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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02
TWO FAMILIES FOUND IN
ONE ROOM NEAR SAPULPA
Ten Persons in Dire Poverty Discov-
cred Living in Shed 10y HUI
mInc OFFICER.

World Creek County Bureau.
SAPlLPA. Okla, Feb. 1.-One Of
the worst eases of poverty ever
brought to light i'm this county was
discovered last night by Humane
Agent Mrs Mabel Bassett where ten
persons were living in oue-room
shed three miles north of this city.
Seven children ranging from to II
years old were gathered about the
stove trying to fight off the chilly
blasts OF the winter when the place
was found
II VI. Hayes. wife and two children,
and J. G. Malcom and his five chill
drcn were occupying the shed. The
furniture consisted of two beds and a
table while the lardcr contained only
a small quantity of beans and flour
All the bed clothing found was four
quilts. Malcolm is separated from his
wife and had taken the children to
the home of his brothcr-in-law.
Five OF the children were brought
back TO the city and are being cared
for until better home can be pro-
Vided for them. They wore light
clothing and were chilled thru when
found.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02
WITH
RECORDS CHARGED
Sapulpa Judge Declares Some
One Has Been Molesting
Files of Court.
MAY SUMMON GRAND JURY
County Attorney Ordered to
Make Investigation; Pris-
oners Granted Liberty.

World Creek County Bureau
SAP LPA. okla, Fob. 1-Judgc
Ernest B. Hughes of the district court
hpidng sensation this morning when
hc charged that some officers or
former officers had usurIcd his rights
and pructiccd high handed methods
WIN tho court The statement wan
made from the bench after the COUNTY
attorney had failed 10 find and rec
ord or papers n criminal cases set
d"Wn ON the docket for hearing to-
daN. Three men charged with robbery
were discharged.
= don't know whether these men
are guilty but there Us nothing on the
records In this count 10 show that
in"v were over arrested and so / Will
discharge them, said the court.
iai ~ Discharge Prisoners.
Tho prisoners DISCHARGED were
Harry Eccdy and W ". Woodward
Of kiefer who were arrested last 80
Nemuer on charges Of conjoiut robbery.
.hd hl1rkle Preston, VINO has been
hold for more than q year on charge
OF robbery II was alleged Preston
held up man at Eicfcr and robbed
hum Of $50
After the prisoners had been dis
charged Sheriff Wooftcr was ordered
to Visit the Jail and find out what each
prisoner was held for and make a re
port To the court. These men are
presumed TO be innocent" remarked
the court and unless there is more
evidence against them than those |
nave Just let go then there will bc
others discharged.
Investigation Ordered.
County Attorney Earl Foster was
instructed To investigate the misplac-
lng Of papers and records.
When seen in his office the county
attorney lntlmatcd that q grand fury
might be called soon to Investigate
matters. II have been approached
several times on this natter he said.
ana II the people of Creek county
want 10 see "a real probe Wen work
right from the bottom to the top.
~ would not ask aid from the at
torucy-scueral for ] am vested with
as much power ass he is and / would
gladly conduct the investigation if it
is wanted"
Information MCagcr.
Court has been in session for four
consecutive days and the state had
not secured conviction. Two ne |
groes We're tried on charges of grand !
larceny and murder but so meager
was the information of the cases I'm |
The hands of the county attorney that |
the jury readily acquitted them. They |
are the only trials that have been |
held.
The county attorney declared that !
there were less than ten of the cases |
of the 6S on the docket that he was |
prepared To go to trial with and that |
II would be necessary for him to ask |
that many Of them be dismissed for |
lack of prosecution.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02
"tsralld.'

"Camillc,' Alexander Dumas IA
nous French novel. will be presented
by the Van Dyke and Eaton Stock
company tonight and Saturday matt
nee and night
Six new amateurs will appear atrei
the last act of the play tonight Tuc
stock company will play at the
Yale theatre for seven days starting
next Sunday on account Of several big
ono night road shows coming TO the
Grand. and win return ON February
II, presenting for four days. a drama
tiaItion of Harold Boll Wric hts novel,
"The Calling of Dan Matthews"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02
-FOUR SCRIBES ARE HONORED
German Newspaper Writers Accorded
the Iron Cross for Services,

BERLIN, Feb. 1.-Four of Car
many's best known war corresnond-
ents, who since the beginning of hos
ulities have covered" the east, west
ana southeast fronts for well-known
berlin and provincial papers, have
hoen awarded the iron cross second
class, FOR their services to the father
iand' The recipients are William
Scheuermann, Rolf Brand, Prof
Heorge Wegener and Herr Katsch.
ASIDE from one. or two authors and
special writer's, they are the first
heWspapermen to be SO distinguished,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02
CHICKEN COOP TOP OF TRAIN
Irainmcn Puzzled How Fowls Came
10 Bc ON Car Roof.

El'klNS, w. Va, Feb. 1.-Whne
a Cumberland Valley freight brake.
m'n was going over his train while II
was running near Newville he dis.
covered coop of Rhode Island Red
ch'ckens on top of n car Members
OF the train crew say they are sure
me chickens were not on the train
when IT left Washington. Three eggs
found In the coop had been broken
Dy the 1olting of the train.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02

" OrIU VroCk IOUUIN UUr'Nu-
SApULPA, Okla. Feb An
nouucemont was made here this
morning 10y Division Superintendent
G. II McCarty OF the Frisco, that O.
G., Cox has been named assistant SUI
pcrintendent of the Cherokee subdi-
vision with headquarters at Sapulpa.
McCarty said the office Of superin-
tondent of terminals Is To be abolished
at once and j. 7, Brooks is to be made
of terminals at that place.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02
THE WOMEN LEARN GARDENING
British Want To Know About Herb
Growing and Not Patronilc Germany.

LONDON, Feb. Tho National
Herb-Growing association. organized
by women in the early. days OF the
war, has grown so that the growing
of herbs is now common among peo-
pie with small gardens. The object
is 10 put herb-srowng and drying on
n proper commercial basis so that II
may prove n valuable industry after
the war. Prior TO the war this coun-
try was largely dependent upon Ger
many for herb supplies.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02
Creek County Marriages.

World Creek County Bureau,
SAPULPA, Okla, Feb. Mar
riago licenses have been issued here
as follows: Lambert Roscoe Hiatt,
%, New Castle, Ind. and Gladys
Marie Smoyer. 20. Muskogoe: Leon
Gable, %, Gainesville Texas, and Fay
Kelley is, Fort Worth. Texas. &. Il
Wood, 20, Depow and Agnes Homan
Is stroud
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02
DIG PRUNES OUT WITH PICK
Stored Fruit Became Solid Mass,
Hard To Separate.

Los ANGELES. Feb. l.-Prunos
stored IN n California warehouse
after few months become welded
into a solid mass, which is attacked
with pick and shovel when it is de-
sired to remove them FOR shipment.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-09-20
Woman in Battle With Big Rather.

Whitesburg. Kv.. Sept, Is -
Mrs, c. Sturgill, a plucky noun.
tain woman of near Hindman.
west OF here in Knott county.
fought valiantly on the floor of
her little home a huge rattle
snake. Mrs. Sturgill had been
at the home of a neighbor and
upon returning heard a rattle.
snake buzzing in the home.
Seizing a rifle, she beheld a coil
ed monster upon the floor in a
striking posture. Taking aim,
the plucky woman fired. The
frat shot went wide Of its mark,
the second felled her victim, cut.
ting the snake practically in two.
Seiziug an AK. she chopped the
reptile almost to bits. The big
snake carried ten rattles and one
button.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-09-20
Community Builder.

In our opinion the banks and
business men Of Marion have
launched what will prove to be
the greatest factor as q commu.
nifty builder and a concerted
movement towords cementing
our people Of the entire county
into q unit and the stimulating
of an already growing and pro.
titable enterprise. the dairy bus
Crittenden record-press., 1917-09-20
K%a~f~R
kS)eCIEY

In honor Of Miss Mildred
Summerville who left Monday to
enter The Kentucky State COL
lege" at Lexington Miss Geneva
Daniel entertained a few friends
a. 6 o'clock dinner Friday even.
ing Of which the following
friends partook. covers being
laid for seven. Misses Lilly
Belle Dunn, Marjorie Paris.
Florine Harrod. Catherine Reed.
Maurine Harrod, making with
the host and guest of honor, a
jolly party, of seven. The din.
ner was served in four courses
and was delightful. The guest
Of homer was bidden bon voy-
age on her trip and given many
8 'o6 wishes for her pleasure and
advancement during he: stay at
Lexington.
Me.dames O. S. Denny and
j. B. White were hosts to 8
| vely bridge party Tuesday
afternoon at the Denny Bunga
low.
A delicious salad course wa.
served. Five tables of guest en-.
joyed their hospitality. Those
playing were Misses France.
Blue. Virginia Blue, Kittie Gray
Matte Henry, Madeleine Jenkin
Mamie Rochester. Susie Boston
Della Barnes. Frances Gray.
Mesdames Gugenheim. Bar
nett, Carnahan, Ferguson o
Nashville. Haynes. Henry, Tuck
er, Wilson. Glenn Num-. 7. J
Num-. White and Denny.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-09-20

DR.. J. X. Gilchrist was pain
fully and seriously hurt Tuesday
afternoon by q belt which flew
of at the chair factory striking
striking him in the abdomen.
He was bruised and passed con-
siderable blood. His friends
hope no complication will arise
and that he will recover rapidly
and resume his active business
career.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-09-20

On Saturday Evening Sept. 2Sae "
2 o'clock at my residence on east Bebs?
vile street, ! will offer for sale to the
highest and best bidder the following
property.
House hold and Kitchen furniture,
farming implements, Mccormick NOW
er. two horse ray rake, two horse wagon
surrey with pole and double harness,
roller and other items.
All sums under $500 cash
in hand, all over that on six
months time with bankable
note.
nDe>s> G Tlsnn>~c
Crittenden record-press., 1917-09-20
John S. Thomas.

E. E. Weldon of Tolu who pur.
chased the Henry cottage on
Salem street of Trice Bennett
has moved to the city to put his
children in school.
Mrs. Bryce Weldon and daush.
ter Miss Lou of st. Louis, No..
are guests Of E. E. Weldon and
family here this week and will
visit other relatives and friends
10 the county while in old Ken.
lucky.
DR.. F. V. Matlock of Salem
was in the City Tuesday. He
came to bring his wife and child.
rem to the morning train they
icing enroute to Hopkinsville t.
visit her mother Mrs. E. E.
Bro vning and her brother DR..
Fred G. LaRue, superintendent
Of the Western Kentucky Asy.
ium.
For the newest things in mil,
linery see Moore and Pickens.
Rev. w. H. Wallace of Nc
Kenzie. Tenn, is seriously il
with typhoid fever. a trained
nurse from Memphis is with him
John s. Thomas sold his house
and lot on east Bellville stree,
to Vernon c. Crayne for $3.50. 90
1t is a nice home and in a gooC
neighborhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Cruce Ief
Tuesday for an automobile triy
through Indiana. They will q
to Indianapolis, French Lick an(
West Baden returning via Louis
vile.
The Redpath Chautauqua vii
put on an eight weeks course a
each of the army Cantonment
this fall and winter. Malcom)
Dollar who is now with them a
B,ttle Creek, Mich. will max
the tour Of the army camps.
Mrs. Marion Clark and sol
George left Saturday for thei
home in Sikeston, Mo-. afte
spending several weeks here an
in the county, visiting relatives
Miss Mable Minner who spen
several weeks as the guests O
her brother and his wife q
Dodge City. Kansas, has gone t
Denver, Colo for a sojourn b,
fore returning home.
I DR.. r. L. Moore has been IN
disposed and was under tn
treatment of a DR.. for sever,
days last week.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-09-20

NeW ClOdkS anu OulIo dt q
bargain at Lottie Tinsley Terry's
Hamp Wolfe b ught a fine
four year old mare mule here
last week for $4,000 from E.
T. Franklin Of Fords Ferry.
Mrs. Rose Crider Of Shreves-
port. La. who has been here the
guest Of relatives for several
months left Tuesday afternoon
for Providence to visit relatives
there.
D. B. Kevil Of Sikeston, Mo. q,
was here Tuesday enroute from
Dawson to Providence,
Mrs. A. C. Cruce who was the
guest Of her brother J. |. Glenn
ent left Friday for Elizabeth
town to visit her sister Mrs. L.
o. Spencer and Rev. Spencer.
WANTED Hickory and Oak
logs.
Gilcbrist & Wheeler.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Alexander
and children, ]. 7. Js.. and Miss
Elsie Lee ard Miss Helen Harris
have returned from q trip Il
Fredonia. They were accom-
pinned home by Miss Mary
Guess. -Madisonville Hustler.
Rev. Rufus Robinson resigned
a. pastor of his six churches,
Damn Springs. Shady Grove,
Unity. White Plains. Crooke q
Greek, and Cave.In- Rock, anC
gene to offer his service a!
! Chaplin in the army.
The finest peach we have seer
this season was grown by Mrs
r. F. HAYNES and neasur,s 8
inches in circumference. 1t |,
Of the white heath variety, ver'
fine for preserving.
Hamp Woolfe has moved hi
family to the Green Jacobs pro
perty on Morganfield street ant
his son Lois has entered tn,
Marion Graded and High School
FOR SALE:-A four room hous,
on North Walker street.
nellie Walker.
Mrs, J. H Oxford of Oaklan,
City, nd, who w-s the CUES o
lg n tter Mr. II ia ca = Of
West Salem street last week lef
Monday or her home.
Mr. J i Reed, M;;'aes Mar
Tins y AMI Marie Williams o
Ku t;wI =, ''ored over 10 spen
Sunicy wit, Mrs Lotte rinsle
Terry a'd Mr. Terry.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-09-20
BONDS BONDS BONDS
the FID.IITY AND DEPOSIT COMPANY OF

I rep esent the FlD.TITY AND DEPOSIT COMPANY OF
MACY LAND we write bonds for Administrators executors
G. missioner. for SAL opety Receivers Trustees and
vers in u. S. Dauaruntc" proceedings.
Also bonds Zoe State Crny and Municipal Officials Don't
barass friends by ng them endorse for you just cal
ts pleasur for to your bond We also sell Life
Insurance. about an Income Policy.
{. L. I'arpendinS,
Marion, NY.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-09-20

rete ven
amour: OF the nc.rcy is the
to the banks. -oxt
The State will furoish judges
on that day to hold contests as
to thS best milk produces among
these heifers. lhe best c-eam
producers. the bes. caves etc.,
and tie b"nks and business men
OF A..iion havS suEc eriD-u
S225,0C to be given as cash
prizes Coz these confess. They
are furthermore advertising this
occasion throughout all the ad-
joining counties. by newspapers
and hand bills and it is their
ambition to make this day the
greatest that Marion has ever
seen.
We certainly are glad to ex-
tend to them our heartiest com.
mendation for the magnificent
effort they are making to bring
all classes of our people into closer
relationship and to create a COM
mon interest in something which
cannot result in anything other
than an increased prosperity
throughout our whole county.
And we unhesiAtingly make
these assertions because We
know fullwell that the zeal and
sincerely and money that the
business people of this town are
putting into this project on the
one hand and the time. trouble
and labor and the honest effort
these good farmers are putting
into it on the other hand must
necessarily produce results that
will ultimately prove 10 be con-
| ducive to the betterment Of
the community al large.
Now let US all. in view of these
facts, fan t'iat spark Of fellow
ship within our breasts into
flame and warm up TO this con-
cert of action and boost this
occasion and help to make it the
greatest and most fruitful gath
ering together that the people
OF this city and county have ev, !
had.
The list of those contributing
Crittenden record-press., 1917-09-20

A'e"u' he. red to the from
Prof. T. Earl when the IL
spent the summer her, hay
the cou lty with relatives n. .Di
ed to Oklahoma and entered Nor.
man. Okl; homa, State College
where he will take a post grad
yates course and some higher
bran ches the ersueins year.
Mr.. End Mrs. C.. P. Roberts
returned Sunday from Chicaso.
where the former had been
under treatment of q specialist
for tiselses Of the teeth ard
gums.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tred Durh.rl
and daughter. Miss Lois, of
Sturgis, motored over to this
city Sunday morning and were
guests of her parents, j. B.
Hubbard. They returned home
late 10 the afternoon.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-09-20
E. l. Harpending. Notary Publ

> turn 1t at once. s. M. Jenkins.
Ira c. Bennett and wife were
visitors here Friday, motoring
over from. their home in Ere.
donia to visit her brothers Mess.
r. Henry Bros, and their fam.
lies.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Orme and
Mrs. Clara Carnahan left Wed.
nesday for Cleveland, Ohio,
where DR.. Orme is attending the
Druggists Convention. They
will be absent the remainder of
Of the month.
Arthur Finley and family OF
Louisville who were guests OF
his mother Mrs. Lucy Finley and
his sister Miss Anna Lue left
Friday for their home.
Some bargains in the Kabo cor.
set at Lottie Tinsley Terry.
Miss Gwendolyne Haynes re.
turned home last week from
Walkers Sanitarium in Evans.
vile where she had been unGer
treatment for appendicitis and
tonsilitis.
Hon. l.. H. James spent les,
wsek 10 Louisville the guest OF
~ son U. s. Marshall f. II.
Jsmes. We have not heard
whsther he took in the State
Fsir or not.
Misses Linda Jenkins and
Virginia Blue spent Friday as
the guest Of Miss Annie Louise
Dean at the country home OF her
parents J. T.. Dean and Sife near
Crider.
Mrs. b. c. Birchfeld Of Shady
Grove and Postmaster Vim, d.
Tudor OF the same port were
guests OF friends in Marion
Thursday.
For correct styles and reason.
able prices in millinery see Moore
and Pickens.
J. r Summerv,lle who ac-
companied his daughter Miss
Mildred to Lexinton where she
entered State College stopped
of on the way home to attend
the State Fair.
See U. G. Hughes for picture
enlarging.
Jake Mayes Of Pittsburg, Pa,
arrived here last week for a
visit to his parents and other
relatives and friends before de-
parting for the front, He was
notified by the local board TO re.
port. which he did promptly.
Ms. Earl Cain and little Miss
Jenette Cain of West Frankfort,
H., who has been visiting J
Mack Hughes and family and E.
II. Mott and family OF Mexico,
KY. will return home by way Of
Elizabethtown, ILL.,, to visit he'
sister Mrs Cap Taylor Of that
place.
U. G. Hughes wants to en-
large your pictures, see or write
him.
Mrs. Clarence Williams anC
her two daughters. little Missei
Emma Sue and Lorere. of Ath
ems. Tenn, are guests of Mrs, 5
Gugenheim on corner Of Matt
street and Wilson avenue.
DR.. T. A. Frazer. who was o'
the program Tor a speech a
Browns school house SATURDAY.
favored his hearers with a mic
half.hour address on The War
and the Conservation Of Food
and a stress on Patriotism
which was appreciated by hi
audience and listened to atten
lively. DR.. Frazer is certainl,
doing his bit in the great strue
gle our nation is involved in.
r. F. Haynes. who attende
Al. Eac,,,Ly Ctata FUR lae
Crittenden record-press., 1917-09-20

a fool Is the only person who can be
huf by college education.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-09-20

II Mary hasn't a little lamb just now
she ought to go In for gardening. g,
Crittenden record-press., 1917-09-20

for Helena. Ark. to spend some
time. She will assist Mr.. White
in looking after the little folks
while her sister, Mrs. White. is
in New York with little Miss
Catherine. who is in a hospital.
Miss Lolita Frazier. of Prince.
ton, was here last week. She
is quite popular here and in
MEXICO, where the family form
erly lived. She was the guest
Of Miss Virginia Flanary.'
Mrs. Guy Lamb. Prof. E. j.
Travis and Miss Ethel Hard
were among those who attended
Parents Teachers associat i O n
held at Browns school house
Friday,
WANTED:-A woman to do gen.
eral house work, good wages.
Call Herman Clark, 34-2t rings
Marion, Ky. 9l32tp
DR.. John Luke HAYDEN OF
Salem. KY. has volunteered in
the U. s. Ambulance corps and
has gone to the front.
DR.. Edward Davenport of
Hampton left Thursday for | ouis
vile to enlist In the Medical de-
partment or Ambulance Corps
Of the U. s. Army.
Miss Gladys Hardy returned
from Evansville lat week by
way Of Tolu. going to that pace
on the Ohio River Packet. After
a visit to Mrs. Jshn Grim 8 q
relative who is wife Of the bank
er. Mr.. and Mrs. Crime,
brought her home in their car.
The last teachers exam nation
for certificates to teach for the
year 1917, will be held at the
court house Sept. II and q. State
and county.
f. j. Travis,
County Supt.
Mrs. Karl Ferguson and little
son. Of Nashville. Tenn. are
visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. B. Williams, of near
town. Providence Enterprise.
Mrs. A. N. Stallion and son.
Carl. of Lexington were here
this week visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. Doris. Dixon Journal.
Paul Escott and wife of Louis
vile who were guests Of his par,
ents Rev. II. V. Escott and Mrs,
E.cott on West Salem street IasI
week, left Friday morning fol
their home. Mr.. Escott i, Gen,
eral Passenger Agent Of e.
Missouri Pacific Railway syst m
Man past 80 With horse anc
buggy to sell Stock c, nditior
Powder in Crittenden County
Salary $40 per month. Addres,
9 Industrial Bldg India ap)!i.
Ind.
Come 10 the opening Of mex
and nifty millinery at Lstti,
Tinsley lie ~, $ every day in III,
week.
X X. Tudor and W. d Tud r
of Shady Grove, were in the ci'
Tuesday. Providence Ente r
prise.
Miss Trume Tod |, of Critic 1
den county. was the guest o
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Snow Mon
day and Tuesday. -Providenc
Enterprise.
; Mr.. and Mrs. W. N. Cullen re
turned to r pton Wednesda
after visit to the family of z
b. Cullen. Providence Enter
prise.
J. B. Ford, of Crittenden cour
ty, and a son, Will Ford of Fay
etteville, Tenn, who is tome o
IN visit wer L. tha city Nod
Crittenden record-press., 1917-09-20

"' '''''h VINO accompanie
gam Ter husbands across the A,
M;so carly stages of the wa,
:I2lt permitted to accon
friends he. : ~qd to the from
Prof. T. Earl when the
spent the summer her, hav
Crittenden record-press., 1917-09-20

ctator Is word Americans are I,
OF iigd hard 10 love or even re-
Crittenden record-press., 1917-09-20

two fruits Of politics.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-02
Time TOO SHORT
TO END FIGURES

From the time the public utilities
commission asked for the figures. the
Inter Island has been preparing them, :
said Norman F.. Gedge. assistant to
President James A. Kennedy OF the
Interlsiand today, but the compan''
has not had time TO complete them. =
Gedge said that he expects the fig
ures TO be done as soon as possible.
ION account Of finishing up his work
WITH the Audit Company OF Hawaii NJ,
IL Graham has not had time to take
cEaree Of our auditing and accounting
work yet. said the assistant general
manager. and he has consequently
not been able TO take up the figures.
We exFect be can begin to do so by
next week" =.
The public utilities commission. as
stated by the Star-Bulletin Thursday
afternoon, subpoenaed Gedge 10 APP.
pear before the commission at meet
ing to be held Thursday afternoon at
1870, and to bring with him books,
records and figures which will show
the business done by the ship, coal
and sother departments. 4