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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-12

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% Spcnltcr itol la en- Zig Irnffcn.
lfab"rcforo, mems /. Gr. IanlfcyllC
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bare nogen pibere Croft /, at eng
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bli elonu libctpoeligere, eitcr at ri
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NOR, for Iplfernes &eofommclOe
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og S~engipclbeo for gmcrifa % af1e.
rifmnite Snititutioner. Wian bar
ment, at Den NereopiQigbco, bpor.
mco Dc erbuerner ameritanlf Berger.
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folfnilgell, er Ell goo Wtanleltof for
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bermc Spiatning, iom li9ger til
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ilag til 9Gnoring al &nOuanbringS.
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innr fnnb inopanorc optil 1,544,s
OS5 Ecrioncr fra Horopcitcuropa, 8.
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/ 1914.
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ipbsitIige % pisic GcIc al set cen
trole europa pilbc ocrintob bli reoit-
til 3S2,67S EcrIoncr, iammct-
mco 559,356 1912, S77,St9.
/ 1913 % 9O6,395 / 1914. Get
Nltnl ainclerc, lom citer oen
me Sroning oorlig piloe fau No
gang iii Sunoet, uiloc bli 3,4S1 og
9lntolct al Sapanerc 1888. Spuo
ct lIigt Sorilol bar til at bli
nc0 hi ifte. 9iimeIigpis pil
oct life ioa Stcmnill9 NOT for iig
til at bli Soo; men m1Oer ole On.
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met fon1mct tilorbc - Ell @etra0t.
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mcrticnocr oet uaiuiielige 6nftum,
nj life ale lemigronter itaar poa
allltllrtrln % tnn iluaca opcr
Ell Sam - og til ippcnoe % iioit
lnaa oct pel alliQepel bIi Ben 0p-
Iotuing, iom @icircr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-12
Huber I'll IN Substituted.

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oct iioite bar ppret giort paa al 'ilI-
De Ell rtnlclig % ret'Troi9 Bats Tor
pbcrliQcrc SnOltrUntninAcr al Sno-
pnloringcn bar Ell al The Natlonal
Committee ior G%onltructiuc Snnll
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paft noitilig Spmcrfiomhco % er
mi UNDER Sucrpciclic / &nnli9ra-
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puo ipl0cu0c:
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bis Eroccnt al bpcr Solfegruppe til
Ia0ca cftcr nUrmcrc beIicluic 2ualis
iifationcr unpcllot poa buer cutelt
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tai al ira 3 I'll 10 Vroceni al De al
lercoe mopauoreoe / bper rationale
@ruppc, iom bar laoet lig nuturnli
ierr % er bIct nmcritnnite Sorgerc,
bcri inobciotict berc3 her / Sanoet
io0te Barn.
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Transformation lon lfol ie til
me0, at Nntuuet Al &mmiarauter
buert 9lur life uuer'trioer oen ialts
latte 8rpnie, % meo NIpnoigbeb iii
UNDER ertraor0inpre ,Sorholo at iuo.
Iuoe eller erfluoere Nrbeioere, iiuoc
en- beniiqtamUaiiq ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
til &uouonbrerne2 Goroeling oUer
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tlac Spgoucr / Gorblnbclic meb Slto-
uunoriugcu. beri iubbeiottet llourbei
hclicn Al 6orlfriitcr Tor Oct SapnlaaI
al GoIfcopln5nlnQ, Der itol tlnne
fruucS al Ell inbuulorct TerIon ior
al fumuc bli 1Sprcueoc Stotcr3 Dor
ger peo DECENTRALIZATION
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til Norgeritob, % SilitoaeIic Al @or.
Qcritub til ole, iom t~lIIrenaltiller
bi@it arop.
, TN Nllitrla Norgerifab ifal
va i'm egen ira Niuuocn@ ua'bpn9ige
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lit 9Cqtcltnb
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BRING al Giucicrc % &opmnere at
QIorc.
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bporoau &nopouNringcu ira DC Tor
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6olt %bcgnrbtc al uoualorc ocrira.
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ropTlitC Sonoca &cofommcnoe. Ioo
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itcrft rr ItaIicncre@, 2itcrria llnao
rcrS og Huoicrc> %cntommcnoc,
mems GnouonbriuNcu al Sopoucrc
% aiucicrc Ii9clcoc2 piIoc bli cuboa
oo'flatg mir6rc, emo Den bar / Na.
rene umio0eIbart fer ariacn.
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1912 S2,97S Terioncr, / 1913 S..
2Oi % ! 1914 13,417, Huber oen
me Sroniu8 piIoe OF iii COB ,343
GnglGnocre trmne inSpanorc aorIio.
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panorct 1912 21j5L / 1913 81,
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-12
Oeocrc uopiies.

Sincoln, Tcb., B. 6tc Illg. DC
9tcgcre, ion err bCifiritigeoc pco for
~ificaioc @rolrgninesnrbcioer / Ger
ington. 175 Wtil ! Gcit beriru, blcp
/ 9tnt iageoe no al @pen al Ell Sob
Nnioc. N~egcrbntternc gienncmborc-
oc& Al angler, Soronlconingelt til
Spittbiet bar, at Ell Ncger bar blct
feet moe / Ell hoio Manos <s. Ne-
Qcren ftpNtche, men blcu iuobe1tct
Oh iluaet holnt libel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-12

IN rREp As srcoSD CLASS N.TrFH JUNE i6TH 1908 At
rHE Posr orFIcE AZ DEcoRAH, Iowa, UNDEH the ACT
or CoxGREss OF MARGINS, 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-12
Rbeumafisme
Ut Sjemnaemiboel, siget al Ell 9iSenoe.

VI SJehtIutMt0uel, gtCeI az ell St0en0e.
@aorrn 1893 blsb lea arereten at Iturslaiet OF
iniammotori't Rbeaaatisme. ) poer tire AarIeb
ieg. Tom fun ben be- her prepet bet fan nioe. Sea
fprisate Wibbsi eiter NtibbsI p9 2eqe cftcr 9Uue.
men bpob eirbring lea erbplot bar fnt ~ulibisrti.
bia. 3ilfbit farot leo ct WibbeI. Der bslbrtbebe
mia fnIo't9rbig. % Spabommen hor iibsn life piit
'iG. Sea bar gtcet Dtiolet til Here. fort Dor baarbt
ararebre euer euooa ienseIiaaeuoe af Rbeumo.
tiSn,e, % bet bar btIbrebet / etboert 2ilfnIee.
Sea pil hone suhrer 2ibenbe of Rheninatisnte
| boiferipmhsi't Torm til at tprisee tiS't pibuu.
berIiae belbrsberbe &rGftcr. Serb life Ell Gent;
ieub iimpeIthen bit yapu oa bin Nbresis. % lea
ol ieube Wiblet at prone trit. Otter at bu Der
brnat bet % bet bar bit fig at pnre Oct lsuae IF.
terisgte Wibbel til SeIbrebeIfe Of bin Rbeiimo
tiSms, fan ou ieuce nia Vriieu for bet. en- 9olov,
men niert big bel. lea nil lie baoe bine penae
mebminbre bn er fulbifrnhia tiifrebS msb at ien6e
benz. or life bet ~rimeIietg Sporfor libe Ienper,
MAR iiftsr 9iubrtra ~iaaIeces bppes bia fritz Nh.
i9t lite. Sfrio ihaq.
Marx II. lacks on. No. 260F Quincy Bldg,
Syracuse, NY Y.
Mr. Sad'pu Ell pooIibelia. OoerItooeube Or.
fI9ring lamb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-12

"SetnrdbsE Soften 90 Sch Nrncn" I'll Yurae
90 Sdftr1art folicr $3.50 pr. gar. Yortp tbes
regnef.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-12

Get bGnner pfte, at grece, 'om tnpebcrber
lsle Veree % life er reeiitrcrei. ~tonrn,er bort
paa Ve'eu. senS berfur lite Isle Yenae uses
at fan Suffering for yrepcf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-12

"Susreuncu" e. aaraulerc. / 10
Nar, men VII parc eu &enneiicaIoer.
&c faar Soften" for baIu Yris. naar
Sc iieter en-. %aittn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-12

Som ieg altiaa omiorsslsS %
glao ! Sinh Git her Ell oeilis Wor.
scnItnno % irpoet mig oper min
Trlbeo % Den bcrIiee statur, itiffer
Gil mig Ell "Sccorah .Ecit" / Nrpen.
"sGidl". trnftc ica; "bcrno $50.
item" lfaI III oaiaa trGnac Jig inS
opcralt % ioriigrre YripatIipcts
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-12
Chicago ~Kvegmarked.
Kansas City Kvagmarked.

.Hornkvpp- Steers. 49,. 81 .35--16.50
Kidr 90 Kyier..... 6.S5-14.00
Stockers and feeders. 1.5O-13.W
Swim Bulk OF sales..... q .OO-22.0O
lam II. OO-i6.5O
Faar S.OO-l@.2)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-25
BOXING FOR
EAST CHICAGO
ON LABOR DAY

Many things Will take place in the
Twin cities on Labor Day. The Wei
come Home celebration is the feature
and the old East Chicago ball park vii!
be crowded when the first boxing con-
test in several years takes place. Two
aspirants for the bantamweight cham
pionship viii be the headliners-
Johnnie Ritchie the clever and speedy
bantam whom East Chicago and Indiana
HarDor has seen in action before. is
matched to so ten rounds with George
Adams who has been knocking en- dead.
Al futile a hundred and forty-five
FOUNDER who was overseas for over
fourteen months came out OF the
trenches safe and sound. went into the
boxing game and won the 4. +. +.
championship at the Cirque De Paris in
Paris al his weight. is matched against
Al Lance who is noted as a top-notchcr.
Iii futile wins rom Lance he will be
matched with Jock Malone
The SIX round preliminary has not
been picked as vet but Promoter George
Oswego promises a good bill.
The arena is under the hands Of Beck
& Hcnncr and they have started on the
temporary construction
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-25
GARY AFTER
CARNIVAL
PRIZES NOW

Plenty Of motor bussos viii be on
hand to carry people TO the Hammond
bathing beach in case the street cars
are not running Thu csday when the big
water carnival iS held The committee
in charge of the carnival has arranged
for busses which viii leave Sibley and
Holman SITS. and State st. and Calumet
ave. at twenty minute intervals.
More entries are being added 10 the
lists each day. The half mile race for
the county championship already has
twenty-three entries and has the COM
mittee puzzled as to how the start VIII
be made. This race has been moved -
80 instead of O'Clock
Gary has announced her intention 10
come prepared to cop the prizes. The
swimmers from that place have been
practicins hard and sag they VIII easily
carry the long distance race and several
organized from the Froebe1 school alone.
others. \ team of ten men have been
Dr. Nichols tried to pick up bunch
of tubs for the tub race but was IN
successful. Hence the rule has been
made that the contestants must furnish
their own tubs They can notify the
committee and the tubs viii be picked
up and taken to the beach III advance.
From inquiries which have been re-
coived # IS evident that every corner OF
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-25

at obl Jefferson ST.
When caught Dy the officers Who mads
the arrest Smith fought them with =
garden rake and quite a tussel cnsuc5
before the prisoner was taseH
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-25

Says That Race Riots Are
Due to the Police Slush
Fund.
ns1rRnA1lonA, NEWS ssRmcl

INTERNATIONAL NEWS 6GRTiCEl
CHICAGO, Aug. 25--Arrcst OF several
police was forecast today in the investi-
CATION which States Attorney Hoyne IS
making n the police department fol-
lowing his charges Saturday that the
recent race riots were due TO cheap
grating and petty politics. One police
man Edward Mitchell is in Jail, charged
with having accepted $500 Of a "slush"
fund raised BY negroes Of the black
belt" for the prosecution Of negroes en-
gagged in the rioting
The arrest of Mitchell followed con-
fession from Cash Harris. keeper OF
notorious South Side gambling house.
" no. according 10 HoSne. confessed that
he was leader Of a gang Of negroes who
had organized for massacre Of whites
on July e. Harris declared Hoync said.
that Mitchell who was assigned in plain
clothes to arrest negro rioters. he'd not
only taken the $500 for himself. but had
acted as .'go-between" between the ne
groos and other policemen in arranging
70 buy Off arrest Of negroes implicated
in the rioting
in tho wholesale raids Of Saturday and
yesterday. Hoync declares. sufficient evi-
dence was found to confirm the story
of Harris that a massacre Of whites hal
been planned Large supplies Of arms
and ammunition much Of it smuggled 70
Chicago ~ Pullman porters, it IS
charged, were found in the nifty or more
houses and cafes raidod-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-25
PLANS
FOR WELCOME
DAY TONIGHT

Final preparations for the Welcome
Homo Day celebration viii be completed
this evening at a joint meeting Of tbs
Executive committee OF the Welcome
Home Day and the Park Board. The
meeting will be held at the city hall and
will be attended by representatives Of
The East Chicago and Indiana Harbor
Red Cross chapters. Salvation Army,
knights Of Columbus. Jewish Welfare,
Y NJ {. A. y. W. {. 4, and Boy Scouts
IF America.
Mr.. Dresser. agent of the Pennsy lvania
lines, mas been appointed chairman Of
The transportation committee and VIII
have full charge or porting tha
returned soldiers apC sailors from East
Chicago and Calumci 10 the park. The
appointment Of Mr.. Dresser as chairman
% the transportation leaves no doubt
that the transportation VIII be well
aiken care or ard that all Of the returned
soldiers and sailors viii have no diff
Guilty IN getting to the celebration.
Attorney Royce. chairman OF the
Speakers committee. has secured Prof.
Hall Of indianapolis to make the ad-
dress. Prof. Hall is we'll known in the
suite as a speaker and is especially
>ui ed TO address the people Of this Sec
tttti DCIdQSG OF ms inkllnaLe knCW1GQ=
Of tho industrial situation throughout
the country.
Alderman Rocco Giorgio reports that
he has secured some OF the best and most
prominent grand opera singers for the
occasion and promises a treat to the
music lovers of the community Alder
man Giorgio is very enthusiastic over
his success in securing this talent and
biggest drawing card on the program
Prof 4. c. Burgin. chairman OF the
Program committee ard Charles Spurier.
chairman Of the Military Ball commit
tee have called meetings Of their com
nlittces for this evening and viii mako
their final arrangements at this time.
Tho Finance committee and the DRIVE
committee Will hold a meeting at the
city hall tomorrow evening and a that
time will endeavor to clean everything
up SO that the remainder of the com
raittees viii know just what they Viii
have to do for the next week.
The Drive committee is now making
Its last urgent appeal for everyone 70
get busy and do their bit. 1t is import
ant that all citizens Of East Chicago
and Indiana Harbor contribute as lib
orally TO this drive as they have to all
90 the war drives in the past This eel
obration will be the one and only means
Of showing the appreciation that the
cities feel for the heroic service Of their
soldiers and sailors All committees
arc determined that the affair is going
a. be a success and vii not cease their
endcavors until success IS assured.
Realizing that the time is short the
city chairman IS re-doubling his efforts
for this last week and is leaving moth
ing undone which might contribute 20
the success of the celebration. With
cut doubt he says. this celebration
viii be one Of the most glorious in the
history Of the city
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-25
RESORT RAIDED
THREE TIMES

For the third time since the first of
the year. the Gary police raided the
notorious coffee house at 144O Adams
street. yesterday afternoon. arresting
twenty-one occupants.
Frank Poppas was also arrested as
the owner and is charged with keep
ms a gambling house. II was neces-
sary for plain clothesmen Quandt and
Elsner to remain at the resort with a
part OF the prisoners the patrol
could not haul all OF them TO the sta
ton in the first load.
During the month OF February. Pop
pas was arrested on charge Of per-
hitting women in his poolroom and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-25

BUT they had the proper credentials
from Crown Point and I tied the knoe
and the couple went away as happy as
two chipping birds"
Another marriage ceremony perform
ed by Justice Clemens was that on Sum
day Afternoon when at 2252 Jefferson st
Gary. Miss Mabel Kern at the home OF
the bride. was united in marriage 70
Nick Zinzi.
The young couple will make their
home IN Gary. the husband being en-
ployed at the Gary Works Of the steel
mill.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-25
FIND DROWNED MAN
IN SWIMMING HOLE

Two youths went TO their favorite
"swimmin hole near the Mich gar
Central railroad at chicago Heights yes
terday In tho creek they found tbs
body Of a drowned man
He was identified as julius Osch-
MANN 20. II Maine street, Chicago
Heights. who only half an hour before
the boys found his body. had left his
home for his usual walk. His hat and
coat were found on the bank.
He was a cigar maker An inquest
viii be held today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-25

others a soon as touched or exposed e
the air crumbled 20 pieces. The bones
81 the skull are so old that they are
not intact
Ii is conjecturod by the older resi-
dents of that community that the bons
franc belonged 70 a former tribe Of In
dams that inhabited these parts back in
the year 1853. The jawbone is promi-
rent and has four teeth intact, and tho
size Of the skull indicates a human OF
huge proportions.
Parts or the former human being are
now in exhibition at the Glen Park tirt
station.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-25
SMALL PRAIRIE FIRE

The Gary fire department was called
III S o'clock this morning to subdue a
fire at Third avenue and Broadway.
where 2 rubbish fire had spread to the
grass adjoining and was going at a
ra5id gate when the department arriv-
90
on Sunday Afternoon the department
~as called to 45th and Washington st.
20 put out a fire that was burning in
nc woods. which vas also subdued be
rore any damage was done
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-25
MAKE 40 ARRESTS
OVER WEEK END

The Gary police were kept on the
jump over the weekend. causing in
in the neighborhood Of forty arrests.
Some Of the charges were for gamb-
ling. drunkenness. assault and battery
and violations OF the city traffic or
dinance
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-25
ILLINOIS COUPLE
MARRIED AT GARY

= young coupe. Miss Florence GILL
an and Frank Irving Cordo. Of VIII
meta. Justice Of tho Peace. 6. l. Glen
chs. Officiating. were united in mar
riage at CARY last saturday afternoon.
rhe Judge SAYS roc course | do not
Dnuw. ihey might haze been cloPer-.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-25
OLD BONES
UNCOVERED

Workmen oXcavating for Carl Miller,
the monument man at 1850 Broadway.
Gary. last Saturday uncovered the skull,
a part OF jaw BON and parts Of bones
of ? human being
Numerous bones O. the body we're
brought to light and recognized. and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-25
Night Prowler Arrested

Barney Smith, SIS Jefferson St., Gary.
was last night arrested by Police on
GERS Vaughn. O'Bricn and S m : K ..
charged with prowling around the home
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-25

gain for operating a house Of i'll fame
The trials will come up before Judge
Dunn in the city court today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-25

Advertise in The Times and al
vertise again. Results come VII
constant effort.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-25

The county viii be represented in some.
OF tho DAYS events. With favorable
weather the crowd at the beach will be
far greater than any ever assembled
there before.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-28
Urge COL. RADFORD
/ FOR CABINET POST
Marine Corps ouartermaster Of
ficer Strongly Recommended
for Purchasing Agent
PLAN FIGHT ON WARE RULE

Colonel Cyrus s. Radford, in charge
of the depot supplies for the marine
corps in Philadelphia, has been strongly
recommended to Mayor elect Moore and
his advisers for place in the cabinet.
Colonel Radford has been urged for
either the new Office of purchasing
agent or for the dictatorship of the
department of public works.
Colonel Radford is considered by
Secretary of the Navy Daniels as one
OF the best quartermasters in the Navy
Department. It is known that the
Mayor elect has been looking for u
man who has had experience in either
army or navy quartermaster work for
the office of purchasing agent.
Indications today were that the
Mayor elect would shortly announce
his selections for director Of health
and. director Of public welfare. BE
cause of the common interests OF the
two departments, Mr.. Moore feels that
the new directors should be appointed
together and start to work in CO.
operation at once.
Krusen Won't Be ReappOinted
1t is regarded as certain that DIR.
Wilmer Krusen will not be reappolnted
as director Of health. In this con
nection it was learned authoritatiNely
TINT Governor Sproul is not making an
issue of the reappointment of Director
Krusen. An official close to the Cover
nor said today;
1.-THE Governor has no special in
terest in the boom for Doctor krusen.
He simply forwarded to Mayor elect
Moore letter of Endorsement of Doctor
Krusen, which had been written by
Colonel Martin, state health commits
siouer. The state health commissioner
Is appreciative of the co operation on
the part of the Philadelphia Health De
partment with the State Health De-
partment Such CO. operation is OF
great assistance throughout the state.
The Governor in forwarding the letter
written by Colonel Martin pointed out
that If Doctor Martin had not been
available for the post of state health
commissioner, Doctor Krusen would
have been his second choice.
Man for Welfare Director
Ernest L. Tustin, it is believed, is
the favorite for the post of director of
public welfare. The name of Mrs. Bar
clay Warburton, president of the
Women's Republican committee for
Pennsylvania. has been presented to the
Mayor ELECT for this office, but it is
understood that man will be chosen
for head of the department. 4 woman
may be named for assistant director.
A campaign to wrest control OF the
Republican city committee from the
Wares is said to be quietly under way
now among Independent Republicans OF
this city.
The struggle is expected to emerge
into the open when Mayor elect Moore
completes his cabinet a director of
public health and a director of public
welfare are to be the next appoint
ssyi.t ru-nurced nv Mr.. Moore.
Fehtr 30 A'-s are sWlaEu their
ztseI -s teg a the grrtug priT aries
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con,eltive $40 re chosen and there
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will be contests for control of ward
and city committees.
officials to be chosen next year in
clude a Supreme Court justice. a Su-
perior Court judge, an auditor gem
eral, n state treasurer, n United states
senator. thirty six congressman, half
the membership of the state Senate and
207 members Of the State House Of
Representatives,
Booms for auditor general already
are popping up over the political ho-
rizon. Harry s. McDcvitt. secretary
to Governor Sproul. has been suggested.
1t is regarded as unlikely that he would
leave the Governors office, however.
Another mentioned for the place is
Samuel Lewis, Of York
Auditor General Charles A. Snyder
is out in the open for the nomination
for state treasurer to succeed Harmon
NJ. Kephnrt.
The term of United States Senator
Penrose expires after next years cleo
tion. The Senator anticipates going be e.
fore the people of the state again next
spring for the nomination to be decided
on May is, spring primary day.
There have been rumors that opposi-
tion would develop TO the senior sena
tor, but no other candidates have come
out In the open as yet.