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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-02
CONCERT
Will Re Given Tuesday Evening In Mar
ket Auditorium by Minneapolis
Symphony Orchestra.

The Eastern tour OF tine N-irueapoUs
SL muhouN orchestra iu March. 1919.
which Included Chittru. Louisville. Gin.
tIurttI columbus. tT.rsfrrI pftf.
hirgh. Washington. SO. YORK and Hur.
.Hl". wac % succession Of artistic ffi.
u1rhs most CRAFTY ing Co. the many al.
WiTef. "f Nr. p~berhoffsr aud fn. 10.
WHfEHhlD orchestra which Do has
brought g" such a hIch degree or urr-
tfsffur.
Nc . most Iufsrsaur. ta note OBJ.
Hu1rlWItf With w1IeH Tho Sew YORK
rit' tUu musicians commended Ga.
Ila. InE ~ tho western orchestra. and
mo general feeling OF .ururire chat Min.
IfH.nN. houId possess au urrufstr4
ftNIIIIug thr best BOD fhs %tuuuff..
No MsltyuUI. considered hy many the
most able critic Boo Sew YORK. wrote ra
follows bon The American Tf BE- asfe
Zoo r1f that with the exception of fH.
great Ipafuuiru organization founded
ir COL H~IEgirsuu. nu body OF muairiarr
Ir This country hiUh ltNUf"a ffa.ff ID.
fmrhuuE hHs ~rEHrfIsI the N-Iu.s4r.I.
urIcff Eut fur lp.ll rrHT. mIriit h..
tempted fn Fdl none haa suuHUsI "
IhIr uuUif. uI, hsrtfH viii Is beard
Do WuHslIUc TUssdaF evening af f.a
Market auditorium. ifs fufI.. IramTsr.
.Hlu Oft 'lrlf. Five musicians viii be-
present and Iu addition Co. them NJ
tn'I over. fHI conductor who has made
This ORCHESTRA WIFI Do ie MIsa kHtf-
lfru fHrluv. fIs lr.Hfref ur women
NIslIuIafs ErsHa H.U NOW on aafa .f
Davis. EufEHIm a TtI.r CO.. store
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-02
VANCE MAKES
A BIG GAIN
IN BIBLE CLASS CONTEST BEING
CONDUCTED HERE.
Race for Members Will BE Brought
TO Close Next Sunday-Banquet
70 Be Held Monday Evening.

The Bible class contest which Is
going on between the Vance Memo
rial. First United Presbyterian and
Second Presbyterian churches con
tinues' 10 grow I'm enthusiasm a. the
contest draws to "a close. An import
ant factor iu connection with the
event is tho marvellous gains that are
being made in attendance by all three
Of p Sunday school classes at their
respective Bible class meetings.
Yesterday the ATTENDANCE al the
three Bible classes surpassed an rec.
ords which have been established TO
date. and even surpassed the oypocta.
lions Of those who are watching the
contest sunday after sunday. The
class which made the greatost gain I'M
new members during the woet vas
~ Vance Memorial presbytorian
church. which made n gain Of f2I
members. the First United Prcsbytc.
Ran a. while the Second Proebvto.
fian made n Gain Of 12.
Onc Of the most interesting events
in connection with the Bible class con.
Test b. the Interest which the men OF
FULTON are taking be- tho contest. and
yesterday morning 20 mon in = body
marched from Fulton 10 attend the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-02
LAST NUMBER
Of Young Mems Christian Association
Will Be Held Thursday Even
ins-Good Program.

The last number of the Young Mems
christian Association lecture and en-.
tertainment course appears at the as
sociation auditorium ON Thursday eve
ming of this week. Mrs. Isabel Garg-
MI Beecher Is the attraction.
Mrs. Beecher is regarded as n of
me best readers in America. Murat
haIstead has said Of her: 81 have had
the satisfaction of hearing Isabel
Garghill Beecher recite before a vast
C~hautauqua assembly selections OF
the liveliest humor and deepest pa.
thos, and there an easy Command
OF me immense audience in her voice,
and her grace and brilliant, but sober.
face and simplicity OF art made up a
fascinating picture and performance
rare and radiant. She is attractiyely
dramatic without being theatrical. and
IN every style of story there Is q
charm all her own"
The concert was originally an.
nounced for Tuesday. but II will be
gwen Thursday evening instead.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-02

Bible class meeting of the VaVnco
dale.
Probably no event in the city of
W heeiing a attracted any greater
attention since the Billy Sunday
meetings than the present Bible class
contest which is now going on he.
tween the three Presbyterian churches
he contest will be brought to a close
by the holding OF n union banquet al
me scottish Rite Cathedral Monday
evening. March ..
Prominent Speaker.
One Of the principal speakers who
WI be present TO deliver an address
WI De Rev. John Royal Harris OF
PITTSBURGH, who Is pastor OF tho
shady Avenue Presbyterian church
OF that city Rev. Harris is also
president Of the sAnti- Saloon League
OF mat city No doubt he will have a
very interesting address 10 deliver
70 me men as he is q very eloquent
platform speaker All men Of the
three Bible classes should take ad-
vantage Of the opportunity to be-
present a. this union banquet as "a
general good time Dr. anticipated. An
oiheT feature In connection with the
banquet viii DO the delivering Of ad-
dresses on tho part Of those who
MANAGED Tho contest AZ their respoc-
i've churches
sunday. March e. tho Bible class
contest will De brought 10 a close and
according 10 ali r. tho Anal
closing 81 the campaign will be- verv
exciting ~ well a. interesting a. all
thfe" classes are anxious to win the
honor.
The standing OF tho three classes
To date o. a. follows
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-02
BIBLE GLASS TO
GIVE A SMOKER
VANCE MEMORIAL SUNDAY
SCHOOL MEMBERS TO
ENTERTAIN
At strstford Springs Hotel. Wood.
lawn, This Evening - Good
Speaking Is Promised.

\ general good time is anticipated
This evening at the Stratford Springs
hotel. Woodlawn. where the men Of
the Vance Memorial church Bible
class will entertain with a smoker
and luncheon in the cafeteria OF the
hotel. Every member OF the class
~ urged to be present and bring a
friend. as this Is TO be a get-together
meeting. IN which all Of the men will
have an opportunity TO Lecome &C
quainted with each Other. \ feature
OF tho evening will be plenty Ia eat
and good speaking will predominant.
Among those who viii In all prob
ability deliver short addresses viii
be Rev. Charles =. Potter. pastor of
Vance Memorial church: Alfred
PAUL. teacher of the class. and 4. n.
Ryder. president of the class. The
members Of the boosters committee
will In all probability have interest
ing talks TO make as we'll as mem
beers OF the class. The event bids
lair To be n Of the most interesting
gatherings that the Bible class OF
Vance Memorial has held for some
time. owing to the great enthusiasm
which IL being manifested on the
part Of the members in the Sunday
school work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-02
SKIES In EUROPE
Popular siE Cylinder Cars win rim
Hold on Autoints OF Eastern
hemisphere

u is claimed that Europe gave up the
building and use 81 siX cvliuder cars
Ihts i1 entirely incorrect EIrOTe never
had them 60 give 80. Conditions Boo Eu-
rope ere 80 radically different from those
tu America that there seemed mo- eIu for
~ mere Nrl g matter "f fact
n@rimerffl skies were entered iu tho itst
Grand lrIN races and made 90 remarkable
fIuwfuE. 80 much so tlHt tne NufvsHr.
" Ifadlue London motor car journal
commented on the rapid Use Co. favor of
the six and stated Do would uIuueafIuu.
ably would increase Iu favor both in
England and Ou the continent Two uf
the highest grade EuEIIsh makers huf'd
siNcF-the EollF-Isotrn and the Narftr.
h' rg'dr % tLIr"re ere lihe q billiard
in Europe iH better than the hest Nmeri-
can roads They are h8II level. drt
only The smallest amount of power Is
car runs sn smoothlt thHf thc vibration.
eu Objectionable and ruftlf Du American
roads. BEL almost rurfei, lacking
Thew. f"o The rtr owner Iu Trrpuo ie
favrd according Co., l0rsr power nrr rye
Under content Tho aim Ie Co. keen tho
engine rating ~ low as possinle Trsy
rir cylinder That Ia coming The Sum.
beam or r small ,UiIuIerrd aIv nude
"a wonderful record boz rho Graud rriv
-vd attracted % great deal 81 attention
This %urluIasa fo rsellt ID. much Interest
boz fhr small a|N. Europe BEL slow Goo take
up imrrot 'nrcute lrti this year thev
scururU The erlf.afurfcf
a. g. Echr chief engineer OF tho Mud.
son Motor car company. who returned
from Iurorc last month tells how boo
Duuve..HfIUu with ErrfIHh ~rrIuerr
they artrHv lodged Chat fhe Americans
had slipped one over on them.
Tie foreign makers admitted that they
verc forced Co. urt cool feff-rfartsra tur
electric lights iu order tu coursfo with
American cars The same falling into
Inc nfomises Co. be the result or the
American UEhf sir Already france nrd
England are hrNiuc WauN ~ these urHf
eINre Wr Eehr found Intense Interest
30 fns PARTS pui London show Iu fIe
Hudson $50. thc Hudson uehf sI.. 90
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-02
Train Ia Mind.

Train your mind and dlI ~ with tre
best fuowledEe and y0u will make your.
self kin to the worlds best thinkers Won
VIII be ushered into the Fellowship of
The foudlv COMPANY 81 the great mind
81 All ages. You viii bc given a master
Key which unlocks All doors where dwell
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-02
SUPREME COURT
VIII Convene in Open Session Tuesday
Morning After Considering Cases
in Conference for q Week.

The West Virginia supreme court OF
appeals viii convene In open court again
to-morroM morning. after being In con
ference Tor = week During the time It
has been In conference. ~ he's consider
ID the many cases that we're submitted
on argument and by briefs. Just when
~ viii render decisions or whether Il
viii do so while here. Is not known.
During th" time that court has been
held here 81 has taken up q great many
cases or local import. enc being that OF
the city ct Wheeling vs.. The Natural
les company. an appeal from Judge
HcrNcy's court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-02
NEIGHBORH HOOD
BIBLE CLASSES


District $50 I8-"GY1d N.yr. r.,tf.
class VIII meet with Mrs Habart ~.
1ler. az Main street. M0udsy
OF , o'clock. Miss He1 FoN leader.
District $40. ft-WiU meet vttt a..
M'DuliHgh, o. Fifteenth Htrrrf M,rd,g
ming az 3 o'clock Miss Iafr,rf,
District 40. Cs-.HUu, s,,J.,- M,
lass VIII meet with Mra s4rn N.f,,rl
~ ~ twenty fourth street. Wspd,v
l'rn"on. Mrs Fredrrigt Iaade-
District No ETA wtu w..t ~.r
We Abort whitaker cecil rlsc. NJ,
huunfE leader. Jaw
uDfu. airIa DihI. elias, v,u
.ii' We Reed Eaird TvtIffE co..
M'nHol nff rruuuu 90 90 U.I..t M.
Nina Hubbard. leader
Tuesday.
Ii. rirf NH. If-"tII inch r..bf. lf..
"lIl meet tuesday evening Nra pbur,t
District $50 90 .gr,,J,t. rr,
la.s wuI meet with Mrs r.ufa III.
o. i"nHI rood Tuesday rttrffr rt
" 't"ck Me- GsrtrIIs Whit. f..a
l%Iaifi'f No Hf-.I rf.u Tfbf. 60. H
MiI meet With Mrs Carrie Uuff,.r a.
lirti ninth street Tusadns .taDip. T
o'clock Mr. william uIssr 49,,
IgHirigf SO fEl- VIII moot vift ~
Hd'r. Mrs. IS o. Elliott Porte,
Iir ""d IursdHN afternoon Led
O'Clock Mra IIIaft I.tI.r
hi.Iii,t No" I.s.W VIA meet with the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-02

really was one OF the features OF the
show.
just as soon as European owners learn
theN have all the advantages and pleas
urcS OF the six. with a lesser fuel COM
sumption, lower tire cost and reduced
repiir bills, they will demand six cyiin-
der motors. Then Europe will be forced
To- do Just a. they have done In the cas-.
or the elf-starter-build six cylinder
cars or see their trade taken from them
by American makers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-02
speeIsI "HeaIth MarnInnn to. 49,.

warren Is n trying month for the
very young and for elderly peopIe
Group. bronchial colds. la Crime and
pneumonia are to be feared and
avoided. Foley's Honey and Tar X
q great family medicine that VIII
quickly stop a cough. check the pro
Rress Of q cold and relieve inaatnad
and ~congested air passages. n q
Rhodes. Middleton. Ca. SAYS. IA
giippe gave me a hacking cough for
which got no relief until toog
fOley's Honey ana Tar Compound
and was soon well Of both N ana
cold For sale By Coleman 4 Co
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-02

An article muft have exceptional
merit TO survive for r. period 81 forty
years thamborlatu's Cough Remedy
was href offered 10 tho public iu
lNi- From 7 small beginning 10 has
sio"n in favor and popularity until 10
mas attained a world wide rspufa.
lion You viii find nothing better Tor
O. cough or cold Try DO and YOU viii
understand why 30 is ~ fa1oriff after
@ period o. more han fort, wears.
10 moi only gives relief ~ cures. For
flr D.! aIl dealers Nd,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-02

Generally, a hustle outline in conjunc-
ton with the tier or tunic. OF Crepe
Poplin, Tango Serge and Novelty
Weave and shown in Tango, Tan.
Copen, Delft Blue. Nothing freakish-
nothing impractical-but graceful mo-
dish garments that women so admire.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1914-01-17
$1,000 Robbery.

Although details have not been
given ont a package addressed 70 To-
cal bank containing $1,000 in I. $,
treasury notes was taken and pack
age Of magazines substituted. The
substitution was not found ont till the
package reached the bank when the
cashier found the bundle Of "Lati'
magazines. He started 20 read some
of the stuff and became so interested
that he agreed with the bank direct.
ors to make up the loss if they would
put him on the subscription list Of
"Laf' for life. In order TO get you
in a good humor and help You forget
even your big troubles, domestic or fl.
nancial we will agree 20 send You
"Lafi' for one year at the ridiculously
low price of 50 cents,
This National Magazine Of Fun is
making greater strides than any other
magazine before the American public
today, 1t is a magazine that will keep
the whole family in good humor,
The staff Of Latt. contains artists,
caricaturists and writers who rank
among the best in the country, Il is
highly illustrated and printed in col.
ors. 1t will keep the whole family
cheerful the year round You can
afford TO spend soc a year TO DO this
Send this clipping and so cents today
to the publishers Of l.afl, Dayton,
Ohio, for one years subscription.
The regular price is Sl.O0 and we are
making this special offer TO get ac'
quanted,
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1914-01-17

-$1O,4j gives your choice Of over
coats at Mium's,
If you need Cement, Lime or Brick,
call the Jersey MIL Phone 81.
New country sorghum at Nichol.
sons Grocery SOC per bucket while
they last
Try your Judgment by selecting
a suit from Milums stock for
S1l05,
"A man usualIygets caught when
be starts telling how the women
chase him,
Your choice Of Milum's over.
coats for S1046, This is much
less than cost,
Bring your eggs We can give
you the best prices
HuDsoN Bros GROCERY
An architect ont Of, job might
keep the wolf from the door by
turning his attention 20 designing
women's hats
Or, { unused is not abused
Our ter Is are cash, City deliveries
made llcct Nicholson 4 Som
Spot { h Groeers,
-Sa smar wanted TO look after our
intere, IN Boone and adjacent eoun'
ties, Salary or commission, Address
The Harvey Oh Co., Cleveland, OHIO,
Please make it convenient 20 set.
tie with the delivery boy when or
dering Groceries from Nicholson \
Soa as deliveries are made collect
Wanted,=to exchange a small house
In good location In Tulsa, OK best
town In the state, for a small farm
close 20 Harrison, Arm Write II,
Dunkle, General Delivery, Tulsa, OK,
Remember SGhWtlt2ef can make
all classes Of Judicial Bonds, which
includes Administrators of all kinds
Executors, Guardians, and many
Others while pou wait in his office
i want land In Boone county,
Give price and send last tax receipt
Same will be returned by return mall
Correspondence treated as eonliden'
lial, / am not a real estate agent,
Address !, II, Chandler 1893 Central
ST. Kansas city, Nc,
The Joplin Business College, un'
der new management is having a
remarkable growth The elegant
new building, one block cast Of the
Conner Hotel Is being rushed rapidly
to completion The work Is intense
" practical in Bookkeeping, Tele.
graphy, Stereotype, aud Shorthand,
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1914-01-17
Druppist Deserves Praise.

W, II, watkins deserves praise
from Harrison people for introducing
here the simple buekthofn bark aud
glyeefine mixture known as Adler
EEa, This simple German remedy
first became famous by curing appen'
dieits, and II has now been discover
ed that Just single dose relieves
sour stomach, gas on the stomach and
constipation Instantly, lts quick ae'
ten IA bly, surprise TO people,
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1914-01-17
from Southern poets
Are You Bald Headed?

or does Dandmn, falling hair or
Itching scalp bother your II so, our
wonderful Feftlne Is what you want
Il has grown hair on hundreds Of bald
heads Money back " not satisfied,
II your druggist hasn't 10 send uA ~
and we will send you u bottle by par
cells post Free booklet explaining
badness, Address LightIo0l Chemis
cal Co., San Antonio, Texas,
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1914-01-17
Local and Personal

aunt AlNtAl AllA tAllA 'tANA HAA' p's
Lloyd Slagle has been a cripple
this week as the result of a fall from
a horse
For quick results it's better for
girl to be popular with only one
man at time.
The Ozark Grocery Co, now oc.
cupies its new concrete building near
the freight depot.
That much houted Japanese in.
vasion seems to have gone the way
of HObson's kisses.
Miss Wade Loyelace, Of Para.
gould, is visiting with her sister
Mrs. A, W, Cripps.
-Attourney VIM. Gilmore, ofMar-
shall, has been looking after business
in circuit court this week.
The candidates for Congress
spoke to a a large crowd at the
court house Monday night,
1t keeps the young woman
guessing to know Just how long to
keep the young man guessing,
-Rosser and Barnum, art photo
graphers, having completed their
work here left for Bergman Thurs
day,
Parents think they have given
about all their love 70 their own
children until grandchildren begin to
arrive
The competitor who lowers him
self to the use Of vulgar abuse is
about to become competitor no
longer
The NJ, Z, South Sunday school
had an attendance of 10 last Sun
day, This was a record breaker for
Harrison
Miss Lulu Marie Geraldine Cecil,
a 1O.pound baby girl arrived Satur-
day at the home Of Mr., and Mrs,
Sam Cecil,
/-Newton Crunplcr, of Lowrey, is
now the owner Of the John p.
Crumplcr residence in the south part
Of Harrison
Eli Graham was in town Wed.
ncsday after a spell ofheart trouble,
which has kept him at home for sew
eral weeks,
Ben Rowland has bought the
Smile lots in front Of Jacob Reeds
residence and will build thereon a
house and barn
Mr. Frank Baker and Miss Elsie
Eoff, eldest daughter Of Haryc Eott,
were married last week, We extend
congratulations,
"A mother who has never been a
hoy can not understand why all the
deviltry in the family sees TO break
out in the only son,
The man who gives much time
to thinking Of life as a puzzle and
problem is likely to forget that it is
first of all an opportunity,
Raising a boy and breaking him
60 harness is more interesting than
raising a colt Moreover it pays
better when it is well done,
The prices TO the consumer are
about the same whether eggs are
put into cold storage or the hen
holds them in warm storage
DR. Sam Burns Of Maxwell
Oklahoma, spent the week with his
father, Chas Burns, and visited ex.
tcnsiycly with friends here.abouts
Scott Caps has commenced the
erection Of q two.story stone store
business building on the east side in
connection with the Newt Paul
building
-"Kissing Another Mans Wife
Cost Him His Life, ;" is "A headline in
a daily The increased cost Of living
is more serious matter than we had
supposed
When the rules Of the air are put
in force we presume it will be strict
" understood that the machine that
has taken a tumble has the right Of
way over all Others,
The more n person becomes puff.
ed with an DER weening sense Of his
own importance, the more likely he
is 60 exhibit inane jealousy Of some
ana pisa uhn unthrps "A faVy iaHppig
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1914-01-17
U.D.C.

On January 2ltn, 1914 Mrs J. d.
Tyson will entertain the United
Daughters Of the Conlcderacy with
the following program
Roll call Answered by quotations
from Southern pOets.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1914-01-17
Walters Dry Goods Co.

one dozen diagonal weave coats,
regular 81 and SO values, clearing
sAle price, Sl,Obl
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1914-01-17
Violin Class.

Violin instructions, latest approved
method, broad experience ~ teacher,
phone 40, V, ], BBLLsBs,
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-02-05
LINCOLN AND fISCUS
Hold Annual Meeting

Friday of last week, . the memoirs
of the Liberty Creamery Company met
at the creamery to settle up the past
years business and to make pTepara-
tons for the coming season. The fol-
lowing officers were elected f0f the
coming year: President, Nat McFad-
den; secretary and treasurer, Elmer
Bobenmoyer; board of directors, l.. P.
Larsen, A. c. Anderson, Hans Mork,
James Petersen and James Wittrup;
ice committee, l.. c. Jordon, c. S.
Christensen and Peter \. Petersen.
The members turned out lii large
numbers, being we'll pleased with
the past years business, which
amounted TO over $4,000 (twcnty-
four thousand dollars). Chris Lund
was unanimously reelected for but
termaker and haulers We're chosen
for each of the five cream routes: Ray
Kaufman will haul the east route, the
one formerly hauled by Albert Eek
oldt; Andrew Hansen will lake the
one Elmer Bobenmoyer is running;
Homer Kaufman will take the one
vacated by Andrew Hansen; Martin
Nelson will continue hauling the west
route; the writer has not Oeen in
formed who the hauler will be for
The Mt. Zion route. An effort will be
undertaken by the company to place
route to the northwest OF the
creamery, where there has been none
for some years. The company did
good work the past year and should
be given great credit for the great
progress made after the Easte" cy-
clone.
Since the company was organized
many years ago, the Shelby County
State Bank of Harlan has done their
business and taken care of the money,
but a check is seldom cashed in that
town by patron. At least seventy
per cent of the patrons do their Dank-
ing business in Irwin and Manning
and for this reason a change was ad
vocated to be made to one OF the lat
ter places. The Farmers Savings
Bank of Irwin and the First National
Bank of Manning made bids for the
compaHy's money. A vote was taken
by the committee, five voted in favor
of the Irwin bank and the other mem
Der did not vote, therefore the sec.
rotary was given privilege to trans
fer the money from Harlan to Irwin.
The mild weather is preventing, the
development of a suitable ice crop and
owing to the lateness of the winter,
it is getting quite serious. Unless
suitable ice is formed within the next
two weeks the company will call a
special meeting and make arrange
ments to have some Imported. 1t is
thought that enough four inch ice
can be garnered in this vicinity to- fill
half of the ice house while it would
still be necessary TO have fifty ton
imported.