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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-25
BODY OF THIRD MINE
VICTIM is RECOVERED
(By The Associated Press

Centralia. ILL.,, Feb. 24.-The,
body of the third and last of the
three miners killed in an explosion
at Mine Number Five of the Cen
tralia Coal company last night, was
recovered tonight.
The man had written a note and
pinned it on a box telling rescu-
ers where to find him. He then
walled himself in a tunnel. He
evidently lived several hours after
the explosion.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-25
LOWER HOUSE STICKS
BY FELLOW SMOKERS

Washington, Feb. "a. - The
house, composed largely of
smoking men, stood up tonight
for the man who smokes peace
fully while working at gov
ernment desk.
There was a shouting of
noes when a senate amend
meht to the sundry civil bill
directing heads of departments
to issue anti-smoking orders in
government buildings, came up
for its first test. Less than a
score of members supported it.
The law was designed as a pro-
lection against fire.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-25

AluoIO Nh'O 10 q ASSN6 AAAHN~
labor"
that he was proceeding warily
about definite commitments as to
his cabinet appointments and
would keep himself free until the
last minute to make changes.
Mr.. Harding announced that
eight of the ten selections still
were susceptible of cancellation If
last minute considerations seem to
warrant. There was nothing in his
declaration, however, to suggest
changes are probable.
The nearest approach to
doubtful case, he indicated was
that of Herbert Hoover, who has
been tentatively assigned the port
folio Of commerce. Mr.. Hoover
has attached qualifications to his
entrance into the cabinet, and
formal declaration will not be
made until after deliberation.
Mr.. Harding said he had not re-
ceived the letter in which Mr..
Hoover set forth these conditions.
He could make no comment when
shown a statement Mr., Hoover is
sued today saying ne would take
the commerce portfolio only if he
were permitted to re-organize his
department.
Reorganization of the executive
apartments, however, is one of the
first steps planned by the new ad~
ministration and it was UNDER
stood that the formal confirmation
of Mr.. Hoover's selection would
hinge on the detailed reorganiza-
ton methods he proposes
If his plan fits in with that OF
Mr.. Harding, he generally Is ex-
pected here to go into the cabinet.
So far as formulated Mr.. Hard
ing's plan contemplates a re-or-
ganization commission with some
one outside the cabinet in direct
charge and responsible to the pres
ident and congress. 1t is pointed
out that to give one cabinet Off
cial predominating voice in the
decisions might prove embarrass-
ing and it is known that the presi4
dent-clect has sought set Of Sec
retaries who will not be jealous of
! u,nntinuad on paPn Two
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-25

Nursing during the civil war was
a vastly different thing than it was
during the last dreadful world
conflict similar only in mangled
and suffering bodies. The pitifully
inadequate facilities at hand in
were torn with civil strife are
brought vividly home when Mrs.
Risley reminisces on her expert
ences in those days
Mrs. Risley is rosy, buxom,
sprightly. Although the landlady
informed her callers yesterday that
Mrs. Risley was in the bath, in less
than fifteen minutes she appeared
downstairs, dressed with careful
precision, her silvery hair gleam-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-25

services of any such production or
transmission
Provisions Far Reaching.
This inclusive and far-reaching
provision is typical of the terms OF
the bill BY a later clause to pre-
vent duplication, it is really pro-
Vided that If natural gas is secured
anywhere in the state, it cannot be
sold in competition with artificial
gas unless the state commission is
willing, no matter how the individ-
ual city close to the oil well may
be.
The commission is empowered,
authorized and directed to fix, de-
termine, SUPERVISE, regulate and
control all charges and rates Of
every public utility within the
state"
Section II of the bill empowers
the commission "to issue permits to
operate and carry on the business
of all public utilities, and it shall
be unlawful to operate and carry
on the business of any public utility
without such permit. Such permits
lContinued on Page Four.)
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-25
BY CLINTON P. ANDERSON.

Santa Fe, Feb 24.-Defnite steps toward the reor-
ganization of the state corporation commission
taken today when the senate passed Senate joint resou
tion No. IT, providing for the reduction of the commits
sion to member and inserted an amendment in the
resolution putting the burden of proof the railroad
company to justify increases in rates. The resolution
conforms to the request of the governor while the broad
enng powers conforms to- the platform pledges of both
parties.
Morrison Mitch
voingl Philips and Sellers
Abeyta, Quintana, Alone.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-25

communicated to Under Secretary
of State Davis was that troops, act
ing on instructions from the Costa
RiGan capital, had occupied terri
tory bordering on Coto, Golfito and
Colorado rivers
An armed mission was said to
have been dispatched from Pana-
ma to the threatened region. The
purpose, the cable stated, was to
regain sovereignty over the in
vaded territory.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-25

Gl, 1LlNtld, ilillpo anu bSiiSio p
Sellers Votes Alone.
The senate also passed senate
joint resolution No. 7, to provide
for rotating boards of regents for
educational institutions. The vote
on this stood 81 to /, Sellers alone
insisting on the recommendation
of the revenue commission for a
single board for all institutions.
House bill No. Z, abolishing the Of
flee on insurance commissioner and
transferring the duties to the cor
poration commission, was passed
by the senate with an amendment
transferring the duties to the bank
examiners. Two insurance bills
We're passed, house bills II and
1871, house joint memorials s and
Z, both asking legislation of con-
gress, were unanimously passed by
the senate The house reported to
the senate that 1t had passed sem
ate joint memorial three, the petit
ton to congress to grant to the
state the unreserved land and un-
appropriated public domain within
lContinued on Page Two.l
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-25
BY CLINTON p. ANDERSON

Santa Fe, Feb. 24-All powers of cities and counties
to control regu late license grant franchises public
utilities would be taken away and reposed in the state
corporation commission should the senate concur the
passage of house bill 9 which went through the house
OF representatives yesterday afternoon but recalled
lie utilities who would be protected by it's terms is ex-
tremey inclusive and provides for the wholesale transfer
OF regulatory powers away from Municipalities.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-25
DIDN'T STERILIZE IN THE CIVIL WAR
A SILVER HAIRED NURSE TELLS WHY
% 90 % % % % % % 90
THINKS MODERN WAY TOO "FUSSY"
BY Aida F. SIMS.

She has lived to see two great wars, Mrs Alice Cary
Risley sverhaired grandmother of IA years. and ma
ticnal president CT the ARMY Nurses the Siv WaI t
the age of fifteen after frghu experiences IN the south
suspected Yankee spy, "Alice" and her mother
reached New Orleans where for three years they nursed
the soldiers of the civil
Mrs Risey who is here for the rest of the winter
and for the summer did her share too in the recent
and she thinks that modern scientific care can be just
bit overzeaous. This perfectly natural when one con-
siders what she has been through.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-25
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS ARE RICANIZING IMMIGRANTS
%
JUNIOR YANKEE MISSIONARIES HELP CURE Discomfort
90 -o-
MANY ALIENS DISILLUSIONED AFTER REACHING IT, s..
(BY THE ASSOCIATED PREss.J

Feb
applied enthousandfod mmi-
described
exploitation their
o.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-25

ing. She explained that she would
spend the rest of the winter in AL
buquerque on account of the health
of her granddaughter, Miss Alice
Chinn, of Columbia, Mo.
Couldn't Sterilize.
Mrs Risley is an honorary mem
Der of five or six different regi-
ments OF civil war days, and has
for six successive years been re-
elected national president of Che
Association of Army Nurses of the
civil war She is part of that
period which seems SO far away
from us, in spite of the G. A. R.
paradeS, but which lives again in
the memory of one who was only
a young girl of Is when she was
Continued on Page TwoN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-25

Acting on Instructions from
President Porras, Charge DAT
faires Lefevre informed the state
department that what first advices
described as an influx of political
refugees from Costa Rice to Pana-
ma was, an armed invasion. He re-
quested that the United states in
tercede with the Costa Rican min
lister.
A message received by Mr.. Le-
fevre from his government and
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-25
AMERICAN Federation SENDS
PRESIDENT-ELECT A REQUEST
FOR SELECTION OF UNIONIST
Harding Announces He Is Proceeding With
Caution About Cabinet Appointments and
That Eight of Ten Names Now on List May
Be Cancelled at Last Minute.
(BY THE ASSOCIATED PREssl

Washington, Feb. 24.--Organzed labor called on
Presdenteec Harding today to appoint secretary of
labor "a recognized representative of organized labor
and a real spokesman Of the working people and who
understands the toilers"
The request made in telegram to the president-eect
declared by labor leaders to be practically
dorsement of the type of such James Duncan of
Quincy, Mass vice president and member of the execu
tive council of the American Federation of Labor whom
thew regard the candidate who is mrec0gnized
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-25
PRESIDENT PORRAS ASKS u. S.
TO Use ITS GOOD OFFICES TO
Prevent SHEDDING OF BLOOD
Territory Belonging to Panama Is Being Oc-
cupied by Foreign Invaders, According to
Report to State Department by Latin-Amer-
ican Charge dAffaires.
f, tBY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS,

Washington, Feb. 24.-The United States govern
ment asked by Panama today to it's good offices
to avoid any bloodshed in Central America growing out
of the alleged invasion of Panama soil by Costa Rican
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-25
CORPORATION COMMISSION GETS
ADDED POWERS As Membership
IS REDUCED BY SENATE TO one

Railroads Will Have to Present Burden of
Proof When Raising Rates, According to
Amendment to Joint Resolution; Sellers De-
clares Revenue Code Is Being Held Up By
Interested Parties"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-25
HARDING STILL RETAINS
WELLi-KNOWN OPEN MIND

st. Augustine, Fla, Feb. "a (by
the Associated Press. )--President-
elect Harding emphasized today
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-25
PUBLIC UTILITIES BILL WOULD
END CITY CONTROL OF SERVICE
COMPANIES WITHIN ITS LIMITS

Measure Now Before House Takes From Mu-
inequalities Right to Regulate Rates and Ex-
tension of Corporations Operating Under
Franchises; Protects Existing Companies
Against Duplication.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-25
WEATHER

FORECAST.
Denver, Colo, Feb. 24.-New
Mexico and Arizona Generally
fair Friday and Saturday: not
much change in temperature.
LOCAL REPORT.
Conditions for the twenty-four
hours ended at 6 p. m. yesterday,
recorded by the university
Highest temperature ........ 66
/, Lowest 35
.sahSo '....'. .'...' '''....''' 81
Iean .....'.. ..''.'..'. oV
Humidity at a. m. ...... so
Humidity at p. m. ...... 10
Precipitation ..... None
Direction of wind North.
Character Of day ...,,,,... Clear,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-25

The vote on the resolution stood
l3 aye and 8 nay. Those voting
against it were Abeyta, Quintana,
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UCnntinued on page TWO '
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lContinued on Page Twol
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-25

Garcia, Martinez, Morrison, Mitch
ell, Rivera, Philips and Sellers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-25

lContinued on Page Four.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-05
TAI OLA COMO HOY
e. CENTENARlO DE NAPOLEON
1901 DE MAYO 1921
1921 S DE MAYO 1921

frances por cada canon que transpor-
taran.
POGO despues, obtuvo una dc las
victorias mas grandes de su vida: Ma.
rengo.
Despues ocurri6 la venta de Luisis-
na en- 1908; mas tarde, Obtuvo la gran
victoria en- Austerlitz, y luegO vino Ia
cOnquista de Prussia, en- una semana.
Despues de la conquista de Prussia, EN-
pez6 la retirada moral de Napoleon,
pues sabido es que la decadencia moral
siempre precede la del pOder.
Napoleon Y la Libertad. fuerOn. sogin
opinion de Victor Hugo las cosas mas
grandes del siglo XIX.
La retirada moral fue seguida por la
de Russia en- La cGal de 10000 hombres
que cruzaron la frontera de aquel pals
solamente 10000 regresaron, teniendo
que abdicar por primera vez confor
marse con ser emperador de la isla de
Elba.
Temiendo ser asesinado, prOyect6 su
regreso a Francia fue bien recibidO
por ell pueblo. FL retorno de Napoleon
derribaba Ell Tratado de viena, por
dicha raz6n, todas las naciOnes de Euro
pa trataron de atacarle. venc.endole ell
Waterloo, 10 que hizo que tuviera que
abdicar por segunda vez, y fue deste-
rradO a Santa Elena, donde muri6 el
de mayo dc 1921.
Napoleon fu6 un magnifco gobernan
te, un buen conquistadOr y M legis.
lador insigne; pero sus ambiciones y
sus odios intimos lie llevaron al desas-
tire. Muri6 en- la isla de Africa, mai
alimentado, peor tratado con el co.
raz6n destrozado al recordar su gran
deza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-05
Triste Y agobiado mira ha-
cia Ell mar desde Ell penon
de Santa Elena.

de Acre, que, segiln Napoleon, era q
grano de arena que me deshizo'. San
Juan de Acre fu6 su primsra dsrrots y
su primera rstirada, y ademas, tuvo Ia
anaustia do yer Ia batalla desdS el nis-
nae site que 10 habia hechs algunas
centurias antes Ricardo Coraz6n de
Leon, en- una de las primeras Cruzadas.
Despues de haber sido bien recibido
en- Francia, empez6 poner de relieve
sus excelentes cualidadcs para gcher-
nar. Cuando Francia estaba gobernada
por tres hombres, sieyes, Ducos y Ma
pole6n, este u1tiIno empezo La serie de
planes que hicieron que su patria fuera
ia mas teirida poderosa, pues siendo
primer consul, puso fin la vendee y
Sc hizo la Constitution.
Un aiio despues de ser Consul, Fran
cia veiase gravemente amenazada, pues
10000 austriacos, ayudados por ale
names ingleses, marchaban con direc-
Ci6n Ia frontera de la RepIblica, y
este hacfa la situaci6n un POGO deses-
perada, pues no podia enviar tropas nj
a Italia nj Alemania, teniendo que
recurrir al paso de los Alpes, muy cerca
de dcnde paso ell gran AnfbaL Los ca
fones fueron conducidos por los SOL
dados, pudieron hacer 10 que el dine
70 no habia conseguido, pues Napoleon
ofreci6 pagar los campesinos 1.20O
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ANUNCIO DE SUBASTA

ooBIEREo DE PUERTO RICO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-05

En- la TERRA de los Faraones conquis
to una serie de glorias, siendo la mas
legitima la batalla de las Piramides.
De Egipto pas6 Tierra Santa, donde
empezaron escasear las proviciones y
Ell ndmero de hombres empezo dismi-
muir, teniendo en- algunos lugarss q ma
tar los enemigos antes q. cogerles pri
sioneros, como en- Jaffa, donde ocurri6
una de las mas horrorosas matanzas que
Sc conocen en- La historic del Empera
dor de los franceses.
Despues de Jaffa, siguio San Juan
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-05
DEPAKTAMENTo DEL MrrRIon
NEoocIADo DE oBRAs PURLrcAs
San Juan. p. r, abrn as. ipal.

San Juan. p. r, abrn 2s. ie2f.
PrOpOsieiones en- piiegos corrados "a
"a la adjudieaci6n en- Pdblica sabasta
de suminiStro. medida , snsrega de
10000 metros cabicOs mas o menos ia
pisira tritHrada. para seq aeopladOs en-
las carreteras insuIares duranfs ei 40
ecOn6mieo I02i-l9g2. ss recibirAn en-
esta Ohcina hasta Ia i:45 p. ~ del
dia 10 dc mayo de 1921. en- que "
abriran y ieeraB pdblieamsnte.
Todos los datos necesarios - darkn
en- esta oheina. doude Sc eBeuentEan dc
manifesto les documentos que hza ds
rsgir en- el contsato y podTAn recogsr
los licitadores los Hiodelos De proposl.
clones que han de pressutaF.
Ia administrator ss rsserva 81 de-
rsche de rsehssar cuaiquiera : sodaa
las prspoaelssss , 6s sdjoaiesS 81 con
tTsto baIo otras considsEsesonss dis.
tintss de las del pFecio.
onfIermo EsTEvEs.
coMrsroNADo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-05
NAPOLEON

Durants las gusrras del Imperio--
zisntras les naridss y les hsrzanOs ss
encontraban en- Alemauis, las nsdTes,
intranquilss, habian dsdo al mundo una
generaci6n ardiente, pAlida ncrviosa.
Concebidos entire dos batallas, educados
en- colegios a los que incessntomerte
llegaba ell belico redoble de los tam.
bores, millares de nifos SO contempla-
ban unos a otros con mirada somtria,
mientras Sc les obligaba a dssarroliar
en- ejercicios adecuados su tierna mus
culatura. De vez en- cuando apsfecian
sus padres vistiendo ensangrentados uni
formes, los levantaban en- sus brszos.
los estrechaban contra Ell pecho cubierto
de relucientes bordados, y Sc alejsban
de nuevo en- sus caballos.
Un solo hombre viva por entOnces
en- Europa: los demas seres henchian
sus pulmones con el aire que el habia
respirado. Cada afio Ia Francia regalaba
aquel hombres trescientos mil j6-
venes: era el impuesto pagado por &C.
sar. que, sin aquel rebaho a sus es-
paldas, no podia correr tras Ia for
tuna: era la escolta necesaria para cru
zar por eli mundo, ir a caer bajo un
: tContinha en- la pag. ~
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ooBrERNo MUNICIPAL Or
SAN GERMAN. PUERTO RIco
oFTc1EA DEL coMIs1oHADo MPAr.
DE sERvIcTo PUBLIco
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era resossT les uei;asss6s IS pianos y
mcde,os e. proposici1nes que haa De
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-05

Todo Francia Sc une hoy para cele-
brar ell centenario de la inuerte del mas
insigne de sus guerreros, quien domino
desde el Oder al Tiber y desde ell Sena
al Vistula: Napol6n Bonsparte.
Los lectores de Ell MUNDo conocen
los pormenores de La vida de ese gran
genio militar, cuyas campahas en- Egip-
to, Italia, Austria y Russia nos sorpren
den mas que las de Nemrod, Felipo II,
Tamerlan, Gengiskan, ,Alejan0ro, Ce-
sar, carlomagno, AtiIa y Federico Ell
Grande.
Ell Is de agosto de 1853 naci6 en-
Ajaccio, (Corcega), Nabulione Buona-
parte, conocido por Napoleon Bona
parte.
Signo Carlo di Buonaparte, padre del
Emperador de alos franceses, fue un
formidable defensor de la libertad de
C6rcega, pues luch6 contra las huestes
de Luis XIV.
Despues de cruenta lucha, Francia 10
gro posesionarse de C6rcega.
ICON la anexi6n de esta isla, Francia
habia anexado a Napoleon A los seis
amos Napoleon empez6 sus estudios
aprendi6 latin y aleman, que habia oil
vidado por complete cuando era en-
emperador de los franceses. Mas Sarde
fue exaininado per Ell celebre matema-.
tico La Place.
Despues de graduarse en- la escuela
militar,. recibi6 instrucciones de incor-
porarse la guarnici6n de Valencia,
tuvo que coger prestado Ell dinero para
Ell pasaje.
Mas tarde, en- Tel6n, demostr6 por
primera vez su gran genio, pues dejo
estupefactos numerosos militares de
su epoca.
Napoleon tuvo dos encuentros con los
ingleses: Ell prirnero, al empezar su glo
riosisima jornada: Tol6n; el segundo,
al terminar: waterloo.
A los &c aSss era general On jsfs
de les sj6rcitss sue invadfaa italia,
cen una de sus arengas, superieres
las de Anibal, exclam6 dirigi6ndose a
sus tropas: "soldados, estais descal-
zos, nal alimentados; Ell gobierno os
debe mucho y no os puede pagar. vues
tros largos sufrimientos v valor en- es-
tos sitios son maravillosos, pero no os
dan gloria.
Deseo conduciros los uanos mas
fertiles del mundo. Ricas provincias,
grandes ciudades estaran en- vuestro po
der. ALI encontrarsis honor, gloria v
riquezas =
A los dos dias, los sardos eran ami
qui1ados, y ell vencedor, con Ell gesto
altivo la mirada penetrante, excla-
maba: 'Anibal cruz6 los Alpes; nos
otros los hemos cainbiado.'
Tai fue su triunfo, que en- POGO item
po, con 10000 hombres, habia captu-
rado 10000.
Gran conocedor de la historic, recor-
do Alexandra Ell Grande quiso en-
pear aniQuilar Inglaterra, principian
do por el oriente, Y ademas, los pro-
hombres en- Francia no les cenvenia La
presencia de Napoleon.
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OCCASIONS
ST la compra hoy rnismo. Ie ven-
do una casa por mil pesos uaenos
de su vaioT.
Lame a 81 due1o, D. Dian Ale
iandro, teIsfono e24 azul.
SantuFce.
AvIso

81 va I'd. . conssruir De eoncsoto .
MADEIRA, necesita un maestro cons.
tructor de obras y dibuyanss De planes
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-10
SAN FRANCISCO WOMAN
ELECTED SUPERVISOR
ny The Associated Press.)

San Francisco, Calf, NOV. -
Complete returns from 485 out OF
506 precincts In yesterdays NUM-
cipal election disclosed today that
Miss Margaret Mary Morgan.
printing office manager and CLUB
woman, was named as county su"
pervisor, the first woman to hold
such an office in San Francisco
81 understand I am the fifth
woman to be elected a county SUI
pervisor in the United states" Miss
Morgan said. "The people who put
me up want a business administra-
ton and they are going to get e."
The election developed several
surprises, chief Of which was the
defeat of three incumbent supervt.
sors, Fred Hilmer, Charles A. Nell
son and Fred Suhr, and the nam
ing of five new supervisors In the
nine elected. These new Fupervi-
sors are Angelo Rossi, wl) Is lead
ing the ticket, Frank II. Robb,
John A. McGregor, former presi-
dent of the Bethlehem Shipbuild-
ing corporation; Miss Morgan and
possibly Frank II. Harris. James
Power and Joseph Lahaney. in
cumbent supervisors. did not seek
reelection. John A, Wetmore Is
less than 200 votes behind Harris
and may crowd him out.