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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-20
NEW LINE READYTO
RUN TOMORROW
Six Cars Arrive, and Viaduct
Gets Flood of Light for
First Time.

If the subcommittee of the Council
Committee on Streets will meet to-day
and settle the question of transfer
points. 1t is probable that the Rich
mond and Henrico Street Railway sys-
tenn will be in full operation to-mor-
row.
SIX cars for service on the new line
arrived yesterday. They will be re-
moved from the freight yards Of the
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad this morning to the
tracks OF the Seahoa-d Air Line, and
be al once placed on the tracks of the
electric road, If no obstacles arise
they will be ready to begin their run
before nightfall.
FOR the first time the big arc lights
on the Marshall Street viaduct burned
last night The current was turned OH
throughout the entire system
General Manager Bailey said that he
expects the Council committee to finally
net upon the transfer point matter to-
day, and he will then be ready to omen
Tor business. This subcommittee on
Streets was appointed Monday night
and given power TO act in fixing tho
points where passengers may transfer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-20
WILL SHIP BODY
BACK TO RALEIGH
Ola Thaxton to Get Decent
Burial in Town Where
She Was Born.
BROTHER STILL MISSING
Permission Given by Anatomical
Board for Removal
of Body.
BROTHER STILL MISSING

Through the good offices of a chari-
Will bear any reasonable expense to
provide a decent burial, the body OF
Ola ThaNton will be sent to-day or
Tomorrow to her relatives in Raleigh
for interment The arrangements were
placed in the hands OF Undertaken
Thomas a. Reddln. who, in answer to
telegram sent Chief-of-Police ]. p.
Stell. of Raleigh, asking for instruc-
tons as to the disposition of the body,
received late last night the following
message:
John Thaxton. father of Ola Thax-
ton. says send body to Raleigh. He will
receive it,"
Got Permission for Removal.
Previous to communicating with the
Raleigh authorities. arrangements had
been made with the State Anatomical
Board and the Medical College of Vir-
Sinia, where the body had been in the
picking vat since May II. TO have
1t delivered to the undertaken free
of charge Had Miss Thaxton's father
not been heard from the body would
have been buried here at the expense
of the woman, who does not care to
have her name made public.
Undertaken Reddin will remove the
body from the college picking vat this
morning, and after making the neces-
sary preparations will ship 1t. prob
ably this afternoon.
Lee ThaNton. brother OF the girl,
who was so much In evidence two
days ago is now nowhere TO be found.
though diligent search has been made
for him by the several parties interest
cd in the case. Efforts have been made
to locate him by the college authori-
ties. the Joseph W. Blilcy Company.
and Mr.. Reddin would like very much
to talk with him before shipment of
the body Is made. He was easy enough
to find until records showing the dis
position of the body were brought out,
and then seemed suddenly to disap-
pear. Despite the fact that he stated
that he was here to locate the body
of his sister, 1t is thought that he has
left the city. This. however, Will not
AFFECT the shipment Of the body. az al
arrangements practically had been
made last night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-20
IN POLICE COURT
Merchants Acquitted on Charge Involving
IL Scr

Merchants Acquitted on Charge Involving
Fly Screens.
Forty four dealers were in the Police
Court yesterday morning charged with vo-
They were dismissed
Agent E. c. Taylors charges against nve
drivers for cruelty using their mules were
not sustained. and the men were dismissed
Then came sixteen Broad Street mer-
chants. charged with violating the ordi-
nance prohibiting them from sweeping in
'front.' OF their places after O'Clock. The
ordnance was not clear as to the time. so
the cases were continued to July IS.
samuel Bufstein. David Davis and Annie
DAVIS were In cour; to answer the charge
OF beating Mrs. Sophia Buns;en On ac-
count Of Mrs. Bunsteins condition the case
was postponed 10 next Wednesday. The ac-
cused were placed under bond for their
appearance.
Will Griffith. charged with beating G.
IL. Mills was fined $50 and put under Sc
curitY OF 500 for six months.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-20
GOVERNOR LEAVES
FOR PAGE COUNTY
Will Deliver Principal Address
at Homecoming Week Cele-
bration To-Day.

Governor Mann left yesterday az
ternoon at . o'clock for Luray, where
he viii to-day deliver the principal
address incident 10 the celebration OF
the home coming jubilee of Page
county.
He Will remain there to-day, leaving
tonight sfor Manassas to participate
in the celebration of the battle OF Bull
Run. lie Will be Joined there by Adju-
tant- General w. W. Sale. General c. c.
Vaughan, Jr., and the STAFF officers of
the Virginia Brigade who are Major
c. l.. Wright, Colonel 10 Lane Stern.
Colonel Charles II. Consolvo. Colonel
Junius Lynch. Major A. p. Percy Major
Allen Potts. Major Thomas Shelton,
Major Wintree. Major Lawrence War
ing and Lieutenant Conrad.
These officers OF the Virginia Vol
unteers will go Tomorrow from Gull
peper. where they will be in connoc-
ton with making preparations for the
ennual encampment which opens there
sunday.
Governor Mann Will return to Rich
mond Saturday night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-20
TAXICAB ROBBERY
Passenger Has Chauffeur Arrested Ate
frl,

Passenger Has Chauffeur Arrested After
Losing Watch,
Charged with stealing watch and chain.
valued at s,5. from, olos otroson. OF Lor-
raine. Va, J. c. Mitchell. chauffeur for
the Virginia Taxicab Company. arrest
ed last night by Detective Kellar and Po-
liceman Gentry.
According to Ottoson. the watch and chain
we've missed while he was in the car. but
the chauffeur denied any knowledge OF IT,.
That was Sunday afternoon. Later II was
reported TO the police. Mitchell. when ar
rested. was inclined 10 doubt that he was
being apprehcnded by bona hde officers.
When the necessary proof was produced he
submitted to the search. The watch was
found in his trouser pocket and the chain
In his, coat. lie said that they had been
found in the car on the morning following
the ride, and that he knew nothing OF the
Owner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-20
READS STORY OF
DAUGHTER SOEATH
Father Of Mrs. Beattie Gets
News of Tragedy From
Morning Paper.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

Washington, D. c., July 19.-"My
God, my daughter" cried gray-haired
man this morning. when his eyes fell
upon a newspaper article telling of the
shooting of Mrs. II. c. Beattie. Jr!. in
Richmond last night. EXcitedly
clutching the paper he staggered from
the cafe in the Union Station and
boarded train for the home OF his
daughter. there to find her mutilated
body.
The tragic incident at the Union Sta
ton this morning created much excite
ment The father of the victim of the
shooting entered the cafe at 1886
o'clock, just after the arrival OF the
Pennsylvania train from the North
After giving his order he turned over
the paper lying Ey his plate. and sec.
ond later the head waiter noticed him
bend over 1t In intense interest.
A cry of my daughter!" and the
man burst into tears. unable to explain
further except by pointing to the arti-
Gle. People nearby feared ne would
collapse, and helped him into the wait
ing room. Shortly afterward he was
helped aboard a train for Richmond.
81 did not understand at first" said
the head waiter, in recounting the in
cident All that knew for the second
was that some great grief had come
suddenly TO the man. He left the cafe
without touching his breakfast and
boarded the first train for the South.s
p. III. Meg:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-20
STOCK 0VERSUBSCRIBED

New National Bank Cor Broad Street In
creases Its Capital S25.OO0O.
AT meeting o. the promoters OF the new
National Bank OF Commerce. which pro-
poses 10 take over the Bank OF Commerce
on Broad Street early in August and turn
It into national bank. IL was reported yes
terday that the stock in the new national
bank was largely oversubscribed 1t was
decided, therefore. TO make the capt: al
stock 100000 instead of 100000 as proposed
committee OF Ave was appointed to re-
port a plan OF permanent organization and
nominate officers. w. II. schwartzschild is
chairman. = further meeting OF the stock
holders VIII be held shortly to hear a re-
port from this cnrcmittee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-20
Civil Service Examination.

announcement has been made by the
United States civil Service Coron,isstrn
OF two examinations to be held In Rich.
Mond pe%t month for positions In :hn
government service An examination
LOT customs agent under the Creas-
and 10. On August one viii he
held TO secure eliGibles for ascent
Sta tisticisn (malel FOR the InteYetnte
Commerce Commission
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-20
HURT in RUNAWAY
Two Thrown When Horse Was Frightened
hr NInfnrcNcle


frightened by the swift and noisy ap-
preach OF motorcycle. bearing no light, 4
horse driven by Howard Brockwcl. OF AZ
Nicholson Street away Monday night
throwing him and his companion. Miss Cas-
Sic Leonard. OF rs Louisiana Street, from
runaooui, severely !n1urins both.
The young woman, who is we'll known and
popular In Fulton was stunned by the fall.
she was carried to house near the scene
OF the accident. in Osborne Turnpike. and
quickly recovered after medical attention
had been summoned. She sustained severe
cuts and bruises and was otherwise hurt
while Mr.. Brockwell was also badly shaken
up.
The horse ran FOR nearly mile and end
ed his mad gaop only when exhausted
The runabont was wrecked. Both horse and
vehicle were owned by Mr.. Brockwel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-20
HIGHWAY RoBBER GETS
TWENTY YEARS IN PEN

Ben Thornton. colored was tried and con-
visited yesterday In the Henrlco county Cir
cult Court upon TWO charges OF highway
robbery and sentenced to eight years i'm
nrisonment in each instance. This makes a
tota! OF twenty years he Will have to spend
In the penitentiary. having been given four
years on a similar charge several days ago.
lie is said to have held W and robbed
Charles Roane and l. Loving
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-20
INCOME ACCOUNT
railway Company Submits Report 10
New York Stock Exchange

The Virginia Railway and Power
York stoek+Exchgnge statement OF
income prior" to merger for the len
months ended April 80. 1911. as fol-
Gross income ss47.54s; taxes IT,,
senses. interest and sinking fund, S547.-
30; surplus, s599.690 preferred stock
dividend, Slll,l5s; premium. Interest
&c. on BONDS purchased for sinking
surplus Oen months). $24a,2s4. rroft
a es6 loss surplus Dune 80. 1910, s29T..
Sssss. Total proflt and loss surplus, April
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-20
TRIMME ED HIS HEEL
Elevator Boy Mt Main street station Hurt
In Accident.

Purcell Banks. colored. employed at the
Main street Station by the Scaboard Air
Line so, his heel caught between Tho
freight elevator and the wall yesterday al
'efnoon and tore OF the skin as clean as
though the job were done by surgeons
Khite He was carried BY Dr. Tune OF tho
ambulance. 10 the Memorial Hosptal.
Ernest Perkins of 1881 Beverly Street had
Two hngers cut OF by travelling Gran. al
'he stohe ouarries on South Cherry street.
j. j. Lloyd. OF 1000 North Thirtv-ef.b
street working on the Lester Street bridge
suHeFed like accident when q e26O- pound
ed both and sent them home
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-20
Frnnchi.e Licensc Hcnr,nc.

The case of the National Automatic
Fire Alarm Company. Of Washington
u. c., under charge OF doing business
In Virginia without n franchise license
and falling to pay taxes as required.
was heard yesterday by the State Cor
poFat!on Commission. The defendant
was represented by Attorney Charles
Bendhe:m. OF Washington. while AS
sistant Attorney General r. b. Davis
appeared for the Commonwealth. The
commission took the matter under ad-
'isement after II had been submits ed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-20
Operated On M ,,omor,,,

boy OF Metoaca. Chesterncld cn,,,' ',,'
INTO whose body several quarts Of
1000 was transfused several days oro
ms elder brother offering that wbi',h
.ou!Sen through his veins. was orer-
JScn upon Yesterday at the Memoiial
hospital Though MS condition - SAID
10 be serious. II is thought tina, be-
WiH recover, The boy is suffcrlnr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-20
EX0NERATE WALDROP
Police Commissioners Dismiss Charges
Against Officer.

Policeman Waldrop was exonernted before
the Board OF Police Commissioners last
night on the charges brought by d. ID.
Meyer that the officer had threatened him.
Effective to-day, the board allowed cleo
trio automobiles 10 use bells no; similar
in tone TO those OF the police patrol and
ambulance fire apparatus and street
cars. All other motor cars must have I'M
form signal. which the Chief OF Police ap-
proves, that being the usual 'honk h onk'
generally In USE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-20
ARRESTED FOR THEFT
Former Employe of Pawnbrokcrs Caught by
Detectives

Forner fnpIoye OF PawHhrokcrs Caught by
Detectives.
Abraham Robinson. colored. 6oi James
Street. was arrested last night by Detec-
tives Bolton and Bailey, and confessed TO
the THEFT OF goods amounting to S33 from
y. F. Jacobs & sons. pawnbrokers doing
business at Ninth and Broad Streets. Rob.
iHson confessed the thefts. and most OF the
articles were found I'm his house.
There were three warrants for theft and
another charging him with carrying a con-
cea!ed weapon. Robinson had been In III.
employment OF the Jacobs Company for
some time. but was not suspected until the
last few days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-20

judSmont for $3.50 damages was an,.ra,
IN me clty Circuit Court yesterday in me
WV WI ol George IL Black against the Wells.
SGT aside tn" verdict was overruicd rbe
uelennhhts excepted and Judgment was
sutpended for ninety days to allow the prc-
ing bond In the sun, OF Z, son xi,bin az, ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-20
Trying TO Find Veteran.

POSTMASTER Edgar Allan. Jr. yes:erd,.
reserved letter from Mrs VI r. Wilson
o. memphis Tenn, seeking 10 find some
one Or. VINO knew her late husband George n.
wilson The man about whom lnforrat,o"
IS wanted enlisted In the FIR, Regimen
E.eKe'ts br!ssde, Confederate states Army,
ne fought Ii the nrs, battle ~ Manassas
END was taken prisoner Ee was AZ Car,n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-20
KNEE CAP Spill
Miss Merritt Brought to Hospltal from,
Greenwood

MISS Merritt OF Greenwood. has been
orough; to Richmond, and is now a, 80
Johnston Wills Hospital as result Of a
serious runaway accident in which she ny
urea. her kneeeap is spit and she sustain
ed other minor injuries
its runaway took place Monday afternoon
Wheh' with Miss Claudia Kane she was re-
turning from drive The horse becane
''Snted and began wild dash down rho
rose Both young women Jumped. and in
uolhS so the animals hooi struck Miss Nor
f!t, fractHrinG her kneecap
she was removed to Richmond Tnasd,y
morning. t"eSud!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-20

The regular semi-monthiy meetings OF tn.
Council Committees on Ordinance. Charter
and Reform and Grounds and Buildings.
which scheduled for Tuesday night
but postponed because Of the meeting OF
the Board OF Aldermen. Will be held to-
night In the City Hall al o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-20
Hustlngs court Cnaes.

Robert Brooks. colored. vas convicted in
the Hastings Court yesterday for assaulting
Charles Jones with n bottle. He was SEN
fenced to thirty dayB In Jail.
James Gillian. colorcd. indicted for grand
larceny. and Ashton Malone. a white man.
for malicious wounding acquitted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-20
Magistrate purycnr Ont Acain.

MAGISTRATE T. j. Puryear. OF Henr!co coun
". who has been seriously Ill. was out yes
ierday for the fret time In nearly mont
and able to take W his duties.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-20

The following marriage licenses We're is
sued in clerks office OF the Hastings Court
yesterday;
Luther Knox Noble and Miss Bertha Pearl
Melton; Thomas jefferson williams and Miss
c. L. Wombell: r. d. Walls and Miss Minnie
Tiilman; Morris B. Hurwitz and Miss So
phie \. Zirkler
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-20
MldeIr KnoMn Rirermnn pead.

Cincinnati! O., July l9.-Ceptain Fred
Hartweg. one OF the most widely known
rivermen in the Ohio and Mississippi dis
tr!cts for more than score OF years died
suddenly last night at the home of his
brother in Fort Thomas. Ky. .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-20

- marriage license was issued In
pMia asi,5;!sn yesterday 20 Marion l..
ana Ethel w Jennings botb ~ M.
civ ~ 'h's
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-20
Dobson Goes To Grand jury.

Edward Dobson. colored, was given
hearing yesterday before Magistrate James
T. Lewis on charge OF entering the club
and looting IL OF provisions and other arti-
cles. He was sent 20 the next term OF
the Grand jury.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-20
I}uiIflinr p,r,,i,

- p.Fm!i was ISSUED IN The office ~
ip'n..',ns INSPECTOR Beck yesterday 10 {. r.
l" erect detached brick dwelling ON
ne south side OF stuart Avenue bntwccn
sycamore aud Addison Streets
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-20
Qualities ar Guardian n.

Joseph d. Yeamans qualified in the Chan.
Gerry Court yesterday as guardlea of hid
two children. Joseph B. yeamans, Jr., and
Susie Pendleton Yeamana
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-20
Insncctinc Di.tIIlerif

Collector VI. * Lowry, Second virginia
District United states Internal Revenue Do
partment. yesterday began his annual per-
sonal inspection OF dstilleries
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-05
MOUNTAIN TRAMP FOR
ALBUQUERQUE SCOUTS
IN SANDTA MOUNTAINS

Since The taste tor camp lifc eNpeIi.
puced hy ha Albuquerque ROY SCOUTS
al the Huhholl lakes last spring the
Juvenile soldiers have huugerod fof
lie IN the open. and 90 iasJ thyir hopes
arc 10 ho realized When old sol beams
his waHoniug smile ON NuniuN morn.
INK he BOY scouts. thirty strong Viii
speed in automobiles across the mesa
20 @ short distance pas. 90, mouth oi
Tiicras canyon. whore they sill lisom.
bark for a long season In The Wilds ~
the Sandals Path finding viii Ice the
chiot sport us these Young explorers
viii climb to the ere OF rim rock aud
advancing alnnl o., fop.uost ods, ol
the mountains viii Wow lic country
tor Two hundred miles ON either side.
ana make the descent ga the further
most canyon, probably pinn canyon
at tho uCrtbciu extremity of the
ridge Two conmis.ary wagons laden
with camp are aud beddipl VIII he
waiting lt the reudo1ous. whore ;ho
Scouts viii spend week of typical
scout lifn No light undertaking Is
such au expedition. and that tho
Scouts court strenuous experiences Is
proof of the sterling qualities of the
boys promising noble enduring man.
hood SCoutmaster John BnrIadaile
viii be assisted ev Assistant scout.
master Kcnnard
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-05
MnII Slrrct Trn,linpN

New YORK. y :, Aug. a.--prtccs
again tended sharply downward on
large offerings nt tho opening OF the
STOCK market today Union Pacific
mad" maximum decline Of lis and
on large blocks United states steel
ST. Paul Reading. Great Northern,
Lahigh valley Gouorol Electric and
numerous other issues declined from
large fractions Coz point and half
with scarcely amy interruption,
prices continued Co decline In tho FIRST
hour, stocks coming out in large
quantities United states steel was
agHiu the target OF "a special attack
hut values melted an through The
list The movement was attributed
to liquidation by 20 prominent bull
party with foreign connections. to-
grthcr with selling by or aggressive
boar action. Union Pacific. westing-
house Electric, and Texas company
declined three points or more. sup
port was offered 40 pronounced recess
sIous ana tho market recovered some
ground buJ the undartnne remained
frycrish. The market closed heavy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-05
WHAT'S A BUSINESS
COURSE?

Tn. question is Frequently asked.
Suatr fprbids ram answer Here are
Goo SUBJECTS
Commercial Course. bookkeeping,
including rctaHiug wh1leulmg coma
mission. insurance, corporations. bank
ing drc0unt1ncy. commercial Nrith-
mruc Business English. Corrtspon
'nsc, Rapid calculations SPELLING.
pDumanship Commercial LAW. AMI
onic, Practice.
shorthand COURSES. Bonn PtUau
-t,uUeraphv. "Touca" TNpoWriting,
Englsh. Correspondence. pcuman-
.ship spclIag Rapid calculations. Of
nce Pracucc
special Courses Preparatory. Ciyi'
Service, spanish
Expense moderate, Individual ana
class instruction. professional instruc-
tors courses exceptionally thorough.
equipment modrrI, every gradual IN
% good position. NO vacations
lLBCQT ERQIE BISINESS COL
IItsE.
- Practical S,houl Tor Practical
Young Pooplc"
albuquerque, New Mex.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-05
SMALL TRADERS TRY
TO SELL WHEAT
As a Result of Thief Efforts to
Unload. a Withdrawal OF
Support in Market Was
Feature Today.


Wy ~ v hffhNFA NhffN
chicago. lll.. Aug. Attempt Of
many small traders 90 sou through
commission houses brought about %
withdrawal ol support today iH wheat
Tao result wae 90 break OF moro than
cent "a Du.hcl before purchasers
would again take hold The opening
was t-tH3-Sr lower Go i.S1l-4e up.
september started at % 3-4c 90 g3r,
% shade down 90 l-NaI.to rise and
declined tu 81 5->.. Tho CLOSE was
firm but 3.ip down 90 e2aJg les for
september
There was heavy tone VA tho corn
market september opened unchaug-
ed Go l-Nc on ut GO IA; touched 80 3-S
0G5i4c aud dropped 90 - 7-Sc The
clos" was easy with Sept ZEE lower
1t GO 7-S.
oats were dragged down by wheat
ana corn. september started l-Sc
down to l-Nc advance at a. o-Nc To-
9. 1-sc and sank 10 a. Use.
with longs IN general unloading.
provisions ruling easy First sales
were az Zoe decline 40 70, gain. jan
unrv went az fiGt1is for pork
ts.72it 20 tS.56 for lard and tSt2ih
Co 81 ~ for ribs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-05
DAY
NEXT ATTRACTION
At CHAUTAUQUA
Special Train Will Be Run
Leaving Here at 6 O'Clock
in the Morning Of Thurs
day. August 10.

Nuw b. the time GOV ~ good people
TO ton A. % Su0up. iH cuua, Of
Albuquerque Day ai Che Mountain.
uiI Chautauqua assCmbl, DO they IN.
tend to ride on The special train to the
ozone city on Thursday. oct lo The
pccial train rs ordered and Nh Suou9
has personally guaranteed the ran.
road comps O. specified number ~
passengers % Is SHOWN positively
that the required auHbor Win make
the trip, but u b. desired that Nj
Suoup have q list of an those VINO
will eO Although M SUuup doesn't
have 20 stand twice iu tb, same place
10 mako u shadOw. ho Z. % pretty bus,
man somatimcs u Won CAM eaten
him just telephone Nasou's and ten
them tu save Won uu. O. scat coz 20
bunch OF seats Co auu take thc fam.
ny as Jim sam Huston ol tbc All.
dome would say