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Distr ict 1 - L e a n d e r C Aldr ich Franc i s J e r o m e , Arch iba ld O r w U e Liv ings ton B a l d w i n , F r a n k C. B iddw, ir George F . B a l d w i n . H a t h a w a y C. W r y , Carl B r o w n g a r d t , Creorge B r o w n g a r d t , L e w i a M a t t h e w B r o w n , John B r i n k e v i t z , Jwseph Baer , H a y -den J. C u n n i n g h a m , G a r r e t t B. C a r ­man, W i l l i a m W i l k i e O l l i n s , A n t o h o Cilli , V i U l e Cill i , R a n d o l p h H. D e Castro , E d m u n d P. E a t o n , G a l a n t e E m -i l io , H a r r y Id. F o r d h a m , Hiram • Fordha Francis. -tony Glowavenck , D o m i n i c k G r a c e , Pe ter F . H u g h e s , E d w i n Bai l ey H a l e , ell, Herber David H a n d , Michae l J. H u g h e s , E r n e s t H a v e n s , M a l c o l m V. H i l d r e t h , C larence N . H o w e l l , N o r m a n H a v e n s , J o h n Hurd , F r e d e r i c k H. H i n e s , J o s e p h J a -k u b o w s k i , M a u r i c e Richard Ki l loran , C larence E . K i n g , A n t o n y K o w a h k , John K o n d r a t o w i c z , Richard L. L y o n s , A l e x i s S. L y o n s , H a r o l d Braban Mor­r i s , J o h n A . McCla in , WiLfred L. Mot t , J a m e s M c M a h o n , jr . , G e o r g e McCar-ron, W i l l i a m A . McCla in , F l o y d C. Mott , O t t o C. M e t z g e r , H e r m a n Mein-e r t z h a g e n , jr. , J o s . S. McCarron , A r ­thur E v e r e t t Mi l l er , G e o r g e E . Mc-A v o y , H a r r y M. M c A v o y , J o s e p h Min-eiker, F r a n k H . M e t z g e r , W a d y s l a w O l j y e w s k i , J o s e p h P e n n o t t e t , F r a n k Louis P a l m e r , F r e d W . P u l v e r , L a w ­rence P . P l e a s a n t s , F r e s s i l l i Panf i lo , Y z n a c y P y z h o w s k i , C h a r l e s E d w a r d Ross , H a r r y S t e r n , E d m u n d D. Schaef -fer , Rudo lph H e l f r i c h S i g m u n d , John S z e l e d i n s , J o h n S z y m a n o w s k i , Haro ld E . T h o m p s o n , W a l t e r E . T h e u e r e r ,

l enn T h a y e r , L o r e n z o N . V a u g h n , R e g i n a l d H . V a n N o s t r a n d , John C. W e i g h t , F r e d e r i c k W. W i l s o n .

D i s t r i c t 2 — P a u l A s t r a i k i s , H e n r y A r m e t t a , H e r b e r t H. B r o w n , E d w a r d E l l s w o r t h ' B e n n e t t , W i l l i a m B o w e , Charles B r e w e r , jr. , W i l l i a m T. B r e w ­er, W a l t e r E l l i s o n B e v e r l y , H e n r y F r a n k B e c k m a n , . H a r r y Wi lbur Bab-cock, R a y m o n d S t a n a r d B a s s e n d e n , W i l l i a m B a s s e n d e n , J o h n B e d i y a n c , Joseph R r i g g s , A d o l p h B o u r g a r d , J o e Bucekocke , J o h n B u r k i m s h e r , John Patr ick Conne l ly , W a l t e r S t e p h e n Carr, H a r r y Cook, J o s e p h A u g u s t u s Carrol l , J o h n J o s e p h Col l ins , C h a r l e s A l o n z o C o l l y e r , C h a r l e s P a t r i c k Car­ter, J o h n C o s g r o v e , B a s i l Chi lds , J o ­seph C u n i g o n i s , J o h n R e g i n a l d Cuff, George H e n r y D e n s i n g , John E v e r e t t D e C a s t r o , H a r r y H o w a r d D u t c h e r , jr. , C larence E u g e n e D o w n s , W i l l i a m D o w n e s , J o n a s D o w i d a i t i s , S t a n i s l a v D u t k i e w i c k , R i z z i e r o D i c i v i s , A n g e l o Donato , J o s e p h P a u l E n g i g n e r i , Mon­roe K i n g E d w a r d s , S a l v a d o r e E n g e g -neri , A r t u r o F o r c u c c i , G e o r g e H. F a r ­ley , jr. , R o s s M o n t r o s e F a n n i n g , H e n r y Forucci , . J a m e s A . Gi lbr ide , G e o r g e Pau l G r a v e r , C h a r l e s F r a n c i s Gi l -bride, A n d r e w L e o Gi lbr ide , D o m c n i c o Gevanni l l i , C y r u s T . H a r t , J o s e p h Houtz , D a v i d H o u t z , M a k l i m Hudi -acki , M o r t i m e r R e u b e n Jaffe , E d w a r d Le R o y K i n g , W i l l i a m L. K i n g , W i l ­l i a m L a w r e n c e K i e s e l y a c k , J o s e p h Kerr , J o s e p h M. K i n g , " E u g e n e A u g ­ust ine K e l l y , M a r t i n K u n i g o n i s , R a y ­mond M a t h e w L y o n s , L e R o y S a n d i -son L o g i n , J o h n A l e x a n d e r L o g a n , Patr ick L o w t h e r , A l e x . LeMorl , S a l v a ­dor M a r t o c c h i a , J a m e s I g n a t i u s M o y -lan, Michae l "Joseph M o r o u n e y , M y r o n Meyer , John A . M o y l a n , F r a n c i s J o ­seph Mc E r l e a n , T h o m a s J o s e p h M e e -nan, H a r o l d F i s c h e r M a s o n , H e n r y Freder ick M o r k e n , P h i l i p J o s e p h -Mc

• E r l e a n , W i l l i a m M a r k u s , J e r e m i a h M c C a r t h y , J o s e p h F e n n e m o r e N o l a n , E r n e s t N e l s o n , A n d r e w N e l s o n ; Gui-seppe Or lando , E r n e s t L. P o r t e r , Freder ick C h a r l e s P e t z o l d t , jr., Ben­jamin H a r r i s d n P o r t e r , G e o r g e J. P a g e , P e t e r P a p p a s , N i c h o l a s P a p p a s , Emil R e i c h a r t , A r t h u r Char le s John R a m s a y , A n t o n e R a c k a i y k i , R o l a n d Smi th , F r e d Hil l S c r i b n e r , H a r r y Spo-dick, E d w a r d W i l l i a m S m i t h , W i l l i a m Schaefer , F r e d e r i c k S c h a e f e r , Frank S a l v a d o r e , W i l l i a m P. ScmTriftnef, Charles P . S m i t h , J o s e p h S a n t a c r o c e , F o r t u n a t o S c i a r p e l l e t t e , J a m e s

T h o m a s T h o m a s o n , C h a r l e s E . W e l l s , Albert M. W a t t s , F r a n k W i l s o n , E g ­bert Morton W o r t h , A l l a n P i e r s o n Wi l son , H a r r i s o n A l f r e d W i r e s , J o ­seph Y u d e l o w i t z , J u l i u s Y u d e l o w i t z , J a m e s M . , M c N a l l y , Loui s F r a n c i s P igna te l l i .

D i s t r i c t 3 — A n d r e w F r e n c h Acker , John H o l m e 3 A n d e r s o n , jr. , W i l l i a m Cook Aldr ich , W i l l i a m A n d e r s o n , Vic­tor H e n r y Bo ldak , J o s e p h A n t h o n y Brennan , Char le s Bo ldak , W i l l i a m Franc i s B r e n n a n , J a c o b Char le s Boehl , S t a n l e y H e r b e r t B r o w n , John George Bonn, T h o m a s L a r s e n B e r g , W a c z -law fiaczeki, A d o l p h B a g n s k e , G e o r g e E l l s w o r t h Corey , W a l t e r F r a n c i s Col­lins, K e n n e t h S i l l i m a n Ches ter , Ed­ward Marv in Conkl in , Russe l l Gay Conklin, Herber t E d w a r d s Cooper, Ha l sey Lud low D i c k i n s o n , John J a m e s Donne l ly , T o n y De P e t r i s , Char les Dobkowsk i , E r n e s t Dav id J a m e s D r e d g e , H e n r y F r a n c i s D a n k o w s k i , Harold Fa irba irn E a g l e t o n , W i l l i a m Langdon E d w a r d s , A n g e l o F a s c e l l a , Michael F a s c e l l a , H a r r y T h o m a s r a h y , Frank H e n r y F i ck , E v e r e t t Clif­ford F o s t e r , C h a r l e s H a l s e y F o s t e r , U m b e r t o F o r t u n a t o , Harold E . Grif-fing, John . G u y e r , G e o r g e B e n n e t t Green, S t a n l e y G r o h o w s k i , Zelike Ga-las i ske , S t e l l a G i a c o m o , Robert Chris­topher Greene , Haro ld Merton Hal-lock, Char les E l l i s t o n H e d g e s , Oscar Leroy H a v e n s , W a l t e r N o r r i s H e d g e s G e o r g e Hnl lock Hand , A r t h u r Louis Hal lock, W a l t e r S h e r w o o d H a l s e y u ? . w a r d F r a n c i s Hendr ickson , Charles' Whi tney H u m b l e t , H o w a r d Lee Hol­

den, H a r r y H a l t e s k i , Charles Hearn , Wal ter Hearn , H u g h Wi l l i am Al fred Jones W i l l i a m J a c k s o n , J a m e s Jin-kins , J o s e p h K r y z e s k i , J e s s Kiminsk i , i J , n s Kop lovRz , Char les A u g u s t u s n %• ( ? h e s t € r E r n e s t Loper, Ar thur DouRl la Loper, J o s e p h J. L o n g n e c k e r , J o s e p h L e w i s , R a y m o n d Lawrence Majree, I r v i n g R e e s e Marshal l , Ar thur i n a d u s M u l l i g a n , J a m e s J o s e p h Mc

ski. A l e x Zawal ick . S t a n l e y S o b t c k e , MDw Bil l S t a p h o M d , l B r o o k s , G e o r g e B lankenhorn , F r a n c U m a n D a v i s , F r a n k W . Dtckbtaon, Dis tr ic t 6— Carl S t a n l e y B i g g s , J o h n J o s e p h Bhea , Edmuner" S t a l v s ' m Conklift. J o s e p h F . Card, J a m e s J. F e l i x R a y m o n d D o m i n y , Wf l l i am

George B a n g s t o n , John Dav id B o y d , I T w i n i n g , G u s U v A d o l p h T a l l e f a e n , ' C a V a n a x h l r a d Corwin Col l ins , E l m e r j D h u y , K e n n e t h E . D a vis , - J o h n C a s p e r Wi l l iam P. Brennen , W e s l e y C h a s e T r u m a n T u t t , T b e o d o r B e n j a m i n V o n T r o U n V S h e r m a n Coughl in , J o h n L- D iaa ing ton , W a l t e r D e n s e r , H e r m a n

Card, M a r t i * T c u r l e y , N i c o l a . Cr i s ta l l , | B u z . b w t " - • ' l * ' -Bajley, A . Char les Benn , J a m e s F r a n - . B e r g , Guan V i n a c h e « L D i k r a n V a n U k -ris B r e n n a n , Ronald C a m e r o n , WU- h l a u , J o h n V a n u i n , T h o m a s H o w a r d liarn A u s t i n Cotton , R o b e r t H . C a m - . W h i t e , J o h n T h o m a s W a l e r , G e o r g e eron, Dav id H a r d m a n C a m e r o n , A n - J o h n W a l t m a n , J a m e s E l b e r t W h i t e , drew M. Clark, F r a n c i s T h o m a s C o r - ' H e n r y P e t e r W a l k e r , J o h n L i v i n g s t o n rigan, M a t t h e w C o w n e y , G u s t a v e W h i t e , John W i l i e r , ir. , R o y Lay ton Chutes , A lber t Chr i s t e , E d g a r P . W i n e s , G e o r g e J o s e p h W a l k e r , Wi l -D y k e s , G e o r g e Russe l l D a v i s , G e o r g e l i a m W a l l a c e , T h o r v a l d C h r i s t e n s e n Arthur Dixon , jr. , Michae l J o s e p h ! W a n d e t , A n d r e s Y g o a t o l s e n , B e a t u s r'JiU™?1] V d w a r d ' c j a y , jr^ W i U i a m

. Car l B e r h a r d E r i c k iift>M.rt; J rtuvtun Erastus Jonea Dom- i son, William Cook Foster, Alfred W. m V JameV W r i a s V , A r m a n d E l l - F o s t e r , W i l l i a m W a l t e r F o w l e r , J o h n wood C W e s E a s t m a n , R a l p h J . ; H e n r y F o w l e r , F l o y d S h e p p a r d F ie ld . E l d r e d a e Corne l ius S. E d w a r d s , C M - G e o r g e F o w l e r , Jr., P e r c y N e w t o n f o r d C attwmrds Clarence R a l p h E d - • F o s t e r , N o n - U H e r b e r t F o w l e r , A b r a -

G r a y , V e s s e r Jo»-wards , ' John I v e r ' E d w a r d s , W i l l i a m G. | h a m F r o h i i c h B e n F i l , P h i l i p P e t e r

C. F e c h t e r , F r a n k F U n n e r y , . W m t h r o p G a r y p k U ^ ^ W .

D e l a h a n t y , S h e r m a n S t e w a r t Dai ly , Samuel De i t ch , Rober t Doz ier , C h a r l e s F, E d w a r d s , J o h n W i l l i a m E r i c k s o n , Wi l l i am John F o x , A r t h u r Van A r s -dale F i t z , J a m e s Ivyoer F o s t e r , F o s t e r R. F a n n i n g , T h o m a s F l a n a g a n , W i l ­l iam John F o r t e s c u e , A d o l p b \ A . Guldi , Charles Geschardt , J o s e p h Goodwin ,

E m i l Z ieg ler , J o h n Zebroski', J o s e p h j t e l enske .

D b t r i c t 8 — P a a q u a l e A lber t i , L e o A s h , Char le s B lack , H a r r y Je f ferson B a n k s , L o u i s E r n e s t B u c h m u l l e r , J a m e s C. B e c h a m , G e o r g e R o b e r t

Goldste in , G e o r g e W. Guver , S a l v a dor F e r n a n d e z G o m e z , A r t h u r t e n t o n H e d g e s , G e o r g e Alber t Hand,- H e r b e r t H e d g e s , K e n n e t h H e d g e s , W i l l i a m SherrUl H e d g e s , H a r r y Morr i son H e d g * s , J . F e r r i s H a l s e y . W i l l i a m

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e p h Griffin, E d w a r d A . H o l m e s , W e n del l M. H i g g i n s , G e o r g e H. H a m i l t o n , R a l p h E d w a r d H i l d r e t h , E d w a r d Jef­f e r s o n H a m m o n d , S y l v e s t e r W i n e s

W i l l i a m H u l s e , Gi lbert V a n R e n s s e l a e r H o r -t o n , Robert J o s e p h H u d s o n , H n a t Hly -w a , H e n r y J a m e s J o n e s

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Hale , E u g e n e Ludlow Hal sey, J o s e p h M. Hami l l , Wal lace Ha l -lock H a l s e y , Bernard J o n a s Hirsch-field, A lan E l l s w o r t h Hi ldre th , Craw­ford Cook H a l s e y , Marsha l l G e o r g e Hay, A n d r e w H r a s k o , A r c h i e Lewis , J a g g e r , T h o m a s J a r e m c h u c k , M a n i n u s Jonassen , Harry H. K i n g . J o s e p h Krie-ger, Maynard K i n g , A n t h o n y Hen-drik Kno,pk, J o s e p h Krys ick , E d w a r d Charles Lindhonn, J o s e p h Lodko , S t e v e Lavinio , Harold Mil ls , M o n t e Miller, John T h o m a s Mil ler , D e a n H . Moore, Wal ter V a u g h n M a c N i s h , F o d o Marino, Mike M a y k o s k i , J a m e s K e n ­neth K:-olI, F r a n k Char le s N a m e c , Wi l l iam Overton, jr., A r t h u r L. P l u m -mer, John Obedzinski , G e o r g e T h o m a s Pat ton , Harold Reeve P e n n y , J o h n Phi l l ips , Edward Popusk i , Pedro P u -lizzi, Wi l l iam Poul los , Gu i seppe P o u -lizzi, T h o m a s F. Quig l ey , Carl tob E a r l Randal l , John G e o r g e Robinson , E r ­nest R y a n , N a t h a n R a y n o r , J a m e s Hami l ton Richard, Richard B. R e i l l y , Joseph Ritchie , A l e x a n d e r R i t c h i e , John Rosko, Phi l ip Dav id S m i t h , Forrest L- S a w y e r , Char les S i m o n s , Henry J o s e p h S m i t h , G e o r g e A l o i s Schaus , Edwin Schwenck , W i l l i a m Schwenck, Maryjan S z c z o p a n k o w s l c i , S t e p e h e n Skyhikoski , K o s o m e r e S e l -manski . Walent i S t e p n o s k i , Gi saccht -no Sorr inl ins , Wi l l i am S i m m o n s , L e w i s D. Tooker , Isaac T i s n o w e r , J o s e p h Trif i latte , Ar thur T r m i s c h , W i l l i a m Floyd Vail , H e r m a n Richard V i g l a h m , Nicho las G. Yelmacf ios , J a m e s H e n r y Wilson, Louis H. W i l l u m s e n , Geo . J . W a g n e r . W m . Wood, F r a n k John W e n -ier, Ross M. Wel l s , J o s e p h W i l l i a m Wiesczchocki , Ju l ius W a s e l w a s k i , Wi l l i am Z i m m e r m a n , J a m e s Z a l o g a , A l e x Zabelski .

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Cole , A l e x D y n s k i , John F r a n c i s F o ­l e y , Harold S i d n e y Gorden, H e n r y Ges lak , H o w a r d W e l l s H a v e n s . W i l ­l i a m H o n g , S t u a r t P a y e n Howe l l , Or-vi l l e R e n w i c k H a r r i s , Rober t L y m a n H a w k i n s , W i l l i a m H e r z e c i a , A u b r e y F . J e s s u p , L e s l i e Corwin J e s s u p , E r i k J o h n s o n , Con K e t c h a m , W a l t e r H e n r y K l o p p e n b u r g , J o s e p h Karpowicz , , L e o K e l l y , L e o T h o m a s ' L o m a s , W a l t e r M e l v d l e L o m a s . Char les L e p a t z , H e n r y Lobako , Clarence John L a s h l y , Haro ld L i n d g r e n , B e n j a m i n F l o y d Mc Guckin , W i l l i a m G e o r g e Mil ler , N i c h o ­l a s Mart in , J o s e p h M a s k e , J o h n M a z -u r a k , G e o r g e Mc R i n e , W i l l i a m Mc-' D y e r , S a m u e l Morr i s , W i l f r e d Os ­b o r n e N e w i n s , D e c a t u r G r a n g e r Over­t o n , Cl inton N e l s o n Overton , Danie l E p h r i a m O c a m e , A l e x a n d e r W i l l i a m ­s o n Ogi lv ie , E d w a r d R o g e r P a p e . G e o r g e W i n c h e s t e r PeTcy, Michael J a m e s P a r l a t o , W i l l i a m P a r i s h , K e m ­per P a r i s h , H e n r y Oliver R e e v e s , J a m e s Madi son R a y n o r , Olin Shepard R a y n o r , Ol iver R o s e m a n R a y n o r , Chas . W . Robinson , Clifford T u t t l e Raynor , A n s e l Vernon R a y n o r , W i l l i a m F r e d ­erick R a y n o r , Wi l l i R inke , P e t e r R y e y s r c i e n c z , D a v i d R o h m i n g s , D e n ­n i s H a l s e y R o b b i n s , H e n r y S t u a r t Robbins , F r a n k S t r n a d , E d w a r d H. S t e v e n s , D ledr ich S c h w a r t i n g , J e s s e M e y e r S c h r a m m , E d w a r d J a m e s Car-del l S m i t h , T h e o d o r e W i l l i s Sadl ier , J a m e s J o s e p h S e e l e y , A l e x S w e e t , E d w a r d H a y n e s lTiurston, G e o r g e P a r k e r T e r r y , Wi l l i am Har­

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n o w he Is angry b e c a u s e h i s daughter w a s not s e l e c t e d a s va led ic tor ian of her c l a s s . Y o u m a y think that t h e other girl d e s e r v e d to be se lected, b u t you don't k n o w al l that H e n r y k n o w s . It Is a l o n g s tory , but he Is wi l l ing to tel l l t t o you, a n d af ter hear ing lt y o u wi l l u n d e r s t a n d t h e m o t i v e — y o u w i l l unders tand t h a t l t Is a c a s e of sp i te -work.

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F u r t h e r K n o w l e d g e Des ired. "Ah, w h a t an enter ta in ing v a r i e t y

there Is to the p a n o r a m a that s l ides b y as w e g a z e from a s treet car w i n d o w , " said pro fes sor P a t e . "The m o n o t o n y of the bu i ld ings i s e v e r y n o w and t h e n broken b y brief g l i m p s e s that a r o u s e our in teres t . W e s e e a pret ty mother and pr*fn | f l t i l ld , a p ic turesque co t tage , a bit ^ K ^ v m o d y or a moment of tragedy. S o m e t i m e s w e catch a s i tua­t ion t o w h i c h w e w i s h w e could l e a r n the seque l . F o r ins tance , w h i l e c o m i n g d o w n t o w n the o ther morning I s a w a g e n t l e y o u t h a t a w i n d o w p lay ing a ukule l e and in t h e n e x t room a gr im man w a s s tropping a razor ."—Kansas City S tar .

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w e r e the o ld "Spanish land grants ," usua l ly of e n o r m o u s ex tent . In a fash ion , t h e s e g r f a t ho ld ings—val idat ­ed by t h e A m e r i c a n government w h e n Cal i fornia c a m e Into the U n i o n — h a v e r e m a i n e d a s ranches . T o d a y the peo­p l e are l earn ing t h a t botli for taxa­t ion and product ion , smal l farms are bet ter , a n d a m o v e m e n t to bring t h i s about i s u n d e r w a y . — I n d i a n a p o l i s N e w s .

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c a n trade c igaret te c o u p o n s for pre­m i u m s . If you w a n t cash , the c o u p o n s are worth half a cent ap iece . T h e s tore Is filled with g lass c a s e s T T h w h i c h there are si lver cofTee urns , g e n u i n e ch lnaware , collar buttons , fish p o l e s , e t c ^——

I w a s cashing n number o f c o u p o n s w h e n a swarthy Ital ian, en tered and shuffled up t o - t h e counter . H i s ha ir looked as If It had never f e l t a c o m b . H i s h a n d s and face w e r e covered w i t h mud from the bui ld ing e x c a v a t i o n s a c r o s s the street . In h i s flst h e he ld a crumbled and greasy m a s s of coupons , which h e shoved half t imid ly over the counter .

T h e girl clerk w a s a g u m c h e w e r . More than that, she w a s pa in ted and powdered until her f e a t u r e s r e s e m b l e d the s ide of a newly-painted barn. . "Whaddy yo wan'?" s h e c h e w e d , e y ­ing t h e Italian c lose ly from under her penci led eyebrows.

"Gimme da blgn flag," he w h i s p e r e d . It w a s the most natural th ing In the

world for the girl clerk to hand h i m a c h e a p Ital ian flag. T h e m a n t o u c h e d It devo ted ly with his so i led fingers. . A far -away look entered h i s e y e s . "No dls a-one, I wan' de Dnl ta S t a t e flag."

I lef t the store, gaz ing at m y 89 c e n t s rather shamefaced ly .

governments , but perhaps because of i t s lniportiutco-os a naval s ta t ion Is governed by the admiralty. It Is treat­ed a s part of the British fleet, and Is the only piece of land on the g lobe that Is carried on a roll of ships as part of the naval force of the nation. Ins tead of being garrisoned by the army, l t Is manned by the navy. It Is c la s sed a s a batt leship In the admiralty offlcea.

A Speed Producer. T h e professor was trying to d emo n ­

s tra te o, s imple experiment in the gen­eration of steam.

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"A tin can," came the a n s w e r In concert.*

"Very true. Is the can an a n i m a t e or Inanimate object?"

"Inanimate." "Exactly. Now, can any l i t t l e boy

or girl tell me how, with this t in can, It Is possible to generate, a surpr is ing nmount of speed and power a lmos t be­yond control?"

One l itt le boy raised his right hand . "You may answer, Rutherford," "Tie it to a dog's tail."

Badly N eed ed . "It's a p i t y there are rea l ly nd g o o d

fa i r i e s In t h e world ." "Yes, indeed ," a n s w e r e d the motor­

i s t T h i n k w h a t a p l e a s u r e lt w o u l d b e to h a v e a good fa iry s t e p out Into

Mean Brute l lack disc ipl ine ," g r o w l e d

w a y ? " d e m a n d e d Mrs .

B a r n e s , jr., H o w a r d N e l s o n B r o w n , ^ 8 U g g e 8 t l o n of a t tach ing w o m e n as ' t h e road w h e n your car broke d o w n F r a n k H e r b e r t B o y n t o n , W i l l i a m J o ­s e p h B o l g e r , A n g u s Bona , J a m e s

c o o k s and ca terers t o Br i t i sh regt- and w i t h o n e w a v e of h e r m a g i c w a n d s e n d you s p e e d i n g on y o u r w a y I"

N o Risk, T h a v e j u s t b e e n buy ing s o m e In­

flated s tock." "And you k n e w i t?"

Of course , I did. My p u r c h a s e s

W i l c o x , C h a r l e s E d w a r d W r i g h t , Kiria W o r o n k i . Capta in Weaaen.

D i s t r i c t 12—Ch*rl<« O. B e r d a a , F r a n k B r o w n . E d w a r d IX Beaa. O l * « « 4 Boardtnan , J o h n C. Cot ton , R O S M U Clark, C h a r l e s E . D r a k e , Hffward U F i r t h , E a r l e S. F i r t h , UvtU G y g a x . H L. H a n s e n . T. I r v i n r Havana . Har ­r ison C. H a r t i g a n , E d w a r d H a v e n s . A r c h i e H a w k i n s , Da-rid H. B o w w , El ­l i s Konkel l , H e n r y F . G. N a b o r . E m o r y R, N c s b i t t , W i l l i a m W. N*«hit t , H a r r y N e l s o n , Freder ick C. Orth , AnUwi Pfr-lask l , G e o r * * M. S m i t h , Char les W. S m i t h , P e t e r Sns lnaka , A lber t H. T i ­t o s , Ot i s F . VaU.

T O W N O F E A S T H A M P T O N Dis tr i c t 1 - - E l i r k Robert A n d e r s o n ,

i n S A omon. John M a n U i n S t e w a r t , Axe l Olaf A r w m , K r e r e t t B. Bart -1-redcrick Schrader , J o h n m a n . W e l h y E . Bot tghton , Frank

B e n n e t t , MITIer

Bar to lo William

H B U o y i » w , / \"* '"n „ ;~""ui~ ," ,TirT m e n t s w a s r e c e i v e d ' s o favorably that

H a r r y T a b o r Conkl in, J a m e s D e c k e r and w h e n object ion Is m a d e that such Coon J a m e s Cosgrove , Victor Cor- a thing h a s not been heard of before i e a u , ' E d w a r d Carey , Wi l l i am Clorey , In c iv i l ized armies , l t h a s been pointed P e t e r Cavan , T o n y . Costa , Cl i f ton B. ou t that before t h e d a y s of F lorence Danie ls , Theoph i lus ' Davenpor t , P e r r y N i g h t i n g a l e It w a s a n unheard-of th ing B . D u r y e a , W m . George Clark Duff, f o r w o m e n t 0 t a k e c n a r g e of hospi ta l w e r e toy ba l loons for the kids." Carmine b l s u n n o Harry D e c k o w , fl

J a m e s Corne l ius E ichhorn , jr. , E l l i s . K i n g E d w a r d s , N e w t o n F i l m o r e E d ­w a r d s , G e o r g e E . E ichhorn , A r t h u r j J o s e p h F o r g e r o n , Wi l son M. Grifflng, F l o y d Cavins H a m i l t o n , Wi l son Glover H e d g e s , L e o Charles H a n t z , F r a n k Carlton Hendr ickson , Bart C. Hade l l , Charles B . H u l s e , H e r m a n Heck, W i l ­l iam Ado lph Hade l , Wi l l i am H. Jen­k i n s , S i m o n J o y c e , Ahner Morton K i n g , E d w a r d Wi l son K i n g , H o r a c e Archibald K e n t , Harry Mulford Leek , F r a n k R a y m o n d Lester , H a r r y T a l ­m a g e L e s t e r , Gi les G e o r g e L u s t y , Edward L e s t e r , Charles I ,andry , Joseph L a P o r t e , E v e r e t t S e a m a n Miller, H e r b e r t Lewi s Miller, D a v i d Sheldon Mil ler , Frank E u g e n e Mi l l er , Edward A . Murray , A lphonse Leo Mc­Donald, T h o m a s - McDona ld , H e n r y Molly M e r c h a n t , JoKnL"*Joseph Mart in , S a n d y M a r t i n , Wi l l iam Mil ler , H e n r y P e t e r M a r t e l l . Wi l l iam M o o r c s Jeff­rey McDona la , E l b e r t Viv ian P a r ­sons , A s a Gardner P e c k h a m , B e r t i e P i t t s , S i d n e y Mart in Phi l l ips , W i l l i a m D . P a r s o n s , Wi l fred P i t t s , Clifford Polrrier , Lodo lph Po)irier, P e t e r v i t la P i t i p o s , John Perry , Richard Rhod««, H a r r y Rhodes , D w i g h t P . Racket t , G e o r g e Wi l l iam Rose , S a l ­vatore R i g g i o , Pe ter Rana, S ' g a l S i ­gurd Syveirtiien, George Vernon S c h e l -VingeT, E v e r e t t M. Spe l lman. P e r c y Thomaa Spicer , Martin S > v e r t s e n , John Sohl , John M. S w e e t i n g , W i l l i a m F . Shea , J o h n S c a p t y n s k y , A l p h o n s e Fred S a m p s o n , Ralph Arnold T o p p i n g , Emerson B r e e z e Taber, B e n j n m m Lc-R o y Tuth i l l , Ixiuis Thayer . P e r c y Vredenburg , E l m e r Gray W'oed, A l ­exander J a m e s Y o u n g , Alexiq J o s e p h Y o u n g , J o s e p h Zenger .

D i s t r i c t 4—-Augustus Dwrel l B e n ­ne t t , R e y n o l d s Leis ley B e n n e t t , Chatincay A u g u s t u s Bennett , H e n r y A b e a h a r t BetWen. Oswald T a l m a g e Foster , E m a n u e l AckoTtl H u l s e , WrUialw H e n r y Haven", J o h n Michael Howard , Clifford T h o m p s o n K i n g , P e r c y Ij»wTeneo K i n g , A l l e n Edward K i n g . Jos iah E l l swor th K i n g , Joseph Frank l in Mitchell / i e o r g e Sid­n e y Mil ler , A s a Lewl j Miller, O s c a r Marshon Mot t . Wil l is Jacob Mil ler , Florus W l l i a m Miller, Abram H e n r y Miller, Horace Carpenter Mil ler JC r ? n k i ? i f s * Pidgeon l ^ s l i e D a n a Qulnn, Wi l l i am Henry Renkcns , J a c o b W i l m s r Sche l l inger , Nathan ie l Ed­wards S m i t h Jesse Teed Scot t , F r a n k Prichard S m i t h Charle» Henrv Rchri-Hnrer. J a m e * Lionel T a l m a g e L a w ­rence S t a n l e y T a l m a g e .

Dis tr ic t 5 - O s c a r Herman A n d e r son

"Women Mr. Gabb.

"In w h a t Gabb.

"You can't Induce th em to c e a s e firing when they begin s h o o t i n g off tnelr mouths ," replied Mr. Gabb.

A Standard Tuning Fork. T e s t i n g tuning forks is a n e w l i n e

of work which the versati le U n i t e d S t a t e s bureau of standards h a s t a k e n up. A tuning fork for use In ordnance t e s t s has recently been s tandardized for the war department, and equip­ment has been secured for carrying on such work regularly.—Scientific Amer­ican.

Caught on the Fly. "You are nothing but a b ig b a g of

wind," sneered the smnrt a irp lane . T h e balloon, In Its Indignat ion,

s w e l l e d visibly. "At least ," lt retort­ed, "I am self-supporting."

Comes Anyhow. "I want to get married. My occupa­

tion is in the electrical b u s i n e s s ; I'm a trouble ^ceker."

"Then get married and your occupa­tion's gone."

Proving the Boast. "Didn't you tell mo your dog could

lick anything In sight?" "Sure I (lid. He's licking the s u g a r

off the top of your cake now."

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Pet*r Griffin Coflins, K * l p h W i l b « r C o a U t n , S a ".tore* C a U l a n o , F r a n k

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