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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-26
MfKovA CINNOsT DEPART
MENTU PRACE.

Washington, D. G. - Valec
ny program departementu pra
ce je rychle zamehovan miro
vou cinnosti. Jednim z jeho
nejdGlezitejsich dkold pfitom
nosti je umist' 'ovani vrativsich
Sc vojinG v prdmyslu. Pfehled
prace "a posledni tyden uka-
zuje, ze v tomto sneru byio
hodne vykonano.
TAX sprostredkovatelna pra
ce zacala organisovati kan
celafe pro vracejici Sc vojiny,
namorniky i valecne pracovni
ky v kazdem meste i mestec-
ku teto zeme. statni j mistni
odbory Narodni Obrahne Ra-
dy spoldpdsobi pfi teto praci.
Prostfednictvim nifstnich kan
celari ziskavaji jine organisa-
ce, sajimajici Sc pro blaEo vo-
jind, svk informace. Zpravy z
fnistnich kancelafi prace Ia
hrnujf 109 prdmyslovych stfe-
disk, 5000 zamestnavateld a
100000 delnikd. Kancelaf
pro statistiku prace zam6stna
va Sc vysetfovanifn zivotnich
pomer1 delnictva ma 80 mi
! stech. Zaznamenavana jsou u
dani O mzde, dobe pracovdi, o
bratu prace, 1razech, mnoz-
stvi zamestnahcd, o cenach
We ve1kem drobnem prodeji.
Ia posledni tyden IL dal-
sich NEST svolilo K zalozeni oh
canskyeh skol, coz cini uhrRny
pocet 1875. Naturalizacni bu-
rea rozdalo 47,846 ucebnic a
3144 prirucek a vysetfilU Ia
dost o obcanstvi 857 znepratel-
skych cizincd. Dodatecne ma
turalisovani vojini cini 3607,
dohromady 158,853.
Vrat'te Sc do Skoly! Vzdelani
vam zajisti lepsi zamestnani!
To je vzkaz detske kancelare
tisicGm deti, ktere opustily sko
lu, ably Sc venovaly valecne
praci. Vychovatele i drednici
.schvaluji. namahu mistnich w
bord pro blaho deti, ably rodi-
cum detem bylo ujasneno, re
skola, nikoliv tovarna je cvi-
cebnim taborem pro deti. Tri-
Get statG Sc urcite rozhodlo,
re pricini Sc, ably detem dosta
10 sc toho, co Jim patti.
Vysetrovaci a inspekcni cd
Dor Department. prace podal
v dobe cd 1. srpna az do pode
psani primeri zpravu 1876
pfipadech. v posledni dobe
zabyvalo Sc vysetrovanim, jez
neby1a v primem spojeni S va
lecnou vyrobu a pozornost by
la obracena k vecem jsouclm
We spojeni rekonstrukce v pr1
myslu a znovuupraveni prace.
.Obor pracovnich pomerd ci
nj predbezna opatreni pro u
staveni vyboru pro vyEetrenl
ventilace, temperatury, vlhko
sti a cistoty vzduchu a vztahu
techto ciniteld k pracovnim po
merdm. Dosahovano jest me-
zvykle dobrych vysledku v
pfijimani jednotneho postupu
Sc strany spravcG v ruznych
zavodech.
Cd dbor pramyslovych zav0-
du a odbor pro informace a
kpouceM rozeslaly vystrahu "a
mestnavatelim i delnikdm, Ia
dajici je, aby Sc neodlucovali
cd svych bondu svobody a ne
podlehali vlivu zistnych fl
nancnikd. Chysta Sc totiz roz-
sahla kampdh chytrackych
spekulantd, ktefi Sc snazi III
skati vladni jistoty.
Deset povych stavek a %
sport bylo odkazano pozorno
sti smirciho odboru; sedm pfi
pad1, v nichz zahrnuty ctyri
prlpady stavek bylo urovna
po.o 90 Gu x,xyioJrSr,S bEboro
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VYMENlME VAN
BONDY SVOBODY
"a PLNOU CENU.
335 Guardian Bldg. Euclid Av.
V1qb w V1 W w w wVbVbW
Varte 81 PIVO donna

Zadnou sladkou voditku nebo TAX
zvane near-besr, nybrz chutne, slime.
penive pivo.
Dodame Van extrakt chmele a sladu
Victoria. ze ktereho si die nasich wy
zkousengch receptn rnnzete pfipraviti
jednoduse vytecne pivo donna.
Cena extraktu ma IA gallonu svetleho
lezaku $500. Rfzny porter $1.00 vice.
zasilani naseho extraktu do stAtd
prohibicnfch a pfipravovanf piva donna
Jest mezfch zakona. Poslete obros a
obdrzite zasilku vyplacene.
VICTORIA SUPPLY co.
0U| Morton Bulld1ng. New York.
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12--28

PRODk Sc obchodni misto v
nemz je zaveden grocerni OBJ
chod a Candy Store, v dobrem
ceskem okoli. Cena levna. Adre
sa Sc sdeli v adm. t. listu.
1913
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;PkIJMOU Sc diva zehlici, tri
divky ma rucni praci a dive ma
.sinarky. Haste Sc u Jos. Koza-
ka, 46O8 Finn Ave.
1873
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PRONAJME Sc ddm o 5 svet-
hicich ha Pershing Ave-, blize
e. 49 ul. Haste Sc Il Vcela Real
ty & Inv. Co., 5733' Broadway
mad Vcelou.
=. 1913
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
VINOL MAKES
GOOD BLOOD
Positive Convincing Proof

Many so-called remedies for anrsemia
arc only so IN name Their makers arc
afraid TO prove their claims hy telling
what their medicines contain.
The only way to he honest with the
people is to let them know what they
arr paying for Here is the Vinol formula
When tho doctor knows what a medicine
contains. II ccases 10 he patent"
medicine
n. Cod Liver and Beef Prptones.
Iron and Manganese Pcpfonates.
Iron and Ammonium Citrate, Lime
and Soda Glycero-phosphates Cas-
earn
ANY doctor will tell you that the in
gredienis of Vinol, as named above.
will enrich the blood and Danish anaernia
and create strength When the blood
ie pure and rich and red the body IS
strong and robust
You can prove his At our expense
hccause your money will hc returned
# Vlnul docs not improve your health
Il Danforth, Druggist Whining
ton and Al he best drug store IN every
town and cltv in tho country
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29

thing Jack Rabbit had said. 'Ilc doesn't
know anything, ] guess" said Miss
Bunny. So when the spring days came
Miss Bunny stayed in the house; she
closed the shutters and ate only nibhlc
of the green things she had in the pantry
SO they would last
One night she awoke and wns so hum
CRY she could not sleep. thinking Of ell
the good things in MIR. Mans garden.
IL could run up there and back III
the dark thought Miss Bunny; then
MIR Man and MIR. Dog will not see me.
They ere not out so late nj night ] am
sure. Why have | not thought Of this
before, WONDER
So out of the house went Miss Bunny
lt~was bright moonlight, Rnd she WIS
thinking it WAS too nad no one could see
her for she was sure her white coat would
he very Incoming i'm the moonlight, when
she happened to glance It her front paws.
Poor Miss Bunny, She almost tainted. for
what did she see but that horrid yellow
brown coat? She had il on after all her
trouble, and had missed all the green
things, too,
Miss Bunny went out the next day
and Jack Rabbit happened To see her.
Got on your old ycllow-brown coat,
| see" said he.
yes" said Miss Bunny, "I have put
away my white fur coat in carnphor to
keep the moths out ! was afraid might
wear il out II | wore IL all summer.
II know all about IL. Miss Bunny,
laughed Jack Rabbit mime is put away,
too But don't worry; you'll get II back
next winter It IS always delivered on
ffutC
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
LITTLE BENNY'S NOTE BOOK
y Lee Pi2e.

lCstiddav ! was wawklng to skool
and man came along lccdng n little
witc dog on q chanc. hcng little man
with a StummICk as bIg rs - big man, and
he pattrd me on the he'd. saving, Well,
well, II docs my hart good 10 see a little
fellow going To- skool with his books IN
der his arm Jcst thC way ! use to my
self, and arc YOU good AZ your lcsslns2
Prlttv good, scd W,ch am. prltty,
and the man sci. That's nice. and can
you spell house,
Wlch | spelled it, and the man sed,
Very good indeed, now spell apple.
Nich | did. being slntch. and tho
man sod Well, well, you're quite spcller
aren't you' Now let mo soc il You're equally
good in ariimctlck. how much is 9 tunes -
81, scd
Corrcck, scd the man.and how mutch
Is 1t minus -
i, | Sod, doing il on my fingers bchind
my back
4, that's rite, you're a bright httlc boy,
scd the man Md then ! Sod. DO vou
know how mcny homes there is IN your
forearm
In my forearm. wy no, don't blocve
! remember the txaet number. not very
mcny. | hlccvc. sod the man
10 YOU know Who discovered tho Pa
c,6rk Ocean sod and hc scd, Wy. |
liSr - know. lot mo see, no, don't hlcevc
remember that either, the pariick
Ocean. the Pactck Ocean, no. don't
hlccvc | do And he scd. Come along,
sport, and started % keep on going with
tho dog. me calling after HIM, Do you
know how MANY propositions there is2
Como along. Sport scd the man rs Il
he didcnt hCcr me And hc kcpp On
gong and ~ did |
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
List of Those Issued by Clerks of Peace
and Magistrates.

Marriage licenses issued by the clerks
of the peace and magistrates are as tol-
lows:
Clr-l Of the Peace John L. Wright
Thomas j. Crcsnell, Of Fourth and
Orange streets, and Miss Kathryn Flood,
of 1917 Lancaster avenue; John T. Con-
sidine and Miss Agnes l. Mckenna, both
of Philadelphia; John Lydon and Mrs
Jessie NJ. H. Sharpe, both Of lis North
Broome street: William Ogden, Of 1904
West Ninth street, and Miss Clara T..
Irlan, Of 3o4 East Twenty-thlrd street
Magistrate Harry b. Stradley, 925
Market street Harry b. Casey, IA
Walnut street. and Miss Sallic +. Clark,
OF Wyoming; Philemon Griffith Of Baltl-
more. and Miss Ella Osborne, Of 20l asst
Fifth street; David Leach. Of 22l King
street. and Miss Frances Hallman, Of APO
Grant avenue; William I. Roach. oi
Camden, \. j., and Miss Ethel Johnson
of EOS East Thirteenth street
Magistrate Harry !. GIllls, West
Seventh street-Warren b. Cranston,
Of oO2 West Tenth street, and Miss Clara
T.. Stroud, of Newark.
Magistrate Barnet GluckEnan, 9l5
Market street-Fugenc NJ. Daniels, Of
l4lO Lancaster avenue, and Miss Elsie
Nav Jones. of l7arnhuTSt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29

Serves her right, said Jack Rabbit.
who had watched her stuck-up air;
"shc viii be wiser next winter, anyway
You can't wear that coat all summer
YOU know" he told Miss Bunny rs she
stood by the puddle irving 70 rub her
white coat.
Il shall" said Miss Bunny. Il do
not care if it IS too warm. intend to
wear white always after TINS. II IS much
more becoming TO me than that horrld
ycllow-brown.
but YOU can't YOU know said Jack
Rabbit; "you have to change your coat
in the spring and summer, Didn't YOU
know that?
why should | il do not wish toa''
said Miss Bunny with toss Of her
head Who Will mako nc, ! should
like 10 know"
In the first place, said Jack your
life Will not be worth hect-top with
that coat on The hunters and Mr.
Dog can sec YOU a mile away and, in
the ncNt place you have just 81 change
your coat IN the summer; II is nature
Il can stay in the house. then the
hunters and Mr.. Dog Will not sec me,
said Miss Bunny "a don't like sum
mcr, anyway, aS well rs the winter, So
l will sleep the WAY Mr. Roar docs and
come ort in the fall
But you will starvc ii you try stay
ing in the ho,!Sc III summer: and rs
told you before. il won't make any
difference you can't wear hat white
coat All summer. said Jack Rabbit
Miss Bunny hail cleaned her fur coat
by that fine 50 She walked away bit
she made UP her FHlad % wca- -a..t
White Co:t II surfuC- tn eratg If 0v
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
MANY FEATURES TO
GRACE CHAUTAUQUA
Robin Hood Opera, War Lee
lures and Patriotic
Pageant.

The prog am for this year Chautauqua
beginning June and continuing to
Jane IL. is one of the best ever offered
the subscribers in this city, the manage
ment asserts. The attractions are diver
sifed 10 mes, the approval of all Promi-
nent in this years numbers are the lee
lures devoted to war. the music End the
clever Juvenile attraction for the children
-Iibertys Torch The performances
at Delaware avenue and Union street
begin AT 80 and 80 p m and the
single admission fec is 35 and 80 cents.
Season tickets are s..
The program follows:
First day: Afternoon series lecture,
Chautauqua superintendent: concert Me
kinnie operate Company. Evening
Concert, Mcl\innie Operate Co Lee
ture-Peter MacQucen The Great World
War
Serond day: Afternoon series Ice
ture ChautauQua superintendent; concert
The Revue Company. Evening con
cert The Revue Co, lecture, lr. L.
Marion Simms.
Third dav: afternoon series lecture,
Chautaugua superintendent: concert Tho
Old Homestead quartet Evening
drama, The Old Homestead by Den
man Thompson, the great American play.
Fourth dav: afternoon concert, the
Observation-Disclosures Co; lecture. DIR. \.
DHarman ''ThdNeccssity Of Necessity.
Evcninp-concert the Hcrshcy-W -WiShman
Co: lecture, DIR Frederick Coan III ne
Tragedy of Armenia and Syrla
Fifth dav: afternoon series lecture,
Chautauqus superintendent; concert,
Brooks Musical club. Evening Opera,
Robin Hood, best American opera With
cast of 35.
Sixth day: afternoon pageant, Lib
ertys Torch" presented by the Junior
Chautauuua concert Pietro Mordella
Co. Evening concert, Psetro Mordclia
Co: lecture, Frank Dixon, Democracy
ut War. one of the foremost lecturers OF
the country.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
EyERL ASTTNG REMEMBRANCE f,
Rev. ID. III. kenney

Brave warriors who died that our nation
might live,
We bring our hearts tribute, the best
we can give;
These flowers We place on the mounds
where YOU lay,
symbols Of our love this Memorial Day.
And thus as the days come and 60, we
viii keep
Sweet redolent blossoms bestrewn where
And after US. in an the oncoming years,
Our children. viii do the same as their
forebears.
You died, and the Star Spangled emblem
now waves
Der all our dominion, and here st your
graves
We come to do honor 10 courage, and lay
These blooms on your graves this Memorial
Day.
What you did can never be reckoned in
gold,
The debt, the acknowledged, can ne'er
all be told:
You fought a good fight, and you held
to the faith,
The union of States you maintained with
your death.
You're not dead brave warriors, tho
out of our sight,
Your valOr inspires those now IN the fight !;
In the far away fields Of battle YOU drop,
A heart ming TO all TO 60 over the top.
Philadelphia, Pa, May %, 1918
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
by Henrietta Granel.
WEDNESDAYS MAIL BAG.

''Plcasc mention some WAYS for using
mutton fat. Is il possible Ia " IT for
frying any food ASA.
Reply: Mutton FAT may he rendered,
Just rs you render leaf lard or suet and
mixed with other fats or oils for frying
in the proportion OF one part mutton fat
To two parts beef and pork fat or com
pound II the mutton tastes "woolly,
add a little soda when cooking IT, and
always put n fourth Of n teaspoon Of soda
IN ANY fat you are rendering. A splendid
homemade cream for Keeping the hands
soft and smooth can be made from
rendered mutton tallow. and ! Will send
you the recipe If YOU will send mn adj
dressed, stamped envelope for IT
''Plcasc recommend good tasting
cereal coffee, as we have come TO the
conclusion that coffee is harmful hcver-
age To our family So far, all the sub
stitutcs we have tried have n raw, thin
taste Ill.
Rcnlv. There are several new coffee
substitutes on the market, this year, and
YOU will have to try the various kinds
until YOU find one that suits YOU. Do not
make the mistake of preparing il too
quickly Make II with boiling water
and LET il simmer from five to seven
minutes; clear it with cold water and let
il stand in n hot place five minutes.
Cream is rs necessary To n satisfactory
Gun of cereal coffee rs IL Is to any hot
beverage.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29

Miss Bunny Rabbit was very young,
SO young that She was proud OF her now
white fur coat.
OF course il she had been Older she
would not have been so foolish about
that new white coat, but she was what
you call stuck up the first time she ap-
pearcd out with 1t on.
II did not matter Mt all to Miss Bunny
that others had white fur coats, for Miss
Bunny Rabbit had pretty pink ears and
the delicate pink tint looked very charm
ing with that white fur coat.
So Miss Bunny held mp her head and
looked at all the other Dummies as II she
did not see them at all. She looked right
through them or over them and stepped
along with an air that plainly said she
knew she was beautiful.
Miss Bunny had never heard that
pride sometimes takes 4 fall, and If
She had. very likely she would have
held her head just rs nigh, but, alas
and alack for Miss Bunny She stepped
on piece of ice covered with snow
and down she went right into mud
puddle
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
GO A-HUNTING.
By George Matthew Adams

Sit, stay, dream not here and
sere. And then there and here
again. Go ahunting.
Find a little love somewhere
And then, if YOU seem TO use it
up quite quickly, go ahuntlng
AGAIN. Explore, explore. And
save, save You will gloat with
glory just the minute you
Find little love somewhere.
Your life 5 dull, dark drab Will
take rainbow hue, and your moon
less night will take daylike light
with sunshine everywhere, if you
will but search until you
Find a little love somewhere.
But when you've found it, you
mustn't hide il away You mustn't
keep il all to yourself alone. You
must show it everywhere TO every
one. You must pet il. feed II
smiles, and paste 1t in your hat
That's the thing TO do when you
Find a little love somewhere
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29

l.n. turn the lsttcr inside ont t'sa one
half teaspoon Of soda 10 u qIert Of hot
watcr, aud have enough writer to fill end
cover the bottles thet ere soaking Leave
them IN thia beth until they rre needed
No. sode IL moi injurious. but tho BOTTLES
should be rinscd 10 clear weter fhat has
been boiled before they IRE llscd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
MARKET PRICES UNCHANGED.
King and Madison Streets Holding up on
Eggs. Berries, Etc.

Today's mld-week prices IN klng
and Madison street farmers curb market
showed virtually no change from last
Saturdays figures
In the latter the following schedule
was obtained berries, IS and 20 cents,
Cherries. Is. eggs IL, butter. so up to
go, asparagus, 20, spinach Is a quarter.
King street was in similar condition.
Delaware berries were more plentiful
than Saturday, but the outside berries
were Just ms plentiful, and selling at 10
cents, the satne ms Saturday.
Trackwnker on an aeroplanc mail route
l. & .fsh
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
Transfer Deeds on Housing Land

The transfer IL deeds for the land in
southwest Wilmington cn Which the new
housing operation of the Wilmington
Housing Corporation Is III nuild $50
homes Is expected to hc completed today.
When the transfer y made il is expected
that actual construction work wll soon
follow
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
SANDMAN STORY.
By Mrs. =. A. Walker.
MISS BUNNY'S WHITE COAT.

Copyright 1918. by McCurG Newspaper
Syndicate Kew Zork City.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
Price Comparison InUited
Noteworthy Sterling Suggestions

Caudlesticks. many pat
terms some Tor electric
lights at sI3 and up per
pair
\ special three-piece black
Coffee set OF artistic lines.
al $40
From our a>sorr meut Of the
new Candy Jars We mention
one attractiyely priced at $Sl.
Large selection of sterling
Vases, a popular size az 500
Sew aand chased Gard Trays
at $Io.5o.
sugar Baskets. pierced de-
signs. az $3.50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29

What can | do with sllkcn hose that
have faded ~ the laundry and arc too fine
10 use for nlg Lralding an.l too good to call
rags tcunofnN
Reply Assort the socks and repair
cach ono that can hc mended whether It's
mate matches il II color or not When
III nrr mendcd dye them hlark using
good dvc made for silk aud wool ias the
llk socks 81 often havr lslo heels and
toes II we'll riuscd. the socks will now
all match. and will wesh without fadlnR
agaln The worn socks can hc cut over IN
to half hose for some little one. or tou can
c,lt them IN strips and brad them. and
sew the brad together until vou have
enough for cushion covers Il bright colors
arc nicely combined. such covers afo hand
some and they last many seasons.
How much soda should be used IN
the water in whlrh = ha5v's milk bottles
.rc soaked. and IS the soda injurious # not
scaldcd out Mother
Reply Wash the bottles and nipples,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29

in addition ga THESE tens
here are innumerahie other
articles. knives FORKS spoons
ana complete selection y
servers ana able atiery
Tea services. ComporIere-.
Cake Trays. Frappe Glasses
Tea Caddles. Gravy Boats,
sauce Boats. Ron Bon Bas-
Aet,. SILVER CeE,rcpecr>. Plat
.ers. sc
4 special COMB. srusa ana
Mirror set priced .ow. namely.
81 complete
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29

what causes the rough incrnstatlon
within my aluminium tea kettle Is
this a fault Of the mctal2 do not find It
IN kettles of other material BRIDE
Reply This crust IS caused by limo
IN the water. and will form IN any kettle
in which YOU constantly bol water hat IS
hard Yon can remove It BY boiling a
pint of vinegar in The kettle and after
the kettle is free from IT and clean. keep m
oyster or clam shell IN It. and the lime
viii gather upon il and not on the SIDES
Of the kettle
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29

"IIavc you directions for preparing
beans with rrc' Hungry
Reply Measure ont two cups Of
small specklcd bcaus or navy beans,
and one cup Of rice Soak the beans
over night and, III the morning. cook
the beans and the rice separately until
almost done Drain the wafer from the
beans. Add the rice, a tablespoon Of
syrup. and square Of bacon fat cut N
dice Pepper and salt f. season Add
water 10 cover as well rs any water from
the rice Bake III the oven until we'll
Drowned over the top.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-04-03
SCHOOL ELECTION
HELD YESTERDAY
SHOWS DECREASE
One Hundred and One Votes Polled
At Booth; 200 Less Than At
Last Election.

The school election held yesterday
for the purpose of electing candi-
dates to the school board to fill the
positions recently made open by the
resignation of j. D. O'Neill and the
expiration of the terms of Carl
Schmidt and J. A. Brevig, showed
decrease of over two hundred votes,
in comparison with the last election,
held in the fall of 1917.
The number of votes ran about
even for the candidates, Mrs. C. H.
Hall receiving 81, J. A. Slippern, 90;
and ]. A. Brevig, "a the total being
one hundred and one.
The election judges were NJ. J.
Cooney, Harry Davis and Joe Rob-
erts.
The board will consist of Mrs. NJ.
J. Sweeney, Mrs. C. H. Han, Geo.
W. Pennington, }. A. Snppern and
J. A. Breivg.
Much disappointment has been ex-
pressed by the election judges over
the poor showing made by the Ne
nanaites in the matter of the cleo
ton. Several of the most prominent
citizens of the town failed to APP
pear at the polls and very little in
terest was shown in the matter. The
judges hold that the number of votes
polled in a community show the
sentiency of the people in these pub
lie matters and for that reason
think that better showing should
have been made yesterday, and more
interest taken in the matter.
Two votes were counted out by
the judges, which accounts for the
difference of one or two votes be-
tween the candidates.