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Health and City Hospitals.

To the Honorable the Common Council
Gentlemen Your Committee on
Health and city Hospitals TO whom
" a. referred com Tmuuttafiou from
the Board 81 Health. reque-tinR that
an appropriation be allowed for the
car" % patients suffering from tuter-
cuiosis. respectfully report We have
had same under consideration and
recommend that the sum of sI3.0Z4.
10 be appropriated from the Conttn-
gent Fund a. set forth IN the follow
inE resolution 70 concur IN tho re-
quest of the Board of Health com
munlration. - e. q. =. IgGs--J
Repeatedly submitted.
THOS T. Gilman
tIIAS " BURTON.
MAURICE ! HEATING
EDWARD BARNETT.
ANTHONY NOWC
". J WILSON
Accepted. and on leave. The follow
ing resolution wsE offered
BT Ala Gilman
Resolved. That the sum ~ $1,000 .
00 be and the same fs hereby aupro-
priated from the Contingent FQrd
and placed % the credit of the Board
of Health for the purpose Of caring
for patients suffering from tuber.
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co osis as .s' forth ir their commuu-
ioaAtior presented on the 1911 fr.
stant
Adopted as follows:
eas--Ald Aehc Barnett BieN.
b4rtor case. Cranshas. Dili. EIH-.
Field Freiwald. Gilman. GBthard
liindlc Jaket ktatiug. krehsr.
krim mol kr0uk kuuz. r,empke.
lsouEe, Vow owen. Birhert. Eofia.
kuticr. Schmausky. schultz -fsrta,
Thompson Vernon. Warteu. Wenzef
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axes

To the Honorable the Common Council.
Gentlemen Your Committee on
Taxes. TO whom was .eferred the pc
titions OF John .. karamon (6S2sl.
ID. d. Thurber ts1o4J, Anthony Luz
kowski (6512l, John Lukowski
te57D, Herman Guldenpfennig
t6T5O. John G. Hatzel $500. char
lotte Kepplsr tsSo5). A Alderman
l6s5S). w X. WeTnett. Adm. T. r.
Patterson Est t694D. GUSTAV Ferus
t6S9D and q. W. Chamberlain (6Sa4),
all for the cancellation, reduction or
refund Of certain general city taxes
and personal assessments, respect
fully report we have had the same
under consideration. have listened 10
the testimony OF petitioners, aud af-
ter consultation with the Board OF
Assessors. are satisfied that petit
toner's have no valid claims for re-
lief. and therefore recommend that
their respective petitions be denied.
Respectfully submitted.
LOUIS IA. LEMPKE
GODFREY FREIWALD.
JAMES VERNON
HERMAN SCHULTZ.
F. W WENZEL
MOSES " AkTlII.
JOSEPH ROLLO.
Accepted and adopted
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Krimmel krouk. kuut. Lcmpkc.
.odge. NoWc. owen, luChert. Rollo.
Ruttrr. SChWau-ky. Srhultz, Starkc},
Thompson. Vernon. WurtcL WenEul.
" o Wilson Wing. Liuhl Zoeiler,
and the fTtsidtnt-3s.
Nnre-- Aurp
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To the Honorable the Common Council
Gfutlemen -- Your Committee on
Liquor Regulation, 90 whom was re-
terred The applications and bonds OF
Jacob bietuayki for trausfer from 32N
East Milwaukee avenue % HIS NIL
fury avenue, Martluo UsIiao for
transfer from 332 Russell street 10 415
Watson street. Frank EuZsuski flr
transfer from No Addison street 10
loss Harper aVcuue. William l. SlUp-
son toI trarsfer from 1872 West JET
I. rsou avenue % 1877 chopin avenue.
Zigmond Miller. for transfer from 1-54
West Jefrsou avenue 10 l29 Auder-
son avenue. Joseph Kahn fDt transfer
from l29 Anderson avenue % --i+
West Jefferson avenue Charles fl-i-
ans for transfer from 2f4U East JET
Irrsou 20 Zf4s East jefferson. Joseph
NlencAcg . ski, Adm OF Estate of An
tUOuY y uCnOWSki tp continue st-
loon at WIdman Place the bonds
Of Leon kurc2abtnsN tapplcati"n ap-
proved Nov. lSfnl and George Rob
crt~ application approved Nov sth).
respectfully report WF have mad same
under consideration aHd. seeing no
objection thtFttp' fecpuiHl'Id Una
said applications be granted aud
bonds approved
Respee tfuly submitted
rHAS W BURTON
JACOB GUTHNRD.
EI.MER'D. CASE.
ANTHONY NDWC
4 g. kCNZ. NZi.,,>.,,,.
Adopted ss follows
,Yeas-Ald Ashr, Barnett. Bell.
Burton Case, CraurhaW pill tliis,
FIcid Freiwald. Gilman. 'Guthard.
Hlndle. Jakel KcatiuE kocher,
HSvaJ,7<J Krnnk- K1uz,. Len plSs
i lres 1,uSv>s own. v~,,yD%~,. rss~t.o,
Rutter. Schman@kT, schultz rtarkeNs
Thompson NrrnDr, WarteU, Weuzel,
w j Wilson. Wing. Zluk LOeller,
and the Presldcut-ds.
NaE1-NUUp
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ns&nx1s. Jakel, Keatins. Kocher,
kV1mmsi, kronk. kunz. Leinphe'
Is6r~ Nowc, owen, Richert. hollu,
Xofl<r achmaEsky. Schultz. Starkel,
T66mpsan. Vernon. Wartell Wenzel,
~ 81 Wilson, wing. Zink. ZoelieT.
ana the President--3S.
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SrMrrs

To the Honorable the Common council.
Gentlemen Your Committee on
Sewers 70 whom WAS referred tho
from the Department
OF Public Works tyanSm .ttInS pro-
posaIs for the construction OF lateral
sewers. respectfully report We have
had same under consideration and
end that VIM Porath 70 the lowe 50
bidder for sewers Nos 1865 AT S2,bon -
90 and 2T7V al sl.eloVu. Your Com
mittee being satisfied that the bids
submitted are reasonable. recon
mend that the contracts entered into
by the Department of Public Works
with the aforesaid lowest bidder bs
confirmed and that the resolution
presented hy Aid Ruttcr on Tire atn
instant (I- a. D. th-t1, approving =
and confirming said contracts, bt
adopted.
Respectfully submitted,
ROBERT " ri TIER
JAMES VERNON
CHAS. 8. KOCHEE,
GODFREY tREIWAL.D
rHDS r. GILMAN
JOHN l.. JAkEL.
Adopted as follows
Ness--.Ald Ashe. Barnett BlelL
Burton, Case. Craushaw. Dill Ellis
Field Freiwald, Gilman. Guthard
Hindle, Jakcl, keatiuE. kocher
Krimmel. kronk, kInz. Jempke
Lodge NowC. owen Richert. RoIln
Rutter ~chmansky schultz, Starkey
Thompson. Vernon, Warten, WerzeI
W J. Wilson. wing. Zink. Zoeller,
and the Presidents.
Nays--None
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". H. Wilson. Wing. link, Xoellrr.
and the PrVsident--5N.
'Nays-Nune.
confirmed
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LIQUOR Regulation.


To the Honorable tho Common Council.
Gcrtlemen. Your Committee on
Liquor Regulation 10 whom was re-
ferred An Ordinance 90 amend an
ordinance entitled An Ordinance TO
amend Section . of an ordinance en-
titled An Ordinance prescribing Ger
tain limits within tho city OF Detroit
where saloons in which spirituous in
toXlcsting or malt liquors arc sold a.
"a beverage shall not hereafter be es-
tablished and maintained, and spirit
Uous. intoxicating or malt liquors
sold therein, and To repeal all ordln-
ances Inconsistent herewith. approved
Jan 2 1908 respectfully report We
have had same under Iteration
aud find that said ordinance was pre-
scented FOR the purpose of raising the
restriction from property situated on
the south west corner ~ newton and
Jos Campau avenues Your Committee
can sec no objection thereto. and
recommend that said ordinance be
passed a. submitted a. e. y,
Respectfully submitted.
CHAS W BURTON.
JACOB GUTUARp
ELMER ~. CASE.
ANTHONY SDWC,
: q KTNZ
W " g. HINULE.
The ordinance was then placed on
the order - third reading.
THIRD HeHdina Of Ordinance.
The title 90 the ordinance was read
third time
The ordinance. was then read,
The question being Shall this or
dinaucc now pass The ordinance
was passed. - majority 0f the Alder
men present voting therefor as fol.
lows.
Yeas Aid Ashe. Barnett. Bleu.
Burton. case. Cranshaw. Dill. Ellis.
Field. Freiwaid. Gilman. Guthard,
Hindle. Jakei. Heating. KOcher
krimmel Kronk. Kunz. Lempke.
Rutter. Schmansky. schultz. Starkey.
Thompson, Vernon. WaTtell. Wenzel,
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W J Wilson. Wing. link. Zociler.
and tho Presidcut--3s
Nays-None.
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oCWNtos
To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen: Your Committee on
Sewers 10 whom was referred com.
+ munication from the Department or
Public Works recommending the can,
y ceilstion OF sewer assessments levied
against lots 81. % Central avenue.
ioir a. IS. 20. II. Is. 70 on Honorlh
sssss,s ard se lots llS, ~ ru. p isl srs1 49,
Of that part OF lot Z lying south of
Dix road sub. Of Y. c. so. etc. ra-
spectfully. report we have had the
same under confederation and find
that the above mentioned lots were
taken for the opening OF put street
I and being city property. your Com.
! mlttee therefore recommends that
said assessments be cancelled and the
following resolution adopted.
y Respectfully submitted,
ROBERT ~ RITTER,
MosEs wARThtL.
JAMES VERNOE.
CHAS a KOCHER.
a GODFREY FRF1W AID,
THOS. T.. GILMAN
JOHN L. JAKEL.
Accepted, and on leave. the follow
Ing resolution WAS offered
bg By Aid. Rutter;
be and IL hereby authorized and in-
structed to cancel special sewer as-
srssinents levied aEainst lot 81. en-.
trsl avenue. lots 2s 80, Is and
and .f5e on stair street as set forth
Ia above mentioned communicable.
and be it further
Resolved. That the City Treasurer
Z be and II hereby authorized and in
structed TO accept from the owners
rhs sums set opposite the foilowin
lot to.wit:
Lot No. Street. Amount.
81 e. .. Central avenue ........s s457s
"a W. a. Honorah street. ........ 1919
~ .. q. Honorah street ..,...,. 17t2
8 lie w. =. stair street .......... l132
I6i .. o stair street ,......... 1s.0S
t and cancel balance due. for the roa-
\ son that part or the whole OF said
lots were taken for the opening of
n Pitt street
Adopted ~ follows.
N Yeas~-Ald. Ashe, Barnett. Bleil,
Hufton, Case. Cranshsw. Dill Ellis.
Heid, Freiwaid. Gilman, GIthard.
Hlndis. Jakel. Heating. Kocher.
4 Krimmei. Kronk. Kunz, Lempke.
Lodge. Sowc. Owen, Richert, Rolio.
3 Huf'er. schmsnsky. Schultz. Starkey.
Thompson. Vernon. Warteli. Wenzel.
~. J. Wilson Wing, zink, zoeller.
nad the president--Ss
. Tays--None.
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Street Openings.

To the Honorable tho Common Council
Gentiemen.-Your Committee OF
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TO the Honorable the Common Council:
f3enfIemen--YourC Committee on sew
arr. TO whom was referred the COM
munication from the Department or
Public Works transmitting proposals
for the construction OF lateral sewers,
respectfully report we have had same
under confederation and And that the
Western Construction Co. Is the low
est bidder for sewers Nos. 212l at So
Isl. and 275s at s5.43a. Your com
mittee being satisfied that the bids
submitted are reasonable, recomme nd
that the contracts entered into by
the Department OF Public Works with
the aforesaid lowest bidder be con
ARMED. and that the resolution pre-
sxnted by Aid Rutter on oct. 26th
last tJ. c. C.. n. 17ss), approving and
cpnfirrning said contracts, be adopted.
Respectfully submitted,
ROBERT W. RUTTER.
MOSES wARTELL.
JAMES VERNON.
CHAS A. KOCHER.
GODFREY FREfWALD.
THOs. T.. Gilman.
JOHN l. IAKEL
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Resolved. That the City Treasure
DO and Is hereby aut orizef and tn.
structed 20 cancel rho taxes due on
persona assessment levied again 10
Louis - Gottschalk FOR the yea. '4ff
valuation 81 .001. amcaht srsI1. ,vf 81
3. Fol. III and be lt further
Resolved, That tho city Treasure
bc and IA hereby authorized and iu-
structed r. a .ept from tie persons
aud t-ns hereinafter mentioned such
spectitc names Boz full settlement -
the pcrFUral asressfnsUIe levied
AK linsi them Tor tHc N".r iFfF. and
cancel balance due. tp-~i'
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N Yeas-AId. Ashe. Barnett. Blen.
HYrtoa Case. Ctanshsw. Dill, Ellis,
FIeld. Freiwaid, -Giinnan. Guthard.
Hindie, Jakel. Keating, Kocher.
Krimmei. Kronk. Kunz. Lempke.
Lodge, Nowc. owen, Richert. Rollo.
Rutter. schmansky, Schultz. Starkey'
Thompson. Vernon, wartell. Wenzel.
W. y. Wilson. Wing. Zink, Zoeller,
and the President---3s.
Nays--Nons
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Health and City Hospitals.

To the Honorable the Corn EHr "AGril.
Gentlemen Your committee on
Health and city Hospitals 60 whom
MAS referred H tummuulr alton frur
the Department OF Public Works
transmitting proposals tur the con-
struction of loading station or sar
age Eastern Yard. reSrecttully re-
port we have had same under eons!d.
Grafton and find that the White head
q Ksles IRON Works ls the lowe K
bidder az tl.4fSGo Your Committee
being satisfied that IAe bid submit
ted Is reasonable. recommend that TIE
contract entered .utu with the 1fQre-
said lowest bidder he confirmed, an
thar the resolution presented hy Aid
Gilman d. o.. C. o. isphI. approyins
and confirming said contract, be-
adopted
Respectfullv submitted,
TIDS p. GILMAN,
OHAS ~ B4' ETDN.
MAURICE T. HEATING,
W = WILSON
Adopted as follows
Yeas--Ald. Ashe. Barnett. blrA
Burton Case. Crau~haw. Din. Ellis
Field FrpiWald. Gilman. Guthsrd.
Hindle. Jakel keatiuE korher.
Krimmel. Kronk, kuuz. Lempke
Lodge. Move. owen. Richert Rollo.
Ruttcr. Schmansky. schultz. StaTkey
Thompson. Vernon. WarteN WenzeL
w j. Wilson, Wing. Zink, Zoeller
and the Prestdent--3s
Nays-None
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axes.

To the Honorable the Common Council.
gentlemen 40 Your Committee on
Taxes, 10 whom was referred the Pc
titions. Of Frank Ruhl l6647). Lille
!ss22), Joseph Erb C6Sg5J. Edward
hester tbbl2), John owen (6sOs) n
e. Miller $500, Lorenz Ptak (ss4sJ.
ittsstr2,t Bohemian club $500. Peter
Wrobiewski $3.50. T. w Cleveland
$3.50, Theo. Mercier. (BT52D, Mary
= Lewis 1850, Louis {. GottschaIk
asSs. .t-s ;, :. Gfasee Hospital t6549. n G.
/ (67555. j. T@Wfay 'fssfiS ''li'eASS 10. wss
tss44p. A. Markowitz Cg92il, Renty
Bros. tsSG5). Alice a TAYLOR Csgf4l Tor
petr3it Industrial School. +. q Vim.
meL t694z}, Paul g. klebba fssll1. ".
Anna Luebs Hs7sl. and George -
Wsbe" Jr. $3.50. al FOR the cancel
lation, reduction or refund of certain
keneTsi city taxes and personal as
setsmeuts, respectfully report we
have had same under confederation.
nave listened TO the testimony OF Pc
tiuoners, and after consultation with
the Board OF Assessors. recommend
that the above p0titions be granted
as set forth IN the following resolu-
ton.
Respectfully submitted
LOUIS II LEAfPKE
GeDFREI FEETWAI.D
JAMES NEE&DR
HERMAN SCHULTZ
T.. " NENZEL
MOSES WARTFfJ.
JOSEPH RDLLD.
Accepted and OF leave tfe follow nE
resolution was offered
Ey Aid. Lempke
Resolved. That the Citr Treasuf ~
he ana he is hereby authorized and
Instructed 10 caurel ne taxes due
on personal aFEcssul enta levied
against the fallov'in. named PERSONS
and firms for the year 1918. Roe W.T.
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~ the Honorable the Common Council:
" 0ot1>meu; Your Committee on
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in Ordinance requiring automobiles
In use upon the streets OF the
city Of Detroit TO he provided with
m

THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY or
DETROIT.
section l. Every person oper-
ating an automobile IN and upon
the streets Of the city OF Detroit
snail provide the same with
GOOD and Eufficicnt lock ot tuin-
bier design and 10 be Installed
I'm n manner that viii allow the
towing OF moving OF the car
when necessary by the Police or
90 Fire Departments. Tt shall be
- the duty ~ every person oper-
" a7iug an automobile as aforesaid,
10 to securely lock the same. when
14 parking IN such manner as 20
~ prevent tho starting and opera
~ ,ed person Provided. That the
Is. fame is not left In charge of n
- Tcrson Of suitable age.
section 2 Any person who
shall violate the provisions or this
ordinance shall he punished by a
nHe not to exceed 1fty dollars. or
tho offender may be sentenced 10
the Detroit House Of Correction
rof a term TO be fixed in the dis-
Cretion of the Court, Provided.
That tho term OF imprisonment
10 rhali not exceed SIX months.
sec 2. This ordinance shall
take immediate effect.
Read twice by title. ordered printed
aud referred to Committee on Ordi-
'''' PRESENTATION
Alderman Rollo was called 60 the
rostrWn and. on Behalf OF the mem
hers 81 the Common Council was
presented with an arm chair a. a
token OF the esteem Of his colleagues
the occasion being his departure from
the land of single blessodncss.
And the Council then adjourned,
ROBERT ". RUTTER.
Prcrident Pro Tem.
RICHARD LINDSAY,
City Clerk
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Resolved, That the City Treasurer pc
and Is hereby authorized and fnef-urf-
ed TO cancel The general city taxes
levied against Lot Ca MCRrich a
Clark's sub etc, V Maytury. amount
faI.is on valuation s1l50 tW. ~. r.
fi3) aud be u further
Resolved. That the city Treasurer
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ltlndle, Jakcl keatng. kochcr.
lstlmmcl krouk kunZ Lempke,
lAttleneld, Lodge, Move. owen. Rich
q o. Robinson. Rolio. Rutter Scheman-
~NNi schultz, Starkty. Thompson Yer.
net. " arten Menxel. W T. Wilson.
W ing, link, Iooller. and the pIesi-
dent FRO Tem-3a
Nays-None
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ResolutIons and ordlnanees.
Az. Rutter vas called TO th'

AID kuttef vas called to the
chair
FIRST WARD.
Ry Aid Lodge
Whereas, The PoitCe Department
tn compliance with a resolution
adopted hy this Council is prepar-
ing To protect traffic on John R.
st. and Cnss Ave. and
Whereas, The passage of au
amendment 70 The traffic Ordinance
requiring an vehicles 10 stop while
street cars are taking on or letting
on passengers viii. doubtless foruo
traffic from Woodward Ave. Co John
r. and case. thus greatly relieving
very bad condition. now he 10
Resolved, That tho Public idghtiug
Commission be and it Is hereby re-
Quasted 10 proceed al once with
plans for the proper lighting Of
John r. ST and Cass. Ave-. thereby
insuring reasonable safety for the
traffic taken over hy these streets
from Woodward Ave
Adopted
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Miss Martha Taylor. Miss Anna Muir.

Miss Martha Taylor, Miss Anna MUIR
ply.
chester-Mrs. P. H. cullts.
Clarksburg-Mrs. Amos Payne,
Miss Virginia Kennedy.
Weston-Mrs. j. S. vanderyort, Mrs.
NJ. B. Spragg, Mrs. Geo. Ross, Mrs
William Wilson, Mrs. Cecil Fultz, Mrs
Cline Hood. Mrs. Linn Brannon. Mrs
Linn Bland,' Mrs. Robert l.. Band
Mrs. E. A. Violet.
Farmfngton-Mrs. ]. ]. Culp, Mrs. G.
E. Morgan, Mrs. J. NJ. Trach. Mrs. E.
NJ. Downs. Mrs. A. E. Kelley, Miss
Harriet Hogg.
Clayton, Mrs. H. ]. Matthews. Mrs. =
3. koen, Mrs. w. S. Furbee, Mrs. NJ
F. Hamilton. Mrs. j. L. Bernhard
Mrs. Walter Prichard, Mrs. winston
Smith, Mrs. A. L. Prichard, Mrs. John
Modi, Mrs. AlonZo l.. Parrish, MIS-: f.
p. Conway, Mrs. Fred Burt. MISE
Mayme Charlton, Mrs. Fl. B. Mason
Mrs. W. N. Way, Mrs. S. G. sybert
Miss Marguerite Jordon. DR.. Phoebe
Moore, Mrs. ]. R. Burt, Mrs. J. FREQ
Beatty, Mrs. S. E. Phillips, Mrs. }. r
Koen, Mrs. ]. N. Fitzpatrick. Mrs. w
d. Smith, Miss Marie Burt, Mrs. L. II
5Boor. Mrs. r. j. Jones, Mrs. Estelle NJ
Blackstone, Mrs. Jesse shrimp, Mrs
GUY S. Furbee, Mrs. o. N. koen. Miss
Marion Shaw. Mrs. Alice Snodgrass
Mrs. II. r. Furbee, Mrs. Cabs. R. Phil
61ins. Mrs, D. "A. Ward. Mrs. Ernest
Conway, Mrs. f. E. Furbee. Mrs. Har'
~ Beatty, Mrs. NJ. A. Beatty. Mrs: J.
" Downs. Mrs. Mary Coleman. Mrs
chas Wells, Mrs. Minerva G. Deben'
darfer. Mrs. Howard Hardesty, Mrs,
raw Beamus, Mrs. J. S. Leggett, MISS
Clandre McNeely, Mrs. D. s. Ferry.
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.frons q. 4. and !. a. phillllps.

from q. r. aud !. q. Phillips.
ME-. ms Haugh has gone to Ben
wood juno ion. where he has accept
ed Ia position with the B. & o. r. r.
Company. IL
Mrs. Frank R. Stewart was visitor
in Metz yesterday.
H Mr.. Charles Miller employe OF the
Bell Telephone Company. was bust.
ness visitor in Glover Gap Wednes-
day.
NJ. F. Hamilton, travelling freight
agent OF the B. & O. r. r.. Company,
with headquarters at Parkersburg,
was caller on the business men OF
Warrington today.
F. a. Huey, of Logansport, is in
town today on business.
j. ]. Corcoran, travelling auditor
OF the B. & o. R. r. Company. has
been registered at the Bartlett hotel
for the past two days.
Mr.. Edward Gaughan was bust
ness visitor in Fairnont yesterday.
Mr.. Charles E. Wells, OF Glover
Gap, was aEbusiness visitor in town
Thursday was pay day for. the local
B. & o. boys. "Speck" Downs reports
his check q fat one.
A benefit was given Rt Burt's new
theatre yesterday for the Woman's
Club, who are going to buy garbage
wagon for the city. !.
The following are the arrivals at
the Bartlett house today: e. s. kor-
day. cleveland; w. e. Brosin, Pitts:
burgh: j. B. Corwin, Pittsburgh; II.
C. Cooper, Clarksburg: H. turkey.
Clarksburg; j. c. Lervey, Pittsburgh.
John N. Kuhn has returned to Man
nington after a six months stay in
South America, where he has been
working for the South Penn OIL Com
pany.
Donley s. Jones has accepted po-
sition as correspondent for this paper
and will handle the Warrington news
In an up to date manner.
J. r. Wilson was In Fairmont yes
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'NANMNGTONINElIS'

F.. Mooney, supervisor B. & o.. r.
r. Co. at Grafton, is in the city today
on company's business.
Mrs. w. H. O'Day was visiting her
parents In Fairmont yesterday.
G. F. Eberly. division engineer OF
Wheeling division of the B. & o. r.
R Company, was business visitor
in town yesterday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Mc1n-
turf, OF Jerico addition, boy.
Mrs. Roy H. Stewart and niece.
Miss Mary Weekly, are visiting the
formers sister, Mrs. Valentine G..
Echols. OF Moundsville, VIVA. itt
Mr.. s. E.. Phillips has returned
home from Fairmont after being ex-
cused from fury duty. x
Fred Rymer has returned home
from Glover Gap, where he has been
working on a we'll.
y Mrs. Catherine Freeland left yes.
terday for a visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Dudley Horner, at Mount Yer
non, Ohio.
Mrs. Chester Cushing is visiting
her mother at Sistersville, w. Va.
Mrs. Fred Barrows has returned
from visit with friends at Hundred,
w. Va.
Miss Marguerite Jordan is visiting
Mrs Frank e. Furbee. Miss Jords1
will address the Woman's Club here
tomorrow.
Roy H. Stewart has returned from
an automobile trip through the coun.
try where he has been looking after
the business of his company, The
Stewart Granite Works.
Tusca Morris, prosecuting attorney,
OF Fairmont. was business visitor
in town yesterday.
Mr.. Elmer Atha, of Dents Run, has
purchased five passenger Buick
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iSterdRy attending to urgent bushes
MRS. Benjamin. r.! Vilsons has re:
turned to herr home In ceiling afs
!terfan extended visit with her broth
er, G. L. Hall. y,
C. r. and j. I. Phillips have receiv.
ed today carload OF Ford automo'
bIles.
L. J. Wilson. Of Cameron, has &C.
cepted position with the B. & 20. r.
r. Company here as telegrapher.
Warrington merchants should adj
vertise on this page as this paper
reaches the people OF Warrington.
C. v. Fear, manager Consumers
Supply Company. OF Fairmont was a
business visitor in the city today and
reports business good.
Mrs. c. A. Snodgrass was visitor
in montsyesterday,
Woods Rymer has returned home
from Fairmont, where he has been
serving on jury.
Mrs. H. C. Anderson was visiting
In Fairmont yesterday
C. r. and ]. /. Phillips are building
new garage on Water street. The
building will be composed OF brick,
steel and cement.
Miss Laura Hunter, Of Washington,
is visiting her father, ]. T. Hunter.
Mr.. George cochrane is in Glover
Gap today on business.
D. A. Rymer is business visitor
in Metz today.
"A. L. Barnett, representing Hicks
and Hoge Dry Goods Company, OF
Wheeling, is a business visitor in
town today.
r. v. Noble is in Moundsvllle to-
day.
Carman Mcneil Is In Burton today
attending TO important business.