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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-22

The Shrmprs of Ottawa, lwaCciuh
Sueator Mendoza aud olAer a,IE '1
towns nave been invited to u'e"I j.
meeting OF TIE IA. sale taW ..a ,'".
to be heli at tho haskasNiN ."'N1 ~
that CITY on Thursday oet' o. , we
program OF the e'eaiiS WI ~ ,"" .',.,
,t q soud dlAner, 5"u''eN'''y . ,,,3
sI"N' uii'N Sln.'n ~ ~ BON,
lloil7 an" "IV''ea'i ="
" ''DS' N3''','' y, t,,.onltt, ~ garir5
P."v'u ''o'ie d ~ ' m r,,ati,g
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-22
ANFtBEER MEASURE
STALKS IN SENATE
As. SESSIONS OPEN
BUY PREFERENCE WHICH HAS
ALWAYS MET DRY LEGIsLh
LION HERETOFORE is LACKING
LAND BILL GETS sHUNTEp OVER
ONTO siDETRAcK.

ssv.,
Washington, Sept. 22.--John Barley
corn's.ghost Wednesday came back to
haunt congress upon It's roasaemblinl
after the summer vacation when the
antfbeer bin bobbed up again in tho
penate. 1t met with the same opposI-
tiog over the search and seizure pro
VISION as before the recess ANA again
waAshunted aside.
Senator Sterling, Republican, o.
South Dakota, who previously had
conferred with President HardinG,
called up at the first opportunity ia
conference report on the Willis-Camp
,bCll bill, which the house had adopted
before. the recess, but call for g
quorum, "a motion to adjourn ana
other obstructive tactics prevented
consideration Of the bin.
Senator Reed, Democrat, Of Mis-.
sot1fi. refused e. agree TO fixing a
definite date for a vote, and the sen
ater. after an executive session, ad
journed until today
Klepublican leaders are insisting
that the senate proceed with the tax
revision bill. This would head OIL
attion on the anti-beer measure and
leave its disposition subject to later
senate consideration Ct the railroad
bin, peace treaties and other meas
uFes.
Senator Stanley, Democrat, Ken
tVcky author of the conlrcycrtad pro.
,Fs- 90 hA gr..vs Il ~
starch and seizures introduced bill
to punish government officials 80.
murder and other high crimes and
pisdemeanors' committed in dis
charge Of their duties 1t would
penalize use Of unnecessary force b.
qilieials and subject them to the laws
df the states in such cases
Senator Dillingham; Republican.
Vcpmoat, introduced a bill 10 punish
counterfeiting Of stamps and label.
d bonded distilled spirits The pen
dltfes proposed were fine Of $1,000
and five years Imprisonment
Home Brewers Get Respite.
Chicago, Sept. % Until definite
distinctions from Washington are re.
deited the home brewer is free to
buy all the hops and malt he can
$tc&k in his cellar
This was the statement yesterday
ii District Attorney Charles f. Clyne.
He, said the order might be received
today, in which event the ban viii
descend John Kjellander, prohibit.
tiun enforcement officer for the cen
trail states. had not received the or.
det. No raids on homes are contem.
plated, he said, unless specifically or
dered. So
The twenty reticent raiders, whose
Identities are unknown, according to
MI ClyHe, continued their activities
yesterday, it was said. The prohibit
lion office denied knowledge Of tn
secret suad 1t i ssaid to be report,
Ing direct to Washington.
Information was given the Herald
and Examiner that the flying squad
ron had established headquarters at
the Plaza hotel. Investigation dis
closed that the squad there consisted
of six men.
Country and golf clubs, said to be
bn' the program OF the mysterious
twenty for raid, were not molested
Yesterday Breweries also reported
th einyisible raiders had not bothered
them.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-22

Pattern 1865 is here illustrated.
1t is cut in 7 Sizes; "a, SO. IS, 40,
AZ, Al aud 4G inches bust measure.
A 3S inch size Will require 45S
yards OF 80 inch material.
FoulaYd, satin. crepe, crepe de
chine and volc could be used for
this style. The width of the skirt al
the foot Is two yards. The slecTes
NAV be in wrist or elbow length.
A pattern Of this illustration
mailed TO any address on receipt OF
l5c in silver or stamps.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-22

Jaw Pressure 534 Pounds.
Those who study these matters say
Tint the average human jaw can exert
a force oft d3i pounds.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-22
FOR SALE

122 acres, fine rich soil, as level
as floor. Brick home and large
barn and other improvements.
The house is practically in city
limits.
100 acres just half mile from
the above farm on hard road,
same soil, good Improvements.
Level, an ideal farm. Present
corn crop will show what land
will do. Pre-war prices on both
these farms.
4 personally own the above
property and will make easy
terms to right party. viii con.
slider trade on small place, city
property or stock Of goods.
George A. Crowden
Ottawa, Illinois
Phcne 1853. 613 First Ave.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-22

wrap, The details of the party arc
all being kept "a secret from them.
.. = = :
Mtss Nina Horn entertained inc IN
dies of the Zion Evangelical church
this afternoon at n coffee at her
home, lIOl Madison street. Garden
flowers were used as decorations.
About thirty ladies were in attend
anCc,
i :. !.
ROY Casimir Miller will entertain
with an eight cover dinner tonight at
his homo IN the rcctory Of St Fran.
els church, complimentary to- the
Very Rev Dean Tncmas ~, Madden.
who recently camc 20 Ottawa from
Peoria
!. 4 <
Tho members of Ottawa Commun.
derry viii BE entertained ut n dinner
tonight at the Masonic temple, pre-.
cedlng an initiation Of several mem.
bcrs.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-22
Wcman's Case Amazes
Ottawa

A business mas wife suffered for
TWO years with sore. watery eyes,
which panied day and night Finally
she cried simple camphor hydrastis,
witchha2el, etc, as mixed in Lavoptik
eye wash This helped her AT ONCE,
Another lady reports it leaves eyes
cool and fresh" One small bottle
Layoptill usually helps ANY CASE,
weak. strained or inaamed eyes.
Aluminium eye cup FREE VIM d,
Duncan, Druggist
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-22
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A few snaps for he car owner who
wants to save money and get salts
,taction
/ R753 spotlfghts $350 and $3.50; S.
sllinch aluminium steering wheels
$500; Duntiey s. timers. $50; Ford
FWAeels, $3.50, our price S. and $5,75;
~ W. switch locks, two keys, $3.50;
pfmps. s. our price $1Ga; front
springs, highest quality, $3; Wedge
Fufliions, 81; set W. G. Shock absorb.
ors, the best $S75; highest quality
Faaiators. $40, regular price SOS, gen.
riRe Sl0.50 Hoosier sub Carburetor,
our low price. $4 They give you S
FnICs mere on gallon gas, nine miles
mare speed Keeps engine from ear
bon. Makes car start easter Every.
bne knows their value. Stock limited
at this low price
Two s. spark plugs ST. jacks, 81
Get our lev prices on storage bat
tefies for all cars, Steward V. RAY
tpCtli2hts, S6.56; Ford headlights. all
complete, $40; tail lights, 81 cents
| Hand and eleetries horns, running
PoPrd supports running beard lug
! PC "a riers. tenders. relinrra. fan
belts, batteries, tire carriers, tire sr''
sh8 JACKS. piston rings, an FORD yhsT
Tire chains. Clean out your cnsinc 10.
fold weather with our guara.teod car
lpoh remoreb Rqel paint piers ahq
ALL tools t0H boxes. Sc. dem3mtaDit
lhHeels, with extra rim, S2j; oyerhea
timer, wires and amor $40; specia
pn 2ex3 ribbed tires, $3.50, and BOY
k14 non.skid. s125e. These we're soc,
milea guaranteed tires. We back
them personally for 6,008 miles We
have them in larger sizes, also. Spe
tlal in Brainder 3Sx4. S17, and 32S3E
s13 Get our prices on all larger
sizes. You cannot beat our price
snS our goods. We have most every
thing you want
Ed. Hayne Supply Go.
= South Of Bank G Trust Company.
~ Upstairs.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-25
YAMPING A HUSBAND MAY BAcKFlRE
Br Mar Ethel PaIgc

Did you know a husband could
be over-vampedH-fed up on
varnpishness which would cause a
back0re OF opposite result3
Lila Lee, q Paramount screen
celebrity, who appears with Lois
Wilson. Conrad Ragel and Jack
Holt In william De Miles pro
duetion Of Midsummer Mad,
ness." has created new type OF
woman Ono sho told me she had
laoelei the Valet vamp"-tho
Overlooking wife who loads her
husband with tender little atten.
lions until the game has lost ito
eharm-for him. at least.
These three pictures explain
thoroughly what mean" said
Lila Lee when I saw her at the
Paramount studios. There am 1.
as Daisy Osborn. wife Of Julian
Osborn Conrad NageD showering
attentions as help him dress-
until. like all men. his conceit
Gud ego lead him to believe that
he wants new worlds TO conquer
and that's just the start OF
much midsummer madness"
Then saw Just what she meant
by Valet Vamp." the pictures she
BANDED me registering tho con-
eeas In man. whsn a wife is over
attsntivsi"
30. women. let's learn q lesson
nom Ina Lee and none OF us DO
= "Vaast vamp" TO any man.
Ana there's many a married we
moral that may be leaned .ioq
Liza Lee, Lois Wilson, Conrad
Nseel and Jack Hoh IN their por
trayzi Of two nayied couples and
their family frisuds,1ap. =
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-25

foot under herself. and waved the
ether In the same fsshioA a. had Miss
Van Teller earlier In the evening.
Now talk" she said.
DE ysu Nike msT asked Mr.. Ran
DELPHI.
She nodded her head.
You're not afraid v be herer'
she shook denial.
"Haye yeu ever been in mans
room beforer
She looked him straight In the eyes
and made no other sign.
1t was Mr.. Randolph's turn to flush.
"Then," he said, IF you like me and
II you're not afraid. please begin at
the start and tell me all about It."
The girls eyes fell and sought the
ire. Her face slowly paled to the
shade OF her somber thoughts. She
was no longer pretty she was beautl-
full, with revealing transparency that
made her seem unheshed, disem-
bodied spirit OF sincerity and truth,
Individually pure.
81 had a nurse once" she said, In
low voice, "and q wire-haired terrier
a show-dog and darling. His name
was Sport" She raised solemn eyes
TO Randolphis face as though measur-
ing his powers OF understanding. my
nurse died and then. one day, had to
sell Sport l wasn't old enough to sell
myself"
She stopped speaking with an I'M
mIstaksble nnality. Randolph was
overwhelmed by the Hood Of lnforma-
tlon that this slip NJ girl had packed
into two-score words A life-stOry In
four lines and q revelation OF the
heart thrown In for good measure
Over and above that, he had TO reckon
with the confirmation Of a suspicion
which had been slowly establishing IT,
self In his mind that he had met her
before, that not for the drst time this
| night had those soft lips, curved for
merry words, cried, "My, what q
bumpl" within his hearing,
so many considerations pressed Ia
his immediate attention that he
awoke 20 the actual present too late
10 stem the tide 0f tears that sudden
~ rose 20 the girls eyes.
"oh," she sobbed. what Is to be
come OF me? l was so happy here II
you hadn't made me think u
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-25

ed and their glow was so su6dueu tha'
II blended with that OF the nre without
hghting H. The girl chose to seat her
self stlffiy in corner OF this couch.
Mr. Randolph looked at her rigid
pose with marked d'snpproval, but
said nothing. Having rejuyenated the
fire till II leaped merrily TO an attack
m the fr"~h iac'.'nc he left the room
and Mas absent FOR q considerable
time when he returned, u was to
place a small table before his guest,
and tren he fetched q tray well load.
cd With these things which grace In
perretuity q healthy bachelors lardsr.
He drew Up chair for himself and,
with an iavllisg Rsd. started 10 eat q
great deal ant very rapidly.
Get 10 On TIE lunch while there's
time" he aamsnishst. II uara yss
thsrss nsthiAg mere N TIE house"
|. The riri gave him q grateful isek
and proceeded to all herself with the
nost sustaining feed within rsach
She did net fail to note that there
was nothing to drink but water. When
they could eat no more. Mr.. Randolph
removed the table, and then seated
himself In the opposite corner Of the
couch.
"You don't seem TO be at ease here, y
he said presently. of you think you'll
be more comfortable, we can go down
and sit in the cab. l want to talk Il
you"
The girl considered gravely for q
moment; then her face broke into 9
ripping smile that swept up and set
tied In her eyes. She reached for .
cushion. put It ut her back. tucked one
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-25
THE RANGE PRICES
TAKE BIG DROP

The general reduction of twenty
totwenty-five pre- cent in retail pric-
es announced by the manufacturer of
Great Majestic ranges marks the
first break in the price OF such com
modities. ; -
Such an announcement clearly in
dictates that lower iron and labor
costs are anticipated though no de-
cided changes have yet been an
nounced in those lines.
II has been made known that the
policy OF this manufacturer is ia
make large scale reduction at once
In order to get back TO normal
basis Immediately instead of making
several smaller reductions through
out the year.
Such noteworthy steps toward the
establishment OF back to normal
prices are perhaps a most effective
measure in contributing to the sta
bllization Of present business condi
tons,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-25
Aluminium In the Kitchen.

In a series OF tests Of aluminium
cooking utensils to see how various
foods AFFECT them. Prof John Glals-
ter OF Glasgow university, has found
that the only substances which attack
aluminium surface are oranges, lemons
Brussels sprouts and Tomatoes But
even In these cnses the quantity or
aluminium dissolved was so slight that
& could have no enect whatever on
the flavor of the food.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-25
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
(To Be continued)

In the Matter Of the Estate Of
Lorin A. Merrill. Deceased.
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers TO the undersigned at her
residence in Logan City. Cache Coun-
". tab. on OF before. the 24th day
Of May. A. D. 1891.
Date OF first publication January
o.. 1891.
LAURA d. MERRILL,
RI Administrative of the Els
tate Of said Deceased.
o. W. DUNN,
Attorney for Estate. AdV-2-2s
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-25
1.nnIa An Old Game.

An old French game, tennis, was
played In the twelfth century with a
bah and hat on horseback. Later Tie
horses we're dispensed with. The game
was very popular in England IN The
sixteenth century when rrckois FIRST
came into general use. Before that
the hand was GBsd Cor batting.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-25
one Door sen. varIoua rones.

Three different signal tones from
an. electric bell OF ordinary appear
ance, calling the householder to the
front, the rear or the side door with
unerrlng precision, are now made pos
slble by the ingenious device OF an
Ohio manufacturer. The two electro
magnetic coils OF the bell have sep
arate armatures, one Of which carries
the bell claprer. while the other con-
stitutes Q buEEer. 20 :
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-25

Why the Aspen Leaf oulvers. -
The aspen leaf quivets easily be-
cnuse II Is broad and placed on long.
very flexible stock. The upper part
OF the stalk Is fattened. aud. being
at right angles with the leaf. Is liable
10 he moved nv the fnintest breeze.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-25


smiled srookediy. "Yeu and I sat down
~ hard together and you cried out,
Ny, what bumpr And laughed and
lauKhed-just like tonight. back there
at the stagedoor OF the Crocodile"
Pamela stopped crying
so you were that awfully nice
boy" she said, disclosing tear stained
checks and looking him over AZ though
she were Interviewing . lonE list OF
points OF deterioration.
Robert Hervsy Randolph. six feet
tell. freckled.nosed. open.faced, blue
eyed and broad-khouldsred. looked M
At her almost RppealinEly a. II his
whole sum and substance were CRYING
out to be appraised al face value but
no less.
That's me-" he said vapldly. "Iiy
name Ia Robert Hervey Randolph.
Some people call me Bob, Some
'Herv.' and the sldsy ones say
Handy"
"And I shall call you Mr.. Ran.
dolph.'" said Miss Thornton brayely
and then broke into: "Af,er-afler
/ I've th--thGnked you again and-and
again from my heart Tm going now"
"Thats wrong guess" said Robert.
smiling happlly-hc didn't know exact.
ly why. I'm the one that's going. AFT
or YOU promise me that youll s'av
here until ten o'clock tomorrow. But
before we come to that, please don't
| thank me ever It's selfish, but I'd
simply love 10 have you remember me
as Bob or Herv or. vt the very worst,
Randy. Won't your
She looked this way and that before
she let her face ripple 10 lite wsndrous
smile.
"I'll 70 a. far 90 Raudy," she eon.
coded RischieVSusly then the smile
went and the shadow came. "But
really cent STAY here, yes knew"
Mr.. Randolph laaped 10 HIS feet,
reached her In q single stride anG
caught her by botA wrists. "Lsek a,
me" he said. IL you won't promise
10 stay here without q break till ten
, o'clock tomorrow aud thereafter NJ
your pleasure, I'll stay myself and
hold you. Now, dO you or don't your
One--two--"
Il 40
10 Whet' inquired hop'rt'
promise
| Make !ourset hnSo'u'eE AZ no,ne
thens' ne said' ms ne dropped nc'
hhnnds ana turned 'oWhrN the uoor'
! ~ feel like Christmas eve" sale
Miss Thornton meekly. won't you
please tell me WHAT'S gong 10 nap
penn
you've guessed 't-ohristnas' M
latch-key ON the table. and left her.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-25
Fallen kings Pet a Spider.

King Christian II OF Denmark
nicknumed the Nero OF the North,
was taken prisoner in 1881 by Freder-
ick |. who had been chosen king In
his place. In his cell he contracted q
friendship with a spider. This creature
knew the sound Of his voice, came
when called and ate out Of his hand.
But the jailer, merely TO deprive the
fallen king OF n pleasure, killed the
spider.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-25

honked deiantly three times, and
threw in the clutch. They were OF,
and trailing after them came such
string OF blasphemous utterances as
made Mr.. Randolph vince.
The girl was laughing. No longer
did her eyes search for a CLEAN they
thought they had lost forever. II was
there within them, come back to roll
lick In her pupils and spill itself in
reckless spending.
"ohl Oil Whist sunpr shs
gasped.
Funny, wasn't itr' said Mr.. Rss-
DELPHI weahiy.
"Avfvily," said ths Girl.
Thereepen fell q long silence. TIE
cab cut across the trafle, reached the
Avenue. and eventually the DARK park
before Mr.. Randolph fsund anything
further to say.
Funny. wasn't itY' he remarked.
The girl east him q Etsr9 led look.
''why." she SurEled, that's what
you said before"
$50 I did" said Mr.. Randolph.
browning thougbtfully. $50 did. BY
the way, what's your namef
The girl caught her breath and
swallowed her laughter.
"vivienne WHERE" she said, after
pause.
"How awful !" commented Mr.. Ran
dolph. "one Of those deliberate al
alterations that 80 with the back row
Of the chorus"
'Tront row." vlyienne defended
promptly. but unsmillng. Her lips
twitched down at the corners. AT
least. II was front row."
~ know" said Mr.. Randolph.
You've been fred. heard what
Beamer said to you. Hsw long have
you known that shaker
mot very long" she answered. "He
got me on. and suppose he got me
pff.r She drew a long breath and
turned appealing eyes TO Randolph.
please" abe said, don't let's talk
J about him. ] want 10 10 be happy for
Ia few minutes. isve the park at
night with its border Of lights. Let's
play q game"
"A samsr" said Randolph doubt
fully.
Eyes. Wen guess which is Central
Park West and which is One Hundred
md Tenth street and which IL the ave
.f.or ,o,,~. ha.,, .o,n. ror,d a yhI,a
d., sco,,nr q a,..r a1-aoas
49,, ~ a.,.,.,-a NJ. 1.ao,uh
.nvau Ia, no ,an 49, :. ,sn,, srnn,
,,,.., 49,. L. .,.o,,I.
W., 'i,d ~, o. S,nnnr,p
af,ss v,,,anna 49,, hsr IN. ,,oh,
.vvon,, vo, n,aasa MAJ INV cam. y,
-, p' 80
p.Sa,'s go 49,
oons,dortSs az .,,n,o.. .,"..,-
49, s V 80 s ...,
w. 's ~. - sn"s 49, - e'..sn
M, Y'vrsu $500 :. =
u 49, - -.
49,. as,,s.s.s,s -.. 49,
=. H.. 49,. 49,. - .a'r =. re-
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, n.n . ~ ".s NJ ~
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~ -. .s 80 :
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49, !. a. oo sS nv ia go 49,,
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20 p .poso sh;naa ~ 80 - ! Sa.,.,a. IT,
80 1910 az NNN ~ " w
arm ,a,,a ho,d :, ,o,,. -. al
r,oht hnt No. trs, as yor th,nL ne
yor would Won t,rs, mey,
I,,r,ediotaiv me Girl was ON no,
.rard shs ioored into his ,ocs and
a.. ~ NV ass w w
OF ,vor,d nayar have tbouyht q, No,
,,mst,ng Won n Won badn,t osl;ad ,hs,
IA IA tran ouost,ons she saId
Vraye,v
srorret ,hot 7 asked ~ said Mr.
ponaoInh promn,Iv ana leaned ont IA
Give ne driver nj, address Thin.
,,nnad ana weary scorn was st,lI IN
that Indlyiduars face when he drew
,,s - ps.,,.,. "a. .,A
Evening journal., 1921-03-02
JEROMEB.BELL
CRITICALLY ILL
Former Owner and Editor
of Sunday Star in Mil
waukee Sanitarium
WON FAME BY VERSE
AS WELL AS PROSE

Jerome B. Bell. formerly owner
and Editor OF the Sunday Star. and
for several years a member OF the
Wilmington Park Board. is critically
m In a sanitarium in Milwaukee He
has been In bad health for more
than two years. but recently his
condition has become 70 much
worse that his recovery Is not ex-
pected by his relatives and friends.
Mr.. Bell not only Is a physical
wreck. but at times he has mental
lapses. and is unable 20 recognize
his children and others.
In his prime Mr.. Bell was re-
garded as one OF Delaware's fore
most and most forceful newspaper
men. In addition he was a poet OF
recognized merit. two volumes OF
his verse having been published
several years ago.
In addition he was one OF The
best chess and rogue players in Del
aware. His wife died several years
Evening journal., 1921-03-02
NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
City Council and Trustees
Transact Routine Busi-
ness
FIRE HYDRANT
INSPECTED, FLUSHED
Special to The Evening Journal

Special 10 The Evening Journal
NEW CASTLE March AT the
monthly meeting OF City Council
held last evening. Councilman How
ard Wilhelm presided in the absence
OF John T. Stoops. president. who was
taken III suddenly yesterday after
noon. A communication from Edgar
s. Richardson. attorney, Of Reading,
Pa. regarding the proposed transfer
OF the plants supplying water and
lights 10 this city was read and or
dered filed.
At the meeting OF the trustees Of
the Commons, held in the Commons
Chamber, Old Court House, last
evening, the old officers were re-
elected for the ensuing year, as fol-
lows. Frank deli. Janvier, presi-
dent; Richard S. Rodney. secretary,
and Patrick ]. McGrory. treasurer;
James T. Challenger. James B. Lam
caster and Frank deH Janvier.
Public Building Committee. and
John L. Taylor. James =. Biggs and
James C. shaw. acting committee.
Bennett f. Lancaster was elected
janitor.
James p. Toman and John F. 2.
Clayton we're appointed tellers.
President Janvier appointed James
T. Challenger and James G. Shaw
an auditing committee.
The International Community
prayer meeting will be held next Fri
day evening at the home OF Repre-
sentauYe and Mrs. Edward Meggin'
son, az the Baldwin.
Fresh crullers and cream pun'
every Wednesday and Saturday al
FehIs Bakery.-(Adv)