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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-27
Administration
WINS FIRST ROUND
Owens Opens Fight
for Repeal in
the Senate
Bases His Argument in Favor
of Administration Program
on Violation of Hay-Paun-
cefote Treaty.
[Ry I.cnscd Mirc no IevcnIng KeraId. |

nA hNNt~fn NtFf 10 AahtNhFA AA1NAAus 7
Washington. March %. While
the opposing factions in the house
were lining ur today Tor the opening
ui the fight over the adm luistratiou
hil1 To repeal the tolls exemption
CLAUSE of the Panama net. senator
owen addressed the senate, support
Ing President Wilson's attitude IN
urging the repeal. lie took the po-
sition that the exemption Wis Nio.
lating the Bay-Pauncefotc treaty.
when the first draft of the Hay
paunccfote treaty WAS submitted Ia
the senate MIR. Bard OF California,
December 13. 1900, moved To suhsti.
tutc the following article said the
senator.
The United States army reserves
the right in the regulation and man
agement of the canal TO discriminate
ln respect To the charge Of traffic In
favor OF the vessels OF Its own citi-
zeIia engaged In the cOastwiHc trade.
And the senate not only did not
give q two-thirds vote in favor of
such discrimination, but gave al
most two-thirds S6te against f.
So the whole world know thut the
senate had refused Co amend the
treaty by recognizing the right 10
discriminate IN favor of vessels OF
its own citizens engaged in coastwiHc
trade.
with such a record before us We
could not face the world and inter-
pret the Hay -Pauncefote treaty as
permitting discrimination
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-27
EASTMAN KODAK co
MAKES COMPROMISE IN
LONG LEGAL BATTLE

hN lltNet'O WIZ Nf NftNhih9 n'fefasl
New York. March Representa-
tlves of the Eastman Kodak company
and the Ansco company confirmed to-
dav that money settlement. the
amount OF which was not giVea, had
been reached on the question OF the
Goodwin patent. over which the CON =
Germs Fought for gears. The federal
court uf appeals recently decided ln
favor OF the Ansco company
u had lecl said that the Eastman
concern would carry the case go the
supreme court but the settlement VIII
end the litigation, of Which, 81
was said. would hc Sled today before
Judge Hazel iu the federal district
court az Buffalo by whom the original
suit was brought
u was said representatives OF both
concerns had agreed to Keep inc
amount OF the settlement b secret he
suit involve ga the use ol the Goodwin
patent claimed by the Ansro com pAnV
sinco iNob aud covers All cartildke
films, dln packs ana cinembtastapn
films made by the Eastman company.
The widow uf the Rev hnnhipAl
Goodwin who Invented the process
will receive substantial gum. BE- was
announced Mrs Goodwin Is SO years
old ana lives In Newark. y. J.
The settlomcut viii do away Win
an accounting hy the Eastman COM
nan, which might have been forced
10 nay O. royalty ON every aim 70 sold
iu the last 80 years ny ihe terms
of tEe setticmeut it is understood lNt
Eastman company is giycn permifslou
Ia manufacture hlms under patent
, Estimntrs ~ the amount paid in set
ticmeut run into the millions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-27
VII.N sENDs GREETING
TO GENERAL CARRNNZ

villa took occasion 10 renew his
acknowledgement Of Carranza as SUI
preme chief OF the revolution. The
telegram added that the brigades of
Generals Beneyides, Herrera, Ortsa,
and trbina were being concentrated
for an assault an Torreon proper.
General Angeles. secretary of war
IN the General Carranza cabinet ana
la charge OF the artillery al Gomez
palacio. aisD teleeraphcd TO the "jeie
SUI rcmn" cungTHtuiating MIN on the
possession of 80 efficient military
commander as Francisco villa.
The text OF Villas message, with
the significant address 10 Carranza as
"chief OF the Revolution" reads
After three days and nights Of
bloody nghting the enemy has been
diflodged form Gomez Palacio ana
Lerdo We have not been able 10 de-
tcrmine our own losses In billed and
wounded All OF our chiefs conducted
themselves we'll and co-operated
splenditly. The artillery was par
ticularly effective and 90 II must as
crihe the panic created In the ranks
OF the enemy. General Angeles com
manded the hig guns with his usual
ability The bruni Of the iiehting was
borne by the villa and Morelos brig
AIDES. the latter commanded by Cen
efnl rrbina. All OF the generals com
bne with me in sending best wishes.
General Angeles Telegram.
General Angeles telegram read,
To-day We routed the enemy from
Gomez Palacio after three days Of ~ n
culinary conflict ! am very mucn
pleased with the conduct Of the
troops and the manner IN which their
generals led them. but above all ! am
pleased with General villa who has
proved himself man of strong heart
aud high principles.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-27
AIL OVER BIT THE
SHOtTING. SAYS SINS

Washington. March Flushed
with victory. administration support
crs predicted pnssasr of the repeal
nlll by heavy unJurit, The, de-
Shared many pf those who had voted
against the previous question would
be willing 10 vote for the hili itself.
News or che vote war hurried tn
the White House where President
Wilson learned Of it Just before leay-
iug tu attend an entertainment al
Fou MNpr With the FIRST uhstacles
out uf the wul. the HOUSE settled down
Gao consideration ot the repeal bill.
Democrats bon iu favor were allotted
ten hours. Democrats against BE- nNct
Republican, four ard ProgressiVes
one
Representative Sims. author OF the
bill. ted of the debate.
Mr. sims coupled his argument for
the repeal with a deuuncntiun uf the
selves With the opposition. and de-
clurcd thHt it he believed. us b. has
been chnrsed that the president had
accepted an erroneous construction
of the iEyrPauncCtoto treaty he
would feel as "a moral coward N he
did not Immediately ask FOR the chief
executives Impeachment by the house
"is li reasonable 10 suppose. hs
asked. that the great masses of thc
people are going to bglicNc that the
president of the United states who
has direct sharge of the enforcement
/ OF ail our treaties with foreign couu'
| tries o. goinr to surrender the righti
| Of the American people whose trust
cd representative hc is. bs acceptina
an erroneous construction of treatA
/ on tho uuWurranteu demand of uuA
one OF am of the foreign natiops ol
the world 20
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-27
FIGHTS REsOiUTION EDGfNG
DELEGATES To ION ATTY

The Rev Mr Williams made his
speech in opposition to a resolution
offered from the Fourth ward dele
CATION pieGging the delegates Ia the
convention To loyalty to the candi-
dates who the convention miEht
nominate. The intention Of the First
ward delegation tu bolt la the event
OF Mayor sellers nomination wns
we'll known and it was desired BY tho
supporters ot the mayor 10 force the
issue az once to "a clear showing be
fore any nomination had been made.
The resolution was as follows.
Whereas, the NtrN meaning Of the
word democracy o. that the majority
OF the community shall govern, and
whereas, IL is preCept of the
tConiinuct on Page SiN.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-27
DEMOCRATS FOR AA0 AGAINST WILL
DIVIDE FIFTEEN HOUnS--5 For MINORITY

Washington. 2I,-Presldon
@ repeal the
80 l76 discussion
bill
The special rule then was adopted 900 TO ~ Tho" put the
debate intervening motions
Party lines r the vote which o
Underwood
he %
ion % la
of
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-27
TEN HoUR ATTACk

Iunrez. Mex. March 21.-The fed
cral soldiers al Torreon last nieht
failed In a ten hour nght go rctake
Lcrdo. according tn telegram re-
coived here this morning signed Gen
eral villa. The telegram WAS dated
Ci0mnz PAlucio. Lerdo h manuiac-
turing town in the suburbs of Tor
rcou.
Venuatlano Carranza. first chief pf
the revolution Is expected here t0mot-
row Several triumphal arches have
aeen erected here and stores and res
licences generally arc decorated WIN
nags and bunting
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-27
FIsDERAIs STILL CLAIM
NIITDigl At TOlttlFON

Washington. March 2T.--The Mex
lean embassy today received the fol-
iowing dispatch from the Mexican
consul. Senor Diebold, at ~ paso;
"Reheis have hcen severely defeated
al Torreon column Of Ave thous-
ana troops under General Moure have
left Snltlllo IN fanking movement 10
reinforce the garrison. Tue rebels livs
wecx aia0 suffered a severe rcpuise AZ
MoncloYa, lofing over i,o9o men, az
well AZ at Ariega. where the losses
wefe over i00.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-27
JUARFz REJOICING n
LATEST VILLA ftttOltN

Iuarcz. Mex. March Fine re-
ceipt of newspaper dispatches from
the front confirming the capture OF
Gomez Palaclo caused the grehtes'
rejoicing here A teierfam from Gen
erni villa 20 General Carranxa report :
"a the victory az Gomez faiaclo ana
tha repulss OF the fedsria attack on
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-27

WaNcrly. la, March ~ Mhttell
Reohe Is IN JAN here today. haNlns
heen arrested last night hy his own
brother Marshal George heebe on q
charge of burglary. The mnrhhal T.
investigating the burglary OF lh'
home of Mrs. John Boyer dutins
the lnitor's ahsenso in hospliHl iWo
weeks ago. suspected his hfoth'f """
e,yots, out a warrant against him.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-27
sIR iIONFI. GARDEN
DELAYS nItTURN To MEXICO

London, March e7.-Sir Lionci Car
den. British minister 10 Mexico. today
cancelled his booking on board the
Maureiania. on which ne Was 10 snli
from Liverpool tomorrow for New
YORK on his return 10 Mexico city.
u II understood there Il a possihil-
iiy OF Sir Lionel gaing direct 90 Rio
de Ianeiro 40 take up hia posi- az min
lrtcr 10 RreEil instead OF feturning "a
Mexico. This. however. has not been
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-27
PROPERTY IN COLORADO
FAR OVER A BILLION


Denver March 27.--rhe total tax
able valuation OF property In Colorado
In 1913 was ti,3OG,690,2f according
10 the annual rcport OF the state tax
commission, soon TO be made Public
The valuation In 1919 was Sf22,s3V,-
1872 The new law requiring al prop
ertv 10 be assessed "a rs fnn value
went into effect n 1919.
According 10 the report the county
asseasOrs turned IN valuation ~
Sg5s,7fa.93a. This was increased by
the state tax commission 20 &l,otb,-
ga. .Go1. The corporation valuations
Amounted 10 t2GO, 39s.7iO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-27
GENERA villa tAPTUREs rus

Lerdo also was received. The mas
sage. which was cungratulatory Ia
toao, was relayed hy wire to Guzman
Ri which pbinl carranza arrive cd yoH-
tcidny on his way tu Juarez.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-27

Bunnlo. ~ Y, March 4t-I -Ihe
terms of settlement of the cas.
brought AGAINST the Eastman kodi X
.onpanv nv the Goodwin Film ana
Camcfu company for niriugemeni ~
patent rights were not stated lh lhe
Anal order of settlement. which was
approved hy Judge John II hn@rl "l
inc United states circuit court mere
today
we have not made the terms pup-
nc." said ]. j. Kennedy counsel TOT
the defendant "Thc settlement ~ a
private one"
brief aud simply direct that inasinu' n
as The parties 10 the action had set'iep
au matters Of controversy netMeei
them. including damages. prohts ana
costa. the order of september y, isle
dIrcetinr an accounting and granting
an Injunction he Withdrawn.
According 20 Mr. Kennedy the pat
ents expired In rs months.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-27
BANDIT CHIEF DECLARES
He WILL TAKE FEDERAL
STRONCHOLDTOMORROW

Associated Press Correspondent with Rebel Leader Confirms
Costly Capture of Chief Outpost Bull Ring Falls Be-
fore Assailants Today Courers Bring in Delayed Re-
ports Telling of Terrible Suffering of Wounded on the
Desert.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-27
REGISTER TONIGHT

. Tho registration books for the
. coming city election close tonight
= az 40 o'clock ~ ycu are not
= registered you cannot vote al this
= city election. in 20 city election
= the vote cannot he sworn In. Nau
= must be registercd.
See that your name Is on the
. registration book Ia your ward
= before you 20 Co he'd tonight. If
= sou fan 60 do this aud ar not
= permitted 10 vote, YOU have only
= yourself TO blame.
. Here are the registration
. places
. First ward.--Ncw Mexico Ci-
= gar store.
. Second ward-Alyarado Phar-
q macy.
= Third ward-ONl drug store
= Fourth ward-liutt's drug
= store.
q 4 = 81. =
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-27
HOUSE PASSES 20 HOUR
DEBATE LIMIT BY
MAJORITY Of 81

Decisive Victory for the President Over Combination Of Re-
pubicans and Leaders of His Own Party in the House
Including Speaker Clark and Underwood. Debate on
the Repeal Measure Begins this Afternoon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-27
VILLA SENDS MESSAGE OF CONGHATULATION
TO "CONSTITUTIONALlST CHIEF" CARRAAzA
ASSOCIATED rREss CONFIRMS IME

Associated PRLss CONFIRMS TnE
PAIAACIO
Ei paso. Tex. March s3uois ma teegram uom tho
Press correspondent rebel
Junrc confirms th taking Vt Gomez Paaco and
win
GENERNI VILLA CAPTURES
TORIttON BUII. RING TODAY
this rebcl
is
had the bul which located the north
q
heavy on gar
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DETAILS OF TODAY'S
nIenaVlr N HOIfsE

Washington March "a. When
the Panama tolls fight was resumed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-27

ToDAY's NEWS TODAY-You gee
i,t In the HERALD. EIny cents y
month or is cents n week delivered
at your door; afty cents by mail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-18
WHEELING PIONEER
GIVES ENDORSEMENT
~. sy-r. WE r4ss LIVED II
Wneeins sis,y rcars. Prsls-s

Mr.. ;. W. Myers. Mo lives AZ "a,
Msst CnaFline street. 4 one al
Nhee .inGs oldest citlzens. haviur
been born and r4lsec in this city. anc
has lived hpre al his lie. Whsr
quite boy he enlisted In the Sixth
West NirEtnia Regiment. and Was =
member OF Company c. Speaking a,
Plant Juice. Mr. Myers said.
have been taking Plant Juice for
rheumatism and as a tonic 10 build
NE up. and the results have been az
tnat 1 could ask. II has helped my
rheumatism right along and has given
me me appetite. sleep tne and
wake up feeling rested. 1 can certain.
~ recommend Plant Juics TO all
rant Juice strengthens weak KID
neys and removes uric acid from the
blood. thereby relieving rheumatisn.
II eradicates all malaria and bilious
ness from the system. stimulates the
hNer INTO healthy action. corr,acfs
constipation and regulates the bow.
els. IL tones up the stomach and pro
notes sound. restful sleep. II Won
cave Indigestion. with gas and bloat.
ing AFTER meals. a feeling OF weight
and neaviness after eating. have no
appetite. are nervous and restless
and do not sleep well. have pains
across the back, under the shouiders
ana In the joints. Plant Juice Is what
you need. In short time II Will
make you feel like a Different per
son. Plant Juice is for sale al Ali
drug stores.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-18

mr. ana Mrs. =. ~ Blake have re-
turned from an extended visit ID fheir
son. GcorEe ". Blake. and family. I'd
Wooster. Ohio
Mrs. s. r. Courtwrirbt tef, f,-
Wind Ridge. Pa. whore she viii HI
days IT."
Walter McGlumphy has arrived
home from Fairmont. where bc re-
friends U'' WIN
", a. Carver will leave to.rnorrou
morning for Clarkaburr. where H.
WI spend a few days visiting friend
and relatives.
Mrs. o. o. schwob OF Thor,sor
avenue. who has been con fined to 40
nicefy. TUT.
Mrs. Blanche Gray Of Pitsbrreb is
Jefferson avenue
,, Mrs. ID. r. Shields and Mrs. James
iienretta spent yesterday IN wheel
kathryn. the young daughter ~ ,tr
hnd Mrs. Henry Jarrett Of second
tireet who has been 900 FOR aeverai
months. BE- reported much worse
EK-Snerin J. Foster Alley Of Mar.
ehall county now ~ Lyndon. ID Wa
IN me city yesterday
Mrs. Charles Connolly Of Twelfth
street who has been very uI FOR aor,o
tiine. ~ reported much better
t. q. Martin of PITTSBURGH. pa was
n nc city Ye.ferdt cIlUnr ON
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-18
Wellsburq Briefs.

Grover Woods was a business caller
in Wheeling yesterday
q. NJ. Barr of Cleveland, o.. was n
Wellsburg business caller on Friday.
Harry Walters of Columbus. o., was
Wellsburg business caller yester-
day.
II. w. Border of SteubenvilIe, O.
was business caller in this city on
Thursday.
Misses Bertha Brown and MYRTLE
West were Steubenville. o., callers
last evening.
A. NJ. Hedges. who fell and broke
his leg during the winter, is able 10
be out on crutches now
A. 6. Saltsgaver OF Dayton. O.. wns
day.
Misses Olive Stengle and Nellie
Byrne we're Steubenville, o., callers
last evening.
Fred Fowler was a business caller
IN Steubenville. o., yesterday.
Miss Bessie McCamic arrived home
last evening for a short visit from
Notre Dame. Indiana
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-18
MOUNDSVILLE


A number OF business men of Jefr-
erson avenue are circulating petition
which will be handed 10 the city
council. petitioning them TO appoint
committee TO consult with the
County Court. The petition is in re-
gard TO a paved road which is pro-
posed TO be built from the northern
terminus OF Jefferson avenue. over
the tracks of the Baltimore d Ohio.
and through the lands OF James Tom
lison. to connect with the Glendale
road at the top Of the Tomlison hill.
The new road will give the city
a more direct route. and will add
much TO the business interests of the
city. The road. n built. will be above
the high water mark. and would be
the only outlet for the city I'm case
of floods
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-18

Nine cars OF b. a. o. freight train
Were oerailed at Broad Tree about 10
o CLOCK yesterday morning. The wreck
was not Tar from the place 1. .lere the
wreck occurred a few days ago. The
was deteured by the way OF New MAJ
unsyllle and out the Short Line. 9TH
er trains were delayed until the Rem.
wood wrecking crew could get the
track opened. ''''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-18
Filed Suit.

suit was fled in Circuit court
yesterday morning. styled Nancy +.
Bibson VS.. the county court OF Mar
shall county. b. b. McMechan, it's
president. X. J. Robinson, +. w. FL
Ter and T. J. BartTuR. commissioners
by Attorney Robert White and George
r Knote. of this city.
The plaintiff brings the suit in or
der to enjoin the defendants from
continuing the improvements Of the
BOgEs Run road az a point where n
encroaches upon the land OF the plain
tiff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-18
Purchased Theatre

7. u. FeIton former owner Of The
Falace Theatre has purchased the
winter" Theatre. at Akron. Ohio
This theatre Is the largest theatre in
AKRON and one OF the finest in the
state of Ohio. Nick Lucas. who
worked at the Palace for Mr.. FELTON,.
mas lett Tor Akron where he will
again be with MIR. FELTON,. in the man
agement OF the Winter Theatre.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-18

The funeral OF James Packer John
son, who died on Wednesday morn
ing, was held on Friday afternoon. al
.. m. from the home OF his daugh-
tcr Mrs. =. n. Vollhardt. The fun
sISl was largely attended. as Mr.
Johnson was well known among tho
citizens OF the town. Rev A Al
Doak. OF the NJ. +. Church paid a fine
tribute 10 the life OF the deceased
man. AZ the house and also conducted
me services at the grave. Interment
was made in Brooke Cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-18

The fathers OF the city have made
application TO the Wheeling local OF
that trade for membership In their
union. The fathers. will, upon being
taken INTO the union. ask the Mounds.
Nlle contractors 70 pay the Union
scale. which a. S275 per Thousand for
piece work. or S445 for an eight hour
day. IL Is stated that one or two con.
tractors OF the city have already
signed that scale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-18
contrse, le, for Raln,Inn-

The Bellview Camp Meeting as
sociation has given out the contract
Tor the painting OF the hotel. audito-
rum and all other association prom
erty az the Bellview camp grounds.
Dunkel & Moore OF independence.
"a, being the successful bidders
Their bid was $3.50 for all the build.
paint and other materials.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-18
Two Mail SACK, o. s..s

Congressman NJ NJ Nicely OF this
district has secured from the United
mail sacks OF garden seed that he has
sent 10 the students OF the public
schools IN this city. The seeds have
arrived In the city and their distribu-
non has been put I'm charge OF Miss
Rose NJ. Wheeler. principle OF the
Central school
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-18

niness q hearty two years. He nrst
toos lex m July 1919 and has beea
othered WITH bronchial troubles and
others stnce that time.
fnner.l services vii Be held from
u hone on Sunday afternoon Al
2 clock Rev. A N. Doak. pastor OF
re n. L. Church viii have charge OF
the serviees- lnterrnenf az Brooke
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-18
olsino Demonstration

temonstrator OF the Heinz 81
varieties IL ~ the W. n. Cook store
on Main street. giving demonstrations
ana samples Of the many kinds OF
eataoles manufactured by them. The
samples include their bake beans.
spaghetti and all kinds OF preserves
and pickles The demonstration will
also Be given on Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-18

The local lodge. No. 2s2. y. p q
Elks, held very interesting meeting
IN their headquarters On the schaub
building on Tomilson avenue. last evs.
ming. a number Of important matters
were tahen up and disposed of and
several candidates we're present ~,
initiation. a social session was held
after the meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-18

Progress lodge No. 271. / q. o. p.
held q special meeting az its head.
quarters on Jefferson avenue last
evening. The meeting was for the
puI pose OF appointing a COMMITTEES.
work next Tuesday evening Anil 7f
a large number OF candidate viii b.
minated Into the order on that date
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-18

TIC BOY scouts OF fhe panfIet
church viii take a long cross country
walk this morning. The bows viii
leave the church at 9 O'Clock The
route they will take has not vet been
decided on. but they will take their
l III and spend the day. Rev. j. A.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-18
DRAFT ORDINANCE
Joint Meeting Of Ordinance and Wa
ter and Light Committees to
Be Held to Prepare Fill
trstion Law.

meeting of the ordinance com
mittee and water and light committee
will be held Monday evening the city
auditors office. The report of the
filtration committee. which has been
held up for some time, will be taken
up with the end in view OF drawing
an ordinance to cover the matter. Id
was rumored that the meeting had
been postponed until Tuesday night,
but Chairman Alexander is out of the
city and the question OF recalling the
committees is entirely up to him.
There Is possibility If he should re-
turn before late this evening that the
committees will be postponed so as
not TO conflict with the meeting of the
finance commission. Frequent meet.
ings OF the committees will be held
during the coming week TO take this
question up and special sessions will
likely be called. Mayor Kirk said
that while the bond election could not
be held until after the regular coun.
Gil meeting in June. yet the time in
tervening must be taken up with get
ting everything ready.
Rustum-You know Miss De Koy
very well. don't you2
Van Swain-No.
Rustum-What? ] thought you were
engaged 20 her?
Van Swain-So ] am.-Jadge.