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Evening journal., 1914-05-15
TAYLOR'S SS34 BILL
IS PIGEON HOLED
Council Puts Next Move To-
ward Collection Up TO
Police Expert
COMMITTEES FAIL
TO APPROVE ITEM

At the meeting Of City Council last
evening Councilman stoyer. chairman Of
the police committee. presented bill
from the Taylor National Detective
Agency, signed BY John b. Taylor the
efficiency expert, calling for 1884 tor
services rendered BY Mr.. Taylor in in-
vestigating conditions in the local po-
lice department and submitting report
on the same. In presenting the bill,
Colonel stover remarked that it did not
bear the approval Of the police or the
finance committees Of Council, and bore
the approval Of only two Of the police
commissioners. TIE bill was signed by
Commissioners Bowers and Stayton.
Councilman Kane wanted to know
what the law sa.l about considering il
bin that did not bear the approval Of
the committees.
Councilman Zimmerman also wanted
to know if the bill was not Just one,
but lie was interrupted BY President
WI hite, who declared the entire proceed
ing out Of order. as the bin was not m
proper form without the approval Of
the finance committee. and he there
fore could not entertain any motion
upon it. As this action practically pig
eon-holes the bill so far as Councilt is
concerned, it will now be up to Mr..
Taylor 70 take some steps to enforce
collection.
Clerk OF Council Dillon, who was au-
thorized BY Council at the meeting last
Thursday to interview Mr.. Taylor rela-
tive TO arranging conference between
him and the members of Council sub
mitted his report to Council in which
he stated he had seen Mr.. Taylor, and
that at the latter's request he had
submitted Councils desires to him in
writing A copy OF the letter which he
sent Mr. Taylor was attached to the
report, stating that Council wanted TO
see the expert relative to some of the
provisions OF his report
The report which was received and
fled without comment, follows;
"Genulemen; ] respectfully report
that pursuant to your direction, J went
to Philadelphia, Pa. Monday morning,
May y, 1914 and interviewed Mr. John
p. Taylor Of the Taylor National De-
tectivc Agency and transmitted to him
your request that he come to Whining
ton at his convenience, and at your ex-
pense. for conference with the Council
relative to his recent insDection Of the
Police Department Of this city.
u was unable to secure any appoint
ment with YOU from him. but in re-
snonsp 10 his reoupst plnppd vour re-.
quest in writing and mailed the same
to him by registered mail N 2.30 o'clock
the same date To this date I have
received no reply. a copy Of my letter
to him is herewith submitted.
"Signed.
&C. NJ. Dillon Clerk"
Evening journal., 1914-05-15
few knew What TO
FIND ON The Cent

What we find on penny" was the
stumbling block to members Of West
Brandywine Grange at their meeting
last night. None had all of their
questions correct, but all claimed 70
he familiar with coin Of that de-
nomination. The program for next
week includes an address on FIRST
Aid to the Injured" by Dr. William
Woods.
Plans for a strawberry festival to
be held within a short time, We're
made last night when the following
were appointed to arrange for the at
fair: Mrs. Barbara Talley, Mrs. Lena
McElroy, Mrs. Lottie. Woods, I. 4.
Weldin and Arthur Smedley.
Evening journal., 1914-05-15
merchants WOULD
Close ON Holidays
Plan Is Buy Before Memorial
Day and Independence
Day This Year
MANY BUSINESS MEN
FAVOR THE PLAN

If plans OF the mercantile section OF
the Chamber OF Commerce materialize
practically every mercantile establish
ment in Wilmington will be- closed all
day Decoration Day and all day Fourth
Of july. These holidays fall on Satur-
day this year, and at meeting OF the
section last night it was the unani-
nous opinion Of the members that their
employees should be given the holidays.
No effort will be made to make mer-
chants close their stores. but they viii
be asked to do so, and as Clerk OF the
Market Paris in all probability will
change the market days to Friday be-
fore each holiday, and IS the merchants
going into the scheme will keep open
on Friday night it is not thought that
many merchants will refuse to close on
the holiday.
The matter was brought up by
Charles Topkis, chairman OF the adver-
tising committee of the section. He said
that the committee had been working
on the closing days for some time and
had been to see many of the merchants
able to the plan. Mr. Topkis said he
believed the public would appreciate the
fact that the stores wanted to give their
employees holidays ana would do its
buying on Friday or other days Of the
week.
Mr.. Toplis asked that a committee be
appointed to see the merchants and that
another committee be appointed to call
on the clerk of The market and request
HIM to change the market day. After a
] general discussion motion was passed
favoring closing on July Fo,Nth and on
Decoration Day and President Willard
| Speakman appointed the advertising
committee Of the section to make the
arrangements. The committee is COM
posed Of Charles ToplIis, chairman; g
/ Sellers Smith and Harry s. Rodearmel.
The committee will also attend L
the advertising of the days. Adver
1 tisements will be inserted in each o
the three papers Of the city, asking
/ the public to make their purchase
during the week or on Friday or Fri
\ day evening. The advertisements
will be signed by all the merchants
who will close. Cards Will also b.
placed in the show windows. While
drug stores, confectionaries cigal
stores, may close if they want L
they will not be asked to do so a.
it was the opinion Of the member!
4 last night that their business was o
such a nature that it might be neces
sary for them to keep open.
4 Members of the section also report
ed progress of the membership cam
paign which the section has beer
carrying on. Several new members
were reported last night and it wai
decided to carry on the campaign
we'll into the summer.
The resolutions adopted at th'
meeting follow:
i "Resolved, That it is the sentimen
/ of the mercantile section of th'
Chamber Of Commerce that Decora
ton Day and the Fourth of July b,
observed as holidays, and that all re
tail stores of Wilmington be request
ed to close on that day.
Resolved, That a committee 0
three, representing the mercantile
section Of the Chamber of Commerce
wait on the clerk Of the markets will
the request that the market days b
changed from the two Saturdays ol
which the holidays fall to the pre-
ceding Fridays
Evening journal., 1914-05-15
RESTORES PLEASING PLUMPNESS
Samose Sold Under DR.. Howard Conn
pany's "No Cure No Pay" Plan.

There are a good many people in viii
mington who ardently wish they could
fiud some way of getting fat and plump.
While not i'll, vet they are So thin and
scrawny that their friends think they
cannot be well In nine eases out Of
ten this condition can be readily over
come by using the combination Of
heshforming foods known as Samose.
This little tablet taken three times
day with the food does wonders in
building up good health and restoring
the pleasing plumpness that is 80 Clc-
sirable.
The Dr. Howard Company are the
agency for this preparation and Sell it
with the promise that ii it does not
do all that is claimed for il in making
people gain in weight and in health,
the money will be refunded.
You certainly can afford to tiv SIC
box on this plan, as Samosc will cost
you nothing unless il gives satisfaction
For sale by n. B. Dsnforth. Market
and Second streets.
Evening journal., 1914-05-15

give was on Saturday afternoon and,
assured that Wilmington would ap-
preciate her art, Miss st. Denis
agreed TO bring her company here for
the single performance.
The company carries its own splen-
did scenery. With Miss st. Denis is
company Of some OF the very best
dancers in the country. The pro-
gram is artistic. While Miss ST.
Denis Is admitted to be the greatest
exponent Of Oriental dances and peo-
pie throng theatres TO see her, she
does not allow herself to become the
Evening journal., 1914-05-15
OFFER PLAYGROUND SITE

Tilghman Johnston offered a plot OF
land owned by himself and sister to
the Beard OF Park Commissioners no
the meeting OF the commission on We'd
nesday afternoon. The land is located
on Fifteenth street between Claymont
and Heald street and is $50 BY 70 fcet
in size. The land has been in Mr..
Johnstons family for 45 years
The matter was referred to Superin-
tendent Mack for an inspection and he
will report later if the plot is desirable
for a Fairgrounds.
Evening journal., 1914-05-15

Probably no announcement made re-
Gently viii attract more general at
tention than that made by The Play
house that Miss Ruth ST. Denis, the
greatest exponent in the world OF
Oriental dances, with her company
Of wonderful dancers. has been se-
cured for one performance in this
city They will appear tomorrow af-
ternoon The famous dancer is clos
ing an engagement at the Forrest
Theatre, Philadelphia and at once an
effort was made to bring her to VIII
mington. The only time she could
Evening journal., 1914-05-15

"whole show" for she always sur
rounds herself with artists Of high
ability.
Those who are interested in the
Oriental as well as the modern
dances will have an opportunity to
see them given by most capable peo-
pie at the Playhouse tomorrow after
noon.
Nothing has been left undone TO
add TO the artistic effect OF the per-
formance, and the whole attraction Is
absolutely different from any pre-
sented here. It is pretty. it is ar
Evening journal., 1914-05-15

tistic and il is different from the pro
duction Of any other dancer or ag-
gregation Of dancers in the country
The sale Of seats is now under way.
Evening journal., 1914-05-15
DIR. ELLEGOOD
ADDRESSES TEACMERS

DR.. J. A. Ellegood addressed the
members of the Teachers Association
in the High School auditorium yester-
day afternoon. The address was IL
lustrated. During the meeting the
teachers discussed the campaign for
an increase in salary. The meeting
was largely attended.
Evening journal., 1914-05-15
NEwPoRT LEAGUE ANNIvERsARY

~ ~ " V1NH N111ANN u zfIVIN1 l1INoEANA
The twenty fifth anniversary Of the
Epworth League will be observed in the
Newport NJ. Il. Church on next Sunday
evening at 730 The league win bj
in charge and a special program has
been arranged.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1914-02-13

!! g i a Hsssy Bssssss . aas Claire " ss
= 8 Il MeNaI prisoners Eau Claire =. -. 800
s. Inquest Deze, Justice " disaloved
T Tasaq01 neb Bsdn Juror Juror Sc
s ' N MsSs JUROR 49, =:
M s hg gss R aaaes5 Reh na"ss' " sS
= = M ssSsy 5 H%%h G prisoners ss sss
Is MsaHI -. -. "
10 IS ,e}sss i e @ n Rspas m ;
Charles Kirwan
ify
margin hereof
KRwAN,
Attorney
Supervisor
bills be allowed as recommended
Roll called and all members present voted
SETTLEMENT COMMITTEE
bills having the same uder consideration report the same back
they be allowed follows:
L. HOTz
w. A. BLACKBURN
1872 1872 wisconsin Wise 4asn, State e. tuberculosis saniaum $ @
1o outagam iept County aS' insane - " sSs
1879 c Gan eaae c SONNY n insane 2ss
112 Minded 49,. -. " -.
Supervisor report
bills
GROUNDS COMMITTEE
We the undersigned committee, whom the annexed
bills having the under consideration the
and recommend to the Board that they be allowed follows
E.. L.. KEFER,
DOERS
J. sKRZYPCzAK.
5 Northern hsr5z Supply pp1 Co. o wood Jail $50
Il City water WORKS. waters Jail and court house " $500
p S Gyas Ien seppy co w we jail ESQ ESQ
& s sso '4''s1z a9f sissn ss$
3 D. De F. Maney labor Jail -: -: -. "
Northern supply wood jail Sc
81 Bowers labor court house grounds $40 sSo
1877 Russ u AJ Johnston horse moving " "
1855 F at and Ry nolsH umber Co., Wood Jail 400
1855 1855 s A99gg oS ao xGo repairs 9s
~ Sands, mdse and labor court house 500
1877 Osborne Clark 49,. 49,.
Supervisor oeher report adopted
and bills be allowed recommended
oil anda voted
adjourn until o'clock M
Board adjourned.
F. MUNRoE,
County Clerk.
Ladysmith
m.
Board called by Chairman
Supervisors and Radiker
Supervisor Jpson reading dispensed
REPORT OF ILLEGAL cERTFiI Wisconsin Central R R 2ls
GATES 122 Farmers Land CO., aaS3
the pnar
wasre annexed bills W.
under consld
back and supervisor Mchush hoo
,ond 80 BOARD that Of
~ allowed as follows: the bills be allowed
G. HOLDEN
F. w. CALKINs, Roll called and all members pres
IOsEpE W. JONES' entv
REPORT OF AND STATIONERY COMMITTEE
We the committee whom was referred the
nn having had the same under back
poord ha
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1914-02-13


---------
4 c. H. Bowers, 800
Barden, Relief 10 go
Cynthia scovile, Relief. looo
Z Mary McKie, Relief 1000
Rice, Relief SO. S.oo
9 Alfred Prouty 1000
w JONES' looo
2 Amy HILL Relief 49,. ...... -. 500
O. L Gordon, 800
8 Ia ri1 AA Relief 's IN ~. 49, -. -. 500
7 Cynthia scovile Relief 500
G Eeavein mileage diem 42o
. c. H. Bowers Relief $500. -. -. 500
John Kgoe Relief .......... 49,. -. 500
2 b. W. Hill Salary 49,. ........ -. 1900
4 G. W. Heaverin mileage nd $40
w. Barden, Relief 1000
G. II. Bowers, Relief o.oo
Alfred Prou Relief -, nsr diem " 1910 900
8 Mary McKie Relief s'oo
A. Prouty, Relief 500
Barden, Relief 500
8 John Klgore, 1000
A. Prouty, 800
C. H Bowers Relief - 80 e ~
7 Amy HILL ......... 800 90
Polly Lane Relief 1ooo
Rice, Relief 500
Mary Mckee 500
W r. Barden Relief ....... 49,. 49,. 500
2 w. N jones' Relief ......... 500
ars AMY Gea nt he MILEAGE and per- diem APO
w. Heavern mileage diem $50
Mrs Laura Lbbey Relief. 1000
Mary Goss, ........ 800
HI. Salisbury, Relief ooo
E. Barden Relief 5oo
1000
W. mile and 7S0
E. Barden Relief 5oo
w. N. Relief l44o
Nc Tana Hill Pelaf 49,. 500
G. w. Heavein mileage and per diem " 1880
$50 p 1 4hnsr R nsss and per diem
r. W. Hill 800
4 T. H. bowers, ReheI -. 49, - 80
80 - -
Bolden
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1914-02-13

= T. MTNpoE
Supervisor ton No be adopted
report De adopted Roll called and all members
Resolution NO. y oefed by the
Dao,..o NJ ~ oeo, -, g..
ITO the Honorable Board of Super M ~ oiereo ny super
Coa+non. W. 49, prdao con,
Wisconsin, n according TO the report he
Commissioner treasurer 'n0
tho dea across the ThrtySeven
Wcon urea seventy ana l1oo Doas
ana whereas TINS sum WIN not De SUI
,, , ae e 80 county until fundsa from
h hri5no wholly
charge county now i
therefore be it resolved that
sums needed for county pur
and issue therefore county
County Board to pay
KoEHIER, orders payable as as funds are
H. s McHUGH suchpa payment.
snnervor blackburn moved that BLACKBURN
Board granted resou
ton
Supervisor Helm that resou red
REPORT OF coNsTARLE's COMMITTEE
had the under consideration report the back and
to they be follows
J.. sKRzYPczAK,
sTAssEI4
i sas F VS. Bert Ry Cratic justice
L. W Crane witness ...::. 49,: -: 49,: 80:
%m R RsS1sr " ~itnsss defense " " 40
& sss 5 ! ss..i Es% ss:s: :s $:
S S.: $:' sS s:;;: :::
6 s. g ges P Pc cae TRsss Reeves reporter s sS
116 State Weller Reeves, justice 22O
Sss vs. vs. 3S s Sss sss 81
10 10 State VS. VS. Il aats ksyss s "
12 State Reeves, justice PIP
E Culver constable fees III
Ell E: Si:;: county court is: is: S
S: Ne
49, State VS. john john krema s MANNING justice se
1872 State State VS. VS. Sam scizak Naming justice "
Singer and John W. Manning justice 23
1874 State John Jaska W. s. Manning justice S6s
1852 State VS. R S. Reeves justice ~
Edward Hopp, W. S 29S
Selma Groeschel stenographer 200
Isl ate Berth Howard w B. Barnett justice &c
R. w Richardson Justice 245
askat R. Reeves "a
2 1913
committee
committee,
by committee the margin
CHARLES KIRWAN,
District Attorney
the
and allowed recommended
all members present
REPORT OF AND coRoNER's COMMITTEE
annexed
Board that allowed follows
A. BLACKBURN
A. C.
E.
McNa1y, boarding prisoners So sso 90
O
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1914-02-13


COUNTY TREASURER HURLEss' REPORT
disbursements John M Hues County
Treasurer from i, 1912 to January l. 1879
Receipts
fund,V
received 800
Retirement
farm =
interest,"
from banks - - 10
Paid retirement insurance fund.-
orders paid - - - = 1S55
JAN 1913 iooo.01
~, 49, 81
We the leave report that we
have accepted and placed
OSCAR L. HOTZ
=" nv w. A.
G. BLOOD,
Committee.
Supervisor report be adopted Motion carried
AFFIDAVIT OF DISTRICT ATTORNEY AS TO FINES
State of wisconsin, Rusk county, S.
Attorney received money whatever Tor
forfeiures penalties costs from the egnt Jay
Of november present me and that ne makes TINS all
of Rusk county In compliance
with subdivision Of the Wisconsin Statutes for the year
90 -, 80 ,Iouonaton 1910
ouo@ei0oN ~ j.. A.
Court Commissioners for Rusk County, Wisconsin.
adopted
10 the County OF County Wisconsin:
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1914-02-13

Ri w. ILL.,
We follows report of Soldiers
We find orders hand last re-
the 1917 10 NOV
$4,000 resolution OF County board
be SS99
n
I. HOTZ,
A
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