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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-22
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Next Week
A Novel The Secret of the Reef
A Week ,,..o, &, e n,,,,o ss

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A Nj so Il was that. when
~ lnsioe stepped inside, what
A. he saw was young ana
lovely woman IA clinging white
gown, sitting keronely reading IN
der light that turned her mar
into n blazing halo. .
Il know this IL a queer sort OF
thing 10 do" he apologired, AZ they
shook hands. hut I'm LEAVING
town tomorrow Ia be gone week
or more. and wanted TO sec you
first"
ITS lucky I hadn't started dr@Ss.
Ing. or I'd have kept you waiting
she smiled.
He nodded. hardly hearing. DIS
counting a certain percentage Tor
her makeup. which deceived MIN
not at all, sha was younger ana
more attractive than he had ex'
pected.
Come IN, Harland," he called.
Where are youf"
Anne glanced back IN surprise
A second man vas standing IN the
doorway. boyish. diffidcnt look
Ing young fellow. 81.
MIR. Harland. Miss fioughton.
tnslee introduced them. We saw
your performance together To-
night. and liked Il immensely.
Harland murmured something In
soft Southern voice. and they
shook hands formally. .
But what was inslee saying
mfr. Harinnd is the author
of new play I'm going TO pro.
duec this fall. may az well tell
YOU that We are looking for n lead
Ing woman. Miss Houghton. That's
why | brought him over here To-
night I'd seen your work before
aud liked H."
she waved them ir<o the two
chairs. dlsposing herself on the
trunk.
Then for half an hour inslee
talked OF Harlands play. Anne vas
honestly enthused over the star
part. But her warmth left the au'
thor cold. Her quick perception
told her that hs had taken q dis
like 90 her.
Finally when Hariand took out
his watch for the fourth time.
Inslce picked up his hat
Well" he said. and paused.
smiling at her In friendly way.
We're not ready 10 talk business
yet" he went on. I'm not making
you an offer. You understand that
But"
I'm engaged for next season.
anyway. Mr. INSIDE. At least.
there's n contract waiting for me
TO sign"
Then we've been wasting your
time unpardonabiy." Harland said.
and began to get into his Goa, with
uncompllmentary hriskness.
tnslec sat unfnoved.
Il understand Brancr wants you
next season" hs said, But In case
We should offer You this part. you
YOU'D be able 10 arrange II. sup
posef-
She hesi,ated. shrugged her
shoulders. and laughed.
II should like 20 play IT, she ad'
mitted. And ! think | could.
so do l." inalcc said.
There was a pause. but Hnriand
did not take advantage Of II. Anne
went hot with rage. and then cold
with encouragement
Suppose you 20 to SEQ Miss
HonEhton at her hotel some day.
Harland. and read some OF the
scenes over with herr" insiee sug-
gesicd. Get acquainted and find
out each others ideasF"
II was scttied that way. after q
minutes discussion which he tact
fully guided. and tho following sun
day afternoon decided upon.
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CHAPTER w.
A Chance az Last

Hariand kept his appointment
with Anne. and while he d.d no,
seem wholly satisfied. at the end
OF ten days Anne had won.
After she had signed the contract
with fnaee. Anne rushed 70 n teie.
phone and called up her best
woman friend. Matte Curtis. Mat
tie had played chaperon for Anne
at the readings--Anne had set her
little stage with effect for the
young Southern author--and was in
the secret An old actress herself,
tho now keeping house contentedly
for her adored actor husband. Ehe
bad a full appreciation OF what this
meant TO Anne.
But Anne's real satisfaction came
when she was able to refuse 70
sign Brauer's contract
Between the closing OF the Met
ropolItan season and the opening
of her summer stock engagement,
there we're three weeks OF vacation
for Anne. The Curtises had Just
bought n bungalow at a quiet re.
sort up in the catskills. and were
eager 10 take her there with them.
but she declined.
Instead she moved TO New York.
and established herself In tiny
suite In a modest hotel near the
theatrical district.
Two rooms and a bath Good
graciousl Are you really begin.
ming TO spend money on your.
SELF" Matte exclaimed. when she
saw them. for Anne contented her.
self With one room, when she was
not working.
Il must have a private sitting
room on Harland's account" abe
explained. Hell be coming here
10 work on the play. you know,
and tho he's educated beyond ex.
pecting a chaperon now. I couldn't
very we'll receive him in my bed.
room"
For PHYS sake. he isn't so good
he's evil-minded7'
Phil Harland? Don't be ride.
ulous. Mattel His minds az clean
and sweet as spring morning.
I'm not assailing the customs OF
our revered profession. But ~ a
man puts you up on a little pedes.
tai, isn't II foolish to insist on step
ping down? Harland makes mo
feel like an old-fashloned story. book
lady, and It's a novel sensation.
] think" she hesitated--- II think
| like IL"
And | think" shifted Matte,
that It's Harland you like,"
80 II IL. Next to John and DR..
Jim, ! like him as well as any man
I know"
"Humph Rather sudden. isn't
III A month ago"
II didn't know him then. And
no didn't like me. Now we are
great friends. Where's"
How old Is Harland. Anne"
Matte broke In abruptly.
Anne turned and gave her a
steady, direct glance OF rather
mirthless amusement. He's TWEEN.
ty-eight. And I'm thlrty-seven
Matte. You see have II very
clear In my mind"
Nevertheless, Matte repeated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-22

Conversation on a country road:
What makes you SIT up there
and toot the horny'
Charley told me to-" replied the
fair one. $50 won't hear the
things he Gays while he's fixing the
machine"
THE BATOR WILL
NEVER SUCCEED IN DRIVING
THE OLD HEN OUT OF BUSI-
NESS.
Old Lady Injecting two little
boys)-"Why. Johnnie, how very
dirty you are. How is IL that your
little brother is SO much cleaner
than you are?"
ohnnie-"well. you see. he's
three years younger"
Now you've achieved some
thing" he exclaimed. enthusiastic
ally. These are exactly like the
cakes mother used to make. Howl
did you do it,
I'm give you the recipe" replied
the wife. coldly. 81 used margarine
instead OF butter. eggs a week old.
| put alum in the flour and added
plenty of water to the milk"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-22
THE WHACkER

CHARLES b. DRISCOLL
written for This Paper
The boob who greets you with .
whack
Upon your inoffensive back;
Who shoots a stff-arm singing
punch
To where you've stored away
your lunch:
Who drops his fist upon your
cheat,
Ind puts your pulsing heart to
rest
Tie goof who cannot show good
will
Unless he isins you TT to kill:
Whose notion OF good fellowship.
Whose substitute for friendly quip
Is just a stupid. singing blow
He's passing like the buffalo.
lis only in the woodlands now
That this hslf-brother OF the COW
SUN wields his friendly greeting
fist
To put you on the missing list
May heaven quickly send the day
When all his tribe shall pass away:
when honest men and men with
brains
Can 30 to work. or step from trains
v :thout a deadly body Jolt
From some well-meaning, simple
dolt.
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tho whole conversation To John that
night, and shook her head over IL
perplcxediy.
their cottage waA completely out
OF tho world. Electrically speaking.
but news always finds way to
travel. Within the fortnight. two
friends OF Johns en route for a re-.
sort farther on. dropped In on them
unexpectedly and brought tidings
OF Anne In plenty.
Yes. everybody knew shc was
going with inslee's new piece.
they said. And Why shouldn't she.
with tho author crazy about herr
His devotion was an old story on
Broadway. they declared. Tho two
wer. seen everywhere together: at
the theatres. In restaurants. even
In the park. incoming about like a
country couple on their wedding
trip.
"A pair OF old cAta,~ Matte ex.
pioded 10 John. the moment the
door closed behind them. Il don't
believe one word OF their title
tattle. Harland may be In love
with Anne. Plenty OF men have
been. But Anne, Why, all she
thinks OF Is getting on In the bust.
ness. She hasn't really looked at
a man in 10 years.
In the very noxt mail came n
note from Anne II was n mere
scrawl and eharacteristically brief:
Matte, dear. help me TO be hap
by, can't do Justice 10 this by
myself am 10 be starred In The
Victory fnslee has had IL in mind
all along. II seems. and Harland
wishes Il. too. for he thinks now
that my 'Elfrida' viii Justify Il.
He's almost as delighted as am.
Oh. can't believe ~ But It's
true. Matte. It's truel"
This was written on the eve OF
Anne's leaving TO keep her summer
engagement up In Maine. So Mat.
ties letter OF happy congratulations
and yelled warninEs-Mattle had
been disturbed by the gossip. tho
she would not acknowledge Il 10
John-never reached her.
And with Anne's going Phil Har.
land also had left town. going 10
his home in tho South.
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CHAPTER vi
Elsie Appears

One day. early In their intimacy,
Harland had remarked TO Anne
that he thought afternoon tea WAS
the prettiest custom woman could
affect. Anne promptly replied that.
II he felt so, she certainly must
unpack her service at once. and she
dld--from the parcel that came in
from shop within twenty.four
hours.
Since then. the sacred hour had
seldom been left unobserved. and
ito drop in for cup OF tea" had
proved an invaluable excuse for
them both when their inventive
ness tagged.
He did not need TO use Il. how.
ever. when he called this afternoon,
for he had a bit OF news TO impart.
The actress engaged for the In
genue part was III and had gone to
hospital for nobody could predict
how long.
Anne took II phllosophically.
Poor thing" she said. But
Inslee will have somebody Just as
good In her place before noon to.
morrow"
The little wicker tea.tahle was
spread and waiting. and she had
started the water to boiling as
soon as he came In.
Anne sat down. and Harland
drew up chair opposite.
Il say. this is pleasant. isn't it?'
he said. I'm going TO have a
scene exactly like this in my next
play. Exactly" he observed.
Aren't you afraid of being too
original"
'T'll risk II for once" he laughed
And another thing-rm going "a
have character In II like your
Doctor Wallace. He's original
enough, surely. And Just the sort
of quaint. courtly old fellow that
audiences love"
DR.. Jim haG paid one OF his Fly.
ing visits the day before. and had
met both Harland and Matte for
the first time.
odd" Anne answered him at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-22
Arbitration? IL All Depends

M HAT gay little Old world this Is.
wv At Washington, D. C.. railway presidents stand
ing their hind feet and kicking like because they
say, they're for the principle OF arbitration first last and all
the time
At Seattle. Wash the railroads nice piece Of
front The Great Northern big chunk of H. and
siderable OF Elliott bay frontage is leased by railroads
various shipping interests.
But do you catch the railroads here insisting the
g-r-r-r-r-reat and fundamental and American principle
OF arbitration TO settle the longshoremen strikel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-22

WI RIST watches first by soldiers and big
w hunters yet always associate them with lisp and
monoce Sport shirts copied from sailors jumpers but
OF think regular fellow would Tortoise
she'll eyeglasses only the sensible and durable kind
but them the fad OF empty who would pose
literary giants THE MAN WHO FIRST CARRIED AN
UMBRELLA WAS MOBBED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-22
Can We Learn From Mexico?

ENTLEMEN who railroads and Mexican ranches and
VI who the United States clean UP Mexico" prob
ably would slow admit that Mexico show anything
in industrial governmental operation
To those persons who loudly protesting that the
American railroads would be bankrupted If they worked
men only eight hours day, offer this information:
Mexican railroads have just granted their employees an
eipht-hour day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-22
CHAPTER V.
Back Again

The day before Anne was to re-
turn to New York. Harland came
back from the South. on purpose.
20 he wrote. 10 be on hand TO re.
ceive her. When she stepped from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-22

There are 1t,44s more men and
boys than women and girls in Kan
sas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-09
TO SEND GASOLINE
REPORT TO CONGRESS

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Aug. S.
The Federal Trade Commission has
completed its final report on the
causes for the rise in gasoline prices
and probably will send ii TO Con-
gross next week. Members Of the
commission today declined To- discuss
it, but II is understood it will be
more specific than the preliminary
report sent 10 Congress several
months ago. in which the commission
set forth facts discovered, but made
no deductions or . recommendations
for legislation.
The final report, it was said. will
20 into detail as TO an apparent lack
Of sufficient competition between the
companies producing gasoline. No
recommendations for prosecution OF
any concerns are expected, and none
has heen made 10 the Department OF
JUSTICE. II is understood that Con-
gress will be told that the remedy
for present conditions lies in some
sort OF regulation of gasoline manu-
facturers TO insure real competition,
or as last resort in creation OF
government machinery authorized 10
fix prices. Legislation by Congress-
would be necessary 10 effect either
proposal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-09
PROPERTY FOR DoMES-
TTc Ar AND SCIENCE BOUGHT
FOE 10000.
Increase In Levy Due to S5o,o e W '0R
madison New Building, .SHo'o'
Overdraft-

AT a special meeting last sc ptE1ta dis 6!
tho Washinct on Independent schoIl , n,
,rict board of education the sch"%t ~
fnr tho ensuing fiscal year waS 'aia 80
"A cents on tho 500 against 3SH4 "e ems
last year, an increase Of 81 cents ns
amount Of the budget last year pcn Ms :
$959.62s.o7. while this year ,o6 'I !, vas
arc estimated at $299.' la:H". ~ ao,, W.
shown that sixty seven million '., dnIlar N
worth Of property was asScSHeu Ia
Wheeling proper
Tho increase Of the l"yy is a1G ,d 10
three racts-S5O .Nnn for tho new Mau'-
son IslandD school building ana PROV
crty. $95.ono overdraft from !ast ~ Yea" and !
deficiency in tho amount estimated nnu
Tho purchasing Of III" Huhhard properly
on t'hapline street for $%",uun ana So
ono for Improvement to the rropHr'H'
Tpon recommendation Of tho hui'dihe
and grounds commit,e" last niEht W.
hoard unanimously voted to buy inc
Hubbard property across the street rom
The High school building which Will ne
used as an annex. housing the doTesIic
art and science departments ana we
ianitor's hom. Several members OF the
Gnord smoke briefly endorsing III" pur,,
chase Of tho property rs the High school
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-09

Mayr's Wonderful Remedy is unlike
any other Ii sweeps rhe bile and
Poisonous Catarrhal Accretlons from
the System. Soothes and allays infla-
nation in the Intestinal Trac;-1he
cause of serious and fatal ailments,
such as Gall Stones. Appendicitis,
Acute Indigestion. Cancer and Ulcers
Of the Stomach and lntestines. yell
low Jaundice, Constipation, Gastritis.
.Auto-Intoxication. etc, etc. In every
lScality there are grateful people who
owe their complete recovery TO Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy. Thousands say
j, has saved them from the knife.
The nost thorough systenl-claanser
known. Contains TO alcohol or habit
forming drugs. FREE bonkie, on
Stomach Ailments Address Geo H.
Mayr. Mfg Chemist. Chicago. Better
yet obtain bottle Of Mayr's Wonder
full Remedy from John Coleman Drug
Co., c. H. Griest & Co, or any relia-
BILE druggist. who will refund your
money if it fails.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-09
CITY COUNCIL MAKES MOVE. TO !:
GET N|HACk At "PEW|KY" MONEY
|nfanti|e Paralysis
Epidemic Is Spreading.
Surveyor.

NEW YORK, Aug. s. - Further
spread of the epidemic OF infanule
paralysis in greater New York and
the heat wave which has gripped the
city caused the health department to.
day to tighten its quarantine regula.
tons.
Additional doctors and nurses have
been assigned to duty in Brooklyn,
where the greatest increase in the
number of cases is reported. ~
A report issued by the health de.
partment shows that of 848 persons
who have succumbed to the diseato
since July J., 6S5 were under S years
Of age. "a
HARRISBURG, Pa. Aug. 8.-Nine-
teen cases of infantile paralysis, the
largest number reported in single
day, were reported to the state depart
ment of health today, Philadelphia
having eleven. The total. number Of
cases reported to date is 1873: IL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-09
CAPTAIN w. T. OTTO FATHERS
RESOLUTION IN THE
FIRST BRANCH.
Believes That City Taxpayers Should
Have Some Returns From
Taxes They Have Paid.

That the city OF Wheeling will make
an earnest effort to secure portion
Of the money secured from the sale
of "Pewiky" stock by the county. 10
be used in repairing one OF the city's
streets, was verified at the regular
meeting Of council when resolution
to that effect. by Captain w. T. Otto,
passed both branches unanimously.
Caulain Otto's resolution sets forth
that the citizens of Wheeling. at the
time the stock was bought, paid IS
per cent. of the taxes of the county,
and are at present paying rs per cent.
of the county taxes. Since that time
the county has disposed of its stock.
leaving $4,000 on the county's hands.
Therefore, he asked that the board
Of control. finance committee and the
city solicitor meet with the county
commissioners and the prosecuting at
torney 10 get a ruling as to whether
or not such could be done. II. it can
he. then The question of where is The
National pike in Wheeling" will be
,hreshed out and the money will be
taken for its improvement.
Aside from this. the regular August
session failed 10 officially lay the city
levy, although it cannot be changed
from So cents on the one" hundred
dollars. ,. ...
The Norton Company asked permits
sion. 10 construct an nreaway at Elev-
enth and Market streets, such request
being referred TO the ordinance CON-
mittee.
Vouchers for the month of July,
showing the treasurer's and auditors
balances, were received and filed.
Property owners of Jacob street
asked that the city bridge Caldwell s
run, so that this street could be
thrown open 10 the public.
At the conclusion of it's business.
council recessed until August % at
which lime the appropriation ordin
ance will be taken up Item for item.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-09
LIGHT VOTE CAST
IN CARROLL COUNTY

Special Dispatch 10 the In'cllts"nr"r.
CARROl.TON. O.. Aug. A.--A very
light vote was cast in TINS county lor
tho primaries today. Fifteen pre-,
cirrts our OF twenty-five had reported
a; midnight. These results in the rae"
for L. s. senator gave Herirck 3S2
votes. DouCherry 1t3 and DICK l62,-
for congress, l!nllinS Sworlh led Win
2aT; FireStone had $40 and Aloan
ISL. For sheriff. Dots was nominated
from eighteen precincts out OF The
twenty-five. He received 80 votes;
Hayes 37e and Yoder %2E. Fawcett
Adams and Weidel. the present COM
'missionerS, were again nominated;
Tawcptt for his. second term.
Ex-senator Jacob Wise Of Massiliol,
who is running TOR the office of treas.
urer OF the state. IS polling a Eood
vote and looks like 4 winner. harry
Kemmerer, who was running for d
third term as state representative was
defeated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-09
Ho|Iingsworth Carries
Harrison County

Speclaf Dispatch 70 The lnt"lNSencnr.
CADIZ. o., Aug. S.-Thc results OIL
today's primaries received mere up
until midnight show liolllnSsW0rlh Is
leading. with 90 votes over tIreslohe.
He has a big increase over his former
vote OF TWO years ago in the same pre-,
.cincts and indications are that he Will
be the nominee in this county, me
unofficial figures on the vote for 7.
5. senator are: Gray, $50: GaloreaSA'
IS: White. 81; Glover. 1875; Dickson
l59; Kinney. II. and Kaisley, II, War
tin is leading by ten votes over Sew
enson for the sheriffality nomination;
Beall. for county auditor, has Il lead
of 800 votes over his opponents COM.
per has a great majority LOT county
commissioner. The other two nonl-
nees are uncertain owing to close
vote. Conoway is leading by sixty
votes for recorder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-09
Means Defeats ellison
In Jefferson County
specia, Dispatch 70 the latelligencar

Special Dispatch 70 the l5teliiSencHV
sTEUBENvILLE. O.. Nag. a:--Wi tn
returns in from: - precincts out OK D:
in Jefferson .nNnty. Indications ar" ma;
Frank r Wits. E"ruh:trau. Viii SiE"'p
this cn,oty hV "A vn:" OF tw"n;y-;!VH
to ons. carrying .NGoii. lieutenant S't
ernor with HIM. tn" llGhtsSi E2tG ~
the history al lh.' county was r"IsH' IN
the nr,narv today. rar;y leaders bad
been expecting a record breaker "wihS
70 the number 81 local candidates tor
the minor offices.
Tho fight for United States senator
- rlo.e. with N"rci"i> leading lauEh-
.rtv. .ilhan will carr; this county t"E
consresS with HnllluSSworth running
him a close second. W. T. plN"n OF
Martins Fsrry. for state. senator. IS
leading by Il good margin. Paisley run
ming second with Ciaibreath third. TN"
are 10 be nominated.
The control ot Jefferson county Re.
publicanism slipped from the hands 81
Richard ellison today when JohH l..
Means ran away with the mammalian Ion
been IN power toC Years. Z. !. Nc
Cleary Of Mount Pleasant will easily DO
the nominee for county treasurer. t<oE
Carpenter has been nominated for pros
eeu1inc attnrn%y. wI.iIe the, fight tor
clerk of the c0;:rtS is clos" WITH knh"rt
Stewart Of Toronto leading Frank
Hawkins of Steubouviiln.
Sherman Floyd has, a <had. OF q, i"ad
over Edgar Lockwood for county audit
tor. and 7. H. Kirk has been nominated
for county coroner. For county survey
or Vincent Eenu OF S,eUl"nvili" has de-
feated Howard Joyce. who WAS out for
tho second term. There ar" twenty-five
candidates for county commissioner and
it is q toss uH VIII" ~" winner Will h".
There is q candidate in every township.
Activity among the Democrats was
Cnnotic~ahl.. Cox will Lead this county
by big majority. although il is rough
" estimated now that not more than
500 votes have been cast all told on
the Democratic primary. Leaders say
that the Democrats endeorored 70 name
the Republican nominees. For United
States senator Pomerene is leading by
about 90 to Is. Other contests are in
doubt and will not be known for AZ least
q day. No full precinct has been GER
titled to the board Of electors yet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-09
[0RTY-F0IR CENT. LEVY LAID BY
NHFF||NG BOARD Of EDUCATION

building is rapidly becoming inanco"@'e
owing 10 the increased cnrollm'ht'
The. question Of rcgating the SeN"S
was discussed at some length. put ~"
ection was taken. Mr. Rogers auEn
Gated that the morning session heGin
ming al s o'clock and lasting until l. .t'
be devoted to tho hoyS ana INC aIttL
noon session To the girls until . CLOCK
in tho afternoon. Mr.. Rogers declarct
that there were l0H minutes lost 'hCH
school day under The present system
which could hc used in III" d0nnle &c.
sion. 1t was shown that by having NV"
So ssions IF SCHOOL il would require pra,
ticalIy Il doubt" force ut teachers !"
nearly every department.
Cpon rccnmm"n dation OF PauI ~
Cnvmann part ur section eleven "' ine
committees report on teachers pension
fund was changed 10 read: should any
Teacher retire before having PAID III lhe
sum Of $500 by $in being deducted from
each quarterly payment until the ~,
$500 is paid. sh" shall not De ehlN'eu
to the pension fund.
The board did not convene until al :
ter . o'clock owing 70 the absence VI
n Quorum. Tho following members were
present: Dr. Wilson. Mcssrs. Cummins'
Giollnor. Hare. 1hlcnfcld. luksns' Ken
rem, Reymann. Rcist"r. Rogers. sou
bright, Wagner. Wendell Mr.. Rogers
presided in tho absence OF Dr. T.. l..
Armbrecht, president.