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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-A few tons of corn fod-
DER H. r. Brown. 2S3-2SS
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- WANTED-W Work by the hour Tel.
ar +. D. Tucker. 2s2 9s7ss.
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n Woman days week
h laundry, Aicir0Se Hospital. 2Sltf
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FOR Furniture and Ranges,
new and second hand. at ]. b. Dunton's
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The memory Of an INJURY is long; OF q
favor, short
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TO RENT--First class upstairs tene-
ment of five rooms, hot and cold water
and bathroom. Centrally located. Apply
tofh +. Perry. & CO., Main st. 237-tf
TO RENT--One fve-room apartment
in Grand View, street floor; also, four
room apartment All modern improve
ments. Tel. l46-M. Leslie Smith 245-tf
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/. 10 RENT To; y small, quiet, family
ia pleasant, sunny, convenient tenement.
inquire Mrs; l.. A. Cox, 1872 South
Main st. 2l2-tf
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q WANTED--A waitress. Memorial
Hospital. 27S-tf
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WANTED.

: WANTED Waitress at Rice s Res
tpurant 278-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SHAMPOOING and Manicuring. Miss
Mary A. Griffin, 139 Main ST. 299tf
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Mrs Redell, who has been visiting
at f. H. Brown s returned to McIn-
does Falls Wednesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-25
ABOLITION OF SKiP-STOP
CONSIDERED BY COUNCIL
Members OF Street Committee Think
Necessity Passed with Com
Ing OF Peace.

Early abolition of the skip-stop
system on all street railway lines was
indicated in expressions of opinion By
members OF the City Council attend
ing the meeting of the Street Com
mittee yesterday afternoon.
proposing to d. away with the sys-
that establishment OF the skip-stop
plan was permitted by the city not for
the benefit OF the Virginia Railway
and Power Company, but because the
United State5 government had re-
with the signing OF the armistice, he
thought that tho system should ou
abolished.
Alderman Fuller suggested that as
many people favored tho skip-stop sys-
TEN and many others opposed IL, there
should be public hearing on the mat
ter before the committee made it's
and this hearing set for O'clock +. NJ,
March 10.
In considering Alderman Pullcr's
resolution directing that an inquiry be
made as TO the cause of the delay in
erecting the bridges over the Bolt Line
at Broad Street and Monument. Pat.
ierson and Grove Avenues. Director of
Public Works Boiling stated TO the
committee that he had Just held a
conference With the officials Of the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac railroad Company. and they had
Informed him that it was their pur-
poso TO proceed with tins construc-
hcials had declared that the price of
war materials had delayed them, but
they would 1T once award contracts
FOR building the bridges.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-25
BILLY SUNDAY BEGINS
LAST ROUND OF BATTLE
Closes Campaign Here in Five More
Days of Work at City
Auditorium.
ARRIVES FROM PHILADELPHIA
Spoke in City OF Brothcrly Love for
Pocket Testament Lcague-As-
siStants Hold Many Meetings To-
day-Committccs Convene.
ARRIVES FROM PHILADELPHIA
MIR. Sundays sermon "IIe
Prayed More Earnestly" will be
found on page { of this Issue of
The TimcS-Dispntch.

Billy Sunday today begins the last
round Of his seven wceEs tight in
Richmond against the forces OF evil
~ o'clock this morning he is expect
cd TO return from Philadelphia. where
last night he spoke i'll the Metropolis
tan Opera House TO tremendous
crowd in the interest of the Pocket
Testament League. This afternoon
AUDITORIUM. Next Sunday night will
mark the close of his campaign here.
Ordinarily Mr.. sundays stay III Rich
.uond would have ended last Sunday
night, At the expiration OF the six
weeks his original program included.
because the. seating capacity of the
who wanted to hear him were turned
away. however, he determined to add
snoiher week TO his stay.
week. Every service at the Audi
can get in. sunday night Mr.. Sunday
will preach sermon prepared eS-
rccialiy for the closing of his cam
paiSn.
roma lining in Richmond gave up their
usual holiday TO carry on the sood
work. Matthews. Brewster and Rode
HEAVIER. musicians of the organization,
morning for the benefit of the Spring
Stree, Home fer Fallen Fallen Girl ;;, This
was largely attended.
Last night the trio, aided by other
members of the party, gave another
recital At the Auditorium.
T. IT. lIiner spoke TO Industrial en-
ployccs IL noon and a, ! o'clock. At
$50, he spoke TO q meeting at the Y.
N. c. y. Ernest NJ. Long and q. Jetcr
Jones also spoke at tho latter meeting.
The general committee OF the cam
paign met at o'clock in the Y. NJ. e.
\. and arranged for tho closing of the
campaign, The finance committee met
at s to arrange plans for Il frce-will
offering.
To-day Mrs; Asher will speak TO EN-.
poyees of J. Il. Mosby &; Co. at 8
o'clock; to girls al the Southern Bis
cui; Works at noon; to employees of
tho krat2 Paper Box Company at J.
70 business women's committee at Y.
". G. a. al $50; to Weisbcrgcr en-
ployces at $3.50; to the Girls Club at g.
and TO the Girls Council at the Y. w
g. \. lunch room at Q.
Miss Florence Kinney will meet with
sunday school teachers and supcrin
,Gndcnts at the Presbyterian Building
III o'clock this afternoon. She will
also conduct meeting at 2:30 for the
studcnts' committee at the y. 81. &. A.
and will talk to girls a John Marshall
iii3h School at 3:l5.
Miss Grace SAKE will speak at the
Methodist Institute at 6:45 clock this
AFTERNOON, and will conuuct her usual
!;ible class studies At Leigh Street
baptist Church ut O'CLOCK tonight,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-25
HlNER AND LONG DEFEND
WORK OF "Y" IN FRANCE
Say Organization Accomplished Big
fask In Crcditnble Manner--Critfcs
"Maltcious Liars,r

Central Y. NJ. c. a. Get-ToEethcr
Club members held their monthly meet
ing ~ supper last night. when reports
LOT inc months work were made. One
hundred and one members were re-
ported to the clubs credit during the
:, Speakers of the evening were
Ernest Ernest n. Long, Of Richmond, and
Judge Thomas r. Hner. of North
Dakota. both OF whom have recently
returned from over there" where thny
were engaged in "Y" work. Roth
took UP in detail some of the criticisms
mat have been current concerning the
failure Of the Y. NJ. G. a. to deliver the
goods in their work for tho soidiers
overseas overseas Both spoke convincingiy in
answer TO questions that have been
coming up constantly regarding these
In confirmation OF their statements
they quoted from General Foch. Cen
eral PershinE and President Wilson
az OF whom spoke in the highest terms
OF the work that has been accom-
hiished: and who Endorsed the work un
Judge Hiner was especially ploin in
ms statements. and branded as "A ma
iilci@us and wilfnl liar. or one who was
VINO states that the "Y" secretaries Il IL
not go into the front-line trenches Wit
me soldiers, To lend emphasis to his
STATEMENTS. he agreed to furnish proof
OIL any statements that he made
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-25
SUNDAY MUSICIANS GIVE
RECITAL AT AUDITORIUM
Mrs. Asher. Brewster, Matthews and
UodchcaVcr Sing md Flny
for Nichmond.

enc splendid rendering Of the Halle
luiah Chorus from The Messiah" by
ui his own compositions by Bob Mat
ttlctvs. musician and private secretary
10 Billy sunday, featured q concert at
100 City Auditorium last night, which,
TOR its unique program, has never been
Gup,it atcd in the history OF the city.
The Auditorium WAS filled to the
is!nIi OF us seating capacity o! 800
p"orle. The vast audience gathered
carly, good humorcd, happy. expect
ant, s,n,ilnS throng. bent on being en-
;rTtaincd and amused, and registering
assurance that they would not be dis
appointed.
Pleasing and persisten,ly cncored
were the songs by Mrs. William Asher,
oho has greatly endeared herself TO
me 1000 business women of the city
Mrs. Asher sang. two songs. Rode
!ections toSetheE-
Special Significance waa attached TO
The, singing OF Mr. Brewster, pianist
last night, since this is his s' last t" cam,
patgn with Mr.. sunday. Monday he
will go to New York for two weeks
brushing up in voice training before
Tex. where he will direct the choir OF
tho First Christian Church, and where
he VIII open II studio.
Mr.; Brewster sang rs special treat
ally song called Shutdown" the SEN
,ivncnt of which was the going west
o! the soldiers in the hospitals in
EnslaHd who often at the last asked
for the little old prayer OF childhood,
Now ! Lay Me Down to Sleep
Another selection by Mr. Brewster
.! peculiar interest was Should the
stars in Your Service Flag Turn 10
Cold" He was repeatedly enco:ed.
Fecitations. solos and final heart
to-heart talk on conservation ard re.
conservation and a call for decision
featured Mr.. Rodehearcrs share of the
program: over 100 responded TO his
request for people 10 stand and say 81
Will Many OF these were young
people.
Hundreds OF people crowded upor
the platform after the concert 10 speak
hands.
I'VE never saw town like Rich.
tnond for cordial. nice people" SAID
one OF the party last night Folks
we're never SO nice 20 us anywhere as
.hcy have been in Richmond"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-25
FUNDS FOR REBURIAL
OF CHAMBERLIN'S BODY
tttorne, for Estate OF Murdered ,Inn
WIN Provide Eapcnsrs for

y portion OF the funds OF the estate
OF judge .ilbert +. Chambcrlin. who
WAS KILLED by his brother, pr. Asa W.
tnarnberlin, in Goochland County, Oc-
tober 1914 may be devoted 20 dcfray-
ing the expenses 90 again burying the
iFnnaniS Of his body which we're
lounG after the murder according 10
. - rage, attorney for the estate OF
tIe murdered man.
fhe law clearly gives buria! expenses
Er"t men on PERSONS estate accord
ing t" the attorney. but whether there
E"coad burial was a dehatnbIe ,ice.
ti6n which conc"rncG what was lof.
- INC victim Of his brothers wrath.
ud"c Clam Inns body {. now in
!pr mnrgue "' a Richmond undertak
ing establishment where /, has been
g'.cr nc trial Of DR.. Chanberi;n in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-25
LAND ARMY DIRECTOR
SPEAKS TOMORROW
Wis. W. H.. Hubert Talks at Woman.
Ciuh In Interest OF OrSanixatIon.
Lupton Also on Program

Mrs W; II. Hubert. of Washington.
!,aliohal director of the Woman's Land
Arn! WI! sneak tomorrow afternoon
a, $50 o'clock at the Woman's Club.
,,e!ing IN general way of the worle
ne organization has accomplished II,
lnr past and how 1t proposes to holm
soive the industrial and agricultural
problems in the future.
Ve-minutc talks will be made also
ZION commission, who will tell what
she iand army actually accomplished
IN ~ ms farm; j. Il. Bolts and George
IT. lnman. who VIII speak of the needs
me state now has for such an or
The public is invited 10 attend the
meeting. '"o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-25
"SHUTTLE" TRAIN LOSES
OGiclHls Claim Line Costs saU0 MONTH,
Above Receipts. aud Thrcntcu
TO Quit.

Patronage Of commuters of Chester.
held County must be mmcdia,ely aid
materially increased or they may lo.c
the service OF tho special shuttle
train OF the Atlantic Coas; Line Rail
road, operated for their convenience.
according TO officials
1t is stated that the train is bc!n;:
operated al loss OF over $500 a month
and II is declared tina; tho passengers
now carried do not warrant Il continu-
ancc OF the service. rs ON many irip:;
ricd.
When the Atlantic Coast Line aban
transferred tho Petersburg locals ~
the new Broad street Terminal com
plants were entered with the Unite
safe Corporation Commission. and tho
shuttle train was put OF as an cX-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-25
FUNDS MUST ~: RAISED ny
TANNTION RATIiL:K ,CIIiN noAnS

The Mayor stood firm last nigh, in
MS position that revenues for running
no city must. under the terms OF
Quarter provisions. be raised by means
o. taxation rather than By borrow
the necessary funds. as has been rru-
posed before. and which was proposed
again last night.
In reply Ia ". W. Rountrce who ia
"a prepayment Of tho borrowing scheme.
and who thought this particular pro
vision Of the charter might bc over
BOXED. ic declared vigorously that
'E!s sort o. advice TO tho Mayor or
I" any public servant WAS n very
dangerous thing: that tho people made
III" laws under which they lived ana
expected of officials whom they elected
10 be guided Ivy tAcm.
II TN" Council follows recommends
lions IN tho budget AS it stands nov.
tho effect VIII II" 10 add Il IAN OF 30
cents on tho 5l00 Of taxable property
20 tile existing tax rate of si.s5. The
Mayors tentative plan is TO separat -
schools from other city departments
in arriving At revenue needs to give
them tho proposed 30 cents and leave
tho existing rate Of Sl.65 TO care for
all other expenses
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-25
SPEECHES ON SUFFRAGE
Five Virginia Women Who Attend Vic.
tory Dinner TO Speak
Here Today,

Five Virginia women who attended
the "omcn's Victory dinner aud con
terence held recently In Washington
~iil address the regular weekly n.c,.
ing OF the Equal Suffrage League of
richmond At Suffrage Headquarters,
ternoon ~ $3.50 o'clock They arc:
MIS- X. u. Potts. Mrs. Sally Nelson
Robins. Miss Bessie =. Taylor, Mrs
,Nanoo!Pn Maynard. MIS-. Il. II. Mum
ford Miss Lucy Randolph Mason.
PRESIDENT OF the league, Is chairman
OF the meeting. Tea hostcsses for the
AFTERNOON arc Miss Gertrude Lewis and
Mrs. J. Pope Nash
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-25
Salesman Wanted.

VARSITY UNDERWEAR COMPANY.
of Baltimore. making an exceptions
line of mems and boys ATHLETIC
uNDERWEAE. Paiarnas and Night
Eobcs. desires Grst-class REPRE-
liahcd business, with best tradc-for
Southern States south. OF South Caro-
lima. Only those we'll acquainted with
and controlling this class OF trade need
apply. Answer with references and
full Information. VARSITY UNDER
WEAR CO, 2i05-2i"l Eastern Avenue,
Baltimore, AId.--AdX
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-25
ARRESTED FOR AUTO THEFT
Unchanged soldiers Taken Into Cn.-
'ody with Alleged stolen Chr
From Newport News.

Two discharged soldiers. Alfred
Erogn and Henry !. Rogers. were AZ.
charge5 with the th.t: Of An snt t1" y.
htir, Richmond police onicials we're
notited yesterday that the car alleged
from here. Onicials looked ur. he nI,,n,
hnr Of tho car In question and found
that u VAS tho property OF bottling
MnTHt IN Newport News, Tho. ,Syo
g,,dicrs we're recently dischargcd IL
StNport News
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-25

Mrs. kii;ie @. Hurt, who was knocked
down BY an automobile Saturday night and
PAINFULLY Injured. Is improving at her home,
s5Q9 West Main Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-25

Cru;chiield today. charged with the sale OF
whisky. lie was placed under arrest yestcr-
day by officer Il. r. Dunn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-25
The Confederate Museum

Open Daily from 9 \. NJ. to 3 p N.
Saturdays a. NJ. TO " p A.
WELtTil AND CLAY STREETS
ADMlS SlOS, .Jc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-25

In the Law and Equity Court yesterday
the james Lumber Company filed suit
Damages In tho sum of $3.50 were claincd
and an attachment prayed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-25

Drunk AND disorderly was the charge
against fourteen sunday cclebrators who alp.
reared before Justice Crutchneld in Police
Court yesterday, and paid SO and costs
each for their celebration.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-25

ed fireman by Director OF Public Safety
Myers He was later sworn IN by City Clerk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-25

Andrew 6. Rice. a barber. was arrested
the charge Of being a fugitive from Justice
from Petersburg. 1t is said that he Is want
ed there for nonsupport. Rice was employ
ed here in barber shop lower Main
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-25
Richmond Euents
in Paragraph Form
Current Local NeaUs Told
Briefly for Benefit of
Busy Readers.

Theft OF his automobile was repor,ed TO
the police Yesterday by j. b, Icftwich OF
0S West Grace Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-25

a ne!Shborhood prayer meeting will be held
IN the chapel OF Grace Covenant Prcsbyic-
r.an Church this morning al 20 O'Clock. rho
meeting VIII be led by Mrs. S. w. stephen
Women's Christian Association
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-25

Richmond men Included In the casualty
lists lists To-Day are James G.: Matthews. SIS
% No. !; who were Wounded to an undetcr-
mined degree. and William c. BEDFORD 1910
Iaylor Street. who was slightly woundcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-25
KEIIIDRATING OUTFIT
WILL, III, On DISPLAY

- rehydrating outfit will be used
70 show how water can be added TO
dried food TO make it suitable for table
use. We will not overlook the possi-
bilitics OF table decoration. either. and
the problem OF the balanced ration
There Will also he Il demonstration
cheese and buticr. We sh,i, Ia ~ cr,s
phasis on the value of milk product $
as food. Special pamphlets which VIII
DC available for free distribution will
treat in detail matters connected with
the handling OF food by the house
wife"
Success is assured to the show by
inc NUMBER OF exhibitions which have
been arranged and The Interest which
Is being manifested by the women OF
Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-25

Brook Lcadbetter acquitted yesterday
in Hastings Court on a charge Of Grand
larceny OF an automobile belonging to II. l.,
Jointly charged in tho same Indictment
was dismissed by the commemorative At
torney.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-25

Frank y Martin tSo). HARRISBURG Pa
EcnefifHc MattinEiy t:O. Cleveland. o.
Writ u. Earksda!c (cN Richmond.
Cora farbrouGh (:D. Richmond
Walter g Barnes US). Richmond.
L!nnctt Wilkcrson Usp. Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-25

The Ella V. Wood Union. OF tho woman's
Ghr,sGan Temperance Union. will meet to-
list Church. Business OF Importance Will be
transacted. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-25

Marriage Licenses

The date liked for the rouvcnir,r Of
the spring term Of the Supreme ,rorr,
OF Appeals is Tuesday. March 4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-25

Samis Grotto will give a dance To IT'S NOM,
oeTs and prophets ut the drill hail. Harrison
Ing will begin at . O'clock Music viii he
furnished by largo orchestra
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-25

Head the Want Ads Today 2
and every day during the week. Scrca
days OF UNINTERRUPTED and excellent
sales scr"ice by these sales builders.
Phone your Want TO Randolph l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-25
State AGENT PLANNING
EXHIBIT FOR FOOD SHOW
Work at Timcs-Dispatch
Exposition.
TO BIZ HELD WEIsK OF April 4
Modern Appliances Will BE Shown
to Decrease Drudgcry OF House,
Notwithstanding Plant One of
Chief Features OF Show.

Preliminary arrangements have just
been completed by Miss Ella Agncw,
state agent of home demonstration
work. for Il complete exhibition OF the
handling of food, from the time i, is
produced until il is served. at the food
show to be given at the Blues Armory
the week OF April 4. under the auspices
Of The Times Dispatch. Three large
viii DC lifted with modern appliances
designed TO remove much Of the druIc-
cry of homework.
Miss Agnew's work is done in con-
nection with the home demonstration
activities fthe state Agricultural Col
lege and the United States Depart men,
OF Agriculture. She is assisted by
Misses Wallace and Logan both Of
whom will be in attendance at the
booths during the period OF tho food
exposition.
MISS AGNEN ENTHUSIASTIC
OVER COMING EXPOsIrIoN
When seen yesterday afternoon at
the dehydrating plant at the Sixth
street Market, Miss ASnew seemed en-
thuSiastic over the coming show and
the opportunity il would afford her
70 carry her message OF food prepara-
tion and saving TO the housewives of
Richmond.
We shall have our exhibition show
the process of the handling of food
Tor the home from the time il is pro-
uuced until i is prepared for servins,
on the table" said Miss Agnew. The
direct the way to the most efficient
way of preparing food for the table
Tor both present and future use.
small household canning and dry
Kitchen as well as in rural homes will
direct attention 10 the posi- bilitics of
drying and preserving food for use
later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-25
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
TO TAKE HAND IN BUDGET
Appoints Committee to Confer Will,
City Officials and Report
OH Condition
MAYOR WILL WELCOME ACTION
Wants Other Organizations to Follow
Suit--Stands Firm in Position
That Revenues Must BE taiscd
Through TaXatior.

Bringing to bear upon the solution
OF the city's financial problems the
business element ot Richmond. the
Chamber Of Commerce last night at
the Jefferson Hotel appointed five Of
its members as a committee to confer
with the Mayor and other city Of
iicials on the budget for the curren,
year and to assist in arriving at tho
oeSt method OF raising needed revenue.
restigatio and study or the si,uatiou
and viii report back TO the chamber
or It's r board of directors its findings.
sultins with the Mayor and Council
as the best means OF securing ncces-
sary funds for city expenses during
possibility, without impairing CT
hciency, Of cutting down expenses con-
'a,med IN the Mayors tentative budget.
=. Easley on the committee are: w. r.
Reed. former president Of the cham
Der; James r. Gordon, T. NJ Caring
w. II. Schwartzschild and r. VI.
itountrcc. Though no time was men
toned for these men to begin their
c comm; Is presumed that they will
MAYOR WELCOMES ACTION:
WANTS OTHER BODIES TO HELP
Mayor Ains!ic. in commenting upon
INC appointment. said he not only well
c"med such action on the part Of the
chamber OF Commerce. bu, that to,i;:v
nc would write TO tho Civic Associn.
ion, the Retail Merchants Aasocin-
L,oii ana the Central Trades and Labor,
wise. W. my
At another point in tho discussion.
me Mayor reminded II. w Rountrce
CHAT the bulge, which goes To- Inc
oonncit this year, prepared after :.
survey or the needs Of the various de-
paIunents of the city governments. is
not the sort OF document which Inc had
Desn accustomed TO in former years.
one IN which appropriations rcUuestcd
were almos; invariably capable of So
terc prmninE--bu; one which contains
items OF expenses literally cut to the
Now: If there is any possible ,.av
o. cutting down these items further"
the MAYOR concluded, II certainly will
hot stand in the way. but will wei
come any assistance from any source
Which is designed to help in the soIn-
ton OF a knotty problem"