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Doctor Is Witness

DR. Samuel E. carp, former State
Medical Association president, testi-
fled that Armitage's reputation for
truth and integrity was good.
John H. Ale, Veterans Bureau re-
gional manager, was called with the
record showing Achey's treatment in
Government hospital.
AS soon as he had taken the stand
the prosecution objected on the
ground that the Federal acts state
files and records shall be deemed
privileged and confidential except
to the claimant or his agent"
Judge James A. Collins ruled that
it was not proper to go into the
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Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported stolen to
police belong to:
Kerott Ashjian. 1924 Cornelius
Ave; Ford, 5O6-537; from North and
Illinois SITS.
David Baysinger, Ft. Benjamin
Harrison; Ford, 574-192; from Capt.
tol Ave. and Market St.
William F'rick, 1854 Ludlow Ave;
Ford, SPILL, from De Loss and
Shelby SITS.
Jesse Jones, GAP S. Missouri St;
Ford, 562-94O from Richland and
Washington SITS,
]. O. Saule, 752 Fletcher Ave;
Ford, $4,000; from Georgia and IL
linois SITS.
IT. A Lavelle, 572O Lowell Ave-;
Willys-Knight, 512-142. from Ver-
mont and Meridian SITS.
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APPOINTED AT WABASH
Monticello Man to Have Charge
Public Speaking.

BIZ United Press
CRAWFORDSVILLEs Ind. May 3.
-Myron Phillips, Monticello, will be-
come a member of the Wabash
faculty next year, it has been an
nounced.
He will have charge of freshman
classes in public speaking.
President L. B. Hopkins also an
nounced that this year for the first
time in the history Of the college
there will be no regular speaker for
the commencement exercises. In
stand two members of the senior
class will deliver orations. The COM
mencement will be held June 10 in
stead of IL, it was announced.
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Benjamin /. Wheeler
Is Dead in Vienna
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
BERKELEY, Cal, May 3.-Benja-
min 1. Wheeler, 70. president emeri-
tus of the University Of California,
who died today in Vienna, had been
travelling for the last year in Eu-
rope.
He was accompanied abroad by
his wife and son, Benjamin, most of
the time being spent in Spain.
DIR. Wheeler was in poor health
when he left California and it was
largely in hopes that the trip would
improve his condition that he decid-
ed on the tour.
The Wheelers were expected to re-
turn to Berkeley this summer.
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BACK HOME AGAIN

Automobiles reported found by po-
lice belong to:
Curley Bennett, 1913 w. Four
teenth ST.; Ford; found at 91S N.
Capitol Ave.
Harry N. Andrews, 1907 N. New
Jersey ST.; Ford; found at 800 Wa
Ohio st. ~
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BOY, IL, STAYS GIRL, 10
Fires Rife After Child Threw Stone
at Him.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
STEELTON, Pa, May g.
Angered when a 10-yearold Negro
girl threw stones at him, William
Urich, IL, shot and killed the girl
with a small target rifle. He was
arrested today after police had
searched eight hours for him. A
charge of murder has been placed
against him.
Norma Gray. the slain child, was
walking near here with two COM
panions when Urich was en-
countered, The boy and girl became
involved in an argument and Norma
threatened to throw a stone q
Urich. The girl threw the stone ~
missed. Urich is said to have fired
the bullet striking Norma in the
head, killing her instantly.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-03
Legal Notices

NOTICE OF THE SALE OF MARION
COUNTY ROAD BONDS
The undersigned treasurer of Marion
County, State of Indiana. at his office in
the courthouse of said county will up to
10 o'clock in the forenoon of May 20,
1927. receive sealed bids for the purchase
of the following described road improve
ment bonds. to-wit:
Frank Z. Mann ct al Free Gravel Road.
Marion County, Indiana County unit in
the total principal sum of $4,000 90
dated Jan. J.. 1927, divided into twenty
equal series of ten bonds each. each bond
in the principal sum of $4,000. bearing
interest at the rate of 4 y per cent per
annum. The first series to mature and be
payable on the 18th day of May. 1928.
and one series. principal and interest. each
six months thereafter until all are paid.
Authorized by the said board of commits
sioners TO provide the funds to pay for
the construction of highway in said
county on petition of Frank +. Mann ct al.
The sale thereof shall continue from day
to. day after the above named date until
said bonds are sold
Said bonds will be sold to the highest
and best bidder thereof at not less than
the full face value thereof, including the
accrued interest.
The right is reserved to reject any and
all bids.
E. A. RAMSAY.
Treasurer Marion County, Indiana
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Treasurer Marion County, Indian
v g. 10 1927
NOTICE OF The SALE OF MARION


The undersigned Treasurer. of Marion
County, State of Indiana. will. up to the
hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon of the
goth day of May, 1927, at his office in the
courthouse of said county. in the City of
Indianapolis. receive sealed proposals for
the purchase of the following described
bonds:
William Rooster ct al. Free Gravel Road
Bonds. Perry Township, Marion County,
Indiana, in the principal sum of $4,000,
dated Jan. 1. 1927 bearing interest at the
rate of "A per. cent per. annum, divided
into. twenty equal series of five bonds each
cipal and interest to mature and be pay
able May Is. 1928, and one series. princi-
pal and interest each. six months there
after until all are paid. All payable at
the office of the undersigned.
The sale thereof will continue from day
TO day after the above named date until
all of said bonds are sold. Said bonds
have been is ned pursuant to the laws of
Indiana and ! order of the Board of Com
missioners OF said County to provide the
funds to pay the cost of construction of
highway on said township on petition of
William Rooster ct al
The. right is reserved to reject any or
all bids.
E. A. RAMSAY,
Treasurer Marion County. Indiana.
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SHANK WITNESS
FOR ARM|TAGE
Continued From Page y

ran a gambling house?" Shank was
asked.
Eyes he ran it. He said So"
the former mayor declared. "Why,
say, / tried TO catch him several
times while i was mayor. But
they were too good for me down
there"
Remy asked Shank il he would
change his mind about Armitage's
truthfulness if he knew that Ar
mitage, when arrested on gambling
charges, pleaded not guilty, but later
was convicted.
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Helm Wnnfed-MnLe
Help Wanted Female

4 STENOGRAPHER. Must be neat appear
ing and have pleasant personality. Some
sales experience will be beneficial as posi-
, tion calls for some sales work. Wonderful
opportunity for advancement and to learn
one of Che best paying professions Write
stating age, salary expected and three ref
erences Box @ 100. care of Times
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ing, window-draping, acknowledging
woman, after all.
In addition to giving a rather un-
lovely glimpse Of her own DISPOSE
and bit shrew-
ish-thereby losing sympathy, the
old.fashioned girl seemed to have
changed quite bit since Friday.
At that time she modestly preferred
garment" to corset" but now she
talks quite freely Of illicit relations
with Judd Gray on their third meet
ing and enumerates the number OF
times after that.
Explains Easily
Nimble and 1alert in her sparring
for time; ready almost too ready
with explanations as to the meanings
of answers; clever, shrewd, she seems
no trusting little housewife ready to
fall victim to Judd Gray, but cool,
level headed woman who could hold
her own with any man, and Coo
help the devil who angered her!
She seems more at home with
check stubs, safety boxes and insur.
ance policies than you would expect
from a dear little mother in Subur4
bia.
And her exact calculations as I'd
her prospective income A per cent on
one hundred thousanO rendered un.
plausible her sweetly trusting states
ment that the insurance company
had deceived her about the cash sur.
render value Of the policy. A deag
that, but not a woman who can do
long division in her head.
Knows Her Dollars 81
It's interesting to note that heR
property sense is highly developeds
her scorn for Judd Gray reaches it's
peak when she sneers that he paid
back only $25 Of the $500 he borrowed
from her. Her testimony Friday,
sobbed with my baby" but now it
rings with my money"
So keenly, in fact, does she feel
on the subject Of returning property
that when asked why she gave into
the hands of the man who was
threatening to murder her husband,
and even naming the day, the very
instrument Of his death (the sash
weight she responded primly:
ut was his, and L felt it should
go back to the one it belonged to-"
Coin Clinks
We have called her the marble"
woman, but perhaps it should be
metal for there runs throughout
her testimony the clinlling Of coin
and her voice has cold metallic
ring.
1t is possible to interpret her
testimony in terms of her voice and
expression. She was nervous over
the insurance, clasped and unclasped
her hands, moistened her lips again
and again, but answered decisively
money is her own field.
A good witness-maybe too good.
Copyright, 1927. by New York Teegram)
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ONLY SEQ DOWN

VII PIVV ~ w
and $26 per mo-: a beautiful new SUBJ
urban home: nice rooms. upstairs and
3 down, large front and rear porches. ce-
ment foundation, finely decorated. elegent
elect. fixtures. large garage, chicken house
and u acre lot. near corner of Terrace and
Emerson Ave, close to transportation,
schools and churches, drive one and one
son Ave, or call Drexel 3642-3 Open
from till 80 D. m. BERT WILHELM.
TINES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS
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BOssed Police

Eyes. sir" Shank replied.
And the police department has
a lot to do with controlling gambling
places, doesn't it?"
Eyes, sir"
And you knew he was a profess
sional gambler them"
Yes. sir"
Shank was followed on the stand
by William Chestnut. 81 Grandview
Dr., of the Wangelin-Sharp Com
pany automobile dealers. Chestnut
had just answered Inman's question
that his firm sells Lincoln automo-
biles when Remy objected to his testi-
mony because he had been in the
courtroom while Shank was on the
stand.
Walter c. Meyers, an advertising
salesman residing at the Brevort
Hotel, testified that he saw man
talking to Achey in Military Park
for a minute or two, bat that he
did not know him. Achey has
testified that he met Armitage in
that park.
The witness denied that he had
been convicted Of bootlegging in
1921. But said that he had been
arrested for driving while in
toxicated.
Police Record Read
A police court record showing
twenty-six arrests against John A.
McGilovary, 644 Russell Ave, the
next Armitage witness, who said that
he sold whistles, balloons and tops,
and testified as to the past reputa-
ton of Achey.
The list Of arrests against Nc
Gilovary was read by John w. Holtz-
mann, special prosecutor.
'Achey's reputation is bad was
the testimony of William Rice, Ne
gro, SAL Bright St. whosaid he was
the custodian of a soft drink place
at 22S and 23S Indiana Ave. He de-
MED Holtzman's accusation Of being
a lookout" for gambling houses.
The witness said, 81 have never
been convicted but once and don't
remember how many times I've been
arrested"
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Legal Notices

S~~~~~c~~->~~~~s~~ ~~~~S~eSNeN~e~S~>s
WE viii sell a Ford roadster. motor No.
11656099, on May 10 for storage
charges. wANGELIN-SHARP CO.. 443
Virginia Ave.
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Death Notices

DAvEY, JEFFIE-Age 55 years. beloved
N wife of Frank Davey, mother of Will
liam, Leo and Robert Davey, Mrs; Hazel
Perrell,. Katherine Fuller, Marguerite and
Dick, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Fultz, passed away Monday. May 2 at the
residence. 551 W. wilkins st. Funeral
Friday, May g, from the home at 2 D. m.
Friends invited. Burial in Crown Hill
cemetery.
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125 ACRES; best corn land. with good
house and barn; within four miles of
Columbus, Ind. ALBERT G. NEWSON.
II. r. No 10.
FARMS; large and small, to exchange for
city property MIR. GRAYSON, 407
Fidelity Trust Bldg. Riley 1912. N.
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Miscellaneous Wanted

HOUSE cleaningf Your surplus clothing
furniture, magazines. papers will help
us to help others. Salvation Army Indus
trial Home. Phone for wagon. Riley
1922 1877 W Georgia
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Situations Wanted Male

PAPER CLEANING, 81 room floors re-
finished; experienced. Bel 0437-M.
MAN and. wife want office cleaning at
night. Lin. 3611.
MAN and wife, chauffeur, cooking and
housework Ran 1866
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Real Estate for Exchange

TO TRADE for Indianapolis property; g.
room modern bungalow and u acre lot
in Wilkinson. 140 S. Ritter Ave.
FOR sale. trade or rent; S-room modern
for south or east property or small
farm. i2409 Ashland.
TRADE YOUR LOT-As down payment.
cottage. BUNGALOW or double. Main 1875
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RUTH OVERPLAYS |
ROLE AS WITNESS

Continued From Page u
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Situations Wanted Female

sNNsN~~N1N~>NNN|>|~NN|~ ~>|~>T@S">~>|
COLORED lady wants morning work.
washing ironing, cleaning. Ran. 6528.
CURTAINS to launder: all kinds: special
: care 1915 N Illinois. Ran. 1900
AGIRL, experienced wants half day or day
\ work References Lin. SS55 u
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Rooms for Kent


BLVD PL., 3124: LOVELY RIM: PRI.
+ MODERN HOME. HAIR. 1921.
BRADSHAW. S24; front room: private en-
trance close in. DreX. 4591-R.
BROADWAY. 2446; room and garage; no
other roomers. Har. 1874,
COLLEGE, 2413: 2 sleeping rooms; pleas
ant home. Ken, 5291.
least front rm.; mod. priv. home; garage |:
gentleman. Try. 4577-R.
EAST; nicely furn. rm. priv. home; garage
opt. Riley 2204.
HARTFORD. 1245; 2 gentlemen. or lady;
modern private home nicely furnished.
,nrex. $500.
NEW JERSEY. N. 743: one room. down
stairs gentlemen preferred. Lin. 1885.
NORTH, E.. 2O7; nicely furn.. cool rm.
gentleman preferred. Lin COOS.
PRATT. T.. PIG: nicely furn. mod. rms
pri. hMe. meals opt; walk. dist. Ii. 6S07
RURAL, $50 n: attractive. modern room.
Webster 1924.
SHELBY. 1412; modern; lady Employed
pri. FAM: home privileges. DR.. 5930'R.
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Forms for Sale

BIG CITY LOTS, 140x160: raise chickens
and garden; IS gives possession. Ken
5OSO
The Washington times., 1927-03-07
NJ D n I GOME.RV
RREMTIES

ROCKVILLE, Nd. March IA
representative Of the Baltimore Of.
flee Of the United States Internal
Revenue Bureau will be In Rock.
vile tomorrow, Wednesday and
Thursday to assist in making out
income tax returns, at the Mont
gomery County National Bank
Building.
The Rev. william F. Harding,
of Washington, spoke in the Pres
byterian Church at Barnestown
yesterday morning in the interest
of Near East relief. The pastor.
the Rev. J. w. Louden. was i'll
According to announcement at
the office of the Montgomery county
farm bureau here, the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad Company and the
University Of Maryland extension
service are planning to equip a
Better Beef Special Train" to visit
county seats Of the State early in
April. The county committee, o.
w. Anderson, county agricultural
agent, and Lawrence A. Darby,
John W. Henderson, Calvin Bready.
Mrs. George p. Allnutt. David r.
GLAND and c. o. Nicols. IL CO.
operating.
A committee representing All az.
ricultural clubs Of Montgomery
county Is preparing for the annual
banquet to be held In April in the
high school building at Gathers
burg.
Union evangelistic services started
Ia the Southern Methodist Church,
Clarksburg, last night, with the
Rev. William B. Waters, of Rock.
vile, in the pulpit. Special music
was sung by a large choir. The
meetings are expected to continue
several weeks.
The Blair Citizens Association
will meet tonight in the Takoma
Park-Sllver Spring High School
The Rev. Clarence Parker, rector
of st. Johns Episcopal Church,
Bethesda; c. Harry Hites. Wash
ington newspaper man. and Edwin
Bateman Morris, author. Of Alta
Vista, have been announced as the
judges for the essay contest among
public school children Of the county
arranged by the Col. Tench Tighl.
man Chapter. Daughters Of the
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CITIZEN GROUPS
To ELECT

Five citizens associations will
make nominations for the citizens
Advisory Council tonight.
An illustrated lecture on the his.
tory of Washington viii be given
by Hermon C. Metcalf before the
Manor Park Association meeting in
the Whittier School. ]. B. Gordon,
sanitary engineer Of the District,
will speak on the extension OF the
Piney Branch sewer through Manor
Park.
The establishment Of a municipal
airport is one of several questions
which will come up before the Du-
pont Circle Association this after.
noon at Rauscher's.
District Commissioners Dougherty
and Taliaferro will address the
Northwest Suburban Association in
the Janney School, Forty-First and
Albermarle Streets.
Local needs will be considered at
a meeting OF the Citizens Associa-
ton Of Takoma Park, d. c., in the
Takoma Library.
The question OF chartering the
Devonshire Down Association will
be considered at a meeting of the
Sixteenth Street Highlands Associa-
ton in the Sixth Presbyterian
Church.
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her fathers fortune. estimated at
ss.OOO.OOO.
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500 To ATTEND.
STAG NIGHT

Approximately 600 members and
guests OF the American War Vet
Grams Club viii hold stag night at
the Arcadia, Fourteenth Street and
Park Road, tomorrow night at s
O'Clock.
A number of members OF Congress
and many high ranking officers of
the Army and Navy will be guests.
Three exhibition boxing bouts
have been arranged by frankie
Mann. Other entertainment includes
Kin Carroll. the Misses Gladman ana
Oulahan, the four Gladding sisters,
Zoo Kenny and Sergeant Mcdonald,
the blind baritone.
Lieut.. Floyd G. Caskey. chairman
Of the entertainment committee. will
be assisted by Major Roy e. Hughes
and Paul Griee.
Surplus proceeds will be devoted
to the welfare work of the Vincent
B. Costello Legion, which are CO.
operating in the program.
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the belief that Il may be that Of
Erdman Olson. Prairie dn chien
farmers son being sought in con-
nection with the death Of, his
sweetheart. last September.
Peter A. Connors. head Of the
homicide squad, reported the descrips
ton Of the youth who took his own
life in a rooning house here
taIIies almost exactly with that
given him BY wisconsin authorl,
ties as Olson's.
"a revolver, found beside the
body, is being checked by police
in an effort to determine where IT
was purchased.
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Walter Reed Patients
To See Y. M. TIT. A. Show

Patients at Walter Reed Hospital
tonight will see a pre.view of the
twelfth annual Y. NJ. H. A. min.
strel show. which will be given its
first public presentation tomorrow
night at the Jewish Community
Center.
John Baldwin, blackface come.
dian, is the director and will play an
endman role. Andrew L. Oehmann
Is in charge OF the music and his
orchestra will play for the perform.
ance and the dance to follow.
Alec Matthews, Ethel Norwood
Helen Dick, Flora Alpert and Eva
Rosenbloom are being featured in
specialties. Sis Cohen and Eleanor
Patlen will give an original version
OF the Blackbottom, called the
Foggybottom.
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The Blair Citizens Association
will meet tonight in the Takoma
Park-Silyer Spring High School
auditorium.
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GObel Heiress to Wed
M. McGarrY. Ad, Man

NEW YORK, March 7.--Miss
Helen Gobel. heiress to the millions
left by Adplpb Gobel, sausage king.
Is to be married in Paris shortly to
Mark McGarry. New York adyertis
ing man and ART teacher, it became
known today. AdolpI GoBel, IT.,
brother Of the heiress confirmed
the report Of. the coming marriage.
McGarry il a native of Michigan
and graduate Of Columbia Univer-
sity. He lived in San Francisco for
some years,
BY the terms Of the Gobel win
Miss Gobel will inherit one-fifth 81
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NOrthcIiffe win Case
Closed. Courts Decide

LONDON, March 1.-THE court DC
appeals today refused the appIica.
Etion 81 Miss Louise Ownes for
reopening OF the NorthcIiffe win
case.
Mise Owens charged inal-adminis.
tration Of the estate Of Lord North
|cliffe some time ago and then with.
drew her case.
The lower courts recently refused
her the opportunity to reopen the
case.
OF German invention IS an electric
tractor to draw hand carts.
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SUICIDE YOUTH
MAY Be OLSON

~ International News Service
PITTSBURGH, March. Police
today awaited word from Wisconsin
authorities to whom they sent a
detailed description OF youth
whose body was brough to the
county morgIe. suicide, here, in
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VII Confer
With District Citizens

Senator Arthur Capper, chairman
Of the Senate District Committee,
will remain in Washington until
March 20, when he will return II his
home in Topeka, Kan.
Before sIe leaves she Capital he
will hold number OF conferences
With rega.'d to Distric. matters with
officials and citizens.
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DR.. Davis Heads Group
On Child Health Day

DR.. Hugh J. Davis. director. child
hygiene service, has been named by
Health officer William c.. Fowler
as chairman or the local COMMITTEES
promoting May Day as National
Child Health Day.
The first meeting OF the commit
tee win be held Thursday after.
noon at o'clock in the Social Serv.
Ice House, 1922 Eleventh st. NV
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BY the use Of improved types or
locomotives and better supervision
Of coal purchased the railroads or
the United States reduced their fuel
bills by $75.OOO.O00 last year.
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Help yourself TO d better position
through the use Of The Times and Her.
aid Classified Sectl0n--Heln Wanted
and Situation Wanted columns.
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Rivalry For
Electric Service
Competition Over Extension
of Power Companies at
SA Mays Landing

After working up the project I'M
TIL they had electrical service al
most within their grasp, residents
Of the territory Immediately west OF
Mays Landing, including Twin
Lakes and Bears Head, are threat
ened with defeat because of the
rivalry between two electric COM
panies. Aided by officials of Hamii-
ton township, they had finally won
APPROVAL by the Atlantic City Com
pary of an extension from Mays
Landing, through Twin Lakes and
Hears Head to Milmay, Dorothy and
Risley Following survey by the
Atlantic City company, the South
Jersey Power & Lighting Company,
operating several miles west of this
territory, quickly sent poles ana
had them erected on the Milmay-
Risley road, pre-empting the terri
tory.
Unless the Atlantic City com
pany can continue down to Risley
it will not extend to Twin Lakes
and Bear Head because of the
small amount of business, and the
South Jersey company. likewise,
will not come east on the Bears
Head road. An appeal will be made
TO the Public Utilities Commission
10 settle the dispute between the
two companies.