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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13
REVOLUTION
w. D. Haywood, Leader OF g. W. W.
Makes Anarchistlc Statements
Before Federal Industrial
Commission

WASHINGTON. ID. g.. Nav IL
a revolution that would wipe out
Americas present Industrial and pQ,
luical system and establish an ideal
era Of freedom was described 20 the
Federal Commission ON Industrial Re
lauons to-day as the ultimate object
OF the Industrial Workers OF the
World. by William ID. Haywood. il
secretary and treasurer
world In which labor organized
into a vast compact union should CON
troll all Of the means Of production,
and In which there should be- no such
thing as capital was held I'd by
Haywood as his land Of promise. He
declared that only implacable war be-
tween labor and capital. ending with
"a great general strike and cOnhsCation
OF the means Of production. could
bring the workers 20 that ideal exist
euce
This is a class struggle that must
go on he told the commission, there
can be no identity OF interest between
the workers. who have only their labor
power. and such men as Rockefeller
and Morgan and their stockholders
who contribute nothing TO production
The struggle viii go on despite every
thing this commission can do or can
recommend 10 congress
Labor Must Fight
The battle is inevitable Labor must
fight for what capital now controls.
the means OF production tools ma
Chinery and an Of those things which
should be- controlled by labor alone.
81 have had a dream OF "a new so
Ciety some time in which there will
be- no struggle between capital and
labor. In which every man will have
free access 10 the land and the means
OF production and livelihood. There
viii be no government. no states. as
We know them now. Congress will be
made up not Of lawyers and preachers
but Of experts from all branches OF
industry. come together for the good
OF all the people"
Com missioner Weinstock questioned
Haywood as 20 what methods would
be employed 20 bring about this
change
OF believe iu any kind Of tactics. d"
said the witness 90 don't care N 40
mcana rnNnIuLInn Tint. all J..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13
VICTIMS OF MOB
tcontinusd PROM Tirst PagsJ

or the matter After the meeting Pre-
micr A-uuIth made statement in the
House OF Commons foreshadowinr
that the government win carry out
the popular demand for placing these
aliens iu concentration CAMPS.
Military Not Called
Tho government did NOT call upon
the military utlnl late tonight when
the riots 40 South End provoked by
German a.rahIu raid iu which am
old woman waa killed led the general
commanding fhr district tp put the
soldiers in charge OF tho town
Two important demon afratione wifi
nn held In London tomorrow fu afv0
cate measures for rho control of alien
rg4Identa one win bc meeting or
The mansion house. with tho lord
mayor In fHH chair lord Charles
Hrraeforf and STR Henry uaIzeI win
ha among the speakers
a petition VIII to pre- erfrd in par.
lament fnr Tho Iuteruuenf of aliens
~ military ago and fhe removal o..
9.fera both men and women. to %
nIsffnro of thirty miles from tho
coast The petition calls attention to
.I' great mum Dor ~ alien enemies af
laraa in ENGLAND and SAVES
Danger Of Eupiouage
.rr ,heir lives Ir defence .f ur ana ne
D. unfair f1 tHe .HriuaH raari. trst ea
tF allen enemies should r.utH 900
Do De- estimated fHat fHsr. ar. ....H
.. NJ HrrItlU Ur Austrian UI..H
..'e.U. ... .rr.rHm..I .ra... III. r..
whom 10000. H.0 Iu london "H.
,I.-- .T p, .l-1.. .r.a-
r7 nrf w.rEnrmrr.
ne 0. frr rap..s haze b.au
r.fl.r- --l.. III. ...... H.pn..iu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13
NEW CAFETERIA
Mcclure Hotel lnaugurstes New Fea
ture To-day-Will Discontinue
Dining Room.

The new cafeteria OF the Mcclure
hotel Will Boz thrown open 90 the pub
lio az noon today This addition 10
The popular hOstelry makes DO one of
the most desirable eating houses in
the city. 70 is situated in what was
formerly the old grill room. and prl-
Nate dining tables are a feature Can.
tain a. %. Pierce. OF Woodlawn. has
painted beautiful scenery about the
walls. giving the room a neat. cool
appearance
WITH The opening OF this ueW place.
the dining room ON tho second floor
viii be- abandoned Tho room is light.
rd by seuidirrcf lights and each
table lq equipped with an electric
randelabra. There are two entrances
fo he new addition. ono from TwoIffh
street and Tho other through tho
lobby No. o. thc intention of the man.
aromnnf to serve business mau.4
lunch af noon The breakfast win hn
club breakfast Evening dinners
VIII De- la carte. with the exception
OF sunday when the regular Nclure
dinner WIN boz served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13
PARTY NOT BIG
ENOUGH FOR BOTH
WITNESS FOR BARNES IN HIS IL.
BEL SUIT AGAINST RooSE-
WELT TELLS TALES.
Barnes Would Do Nothing 20 End
Deadlock eddy says Republi-
can Party Could Not Hold
He and Barnes.

SYRACUSE. y. Y. May IA wit
ness for William Barnes swore In the
Supreme Court here today in the trial
OF Mr.. Barnes libel suit against Theo-
dore Roosevelt that less than a year
ago Colonel Roosevelt agreed that the
Republican party needed him and said
that he would 20 after President VII
son with his Pittsburgh speech and on
the foreign treaties and tear him 10
pieces" Then. declared this witness.
the former President asserted that ar
ter what had happened az Chicago In
1912. the Republican party was not
big enough 10 hold him and Mr.
Barnes. The witness was John W.
Hutchinson. New York lawyer. and
chairman OF the speakers bureau OF
the Republican State committee from
1906 until 1912.
Mr.. Hutchinson went upon the wit
ness stand after William J. Imam,
New York broker. had contradicted
the statements made last week by
William J. Loeb. private secretary 10
Colonel Roosevelt when he was presi-
dent and later collector of the port OF
OF New York. Mr. Loeb testified that
he talked 20 Mr. Barnes az Mr.. WOOL
mans office IN 1911 when the state
senate was deadloCked over the seleC-
ton OF a United States Senator 10 sue
coed Chauncey NJ. Depew. Under oath.
he said he had talked 20 Mr.. Barnes
ABOUT the deadlock ana lhat MI.
Barnes said he could do nothing at
that time 70 end a. Mr. Woolman
said he had never seen Mr.. Loeb
until November. 1912. after Woodrow
Wilson was elected president
Met BY Appointment
Mr.. Hutchinson said he met Colonel
Roosevelt by appointment I'm the Har-
ward Club In New York. on July 10,
1914
Il told him" ne went on. that ne
was. In a way, the whole Progressive
party ! said il did not make any
material difference what the Progress
sive organization did I'm the way OF
nominating candidates. There was a
rumor that Colonel Roosevelt was
considering running for governor in
the fall. That's what wanted TO find
out about. I told him that 10 would
make lot OF difference ~ he took an
executive position himself. and that m
he were 10 oppose the Republican or
sanitation f. would simply widen the
chasm and prevent a reunion OF the
party. He said that would not do
and added You have TO have me
can 20 after Mr. Wilson and tear him
TO pieces. and you have not anybody
who can do H." ] told him Wa would
have 70 get together BY we 7 meant
the two factions Of the Republican
party"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13
W. Il. ponnlhaon.


Mrs. Anna Marie Miller. aged 81 years
daughter or Mr.. and Mrs. Hermann MIL
Ter. OF No. f522 Water street died yes
terday morning az the family home AZ
o.uH O'Clock. Death was due 20 paraly-
ed had been suffering for over two
years
She was a member or the First Chris.
tan church. Funeral services viii De
held Friday afternoon az o'clock. with
Rev. August e.. kasche So charge Be.
cause N illness. Rev. ". % Yields. oi
the First Christian church viii bc una.
Zion cemetery.
one daughter. Militia. -urvIves The
following brothers. Harry. and Oscar
Miller and sisters Mrs Amelia Spicsr
Mrs. Hattie Postlowait. Mrs EsteIla Mo,
d7r and Mrs. Lille BoEurd. also survive
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13
SEALED PROPOSALS.
Notice to Manufacturers. Jobbers, 1ToT-

Notice 90 Manufacturers, Jobhera, nTer-
chants and Others Wholesale Dealers.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That
the state Board Of Control OF tho State
Of West Virginia viii receive bids daily
az It's office AZ Charleston. West Virginia
Ter furnishing supplies for the several
state Institutions. the financial manage
mcnt OF which f. vested IN said Board
Contracts Will be awarded 70 the lowest
bidders, quality considered. and other
things being equal. West Virginia deal
crs will be given preference
Lists OF supplies needed will be fur
nishcd bidders on receipt Of requests
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
ta-l-tf Charleston. West virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13
GLASS OF ELEVEN
TO GET DIPLOMAS
AT COMMENCEMENT or EAST.
TENTY MIN IN STREET
SCHOOL.
Interesting Program win BE rendered
Grades A1Ho Wul Give
Entertainment

ON next Wednesday evening tho am
uuaI commencement exercises of the
East Twcuty-uinth street school will be
held in Beethoven hal There o. "a
class ~ eleven students 90 graduate. J..
"a. Lazsar county superintendent OF
schools will present the diplomas The
following are members OF the class.
Leroy ,,,,,y o. Werner, Kupske.
Hsricy r. RsRer 6orsc R-,S SlJ,oi
Ethel 81 Fcttv. Albert RIcdel
Paul Hirdel Leah n IFHnnan
Margaret a. Howard H.. spear
The following is the program.
Deelamatlon--The Cost Of Living
..--.. ...- Leroy Werner
soio-"Dear Mother Goose Alma Fstte
neelamat ton" jerry Harley Baker
Solo-'pas Kleine Fischer Madchen'.
Dgslamation-~The hoy who bidn.t
Sons The Nervous Little Man A. ''.'.'
Defamation The American indian Ind
Action chorus. iisis;o1i,,,,; Albert tedel
MaEgi, KupsNc. Matilda Fstter.
Leah Hannah. Matilda Riedel Dora
solo--The Night wind" Robt. Riedcl
Piano puo-"La Grace lBohml ....
.-.-. ... Dora Hrandau. Leah Hannah
Recitation" Iticnzts Address 20 the
D.
Albert Ricdel Matilda Rledel How
ard SPAR. Maggie kupsks.
Duet The Man in the Moon" ......
...........-. Ruth and Robert Riedel
Glass Song
Valedlctory ..............G George Fatte
Address and presentation or diplomas by
J. IT, Lazcar. County Superintendent
OF schools.
Bcnediction.
Entertainments By Grades.
The following program viii be render
90 by The grades. one tonight:
song 1cAtluu Observation-Disclosures.
...-........T Third and Fourth Grades
Song Fiily Willy Wluktum" ......
ENercis--"swa That NY. ........
E.ercise-Ah Choo Po 5 oa... trade noS'
-....-.....--...-. First Grade Girls
Little Dramas Second and Third Grades
SouE-"I Can't DO a Trims with Ny
Hair Since It's Washed ..........
.-...--...--..-..E Eighth Grade Girls
Action Chorus-"The Haymakers and
The Dairymaids' ........-.........
--......... Second and Third Grades
Monologue-" Under the Prctzel BouEh"
--- ABBOTT lAeucl
Action Chorus THE shaking Quak-
rr- -..... Third and Fourth Grades
Play let-"hTo Dolls Hospital ..-....
--..-. ..... Second and Third Grades
Violin Selection ....-........
.-.-.--.-.... Ruth and LeOta Ntsbit
Cantata-"A Meeting OF the Nations
..-........-SIEt and Seventh Grades
aylet-'The Patriotic Peanut stand
sl-lhINN hf.fae
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13

william kely Beans. Gfteen months
old child 0f Nr. Robert r. Beans well
known urwspar erwau OF this city. died
Tuesday night at tho family home on the
Island. The child mad been 900 for about
i've day- with pneumonia lie was a
bright little fellow. and friends OF the
FAMILY extend their sincere sympathy -
this hour. Nrwsvriters ~ the various
papers iu the city extend 90 Mr.. Beans
their sympathy.
The funeral viii ho held this after
noon with Rev. claude Porter Terry In
charge. Following the Feryices Inter
meut VIII DE iu Mt. Wood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13

Funeral services over the remains %
the late J.. vs.. IallF. the well known
travelling man. viii be held this morning
from 81. Jorepls Cathedral iu this City
and viii mo- doubt De largely attended.
The United Commercial Travellers OF
which the deceased was "a member Will
attend iu body. Intermcrt viii De-
made iu Mt calvary cemetery. The
Wheeling lodge Of Elks held services
over the remains last evening az the
home Of Miss Beatrice Lally NJ Brook
side sister of The deceased and they were
largely attended
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13
WHEELING NEEDS FILTRATION

But Wheeling don't need 10
pay three prices for am inferior
filtration system s. well system
suitable for Wheeling needs. such
an M0unds,iiIc has. can he put in
for Sl51OOO Beat the 100000
issue. and put in the well system
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13
Jones Funsral Yerteraar.

Funeral services were held yesterday
over the remains OF the late Howard
Vincent Jones Who was killed Monday az
pittsburgh. Rev. j. =. leyeuhsrEer was
iu charge and luterment Wus in Mt. Zion
oemeLer.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13

Special Dispatch 90 the IntelII gcnccr
CLARK SHJIG. W Va. MAY ~
After brief illness Mrs Joseph BiEE4.
wife OF we'll known smpI1ys OF fhs
ClarkshurE Light and Heat company.
died today AT her home az SteaIey
Heights. aged 90.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13
F OR RENT
EoFF ST. RESIDENCE

'F S'Ie-rhrec story brick house
WIN .'ise garage in rear Has nine
'''l-, electric lights. gas furnace. and
'' N'-t"-.s'0. $50. 2778 Eoff street
owner WIZ cell for $500 on tenn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13
CARD OF THANKS.
CARD or THANKS.

We desire to express fo our many
friends our feeling of gratitude fnr
their kindly expressions of sympathy
ana loving assistance in our cad be-
rearrruouf In the Joss ~ our con and
brother Howard " Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Vs. a. Jones and family
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nnHuciers or German birth as the most
dangerous potential enemies because Of
their facilities Tor furnishing Iuforma-
ton 90 the enemy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13

Louis Bert GU
FUNERAL DIRECTOR h'o
ARTERIAL EHBhLHlr
ffz2 END tf24 Mem street .
Calls Answered Day
Store Fb0-s7 ..'
G. J. HrrtHcts. ST. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13
SER VICES OVER
MORRIS REMAINS
HELD LAST MIGHT AT BERrSCHY
HONE LARGELY KrrENDED.
BODY VIII BE sent 20 Harr1svillo for
rntermsnt Today-Donaldson
Funeral Held.


Using this a. the main topic in his
address. Rev a. a. Bowden spoke In
high terms OF the late chiffon r. Nor
uight. The services we're held i'm the
.arlor ot tho home OF Mr. Louis Bert
O'Clock REV. = h Brininstooi OF the
services.
Members OF tho ohio County Bar A.
BODY. lay IN IL casket surrounded by
noral tributes that had been brought
by friends o. the deceased. Directly
az It, head large piece OF floral work
was the tribute ~ the bar association.
The ssryices were impressive. strong
close over the face or the well known
attorney. The hereaved family was
seated about the room and accepted the
~ npathies OF friends. Hon. John +.
Arbenz. who has been associated In the
practice or law with Captain Morris FOR
Arbenz acknoWiedgsd the sympathies
friend OF mine"
Following the services last night. the
body OF Captain Morris was removed 90
the kertschy undertaking unrlors. From
therc 10 viii be taken Co the home OF Mr..
Jonathan Morris, father Of the deceas-
ed. near Harrisville. ohio. this morning
Services will be held this afternoon az
2 o'clock after which interment will be
In tho family burying grounds.
W. n. Donaldson.
Services characteristic OF the life Of
the deceased. marked tho funeral or the
lat" Mr.. vs.. n. Donaldson yesterday af-
tcruoou. The services were held AZ the
late home No. Jos South Huron street
and were In charge OF Rev. ". -. Hart
niger. pastor n the Thomson NJ r.
church. Rev. Hartinger spoke highly Of
tho life Of the deceased business man.
Members OF the Thomson church choir
sang several selections. Following the
services the body was conveyed TO it's
mai resting place IN Greenwood GENE
terry. The pallbearerE were ". "A. Ffarr,
Roman bobler. Harry Hunter. T.. w
Donaldson. e.. r. Donaldson. and ". T..
Donaldson
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FoH sALB-suburban Fropsrtiss.
IAIUM & caldwell

AGENTS.
Room q CITY Ba1k
EEL phone. 86f. Nat Phone 684N
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.
ORDER or PUBLICATION.
Ohio County
1915

The state Of West Virginia. Ohio Coun-
~. So;
w.. In he Circuit Court OF Ohio County.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13
PAUL WEIGH

General Real Estate. Pre- Insurluco
Room 3l4 German Bauh bag.
Bell 1525-J. National 87I NJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13
FOR SALE
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
The Homestead" cottage
Moundsville Camp Grounds
good condition. Address IF.
View" Box l02, Elm Grove, "
Or call Bell phone 79-L, Elm Ct
FOR SALE-Oliver typcwr.tsr.
condition. Il. j. smith sL- 81
81. iaTlIersburg. ". Va n-5
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aAtal l. BUM . lhrdlum
~ Hazel Lena Blum and
Villa Estella Blum. in
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-04
[Assoclated Pres service By Federal wIrsIsssl

LONDON, England Nov. 4-To stimulate recruting and
devise scheme for getting into the field sugges
ton made today in the House of Commons BY Sir Alfred
Mond that legislation be enacted suspend the payment
rent insurance premiums interest mortgages and similar
obligations for men who join the The suggestion was
favorably received
SALONIkl Greece Nov. Large reinforcements forfhe
Balkan troops are being rushed through Saon Contgents
Allied troops are arriving here daily and being the
front as fast as railroad facilities will allow
LUcERNE, Switzerland Nov 4.Persistent reports that
Prince yon Buelow former chancellor and lately ambas
sador to Italy and other influential Germans we're making
concerted move bring about peace in the
negative today whenvon Bueow the Associated Press
a definite statement his visit to Lucerne
lie denies emphaticay that ne has Switzerland
mission He also denies the reports that he would
shortly visit Madrid Rome and Washington discuss with
King Aphonso the Pope and President Wilson possible peace
terms with which Germany might agree S
hewaE must Be fought out the prince declares to the
Associated Press Germany united the end We possess
the resources necessary to enable us to conclude the
arms and vietorousy for ourselves and our Allies
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-04
SEAMENS ACT IN
RCE;CREATES
NO EXCITEMENT

If there was anything different
along the waterfront today than usual,
due to the Seamen's Act going into
effect, it was not noticeable on the
surface. No complaints about ships
going out with crews not complying
with the law were filed with Acting
Collector of Customs Raymer Sharp,
and only two sailors took the examina-
tion for certificates as able seamen
this afternoon in the office of Thomas
]. Heeney, U. s. inspector of boilers.
I'VE can give the examination at
any time" said Mr.. Heeney today.
I'VE have too much to do in our office
to fix date on which all sailors in
this port can take the test for able
seamen's certificates, but we can at
tend to them as they come along.
Mr.. Heeney added that he had re-
ceiyed several applications by tele-
phone today and that he expected 20
more would be received at his office
before the day was over.
Raymer Sharp, acting collector Of
customs, said this afternoon he would
not forbid the issuance of clearance
papers to ships in this port on his own
yolition, if their owners have not been
able to comply with the physical fea-
lures of the act as yet
s Il would not forbid any ship getting
away this afternoon even if com
plant were fled" he said, "as the law
provides that complaints against ves-
sells must be filed at least six hours
before sailing time. None have been
filed with me today and i am sure that
Honolulu ship-owners are making ev
cry effort to comply with the act. The
government will allow reasonable
time in which they may do so.
Associated Press dispatches from
San Francisco state that Collector of
the Port Davis has been instructed by
the department of commerce to use
his discretion in granting clearances
Il have not cabled to Washington,
as did Mr.. Davis" said Mr.. Sharp, but
from the departments reply in this
case, it seems clear that the govern
ment intends to give ship-owners a
fair and reasonable time in which to
comply with the various provisions of
the new law and | certainly shall not
rush things here any more than the
collector in San Francisco is doing.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-04
BARRINGER NOT
REAL EXPERT IS
COMPANY'S Plea
Rapid Transit Objects to His
Testimony on Cost and Val
uation of Lines

The attorneys for the Honolulu
Rapid Transit & Land Company today
entered general objection to certain
phases OF the testimony of William
Barringer, civil engineer and a wit.
ness for the territory in its injunction
suit against the company, who investi.
gated the Rapid Transit's plant to as.
certain its cost and present-day physi.
cal valuation.
Nothing has been shown here that
the witness is an expert in the con.
struction of overhead lines, or the
figuring OF their cost" said Attorney
d. L. Wilmington, who entered the OBJ
lection. Nothing has been shown to
prove that he is an expert accountant
as pertains to cost"
The court allowed the testimony to
go in. AT this juncture he requested
the. attorneys on both sides to begin
at once in the preparation of their
briefs.
In the course of his testimony, Mr..
Barringer stated that, from his inves-
tigation, he found that the labor cost
connected with installing the over
head equipment amounted to ST..
50S.11. This testimony crowded into
the record great mass of figures and
numerous small items.
For instance, Mr. Ballinger stated
that 1t had cost the Rapid Transit
$596S for having 1892 post-holes dug.
1t cost $500 to place $3.50 feet of
feeder cable wire, he added. The cost
OF the overhead equipment, he testi-
fed. amounted to 6,1S5.29, making
total of $63,765.40.
Some of the items in the overhead
construction, upon which Mr.. Barrin-
ger placed valuations, follow: 1101
30-foot poles, s6055.50; 291 35-foot
poles, 1852. 40; S5 40-foot poles,
$637.50; 10 5O-foot poles, $3.50; SS7 in
sulators, S44.35; $3.50 feet of feeder
wire. cable. $1O,779.60; 4 lightning ar
rosters, $14.64; 141,176 linear feet cop.
per trolley wire, $14,964.66.
Mr.. Barringer further testified that,
according to his findings, the cost Of
track and road construction, including
materials and labor, amounted to $780,
1922. Cars, trucks and motors, he
added, cost $235, ,4S9.50 The power
plant and machinery cost $I57, 1856,
he testified.
The Rapid Transit has not yet learn
ed the name of the expert on street
railroad valuations. who will arrive
here in the next Matsonia as a wit
ness for the company. n