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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-30
LEAGUE TO CELEBRATE
DATE OF ORGANIZATION
Woman's National Democratic Asso-
citation Makes Plans for Birth.
day Party" Monday Evening.

The Woman's National Democratic
League will hold birthday party"
Monday night at the New Willard Hotel.
At this party the first anniversary
or the formation of the league will he
celebrated. Mrs. Woodrow Wilson. hon.
orary president. Mrs. Thomas r. Mar
shall, the honorary vice president. and
Mrs. w. j. Bryan. q director. are ex.
pected To be present.
Mrs. William 4. Cullop. wife OF Repre-
sentative Cullop OF Indiana will preside
Vice President Marshall. Speaker Champ
Clark. Senator Gore OF Oklahoma Repre-
sentative Underwood and Bishop Alfred
Harding of Washington are scheduled
10 take part
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-30
DIED.

BRAY Departed this life "Wednesday Msy
-. 1913. at a:5o am. HENRY Simon. son
of George and Rosa Bray: husband OF Leans
Lewis R-ay. and brot Ter Of Mamie Bray
smith Remains al parents residence, 1898
Sd southwest
Funeral from First Baptist Church. corner - 9Th
and g streets southwest. sunday. at o'clock
pm Relatives and friends invited TO at
tend 81
BROWN. suddenly. IN May 70, 1913. In New
wife of Nicholas Brown aud beloved daughter
OF Florence and George Truss: sister to Rob-
Funeral from late residence. III | street NORTH
east, Saturday. May II. at O'Clock.
infant son Of Arthur r. and Sadie r. Can
non thee Flaierty,.
northeast. on saturday. May 81. al pm
1919. MICHAEL. i. COLBERT
Funeral from the residence Of his brother.
Morris J. Colbert. SOS I'D street northwest.
Saturday morning nj $50
DAsENBRoCK. On Thursday. May p: 1919. az
pm. BERNARD DAsENBRoCk. aged
Funeral SATURDAY.. MAY 81. at am. from
Sacred Heart Church. 18th street and Pare
road.
DEruE the George Ms,s,Gs.oS H Ssess
IN the fifty fourth year Of her age.
Notice Of funeral hereafter. indianapolis papers
please copy
HANNAH Suddenly. Thursday, May -
1918, at 10 am at his residence al =
street northwest. EDWARD j.. HANNAH, be
loved husband OF Aliena 4. Hannah, In rs
sixty-third year.
Funeral from his late residence, thence ~ ~.
patrick'S Church. where requiem mass Will %
said, saturday. May 81. al y am.
HANNAH ~.
TIE members If Washington Council. No -.
Knights uf Columbus. advised of the death.
on Nav 20 1918 ~ his residence AL VI street
northwest of Brother EDN ARD j. HANNAN
aud requested 10 attend his funeral services at
. o'clock Saturday morning. May III. al 81.
Patrick's Church. .
Dr JOSEPH 4. ItDD. q. X.
Or A. d. WILKINSON. +. :.
O'CONNOR. an Friday. May ~ 1918. ~ Tar
field Hospital 81 SAN otONNOE.
Mass Mt ST Matthews Church saturday. May 81
ut $3.50 am. Intcrmcnt al Richmond Va.
PETER Al ,oIrvile. Md. May "a. 1913.
MICHAEL. PETER.
Funeral from -. John, Church. Forest Glen.
Nd "Wednesday. May IS.
TUEII Al 81 Elizabeths Hospital on Thurs
dav Nav ~ 1913. THOMAS j.. SON Of the
late L. 4 and t:cnrgana Tu"ll.
The res der... u his sister. Mr.. Laura co.
ington I'D. r. street southeast. Relatives
and friends invited
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-30
Central High in Shakespeare Plays.

Scenes from Shakespeare We're pre-
scented by the Central High School Ora
matte Association at the school last
evening Parts of several plays We're
given, including The Merchant of
Venice" Hamlet and Julius Caesar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-30
MARRIED.

CAMPBEII.-RYAN. ON Tuesday, MAY n.
1873 In Alexandria. Va. 10y Rev. a. A.
IMt;reil. JAMES y. CAMPO ELI. and DAISY
II. RYAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-30

Fairmont district of West Virginia
in special elsk ion voted 500 900
bond issue for gbod roads The vote
stood 1886 for and 255 against
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-30
Wants System Modified.

The commission recommended that the
attempt to Live each state its share of
federal jobs at Washington be greatly
modified: that mark of eighty-five be
set as the standard by which the first
choice of applicants shall be made and
that all of the eligible persons standing
over eighty-five he first selected, not
withstanding the fact that certain states
may still lack their share of federal en-
poyes
The commission also recommended that
the government give mileage allow
ance to persons appointed from outside
of Washington so as to put evil service
apnicants from all states on an equality.
The effort to apportion employees among
the states. the commission reported.
does not take into consideration the fact
that each state has also large number
of federal employees within its own bor-
ders. In regard to the discrimination
which the civil service has been forced
to show against persons from the Dis
trict of Columbia Maryland and Virginia.
who offer the most available source of
labor supply. the commission report
said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-30
In Memoriam.

DORSEY In sad hui loving remembrance OF
INV dear husband. CHARLES DORSEY. who
deuarrcd this life three years age today.
MAY 81 1910
IN the graveyard. peacefully s.e"pin-.
Where tho brrczaS gently wave.
Lies the loved SO dearly
In hi, Lonely. silent grave.
BY HIS DEVOTED WIFE. n. DORSEY, AND
SISTER. l., MI'NDELl..
HARRIS In sad bui iorin. remembrance of
,.lr dear husband and fither. DANIEL HAR
HIS who departed this life eight yeas ago
today. May 81. f.ao.
BY THE FAMILY.
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Informal Reception.

The musical program will he under the
direction of Mrs. ames Walter Huestie.
The speeches and music will be followed
BY AN informal reception
Members ~ the Woman's National
Democratic League and of the District
section of the league will meet I'm the
Southern building tomorrow night TO ar
range for an entertainment. which may
take the form OF garden party TO
be held at Belmont. The former home
OF tn late Mrs. A. l.. Barber
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-30
CIVIL SERVICE LAWS
SEVERELY CRITICISED
Distribution of Patronage
Among States Lowers Eff
cheney, Says Economy
Commission.

The operation of the civil service laws
was severely criticised in report of the
economy and efficiency commission sent
to thes Senatesyesterday by President
Wilson. The report declares that the
efficiency of the civil service had been
greatly reduced through the effort to
distribute appointments among the states
according to the apportionment law.
The report was sent to the Senate in
response to resolution offered by Sena-
tor Overman. who has demanded a
thorough investigation of. the admin stra-
ton of the civil service.
The report insists that the commission
has been greatly hampered by the fact
that applicants for positions who attain
marks of but little over seventy in their
examinations have been appointed to Of
flee when eligible persons on the roll
from other states with marks over ninety
were not called in.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-30

The minister of Nicaragua. Don EN-
ilanO Chamorro. gave dinner last
night i'm honor Of the retiring minister.
DR. Salvador Castillo. which was at
tended by the ministers of the Central
American republics and by the Mica
ragua minister of finance. Don Pedro
Cuadra and Mrs. Cuadra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-30

Mrs. Phlander ClaXton has Cancelled
all her social engagements on account
Of the serious illness Of her mother.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-30

Mrs. c. y. Chapman returned Yesterday
from ST. Louis where she attended the
Southern Baptist convention. She was
also in Louisville and Lexington. KY.
for the closing exercises Of the schools
attended BY her sons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-30

| Col l.. harmony L. :. NJ G. and Mrs.
| Harmony have arrived at the Shoreham
| to spend short time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-30

Mrs. B. r. Mason and guest. Mrs. l.. ID.
Baxter. will receive informally tomorrow
afternoon, from TO Il. at 1905 Florida
avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-30

been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
| Kelly. sailed for Germany Thursday. &C
companied by Miss Kelly. who will spen'
the summer at the Scharwenka villa a
Scharmutzelsee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-30

Miss Frances Gurley Adams has been
reelected secretary Of the Library Club
of the University of Michigan. Miss
Adams was n the receiving line at re-
cept'on given to the board OF regents
of the university last week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-30

Mrs James Pryor Tarvin Of Washing
ton is in Pittsburgh visiting friends.
Later she will so to To.edo, Ohio, on her
way TO her old kentucky home. Before
the Womans Southern Club o. Pitts
burgh Mrs. Tarvin was induced to make
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-30

Miss Jessie Wilson went over to Bal
timore today to take part in the re-
union of her class of '0S, at Goucher
College. The class had sixty-one mem
bers. Tomorrow she will go to New
York en- route to Lake Mohonk.
Miss Eleanor Wilson also left the
White House today, and will visit for
some days in Pennsylvania
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-30

Owing to being seriously i'll Mrs Lii
burn III. Steel has Cancelled all social en-
gagements for the season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-30

Miss Ell zabeth Hyland is visiting at the
home of Mrs Arthur j. Rich. RichleiGh.
Baltimore county. Md. and June will
be one OF the bridesmaids at the wedding
Of Miss Virginia Wiltbank Rich and Mr..
B. Latrobe Weston. which will take place
in st. Michael's Church, Hannah Mace
Academy. at 4 O'Clock.
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Moundsville Briefs.

Mrs !. G.. shrimp of Cleveland. q.
t. spending few DAYS with friends
and relatives in this city.
W. H. Mathews. clerk ~ tho SUI
prone court 81 appeals. spent ycster-
dny morning in this city with his
brothers.
Misses Mabel and Clive Pickett Il
Fourth street are spending n few
DAYS with friends and relatives a.
ParkcrSburg.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gregory and
Miss Anna Henrietta left YESTERDAY
for Atlantic CITY. where they will
spend the next ten DAYS visiting.
James Piunkctt and famiy 81 Pitts
hrrsh. are spending % few DAYS with
friends ard relatives IN this CITY.
Mrs. = ". Mathews. who has been
90 at her homo on seventh street. is
Improving n!b,!r.
Mrs. q. ". Tylcs and two daugh-
tors returned 20 their home At Hin
ton. ". Va. yesterday after spending
n" last few days with friends here.
y. o. Alexander % los Angeles. cal.
Will arrive here nest week TO visit
hi- brother for few weeks
+ T. Sscse a. tho East End will
sr"fI the first - nest week with his
dar-it'r az Pittshurrh.
Mrs. W. u. Turner and daughter
~ cleveland. have returned homo
after spending the last fcw days go
this CITY
Kenneth Page aud wife viii return
home t'dns from Athens. Pa. Where
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Daily Short Story
A Terrible Hour.

Please don't insist: will never go
MIN you IN your automobile You want
when makes me shudder every time
tell II, because 10 awakens dreadful
m me, You see. my wife has gone
IL: "'' want " "
About i've years ago suzanne and
were returning leisurely from a trip to
from our hotel at Dijon. I ran up against
JACQUES de Cesy, one OF my Oldest
friends. whom i had not seen for
We were delighted to see each other
and Jacques told me that he had just
been married and had been given a SIX
automobile.
HIS young wife. Helene. a beautiful
ialr-halred girlish-iookins woman. who
Was as fran and delicate as he was
strong and robust. Immediately took a
fancy To suzanne. and Jacques proposed
Pari. sn Sh h,u come come along With ITEM 70
loved 10 ride. begged me TO accept. and
an hour later we had sent the chauffeur
self sitting next TO jacques on the front
seat. while our two wives We're Si,kiug
inside chatting merrily as IL they had
known each other for years. The car
ran beautifully and We sped along mer-
rily through the country.
Jacques had just told me that We were
NOT travelling very fast. barely forty
miles an hour. when about a hundred
ARDS ards ahead OF US. at a bad turn. a
hFaNs fiuth Aohueu Win stone and drawn
by four horses suddenly stopped in the
middle OF the road. We were rush ing
down a pretty steep hill and ~ looked as
n smash-up was inevitable hut
jacques never lost his head for a fraction
OF a second. lie swung the wheel around
and passed by the obstruction grazing
the edge<of the ditch.
! breathed a deep sigh Of relief and
turning around ] found TO my surprise
that the two ladies inside had not noticed
anything. But what in the world was
the matter with Jacques? The auto was
swerving from one side or the road TO
the other.
What makes you drive like that" I
asked him rather unsasily. lie did rot
answer adm when looked at him closely
i saw that his eyes were CLASSY nnd
staring. mis- mouth half open. his face
S con as In agony while his head
inediateiy that he had been stricken
dead. probably from heart failure
What was 10 do? I 90 not know the
first thing about driving n car. have
never handled all these complicated hut
tons. levers and pedals and ] was para
lyzcd with fear Of what might happen.
just them We narrowly escaped running
against a stone at the edge 81 the road
and instinctively I placed my hands on
| friend At this moment heard Helene
de CeSv's voice in the speaking tube.
stop that fo"ling Jacquest. don't try
| to scare u.s.
Then she noticed That I was steering
and laughed. oh that Is ~. n your
! chauffeur has fallen asleep take tho
wheel away from him and let him sleep.
! II was impossible for IRE to turn
around and explain the horrible accident
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Receiving BIDS Aaaln.

The county court r. again asking
Tor bids for The paving and improve.
menfs W BE- made in Union district On
pursuant of th" passing Of the Sf5u-
''' bond issue several months ago.
ana the bids will be received until
noon on The 2Sth day Of July. The
court reserves the right 10 contract
Tor part o. or al 81 'le work. The
former bids were about ~ per cent
higher than the estimates made bv
%" civil engineer on Tho job and ae
consequence were turned down D.
Us expected that several bids will Doc
received this time and ,hc contract.
awarded
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Try Beuter Bros Creamery Butter.
A Ballade of June-time.

Kate MaStcTSon.
We sing you to tRe March Of LohenGrin.
Jewel OF months. rarest and fairest
June.
We bring you wreaths 10 wrap your
beauty in.
Deep in the orchard old Pan pipes a
tune.
While flower bells family chime the
year high noon.
And Love among the blossoms lies
Muse. IL us also Toll and loon:
oh, Brides and Roscs-Strawberries
and Cream:
It's song-time-Swimming when
lads begin
scurrylng streamward from the wood
uuhcwn-
Barefooted satyrs. freckled as to skin.
But Joyous as young goats. 10 woe
whlstlins and answering the forest
Groom.
MocGing the blue Jay and the cat
birds scream.
Come .on---the waters fine: Oh. boy
Oh. Brides and Roses-strawberries
and Cream.
Loves s:lken threads into that old CO.
The Future: May these divers defuy
Lifc's prizes: send them swiftly. sure
and soon.
Lead them to Already. where lovers
Now and forever IN that lambert
beam
Where orange buds bloom meath tho
honeymoon.
on. Brides ana Roses-Strawberrie
and Cream.
Hail 20 the bride-with Wagner's lifting
tune.
Hail 20 the June-time, HAL the all
supreme
That sends this treasury Of gifts triune,
on, Brides and koseS-Straw berries
and Cream. From Judge
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to her. with all the strength of my
BODY l was pressing against the dead
wards one end. % keer the car running
straight. ! shuddered at the Thought OF
next to her poor Helene was sim iaush>
Ing heartily. at what she thought was a
joke on Jacques.
The road stretched ahead OF us for
straight. without a single turn or bend.
Then saw village and a moment later
We rap through IL at full speed. scatter
ING ducks and chickens to all sides
There was a cart loaded with hay ahead
OF US in the middle OF the road I could
not reach the horn but managed To turn
the car aside. and swept by without
causing any other damage than tearing
some OF the hay down Shouts and
at the roadside stared in amazernent at
the sight OF n dead man sitting in the
chauIeurs seat with a living man guild
ing the wheel. which the cold hands stiil
Gradually I began 10 feel more conf
dence In myself. felt that had
learned how TO steer. All had to do
and a. far as understood from jacques
when We started. this would happen in
about an hour.
One OF my friends hands dropped from
the wheel and fell down on my leg and
his heavy body was almost crushing me.
l tried To get my feet on the pedals TO
ind brake. but his legs were In the
way.
And all the time / could hear tnem
talking and laughing inside the car
Helene declaring thar We were acting
like two big boys and that she really
thought Eer husband had more sense
than that.
I sat In deadly fear that she might
open the window and touch her ~hus-
band y body. which was gradually get
tinE cold and rigid; but fortunately che
never thought OF IT, for IL was WINDY
OUTSIDE ana they were comfortable in
side the car.
IL seemed as ~ the petrol would never
give out couldn't keep II M much
longer The left hand OF the cead
Jacques was resting like a leaden weight
on my right thigh and his head felt like
cannon ball on my shoulder. / tried
IN vain 20 shake IL of: the only result
vas that got the whole weight of his
heavN shoulders on nv breast and right
arm. nearly lost my grasp on the
the exertion OF all my fast ebbing
strength.
felt with horror that the moment
was drawing near when my numb nngers
would drop from the wheel
~ last the motor began to slow down.
~ worked irregularly. the speed slack
, ensd ana then the car came 10 a stop.
MY trial was over. but I cannot de-
scribe the dreadful scene which followed
'esy went insan" with grief and died in
an asylum last year
Now do YOU understand whv I shall
mover 20 into an automobile again The
whole incident * like horrible" night
mare gnd often live IL over again in
my dreams. and wake up wet with cold
Precipitation.
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To Hold Conference.

Arrangements are being completed
for the Wheeling District Conference
and picnic. 70 be held al the local
camp grounds on next Thursday. The
district comprises all Of the Pan Han
die counties and several farther south.
and many persons as far south as
Petersburg are expected 10 be in al
tendance. A splendid program is be
ing arranged for the AFFAIR. Meals wiz
be served on the camp grounds at the
hotel. and all are cordially invited 10
attend. The meeting was 20 have
been held az Hundred. but due 10 the
smallpox scare. they had there II was
transfcrred 70 this civ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-18
ceIebrated Rirthaau

DIT G. W. Bruce. president Of the
Marshall county bank and dean 81
he physicians NOT only Of Marshall
county hut OF the Pan Handle. cel..
brated his eiehtysixth birthday yes.
terday and was busy receiving con.
CALCULATIONS from many persons Tho
doctor has practiced medicine in this
county FOR The past sixty-hve years.
coming here IN 1915 H. Is a r-adu.
ate of the University 81 PENNSYLVANIA
and is The sole survivor OF bis elias
Dr bruc" was born IN Winchester
OH Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-18

Tho grand OPENING OF thr J % uoam
Drug C0mr1uy'a new store ON t,aor
con avenue. held yesterday afternoon
hnd evening was Grand success
Prom shortly after Tho noon hour until
late lasf evening the large store room
vas crowded WITH local persons. 70
celVinE presents from fho popular
store and hearing music furnished by
iho Fns'' band ~ This CITY Ycafer.
DAY afternoon at q O'Clock ono hundred
balloons were lnf loose from me ton
" The store huiidinr. CARRYING with
Ufm iHE Tor present FREQ ~ The
STORE. " proarnfcd Tho young lads
mad" quite "a scramble FOR tho bal.
hons
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-18
Prizes BEING Selected.

The committee Of local merchants
composed Of David l. Henderson. Har-
~ Miller and l.. MARBLE has completed
the list Of prizes To be given 10 the
winners in the various contests at the
annual picnic and outing 10 be held
by the merchants at Wheeling Park
the last day Of this month Many
useful articles are found in the list.
and a large number OF contestants are
anticipated to enter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-18
Tickets Now On Sale.

Tickets tor the combined picnic and
outing TO be held by merchants Of
Ecn "ood. McMechen and Moundsville
On the last day OF this month At
Wheeling park. have been put on sale
In tho various places ~ business In
this city. They are selling rapidly.
thus assuring the committee OF -
large crowd from this city who will
attend. Several firms az this city
do-ated several useful articles yes
t'rdLy for prizes to he given the con-
tas'1njs in the various contests. 20 be
pulled off during the day.
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MOUNDSVILLE
Visit Prison Farm.

number OF representative OF the
progressive farmers of this county, to-
gether with W. D. Zinn. the asricul-
tural expert maintained by the Pan
Handle Agricultural Association. com
posed OF the three upper counties:
also Prof. W. ". sill, Of the State uni.
versity. made an inspection OF the
prison farm and were guests Of War
den VI. l. Brown yesterday afternoon
The members were shown through the
institution. after which they were
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-18
Talks on Teeth
BY
Orian Hedrick. d. d. S.
We Can
Fix
1t
Don't be continually bothered with
the toofh1che.

Don't be continually bothered with
the toofh1che.
Come ~ ~ and let ~ nx thar an
moving tooth. Don't let your tsffh
decay from lark 81 proper attention
when you can have them attended o..
81 reaE0nabla az We DO. Come 20 us
and have yor teeth given the proper
attention. Al operations made pain
less by ~ uFe ~ nitrous oEld and
o1egyn. Tho scientific administration
az nitrous orid and oxygen has mot
with the uDre rernakahis favor In
every case.
The word "Hcienfff~'' does not IN
dicafe difficult ~ complicated
way. which ia much enrlnr on actual
orcuranfe Than would appear from
tho reading - airy FI.en oct u rules.
Tho proper way ~ rule. n very Firnple
va and ne results are irfaiiiarfe
Tho orIr ro'rf - knowing how DONE
trust tr4rs'f with i1cxpcrior,s.
dentists.
Dentistry in al e. branches arc
praeN'al Ir mis- oTice.
Aiveciar work speciality. PLATE.
rrede Fuafar''ed 20 never drop In the
mouth
IooE Tor name on door before enter
ms.
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An order was issued b. tho coun.
~ court yesterday 10 CivI Engineer
Alex Iurdy 20 close LIneey bridge.
south ~ this city f1r % few DAYS un.
iI a new steel flooring is installed
beginning Monday. July 90. the bridge
VIII be closed 40 travel from "a rr
until .. m. each day until Tho work
j. completed Tho work viii tske
about seven 20 nine days and tho
floor VII D." entirely of steel cxrecf
the planka
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-18
To Erect Stacks sunday.

Arrangements are now being made
by Contractor v. J. McFadden % hois'
tho two now stacks - the Mound
Coal company. witch were unloadcd
few davs ago. ucNf sunday The
IRE !n the boilers viii DO put out
Saturday % noon. Tho old stacks
arn Ear zoo short and allow the smoke
90 enter The CITY. council ordered
that they le made much higher. The
fwo new stacks are 80 feet high and
vH make quite difference whom
erected Tho work viii be completed
sunday.