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New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
IN THE BERKsHIREs.
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IBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune
I.enox. oct 19.-Mr- and Mrs Thomas
Nelson Page arrived to-day at WyndhursJ
10 spend the remainder Of the week as
guests OF Mrs John Sloane Mrs Sloane
entertained a dinner party tonight TO meet
them.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Stevens Sands, who
were married in New York yesterday,
rnotored over Lebanon Mountain on the
Interstate Road to-day 10 Pittsheld-
Miss Helen Parish. who has been at Coy
Cottage since June. closed the villa to-day
and has gone 10 New York
AIr and Mrs Samuel Russell arrived to-
day at the Hotel AspinwalI from Middle
town. Conn Nr Russell returned 10 Mid
dIetown this afternoon
1Ir and Mrs John B McCleary. Of
Philadelphia. Mir and Mrs. J. ". Earle
and Mr and Mrs. F. ". Scott, OF New
York. arrived at the Maplewood. Pittsfield.
to-day.
The Hotel AspinwaH and Heaton Hall,
in Stockbridge, will be closed for the sea
son on the 2fth.
Mrs. [. Dean Holden and Mrs. Thomas
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
People and SOcfdf incidents

Pierce. Ct BroOkline. and Mr. and w.
William McAHister and Miss Drake -
Philadelphia. are az the Curtis Hotel
DIT and Mrs William Armstrong cio.u.
The PCUfars to-day
Miss Elizabeth Kendall has gone 20 TON,
Mrs. Charles s Bird and Mss Esf,s
Bird have gone 70 Boston
Miss Mabel ]. Boardman. Of Washlnsso,
wfu arrive tomorrow 20 visir Mrs. m
Murray Crane. Miss BOardmaR win rivs
an address at the annual meeting oe -
Berkshire subdivision Of the National Pa
Cross. on Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry 2 Porter. who bavs
beer at the Hotel AspinWaI. have gone To
Boston.
Miss Gertrude Parsons and Miss Heloias
Never are in New York for a few davs
General Thomas T. Wilson, Mrs. Rose--
Adanson and Miss Marion ". K MAJ
OF New York. are registered az the Rad
Lion Inn. Stockbridge.
NJ and Mrs J. W stfIIweT and NJ ar
Mrs. T. :. Morris. Of New York. are al sss
Red Lion Inn. Stockbridge-
DR.. and Mrs Richard q. G-eerlear -
tertained a dinner party tonight -
M and Mrs Melville d. Post VIII "a
70 New York tomorrow
James Stokes has gone 10 town Mr.. a-1
Mrs. Stokes will keep Chesterwood opan
until the first Of Eovember-
Miss Carmen z. MARTINEZ gave a dinus-
AZ the Country Club. of PirrsAeId. to-nizs.
followed by a dance Miss Nartiuazss
guests at dinner included the Misses Mar.
and Mercedes de F1orez. Miss Frances
West. Elizabeth Ballard. Florence and
Eliza beth Dutton. Charles and Marshall
z Crane. Harry Brigham. Charles Wilson.
Thomas PIunkett. EGward FISH, William
Converse. Lawrence Oakley ard William
He~rfck. There were one hundred gusss
at the dance.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
EXHIBITION OF ADVERTISING ART.

The third annual exhibition Of advertising
art was opened with a reception and d
private view last night at the galleries or
the National Arts Club. at No. 1l9 East 18th
street Short talks We're made by Frank \
Parsons. director OF the New York school
OF Applied Arts, Ingalls, kimhan OF the
Oheltenham Press: Leon Dabo and others
Ihe exhibition includes a large number OF
frehch' German. Austrian. English and
o'her foreign advertising posters and also
d variety OF American work, II is intended
10 demonstrate the great strides made in
modern magazine and street advertising
Autographs form the largest part OF the
SHOW. but there are specimens OF wood
a@sck work. engraving and other processes
i~ s~As-ss4ssa viii continue for three
weessA
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
MANKIND, THE WONDERFUL.

To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: There is no conclusion said a
weary thinker in a recent letter to The
Tribune. He had overlooked the cheerful
fact that God is our conclusion, and in Him
alone is found the true answer 10 the nys-
terious query Of our life puzzle "
And then. for nearby conclusions. what
about the finished article and fine mecha-
nism called man Is it chaos and failure
70 be able 70 walk and talk and hear and
see and work and think and hope, and
when our spirit scars away TO other en-
vironments 10 still so live in our children,
covering al the same time. as it were. life
here and hereafter
Brace UP, cheer up. md the nearest mirror
and then thank God for the overwhelm-
ingIy satisfactory nearby conclusion
TRIBUNE READER
Brooklyn, Oct. Is. 1910.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20

exist in his own industry. In the Hup-
mich letter To the Ways and Means
Committee. asking for an increase OF the
duties on wallpaper, this statement was
made:
The burdens imposed on the manu-
facturer by labor conditions In TINS cou1l-
Try make it Impossible 70 compete with
foreign countries in the markets OF those
countries as is demonstrated by the fact
thar for the wear ended June 80. 1907,
we exported TO all of the countries or
T-,irona including the United Kingdom
b,,+ SAG Q21 in value Of American wall
naners while as already SHOWN. we I'M
rorfed from these countries curing the
same period goods TO the value OF Soi l.
oDI and being unable. because or labor
1,,,di+ions in this country, to compete
s1ccessfuIlv with the foreign business
,ra contend that we should at least be
Given the fullest opportunity OF holdlng
the American business Tor american
manufacturers by protection in the way
of increased duties.
Mr.. Dix. if he went on the stump
would have to admit that so far as MS
own experience as a manufacturers went.
there was no foundation for the charge
made in the Democratic platform. lie
,,-o,,Id also have to admit that the wall
naper company OF which he was oil
rector protested that the wallpaper
rates. levied in the Dingley law ana con-
timed in the Payne law We're 700 io"'
aItbourh in his recent speech Of accept
snra he denounced the Payne tarlf as
..inio11itous'' on the ground that It's rates
were 100 high. Pity the aspiram Tor
office whose emotions all tug one way
when his private interests have beeh
+uoriDo another. At the critical mo
men+ in a campaign he has to betake
himself 10 the bomb-proOf-
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20

back porch. The dining-room taole' aiter
use VIII be part of the wall. ana III lie
bedroom no folding bed. no bureau ui'Iei
which to lose your collar button anu 10
chiffonler to knock your head asaills1 i.,.-u IN
searching for it will exist Ever ''lils
VIII disappear after use.
certain jurist was an en- ~ ,,,tsr- 80
golfer Once he had occasion r., 70 ,,itr,sl, lnser
rosate, In a criminal suit "o'
from Bala .. -
Now. my lad" he said, ar stoI ou
acquainted with the nature an" 9ie
niticance OF an OATH" l.. -,,--,r,ss
The boy. raising his broWs HI '''
answered: a,..
"Of course I am. sir. Don J.. s,,ccess Taeius
for you at the Country Clup
Magazine.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
COED MEYERS VIII EILEp.

3Iiueola. Long Island. oct L-Thsre was
fled for probate in the Surrogate once
here to-day the last Will and testament O.
Cord Never who died las- Friday ~ rs
home al Great Neck. To Co-uel4 Meyer.
his wife. the will bequearhed the sum q
s25.5et 70 be paid 70 her Immediately UPON
the probate Of the document No money is
Ieft 10 charity. The value OF the estate IS
not mentioned in the Will. bat II IS repu5sG
70 be worth between s. .l,g.1s1 and S--.10eate-
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
ART SOCIETY ELECTS OFFICERS.

Al a meeting Of the directors or the Mu-
nicipal Art Society. at the National Art
club Studio BUILDING No. Il9 East lsth
street yesterday afternoon. the following
orcers We're elected. President. Bert Han
son. first interpretations. William T Evans.
second v1ee-president. Victor =. Brenner.
secretary. Charles Fl. Israels OF No. 81
West SlSt street. treasurer. Stephen Far
RELY, executive secretary. Eugene Pitou
j., ana counsel. Nelson S Spencer.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
moNTPENslER IN SAN FRANCISCO.

san Francisco. oct 19.-Pr-0ce Feral-
nand CT Bourbon. DUO de Nonrpensi7',
uncle OF King Manuel OF Porrusa anu
brother OF the Queen Mother Ane-ie' a.
rived here last night from NeW A''N 'I
his way 10 China. where he "-l- com - -
surveys Tor a railroad line t1fo-s- -
southern sections Of the country
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
CAN TALK As AE
From The Buffalo Express.

The .Express.- does uor know V'e- rps
0fV stood on tins paper tlrir or oL L,,sn -
lumber tariff or the wallpaper l-t---- .-sr
rhs. bill was pendIn&. but we con = -
tHs- ba dtd auvrniu. which att,atls- -
rantion 10 show that the duties Wrl7 ,s-ri-
tous then AS nilhly prolr-leo ,an
facturer. ceu-raHries on the 5s 20
hardly be accepted from 1ir- i- i- rsoss
iug 10 talk tarin. let him discuss -, bv
features of it which he knows "'
virtue OF heing "a bene1-lar]-
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
Ae.n-91ork Gribn1le.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER %, 1910.

This newspaper is oIr,led and pub
TiSbed bp The Tribune Association. a
Nclr York corporations Office and prir-
cipaI place o. business. Tribune Build
snQ 10. l-4 Nassau street. Nelr IOrk:
OgdeH Hills. president. ogden H. Reid,
secretary. James II. Barrett. treasurer
The address .o1 the officers Is the office
oT tbiS newspaper
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
CAMPAIGN COMMENT.
RUNNING on HIS RECORD.

From The Schenectady Union
Not by his speeches alone Isl NJ. ~.s. ~.ll...1
10 be tested Pc has atr1gNed ,-7 IS
f~,1sr. and rh- largest offenders anu "a, -
made them realize che power or -,lg -
when irnparuai-v admlulsterel ~ 5rd
known no distinction bet Neen ll- ~ 80
+Es I,-rIa o4rsude~ Grand larceny ana -
1900 nav new no him cCn-rar en-llh -
law dernandiuS equal and exact Jl7'-'9'
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
THE MEANING or DIT n l.
Nm The Narartnwn Times

The defeat of The lRepublcanl lll..',:.s for
55,y-.,,r trC,y,,irr- ~. Ola machine in1e. =
the Hughes policies and nrtnt .N5 -, the
new progressive era. Nc woulo M 'sI-fahss
llr,Jciosr ~ fhl work Of Governor = s,~-s
S, S,,,, Ssars N fas=enIug the moral -
which he put into the poIlcs on ~. tb9n n
certainly the situation calls more 5svo-
auv previous campatsn Tor t-e
ton nf the Republican voters
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
LAMBERT TREE LEFT s4.5oo COO.

Chicago. Oct. 19-Iambert Tree. jUrtst and
diplomat died possessed OF an estate valued
at &5oo.e0o according To a petition fled in
the Probate Court to-day by the executor OF
the estate. The personal property is placed
AT 81. 100000. real estate in Illinois s. sa,dtO
and ia the District OF Columbia at $2Ia.eo0.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
John A. Dix is finding his equilibrator,
Murphy, just about as helpful as Walter
Wellman found his

Try US out" pleaded DR. Woodrow VII
son before q Jersey audience We are com
PEELED TO correct this poor political Eng
lish. The doctor should have said, Try
us in" We have heen tried out until We
are as thin as humming birdS-HouSton
Post.
Democratic styles OF imploration. ad-
duration and peroration may differ in
New Jersey and Texas. but, as our
Houston contemporary suggests, the
great heart Of the party beats in both
commemorative just the same.
Mr.. Dix seems to be applying West
Point military practices to politics He
is going to inf1ict the silence" on the
overinquisitrve voters
Now viii Martin ". Littleton be
good?
The gentleman" on the Columbus
avenue line who decided that yesterday
was his day ito eat a policeman" found
that he had undertaken too tough q
proposition.
The New York World says that
Tammany has put its 80 K" on the
state ticket. That was wholly a work
Of supererogation. Mr.. Murphy put the
Tammany 20 4" on the state ticket at
Rochester. That's what ails it
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20

From The Dayton News.
Shark meat A. now coming into the mar
ket In commercial quantities. according 10
the dispatches We knew they would get
those Wall Street fellows sooner or later
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
PROXIMITY SURELY DOESN'T
rom The Buffalo News.

..Au parties have their MURPHY s',;,,,Siss-
the sometimes tolerant -LoulaNli. 5,rrs as
Ic.,r,aI q. When they are as ons-...ss IS
srsu,U1rv Hall ham their harm. ,.- s-,~ re-
s,Ibtracted It Is when they sel 49, birds
former with wings O. throw to ~. asn-
t5sT thpV fool the people and ~ ~ son-
l,1'..,- Iila, ." n adds -Therefore and ey . %
zs1Usnca TINS obvious Nurphy = IRE
v,sds lord OF New York state 4aksn.
ts0urier-I ournaI's" advice Is ~ stnas1s
ne h plain that distance lends ehS-i~
10 Tammany rule
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

The campaign seems to be warming UP
nicely in the rural districts. An upstate
paper speaks Of a local candidate as
''an unfumigated polecat"
Ef you amt got manners ter tell JOY
does YOU expect him ter call rOun' by
Dc place YOU live at? You better be
mighty keerfuL fer whilst he IS allus
in a good humOr. he shO 90 expect YOU
ter meet him f-way.-Atlanta COnsti-
tuition.
7 see in The Tribune remarked Il
contractor, coming in on a Central com
muters' train. that Slower, the Park
Commissioner is having trouble getting
horses at a decent price and that ne
won't consider any mule offers. He's
right I know what I'm talking about,
too Mules would never do in the parks
Why? How many negroes did you ever
see working for the Park Department?
Not half dozen. I'll bet We. Well. you
can't handle mules successively unless
you've got negro drivers. I've tried il in
my line and failed"
"A GOOD LIE"
am q golfing laddie
A poor one, that is true;
Yet always I'm cOntented,
No matter what I do.
I score up round the hundred;
Quite frequent several more,
But does that make me angry2
II used TO, but no more
In fact. I'm really happy.
And revel in my game.
hundred" YOU call awful:
! like 1t. all the same.
For YOU. who do an eighty,
The limits close at hand
To reach that Joyous figure
You play to beat the band.
But l Just take things easy
II matters not a whit
How many strokes II takes me,
For ] don't care one bit.
And then I'm always thinking
How lovely II will be
When some day I get reckless
And do eighty-three.
Boston Transcript
The Rev DIR. Unger, of Prague has pub
lished the following advertisement in
number Of Austrian papers: Please take
notice that because Of my deafness any
festvity arranged by my friends TO cele-
brate the forthcoming hftieth anniversary
Of my activity in the pulpit will have my
disapproval, and I hereby forbid any ar
in that direction"
''Geoffrey is most up-to-date"
What nnW9"
shelves on which to keep his airship
literature Buffalo Express.
chlcagos 5 apartment house problem has
been solved. No longer may cartoonists
make merry over Mr.. Flat Dweller's
Inability 10 hang up his hat when the
folding bed Is down. The answer IS
disappearing furniture THE Record
Herald says that builder is about to
erect structure devoted entirely to
three-room homes. In the kitchen. after
the meal IS prepared. the gas range Will
disappear through a cabinet in the wall.
the kitchen table will sink through the
S~-S s-.s the ice as-x ~ sst on ~
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
BIRTH OF THE REPUBLIC"
Anniversary of CORVALLIS S Surrender
Celebrated at Yorktown.

Yorktown. Va. Oct 19.-The 129th an
niversary OF the birth OF the RepUblic
was celebrated here to-day by thousands
of Americans. The ceremonies took place
on the exact spot where Lord Cornwallls
surrendered TO General Washington and
al the same hour as that at which the
British soldiers marched out Of Yorktown
on October 1S. 17S1-
A parade of United States soldiers and
sailors citizens and school children was
reviewed by Governor William H Mann OF
Virginia Under the auspices OF the York
town Historical Society Of the United States
and the Society of the Descendants OF the
Signers Of the Declaration OF Independence
a public meeting was held in the park sur
rounding the monument which cOmmenO-
rates the surrender. Thirteen balloons. rep
resenting the thirteen original colonies.
were liberated. At o'clock tonight
huge bonfire was lighted on a nearby prom
ontory in the same manner as was done the
night of the surrender of CORVALLIS
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20

lexington. Mass. Oct IA bovlder
hearing a bronze tablet. and marking the
site of the old beIfry tower. on the Lex
fngton battle-ground. was dedicated to-day.
the anniversary Of the surrender OF Lord
CORVALLIS. bv the Lexington Chapter.
Daushters OF the American Revolution
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20

Now viii Martin ". Littleton be
good2
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
cANNIs sALiSM.

rom The Dayton News
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-11

for the season, visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. AugustusPeaI
S. T Madden, a lawyer from New
York, was here the past few days in
the interest of Charles NJ Meeker, of
New York
A section man was run down in the
yards of the Rock Island by a switch
engine and his foot crushed. He was
removed TO the office of DIR. c. P. Bro
kaw, where the injury was attended
to- The injured man was Weneslao
Armbulo, a Mexican
Chief Of police John Harton met with
a peculiar accident yesterday that may
prove serious. In attempting to sepa-
rate two fighting dogs on the street
the officer used his gun and in making
a pass at the larger one he missed his
mark and the force of the impact fell
upon his left leg. below the knee cut
ting a hole to the bone inflammation
has set in and DIR. Dawson is having
all he can do to prevent blood pois-
oning.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-11
ALPINE CONTESTANT Ill:
NEWS NOTES FROM ALPINE

Alpine. Texas, May 11-Mrs. H. W.
Townsend. The Herald contestant al
this place. is still very i'll with cry
sipelas- Her friends sent in several
thousand votes for her Monday and
Tuesday wired few thousand in. She
got set Of silverware.
Oscar Nance was up from his ranch
near Marathon Tuesday and he states
that they have had no rain in his sec
ticn of the country and that everything
is very dry.
Mrs. V. NJ. Bass. assisted by her pu-
pills, gave musical recital Monday
evening.
G. W Blackburn. sr-. and his family
left Tuesday night for California to
make their future home.
Joe Nance and his family passed
through here Tuesday going east with
a large bunch of horses. He has not
decided where he will stop.
Mrs T. c. livingston. assisted by her
pupils, announces that they will give
musical recital on the 27th
George W. Baines. cashier of the
attend the convention.
Mrs Charles Pruett has returned
from Sweetwater. where she was called
on account Of the illness of her mother.
county commissioners I'D McKin-
ney and judge Crawford are in town
from the lower part of The county. at
tending commissioners court
Mrs. R B. Trent has returned from
visit to relatives in Del Rio
T. l. Martin of Smiley. Tex. is
spending few days in Alpine.
Robert Franks arrived in Anime
ana Is working on the new school
bilduing.
Dave Patten, of Sierra Blanca bas
taken position in the store OF Mitch
ell. Worth & Co
Ihomas Dean, of the Dean Manufac-
turing company, is in Valentine this
week
W: X Miller, travelling salesman for
me trinity River Lumber company. of
houston, Is visiting his family in Al
pine.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-11
BIG BUSINESS ON
ROCK ISLAND ROAD
Superintendent Says 1t Was
Never Better on This
Division.

Dalhart, Texas, May 11-Superin-
tendent H. l. Reed, of the Rock Island,
declares that for the past four weeks
the business has been greater over the
FL Paso division than for any previous
period since the completion of the
road
r L Mcmillan, private secretary to
". B. Slaughter, president of the First
National bank, left for Pueblo, Colo, to
transact some cattle business.
The old school board with the ex-
ception Of one was elected. The board
as 1t now stands is as follows: w. J.
Clarke, president; A S. Kendrick, sec
rotary; T W. Turner. H. c. Floyd, T.
W Virgins, ]. W. Mormon, J. L. Fin
mis-. The board will meet Saturday to
swear in the new member, J. l. Finnis,
and elect three additional teachers to
fill the required number for the en-
suing year
Mrs. Ella Ahlquist and little daugh-
ter are here after a residence in Spo-
kane, Wash, for the past few years
George AhlQuist was at one time con-
nected with the superintendent Of
flee here and now has a position in the
superintendent office of the n. P.
Ry. Co, at the former place. Mrs. Ahl-
quist was formerly Miss Ella Peal and
she will be with her Dalhart friends
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-11
Dressing Your Hair
For the Evening

(From Style and Fashion Magazine).
Frequently, after the days work oil
pleasure there is little time to dress
the hair for the evening. For occasions
like this, it is well to be prepared with
the ever-ready and convenient dry
shampoo
"A most excellent shampoo is made
by mixing four ounces Of therox with
four ounces of orris root Keep some
of this in an old talcum box with sitter
top, so that you can sprinkle 1t thinly
and evenly, through the hair. Brush
the hair thoroughly and a clean scalp
and beautiful lustrous hair can be
achieved in less than twenty minutes
Nothing is so good as this mixture
10 quickly remove the days dust. 1t
should be remembered. too, that much
water is not good for the hair and fire.
quent washing takes out the life and
color"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-11
THE SAVING TO TAXPAYERS
UNDER MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP

"The difference between the neces-
sary gross return under private owner
ship and the necessary gross return IN
der public ownership is SIS, 462 per an
mum. This amount represents the div
idend increment avaiiabic for the
consumers of water, should the public
decide to accept the responsibility of
owning and operating the wat erwOrks
system."-Fr0m the report of the Rob-
erf w. Hunt Co., experts In municipal
yvaterworks. This $4,000 added TO the
$4,000 now paid by the city for water
for public purposes makes a fund of
$4,000 per year that would be come
available for paying for the plant, and
making the necessary improvements and
extensions. Municipal ownership is .,oOd
sense and good business under the cir
cumxtances confronting US.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-11

rurales. is in Nogales from Magdalena,
Mexico
Paul s Sprecher has returned to 40
gales from Los Angeles. and assumed
his former position as customs inspec-
tor
mosillo, Guaymus, and other points in
Sonora
Attorney J. T. Matthews attended
the celebration at Tucson
L. Ephriam, president of the Nogales
Water company, has returned from Los
Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Perkins have re-
turned from Holbrook, Ariz., where Mr.
Perkins was engaged in extensive sur
veying.
E. K Cumming is in Guaymas for a
business visit of several days
o. o. Saxbang has returned from
Mexico
E>A. Mason and VIM Kemp are
here from Tucson.
Mrs. E., K. Cumming is visiting in
Tucson.
Oscar c. Gebler, son of Theo Geb-
Ter, a pioneer resident, died of paraly-
sis after short Illness Funeral ser
vices were conducted by Rev. Clay P.
Morgan, of the American Methodist
church, and the remains were inferred
in the city cemetery. Mr.. Gebler was
IS years OF age.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-11
WATER AND ICE SYSTEMS
PLANNED FOR FORT SUMNER
Las Vegas Capitalist Holds Decision
Pending Incorporation OF Town.
Clovis Men Would Build Hall.

Fort Sumner, n. NJ, May IA
Strauss, of Las Vegas, at one time
engaged in business here. has had a
survey made for Il pipe line from his
springs with the intention to pipe water
for the city. He may build an ice
plant, but the matter is held up wait
ing the Incorporation OF the town. 2.
r. Russell, of Las Vegas. has moved
here, and will be in charge of the
Strauss ice plant and water system
Clovis investors have proposed the
erection here OF large hall. The or
ganization of a company OF the guard
makes q hall a necessity.
Landing results as high as 50 percent
are repOrted