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JOHN E. BARRETT, FA. AUTHOR, POET AND EDITOR, DIES Scranton, -John E. Barrett, the 84, author, poet, editor, and one of most prominent figures in. northeastern Pennsylvania, died today at his home bere after an.

finess of six years. He was. a native of Ireland and came to this country when a youth and immediately began 2 journalistic career with the late Joseph A. Soranton that brought him Into prominence. For years Mr.

'Barrett was editor of the Scranton Republican, and he! was 'regarded as 8 forceful writer. He also served as postmaster of! Scranton. He WAS a friend of the! late Charles Dana Gibson, New newspapor York Sun, and of that. other leading, time. One of Mr.

Barrett's greatest literary offorts was "Red Shadow." a story of the Indian massacre at Wyoming. Pa. He also wrote "Pennsylvania," 8 song of the Keystone State, which received official rocognition on. the occasion of the dedication of the Bernard Statuary at the Capitol: in Harrisburg. The dedication took place during the adminIstration of Governor John K.

Toner. Mr. Barrett married Mary A. Kolly in 1876 and she died some years ago. Seven children survive him: Sister' Mary, Sacred Heart order; Jerome.

K. Barrett, former city solicitor; Paul V. Barrett, Frank J. Barrett, Mrs. Martin W.

Collins, Forty Fort; Elizabeth and Florence Barrett, at home. COAL DEALERS SELECT CODE REPRESENTATIVES Retall Coal dealers are conducting nation-wide elections to seloct members of 45 Divisional Codo Authori-: ties to administer their Codo of Fair Practice As approved on February 14, 1934 by President Roosevelt. Local dealers will vote for seven members to be elected in Division No. 7, which Includes that entire portion of the State of Pennsylvania lying to the east of. and including the following named counties: Tioga, Lycoming, Clinton, Union, Mifflin, Junlata and Franklin except the area Included in and defined as have All voting is by mall, and five days been set apart for the mailing of ballote.

The mafling period expires at midnight May 1, 1934, and any ballots postmarked rafter that time will: pot: be counted. Every retailer of solid tuel, which includes not only coal, but coke and wood as well, is eligible to vote. Retailors are defined by the code AB persons or companies, selling or sellIng and delivering solid fuel in "other than railroad care or vesgels." Each retailer's ballot will be connted as one vote; plus one additional vote for each 500 tons of such fuel sold in 1933. The authorily members will be elected for one year terms, and will be In charge of all administraition of the code within the division they represent. The divisional organization.

comthe election here to be' conducted mittee has made arrangements the Chamber of Commerce of Reading, 211-North Fifth street, which agency will supervise the voting, and from whom official hallo1a -andi complete information may be obtained. The membership of the divisional committee consists of Division No. 6.. John F. Morritt, chairman, Reading: Charles F.

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PRESCRIPTIONS NEAR POST OFFICE What's Right What's Wrong What's Wrong who figured in a fatal accident while drunk. Maybe so, maybo 60, but 1t ottr editor told us to drink-. which ho won't--we'd retire to EL home for mental dofecta it we followed out his suggestion just because he aald 80. A newspaper man generally Is told by his editor not to drink, and so Dr. McBride's story just doesn't make aenso lo us.

It's not that the editor la looking after tho moral uplift of his reportOrA but rathor that he demands accuracy In. their work. Incidently other church conferences should talke a leaf from the publicity program of the E. C. convention.

The publicity is being handled efficiently and thoroughly, 80 that the nowspapers find 14 a pleasure to cooperate in covering the entire alfair, Cox 18 teamed with Lieutenant Governor Edward C. Shannon, who seeks the gubernatorial nomination, in what they term 8 fight against machine domination of the party and Mayor Moore, who had a previous engagement, was ropresented at A dinner in Cox's honor last night. by David J. Smyth, city solicitor. Smyth said that, "To my mind, Mr.

Cor is entitled to anything wants." Jation Hazlett, chairman of the living toncs to. smart modtribute to beauty. Lait Pour Le Teint Complexion Lotion: A Marvelous Powder Base, $1.10 city Republican curamitteo, took al different track. He expressed hie friendship for Cox, then added: "Unfortunately, there are times whon! you can't do the things you would like to do." The fourteon counclimen signed a round robin supporting Cox at yosterday's session, Seo It in tho Nows. TO INSTALL VOTING MAORAVES: Philadelphia, Today.

-(P) -The county commissioners have agreed: to equip every election district in Philadolphia with voting machines before the election next November. They informed Richard J. Beamish, secretary of the commonwealth, they would obtain 500 machines, bringing the total to 1,900. This story 1g of an upright citi-1 zen of a small community. He is a righteous and religious man, being! very active in church and Sunday school work, You can Imagino his embarrassment when neighbors were told that he bad an automobile accident AS the result of his having been drunk, And it is a fact that the gentlemon in question doean't drink, but try and convince some of his friends now that ho doesn't.

Dr. F. Scott MdBride, Anti-Saloon league leader, In. addrossing the Evangelical conference here last night old a story of a Chicago newspaper man who became intoxicated because he romembered that his editor said it was okay for him to drink. This Was during prohibition, of course.

Dr. McBride hold the editor equally responsiblo as the reportor MAYOR MOORE, COUNCIL ENDORSE COX NOMINATION Philadelphia, Today- -Mayor J. Hampton Moore and fourteen of twepty-one city councilmen 60- dorks the candidacy of Council Premdent. Edwin R. Cox for the Repub-, lican nomination for' lieutenant gov3r not.

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