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Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
For Miss Harris

One of the prettiest of the week S
events was the luncheon given by Miss
Mabel Damer Thursday afternoon at her
home on West Thirty-seventh street in
compliment to Miss Edith Harris and
in celebration of her birthday anniver-
sary.
Over the board was laid beautiful yell
low cloth that had belonged to Miss Da-
mer's at-great-grandmothe and in
the center were clustered big yellow
hearted chrysanthemums. The place cards
were tiny triangular folders and the host
ess having ascertained the respective
natal days of her guests, had inscribed
on the second leaf the zodiacal influence
governing the life of each. With the
dessert was served a birthday cake con-
tanning the traditional emblems-a ring,
a piece of money and a needle.
Besides the guest of honor others in
vited for the pleasant affair were Mrs
j. A. Woodson, Mrs. Ralph Edinger,
Misses Frances Parker. Ursula Chartrand,
Georgia Morton, Maynie Hooper, Juanita
Lane, Stella Lane, Helen Bosbyshell,
Helen Tape, Ruth Shepherd, Jessalyn
Van Trump Emily Stanlee, Ethel Bryan
and Maud Lawton.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10

nY no means content with the mag
nifIcent opening of their coliseum
~ out on Jefferson street last month
Potentate Motley H. Flint has other
plans In view for bringing the mobiles and
their wives into closer social relations
and for making the great hall the center
of all sorts of "doins" for the Shriners
The two big events Of the near future
are a House Warming, to which MEM
bers of Al Malaikah temple, other Shrin-
ers visiting the city and candidates with
their ladies will be welcomed. admission
being only by the white 1907 Shrine card
ceremonial session is scheduled for
the following evening, and an event in
Shrinedom. The opening ceremonies
will be solemn and spectacular and the
officers will appear for the first time in
their new regalia. After the show
really. truly hot Dutch supper will be
served. and during the supper and after
ward vaudeville show, that is said to
be the real thing, will be presented un-
der the direction of Noble John II.
Blackwood. general manager of the Be-
lasco theater.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
For Mrs. Aver

The smartest of the private functions
of the week was the Japanese luncheon
given at the Jonathan club annex Thurs
day by Mrs. r. B. Sherwood in COM
piiment to Mrs. Wallace Cahill Aver of
New York.
The occasion was in the nature of a
reunion, the guests being a coterie of mu
honor who at various times had been
together in New York
The table was laid in one of the pri-
vate dining rooms and covers placed for
sixteen. Mrs. Sherwood sent to San
francisco for her place cards and ia
vors. which were imported The place
cards were little figures done on nice
paper favors were fans, little toy Japs
that stood by each plate, wire baskets
filled with confection.
A great mound of yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS occupied the center of the big
round table outlined by a glistening line
low shaded candelabra cast a bright glow
over the white cloth. Little bronze
storkss held incense sticks that burned
during the luncheon, and a silver basket
held variety of candies that formed the
basis of a guessing game japanese
bookmark being awarded the lucky
Yankee who guessed correctly the num-
ber of sweets in the basket. Among the
surprises on the menu was a course with
which the guests were supposed to use
chop sticks.
A musical game entertained the ladies
after luncheon, prior to their departure
for Mrs. Silverwood's apartments. th5
hostess having automobiles in waiting to
carry her guests to the Hartman, where
bridge was enjoyed.
Miss Estelle Catherine Heartt, Mrs
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
Gard Matinee

Mrs. r. H. Arnold of Ninth and VAL
encia streets was hostess at a charm
ingly appointed whist Thursday after
noon.
The daintiest refreshments were
served after the game. the color
scheme of pink which obtained
throughout the house, being developed
artistieally in the dining room, where
carnations and rose pink ribbons were
used The table centerpiece was a
large white Teddy bear and in the re-
freshments the pink color scheme was
carried out. Prizes were awarded to
Mrs S. W. Strong, Mrs. Cobler and Mrs.
Hopkins.
Other, guests were Mesdames Clar-
ence Ferguson, Stumm, Dunn, w. j.
Wrenn. Schrader e. j. Stanton, Lewis,
Max Parker Purcell, Miss Stanton,
Miss Roberts, Miss Rose Kubeck.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
For Dean and Mrs. Wilkins

The parish of St. Paurs pro-cathedral
will tender a reception to Dean j. j.
Wilkins and Mrs. Wilkins Monday even
ing at the assembly hall in the parish
hall on Olive street.
The hours are from to 10. In the re-
ceiving line will be the following mem
bers of the vestry and their wives: Mr..
and Mrs. H. T. Lee, DIR. and Mrs. Edgar
Palmer, Messrs and Mesdames John f..
Wigmore, Alfred Cooper. A. A. Talmage,
w. H. Richards, Fielding ]. Stilson, Gen.
d. G. Chandler and Gregory Perkins Jr.
Rev. w. Fl. Dyer, assistant rector; Rev.
L. M Idleman curate, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Douglas will also receive,
Dean and Mrs. Wilkins returned Tues
day from an extended eastern trip, which
included Boston and New York and the
general convention of the Episcopal
church at Richmond, Va. En- route home
they spent a pleasant two weeks with
friends In Alabama
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
House Party at Beach

One of the pleasant parties planned for
The holidays Is house party to be given
at Ocean Park the week following Christ
mast. About twenty of the younger set
areDinvited, and Mrs. Henry Morris and
Mrs. John Robertson will chaperone the
party. Among those who will enjoy the
week are Mr.. and Mrs. Glen William
Price. Misses Ethel Lockhart, Vinette
Morris, Gertrude Moss. Margaret Woos-
ter, Margaret Adele Robertson, Eda Jes-
sup. Gertrude Wagner. Fay Farrell. Edna
Moss; Alexander Hamilton, Paul LEM,
Roy Ward, Beemus Phelps, John Phelps.
Paul White, Charles Lowman, Lloyd
Roberts and Jack Machen.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
U. S. Navy Folk

Lieut. Commander Evans and Mrs.
Evans, who for two years have resided
at Annapolis, where Commander Evans
was stationed, arrived in Los Angeles
this week and were the guests of Mrs.
William Bennett at 912 South Burlington
avenue
Commander Evans, who has just fin
ished three years of service on land and
is now according TO the United States
navy rules assigned to sea duty for the
ensuing three years, came west to join
the officers of the battleship Pennsyl-
vania and left Thursday morning for
Santa Barbara.
Mrs. Bennett entertained with dain-
tiy appointed luncheon Thursday, others
at the table being Mrs. Dwight Satteree,
Miss Ruth Mitchell, Miss Bessie Beatty
and Miss Ethelwyn Harrison.
Mrs. Evans expects to pass the winter
in California. After stay at Santa
Barbara she will return to be the guest
of Mrs. Bennett and several affairs are
being planned for her.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10

Aver and Mrs. L. ]. c. Spruance were
awarded the beautiful prizes. Other
guests were Mesdames Robert Wankow-
swi, Hermon D. Ryus. A. s. Vandergrift,
Holmes, Jones, George Goldsmith, Ger
trude Keller r-Bagley, Fred Maier. Misses
Pearl Vollmer, Florence Moore, Carroll
McComas and Clara Funk.
Friday Mrs. Sherwood entertained
with an informal bridge whist party for
another group of friends
Today Mrs. Aver left the city for a
few days, going as the guest of Captain
and Mrs. Hermon D. Ryus through the
Grand Canyon. They will stop at Ell
Tovar and will be away about four
DAYS.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
At the Mason

The past week has been one notable ct
the Mason. The first three nights Faver-
sham in the 'Squaw Man" drew immense
crowds. Among those noticed there were
Messrs. and Mines, A. l.. Cheney, S. M.
Einsa baugh, B. H. Griffith, j. T. Griffith,
N. F. Wiltshire, Dick Ferris. C. C. Can
field, A, H. Woollacott. w. w. Mines, o..
T. Barker M. j. Connell, Paul Engstrom,
Randolph H. Miner, G.. A. Montgomery.
Il. Jevne, Samuel Behrendt, Stoddard
Jess William Dunn. DR.. and Mrs. j. w.
Barlow, DR.. and Mrs Guy Cocheran.
Misses Ruth Howbert, Fay Farrell; ~.
A. DeGroot, Frank Hoover and Alex
Hamilton.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10

LeDouX. Miss Powers was assisted in
receiving by Mrs. William H. Mohr and
Miss Laura Sellers. A unique feature of
the afternoon was a recipe book for Miss
Mohr, each one of the guests bringing
two of her favorite recipes for the book.
Decorations for the occasion were bride
roses and festoons of blue.
Guests entertained in Miss Mohr's and
Mrs. Kirkpatricks honor were Mesdames
Stuart Macfarane, John Edwards. Frank
Simmons, Walter j. Wren, ]. A. LeDoux,
Frank Hutton, Colin Gair, c. c. c. Ia
tum, Sylvester Seago, Misses Mabel
Crossman, Leona Hutchinson. Myrtle La
Touche, Linda Spurlock. Cora Bulas,
Edna Shopbell, Bower, Eunice Kirkpat-
rick. Beatrice Roome, Jessie Lacey,
Hornby, Florence Row, Violet Bauer, Ma
bel Watkins, Helen Hale, Adelaide Sal
mon, Mary Newkirk and Bessie Beatty.
Prizes were awarded Mrs. John Ed
wards and Miss Mary Newkirk.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
Box Party at Belasco

Miss Huston Bishop entertained with
one of the largest box parties yesterday
afternoon that has been given this sea-
son. The play witnessed was 1.-THE Other
Girl at the Belasoo Miss Bishop en-
tertained about ffty-flve of her young
friends at the theater and afterward with
a Lavender luncheon" at the Van Nuys
The guests were seated at one long table
which was lavishly decorated with violets
and lilies of the valley. Among those
who enjoyed the box party were Mrs
Burton Green, Mrs. Olin Wellborn, Mrs.
Roland Bishop. Misses Grace Mellus,
Katherine Mellus, Eva Heating, Grace
Rowiey, Irene Kelley, Maud lark. Lucy
Clark. Katherine Clark, Edith Heron,
Annis Van Nuys. Kate Van Nuys, Helen
6haffee, Juana Creighton, Rowena Bios
som, Bry Conroy. Inez Clark, Marie Ga
yagan. Katherine Bashford, Marguerite
Bowen, Lima Johnson. Virginia Johnson,
Alice Harpham, Olive Harpham. Lizzie
Lewis. Leila Holterhoff. Barneta Norton,
Ruth eterry Nora sterry, Ethel Shaw.
Fannie Rowan, Echo Allen, Nina Jones.
Gertrude King, Lois Chamberlin. Ger
tpude and Marian Churchill Aneta Pat
ton, Hazel Patterson, Byron, Sara Good
FIeh, Gwendolin Laughlin, Florence ST.
lent, Susie Carpenter, Lois Allen, Ger
trude Workman. Charlotte Workman,
Laura solano. Alice Shaw, Helen. New
lin, Ray Johnson, Winifred Lewellyn and
Harriet Severance.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
Engagement Announced

Mr., and Mrs. Adelmo Schroeder, 1851
South Hoover street, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss Gussie
Schroeder, and Louis Markwalder, the
wedding to take place Christmas night ut
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Schroeder. At
tendants at the wedding have already
teen chosen. Miss Rose Markwalder VIII
be maid of honor and Miss Schroeder s
uncle, William Breuer of San Francisco,
best man. Many prenuptial affairs have
already been planned for the popular
bride-elect
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
Enhancement Announced

The engagement of Miss Mildred Cortel-
you daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Cortelyou of 1918 West Twenty-third
street to Cyril ], Kupfer of this city was
announced at box party at the Belasco
theater Thursday afternoon by Miss Nell
Cortelyou. Following a pretty luncheon
was served at Christopher's. Those who
offered their good wishes to Miss Cortel-
you were Misses Kate James, Elsie Cum
mngs, Gladys Rich, Eula Burke and Anna
Caswell.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10

trip abroad. They were accompanied to
Europe by Mrs. Slauson's daughter and
granddaughter, Mrs, Hugh l.. Macneil
and Miss Marion Macneil of 240S South
Figueroa street. They travelled through
Germany, Switzerland and France leav-
ing Miss Macneil at Miss Whites school
in Paris, where she will study for year.
Mrs Macneil is now in Canada, where
she will visit friends and relatives for
few weeks. She plans to be in Los
Angeles the latter part of the month.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
S. M. Club and Escorts

Miss Adelaide Stanton entertained
the S. M. club delightfully."- last evening
at her home on Grafton street, whist
occupying the time from $3.50 to 1890,
after which dancing was enjoyed In
the large ball room on the third floor.
Invitations to the members had in
cluded another for an escort. and the
company accepting Miss Stantons hos
pitality numbered about sixty Prizes
were awarded victors in the card con-
test An orchestra furnished music
for the dance program.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
SchaIIert-Wllson

Miss Zena Wilson and Eugene Joseph
Schallert were quietly married In Santa
Barbara last Tuesday. The young couple
went directly to San Francisco, but came
down to this city yesterday Mr.. and Mrs.
Schallert will be the guests of Mr.. Schal-
lert's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. M. Schal-
lert, Ill East Prospect avenue, Hollywood.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
Safely Arrived In China

Word has just been received of the
arrival in Shanghai of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Monson and of the reception accorded
them. Mrs. Monson was Miss Hazel
Potts and the marriage took place in this
city August 13 at the home of the brides
aunt, Mrs. Louis Van Bibber, the trip
to China being Immediately undertaken.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
Entertained Gard Club

Mrs. NJ Danzger. sS6 South Burlington.
entertained the members of the Palm
Five Hundred club at her home Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. Max Stein, 1443 Ocean
View avenue, Santa Monica, will enter
tain the club next meeting.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
VIII celebrate crystal weddInu

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter e. S. Adams OF
l4l2 Bond street will entertain on Satur-
day, November 20, in honor of their crys-
tai wedding anniversary. The affair will
be informal.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
House Party at Avalon

Harry and Banning Cline are planning
to open their home at Catalina during
the holidays. Among those who are in
vited are a number of Delta Kappa Ep-
silon men from Berkeley. Those to enjoy
the week are, besides the hosts, Carleton
Wilsey Cushman of Berkeley, Joel
Wright Coulter, Roderick Burnham. AL
fred De Groot, Walter Andrews, Harry
B. MacDowell and Roy Douglass.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
For Miss Jobson

In honor of Miss Ada Jobson, who is
coon to become the bride of John Rey-
rolds, Miss Elanore Duane of 1889 West
Sixth street entertained with a theater
party, followed by a luncheon at Chris
topher's. The table decorations were in
yellow and white and the place cards
were white satin ribbons painted with a
chrysanthemum design.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
La Jeunesse Assembly

La Jeunesse club will entertain with a
dance at Kramer's in honor of the Har-
ward school football team Saturday even-
ing, November %. The hall will be
beautifully decorated with the Harvard
colors, crimson and black. The patron
esses are Mesdames e. III. Barmore, F.
r. Frost, A. F. Glassell, j. F. Goodenow,
CONTINUED ON Page Three.)
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
Press Club Luncheon

The Woman's Press club of Southern
California will hold their first luncheon
of the season at the Hotel Westminster
Monday. Mrs. Una Nixon Hobson of
Pasadena will be in charge of the pro-
gram and the principal speaker will be
Miss Wilhelmina Balm of New Zealand.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10

attended by Mrs. Day, wore brown
travelling suit with hat, gloves and shoes
to match. M. l.. McKirhan acted as best
man. The young couple have gone 20
but will spend a few days in
this city before going to Phoenix, where
they will reside.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
nshutantes to Receive

The young women whose first season
in society opened so auspiciously last
week at the Concordia club ball are al
ready finding the need of social calen-
dars and engagement books, and their
first season promises to be gay one.
The young ladies and their parents
will be at home to friends today.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
Week End Party

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Burton Prosser are en-
tertaining a house party at their mountain
home in Millard canyon. among the guests
icing Mr.. and Mrs. Alphonso Lee of Pasa-
dena, who returned Thursday from New
York, where they spent the summer.
Others enjoying Mr.. and Mrs. Prossers 8
hospitality are Mrs Lottie Dudley, Mr..
and Mrs. Ella Chipron and son. The
company went up Friday evening
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10

the committee has arranged the de-
tails with careful attention. Elegant
prizes will be awarded the lucky con-
testants at whist. Music for dancing
will be furnished and the younger peo-
pie will doubtless take advantage of
the opportunity and the fine floor in
the ball room.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
For Miss Mohr

Miss nellie Mohr, whose engagement to
Preston Mckinney was announced re-
Gently at delightful affair given by Miss
Helen Hale, was the honored guest at
hearts party given yesterday by Miss
Anna Powers at her home 1910 Lovelace
avenue. Miss Mohr shared the honors
of the afternoon with Mrs John r. Kirk
patrick, who was formerly Miss Josephine
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
Weddino Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Kelley of Denver,
Colo, have announced the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Ethel Kelley, tn
Jessie I. Bodkn, son of Mr.. and Mrs. p.
H. BodlSin of 1901 West Adams street, the
wedding being quietly performed Wednes-
day in San Bernardino. The young couple
will make their home In Los Angeles
Mr.. Bodkin is a graduate of u. s. c., his
bride has been student both of Denver
university and of Pomona, and both have
many friends in this city
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
To Winter Here

Two charming eastern girls who are
spending the winter In Los Angeles are
Miss Jane and Miss Myra Kreim of Clin-
ton, Iowa. With their mother, the young
ladies' have taken apartments at the
Coronado.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
At Home to Friends

Miss Florence Lamb of 9Oo South Beacon
street, who is leaving November 10 for a
twelve months trip that will include
Paris and tho Nile country will be at
home to friends Sunday, November II.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
Tauaart-stanton

Miss Mary B. stanton OF Wheeling, w
Va, yesterday afternoon became the
bride of Samuel Blake Taggart of Phoe-
nix. Ariz. The ceremony took place at
the home of the brides aunt. Mrs. VIM
B. Day. 1851 Vermont avenue. DR.. Robert
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
Miss erabeII Enaaaed

Mrs. Elizabeth Lohman of 1874 West
Forty~hrst street announces the engage
ment Of her sister. Miss Eloise Grabell,
to St. John Curtis Keyes of this city.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
Buckeyes to Meet

The Ohio people will hold their next
meeting Tuesday evening at Fraternal
Brotherhood hall, Figueroa and Lincoln
streets. musical and literary program
has been arranged Everybody welcome.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
Mrs. RothweIHs Tea

Mrs. Samuel F. Boutwell, of 1107 West
Twenty y-ninth street entertained with an
informal tea at her home Friday after
noon.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
Mrs. Reaua to Entertain

Dr. and Mrs. Herbert d. Requa of $50
West Twenty-third street will entertain
the members of the Tuesday Night Whist
club at their home Tuesday night.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
To Give Gard Party

Mrs. S. NJ. Goddard. 1910 West Twenty
seventh street, and Mrs G.. e. Burial,
6S5 Wiltshire boulevard, have issued nvf-
tations for a card party to be given at
the home of the latter Thursday after
noon
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10

Mr.. and Mrs. George Edwin Harbor arr
rived Saturday from El Paso and are
staying at the Alexandria, Many friends
will be glad to welcome them again to
Los Angeles. where Mrs. Harbor is a
social favorite. She is an exceedingly
pretty little lady and excels as a hostess
Mr.. and Mrs. Harbor celebrated their
first wedding anniversary in Los Angeles
last year. =
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
The sIausonls Return

Mrs. James s. Slauson and son, James,
Slauson, of 2345 South Figueroa street
returned this week form a four months
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10

Concordia Club Dinner
The dinner and whist to be given at
the Concordia club house this evening
promises to be largely attended, and
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10

Alpha Rho Dance
A charming social function of the past
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-10-11
RAILROADS GET INJUNCTION
SOUTH DAKOTA COMMISSIONERS
RESTRAINED FROM ENFoRc-
ING NEW RATE.

Sioux Falls. s. d.. Oct. 5.-The re-
duction ordered by the state board of
railroad commissioners in the passen-
ger rate on all standard-gauge rail-
roads in South Dakota from 3 to 2 IL
cents per mile will not go into effect
on Oct. Is. as originally contemplated
by the board.
A number of the leading railroads
late yesterday afternoon instituted an
action in the United States court in
this city and secured an order for the
railroad commissioners to show cause
why a permanent Injunction should
not be granted preventing them from
placing the 21-2 cent rate in effect.
The order to show cause is returnable
before Judge Garland on Oct. 20, at
which time arguments will be made
for and against the granting of a per-
manent Injunction.
Pending the hearing at that time a
temporary restraining order was
granted by Judge Garland. This will
prevent the reduced rate going into ef-
feet on Oct. Is, as ordered by the
board, and also restraints the board
from completing the publication OF no.
tees In three of the daily newspapers
Of South Dakota that the new rate will
60 into effect on Oct. Is.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-10-11
State News of Interest
HANGS; HORSE IS "DRoP.~

Rider Attaches Rope to Tree and HE
Neck; Then Starts Animal.
With the arrival Of the body Of
young Shelby Reed Of Wasta in Rapid
City further particulars of his tragic
death became known. Reed, who was
twenty-three years old, was employed
on his fathers ranch near Wasta. It
was noticed that he suddenly became
morose and shortly afterward told his
uncle he was going to Rapid City. The
next day a riderless and saddled horse
was found and a search for the rider
resulted in the finding Of young Reeds
body hanging to a limb of a tree in a
neighboring gulch. Investigation
seemed to show that Reed had ridden
his horse under the limb, and after So
curing the moose about his neck had
dug the spurs into his animals side
and was swung OF to his death. His
neck was broken by the fall, which
could not have been but a few feet, as
he stood on the horse.
Reeds family are at d loss to &C.
count for his suicide, except to surmise
that 1t was due to overwork.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-10-11
FRANCHISE is DECLINED.
Man Who Is Granted Light and Power
Rights Changes His Mind.

niSuSo SUdItSCS tbs WIN.
Aberdeen's hopes for the immediate
construction Of a new electric light and
power plant have gone glimmering,
and unless another franchise is author.
lied it may be some years before an.
other lighting system is installed.
Several weeks ago the city council
granted a franchise to C. F. Freehauf
of Crescoe, Iowa, covering the con.
struction of a 100000 plant and it's
operation for a period of twenty-five
years. Freehauf has just written to
decline the franchise on the ground
that the provisions are too drastic. He
was in Aberdeen when the award was
made and expressed himself satisfied
with the terms and it was expected
there would be no delay In the work Of
construction.
The matter now Is open to anybody
else who wishes to come here and con
struct a modern plant, and it is o
than likely the council will eliminate
some of the drastic provisions to
which exception has been taken in the
Freehauf ordinance. In the meantime
there is a movement on foot to organ.
ize a local company Of capitalists to
carry out this much-needed improve.
ment. The city has decided against q
municipal plant.