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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-23
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

Receipts. $4,000. Market &C.
tive and mostly 55- 40c higher. Bulk,
ss.35-ss.S5. Top. s9.05. Heavyweight,
SIS sO-ss56. Medium weight SIS So
1856. Light. s.75-s9 o. Light lights,
sSS5-s905. Heavy packing sows
smooth. s7-s775; rough, IS 1881 Is.
Pigs. IS $40.
CATTLE-Receipts 5000. Market
active and mostly 25c higher. Beef
steers: Choice and prime, $3.50: me-
dunn and good, s71o-se; good and
choice. sS-ss75. common and medium,
s. s0-$s. Butcher cattle: heifers. 81 To-
s7.75; cows, SO $3.50 10; bulls. 81 Is
s6. Gamers and cutters: cows and
heifers 81. so-s3 SIS: Gamer steers
s3.I5-S4.25. Veal calves Gight and
handy weight. 1880 so. Feeder
steer. 50 1857 stoeker steers. 81 So
SO SIS. Stocker cows and heifers, s3$5.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-23
HEAVIEST SEASON AT
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY

This is the heaviest season Of the
year at the Hammond Public library.
The attendance is greater than at any
sther time and there are several hum
ired books in circulation daily.
1T Winter Comes" the fanciful novel
by Hutchinson has supplanted Wells
Outline ~ History" and Main Street"
n demand and there l. a long waiting
list for the Book. OF the best most
popular books the past year, If Winter
Comes" is the most deserving
The library maintains stations at the
following stations; Christian church.
Aubry's (North side), Dryers (Con-
key ave. and Brooks House.
The library is using all the available
=pace on the three floors of its build
ng. The magazine room is upstairs
now and the museum in the basement
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-23

, peans as Charles Chaplin or the Tai
madge sisters are on this side of the
ocean.
The picture is noteworthy for the
character of its acting and this is not
to be wondered at when one considers
the actors and actresses whose talents
have been employed to produce this
masterpiece.
The leading part. that of George
Jacques Danton is played by Emil Jan
nings, ono Of the most famous motion
picture actors in the world. He has
had role in practically every Cont
mental picture which has been shown
in the United States. and therefore
needs no further Introduction. AS a
portrayer Of heroic roles he has no su-
perior.
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BUTTER = Receipts, s,7l3 tubs
Oreameries@ Extras. sic; frsts, 2sG
32lac; packing stock, 15@17c.
EGGS-Recei7ts 1887 cases; mis-
ceilaneous. IS n 7e; ordinary frsts, 81
gS4c; frsts. asc; checks. 27c; dirties
20 a soc.
CHBEsE-Ncw twins. lsS4c youns
Americas. 2oi2M21c; oa7sies, 200
2oA c; longhorns, 2oc; brick, 151hc.
LIVE POULTRY - Turkeys $50
chickens 24c; springs. &c; ROSTERS
I7c; geese, lie; ducks. 27c.
POTATOES Receipts. 80 cars; Wis
Mimi and Mich. round whites. 81
VEAL-s0 TO SO lbs. sn10c; 20 to
Sd lbs, 11m12c; 90 TO 10 lbs. L. 1Sc
fancy. 14c.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-23

WHEAT-No ; red. 81 27; No. {
red. $1.2lA; 70. / hard winter. s1.-
1914 No. nor. spring DIX, 81 81;
No. ? mixed. 81 os1z ai17
SHEEP-Receipts $4,000 Market
CORN-No. 2 mixed. 49A a &c: No.
white, 4..eAc; No. yellow, 4sA q
soc; No. mixed. 4SA @ &c; No. 3 vel
low, 4s14 a 4 c; No mixed. 461@ q
47%c; No. white. ASA a47Ac: No.
yellow. 46ik G 4Sc.
OATS-No. white. 81 4 95s11c: No.
white, 341s sec, No. white. a59s q
v4s.c.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-23

the Court House at Hammond. in said
County and State. on the 18th day Of
March. A D. 1922. said action will be
heard and determined in their absence.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hereUn-
TO set my hand and amix the seal Of
said Court at Hammond. Indiana, this
goth day of January. A. D. 1929.
HERBERT /. WHEATON
(SeaD Clerk Lake Superior CorGI
BY: RUTH BERG.
Deputy Clerk 1:23:20:2 8
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Card Of Thanks
GARD OF THANKS.

We wish 10 heartily thank our
friends and relatives for their express
sions of kindness and sympathy show n
Is IN the bereavement of our dear
wife. daughter and sister. We espe-
sen for his comforting words. the
Trinity Choir and their leader. Mrs
Ebright, the Trinity League. Trinity
sunday School. the Gibson Office and
the Hammond High Schools Class of
1915.
LAWRENCE CEDERHOLM
MRS. IDA BORA1AN.
MR. AND MRS ARTHUR
BORMAN
HERBERT BcRMAN 1-23-,
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AT THE PARTHENON

'Al For a Woman" an Associated
First National attraction which is 70
be shown at the Parthenon Theatre to-
day, contains one or tho most notablo
,asts ever assembled in picture pr
luced on tile continent. Most or the.
have starred in various productions
md each is as well known to the Euro
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Personal and
Social News

over orchidtinted gros de Lsondr s.
was especially lovely. There was an
immense and beautiful centerpi zee
quite low, ~ orchid and pink sweet
peas orchid tapers were in silver
candlo-sticlss and at each OF sixteen
places there were tiny pink slippers as
place cards. A delicious and eXquis-
iteiy appointed luncheon was served
in the last course Of which each guest
received a cuFiously tiny bottle of
cologne. bearing a golden heart an
nouncing the engagement of Miss
Sharrer to JOY NJ. Hart. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Emmett e. Hart of cieve-
land o the wedding to occur In the
spring. a most delightful social at
ternoon was enjoyed.
Mrs. L. W. Cannon and children
Loretta and Joseph Of Valparaiso re-
Gently We're the guests Il friends in
Hammond.
The ladies Of the Past Noble Grand
Club, who were to have met for a ses-
sion tomorrow. have postponed the
meeting and the da.e u the a.. Al
meeting viii oe announced later.
DO you like to get the dirt out Of
cracks and corners-use Blue Devil
1856
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SLIGHTLY increased operations were
evident at the plant Of the American
Sheet and Tin Plate Co. this morning
when fourteen sheet mills were fred
up. Three jobbing mills also started
up with the promise that a plate mill
would be put on the middle Of this
week. The qen are now getting in
FIVE turns a week.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-23

Capt. Fighting Bob" Woodsid,
national commander of the Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars. has just
completed the organization of q
committee of 10000 veterans to
explain to all ex-service men and
to the public the merits of the
land and home aid, paid-up in
surance and vocational training
features of the national adjusted
compensation legislation before
congress.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-23

The husbands OF the ladies who are
members OF the Hyde Park Ladies A d
Society delightfully."- entertained their
wives on Thursday evening a I a party
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. IL. +
Skellenger OF Van Buren, street. All
Of the forty-five guests greatly en-
joyed the talks made by various mem
beers and the lively games played
There was six-plece orchestra AT crd :
ing great merriment and delicious re
freshments were served by the gentle
men.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-23

DOC ROTH. wall-known and pop
ular young chiropodist in the Reynolds
building in Gary. has made. the an
nouncement among his many patients
that he will leave Gary the first OF
next month to go in business in Chica-
go. Il is with regret that Doc" leaves
lis
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-23

generally strong to 25c higher. Lambs
(S4 lbs. DOWN $l2-S13 so. Lambs:
culls and common, 50. 5o-s11.75. Year
ling wethers s9.75-sl2.25.
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ray A KELLo CIGAR.
rNGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.

Saturday afternoon Mrs. II. E.
sherrer and Miss Kathryn Sharrer
charmihgly entertained at luncheon
n their home on Waltham street. The
luncheon table. covered with hand
some cloth of Italian drawn work
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Wassey's Pleatlng Shop

IN q
STITCHING. BUTTON HOLE.
BtTrON COVERING, BRAIDING.
RUCHINss. FANCY STITt HING.
81 sTA1E STREET. PRIME HAM.
A0ND s4a
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LIVE LOCAL.
NEWS ADS"

Your grocer might De Sleep aiken
him with request for your sample Of
Blue Devil Cleanser. 1-2S 8
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Golden Rod Camp No. 1857 Of Royal
Neighbors of America VIII meet On
Wednesday evening to Install officers
for the ensuing year This meeting
will be open to all Royal Neighbors of
surrounding camps and their friends.
The modern woodmen of America sre
cordially invited to attend.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-23
Hammond Musical College

Piano. Voice. Violin. Public SpeaS
ing. UkeleIs. Banjo. Mandolin. Guitar.
Dahciag, Dramatic Art. 1871
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-23

Mr. and Mrs. ]. II. Ref lghtful-
IS entertained a number of young peo-
pie lat their home on Superior avenue
in Rohertsdale on Friday evening, in
celebration Of their son Harrisons
birthday The company played va
riety II parlor games and dancing was
greatly enjoyed. 4 prettily appoint
ed and delicious luncheon was served
10 si,Neen guests all of whom were
from Hammond in the dining room
where the table boasted laYishly
ornate birthday cake as u centerpiece.
Everybody spea. a most pleasant even
ing. and the guest OF honor was the
recipient OF many handsome GIFTS to-
gether with the good wishes of his
guests.
Give your skin a chance-you can't
injure it cleaning with Blue Devil
1875
Mr.. and Mrs. William Peters of One
Hundred Fifty fiji Place delightful
entertained last evening in honor Of
their little daughter. Ellen who enjoy
ed her first birthday anniversary. The
rooms were very pretty with decora-
tons especially the dining room. where
flowers were in abundance and the Ia
BILE was graced With a da nty birthday
cake Covers were laid for ten guests,
and delicious dinner served. Games
and music we're enjoyed during the eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l. Bonberger YER.
graciously entertained the P. ". Club
at dinner or friday evening at their
home on Glendale Park There we're
covers for ten guests at table beauti-
fully decorated with spring flowers and
dainty appointments. An elaborate
course dinner was served after which
music and a social evening were great
~ enjoyed.
Miss Violet Stinson. a student of De
Paw University. spent the weekend
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. X.
stinson of Detroit street
Private Joseph Getzinger arrived in
New York City on January the seven
teenth on the L. S. transport Cambria.
after having spent twenty-seven months
with the Army IL Occupation in c.
many. Private Cetzinger expects to be
granted g furlough soon. when he viii
come to Hammond 70 visit his mother,
Mrs. Joseph Getzinger, and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Bryant OF Col
umbia avenue announce the birth of a
, little daughter. Mabel Ruth. on Sun
day. January the twepty-second.
Miss Eva Moore spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs B. J.
Moore. of Rensselaer,
All the members Of the choir in the
/ First Presbyterian church are specially
urged to attend the rehearsal in the
church on Wednesday evening at half
| past seven o'clock to prepare for the
song service next sunday evening
The Literature Department Of the
| Hammond Womans Club will meet to-
morrow afternoon with Mrs. f. s Coop
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Ut costs no more 10 buy Kelly"
l-l4-1
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The Literature Department OF the
Hammond Woman's Club Will meet to-
morrow afternoon with Mrs. f. s. Coop.
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Miss Eva Moore spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. J.
Moore. of Rensselaer,
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Mr.. and Mrs Clayton Bryant OF Col
umbia avenue announce the birth of a
little daughter. Mabel Ruth on Sun
day. January the twepty-second.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-23

DO you like TO get the dirt out Of
cracks and corners1use Blue Devil
1856
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All the members of the choir in the
First Presbyterian church are specially
urged to attend the rehearsal in the
church on Wednesday evening at half
past seven o'clock to prepare for the
song service next sunday evening
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Give your skin chance-you can't
injure il cleaning with Blue Devil.
1-23-6
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-20
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Athletic Association Arranges
for a Double Baseball
Bill on July q.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
New Castle, June 20-The New Castle
Athletic Association met last evening
and discussed matters pertaining to the
baseball season. 1t was decided TO Sc
cure the Fort du Pont team for two
games on the Fourth of July at Battery
Park. The net proceeds derived from
the Metropolitan Amusement Co., dur
ing the carnival held last week was re-
ported TO be $3.50.
This evening the Little Light Bearers, a
branch Of the Women's Foreign Mission
ary Society, will hold meeting at the
home Of the superintendent, Mrs. John
B.Manlove to plan for an entertainment
which will take place within few weeks.
All persons who are interested in this
work are requested to be present.
This morning at the close of the Q
o'clock macs at st. Peters Church, the
commencement exercises of theiParochial
School took place and the graduates
of the commercial and stenographic
department received their diplomas.
Several contractors are bidding on
the concrete work in connection with the
installation of the aerating basin at the
New Castle water works. Bids will be
opened Saturday afternoon by the
Water and Light Commission.
This evening the New Castle Black
Sox baseball team will play the Viii
mington Giants at Battery Park. The
>. anne will begin at $50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-20
CHRsTERrowN PERSONALS.

Chc~tertown. Md. Juns 20.-The
famify of Walter T. Bennett who
moved 20 Winchester two years aEo.
will rcturn 20 Chestertown July and
occupy their former home. on Wash-
ington avenue. Mr.. Bennett has been
assigned 20 the position of superin-
tondant 81 one % the American Straw
board COS mills in Illinois.
Mr~. J. l. Ward. wife of Rev. J. l..
Ward. formerly of Chestertown, but
now of ITnchburg. Va y visiting
Mrs. Thomas u. Bowers. Her son and
daughter. Ballard and Dorothy Ward.
are guests of Miss Sarah Seney at a
house party of college friends.
william u. Goss. who served over
~oae IN the late war. "a undergoing
treatment at the World War Veter-
ems Hospital. Fort McHenry. Bati-
more
Miss Elizabeth Reed has gone 70
pnver Bay. y. y. where she will spend
The summer.
Nire. Trout and Miss Margaret Tay-
for. % York. Pa. are visiting Mrs,
RomAins Taylor.
Muhourn Jones. Of the Maryland
State University. Is at home for the
summer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-20
LOWER DELAWARE
AND PENINSULA
Raymond Meredith Seriously
Injured While Riding on a
Farm Near Seaford.

acec,a, corr~spondencs Every EVENING
Seafora, Juno 2o.-dssymond Mered-
f.h. the le-yWr-old son or Mr.. ana
Mrs. Charles Meredith was the victim
cf a peculiar accident. which nearly
resulted fatally.
Starting out 20 Hcld 10 cultivate,
the boy jumped on a hcS're, and while
passing through the mrnyWM me
animal WAS frightened by chicken.
The horse ran away. the first wNd
,ump " tho animal unseatins young
Meredith, who became entanSled In
the harness IN failing. lAne OF which
wrapped around his right ankle. Un-
nhle 20 relcare himself ne was dragged
nevoral hundred yards. at ono limo
hclns dashed against n hoard fence.
and finally, as tho hosse jumped a set
OF harH tho rope aroupd the boys
ankle became loosoned. leaving him
lving sen-oless on the ground Tho
accident wns witnessed by his father.
who was unable 10 aid him until the
rope n,~ame loosened from his ankle.
lie took ne boy TO a physician. and an
examination showed that one side M
his body vas ecrapssi from head 70
foot, tho skin bedng literally torn on.
and the boy sufrerci from severe
bruises. lie Is expected 10 recover.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-20
DELAWARE GRANGE.

Newport, June 2o-Delavare
Grange met last evening. A report
from tho delegates 70 Pomona Granse
was received.
II was announced that Miss Mar
garet Lyman. graduate Of the 1922
class from Newport public school, had
been awarded the $3.50 gold piece
awarded by the grange, TO the one
having the highest general average
for the year. II WAS decided 20 dis
pcnse with the meeting next Monday
evening. as most OF the members will
be away. The next meeting. there
fore, Will he held on July s. From
that time on meetings Will be held on
the second and fourth Monday even
ings, during July and August II was
decided 20 hold at least one social a
month, on the nights that regular
business meetings are not held These
socials Will be held at the homes of
some OF the members During the
lecturers hour there was singing by
the grange. and current events by
Mrs +. c. Snyder. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Joschen Of Rose Hill Grange were
visitors. Both gave short talks.
II WIS decided TO change the time
Of meeting from 7.3o standard time 70
s standard time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-20
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Elkton, Nd. June 20.-The funeral
Cecil county. was held yesterday at
Wheeling. w. Va. Mr.. Whitaker, who
owned one OF the finest summer homes
along the Elk River, was taken I'll
while on n visit there on June 6.
Tho following couples were granted
marriage liscenses yesterday: Paul
r. Marvel and Anna G. Iogue and
Henry T.. Robinson and Pearl V. Ball
of Wilmington: Luther Hawkins OF
Havre De Grace and Louise Chow OF
Baltimore; Horatio r.. Hamilton OF
Calvert; George l.. Seth of Palmyra
n. j. and Helen NJ. Baker OF Perry
vile.
J. Frank Holt has been made man
ager Of the Springfield. Mass. office OF
the Industrial Engineering and Con.
tracing Co.
A carnival with radio concerts ant
other features. will be held at ELI
Mills beginning tomorrow evening ant
continuing the rest of the week TIL,
proceeds are for the Susquehanna
Baseball League.
The Cecil County Community Coun
ell will hold a meeting this eveninl
in the county court room and max,
plans for farmers day. to be held a
the County Agricultural High Schoo
grounds.
Mrs. Tollinger OF Rock Run and he
two grandchildren were injured wheI
the horse they were driving becam,
frightened and ran away. Mrs. Toll
inger sustained a broken hip bone.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-20
NEWARK NOTES.

Newark. June 2o.-Final arrange
ments arc being made for the annual
lawn fcte and festival to bc held by
the women OF ST. Johns Catholic
Church on the church lawn the last
three nights of this week. There Will
be attractions for both children and
adults Those festivals have been held
annually for many years and never
fau to attract large crowds.
Dr.. and Mrs. Edgar Jones and chill
dren, who havc been at Battle Creek
Sanatarium, Battle Creek. Mich. for
q month, WIFI return home tho latter
part OF this week. Local friends have
received letters from DR.. Jones, say
ing they have greatly enjoyed the
trip. He will resume his duties as
rector OF St Thomas Church next
Sunday.
Coach II. Burton Shipiey. who 4,
managing tho Martinsburs Club In
the Blue Ridge Baseball League, was
a Newark visitor last night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-20

The annual excursion of the Episcopal
Sunday school and tho members of the
Young Mems Bible Class OF the Mctho-
dist Episcopal Church, will take place,
ON Thursday at Hopkins Beach.
Tomorrow evening the New Castle
Reserves baseball team will play the
Kelley Overall Boys, at Battery Park.
The Reserves will Use the following
players: Tobin, catcher; Madden, and
Taylor, pitchers; G. King, first base;
Naylor and McKnitt, second base;
White, short stop; Weggenmann, third
base; Strimple, left field; G. Madden
center field; l.. King, right field. The
Overall Boys will use John Gallagher
right field; A. Gallagher, first base
Rees, second base; Mcdaniel, catcher
Peden, left field; Walls, center field
T. Kern, second base; Kelley, short stop;
Davis pitcher.
The building of new colorcd schoo
in New Castle is at standstill, accord
ing to report, because of the inability Il
decide upon a definite site. II Il
planned to build either one large school
at cost of about $50, 900, or two smaller
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-20

buildings at the Buttonwoods and in
New Castle proper.
Arrangements have bee made TO play
of the postponed game between the New
Castle Athletic Association baseball
team and the Five Points team on We'd
nesday evening, June 28, in twilight
game at Five Points grounds.
On Friday afternoon the members oi
the First Presbyterian Sunday schoo
will have an excursion nj Hopkins
Beach. The same day the members Of
Adelphia Lodge, No. 8, X. of p, viii
unto with several Wilmington lodges ir
An excursion to Rverview Beach, on one
Of the Wilson Line steamers, which vii
land at Delaware street wharf durinS
the morning. Members of the order who
desire tickets can secure them by apply
ing TO Albert Wilhelme, the local com
mitteeman.
w. Sundae, employed at the plan
of the American Manganese Steel Co.
yesterday, while at work in the foundry
had his left wrist lacerated, caused by
piece OF steel.
Last evening in the Opera House Oh
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-20
MILFORD NEWS.

Milford. Juno ?0.--The Milford Town
Council X greatly pleased with the op-
Grafton Of tho traffic signals at the
intersection OF the main strccts.
The drivers OF vehicles have shown
n disposition 20 help tho oflioere, and
there has been less confusion at tho
corners and moro eafety for pedes-
triane than any time since automobile
travel became heavy IN the town.
The signs remain at the corners all
tho time. but are only operated when
traffic Is great
Special religious services are being
held IN a tent at the corner Of WISH
inston and Railroad streets. Many
persons from the surrounding country
attend.
The farmers IN this section are cut
ting wheat According 10 reports. the
head III the wheat Is larse. and a
large yield as IN prospect
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-20
SCHOOL ELECTIONS.

Camden. juno 20-John Barnard
and Reuben Brown were candidates at
the school election on Saturday, and
Mr.. Barnard wes elected by a large
majority.
James T. JUMP and Frank r. Ran
croft ara the holding over members
of tho Board of Education.
Harrington. June 2os-James !.
uarmstead was elected a member OF
the Board OF Education Saturday %
ruccccd w. 6. Smith. whose term ex-
r,rcs nert month. Only eisht ballots
wprc cast. The ballot OF a Civil War
veteran wns rejected because he failed
20 mark a. Mr.. Harmstead had nc
opposition.
After the election Mr.. Smith treated
Tho election officers 20 Ice cream.
Newport, June ?0.-The echool cleo
ton. held at Newport on Saturday
was not very wei attended, only ia
votes N.ine cast. The only change
IN the present board was the election
of Charles wethcrall, succeeding WI
liam Daunenhauer. Tho board CON-
rris~s Hyland u. Lyman. Miss Nora
stuart and Charles wethoran.