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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-01-05
RUSH.
spunk.

sickness is plentiful in our neigh
borhood.
Mrs. S. c. Queen, is some better
after a serious spell OF sickness.
Also Mr. Gambert and Mr.. sixton
are on the mend.
Ray and Keith Queen from Green
up visited their father. J. G. Queen
through Christmas.
Miss Bssiee Gallian and Lizzie
Dowdy were calling on Mrs, 5. g..
Queen Saturday and sunday.
This seems TO be business place
for hauling spokes and handles
about 1000 pass every day.
Mrs Mary wooten from here
went to visit Mrs. Steve Queen, on
Garner today
Sorry to hear Of the death Of
John Richardson, OF Catlettsburg
Keith Queen and Phil Prlohard
were calling on Miss Leila Horton
and Miss Lucille seiby Christmas
1t was reported this morning that
the Queen and Queen store on Cor
ner had changed hands. The Ban
field brothers bought Queen out
and would soon take possession OF
it.
Burns Banfield is hauling corn
from Catlettsburg to Garner.
Wat Sexton returned from Hunt
ington.
Roland Queen will soon enter Col
lege at Richmond w. Va
Sweet Rose.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-01-05
wALBRtDGE.

quite crowd attended the pie
mite saturday night,
Miss kizzie See left Monday morn
ing for Catlettsburg to visit friends
Henry Cox returned Saturday
from Borderland, W, Va.
Ed Cox Of Rose Siding who has
been visiting friends at this place,
left for his home Monday.
Carl Compton has resigned his
position as mail carrier on the
Star Route and has accepted a
position with Uncle Sam as post
office Inspector
Miss Lizzie aud Nancy Hammond
OF Torchlight visited their aunt Mrs.
II. II Johns Saturday and sunday
Miss Minerva See. who has been
AZ Kermit Tor some time is expec-
Ted home soon.
Chas. Graus and family viii leave
Thursday Tor their new home in
Busseyyille,
Cora Jordan, who has been staying
at Bob Wilson'S, Of TorchlighEhas
returned home
John Dobins was calling on Miss
Laura Hammers saturday night
o. 4. Kid
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-01-05
CIV. EarteIs, Torchlight, KY.
PROMINENT IIiONToN
WOMAN SUED.


New York. Dec rs Mamie II.
Wright. known also as Mrs D. Gre
CORY Wright today was made q
defendant in the Supreme court in
suit TO recover $4,000 By the
Scott a Fowler Company Tor two
paintings. which the firm alleges
she agreed to buy "Boats ON shore
BY Jacobus Maris, is one and "a
Cavalier" By an unknown. is the
other
An order to serve Mrs Wright
by publication was signed by Jas
tcie Geigerich
Mrs Wright lives in lronton Law
renee county. ohio. and is alleged
to have agreed to buy the paint
ings Tor sl2,50o and has paid but
$500 on account. They have ney-
er been delivered, nor has she ever
asked that they be sent.
Mrs Wright is daughter Of the
late Capt Honshell, OF river fane.
and is known to many OF our CHI
zens
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-01-05
LEpocIo. KY.

There has been a revival going OF
at Spcneer's conducted by Rev Kelly
much good was done, there We're
| IA conversions
MI and Mrs. Neal Thompson. OF
Peach Orchard, spent Christmas
with the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j, Miller
Tommie Vanhoose. Of Wilbur was
here sunday
School VIII close Saturday at
this place.
u. 5. Newcomb. OF Norris. was call
ing on his cousin. Boulah Miller.
sunday
we are sorry TO hear Of the death
Of Mrs Morgan Martin and Mrs.Jan
Pack, They we're very old and
respectable women,
Born. to Mr. and Mrs c. L. Moore
a fine boy
Miss Coda Newcomb was the
guest Of her cousin saturday night
Little Miss Ufa Berry, oil Adams,
is visiting her sister Mrs Catha
Thompson
Allen Hays visited Miss Bessie
HAYS Sunday
There win be church here the
third Sunday in January
Miss Clara Thompson. Of Peach
Orchard, spent Saturday night with
Miss Beulah b Miller
Miss Lizzie Carter and Elya Mil
or were at Norris Saturday
John Thompson, Of Matte, viii
move here soon
Dave curnutte has moved TO Gal
lup
Willie Miller, OF London, o.. has
been visiting his brother J. $. Mill
er.
Alpnzo Thompson. OF Georges
Creek, was the guest OF Everett
Moore Saturday night,
Several from here attended the
Christmas tree, at Matte.
Miss Nola Moore visited Mrs. Cath
Thompson Saturday.
Drew Rose has moved to Matte.
Mrs Mary Miller was visiting on
Blaine Saturday
Black Eyed Kiddo.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-01-05
OSII1.

There will be church mt this place
the second Sunday and also Sunday
and also Sundya night in this month
by Rev James Harvey.
A nice dinner given Christmas by
Miss Virgie Large was greatly en-
joyed
Miss Wannle Booth has returned
to her nome in Chestnut after o
weeks visit with her parents.
Miss Lillian Wellman will soon
return to Kenoya, where she has
been staying.
Miss Mary Diamond is very i'll.
Born, to Mrs, Lora Burton. a
fine girl.
Arlie Carter, of Rainell. w. Va.
has been visiting relatives at this
place.
virgle Large was the guest OF Mr.
Della Diamond Saturday.
Tho Carter girls entertained o
number of their friends Sunday
Jim Carter has returned TO Hern-
don, w. Va. where he has been en-
ployed.
Willie Cyrus and wife have gone
to Twin Branch. w. Va, to make
their future home.
Charlie Derfleld will farm with
Arthur Kitchen next summer.
Willie lobe still makes trips to
John Carter''s
Ira Adams is travelling for tn
Beasley Shoe company.
Sam Derfield has been visiting his
brother in o.
Cora Carter will soon leave for
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-01-05
BUCHANAN.

Several people from here attend
ed the Christmas entertainment al
Zelda, which proved tob success.
f. NJ. Stewart who was hurt a few
days ago. is slowly improving.
DR.. ], II. datten is confined to
his room with rheumatism
Green Cartmel was a business call
Ell, IN Cattlettsburg recently.
z Green Kinner was calling on Miss
Edith Faulkner Monday.
Miss Nola Estep came up from
Ashland and spent Christmas with
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.. R. Estep.
Allen Ross and Julia thurman at
tended Sunday school Sunday.
Paul thurman is here from New
York, the guest OF his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Truman.
Mrs. j. @. Jessye was calling on
her parents Sunday.
Chas Warren is able to resume
duty after an illness of four weeks,
Clarence Stewart was thrown by
young mule he was trying 10
ride and seriously injured. He Is
slowly improving.
Joe Compton is visiting home
folks.
Mrs. j. R Estep, and daughter
A4,..tt 80 .,,iettinr. fria,,d, aud roll
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-01-05
GALLUP
Kate wincher.

Brother. Katon will fill his reg
ular appointment here Sunday and
Sunday night
A. S. Gilkerson and Jas, Dobbins
have been in Portsmouth for the
past week,
McClellen Chapman is very sick
with typhoid fever.
Maggie BelGher has returned from
Prestonsburg. where she has been
visiting her brother
NJ f. Fugate made trip to Mud
dy Branch few days ago.
Mrs. Julia Henry. of Pikeville,
Tenn. is visiting her mother. Mrs
oneida Burgess Of this place.
Dave Curnutte, OF Blaine, has
moved into our community.
John Brown, Of Inez, is visiting
A. S. Gilkerson this week
Several from this place attended
court at Louisa this week.
Sam Frasher made business trip
to Chestnut Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Castle are Wis
iting their parents at this place.
Mrs, Wells. OF Paintsyiile. was
visiting her sister. Mrs. Lava Presto
this v eek
MY. Salyers. of Fayette City Pa,
who bias been visiting his daughter
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-01-05
CADNrus.
wIl1lE.

George Holly and Mrs, Amanda
Aldrige, of Chatmroi, W, Va; were
visiting home folks on Morgans
creek Christmas.
Y. b. Harmon attended the Quar-
terly meeting at Webbyllle Saturday
and !lnday
Adam Shortridge, son of +. p.
shortridge. is suffering from pneu-
monia
j. Nj. Bently is closing out 10
quit business
Willard Fonnin is driving a team
for Jei Collmsworth
Nancy Cassidy is contemplating
moving to Portsmouth.
Mrs. Susan Riley and sister. Mrs.
Maggie Stuart We're visiting Viola
shortrtdge sunday
A. IL. Hartman wife and baby We're
at Morgans creek Christmas.
Thomas Christian and son spent
Christmas with home folks at Yates
vile,
After being at Chattaroi for some
time R. H. Cassady,wife and Mrs,
Susan Maynard are visiting friends
on Whites Greek
Mrs Nancy Messer, OF Yatesyillc,
is visiting Mrs. Nancy Hartman at
Cadmus.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-01-05
RIG SANDY NEWS.

Prestonsburg to visit hire sister
Vina Holbrook
b. Il. Carter spent from Friday
until sunday with Mrs. NJ. J. Evans
of Louisa.
Miss Ida and Berdie Carter were
visiting Mr.. Robt Johnson's school
last Friday,
Sallie Jordan has returned from
w. Va, where he has beenfor some
time.
Miss CLAUDIO Rose IS staying with
her uncle Al Hays, at Louisa.
Bsrdie lobe was shopping at Oslo
saturday
Herber. Diamond and wife passed
up our creek Sunday
John Large attended church at
Lower Twin branch sunday.
Brown Eyes.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-01-05
Cochran Oil Go.
Reuben Fork Oil Go.
oFFlcE-roRcnrIGnT Ky BRANCH OFFICE. LouIsA;KY.

on and after the day this well was
shot. Both OF these propositions
are far better risks than was the
Busseyville wen at the time 1t was
promoted
All unsold stock win be held a.
Treasury Stock.
A full report will be mailed to
subscribers at short intervals stall
Ing what progress we have made.
what results we have obtained and
every transaction fully explained.
Our previous square dealing
should convince you that your
money VIII be well guarded and
Judiciously handled
Our subscription lists for both
companies are about completed and
have closed contracts for both der
ricks aud have made call for first
assessment, This will be our last
invitation TO you To- JOIN US
The latest developments have
materially strengthened these two
propositions and the public is now
casting liz eyes eastward We have
an oil field and ToRCHLIGHr-
BUssEYyGLLE field is surely In the
llmellght now. We can show oil
ON three sides of our promotions.
These are FACTS we'll worth your
SERIOUS consideration.
Any OF the officers OF the COM
pany wnl'bc plensed to take your
subscription
II you are not familiar With thess
locations We would be pleased to
mail you our sketch or map Of the
Torehlight- Busseyyille field.
For any other particular. or In
formation WRITE or PHONE
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-01-05
LIKES ZIG WEST.

iir. II. n eersiie, half brother
Of the Vernon boys is here from
Wilbur. Ky. MIR. cordle has spent 2
weeks In looking over the country
with the idea Of buying home for
himself and family. and is thinking
OF buying place in the south part
Of Maeser The idea Of being able
to turn the water on growing crops
Just when IT is needed appeals TO
the man from country where the
farmer is entirely dependent upon
the rainfall for the irrigation OF
his crops Another thing that APP
peals to Mr.. Cordlc is the fact that
in this great western country there
Ia plenty OF room for everyone 70
develop his particular line OF ac-
tivity without treadlng upon the
toes OF his neighbor AZ is not the
case In The more thickly populated
sections OF country farther east.
Mr.. Cordle expects to move his faml-
ly here in the near future. -Vernal
(utah) paper
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-01-05
nunxEp TO DEATH.

Dora. little daughter OF Mr., and
Mrs Cyrus o'Brlen, OF Painisyille.
was burned to death last Monday.
by her clothing catching fire. Nina.
o'Brien did All she could To extin-
guIsh the flames. and was very bad
~ burned herself. her hands being
burned almost to a crisp, The
child was four years old,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-01-05
PEACH ORCHARD.

Rex Vaughan has moved to his
new house,
Arnal Perry has his new dwelling
almost complied,
Dan Ceters is going to erect a
dwelling on his farm that he recent
ly bought.
Neal Thompson and wife visited
latter's parents Christmas.
Clara Thompson called on Mary
Vaughan Sunday
Mart Laney, deputy sheriff, passed
through here last week.
Roy BARLEY visited his sister Mrs.
Elsie Vaughan, last week.
Uncle John Hensley took dinner
with Nea' Thompson New Years.
Trixle.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-01-05
"KEITH OF THE BORDER"
RAW FuRs WANTED.

VIII pay for No. I skunk, ~ lib.
nigh patent flour.
VIII pay for No. 2 skunk, short
stripe ~ lb. High patent flour.
win pay for No. 1 oppossum, o.
i-2 lbs. No. q sugar.
WIN pay for No. / Muslxrat, 4oc
cash.
will pay for No. 2 MuslSrat' 20
% SOC.
Horse hide name and tail si.75 to
$50
Veal calf hide, green i0c per lib.
Beef hide sailed iOc lb. i'm store.
Green sc TO Sc per lib.
VIII pay cash for anything mem
toned above. Come TO Blaine, KY,
and we will please our custhncrs.
We are agents for big tanneries'
raw fur dealers. You save money
by trading with us. We arc great
help 20 all trappers and dealers In
furs.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-01-05
WEAK FROM orri,ArIoN.

Olive Hin, Ky, Dec. 80. Tho
Haa W FieldA Congressman
from the Ninth district, returned
home to-day from the hospital at
Louisville whore he was operated
on FOR gall stones. He is still very
weak. He hopes 10 BIO able to go
to Washington in two or three
wenks
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-01-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OUR SCHOOL Department.


The pupils grades for the last month
are as follows Belvia McRhinie
SO, May Chain SO, Stella Dalton 81
Roscoe Holbrook ST. Jay chaffin So
Dosa Hammond 94.calyih Holbrook
so, Charley Holbrook 10. Interest
and attendance is very good.
Mrs. Della Diamond. teacher.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-01-05

DO NOT DELAY, Act prompt,
and do not overlook the fact that
s25 90 shares In Bisseyyille oil Co
were selIIng from 500 70 $3.50 each
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-01-05

Silver mesh bags, toilet sets.
manicure sets, at Conley's.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-09-13
BOARD CR|T|CISt:S
COUNTY PRISON
Condemns Insane Ward and
Recommends Changes in
Sanitary Equipment.

The Wayne county Jail is roundly
scored in the report of the county
board of charities to the Indiana board
of state charities. The findings of the
county board have just been published
in the bulletins of the state board.
Referring to the ward for the insane,
completed last year at a heavy ex-
pense to the taxpayers, the report
says, 1.-The new insane building is un-
occupied and seems to be lily suited
for the purpose intended"
When the insane annex to the coun.
ty Jail was completed fault was found
with 1t by many persons who made
an examination. The ventilation was
said to be bad. There is no padded cell
for the violently insane, and the sher-
iff is compelled to place violently de.
ranged persons with suicidal tenden.
cies in a straight jacket.
The county board also called atten.
tion to the insanitary condition at the
county Jail. The report says, "We rec.
ommend new toilet bowls and a new
sink, as the ones now in use are SO
badly rusted that it is very difficult to
keep them sanitary" The food given
the inmates is described as plain, but
ample and well prepared.
The condition of the city prison is
lauded. 1t is reported to be in fine con.
dition. The report speaks In flatterins
terms of the Home for Friendless
Women. The text of the statement
follows: Visited August, 1912. In its
usual good condition. There are four
women in the Jail adjoining and two
women in the cells for such persons
The latter are absolutely unable to
care of themselves, requiring inces
SAINT attention. The matron- seems to
have excellent control of the prison
ers. We can offer only praise for the
management of this institution
Statistics of the Eastern Indiana
Hospital for the Insane for the months
ending June 80, 1912, show an enroll
ment of 500 patients. ordinary expen
ses $122, 2,1S0.52, new buildings and per
manent improvements, s5,61S.96.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-09-13
WILSON AND BRYAN
WILL MEET SOON
Governor Wilson Will Meet
Col. Bryan at Lincoln
Early Next Month.
(National News Association


SEAGIRT, N. J., Sept. Ex-Governor
Wilson will visit Lincoln. Neb.. on Oc-
tober 8, and for the first time since
the Baltimore convention, meet Will
liam j. Bryan. The governor and Mr..
Bryan will appear together at a big
rally at Lincoln on that date. and
thereafter it is understood. Mr.. Bryan
will give himself exclusively to the
campaign. This announcement was
made today after Governor Wilson ar
rived from New York
Governor Wilson's visit to Lincoln
will be his third western trip. He will
speak at the conservative congress at
Indianapolis October 3, and probably
will also visit Des Moines and Omaha
Before leaving New York acting
Chairman McAdoo, who accompanied
the candidate to Syracuse, said that he
had been overwhelmed by insistent
demands from every part of the coun
try to have the governor speak at big
rallies. Il am obliged to tell most OF
these well meaning friends" said Nc
Adoo, that the first essential is that
We carry our candidate through the
campaign alive. l tell them that this
government could not exist during the
next four years without him."
Gov. Wilson laughed heartily at this
and remarked that he is now weighing
17Tk pounds, having gained a hall
pound since Sunday.
The governor observed that there
was an impression in some quarters
that he is lean and not strong enough
to withstand the wear and tear of a
hard campaign.
CAS- a matter of fact" he said, az
am twenty pounds heavier than Mr.
McAdoo, who is above six feet in
height"
The governor will have plenty Of op
portunity to rest between now and
next Monday when he starts on his
first western trip which is to last a
week. He will spend the time until
Monday at Seagirt.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-09-13
THE IMPROVED ROADS
Increase Tax Levy in Rich.
mond and Spring Grove.

An increase of ten cents on the hun.
dred dollars valuation will be made
in Wayne township, Richmond and
Spring Grove, according to figures
compiled by the county auditor. The
increase in the tax rate is necessitated
by the improvements of roads in the
township. for which contracts have
been let or for which contracts will
be let in the near future.
However, inasmuch as the library
levy was reduced from five to three
cents on the hundred dollars there
will be an increase of but eight cents
in Richmond and Spring Grove. The
road levy was placed at seven cents
last year but this year will be seven.
teen cents.
The following new roads viii be
built during the coming year: Rich
mond and Newport turnpike. or the
North Tenth street improvement; the
Liberty Avenue improvement, and the
improvement of Easthaven avenue.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-09-13
Big New Castle Concern In
volved in Failure of u. S.
Motor Company, of which
1t Is Subsidiary.
NAME ITS MANAGER
FOR THE RECEIVER
1t Is Hoped Holding Com
pany Can Be Reorganized
and the Threatened Suits
Can Be Prevented.
(National News association

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 13.-Instruct-
ed by superior court to continue busi-
ness and, if possible, pilot the COM
pany through it's difficulty, Frank E.
Smith, general manager of the Max
well-Briscoe Motor company at New
Castle was appointed receiver for the
company today on the petition Of
Brown & Sharp Manufacturing COM
pany of Providence, r. l., makers of
automobile parts.
Mr.. Smith qualified under $25 900
bond. The action today followed close
ly upon the heels of the action of the
United States district court of New
York Thursday of appointing receiv-
ers for the United States Motor cCm-
pany and it's subsidiary companies, of
which the New Castle company is one.
Follows New York Failure.
The jurisdiction of the New York
court affected only the state within
which the action was taken. Mr..
Smith will have the cooperation Of
the receivers appointed by the United
States district court in continuing the
affairs of the Maxwell-Briscoe COM
pany. The complaint filed In superior
court today by attorneys for the
Brown e. Sharp company, who have a
claim of $4,000 against the United
States Motor company, was Joined in
by practically all the creditors Of the
latter company, whose claims amount
to practically $S,000,00O. 1t is hoped
by the appointment of receiver the
holding company can be reorganized
and threatened suits can be forestall-
ed. 1t was said by Mr.. Taylor, attor-
ney for the Brown & Sharp company,
that the motor company has merely
overreached it's finances and by care
full operation will in time be able to
pay all the creditors. The liabilities
of the holding company aggregate
more than $12,0oo,0o0, including de-
benture bonds and $2,OOO,000 in finish
ed but unsold automobiles.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-09-13
WILL FORCE WALDO
TO TELL THE TRUTH
Chairman of Investigating
Committee Insists that
Waldo Tell All.
(National News Association

NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-Anticipating
defiance from Police Commissioner
Waldo when he appears this afternoon
before the aldermanic graft investi'
eating committee, Chairman Curran
of that body announced today that the
full power of the law would be invoked
If necessary, to secure light on the po.
lice situation in this city.
A formidable list Of questions had
been prepared by E. R. Buckner, coun.
sci for the committee, and Mr. Curran
declared that Waldo would have to
furnish more complete answers than
those. given by Mayor Gaynor when
he testified.
Commissioner Waldo was surprised
when he heard that Alderman Curran
anticipated defiance from him and
called attention to the fact that his
attorney had spent several hours at
police headquarters going over records
to prepare himself for today's exami.
nation.
Threats of suits for libel were made
today against Mr.. Gaynor and Commis.
sioner Waldo because of a report
made by Waldo on the Sam Paul as
sociation, an East Side organization
which the mayor made public
The report of Commissioner Waldo
shows that Morris Koenig, deputy as
sistant deputy sheriff, is a member
of the Sam Paul association.
The police commissioners record
makes it appear that Koenig is an as
sistant of the underworld crowd OF
the East Side. Koenig is brother OF
Sam s. Koenig, chairman OF the New
York county Republican committee,
and one of the most prominent poll
ticians on the East Side The county
chairman declared his brother was
not a member of the association and
said that the insertion of his name in
the list of Sam Paul association mem
bers was gratituitous act.
He asserted that legal action to re
cover damages for libel will be begun
against Mayor Gaynor and Commits
sioner Waldo.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-09-13
MAYOR HAS A PLAN
To Act Against Car Company
When Improvements
Are Made.

The failure OF the T. H, L. & E
Traction company to make good its
promises, and the unsatisfactory city
service, has provoked the criticism OF
Mayor Zimmerman, who says he is In
favor of permitting the company to
put in the new turn so that the
system can use North Twentieth
street and vacate the Glen Miller parl
tracks. Then he wants to proceed
against the company.
The company assured the board OF
works three weeks ago that the tracks
would be taken from the Glen within
twenty days. This time limit has long
since passed. When its franchise rights
were questioned early this summer
car company promised new cars 70,
winter service, and an improvement
in the summer service. The petition
of Fairview residents for q fifteen
minute service was granted.
According to advices from Indiana,
polls the new winter cars will be here
about Christmas. Two cars are ex
pected next week and will be put into
service at once. The other cars will be
sent to Richmond as fast as they are
finished and ready for service.
Very few days have elapsed within
the last two weeks on which one OF
more cars have not been in the repair
shop. This cripples the service. The
assistant manager of the local cal
company in reply to q shaft aimed at
the cars said, well. they're good for
hanging signs on"