Democrat and Chronicle from Rochester, New York • Page 25

ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE, TlirRSDAY, SKPTHMRKR 23 NEW YORK STATE I APPLE CROP BIG I Mercury Falls Rapidly When Heavy Rainfall Surprises City ELEVEN NOVICES JOIN ST. JOSEPHS; BOUGHT OUT ENTIRE StOCK of SHOE FACTORY h. Arriving at er more half i. ay ahead of tin- forecast, a heavy rail-fail. the first here in muro than ton days, poured nearly half an ff rain over the city and snr-! loundtittr territory and sent the mer-; fury in the Weather Hureau ther-! monieter down decrees within an hoar.

The weather man himself vta-' a much surprised by the unexpected as any of the hundreds of out for eveuitii? en-iMSements. who were eauthl unawares. Taxi drivers were the only ones in the Cry who enjoyed the rain. In the rural districts, where corn, celery and potato crops have been parching for a wtk, the rain was more than wel- uiinc lo a forecast from the "iV.i u-glnii Wenth' Hureau jester- in-irn'nir, the vc titer here should hne been (air. Th same source last, I N'Klit 'lot the rain would not reach I riiiwnirwti 1 Manufacturer of fine shoes badly in need of cash accepted our offer.

We took every pair of shoes at our own price and it was so low that we can pass on to you quality shoes at ridiculously low prices. Lower than you even expect for such smart and serviceable shoes. And right now in time for Fall or school wear comes this economy event. Come in to-morrow and buy a couple of pairs for yourself or family while you can save real money. Passenger Hurled to Pavement When Autos Collide in Rain WOMEN'S SMART SHOES Fine new shoes of black satin, patent leather, tan calf, black suede and other fabrics high and medium heels at less than cost of resoling old shoes F'en's Golden Elk jg gj America's Greatest SCOUT Hftpq WORK SHOE ES for Men-BrewiHtone Moc- ojl, $11 68 98 Oak Pair ai" If Pair Pair Broken Rubber Soles E2 Lots Eia Heel INFANTS' CHILDREN'S AND GROWING GIRLS' CHILDREN'S OXFORDS nQ OXFORDS OXFORDS SUPPERS All Black or Black For School and footwear at a fcilw and Beaver Tops Dress Sacrifice 48 $168 $98 77o Mm Pair Mm Pair Ji Pair iCOTT SON LOOMS ON SLOT MACHINES HERE ppcals Court Decision Expected to Pave Way for Cleanup.

JUSTICE RICH TO ACT Hi vacate injunction Obtained by Novelty Company, Belief. A drive by the Police department i slop the i perntiori of slot machines, is-ludinj; tiie so-called "mint nut -c line-," ui iv be expected as soon as I ioicIhis lit. cation is cleared up, ac-i iniinn to statements made yestenlay Iv Aetim; Public Safely Commissioner Curtis V. liarker. The Court of Appeals recently do-uh'cl that 'Ait' ils Automatic Sales, win.

ith candy vending aUitt'h-tcent, is a ainhlinj; device. This de-iisaiu is declared to cover all machines of similar type. The Court of Appeals the Appellate Division. Sec. oid I lepartinent.

on a case involv-ji the legality of the machine the Triangle Novelty Company. The Court of Appeals minis was a. vailed by Supreme Court justices who have similar cases involving other Machines before them. line of 4beo justices was Justice Ad'dbert Kicli, who last June re-terveil deep-inn on a motion by by As-usiant ion Counsel lienjamin P'-rsyih to vacate tempiu-ary injunction obtained by the Umpire Novelty oinpany i siraining Police Chief Ij-iigiey from inierfering with ci'cralion iis iikii bines in ler. Mr.

Parker sa yesierday lie beloved lip Koohester i-ase would be decided by Justice Rich tn i oiifitrniity with the Court of Appeals decision. "if said Mr. liarker. "until Uioli bands ih'Wit lin; cannot violate the injumiio-i he issued, restraining us from t-'king any aciion against the devices. The Court of Appeals' deciion prohnlily will lurry that pemliug from Jusi-ce Rich i ii1 have some iiitlucnce ujiou it.

"We believe that the 'mint r. inclines' operated here are almost e-ii- 'ly the same as the ordinary ipuiricr s-'U-mneliinos, banned as db'al. As as wo have the permission of the tolice will lie ordered to make a drive against them." 160 DRUGGISTS GO TO GENEVA OUTING Rochester Delegation Wins Attendance Prize. 'IiMU'vn. Sept.

i I Roches; or with a (it'legation of nwvp tJiini Hit), took the lirt prize for MttenrhnuT nml leij in all events at the outing uf M'iut ions from liveliest er, I'mhauiton ami I lit Muh.iwk ih tJeneva Country I'luh Nearly five t'ruin tiie various witii tiie gaine from t'np Yal'ey Association anl participate.) in tiie ditri-I'-idM of a Jfo.otHl worth 't prizes ohtninftl from wholealerK i iltrotili the trr-i i-f the hcNtir a-ot-iiit ion. A nlhietic event" with prizes aii'l a chicken dinner v.ere fnilowed Iv dancirin. Charle V. le.k head- 1 he c'titimittce of til1 U'tchoter ion hich (lixtrihute-j rhe i't Tlio delega ion throuii the city before go-JS to the rountry flub. The highway ftiicials opened the new Oneva-Pres-i- nrnad to permit the visitor to drive to the country oluh grounds.

ROCHESTER MAN GETS MEDAL AT U. S. CAMP M.iliiew It. Hayes, 71 venue, nit awarded a bronze Mvim-'" tig medal at the annual parade and review lo-hl at the Citizens Mihiarv Training Camp at Kort lmPoul Tuesday. I lib -or, in charge of do eainp were bigldv pieaei with the results of the month training this ea'-, and twen-i -seven awards were made for cf-tico-io-y in various nciivisies in the ci in p.

According to slati'lic-i taken the close of the encampiiniit, lL' i mill ithi hinc gained on an average of five and one half pounds and the nvfi.ijp. increase in chest bet no and one-hnlf inches. The Kngiiieer ('nit of the camp was ue Cared (ieneral C. 1 1. ''Oiunaudcr of the Second Corps Area! 'o be the liest bns inspected.

Can-d dans at the camp were from New oi-k, lielaware. and New Jersev. Told in a Word or Two. The J.uiher League of h'nimnnuel Lutheran Church ill have a lawn this eveniii" at the churdi. Arnett boulevard and Thurston road.

will served at the various booths and an orchestra will pro-vile music. Proceeds will go toward Cio bnlluing fund of the church. Myron Adams Pot, wilt meet Saturday afternoon at o'clock. The IToi hesier Independent Ilealiy held its first nieftljjg 'J ut silay evening nt the powers Hotel. Means of improving the kervice to JnemUers of the ion were a rd plans made for a clambake.

The next meetin? will take place at the Powers Hotel Monday. A mirprise reunion place Sun-day at the home of Mrs. Kate Horeh-ert, No. 20 Hanman six brothers-of Mrs. llorchert, all of Scrant -n.

were among the thirty- ms present. lmufr wa erved on ie lawn. I i I i i I i I i i I Deficit Made Up by Bumper Washln and New York. Sept. 2 (By 1'ros i Thi' demand for is spraling.

The Slates Bureau of Agricultural Kco-hi'iu'rs jt't orted to-day iliat seventy cwiiiiiries are shipments uf Atnerii an apples and tbstt hut year's 'Siori record 'if more than l.i.U'NI I ci-rlnads mn be I Intli'-nriotts tire that tin many of American apples mailable during the r'niaUnler of 1IJ25 will Jo" Howl size mid of better quality than last year. Tin1 F.t-iilisli tipple yield half full crop The l.uropeai) apple erop also is I reported to be vry light. Kurthfr- 1110 t'unaditn apple crop is less than last season. Virginia, one the chief T'nited Stales sources of apple supply for ex-! iort, is also short this year but the deficit is more than made up by gains in WashiiiKion and New oYrk states. Present prices for applets are lower than a ve ir ago.

MEDICAL COLLEGE NURSES' HOME TO HOUSE 200 PUPILS CON TIM Kit KKOM PACK 17 Rochester course, the stud-cits will lake three years' work at tl I niversity and two in the nurses' si The I'niversilv will grant the young woman who does this work one year oC credit on her college course for her two years in the nurses' training si hool. While in the college, she will take studies that boar pun Iter chosen profession. She will, naturally hi-ve some branches that are not nl sola tcy needed by a nurse, but in se-ective subjects, she ill Like a nuni-- her especially valuable in nursing. supervising ihe care of the sick or in tei.chiug others to become good nurses, 'There is a constant call for v.o-i men nurses who are also executives." Miss Wood said btst evening. "We ca-inot supply the dent.ind.

Titer aie plenty of nuises. but hat is wanted is all-round women Nurs-' ing alone doesn't make an all-ronti-1 unman. When woman has a college training iind added to that a ptof's- ional training, she is an II-; round woman. At the end of live a young vvonia i in our sch tol will receive from the university b.ichi'lor of science decree, at the samo lime from the school of nursing, her nurses' degree, Nursing Teachers Hare. "I presume this demand tor lives could be filled to an extent fro.u the number of muses who have been school teaeheis.

Rut when a wouiiin i enters nursing after she lias been a teacher it is generally because she didn't, like teaching. It is more dilli-! cull to rind a good lonelier of than to fm! a competent nurse." There ar" more tive year courses for nurses of tiie kind described in the West and Middle West than in the Knst, Miss Wood said. There is none in Now Vio city nt present, and none in ibis section where tile nursing school is so closely connected with a college as are the school of nursing and the lollcge in the T'uitersity of Rochester. Alfhouh most hospitals give tbrep-j year courses for nurses, the work in the training school at the 1'niversity ill be covered in Months, ll is believed that with the close relationship between this school and the 'dieal College of the Cni. versify, facilities of unusual character ill be found for pupils.

Knr example, they will not only have lectures from the medical udlet'e professors, but they will have the use of the college labora-I lories, class and lecture rooms and library. One provision of this hospital will be an excellent demonstration room. Resides the bed and other equipment for practicing the mechanical part of caring for the sick, this room will have in it everything that would be in a well equipped ward. The nurses themselves will take the place, of patients at times. Itiiildings Not Handsonif.

"ttur b'lildmgs are not handsome," Miss Win said witli a smile. 'They may say that these look like a fac. tory, but if they are a factory, I hope that we shall manufacture (he best phvioinn and nurses. They bine everything inside lo make them Af'er telling of the pleasant lis i ri room in the nurses' dormitory, of the sun porch mid a kitchenette on each floor, she stlid tllflr some people fhol'gbt they were providing too lull an equipment for the pupil nurses, "I believe that we should treat nurse like normal woman," ihe superintendent said, "Thev think that kitchinettes and tennis coin's are unnecessary, hut nr think that as a woman- who finishes nursing, th pupil is to go our into the world, and while she is in training for three years, we don't want her to Rsf n'l her connection with that world into which she must do tier work." Mi-s Wood, is a graduate of Mount lldyoke College of the Massachusetts (ieneral Hospital, soerviir of the bosptial truiliin hi during the war period, and has been siiw-riutrment of the Huston Childreu'd Hospital and head t-f the training school for nurses at I'nive rsity, St Louis. Mi-s tirace Ueid, graduate of Columbia Pniversity, and Miss Ksilier lieni sradu.iie of the 1'niversity if will devote all their time teaching in the new sch d.

Later, o'ber v-onien will assist and also be in ihasrge of work in the hospital. ICrtistrr (or Runinfon Counm. Tfci" Writ Swrrtarisl gU'ttoo! i cippn fir nf day or rrroin rs.tiw iinw. 130 l'li'urouth TWO TAKE VOWS Nazareth Normal Scene of Ceremony of Religious Profession. At Naznreih Normal School ypster-dav, for the second time thus oc'-urred ihe tmpressh ceremony of religions profos- ou.

Sister M.iitdalen M.ir' Itrunuer and Sister M. Clarito Benedict pronounced Ihe perpetual vows which hind them to the of Ihe Skiers of Si. Joseph for life. Sisier May Paul Hunt made the hist vnus, which are nunnally renewed To- ether wiili this beautiful and solemn sen ice was conihinedihe giving of the habit of Ihe order to the eleven young ivwnien names follow: Miss (Josephine Warlh, Sister Marie The-; rose Miss Margaret Connor, Sister Margaret (Sen rude; Lillian Sliney, M. Hip, ii Julia Gleioli.uH'.

Sis-iicr Coiistnuco; Sophia Hillich. Sis to? Vincent do Paul; Leona l-'redcrick, Krn n-cea Margaret Sister M. Matthew; Cerlrude plir-'moniraut. Sister Theresa Clare; Mary. lican, Sisier M.

l-'rcderic Catherine Sisier Mereia Lillian 'ra lord, Si-sii-r M. Kmmanuel. Ui-iiop Thomas F. Hu-key presided at i lie ceremony, At the conclusion of mass which followed it, Bishop lliekey delierod II sornion. The Convent Chapel was beautifully decoraied for Ihe occasiioi and was filled to capacity by the friends and relatives of Ihe parficpants in the ceremony.

In the yuneluary vere jibe following priosis lit. Lev. Mar. ilem, Hi. Rev.

Mgr. M. J. Nolan, Rov. Louis olmar, CSS.

Arthur A. Hughes. Ihlward .1. liwver, lilliniii .1. Unci.

Charles Shea. Wil-, bam I'. It.vnn. John Ih-nnis I. nne, J.

P. liroplty, J.ilm Kecfe tmd -mi .1. Hon ird and Patrick .1. (iallagher, both of I Is ego Miss Iris Vo 'u was cross bearer. The hnliils of ho sisters to be eel veil were carried lo llie yaii'M nary by the Misses t'athrine Meyering.

II. ion Mctiraih. Weguian and Mllimeiitine Koch. Those young holies are members Nazareth in which win Igiadiialed one of Ihe ml lie who was received into ihe coinmiiuity. CITY TOURIST CAMP MAY BE BUILT IN 1926 KiiOi iwi.rc 17 liew itf Fred J.

Odenbah, chairman nf tiie conveni ion and pub! icily bureau of the chamber. White th mailer camp is tied wtrictiy within the scope of his committee Mr, (hlenbich said, that it would be advisable for Simeon to invewriKaOf the problem and ascertain whether or not there is a real need for further eatnp-n facilities near Itochesier. It was dm opiniftn that, retail Chamber nf Commerce officials and city otic ials should tfel. together be- fore nest summer and e-tahlish a si' fear the city limits, if fhe need is "teat enough. Commute Will Act.

"If the-e im tourists who think this city is delinquent in preparing cun enieip -i for them." Mr. t'denba said, t.ever was aib'd to our attention I'ersoually, I shotihl think the r-aniprr otibl prefer i pio-li Ins tent ome dilutee trojii tiie city. en our commit tee meet asuin. we will tak I lie mat ot cam pine f'r tour i-i 10 let; con -sidera'ioit. Ary action.

howeer, cnM-pot coue i-i time to establish a camp is er, shonld think it advisable." If Kochesfer i to have a tamp for tourists who ra vet hroujih the city by automobile, stopping orf or.dy for itiht or I wo, i problem in the mind" of many whether the camp site should be owuetl by the city or by y.rn a Tourist campers arise i in ureal nuti.beis oidy in Ihe last. i.o or three years, wa. pointed out yesterday. Many persons believe tourisr cainpifi ground bf pri vat owip'd. that most of thoe now open are owned by individual, who make a nominal charge for the conveniences offered.

MATTRESS COMPANY SUFFERS S300 FIRE Fire believed (o httve been caui by vpa rks froui a bhov tonh br'k" out in i exterdfly a ternoou in the pla'i! of t- Ilih (Quality Ciunpany in tiie rear of No. "7 Henr.v street, res'iinj; in d-iinaKe aj-iproxi- ma'eiv Aciinij' Fat.alnoi Ouef l.alliiRhpr ami companies re ponded a tw alarm and. because of the highly in-: Hamniable nat ire of th; were forced to being two lines of pbj- The concern i conduc.eo by Henry Piiet.er"on The buibhn i ownei bv t-aac JSermun, Kwlirstrr liiisimss Institute. 'Kail term bellies yti Tuesday, K'-p K. -Many hundreds of been rece.ved from yoiuijj meg vMiincii li" have UimiU wittit a hl-il class sclmol H.

1. i We urge those who nrt li'aitnins; t- to re ear'v, llimies, liisuijie, 17U Clinton si'MK -i'jt'i Harrow -School Tiaiuiiijt for Huhiiie-iH a vision which we h'1' ro (u-i ty of our irninif'S will jjiur fr.r you if you aw in a tn.ir c-i'ioij. ''tr fdll frm day ch pt-u rn h. n'-d for t(i'nn hoo! on Mon 1 4th. 'IVI-phosie S.r.,.tit llf? of call ft IMS or.u.-.AiiirtU fliClt.

HuncaloM Jt.irter Shop, ParIls Law it turned from vacj jr vmi, nlj iuiinjf, itian Advit li ll lay. that h.illi lew over the city ell day were I listened into action. Assistnt Meteoroa gin Jee Vander i -aid last niiibr. by disiurbance that low lucn hanging over Montana. e- enlaj, he said, it bad moved lo Itno-ota.

Last night's rain, which lasted nearly three hours before uiidniht. Marled just before 7 o'clock. util 'hen tin re bad been scarcely any wind I'lowii's but the storm was heralded by a Midden sust that blew in miles an im'i! the rainfall slarted. with the rain, the ok a quick drop- print from TO to 02 decrees between 7 and el hick. At IS o'clock the rainfall was ensured -is one quaiter inch by Mr.

It was istinuited that as much again fall after 8 o'clock. Ni ivns reported front the storm nl to midnieht. machines were badly damaged. Smith and Hlinib escnpeil injurv. Amos Frewent.

of No. Ut', Harvard street, and his partner, Fester Cohen, of No, 4 Rowley street, associated in he conduct of the jewelry store Hi No. 1 TtH Main street east, received se vp re cuts and bruises yesterday morning when th nuf-miobile coach in which they were riding, driven Cohen, was hit by a tru-k and recked at Court and South Fnioii Present fractured wrist besides severe lacerations. Hofh men were taken to the Highland Hospital in the amhuienee. The ruck was operated by Anthony Palermo, of No.

L'S 12 Costa street, (lie imported. BOARDER IN GUN DUEL AT LARGE Landlady, Wounded in Hip, Reported Improving. No traces of I-uoiauo Huge, years old. boanb-r at the home of Car niello Zaffulo at No. Wangnuin street ami alleged assailant in a gun and knife duel nf the house Tuesday night, bad been found by the police last night.

Mrs- Josephine ZufTuto, shot (hroujih the hip by Huge, according io the police, was reported as improving last night at. the Homeopathic Hospital, The battle broke out. police say, when Mr. and Mrs. ZalTulo pleaded with their boarder to lend a life of sobriety and industry, Mrs.

Znffuto is allotted to have struck him when he resented the interference into his affairs. Znffuto, held as a material witness, was released lnt night in -fl-tMKi hail. INJUNCTION ON PARK PERMIT BAR GRANTED BY COURT CON TIM 'Kit KKOM VACE 17 it nil, be revkfi) ofdy -eordins ieriis nr for vtrdatiuirs of l.iw or 'Ihe aiiciupii-d ujif, tia sad On-permit Stauti Uhje-r HUi.Vf HtatU San Feucio is the patron saint of the village of Villa Valle. I-ongfl, in the Provui'-e of Abruzzi, Italy, and the tw.j Uoflu-ste-r societies are cum-posed (if former residents of that place. For several yearn it has ben the custom to have celebrnfions of the Feast of San Fucio between the 4th and 7th of September.

In an affidavit on which ustiee Rmieiibeek issued bis temporary order, Antonio Ferrari, director of the Cireolo assocmt mn, states that hi organization hnd engaged a band, arranged for firework-, circulated advert iii matter and made other pre-pa ra' ions for the celeb th ion to the 't of SI.iWMi. It would be impossible to have the ce'ehraUon at any 4'ufi-public park and the acijon nf Mayor anandt revoknis; the permit would ay-e considerable financial loss and result in bad feeling, ne-ord-ing tn Ferrari, informed yesterday that the injunction ordr had beeo issue it or YanZandt said it was A surprise to him, as he understood Comuii" -ioTier Udev was preparing to reissue the permits. I vva rumored, however, that active preparations we being made in the otVoe of Corporation Counsel Charles M. Piatt to. fuh! the.

injunction order lien it come, in court Saturday. Charles Murphy and Jerry U. Leonardo represented the Cireolo po-ciety, I opies are to be seved on Mayor, 'ommissioner ICIev, Commies-siouer of Public Safety Curtis W. P-arker and Chief of Puliee Jph M. Iturkram ami Wirs Kram.

If ou antifif att ninkin lour inui hat 1 f'M-ept. tn Inuk at i.ir Kranios fiisf. 11.TO will find tli ninsr. ciirfinli'f si'l-fion nf Krtnin m-pr alsn a full linn of ciill-d rmi's 4nji-'s. M.

i Stmoit MillinTv am! Suiii-ly 1 Main H'rtet iii on opposiii. K'lHrds Ad vrtisf incul, Spring ItriHilt Jim. At the t'i-li llnfi-)iri-s. Calf-d-o'ia. famous for i's roilc! steak.

A and -lu. Ii-n din'i-rs served from (( I'. parties, f-lutj and i'y ajipoiri'iiieiit. Advert iseuient. AVe ha a oinplte Trip of fall iiitt and topeoa ail new fi.bric, nt fit any eiii man.

Spefb.lj oiodN for rud(nt and cdlze boy. ictory Clothe. Shop, cor. Main over Cnited Cigar I A'iifwi'irtTt. lib I 1 I I I a On Sale at STATE ST.

STORE ONLY Evenings to 9 P. M. AVE. Remington MAIN 8140 tiia Fair Hurled out of the automobile in which he was riding when two machines collided at Alexander street and Clinton avenue in the heavy rain storm last night. Waller Patcliin.

lit i years fild, of No. oil Chaniplain street, received lacerations and bruises. He i was taken to the Highfanil Hospital in the ambulance. According lo the police, machine driven by William SniTlh, of No. 711 Champlain street, going west in Alex-j ander street, was hit by a car oper-j a ted by el Surge lUimb.

of No. i Clinton avenue south, at the intersec-j tion. Patebin. riding with Smiih, was; thrown out to the pavement. Roth i THIRD ARRAIGNED IN HOLDUP OF MAN BY FIVE ROBBERS Case of Ciancio Sent to Grand Jury; Youths Admit Auto Theft.

Arraigned in City Court nn a charge of robbery, first decree, in connection uiih tiie holdup of Cev is Frank, of No. VJS Caledonia avenue, by tive men who followed bun sevirW blocks. Thomas Cmncio, lit years uci, of li Win li place, waived examination ycMCTday and vas held for th' Grand Ciancio was the third alleKed inpinber of the robber ganit bp arraigned. Iff! maintained, aroord-ing the police, that he had no coa-neriion with the others, saying tut; be Mas in New York on I night oi the robbery, l'oi'? declare Frank identified Ciancio as one of his five assail ans. Araio Mut', 4o years oW, of I st reef arrest t' by coast tfuard.smen at Sumaiervillc who nlleyd he was ofieratinK a stolen truck filled villi Canadian alp.

waivl examination on charge of grand larceny, second degree and burglary, third d'jrre. Uf was h'ld tor the Urand Jury. A Fdral charpe of vioiatuij the prohibition laws hangs over his head. Charged with tfeilin a car, va'ued at from Cht'MLiit and inple treMs th jiiht of Augul. 7ih, Klin-ley, IS years old.

of No. LMM'i Cliff. nd hvhiih-. and It. I'lowii, 'J2 jcars.

old. ot" No. 1 tl Han forth street, pleaded not, guilty to chat gc, of crand laiven, dfrtM1, and ere held for tlje Crand The ear belonpd to Norman Ilarth. of No. 4't 'L'ylor street.

Arretted by 1 'elective Sha rp and Popp on a warrant from Scraiiton. charging forgery, I.ouis lio years old, uf the Windsor i t-1, not unilty to th chare- binc a fugitive from justice. The cave was adjourned until October -d. pnclinic rhe arrival here of uihVw from S-ranton. Republican Gain in Assembly Predicted by George K.

Morris Feciarin that, the of (Joverjiof Smith is waning, fieorge K. Iiepuhlican Sta' Coinmittee-! 'nan, who paed through Kochester yesterday, predicied that the present New ork primary fight would surely resiilr in the el-Muion of a I.epuhiicau i govrnor in Pd2ti. Mr. Morrin vatue to Huchcstpr foF lowing a conference with Fnited i States SemiSor James Wads worth, at the latter's home in (ieneseo, lor the purpose of talking over the political situation with County Leader James llotchkiss. As Mr.

Hutch-k sh was at hts country home in Hamlin yesterday, Mr. Morn phoned him. I Mr. Morris said that the state or-! tnuitrinn of th Kepublicait party js already at work to increase the Iteic.jldican majority in the Assembly Hi fall election, or a leat, to i prevent any siiphaik from the big. n.a.iori.y swept into iff.ee by the i last fall.

He predicte.I that ti) Kepnhlican would not a weat and hp has hope of I gaining a few. Secrftarial Training. KhT several th PhnHo-Sv liable Si-ri anil Aifii'inf hool has uffniiK srp -inlizi-d in jecci-iariiil M-it'tic. aii'l jHToimtins nf an ailvaii'il iiatui. liuw liuliittis inarir if the -liiisfst sitiniis in Kvche-ter.

It il! lay yuu tn iiivpstiKatt l'liuno-S hie lourvfs ffir? mriilliit plswiierf. l'honn-Svllahic Swrrarial anil AToun'iif Schl. strit tut. UucUdter. X.

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