The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11
ob ceuaea Asked to Prevent Doys
Entering Pool Aa||-.-Detracts :
From Their School Work
PREPARE FOR the ELECTIONS

"0a behalf Of Disteiet No. l, 1 in
- tAss the NV be enfosssd asl that
H. bsys Of this town be pesvsstsJ
frsa entering tAe pool hall wAetAc.
thsir passats give thsir ee.ssnt ~ Hst.
We - ~ ssAssl hoard are hsld n
spsesisls fss IL sshosl asl Il ~ q
~ 4 ear asty yea Aeas . kisk
a0aaasG ~. Ths bsyu, wko frssnsst
H. psel hall nest are the ones wbs ass
fAAiaG 1swa 1. seAosl work a.d for
80 vast tAs eosneil t. sse that the
h~ y safosesd," said Gee. h. Bell,
us0Aef sf the school board Of District
Ne I, - - alArsssed the nenbers Of
- sty sssaeil Nssday evening Of this
week.
O J. Lew, Pref. Girller and Mr.
Bell appssssA befsrs the board ssi
ssked tAat boys BE- kept from the pool
Asn. THY sa.sssssa thst tbsis 80.
ti.aal playisg pool detraetsA frsa
seAsol work AID said the boys who
freqassted The place wers fanlag b..
hinA in their wsrk. T>ey also spok-
- Il certain seleoss .oa River FsSat
'efe Permitting minors to enter their
80 bat ssiA tAsy eoaA prove sstA-
I n s;1i ll1911tfr =
Aoes not think asy o.e sAosld interfere
In the work. r
TIE essneil asked thst the ss.es Of
the school boys be furnished the city
e6ieers and they will then keep
close watch to sec that the young fsl
lsws are not allowed in the, place. Pref.
Giriler said but = few words, but they
were to the point aud he agreed TO
furnish the nsnes for the officers.
1t WAS stated at the council meeting
that the proprietor of the pool hall
said ~ cannot run the place if all
under the age Of 81 are excluded. It
'Aas bsen announced siDee the Meeting
tAos h will Iesvs Gleawood. The oGi-.
ssss have bsea distracted to close his
plAes if be fails to obey the law and
pssvset minors fsse entering asA PAy-
i.e. fhs NV dsss ~ pssviAs tAa:
passaAs go Sivs thsir sssssat - tAeir
bsgs paayipA thus if the request Of the
schsel board 10 fully complied with the
school boys must stay away from the
pool hall and its detracting influences.
Councilman Howard announced that
he had called upon Charles Rathbone Of
the Hot Springs company regarding
the piping Of hot water from the old
esvs to The d. 1 r. G. depot. He said
Mr.. Rathbone gave permission for
tests to be made to see if the plan could
be carried out, but announced that the
company might not aid financially be
cause of the town > attitude toward the
company during the past few years
Several of the eouscilmen expressed 10
- their belief that the company should
aid in the expenses and Engineer
Rosenberg gave the same view Of the
AFFAIR. However, the council will prob
ably. ask the railroad company to help
in the expense AID the experiment nay
b. tried in the early spring. 1t is
thossAt the expense will b about
4l,soo.
The regular grist Of bills were al
lowed. These showed the work Of sur
veyi.g Hanging lake by Engiseer
Rose.ssrg haA be-, Completed a.d that
sas city eosla ct sas* wcadssfal
scenic spot By taking ss0e 30 seres
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ne eos.sil upsa beaAg ihswa bass
psists sf tAe lake snl approach thsreto,
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efa3s - ~ tits - tAe hnl 1Ae city
vim alss ffls upsa H. waAss wAisA
f1~ws ever ths faIls a.d ints ~ lakr.
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sseesrsass WITH Ms Msaissa Haiias
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