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The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1922-01-27

That's fine sun-blind you've got,
key. 1t must have cost you lot
of money"
mo, cost me nothing. My custo-
mers gave me that"
"Well. | had a box in my shop,
labelled Contributions for the blind
That's the blind"
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1922-01-27
Label League

Everybody invited to join and
make a success of this educational
organization, not only union mem
bers but everybody else can have
membership in the League and carry
Union Card.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1922-01-27
Pamphlet "MOb Mend
VS.. Civil Liberty"

A significant pamphlet on the
"Mob Mind VS.. Civil Liberty" has
Just been published by the American
Civil Liberties Union to show the
causes of mob violence and the sup
preston of free speech. The pamph-
let consists of extracts from book
on the Behavior of Crowds" by
Everett Dean Martin, director of the
Cooper Union Forum of the Peoples
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1922-01-27
SPOKANE FORUM PUBLICLY RETRACTS FALSE STATEMENTS
MADE AGAINST FEDERATION HEAD

the
published year ago IN
which loyalty of President Short OF the state
connection with the
had been carrying on campaign o TINS
almost publication Of this final libel A
against the paper by Mr.
Coates andP President Short
For the Forums attorneys INTO
forced the attorneys Tor the FORUM
after full investigation and realizing that no deies "
nble publishing full and
published week.
personal damages was dropped
Will Everett OF spokane
control of the Forum ana was e
of misrepresentation
w rooa abor Advocate following almost similar
course several months and steps may DC iou"
also make
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LOngshOremen

Report all members working. New
initiated every meeting.
Organization in fine shape.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1922-01-27

North-Why do newspaper men
call ali articles stories?
West-Because so many of them
are!
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1922-01-27
BOilermakers

Had a crowded social meeting
Wednesday night. Their organization
is active and alive.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1922-01-27
SEATTLE COUNCIL CONCURs IN STATE FEEDER
ALTON OF LABORS RECOMMENDATIONS RECONTROL
OF SEATTLE

meeting Wednesday, January
board control and stock
which, recommended
of surrendered the Seattle
apporoned the unions and IN
holding and providing for the issuance
the that would invest financially the
stock the will be made and
both privileged and urged this
the result unanimous
Federation convention which,
substance Council such plan SO that the
within the through the control by that
Control the Seattle Council under the
of result of condition
football factna politics within the
pody
would eliminate this dangerous
presented to the Council 1t was Wclously
attacked msrepnted factions within that body with
motion adopt the
reopned before the Council ana h m
matter the Council given full
the recommendations the final vote last
stockholders
and board putting the new plan
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1922-01-27
JAY THOMAS FILES REACTIONARY MEASURES
Would Deny People Right of Self-Government

small faction the
reaconary filed Olympia initiative
direct the and
the all participation the
public office leaving that function solely the
political
parties abolition the initiative and referendum would take
right legislation themselves and leave
mercy legislature that
political would then decide who public
themselves the position of being unable
denied the privilege of gsatng for them
complete denial
of the of
particular citizens best evidenced
editorial subject that appeared recently in the Spokane
Mr. Thomas sad in part
be charged to the peoples
indignation cey legislature which cheated the
of to sadded
pursuade them to hand these rights
to behind
his
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Smoke BLUE RIBBON 50 Cigar.
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Smoke OLYMPIC CLUB 1Oc cigar.
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Smoke CHALLENGE lOs Cigar.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-14

A. +. Huptchinson, for many past
winters. resident OF Daytoaa, who is
now conducting a large real estate
business at Lewiston. Maine is spend
ing month in Daytona, being greet
ed at this time by his many friends,
Hutch" two years ago was with the
OrtOna company. and previously had
been with Cruber- Morris, the Daily
News and other local firms.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-14
WHY CHILDREN
LIKE CAMTKOl

There is little excuse for repulsive
medicines in healing a child's cold
Neither Is a disagreeable internal
medicine necessary Most of them
tend to upset the stomach ana DO
more harm than good.
Most children prefer their mothers
10 use Camthol in treating their
coughs and colds because it is pleas
ant; it is applied externally. being
rubbed into the chest. throat and lem
pies and spread in the throat ana nos
trils. They like it also because it
soothes and stops the irritation and
tickling in the throat AS it contains
no capsicum it does not burn or blister
the skin Il is an ideal Group and
pneumonia salve for the Riddles.
1t breaks up the phlegm, clears the
air passages and stops cold without
the need of other medicines. soc at all
drug stores. Southern Drug Manufac-
turing Co. Jacksonville. Fla. Whole
sale Distributors. Advertisement.
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FIRST rub Jan. !. Last Mch. s. 81.
SUIT TO QUIET TITLE
in the Circuit Court, Seventh judicial
Circuit, Of Florida, 10 and for voIu :
sia County. In Chancery.

In the Circuit Court. Seventh judicial
Circuit, Of Florida, 10 and for voiu-
ala County. In chancery.
Add, y: Kelly. Complainant
E,nen-e T Enc. if living. and il she be
dead. the heirs, deeisees. grantees.
and al pes soas claiming under Fine
line T. Enc. deceased. CT otherwise.
in the premises in question; Etix-
abeth Raulerson. il living. and II she
tees. and ali persons claiming under
Elizabeth Raule,son. deceased. or
otherwise. in the premises IN ques-
ton: and all persons unknown claim
ing interests IN the property in ques-
non i,ete..ls,ilts-
NOTICE
TO E.nelilc T Emo. if living. IN! il
sl. be dead. the heirs. devisees. grantees.
AMI AL persons claiming under Emeilne
PREMISES in question: Elizabeth Rauier-
sen, if living. and if she he dead. the
heirs. dcviSees grantees. ana All persons
clais,,ine under Elizabeth Raulerson, de-
s-.:tsad or otherwise, in the premises in
question; and AL persons unknown ciain-
ing interests ia the property in question.
defendants. the said PROPERTY IN question
s.l.i involved IN this suit. being tocate1
IN NoinSla County. Florida, aisdsiescriped
:4s- I.ul Twenfy-Une CID, except that
po-li.n lvins. Last Of the County roa's
EnDNf stS 1t.[tt 1iSfWats Vi ei.c LUZ
,-ieth Raulerson subdivision OF the J. NJ.
HERNANDEZ Grant. according to map OF
s.s:l subdivision On file in the office OF
The Clerk II the Circuit Court OF Nolusi.i
County. Floris,a. in Map Book .. on page
ifs. sad lot teinS further described IA
hec Ginning IT the point oi intersection OF
the South line Ga said loI Twenty one
aforesaid. with the West line Of tbs
County Road: running thence West er;.
crossing Pine Street to street known ~
Risigewacd Avenue. distance OF APP
prnxiin. :el, eleven hundred feet. Themes
Northerls one hundred feet to North line
Of S:,iF. lot u thelce F.is-erly approx
afi.steiy eleven nun ired feet to the Cotifts
iso:I Themes: Scutheriy .ilong the Count ;
,.o..A one hundred feet to the place of be-
ginning.
You aud each al you are hereby re
qItirtsi ic appear To The f;iil of Complain
flied herein against You. in thu ti,ol'
emitted cause. before the 9Th da.
ii March. A. -. 1922. regular rule da,
Vi II = Court. The said sui; being SUI
10 ,.l.ist '.'itis t. TIE land above .esci'ib
c.'
-.'rhe pavfnna Daily News is her.-i4;
..s.s,..itnd Il. the newspaper in w!nci
is.' eight consecutive weeks
Witness MY hand and seal of office 4
IpcT-ant.. Nn'usia County. floriss@. tn.
,th .l..s OF lannais. 4. y. 1872.
,Sestl.
SAM. d. JORDAN
Eisfil 81 Circuit Court. Nolusia touastS
~ CLIFFORD i:pTTs Il. =
HARRY \. HORN.
solicitor 10. Complainant
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The Elks and the American Legion
indoor baseball teams will meet to-
night In the Armory in their second
cOutesfa of the season. the Elks hav-
ing won the first.
The game tonight will decide who
is to occupy last place, at least TEN.
pOrarily, as each team has won one
game and lost three with percentage
of $50 each. The Legion defeated
the High school in their last game
and is in much better shape than
when the first game was played with
the Elks. The Elks team is fast
aggregation and great battle is in
prospect.
Umpire Sam Blythe will start the
game promptly at o'clock and the
fans are expected to be in their seats
at that hour. The admission is 81
cents FOR adults and Is cents for chill
dren
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Callahan, One of
Boxers Here, Breaks
Hand In Traininq

Jack Callahan, one of the boxers
scheduled to appear at the Armory
next Monday in ten round bout. had
the misfortune to break his hand while
in training on the beach yesterday
afternoon
Sparring with Artie OI-eary. the
fast featherweight, Callahan made a
swing at O'Leary. but somehow or
other did not guage his distance right
and when it landed on O'Leary, Gala
han felt the bones break Medical
attention was obtained in the Seaside
Pharmacy but instructions were given
that made it necessary for Callahan
to go to Jacksonville for special treat.
ment
Terry Nelson. of Chicago, who was
seen in action here on January 9
| will take the place of Callahan Mon
day evening and those who saw the
last contest will remember the slug
ger who put up such a game exhib
ton in the final bout.
All the boxers now in training vii
finish their work tonight and another
good exhibition is looked fer mex,
Monday evening.
! Warden who arrested nine hunter.
was certainly game warden
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+
Friday. the 13th. vas a unlucky
dAy tUr Ed Adams, colored. and 80 was
Saturday. the 18th. Ed viii remem-
boe both dates, at least for nearly
"a was arrested Friday charged
Njth Funning = dieorderly house and
- ~ arraigned before Judge Titus,
n ~ city pollce c6urt. this morning.
"a NlninfAined his Innocence but there
wnre - MANY witnesses against him
and Judgs Tftns adjudged him guilty
ri nned him $500. In the event that
~ eould notsEaise the amount Of the
nne, Ju1Us Titus ordered that he
ehoNld work It out ON the streets at
tho rate OF $1.05 per day. At last
reports Ed was still in Jail.
Five negro women also were brought
before Judge Titus this morning on
eschargss Of vagrancy. A fine of
$40. or 50 days, was imposed on each.
They were Flossie Slayter, Lillian
/ Mitchell Rosie Slayter. Annie Glib
b0ns and Lillian Henry.
Car Is Recovered.
A young man giving his name as
EThOmas, charged with stealing the
automobile of O. E. Cummings, of
DaytOna Beach, from in front of the
Congregational church last night, was
arrested in Titusville by the sheriff
early this morning and the car was
recovered.
Thomas and the car were brought
back to Daytona today and he prob.
ably will be given preliminary hear.
ing before Justice of the Peace c. L.
Beers this afternoon.
| AS soon as the theft OF the car was
reported to Chief HUMPHREYS of the
local police, he sent out wires, giving
description of the car and the quick
arrest was the result.
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County. Florida, excepting land Included
Within Atlantic Ave.
You and each of you are hereby re-
Quired TO appear to the hiil of Complain.
flied hersssn against you in the above en-
titled cause ON or before the 9Th DAY OF
March. A. p. 1899. being 4 regular Rule
Day Of this Court. the said suit being Il
suit 70 quiet title to the land above .ies-
cribed.
'''she Davtona Daily News is hereby
DESIGNATED as the Newspaper in which
this order sha II be published once 9 week
for eight Isl consecutive weeks
Witness my hand apd seal of office at
Del.and. vGiusia County. Fiolica. this
9TH day OF January. A. ID. 1922.
tSeall
SAI'l. u. JORDAN.
Clerk Circuit Court OF Voiusia County
Fqorifa.
Ev CLIFFORD Eo~TS.
Deputy Cie:'.
HARRY 4. HORN.
Solicitor for Complainant.
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First Tub. Jan. l. Las. sich. !. 1t.
SUIT TO QUIET TITLE
Circuit. Of Florida. In ana for sVol,.
slA County. IN chancerv.

Circuit, Of Florida. In ana for Voiu.
sia County. In chancery.
Edith II. Horn. Complainant.
James p. Guilfoyle. il living. and il he
DC dead. the heirs. devisees. gram
James u. t:uilfovle. deceasef. or 9TH
er"ise. IN the property in question:
r 7. Roberts, II living. and il he be
. lead. the heirs. devisees. grantees.
AMI al persons claiming Under F. r
Roberts. deceased. CT otherwise in
the property IN question; and all per-
sons unknown claiming interests in
Tue 'f0persy u ,1 question. Defendants
To James u. 6suiif<,yle if living and if
ne be dead, the heirs. devisees. grantees
anu an PERSONS claiming under James D.
Guiif0yle. deceased, CT otherwise in the
property in question. f. T. Roberts. II
living, and II he be dead. the heirs. de
Nisees. grantees. and all persons claiming
uIt'es r. T. Roberts deceased other
wise. IL the property in question. and all
2e"sons in',nawn claiming interests in
the property in question, defendants: tn.
sa.d property IN question and involved in
this suit. being located in Noiusia County
Florida. and described as: 10; humble.
twenty Seven 90. which hes Easr Of
Pine street. ANA al riparian rights be-
longing thereto Of and according TO the
J. NJ EerEanaez Grant. in Section A.
Township II south, Range - East, ac-
c"rs'ins 10 map IN Map lock :. page las.
Pubic Records OF N.usia County. Flor
ida
You and each Of vou are hereby re-
quir.d 30 2ipstsr "a the i,ii of Complain.
ffs-'i herein against YOU. in the above
e'tiilel cause. on u before the eth ti:. <
cf Aisreis y u. Ias2. a REGULAR rule day
of ti.is Court. Tie s;ila suit being 4 Ss:l
to ttLict Title - the land above ,iescrib-
! ed
The Davtun:, Daily News Is hereby
. uc~i1lt.stg.i the Sl:tp2- i'll which
this vi.ler shall be published once w..i,
Ter ci.ht consecutive weeks
" illness iiis hand and seal Of office a
itci-afts, Noitlsia County tlorisia. ;his
! sth 'la. al January. \. y. ls22-
.Sei.D.
sAMi. D. JORDAN.
Clerk Of Circuit cetsst. Voinsit. conats
/ Florida.
l:Y CLIFFORD EoT'Ts;. =. c.
HARRY \ HORN
.Se'ieif,r for Complainant
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fiFisss NIB IAN. :. 81
SUIT TO QUIET TITLE
n the Circuit Court, Seventh judicial
Circuit CT Florida. in and for Voiu-
STA County. In Charcery.

ci;iz.rs utilities .;l. Improvement Gem
is.4F. n i.lori'i.s Corporation Robert
- Hilton. AMI E'ith y. Hilton. his
wife. Comiiaaaftfs.
The Heirs. I9.viSe-s. Grantees. and all
persons claiming Hii'ier Prudence :.
f;oi'.,i. decreased, or otherwise. l., tn.
irni'eits- III question and All persons
u'.k fu.n cis.in4ins: interest in the
property IA question. Defendants
NOTICE
To hc Heirs, pevisees. Grantees, aasi
~. rersors cl;timing ulisier Prudence :.
,,sic.-s. deceased. otherw Sc. in tie
nltpeTtS IN question. and al persons ilsi =
tnown claiming sfafsrest III the property
il. DIGESTION.
The sad premises ia question ane in
vowed y, THIS suit being locGte, III Nolu-
sin county. Florida. ara described rs Lot
Ten -Gf",. IL iiock Two t2), ri Mary
Hoae's Siib;'iNi-ln" 81 lot one al Sec. ..
Twp. L.. :. K. y L. according to and -
s.,snwa On the Map OF said Mary fioAs =
subdivision on record in the Office nf the
Ci-ri- - the Circuit Court oi Nu,is..,
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FIRST Pub. Jan. :. Last Mich L. ct
SUIT TO QUIET TITLE
In the Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial,
Circuit, of F.oriJa, in ard for voiu-
STA County. In chancery.
Ne.tie l.. f,,lronsis. Complainant

Ne.tie l.. ,,la.cnsis. Complainant
w.
The heirs. lesisees. grantees. and all
other persons claiming under orri;i
;. I:sNne. sometimes known as u.
5. l'a.-no. sieceas-ti- or otherwise. IN
the p. ap-fty in question, aud the
fc''--, 'ieNlsces. grantees. and all
other persons tlTifffii-.s hinder fmiiT
A. j'asnc. ieee.ls SEQ. O: otherwise in
iae property in question Def.n'iaiis:
NOTICE
To the Heirs. d"vis-es. grantees. and
M srher persons ci:silnias ais.jrr .:s.f.G
l'avtc- deceased. a. Otherwise il. thu.
property IL question: and the heirs de-
Vis.-.S giaf.ccs. ami I'll other persons
claiming anfi"r Emily A. Pasi4e. ,isls-.ts-
Ell. or otherwise. III the property III e.1eS-
tlrr. defendants. the sssi property IN
question: al.ti involved IL TINS suit. being
localized liz Nciiisia tnsislty. Florida ard
els.s,-:ics, AZ: The Westerly ,ss,-flaif
In. number t'nur 90 IN rlDril nrnlncf
Ter hrb OF N=alehin according 10 map
ris l,.-t.risi
Aeu and each Of you are hereby re-
,iaiyed 10 ani3,:sf e Ia. .:iN 81 ,'.i.ifIas y;
flied herein against yoa. is the ;ss,ove
entitled cause. o5i al, bsfcr. The eth day
q March. y r 's2s. i regular rule q y
al this CONT. III. sud suii l,eirss i S,t
e quiet Tifie to -i:c land above deser;y-
.ti
The naytona paily News is heseh>
tins ar,l.r shall t.- Published once i aeei
for Oh, consecutive. weeks
Witness NY ha'ri and seal Of Office u
, 4til DAY q .ia.sa.ef-, Y u 1872.
sAMf.. y. JORDAN.
clark q Circuit Court, Noiussi.s sA0epty
r:y clAFFoer l;s,Ti!S.,i i {,
! sslieiter or Co:ns,iaisl.l4s. es.-'
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Negro Kills Wife,
Shoots Brother and
Aunt, and Escapes

Police authorities within a radius
OF Fifty miles OF Daytona today were
on the lookout for Nicely Augusta. d
negro. who last night about O'Clock
shot and killed his wife. and severely
wounded her brother. Willie Rhodes.
and her aunt, Hanna Terry, Ut Free
manville, the negro settlement on
South Ridgewood avenue half mile
north of Port Orange.
Augusta and his wife had been sep
arated Tor some time as it was report
ed he was so mean to her she would
not live with him and had taken her
baby and gone to live with her broth
er, Willie Rhodes, in the cabin owned
by Perry Williams. About o'clock
last night Augusta went to the cabin
ana after an argument with his wife
shot at her five times. three of the
bullets taking effect. When her broth
err rushed to her aid Augusta shot
him. He then went down the streets
to the home of his wife's aunt, who
had -befriended her during her don,es-
tic troubles, and shot and dangerous
~ wounded her He then disappeared
Tom Milton and Guy Hord, OF the
police department. went to the scene
and DIR. klOCk also was summoned
He found the woman still alive but
she died soon after his arrival. Rhodes
w6s given medical aid at his home.
but the negro woman. Hanna Terry.
was brought to hospital where il
was said her condition was critical
The bullet had punctured the intes-
tines and done considerable damage.
The negro settlement was terror
lied by the shooting Residents ran in
side of their homes and locked and
hOlted doors and windows and extin
gnished lights and no one dared 10
como out until the police arrived, and
then they were slow to show themse.-
yes
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Warden who arrested nine hunters
was certainly a game warden.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-14
INDOOR BASEBALL

STANDING OF TEAMS.
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Florida East c.
Fiaaier systo1S

condemned scHEr
For further Information -
A0ant
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-14

HARRY \. HORN.
solicitor ic.- C.ml
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SCHEDULE

SCHEDULE
Saturday, January 1.-American Lee
gion VS.. Elks.
Thursday January 19-Elks VS..
High School
Saturday. January 21-Y. NJ. c. A.
VS.. American Legion
Saturday, January 2s-IIiks VS. Y
N. c. A.
Evening journal., 1922-04-22
SILVER LOVING CUP
FOR DIR. HERSON

SALISBURY. Nd. April 9i-A
largely attended reception took
place IN the Sunday School room OF
Asbury NJ. r. Church on Friday
night OF last week, the purpose Of
which was 20 welcome Dr. Joseph
T. Herson, the pastor and his wife
back 20 tho church for the seventh
year. The AFFAIR was given by the
official board OF the church.
James p. Ellegood delivered the
address OF welcome which was re-
sponded 20 by DR.. Herson. Dr. ".
S. Collins. District Superintendent
also spoke and solos were rendered
by Miss Mildred Matthews and Mrs.
II. S. Clark.
The feature OF the evening was
the presentation OF a beautiful low
ing cup 70 DR.. Herson by the Young
Mems Service Glasses OF the church.
The ladies' Aid Society presented
Mosdames Herson and Collins with
large punches OF flowers.
Evening journal., 1922-04-22
NEWS HAPPENINGS IN DELAWARE AND MARYLAND TOWNS !:
LOAN ASSOCIATION
ELECTS OFFICERS
Special to The Evening Journal

EE""+@A ~ AAAN evening 10uA AAnAs
MIDDLETOwN. April 22-The
Rev. John Towniey. as chairman for
st. Georges Hundred. ia making
plans to have speakers for Law En-
forcement Week. There will be
meetings at Port Penn. 81. Georges
and Middletown.
A variety shower was given Mrs.
and Mrs. Frank Bramble last weok
IN honor OF their recent marriage.
Mrs. Howard A. Pool has been ap-
pointed n delegate and Mrs A. M.
Chamberlain an alternate, 70 the Ma
tional Convention OF Women's Clubs
to be held at Chautauqua, N. Y,
June 20 to 20.
At the annual stockholders' meet
ing Of the Townsend Loan Associa-
tion. these officers we're elected for
the coming year: President. Daniel
B. Maloney; Vice-President, Thomas
Lattimua; Treasurer. Levi L. Ma
loney; Secretary. d. 3. Jones'; Di-
rectors for three years. James A.
Hart. Walter Gill, George w. Dan
iels.
The Rev. Or. sumwait. pastor Of
AIHNN W. ~ 1HuIAni " NAAAHAhENblla .
will make an address IN tho school
auditorium az Townsend, next Thurs
day evening.
John W. watkins OF odessa is III
AZ the Delaware Hospital, in VII
mington.
Jesse L. Sheppard win erect a
new building on the site where the
old postofice building. destroyed by
fire, stood. beginning In a shori
time. The new building will prob.
ably be much larger than the old
one.
Redgrave Brothers have rentet
the old Burris Garage, ON souti
Broad street and will continue theii
hardware and tinsmith bushes
there until the new Opera House o
built. when they will probably oc
cupy quarters In the new building.
The condition Of Miss Ella Nau
dain. who was badly bruised by
fall last week, Is somewhat i'm
proved
The Middletown Parent-Teachei
Association will hold a meeting Of
Friday OF next week, az the Higl
School.