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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-11
MAN LOSES 5000.
Travelled with A Big Wallet of
Money Instead of A Check Book.

a. G. Hawkins, a merchant of
Sebree Ky, went to ST. Louis TO buy
goods, He expected to buy about
$4,000 worth, so he put thirp-ol.e
800 bills, and smaller bills to the
amount of $4,000 in a big wallet,
stuffed the wallet in his inside pock-
ct, and set forth on his journey.
When he stepped from the train at
the Union Station, St Louis, he still
had the $1,000. When he reached the
street, after passing through the
crowded station, he didn't have
money enough to pay his ear fare
down town. The wallet was gone,
and he had no idea how 1t got away
from him.
Now, when We consider how many
free schools there are in this coun-
try, and how many banks, isn't 1t a
wonder that some people still try to
make walking treasures of them
selves? Mr.. Hawkins is probably q
depositor in the bank at his home
town, and his check would be just
as good in St Louis as at Sebree.
If he expected to deal with stran-
gers, he should have taken letter
from his home banker, or a cashiers
check, or draft, or his own personal
check duly certified. His banker
could have told him many ways OF
transacting the business without pos
sibility of loss. But, Of course, had
he done so, he would not have got
his name in the papers.
The Louisa National Bank gives
its depositors s1O5,00OOO security fol
the safe keeping of their money, and
for the payment Of same ON demand
We are a your service and have
every modeta facility for handling
your business. You are invited &c
open an account with us.
THE LOUISA NATIONAL BANK,
Louisa, Ky,
NJ. G. WATSON, President
NJ. f. CoNLEY. Cashier
]. f. HACKwoRTH.
L. II. YORK.
X. l.. VINSoN.
AUGUSTUS SNYDER,
y. II. YATES,
Directors.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-11

When you put your advertisement
in the NEWS we put it into the hand
of more people than your can posi-
bly, reach for like amount of money
expended anywhere else. The r-.
suits from your advertising are nee.
essarily proportionate with the mum
Der Of people who read It. You are
welcome to examine our subscrip.
ton list
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-11
Naked Truth as to San Francisco.

l'oheo tiulu 90 W Juti dHSioSUs
Physically end morally San Fran
cisco was built on mud
Much Of lower Market street was
on made grcund-old cans, refuse.
muck lifted from the harbor and
dumped over behind pies. The city
Hall was In what was once swaps
and later sand lots Fine roadways
had taken the place OF creeks or es-
tuaries of the swanips and tide flats
The quaklng earth rocked and Top
pied buildings erected on sponge.
Not owning her own water works,
the city burned when The. emergency
came under which ne must depend
upon The equipment and structural
eonscientlousness Of corporations
san Fraacisco was notorious Tor
her harboring aud laxry toward ne
social evil white black yellow and
brown.
aAt had more murders per 1000
than any other city in the nation
She was the only big city wherein
Ia man could safely XIII another in the
prize ring, ana there had been i3ur
such killings
She was The caly city where lot
tery uekes we're poddled from house
rs house. office 10 office
She had one saloon for every $50
citizens. one church for every $500
size averaged one suicide a day
/. She handled over 500 eases Of IN
sanity the pasi "a months.
She hrbored rnspeakablo chinese
and Japanese ihfamies lhas would MOI
be tolerated. a day In China 5r Japln
Her conspicuous WILDERNESS was
not only tolerated By the authorities,
but practically ignored by the min
listers
When the seismic shock came, The
main terror was as TO what the Vi
cious elements would do The city
was afraid Of itself and all fled who
could sisn trembied less f0r the
houses and stores than fot their
women and chilren, the legitimate
prey Of the vicious and pestllence.
un,il Funston began TO shoot and
hang.
On the second day, when the ground
shook with more earthquake and the
dynamltlng Of buildings, while The
flames threw curtain OF Dlood-red
over everything, and volumes OF
smokes charged up and down the bus
mess thoroughfares, the street rail-
way platforms Of MarNet street We're
covered with men dead drunk scores
Of them vomiting, eursing and howl
ing. They knew the wicIlcdness Of
the city and thought God was striking
it from above and below
The great majority Of San Francis
cans were as gJ1d people as could
l~ found anywhere else on eartn
The public conscience WAS asleep
Good business men winkod AZ one -
another specie, Of SIN brgluse It
moan, Eam % thcm The admins
ltatioh was Tor politics unly and had
/ mot yc, learned thai 70 IS good r1l.-
ties - rely ON the guod sense loyc
iof us,ice and drccncy Ct b. whole
| people The local press was either
ito o3WurdA or too neutral or tot
directly interested to stir for a moral
IaNakening Vice ruled while in.
ipnblic c-Qseience slept Bu', Today
Those who)can do right by The city
raise Their empty, scorched hands and
swcr fhy WIN build anew N'h %
INfomers Chinatown, no regions %,
| professional and assorted yoc, nc
Imndadcn Of mud either physical
Tor moral
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-11
POSTMASTER ROBBED

G. W. Fouts, postmaster at River
ton, la, nearly lost his life and was
robbed of all comfort, according to
his letter. which says. For 20 years
| had chronic liyereomplaint, which
led TO such severe case of jaundice
that even my finger nails turned vel
low; wfse ~ 6occg prescribed Eisc-
tric Bitters, which cured me and have
kept me well for eleven years"
Sure cure for Biliousness, Neuralgia,
Weakness and all Stomach. Liver.
Kidney and Bladder arrangements. A
wonderful Tonic. At A. NJ. Hughes
drug store. 80 cents.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-11
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CHAPTER i.--story opens on rucrv
tlanlaunn IN south Carolina iB lime of
american revolution rul llcsfemrf and
biliiali lfaEouna atfNe ana ngk uteom.
mvdailnn OF Miss Jane Elleiy IN fhr .l,.
sfnte VI her father and mother Who No.
totiss llurinE breakfast THO officers tfa
alsiufn ned hN lirhg and an Ampritin ,f.
accl dasEes through the lines and ,ipap.
prnrH in he wosHa
4 NltAPIEh / Storm DELAYS dcpartnre
loi tiiitll soldiers. and tDl nrasoairr
fgullv willing 90 tripaiU t tue pdnp1HN N
Miss bileiy hhrlnS dlnurt a daHsr
sgufc VIII bach inNt ana iQt.rpd wtth
bong rpat. ruitrt dhlnH. tbom ADD gives
Hiss tiielt 4 mute
tfiAffhf, ili British uigrafs STARTLED
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SreaEnlsr if him Capi NurMnaudi. who
thcY murh wishUd ~ capture 80 wa A
pauiqi lptei VI hlB kH0A ana nieht
thc htlrti Nerc atfitbrd al up EilgIy
plnniauqn. and msul 20 ntm dlIrd anu
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-11

The kidneys are your
blood purifiers, they III
ter out the waste or
impurities in the blood.
II they are sick or out
Of order, they fail 10 do
their work.
Pains, achesandrheu-
malism come from ex-
cess Of uric acid in the
blood, due TO neglected
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-11

TYPEWRITER FOR SALE.
Munson typewriter. sl0O machine,
used but little. Good condition.
Price S35. months time.
+. II. Yates.
Louisa, Ky.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-11

The NEWS office can furnish seals
for Notaries, Lodges, and officers of
allkinds. Also, any kind of office
supplies.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-11
Home Circle Column.
A Column Dedicated to Tired
Mothers as they Join the Home
Circle at Evening Tide.

The average housewife finds more
use for tack-hammer and stove
plate-lifter than algebra and geom-
etry.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-11
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway.

Schedule IN effect Feb !, 1896, subject to change
without notice. Limited for Cincinnati. Indiai.-
apOis, st. Louis ana the west.
j51 A. NJ. and Los P. 81. Daily.
Limited for Louisville, Nashville. Memphis, and
Southwest
i;l5 a. m. and loo p. IN. Daily.
WeStbOund Local Trains.
Main line, SOS a m. ex Sunday and Loo pm daily
Louisville lue, 1915 a. m. except sunday
Limited for Washington. Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New York, Richmond Old Point ana Norfolk
1874 a. m. and $40 p. m. daily.
EaStbOund Local Trains.
II: 81 p. m. daily snd s;l3 p. m, except Sunday.
Ly, Louisa SIS am anG Els pm. e1. sunday.
Ar Ashlana 1000 a. IN. and 600 pm e1. Sunday
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-11
Over-Work Weakens
Your Kidneys.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.

All the blood in your body passes through
your kidneys once every three minutes.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-11

The humblest home may be made
attractive with flowers and music,
and these are factors 0; happiness
far greater than the trappings Of
wealth.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-11

Into the peace and quiet Of this
scene broke the Sound Of many
horses feet. "What is IT,, my daugh-
tcr?" Mr.. Ellcry asked grasping the
arms of his chair with trembling
hands ''ls II the rebels?"
NAY. father" Jane answered, "me-
thinks II is rather the British. TO
Judge by the dashes of red | see
among the trees; but will go and
find out"
She laid her book upon the table
rs she spoke. and, rising from her
seat, left the summer-house and
walked with light, quick step to-
wards the mansion.
Ito be contlnued.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-23
FIGHTING. OVER
 CASES 1T FRISCO
Mayor SchnlitZ~ Counsel Wants Rule on Motion Made to Dismiss
 Indictment

San Francisco. Dec. = When the ease of Mayor Schmitz and Abra- ham Ruef was called Attorn4y I. C. ] Campbell on behalf of Mayor ] Schmitz, asked Judge Dunno 10 ral= on the motion made to dismiss the indictment SO that demurrer might be filed and the mar9r pro ceed 10 trial
 cannot rule on that indict- l ment until the co-defendant. Raef. completes his examination of the jury. answered the court.
 Attorney Campbell protested safnst lie ruling declaring that he could not be held responsible for the action of the co-defeadan,. This broushf q statement from Attorney Hiram Johnson. who said
 Mayor schimtz and Ru4f are CO., defendants and elected 10 maka their defense together.
 Attorney Campbell denied that any such agreement had been reach ed. He asserted that when the mo- ton TO set aside the indictments Was made 1T was announced rhar the defendants might separate if they saw fit to do so.
 They will take the grand iarv in this court until after the cid of it's year declared Assistant District Attorney HeneE. The first witness was Jacob Garfnkle, an attorner. who admitted friendship for Grand Juror NJ. \. Livingston.
 In attempt was made to qu=s- tioa several newspaper men as 10 the source Of articles in relation ro the defendants which had appeared in =the San Francisco pabaes. =bfH the QHesfions ware raled oar on os.- iacfions b# the state.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-23
OVER THE STATE

uses. his personal indebtedness to it being several thousand dollars. Mr Copeland states that the com Dany is in good shape and would pay every cent on the dollar and that there is no reason for asking for a receiver. He also states that the liabilities of the company are only about Sf0, poo and the assets are something like s4o.00o He says the company has been in busi- ness three years and has paid diFi- dends to the amount of 66 per cent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-23
HOW ABOUT A
 GRAPHOPHONE?

We carry a large line of Disc and Cylinder machines and nice line of records. Our records can be played on Edison and Victor machines. We sell Graphophoncs on easy monthly payments
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-23
Asks Appointment of Receiver.

Jonesboroz II. ]. Spencer one Of the stockholders of the Crescent Commission company of .Jonesboro, filed a complaint in the Craishead county chaneerx court Tuesday. ask ing that a=FeceiyeF for the company be appointed He alleges that the concern is involved in debt beyond it's ability 10 pay The complaint further alleges =eXtraFaganee in the management bX Rudy Copeland. who. it#is alleged used the funds of the company for his own private
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-23
WOULD SELL ENTIRE
 HOLDINGS OF ZION.
Many of Creditors Said to Be in Ab-
 solutc Poverty.

Chicago, Dec 22 st meeting of creditors of the Zion city estate in Zion tabernacle. Receiver John C. Hately announced that conditions have reached point where they demand that immediate arrange ments be made for selling the en- tire property.
 Many of the creditors, he said, are in absolute poverty as the result of having invested their all in The Kingdom. Others are borrowing to meet living expenses and are ap-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-23

preaching financial ruin. The re- eeiver said that he is receiving ev- cry day urgent letters asking for an immediate settlement of the estates affairs. The fact that winter has arrived, makes the crisis sharper. and Mr. IIately felt that the dictates of humanity must be met.
 The creditors will vote on the question of selling the property.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-23
MILLS
 OF SOUTH MERGE,

Nashville Tom, Dec PA merger Of the leading woolen mills Of the south. involving a capitaliza- tion of one and a quarter million dollars. has been effected. The com bine will be known as the American textile Woolens company It will
 include the following concerns: Park Woolen mills, Rossville, Ga. Louisville Woolen mills, Louisville, Ky; Swettwater Woolen mills, Sweet water, Tenn. Athens Woolen mills, Athens, Tenn; Atlanta Wool en mills. Atlanta. Ga.
 The headquarters of the concern will be in Chattanooga and it is an- derstoOd that w. NJ Nixon of Allan ia will be president.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-23
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FORMER CASHIER
 ARRESTED IN AUSTIN
Vim. (. Anderson. Wanted in Kan.
 Sas City, Cntier Arrest.

Austin. Texas, Dee. 21--Chief of Police Morris arrested William C. Anderson, alias William Charlton who is wanted in Kansas City on the charge of embedding funds of the First National bank of that city. or which he was formerly assistant paving teller. When arrested he had about $300 in money and an auto, which he purchased in San Antonio. He has been here for about ten days past. Anderson was started back home to stand for his charge.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-23
Win You Attend 0u[ G[eat
 Piano Sacrifice Clearing Sale? Save From S75OO to S200. .0o on Piano. It Can't Rut Be Of Interest To You If You Have No Piano
 Or Organ In Your Home.

We believe if you realize how econ omical piano buying is this week at HOLLENRERG MCSlC cos. SALK you would not delay another day to give the children the piano you so long have promised and they have so long deserved You will be perfect ly safe in sending your son or dauSh
 ter down to make the choice. Every piano is marked in plain fignres.. one price to all. Every instrument is warranted by us and it's manufactur-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-23
A PIANO FOR
 CHRISTMAS.

Whats more appreciated for a Christmas present than a nice Piano. We have sold several to be delivered Christmas Eve.
 Why not send one to your home. $lo down will bring Piano to your house.
 We are giving daily demonstrations on the Auto-Piano and Melville Clark Player Pianos. We invite you and your friends to hear these Self Play ing Pianos
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-23
TROOPS ON WAY
 Tfi -, .,,,,, e.

Ranking. China. Dee. -. .-Abon two thousand Chinese soldiers from Aahklns armed with modern wca- Pons, trained by European officers. ana accompanied bv q battery CT heid artillery. have proceeded to the 'fon' to meet the rebels in the Ping kiang distria
 Gen iIsi' the commander of tha troops, has left this city
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-23
TT IS HURRY TIME.

lsut you must act promptly any Piano bought during this sale is a bona fidc BARGAIN. We still have several SNAPS Splendid cabinet Upright Grand Pianos in Mahogany eases usually sold for s36o now s16i Others of reliable makes SIG, stSG, $210, etc
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-23
A WHITE DEER
 BROUGHT TO CITY.

Mir N, \. Mccall of Humphrey Ias quite q curiosity in his posses sien it being a white doe, which he- killed ten miles east of Humphrey Friday The doe can be seen at the building on East Third avenue for merlv occupied by Drummond tl3e pavnbrOker
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-23
A FEATURE OF
 THE SALE.

If Nou need an instrument and don [ want to lay out much money. our of fers on used Upright Pianos, ranging from $500 upwards are SNAPS Any used Piano bought during this sale time within two years, and full amount allowed. Buy now
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-23

may wish to pay We have it here for you. Visit the sale; you will be re. paid for your trouble.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-23
WE EXCHANGE NEW FOR
 OLD INSTRUMENTS.

If you have an old Piano and want 10 exchange same for a new one see Us. If you want to rent a piano see us.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-10
sREvITIEs PUNCHED.


Frank James VIII locate 10 the Big
Pasture
Five glandered horses and a mule
were shot to death az Mckinney.
b r. Yoakum was elected chairman
Of the Rock Island board OF directors
A baby boy three weeks old was
left In Santa Re depot at Alyarado
Tex.
over 100000 bales % cotton will be
sent to Japan this year from Okla.
homa.
Plckpockets got $3.50 from passen.
gers on a Katy train between 81 Louis
and Denison.
Near LawtOn. Okla. a Wild cat en-.
tered a home and badly BIT three men
who were asleep
Natural gas Is 10 be pipod nine miles
10 Duncan. !. T. The price will be so
cents per 1000 cubic feet.
The body Of Ed Lamb. with rife in
his arms and a bullet hole In HIS fore.
head. was found near Eagle Pass. Tex
The body Of Douglas. the porter who
went down with the train into the
Clmarron river has been found near
Kingfsher. Okla
Three boys. convicted OF robbery
were executed by shooting at Riga.
Russia Four other persons were put
20 death az the same time.
AZ Spring Green. Wis. a mob had
the moose prepared 20 put around the
neck Of Thomas Bali. charged with as
sault on Mrs Edward Frank. but could
not enter the jail.
Robert Vandervoort. known as "Di
avolo. died from injuries In a rail
road wreck In New York state lie
was the original loop.the.loop per |
former
James Wallace Thomas. a resident /
OF Texas since lSf5. postmaster az I
GAINESVILLE aud Mckinney under Pres
dents. Pierce Buchanan. Johnston.
Grant Hayes. Garfield. Arthur ana /
Cleveland, a Republican and proprie-
tor OF the fgst paper In Collin county. \
d1ed az Mckinney.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-10
FIVE iNcENplARY FIRES.
New York Has That Number With a
&esth and a Panic.

New fk. Nov. 9.-o9e woman Il
dead. a man In a hospital suffering
from severe burns. 1000 persons fec
from their homes in panic and thou
sands more passed n sleepless night AZ
the result OF a series OF ineendIary
fires In the two blocks bounded by Six
tieth and sixty.flrst streets and Co
lumbus and West End avenues early
today.
Scores OF persons whose lives were
endangered by the confaRration Fri
day were rescued by the firomen. In
all there were five ires-overy one
OF incendiary ofigin-between mid.
night and 3 o'clock in the morning
The woman who lost her life was
Mrs. Caroline Swain. seventy years
old. She lived az iOT West Slxtieth
street. adjoining one OF the buildings
which was fred. She died OF heart
failure. induced by fright
Adrian TompkIns q In a hospital
with his hands and feet severely
burned as the result OF climbing down
redhot FIRE escape He Is In a seri.
The rapidly succeeding fires. crowds
OF evicted tenants and terrifying ma.
mors spreading throughout the neigh
borhood. with the constant appearance
and temperance of fire engines and
Dis squads % police. raised tue neonle
throughout the vicinity 20 q hlgh Mitch
% excitement, which ana not lessen
until daylight brought n measure Of
assurance. Tho incondlarlsm wa
finally stopped
Tho excitement spread ovrn no
Broadway and iu The Marie Autot
nette Ansonla Empire and othar be-
hotels In the noighborhood Of Ircsfn
g11re guests were aroused bv tho
connection Ia the 50. Paul hotel at
the southeast corner OF Sixtv.arsf
street and Columbus avenue. and TO.
De-. Hudson. on Sixty-sccond street I
both close 10 the fires. an the guests .
were aroused and few slept any more. /
All tho houses where the fres oc.
'urred were fats. Three OF them were
occupied by whites and two by ne.
;roes. Most OF the tenants were in
led when the fires broke out and es.
aped 10 the strots In the scantlest OF
'lothing.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-10
MALADY AT MARIA.
Is OF Malignant Type and Alpine PEG
pie Are Frightened.

Austin. Nov. Ex-Governor Lanhan
has received the following telegram
from the Business Mems club OF Al
pine Brewster county:
The people Of Alpine have Just held
a mass.meetlng for the purpose OF pre-.
venting the spread Of a malignant type
OF disease which Is now prevalent in
Maria and other parts OF Preside
county. the nature OF which physicians
OF Maria have been unable 10 diagnose
definitely as 70 the character There
have been about twelve deaths az
Maria from this disease. aud Il Is
spreading in the country. The sense
OF the meeting was a request that YOU
send the state health officer TO Maria
TO investigate the nature OF the disease
and ascertain II there Is some way 10
arrest It's spread into adjoining coun.
ties and other parts OF the state"
Governor Lanham has ordered As
sistant Health Ohicer Shaver OF ElI
Paso to go at once TO Maria aud make
an investigation.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-10
PROFITABLE PRICE.
Company With That End In View or.
Ganixed al Atlanta.

Atlanta, Ca, Nov. "a movement
designed 20 maintain profitable
price for cotton against the conspira.
cies OF Wall street" was inaugurated
Thursday evening at a meeting OF the
executive committee OF the Southern
Cotton association.
The method proposed for accom-
tishing this purpose is the formation
sf the Southern Cotton company"
with an authorized capital OF 800.
100000 TO build warehouses, buy up
cotton nj reasonable prices and other
wise endeavor to regulate selling so
that cotton shall be traded In on basis
OF its intrinsic value, rather than on
speculation.
Fifteen members Of the executive
committee Of the Southern Cotton as
ISOLATION attended the meeting. They
represent all the cotton states and In.
clude many prominent planters.
A tentative plan for organization Of
the proposed buying and handling com
pany VISA presented by n special com
mittee consisting OF Messrs. j. p. AIN.
son OF North Carolina. f. d. Smith.
South Carolina: s. A. witherspoon.
Mississippi: ]. l.. Maxwell. Louisi-
ana. and J. A. Hickey. Texas. This
charter provides for the organization
OF stock company with an author.
lied capital OF siOO.0O0O0O and an
initial capital opferhaps si0.000,O00.
II Is proposed that affairs Of the
company shall be administered by a |
board OF thirty-five directors, who /
shall estimate fair cotton prices and I
endeavor TO have them maintained.
The management Of the concern Is
TO erect storage warehouses and con
duct buying. holding and selling. The
par value OF the stock is 10 be 81
share. opening membership 10 small as
well as large planters Should the di,.
rectors believe cotton 10 be WORTH
more than Wall street prices IL viii
pay such prices regardless OF the so
called market value aud hold the prod.
uct for n rise
After discussing and amending In
some respect the plans for organiza-
ton II was decided 10 defer final &C.
tion on the project until the next meet
ing Of the executive committee, 20 Dc
held in January.