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Chief of Police May
Be Suspended
Continued from Page 1, Column 4.

and that the mistakes in his testimony
were due to lack of memory and the
press of work in connection with his
office. He takes the position that his
activity during the last few months
makes the recollection of all the details
in his connection with his Office i'm
possible. The Police Commissioners
may see fit to believe him and not order
his suspension.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-04

To Cure Cold In One. Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
Druggists refund oney If it fails z
w. Groves signature on each box. 25c.'
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Continued from Page 1, Column 6.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-18

ney Butler and his bride, formerly
Miss Williams of Nashville, Tenn,
was a charming affair at the hand
some home of Mrs. ]. X. Saunders,
which is stately and colonial
throughout with beautiful frescoed
walls.
1.-THE brides charming manner
and gracious cordially received
much complimentary comment.
showing that the new minister's
Wife has won her husbands flock. "
Mrs. Butler is a niece of Mrs. T..
II. Puryear of this city, and as Miss
May Williams has often visited her
cousin Mrs. Samuel 7. Hubbard, and
made many friends here. She was
recently married to the Rev. ]. b.
Butler. a Methodist minister station
ed at Pensacola. Fla.
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Those who live in tents must be
vaccinated, and those who will not
be vacclnated shall not live in tents.
That is the rule in the camps OF
which the army is in control, and out
at Golden Gate park the campers are
showing a disposition to take issue
with the authorities.
or the 1.G00 campers in the park
there are 400 who have not present
ed their arms to the surgeon. That
was the count yesterday morning and
the order had gone out that those
who we're not vaccinated at o'clock
last night must leave the park.
Each day a sentry goes to each
tent and reads the order, with its
penalty of expulsion from the garden
for those who will not obey the law d.
II is anticipated that there will be a
reproduction OF scene in the early
history OF the human family out at
the park this morning, when 100 or
more will be driven from their campo
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the audience of the other.

the audience of the other.
An organized effort, then. TO
study the work OF the great makers
Of music and the environment in
which they produced their WORK,
must certainly result in a strong up
lit to the club members, and their
improvement, when manifested in
their lives and characters, Will con-
tribute much to the common stock
OF culture maintained by all the
clubs.
The Crescendo club was the first
club organized 10 that purpose. Last
winter saw the organization OF an
other and more ambitious club, the
Matinee Musical club. Definite re-
suits from their organization imme-
diately were manifested when two
steal attractions of the first water
were brought to the city. Seed for
musical appreciation was then sown.
which, II carefully nourished. will
result In lifting the city distinctly In
the scale Of culture.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-18

For the pleasure OF her visiting
sister. Mrs. Mark Anthony, OF Lex
ington, Ky. Mrs. w. II. Mills enter
tained Tuesday morning al cards.
Four tables were arranged for the
players. The first prize was received
by Mss Lille Mae Winstead. a cut
glass hlagree cologne bottle. Miss
Margaret Park received the conso-
latlon prize. copy of the Garden of
Allah. which she presented TO Mrs.
Anthony. The decorations were sun
flowers and the cslor scheme was
carried out in the ices. The invita-
ton list included: Mesdames Victor
Voris. F. ]. McElwee, Hubbard
Wells, George p. Hart, c. l.. Van
Meter, John Richardson, Lawgence
Gleayes and j. r. Baker. and Misses
Hattie Newton, OF Clrclevllle. o.;
Lille Mae wlnstead, Margaret Park,
Clara Park. Mary X. Sowell, Hazel
McCandless.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-18
The "Nincgar Bible"

Old st. Johns Church, Ports
mouth, n. H.. which is to celebrate
its one hundredth anniversary next
year. stands on the site of a less pre-
tentious building named Queen Caro-
lines Chapel in honor of a Queen OF
England. In recognition of the honor
the queen sent to the church a CON-
munion set which is still in use and
two chairs one of which is service
able yet. the other having been de-
stroyei b. fire. Perhaps the most in
teresting OF ali of the queens gifts
was the vinegar Bible" still to be
seen in the church. This was Bible
published in the year 1717 in Ok
ford by John Basket, the Kings
printer. The printer made a blunder
in setting up the Parable of the
Vineyard" so that il read the par
able OF the Vinegar" Forty copies of
the Bible with this mistake in them
were printed before the error was
discovered and rectihed. 1t is said
that but four copies are now in ex-
istence and one OF these Is the copy
Queen Caroline sent to the church
named in her honor.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-18

Louis. and Mr.. James r. T. Mershan,
of Texas, were received by friends
OF the bride in the city this week.
Miss Mulholland has visited Mrs. W.
p. Paxton OF this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Quickseie en-
tertained a party of their young
friends with a boating party in their
launch up the Tennessee river, Sun
day afternoon.
Tuesday evening Miss Mabel Ber-
ny, OF 1884 South Fourth street, en-
tertained informally number OF
friends at her home. Dancing and
other diversions made 1t pleasant
evening.
Thursday evening Mr.. o. b..
Wheeler was given a surprise party
at his home. 1119 North Thirteenth
street, by few friends. II was a de-
lightful party and in the evening a
luncheon in several courses was sery-
ed.
Miss Mary Boyle was the hostess
OF a pretty lawn party given Monday
evening at her home on Clark street
in compliment to her guest Miss Lii
Ian Hodgkins of Evansville. Japa-
nese lanterns Illuminated the lawn,
and refreshments were served.
Mrs. c. II. Chamblin entertained
a few intimate friends Tuesday with
a luncheon for the pleasure of Mrs.
Warn, of indianapolis, who is visit
ing in the city.
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
Miss Flora Reidel was married to
Mr.. Frank Dugan at the residence
Of the Rev. Father Jansen, South
Sixth street. Miss Reidel is from Col
conda and Mr.. Dugan lives in the
city.
Information was received Thurs
day that Miss Cora Torch, of Louis
Vile, was married by Rabbi Mueller
to Mr.. n. b. Goldsmith, of this city.
They we're married August 3.
Misses Ola Dossett. Hattie Thomas
and Bertha Thompson, of Broadway,
entertained Thursday evening with
luncheon at Wallace park. The party
attended the opera afterward.
Tuesday evening Miss Lura Rass-
man entertained with a party in hon
or Of her thirteenth birthday at her
home or Yeiser avenue.
In compliment to her visitors Miss
Anna Pullen, of Anna, ILL.,, and Miss
Mable Hardin. of Gogdn, H., Mrs.
Henry Counts. of South Sixth street,
entertained a few friends Wednesday
evening.
A delightful reception was given
Friday evening BY Mrs. II. Meyers
and Mrs. William Bourauln at the
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-18
Boating Party.

Mrs. NJ. e. Ham ehaperoned "A
party OF young people on a boating
party on the river Wednesday even
ing. The party went in launch far
up the Ohio. Refreshments were
served. The party included: Misses
Caroline Ham Eloise King, Claire
ST. John and Messrs. Charles Kopf,
Thomas Settle. Felix st. John and
Will Pierce.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-18
Well Known Here.

The Nashville Christian Advocate
of a recent date gives the following
account of the golden wedding of a
couple well-known in Paducah,
where the Rev. DR.. Mooney was al
one time the pastor of the Third
Street Methodist church. Mrs. Moo
ney Is a gifted writer and co-worker
of her husband. She is a sister Of
VIII Allen Dromgoole, the writer:
Mr.. Mooney has been a minister
SO years. and retired only last year"
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-18

Charley. dear" said young Mrs.
Torkins, You were playing cards
last night?"
What makes you think so?"
Because heard some friends of
yours talking this morning. They
didn't mention any names, but
heard them say, Eyes. he is the
worst poker player ever knew
Los Angeles News.
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Ayologizcd 10 Poll.
(From the Boston Herald.)

tFrom the Boston Herald.)
An Irishman in Boston, who had
made money In the contracting bust
ness, sent over to ireland for younger
brother, who landed at Charleston and
was taken around to see the sights.
Passing through park the greenhorn
saw a parrot that had escaped from its
cage and was perched on the limb OF
tree.
what a purity bird; would like TO
catch that" he said.
The brother tried to stop him, but
he climbed the tree and started to
crawl out on the limb when the parrot
said, well, what is IT."
Excuse me, sor," the greenhorn
FASTENED to say, Il thought ye wur a
bird"
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-18
NOT BLIND.

II love is blind. how can Il be
That these blind eyes Of nine can
see,
AS | was walking down the way,
The nutter of a garment gray
Beneath the windy willow tree7
And as I walked more rapidly.
How could know she did not flee,
But made an innocent delay.
II love Is blind?
] saw her soft hair blowing free,
J saw her flushing tenderly.
And ir her eyes there shone ray
Caught from the east at dawn OF
Of day;
How could | tell It was for me,
II love Is blind?
From Cap and Gown.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-18
Lawn Party.

Complimentary to Miss Lillian
Hodklns, of Evansville. Miss Inez
Bell and Miss Mary Ripley enter
tanned with a lawn party at their
home on South Third street Thurs
day evening. The evening was quick
ly spent In round of games sug-
gested by the hostesses with de-
llghtful refreshments afterward.
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Notes.

An unusually pleasant dance was
given Wednesday evening by
Messrs Cecil Patton and Clarence
Krug at the Wallace park pavilion.
Cards announcing the marriage o.
Miss Florence Mulholland, of ST.
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parsonage of the Evangelical church
on South Fifth street. TO the Rev.
and Mrs. b. whitman. VINO are WIS.,
iting in the city.
For the pleasure OF the Mlsser
bought, OF Mayfield, their guests.
the Misses Boyer entertained Wed
nesday evening with a boating par
ty
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-18
Crcsccndo and Matinee Musical club,


The musical genius may be said
TO be the highest order OF mental en-
dowment. Probably more than any
other gift, II is native TO the posses-
sor. Intellectually may ne assumed
to certain extent. But looking back
over the list OF great tone-poets, II
is evident that their genius was pre-
sent with their birth and developed
as naturally as physically they grew
II has not always been that they
were the elimination of line or
muslcally gifted ancestors. Bach
was. but Handel was not. The must
cal temperament. in creative sense.
is rare. In literature there Is no
lack OF Jingle writer's. and corres-
pondlngly In music, the inferior and
even the base find the most volum-
inous expression. Yet OF the two. II
could be said that The composer or
poor music is more highly endowel
than the writer of poor verse. The
truly great in both music and lltera-
ture must be produced by great souis
and we would say that the soul
which could produce the "Polonalse''
was greater than the soul which pro-
duced Crossing the Bar" But the
Influence Of literature vastly is lar
ger than music because the audience
of the one Is Infinitely broader than
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-18

English artillery volunteers are
armed with obsolete field pieces. but
have done their best toward making
them fordlmable by painting them
the new greenish7gray color,
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-18

to get back to the land and to the fodV
OF our ancestors.
First Listener--What food docs h
mean, Bill? Nutsy
second Listener---Nawl Thistles!-
Ally Sloper.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-18
Bride known Here.

A Pensacola. Fla. paper of a re-
cent date gives the following
THE reception by the ladies of
the Palafox church for Rev. j. Bar
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-18

The Horrid Thing-The bathing
here is the best rye ever seen.
Ethel-Do you swim?
The Horrid Thing-No; only
look.-Puck.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-18

among the trees and the flowers by
the men In uniform.-San Francisco
Call.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-18

He-I love you, darling. I swear
II by the lofty elms In yonder park.
She--Dont swear by them.
He-And why not?
She-Because those trees are slip
perry elms.-Chicago News.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-18

To Drive Out Malaria

To Drive Out Malaria
tsis and Build Up the System
fake the Old Standard GROVES
TASTELESS CHILL TONIC. You
know what you are taking. The for
mula is plainly printed ON every bot
tie, showing it is simply quinine and
iron in a tasteless form. The quinine
drives out the malaria and the iron
builds up the system. Sold by all
dealers for ~ years. Price so cents.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-18

"How did you get into this coun-
try?" asked a reporter OF a Chinaman.
WAS 1t through the open door,"
"No; through a chink," replied the
Monaghan tersely.-Judse.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-18

Rhymer--Is 1t necessary for 4
poet to adopt nom de plume?
Spacer-No. but it's safer.
-september Smart Set.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-18

HYDE Park Orator. tell you we're
degenerating. and the only remedy is
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-13
MICHAELS' POOL
HALL ENTERED

l9hn sheslaa aud A Frank eefe
arrested thls man.ng charged with
cuteFlue faek MichaeIs pool ball and
stealing thegeffom Il bottles ef ana
sin pounds af tatacen ana bunch IL
cigars Thef vsFe held to the grand
jury this morning after q hearing be.
fore Commissioner Fafar under sd
bond each ln default 81 which they
Ncfe committed = mii
Night MARSHAL john Brtt happeu-
el 20 core upau tie men iasl night
with theif hooty blt though theY
acted mtllsf snsplslous.y he dld not
arrest than s. tie time Later Re
made an investigation % he alley
from whleh ties lad come and found
tie tu1aooa hidden When ihe burg.
lars q TIE pool han was discovered
then tie msn seu promptly arrest
ei and though Tie guo vas not Re-
covered Is Effects med rather -.
parent when TIE fvo were afa.kHe1
ln roari
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mo DANCER OF
A REVOLUTION

Washington sept Ambassador
Thompson, declares that the reports
efa bitter anli-Ameflean feeling in
Aexlco and o. al afeanaed fet0lu.
ton against The present government
under preslden, bias afs false lie
renewed hts request made some time
49,. .tiAt IN .compl.anas~ wltl ,the
aisiges 81 President nlaE this eouu.
tfy should take steps q suppress the
Mexican revolutionary Iunta IA 81
Louis which publishes IL spanish a
paper called Regeneration
Ambassador Thompson SAYS that
the troubles That have occurred fo.
Gently in Mexico have beeu nothing
more than small labor u9ts aidin
that n there should Be ans local dis
.tuftances they vii le handled rleht.
5 b. the Mexican government Such
.a thing asa general uprising IS noi 90
- considered
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ASK FOR A
RECEIVER

Yesterday afternoon an application
fof a HeesIfe7 faf Tie tsarem9re l.ad.
iun WeIs eaut uy vas aVged before
iajgr PARSER IA chamters TIA
fortI staekIo ders in ule compsus
allcge misnsHaesment changing tlaf
President periue ana thosa acting
with hlm are gudayoflng o. frees e
them oct Tier aliegt Thar although
tht company made over sii.No last
year TIE property is morigagci fof
sa2eo Tie minority stockholders
were represented d Attorney " =
WutehAes Hf MHskogee vhlic Atturu.
ey Kerr ri 1afNgY' appeared iar
President rerdue There will e 4
further hearing eu Tie case next week
in CMremafe
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-13
ANNUAL ELECTION
Commercial Club viii Hold an
important Meeting To-
night at 9 S'CIock

TIE annual election of oreen q
the Commercial club siii bc he'd t..
night Seymour Riddle, tie pres.
dent lias announced that De wi
nui again accept the once Several
lave tseh meHtioued a. bis sueeess0f.
aHubs oflss u orr A T. Church.
ili. 1uliss + g. Fafar and v +.
Tionpaa, Int no one of ttem bas
heen making a raee fcf TIE nomlua.
tlon y II ClaaesRnfth elli pFoA
abs + fssleeie1 secretary without
opposition
TWo amendments 81 the constlta.
tloH slll Il voted up0n ono lncfeas.
iHs tie laati u directors from ase Is
seven fbe ether providing TOE tie
quarterly Instead of monthly collection
ui das liesites this 10 Is Under.
stoai tiaf The Auditorium company
eal maze tie club 8 proposition faf
the rent II club fooms ln tie nes
buiaiiuF altogether then. Tie
meeting tonight IS a very important
one and il IS expected tlat etefY
memhef aiii = present.
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10 AMALGAMATE.
Republican Executive Commit
ees Of Two Terrific
rIes Will Unite.

on TUESDAY. september 1, the Re
pabiicau executive committees of
Oklahoma ard Indian Territory will
meet az Oklahoma Cltg and endsasor
q eject a consolidation. Tie details
q tne Indignation have n0t set
been worked out, hat { IS certain that
TIE two Wii lSeane one Tie com.
mltteemen from bath tsfrltaum rial.
laa that "a a. effective WoFk Through.
oat tiW nrw state there must ~ bat
0ne committee Instead u tNQ The
Democmlic committees ANA lsamaled
some tno months 40 and have beou
doing sefy easetIfe saTs
Charles n Fiisau = Guthrie sccfe.
tAtY ~ Oklahoma tsrufeu IS chair
man 0f ere oklahoma COMMITTEES and
Grant Nicinr of Alton heads TIE lu.
aAn Territory buneh III fi.soo ays
siss i ia favor q df Victor iof ehalr
mao az ths amalgamats8 committee
ana tlis opinion seems % h. ll.ie
general IL Is more than lpfoMb.o
tlaf NJ Vleief ali l. chosen % head
Tie consolidated committee ln recog.
milton ~ MS cxealieut Nork ln Indian
TERRITORY
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piec meAi q - mach as vas necessary
In orieg 10 gef 4 raliload 70 take il ui'
our hands lie also favored a. lne tie
cooperation Of Independence aui
0tbef eitAea III this m0fa llr thought
tliat Flgiltoi.uay would ~ more Ac.
oepiAhla 70 rAllsnad than a bonus
Lehman thought We could get twe.
thIuis q tie flght-of.way Tor nothing
A railroad committee wAs a..
pointed consisting of Captain 4 A.
fkossef. / nm q n. HAil. = G.
Kiddoo. / &. McLuney and . G ~.
lef. which slli correspond uith tns
Frisco oaIelals az once. Two other
plans fof road are under consldsf
atiOn. bat tie Journal does not stats
shat theY afc
That Alton as sell a. CogeyYllle
and Centgaiia is interested in tie
project appeam from the foiloeIng
letta- Nhlch vas read a. the ConeY.
vile meeting
Alton r. Sept 4 1905.
tsiitnf Journal CnHvysllls Kan.
Lear slf - ~ y0Qg paper 1 CON.
mites ffam ybar t0wn snd CentFAlla
vii meet Ia Coieylllt nest Tuesday
10 ialk over tie proposition II lie
Frisco h8.d.ng from Alton - Coaaf.
vile Representatives 10 tho Alton
Commercial Cuh woli 1870 % meet
sith faaf committees and if sou slli
give us tie correct tafo ~ the CQlfsy.
vile sna Csnsni.a meeting ard
permission % meet uilh you fsilass
No vii % there Hoping % hsaf
from sos 81 uiam mail 5 remain.
FmtomaifY mlm
Matt Teiu
Meantime gething definite has bsen
d0ne an any 81 Niuitaa many pro-
igets Tlleteu miles Oi grade ieit b
ileudensa Is stlli our nearest roa'la.
lion 81 thai uarthwest road
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CLEAN MAN|NEW TRAIN
Katy viii Put on + aster
Train Than the
Flyer.

81 Iouss No. sept The Miss.
egfi. kansas and TEXAS proposes opsr.
ating au additional aud exceptionallY
fast train beseeen ST. Louis kansas
cts and other points 10 Oklahoma
and Texas a. taF a. Dallas and Fort
Worth Onciais Of the road viii bold a
meeting IL s. Louis early thi. montfi
Va onief "a arrange al tie praitcal
details a tie seFflcea
Assistant tsrBsAi Manager MaK.
Nell SAYS thAt tie new trains will te
somewhat tastsf that the Katy FlyeF
TieY wlli leaga ST. Louis about Els
D. nl. aud Kansas cts about D M
connecting a. Parsons, kan, ami Wlll
reach Okiahosna CitY uo iolloNluk
morning and arrive 81 Dallas and fort
Worth about noon. They all leave
Dallas AID Fort Worth about p 70
and arrive ai kansas CITY about a.
o. and - Louis about b. m, Con.
siaeration las not been given 20 Tire
suggestion fof operating TIE trains
south of Dallas ani Fort Worth
For ttls service tie road Nill SECURE
brand uew motive power aud eaalp
menf. Locomotives baggage ears
coaches and slaepers will he made ox-
pFessly fof tbs lmnic The Intention
u tis management is o. hegln rnn.
nins the trains As SOON az the uew
locomotives and equipment can a.
secnfei
These tFalns sill he additional d
qpseut tmlns ara they aill he faster
and better Travel las Increased So
greatly tetaegn So loeis ana points
be- OKLAHOMA aud Texas that tie
missouri Kansas and Texas perreIFes
ua pced 81 sxta safslce
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chIldsrs Notes

iloss are scarce bat eem IS One
Miss ! Hicks visited Mrs II posu.
sasi week
Miss Rosa leSon vas visiting Mns
Cofdg Martin last wesk
NlN Com Martin was visiting with
the ressll family last week
Mieses Minnie snd Carrie hege are
going ia Kansas % school ths winter
Charley Thorpe ef coaay Bluu
made business trip % Coiieygl le
lasi week
Mrs william Martin saa ahsaned
u tie river asf Neet ilef body
aas banei .nthe BAR cemetery Tho
fanemi vas one 81 tas largest efer
huid u fle sccii1n
Tie Republican ui organ Be.
gab.Imn club 90 tho gHan school
house nszt FRIDAY evening sspl
= b Lawson ef Noaata a s. re
prueIp speaker and some flle As-
publican mton from fuia lre looe-
Il fot
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PROJECT FOR AN
ELECTRIC ROAD

George e. prlestleY and other oni.
olab of the Warren company of Penn.
sylsanla. the uwner pt Nluiias gas
franchise, have Just purchased TIE
Union Traction company n 0onoyyllle
AMI Independents, teEelhef uithyalu.
able franchises from both elites. Tie
lntemglan line between The two cities
It Is announced. siIl te completed and
"a operation within 81 months The
narlcsyllle Eutefpflse Afs that uhe
s4ms parties Nho bought this line are
considering tie adgtabllitY o. build.
ing an electric read from ilaftlcgille
to N0wata wis uot 9u % Ninlla.
wheFt TIE Warren company now has
large Interests ala