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Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-21
FOR CHR|ST'S SWEET SAKE
AND CHARITY IS THE GALL

Under the above caption the Lit
erary Digest" printed an appeal for
the Armenians, which is said to have
netted $4,000 This splendid achieve
ment is mentioned solely as an illus
trAtion of the interest, which this
Cause of Relief for the Near East has
aroused in the most discriminating
circles of thought and influence. Those
who are in = position to examine the
facts most thoroly seem most eager
to advance the Cause. President VIII
son, receiving his information from
diplomatic and consular represents
tives, gave warning that ''the suffer
ing and death from exposure and star
vation will inevitably be much great
er this winter than last unless the sur
vivors can be helped by further con-
tributions from America" Theodore
Roosevelt, after looking into the mer-
its Of the case, wrote with the fevor
which he reserved for . Cause he
heartily espoused: with al my
heart I wisA you Codspeed IN the work
Of relief you have undertakes for the
Christians In Western Asia" And
showing his faith by his works he
made . personal contribution Of @1-
The ease II really desperate. The
fate Of those victims Of Turkish cruel
~ IL the fate Of starving cattle ON .
grassless, sun-scorched plain. How
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-21
WAY OPENINc 10 GET
MUNICIPAL COAL MINES
L6aalne DiM Prsvides That Tswn May
Use 1ee Acres withsst Royalty.

NJ a and ninesal Land leasing bEIl
v8eA los bssa be6sse eeagress for
~ years, = expeeted TO pas, b.
- ~ soolioA en1s - March lth.
N4agseelnnA Tay1se calls stesafisa
s4 HeWs.cgspisa % Ais pr0visien Il.
ljlng ~ lltlg q lo0 eexos Of cpal
~ - uqnieiSAtiss. Any ineofpoF-
- t6UA y aIJ1vsd 70 talks . Qnaxtsr
oQ11Gn, ~ uin6 IL eeal On k with
- yegllt3es fer the eel or ths Land
eopt61, ps0vidsd thsy sell it at cost
~ - poop1o Il the town.
4f2lg - this section, We note BY
y1u16y'S papers that Mayor Cher.
S1Go1a e 0fend 5unction announces
~ - sesa - the bill passes that
ejly Win hle on tract 1t has already
D.ea ct, and will open . municipal
eoal nina.
~ = Pct provision Of Mr.. Tay-
lee9 nd will operate to protect N
oG1lnst the extortions Of coal COM
pen3ea. We ought to prepare to take
69v1nkage Of it at once. There il
cafy q coal Land adjacent to Gun
- that can be easily opened and
~ Dedexn tractors delivered In our
~ = . cost much below the pres
~ prices. Even II we do not oper.
~ Il mine, the fact Of its being .
possibility should have beneficial eff
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-21
YES, NEWS-CHAMPION MADE
GOOD ON ADVERTISING CLAIM

News Champion made slight error
last week. We figured up hastily the
inches Of advertisinR end lumped It
ut $50 inches. A = careful 3ricAd
measured it after the paper came out
and declared that 487 inches was the
limit. But this friend also figured up
the combined advertising in the other
four county papers and asserts that it
adds up to 474 inches. This does not
take any account Of the plate ads on
the "patent insides," for no local pap
er gets cent of revenue for that.
One interesting fact about this is
that the Gunnison Republican carried
243 inches Of live local advertising,
while the Empire only carried 1871
inches. Score almost two to one for
the Republican under its new aggres-
sive management.
Your News-Champion doesn't in
variably carry more advertising than
the other four county papers put to-
gether. That could hardly be expect
ed, since these things change from
week to week, but as a general rule
it is fact that "The News Champion
prints more live local news, has q
larger circulation and carries more
advertising than all the rest of the
county papers combined"
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-21

ever, there is the difference that the
suffering Is not that of the coarse
brute, feeling nothing but the torment
Of his maddening hunger; but il is the
suffering of human beings with loves
and fears and cares and has all heart
sensibilities like our own. It is the
suffering Of people looking back on
ruined homes; it is the suffering of
refinement violated by brutal and in
decent outrages; it is the suffering Of
the husband looking into the hollow,
burning eyes Of the woman he loves,
and is powerless to help; it is the suf-
ferin9 Of the son and daughter listen.
ing TO the delirium Of the old folks
raving of the days of food and comfort
enA the sheltered family; 1t is the suf-
tag3ng Of the mother, offering her dry
breast to her famished child and wild
y elutching It to her bosom in the vain
endeayor to quiet its raging torment,
which perchance will not Be quieted
until lies htful fever be forever
eaded.
The sufIerings Of the children,-
WHO can think Of that and be unmov-
81 Four hundred thousand Of these
su6ering Armenians and Syrians are
reported to be little children. In Leb-
anon, where the cedars grows . thous-
and years, . thousand little children
have been cut OF IN . single day.
Continued on Page Four)
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-21
COMMUNITY FORUM WHISTLES !
WITH WE|GHTY QUESTIONS

and horrible experiment.
The attempt yesterday ON the life
Of Premier Clemenceau Of France, Il Z
sample Of their work, for the Bcaihe-
Viii have no more use for democxat-
ic France then for autoeratic Russia.
But what Il this madness that has poo-
sessed Ruasisf 1Eiss Todd Traced 4
to tie influence of Kafl Marx, II
German socia3istie p1iiIooup1ssr, Wlhoo0
book, ~Das Kapital,r seems to Be .Hks
fegndatioa of Aggressive sceialian, q
m IT., Do1GnGVilEfn, 81 - ~ I,
". ~. e3anenf q ultra rndseolD thaf
are tzsuhalng - = AnazSen.
- = e r. r. "a !: &; - n = - e 8
9l ~ : 80 vlsse r. - - p
(cak.Isa = teer3
n X & - - = : - 80
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-21
SHALL WE HAVE A COUNTY
SOLDIERS MEMORIAL AND
WHAT WILL 1T BE :

At meeting Of the cunnison counz
ty Chamber Of Commerce held Febru-
ary IA, q motion was unanimously
adopted to the effect that:
1--WE unqualifiedly favor = suit
able memorial for the soldiers,
sailors, and airmen who have fought
in the World War from Gunnison
County"
A committee was then appointed to
secure expressions from the people Of
the county as to the nature of such q
memorial, its cost, and the best meth
cd of raising the funds.
Saturday, at the mid-winter busi-
ness meeting of the Gunnison County
Stock Growers Association, similar
resolution was unanimously passed
heartily endorsing the same move
ment.
In n response to this demand, your
committee appointed by the Chamber
Of Commerce requests Suggestions
and opinions concerning such men,
orial.
OF what nature shall it be, and
where located? Almost every coun-
ty oricity in the United States is tax
ing up a similar idea. Plans differ
widely. Some favor the old plan of
monument or statue AT some
street intersection or park. Others
favor the dedication Of library, or
. public building. Denver il discus
sine . welcome arch Of magnificent
design Pueblo people. after long
discussion, have adopted . pipe organ
u the new city hall. These are but
. few of the plans proposed.
Whatever memorial Is adopted will
be inscribed nrst with the names Of
eur boys who have fallen in the tight
and in addition with al names u Gun-
nison men enrolled to serve.
Thru the newspapers, or by letter,
sOar citizens are requested to suggest
suitable memsrials, and paans fer
suising de neeesaafy Aoney. Afler
receiving fhese ideas tAe esmmittee
vii present them to the Chamber Of
Commerce or some other body in
authority for further recomnendA-
tion.
II. r. LAKE JR.
e. n. NOURSE
W. r. KREUTZER
Committee.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-21
.CHAMbER Of COMMERCE
GOING AFTER BROAD CAGE
Sullivan and Martin Head Our Commercial
Body for 1919. Chamber Endorses Soldiers
Memorial. Wants Better Accommodations
For Tourists.

Tie Gunnison County Chamber Of
Commerce took on new vieor st it,
annual meeting Friday night. After
= splendid dinner at LAVeta the rep
resentative business men present
earnestly discussed half dozen or
more important matters coming up
for our county in 1919 and organ
lied by electinX eleven directors who
in turn selected DR.. Geo. Sullivan rs
president, and Clyde Martin secre-
tAry.
Broadgagihg was the big topic Of
debate and everyone took part. Is it
possible now to get this tremendous
improvement that will remove the
handicap under which our industries
suffer! Following the passage Of the
recent memorial to congress by the
Colorado State Assembly. the entire
Western Slope Of Colorado is up in
arms 70 impress the crying neeed of
. broadgage not alone upon congress,
but upon officials Of the road and the
u. S. Railroad Administration.
E. II. Nourse, C. H. Stone and T. w.
Gray were appointed as committee
70 prepare data and appropriate REF
olutions for the purpose. BY another
motion r. n. 1ambdin was lat-
er added to the committee. Commit
tees from Montrose. Delta, San Migual
and Ouray counties are assisting. II
this is the tide in the Affairs Of Cum
nison which taken ut its food lcods
on to fortune the Chamber Of Com
naerce proposes to float . few boats
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-21
LEGISLATURE CONSIDERS MANY
BILLS OF VARIED VALUE.

Both bills by Representative Thom-
pson relating to the Normal have now
passed third reading in the house.
and are in conference to determine.
whether the house or senate bill shalf
60 TO the governor for his signature.
The first Of these bills will fransfsr
"a acres Of the Normal campus to
the Ccunty High SchDol eeumittee
for building purposeA The oriefnaI
c.mpus exceeded the forty acres rcd
Cd IN tie enabling aet for the Normal
n about this amount. Ths ooccod
~ edvec en- Normal II ON exnnnin-
bssssssis s . r. & ~ ~ Il r. ' !.
8 ''''' g '!si' Il /! -! ) 4 !
fkfsslst4z =, f,.rrtt,s s,,zx - : =.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-21
PIONEER OF g YEARS
PASSES 10 GREAT BEYOND
John B. Csats Settled in Tsaichi VAL
ley - Yea1 Aga Died Saturday
Lase.

One Of our respected eitiseas and
pioneers, John B. Coats, passed away
at his home in this city Saturday
night. February 18th. at e:lk Deakk
Was due to . sudden attaek Of pneu-
monia, altho Mr.. Coats had not beeA n
good health for the past few years.
In the passing Of this esteemed nnn
-one Of the early pioaeers Of car osun-
ty-hAs been removed oae WHO for ~
past forty-two years had Fesidsd Il
Gunnieoa county, and had eaKvQ1
from the wilderness . splendid 1nGA,
- well - lent his streAgth nd -
fluence in other ways 70 p1acing
Western COLORADO IN The led
John Coats was born ten miles seuth
east Of st. Joe in Buehanan County,
No., on April n, 1859. In 1851. vissa
the country was in the throes of the
civil war. he enlisted in April, Join
ing the Confederate army and serv-
ing in Beyd's Battalion. He was
wounded at the famous battle Of Pa
Ridge, and spent soma time In Q hoo-
pital at Little Rock. On his recov-
cry he Wns made head Of the chief
field transportation department with
the rank of captain.
On February Is, 1874, Just q years
ago the day he died, he married tha
lady Of his choice, Miss Sarah Dever,
in Gentry County, Mo. Two years
later he, with his wife, came to Colo
RADIO, coming to Gunnison county the
following spring. He preempted q
homestead in the Tomichi valley and
remained in the ranching business un-
til 1909, when he decided TO move 70
Gunnison and take . well-earned rest,
He purchased home here and has
since resided in our city except for
winters spent in various parts Of the
country.
Mr.. Coats was highly respected by
all who knew him, either in business
or social life. His familiar figure will
be greatly missed from our midst.
Besides his wife, he. il survived BY
two brothers, A. B. Coats, who re-
sides in Cunnison, and E. B. Coats, Of
Elk Head, Douglas County, Oregsa.
J. r. Corbitt and ]. B. Corbitt Of Par
lin are nephews Of the deceased.
Funeral services were held from
the home on Monday 1t 1850, inter
ment being made in the Masons' and
l0dA RellouB' essneteFy. -
The sympathy Of the community h
extended to the bereaved relatives.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-21
JUDGES SALARIES RAISED

BY . vote Of 26 to 10 the senate has
approved the $50, 900 appropriation
for . memorial TO Colorado's dead in
this war. The only opposition to the
l. not yet really technically over and
soldiers first.
Other bills passed provided for m
appropriation Of $27,500 to be used
with similar federal government
sum for vocational training. The
raising Of the salaries Of the supreme
court judges to $1,000 annually, and
district court judges to 5000, an
nually, was passed.
This action raises the salary Of
Judge 7. j. Black and other state dis
trict judges to 5000 a year.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-21
WRIT IS DIsMIssED

The supreme court Wednesday dis
missed the writ Of prohibition md
certioran issued early this year to
prevent Judes Jshn ]. Mullins Of tie
Denver district court from removing
J. F. Manning q receiver Of the Colo
rAdo Yule Marble company. The ef-
fest Of the opinion u TO remove Man
ming from his position and place Fred
J. Chamheriin, the appointee Of Judge
Mullins in charge of the affairs Of the
company.
Incidentally this is q victory for
Gunnison county and for Judge Sapp,
our county attorney, since the Man
ming and 8. D. Crump, his attorney,
have been responsible for refusing
70 pay the taxes and stirring DIP al
Of the trouble.
The supreme court decision declares
that the writs were Nerroneously and
impfovidently Issued upon IN @im-
proper and mi6leading statement Of
feetg~ and that the orders Of Judge
Mullins were clearly within the juris-
1leeino u the District Court.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-21
Kee,sr Sell. Rainbow Garage

Kes,sr Sells Rainbow Garage
WIN Kcclor has sold his Rainbow
Route Garage, including equipment
and Ford Agency to J. Mently Of Wy
ening. Sanford Zeigler still owns the
building. Mr.. Mently came in Sat
u5Shy, liked the proposition, pur-
erased, and returned that same even
ing - far as Denver to close up other
h9aipess and take charge here the 18th
e March. He u an electrical engin-
eer e Wyoming. Mr.. Keelors health
49, loe4 x1sy poor for some time and
he has dot yet decided dpon future
plans.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-21

constables.
The house has passed the bill maxi
ing IL hours an hour the minimum
Tor stock trains and another bill fur
nishing an appropriation for fighting
the alfalfa weevil. Both Of these bills
Are by Representative Rockwell cf
Delta, and AFFECT our county favorably.
Ilere has been long drawn fisat
o9r public schools. It e not ~ -
sied. bit epparsntiy IL A1erieon
eseene1e wfn win agafnse ~ m
1he hnl . prsvids free tuition p
gen4e o6upakiG6l inGaafufienS 16Sr ~
1loenaky4 ee.9ex - ~ Cy1Ss
-, ';,,ssl,ss5 - - slIl I:r 49,. !.
ii 9 ~. -,
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-21
II. r. LAKE JR.
e. n. NOURSE
W. r. KREUTZER
COMMITTEES.

The second meeting Of the Com
nnunity Forum held last night, was
very well attended IN spite Of the faet
that Douglas Fairbanks wns . count
er attraction.
At the opening, some verZ. GOOD
Glee club unaer diroc4iea 81 1kins
Haxeltine. A patxiotid sst4ing e
Handel's Anvil Chsg1A wAs 16lIeWed
~ sKeatueaEy Dabe,s ren6eroA vitA
Aslightful phrasing - - sxee1-
-, No 1eul3so11d11ne1 r. VNJ
SInxmi1g appeaxanee ~ wsso ~
lk Ss1lhsyitsr ~ - A69e
lk1e spE.speo ~ ~ IL -
- Q W enx 80 = .
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Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-21
ADD ONE MORE NAME TO
COUNTY LIST OF SOLDIERS

A Gunnison soldier whose name has
not been reported Is BENJAMIN H.
Corbltt, brother Of ]. r.. and J. B,
CoEbitt Of PAriin, and nephew Of the
Coots families Ben Corbftt used 70
hye nelr Pariin, but was IN California
uAea the war started he enlisted
- esve his hemA addrees g Rariin.
e = ~ No. nosxeane q NeWpo1t
MsWS 81 II IN tG4hntxx. He 49,
- hEstbaFs u Rnzlin that ~ = mn
r. 80 :. sssssf = Ssssk ssa1 -:
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-21
TAFT SAYS HE WOULDN'T
TRUST EM OVER NIGHT

San Francisco, Feb. 19.-"The
gentlemen in the senate who are
setting out to defeat this league
Of nations are those / would not
trust overnight" Former Presi-
dent William H. Taft said here
tonight. This is not . political
question. God forbid. ! am glad
President Wilson went to Europe
because he went bearing . prom
Use Of league of nations. The
application at this time of the
doctrine Of avoiding entangling
alliances is reactionary to the ex-
tent of delaying world peace one
hundred years"
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-21
HETHERINGTON RUNS TRUE TO
FORM. IS HE "A DEMOCRT1"

We will say this for Hetherington.
He Is quite impartial from q political
standpoint in his opposition to Gun
nison county man getting job. First
there was Senator Pearson, m ola
line democrat Then Judge Shackle-
ford was successfully prevented from
landing . good appointment that .
. republican Of high standing. This
year he starts In ON Dr.: Hanson. .
imously endorsed BY the western
SloHe for re-appointment. Probably
4 Hetheringtcn had been elected 81
other orSanisation be would be jast
as ambitious to defeat any member q
that party frua his own locality.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-21
NEW OFFICERS AND DIREC.
TORS OF THE CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE

OF. 1t r1gft away.
II was shown that business on the
third division had practically doubled
within the last few years. Last year
there were over 1900 cars Of stock
aI.i 1870 Ears Of hay shipped OF. Of
our county. Coal shipments have run
close tc so cers q day, to say nothing
Of Somerset coal. In fact we have one
of the best paying divisions Of the RIO
Grande which is being steadily milkeei
for the benefit Of other portions Of the
Confined on Page Four)
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-21
MONTROSE AND DURANGO ARE
TO HAVE FEDERAL BUILDINGS

WasnIhgt0h, req. U."The house
public buildings and grounds commit
tee has reported out the omnibus pub
lie buildings bill with four items for
the state Of Colorado. Durango is al.
lowed $3.50, 900 increase in addition
TO the 100000 already appropriated
for public building; $3.50. 900 was al
lowed for . public building at Mont
rose; Canon City gets an appropria-
tion Of $85, 900. and Sterling Of $9O,-
600 for similar purposes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-21
SHE CROSSED THE HIGH SEAS

Cartoons Magazine:
She had q fortune in her voice
Her music teacher told her,
And, when she learned the fatal truth
Nor hth nor kin could hold her.
She lives in Europe now, and Karl
Won Essen
Removes the fortune from her voice
At forty bones per lesson.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-21
BALDWIN STAR COAL
NINE TO BE OPENED

les. Ferrens and Carl Silka have
e1eNsed 4 lease on the well known
1SeNin Star mine, and are opening
0pecting to supply the trade with
"a excellent coal very shortly. Mr..
zTens went up Tuesday to start the
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-21
New Phs.e llssaser

Hugo FAgreiius, for several years
connected with the Montrose tele-
phone exchange has been promoted
TO be manager Of the Gunnison ofliee,
70 replace F. w. Rector, who goes 10
Santa Barbara, Calf. Mr.. Fsrgelius
arrived Wednesday, with his mother
and two younger brothers, and is al
ready in charge Of the business, which
includes, the Pitkin, Crested Butte and
Lake City offices - well - that at
Gunnissa. The new mahagef II spok-
en- Of ~ efficient and able and he and
his relatives will be welcomed into
our business and social life.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-21
WIN There Be lee Jans3

WNI Ihere Be lee Jams3
The government man IN chAree Of
stream measuTesnents, T. ]. Wafkins,
Of OuIoy, was over this Woek a his
usual trip. He Eopests treneadouaiy
thick tes On the rivers IN some places
three and half fest, but does not
think there u sufficient snow low
down to noat the lee and cause dam
age IN the spring breakup. How
ever, some old-tfmers are fearful Of
Ice jams . few weeks henoe.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-21

!. 1lra =. r. Williams arrived ftuu
ylecp.ees c. lgrsda3 uernin9
- ~ - oesefal Wsiks With ~
4 q Large and 1nnr
l " Z nD rons1Sa h6se ~
- yU1l9 - 81 win. eajey er6if
- 1n1l1le 61on16 ~ 80 1bef2
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-21
Fla Bad in salida

The Flu is reported very bad in Sa-
Ida again. Trainmen report over $50
cases. Lots Of folks are having { the
second time.
Latest stories from Salida indicate
that the condition il getting beyond
control with PAS cases reported yes
terdAy morning. Host everything u
closed tight until the situation clears
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-21

A. o. Mcdonald and May C. Me-
Donald have sold their ranch on East
river to Sam Ogden. The 80 acres
Transferred for $4,700.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-21

Despite efforts TO minimize the
danger, there il no doubt the wounds
are serious since Clemenceau IL 7o
years Of age. He has been . leader
in The worlds peacs congress, rank
ing with Wilson and Lloyd George n
leading thot and moulding the form ef
the League Of Nations.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-21
PREMIER OF FRANCE TER
RlBLY WOUNDED BY ASSASSIN

PARIS, FL. 1S.-CeeFges Cls96n-
ssany - UeonGA sDrsm1ae ~ e1unek
three times By bullets in an attempt
to assassinate him today. One ballet
entered the right shoulder and lodged
under the left shoulder, missing the
spinal cord and lungs. The other two
bullets caused abrasions on the right
arm and hand.
Seven shots were fired point blank
by Emile Coffin IN anarchist.
After getting out Of the automobile
in which he was riding when he was
shot, the premier walked alone 70 the
door Of his home. He told the serv-
ants "it is nothing" At 2 o'clock this
afternoon his condition was consid-
cred very satisfactory. He had par
taken Of food and was cheerful, de-
spite the coughing he had TO suffer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-21

The sympathy Of the community II
extended to the bereaved relatives.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-21

Madame Letta. Gowns and Corsets.
Is open for business. 3414 Deodar ST.,
Hours . a. m. to 5 p. m. Phone Ind
lana Harbor, s44 j. Ais
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-21
RESIGNS FROM ASSOCIATION

Citizens Of East Chicago and Indians
Harbor were surprised today &c learn
Of the resignation from the Welfare
Association or Rev. Rollo Q. Speer. the
president; Miss Ada Coney. supervising
nurse and seven nurses who have been
working in the Twin City field. The
designations have been accepted by the
Board Of Directors and appointments
to hll the nursing positions will be
made within a few days. The resig-
nations Of the present nurses are ef-
fective May Il. Election or a new
president VIII be taken Up at a meet
ing 10 be called the latter part Of the
week.
Although there has been no state
ment from the welfare Association or
those who resigned, As to the reascn
for the designations. It IS understood
that a difference in opinion as 10 the
policy CT the organization was respon-
sIbIe.
The Board OF Directors at their next
meeting will discuss plans for the year
which 1t is minated viii include ex-
tensions in many branches OF the work.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-21
WHAT CAN BE DoNEa

The EasttChtcago street department
Is swanped. Each day Street Com
missioner Peter Sterling receives num-
beriess telephone calls complaining Of
the dirty streets and alleys IN the city
but tbs department Is powerless to bet
ter conditions
The law permits the city to hire
teams at a price not to exceed 81 an
hour and the street department is also
authorized TO pay lalborers fifty cents
an hour. Sterling has been able to
get enough labor to keep the city,s
teams moving but finds it IS impossible
TO hire a team at 81 an hour.
Following the long winter a spring
cleanup was planned and the street
department. intended to place several
additional teams al work until the city
was clean. Now the number or teams
that are avahable IS not sufficient to
take care Of the routine work, leaving
all cleanup work the same as It was
when the snow left. some of the
alleys are alTnost bccked with rubbish
and the street department IS unabls
to get ms Orleans to move ii.