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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-02-07
Cotton Gears.

Cotton which has been put under
hydraulic pressure of from 6,000 to
5000 pounds and made into gears, pro-
duces an article superior to that made
OF steel. Softer than steel, the cot.
ton gear yields whore the steel gear
wears under friction.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-02-07
DON'T LET A COLD
KEEP YOU AT HOME
DR.. Kings New Discovery
almost never fails to
bring quick relief

Small doses once in awhile and that
tsroat-tear:ng. lung-splisting cough
soon qaiats down. Another dose and
hot bath before jumping into bed,
good sleep, and back to normal in the
morning.
DR.. Kings New Discovery is well
known. For fifty years it's been
r-,ieving coughs, colds and bronchial
1-.1cks. For fifty years it has been
sola by druggists everywhere. A
reliable remedy that you yourself or any
member Of your family can toke safelys
6Qc and Sl20.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-02-07
Some Should Be Broken.

"TheSe talking machines at $685."
advertlSeS a Chicago music house,
break all records After listening 10
some records ont simply can't shake
of the conviction that there cannot
be too many such machines in con-
slant use.-Springtield Union.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-02-07

Try the Free Trader-JournaI Want Ads
for results
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1919-10-11
SCOTT-WARREE.

A quiet but very pretty wedding
took place at the residence of the
brides uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
A. L. Stokoe, Front, Wednesday
evening at $50 o'clock, when Miss
Annie Warren, Of Bay st. Louis, be-
came the bride of Mr.. Kenneth Cor
don Scott, Of Boston, Mass.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. O. c. Sewers, pastor of the First
Methodist Church, of this city, in the
presence of close friends and imme-
diate members Of the family.
The out-of-town guests were Mrs.
A. L. Bollinger, (sister of the bride) ],
and son Thomas Warren Bollinger,
of Louisville, KY; Miss Pearl Moak,
of Bogalusa, La, and Mr.. Leon j.
Hodges, of New Orleans.
After an informal reception, Mr..
and Mrs. Scott left for New Orleans,
where they will make their home.
They were followed by the best wishes
of the many local friends.
The bride is no stranger to our
people, having resided here nearly all
of her life. Accomplished, charming
in manner, she is loved by all who
know her best She is a talented mu-
sician, an elocutionist. She recently
took course in professional nursing.
1t was while engaged in this work at
Bogalusa, she met Mr.. Scott, who is
highly connected and splendid
young man. At present he is engaged
in radio work with one of the largest
steamship companies doing business
between New Orleans and the Latin
American countries.
The Echo joins the many friends
in heartiest Fluctuations on so aus
picious an occasion.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1919-10-11
Board of Supervisors Endorses Sena-
tor Harrison's Efforts to Procure
Separate Custom District.

The Board of Supervisors of Han
cock County, in regular session this
week, very commercially went on
ecord in endorsing Senator Pat Har-
rison's efforts in getting separate
customs district of Mississippi, by
adopting the following resolutions,
which We're ordered spread on the
official minutes.
Whereas, this Board has been ap-
prised of the efforts of Senator Pat
Harrison to secure separate Gus
toms District in Mississippi, which
will be of great value to the customs
business in the localization therof
now therefore,
Be it Resolved by the Board of
Supervisors of Hancock County, Mis-
sissippi, that we are heartily in favor
Of separate customs District, and
commend the efforts of Senator Har-
ricn in that behalf, and earnestly
urge the Mississippi delegation in
Congress to aid and assist the move
ment in every way possible.
Resolved further, That q eepy of
this resolution be forwarded Senator
Harrison and the other members of
the Mississippi delegation in Con-
greSS.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1919-10-11
CHARTER OF INCORPORATION OF
THE KILN CLUB.

1.-The corporate title of said COM
pany is THE KILN CLUB.
2.-The names of the incorporators
are: A. A. Brooks, postefiite, Kiln,
Miss; j. r. Birch, postoffice, Kiln,
diss.; Wilford Rowan, postoffice,, Kiln,
Miss; Joe Roddie, postoffics, Kiln,
Miss; Ladner Nicaise, postoffice, Kiln,
Miss.
3.-The donaicile is at Kiln, Miss.
amount of capital stock, none.
5.-The par value Of shares, none.
6.-The period of existence mot
to exceed fifty years. is SO years.
1.-THE purpose for which 1t 10
created: To encourage athletics and
to afford amusement to its members,
ard TO afford a place of recreatlon
and reading room for the members.
8.-The right and powers that may
be exercised by this corporation are
those conferred by the provisions OF
Chapter "a, Mississippi Code, 1905.
A. A. BROOKS,
J. r. BIRCH,
WILFRED ROWAN,
J. D. RODDIE,
q !, LANDER NICAISE.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1919-10-11
Professional Card S
DR.. J. A. EVANS,

OENTIST
HOURS:
9 to IL M. and 2 to 6 r. M.
Hancock County Bank Bldg.
BAY ST. LOUIS, MISS.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1919-10-11

same land. Planting begins in january
and does not end till December, and
there is not day in the entire year
when fresh vegetables may not be
gathered from any we'll managed gar
den. No finer sweet potatoes can be
found anywhere. The bulk of the
crop is not planted till July, and as it
then planted on ground from which
Irish potatoes, beans, melons or some
other crop has just been harvested, It
costs but little. Irish potatoes are
often planted as early as December,
and good fall crops are made by plant
ing in August. The sell and climate
produce waterm elons and canteioupes
cf the finest quality, and both arc
grown here quite extensively, The
main crop maturing in July, while a
second crop, maturing IN October, Of
ten gives a good profit. Cabbage,
lettuce, peas, beets, radishes, turnips
and other hardy vegetables grow well
during tn ntire winter. and all which
are grown in excess Of the local de-
mand give good profits when shipped
to northern markets. Fruit growing
is as successful aud profitable as mar
ket gardening. Gra1es are always
uniformly satisfactory. making a vig-
orous growth and bearing heavily
on all classes of soil. Peach trees
bearing fruit If fine quality are com
mon in every fence corner. and no.
where else do the finer Japanes pluns
do better than mere. The woods are
full of blackberries and dewberries.
while strawberries planted in August
make heavy yield the following
spring. Pear trees grow unusaliy
well, bear heavily, and are affected by
blight no mere than mother parts of
the country.
FRUIT CULTURE.
Oranges have been grown here for
many years, and though occasional
winter Injuries the trees, by killing the
tops, they sprout from. the roots and
soon bgin bearing again. Japanese
persimmons, olives, guapas, and 9TH
er semi-tropical fruits are grown in
nearly every garden. The fig, how
ever, is one fruit which is universally
grown and most highly priced. Ev-
cry old garden has a few fine old fig
trees which never fail to bear heavy
annual crops For several years
past the canning factories have
bought all the figs they could get,
and have paid good prices for them.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1919-10-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of thee Interior. J
September 8, 1919.)

\ Department of thee Interior, !,
September 8, 1919.)
u s. Land Office at Jackson, Miss.,)
Notice is hereby given that Arneau
Ladner, of Sellers, Mississippi, who,
on May 11th, 1916 made Homestead
No. 07317, for Sc Ia OF
the NE IA, Section 1, Township 9
South, Range Is West, st. Stephens
Meridian, has filed notice OF his inten-
tion TO make three-year proof, to es-
tablish claim to the land above des-
eribed, before Chancery Clerk OF
Hancock county, at Bay st. Louis.
Mississippi, on the 25th day Of octo-
ber, 1919. 49,,
Claimant names as witnesses Aiclde
|Nicaise, L. NJ. Cuevas. Oscar u. Re
tersen. Alexander Cuevas, all OF Sell
lers, Mississippi.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1919-10-11
Incorporators.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
State Of Mississippi
Tn,,~k1, - II,-o4olr

County of Hancock.
This day personally appeared be-
fore me, the undersigned authority.
A. A. Brooks, j. R Birch, Wilford
Rowan, Joe Roddie and Lander Nj
caise. incorporators of the corporation
known as The Kiln Club, who acknow-
lodged that they signed and executed
the above and foregoing articles Of
incorporation as thir act and deed on
this the 7th day Of August, 1919.
F. FUENTE, J. p, 4th Dist.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1919-10-11
Nnt;na 10 dirh School Seniors

Notine to High School Seniors.
All seniors are expected to bring
their French text books to school
Monday, October 18th, as ! expect
to organize the class in French on
that date. c.. r. TALBERT,
Superintendent Of City Schools.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1919-10-11
Revival Meeting Will Close Sunday
A Great Day Expected.

Every service has been helpful.
DR.. Johnson has done some great
preaching. Be sure and hear him
tonight and tomorrow.
Special solos by Rev. o. c. Sewers.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1919-10-11

Mr.. G. E. Templet, the wide
awake proprietor of the Bay Jewelry
Store, returned home last night from
Q business trip TO New Orleans.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1919-10-11

Grand total. 44590.65
Report of the County Superinten-
dent of Education received and or
dered filed.
The report of Miss Sallie Cirlot,
county home demonstration agent re-
ceived and ordered filed.
The report of ]. w. Vairin, sheriff,
received and ordered filed.
Ordered by the Board that the fol-
lowing amounts be allowed and paid
out of the General County Fund, as
5 per bill on file, examined ad ap-
*proved, to-wit:
j. w. Vairin, victualing pris-
oners. 6U.Uu
wv I Gallup. iail plumbing 1880
IF. C. Bordages, assessing
names on personal roll, - 331.O5
Schultz Stamp and Stamp
Co., stencils, ------ l.31
W. L. Bourgeois, supplies, SAT
e. Van Whitfield, clerk fees
Walker vs. Hancock Co., 4.90
+. w. Vairin, sheriff, same, - 20
II a Breath. J. p. same, els
SaIl;e Cirlot. salarS, los. 90
Holm Craft, stamps, $50
oea OodSt LcHo, SuppicS AVE-
clerk. --------- 4.2S
q clerk. 900
Sea Coast Echo. supplies for
supplies for circuit clerk, 1900
Sea Coast Echo, supplies for
Board of Supervisors, 80 3.51
Sea Coast Echo. supplies for
assessor, --------------- 100
Sea Coass Echo, printing tax
receipts fnd supplies for
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1919-10-11
OFFICIAL PROCEED|N GS BOARD Of SUPER
v|SORS Of HANCOCK COUNTY FOR OCT.


F. J. Gex, atty, salary,-- $500
JOS. 0. Mautfray, supplies 9.7S
DR.. Moody, health officer 225.O5
J. w. Vairin, sheriff, ex-officio
services ~ 5000
J. w. Vairin, court costs, = 5000
Robt L. Murphy, court steno-
grapher, ---------- 10000
E. Van Whitfield, State VS..
McEvoy, 55.45
Mrs. John Rutherford, bridge
tender, ----- $500
Sam Melito, supplies, ------ .63
r. w. Webb, State VS. Edward
Curry, -2136, Code 1906 2.o5
Albert Jones, witness, fees, 3.25
A. r. Johnson, witness, - LOO
Frank Johnson witess, 80 LOO
Arthur Johson, witness, - LOO
.Toe Richards, witness. LOO
Theodore Denis, witness, = LOO
Selig Co., cups, Sec 315, Code
]. W. Vairin, office suplies,- 4.29
Cumberland Tel. & Tel Co.,
rentals and tolls, ----- 1857
VIM. Cooper Nephews, dip,
etc, Chapter 167, Code 1906, $500
Bay St. Louis, Ice, Light Il
Bottling Works, lights for
court house and Jail, 9.21
j. w. Vairin, fees in State
cases, Chapter 2176-2178,
Code 1906, - 25.OO
Bay Mercantile Co., supplies,
Sec. 315. Code 1906, 1910
same, = 5.32
"A. A. Kergosien, stamps for
office. --- 7.35
Sam Breard, salary Chapter
142, Code 1906, ---- $500
A. B. Nelliums, caring for in
mates, 2176, Code 1906, - 1926
E. Van Whitfield, ex-officio,
services AMI drawing venire $500
e. Van Whitfield, State cases,
21S6, Code 1906, --- 23.00
IS S. Moran, treasurer, Sec. 3
Chapter z, Acts 1910, --- 1900
E. Van Whitfield, deputy 24.O0
Claud Monti, supplies, Sec.
167, Laws 1916, 1890 2&1.51
Frank B. Pittman, salary,
Laws 1916, --------- 10000
A. S. Murphy, filling vat,
Chapter 167, Code 1906,-- 800
Ordered by the Board that the fol-
lowing amounts be allowed and paid
out of the Road Fund, as per bills on
file. examined and approved, to-wit:
II. Weston Lumber Co., money
advanced on trucks, Chap.
$50, Code 1910, ------- $500
A. Scafide, feed, Sec. 315,
Code 1906, --== 1880
or Nc q rtl1rr labor Chan
ter lat. Code $40, - $3.50
Mack Gipson, labor, --- $3.50
Joseph Gariga, labor, --- 450.00
Ihos. j. Macarthur, labor $500
Dan Talbert, labor. 34.50
Cleveland Ladner. $50
|. L. Stockstiil, labor, -==--- 1925
T. D. Pearson, labor, .----~-. 1895
Rufus Lee, labor -- 1880
Hugh Lee, labor, --- 1000
Pursuant to legal advertisement
and notice given for bids for bridges
over Mill Creek and Hickory Greek,
there were several bids submitted,
and, after Due consideration the
Board is of ths opinion that the
bridge across Mill Greek should not
| be built, therefore, bids were re-
jected, but being of the opinion that
the Hickory Creek bridge extension
should be built. and the bid of the
yigeiennes, Indiana, being the low
| est and best bid for S348.00, it is,
therefore, ordered that the eantract
be awarded the Vincnennes Bridge
Company at the price of $348.00. pay
able at completion and acceptance of
work.
Ordered by the Board that the
Board adjourn until tomorrow morn
ling at 8 A. M.
Fl. S. WESTON, President.
Concluded in next issue.)
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1919-10-11
GEX & WALLER
ATTOaNEYS-AT-LAW

VIII practice in al civil matters in
all State Courts and in all mattezs
in the General Courts ct MiRaaA
sippi
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-22
st tpif Cpraab.

Gnmorup, 19oe Sr,li. Vaa ion,
berluoitc gnneaaaroe uooeIe9 %.
raab til Slcooigs apinoer, bpori Dc
abonreS moo at iro De Iuuitc Can
lfcre, ser finn oil loffe Dem ueo a,
Aiue Dem 6sbe 90 alrber % give
heres u0motteoc % ioriuItne 9srn
Sericopbolo / 1unmarf.
Otter ~uoisrligt al haze uiit, at IeIo
meo Sc muprrcloe Sorbolo Tor Ejs
ull Suromauoen. Nrbcl05nau0et,
Gisbmauocn % Den Sn0uitri0riUcns
De bape ganife anoerleoea WtuIi9he
ser / oct tore Sp'flauo emo / oet
life Ianmarf, ilutter Cproabet hsi.
itcnt: "Tslger Den Stemme, ion
taller S~ouobeoen. al Oct mao gao
cber % e0ers Born uel | 6Gorclon.
0cti"
Mun ifuIbe eacrS meme. at Giles.
pigcrne mart bauoc iuuet uot az
"5uif Sunbbeo".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-22
Tlcnsbcras YreSie.

"Slcnsburger Horobeitite Bel.
ting" or gicnrem ct ~bamburglf Sir.
ma iolgt % gaar oper pao oonife
&Gnocr. Wan nppner Ell 4isbeIum
paa ca. $4,000 Mari. 0eune Deb.
belelic ianbtes aIlcrebe ior Tiger il
oeu i CT oauif gIao. men Reoaftio.
men / 6~leuaborg betegrebe BEN ioni
uriStig. : 6Ien5borg oioite man
inriolertib goot, bptlten @eroi ser
tlroe tinGggeS bcnne gcnrgtelIc,
% MI fan WlehoeIeIien ON Salget
hefrGftcS ira iiffer ailoe.
"SIeusburger Norooeutite Sci
tuug" or @penS melt lTite tpifc @Iuo.
Get bar oIlereoc for Maaneoer til.
boge ! oct oanifstnitc SpsrgSmaal
inotaact Ell paflenoe @olbning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-22
4cpneSsmiolcr til Spnocrinaano.

Reprpicrtanier Tor Ssnheripadno
bar / bisie Sage retiet en- Srpenoel.
ie iii oct bonite @rnPringsrano ON
2iIlaoelIe til at uoisre m Del baorot
tiltrPnatc 2epnebSmibIer, lPrlig
@~rsoforu, til trpnecuoe il%eapiqife
Ggne. Otter hoao "SooeoItaoen"
%eriarer, pcntcr man forsprigt III,
eitcr of 9anmart er bleuet iri for
@lofabcn. at Der | oen nprmeite 3io
fan gipeS %aImiuoelig fri uoisricIs.
tilooclie. Oct isnberipolfe Dtiriltc.
RUM uil poa CT Rsbc nlch ltbfsr.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS / DC nPrmeitc
Gage isgc at iaa bette Spsrgsmdal
tloret. OF man uerter beltemt. or
Reicn ocrciter oil pPre oaben Tor at
ieroc ale &orer iii SIespig iom Dc
irrnger iii.
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Glnusbolm ncobrrn6t.

t0be Sill. 9co > li0en / Gitermio.
Dag opitob Der SIoIs5 i 2lUlsgaarOen
iii GIausbolm peb Sanders. @eo 8.
lioeu itob ale Dc i~traatPfte, lam.
mcnbpageoe ltbbpgninger ! slam.
mer, 9eiteitaIoen, Spi%neitalocu. $40.
itaIoen, oen itore S%aoebugning, Ell
gamnleIt StuebuS og 8ognporten
Ge06et blep fun Oct SnIebus, hoori
~Snipeftsren Dor. Get lptfcoes mco
tort @eiuPr al reooe ale Mreoturer.
ne. Icrimoo in6ebrGnote Ell Hloe.
belt, o. Ell anben Seit bleo iao meo.
taget, at ben mautte iiaaea neo. Ies.
uben inoebrGnote @aarbcns Spiue.
beitanb paa 1870 Spiu. gpgninger.
ne bar ioriifrc6e | 2anobpgninger-
mes aim. granbioriifrirg Tor POI.
900 ar. Sm Sloens Cptomit pibes
irtet bciterri. men oen opitoS / set
blum. boor Solfene iom I'll Wtiooal
Rauoers 2l6c ,Suli. Staoen
peo @rauoen paa GIau5boIm or M
aiort op. Sugningerne bar 'orilt'
ret FOR 100000 str. / S%arobpgnin.
gerne5 aim. @ranoicriitring. o. her.
AZ inloer $500 SIR. paa De al 81
Den bersrie spgningcr; granbNaoe.
eritainiugen FOR oisie er purberet iii
101 500 9r. S~orpaaterer. 8obseier
graif az Soralosmarf. bapoe iii 2sS.
ere ioriifret / "ganmarf" FOR 4i6,,
600 ar., "a grcnSifaoen er her pnr'
beret Ill 13l.So5 ar. salt or Der
aItiaa br9not Tor ca. Ell fpart 4Piu.
ST.. @9r6ier,
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GuSnm paa isalbrrbct.

'"Nanisercn" meooeler, at oct for.
Ieocn bIco rinqct op ira 8obSerpeoi
iiouen pao StatSbanegoaroen og
giort oomerfiom paa, at glaoets
e~rpreSpaftc meb Srruogaper "2s.
aiurfloiter GoiS" mnatte baue Voa.
'~friiten ~"2iigumtloiter" n,eb I'll"
Steoet ior "2peumflo'ter mieo m.
Oct iibitc bar nenrIig 9auif. Sao.
Trent Sc. life bIco uroret til rpite
Sang, piIoe Vaffcn life blipc beIsr.
act.
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Rcoaftpr Brun.

aiebenhouu. 276e ,SlIi. Stenl.
ninger moo Reoaftsr @ruu err ian
itcrt i tuifc areoie ! Ss~noerborg, at
Sc oarife irpgtcr Tor bans Sitters
bc0. g bar bcrior rouoet ham til
iorcIsbig at bIlpc / Gaumarf, ioet
nc autugcr, al mis- man MI bier ii5
i Soroerborg, plI ban itrar bliue ar.
r~eitcrct.
ga Sem Gamper, ior man oprir.
oeIiG hapoe perttet. @rau ituIog
relic tiIbc1c mco. cutom iii Smoer
borg par Ell itor Mcuueifcmo3ic
ms0t ircm FOR at tage lmoo ham. "a
De imiolcrtlo lao. al 8rau life bapoe
IorIoAt Gunmort 9jt Dc after roItgc
bocr ill lit.
sc tuifc liaiSsmruo ! Gerber,
borg "a Grtegn bar peotagct Ell re.
ioIution I'll Sem tpife Hegicriug. 5
ReioIutionen freezes 9GifutteI'e MOS
oct oar'tc &olo3regimente % TOR.
ne Observation-Disclosures moo
9anltcrne, iom I euaitaar Iert.
IRIter ireoeIiac tuife @orgere. ne
qierirgen bar MI ieuot nogen &rigs'
ifibe re0 ! @oouen, nernIig 10 Cor.
peboblu0a % et Tanierifib. Sol.
Batter Srog Itrar 20 III Sorpet. Tao
RcaShuIet beiiteS Set tpife 6Iag.
mems Ct MuiIttorp3 ioiQeoe:
"0eitlhlano, 0eutihlano iiber al.
les. 2e oonite boIot Jig unoer Den.
ne Denomination belt ! Ro.
a~isbenhopu. 2Sbe Suli. re.
oottsr Aroreas Srait, 'om bor op.
holot iig Der / 9anSet iioen BEN isr.
oeripoife Delegation hapSe GoretrP.
Sc bos gntenieus 9eianbter OF
Observation-Disclosures Scapenius, airei.
lie ibag til Norge. San imssetoT.
mer eerpeb ell Spicroring fra norlfe
Stuoenter, iom bar anHtooet han
ON at bolSe ct 6oreoras ON Oct ion.
oeripoife SpsrssmaaI Oct or Ne
batter @raus Seniigt al reiie lise
ira Rorss biepn I'll Sf~noerbors.
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liGa SDbbsl Sfanier.

Senoerborg, 24oe Suli. Ssaoc
ontom Spciocrue ira Sino$sooI bcr-
til FOR ON Iitcner at l!au Seir /
Gpbbsl Sfanier. Geite gap 4rleo.
MING I'll, at Ell SSIof tpife Watroier
iammen meo eroeI unge Ssnoerip.
Ger, ION baooe iisrt lig Watrosuni'
form, fom op I'll Seiren o. meget
energiif frUpct Hebattsr AnOrea5
Brou / "Ipbbel3poiten" u~0leoerct,
ga Brau life beionbt liz | 9eircr
uenote De tlIbQgc Ill S%snoerborg,
hpor ser boIotes ct Wsoe, huor Au'
6reas 8rou por tiIiteoe. Ter be.
gunote III tore uroIigbeber, Tom
blep iaa aIuorIise, at nosar oonite
Smoeripoer moatte sisre ct Sno.
bug ! Sen opbioieSe Slof. SHIN Iom
Seige al Ianffernes beiirbige Oh.
tr9ben unbgit man uroligbeoer al
Den Sld9s, man t1eroer ira De tplte
Storbper.
9pens Voliti. iom bapbe ertIp.
ret ia mogtesleit, iaa man inter iii
unber Sptsierne.
Seo ct Rgoe iSag ubenior"G sb.
~bslspoiten"s aoutorer. boor Heoat.
isr anoreas 8rau talte. 'remboIe.
tee, at De Tanife UNDER bisie TorboIo
life lengere turoe pare iitre paa 2io
os Semmer. Ger bIep peot0t ell He.
loIution, boori mar, treper, at en-.
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Nfitemninam.

@amorup. l9oe SuIi. HGiten ale
Dc / 9amorup boiatte Ssnberinoer
bar M iaoet tiIieuot Sfema til uo'
in!buina, % iaa piot oct paa nGrs
pPrenbc 5~ioSpuntt tdn ifisnueS, ut.
onlfrlug 80 pot. sisre 9rltg al
Stcmmeretten. Selp ganle Sols
Saa oper 20 @ar piI lGgge oeres Sos
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uoruite CT Stemnler.
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ticuoer Rourelle pad 10 al Dem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-22

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Sc ioritieIisc Roeeuer.
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Sra Sonoeriyuano.
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Evening journal., 1919-05-09
COUNCIL IT, D UP
ON INSpECTORSHIPS
Solons Fail to Elect New
Building And M TX De-
partment Heads
HOSPITAL ASKS
FOR MORE MONEY

Following a caucus lasting 80 min
utes, Republican members OF City
Council last night endeayored 10 elect
, city building inspector and milk IN
spector % succeed Ellis p. Preston. the
present incumbent and Elisha Hlg-
Gins. tho present milk inspectors re-
spetlvely, whose terms expired on Nav
T. Last nights session, wns a repeil-
ton OF the meeting OF last week The
Councilmen getting into a deadlock.
and after one ballot had been taken.
further voting was postponed FOR one
week.
The action u the Councilmen who
are opposed TO Mr.. Preston's selection
In presenting the name u Egbert Nut
Ter, Ninth Ward, a contractor, for the
cnlce OF building inspector. came as a
surprise inasmuch as letters were re-
ceived by Council last night from the
New Castle Leather Company, William
shinn and Company. The United
brotherhood OF Carpenters and JOiners
or America, the Wilmington Employ
er's Association, Brosius and Smedley
and Warren J. Thompson, endors ng
Mr.. Preston for reelection. cOntendlng
That ne has shown himself 10 be cf-
ficienh
Harold s. Creamer. OF the Twelfth
ward, who had modified his intentions
on Tuesday OF withdrawing from the
nght "if' Preston would do so. re-
ceived but one vote last night. City
councilman Cathcart casting that vote
lie then asked that his vote be changed
FOR Mr.. Nutter. Mr.. Nutter's name was
placed In nomination by Councilman
Johnson Of the First Ward. following
conference with Councilman CATH
cart.
The vote on the only ballot taken
was as follows: Preston. 4 +; Nutter, {:
Creamer, 4; Samuel J Newman, s. Mr.. |
Kane nominated Mr.. Newman.
The balloting for the milk inspector /
was then taken up and seven men were
named for this position, although