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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-07
RICHES

park; Bible study Thursday at 1880 p.
m.
Second English Lutheran North
west Third and Pearl streets, C. Ray
mond Isley, pastor.
Sunday school. 9:15 a. M, J. F. Hol-
aday, superintendent Morning wor-
! ship, 1920 a. M; confirmation of class
OF catechumens. Sermon, THE Good
| Confession" Evening service, 1880
p. m. Children's Day program by the
Sunday school. Special offering for
orphans. Weekday prayer service,
| Thursday, 1880 p. m. A cordial well
come to all.
ST. Johns Evangelical Lutheran
Corner South Seventh and E streets.
A. L. Nicklas, pastor Pentecost day:
Sunday school, George Kauper, super
intendent, $50 a. M; German service,
1890 a. m; English service, 700 D.
m; Divine service Pentecost Monday,
300 a. m; special collection at all
services; Y. P. society's entertain
ment Tuesday and Wednesday even
ing; Teachers meeting Thursday eve
ming.
ST. PauPs Lutheran Church = 4o1
South Seventh street. Rev F. w. Roll
ing, DID, pastor. Sunday school at
800 a. m, Jessie A Wiechman. SUPER
1ntendent. A speaker for Hebrew Mis-
sionary Field Day will be present.
| German service with confession and
communion at 1920 a. m. Service
with reception of members and com
munion at 700 p m. Teachers meet
ing will be held on Wednesday night.
The last brotherhood meeting for the
season on Monday night. June 1C at
1880 O'Clock. Come to church and
Sunday school.
Trinity English Lutheran-Corner
Seventh and South streets. Oscar T.
r. Tressel, pastor. Residence 90 South
Eleventh street. Phone 1851. Sunday
school, a. NJ. Divine service, 10: 80.
The Gift Which the Holy Spirit
Brings" Evening worship, 7:3o. Re
union of all the classes confirmed for
the past twenty-five years Address by
Rev. M. L. Baum of Dayton, Ohio. The
service will be followed by a social
gathering in the basement of the
church to which the congregation and
IT'S friends are invited Council meet
ing Monday evening, 1880. The meet
Ing OF the Joy Bearers to have been
held Tuesday evening with Miss Mil
dred Cutter will be postponed one
week. The Sunday-school convention
OF the Dayton conference will be held
IN Hope Lutheran church, Dayton, O.,
wednesday and Thursday The pastor
will deliver an address Wednesday
evening on the subject, "The Bible,
It's Origin, Character and Value" The
meeting of the Senior Luther league
to have been held Thursday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward zimmerman
has been postponed one week. The
Senior Luther league will give a play
in the basement of the church Friday
evening, entitled, Fun in Photo
graph Gallery"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-07
Brethren

United Brethren-Eleventh and N
B streets, H. S. James, pastor. Bible
school at 800 a. M, Fred White, SUI
perintendent. Preaching at 10: 80 a. m
and 1880 p. m. Christian Endeavor
meets at $50 p. m, Miss Gladys Null
en-, leader. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening.
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Catholic

st. Andrews Cathoic-South Fifth
and streets, Rev. Frank A. Roell.
rector; Rev. Clement Zepf, assistant
Low mass and communion at $50 q.
m. Mass, with singing by children and
five Minute sermon at 1880 a. N. High
mass and sermon at 10 a. n. Vespers
sermon and benediction at :: 90 y m.
st. Marys-Rev. W. J. Cronin, pas
tor; James Ryan, assistant. Sunday
mass at 6, S and 10 o'clock a. M; in
structions, 2:30 p m Vespers and
benediction at 8 p. m. Holy hour at
72O Wednesday,
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Lutheran

First English Lutheran-South A
and Eleventh streets. F. A. Dressed,
pastor. Parsonage 10 South Elev-
enth street. Sunday school at a. m,
E. B. knollenberg, superintendent;
Children's Day program at 10 100 a. M;
music by the Junior choir; preaching
service at 1880 p. m, subject, Mis-
sion Work Among the Jews" Emanu-
ell Gilet; Wednesday, picnic by the w
H. and F. NJ. society at Glen Miller
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Methodist

First Methodist church-Main and
Fourteenth streets, r. L. Semans, pas
tor. Sunday scoohl, 9:15 a. M; Bro
therhocd Bible class, ]. H. Bentley,
teacher. 9:15 a. m; Public worship.
10:3o a. m. and 1880 p. m. Children's
Day service at the morning hour
Observation-Disclosures Day exercises at
the Sunday school at 2 p. m. Sermon
at p. m. Rev. L. H Bunyan.
Third Methodist church-Fairview
DR.. r. c. Jones will preach at 10: 80
a. m. and 7:30 p. m. All the member
ship of the church is asked to be pres
ent at the morning service.
Nazarene
Church of the Nazarene = North
Fifth street. M. T. and Ida Brandy
berry. pastors. Sunday school, $50
a. m, ]. w. Mount, superintendent
Preaching, 1920 a. m. and 7:30 D. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7:45 D. m.
Young Peoples meeting Friday, 7:45
p. M, on East Pearl street, at the
home of E. Wiggans. Fifty at prayer
meeting Wednesday night. Street
meeting Saturday, 8. p. M, corner of
Fifth and Main.
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Christian

First Christian-South Tenth and A
streets. L. E. Murray, pastor. Sun.
day school 9:15 a. m, A. B. Harrison,
superintendent Hours for worship
1880 a. m. and 7:30 p. M, subject of
morning sermon, "Pentecostal Power; p
at night representation of the Jew.
ish mission will speak; C. E. prayer
meeting $50 D. m.
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South Eighth Street Frlends-Bible
school at 9:10; John H. Johnson, SUI
perintendent. Hour of worship, 1890.
"A Gospel Without Favorites or Spe.
cial Privilege" will be the theme of
the pastor. Mid-week meeting on
Thursday evening at 7:30.
West Richmond Friends = Charles
NJ. Woodman. pastor a m, Bible
school, Willard Markle, superintend-
ent. 1890 a. M, Meeting for worship
3:45 p. M, Christian Endeavor meet
ing. p. m, Meeting on Ministry and
Oversight. p. M, Vesper Service.
On the church lawn il weather per-
mits. Thursday evening, monthly meet
ing. Friday afternoon, Good Will club.
North A Street Friends Meeting
House-Between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets. Whitewater Friends Quarter
ly Meeting Seventh day; 500 a. M,
Executive Committee Meeting of the
Indiana Yearly Meeting; 1000 a. m,
devotional and business session; 1880
p. m, stereopticon views of Palestine
by Maria Frederickson of Chicago No
admission fee charged but free will
offering acceptable.
First Day 9:15 M, First Day
school; 1920 a. m, meeting for wor-
ship; 900 p. m, devotional meeting at
which Andrew Mitchell is expected to
he DroSent
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-07
Episcopal

st. PauPs Episcopal-The service
will be held at 8, 1890 and 4:3
o'clock Church school will begin a
9:15.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-07

Children's Sermon. Rev r. L. Seman
Children's Day exercises at the Sec
ond Presbyterian church, of which the
Rev E. E. Davis is pastor, will be held
during the evening services at 1880
o'clock. The program follows:
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MESSAGES COMMEND
 AND DISAPPROVE
 DEMOCRATS ACTION

Jefferson City. Nc, March 20.- Ielegrams and letters commenting and disapproving the action of fifty democratic members of the house of representatives yesterday in adopt- ing resolutions calling upon United States Senator James A. Reed, of Missouri, to resign his seat in the senate because of opposition to the proposed league Of nations, were re- ceived by many assembly members today
 The resolutions were still being widely discussed here tonight. and expressions that they were "ill timed" and "ill advised" were heard in some democratic quarters Other democratic members were emphatic in their support of the conferences action. Edward F. Goltra. of St. Louis, national committeeman of Mis- souri, arrived here today and held conference with Governor IF. D. Gardner. Later, Governor lGardner stated that the Reed controversy was not discussed
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WITHDRAWAL OF PURCHASE MAKES
 STERLING SLUMP

New York, March 20-Sudden withdrawal by the British government today of it's purchases in the mar ket of sterling exchange under an arrangement which had been in force over three years, provoked violent decline in rates on London and caused
 urther nervousness and unsettlement of rates to other of the entente al- lies. The measure was designated to stabilize the market during the war.
 The decision of the British treasury took the form of a brief statement from J. P. Morgan and company fis- cal agents, who announced that they had been instructed to suspend pur- chases of exchange for government account"
 MT. Morgan supplemented this with
 thecomment that in his opinion, the the comment that in his opinion the in line with that of other foreign governments, it's primary purpose be- ing "to permit business to resume it's normal course" :.
 The resumption of free market" in sterling caused much speculation in the effect it would have on American export trade, the fall in price being unfavorable to British importers, it was regarded by some as probable that the amount of com- modities shipped to that country would decline.
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bBBITT & DANCY
 Isin St., have obtained klsc Agency.
|Bs TELEPHONE
 I CONSTANT TOUCH
 ! WITH WILSON'S SHIP

kDgton, March 20.-Should oc- Have demanded it, officials in Euntry, could have talked di- |b President Wilson by wire |kphone at any time while he to France on the hn transport George Washing Isnsnt Cohmander s. c. Hoop
 i of the radio division of the kpartment's bureau of steam hing, said tonight that wire tkphone messages were sent D the ship from the New thk high-power sending sta 2 that the voice of the speaker
 heard plainly on board tho
 rt even after 1t arrived in
 e George Washington was not
 with apparatus powerful
 to send telephone messages ktances, the communications few-Brunswick were acknowl-
 Y wireless, Commander Hoop
 the messages were sent only Experiment.. he said, it would
 Zen possible for important tieatiOns to have been trans l in the same manner. The wireless telephony over such |lce, he said, did not consti- | new record.
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AIRPLANES WILL
 PATROL BORDER

Elpaso, Tex, March 20.-The FL Paso- Herald received q special de- spatch from it's correspondent on the the train with Secretary Baker late today stating the Secretary Of War announced, after leaving Los Angeles for Ell Paso, that airplanes patrol would be established along the MeXi- can border when the army was rec osnized on peace basis, and quoted Secratary Baker as saying. that this was the best possible service to which the air service could be put.
 The Secretary Of war and General March are scheduled to arrive here to- morrow afternoon for an inspection of army camps and a review of troops They will leave tomorrCw night foI Ft. Sam Houston, San Antonio
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WILL URGE CLERKS
 RETURN TO WORK

Washington. March 20.-J. J. For ester, chief of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks, returned tonight to Atlanta after conferences with Direc- tor General Hines and other railroad it was understood, to urge 900 strlk:- ing clerks of the Nashville, Chatta- nooga and St. Louis railway to go fback to work.
 The grievances of the men then would be submitted to the railroad administration board of adjustment, and decision rendered by this board and by the director general. Offi- cials in their conference today with Mir. Forester reiterated that only 'ty this precedure could the clerks case be considered formally by the rail- road administration.
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|IIA BUSINESS l MAN IS ENTHUSED
,,,r Tanlac Almand
 laaff %s Feels As We'll As Ns 1a He Ever Did.

Lad seen me before I be- you. you l'1s Tanlac you would hardly btng .o he the same person, !"
 me {" "Almand, a well-known s,aant a of s7l-s Peters street.
 0ss ua than a year." he con-
 , alort oDurtffered terribly with stom-
 .sIs After eating anything 9aI,s. 's.vs have gas on my stom-
 Sl"a1ld l,"so,1,ld constantly belch up
 '"nd;gested food. l suffered
 ,.+b,,rn a constantly and was Peal l1r 'Js nervous, my liver was < BY and I was bilious, too, J ass;d a and tired-out most of \ ss and often felt so bad that l ksrdlv a attend to my business |!.,d so many people praising ,hat I began taking 1t, too,
 t the time I had finished my bsttle. ,at 1 had gained nineteen " I never suffer now with ar indigestion and am not
 like I was before. l sleep I get up in the morning feel ] and ready for ahard days is sold in Pine Bluff by
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wERS AWAIT
 OF SUIT

|st sstialclsco, March 2O.-Plans |;0 .'i millions of dollars in ||% orewlng interests to the |su meSlco. and South America, |'n heid up pending the out Me New York suit to estab- | s'atus of a beer with a two |S,qaarters per cent alcoholic ua uaaer the forthcoming pro- cs,,s ensure, R. Samet, president |, vallbrnia Brewing assooia- P0 P|aounced tonight.
 test case decides that a D~,alee-quarter per cent beer
 la.,;u'Salcating, a,;'a the California
 VIII open full blast" Samet
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BRING OF TAX
 EERTIFICATES IS POSTPONED

Enston, March 2o.-Postponc- atil April 3rd or 10th of the Ferlng of certificates of in-
 ss was announced tonight treasury department. At the me 1t was announced that Fcrlption books for the series |eeftlflcates had been ordered
 the end of business today. eS It was said, were mado
 through the unusually large uons to the two pending is ppleted returns furnished by lal reserve banks, the treas Ounced, indicate that the az amount of subscriptions for M Meertlficates, maturing June 'he close of business today, ploxlmate' $350,Gtp,OOo, and
 !olal amount of certificates
 III payment of taxes on June
 oe approximately $685., ,0OO,-
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LOPEZ
 REPORTED KILLED

. Juarez, Mex, March 20-Colonel J. A. Augustin Mora, in command of the federal garrison here, tonight re- ceived report from general Zuazua of the. battle with the Villa rebels which occurred yesterday 75 miles south of the Columbus, N. M. border. Fifty-three Villa followers were kill ed. Three bodies taken to Ascen- sion Chihuahua, twelve miles from the scene of the conflict, were iden- tified by residents there as those of Martin Lopez, Villas second in com mand; Ramon Vega. a Villa general and Epifanio Holquin, bandit lead- CT who has held up trains and com mitted many deprcdations ill west ern Chihuahua
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||MONY HEARD
 IN RIOT CASE

pss, < March 2o.-Testimony
 Fal sna ammunition were im- ths ssst St. Louis three weeks aDs. rs race riots and stored in tdd,ssea tedsSs sl by a negro, was in- |eis. ay " at ! the trial at Water ist f' .5 Gi Leroy N. Bundy, ne- Et;o0. 0.aarged with the murder S ''Jn tM,,'w with the killing of two kec;a;ty SI,y |, 1917, which it is bav vp;.ated V race riots the fol- |Ns,e ENs n n, which more than 30 Esd.s Killed and scores of oth- Ssr;ared Ssria,red 5crowds Sof ne- |rlv arlous na' parts of the city
 s n part tsa of the night and as-
 a she.p sSe petta following the e s.aurch os4s bell. It was tes- fsayss yssssnering . assembled at
 tBse, Bgss.b but it was not as-
 Auy was in the crowd.
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HOLD SOLDIER
 AS IMPOSTER

New Orleans, March 2O.-Ralph G.. Bell, of Birmingham, Ala, was ar rested by department of justice agents here today and is held in tho Parish jail charged ] with fraud in nonGgction with his alleged pose as a' soldier in New Orleans ten days ago, when it is asserted. III company with w. J. Kelly, who police say IS another imposter, they attracted the attention of the city through local newspapers by trsir tales of long overseas war service and statements
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SELECT ATLANTA.

Atlanta, Ga., March 2O-Final de- cision to hold the Southern Baptist convention here May 14-2l was an- nounced tonight after M.. H. Wolfe, of Dallas, Texas, chairman of the executive committee, had concluded three days of conference with local organizations.
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FIGHT VILLISTAS

Juarez,- Mex, March 20.-A fight betweel General Zuazua's federal cav airy and Villa rebels under Matrin Yopez, occurred yesterday near As tension, sixty miles south of the Col umbus N. M., west border according to military information received here today. A number of the Villa men were killed and several prisoners taken, according to the meager report from General Zuazua.
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-. 4
 Ina concerted effort to combat the concerted efforts Of German musicians ana composers to dom- lnate the American musical public New York musicians have organ ized the New Symphony Orchestra of Now York, under the direction Vf Edgar Varcse, French com poser and conductor. The orches- Ira will. be- made tip of 's0 nlusi- clans, all American, French, Ital- ian or English, ard it's. programs will he devoted b, tho music of allied com possrs and the encour- agement or American music. Mrs. Harry Ps.yne, Whitney and Mrs, Ralph Pulitzer arc spatronessss of ths nav musical venture.
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PULTZ IS HELD
 IN ILLINOIS

Mike Pultz, one of the four men alleged to have stolen two 52-gallon barrels of alcohol from a freight car in the Iron Mountain yards several weeks ago, has been apprehended in Illinois according to information re- ceived here yesterday. A requisition for his return to Pine Bluff for trial was issued yesterday by Governor Brough.
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ELECT OLIVER.

Knoxville, Tenn, March 20.-W. J. Oliver, president of the Oliver Man ufacturing Company, and awaiting trial before federal court on charge Of fraud and sabotage against the United States government in the man. ufacture of shells, tonight was unami- mcusly elected prc>ident of the Knox
 ville Board of Commerce, just reor- ganized with memt crshinp of 1,500.
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seIf.penial Went for Nothing.

A young woman was staying at Jacks home, and seeing box of candy on her table, he went into her room and helped himself. His mother t"ld him how wrong it was, aud said he must apologize. That night, before gcs ing into her room, he was heard to murmur: eff has to 'pologizc, wish l took more than one piece"
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 So He Had to Help,

"Some fellers seem to think 1t is smart to forget to mail the letters their wife hands 'em," said ihe matrl- monial martyr, Out I had my lesson. forgot to mail one my wife wrote to her mother asking her to postpone her visit till we got our housecleanin' done."
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THEY STAND THE TEST
 0F HARD WEAR

APIS miles is the distance walked by H. M., Foreman on one pair ofsNeolin Soks. Mir. Foreman, who is apostman inAllentown. Pa, says rThe shoes with Ne6lin Soles gave me continuous sery- ice for 9 months, during which time I averaged IS miles day. Ordinary sOles last me about one month."
 . If you are hard on shoes. follow MT. Foreman's example and buy them with Neolin Soles. These soles are created by Science to be especially tough and durable. Therefore, Neolin-soled shoes wear long time, and so cut your shoe bills down. Good shoe stores carry them in many styles for men. women. and children.
 And have your old shoes re-bottomed with Neolin .SQles. RcrnenlbefF-they are comfeftable and Watarpreof,. alsc. Ne0lin Solas are made by The Good year Tire & Rubber O.. Akron, Ohio, who make Wingfoot Heels guaranteed to outwear all other heels. ne01in So1es
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that they were thrown upon the world Ienniless. Kelly, who the agents say, is believed to have gone to Shreveport. is being sought.
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WAR COST CANADA
 ONE AND 1-2 BILLION

Paris, March 2O.-Canada has com ,leted her war cost estimates for sub-
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BY DOROTHY DIXON


 New York in "'The Royal"
 Vagabond."
 Off with the booze and on with the jazz!
 The exit of Bacehus means the fresh enthronement of terpsi- chore
 In other words prohibition is going to start the greatest dance craze America has ever known a bigger craze than that inspired by the Castles before the great war Perhaps am not in favor of prohibition-I don't know-but if prohibition is going to mean revival of dancing then l am cer- tainly for it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-21

They say that New York will be so sad after June 50 that peo- pie will have no heart for danc- ing. l don't believe it. have not the slightest doubt that the grill rooms. the rathskellers and the cabarets of Gotham will be az, popular centers of recreation and dancing under prohibition as they are now under the wet regime.
 In fact. with great sobriety. with the lack of stimulant taken from the glass. I am convinced that the people will take to the dance to fill the vacuum.
 The jazz will take the place of the fizz.
 In anticipation of the good times coming I am now working on new dance that l am going to call the Prohibition Jag"
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mission to the reparation commits sion. It is understood, according tc the Reuter- correspondent, that the amount will exceed $1,5OO,OOO, ,OOO.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-22
CITY BRIEFs

Thomas Lucas with his sons,
Private David J.. Lucas and Thomas
Lucas, Jr., Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson
and daughter Edna motored to
Bridgeport, Conn, Sunday for a visit
with William N. Hechheimer, form
erly of this city.
In the story Saturday in connec-
ton with the opening of the City
National Bank 1t was stated that
James 8. Bush Company, of New
York City, had installed the fixtures
and electrical work in the new bank
ing room. This was an error as the
electrical work was done by the Guth
Electrical Company Of this city.
An accident on Smith street
about 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon
was reported at police headquarters
by Traffic officer Albert Mcdonald.
Michael Kaskos, of 451 State street.
while going east on Smith street ran
into a Jersey Central Traction trolley
car. The left mudguard Of the auto
mobile was bent.
Miss Elizabeth M. Cannon, of 21s
Kearny avenue, sister of County Clerk
Bernard M. Cannon, Is reported by
her physician. DR.. William e. Ram
say to be still unconscious and in a
very serious condition. Miss Cannon
was stricken with q stroke of paraly-
sis on Thursday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-22
Expect Heavy Primary Vote
in MiddIesex Tomorrow
CONTINUED from page -

C. Raymond Lyons. one of the Re
publican candidates for Assemblymdn,
will not bring his speaking campaign
to a close until tonight, when he will
"wind-up" his tour of the country. He
is scheduled to speak at several ward
meetings tonight, including one in this
city.
The other contest is for the office
of freebooter. Two candidates are
to be nominated on either ticket, the
Democrats having their choice OF
eight men, and the G. o. p. voters
from four. Present Freeholders
Louis J.. Belloff and Clarence M.
Haight are strong ~contenders, their
opponents on the Republican ticket
thony G. Ritz.
are different. There are no freehold
ers running for reelection here, al
though Assemblyman Andrew
Kirkpatrick, who has decided to
change from the state legislature to
the county board. Is looked upon as
the strongest candidate. Perth AM
boy mas three men in this race, they
being George s. Walker, James ].
Flynn and John Bird. If zone OF
these are nominated Hugh Reilly, an
other local Democrat, will enter the
race as an independent" third candi-
date. If one of the candidates from
this city Is nominated however.
Reilly will not run, he has announced.
The other four candidates are Ed
ward Clark, Frank @. Deinzer, Pat
rick f. Fallon and Alfred T.. Kerr.