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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-30

FOR SALE-At a bargain small res
taurant and cold drink stand Must
sell because OF health. 21e A ~ E. 2S-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-30

FOR SALE-Piano at a bargain or will
trade for Standard Phonograph. Phone
140s-J. 28-8
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-30
RIVER BOTTOM FARM

A very fine Washlta river bottom
farm near Berwyn, close to the state
highway. This is one of the finest
farms in the county, contains 1so acres
of land. II you mean business we
would like to show you this farm and
have you make an offer.
Five room modern house for rent.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-30
FOR SALE

500 barrel steel storage tanks located
in Healdton field, Glenwood lease. sec
ton 4-4-3. Mail bids to Glenwood Cor
poration, Keystone Bldg, Joplin. Mo,
1915
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-30

FOR SALE-Vacant lots, bargain. John
McCarty. Phone 204+. Address l1O6
First Ave, N. w. 2s-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-30

FOR SALE,-Fine Duroc Jersey male.
"Gold Chief register No. s67743, two
years old. Address 72s C ST. s. T., or
phone 11l6 2s-s
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-30
WANTED TO BUY

WANTED TO BUY-si0.Ooo worth Of
second Hand Furniture and stoves
Dollar Down Furniture Company. III
Fast Broadway, phone lSt5. 2s-2s
WANTED TO nUY - Small steamer
trunk Must be cheap and In good
condition. Address E >. care Ardmor.
cite so-s
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-30

FOR SALE-Cheap, one gas range al
most new Phone 1477-J. 422 N.
Washington. 29-2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-30
FOR RENT (HOUSES)

THREE room bungalow furnished. lights,
gas and water paid. not modern. SOB
Eighth n. W. Call 2275-J 2S-S
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-30

FOR SALE-Bargain, sldway baby bug
gy slightly used. Reversible rubber
tires. Call after p m. 7Os Second
N. w. 30-3
The Lake County times., 1922-12-13
L|ESENFELT
BEATS GREEN

After an old fashioned campaign
the kind they used to have in West
Hammond years ago, George j.
Liesenfelt captured the office or
Justice Of the Peace for Thornton
township yesterday. defeating Judge
Frank Green. holder OF the office for
years before he was defeated BY
the late Judge Charles Yoerger.
Yesterdays election was held to
name the successor to Judge Yoer-
ger for the remaining two and one
half years Of the term In the
township Liesenfelt polled 2.os6
against 1.TT7. getting a majority Of
500. In West Hammond Judge
Green led by 600 but the rural dis
tricts and part Of Blue Island turn
ed the balance In Liesenwtlt's favor.
Thornton township went along
with the rest Of the north part Of
Illinois in slammlns the new consti-
tuition. The vote against It there
was 10 70 L.
The Lake County times., 1922-12-13
PLEADS WITH JURY
TO GIVE DAMAGES

| VALPARAISO. Dec. 15-An I'm
passioned plea to the Jury 10 give
! to Arthur Lea Of Indiana Harbor
! the full amount he asks in his per-
! sonal injury action against the Ham
mond. Whiting & East Chicago rail-
way company, was made this morn
ing by Attorney Gillette. who, with
I Attorney MdAleer Is representing the
plaintiff Lea IS suing for ten thou
suffered when two cars owned by
The railway company collided.
This mans health has been in
jured and impaired as q result of
the accident" Attorney Gillette told
the Jurors. "One of the greatest as
sets enjoyed by human beings has
been harmed because Of the wreck
of the two cars owned by the rail-
way company"
Attorney Gillette scored the phyE-
clan who first treated Lea for not
having an X-ray examination to de-
terriue the exact nature OF the in
turies sustained. The physicians tes
timony was favorable to the defense.
In his argument counsel for Lea told
of the results Of examinations BY
other physicians and related the fact
that his clients condition is precar-
ious and will in all probability re-
man so.
Attorney Fred Crumpacker was
making the argument FOR the railway
company this afternoon lie cited
the fact that William Messex. who
testified for Lea. and who will be
plaintiff in a suit to follow this one
against tho same company. did not
believe Lea's injuries "even serious
enough to help hm to the office OF
physician"
Attorney McAleer was to mako the
closing argument for the plaintiff
and the case was expected to go to
the Jury late this afternoon
The Lake County times., 1922-12-13
BRITAIN
MAY NOT
TAKE PART
Allied Premiers May Meet
Without English in Paris
In January
BY DAVID NJ. vHURcH
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

LONDON, Dec. I3.-Creat britain
may not participate in the next con
ference OF allied premiers In Paris
It was learned from an authoritative
source today. The British treasury
oepartment IS now drawing up a
new reparations plan which VIII BE-
submitted informally to France T,
the French reject IT Premier Bonar
Law is likely 10 reply that further
conferences are useless and each
nation must SO its own way in the
future.
Members Of tho British cabinet
are understood 10 be angry over the
unbendlng policy OF Premier Poin-
care OF France. which was respon-
sible for the breakdown OF the meet
ing here en- Monday.
Nest Of the British cabinet were
said to believe that the German
proposals, While not entirely sat
isfactory. would have been suitable
as the basis OF further negotiation.
in order to risk collapse OF allied
unity. Premier Bonar Law finally
consented to the persuasions OF the
Belgians and italians to put off
further negotiations to future
date.
However. II IS expected, reliably.
in government circles that Bonar
Law is convinced that further ne
gotiations will be fruitless unless
the French modify tneir demand
for seizure or the Ruhr and Rhine
land Industrial belt
The Lake County times., 1922-12-13
SINGER DENIES
SETTLEMENT

In statement issued this morn
ing. Sander Singer. detective sergt
ats the Hammond Central station
enphatically denies the insinuatior
expressed yesterday by attorney
representing Mrs. Myrtle Pfeffer
that he would settle out OF court
the damage suit Of $4,000 broush
against him and John Dickson Ham
n'ond business man. for alleged ma
licious arrest
Mrs. PfeTer's attorneys are ma
king an attempt to mislead the pub
lie which Is ~itally interested in this
case. No matter what joan DicA-
son does. I'm going to fight the
thing out In court. Mrs. Pfefer's
charges against mo are absolutely
groundless," said sergt. Singer to-
day.
Most Of the members OF the bar
association here have volunteered
their services to Singer.
Hundreds cs friends Of the detect
i've sergeant are confident that he
VIII reveal the damage suit against
him as nimsy tissue or malevolent
untruth.
The Lake County times., 1922-12-13
KNOWLEDGE
OF TERRIBLE
CRIME DENIED
uN!EENATloNAL NEWS srRvlcrl

NEW CASTLE. Ind. Dec. Ia
Steadily denying all knowledge or
the crime, Ben Brookshire. held in
jail IN connection with the double
hatchet staying Of Mr. and Mrs. VIII
liam G. Shaffer. whose bodies were
found at their home 12 miles north
OF here yesterday. was expected to
testify before an inquest today con-
Quoted by Coroner Flavius j. Brake.
Prosecuting Attorney General j.
Jeffrey and the sheriff, who Ques-
toned Brookshire, said that he had
been unable to account satisfactorily
for his movements since Wednesday
night. December g. when the double
murder is supposed TO have oc-
scurred. Remarks in which he is
alleged to have said "the Kid is all
right" referring to three -yeAr-oid
Lee billy" Huffstickler. who kept
a lonelv vigil five days and five
nights beside the body OF his aunt,
without food in a cold house, led
to suspicion OF Brookshire.
Brookshire. employed by tho
Shaffers at various times, was said
to. have sought their financial aid
to start bus line In Muncie which
was refused. Search for six or seven
valuable diamonds supposed TO have
been In possession Of Mr.. Shaffer
proved futile. Motive for the murd-
ers appears TO be- either robbery.
for revenge, or local officials be
lieve. possibly both.
The bodies OF Mr.. and Mrs. Shaffer
y, use
here, where they We're examined by
the coroner last night The body
Of Mrs. shaffor, it was said. Will be
taken to her former home in
Mississippi for burial.
The Lake County times., 1922-12-13
OFFICER SHOT WITH
HIS OWN REVOL YER

WHITING. Ind. Dec. 13.-(Spe
cial) Oscar Barnekor. member OF
the special police force Of the
Standard on Company. is dead, the
result OF the accidental discharge
Of his own revolver in the hands Of
a friend
Joe Poliniak. proprietor OF a
grocery store at 10 10th street
is held by Whiting police pending
the coroner's inquest lie is over
come with grief
Shortly after o'clock this morn
ing Barenkoff entered the store and
ordered some milk. ham and other
provisions. AS the order was being
filled he mentioned the fact that
he had two extra reyolvers, which
he would like to sell as he needed
some cash.
lie drew one of them from his
pocket and exhibited it. The store
keeper reached across the counter
and took tn gun into his own hand
II was a 3s calibre, double action
revolver.
The Lake County times., 1922-12-13
LAX COUNTY ANNOUNCE PROGRAM FOR SESSION
DISTRICT
NEE TING
FOR RPYTH|ANS

The annual district meeting oil
Knights of Fythias OF the Fourteen
tn District. cgSlprising Lake, Por-
ter. Jasper and Newton counties S
viii be held Friday evening at East
Chicago.
Great preparations are being made
for entertaining large delegations Of
knights from all lodges OF the dis
trict- There IS strong rivalry be
tween the lodges as to which viii
have the largest turnout
Ralph w Gaylof Of Mishawaka.
grand chancellor for Indiana. VIII
be present and deliver an address
Those who l1now Chancellor Gaylor
say a treat IS IN store for his hear
ers. This VIII be his annual official
visit TO the district
Hammond VII be well represent
ed at the meeting. The delegation
VIII assemble at the hall, Holman
and Ogden streets and go to East
Chicago in a body. They Will be
headed by the Dollie drum and bu-
gle corps which always gives
good account or itself.
The program viii start at o'clock
and Immediately after the speaking
q dinner Will be served.
The Lake County times., 1922-12-13
RESTAURANT
MAN FINED
FOR ARSON

NSONN POINT. Ind. Dec. g.
sam Michapoulis proprietor OF the
Blue Bird restaurant in Gary IL on
trial in the criminal court on Tues
Gay and Wednesday charged with
arson. Michapoulos who has been
In trouble before in Gary. has the
finger OF suspicion pointed at him
In regard 10 the burning Of his
place OF business. Cans OF kero-
sene were found by the tiremen
in conspicuous places IN the res
taurant at the time OF the fire at
a. IN. Michopoulos had been in
the building as late as one o'clock
on the morning OF the fire.
The Lake County times., 1922-12-13
FOUR AUTO|STS HIT
BY TRACTION CAR

INDIANArOLIS. IND, Dec. l3-
Four persons were injured. two OF
them seriously. shortly before 6
O'Clock last evening when an In
bound Union Traction car struck the
automobile in which they were rid
ing at College avenue and Fall Creek
boulevard. The automobile was drag
ged about sixty feet and a woman
was pinned beneath heavy traction
car for twenty minutes until rescued
by flremen and police officers. The
seriously injured are:
Mrs. Martin w Cameron, 27 years
old. 1904 Evergreen avenue: left leg
broken, probably one rib broken. cut
about the head and arms and legs
Alva II. Wynkoop. 2s years old.
Lebanon. Ind injured about the back
cut about tho head. arms and legs.
Miss Mary Archibald. IS years old,
1886 North Illinois street. and Mar
tin W. Cameron. So years old, 1904
Evergreen avenue, were less seri-
ously injured, suffering scalp wounds
and cuts about body, M. Cameron
Mrs Wynkoop and Miss Archibald
were thrown clear OF automobile and
interurban car by impact of collis-
sion Mrs. Cameron was pinned in
the seat OF closed automobile be
meath heavy steel plate with which
front deck OF interurban car was
faced. Her left leg was held be
meath the steel plate in such n man
ner that she could not be removed
until wheels had been removed from
automobile and largo part Of the
"reckage had been chopped away by
the firemen.
The Lake County times., 1922-12-13

TIL take 325 for that one" re-
marked Barenkoff.
The words had scarcely left his
mouth before the gun wac dis
charged and BRrenkof fell to the
floor. The bullet had passed
through his stomach and he died
within a few minutes
Poliniak says that Barenkofr did
not mention that there was a cart
ridge in the gun and that on re
ceiving It he had Immediately tried
the trigger TO test the guns action
1t CHANGED TO be pointed at Barren
koffs body.
Barenkon was about forty years
old and single. He roomed at All
l19th street Several years ago
while employed at the Standard OIL
plant. he was severely burned in a
fire and since his recovery he had
been retained as special police
man. He has a brother, Frank
Barenkoff, living at s17 116th street
The body is now at the Owens 6.
Sranburg moreue
The Lake County times., 1922-12-13
JOHN ]. BREHM
SCOUT VICE PRES.
West Hammond Man In
terested iii Scouting, Is
Honored With Election.

Scouting IS not reaching enough
boys in Hammond and West Ham.
mond.
This fact was brought home for
chilly last evening when the Ham
mond Boy Scout Council bcId it's an
nual meeting at the Chamber OF
Commerce rooms.
The report showed that there are
IN Hammond $40 active Boy Scouts
a gain OF co over last year. How
ever. this is only a small percen-
tage OF the total number Of boys
available. Hence plans arc sing
laid for boosting the scout enroll
ment to 500 BY February l and for
adding steadily to the number
thereafter.
Reports OF committees last night
showed that the present year has
been the best in the history or the
scout movement In Hammond OF
course one OF the outstanding fea-
lures was the summer camp made
possibly by the generosity OF
Frank S. Betz in donating the ideal
camp site at Berrien Springs. Mich.
Next summers camp viii be even
more successful. The financial re
port showed $4,000 on hand and the
budget for next year has been kept
within the means. There Will be
no financial campaign until Janu-
airy. 1924
Election OF officers resulted in
practically the entire roster being
reelected. John ! Brehm Of West
Hammond. as vice president is the
new face in the lineup He won
four opposing
Following are the officers:
Ralph c. Pierce.
Vice president-John J. Brehm
Treasurer-W. c. Beiman.
Commissioner DR. j.. Q. Ostrow-
ski
National representative
T. M,yer.
The executive committee was
missioner to serve during the abb /
sence Of Dr. Ostrowski who is now
in Poland and may not return for /
several months The committee I
viii also revise tho list of council +
members
The session followed a banquet
which was served at o'clock.
During the program members OF
Troop came to the hall and re-
seived the flag which was presented
to them by the Woman's Relief
'orps. They also gave driu exhi-
ion before retiring.
The Lake County times., 1922-12-13
ARREST MADE IN
IND. MURDER CASE

NEW CASTLE. Ind. Dec. 13.-Ben
Brookshre. %. was held in tha
county jail today in connection wien
the Staying OF Mr.. and Mrs. william
G. Shaffer. whose bodies were dis
covered Yesterday at their farm
home. twelve miles north Of here
where they had lain since wednes.
day night. December 6.
Brookshira was formerly en-
ployed by shaffer as farmland
Concern. alleged to have been ex-
pressed by him for welfare Of the
kid Leo Huffstickler 3. nenbev
Of the Skaters. alone in the honeA
with the body Of Mrs. shaffer ard
E faithful Collie dog for five davs
and nights. led TO suspicion fslIi1g
upon him.
Brooksnire was put under a grill
Ing by the sheriff. Prosecuting At
torney and others last might but
Information gained was wftbbald
until the grand Jury IS called
which Will be Immediately. # vas
said.
The Lake County times., 1922-12-13
VAMP AUTO
KILLS MAN
NEWS sERwcr

MCNCIE, IND. Dec. 1S-General
w. Worth. SO, Of Portland, Indiana.
died late last night of injuries suf-
fered when struck earlier in the eve
ming by an automobile driven by a
man whose identity has not been es-
tablished. Worth was returning to
his boarding house when an ap-
preaching car skidded and struck
him, the wheels passing over his
chest. The driver stopped for few
moments. then drove on before his
name or machine number were TAX
On. Worth. who had been employed
at factory here. is said to be with
out RELATIVES.
The Lake County times., 1922-12-13
PEDAGOGUES
To MEET IN
HAMMOND
Annual Meeting Featured By
Address of Or. (. H.
Griggs

Friday. December 18Th. teachers
Of Lake county. numbering in the
neighborhood OF 1000 will hold
their annual meeting at the Ham
mond high school. 1t has been
some years since the city has en-
tertained the teachers OF the entire
county and never has 1t entertain
ed so many at any one time. This
organization has kept pace with
the Increasing population OF the
Calumet regicn and has grown from
one which is probably larger than
any lils organization in the state
Or. Edward Howard Griggs. who
appeared on the program or the
Indiana state Teachers convention
at Indianapolis. will give two ad-
dresses. one in the morning on the
topic OF Lights and Shadows or
the Present Ags" and a second at
the afternoon session on "Educa-
tion OF American Citizenship
Or. Griggs is an alumnus OF In
diana University and was at one
time a member OF its faculty. in
the English department, he was
also a professor OF ethics IN Leland
Stanford university. California and
has Travelled a great deal especially
IN England, France. Germany and
Italy In the study OF art and lie.
Since 1900 DR.. Briggs has been a
leading public teacher in thu Unit
ed States and Canada. 1ecturing to
audiences which have eagerly as
sembled to hear him.
Since lecturing at Indianapolis.
DR.. Gmggs spoke to the teachers OF
Hammond, hence those who attend
ed the state meeting at indianapolis
have the opportunity OF hearing
him for the fourth time and can
vouch for his versatility and ability
TO hold his audiences.
MORNING PROGRAM
9 e15-Music High School Orchestra 1
. 30-America
Invocation
Exercise. Washington School
Music High School Chorus
business Session
Gress-"Ltghts and Shad-
ows of the Present Age
Edward Howard Griggs
:. .3a-Luncheon and Departmental
Meetings
AFTERNOON PROGRAM
t:5o-Music. High School Orchestra
Ladies Trio
Mrs. l.. J.. Bomberger
Mrs. Geo. Hannauer
Miss Irene Trenberth
A Accompanist Mrs william Afilxish
Address p a ii on OF
American Citizenship" -
Edward Howard GrizEs
Miscellaneous Business.
The Lake County times., 1922-12-13
FIVE
NEW CONTAGIOUS
CASES IN GARY

Ono case OF smallpox is included
in the five contagious diseases re-
ported 70 the Gary health officer.
The home OF Leon Prevosh, who is
the victim OF the disease. has been
placed under strict quarantine, and
it IS predicted that the disease will
not spread. Prevosh lives at 7o1
W Ridge Road.
Edward Stone. AS Lincoln and
Clyde Sargent. 1904 Pennsylvania
are reported. to have diptheria. An
other case OF scarlet fever has made
its appearance IN the Sykes home.
1850 jackson street where Harold
Sykes is confined to his bed with
5 reported as avine chickenpoX
at his home 444e Washington street.
The Lake County times., 1922-12-13
fBULLET1N)

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvIcEl
LAUSANNE, Dec. 13-Lord
Curzon, head Of the British del
egation in the Near East peace
conference today. speaking for
the allies. served an ultimatum
upon the Turks, that unless they
cease obstructing the allied del
egates' efforts to make progress
towards a settlement. there IS
no use Of continuing further
with the parley.'
The Lake County times., 1922-12-13
; HAVE
NARROW
ESCAPE

Ihree men barely escaped serious
injuries last evening when the auto
mobile in which they were riding
was struck by a railroad switch
engine backing out OF the Sinclair
OH Refining Co. plant across For
syth avenue, t East Chicago.
VIM Bobrowski of 604 one hun
dred and forty third street. East
Chicago, received many painful
bruises about the legs and arms.
The other two occupants of the car;
Sorn Grangoril of 4O4 Ash st. Ham
mond and Attorney Eugene Fisher
of All Barring avenue, escaped with
a few scratches
The Ford car was made into
mass of twisted wreckage.
The Lake County times., 1922-12-13
s BANDITS GET
$4,000 IN BOOZE

CHICAGO Dec. blight armed
bandits today held up three men AT
the point of revolvers and took three
barrels Of rum and 40 cases of whis-
key from the store rooms OF the
Mayer Storage and Van Company
loaded their loot. valued at $4,000
in touring car and a truck and es-
capped.
The Lake County times., 1922-12-13
GARY POLICE SPOIL
CHRISTMAS PARTY

ROCHESTER,. IND. Dec. 13-
While dozen Rochester men were
resting serene in the expectation of
receiving Christmas supply of
liquor, ordered and paid for. the
moonshine maker and bootlegger
were arrested by the Gary police au-
thorities. Several scheduled Yule-
tide parties have been declared off.
The Lake County times., 1922-12-13
GEORGES LIKES
HIS BACON AND.
INTERNATIONAL NEWs sERWcEI

NEW YORK, Dec. 13-On his last
day in the United States, Georges
Clemenceau became acquainted with
that great American institution. ba-
con and eggs.
He arose at 4 a. m. today, pre-
Pared to cat his customary onion
soup and hard boiled eggs. He
smelled bacon and eggs being cook
ed by his secretary and asked him
what f was
"M-M-M that's good" tSe
F'renchman said He ate heartily
OF the new dish. topped It off with
Grape Fruit and abandoned his
soup.
The Lake County times., 1922-12-13
ILLINOIS Rejects
NEW CONSTITUTION

CHICAGO, Dec. I3-By a stagger-
ing majority, Illinois voters reject
ed the proposed new constitution
for the state
Count of ballots today revealed
that in yesterdays election the
vote was better than to l against
the new constitution. In Cool,
county where Chicago Is locat.d
the vote was about II to l against
From virtually every nook ana
corner Of the state returns fndf-
Gated that the bitter canlpafen
against the new constitution had
succe aded and with a vengeance.
Here and there a township showed
majority in favor OF the measure.
but such instances were few and
only served to slightly cut down
an everwh Ginning majority,
From the hour when the first
tabulations came in there was no
question as to the defeat of the
bll-the only question existing
vas the siza of tbs majority By
which I was showed underv
The Lake County times., 1922-12-13
(BULLETIN)

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERVIcEl
CHICAGO, Dec. 13-tiVe rail-
road employees were injured when
several passenger coaches Of a
work train on the Chicago and
Northwestern railroad left the
rails here today. One Of two
men. buried under the wreckage.
is IN a dying condition.
The Lake County times., 1922-12-13
lRITI.I.ETIN1

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvICEI
LAUSANNE, Dec. 13-1smet
pasha. head Of the Turkish DEL
egation in the Near East peace
conference. today rejected the
Anglo American request for a.
national homeland for the Ar
lnenians as a new attempt to
dismember Turkey" He consent
cd to grant amnesty to Christ
Ian offenders but declared that
the minority population in Tur-
key must submit to military
service.
The Lake County times., 1922-12-13
SHELBY MAN
BAND SERGEANT
fspEciaL 10 THE TIuEsl

LAFA 7 ETTE. md, Dec. 13.-E.
A. Sirois of shelby, Indiana. has
been appointed top sergeant of the
Purdue University Military band
This office ranks him as one of the
highest officers of the band and il
places him in charge Of all details.
The Lake County times., 1922-12-13
(RT;LLETTH,
D = AN441l 4 I-N
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERYIcEl

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERWcEl
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 13-As
e resume a new and mysterious
clue to the hiding place OF Clara
Phillips. escaped hammer mur-
deress" said to be more definite
than any hitherto investigated.
the sheriffs office today promis-
ed important developments in
the search for the missing wo-
man within the next few hours.
The Lake County times., 1922-12-13
SMALL TO GET
OLD JOB BACK


IAPORTE. IND. Dec l5-P. ..
Small. for u years preceding the
recent democratic administration.
postmaster here viii be appoint
ed to that post, according to Wash
ington advices. The term OF J. a
Terry, present incumbent, expires
January 1st, 1929.
Small. VINO is present county re-
publican chairman. is one of three
eligibles named by the Public Ser
vice Commission.