The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-16

g,sts IN neat iOc and 25c packages.
Tbe olive Tablet Co, Portsmouth, O.
nointed the following committee to
consider the matter Of raising funds:
prof A. Carnagey. Mr.. Joseph L..
Friedman County Judge Barkley.
Mayor Smith and School Trustee II.
$. Wells.
The Churches.
The Rev. ID. G. Wright, pastor OF
Grace Episcopal church. spoke about
the churches in the community. DR..
Wright said people might disagree
about religion. but thinking men do
not disagree about morality, and the
church Is the one institution In the
community along with the schools,
which constantly. perslstently and
unremittingly upholds the standard
Of Ideals He said that leaving out
OF the discussion religion per 80, II
the churches were taken out OF the
lcommunity moral conditions would
become 50 bad that society would
tottcr
Mr.. W. +. Bradshaw. Jr., spoke OF
the Hight esteem In which the heakh
department Is held, and the abuse
lheaped on the department. when Il
lorders a disease breeding dry well 10
be closed up. or some other public
or private nuisance abated. though
| 4 Is done I'm the interest OF the pub
/ lie health. He insisted that public
heath has much TO do with the pros
perity and popularity OF the city. He
said criticism had been made that the
department Is getting too much
newspaper notoriety. but he assured
the gentlemen present that IL was
the deliberate policy. not Of the
heath officer but OF the health board
In order TO impress upon the publiS
the necessity OF taking an interest IN
this vital question.
Mr.. Donovan's tone was WHOLLY
Optimistic. lie assured the gentle
men that the railroads fingers are
lever on the pulse OF business, and
the Illinois Central reached th'
high mark IN traffic out OF Paducai
last October lie said that Paduoal
Is erowding close up TO the hftl
place, with such cities as st. Louis
Chicago. Louisville and Memphis n
the Illinois Central trade. aud th'
business OF the city IS better tOdal
than Il ever was before.
Manager sewall. OF the Paducal
Light and Power and Traction com
panies. spoke IN the place OF Dr. u
G. Murrell OF the board Of parl
commits toner's. He said h. founl
that Paducah has many more advant
ages and attractions than he knew
Of before he came here. He though
the world should b. tod OF these al
vantages. and that the city shoul,
not hide her light under a bushel.
Those Present.
Those present last night were: J
, c. Utterback. the Rev. ID. c. Wright
the Rev W. A. Fite. l.. Z. McCabe
I ! T. Donovan. Mayor james z. Smitl
County Judge Alben Barkley. COUNTY
Attorney Sanders +. Clay. Count
Court Clerk Gus Singleton. Polic'
Judge d. A. Cross. City Jailer jane
Clark. Attorney w. A. Berry. Attor
ney w +. Bradshaw. Jr.. n. u. s.
wall. Supt. J. 4. Carnagey. Schoo
r Trustees II. S. Wells. John X. Fer
I guson. Samuel Hubbard. william
r Karnes. c. G.. Kelly. ]. +. Broadway
Henry Saltzgiyer and II. G.. Bradley
s Aldermen Harry Hank. DR.. p. II
I Stewart. G. l. Van Meter, Ernes
} IAckoy. George Oehlschlaeger. T.,
q Hannah, Ed p. Farley and JOSEPH
Potter; Councilmen Al Foreman
George Hannin. c. C. Duvall. Franl
Mayer, J. X. p. McCarty. w. l.
Bower. Charles Horton. Angus
Budde. Robert Wilson, Fred Kreut
1er. o. p. Leigh and Pat Lally: Roat
Supervisor J. NJ. Thompson; Magis
trates John j. Bleich. Charles Emer!
Baxter Kuykendall. G. NJ. Splitter
Green Bennett and J 7. Householder
a n. o. Drayton, Sol Dreyfuss. Jak'
q Wallerstein, George McCandless. w
I 7. Hummel. w. +. Paxton, JOSEPH
L. Friedman. George c. Wallace. Rol
ert Wallace. b. w. CornelisOn. f. w
Boskman, Roy L. Culley. John
Berry, J. l.. Wolf. II. r. Lindsay
Ell G. Boone, Charles Ross, George
= Emery, James Glauber. Charlie
Weille' James X. Hooser. Wallace
. Well O. II. Sheriff.. Attorney c. G
; Grassham. Mr.. Volcamp, G. b. Cald
= vel, Henry A. Peter, Daniel Muir
phy' Of Woodvllle, l.. V. Armentrou
= and r. s Robertson.