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The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1914-11-14

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Mrs Garland has made new I'M
provements on her very neat little
grocery store building.
Mrs. Cherry is doing fine bust
ness at her grocery business in N.
Greenwood Ave.
DR.. w. ID. Bryant had hurried
call over the long distance phone to
Hcminey last Friday.
Miss Ellie and Matte Lathon leave
Friday for Elwadora Arkansas with sew
eral stopovers
Pay up your subscription.
Rev. S. S. Jones of Muskogee, presi-
dent of the State Baptist convention,
was in the city Wednesday night and
preached sermon at the Mt. Zion
Tabernacle on N. Elgin.
There is so much said about the best
of us and SO much bad said about the
worst Of us that it does not become
any of us to talk about the rest of us.
We sent 3 papers the Tulsa Star to
Nicholasville, Ky. last saturday trough
the aid of Mrs. Rosa Claborn of l19 S.
Lansing. Come on good people and
help and we will give you a still b. t.
er paper yet.
Mr.. c. C. Lightfoot of sos N. Hartford
ordered and paid months for The
Star sent to Mr.. f. Brewster at Bags
we'll, Tex. Just keep it up Billey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris jackson of
Fairview were presented with fine
boy last week. Mother and child are
doing fine.
There was a wedding in Tulsa the
other night but we will not tell who
the parties were. The groom gave a
( stogy about it. OF course that stogy
2 was bribe.
Mrs. Mary Gillian of Kansas City
, Kans., is the guest of her sister Mrs
McClaskey and her friend Mrs. G
Berry of Williams st.
Mrs. Little Cameron OF Sapulpa
Okla passed through Tulsa Sunday Oh
q her way to Bartlesville Okla, to visit
relatives.
, Mrs. Maud Sims is at the Stone, 5O'
L. Archie.
Mr.. Robert Manuel of Beggs, Okla.
> spent few brief hours in Tulsa visit
: lug friends. Bro. J. J. Jackson was hi
n escort.
Mr.. md Mrs. G ID Farrar, old citizen
! Of Tulsa who have been visiting in Oh
Mexico fora year returned to Tulsa las
y Sunday morning. Mrs Farrar is yer,
feeble in health They are at tn
Charleston House $40 N Elgin st .
re Mr.. l., f Berry was a caller a
q the Star office Tuesday and expires
# sed himself as well pleased wit
ID our new location and its genera
appearance.
h +. P. Parchman has opened ne,
'g rooming house in the w. P. Wood
l. building, l07 IL N. Greenwood.
70 The Equitable Assurance Societ
~ of Oklahoma has opened a branc
office at ia N. Greenwood St. Th
g. only company selling a combinatio
t. policy for premium of one dollar
month and paying one hundred do
I'd lars for death from sickness or a,
er cidents. Their agent will be please
A. to call on you and explain the
ut contract. Phone 1880.
90 Mr. and Mrs. Phillips were calle
at the Star office Monday.
- Mrs. r G. Lewis and Mrs. A.
Philips of this city returned hon
-. Monday from Dallas, Tex, whel
:; they were visiting relatives an
! friends.
ey Mrs Cardeslia Montgomery, wife
Mr.. Isaac Montgomery whose hon
4 II
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1914-11-14
Murderer"

Just received a consignment
of 1000 samples of woolens for
suits, and they are nobby ones
too, We are leaders in low
prices. Handlers of all kinds of
second hand goods,
Cleaning, Pressing, and Re-
pairing work called for and de-
livered,
SIS E. Archer. Phone 2573.
Partee Bldg. VIM Walker Prop.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-07

the
beg s
a Wheeling
McNamee falls
n dies a
a
North
dies at Martins hospital short aerward
from a
ton end is
in
JUNE l5Anthony Gallagher
JUNE 21Iohn Thirty street
Jacobsburg broken neck dies
JUNE 22erbert Gilbert of Kkwood browns while
instantly by
OF
injuries received in automobile accident 90
n
JUNE Poh Wheeling
by
Robinson; Robinson o
In
ming shouts Goodbye
from
nand
by
ing Hll dies within hour Wheeling
JULY William Durham. at
wheeling Park and IL instantly killed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-07
FINAL ARRANGEMENTS c ON
PlETEo BY COMMITTEE
LAST NIGHT.
only One Contest For Head OF Ticket.
Young IN only Seven Districts
and Contests In Only -Four.

Republicans OF Ohio county will 10.
gay nominate a county ticket IN he
placed In the field az the congressior-
al election this fall. Final details for
to-day's primary were completed AZ
meeting OF the Republican county
executive committee held last night
IN the onice OF the clerk OF the cir.
cult court.
The ballots and ballot boras we-a
distributed by Secretary Richard
Cresap yesterday afternoon The
polls VIII open at ~ o'clock, and viii
close In the city districts al 7 O'clock
and IN the country districts Al =
O'Clock. The returns will be received
THIS evening at the office OF Clerk OF
circuit Court John L. Kingdom.
AZ there are but few contests the
primary will be held in but seven
districts. The only contes. for Inc
head OF the ticket Is for the Office of
county superintendent OF schools.
between John W. Farmer and Charles
i. Ray. This necessitates the hold.
ing OF primary in the country dis.
tricts. There are contests FOR ais.
trict offices in only four magisterial
olstrictsLTriadelphia, Madison. Clay
The Candidates.
Inc candidates for the head Of the
o. Ephlin.
For clerk OF the Circuit court
John l.. Kingdom.
For clerk OF the County court
John Howard Wells.
o5 w F ssPgrinte end Of
T. Ray.
For house Of delegates-Dr. J. 7
Allen. Jesse A. Bloch. William r
Otto and Harry Weiss
District Candidates.
The following are the candidates IN
the districts in which there are con
tests:
Madison District
school commissioner - DR. W c
Ezler and George u. Maxwell. Vote
for one)
Clay District.
school commissioner - Or. Robert
y. heed' Louis Saidler. Vote for onel
Justice Of peace w W Echols
Sheldon Joseph. p. J. Graham. Jr'
Vote for one).
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-07
TILLETT FUNERAL
Remalns OF Young Messenger Boy
VINO Was Killed Friday, Laid 20
nest with Impressive Services.

Funeral services over the remains
OF the late Gilmore Tllett. the v.,st.
ern Union messenger boy. who was
run down and killed by an automobile
Friday evening on whe ling hill.
were held in the home OF his parents
at Elm Grove yesterday afternoon
The lad enjoyed an unusually wide
circle OF friends IN Elm Grove and vi.
entity. and the services which we're
conducted by Rev. l.. y. LeweIlvn
we're largely attended. The vou1..
lad was graduate OF Elm Grove mil.
nc school during the past summer bis
classmates attending the funeral In
body. The pallbearers We're select.
ed from his school and Sunday school
friends
The floral tributes were magnificent
ana hlled the entire house, which
showed the esteem and regard I'm
which the lad was held Intermen,
was In Stone church cemeterv.
During the afternoon ooroner's I'm.
quest into his death was conductad
by coroner Gala Mitchell. In the
grand Hry room at the court hourgo
ne Jury reaching "A verdict of death
que n an unavoidable accident for
which Claude Winters. driver ~ Inc
machine was not responsible
The parents and relatives OF the lad
are Frustrated with grief AZ the loss
OF one so dear 90 their hearts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-07
OHIO COUNTY REPUBLICANS
WILL HOLD PRIMARY TODAY

Constable Charles r. Miller.
Thomas Williams. Vote for one).
Richie District.
School commits sioner - Dr. F. l.
Armbrecht Clong termD; Professor r g..
II; Crago. W n. Steen (short terml
Vote for one).
President OF Board Of Education -
County districU - Charles VogeL
sang
Member OF Board Of Education -
County districD Kerr.
Triadelphia District
PRESIDENT OF Board Of Education -
Member OF Board OF Education-w.
one).
Justice Of peace-Charies RAIDER. ].
p. Weeks. Vote for one).
Constable. o. Butler
IN addition TO the four counties
named above the primary will be held
IN three others. Washington (coun.
try. Richland. and Liberty. to vote
on the candidates for county super.
intendent OF schools. though there are
no contests for district offices in these
districts. The following are the can.
didates in these districts:
Washington Country District.
Fulton District School Board-For
President, Charles Stewart: for mem.
Der OF school board. a years. r. a.
Cunningham. e. years. J. A. Bitner.
Riehlsnd District.
D., PRESIDENT OF School Board-Charles
T.. Schultz
Member OF School Board-Oong
term Milton McCullagh. (short
term John a. Moore.
Justice OF the Peace-D. 4 I.utes
and Harry Noitle. two TO be elected
Constables-J Sutton and Al
Gibson two TO be elected
Emsley.
Member of School Board-George
Dawson.
Justice Of the Peace-Frank CulIey
constable y. Caldwell
No Opposition.
Ihere rs no opposition to candidates
FOR positions in Center. Union and
webster districts. and as the Office of
county superintendent Of schools is
not 10 be voted upon in these districts
no primary will be held The follow.
ing are the candidates in these dis.
Center District.
Member Board Of Education =T.onp
frm. w j. ftuggins. short term. J.
lace
Constables two 10 Be elected
Dominic Morris and Harry Hamm.
Union District.
Member Board Of Education C.
Richards
fonstables two 10 be o1rctedD -
henry Thomas and Fred Burkhart.
Webster District
Member Board Of Education -T.onr
lerm. Dr. J. 4. Monroe. short term.
Ambrose Habir
Constable two 10 be- elected
Louis Burial and William OkoI
Where 20 Vote
I'' I".-nW'r~ ore fIf rrrl.rrfH.
Washington District
f.I'.r Precinct SO D. BANK of Pub
ton huildir- ''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-07
NEWS BRIEFS

The committee on teachers and
schools Cf the board Of education Will
meet tonight In tho library building
which has been selected a. the home
Of he baord until tho bign school
building 10 rebuilt Matfers perfain-
ing 10 the filling OF the vacancies
caused bv recent designations I'm the
city schools viii be taken up.
Charters were granted 10 the fol.
lowing adult Bible claaap- Yesterday
by the officials OF tho West Virginia
Sunday school Association The Pro
greEsive class ~ the Little Bethel Ran.
fis' church. ~ Glade district Barbour
county ana the viewers class Of the
FIRST VI p. church. Norcautown The
total number ~ orra ized adult Bibls
clafa's fo date o. 1912
Petitions for vote on state vide
prohibition were circulated boz tho
churches ~ Martins Ferry bridgeport.
beIIairo. B4rnosvIlle and St Glars.
VILE SuudnF The dry petitions were
stoned by M" hundreds and enough
petitions will DO secured fhia week
in belmont county 20 guarantee am
election on the wet and dry question
in Tho November election The vrcfa
VIII also circulate petitions by the last
81 the week
The %. g. y railroad COMPANY has
started the rDEuIur iuerection Of all
&c clocks. which include. the rI0ckf
in nIl stations and terminals and tho
witches ~ trainmcn. felcrraphora and
others whose work requires accuracy
or time. AT ~ The time pieces are
being Inspected by expert wafchnak.
rrs Tho clocks a. aif once and
watches N employees are checked u1
s'mtmonthly hv means n % card sys.
tenn
It seems that there has been
Misunderstanding among a great man
people nat EarhaEe would not 30 sai
Iected unlces fcc 81 90 cents vas
paid Tor The collection. Tho officials
% the health department FFv hat tho
ldNs ls altogether erroneous and not
20 10 considered az collections will
be made the same.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-07

eANNh
Precinct No. End Of steel hridre
Precinct No island Hgsc house
Clay District.
Irec,nct No. l-Ch,mtcal Hose house.
i'e''"'' y. l,.s MCoIioch street.
Precinct No l-as0s Jacob street
Precinct NO. $50 Jacob street
-, met No. Twenty ninth street
RiehIand District.
Precinct No. 1-LoveIand Hose mouse
Precinct No. s-WarWood Hose hoase
Precinct No. S-GreggNiile school
house.
Precinct No. White school house.
West Liberty.
rrscinsl 80. Potomac. Mrs. Fer
Precinct No. s-vsney Grove school
TriadeiphiA District.
49, r.oInc' NO l-Noodsdale school
Precinct No. e-Edgwood school hous.
. Precinct NO. 3-Mayor's Office. Elm
Precinct No. i-Triadelphia school
Precinct 80 s.,.Glsndale school house
The following are the Judges and
clerks reported TO secretary cream,
TTiadelphia District
house Judge + q Maas,, re w%
9eerdick clerks. Vim. earle. George
OlerGlCk.
Precinct 40 Edginston Lane school
house Judges. X. T.. Glass. r. ~ How
ers. clerks. l. a. Fitzpatrick. l.. j.
Precinct No. s-Mayor's Office. Elm
Grove. Judges $. y. Kettle @ W
smith. clerks. Geo. II. Seibert. Albert
Precinct No. Judges. 4 T. Carrier
samuel :. Fleming. clerks, NJ II. Wagner.
7 n Barnes.
Precinct 80. 5--GIendaIe school house.
x. II. and &. T.. orr
Washington District.
frecluct No. Fulton Judges I'd
WaLd orrth Man Suoler. clerks. Nal
Madison District
Precinct No. i--JudEcs. Harry King.
J.. Jos. Purcell. clerks. Jas. 4 ian,
caster. Charles Cook
. Precinct No. Judges. Fred Scherp.
ChN Hunter. clerks. Jas Thomas B..
ward Whitehead.
Clay District.
Precinct 30 Judges s.ee D.Ihe
Garheld bunniug. clerks. Earl Jones.
Myers Carpenter.
Precinct No. Judge. Conrad Miller.
non. Joe GilliEar
Liberty. Richland and Richie are yet
Richie District.
Precinct No Judge = " NoTfe
Louis Carroll. clerks. I'd Honreutter
sylvan Fulton
Precinct No. Judges. Adam Hon
Howard Miller
Precinct 80 3-JufEcS. Harry NoI,e
Alonzo Marshull. clerks " g. Nurrir'
Louis Riedei
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-07
French Remedy for
Stomach Troubles

The leading doctors Of France have
Tor years used a prescription OF vera.
table oils for chronic stomach trouble
and constipation that acts Ike a
charm one dose will convince Won
Severe cases 81 Years standing are
often greatly benefited within 20
hours So many people are getting
SURPRISING results that We feel am nor
sons suffering from consultation iov-.
er bowel liver and stomach troubles
should Try Nayr's Wonderful sto-,srb
Romcdy u is now sold here Nv q "a
Gricst a Co ffU Market az rob,
Coleman. three Ftores.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-07
HOW RESINOL
CURED ITCHING
SKIN TORMENT

baltimore. Nr. May gg. 1915 NV
limbs from knee 90 ankle were com.
pIctfly covered with eczema for n
year u commenced with several
hHall water uImulrs which burst
when ! scratched them. until they
n'''ioprd 'n'o sores. and oozod a vel
pony. 10 ifchod and bu,-ed s1 badly I
fHu no rest ono uilhf 7 fIrf "a good
many remedies for eczema. both li1uId
era salFc. but they did mo no GOOD
envy made the sku more rourh and
rraIy. learned of WesInoI Ointment
ana besinol SOAP and tried them. and
vas f'hcycd 20 che severe itching and
burning At ONCE. and after n rrorf t =
steady use was COMPLETELY rr-ed H
i-iEnrd r s Lewis. 1927 summit 81
ltreInol Soap and RranoI Ointment
rrg sold by an druggists For free
Baltimore. Nd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-07
MANY VIOLENT DEATHS IN
MONTH THAT JUST CLOSED
GREATER SUFFERED CONSIDERABLY DURING


Accidents Every Conceivable Description oeeurred-T
Deaths Also Include Murders and Wrecks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-07

Greater wheeling during
1914. This number
ord for a city population Wheeling Among
I--..L. l.aIa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-07
RESIGNATION OF
MAYOR PAXTON
RENDERED AT MEETING OF Full
TON COUNCIL LAST
EVENING.
Follows Closely on Alleged Attempt
10 lmpeaeh Him by Council
Islo over to Friday Evening.

Fulton council met in regular
monthly session az the mayors office
last evening. Several matters nor.
tanning 10 the business Of the town
were taken up. One matter that came
up for consideration was the resirna.
ton Of Mayor Paxton. II viii he &c.
membered that a few weeks ago the
mayor asked for a six weeks leave OF
absence. One Of the counciIucn made
a motion that he be granted the six
weeks and in addition given" seven
months more Just what their inten-
lions IN wanting 10 extend the time
OF me turlough rs not known. but the
tact remains that the seven months
'Ntend over the remainder Of the term
Of office.
Mayor Paxton. not being able 10
look after his duties last evening
handed In his resignation. The rec
ignatlon was laid on the table and
VIII likely be acted on az a special
meeting Friday evening Several
other matters were Likewise laid on
The table for action AZ this meeting
The proposition Of the West virginia
Traction and Electric companv max
lnE repairs 90 tho east end 81 Row
street was also discussed No dcl.
mite action was taken On this matter
ana u was likewise held until Friday
Representative Of the Greater
wheeling movement we're present ana
asked that the council appoint one
person 10 attend the meetings and
confer with tho committee In charge
N tho movement Tho appointment
has not as vet been made but Acting
Mayor Albert Schmidt will likely be-
selected for the place
EdgWood Council
The regular monthly meeting Of
FdEwood council was held last oven.
tnE NJ tho town hall Several MAI.
iers ~ importance we're taken up
Among other things was tho matter
n having tho repairing of tho streets
completed and matters pertaining 10
EIrch Lynn. the new addition 10 tho
town. The matter Of having confirm.
Gus sIdrwalke FOR the town was afso
discussed Nothing 81 importance
with tho exception Of regular month.
y business was taken M
Elm Grove Council
Tho Elm Grove council mot La sro.
claI session last nicht 20 take ur maj.
terF relating 10 sewers Tho LAYING
or sewer main on Or street u4IrF.a
Hollow. was authorized ana fvrrfv.
hvo now street Nrhfs were ordered
Council ie preparing % erect street
signs on 1N afreof corners. rrer4~a.
tory f0 tho caiahliahmcnt of frea do.
livery mail service
Tho residents OF Elm Grove have
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-07

RICHARD n. crrs,r
lti Secretary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-07

Dougnt OF us, we'll make it right. Remember, thi
IS the last week and everything, including sue
famous lines as Leonard Cleanable Refrgerators
McDougall Kitchen Cabinets, New Method Ranges
etc. are included in this price cutting event.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-07

been notified TO prepare 70 purchase
numbers to place on houses All
streets must be numbered before the
service is established a well known
nrin has been given permission 10 so.
licit orders for numbers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-07
DONATE 5000

PHILADELPHIA. July s-The cit.
lzens permanent relief committee Of
Philadelphia to-day authorized Gov.
crnor Walsh. ~ NassachuseafE to
draw upon 81 for g. .0OO for tho relief
OF tho sufferers ~ the Salem Are
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-07
NOTICE TO REPUBLICAN
VOTERS.

The following are the VOTING Precinct,
ttor sths Republican PRIMARY Election 10
- held on July Tfh 1914 between fb..
hours u ~ o'clock n, and a.rIo1r !,
~. IN the city districts and ~ o.rirgr
trtcts. JUS
Washington District.
,,I It,,t93{n,,-l.r ecinct No. D. Rank 81 Pull
Madison District.
precinct no. D. End uf stool Bridge
Precinct Np. q Island Haaa iJ.gee
Clay District
Prscciinst -. C,lhgmical Hose House
AF''luct no. l-ILnH MfTlIIurH afr..f
Ritehis District.
trnrlnct 80. l.aTNE Jacob street
Precinct $50. n=HI." Tr..h uf-r.t
Precinct so. g..Tvg. r.f .-.I,tt &c..
Riehisud District
Heiinc!t 90 - ~ Gland Hose House.
Precinct 80. AgrsFrarifIa .rt...f
house
Liberty District
West Liberty
E.r.,inet SO. s-ro'omac. Mrs. Ferris.
rreoinet 40. '-vsrsy Grove school
Triadslphia District
r lreclnct so. WnudadHIr school
Precinct so. rdravrof s.s..,
,.if-''nei N'. Mayors office. Err
Precinct So t-rradsipbs school
Precinct So Glendale School r.us.
i. e'..N"u nfII..-H shall return inc
"f re 65ia Cont, S ,Tg,rag ..gr .'.
tee a. John D.. hIrshnrn.s office. f.
I ,.. ONO County EluubI.lF
@I'. 3D. PHILLIPS
RICHARD u cr,rs,r
1l'' Secretary.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-21

in making his selection before he
tests the real caliber OF the appli-
cant"
mot all of Them I answered, and
then I told him Of a big man that the
world admires- because of the big
things he has doney and to whom l
went one day in the interest of a very
discouraged boy.
The big man mentioned a vacancy
he had when finished the story and
asked me to send the boy to him.
Remembering how, very shabby
that boy looked, l stammered apollo
geticaIly:
you mustn't Judge him by his ap-
pearance. You see he hasn't worked
for long while and he is shabby"
81 don't care a hang about clothes"
the big man snapped. Send him to
me-"
And for that thing that the world
would call little admired him more
than for all the big things he has
done.
you see," 1 finished, to the man
who was talking to me, there are
some men who can see beyond the
clothes a man sheds at night and
dons in the morning but they are
big men,"
"They are" the man said, briefly.
-O-O
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-21
TAXDoDGING AFFAIR COMING TO
A SHOWDOWN

TaXdodgers will be summoned to
appear before the board of assessors
and testify as to their property hold
ings or they will be taken before the
grand jury by States Atty Hoyne.
This was the announcement made
last night following a conference be-
tween Hoyne and Frank Koraleski,
secretary of the board.
There is a possibility of one case
going before the grand jury within
the next few days. That is the case
of w. A. wager, 631 Rush street, Arms
Ualace Horse Car Co. The only as
set in the world that he was possessed
of, according to his schedule was an
$500 automobile. Zut since filing his
house has been robbed and he report
ed to the police the loss of $4,000
worth of jewelry.
Last year he filed for only 81, 10O,"
said Asst States Atty Berger, "and
Pm not going to waste time with him
this year. Let the grand jury do
that"
The Chicago Railways Co. filed a
schedule yesterday and swore that
their property value has shrunk near
ly 100000 since last year. They
$2f, 759,36O. They were
raised to $24,599,298.
-O-O
BECKWITH SPRINGS STARTER
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-21
REcKMITH SPRINGS sTARTL

BECkWITH SPRINGS SIARTLER
Assistant Corporation Counsel
John w. Beckwith startled the coun-
Gil committee on local transportation
last night by asserting that in his
opinion the board of supervising en-
gineers could not only be ousted, but
could be indicted if the report of the
accounting firm of Barrow, Wadre &
Guthrie was found correct.
The accounting was recently en-
gagged by the city comptroller to eX-
anime the books of the Chicago City
Railways Co. Their report charged
many deficiencies.
eff that report is true" said Beck
with grand jury action should be
taken"
The council committee will sit as a
court to hear the charges.