoon
served her guests a delightful sweet
course.
Drs ID. a. Burriss and wife, return
ed yesterday from the Salem section.
after a atay OF several days, with the
formers sister, Mrs. D. az. Watson.
Mias Eula Mae Hands spent q
short while this week with friends
In Starr.
MISS Ether Bailey Of storeyille is
the guest this week of Misses Vera
and Ruby Spoon. x
Quite number OF the youne folks
met at the home OF Miss Margaret
Wilson on Friday evening wherp they
spent few hours most pleasantly in
playing various games. US
Mr. Bradley Leyerett or Starr was
. visitor, here this week fora snort
while. i,i ~ S.. z 3: r 6 ~ !.
Messrs Herman Kay and Carl
Greer OF Honea Path were visitors
here the first Of the week.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Priscilla will be held at the home OF
nars. g. p. Evans on next Wednesday
lat 3 o'clock. ~ =,
Mrs.. g. NJ. McAdams has returned
rom 9 short stay with relatives in
|Lowndeaviile. & ! .
ar. Reid Sherard Of Beiton has
returned homs from d yisit to- his
mother, Mrs. ". G. Sherard. e, {
On next Friday afternoon the 22nd
Ct 3 O'clock the Sewing Circle viii
meet at the, home ot Mrs. b. A. watt.
Ear. Jesse Aihon sof Bowman GA,
spent Taursday nighf In town. &
Azr. Feaster Jones OF Starr was In
town few hours Thursday. s..
Among those who attended The
Sunday School convention IT sssrr
on last Wednesday were. hr. As =
Galley. Miss Eula Afee EanJrs ana
hdfs. M, A. Chapman. s
Mr.. Jay McCnllouRli issa ,,1vaS ~.
market into the store2roofn reeay. tIs,
vacated by LeyertH ana Comnany
MISS Maggie Thompson. owe - ~ Z.
teschers OF the Iva Hieh School : sass
yesterday for Seneca, where SaIs s ~
parents. q b : ~ 4 - a's's \
n Pros. Moore, priicipaI az thas q J,
.EssllIe - 5igh School, and Prof. Fslitei
a.. Ss 1sowaaesyiiie . asl y were guests satur-;
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FIVE CENTS PROVES n

"A FGeneF0uD 0lleR. Cut out this
ad.. enclose with 5 cents TO Foley &
Co, Chicago. Iils. writing your name
ana address plainly and reasiye a tree
trial package containing; Foiey's
Honey and Tar Comp for coughs.
colds and Group; Foley Kidney Pills,
for kidney and bladder complaints,
backache. pains In Joints, rletima-.
tesm;; and Foley Cathsrtfc Tablets.
q wholesome and thoroughly clsans-
ing cathartic--try ali three for s 5
cents. the cost Of mailing. Sold BY
Evans Pharmacy.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-17
**|*#***~ %*w~ww *#~~a
ELECTRIC CITY SPARKLETS
Items Of Interest and 3Onal Mention Caught Over che
Wireless e'reeGs Of Anderson =
: . y = *** $685. *~%** ****%*% = .

New Enterprise
Is Launched Here.
A new enterprise was launched In
Anderson last evening, and, though It's
place OF business is In the very shad-
ow OF the town clock. there is nothing
doing" ION time"-terms strictly cash,
says the proprietor, Mr.. Adolph Gels
berg, former steward of the Kimball
house OF Atlanta. Everything per-
fectly sanitary and up to the very mo-
ment. too" says Chef Geisberg.
Everything cooked by electricity"
and you can see the electric stove
right In the front Of the establish
ment. Eggs boiled, shirred, scramb-
led. fried. fricassed, baked, broiIed, in
fact cooked any way you ever heard
OF one being cooked, and Oh done by
the latest method of cooking-eiec-
tricity. Coffee, steaks. chops, pies,
cakes, etc.. ETC., etc, ad libitum cook
ed the same way; in fact .'the electric
way Is the only way" say Chef Gels
berg. so there you are; and every
thing looks mighty nice. clean and
inviting-and here's betting that the
pew enterprise makes good in Ander-
son, war or no war.
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Father Of Cher0-Cola
Visiting In City.

Father Of CherO.Coia
Visiting In City.
l.. A. Hatcher of Columbus. Ga, who
is generally spoken of as the father
Of the we'll known and popular bev-
erage known as Chero~Cola, is spend
Ing some time In Anderson on busi-
ness. j. B. Fitzgerald OF Spartan
burg. who is interested In the same
enterprise, was also visitor in the
city yesterday. C. ID. Faulk OF On.ahu,
Ca. who will succeed A. p. Spence as
local manager OF the company, has ar
rived and taken up his new duties.
MIR. Spence will be connected with
the head office OF the concern and will
travel the States OF North and South
Carolina and Georgia. HeS will re-
tain Anderson as his headquarters. In
speaking yesterday OF the Chero- Cola
business. Mr.. Hatcher stated that dur.
ing the first year OF the business
something like 100000 worth OF the
syrup was sold. During the second
year about 100000 worth OF the
syrup was sold. and during the third
year. which has just closed, almost
100000 worth WAS sold.
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Something FOrNOtlillg

yopnga Island s. Cs. nov. ss., is1z,
50 get started win ycu We snaks
you tho following oisef. Ssnd MS si.6e
feg / 900 Frost Proof Cabbage Plants,
grown ii tho open air ana Hiil stand
frsesing, grown from the Celebrated
Sssd az Hpie.nH q Son ana Th6tbpsn
q CD SD / viii send yon 900 csb=
,bage Plants additional FREE and san
can ssSeaE tie order az many ttsnss
50 yep ms I VIM give you special
prices cl1 Petat1 iced end potast,
Plants Istsrs We want TIE accounts
IL ci6ee hpyprs. large aud baiAii. we
car supply AIT
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Nothing Doing
In Police Court.

Once again sinners failed TO fall,
i'or yesterday. there was q dearth of
material for the police court mill.
During all of the past week there was
practically nothing transpiring In thi.
quarter. One small case had been
docketed for the court, but at the
eleventh hour It was announced that
the case would be carried over until
Monday, so as to allow the defendant
time to employ counsel. get together
witnesses. etc. Up until late hour
last night no arrests had been made
by the police and unless there are
arrests made today the recorder will
have little to engage his attention on
Monday.
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Scenery For New
Theatre ComInR.

A letter received yesterday at the
Chamber OF Commerce. from the John
A. Servas Scenic studio. OF Rochester,
N. Y, states thar "a solid carload OF
scenery for the Anderson theatre had
been loaded and is ready for ship
sment, The scenery should arrive here
By January 20 1t wac stated. The
scenery for the opera house win cost
IN the neighborhcud OF $4,000, The
letter stated that an elaborate Vene,
Han scene had been selected for the
drop curtain design, the matter OF se-
lecting this design having been left
10 the manufacturers. I,
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Celebrates His
76th Pfrthdny.

Mr.. NJ. M. hfattison went to Honea
Path yesterday afternoon to he with
his father. who celebrates his 18th
birthday. A family reunion was held
at the home OF the distinguished citi-
zen sand numerous relatives and
friends were present to felicitate the
venerable gentleman on having at
tanned this ripe old age. Friends and
admirers throughout the county ex-
tend him best wishes and wish for
him yet many happy returns of the
day.
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Fhird Palmetto
Pass Is Awarded.

The third annual pass to the Pal
metto theatre was awarded last night
to Charlie Rohdy, we'll known young
man OF the city. This is an interest-
Ing contest which has been going on
at the Palmetto for the past. several
weeks. Twice each week an annual
pass to the Palmetto, is given the
person holding the lucky ticket in, a
drawing contest which Is held on
"Wednesday and Saturday nights.
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New Coninissloaers
Nay Qualify Soon

I Hon IS. sE Wolfe. who returned
from colnrnbia yesterday noon to
spend the weekend here. stated that
the bills which he ana Senator J. Il,
Sherard had introduced jn their re-.
spectiys branches OF the general as-
semhiy authorizing the governor to
appoint four commissioner for An
derson County had passed to third
reading and would soon be enacted
Into law. The goyerntE will make the
appointments upon the recommenda-
ton Of the deiegAtion, and the deie-
cation WILL of course. nominate those
four esntlenien who were designated
for the ofIices I'm The primary OF iast
summer. It win Be- recalled that by
an ovefsight theft naries were left on
the general eiecticn ticket and they
were not. therefore, duly elected. Mr..
Wolfe thinls that the appcintements
win be made In time Tor the commits
sioners to take charge OF their duties
BY February .. 81 & ~