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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-10
About People
Movements Of individuals to
and From the City.

Al Nicely leaves this morning on q
business rip to Obcrlin Ohio.
Captain Ut Detectives Thomas Kelly
is nj Pittsburgh on business connected
with the police Department.
OFFICER Ed Minard, rnundslnan in tho
section Of the city south OF n" creek.
IS off duty on account OF illness.
Miss Mary albright. National tele-
phone operator AT the local station IS
i'll at her home i'll Martins FERRY.
NJ. T.. .tshcraft. OF Farmont. was
Wheeling visitor yesterday.
". G. Cunningham. ot fairmont. Tor
merly of Wheeling. we'll known candy
salesman. is in the city today:
T. \. Williams. Of Sistcrsvtlle- was a
visitor I'm Wheeling yesterday.
r. u. McIn,ire. Of Now Nartinsril!e,
was in Wheeling yesterday.
Mrs. George y. De Eolt. OF Falrmont.
spent yesterday in Wheeling.
T. 4. Mcpherson has returned from
business trip and visit in knna~h'l
Mr., and Mrs. r. NJ Bowlos. Of Point
Pleasant. are visiting relatives on me
Island They will leave MondaS inE
Pittsburgh aud MckeeSport. IN, 10 Nv Nv
the guests Of relatives Tor i"" "ccNH
before returning home. :. Ma.
Miss Evelyn Montgomery OF Puts
bursh. Will reside al the J, W. {. A. LOT
Il few months. ,,,,,
Miss Margaret Fiieves OF Fifteenth
street. who has been H. IS mNon ''"
STclvin J. Morgan. local printer. WI"
has been confined 10 his home IN N"rtl
Market street. on account OF an a''a'h
of the measles, is able 10 I've out.
corporal T. u. Cunn:nG1am of me
local recruiting station will return TO-
dav from Cameron. wher" II" has h"'ii
, he past week on official business.
\. l.. Mills. who formerly lived III thiS
city. is dangerously ill al his home Ill
Pheasant Grove. q.
Mrs. Harry tapps. Of l"5 Fourteenth
street. who recently underwent a serious
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-10
HIGHER COlL RATE
TO THEIAKE REGION

CHARLESTON: ". Va. March g.
Officials Of the llanawha and hichl'
gan Railway COMPANY announced here
today that neR: tariff will be hled
Immediately witlr:1he Interstate Com
mrrce Commission providing for 2
fifteen cents ION advance for the
transportation OF coal to the Great
Lakes from the goal fields on its line:
The present tanG is $1;C2 ton: me
new price will isclude the loading Oh
lake vessels at T1ledo. The new tariff
is TO GO into eject April IS. othe:
coal carrying rotds are said 70 be
making ready te:file new tariffs also
for hauling lake:teoal. An advance OF
Ten cents tontfor carving coal co.. 20
tidewater is already provided by tar:
IFS filed BY ,tha Chesapeake & Ohio
virginian and INorfolk & Western
railroads. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-10
kETCHUM DESCRIBED
AS WONDERFUL MAN
Personal workers Prepare For MOST
Productive Of GOOD Meeting Yet S'
the Court Sunday Afternoon.

4 business man who IS known not i"
Get enthusiastic rclisiuuSiH said ycSt'r-
Iay that Dr. Charles Wallace k"tchum'
Of the Moody Bible institute. is wonder
full. DR.. katchum will make the address
for the fourth y. NJ. I. a. mass meeting
AZ the Court theatre tomorrow alter
noon.
The service will begin at but at 2:l3
j. II. Mcclure and his orchestr3 from
Tho First United Presbyterian Sunday
school. will enter the pit for three.
quarter hour concert: The Tragedy 0i
Neglect" q strong plea to men Ia krc"
up in tho Gospel interest. is DR.. kct-
chum's subject.
Pliny @. Clark superintendent Of tho
! Ohio Valley General hospital, will pre-
side. Rev. ". II. Fields. Of the First
. Christian church. will offer the opening
prayer. Rev. J. T. Bird. IF the Thomson
Methodist Episcopal church. will read
the scripture. Rev. August .. Rasche
OF ST. Pauls Evangelical church, will
maxi. the closing prayer. The personal
work will be directed by Clyde F. Rar-
ton. head usher.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-10
TO RECEIVE $4,000
FOR WORK In SCHOOLS

CHARLESTON, W. Va. March g
West Virginia will receive about
l,00h from the federal government
for vocational work in schools OF this
state The stale board Of regents viii
cooperate with The federal board IN
arranging course of study and Noca-
ti0nal training at the West Virginia
trades school, At Montgomery. The
Montgomery preparatory school course
will be abandoned there. and begin
ming with next year the Institution
will be- known as Il trades school and
prepare students for entrance 10 the
university will be replaced by one III
vocational and manual training.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-10
Forty More West Va
! Operators Appeared

NEW YORK. March 9.-Forty mere
iof the West Virginia coal operators
recently indicted for alleged violation
!of the Sherman law In raising the
price OF coal were held in $4,000 bail
each in the federal district court here
today after making tentative pleas Ut
mot guilty. The court granted them
until March III 10 withdraw their pleas.
Many of the defendants. it was said,
came here together by special train.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-10
NELLY CAR FOUND

4 big Cadillac touring car. owned Ey
Al Nicely. owner OF the Nccly Rotel. was
located yesterday III Oberlin. Ohio:
message 10 police headquarters from
Uberln stated that the automobile had
been located III ii garage there. Alr.
Nicely Will leave this morning for
Oherlin To get his machine.
The car was taken ON February ID.
and when last seen, nth!S city was
driven by Everett Mounts. a chauffeur
Cor Mr.. Nicely. Young Mounts disap-
pcared At the same time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-10
FRENCH'S SISTER DIES
ON THE BALKAN FRONT

LONDON. Mar. 9.--4:223 P. NJ
Mrs. Harley. sister of Field Marshal
Niscounr French. commander in chief
of the home forces. is dead of wounds
received al Monastir. Serbia. She was
in the town with an ambulance OF
which she was in charge when shell
burst near the ambulance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-10
DIRE SIOENT IN BED.

WASHINGTON. March !.-frest.
dent Wilson probably will be confined
in bed at least one more day because
of the cold from which he has been
suffering since Monday. DR.. Cary /.
Grayson. his physician, said tonight
that although his fever had disappear
ed he thought il better that the Tres
ident rest completely for ut least an
her day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-10
CALLED $50 JURORS.

1t was announced last evening thai
I:5u jurors have been subpocnaed 70
appear in criminal court Monday morn
ing when the Nolie murder trial IS
scheduled 10 begin. Judge Alan A.
Robinson directed that this number
be called to insure no delay in draw
ing a jury because Of cXhaustinS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-10
LEONARD RECOVERING.

| CHARLESTON. ". Va. March q
Dan y. Leopard. Parkcrsburg. LAWYER.
who. while reading clerk 10 the West
Virginia house of delegates, fell from
a window in The capitol Two month
ago and sustained serious INJURIES
will be permitted 10 return home
within three weeks. physicians an
nDuncrd today. A large piece Of bon"
was removed from Mr. Leonard. :,
thigh. TO take the place of that in
his shoulder which was shattered by
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-10
PROBLEM AT THE "PEN."

CHARLESTON. W. Va. March p
Price and scarcity OF pork presents
Il problem which Warden VI. l.. White,
OF The state penilcntiary. has asked
the stale board Of control 10 help
him solve. The herd Of hogs. al he
institution has dwindlcd from over
100 head TO about 30.
The control board will furnish the
penilpntiary with any hog surplus
found at other state institutions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-10
NEXT CONSISTORY
TO BE ON MARCH IL

ROME, March Q. via Paris. 12:@0 p.
m.-The date Of the next Consis,ory
has been fixed ny Pope Benedict as
March 90. 1t will he held only for the
appointment Of bishops. No new car
dinalS will be named
. Thus far the Pope has not decided
to mention the international Situa-
ton in his allocutiOn. II is generally
believed, however. thai al tine last
moment he will insert Il passage SET
ting forth his ideas in regard 10 the
Siluation resulting from the war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-10

operation NJ the Ohio Valley HcheFal
hospital. is conval"scing.
Mrs May Kinney Lewis. genera sec.
rotary of the Y. W. e. ~. left yesterday
morning for Washington. Pa. whrr" she
will deliver an address before tn" WASH
ingtun Association.
Mrs. J. ]. GomprrS left Yesterday
morning accompanied by hey daughter
Miss Carrie. for Pittsburgh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-10
BENWO0D SCHOOLS
ARE WELL ATTENDED
Union District Children s5.S Efficient II
Arriving at School: Ben
wood Leads.

An atiradanra repor; % the tn!oA
district schools :or the sixth month.
ending February -. was completed last
blight l.y. Superintendent H. l.. E.dicnrd.
With an arcrag. III every school above
30 PEE: Ceut Tia. district * said 10 nave
the highest regard ;ur education IN :he
COUNTY At least the children are there
TO get IL Til. average attendance FOR
the wilols diStrjr; IS - per cent rh..
Center E-nwood school shows III" high
est rate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-10
PORTO RICANS WILL
SERVE AT PANAMA

SAN JUAN, Porto Rico. March g.
The second battalion Of the, Porto
RicHn regiment has been desi gnated
for service in the Panama Canal zone
1t Is the first time that native troops
have been stationed away from the
island
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-10
TRAFFIC HELD UP.

KEY SER. ". VA, Mar. !.-Orcration
Of tn" Twin Mountain x Potomac raj,
road has been practically suspended all
week because OF 25-inch snow which
covered the line. Tho heavy snow also
prevented lumber companies throughout
Carrot county Maryland. from running
their log trains or using large sled
drREs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-10
ouTrs SCHOOL woRK.

CHARLESTON. ". Va. Mar. ?.--Th"
resignation as secretary 10 the stat"
board Of education has m'cu rendered ny
i. H. Garrison. "C Middlebourne. The
reason assigned is that Mr.. Garrison
will ruir school work and engage III TIN
oil business. He has been principal ~
The Tyler county high school for ssvcra!
S,.l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-10

8 Shop around now for that new furni-
ture, rug or carpet even if your actual
purchase is to be made later. BY alt
means include the Palace, whether or
not you have been dealing with us.
: This will avoid hastv selections that
sometimes occurs when purchases are
made during the rush periods of
busy season.
= If YOU wish to do the actual buying
now. we will cheerfullv store your
purchases and deliver at time that
suits your convenience.
Z If you want to look over our offer
ings, come in, YOU are perfectly vel
come. and there will be no urging
you to buy if disinclined to do so.
: We invite comparison of our mer-
chandise and prices with any other
dealer in the kind of merchandise we
sell, and are eager to let you be both
Judge and jury. We even anticipate
your verdict in favor of the Palace.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-10

pobhs The sale VIII start at 10
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-07

for the purpose of deciding. by a
majority vote OF said committee. the
site for said infiilulion And.
WHEREAS. after the deliberations
of said commission. lon executive ses-
sion. IL was announced that the col
lcge be located az Abilene. Texas.
and,
WHEREAS. Q has come to tho
knowledge of this association that az
least three OF sal commission of five.
did not In fact vote for Abilene. and
that by reason of some irregularity.
mistake or iuadvcricnec. the result OF
said vote. on tnc second ballot. was
enormously announced to the effect
that Abilene had received majority
vote. and
WHEREAS. % las also come 20 the
knowledge of tins association that az
least three OF aid commission. con
shutting q majority thereof. In order
that Justice might be- done TO all con.
oornod. aud that said institution
might De launched under the most Ia
yorahlc auspices and not under the
stigma existing nv reason of the cir
Cumstuuccs as ghote stated. are en-
dcaNorinr 70 bring about q rc-asscm-
hly of the committee 20 AGAIN take
lup the consideration for the location
OF said college
NOW. THEREFORE,. BE 1T RE
SOLVED. That this association hear.
tily endorses such action on the part
OF said majority Of said commission
In their earnest efforts 10 have q re-
hearing. In order that the true sem
timcut of the committee may prevail
and that the college will be- located by
majority of the committee in ac-
cordance with the provisions OF the
| bin
BE TT FURTHER RESOLVED.
that each member of the committee
bee furnished with q copy OF lis rcso.
/ tuition and that the press also bo
furnished with 70 copy.
Bruce W. Bryant Haskell Texas.
/ " g Hayden. pig Spring. Texas.
cullen G. llirsns Snyder. Texas
T. u Bcail. Swcotwatc, Texas
h. " Sauduskv, Colorado. Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-07
RADIO OPE RATORS
NEEDED IN NAVY
TOTAL OF 1900 MEN ARE DE-
SIRED FOR Nh BRANCHES
OF SERVICE.


The navy department desires the
enlistment Of a lsrge number OF aerio
radio operators. according 10 local
Recruiting Officer Anthony. whose
offices are located in the third floor
~ the federal building. The necessi-
~ for these men is found In the fact
that active operations on sea convoy
ing troops across the waters viii soon
De ou.
"Thc navy is sfill 42.OOO men short
of required strength stated Mr..
Anthony yesterday The local office
accepted and sent forward last week
thirteen men ont Of twenty who APP
piled tor enlistment This week we
have accepted a few"
laN II Assistant.
s. T. Fox has been assigned as as
sistant under Mr. Anthony al the To-
cal station lie has been on the job
since June -, coming here from the
head office al Dallas.
II has been reported 10 Mr.. An
thony that some person has told
some of those who are seeking en-
listmcnt in the navy that the navy Is
already filled AMI that only men are
acceptable for reserve service. This
report Mr. Anthony says, has caused
one man quite q deal OF embarrass-
mont. who. after Joining another de-
par'ueut found that the navy was
'ftin open. n is understood that CIV
ing incorrect information OF this KIND
is punishable under the national laws
Latest EnliStmcntS.
Tho following are the latest addi-
tions 10 the uayy from Amarillo re-
lcruitiuc station:
Grady Courtney Brooks. Yelling
ton. Texas. fireman
Edward Patterson Warren, Chill
dress. Texas Hospital apprentice.
Shafter g. Ne \dams. Saint Francis.
lTcgas. Apprentice Seaman.
Ecmus Hill Kelly. San Antonio,
Texas. Apprentice Seaman.
Jesse Allen Patton, Floydada. Tex
las. Apprentice seaman.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-07
S,oeetaOater College Meeting Gjven in Detail

tremendous and rcryasiye chorus OF
rs"
AN opposed. tv saying No. d" said
he In the rear there was mo
that came from some mocker. when
somebody hollcr'd "he's from Abb
lcne and the crowd broke into great
miuh
The 4. aud NJ Committee is sti'
doing business, see. said the chair
amid applause.
II was then moved and adopted
that copy OF IN" resolutions be sent
20 each of tie members who cOnsti-
tutcd the location committee. In or
der 90 telegraph these resolutions
running about coo words the sWall
sum Of SIS asked of the audience
liberty bonded 10 the extent ut
Sa.35. the sum 90 Sl9.35 having been
raised as the crowd was passing ont.
without the necessity for asking that
the hat be passed
The following are the resolutions
as adopted
SwcetWater Texas. July o. 1871.
To the Honorable 4. q. Coleman.
chairman Of The West Texas 4. a
NJ Association. nov assembled at
Swectwater. and TO said associa-
ton
We. your committee on resolutions.
her to submit the following report:
That.
WHEREAS. ~ the regular session
~ the 35th Legislature and In com
pliguce with the Gr"ent needs of West
Texas. bin was passed To locate.
somewhere In Wet Texas. west Of tho
ninety eighth meridian. and north of
the twenty parallel. a branch of
the Agricultural and Mechanical COT
legc of Texas. 90 be- known as the
West Texas Agricultural and Ne.
chanical College and.
WHEREAS, said bin further nam
ed a committee Of five. to-wit the
honorable James T. Ferguson. Gov
lcmor the Honorable ". =. Hobby.
Lieutenant Governor. the Honorable
Frank q. Fuller. Speaker Of tho
House of Representatives. the Hon.
orahlo Fred W. Davis. Commissioner
of Agriculture. and the Honorable 81.
J r Doughty superintendent of Public
instruction to visit In person, and as
q body. each of the several places in
said region a. such commission
might consider Go bee practicable and
proper for such college and az soon
/ thoroatto' as practicable. said COM
|uittcc. ur ma iority thereof should
decide upon and name the point
where said COLLEGE should be- located
and
WHEREAS. after said committe,
I had made their tour of inspection and
Visitation did assemble at the city Of
Austin, on Friday, June 29th. 1917
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-07
Locating Board Urged
To Hold NeU Election
To Decide AS To Site
BY VIII WRIGHT.

The West TcNa, Agricultural and Mechanical college a,soca
ton which SucctWotor Thursday endorsed the efforts of
the locating board who claim they did or Abilene have
governor the board have rchcarug the
Outside of this formal action taken pending hc outcome OF
governor 10 acqucsCc
The general opinion SwccUatcr among the than 500
the audience that the three members o the hoard Will upon
failure gc the governor hcmscyc, 60 into session. and
make public denying that they voted Tor abilene
probably reach among cmscyc unanimous verdict selecting
OF the territory described by law location
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-07

season - Spirtieu.
The session was spirited and filled
with speeches from representative
from several towns which were COM
petitors with Abilene for the college.
The meeting opened in theatre
building in Sweetwatcr at 10 o'clock
Thursday morning, with the house
crowded ]. + ChamblcsH, business
manager Of the 5. ydor signal filled
the roll of secretary ln his selection
he stated that n did not want 20 as
sumo any responsibility or to express
himself until a resolutions committee
had rendered its suggestions.
Immediately q committee on ieso-
lutions. was selected consisting o.
Bruce " Bryant Haskell; j. II. Beall
of Sweetwater. ". g.. Hayden, iig
Spring l.. W Sandusky Colorado;
and G.. G.. Higgins of snyder.
smith speaks.
Upon the comnittcc retiring 10 an
ante-room for the drafting of the
resolutions Fritz a. Smith, ropresen-
tativc O. the Legislature from snyder
responded To frequent calls for him
To speak. lie hal been introduced as
the imam VINO went fishing with Jim
Ferguson
Admitting TIM; he had Smith pro,
voked the audience 20 laughter ANA
applause hy asserting "hut the water
then was absolutely pure and unron-
tamiuatpt Expressing his pleasure
at being present and knowing q.
they were there Tor great purpose.
he declared. "Wo feel like putting our
feet on safe ground.
lie traced he history of the Csc co.
. the nov school. its origin OF only "a
little moro than year of the meet
ing hold M Svcoiwatcr, that az
Fort Worth and of the difficulty On
countered at Austin iu the legislature
I'm secur rg the pgssHt" OF The Dill
lie stro od the fact that West Texas
had long been forgotten 10 i.' t."
ing out %, thc pluws hy the olnns
at Austin.
Not VIII nf People.
With thu rlublOu- passage ol ihn
bill aud 90, groundwork laid. the
speaker cmpIatoily declared that
the will of the people of West Texas
had no, yet boon met making 70. 'f-
ence 20 the alleged improper sc''"-
ton OF Abilene 100 minority 'ui" oI
the locating committee 70" i.ll "'
the John Tarlclon college accepted
by the Legislature 60. % auinr college
without tho LEGISLATOR knowing about
the couptr, and tho a0ncrl cnuli
tions. re could not see why THIS COG.
lego could not au r0r One purposes %.
the people about Abaenc.
Il want 90 say Irankl, that DC iN'
John Tu.lctou election had been lc'.
n the people of the state 10 would
never ha.e been accepted.
Wacu Io made jho statement -
college can Boz iarrei loose from
Abilene. tho scW1ly went wild
with Shouts arI applause
"Ny town Ic H.i eds willing o.
let IL Hort FOR tme.
ic told of The promise of "a father
o. take rls children '1 % circus huf
throurl r.r.u" '1urn they 900 900.
get 20 go. bu' IW tho track OF ..t
elephant rau-iLe crn of tHc children
a. oNclaim gptiwisfi0aly daddy may
be- We didn't 5000 thH circus. but H.
saw N. elephant fra... TI.
speaker then Said. friends 800 thI.
mectiu- we ba coon fho elephant
tracks 90 Austin. hu' mot tue Qrcu. ''
Judge Iiupl.
Judge N S. ii0rs of S.on.Ntfs.
declared he Thought The d.lc-a. .nn
had ewhioi 20 discus serious
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-07

matter. q very delicate matter We
.ayc spout hundreds of thousands OF
dollars 90 bring Tconlo 90 this vest
uru country Doc said. "aul We want
.hia college BYt you should not
,igu Abilene because you who fran
ed tEHt bin 90 locate the college iu.
Guided Abilene iu the territory cm-
omol in tbo bill We must not play
political c.mp luUl the rcsulu-
lions committee reports desire not
Loo express myself upon this propo-
luou
Judge j. W. Cudenrlon. rcprcson-
ative to the LEGISLATURE from Anna
.rillo. declared that they had met Tor
the purpose of taking some kind ol
action but until eve hear the report
LOT the committee anything I mi"hi
ly before that would be- ill-'impd
judge Ctudgington.
lie told OF the difficulty cucoun-
tered by the west in getting schools
ma of the sparscly settled sectir1s.
The general location of schools mas
occn for the day and not for the ia
urc" he said pc told OF the general
wave OF criticism that has peryadod
ho legislature eos aLaiust West Texas
ma particularly the Panhandle see
lions one ol tro oldest Legislators
10 point OF continuous service was
found to be- it'll" informed on actual
conditions IN Wos' Texas. whore am
empire aud q royal people had sprung
mp lie told the legislator that be
should familinri. himself With the
state as whole before he posed as a
legislator and made attacks upon the
Panhandle
llo stressed the fact that west
Texas and particularly the Panhandle
had not been deriving square deal
900 taxation m f.D way O' returns.
hoVIne that eo.o O.! counties ol
ar.. proportion aul wealth bad NOT
1oau rontubuNu their pro rata Co
DO. 'Ht. hU' ou 90, other hand
r'rH .urntn represent paHd moro
.I.u Sf...UUU .u take. than they
draw back .ug their schools DO here
mentioned HW. counties of west
TD. ue.udiur that Bon which
-rce'VHf.r DIS situated which ro
rrt0l iD UoHI iud. uauy more
thousands u. dollars than they turn.
i.I boo d. 'aNo. 90, Judge capped his
p,r.h %. aging It WI to o. come
...,' violation OIL ihr purpose l OH,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-07
Douglas Fairbanks at the Mis-
sion "Wednesday. july IL. 2lO.3c
81, Cnmmi..inn tn Mcct

The city commission will meet al
nine o'clock this morning ~ the city
hall, for the transaction of any busi-
ness which may come before H. The
board win be- ready 90 act upon any
information coming from the prospec-
tive buyers of On, $4,000 worth Of
paving bonds city Manager s. D..
Armstrong stated yesterday that no
Information had been received from
those men, but tEat they were anti
cipatiye,