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The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-10
LuEDIckE.RlNlkER.

At high noon on July 9th, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Riniker, oc-
Cured the marriage of their daugh-
ter Elsa, to DR.. F. A. Luedicke. The
bride, being a graduate Of the Ar
vada High school is we'll known. The
groom is a prominent physician Of
Denver, having recently been Presi-
dent of the Colorado State Associa-
ton of Osteopaths. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Wichman Of
st. Paul's Evangelical church of Den
yer. The guests, the immediate rel
atives Of the bride and groom enjoy
ed splendid dinner served by the
mother of the bride. The happy
couple are touring the mountains and
have planned lengthy trip thru the
state.
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WHEAT RIDGE ITEMS

(by W. X. HenetchsII, special CORE.
spondent, and authorized subserip.
tion and sdvortising agent for tho
Enterprise. Address. 3G36 Ruby
Court. Wheat Ridge
Some grading work was done on
W. 3sth Ave, last week which i'm.
proves this street very much.
We had nm abundance of rnin here
lntcly and farmers and gardncrs are
having time fighting weeds.
Mr.. Vulliet has greatly improved
the appearance Of his residence by
giving IL n coat Of paint.
Prof. II. Fcth Of Concordia College
BronxvilIc. N. Y. was Wheat Ridge
visitor Sunday. reviewing the Luth-
cran Snnitnrium here.
Miss Augusta Wcnzcl, who Is stay
ing Mt the Hcntschcl home. spent last
week with her sister, Mrs. A. j. Kric-
ger In Denver.
l.. A. Kern hnd ns his guests his
guests his brothcr-in-lnw and fnmily
Of Nebraska, last week, who made the
trip in their auto.
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INSTALLATION

The Odd Fellows of Arvada Lodge
No. las, all who could go, journey
ed no Golden Tuesday evening whcr.
joint installation of officers was
held. After the installation ccrc
monies were over, Golden lodge pro.
cceded to dispense hospitality in
Goldcn's most hospitablc manner
sserving ice cream cigars and lem.
onade. All who were fortunate er
ough to go are loid in their praise {
Golden lodge AZ n host.
Officers installed for the Arvada
Lodge are as follows:
p. G,-Thos. Russell.
N. G.-R. o. Graves.
V. &C. C. Townsley.
Warden-J. A. Hogan.
Cond.-Percy Dawson.
Chnp.-J. w. Haynes.
X. s. N. G.-R. II. Rodda.
l.. s. N. G.-Frcd bergman.
X. s. Va G.-Romcr Elliott.
l.. S. v. G.-August Bochmcn.
!. G.-Alcx Pnrfct.
o. G.-Chns. Bennett.
X. S. SD. Lcshcr.
l.. s. s.-Robt. Simpson.
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INSTITUTE IN FULL SWING
THIS WEEK IN GOLDEN

The Teachers Institute, which con-
stituted from the teachers Of Gilpin.
Clear Creek and Jefferson sounties,
h In full swing at Golden this week.
Tho executive committee Ii made
Of three county wuperintendcntx. Mrs.
Myrtle Combs. Of Jefferson County,
Nrs. Edith Williams Of Gilpin County
and M1. Elizabeth Gleason Of Clear
Creek county. DR.. J. W. Ellison Is
the conductor and instructor In psy-
choloxy. pedagodgy and arithmetic.
z. N. Freeman IL instructor In his.
tory, science and school law. The
work in reading and grammar Is be-
Ing taken care Of by Miss Jessie Hmm
iton. while Miss Mary Willsee has
charge Of the work In physical edu.
cation. Mrs. Helen Gumlick is In
charge Of the courses in primary
methods and constructive work. and
the music Ia charge Of Miss Mildred
Carns.
In civics the individual In his rc-
Iations to society il an immportsnt
feature and At least two days will he
given over 70 the League Of Nations
and kindred subjects.
The attendance Ii good and the In.
tsrsst fine.
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PROF. DRAKE AND FAMILY
GIVEN FAREWELL rARr1

The home of MIR. and Mrs, j. j.
Nttler was the sceae of II pretty
party and reception to Prof q b.
Drake and his family, last Monday
evening, which affair was given un-
der the auspices Of tire NJ. f. Church
of which the brakes have long been
faithful and consistent members.
However, the party was largely at
tended by the members of the various
churches and people in the commun-
ity who hold Mr.. and Mrs. Drake in
highest esteem and friendship.
The evening had its social pleas
ures, as all gatherings in this commu-
nifty have, with its music and social
chat. The High School orchestra, of
which Mr.. Drake is II member, played
number of their favorite selections
and at an appropriate time Rev. j. F.
White, in his customary droll way,
claimed the attention of the company
while he presented Prof. Drake with
most elegant chime clock, in walnut
case, which was presented to Mr.. and
Mrs. Drake as token of esteem, and
with the request that they think of
their Arvada friends whenever the
clock chimes, which is every fifteen
minutes.
Mr.. Drake was greatly affected by
the ovation given them and it was
difficult for him to speak in response
to Mr.. Whites well chosen remarks.
There was general depression in
the attitude of all when the party
came to separation, and the hand
shakes carried with them more gen
uine sadness and greater good wishes
thant words could express.
Mr.. and Mrs. Drake and their
son, John, left "Wednesday to take
up their residence in Canon City.
where he has benn rendered n very
flattering offer MS superintendent Of
the Canon City Schools. m
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-10

The editor ID in receipt Of = copy
Of the Paris edition Of the Chicago
edition Of the Chicago Tribune, dated
Tuesday, June 2lth, which was mail
Cd to him BY Fred r. Tyrsll, with
Pazshing's army. There are many
interesting articles In Il which give
some inside information bearing on
the arnsstics and the German ttitude
oward !. also illustrations showing Of
army activities IN France. One I'm.
pestant feature b the dedication Of
PeEshing stadium.
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Arvada Presbyterian Church

TO a. m.-Bible School.
II IA. m.-Preaching Service.
6:a5 p. m.-ChristiAn Endcavor.
8 p. m.-Evcning Gospel Service.
Midweck service for prayer nnd
Bible study on Wednesday, evening nt
3 p. m.
At the morning service truths es-
pecinlly applicable TO Christian be-
levers will be emphasized. Al the
evening service the Gospel Of Gods
free grace will be Nc. forth in sermon
and song. A cordial invitation to all
TO attend these services.
Clinton Reed, Minister.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-10

Mr.. 8. Gardner and wife Of St.
Louis. who have been stopping At the
home Of J. 8. Molet, have embarked
In the cleaning. repairing and press:
Ing business In the room formerly
occupied by the late Chas. Whesler's
wall paper store. They are fixing
things up In q very pleasing maner,
and will no doubt do well In this
business. at which they are experts.
Later on they will do hand tailor
ing. Already they have quite Il
number Of suits 70 put in order. We
wish them success
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-10

o. D. Tarr, who has been working
for Chas. Newby on the Henry Irv-
ing Jones place, met with a most
painful and very peculiar accident
Tuesday, while raking hay with a
sulky rake. One Of the steel teeth
Of the rake got caught in the wheel.
and In an effort to release it by back
ing the team Of colts he was driving
the tooth caught him under his left
arm Just grazing the ribs and tore it
way around under the arm, coming
.out back Of the shoulder, laying the
shoulder bone bare. DR.. Russell
dressed the wound.
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NATIONAL WORLDWIDE PRO-.
HIB1TloN RALLY IN ARVADA

Don't forget the National World
wide Prohibition Rally at the Pres
bytsrian church Sunday evening at
3 o'clock p. m. Hon. H. G. Laugh
baum, National Anti-saloon League
Lecturer, will be the speaker Of the
evening. Don't fail to hear him.
He has been over seas studying
the Prohibition problem and will
have something worth hearing.
A beautiful American flag will he
presented to the Sunday School win.
ming the most votes for their school.
The speaker Of the evening will pre-
this flag.
I, The people Of Arvada will have q
fine opportunity Of q rare treat In
this service Sunday evening. Come.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-10

Mrs. Cummings received . post
card the latter part Of the week
from her son Lieut.. Barnard Cum
mings which was q photo picture Of
him In his flying machine. He was
one Of three flyers to fly from the
Aviatiaon field at San Diego to
Phoenix. Arizona. Five started, but
two dropped out on the way and one
was smashed In landing at Phoenix.
Another plane was smashed after
landing. 10 new parts had to b. >-i.r.
cd. which caused delay on return s,ia
Barnard 10 flying every day now In
government Ssrvice. and Il very fond
Of it%
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-10

Miss Mabel Leshsr has returned
home after spending q year in Wash
ington. d. c.. in the government en-
ploy. She win not return to WASH
inston, bat has accepted a school In
Ogden, Utah. -
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-10

Mr.. George Williams received the
sad news Monday. July sth. Of the
death Of his sister. Miss Maggie vii.
llams ct her home In IT. Collins, ear.
" that morning, after = years H.
nsss. from . para1ytic stroke. Mr.
and Mrs. Williams went 10 n. Col.
Inns today 70 attsad he funeral.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-10

". J Wsrtman, who lost his big
barn BY fire some months ago. has
erected q fine double garage made
Of cement, and costing better than
. thousand dollars. It b = great i'm
provsmsnt to his already attractive
place.
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M. r. Church

10 n. m.-Sunday School.
T. n. m.--Rcv. Evnns will prcnch.
Epworth League nt o'clock. No
preaching services on account Of un.
ion mccing nt the Presbyterian
church.
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Of ~

w. J. Evans has been suffering un.
told aGoniss from toothache the past
two Or three weeks. On going to
. dentist to have one or two pulled.
4 WAS found that two Of his teeth
were grown fast 70 the Jaw hone and
had TO be chisled loose. This opera.
ton took three hours. He was de.
lirious part Of the time.
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Rslsion Pvesbytssi.n Church

2;I5 p. m.-Biblc School.
3 p. m.-Prcnching service.
Mid-wcck service for prayer and
Bible study on Thursday night nt o
p. m. Come, Clinton Reed. Minister
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-10
PARK TO PRESERVE
SOME HISTORICAL FEATURES

McIlvoy Park is to preserve some
historical features Of the town, by
keeping them safely in the archives
of its gate posts, which will be dedi-
Gated with ceremony, as soon os the
masonry has been completed to that
point.
Mayor Russell has prepared a let
ter Of greeting to the future gener-
\ations which reads as follows:
Arvada, Colo, July z, '19
10 the Future Citizens Of Arvada
to Whom these Presents may
. Come, 50, qAA.s4
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-10

Word was received Wednesday of
Ray Barbour's arrival in New York
Tuesday from overseas, and he will
soon be home to his many friends.
Don't forget the Craig Colony
ice cream social on Garfien's lawn.
next Thursday evening, July 18th.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-10

Mrs. H. p. Benson and her daugh.
tsf. Mrs. Eta Beavers, Of Marysvills
Kansas, are sxpsetsd 70 WHIT her son
VIM. Benson and daughter, Mn.
Barbour On Whsatsides.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-10
Christian Science Services

Christian Science Services nrc held
Sunday morning nt West First md
Adelaide Streets. Mt II o'clock
Sunday School nj 0:3O.
Wednesday evening meetings nt 8
o'clock. All arc welcome.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-10

Mrs. G. s. Scott has purchased the
cottage just south Of Burton's on the
curve Of Grandvisw Avenue, and we
understand. will make improvemantts
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-10

Mrs.. Montgomery, sister Of Mrs.
Fred Hayes, came out from Denver
Wednesday to visit her before going
to Wyoming to make her home with
her daughter, having sold her busi-
ness in Denver.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-10

Sergt. J. Wesley Moreland leaves
tomorrow night for Chicago, where
he will again be in the employ Of the
Chicago Telephone Company.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-10

Three young couples motorsd to
Eldorado Springs and Boulder Canon
to spend the 9TH, and had . delight
full trip. Those Of the party were ::
Misses Kathryn Cole, Florence Ty-
,rell, Evelyn Mason, Messrs. Arthur
Vacher, Clifford Null and Robert
Swadley.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-10

Mrs. Joseph Purcell, daughter Of
Mrs. r. J. Champion, and her new
born son, graduated from st. Jo
ssph's hospital Friday and are at thu
Champion home, and are doing fine
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-10

". B. spraeue. who has q ranch
east Of We.tminstsr College, d cut.
ting and thrsshing his wheat this
week with the Dssrine combined
Harvester md threshsr for which r.
O. Graves IA agent. A,vone inter.
c.ted shouli 10 over an sse Il work.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-10

Notwithstanding the fact that the
country was visited with hard rain
and several Of them, the last week.
the roads generally are IN fair con-
dition. especially northwest Of Ar
vada, whore they have had some
surfaeing within the past two or
three years.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-10

Fremont Grange will h",i tho las:
d. rec Of the season ns.: Saturday
evering. owing to the busy and hot
s,ason. A coiored ore .sstrs from
N-nver has been engage u for this ev.
sning and every effor- will he mad ,
II frvs th;I dance . b,g success.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-10

-. ]. P. Graves arrived last Sat-
urday from Long Beach, Calf, for a
visit with his son Eldro of Broomfield
and other relatives.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-10

Ars. Frank /. Paxton, sister Of
Mrs. Al Cole, and her children are
expected to-day fom Santa Rita, N.
H., to visit her mother, Mrs. Cheat
1axAa& xisters, Mesdames Cole,
Beckett, Robbins md Miss Emma
Cheatley. --s----,-- s.4.1-..-i-.,.. =
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-10
GREETING!

= This tract Of ground (2.7
acres) at the entrance Of which
= this gate is today being erected,
= was decided to the Town of Ar
= vada and the people thereof,
r May 8, 1919, by Clemency Nc
10 Ilvoy, s5 years old, widow Of
= the late Dennis Donley McIlvoy.
. one time pioneer and friend of
y the oid-time scouts, Carson,
= Bridger, Baker and others. Her
: gift was made according to the
expressed wish Of her late hus-
. band, and with the understand
. ing that it shall be known ~
McIlvoy Park.
The Mayor and Trustees Of the
= Town Of Arvada accept this
trust and erect this gateway to
announce the location, purpose
= and manner Of this. magnificent
. gift.
. At present this proposed park
contains = modest, two-story
brick residence, 4 few trees
= and flowers and two acres in
. corn.
= d. D. McIlvoy was born in
= 1924. Came to Arvada in 1847
. and died In 1918.
= Clsmsncy McIlvoy, born 1884
. and is still living at this writing.
. It b hoped that he who opens
this receptacle in the distant fu-
= ture may find pltee more
= beautiful and restful and more
= amplified than anything our
= generation can even imagine.
DIR. RICHARD RUSSELL,
= Mayor.
. G. c. TOwNsUEY, Clerk.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-10

No figuring. no measurements, no
bother 10 you, In having steel port
able garnHc put on your place.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-10

Mr.. Terrence White is expecting
his brother to-day, from Michigan,
whom he has not seen for twenty
five years.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-10

Misses Emma Cheatlsy, Edith
Champion and Hazel Long mot,rcd
to Evergreen o. the 4th and occupied
Iona Linda cottage three days.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-10

Miss Evelyn Mason Of Eagle Rock
Calif., 10 . guest Of Miss Grace Sc
crest.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-10

The ]. 1. Salladay family return
cd Saturday from Cripple Creek after
two or three weeks visit, and re-
port moss enjoyable trip.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-10

The Presbyterian Sunday school is
having It's annual picnic in Bergen
Park this afternoon.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-10

Mr.. Kiddie, father of Mrs. Alex
Parfet, who is being cared for at the
home Of Mrs. Weidman, is not SO
well these hot days.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-10

/. Mrs.. Al BslGin and daughter. Lu-
Dstta Fisher. returned Tussday from
Atwood. after several weeks visit.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-10
As we 60 to press, the tramway
strike situation in Denver Is unchang-
ed. Traffic is tied up on the lines in
side the city.

Lee West has purchased new
Ford car.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-10

Mrs. J. g. Doughty has been on
the sick list the past week, but Il
some better.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-10

Consult the margin of your paper
and save US the trouble of mailing
you "dpSas" If you will, please.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-10

Mrs. R. Rodda Is now at home af-
Ter ., serious operation in st. Luke's
hospital and ID doing nicely.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-10
Local and Personal I Happenings

Frank Berce of Denver View was
. business visitor in Arvada Wednss-
day.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-10

Enterprise Want ads get results.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-02
DOOrceS Gain
OUer Marriages
During Month

Dan Cupid lost few points in his
race with Dame Divorce during the
past month, records In County
Clerks Warmers Office show 112
marriage licenses were issued and
43 divorces fled as compared with
1926 licenses during October and 40
divorces.
However, the months toll OF mar
riages IS above the average. Sep
TENDER had but III, August 90 and
July 100 June has been the banner
month Of the year with 146 licenses
issued.
Divorce cases are still numerous,
however. Superior court still main
tains it's reputation as the divorce
court with all but eight Of the az
cases being filed there. During Oc-
tober 80 were filed and In September
~ Thirty-eight Of the 40 Of Oc-
tober were filed in superior court
and SO Of the 43 in September.
Thirty-three cases were filed In
August and 81 in July.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-02
CAN BEAT HANDS
SHUCKING CORN
At Least White Would Bet 80 After
Tanlac Relieves His
Dyspepsia.

My wife and myself have had
stomach trouble said J A. White
residing on the Leestown Pike. r. l..
II. No. 8, near Lexington, Ky. "and
have both been nervous and all run
down. We could not eat anything
and could not sleep at night-reg-
ular nervous dyspeptics. We tried
many remedies without permanent
benefit until we heard of Tanlac.
got the medicine and we began tax
ing IT, We noticed immediate re-
suits We have both been greatly
improved BY Tanlac. We give all
credit for our change of health TO
Taniac. II is a remarkable medi-
cine.
Il. personally. feel so good that
] told my hands a day or two ago
that I could beat any of them
shucking corn. j meant il, and be
heve ] could have beat 'em all"
Of all the maladies that afhict
humanity. chronic dyspepsia such
as Mr.. and Mrs. White evidently suf-
fered from. is probably the most
prevalent, its causes and character
istics are diverse. The most skill
Ell physicians have been unable 10
cope successfully with this almost
universal malady; but Mother Ma
ture herself. from her great natural
forests. aided by what is deemed
as the best skilled chemistry. has
compounder in her wonderful Ia
boratory the most beneficial remedy
discovered for this allment
Hours might be consumed in de-
scribing the sunerings mental and
bodily. o. the victims or chronic
dyspepsia, and their absolute failure.
heretofore, 20 get relief. A morbid,
unreal, whimsical and melancholy
condition OF mind, aside from the
nervous physical SUFFERING. is the
usual state OF the average dyspeptic.
and life seems scarcely worth liv-
ing.
Tanlac was designed for the pur-
pose OF overcoming this distressing
condition. in order that people SUI
fering from this trouble might be-
come like fashioned people
strong. sturdy and we'll
Tanlac is sold I'm South Bend by
the Central Drug store. and in
Aishawaka by the Red Cross Phar-
mas ADV.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-02
POLICE ARREST
MAGAZINE AGENT
Two Men Charged With At
tempting to Raise Check Is
sued For Subscription.

Raymond Lucy and Harold Trask,
not satisfied with taking SO from
Mrs. Jacob W. Singler. els E. Cedar
St. for a years subscription TO a
magazine which they had no author
ity 10 represent are charged with
attempting 20 raise Mrs. Singier's
check for SO to $500.
Lucy is being held at the city Jail,
while the police are still looking for
Trask. Lucy was arrested at an
early hour Monday morning at 1912
QUimby st.
Sunday Lucy and Trask are said
70 have attempted 10 pass a check
for 5000. signed by Mrs. Singler
This led 20 an investigation. Mrs.
Singler told the police OF being So
licited by two men for p subscrip-
ton to the Queen Work" magazine.
a Iltholic periodical published at
81. Louis. Mo. She gave them a
check for SO.
No REPRESENTATIVES Hero.
Lucy and Trask are charged with
attempting TO raise Mrs. SINGERS
check from SO 20 $500. Lucy was
found early Monday morning at 1912
Quimby st. The police telegraphed
the publishers OF the Queens
Work" magazine. and Monday re-
ceived reply from them saying that
they have no representatives In
South Bend. and that no one In this
city is authorized 20 solicit subscrip-
tons to the magazine.
Mrs singler was able to give a
good description OF the two men. The
police are now looking for Trask.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-02
SAYS HUSBAND HAS
DlSREGAROED MARRIAGE

Marie Grimmius spoke Of a love
OF home that had remained unsatis-
fed in her suit for divorce filed In
superior court Monday against Derk
Grimmius whom she accuses OF hav-
ing no regard for his marriage rela-
lions.
She spoke OF how she wanted a
nice coy home and that she thought
this wish was 20 be gratihed when
she got married. But her husband
refused TO furnish her with a home.
On the contrary, she speaks OF work
ing 20 buy herself clothing and 9TH
er necessities.
She told OF frequent beatings CIV
en- her by her husband and said he
had repeatedly struck and wounded
her.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-02

when he begins 20 analyze the rail
road phase OF the problem further
ne viii find that By using the truck
ne can use IL 10 a greater financial
advantage because Of the saving In
many other ways.
Compare Rates.
He will find that IL compared
with express rates that II IS very
much cheaper and from a point Of
time. ne will find that II IS the fast
est means OF transportation and he
will eventually realize what this
time means 20 him In actual dol
lars and cents in the many in
stances that II viii help him 10 in
crease his business.
The use Of transportation deter
mines on an analysis basis Is becom-
ing more and more general and
eventually all transportation will be
sold on that basis. and because Of
his alone. motor truck transporta-
ion viii find a constantly increas-
ng market"
Gentlemen. I feel that the few
words that I have said here on this
subject cannot impress upon you the
value OF motor truck transportation
for your short haul freight. you
Will have 70 give It a trial 20 be
convinced OF its many benefits. It's
oossi bilities are unlimited, or as the
English auto salesman said the
commercial employment Of the mot
or truck is enormously on the ex-
tending scale Shippers It can not
help but be a big factor in the
building up OF your business in the
territory around South Bend. and
what helps YOU 10 n bigger. better
business will certainly react TO the
benefit OF our city. Good roads and
the motor truck will help TO solve
The transportation problems Of
South Bend"
The chamber voted in favor Of the
adoption Of the report OF the na-
sale OF ships built by the govern
ment during the war. the report fav-
oring the sale Of all wooden and
steel ships Of less than 5000 tons net
weight 10 preferably American pur-
chasers, but 10 foreign purchasers If
necessary; all other vessels 10 be
sold TO American shipping associa-
tions At cost Of present construct
the difference between present and
war construction 10 be absorbed by
the government The report favors
a privately owned American mer.
chant marine.
Several Out-of-towu guests were
present at the meeting Monday
Lawrence Vaughn. secretary OF the
chamber OF Laporte spoke a few
words