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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
PULASKI

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PULASKI, VA. October 3o.-Mrs. Z.
NJ Bane entertained a number Of
friends on Saturday afternoon in com
pliment to her sister. Mrs. Joseph L.
Baker, OF Washington. Mrs. Bane was
assisted in receiving by Mrs. Baker.
MIS- a r.. Hunt. Mrs VI. G. Banc and
Mrs. James q. Bosang. Those who re-
sponied TO the Invitations TO meet Mrs.
Baker were: Mesdamcs Victoria Fainter
q. q. Painter. Gcorg. X. Cheeves. Frank
stone. y. +. Hunt, -. q. Robinson. r.
II. Woolling. J. ~. Flanagan. J. q. no.
sang. w. +. Howard. &. L. Fuller, NJ. l..
Muire. Dexter Stagle, q. G. Taylor. ".
y. Mccormick. Howard e. Gilmer. F. W.
Morton. G.. y. Martin, John 4 Howard,
NJ g. Bane. II. II. Painter. Ella Wood.
]. w. Bones. G.. II. Hohack, G. Il. Gro
well, RI. W. Carson and H. -. Calfee and
Misses Mary Thomas, Myrtle Wygal and
AdLic Crockett.
10 tho members OF ,ho,Afterncon Fridge
Club on "Wednesday. three tables inlay
ing. The honors of the game were won
by Mis-. +. f. Bunker.
Mrs. NJ. =. Darst and Mrs Hensel
Eckman have returned from d trip 10
Richmond.
Miss Frederick Pobst has returned
from visit IF month to friends at
Gate City. Bristol and Abingdon
Miss Louise Martin, of Johnson City.
Tenn. il tho. guest OF Miss, Mary Troll
niger.
Rev j. /. Conner lld John Uni
berger have returned from the fall
sessions Of the Lutheran conference.
Mt Cripple Creek. The spring session
Of the conference will be held in pu.
laski
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MANASSAS

MANASSAS. VA. October &o.-Mrs
&C, X g. Johnson has returned
10 her home in Manassas. after spend
ing month with relatives In BENSON.
Mimi.
Bryan Gordon returned on Tuesday
from Albemarle County, where he
visited at his former home
Thomas II. Lion spent several DAYS
this week visiting in New York and
other points.
G. Walker Merchant and daughter.
MISS Edith Merchant, spent the week
end with Miss Hattie Merchant. who
is taking "A hospital course In Wash
ington.
DR.. r. +. Wine And DR.. ]. Marve
Lewis attended the convention of the
Virginia Medical Society in Richmond
this week.
Students OF Eastern College held an
enjoyable informal dance at the coll
lege gymnasium this week, which was
we'll attended by young people from
Manassas.
Mrs. r. H. Willis. of Roanoke, il.
visiting her parents. DR.. and Mrs. c.
F. Brewer, at Gainesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Garrison spent
the week END at the home Of Mrs. NJ
L. Maffett in Herndon
The Young Ladies' Card Club was
entertained at the home OF Mrs j.
p. Lion near Manassas this week
Colonel Granville Keys, of Warren
ton, was in Manassas on business
trip during the week.
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WYTHEVILLE
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WYTHENILLE. VA. October 30
Mrs. Tyler Trent was at home to her
friends on Thursday. prior TO her de
parture to San Antonio Tex.
Mrs. Malcolm Robinson entertained n [
childrens party on Thursday. i'm hon
or of her niece. Eleanor Green.
Mrs. John IIaoh and little son, of
Chicago, are guests of Miss Bland Dew
Mrs. Lindsay Patton is nj home. after
visit to friends in Lynchburg.
w. Otey attended the convention
Of postmasters in Washington last
week.
Mrs. w. w. Heason left on Wcdnes-
daY for Bluefield, where she will be
, the guest of friends for several weeks
G. G. E;wald and wife. of Johnson
City, spent tho week end with his moth
er. Mrs. ]. II. Ewald.
Frank Otcy has returned from Rich
mond.
Mrs. David Lyons, of Marion, is the
guest of her mother
w S. White. of Norfolk. is a visitor
in Wytheville.
Mrs. j. B. Moore is visiting her father,
James Cassell, at Fallston, Md.
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BOWLING GREEN.

tSpecial't To The Times Dispatch
BOWLING GREEN, VA. October 30.
Mrs. a. Il: Chandler. Jr OF Fred :
ericksburs. and Mrs. l.. l.. Montgomery.
OF Warsaw. spent this week with Mrs.
4. B. Chandler.
Rev. and Mrs. S. B. Oyerton have re-
turned home; after a visit of several
weeks TO relatives in North Carolina.
Richard Moncure. OF, Richmond, spent
a part Of this week with his brother.
Judge e c. Moncure
Miss Annie M:~Whlte visited Misses
Pat'ye and Camrie Caryitin Richmond.
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Il" W" voolfolk, Of
Ashland. spent a portion OF the week
with Mr.. and Mrs,s.l. l.. Jordan.
Rev. Preston 4. Cave and Mrs. Cave
spent this week in Richmond.
Miss Ethel Rollins. Of Stafford. is Wis
ting her sister. Mrs. Eddie s. Cog
hill.
DR. John C. Brqaddus and Mrs.
Broaddus. Or. r. r. Glasseil. and DR..
&. S. Wegg. attended the Medical AS
ISOLATION meeting In Richmond this
week. BIG. .
Among those who spent a part of
this week in Richmond were Mrs. r. B.
Gill Mrs. James T Richards, Miss
Alice Richards Mrs. Mary f.. Robin
son and Mrs. Robert 4. Coghill.
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CULPEPER

Especial to The Times Dispatch
~CCI,PEPER. VA. October ]n.-Mins
Anna Johnston. who recently returned
home from touring the West and visits
to San Francisco and other California
cities. has been the. guest this week
OF Miss Snd!e G;ilkesnn on Jamcson's
Hin. Miss Johnston expects TO leave
shortly for stay with relatives In
Honolulu. ..,..
DIR. Boevine: formerly OF Denmark.
i'ut now connected with the nrricul-
tural department. in WashinGtnn. VAS
IN over SUNDAY guest Of. his sist"-:n
law. Mrs. Axel summon. at her suburb
an home here. e..
Mre. Rosa Wright Smith. who bad
hcon spending several weeks with her
relatives. Mrs S. $. Bradford am! Mrs.
Minnie Hudson, left last week for
Virginia and from there went bv boat
to Baltimore. Mrs. Hudson. ghu ac
! r.r;,I,ied hc,. returned home from
t.. ltimcr,, bit Mrs. Smith, after per J.
ing 81 fortnight in New York. will
shortly return TO Fort Sill. where her
son. I.:eIienant Wright Smith. Is sta
tor ed.
AIRS Roy Hume. has recently moved
into her hume on Piedmont Street. and
has as her guests, Mrs. James Neil,
aud the latters granddaughter. MISS
RESP Alien Neal of Blue Ridge. ia.
News was received mere this week
Of III 'rarriaEe In Omaha. Men, Of
Miss Edith .Gcrcon Norris. daughter Of
thu late Thomas h: Norris. a t"rmcr
resilient cf THIS county. and Geur;A w.
Pratt, which took place at the home
OF the brides mother, Mrs. T. 3. Nor
ris. on last Wednesday.
MIS-. Charlie Wine left this week for
Norfolk. where yhe will visit relatives.
Jaires Robertson. OF Charlotte, y -,
a fo,n e. resident OF Culpeper, has hecn
spending some days with his hrn'her
AMI sis,erin-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
Robertson.
Mrs Theodore Kyle and Mrs. L. j.
Nottinsham, Sr; of Brandy. have been
attending the annual Kings uausn-
ters Convention in Front Royal
Mayor Robert NJ, Mackall Is home
after Visit TO relatives In Washing
ton. and In Sandy Spring. Md.
Judge John Rutherford, OF Gooch-
land. is the guest Of his cousins. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas C. Tate.
Mrs. Robert Matthews left last week
for visit to her son-in-law and
daughter Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Rinker, in
Rollo, Mo.
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BON AIR

Special To The Times Dis patch.]
Bon AIR. VA, October 3O.-Jack %
lantern. spooks. etc, held high carni-
val on Saturday night at the home Of
Miss Carrie Moore. the occasion being
Halloween tea given for tn. benefit
Of the Polk Miller Memorial Hall.
Weird rhostlv lanterns were every
where. from the front gate TO the back
gate and the guests hobbcd for apples,
hunted fortunes ana burned sticks TO
their hearts content. :. large crowd
made the evening merry one.
Miss Lillian Cooke entertained few
friends last week at a guessing contest.
The pr:z" was cut for by Miss Mary
Burlington and Philip Smith. but was
presented 10 the guest of honor. Miss
Marion French OF East Orange. y. y.
who has been visiting the Misses
Hagen.
Miss Frances Laird has been the re-
cent guest OF Miss Mary Ferguson
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cannon and
family have moved into Richmond for
the winter months
Miss Nancy Bates and Miss Hannah
Victor have been visiting Miss Dorothy
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. lIeustin Cooke left the
Inn on Monday for their future home
in Richmond.
Proctor McElroy. OF Union TheoloSi-
cal Seminary, preached here on Sunday
filling Or. T. =. McCluer's pulpit
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sadler. of Forest
Hill. were with Mr.. and Mrs. Alan
Ferguson on Sunday.
Miss julia Wherry and Miss Mary
Ferguson are spending the week END
with the Misses Cox In Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. lie Grange Cooke were
with relatives here on Sunday.
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MRS. JULIA This
cream Is q wonderful
beautitier. BY using. 1t
every day on your face.
a nun NALL q 4. Il
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n UICK changes in the condition OF
" the skin are noW made, possible
To be sure that the mixtures are cor
rect. you should mix these ingredients
certain Of Il brilliant success. For, in
stance. there is way to remove the
most most dssp-set wrinkles in a very short
cnce in the appearance Of age.
The, follo&ins formula makes the
Immediately begins to build UP the
almost as firm and smooth, as in early
youth. Simply mix two tnblespoonfuls
Of giyesrine in half pint pint Of ,r water
my o S form "Fei Use ibepaly e e"sry
day. soon crows feet. deer, lines. big
and little wrinkles npd habbigess OF
p rareIy fails vi" is eSeeedinssiy eso
nomical and is no trouble at all. You
can obtain the eptol from ths drug
laying aside all the so-called wrinkle
creams you have been using and try
this. You will never regret 1T.
ROsIE;T N.--Dlssplve a teaspoonful
of eggoi in half n eup:of hot water and
scale viii vaNIsh. This method Is Very
economical because sou can obtain
modest price to glye@you IL, Or. 1b OF
these rare shampbos.E ~ 80 rs.
MISS BOEHEUR-Many. women. do
not use hair remo&ars because the or
binary preparations for this purpose
skin by practtcGliy burning Soft the
hair. The emily way Is 2 to = dissolve
away the hair. nd;the only, thing that
wIllTdo this is simple sulfo psoiutton.
itiieaves the skin soft, white and
smooth. 1t never tails TO destroy all
hair. light or caarss: With great rapid
most delicate! skJnyor leaving "a mark.
Try It and you neyeriuse anything
else. ~ ,'yy re = = ~ hisNH' -
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RADFORD NORMAL
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Especial to The Times Dispatch
EAST RADFORD. VA. October go
DR.. S. ID. Long. president OF Martha
Wa shington College. visited the nor
NAL school this week and spoke to the
students and faculty.
Miss Willie Young. Y. w. c. a. sec
retarr OF the South Atlantic field. is
spending several days at the normal
school in connection with the Young
Woman's Christian Association work.
Professor ]. L. Avent will address
the Teachers Institute of Russell Coun-
" at Honakcr on Friday night Pro-
fessor w T.. Gilbert will speak at
Cripple Creek on Friday, Patrons
Day.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Caldwell. former presi-
dent of the Woman's Federated Clubs
of Virginia. delivered an address be-
fore the faculty and students on Thurs
day on the subject. Wider Outlook for
Woman in the Rural and Village Com
munties."
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MILLER SCHOOL

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MILLER SCHOOL, VA October 90
Mrs. Eric G. Flanagan. OF Covington.
Va, is guest of Mrs George H.
Morris.
Wednesday was the Anniversary OF
captain Fawter's death. Appropriate
services were conducted at the Gene
terry by the student body and faculty.
Singing ana an address by Professor
Il. {. Price were the special features
Of the occa sion
Richard Price and James Easton. OF
me university of Virginia. spent Sun
day here.
Rev l.. Hunter Early will leave for
the conference on November l..
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GoRDoNsvlLLE-
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Especial TO The Ttmes-Disp8tch.1 ,
- GoRDONsvILLE. VA, October 90
w. w. Brock. of Richmond. has been
spending the week with his family at
Mountain Vtew," near town.
Captain Boyd Smith. OF Mineral. was
a Gordonsville visitor this week.
c. C. Gill and family. OF Orange, were
guests on Wednesday OF. w. w. Grciner
aud other relatives here.
w. r: Freddy has returned from. n
BUSINESS trip OF several days in Balti-
more,
Miss Bessie Lee Terrell. OF Orange.
was the guest this week OF friends In
the city.
Miss Leah ..Kibler, OF Lindsay. was
the gnest this week Of her cousin. Miss
Neva' Dovell. .,-N
c. S. Mullen. Of Petersburg. was a
visitor this: week at haywood" the
home OF Mrs. j. r. SampSon.
f. W. Bowen and two children. Misses
Mary and Emellne. OF Washington. were
guests several days this week Of Mr..
and Mrs J. r.. Rankin.
Mrs. w. l.. Moore, after visit OF
several days the guest OK relatives and
friends at unionrille. has returned to
her home here.
Miss Leitha Riney. Of Richmond.
spent several days this week with her
father. J. II. Riney. en- route to Wash
ipgtop to visiS friends
Mrs. JOSEPH Hcrndon. OF Richmond.
was the guest this week Of her SITTER,
Mrs. +. NJ, Michie. III South Gordons-
Vile, en- route home from a visit to
friends in Washington.
| Mrs. j. L. Herring and children. OF
Richmond. have been spending the
week with relatives and friends In the
city. ~
MIR. aud Mrs. James l.. Faber. were
visitors ir Madison IN Thursday.
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MISS ELIZABETH VAN LEW.


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" v every day on your face;
shoulders the n most ds sad ne mpro Sea
ment in. in your eompleSIon VIII result
red spots. freckles,, muddiness and
most exquisite purity. and tint. Mix
two tabiespoonfuls Of Elyeeri9e In
Ths a dna Saline erea
and is more economical and effective
than any cream you can buy elsewhere.
complexion fascinatingly beautiful.
The Zintone can be obtained from your
druggist.
RUTH c. DIT is possible in many
normal proportions. but no absolute
~aeuam cups and aIs o, he" @eehsn fe"i
contriyRnceB are injurious. The best
way. and g perfectly safe way. Is, to
ounces of ruetone. Dissolve thor
oushly and take two teaspoonfuls after
EXAsPERATED-You can. quickly
n nnnE ny axt stap d 5s ha Of h p sT
fun pint Of bay rum instead OF the
XIX these ssH thoreu ehnse ae of
apply literally to the hair. This actu-
ally eompels the hair TO grow luxu.
. h
INCHES q month results The hair Will
stop falling. It will become silky. fluffy
and beautifully thick. No hair tonic or
inVigorator known can compare with
1t In sure results IT Will solve your
hair problem from tho very moment
you start to use u.
MISS r. o. RI am sorry you were
disappointed in not getting the beta
qulnol from your druggist My secre-
tary. will get It for you and send 1t
on II you simply address Secretary TO
Yaleska Suratt, Thompson Bldg, Chi
cage" and enclose the price. which is
move biaekheads BY fase " s steam ne
powdered neroxin, sprinkIet on n
sponge made wet with hot water.
Every: blackhead will disappear ms IL
by magic. There IS no other known.
way To- get rid }ef, blackheads.. Of
all :aat, besides this last ,methad spots
roxip at any drug tore.
MRS. NJ. o. G.T7Most face powders
are too chalky for me. That's why
had my own made after my own for
wula: pnd eplied "'vaieska. Suratt Face
Powner.S 1t Is the utmost in powder
.SSs',ss ass eSS S% ss,sd ,1 aHa
dsnottm ent stores lor ~ You G ana d TTa
Guilty in obtaining TT. write to- my sec
retary ass suggested above TO Miss
II. o. r., enclosing nifty gents, and men-
tloning white or'hesh Tint
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-04
SOME INDIANA PEOPLE
GET QUICK RELIEF

Hundreds Of Indiana people have
found relief from stomach and diges-
tive troubles by the use of Mayrs Won
derful Remedy
This remedy is safe and efficient.
The first dose gives results. And the
treatment is not long 1t has a Won
derful record.
Here are the statements of two who
have used and proven the merits OF
the remedy
CHARLES 1NMAN. 424 East Chest
nut ST., Hartford City, Ind.-"Four
doctors said they could not cure me
unless I went to Fort Wayne to be op-
Grated on took your treatment. In
three weeks l went to work and
haven't missed but a half day SINCE
WALTER SPRAY, 1O11 South Sec
ond St, Frankfort, Ind.-'Before
took your medicine I suffered a great
deal, but since I took the first dose l
have not had bad spell. feel it is
even more than you claim.
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy gives per-
manent results for stomach. liver and
intestinal ailments. Eat as much and
whatever you like. No more distress
after eating, pressure of gas in the
stomach and around the heart. Get one
bottle Of your druggist now and try it
on an absolute guarantee-if not salts
factory money will be returned-Adv-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-04
Prevents Acid Stomach
and Food Fermentation

Most people who complain OF stom
ach trouble possess stomachs that are
absolutely healthy and normal. The
real trouble Is excessive acid in the
stomach aggravated by food fermenta-
ton. Hyperacidity irritates the deli
cate lining of the stomach and food
fermentation causes wind which dis
tends. the stomach abnormally, caus-
ing that full bloated feeling and retard
Ing the process of digestion.
In all such cases-and they COM
prise 80 per cent Of all stomach diff
culties-the first and only step neces-
sary is to neutraliZe the acid and stop
the fermentation by taking in a little
water Immediately after eating from
one to two teaspoonfuls Of Bisurated
Magnesia which is doubtless the best
and really effective antacid and food
corrective known. The acid will be
neutrallzed and the fermentation stop
ped almost instantly, and your stom-
ach Will at once proceed to digest
the food in healthy normal manner.
Be sure to ask your druggist for Bisu-
rated Magnesia as other forms are ut
terly lacking in it's peculiarly valua-
Bile properties.
Bisurated Magnesia, No % E. Goth
ST., N. Y. C.-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-04


city attorney that under the court rul-
ings his opinion was we'll founded.
Relief must come from a minimum
wage law" declared Mr.. Russell
"Such a law will be written onto the
statute books of the state some time.
The old theory that labor is COM
modify to be obtained on the open
market no longer holds good. Labor is
not a common commodity. Our state
and national governments are now be-
ginning to realize that the prosperity
and happiness of the workers must be
promoted and provided for by legisla-
,:on"
Councilman Carter stated that most
Of the contractors were paying the
same wages this year as they did last,
wages as rule depending upon the in
dustry of the individual laborers.
Il don't believe there are many Is
cents an hour men," he said. "One
contractor told me that men working
for such wage were most old or some.
what incapacitated and were satisfied
with the wage they were receiving"
THE situation right now is a case
of men hunting jobs and not jobs
hunting men, as 1t used to be-" re-
marked Mr. White. 1t is the out-of-
town contractor who is taking advan-
tage of this condition, l have found
l think the majority of our local con-
tractors are paying the normal wage,
20 cents an hour. I know of two at
least who are doing SO, Mr.. Snyder
and Mr.. Burkhart. It is a shame that
the city cannot let it's contracts to
only local contractors"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-04
ARMAMENTS LEAGUE
WATCHES POLITICIANS

The American League to Limit Arm
aments has sent out the following no.
tice, which, among other things, takes
cognizance Of William Dudley Foulke' s
attitude on adequate defense:
Members of the league are request
ed to notify headquarters at 43 Cedar
street, New York city, OF all evidence
which comes to their notice that the
preparedness issue is being employed
self is an occupation worthy of the
That it is being employed there is no
longer doubt. Several politicians have,
indeed, been very frank about it.
William Dudley Foulke has said
at Progressive gathering in lndianapo.
lis: In the next campaign l expect
for one, to vote for that party and that
candidate that gives me the strongest
security that our country shall be de-
Tended AGAINST aggression. . If the
Republican party is the only one which
can supply such assurance, then l in.
tend to hold my nose and vote for
every unregenerate rascal it may nomi
nate"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-04
NATURE ENTREATS
FOLKS TO GARDEN
MRS. F. W. STEVENS.

Every true gardener realizes that he
Is permitted, invited, nay, entreated, by
nature as no other of her children is,
to cooperate with her in multiplying
beauty on the earth. Therein lies the
deep spring of his inspiration. This
thought is one that makes of garden
ing the most joyful of occupations, and
alone would justify the passion Of its
devotees.
Inducing even a small plot of ground
to give the best possible report of it.
self is an occupation worthy Of the
cleverest, and for the whole year round.
At least, the imagination Of the gar.
dener can busy itself even while the
snow covers with a fleecy blanket the
sleeping flowers. After their struggle
to attainment they have made provi-
sion for a more glorious resurrection
in the spring-some by buds folded
away within warm wrappers, some by
seed, some by root, increase, all by
one method or another; proclaiming
the old gospel, Life is eternal"
The gardener is natures favorite
child, her partner, dreaming her
dreams. seeing visitors and planning
for the coming.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-04
PAVING ORDERS
BRING PROTEST
OF CONTROLLER
McMahan Repeats Warning
of Slack Funds Which
Falls on Deaf Ears of
COuncilmen.

The first permanent improvement
ordinance brought before council the
last two months which has found the
going rough and stormy, was the one
providing for the paving of South West
Third street from Main street to Ma
tional avenue, up for third reading last
night. Action on the ordinance was
indefinitely postponed by unanimous
vote
This action was taken by council not
because it did not favor the paving
of this block on South West Third
street, but because the board had failed
to initiate proceedings for the paving
of National avenue from South West
Third to South West Fifth street.
Council Asks Reason.
Several councilmen inquired why the
board had not ordered this section Of
National avenue paved at the same
time it had ordered the paving OF
South West Third street. Mayor Rob-
bins said it was his desire that the
board do this and that he was sur
prised when he found out that only
South West Third street had been or
dered paved.
81 will have the board act on this at
once" the mayor Informed council, so
it was decided to hold up the South
West Third street improvement ordi-
nance until an ordinance for the paw
ing of two block on National avenue
had been submitted.
Councilman Waidele declared that
National avenue between South West
Third and Fifth streets was the worst
roadway in the city, with the possible
exception of Sheridan treet.
McMahan Repeats Warning.
The cheerful care-free manner in
which council demanded the paving of
two more blocks caused the watchdog
of the treasury, Controller McMahan,
great anguish. with the plans for
buying an electric plant and building a
lot of streets and alleys being carried
out. we are going to have hard time
scraping dollars together" he warned
council, but his words fell upon deaf
ears"
Councilman Russell last night re.
ported that the trustees CT the l. o. o.
F. building had voted to give the city
permission to construct a rest room
under the sidewalk in front of the
building, corner Eighth and Main. No
action was taken on this report.
An ordinance for the construction of
sidewalks on South Eleventh street
from South G to streets was passed