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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-06-01

State Of Oklahoma. Beaver County IS.
In the County Court: No 27s.
In the matter Of the estate of Martha +
Maple. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that J. o. MILES, the
duly appointed administrator Of the estate OF
Martha f. Maple. deceased. has rendered and
presented for settlement and filed in said court
his final account and report of his administration
such administrator. and his petition for distri-
button Of said estate. and for his discharge and
that Monday. the 10th day of June. 1916, being q
day Of the regular term Of court. to-wit. Of the
April term. A. d.. 1915 at O'Clock a. m. at the
county court room in the city Of Beaver in said
county Of Beaver has been duly appointed by the
court. for the settlement Of said account and for
hearing said petition. at which time and place
any person interested in said estate may appear
and file exception in writing to the account and
contest the same.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal Of said court. this 25th
day Of May 1916.
JoHS A. sPoHs.
s-l Ga 2t County Judge.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-06-01
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.

Spangler Brothers have made ar
rangements to build an Airdome
25xl40 feet, on their lot between the
Bank of Beaver City and The Herald
printing office. and are now ready to
receive bids from contractors. Plans
and specifications may be seen at the
Globe Theatre. 4-20 II
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-06-01
STRAYED

One black filly, 3 years old, weight
about 80 pounds. Left my place, l-2
miles northeast Of Gray, about the 2Oth
of March. Finder notify me and re-
ceive reward.
j. G. WNrERs,
5.25 81 2t Gray. Oklahoma.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-06-01

The Old Standard general strengthening tonic,
GROVES TAsTELESS chill TONIC, drives out
Malaria. .enriehes the blood and builds the sys-
TEN. A true tonic. For adults and children. SOC.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-06-01

Have q tit with BALDr, The TAILOR
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31
TWO YOUTHS ARRESTED
FOR TAKING AUTOMOBILE
Albert Anderson and Douglas Thn,y
Alleged to Have Used II. *.
Bnche'S Machine.

Policeman Samucls Yesterday arrest
G! Albert Anderson and Douglas Thaw
each seventeen years old. on Il charge
OF using tho automobile OF Hardin X
Eachc without his permission.
Tie automobile was stolen from he
fore house on Mulberry Street on
Thursday night, and was found at Ash
rakc, station on the Chcsa pcakc and
ohio hallway, yesterday. II is said
not TO have been injured.
According to the Information secured
by tho police, Anderson ANA Thaw
took III" car with the idea OF driving
about Richmond. However. after driv-
ing for 4 short time. they decided to
20 to Petersburg. and did so. return
ing to Richmond about . o'clock on
Friday morning. They then proceeded
10 Ashcakc. where Anderson is said to
have relatives.
Gasoline gave out there. and one Of
them returned 10 Richmond on an early
train for Il new supply. The boys de-
cidcd 10 return here without the car.
however, and the station agent at the
place notified Bache his machine was
Their.
Policeman Samuc!s secured n ticscrip-
'lon of the boys, ana their arrest fol-
lowed. They arc said TO admit TAX
Ing the "ar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31
NOT EXPECTED TO PROBE
BUREAU OF DETECTIVES
Hoard of Police commissioners Called
10 Meet ON Wednesday,. hut
Not Expected to Act.

Captain George Pollock. secretary Of
tn" Board of Police commissioners
has called a meeting of the board for
$50 o'clock ON Wednesday night for
the purpose OF acting or Commissioner
Bradlcy's resolution seeking an inquiry
into efficiency Of the detective bureau
~ Police Headquarters.
However, the meeting will not result
into an inquiry. il is believed The
meeting was ordered to he called and
to be arranged so that all of the com
missioncrs could he present. it having
bccu postponed once because two OF
the members Of the board were absent
and Captain Pollock was compelled to
arrange il under this ruling of the
board.
Due to the fact that the Board Of
Police Commissioners will he abolished
when the charter change takes effect
and the Police Department will he
placed under the direct control of the
Mayor. il is said that tho board is
unwilling TO cause him possible en-
barrassmcrt by starting an inquiry
that perhaps would not he completed
before the: go out OF Office.
For this reason. the ordered inquiry
Will not be begun "Wednesday night. in
spite Of the fac; that the meeting has
been called and the future of the hui
reau vii! be left with the Mayor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31
Coroner S Inquest
htoDeath of Yop
DR.. Bright VIII Assemble Jury
atNoon to Investigate
Murder

coroner j. Fulmcr Bright. Of IIenrico
county. Will hold an inquest into the
ucith OIL Pho Yop. who was shot to
uca'h carly Sunday morning by Louis
C'sari III his home on the Nine Mile
Noau. at the HcnricO County court
house to-day ut u O'clock
according to the information secured
ny Sheriff Webb Sydnor and Chief OF
Ioiice Wilson Seay, who arrested
Casari shortly after the shooting.
CaSirl decided all of his property 10 the
lol thmily when they agreed to sup
port MIN FOR the rest of his life. Dur
ing the last few months, though, tho
relations between the men have not
hcch pleasant, and bad blood arose be-
tween them. ii was said.
saturday night Sop returned to his
nome from liopewcll in nm Intoxicated
condition. He found that CaSari had
retired. and that his room door had
been locked. Nothing daUutcd. Yop is
Said I" have broken the latch on the
door and to have broken out Il panel
OF the door I'm gaining access To tho
room. He ut once attacked the aged
casari il ia claimed.
casari met the assault. and tho two
several minutes before casari secured
ms pistol. He opened fire on his as
saiiant and shot four times. one of the
bullets passing through YopS heart.
causing death.
Casari has secured l.. O. Wcndcnhur,;
10 defend him. He claims Sclf-dcfcnsc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31
NEGRO ARRESTED WHEN HE
SELLS BOOZE TO OFFICER
Martin Asks toIorcd Man to Get
Whisky and He At Once Pro-
'luCc> FLASK.


When Policeman Martin yesterday
Afternoon agproached negro boot
h!ack ~ S!N'h and Broad Streets and
ash.1 MIN o. soil him q hnlf-plnt OF
"A!sk"y, h" hardly expected any sue
cess in the venture. and he was a
surprised officer when tho negro
promptly produced the liquor and
asked 80 cents for II.
Ana when the negro heard the re-
Guest ana complied with l.. I've hardly
expected 70 face a policcrnan's badge
minute after he had passed over the
bottle, However. he probably Was tho
:Hor" surprised Of the TWO men.
Martin casually asked the negro 10
sol! him n drink while his shoes were
being shined. and. when The negro pro
ouHcH the whisky. promptly paid him
'h" :" cents. Then he showed his
haHc" ana arrested him. ~ ,ha second
Precinct station the negro gave the
name Of Eddie Green and he vas locked
up on charge OF selling lfquor with
OUT license.
Martin shcn questioned him as 10
wher" ne had obtained his supply and
learned that Green had purchased It
from mother. negro named Moses vii
'!ans Williams lives in pcnitcn,iarv
ho''on. ard with the assistance az
policemen Smith. Ga!braith ana Goode.
Martin arrested him AT his homo short d.
.v after Green had been placed behind
'uc bars
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31
MISS ANNIE HOLZHAUER
VICTIM OF SNATCH-THIEF
Young WOmnn Attacked AMI Robbed
by Negro ns Temple nnd MIR
shall Streets.

Miss Anna Iiolzhauer. or 23I3 Flovd
Avenue, was attacked by Il negro near
Tenth and Marshall Streets shortly be-
fore o'clock last night, and, after be-
ing bunctcd about the sidewalk by hcr
assailant. was robbed of her handbag
containing $40 and n pair of eve
glasses. Miss Iolzhaucr wns consid
crably frightened and suffered n severe
nervous shock, hut was not injured
otherwise.
The negro attacked her just after
she had passed the corner at Marshall
Street. II was said. lie first snatchcd
at her bag. but failed TO grasp ii. lie
then seized her and wrcstlcd for the
bag during the next few minutes. The
negro succeeded in graspinE il in a
short time. and with q jerk gained
possession of II. lie then took to his
heels and escaped. Miss !iolzhaucr
was 80 surprised and frightened that
il was several minutes after the negro
had started 10 run away before she
vas able to scream
According TO the description given
BY the young woman. tho negro WAS
about five feet six inches tail. wore a
black cap. blue ovcralls. ark coat. and
Was OF "A dark gingerbread color.
The police had not succeeded In OH
tanning any trace Of the assailant IN
10 an carly hour this morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31
GRlMSLEY INQUEST TODAY
Coroner VIII Inquire Into Dcnt, -,
student VIII" Died un,icr Queer
circumstances

Coroner Taylor will hold an inquest
into the death Of William NJ Grimsley.
the william and Mary SUDDEN, who
died ut Virginia Hospital on Friday
night after having been found in
house on Mayo street by Ambulance
Surgeon Porter suffering from "A hemor
rhagc of the brain in his Office I'm tho
CITY Hall this morning at 10 O'clock.
Coroncl Taylor ia or the opinion that
death was due 10 natural causes. hut
SIX rtI"r physicians. who assisted him
In an autopsy. arc divided. three of
them being of the opinion that r;rims-
Icy was Standardized before he was
found by the ambulance surgeon
Tho young man. who was n nersonaI
friend of Governor Stuart. would hnyo
graduated from college in June Flo
was known as great church workcr
and il said 10 have been Of exemplary
habits. ~ tho time of his death no
was In Richmond on business for tho
william and Mary Monthly. OF which
publication he was business manager
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31
OPPOSES EMIGRATION
RclEinn Minister Says War Survivors
VIII BE Needed to Rebuild
Devastated Country.

The Consolidated Realty Company,
o! this city. has offered to the Belgian
Minister At Washington "a part OF its
i2.o"n-acrc tract Of land In Amherst
County upon which families from Bel
"ium may live. land-frce. The COM
pany desired to give the land, or rather
Il part OF il, 10 the Belgian families
in fifty-aCrc tracts In Offering the
land to the BclGians, the land company
frankly admitted that il expected to
sell the other half largely through
tho Influence of the settlement of the
trac; al far better prices than If II
were uutcnantcd. The Belgian Minis
ter replied with thanks. but said that
his country did not encourage cmigra-
ton. ana that the belgian farmers
would he needed after the war TO mend
their own devastated country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31
COn~t Line shows Gnin.

y statement Of revenues and OK
pcnscs has h"cn issued hy the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad Company for the
period July 10 December 81. 1915.
and shows a gain in operating income
OF l.li2,iGT.3i over tho same period
for 1914. The operating revenue in
creased practically $500. 0c0 and tho
operating expenses and taxes decreased
$3.l?5.?53,5. The operating income for
December. 1915, increased s3i5. oal IS
over Tho operating Income for Deccm-
hor. lGit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31

!"N|'W'0 ~W.ci and I.rt,,,--, -.
'rToay raid"d TWO alleged epo.,,c,.iss
ing ~" negroes ard capturing q
f"ia!' ""rriy 90 whiaGy ana socr. .rbov
"ificS''d Robert Meade. colorcI on !,
marc "f selling i!Guor 1T III NGr,L
"r'n"ih Street w.thout q nccrxc and
,"''r arrested Thomas jackson. col.
80. "n charge of selling l,gIIor a.
NVI-h ] N"n'y-scconh &,Lect
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31

The lcpislatiVc committee OF INC
Chamber Of Commerce will meet to-
night ~ o'clock for the purpose OF
discussing tho bills that arc pending
In the General Assembly that VIII at
r"ct the business Of Richmond Open
discussion and the pointing out OF the
"Vil or good features Of any OF the
measures viii be vel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31
LEAD FIGHT FOR ANTS
IN ONO CAMPAIGN

II is TO Miss Price more than to any
other individual that the antiSufra-
EctiS attributed the tremendous defeat
Of women suffrage in Ohio. in 1914. by
$4,000 majority, AN iucrcaS" of nearly
100000 over the vot" OF 1917. when the
amendment to the Constitution to
grant women the vote was ovcrwhclm-
ed by $1,000.
Miss Price is field secretary Of the
ohio Association Opposed Ia Woman's
Suffrage.
Suffrage for women in the states
that have already adopted il have
brought nothing but added expense on
the people and have resulted In dis
aster In every instance. accordiu. TO
Miss Price. who has made an extern
sive study OF the operation of the gov
crnmcnts in both tho suffrage states
and the states I'm which women do not
vote
Miss Price has statistics and first
hand evidence Of tho utter failure of
votes for women. Tho state IN par
ticular which she has studied is III
nois. She has made comparison be-
tween that state and nor native stat.
Of Ohio TO show tn" utter hopelessncss
OF hoping 10 solve the ills OF a COM
munity hy women suffrage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31

s Radman, of 200 East Broad Street,
last night reported to tho police that
his garage. at Nineteenth and Grace
streets. had been broken into and his
Overland automobile stolen. The po-
lie" were searching for the car last
pi,.ht
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31
MISS PRICE WILL SPEAK
IN OPPOSITION TO CAUSE
Ohio Antismirragist VIII he Heard
Tonight ut Jefferson
Hotel.
MAKES ONLY ONE ADDRESS
VIII Not Appear at Hearing in Cen
cral Assembly on Proposed Amend
mcnt to Grant Votes to Women Of
Virginia.

Miss Lucy Jean Price. OF Cleveland,
Ohio. one Of the leading autisufrraSc
speakers of the country, a graduate OF
NaSSar with high honorS, for Il time Il
teacher and later editor of Il magazine,
will speak tonight ut $50 o'clock ut
the Jefferson Hotel Auditorium. under
the auspices Of the Virginia AsSocia
ton Opposed to Women Suffrage.
She will not speak this afternoon ut
the joint committee meeting. to be held
in the House Of Delegates at $40
O'clock To hear discussions on the pro-
posed amendment granting suffrage TO
women. Her only talk to-day will
he the speech to be given in the Audi
forum of the jefferson.
Miss Price became Interested in tho
suffrage question at first favorahly. but
after much study and comparison Of
laws obtained hy women with and
without the vote. she was led To strong
opposition. Miss Price has addressed
congressional committees and the Leg
islnturcs OF many states. She was the
second woman who ever spoke from
the Speakers platform in tn" conncc-
iicut Legislature by special invitation
of it's members AS chatauHua
speaker. Miss Price has been in Ohio
New York. rcnnsylv ania. Massachu-
sets and other states. ANA has always
been matched against the hes; orators
in the suffrage ranks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01
STANDS BACK OF COLVlN
'rntr"f Trndc~ nnd Labor tnunrii
EMPLOYS Attorneys To Defend Suit
0f Nfntr Erhrrntio

ihc Central Trades and Labor Couu-
Ell ON Yesterday, through IT'S committee
Hrro'ntrd for IN" purpose. employed
senator T.. - Wcud-ubure. T. Gray
ia"don and y t puitc aS counsel 10
handle ihc side Of tn. lo"a! council in
'uii hciur brought by the state
Federation %! labor a..ntns; Howard
T. 'olNn. secretary editor OF Tho Statn
fcoo!H'iop. Of l.lhur TOY the return Of
complete account "f All funds handled
n' hln IN the publication - several
per oGica!s o. the Federation
40 4 m"o;in. last Friday night the
Elch'u"nd Central TrId"s amt Labor.
council decided ~ regard the sui,
,a1iust Mr.. Gown rs it +; vas against
~" Central Trades and Labor Council
ana 10 resist IT, y urmhcr ar tho
commits" stated ycs,crda, that tho
central. Trades and Labor Council of
Il. bmonG composed almus, half the
membership Of the rn.ire stat" fedora
tou 81 Labor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01
VERDICT is CONFIRMED
NnIlrond Pays 5000 Ia Administrative
"f J. %. Bmcknrr. KILLED IT,.
TrnIn,

An order was entered Yesterday ny
Judge r:rucst II VOLS in llustings
Court. Par, II. confirming the verdict
Of the jury awarding Mrs r:lmuuia +.
Huckncr. administrators % J. n Buck
u"r. 5000 damages against the Southern
Halfway tompan.. Mrs. Buchucr
brought suit 10 recover damages Tor the
death %: her husband. who was Killed
while riding hon" In q buggy with
David y Walk" The buggy was struck
by a train - tn" corner ~ Second and
Hun streets on Nnycmb-r - l"li
Counsel FOR tn" railroad company
withdrew their motion for q ;uis,ritl.
Mrs. HuChncr. who brought tn. suit
died herself SATURDAY night and waa
buried Monday afternoon in Maury
Cemetery. Sh" was siNty years OLD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01
ACQUIRES NEW LINES
thrsnpcnkr and Potomac tompnny
TnLr- Over Two Local Telephone
I'luuts.

'fh" state Corporation Commission
authorized the Chesapeake ANA ro;o-
mac T"lcphou. 'onpauy OF Virginia
YESTERDAY 10 acquire two telephone
lines nos operating in tho State. Tho
lines VIII D" merged Win the larger
COMPANY. Tho lines acquired are those
OF IN" irCtnia Tennessee Telephone
'ompauy. which has operated for some
time in southwest Virginia, and the
stanton Mutual Telephone Company
"n"ratin@ In Staunton aud the Vale: in
virginia.
IN" Chesapeake aud Potomac Telc-
phone t"upnuF acquired several re"ks
ago All IN" intrhStatc lines OF tho
american T"lcphou" and TELEGRAPH
compan,, ana all business in this state
is mo" being handled over its own,
lincs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01
How shoes Are Mndc.

VI tn" Virginia Mechanics Institute
Tonight at 80 o'clock there VIII H.,
displayed Aims and slides showing tn,
Development Of modern boots and shoes
from the most primitive forms of san
daiS and Sahots rhc mnuuacturing oil
modcrn shoes ny some 80 operations
viii hc shown hH motion pictures il
luStratinG each opriatiou as the hid'
becomes finished shoe AS the pic
tire" a:c projected on the screen. cX
plan"ti"us of each process viii he made
hN Charles T.. cahill. al boston Tn,
pIblic l. invited.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01
Jury ,ttmches no nlam-.

The "oroucr's jury yesterday return
ed u non connjjtal verdict in the in
yestigaiion INTO the death Of II. i Dahl,
who was run over by a Richmond and
Petersburg electric ear AT the corner
OF HUH stree; aud Cowardin Avenue
Wednesday, night. suffering Injuries
from which NE died The verdict was
that Dahl came 10 his death as "A re-
suit OF being run over by street car.
There was no blame attached TO the
accident.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01
Last Day for Tux Returns.

Yesterday was the last day on which
income tax returns could bc made to
tn. Internal Revenue Collector with
out mourning the penalty prescribed
ny law for failure 10 iiic them with
in the specified time. Many sent in
their returns Yesterday. and Collector
Moncurc and his staff Will hc busy for
some time in examining them
Those who hav" not made their re-
turns are liabl" TO Indictment by a Fed
cral grand jury.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01

J. Il solomon. indicted on "a charge
OF hssaulting and cutting Mike
p'EourEc. was convicted Yesterday In
the Hustsu;s court. and was sentenced
10 three months in YAH aud 10 pay a
lin. OF s2I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01
Nrnt 10 Lrnnd .IurN.

N'n,r' iohusou. color"l. was sen; on
20 III" .:r"nd 1ury fr"r ne Police
Court Hcs;rrd,v on /, charge OF stealing
SO and % rhc'h for SO from George
T.. And"rsor detective s"rgcn!ts WHY
ana l<clian arrested hi.u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01
Interfering with Policemen.

Il. j. Wilder was Hucd $40 and costs
IN Ia" Police Court yesterday on a
"harG" Of being drunk and d;sordcrly
aud Interfering with Policemen Kidd
and Matt i'm the discharge OF thc!r
duty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01
CEASE. RESIGNS AND
ROBERTSON - ELECTED

GEORGE NJ. Cease sent in his rcsigna-
ton. and John X. Robcrtso who al,
the last meeting had been elected 20
MI the seat supposed 70 have been va
Gated hy Mr. trcushaw. was. ON the
nomination Of the Madison Ward dele
cation elected 10 fill Mr.. Ceases scat
The curumiti.. received ,ormal noli-
ication from y. l. Nordcrlchr of h.,
withdrawal a. ~ candidate for the Com
mon Council from Lee Ward.
The following committees w"re an
pointed by the chairman:
Executive Committee W Russell
Jones. chairman; J. NJ Purcell J. l..
Morris. Mann Il. Rogers. Hugh stock
dell. II. l.. Euructt. J. T. Bethel.
Finance Iommittce---C. V. carrincton.
W T. Jennings. II. =. CARRIER, /. l..
Hart. Lee - Miller, L. W Evans.
Thomas w. Marcel
Rules Committee lie W. Snun-
ders. Waiter q. Duke. J. T. Bethel. w.
L. sullivan. John NJ. rurcell. Z. Foster
Wit W, Russell ZONES.
Plans COMMUNICATIONS i. John
SON. Thomas \. Williams. Frank Fer
randini, ". H. Mas! incton. l.. stag
Powell. Levy q. Cr.nShaw. L Z. Face.
Auditin2. C"mmittcc--G. l.. Peoples.
Hugh S,ockdeN e. i Shuman, James T..
Hart Thomas Il. Johnson John IL
Robertson. Henry T. CARRIER.
Printing Committee Want -. Dukc.
". 4. race Mann T.. Eo:;crs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01

: IN" IFchuNnd l.odgo u tUte .v
ip!d I's arnnal election .! ,n,ccg. .o
niah' al 80 O'Clock ThI.. OF Inc
!s4dinE officers have Opposition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01
LISTS WILL CI.OSI.
At NOON MARCH "a

It WAS decided that tho lists FOR the
preferential primary b." closed ON
March /" Il; moon, which will give
ample tim" tor iilng notice of candi-
dacy hy othct-; who might wish /" enter
the field
Chairman saunders WAS asked " i,eti-
az the preferential primary would
necessary 1t" away with tn" August
primary. II" replied that th,. pref
| crcutiai PRIMARY ould he in 40 way
binding and that if more than one
candidate offered himself iu the Nu-
gust primary it would llay. :" he held.
II one om"rs h, will be declared tho
party nominee.
l.. 6. Crcnshaw. WHO was oUsicd at
'hc last meeting from the committee
as - representative OF Madison Ward
OH tn" grounds that he had moved his
res idcrc.. was rcinstat"d on his state
men; that II" maintained his legal
r"siden:. al 500 East Clay street. MIR
Crcnshaw said he felt assured that th.
action of the committee was unIntcm-
t,onai ANA that th' mistake would
he rcmcdisi when il had IN" facts ~
hand.
.Iohn Is purcell attempted Ia have
the matter referred to Tile ward dele
cation, but. on the motion Of NJ" Icn-
minGs. the notion az the former meet
in" was r.scindcd. ana Mr. crenshav
WAS aut"maticaliy rciustatci