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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12
Society

The marriage of Miss Emily Ora
watt end tins Rev. Robert Archer
Goodwin. Ir., was celebrated yester-
day afternoon at half-aSter Ave o'clock
in the morning chapel of Holy Trinity
church In the, presence or the two
families and a few friends. The Rev.
John J. (fravatt. rector OF Holy Trim
tfv church and father of the bride,
and the Rev. Robert A. Goodwin. rec
tor Of historic st. Johns Episcopal
church and father of the groom, per-
formed the ceremony. Miss Mary
&r1lhfcr GOODWIN was the brides maid
~ honor and only attendant Nr.
Conrad Goodwin was the best man,
and II t3tiwsrtii Goodwin Hres Mrs
James Johnson were ushers.
Nj and Mrs. Goodwin VIII leave
shortly for kinkiang. CHsss. where
they viii have their future residence.
Engagement Announced.
Mrs James a Taylor announces
,l,e enlightenment of her daughter. Mat
tie Williams. to Mir. William James
Armstrong. The wedding will be
enietfy celebrated at the homo OF her
SISTER. Mrs w. II. Whitman, OF Roa-
roke, cMiy In November, Miss TAYLOR
IS ~ daughter of the late Rev
James~B. Taylor OF Richmond, Nlr-
gi7la Mr.. Armstrong is a lawyer oil
EJ..saf,+ rraNau
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12

Mrs. Trent Miller has returned from
the Recl1bridge Hssas, where she
spent the late summer.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-06

Telephone operators in Egypt
are required to speak English,
French, Italian, Greek and Ara
bic. Over here it's lucky if they
know English.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-06

In mining paTlance the stump
the bottom of the shaft. j.
Are you fond of sweatin',
Hard at every pore?
Then I've got the very
Job you're lookin' for.
Don't know why took it,
Always was a chump-
But | got a contract
Workin' in the stump.
Turkish baths amt in it
Hot an wet an foul
Makes you feel exactly
Like a soakin' towel.
Water .runnin' on you,
Though the pumpmen pump
Lovely job fer white men,
Workin' in the stump.
When the round is finished,
Holes all drilled an clean,
Then we brings the powder
From the magazine;
Splits the fuses-lights en-
Makes a lively jump
Fer the cage that hioists US
Way above the stump.
S'pose the signals failed US?
S'pose the engine stuck?
Well, you wouldn't hear US
Cussin' of our luck.
No, we'd just be spattered
"All around the dump"
Mother gang would finish
Workin' in the stump.
Telephone operators in Egyl
are required to speak Englisl
French, Italian, Greek and Ar;
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-06

Was It Worth It? "a
A lady had told a tramp that
she would give him some food if
he chopped up pile of wood,
Wishing to show that he was no
mere loafer, he started work, butt
fifteen minutes later he came tot
the kitchen door. "Have you'll
fnished?" inquired the lady kind
ly. Nom. he replied, mopping,k
his perspiring brow-'no'm, am
haven't. l just thought, before A
doing any more I'd ask if could
look over your bill of eI"AlId
Family Herald. gIH
81 don't know whether I'll g6
to Chicago or not" says TheolIl
dore. In the meantime his trunk
is being packed.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-11
9as grine NntO.
40. Iyortiebung.)

ep,Onusc.Sicmom uOu gnaul 8eiRl.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-11

GortieBuhs foIst.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-11

able argument was the message from
the board OF trade requesting that
council appropriate 800 10 help de-
Tray the expenses Of the moving pic
ture men that have been taking pie.
lures OF the city TO- the past two
weeks. Only % Few members were in
favor Of making the appropriation. one
councilman stating that he had tried
10 have the city make a Eve dollar
Improvement on e sewer near his
home for the past few months and
that he didn't o why the city should
donate 800 TO the board Of trade for
moving pictures when the sewers OF
the city could not he kept in repair
Other members were opposed 20
making the appropriation because of
the fact that council was not con.
suited before the pictures we're taken
However. after considerable arsu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-11
COUNCIL HOLDS
BRIEF SESSION
CITY SOLICITOR TENDERS RES
DONATION AND rs ACCEPTED
Other Matters Disposed Of Were Of
. Routine Nature and Unim-
portant.

The regular meeting Of the city
council was held last evening but d..
Tie business ~ importance was trans.
acted. The FIST matter taken no for
consideration was the message from
the board OF control but this message
dealt only with the paying Of bills.
One matter that caused consider
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-11

ment. the matter was turned over 10
the board Of control.
Addieman Resigns.
The resignation OF City Solicitor
Robert Addieman. who was elected
prosecuting attorney. was accepted by
the council and Mr. Addleman was
given a vote OF thanks for the assist
ance he has given the body during
his term ~ office.
The application OF T. 4. Herschel
for The erection Of an electric sign
ON Market street was referred TO the
board Of control and that body was
eiven authority 10 take definite &C
tiOn on the matter
The application Of r. G. Yarling 70
transfer the lease on "a parcel o.
ground In South Wheeling 20 a Var.
ling was rautpd
The application OF Ferdinand Belt
20 build q one story building 90 DO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-11

Leather Travelling Cases f.ted
with various toilet accessories at
S2.9S to $3.50.
Leather Sewing Cases, very hand.
at 25c to SSc.
Drinking Cups in leather cases at
2oc to SOC.
Leather Jewel Gases in great
variety from 25c to S1.9S.
Address. Note and Face Powder
Books in leather binding. at e5c
and SOC.
Pocket Combs and Mirrors in
leather cases at 25c and SOC.
Manicure Sets in leather cases at
SOC to S4.95.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-11

down the east bound track 10 20 into
tho r%oundhOusc. just as the engine
was going onto d switch Farie
stepped In IFS path and was Knocked
He toll across fhe rail and
was cur IN two. through the middle Of
the body. Coroner McCombs. OF
MOundsyille. was called and investi-
gated the death. Faric was single
and resided near the Junction. 40
arrangements have been made for the
funeral as yet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-11
CUT In TWAIN
foreigner Steps In Front Of Enqine
az senwood Junction and Is
Killed instantly.

Angelo Fare. aged D.. a FOREIGNER
residing In this city. was instantly
Aliied Yesterday morning. about s.2s
o CLOCK. by being run down by % large
locomotive on the y d O. Engine
No 1880. hauling train No. goa in
charge Of Engineer Withcy and Con
ducior P%retter. had boon uncouuled
from the train 10 allow another On.
Eine 90 replace % and was backing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-11
Card Of Thanks

Many thanks to the public and
friends TO- their Kind assistance and
hcroism in saving the largest part of
my stock. which will enable us 10
start To- business very soon in the
Fisher building
PETER sELTNER.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-11

The most perfect Wash Fabrics :
made-every color and tone and
every design is a masterpiece
1913 patterns now showing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-11

ment. the matter was turned over to
H. L---L 4. --..--n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-11
Leather Goods Popular Gifts

THE Leather Goods Section is prolific of solutions 70
the gift problem, scores and scores of articles bein
both useful as well as ornamental. Some hints:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-11

Embroidered, in four patterns, of
fine linen webbing; size 45x36
inches; regular S2.5O-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-11

IN THE third floor we are showing an excellent line of
~ BraSSwareS that are suitable for gifts-and mex
penSiyely priced. A few hints herewith:
Solid Brass Candlesucks in all sizes and shapes at SI.6O
and S1.S5.
re Old lyme Brass Candlesucks with glass shades at 81 30.
solid Brass Smoking Stands with match holder. two cigar
holders and trays, $3.50, SO. 20, S4.75 to $3.50
Brass Pedestals. Trays. Jardinieres, Fern Dishes. etc. ranging
in price from csc to S2.1S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-11

used as a residence and store room
on Jacob street was referred 10 the
committee on real estate
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-05-09
FRATERNAL ORDERS

KTEzPERCE ENcAMPMENT No.
y 81. !. O o. F. meets every sec
ond and fourth Thursday IN Odd
Fellows Hall. Visiting pasriarchs
cordially invited.
HENRY SATHER, c. P.
CLYDE PRICE. Scribe.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-05-09
ALIAS SUMMONS.

ia the District Court Of the second gudlcfa
District, State 81 Idaho. ia and ior the Count,
kinoFa 0lsasoa. plaintia, W. US. Gleason
defendant
The state Of ldaho sends greeting
/ 70 ~ -. Hfeaeon, defendant.
] You afe htrb directed, That there - on
] Gle in this, fhe once Of the Clerk 81 the DIS
/ tfirf Court 81 the second Jndfcfaa District,
State Of idaho. - and 4pf s1e equity 81 Lewis.
the ccgnplafnfoz the above named plaintiff
The said tiun - brought % obtain : de-
ffee of the above entitled court dikkolVlna fhe
bonds Of matFim0nY BOW e. HfEHR befweeu the
said plaintiff and The eaId defendant, On The
grounds that the said defendant tor more
than one year last past WfifuifF neglected 10
provide for plaintiff the common neceasaffes
% tites be baving the ability 20 to DO And
that plaintia has been resident Of the slate
ol idaho, Tor more than Qne year iaat past. All
81 which iE more fully eek out ~ plaintiffs
ger.fed complaint o. oie ~ The above enfl
tiea c@urf.
You are hereby directed 70 sppear ard an
sWef said compliant wilbin twenty f2oI days
alter the service hereof upon y0u ~ served
within saie District. anq Nithiu forty 10 days
4 zefred elsewhere. and unlean you 80 appeaF
and answer the plAiufin sin npplE~to She
court Tor The relief demanded u heeompiaiut.
Court q the 5eoond iu1iciel District. State Of
leabo ~ and Tor Lewis County, this lbth day
lskAI.5 clyde Z. ciosis. CLERK.
8yg 3. White. Deputy Clark.
g. o. TAnnnblll, Attorneysfor pleinfiH. Post
once and residepce address, fezperee. Idaho.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-05-09

| A bitter rivalry for baseball ~.
premacy that had lis inception I've
years ago II q bush hague In the
northern part Of the state will be
pefpeluated throughout the coming
league season IN Boise whenever
Lewis Karr, signed BY the Boise
club, and George Russemeyer. who
will wear a PendIslon uniform, come
10 contact on the diamond.
Both Karr and Rnstemeyer are
pitchers and both are right-handers-
Last year and the season before KaFF
vas the pitcher With The Crangeville
club In The camas Prairie league and
Rusiemeyer was the most depend
able slab artist With the Cottonwood
club IL the same circuit.
Karr and Russemeyer claahsd sew
eral tines last year 10 tight games
and the records show thai the Boise
recruit got away With the greater
number u contests 10 bis credit.
Russemeyer Is said to BE- a tall, rangy
fellow with a world Of speed and
coolies Of control which makes him |
second Walter Johnson. Karr, &C
ooFdlng 10 fans who know bis style
Of play. has good speed. average |
control and . most deceptive s.spit-
ter" Ia lhis be has an advantage
ever Russemeyer. Karr is also de-
mon slugger and is said to be
whirlwind in fielding his position.
Rnssemeyer was grabbed late in
he season Last pear By Bob Brown,
naenate Of the Vancouver club In
he Northwestern league, but was
secured by Pendlelon when the Til
State league vas organized. Boise
statesman. Il
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-05-09
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

In tho District Court q the second Judicial
District ei tbs State Of idaho. in and ior the
County % lewis.
| IN ne Matter Of the Application Of tho Mex
/ 10 Dissolve.
10 All whom These Presents May Come.
THE State OF idAhe Sends 0reeiiues
Notice i hereby given that she . tofe named
Se2perce Mn4ek Power CompAns.4 corpora.
lion, organized. created and existing ondcr
and b. Virtue Of The laws pi th0 stalls q foaho.
ntrce. county 81 Lswia. state II Idaho. has
zled ia lne ahagn entilied Court. ~ petition
PRAYING aor as voluntary dissolution. and 81
said petition the said corporation sets iofsh
under and by virtue ~ tne Laws of the state 81
iaaho. With Us principal place 81 business at
Ne8pVrces hewsA coenkys tn@rvins thne vt .
called and heAH fer that purpose on She Isl
aaY "a Aprfl. 1912. the dissolution az said Cor
rolafion was resolved upon aud authorized hg
naeelfnR - enc stock hoiacrs u said company,
Aud thai All claims and demands against safd
corporation az whatever description eR nature
has been discharged and satisfied, and that
evNrs which said petition wea faiy verified ~
ali 81 lis directors and stock holders tAcrtof.
and wskh said petition 40 AleA Mn order INSIDE
liAeWise Aleo directing that notice be aifen
hN fhe NiNr& OF enc aNoNN N0urf "a Not lN4a
than thirly days Of The Application. and lhat
Nsapefes Herald tbs saias hslnN nennansr
published II 1<His counts Idaho. eisneh ap
plAeatlon.
asa IA com plleAee wish ths Law 10 sueh eases
made and nTnFif8ad.
Notice Is hereby given that The Nesperee
water Power COMPANY corporation organ 4
laws Of the state of Itahe. with + principal
place nl business al MeANaeHm A&wz6 nnunAE
therein, hes hlea i'a petition Ter voluntary
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-05-09

DICK TURPfNs JRs black Per
cheron grade horse Thursday. Fri
day and Saturday 81 Boss Barn bal.
ance OF week at home, 4 miles
south OF Nexperce. Terms-Sl0 10
Insure mare ia Eoai Sf2 to insure
coli 10 stand and suck.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-05-09

dissolution. under The provisions OF he laws
OF the state % idaho, and that All persons In
fefestcd are required aud notified 70 be aud
ArpeAr ia She above entitled Court wishiu
lhis notice, and ole snch objections u The dis
solution al said corporation aa EucA person
may HAYES otherwise, II 40 objections are aled
a. required, the Court above entitled Wiil pro-
ard 70 grant the prayer Of said petition, t1w4t.
for the voluntary dissolution oi the aaid cor.
porafion.
IL witness whereof have hereuuse set my
hama and M1lxed the seal OF the above entitled
Court THIS enth dag o. April. 1919.
CSEAI1 Clyde Is. Clovis.
Ciefh OF abe above entitled Cnurx.
nyt.n. White, Deputy.
Mitchell s Parsons. Attorneys ioF said Copper
Akions Residence and p. o. Address, Sea.
perez. fdaho.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-05-09
NoTIcE Ia cREpIroRS.

n The Probate Court Of ahs counss Of Levia
state az Idaho.
- he Matter of shs Estate Of sllen DsAn
Deceased.
Notice Il hereby given b shs nnaexslNned
executor Of the estate of Eiien DAAn, decreased.
tQ kha creaitass Of and AZ persons A4ySnQ
claims against she eAsd deceased. % axnlhiI
them mlth necessary vouchers. within Sen
months eftex 1ha aTAt publication Vt sails ne.
tfce - the said executor A nia home enc and
a0n halt MslnN MoMth and thx@4 miles wNxt of
Nefrefre, Ednho. the same being fne plaza for
the lfanaafIion 81 fhe business Of zAid estate.
Ia lhN Nenmly Of k&wia, SA#8n 81 Idaho
signed and dated ~ Nesrexce. 1d&be, l4is
2ekh day Of April. A. p la11.
john Dean. Execufor.
A. A. AiFcFd, atty lor executor. e. and
Nidence address,, NexnHf06. faAho.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-05-09

Aasfssed Valuation Of All Property After Equalization
Original Assessment ROLL 1911
Snhasquenl Asseasmenl Boil. 1911
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-05-09
70 Horse Breeders.

DICK The big Percheron owned
By w. L. Swartz, viii make the
season Saturdays at 7. n. Mock
ier's barn Ia NexpeEce and balance
Of week u the ranch 2 miles vest
and ; south Of Nezperce. To insure
colt 70 stand and suck, SO.
Gold Ring and Moulson Progress.
swo fine young shire stations, owned
By Frank johnson. viii make the
season al Millsrs' barn. Nezperce.
See bills for description. terms. etc.
TEDEY sf7os, Is q 6ns black
registered PercheEs0ns owned BY W..
X. Blenders. and viii make The
present season al bis ranch S miles
southwest Of NeapeFce. AZ $40 for
single service; SIS for she season,
|Sl7 so 70 insure with foal. and $40
for live colt.
LINcH. The 6ne dapple brown
Shire horse. Under the management
at F. c. Hicks. will make The seas
90. Mondays. Tuesdays and Wed
nesdays, 1t Fred RiegerB place. ;
niles yes. and 4 north Of Nezperce,
and balance Of week al To. Single |
service. $l0s season, sl2 SO; to in- |
sure Ia foal. SIS.
INCENIUx. The imported Perch |
ercn owned by &. Olson. will make
The season At Miller's barn, Neg
perce, except % Thursdays. when
he will be at the Henry Sullivan
ranch. Single SERVICE SO; season.
SIS: to insure. $40. |
CYR FALCON. the hieh.bsed
roadster With a great p digree and
record. win be al Miller's barn Tor
lhe present season. he Ia about the
best this section viii have a chance
II. and viii stand al S2s 10 insure. 1
See bills Tor pedigree, etc.
Joe Ivy, Manager.
DICK TURPfN. JR, black Per
;heron grade horse Thursday. Fri
lay and Saturday 81 Boss Barn bal.
lnce Of week At home, miles
Ionlh OF Nezperce. Terms $40 10
insure mare ia foal; sf2 to insure
.ols to stand and suck.
John Dean, Owner.
DAKOTA pRINCE-The fne
gell-known percheFon stallion owned
y A. SallcTherg will make the pres
az season At Miller's barn, Nes.
erce. Terms $40, single service
IS, season $40 10 insure. /:
PHELPS sso2s, the ane percher 30
lallion owned by John Stellmon ]
I'LL make season beginning April Is,
| Miller's barn, except Sunday.
hen he win be ai the ranch, 3 miles
orlheass Of Nezperce. Service $40;
sanon. SIS; to insure, $40. Id
The great young shire horse
weepssako and the big Kentucky !,
ack, Black Giant, owned BY Geo.
lellmon, will make the season nj 4
Is ranch northwest Of Nesperce from ]
pnday morning until Thursday 9
lornlng and balance of week at volI. i
eg Livery Stable. Sweepssake. SIS 7
Jason and $50 to insure. Black for Z
liant, SIS to insure. =
HARRY LEWIS. the classy Young :
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-05-09

Lame hack il nsuallY caused hg rhenmaas
tisu u the muscles 81 che back, Tor #hseh
you vail ind nothing hesleg shan Chasnbazs
lain's Imminent Fer sale By III asalers.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-05-09
Annual FINANCIAL STATEMENT

OF he County Auditor County Of daho for the fiscal
ending March 81 1912.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-05-09

EUREKA REBEKAH LODGE, 81,
- meets 6rst and third Tuesday Of
each month.
MRS. N. B. Miller. N. G.
BESSIE Cook. Secretary.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-05-09

M W. or A.-~NEEpERCK CANT
AVA. No. Ta9S. meets the liras
and third Monday nights Of each
month IN Odd Fellows Hall. Visit.
Ing neighbore cordially invited.
Ell KrERN. ". c.
c. w. PALMER, CLERK,
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-05-09

wy OF w.-NEZPERcE CAMP
w No. As. Meets every Second
and Fourth Wednesday evenings Of
each month ia the Opera House.
L. ]. ROWE c. c.
o. w. HUEFNER. Clerk.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-09
LobdeII Charged
 With Mans''aughter

Charles Lobdell. the Easton farmer who fatally shot Arthur Allen, when he attacked Lobde1l at his own home Friday afternoon because the latter refused him cider, will be arraigned before Justice J. B. Hill, on the charge of manslaughter on Friday.
 Iobdell was released in bail of $3,- 900 furnished by John Iobdell, select man of Fairfield, and brother of the accused, late Saturday. State Police men Virelli and Wheeler took him be- fore Justice Hill on a complaint issued by Grand Juror $. B. Turney, alleg- ing manslaughter.
 Coroner Phe1an recommended that the accused be admitted to ball, and there was no delay in securing a bondsman. Self defense will be Lob deIl'es claim of Justification.
 The funeral of the victim, Arthur Allen: was held from the l.. EL Rich ards Undertaking Co.'S parlors in Elm street at o'clock this afternoon. Rev. R. s. Povey officiated. Interment was in Park cemetery
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-09
N. Y. TAKES
 CHARGE OFF
 LOCAL CHECKS
Bridgeport Funds Were Going
 Around Big City

A boon to the average banking oitf- zen of Bridgeport is the announce ment which comes from New York that the Clearing House, last Tuesday, passed action eliminating the charges upon checks sent to that city in pay ment of bills. Bridgeport as well az other cities have formerly teeu in what is termed the discretionary zone,'' and a charge of one-tenth of one per cent. has been levied for their collection. It is the action on the part of the Clearing House in New York abolishing these charges on checks originating here which win be Joy not alone to the individual but to the local banking institutions as well. The rule will become effective almost immediately as arrangements progress between banks in the vari- ous cities during the last three days and only details of minor importance need now to be adjusted
 Speaking of the situation heretofore existing, one of the eminent banking authorities yesterday said Tn s1b- stance: The old rule to charge one tenth of one per cent not only occa- stoned considerable expense to hnan- cial institutions but necessitated fu- volved bookkeeping methods on the part of banks throughout the country. The charge in some cases was aImoEt LIohibiLive and resulted in reserve ac- counts being kept in certain of the larger cities designated by the Comp troller of the Currency. Collection and reciprocal accounts with banks in various centers were also established. In consequence many of the Connecti- cut banks, to all intents and purposes, made their clearances in Philadelphia, Albany and other large cities to the detriment of the New York bauks. Boston with ease and great succes8 established a clearing house of it's own which has been found both speedy and practical for New England. It is this loss to 11ew York which has brought about the revocation of charges upon local checks, and al- though from the Clearing House ruI- ing a charge for collection of checkS may still be made at the discretion of its members, it is believed none will demand such tax upon Bridgeport checks
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-09
OPEN AIR SCHOOLS MAY BE TRIED HERE
SCHOOL OFFICIALS VISIT NEW HAVEN INSTITUTION AND MAY
 ASK APPROPRIATIONS HERE.

Dr. George w. Osborne, of the Board of Education, and Dr. Charles W. Deane, superintendent of schools, are in New Haven today inspecting the "open air'' school maintained d there for consumptive and anentc pupils. That the board of Apportion- ment may be asked to provide for a similar school here was the sentiment expressed by a member of the board today.
 The "open air. school serves to segregate tubercular pupils, and also gives them benefits that may be de- rived from doing their school work in the "open air'' type has been sug- gested for use in this city, where about 50 pupils could be accommo- dated
 Drs. Osborne and Deane may re- port their result of their investigation in New Haven to the board of Educa- ton tonight.