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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-11
OLOGY
Figure This Out

Redbugs lap an average of seven eggs
per day. Under favorable conditions they
hatch in FIVE days. of which two-thirds
are females They mature TO adult size
and are capable of laying in four weeks.
How many bedbugs would You have IN a
wear If YOU left one female or egg unmo-
Tested for one year, To rid the pesky
bedbug you can readily see how neces-
sary ii is to use a preparation that viii
Kill tho eggs as we'll as the live ones
u d. o. has been demonstrated by the
leading Hospitals. Hotels and Railroad
companies that the safest and most Geo.
nomical way to stop future generations
Of bedbugs. reaches. feas and ants IS 70
use the new Discovery-PesAy Devils
Quietus.
quart. enough to Kill a million bedbugs.
roac hes, heas and coolies and al the same
time destroy their eggs - we'll
Impossible for them to exist when
p D. O. is properly used. Free patent
spout in every package 10 get the pesky
devils in the hard-to-get places.
Special Hospital and Hotel size $3.50
makes five gallons of p p. Q--your
dru gEist has il or can get IL for you or
sent prepaid upon receipt OF price by the
owl Chemical Co. Terre Haute, Ind.
Success Of F.. u. @. has caused imitators,
genuine p. p. Q. is never peddled--Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-11
PRINCESS THEATRE TONIGHT

PRINCESS THEATRE TONIGHT
COrrine Griffith in THE GARTER
GIRL from the famous story of o.
Henry-We guarantee this pIcture-aI-
so Jack Dempsey serial Coming next
sunday. w. :. HART in "JOHN's PET
TICO ATS" 6-11-1
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DYER

The Directors OF the First National
Bank ha dtheir regular meeting We'd
nesday afternoon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-11

Best lot in Writings business center
is for sale. Inquire at G. Levay &
Co. 500 11sth street, Whiting 6113
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-11
STAR THEATRE TONIGHT

Big Serial Day-Elmo Lincoln in
Elmo. The Fearless" chapter .. Benny
Leonard in the Evil Eye" chapter 3.
also lightning Bryce" chapter and
a comedy. 6-11-1
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Accounts due The Whiting News are
now payable at the Office. SEA 18th st
Those who are two months in arrears
for papers Will be discontinued with
out notice 6-4-3
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Whiting
Advertisements
Arc Winners
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,

and arc accepted by The WLItInw News
Co, C24. IIOtA ST.. PhOAs I2S-w.
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FOR RENT Large unfurnished front
room. suitable for young couple. with
use OF kitchen, call after 500 p. m,
stevens. 1865 Sheffield ave- Whiting
Ind 6-9-s
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-19

themselves for IL. Germany's Com
munism will b. a work and creation
OF the Germans. Naturally the Rus
SLAMS desire that not only Germany,
but the whole world. shall join their
ideal world arrangement
However, practical men. such as
the Germans are. should not, out Of
fear OF BOlsheVisn, close their eycs
In order not a. see the true situation
In Russia and not allow themselves
to be deceived by Eng fish and French
Lies, Germany needs Russia and Rus
STA needs Germany.
"OnC Should not nope m Russia
that Bourgeois regime can take
over the helm, therefore, Germany
must attempt 10 strengthen Russia and
thereby create real friend and ally
in the East with whom 10 exchange
mutually and vital energies and
forces necessary TO the existence or
both peoples, and establish condi-
tion which win he a mutual protec-
ton In moments OF danger
Now I must tell you that YET there
IL far greater security in Moscow
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-19
EDUCATORS TO DISCUSS
PROBLEMS OF NATION

Discussion Of some Of the new prob
;elns facing III" country. both social
md national. by some of the cOuntry's
leading educators. win feature the
three day convention L. be held by
me American Sociological Society at
tina Hotel Washington from December
- to 90.
NmonG lhus, who Nil address tho
convention lriu be Roscoe 'ound, dean
~ the DGVard Law school: Prof.
Franklin II. GiddinGs, Coluu bia Uni
rersity: Pro-. Ross i. Einu'y. Univcr-
atty Of Minnesota. rroi +. stuart
Chaplin Smith Eonr.c: Prof. Max s.
iIaudimau. University Of Texas! Prof
!. T. Lichcab"rEcr. University Of
Pennsylvania; Prof. SUSAN NJ. Kings
bury. Bryn NaWr college: Prof. Wn.
+. Kirby. Catholic University "r Amer.
lea, and others
All If tho u',ilu@-. -.u,W .hc bus
mess session. VIII be- "Iu"u to the
public.
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than in Berlin and that thefts d.
not take place. That shows how the
government holds tho ordinary Grim
inals in check. the BOlshevik govern
ment has attained that only through
It's inflexible attitude toward its en-
cmics and the foes of public order
and security. il Is true mat Grim
mails Of every description are given
short shrift. The second disobedi"nc'
on insubordiDstiOn, stealing or spec
ulatiOn, means execution by shoot
ing. This determined attitude makes
the not idesl Bolshcyistic part OF the
army despite all. 50 arm as a rock
which has stood against the attack
Ing waves 90 almost th" entire
world
III you MAD seen IA, marching pN
Of the cadets in tho war academy,
you would have seen that, despite tho
destructive power OF tho royoiuiio"
In Russia, already strong pillars ia
the new direction have been rebuilt.
You must admit that the prolctsriai
in Russia has shown far moro energy
and determination than any bour-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-19

lands within flftecn miles Of the coast
or water lines OF Mexico arc the mon
Gray of the government
SCENT JAPAN INVASION.
Lower California way divided ulo
can who has been In close touch with
nine 'porcioncs," or subdivisions by tho
government M were filed upon hv
McNicans
Porcions No I Including Mazda.
lone bay. vas filed upon by Ramon
L, lturbc, relative Of Obregon on
November e, II is declared. he Leased
the tact 10 the Japanese syndicate.
ostCnsibly Tor the purpose OF oil Dc.
NcIopmcnt. Obrcgon's relative immc-
diatCly fled the contract with tho
Mexican department Of interior for
ratification. APPROVAL. IL was agreed,
should be obtained within twenty
days from December I.
Porcione No. 2 has boon sub-loascd
TO Alfred McKenzi.. representing
British interests.
PorCionC Noe. / and > have been
subleascd to the MARYLAND OIL Com.
pany, controlled by =. w Mqrland,
PonCa city, Okla
The remainder ar, I'm held by
Mexicans, who Hled pr"r thew, sc.
80 hing
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FLEET SENT TO QUELL
FIUME QUITS AND
JOINS POET

LONDON. Dec. I9.--All III" units
of the fleet OF Italian warships
sent TO blockade Gabrielle DAN
nunzio in Fiume and force his sur
render to the Italian government
have mutinicd and Joined the poet
warrior, a dispatch trom Vienna
announced today
The flagship OF the hoel. II is
added was AT ara wheNR the mem
bers OF the crew deserted the ltal-
ian government and Joined the
Fiume dictator. Admiral Milo. Of
Bucl commanding the blockade
and high army officer boarded
the flagship just as the mntiny oc-
Cured, and were arrested. Il h de-
clared.
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t;Tt.R villa. AID.

I'm" Veterans OF Foreign Wars az,
trying their best to take caro- Of every
family Tia" Good Fellow Department.
can list, but as splendid as their gen
crosby is, the contract looks t. be d.
httie bit TO" large tor them. First
tN" posts took tWrmty-Unc -familirs
then tn" Gold Ch"vron. official organ
Tor ihc veterans, contributed so and
now EquHlity Post contributes $40
more.
III" Washington Times is not col
icct'n" any Christmas fund ana has
arranged for no deliveries. The Good
Fellows are supposed to spend their
OWN money and deliver their presents
personally. If tn" Washington Times
spent the money and delivered the
gifts we would be the Good Fellow
and you would thereby be deprived OF
nme-t'nths of the pleasure of play
ing santa claus to III" needy tamily
II you are going to be a Good Eel
low and want 10 insure yourself tho
best christmas Won ever had in al
your bon days, today is the uaN tu
enroll and have a needy FAMILY as
signed t. you.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-19
SOVIET GAINING
STRONGER GRIP
ProIetarIat Firmly Seated in
Russia, Says enver Pasha.
British Lion at Abyss.
lConunued from First Page

10 exist from three to thirty years,
because the dictatorship OF the prole-
tarist. which today numbers about
1000 900 members in Russia. governs
the country better than any previous
regime.
Russian classes who obeyed the
CZarist's dictatorship without muir
muring now tolerate a dictatorBht?
which Is more or less close 10 Their
own class There are no officials to-
day, US under the eur who, with
their wealth, their ideas and thei:
life, stood far distant from the peOpl"
Every one who lately has been IN.
Russia feels this strong hand Of tn
dictatorship of the prol"tariat ana the
pliaucy on submissivencss "t tho
"'rhroll " nout the country one sees
very. lipIe remaining % the died-out
cZarist system and its followers.
The situation In Russian today ~
thousand times stronger and better
than II was "a year ago, than IL was
Which KoI,hak, Yudcnitch and penikin
had almost cnCirclcd Soyiat Russia In
Moscow. and, when IN Gernany the
fan o. soSiec Russia VAS confidently
expected.
"Thc coarse mI-Iakos that Lloyd
.''IB' HIS lllt'H' III lll' hbidI'4l4' ''il'
policy England viii have to prs tOI
dearly. II En"lanJ hopes thar the
arms distributed 10 the nationalistic
bands in north rania and IIOkrand
regions win remain loyal To England,
she vii! soon De- undeceived. These
rifles viii soon crack against Eng
land, which knows no vital rights or
Liberties Tor The Mulammedan nations.
As result Of the Resolutions oi
the BaEu congress. which fixed the
policy OF Soviet Russia toward the
AsiatiC countries and FOR those coun-
tries accepted wholly natl JnalistiC
movement for freedom because the
basis for the Communicate principles
ia who'll. lacking there, great bound
has been made in the East a. Com
pared with the British policy And
thai in order TO win tho hearts and
forces Of the Mohammolans.
The British policy, directed today
by Lloyd George, brings the old Brit
ish lion SO near the abyss that even
change III lead' rship, which an Eng
l'Sh politician claims 70 be impending.
NO longer would bc able TO alter n"
line al march and viii not change the
TACT that Russia and the Eastern
countries viii make an end Of british
rul" i'm the ASiatiG world
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ROB AMERICAN LEGION
SAFE; $4,000 MISSING

WARSAW, Dec l9.--EOhbols brOkC
into the American Legion hcaduunr-
tors durinr IN, night Hud sjolr $50
600. Chests and safe were riflcd ami
vaiushio document. s'oier
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-19
BRITISH REPLY To COLBY
OIL PROTEST IS COMING

Great Britain has prepared reply
to the note of the United States pro-
testing against the Franco British
plan for distribution of Mcsopota-
milan oil. and this reply will be de-
livcred shortly, the British embassy
today informed the state Department.
The embassy stated that teh reply
will answer every point set Forth by
Secretary of state Colby. IN his last
uotc.
The Washington Times Will accept
your Want Ads" by phone. Service
that serves" Phone Main $3.50.
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$4.S5 AND S5.85
S1.25 70 $500

Nissrs and NuldTcu.s ga
usulll~ Dur1bi. Zinc Eibh.d
SchuulurOof' Stockings. iu
nlark brown or White Al
sizes from fU ~ SOC pair;
" ppirs. G..Ou.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-19

Our better grade Gro,
boys: extra quality Sho
ing styles and feathers.
~ ...... ...,....... ........ o.
Dreosy Little Shoes for
the little tots. ...............
Boys' Double Enc, H-aV,
.ibhnd 'SchUOlpru"i" Stock
.vGS SiH.~ ) to o.. 5oc
pair; u pairs. $50. sizes I"
~ H.. ~" pair: u rmir>,
SI.N.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-19
TRUE SITl ALTON"

Whoever pictures to himsru IA"
situation OF Germany with al her
progressive industries and creative
energies in the years OF war viii
realize the true situation in Russia.
The fables of great uprisinCs. even
in Moscow. ar" oil no Importance. II
small band blows up a train in the
TereCk region. il has no insurreCtion-
airy value, because anarChistic at
tempts can and do take place every
where.
I'm conclusion. | can say that the
soviet government consolidateS itself
more and more from day to day. and
the process of consolidation is not
only noticeable but tangible enough to
be grasped with the hand. In the
future. Russia. with it's present re-
girne. will be tho only country which
uuspite the strong chain which the
entente has laid around the freedom
and justice OF humanity will create
the means for the next war Of free
dom for the present cnslaved peoples
just as it today is helping poor, bleed
ing Turkey and placing It upon its
feet
The Germans see the situation in
Russia as il H. and, therefore, should
be able to find their proper scources
of hclp,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-19

DO You want to rent 4 room" Turn
10 thc Want Ads now. for big list
Of vacancies
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-19
NEW TARIFF
B|llPREPARED.
Emergency Measure Agreed
Upon by House Committee
Closes Door to imports.

Agreement was reached by the
House Ways and Means Committee
last night upon the main provisions
OF an emergency tariff bill so drastic
that il will completely close the door
20 the influx of imports that has
practically destroyed the American
market for domestic agricultural
commodities.
LASTS EOR sIN MONTHS.
The committee expects to place the
measure before the House on Wednes-
day and To pass it that day II pos
.ible. 1t will certainly be passed by
the House, the Comnittcc believes
before the Christmas holiday.
1t was tentatively decided that The
life OF the act shall be six months
instead OF year. as originally pro
posed. In that time it il expected the
tarin laws viii be permanently G.
rised.
Here are the duties fixed by the
committee:
Wheat. 80 cents bushcl; hOur, 20
Ler cent ad valOrem; corn, II Genus
a bushcl; beans, two cents a pound:
cottonseed oil. soy bean oil, cocoanut
oil and peanut oil, 20 cents gallon.
Potatoes. 20 cents buahel; onlo.-s'
70 cents n bushcl; long staple cotton
: cents a sound (this is the only var'-
ETY. of cott.n now being importcd);
rice, clean, : cents pound; rice un =
lean, "A ccL y "a pound.
COMPENSATORY DUTIES.
Cattle, so per cent ad vaiorem'
sheep, over one year old, 81 head !;
~heep, under one year old, 81 head;
mutton, 2ia cents pound; wool TN
crease and skirtcd, rate on washed
" COL to be worked Oup, IL cents pc.
pound.
In addition compensatory duties ON
cotton and wooden goods will be
worked out in conference with GUS
IONS experts on Monday Proposals
0 include sugar. rye and fax, among
Il large number OF other agricultural
products. were rejected, and the doors
we're closed against consideration of
"ther articles, il was stated pN MEM
hers of the committee.
The proposed rates are purposely
made virtually prohibitory. The rates
n the old Payne-AldriCh tariff act
were used as a basis, with Increases
sufficient to offset III" depreciation in
foreign exchange which has worked
0 the great disadvantage Of Ameri-
IAN producers.
INCREASES MADE.
The proposal to write into the bill
a provision designated 10 Cqualizc
exchange by COmputne customs
duties on the par value of foreign
money. instead OF the deprecated
value was drtiuatolY abOudoned
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-19
Mems Felt Slippers
Usually d. CT

An additional shipment goes on sale
tomorrow. These are regular $3.50 and
$500 quality Felt "Hylo Slippers "It
turn-down collar: and Everett or Comfy
Slippers with Elk faced soes. In Ok
ford or Light Gray, Brown, Navy o.
Wine. Very special at Sl.65.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-19
Mexico Sells Japan
Land for Naval Base

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Drr. lg.--In %
copyrighted article. the Kansas City
Post today declares it IL in possession
OF AUTHORITATIVE" Information hereto
tore unpublished concerning AFFAIRS
in Mexico which are Of iuternatiOnu
Importance. They are:
l. The recent illness Of President
Aware Obr, gun, which threatened to
delay nj. inauguratiou. WINS caused by
a blood cl"t on the brain. \ sudden
attack may come at amy time o1ui-
ing dcttlI
J>rNN ~ NENI'O.
. \ JapHuusr syndicate nus secured
an option on u tract Of land iu Lower
California, ucludmg the lannon's Mag
daluna Bay which could easily he
converted into naval and submarine
base.
This Information, tho Post says. was
brought cut ut Mexico hy an Anlori-
can who has been inClvsc touch with
Mexican affairs
The Information concerning the
Japaucs, option m Lower California
has been given to American officials
Tor transmission TO tho state Depart
urut at Washington.
Under the new constitution uf MeN-
iro ~ vfI Hul winrral 'rnd. prd ~
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-19
FARMERS AID
BILL ADOPTED
House REEVES War Board to
Finance Grain and Cotton
Exports to Europe.

The House last night PASSED The
Senate resolution reviving the War
Finance Corporation aimed to relieve
the agricultural interests BY hnanc-
ing the export OF cotton, grain and
other commodities to Europe. The
vote was PIP to 81.
NOW TO CONFERENCES.
The resolution now goes to CONFER
cnce. where minor changes made by
the House win, IL is expected be
quickly approved. It win then go TO,
President Wilson for signature.
The vast sum OF 1870, 100000 now
on deposit in the Treasury to the
credit of the War Finance Corpora
ton is available for its work.
In final attack Just before passage
Of the measure, Congressman McFadden,
Republican, OF Illinois, declared the
corporation will work to tho serious
disadvantage OF the working people
BY STIMULATING prices while wages
are being slashed.
Europe owes the United States about
eleven billion dollars, Madden said,
and this legislation will increase that
debt a billion more. IT il also his
understanding, he added, tnat some
member Of the House plans 10 intro
ducc next week a bill proposing loan
Of "A billion dollars To Germany.
An effort was made to Sidctrack
consideration Of the bill on the ground
that the Senate had inGringcd upon
the constitutional prerogativcs Of the
House by originating revenue legisla-
ton. Tho House voted. AZ TO Is. ["
override this objection.
McEADDEN FIGHTS BILL.
We are in the midst OF a genera
business Depression" NcFaddcn said.
"Thc farmers must bear their part OF
The suffering in unison with other
huEiuCSS interests. An adjustment is
necessary to- get this country back
on . normal basis.
"Eytrybody is trying 20 get prices
back to normal. This resolution will
stop that process. 1t will check price
declines so the pcopl" win not get
the benefit"
Representative strong. Republican.
Of Kansas, championing the resolu-
ton. said: THE activities contempt
lated by the corporation will enable
the products OF this country To find II
market. and the money invested in
financing bills will 20 directly to the
banks and other institutions now
creditors OF the producers. and who
need relief. II viii start period
Of debt cancellation, which is tho
only orderly method Of dcnuti"n
which can be evolved"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-19
BLOCK ABE EVTILC.

I'll, blockade against Russ. t,"s
not weaken the Soviet. ON III" .on-.
;raFy ii Strengthens il. for the ga
sons. first, that the remainder y me
old BourpeOise in Russia is dying III,
and. second. that as now seen. Russia
cannot ne vitaIly affected. But on tn"
contrary. the countries which Ned
the Russian products are hard hit md
gradually viii have to place them
selves alongSide Of Russia.
AS to IN" workings and effect Of
ii" rOInmuuistic reEim" in Russir, /
will say nothing. Naturally in 50
gigantic an Overturn and revolution,
no machine OF state can junction
smoothly. but despite this the present
cOTnrnunistiC machine of state works
relatively we'll. The scarcity and ri
yation Wli"h on" S""S her" and tn re
throughout tn" country should ;!Ji y,
attributed to the soviet lcOvcrum mt.
hut on" should consider THAT the rpun-
try has been min" years in war with
foreigners and thT"" Years IN internal
war ana with q tight blockade
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-19
Nmas Souvenirs fm Children

- RE calculated what to
vhere buy t?" For not only are our styles ana
dinctvebut these sale prices offer remarkaoe
Prompt service and deliveries
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-19
SEE GERMAN COMMUNISM.

Communism will rise and grow IN
Germany when the German soil is
adapted to it. 1t will not be the Rus
sian Communist but the German Ideal
lists themselves, who will sacrifice
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-19
Gifts for Boys and Girls

pt Mj,sg and no Children Bright S225 AND S2.75
Boys and Youths Heavy G. TX CO *
Dull Rubber Knee Boots. V@''o A\b ~"''c
Boys "Storm King" Buckle c. en- ca IN
Top Boots. ......,,............ Vo'cO ANl ~A'oN
Boys Tan Hgh-cut Buckle ca IN AND CS IN
storm Shoes .................. v1sOV posco
Special sale Girls and Ror%' $500 $500 Tan
School and Dress Shoes genuine Goodyear wctt. CO OF
Our better grade Gro Nups' Shoes girls
boys: extra quality shoes, in The best look
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-19

lands within fltecn miles Of the coast
or water lines OF Mexico arc the rrop-
i Cttv OF the gOVerMmlnI
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-19
Children's Felt Slippers
81 $3.50 s'' Kinds si $l.l5

AT our Ch;idrcn'- Sl.1Y 10 500 Felt
Slippers ale now in this sale. Included
are high-cut STYLES with rundown col
lar. "Comry" Slippers. ribbon or picture
trimmed; Fur-tlimmci JulictS and others
in dozen different colorS. Sizes from to
misses ,. At SLID.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-04
VISITING ELKS COMING.
New Britain Lodge Invites Bills" to
 Attend Fair Next Week.

Invitations have been extended to various lodges of Elks in Connecticut to attend the fair of Now Britain lodge which opens Friday evening in Bardcck's hall and continues until Monday evening. February 16. Sec retary Dudley T. Holmes has mailed invitations to the lodges and the nights upon which the visitors proo- ably will attend are as follows: Mon- day, Hartford: Tuesday, Meriden. Wallingford. New Haven and Bridsa- port; Wednesday, Middletown and Willin1antic; Thursday, Waterbury, Torringto and Derby; Friday, BriS- tol. Nausatuck and Rockville.
 Practically all details for the open ing of the fair have been completed by the committee. The work of deco rating the hall will be started tomor- row. The assistants i'll the booths will meet in Bardeck's hall tomorrow eve- ming to receive assignment of places where they will be stationed.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-04
NO CHANGE IN EXECUTIVES.

New Haven, Feb. 4.-No change in the executive personnel of the South ern New England Telephone company was made at the directors meeting after the stockholders meeting yes- terday.
 Harry B. Thayer, who was elected a director to succeed the late N. c. kingsbury, and represents the Am erican Telephone & Telegraph Co.,, was named to the executive, commit tee to take MT. Kingsbury's place. President Moran and Vice President H. c. Knight are ex-officio members of the committee and other members are A. H. Robertson. Victor M. Ty- Ter and John w. Alling.