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Evening journal., 1920-02-24
'Y' BOYS ARE SET
BACK BY FINES

Merriment reigned supreme at the
Y. NJ. C. =. last night. II was the mem
bers Of the boys department that had
the good time on this particular ooca-
sion. and the cause OF the festsl gath
ering was a "iHgh Cost Of Living
social. a boy wearing a mackinaw 90
the social was lnedI two cents Tor
tise shell glasses cost each offender
four cents, while left side hair pari
set each unfortunate back just three
coppers. The boys were divided into
four teams and the winners were re-
wsrded by obtaining seconds" on the
ice cream which came later.
Games were played under the leader
ship Of Mr.. Watson Of which the boys
had never even heard before, but they
were soon Initiated into the mysteries,
and declared that Il was "the best
time ever"
Evening journal., 1920-02-24
HURT WHEN HEAVY
TIRE FELL ON HIM

Joseph A. Wickersham, of No. COS w
Twentieth street, proprietor OF the
Goodrich Service Station, at No. POI East
Twelfth street, was painfully Injured
this morning. when an auto truck wheel
weighing several hundred pounds, fell
on him
Mr.. wiokersham was assisting IN un-
loading me truck wheels, which had
been sent from Dover to be ftted With
new tires. One OF the wheels slipped
away from the men unloading 10 and
struck Mr.. Wickershsm, knocking him
down and falling across his less. At
frst lt wa. thought the left leg was
broken. Or. II. w. Howell found no
bones were broken. but that both less
were badly confused. Mr.. Wickersham
Is unable TO walk.
Evening journal., 1920-02-24
COMPANY NS0LVENT,
PETITION ALLEGES

A petition was filed In tn UnHcl
States District Court this morning by
L. S. SHELTON. the Peoples Electric
Company, and James p. Pancosst, all
OF Okmulgee. Oklahoma. asains tic
Okmulgee Producing ana nc0ning Com
pany, a Delaware corporation doing
business in Okmulzee The petition
asks that the company be adiudicated
a bankrupt, alleging that the company
is insolvent and Is about to transfer
certain shares OF stock contrary 10 the
best interests Of said company.
At the some time application was
made for the appointment Of a receiver
and an order was made for the appoint
ment, announcement Of which VIII be.
made by Judge Norris mis- afternoon.
Evening journal., 1920-02-24
TEAMS REPORT
s4,472FIRSTD DAY
Encouraging Returns Made
in Near East Drive at
Noon Luncheon
CLUB WOMAN
ADOPTS ORPHAN

Two score Of team captains, rolun-
tesrs who are helping IN the Near East
'sllef campaign, reported at noon
Say meeting IN the club room OF the
hotel dupont today. Many OF the cap
talns reported that their teams had
inst about gotten started, and that
while the prospects were 5000, me
actual Dash and pledges in hand were
lot as large as would be he case ID
day or two.
The total reported for the tlrst days
canvass was s4472. This deos not rep
resent reports from all OF the teams as
several captains said they had been un-
ahle To get into communication this
morning with some OF their aides. Tney
oromised a full report tomorrow. Con
eiderlng conditions and the times, tne
-snori however was considered very
favorable. J. II Burns presided az to-
days meeting and the Rev. J. X. Saru
invoked blessing on the campaisners
Mrs Blanche Wilson Stead VINO al
-scied en- orphanage In Armenia 40.
dressed the workers, relating some OF
her experiences In the. Near East.
Mrs stead spoke to tho current
Events class OF the New Century CiuD
this morning and aroused Interest OF the
members in the campaign. Mrs. h. b.
Rayner, president Of the New Century
Club adopted an orphan, and there are
several other members who are serious
~ considering following Mrs. Raynert
example.
another method OF helping is in the
formation OF i've and ten dollar clubs.
This means dollar or two dollars
monthly for the support Of one or more
orphans. The idea appealed TO many
New Century Club members and VIII
sery likely result In some encouraging
returns
One ot the organizations which has
entered heart and soul into the cam
pa,gn IS the Order OF the Eastern star
the women's branch OF the Masonic
srder. THIS organization has enlisted IN
sther campaigns but none with so much
enthusiasm as in this one.
Mrs. Hsrrie 7. Price, who Is IN charge
oY the theatres and booths in this drive.
Is a member OF the order Desiring 10
enroll a number Of workers, Mrs. Price
appealed TO the matrons OF the different
chapters IN Wilmington for captains,
who would furnish their own terms.
The result was both astonishing and
grstifying. Noarly twenty captains and
teams have been furnished from among
the Eastern Star members with the
promise Of others when needed. The
lst Of captains furnished follows:
Delaware Chapter-Mrs. James Dick
srson. Mrs. Mack, Mrs. Efizaberh Eng
land, Mrs. Hill.
M,ypah Chspter-Mrs. Burrot, MIS-.
Chew, Mrs. Harry J. Newlin, Mrs; Bar
EFT, Mrs. Hampshire.
Julia ". Story Chapner-Nrs. James
Duncan, Mrs. s r. Hall, Mrs. d. A.
Hodges Mrs. WiiEsm p. White.
St Johns Chapter-Nlrs. Clifford
Young. Mrs. Kay. Mrs. Frank Hitchcock.
Miss Puedeger, Mrs Edward Richards.
Radiant Chapter-Nirs. ?. Il. Long.
Mrs Edward Mebchir Jr., who has
worked successfully In Red Gross and
Liberty Loan campaigns is also a team
captain.
Evening journal., 1920-02-24
IEsHEM MORROW.

Miss Rebecca Leshem and Joseph
Morrow. both OF this city. were mar
ried last night by the Rev. H. H. Adams.
Cnstor Of Trinity VI 2 Church. at the
residence OF the minister. Both bride
ana groom are well known socially.
Miss Leshem IS very popular among
the employees OF the accounting de-
partment Of the E. l. dupont de Ne
mours and Company where she was
formerly employed.
After a short Honeymoon TO cities
Of the cast. the newly married couple
will live at the home Of the brides
cum. Miss Jennie Leshem. Fourteenth
and Market streets.
Evening journal., 1920-02-24
HENRY ri KICKS ..TINy LIZZIE.

MEMPHIS. Feb. N.-A cornulent col-
ored lady called on Judge Mcnamara OF
the cop court early yesterday.
Henry Fod kicked me-" she ex-
plalned.
"See a garage" he extcnuated
"He amt a auto; he's nah hubby"
she elucidatcd
whats your name" he inquired
"Mah names Lizzie. They call me
"Tin," she Identified.
Evening journal., 1920-02-24
$4,000 Is DUE
ON SEWER LIENS

The annual spring drive for the col
lection Of the delinquent sewer liens
was opened this morning. at the meet
ing OF the Street and Sewer directors,
when they ordered Z. A. Poole, assis-
tant secretary, TO place a list in the
hands OF the city solicitor for immedi-
ate collection.
It was said this morning that about
$4,000 is due the city on this list.
Evening journal., 1920-02-24
FIVE PROPERTIES OF
COOK ESTATE SOLD

Five properties of the estate OF John
Cook deceased, were sold boy Reuben
saitcrthwaite. Jr. attorney for John r.
Cook. trustee. at public sale IN thc
County Buildne This morning. Qs fol-
lows: No. l0j spruce street 40 John J
Monaghan FOR 5000. SO. ,Oi Spruce
street 70 William j. DouGherty for
$500: No. 7i5 Spruce street 10 Emmett s.
Hickman for s25J9, 80. 7i6 Elrkwo0d
street 20 Mary G.lliran for 5000: No. IA
Kirkwood street 20 Daniel ?. McGranary
for $1,000. No C03 East seventh street
was withdrawn from sale
Evening journal., 1920-02-24
WANTS SEWER ON Il
THIRTY-FOURTH STREET

John A. Bader. OF ihe Bader Broth
ers, contractors appeared before the
Street and 'Sewi-r Directars tod-y re-
questlng the board 10 establish a new
sewer on Thir.y-iourlh street east OF
Market street, as his company ia about
20 start the erection Of thirty small
house on that street.
Nr Boder said that the city beine
IN need Of these kind of houses he
thought the Street and Sswer Depart
men should establish o soVcr at that
place. The matter was referred to
Engineer Maier 20 look INTO the COS.
and feasibility OF Tie sewer
Evening journal., 1920-02-24
rIxrn rnn BEATING HORSE.

For beating a horse. Matthew Carpen-
ter. Negro. was fined IS and costs, by
Judge Hastings, in Municipal Court,
this morning. State Probation Ohlcer
Raw caused the mans arrest this morn
Ing. when he saw the Negro beat the
horse from his ONCE. in the County
building.
Evening journal., 1920-02-24
SEVEN MORE MEN Enlist

The army recruiting drive continues
in Wilmington. Yesterday afternoon
and this morning seven more recruits
were obtained, most Of whom yoluu-
teered for the Twelfth Cavalry. Especial
attention is being called by the recruit
ing officers at No. sos Market street 10
she band OF the Twelfth. Men OF musi-
al training or having an inclination to
learn nhsic can enlist for one year in
the twelfth, and learn to play on any
bard E1rument they desire
Evening journal., 1920-02-24
SAYS HE WAS POISONED.

Stanley Kaskowslj, No 81 South
Adams street, was taken TO the Homeo-
pathio Hospital last nght in the police
ambulance, supposed to be suffering
from poisoning Detectives Kempski and
Riley were assigned to the case. In
spite Of the mans declaration that he
had been poisoned. the officers found
no evidence TO that effect.
Evening journal., 1920-02-24
ASK OUIJA, OLD TOP;
GET A pHYSTC HJNCH

CHICAGO. Feb. PA mind reader on
the vaudeville stage here advises
scores OF folks st each performance
where and how 10 search for lost and
stolen property, He turned up at
the police station the other day.
Somebody swiped me watch and d.
amond ring" quoth he. mo, ! don't
suspect a eoulr'
Evening journal., 1920-02-24
rInr IN crnImNG srnnE.

The Washington Fire Company was
summoned about 30 o'clock this morn
ing. by still alarm from the clothns
store OF G.. T.. Leipowiiz and Brother
at No. 3 East Second street a blaze
In the chimney was extingiished be-
fore any serious damage was done.
Evening journal., 1920-02-24
PATENT MEDICINES SEIZED.

United States Marshall Fairy, yester-
day afternoon, seized a quantity OF
patent medicines at local wholesale
drug house. on a warrant issued by
United States District Attorney Charles
f. Curley, on a charge OF mispranding..
the manufacturers appear and
show cause to the contrary the medi-
cines viii be destroyed on March t2.
Evening journal., 1920-02-24
HIS VISIBLE MEANS
WASN'T CONVINCING.

OMAHA. Feb. 2i-The stock exchange
was the visible means OF Edward Gold
stein. TITS pastime and profit" he told
The Judge. but the lailer couldn't grasp
the point and sent Eddie up for 30 sun
sets, on a vagrancy charge.
Evening journal., 1920-02-24
BoY SPRINT WONDER.

Australia has a boy wonder sprinter.
He Is p ]. Heath. winner OF the inter-
scholastc championships He does the
i00yard dash in 20 seconds He belongs
to the same family as nod" w. Heath.
a Davis Cup lawn tennis player. The
boy will probably be entered for tho
Olympic games.
Evening journal., 1920-02-24
BI.AMEs DEATH on
MENTAL EXCITEMENT

GLASGOW, Feb. 24-PeTry Markham
shot himself when he saw his wife
on a policeman's knee Another case
Of blissful ignorance and foolish knoNHl-
edge" said the coroner and decided that
death occurred in a moment Of mental
excitement.
Evening journal., 1920-02-24
2oo |. o. o. E. MEN IN aAnk. .

Two hundred Odd Fellows were in
itlated into the mysteries OF the Noah's
Ark degree last night by the "Arkites"
OF Delaware Lodge, No. 4. 7. O. o. F.
The Noah's Ark is a new degree re
Gently added 20 the order for the pur-
pose OF enhancing the social life Of Odd
Fellowship.
Evening journal., 1920-02-24
BUGS DIE; MAKE DYE;
FOLKS NOW CATCH I'M

COLORADO SPRINGS. Feb. PA new
variety Of bug has taken to roosting
in large numbers on trees here. Peo-
pie cussed 'em until entomologists pro-
nounced their dead bodies good dye
stuff Now they are being harvested
Chermes is the name the busologists
gave the heastle.
Evening journal., 1920-02-24
NEGnn NrI STARS

NEGRO tennis players are given rat
ings by The American Tennis Associa-
iion. Many stars are found among mo
records made In organizations extend
ing from the Atlantic TO the Pacific
coast Tally Holmes leads the initial
players ranking.
Evening journal., 1920-02-24
DIRTY BUSINESS
FOR THIS pROFITEER.

LANSING, Mich. Feb. PA farmer
here has hole-d-up business. He has
a team OF horses by a mud hole in a
much travelled road Haul you out for
S." he tells mucked motorists. Some
times business IS so good he has three
n the hole at once. First in. first out.
s his motto
Evening journal., 1920-02-24
DIAMOND RING LEADS TO JAIL.

LONDON. Feb. PA shop girl was
arrested because she had a diamond
ring worth $1,000 ..Myf sweetheart
gave It 10 me- said she. But when
they found her sweetheart was dead
chey took her % iail on general prin-
rinlae
Evening journal., 1920-02-24
STOLE cRApHopnoNE. cnARGE.

on charge Of larceny Of a graphic
phone frcm Lottie Crummell. Robert
Jackson, Negro, was held in $500 bail
for court by Judge Hastings, in Niu-
nicipal Court this morning. Jackson
denied taking it, stating that another
Negro gave him a dollar 20 pawn it.
Evening journal., 1920-02-24
MIII rnicn ,InGINIA

NJ J. .Miiol Donohue has been given
permanent sob as coach OF The Uni
versliy of Virginia Tie win reccfe
$500 q year. be made 2 phenomenal
record ai Auburn Alabama poiylech-
mic Institute where he has been for
Is years
Evening journal., 1920-02-24
HIGH PRICED sNOOzEs.

NEW YORK. Feb. i3-And now it's
the high cost OF sleeping
Bedding prices have advanced from
30 to 40 per cent. since January, 1919,
according TO local manufacturers.
Springs, which formerly could be OBJ
tanned for si2 and siS, now cost from
$50 to $50, they said.
Evening journal., 1920-02-24
CHAMP Is VERSATILE.

Benny Leonard has gone to the pa
cinc coast where he viii box and en-
gage w the movies The champion
viii show ais versatility by wearing
everything from q pair Of nghsing
trunks TO a dress suit Benny likes tho
fOur-rOund game
Evening journal., 1920-02-24
HUBBY WILL LIKELY
RIDE DITPTNC NIGHT

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. Feb. 9i-Irs
as much hers as it is his. Thus ruled
District Judge GeorSe w. Clark. say
ing that even during The pendency Of
their divorce suit. Mrs. J. J. Lehman
was entitled 70 use OF the automobile
One-half the time.
Evening journal., 1920-02-24
SLEEPING SUSIE
sLIMpEnS sOIiNDLY.

TOLEDO, Feb 2i-Susie is somnambu-
l'stlc.
sam. Susie's master. says Susie sleeps
"She was sleeping when you pinched
her." Sam said to Policeman Soloman.
"She don't know no better; she's hoss
IS Susie" Susie slumbered In the CEN
ter OF the street.
Evening journal., 1920-02-24
\ ArIER a.nnn MEMnERs.

Al mesllns Of Y. VI. C. A. members
az 6.30 o'clock tonight. a committee for
the coming 2.OOO membership drive will
be appointed. Al members OF the as
sociation. who conveniently can, are
requested 90 be present.
Evening journal., 1920-02-24
SLIGHT LOSS" WAS
AnGnI IfIEIN nIrur

LOS ANGELES. Feb. 2i-While Mrs.
Y. Boehlke. storekeeper. looked in the
crystal hail the gypsy held. the seer
murmured soft and low: "a slight loss"
She snitched $500 from The cash reg's-
ter. Oh. yes-the cops are conducting
a search
Evening journal., 1920-02-24
NAME TRACK sraB.

Roy Johnson will captain the Des
Molnes College track team next spring
He is a half-miler Of two years expert
cnce. Last year he came within is OF
a second tielng the Iowa State record
for The half mile
Evening journal., 1920-02-24
MAGISTRATE GILLIs RECOyERs.

Magistrat Harry /. ellis. who has
been confined to his home for several
days suffering with severe cold, is
again able to be at his ONCE
Evening journal., 1920-02-24
KW,NIs LUNCHEON

Kiwenians will enjoy their usual
luncheon at the dupont tomorrow F.
B. Norman. c. B. Lynch and William
Voegeln, ere on the committee this
week.
Evening journal., 1920-02-24
SILK TEDDY BEAR
AND HOSIERY LOST.

LOS ANGELES. Feb. 2i-Fourteen
pairs OF silk stockings and a silk teddy
bear are missing from Mrs McCarthy's
cloihesllne. The police ask that any
one seeing another wearing ono pink
silk teddy and % assorted stockings
please notify Mrs Mccarthy
Evening journal., 1920-02-24
TAKES ACID FOR SALTS:
MAY SAVE Ills IIFE

AKRON. O.. Feb. 2i-Frank Schmidt
drank oxahc acid instead OF EPSON
salts He may live.
Evening journal., 1920-02-24
SHORT on FLOWERS
FUNERALS TO f.iNr

COLUMBUS. o.. Feb 2i-The city
faces a flower famine Abnormal death
rate due to influenza depleted ihe
stocks OF florists
Evening journal., 1920-02-24
CInL REscIEs TWO AT si2.50 ZACH.

WASIllNGTNN. Fob 2i-Mlss Merle
Uollls has been awarded the second iisp-
saving prize Of SD She saved sadie
Wcslrod from drowning IN June. 1912.
and q l-year-oId boy two months Inter
Evening journal., 1920-02-24
NON-sUpPoRT CHARGE WITHDRAWN

The charge OF non-support OF his s.
year-old child, against Oscar Emerson.
n Townsend. was withdrawn by his
wife, IN Municipal Court this morning
Evening journal., 1920-02-24

Snow may last for many weeks. but
straw hat is a thing OF the
present regardless OF the weather
Here Is a spring mode In black straw
OF a fine. soft weave Il Is trimmed
with black satin cordng. and black
pin thrust ihrough The front The hat
rises 10 a peak In the front. In scml-
military style, and Is called bulgarian
lnrban
Evening journal., 1920-02-24
ALL DENTISTS THE SAME
TO THIS ADVERTISER

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Feb. 2i-
Wanted, two dentisis-colored, white
OF mechsnlcal." declares a newspaper
advertisement here.
Evening journal., 1920-02-24
CLEAN AND HEALTHY
PROSPECTS IN DAII.A0

DALLAS. Tex. FEB PA public
swimming pool and a concrete athletic
Stadium to seat 10000 persons. are 10
be built at Fair Park here. Both are
TO be open at all times.
Evening journal., 1920-02-24

According to an Indian custom, the
first thing an Indian mother sees or
says after her child Is born may be
chosen SIS the Infants name
Evening journal., 1920-02-24
nEIL pnnn,nl.Y sMING

DALLAS. Tex Feb. Somebody
stole a swing from The porch Of w. r.
Skels a few night ago
Evening journal., 1920-02-24
BELIEVE BABY
uaoWN m Dram

GAINESVILLE, Tex. Feb. 24-Afraid
to face her parents with a baby In her
arms. Sarah Bell Carlton. 5s. throw ths
infant TO It's death from a moving traiD
near here, according TO police.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-27
LYNDONVILLE

w, F. Stoddard is i'll with a severe
cold, and there is fear OF pneumonia
developing.
| Miss Carolyn Darling was in Bos-
ton the last OIL the week, making ar
Engagements for entering again this
year the Leland Powers school OF
Uratory in that city.
Mrs. H. K. Folsom and DAUGHTER,
tlavla went to Boston last week for
a few days, and from there to North
ampton, where Miss Flavia is to en-
tel Smith College this fall.
A gang OF men, II in number, from
Delaware Water Gap, Penn, arrived
in town Saturday, on the business of
cutting and Shipping Christmas trees
and greens for The market. Sunday
they were divided into parties, and
left for differ Mt points in the woods,
at East Haven, Concord, Wheelock,
Sheffield, and other places, where they
will go at once to work upon the
trees, which they plan to ship from
here late in November.
Varnum Abbott has finished work
in the Edmunds drup store, and has
gone to Keene, N. H., where he has
good position as a druggist.
Miss Lora Watchie is with her sis
tel, Mrs. Frank Lanctot, who has lust
undergone an operation for appendi-
cltis IN Winchester, Mass. Mrs. Lane
tot, who recently moved there from
st. Johns bury, will live IN Woburn,
Mass, and Miss Watchie plans to re-
main with them and help until the
family are settled in their new home.
Dr. and Mrs F. H. Davis have mo-
tored to Boston for few days visit,
and will bring home with them, their
daughtcr-in-law, Mrs. Karl Davis, and
little son, Stanley. to STAY a few
weeks here and at St Johnsbury.
Miss Bernice Trefren who is teach
ing in the graded school in the place
OF Mrs Ruth Houghton Johnson, has
taken a room at Mrs. Walter CARR
sons, and with Mis- Mildred Grady,
who is attending the Institute, will
do light housekeeping.
Mrs. Harry White has had as
guests the past week her father, her
brother, Talcotte ReXford wife and
two children, Eleanor and Russell, all
OF Ayers Cliff, P. O.
}. c. Eaton, who has been in very
poor health of late, has gone to the
New ENGLAND Sanatorum in Mel
rose, Mass, for few weeks rest
and treatment.
The members of the Rebekah !
Lodge had fine entertainment in
their hall Friday evening, for the I
members of the order and a few in
Vlted guests. A short farce. illus
tratlnG the doings of IL old maid suf-
1lagettes, was most laughable. Reel
tatlon, music and refreshments COM
pleted nice program, and one which
was much enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Trotter, Mr..
and Mrs. Orson Trip and son,
George, from Springfield, motored
over Friday to spend the week end
with Mrs. James Dexter and family.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-27
BARNET


Edlth Wallace spent the day
Thursday in st. Johnsbury at the
home of DR.. C. II. Newell.
Miss May Gilfllan has been ap-
pointed County demonstration to tpkc
the place held last year by Miss
Kelly.
Mrs. Emily Albee was recent
business visitor in st. Johnsbuly, also
Mrs. Annie Gilfllan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Wilson and
son, Lawrence, are visiting at Chester
Somer'S.
Pliny Mason, who has been visiting
his mother, Mrs. Ella Mason, has re-
turned to Boston.
Mrs. Mason Bruso, who sustained
shock a month ago does, not make
any Improvement towards recovery.
Business at the cold Homestead
is rushing since Walkers Inn was
closed.
Benz. Galley is attending the great
Dalrymans association and fair that
is being held in Springfield, Mass.
Samuel Stevens of Hawkesbury,
Canada, and Mrs. Harold Clarke of
Toronto, who has been staying at
Mabel Kelley.
have returned to their home.
A. N. Gilfillan was in Lancaster, N.
H., Friday on business trip.
John Gilchrist has moved his fam
lily into the tenement over his store.
Hiram Rowe has purchased the house
on Church street recently occupied
by Mr.. Gilchrist and will soon move
his family from the Gooda.e house
into this.
Miss Esther FRASER of Monroe, N.
H., spent Thursday at Mrs Ju ia
Roy's.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-29

Exposure of the menace in the manner
in which the Indiana State Tax Board
is interpreting the provisions Of the
Tuthill- Kiper act in an attempt to set
aside 6nsl finding of the Indiana State
Supreme Court and of Judge Linn Hay
of Superior Court. room 8, In declaring
that the horizontal increase orders Of
the State tax board of Aug. q, 1910,
are void in Marion County, was made
yesterday by Attorney William fl
Thompson before Judge Hay.
Attorney Thompson launched an at
tack upon the actions of the State Legis-
1ature passing a law which, as inter-
preted by the State tax board, virtually
sets aside decree of the highest court
of the state.
The argument was made by Attorney
Thompson in supporting a petition of
the taxpayers of Washington Township,
asking that an Injunction be issued re-
straining County Treasurer Ralph
Lemcke from collecting the horizontal tax
increases and preventing the tax board
from enforcing its so.called equalization
orders as based on the Tuthill- Kiper act.
Prior to the argument Of Mr. Thomp
son, counsel fled 1--WE additional suits in
behalf of the taxpayers of Franklin,
Warren, Wayne, Perry and Pike. seek
ing the same relief as asked by the
farmers of Washington Township.
The plaintiffs in the additional cases