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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-05
PUERTO RICO
EN- LA INDIA.

Hace alg6n tempo, nuestro esti-
mado amigo ell prestigioso caballe-
70 don Antonio Otero,, regal6 a
Ia Logia "Voz del Silencio", una
collection completa de las danzas
de Morell Campos. Dicho album"
estaba ilustrado por el artista pom
ceno Horacio Castaing. Tenemos
entendido que ell proposito de don
Antonio Otero era que la "Voz del
Silencio" remitiera dicho recuerdo
artfstico al cuartel general de la
Sociedad Teosofica en- Adyar, In
dia Inglesa, donde sc llevara a efec
to en- noviembre una exposition
teosofica. Pronto, pues, los sabios
de la India podran apreciar la vas
ia obra de Morell Campos, Y de-
leitarse ejecutando nuestra musica
criolla. NADIA extra1o tendrfa que
dentro de algunos amos, cualquier
poblacion de la India levantara una
estatua al insigne compositor bo-
ricua lie pusiera su nombre a
cualquier temple sitio publico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-05
COMPROMISE AMoRoso

Ponce, setiembre En- la Pla-
va de Ponce, contrajeron aver COM
promise formal de matrimonio, la
Leila Y culta senorita Carmen Car
10 Y ell correcto inteligente caba-
llero Lcdo. Rafael Ramos Cobian.
Esta noticia ha de causar grata
impression entire los numerosos ami
gos de los distinguidos j6venes, a
Quienes enviamos nuestra felicita-
cion, deseandole que la boda Sc
efectue pronto para que vean col
mados sus suefos de amor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-05

Tenemos noticias que los amigos
Hector Gonzalez y Benjamin Ortiz
Dob MeuseD marchan para Ell Nor
te continuar sus estudios Ell pri-
nero va estudiar en- West Va,
la profession de dentista, Y ell Sc
gundo a Worcester Academy, Bos-
ton Mass. su partida de estos
lares probablemente sera el dfa 10
del corriente. Dado las cuarf.AoS
de ambos amiguitos y 10 cstudio-
SOS one son, no dudamos de que
triunfaran y pondran en- alto el
nombre de su pals en- dichos cole
gios.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-05
La nuCVa OtlCIfDa del
Neg. Intermediates
TranSmSibIeS
(Dosde ell cuarentenario)

Hasta hace POGO ocupabamos una
de las casetas del Hospital Cuaren
tenario como oficina. Y ahora esta-
mos instalados en- el bello Y her
moso edifcio que desde hace mucho
tempo ocup6 la FARMACIA DEL
DEPARTAMENTo DE SANDAL.
iProgreso que Sc impone en- todos
los 6rdenes de la vidal.
Los esfuerzos mdltiples del doc
tor Martin o. de La Rosa, Jefs del
Neg. Enfs. Transm., combinados
con los del senior Francisco Calde-
ron, joven trabajador, inte1igente
y active, han coronado ell exito;
hemos visto realizarse los dorados
suenos de este personal que cons
tituye ell Negociado de Enfermeda-
des Transmisi sibles. Calder6n es de
esa clase de hombres que luchar
por Ell progreso y bienestar del pue
bio. Ell es Inspector de Sanidad V
ademas Secretario del doctor de ia
Rosa. Sc olvido un dia del cargo de
Inspector -Secretario y cogi6 la bro
cha y las herramientas, como pue-
de hacerlo un pintor un carpin-
tero, y en- POGO tempo reform6 ell
Cuarentenario. Ultimamente nos pre-
paro una regia oficina con ell con-
fort que demandan las circunstan-
cias. Y aqui estamos a les 6rdenes
del que nos quiera visitar.
FL personal del Negociado de En-
fermedades Transmisibles esta com
puesto de un corto nilmero de bien
escogidos oficiales. Voy dar sus
nombres para conocimiento del lee
tor: DR.. Martin o. de la Rosa, DR..
Abel de Juan, Jefe Y Sub. .iefe,
Francisco Calder6n, secretario, Miss
Edelmira Santana = Ramon Her
nandez, Jr., ofcinistas; Inspocto-
res Vacunadores, Felipe Quinones
Ruiz y Luis Arana sagnet; Tnspec-
torres del Negociado, Francisco Co.
rrea ~. rln servidor.
De la competencia del DR.. Martin
o. de la Rosa va he hablado desde
las columnas del inlportante diario
la Correspondence de Puerto RI
CO... Todo Puerto Rico conoce il
hombre habiI y maravilloso que
constituye la alta mural'a que i'm
pide Ell paso de las intermediates
transmisibles que en- forma de epi-
demias surgen cada paso en- es-
ia isla. El Sub-jefA. doctor Abel
de Juan, es otro de esos hombres
que Iuchan Y vencen en- esos bro
tes epidemicos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-05

A las seis Y cuarenta de La tar
de de aver (agosto S1) Sc desarro-
n6 un conato de incendio en- el
bazaar de ropa del senior Bartolome
Lopez Gordian, situado en- la calle
Font Martelo de esta ciudad. A la
VOC de fuego, un contingenrs de
personas Sc personaron en- ol s.'io
que parecia ser paste de las ia
mas y gracias la hgereza con
que Sc trabaj6 Sc sofoc6 con gran
presteza Ell fuego evitandose de es-
to modo que tuviese Ia ciudad que
lamentar fatales consecuencias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-05
BAUTISMO EN-
LA GUADALUPE

En- la tarde de aver Sc llev6 a
efecto en- la iglesia de la Qua
dalupe, ell bautismo de la bella Sc
norita Lila Niglialioni, de 18 amos,
Fueron padrinos nuestros estima-
dos amigos Alfredo Schmidt Y do
fla Maria Criado. Despues de Ia
ceremonial los invitados fueron OBJ
sequiados espl6ndidamente en- ID
casa de los padrinos, Gale Pro
testante n1mero nueve. q
Buena suerte le deseamos a la
linda cristiana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-05

local procedente de las bocas de
incendio y destruction tctal de I'm
negocio que horas ante5 era orgu-
llo de la ciudad, pues estaba bien
surtido Y en- el podria encontrar
cuanto deseaba el clieuts. Lamen-
tamos hondamente este .ncidente.
CoRREsPoNsAL.
Humacao, 9I125.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-05

Desde Ell dia primero del corrien-
te, han dado principle las mAtrf-
culas de los alumnos de la Alta Es-
cuela notandose ya gran anima-
cion en- ell ejercito estudiantil cue
en- la entrante semana empezara de
nuevo La ardua tarea que les aguar
da en- las aulas escolares.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-05
JUAN P. BLANCo

Sc encuentra nuevamente entire
nosotros despues de haber pasado
una temporada de tres meses en-
los Estados Unidos, ell culto ms
pector de escuelas seilor Juan B.
Blanco, quien acompana su be-
LA esposa.
Enviamos a los esposos Blanco
un saludo cordial de bienvenida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-05

Ha sido nombrado asentista niu-
nicipaI, ell sefior Ramon Buffl, per-
soma que goza de sinpatia5, por
sus prendas personales. Exito lie
deseamos en- su empleo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-05

A juzgar por las manifestacio-
mes que hemos recogido. ell suceso
ocurri6 accidentalmente, saliendo el
fuego de la cocina, Y dado a que
existian innumerables trajes de Sc
fioras colgados en- Ell plaf6n di6 NO
two a que fuera materia facil de
combustion y produjera ell consi-
guente fuego, que no paso de una
alarma Y mucha aqua lnvadi6 cl
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-05
Una COnOCida Dana de Ia IsIa ID
StO. Domingo Sufre de Eczema
Durante z Amos y POr Fin En-
C0ntr0 ell Remedio lnfaIibIe.

Ha leido I'd
las cartas sema
males, escritas
canoS, en- las
que refren ls
historic de sus
sufrimientos
por enferuaeda.
des de la piel. y
la forma enqut
Sc aliviaron? He
aquf unas cuan.
t a s lfneas to.
madas de una
carta del SE
Juan v. Chalas
de San Pedro
de Macoris, 9
quien I'd. puede
escribir, 81 as,
10 desea. -
ZEN nornbre
de mi madre, ls
Sra. Florentins
de
Can aYrrocar &"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-05
EUGENIo LECoMPTE

Ha regresado de Aibonito nota-
blemente mejorado, nuestro apre-
ciado amigo Lcdo. Eugenio Lecomp
te, quien asumi6, inmediatamente,
sus deberes como Auditor y sni-
cipal.
Nos alegramos muchos de su
pronta mejoria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-05

GAOOS A SAN JUAN, z. b. POh
Ell vAPoR CATHERINE EN- Sc
TTEMBRE 8, 1925 PRoCEDENTEs
DE LA REPUBLIcA DoMI-
NICANA
| M
Luisa Garcia VIDA. de Ferran.
Luisa Ferran Garcia
Rafaela Garcia
Alice Cummings
Julia Luisa Cummings
Domingo Cummings
Ricardo Molinary
John T. Packard
Maria E. Conde
Angel Julia
Providencia de Rumberg
Segundo Zeda
Manuel Cabrera
Tomasita FrancescM Oliver
Gavino Vega Jr.
Pedro Perez
Antonio Mir
Catalina Mir =
Jose Antonio Mir
Altagracia Mir
Rafael Mir
Eusebio Enrique Goico
Enrique A. Quifones
Enrique Quinones Jr.
Maria Celeste Quihones y
Ella e. Payne
Serafna Perez
Mile E. Steele
Ldia Steele Z =
Gabriel Soto
Juan Mayoral
Carmen Vida. Gotarrodona
Ill
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-05

Del personal de la Ofciua miss
Edelmira Santana, muchaeha traba-
jadora y si1npatica, Ramon Herman
dez, Jr., buen muchacho, cbediente
y trabajador) puedo informar que
esta bien preparado, lue comparte
con nosotros la ruda labor del Ne
gociado.
De los Inspectores del Negociado
(Luis Arana segnet Felipe Quifio-
mes Ruiz y Francisco Correa) deEo
decir que son muchachos exper-
tos, competentes y excelentes fun
cionarios que Sc han distinguido Ell
todos los brotes epid6uiicos. De r1i...
icallo!
La Superintendent del Hospital
Cuarentenario, Miss Carmen vaz-
quez es La Superintendent del Hos
pital Cuarentenario. Ella ha fl ga
do entire ell personal que fu6 a III
ciudad de Ponce a combatir la cpl
demia de febre tifoidea, surgida
dos veces ALI. Ella dirigi6 er am
bas ocasiones la direction del Hos
pital de Emergencia establecido en-
el Hospital Tricoche. Y en- ell Qua
T; ntenario es ell alma que lieva Ia
OF de aliento a los enfermos. Els
abnegada, es noble.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-05
DIRECTORIO
PROFESSIONAL
DIR. JOSE VICENTE
CIRUJANO-DENTISTA

Especialista de la Sociedad EspaHlo
la de Auxilio Mutuo y Benefeencia
Horas de Oficina:
z a IL A. N. y 1870 a 5 p. n.
San Justo S3 (altos de El Louvre0
Telefono 240. San Juan. p. 3
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-05
4sAMBLEA NACToNALIsTA

J FL dfa 6 del corriente Sc llevara
a efecto en- ell teatro "Broadway't
la asanIblea nacionalista convocada
por ell presidente del partido, Lcdo.
Marcos Morales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-05
Ell DIR. E. GARCIA LASCcT,
MISS ANA LUIsA MUNoz.

FL doctor E. Garcia Lasco5. cele-
bre que Sc ha hecho en- la ap1ica-
ci6n de la prueba de "Schick'' en-
los niiios de las escuelas, es buen
funcionario, gran amigo del Negc-
ciado y medico excelente. Esa SON
risa que We usted siempre en- sus
labios es Ell refejo de 10 que SIT CO.
raz6n siente: iSalud para La huna-
nidadi
Miss Ana Luisa Munoz es su En-
fermera Auxihar. Es una mrcha-
cha buena y trabajadora. Eua es
una gran ayuda para nosotros. Stem
pre- La vereis dispuesta a todo.
Para terminar expreso todos
mis- companeros y Jefes muchos
amos de vida y larga estancis er
los puestos que dignamente ocupan.
Sebastian A. DIAZ,
Jefe Inspector.
verano de 1925.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-05
oE LA COSTA SUR

Oe nuestrO Redactor en- Ponce)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-05

RELACIoN DE PASAJERoS LIE
GADos A SAN JUAN, P. R. PoR
Ell vAPoR CATHERINE EN- Sc
TTEMBRE 8, 1925 PRoCEDENTES
DE LA REPUBLIcA DoMI-
NICANA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-05

gratitud por los resultados completes obtenidos
en- su case con Lavol. Durante muchos aiioS
sufrio de una enfermedad de la piel, aur
cuando contabamos con los mejores doctoreS
hacer para aliviar su mai. Pero por fin ahora
gracias LavoL Sc encuentra lcompleta y
absolutament bien.'' t
Podemos enviar I'd. el.reIato de casos en-
Su propia poblacion. Pida mas Testimonies:
mejor todavfa, compre hoy misIno unfrasco de
Iavol. para que sufrir otro rnouento mas
eA tormento de la comezon? Este iiduido oepu.
rativo y cicatrizante hara desaparecer su enier-
farmacia TN frasco TIN folleto de Eavol
New Britain herald., 1925-01-23

Everybody reads the Herald classified ads.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-23
GIRL SCOUT NEWS

The following members were present at the New Britain Girl Scout luncheon and council meeting; Mrs Charles r. Chase. Mrs. Charles Coale, Mrs. r. F. Gross, Mrs. c. r. Hale, Mrs, John >C. Loomis, Mrs William Marsand. Mrs. Everett proudman, Mrs. Joseph Began, Mrs l.. P. Slade. and Mrs. Leon A. Sprague. Miss Agnes Johnston and Mrs. Harry Miles were present from lthe officers association, Mrs, Sprague, commissioner, presided at the business meeting. It was voted to carry on q Girl Scout health trail and to make three awards 10 the three girls showing the greatest phy- sical improvement. The first will be two weeks at camp. the second one week at camp. and the third three days at camp. Mrs, Marsland was Appointed council representative for ! the Leaders association. It was voted to hold q Girl Scout cookie week Girls. be ready to make cookies by the dozens when your captain gives you the word. An nouncement was made of the nation- al Girl Scout convention to be held in Boston. May 20 to 23, also train ing week May 25 to 30, It is hoped that there will be large represen- tation from New Britain for this con- vention.
 The Leaders ssoclatlo- will meet next Monday evening at 7:30 at the scout office. All troop leaders should be present and all interested in scouting will be most welcome.
 A new editorial staff has been or
New Britain herald., 1925-01-23
CLERGYMAN THREATENED
stamford Russian Orthodox Minister Reports Getting Letter From the "Red Hand"

Stamford, Conn. Jan. 23. Rev. John Dorsch, pastor of the Russian Orthodox church has notified postal officials of receipt of a letter de- scribed by him as threatening" in which the red hand international committee" instructed him to en- close three $10 bills in an envelope and mail it 10 Switzerland. The let ter was mailed in Chicago. It was written in Russian, and stated, &C., cording to the clergyman that if he told the police about the matter that he would be watched and that the family would be harmed. He, him. self might be blown up or poisoned.
 MT. Dorsch came here four years from Berlin. N. H. He Is said to have had trouble with some mem- bers of the congregation because of their radical ideas and he is said to have made them give up member ship. He also says that he had pre- viously received objectionable let ters.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-23

ganized for the Girl Scout newspa- per. the following members serving: Editor, Gladys Hogaboom: troop news, Betty Fox. assisted by Harriet Alice; drum corps news, Ruth Gib- ney; jokes and puzzles, Marjorie Potts. literary department. Irene lIaigis. assisted by Grace Smith. Each troop reporter should be prompt in sending In troop news, The staff will meet tho first Tuesday in each month. ..
 Second class scouts of Troop 5 are taking turns assisting their captain at the opening ceremony of troop meetings. .s
 Troop 4, Berlin, is planning n parent and friend exhibition night. giving various scout activities and stunts.
 Troop ., Center church Is plan ming a play to be given in tke early spring,
 Troop Central Junior High Is giving a party to the scouts of Troop II, Newington Children's Home tonight. Patrol No. will give a short play, made up by the members of the patrol.
 Brownie Pack No. i of Berlin darned stockings at its last pack meeting.
 Those who have enjoyed Gene stratton-Porter's stories of outdoor life will be interested to know that one of the last things she wrote was the following tribute 10 the girl and boy scouts: "There is no one ele- ment of our civilization today for which l am more devoutly thankful than the boy and girl scouts. This movement IS absolutely and in its en- tirety one of the very best elements of our civilization of today and no
New Britain herald., 1925-01-23
VISITING NURSES MEET
Committees Report Nearly 10000 Visits in Year-Officers Elected For. 1925.

The annual meeting of the Visit ing Nurse association was held yes terday afternoon at the First Con- gregational church. There were re- ports from the committees and 1t was shown that six nurses visited q.439 infants. The association spent $13,000 during the year.
 Officers were elected as follows: President, Mrs Ernest NJ. Smith; first vice president, Mrs. liartwell A.. Taylor; second vice-president, Mrs. A. J. sloper; secretary, Mrs. J. 5. Thomson; treasurer, Mrs. George T. KimbaI; directors for three years, Mrs. Harry NJ. Bates, Mrs. Gardner C. Weld, Mrs, F. s, Chamberlain, Mrs. Herbert L. Mills, and Mrs. Rob- ert Parsons.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-23

one can do too much to show his thankfulness for the kind of citizens these boy and girl scouts are going to make. There are no pains too great to take, no amount of money too large to spend to accomplish the end of making our boys and girls honest. conscientious, considerate of others. loyal and patriotic American citizens"
New Britain herald., 1925-01-23
WIND DRIFTS SNOW
ID Winsted Way People Are Having
 to Dig Themselves Out-Roads 
 Are Blocked.

Winsted, Jan. 2S. = High winds during the night so badly drifted the snow on the hin roads in this sec- tion that 1t is believed many hilltops will be inaccessible as observation points. for the eclipse. Many persons intended to climb to the top of R1att's hill, which Is the highest and bkst point near here to see the eclipse but today the road was blocked. The town authorities are trying to break out some roads.
 The weather was very cold this morning, 10 below being an aver age here. In the Highland lake dis tr;ct it was IS degrees below. Nor folk reported Is below and satan's Kingdom was warmer at below.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-23
'. NJ, II, A. NOTES

An important meeting of the Y. M H. A was held last night at the clubrooms on Main street
 A private dance is being planned for February 1 at tho United hall Invitations arc being extended to Hartford. Bristol and Meriden Y's.
 A whist tournament is about to take place between the ''Y" boys and the Disabled Veterans bureau. The challenge has been thrown and accepted by both organizations.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-23
Armed Men Take Loot
 { Of S11.0O0 at Albany

ssAlbany, N. r., Jan. 2S.-Three armed men held Up a group of men in room near the business section here last night and escaped in a waiting automobile with cash and Jewels valued at $t1,O00. The cash taken was reported to the police as tetalling $8,000, and the jewelry in cluded two diamond rings and a scarf pin.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-23
SICK MAN MURDERED.
Canton Chinaman Believed Victim of
 Tong War Feud.

Canton, O., Jan, 2s.--Believed . victim of the Tong war which has been in progress for months, Moy Quong, 40, 0 laundryman. was shot to death last night as heslay i'll on 8 bed. in the cellar of Chinese room- ing house here.
 Lee Juone of Massillon and Ham Sheuk. who told police he found the body, are being held by police as wit neSses.
 Moy Quong met his death soon after he had received a mysterious telegram.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-23

The popularity of product is proof positive of it's quality. Bakers Certi- fled Flavorlng Extracts are the big gest selling extracts in New England. -s-advt.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-23

Bargains for everybody Her aid classified ad dept.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1925-12-11
JUNGLE PATS" ANNEXATION SCHEME

Il see ny the papers that Senator
Patrick Henry Williams is rcvir-
ing his talk about anncXing Camden
County to puSQuotank he says that
if paSquotauk will annex Camden
and build hard surfaced roads in
Camden County, that Camden Coun'
ty farm lands will double i'll value
overnight" said the Soda Jcrker.
Senator Williams should be an
authority on real estate values and
possibilities in Camden; he IS Il
Camdenizcn himself and owns lot
OF real estate in Camden County.
said the Bank Clerk.
is that why he wants us to annex
Camden County," inquired the Soda
Jerkcr.
THAT is perhaps one reason.
said the Bank Clerk; But his chief
reason is purely political. Mr.
Williams has turned to politics as Il
side line in recent years: he has
twice represented his district in thc
State Senate and the experience mas
whcttcd his appetite. He has be
come ambitious and thinks that hc
could control the politics OF PaS'
uuotank County if he could annex
Camden and bring the Camden vote
over 70 him. You know these Cam
dcnizcns are the greatest clanSmcr
in tho world; they work and vote
together as solidly for ono Nt ihelr
own clan as the colored brethren dc
for the party Of Abraham Lincoln
and with no more reason"
But" interrupted the Soda Jerk
or 81 understand Senator Williams
10 say that bis annexation scheme
might have succeeded as far bach
as two wears ago if it hadn't found
50 much opposition from Camder
County politicians who don't want tt
he thrown out of their jobs by max
in~ ono courthouse and one set o.
officers do for both counties.
"Mr. Williams is wrong" said tb'
Eonk Clerk: Ills greatest opposl
tion will come. not from the Office
holders of Camden, but from the OF
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1925-12-11
AND THIS WAS THE END
OF A GREAT SENSATION
Ford Fined $2J For Having Liquor
in His Attic; Cases Against
All the Rest Dismissed

Jesse K. Ford. engineer to the Pas
Quotank Highway Commission, was
convicted Of having liquor in his
possession and fined So In the
County Court Monday morning. W.
&. Topping. Frank &. Paine. w. w.
Dudley, Parker Morgan. Wm. Cot
ter, Wilford Dean, Harry Jtnes.
Mrs. W. G.. Topping, Misses Louise
Davenport and Bculah Ambrose.
who were arrested by the police in
a raid on Ford's home on West
Church st. Sunday morning. Nov.
%. were dismissed, the court hold
Ing that there was not sufficient evi.
dcncc to convict them Of the charges
of disordcrly conduct gaming, ctc.'
with which they We're charged. Miss
Ella Wheeler, another woman de
fcndant in the case, was not IN court
and was fined so for her non-ap'
pearancc.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1925-12-11
SHELTON SCOTT STAYS
ON HIGHWAY COMM.
Politicians Who Don't Like His Rug
ged Honesty and Independence
Couldn't DislOdge Him

:. G.. Scott, chairman of the Pas
QuOtank Highway Commission,
whose term Of office would expire
Jan. I. 1926 was reappointed by the
Board Of County Commissioners
Monday after spirited contest in
a Star Chamber proceeding. 1t was
not the idea of Chairman W. T..
Love of the Board of County Com
miSsioncrS that Mr.. Scott or Ii. r.
Sample, whose term Of office also
expires. should retain their places
on the Highway Commission. But
Scott won with four Of the seven
members of the Board of County
Commissioners for him. Sample
los tout. Mr.. Sample is succeeded
by B. F. Pritchard Of Newland
Township who is expected to make
a satisfactory appointee, J. w.
Perry of Okisko, whose present term
of Office expires Jan. 1st was reap
pointed without opposition.