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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-14
CALVIN COOLIDGE FEARS
HIS RENT WILL Be RAISED
Vice-Prcsidcntial Nominee Com
plains to Newspaper Men About
Mistake in Story.
TAFT PREDICTS VICTORY
Bay State Delegation From Chi
caEo VIII BE Received by Gov
crnor ut State Housc-BcSicgcd
With Callers.
TAFT PREDICTS VICTORY
my Associated rrcss.l

BOSTON, June l3-The plans o
Governor Calvin Coolidge, Rcpubli
can vice-president!al nominee, 10 &
TO Amherst for the opening OF tht
commencement week OF his aim;
mater. and then to his home i,
Northampton. were changed toda!
upon receip, of telegram from the
Massachusetts, delegation saying
they would arrive here tomorrow
afternoon and parade to the State
House. The Governor decided to re.
main in Boston 10 receive them. aftc,
which he will journey to his home
Governor Coolidge. as he was
greeted by newspaper men this
morning. made whimsical com
plant of statement published in
local paper, that he paid s35 a
month rent for his half-house in
Northampton. whereas he actually
pays sac. He said that IL the land
lord should happen TO see the story,
the rent might be raised 10 cores
pond.
BcsieGcd With Callers.
During the day the Governor was
hesieged with callers. who come 10
extend their congratulations on his
nomination. His secretary. Henry +.
Long, continually brought him tel
egrams from host of friends and
prominent Republicans.
William II. Taft. in his message to
tho nominee, said: II congratulate
you most heartily and sincerely on
your nomination as Nice-Prcsident.
The ticket OF Harding and Coolidge
will sweep the country. and its GER
tain victory means 4 useful and sue
cessful Republican administration
Of the affairs of this country the next
four years"
Governor Clement. OF Vermont. was
: the first Governor to congratulate
: him, telephcning from Rutland last
night Herbert Hoover .telegraphed
his warmest personal congratulations.
Target for Cameras.
The Governor was the target dur
Ing the day for battery of movie
men and photographers. With Mrs.
Coolidge no went for n short walk
in the vicinity of their hotel in the
forenoon and in the afternoon he
took three-mile hike. He is not
enthusiastic over any particular
sport and finds most of his recrea.
ton in walking. In the evening he
and Mrs. Coolidge attended church
services.
Governor Coolidge talked over tn.
telephone today 10 his two boys, job,
and Calvin. J-, who are at North.
amptoH. They said they were
pleased with their fathers nomina-
ton. bu' considered 1t matter Of
course
after receiving the Massachusetts
aelesates tomorrow afternoon. vhe
Governor Will go to SprinEfcld IA
JOIN his Amherst classmates of 1895
at dinner in celebration of the
'Nn'S-hilh anniversary OF their
graduation. On Tuesday he will AT.
'ehc commencemen week exercises
al Amherst and on Wedn.sd,v ba
"!!i present the diplomas To IN.
graduating classes OF HOLY cros,
college, az Worcester
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Harding the Product Of Convention
Made Up Of Cowardly Pigmies"

Especial to The IimcS-Dispatrb.)
NEW YORK, June 13.-The New
York Times, commenting on the
nomination OF State Senator WAR
ron &. Harding mud Governor CAL
vim Coolidge, today says, cdito-
rally,
"'rhc nomination of iInrdIng, for
whose counterpart we must 20
back TO Franklin Pierce IT we
would seek u President who mcnS-
urcs down To his political stature,
liz the fine nEd perfect Hover or
the cOsTnrtllcc and Inn bccility of
the scnutoriui cnbnI that charged
Itself with the management OF the
Republican convention, agninst
whose control Governor Beck IN mn
s0 Nchcmcntiy protested. ItcJcct-
Ing Leonard Wood, probably the
strongest candidate with the pco-
pic the party could hn,c chosen,
because they knew ne would never
be dictated to by them, they fa-
Sorcd Governor Lowdcn until Hu-
rnh served upon them his notice
OF n veto of Tint nomination, Iio-
rnh WINS commanding md trucu-
lent because he knew that he hnu
to deal with group or white
ilrcred and incompetent politicians.
"If Republican lcndc rship had
not fallen into the hands OF pyE-
mics the chief men at Chicago
would have told Norah To bolt and
he hanged. just M upon the Issue
of the league they would hive de-
fled JOHNSON to do hia worst. Hut
they run llkr n frightened flock.
surrendered cvcrything, SIR. Lodge
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BRYAN RIDDLES
G. 0. P. FOR LOSS
OF DRY PLANK

= a.
sspirant.
As campaign orator. Senator
HaEaing Will he ,EHeat asse, 70 his
parry, He bE!ngs I. the party the
pest equipment IN this nespec, Of any
candidate IN recent years. He has ;,
hhe presence. genial manner. and a
"Ae who viii! grace the White House
IL her husband reaches that goal.
Governor Coolidge will strengthen
she ticket In the East. Ohio. wbila
cast OF the center Of population is
considered Western by those on tho
Aiannc Coast. SO that they could not
mink OF going To Kansas or wis.
coAs'A for the second man.
Governor Coolidge became famous
In the policenen's strike, and b,.
aooed 10 his popularity in the Yves,
pS 'eto'ng a bill authorizing bcver-
ages containing higher alcoholic
content tAhn the Fedora! law pcr.
HILLS me Governors veto message
was published only few DAYS be :.
Tore the Supreme Court dccisio,
winch would have .nva!idated The
law had II been signed.
IT,. Bossrd Wall street.
me platform and the nominees 81
the Republican convention are c,,I
!enge 10 the Democrats 10 do their
pest. lhey present a clear-cu, Issue
the Democrats accept /, as hoId,y
as the Republicans have presented 4,
the people Will be ABLE To vote cir
Intelligence and choose their policies
as ,hey choose their President.
The Democrats could no, ask NOR.
than the Republicans have don. -
insure a lively campaign-unless the
democrats confess judgmen, in adj
vance BY attempting TO crowd into
me same seat. II az! depends upon
what is done a; san Francisco n
The influences which were contro,l-
Ing here dominate the convention n,
san Franc!sco-which Cod forbid
we Will have q repetition Of 1905
when Wall Street picked on. orr
candidate for US and then threw r, =,
overheard
III Wall Street takes charge Of tho
Democratic party this year. /, viii
be, not for the purpose Of elec,in.
the candidate, but TO save themselves
from the necessity OF making a cam.
paign.
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G. O. P. LEADERS
FEAR VERDICT OF
NATION ON TICKET

'SoHtihued FROM First Paee)
70 repudia'e the Republican lead
ership OF the Senate. and to stand
against the league or nations cove.
hant' they find themselves called
upon to support the candidacy Of =
man who is both reservations; and
a rathcationist. and unless most oh.
servers are mistaken. the bitter.
enders will md Afr. Harding cam
paisntnf for election on a pro-league
pietforTsfof>his own making. In fact,
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TWO BLOWN TO ATOMS
IN DYNAMITE EXPLOSION
Mcn on Boat Nenr Miami Killed md
Third Injured While on FISH
ing Excursion.

MIAMI, FLA, June 1.-Two men
were blown TO atoms and third
badly injured when eight pounds of
dynamite exploded on board their
boat at Middle River today. The
dead are: Ed. Shacklcford. of Fort
Lauderdale. and L. S. Roberts. of
Colahoatchie. Fla. The injured
Henry Miller. OF Fort Lauderda!e.
Whey had been dynamiting fish.
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HARDING NOTIFICATION
TAKES PLACE IN FEW DAYS
Presidential Candidate VIII Follow
Mckinley Policy of Meeting Dele
N, gates on Lawn OF Home

MARION. OHIO. June 1s.-United
States Senator Warren G. Harding
VIII be officially notified OF h!s, nom
nation for the presidency by tho
Republican party at his homo In
Marion within the next few days. 1t
also became known that Senator
Harding will adopt the custom OF
former President Mckinley and re-
ceive party leaders ut his home for
conferences during the summer. These
conferences will be held on the lawn
In front OF the Harding residence.
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COMMITTEE TO CONTINUE
"SLUSH FUND" INQUIRIES
Scnntc Investigating Body 10 Meet
in Chicago July ., Says Sena-
IA 4

CHICAGO. June 13.-Thc Senate
committee investigating expenses in
presidential nomination campaigns,
will continue it's inquiry in Chicago
on July z, according to word which
c. i. Clyne, district attorney. said
today he had received from United
States Senator w. S. Kenyon
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HAYS BEGINS CHOOSING
CAMPAIGN L|EUTENANTS
Looks to Daughcry, johnson and
Borafl as Big Factors in Drive
Against Democrats.
tBy Universal scrviceJ

CHICAGO, June -. = No Official
statement was forthcoming at the
lays Daughcrty conference. but i,
became known that they had agreed
upon a division OF campaign juris-
diction. Mr.. Hays has recognized
tIat tho genius displayed by the
Harding preconvention manager must
be utilized in the coming campaign.
In addition to meeting Mr.. Hays.
the Harding campaign MANAGER today
conferred with the "committcs of
hre' appointed by the natiQnal chair
man for counsel with the nominee on
Iintttee afe Jacob l.. liamon. CT Okla
homa: John w. Weeks, OF Massachu-
sets Ralph williams. of Oregon; 4.
IIilles. OF New York.
Neither Senator Johnson nor Sena-
tor Borah participated in the after
gether most Of the day in the form
eT's room, shutting themselves off TO
all interviewers.
ca A 'as sHssn t5 resa1
Harding has "Tobe" Icrt. OF Ken
lucky. mentioned as the Middle West
nanager. Jacob iamon. OF oklahoma.
in the fight to elect Harding. as will
David Mulvane, Of kansas. ali repre-
figured so strongly in the nomina-
ton.
Mr.. Daugherty. who bursts into 20
litical fame by this nomination, has
unique record in that while he has
seldom elected himself to any public
office he has never failed In clccting
or nominating friends he picks out
for such honors. Among these was
Senator Mark Hanna. of Ohio.
He not only managed the Hanna
campaign, but he served as Hanna's
attorney in the court tight over the
election. He played n prominent part
in the 1912 nomination OF President
Taft. acting as chairman OF the Ohio
delegation. lie is 90 years OF age.
He was horn in Washington Court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-14

The Issues have been so clearly do
fined. Tho amcr;r,n ~ "
we are confident. will not turn back :
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IIIv Sends Congrntnlationn,

CHICAGO. June l3.-Before depart
ing for Washington. Senator Hiram
Johnson sent the following telegram
to Senator Harding:
Congratulations TO you
fSigned) "HI JOHNSON"
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100000 IS PLEDGED FOR
NEW COMMUNITY CHURCH


and boarding bureau Will be MAIN
tanned. Social rooms will he kept
open AT MI times, so that young men
and women In the district served by
the church may meet under proper
conditions. The new church will be
kept cDen throughout the week
Says IL Is Epoch aLfng.
Rev. Fred X Chcnault, pastor Of
the church declared yesterday that
the pledging of the 100000 was epoch
making in The history OF the church.
liz short address at the morning
service, ne said that If vote were
taken rot one nal. of per cent Of
N members would vote TO move to
the West End. and that tho church
must DO something bigger than ever
ne!ore II II was 10 serve It's mission
downtown.
lie declared that Broad Street
Methodist Church was at the con-
Junction Of the principal car lines.
near many educational Institutions
ard public buildings and within a
short distance of many hotels and
hospitals. and better prepared 10 do
community church work than IL il
were at any other location
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-06
Moundsville PerRona.la.

Louis TImblin left yesterday for
Marietta college. where he will rCsun"
hls studies after spending the Holidays
with has mother. Mrs. Sar?h Timblin
on Fourth street
Mrs. G. W. Logsdon IS cont!ncd to
her home on Third street. with sick
moss.
Mrs c. r. Patterson. OF ClarkshurG.
is visiting her sister. Mrs. G. VI. Hood.
on eastern Seventh street
Miss Margaret Bone left yesterday 70
resume her studies at Washington Sem
mary. after spending the holidays with
her parents on Jefferson avenue.
G.. p. Altman was 4 business visitor
in the city yesterday.
william II. Frey, who has been ser
iously I'll. il improving slowly.
Mrs. j. L. Earlewinc. Of I-u''N
street. who has been Ill for the past
week. Is improving.
Miss Mary Wilson has returned to
her home in Beaver, Pa, after visiting
Miss Edna BURGESS. on Eighth street.
Floyd Bonar left yesterday to rcsun"
his studies at West Virginia Wesleyan
after spending the holiday vacation
with his parents on Clinton avenue.
J. &. Brown. of Wheeling, wa a
business visitor in the city yesterday.
Miss Edith ProelsS, of Morton ave
nue., has left for Cambridge. Mass. to
resume her studies a college.
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DOWN IN BED
AND so WEAK
Lady Suffered Terribly for
Eight Weeks but Her Case
Showed Wonderful I'm
proveInent After TAX
ing Cardui.

Johnson City, Tenn.-Mrs NJ r.
Scott living near this town, states:
About three years ago l was down in
bed terrible and SO weak I
couldn't bear rhe sight OF food. This
condition continued for about eight
weeks. thought I was 20
ing to die, and knew I must get soma
thing 10 do mo some good. had
heard all my life Of Cardui and tho
rood results obtained from its use,
So decided to Try Il
After about . half bottle of Cardui
my appetite improved. then l was less
nervous. kept It up until had
taken I'VE bottles-and such an i'm.
provement? I gained flesh and now
am the picture OF health, due, be-
lieTe, solely % the use OF Cardut
am the mother Of ten children and
feel wen and strong"
Car6ui ~ o mild. medicinal tonic
for women n has stol tho most
severe OF all tests--thp test OF time.
having been in use for over forty
years. II is composed of purely vrgc>
table Ingredients which have been
found TO help build up The vitality,
tone up the nerves and strnncthcn
the wOmanly constitution
Try CordNI.
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former enroute TO Princeton. W. Va.
where she teaches. and Miss Ryner on
her way to Morgantown, where she at
tends W. V. L.
Miss Gcrtrudc and Fred Wiley. who
have been the guests at the home OF
Erin. W. W. Strain. have returned to
their home in Youngstown. Ohio.
Mis- Camille Talbot has returned
from BRIEF visit with friends in Par
Miss Anna Cowlcy left Sunday to re-
sumo her studies IN w. '. l." having
spent the holidays at her home here.
James Clarke. who has been the guest
the past week of relatives here left on
Sunday for his home in Cambridge. q.
lie was accompanied 10 Wheeling by
his sister. Miss jeanette Clark.
Miss Alice Riggs. who has been Wis
itinH in Middlebournc and vicinity. pass
ed through SistCrsYllle to-day on her
way TO Pittsburgh.
Miss Helen Sutton left this afternoon
for Philadelphia. whore she Will resume
nor studies in the conservatory OF
music Sho was accompanied tn that
city by Miss Morton. or California, VIII"
was Miss Suttou'S guest over the hoh-
days.
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How to Keep Baby >
Smiling and Well
See that the daily functions regular and normal

\/OU can't expect the lltIe ones to
/ be happy and playful when The head
feeh dull and the stomach bloA,ed. The
aOrmAl habit Of children IS to be happy and
when you notice them crosSaDd tretEul you
~illumAlly End constipation is responsible.
Perhaps they have missed that daily
hune6oa 20 necessary to comfort and
heaEh Look at the tongue and see It
the breath IS bad. Watch for belchins.
These arc the sell-tAle symptoms OF con-
sGpa6Ou. ToniSbr give a li,tIe Of Dr..
Caldwelrs Syrup PePsin. which you can
buy at any drug store for 50c and 81 a
large bo4ile. and it will act in the morning
and the troublesome symptoms promptly
disappear.
Dr.. CALDWELL, Syrup Pepsin is COM
bira6on Of simple laxative herbs with
pepsin. Unlike the harsher physics it acts
gently and without Sripins so that while
Sro~uups can use j, freely It can also be
given 10 n tny baby with perfect safety.
ThousAnds Of Amencnn families would
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-06

Miss Maud Conawny wh" underwent
m operation a, tho Glendale hospital -
getting along nicely.
Tho son IF Nj. and Mrs. Glenn HARD
man who has hr"n al - NOW on the r""u
TO recovery.
Calvin Miller. Jr.. .s improving nicely
after several days illness AT his homo.
Mrs. Jesse JunkImS was called 10 New
Marlinsytlr. by the death Of her
mother.
Mrs. Faust Of harrisburg. IL visiting
friends IN this city for number OF
days.
Mrs. Chas. BaumhcrE"r and children
who have been VISITING friends at Han
u,haI. for some time have returned
Miss Gladys Gatcwood who has been
wishing friends at Howhattan, has re-
turned h"nC.
Mrs ANDREW McCardlc. who mas been
m 4, her home for several days IS IN
proving nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nirols. have returned
home after spending II number Of days
at CoIfaN.
Srntt Chambers. who has been i'll for
several DAYS ut her HON" on Logan
street. j. improving slowly.
Miss Helen rrs,o who has been Il!
nj her home on Caldwell street, Tor S"N-
craI days IS improving nicely.
Miss olive Mourchcad has returned
To- her h"m" at Glen EaSton. alter
brief visit here.
Miss Efnc Jane EssiG who has been
m fnr a number Of days is getting along
nicely
Mrs. Chas. Wclch and family. have
I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-06
RHEUMATISM
like 4 MULE

You've got to coax it TO make is
- "Neutrone Prescription 80
win start the most stubborn ana
begged case OF rheumatism. o.,,o
Ne have witnessed its effective
mesa in hundreds Of cases 1t does
things. $500, oo. !, o,.
tirely different from the old prcpara-
ton in that it aims at ehm'nauns
nll Rheumatic poiscns by pVF11H M,
the blood, common sense teacheS YOU
this. g., vain,
rrohors nm those swollen. stit
Joints and muscles in a way that
wiii surprise you. Get bottle to-
Gav, get the old stun out OF your
Eystcm. For sale by
c. II. Gr:rSt & Co. Druggists. AMI
leading druggists "v"rywh"r".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-06
men And WOMEN
ARE NO OLDER
THAN THEY FEEL

Ono OF our leading doctors
says, Everyone. no matter what
their age, can be healthy and strong.
1t is q case OF take care OF your
self
For want OF Iron and Phosphates
you may be- old at thirty, nervous,
thin, weak, and all-in. while at fifty
or sixty, with plenty Of Iron and
Phosphates in your blood. you will
feel young, full Of life, vim and
energy,
Many a man and woman who
ought to feel young are losing out
simply because their blood and
nerves are starving for want OF
phosphated Iron. Lack OF Iron and
Phosphates makes men and women
old long before their time, weak,
run down nervous wrecks.
You will find that the strong.
keen, forceful. successful men and
healthy, rosy checked. happy wo-
men are those whose blood and
nerves are charged with Iron and
Phosphates.
"Phosphated Iron makes new. rich
red blood; renews nerve force and
vitality. and increases my patients
strength and appearance ore hun
drcd per cent. Thousands Of men
and women who were 'all-in' have
come back with astonishing health.
strength and happiness by taking
Phosphated IRON.
PhoSphated Iron is put up IN cap
sules. Do not take Inferior pills or
tablets. Ask for Phosphated lror
capsules. For sale by
Z. II. Grirer & Co.. druggist: and
leading drurE4>tS 'vvryw where.
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SISTERSVILLE

6rEe D. EletSou has rented the
E property on ReT1ord street and is
Y Aparins to move tr1o II next week
Enetson. who was severely burned
By fire which destroyed his household
.srods about three weeks ago. - rrc"N-
erinS nicely at the home OF his brother
n-law. John Bunting. He IS now able
TO 20 about the house little each day.
Mrs George Lawson LETT this morning
for wheeling. where she viii enter a
%mnanied by her sister. Mrs. F. A
Miss Etce Taylor. OF Middleoourne.
l,assrd through the city this morning
In her way 20 Clarkshurg. where she
Kill enter the Clarksourg Business Col
kge.
/ ttSburEn after spending the holidays
1t her home here.
/ Miss Amy Rigg,N and Miss Nellie
dSymer Who have been spending their
d'nrlstulas At th".- homes IN Middle
borne, were In the city this morning. the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-06
COUNTRY CLUB
Will Elect Directors January 2o-3op.
ular Gentlemen Named ~
Candidates.

The annual meeting Of the stockhold.
rr5 Of the Wheeling Country Club will
h,. held at the library Of the Fort Henry
Club IN Tuesday. January 20 at 1880
o'clock p. NJ. At this meeting three d.
be elected. TIE Board OF Directors OK
Tie Country Club consists OF nine MEM,
b,rs. Of whom three retire each year
ard are not eligible for reelection. The
following members have been nominate
- for the office of director. and from
them three will be chosen: Alfred i.
Erady. Thomas Hcarne. W. w. Hollo-
way. 4. ). PAUL. r. II. Pollock. JOS.
S2c!dcl and II. L. Stallman.
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Notes.

PLANS are being made for joint
meeting on january 18th Of the Pres
hvtrrIan Wumen's Home and Foreign
Missionary Society and tn" woman :
Foreign Missionary Society of the M"th-
ndiSt church. Tin, meeting. which Is a.
,,r IN the nature Of study class: VIII
|r hold at the home of Mrs. Fred Nc
conn.
Mir. Walter Shipman. who had been at
lnrnr for the holiday season. leit yes
tnrday to rcSum" his studies at Mount
mon College. IN Alliance.
Mr. IIarcnc" MrGrcw. of beaumont
'rrxas who had visited his sister. Mrs
Albert Alum. rf Lincoln avenue over
the New Year holiday. lott yesterday 70
sncnd 4 few days with relatives IN
Strubrnvillr and Newport before re-
turning tu the south.
Mr.. william HIl,rtt, of North central
avenue. has returned from business
frIu 10 Columbus.
Mr. {. 5. S:arkny and son. Master
it,ymond. of BrallSvillc. spent Friday
might and part Of Saturday as guests
If MIR. and Mrs. Chris Dawson, 81 West
rurtirth street
Miss Nanny Cash. daughter. OF MI
and Mrs l. y. Cash. OF Lincoln avenue.
who has beer employed Tor S"N"rA!
months in government work at san An
tonic, Texas, arrived HON" yesterday
She has resigned her position ana VIII
remain at hOm|>
Mrssra. Lloyd Basin and Joseph ka-
luha, Of this place. are representing
local miners at the conference IN COL
umbUS.
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MOUNDSVILLE
VIEWS
W. NJ. Noweu Resigns.

W. NJ. Novel; president 81 the county
court presented his resignation, /"
commissioners w. NJ Kitrlr and L. j.
McrAddcn. yesterday morning, a. Il
rurmn"r Of tn. court, which was az
r"ptrd. Mr., Nvw"lls rr~lEnau"la Was
made. because uf az" and failing health
During the tirny n has served ON ~"
court he has been = careful and eff
Client member and has many friend.
VII" vii regret 10 learn Of his rcs'Ena
ton.
The court also to-day appointed Mr.
Alex l'urdy a. county road engineer {"
Sur'"rd 4. =. NuhO. VII" las been named
Ii" engineer ;or the road work in Cam
cron district To y" done under IN" re-
cent bond issue carried in that district.
clay and Franklin districts also pre-
scented petitions tn IN" court yesterday
for a district road bond issue.
The court VIII Couvcn" a-aln to-day
and Il Is probable that MIR. NOVEL; s
successor will b" appointed to-day as
several matters ar, pending before thu
court. which should be acted upon by 4
full beard.