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New-York tribune., 1919-08-02
Rrort Men Protest
Car Line Closing

Bronx residents appeared before
Deputy Public Service Commissioner
Edward f. Glennon yesterday to pro-
test against the proposed closing of
the Randalls Avenue line and a small
stretch of surface track on 1S9th
Street, between Southern Boulevard
and Third Avenue. The application
for perm sson to cease operating was
made by the Interborough.
William J. Flynn. Commissioner of
Public Works in The Bronx, led the
delegation. On behalf of the city AS
sistant Corporation Counsel Joseph A.
Devery spoke against the 169th Street
closing.
Decision was reserved
New-York tribune., 1919-08-02
Brazil Asked to Offer l,50O
For Firs; Flight TO Lisbon

ElO DE JANEIRO, July 30 BY The
Associated Press).-A prize Of $500
for the first Brazilian or Portuguese
military aviator to fly between Lisbon
and Rio de Janeiro is proposed in a
resolution introduced in the Chamber
Of Deputies.
The measure calls for the govern
ment to finance preparations for the
flights up to an amount not exceeding
Slo0,000. 1t is provided that the flight
shall not require mora than 1853 hours.
The Portuguese government on June
offered prize of so contos (approxi-
mately $50 400 for the first Portu-
guese or Brazilian aviator to fly from
Portugal to Brazil.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-02
Secv. Wilson Asked for
More Facts on MoOneV
Texas Representative Seek
Further Information of L. =.
Investigation

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-Further
formation regarding the DEPARTING
OF Labor's activities in the case
Thomas J. Mooney, convicted of COZ
plicity in the San Francisco bomb OK
rage, was asked of Secretary Will
in a RESOLUTION introduced to-day
Representative Blanton, Democrat,
Texas.
The resolution asks what activ.l.e
if any, are being conducted in the ca
and directs the Secretary to send
the House copies of instructions Jol
g. Densmore mentioned in his repo
as receiving from May l to Novemb'
/, 1918, when he was in California. Il
vestigatlng the Mooney case.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-02
ii Coreans Try to Die
Together: 3 Succse

SEOUL. Corea, July Correspond
ence OF The Associated Press - Al
attempt Of eleven Coreans to comm
suicide by tying themselves togethc
with a rope and then jumping over
board is reported from the treaty por'
of Chemulpo, about twenty-five mile
southwest of Seoul.
The incident occurred on ferrybo.
running between Chemulpo and near
by island. The boat was stopped anc
all were picked up, but three were dead
The act is believed to have been in
spired by Buddhist superstition.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-02
Turn Back Roads.
Hylon Tells I. x. (.

Mayor Hylan replied in part yes
mm,fday to the letter written to him on
Me.dnesday by the Interborough IN
.hich the railway company, in answer
ss e speech he made in Brooklyn, said
aas the city, because of its small
auaxgin of credit, was unable to pur-
snsse the streetcar lines, even though
New-York tribune., 1919-08-02
Complaints Cain No Resrlt .

Edward Mayers, a subway guard de
weeks pay was $50 short. IT, SAID
when he called it to the attention o-
superior he was informed Il mast
have been due TO a clerical error. but
could get 10 assurance the error would
be corrected. Man others related
SIM i-ar experiences and said thar au-
peals TO Receiver Garrison ard Gen
era Manager Dempsey had nad no
effect.
Under the "sming' system. it was
stated men report at 5 or G O'Clock in
tne morning. work three or four hours
lay eff un.il late in the afternoon and
then. perhaps, work until or 9 p N
being paid only for the time thev are
actually Oh the cars.
A. honman. organizer Of the Analga-
New-York tribune., 1919-08-02
Demand Recognition of
Union, 8-Hour Day and
IS Gents Wage Scale;
Convene Again Tuesday
Meet Garrison Monday
Committee Named to See
Receiver and Report
Results to Mass Meeting


Demands for recognition Of Their
union, an eight-hour day and IS cents
an hour for motormen, conductors and
guards, with proportionate increase
for mechanical and shop men were
formulated early to-day by B. r. T.
employees who attended a meeting Of
the Anna gamated Association OF Street
and Electric Railway Employees in
Saengerbund Hall, Smith and Scherrer-
horn streets, Brooklyn.
A committee will be appointed BY the
unions department heads 10 call on
Receiver Garrison on Monday and pre-
sent the demands. This committee vii
report back TO another mass meeting OF
the men, which viii be held TUESDAY
erening IN the Brooklyn Labor Lvccum.
Wllloughbv and Myrtle avenues. 4
second meeting was held at 2 O'Clock
thls morning TO review the action for
the union members who were on duty
when the first meeting was held.
Throughout the speeches last even
ing tie strike threat appeared ara In
and again, and each mention Of II was
received with cheers When Louis
Fridiger. counsel for ;he union. said in
his final speech tnat the men would 70
out n thelr demands were refused hats
sailed into the air and the several
thousand mon present stood uD and
vel ed. Fridiger also charged that the
spy system" was beinr used bv eho
officials Of the B. r. T. 10 learn w &.
action the men contemplated
In addition 20 terminr the present
pay of 30 o Al cents an hour for "i'
ard subway guards. and Il 70 4s cents
an hour for tro-ieymen starvation
wages, the union men complained i--
tersy Of other condit ons tfeg say ex-
iss on the nes.
Chiet among the alleged e,ils dis
cussed were the Swing SHIFT" -,stor,
and, what is charged to bo genera
custom on the 3. r. r.. paying mon
less than their timecards actually shov
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-14
HOW TO ACQUIRE HAIR BEATTY

You can enjoy delightful sharn-
poo with very little effort and for
very trifling cost, if YOU get from
your druggist a package Of can
throx and dissolve a tcaspoonful Ill
a cup of hot water. This makes
full cup OF shampoo liquid enough
so it is easy to apply it to all the
hair instead of just the top OF the
head. Your shampoo is now ready.
Just pour little at time on the
scalp and hair until both are entire
" covered BY the daintily pcrfumcG
preparation that thoroughly dis
solves and removes every bit Of
dandruff,. excess oil and dirt. After
rinsing, the hair dries quickly, with
a fuuinCSS that makes II seem
heavier than 1t is, and takes on
rich luStcr and sOftneSs that
makes arranging it pleasure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-14
Eyans-Ko-n Nuptials

A. high noon on "Wednesday. 0't"h'r
II at ;hH 81. Johns ENanE'l.r"I rhur' h
thu wedding If Miss ''rr"liu" AL'hurln"
Kurn and Mr. J. Alfred Evans Will h"
qulcmniZ"d. E,N. Mr lIf"r' VIII pen
form the C"rcw'IN III TIA" rr"S"n"" of
gathering of fri, riSS and relatives Of Tia"
bride and groom. Miss Lulu knrn.
sister If tn" hrId". will l." til" lrrtl"S-
maid and Mr.. T"iin Kern, a br"th"r Of
ihr hriL". viii attend ia" groom as best
man.
The bride Will wear n modest suit If
blue $"rr" with u black velvet pukr hon
net and shoes and E,loV"S Of rhImpagn".
Sh" will wear a C"rSaE" hnu"u"t Of
brides roses Tn" bridesmaid will also
wear blu" suit with accessories 20 cor
quot Of Aaron Ward roses.
Immediately following In" CCrcmon"
Mr.. Evans and his brid" will lrav" on
their honeymoon. which will hC Il tour
of the eastern states. ON their return
they will take up their rcSidrnr" ~
Short Crock. whcr" tho groom. VIII" -
the son OF Mr.. Jerry Exams. is Il prom
inrnt farmer.
Copies g" IA" following ann"un""-
mrntS Will u" ISSUED.
Mr. and Mrs. John k0rn
announce III" InnrriHG" If their daughter
Caroline kaih, rIH"
Mr. !. Alfred Evans
Wednesday. Octuh"r -. l?'?.
Nh""llng. ". Va.
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About People
Movements OF individuals to and
From the ely.

Mr.. and Mr. Hurry Erhard l"ft last
week. for al ,At"m,lrd Western tour
Mrs. Andrea T.. Sweeney left y"stcr-
day r": AIl4nti" city and Ne" f0rk
wh,r, thy VIII >i".md a few weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. \. \. WHEAT haH" mad"
arram.;"In, nt. /" lease their h"m" at
lIawiLuru,. court for the WINTER expect
ing To- leave the lIrst q! December !ui
California wh"I" They VIII spend the
Winter iIoi' hS.
Mis-. rluud.. N;rG, =. y Ii" has been con
fined To hrr nom, at I'"ri l'iarr for the
PAST f.w Weeks OWING !" Illness, Is abb"
Ia he about again.
Mr. ll"ury Shui"r and sam Kiln"
have returned I.ora Il nIolrr "Trip /" New
YORK..
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Friend COX. "f Woods
dali. with their daughter. Mrs. May
Weaver ANA her Nv" rhlidrcn. ar" rian-
ming /" i"aN" mNl month for tour Of
lhr west InrludlnE california.
Mrs j. NJ. Peters left Tins morning
for Washington. Ia. to visit relatives.
HrN kInS of Ia" Island. VIII" Was
OPERATED ON for appendicitis. IS getting
along nicely.
Mrs. Walter l.. Decker. Of N1rvclandi
t. Il Visitor IA lh" city.
Mrs. William lutta and two children
len last night for Il western trip
Mr.. H'o"rc' Henry II St"ubrnvIll". IS
Ecu;'r apartments.
.. L.. SIg!u,h, S"cr"tury Of tn" WHEEL
in:; Fire H.. rI::.iirr company. Val !"ai"
t"day for I'iI.;,d. 'rhra.
M.$, MAR NGl">. NN" has been 4 r"$-
iL,nt - til. \. u. =. \ for several
months. left l,~''rd :, i"r TEXAS, wh"r"
Nlt.. w luLl,, her iuir.r. G"IIio
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rlcs." First. there was my appearance
ns n tramp. which got" by growing a
ficrcc-lookinE beard. using considerable
shading about the eyes and acccnuating
tho lines around the chin with pink and
rod grcasc-paint. After my pictorial re-
formation" | oecd my ordinary can'ou-
rlare-ycllow "whitcncr" on the face
only n touch OF color on the lips and
very light lining about tho eyes.
Later in the story I was n victim OF
the Halifax disaster. For this scene my
focc was heavily lined and shaded about
the eyes. nose and mouth. y Err+sc-
paint cash appeared on my forehead and
nv hands were ST: leaning painted blood.
Tho art Of makeup is really fascinat-
Ing II the photplaycr. II" is constantly
experimenting with now light-and-shad-
ow effects. now kinds OF makeup. ana
tho use Of various colors in getting dn-
usual camera impressions. If h" Is care
less it will show not only in his makeup
but also in his work
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pleasing program IF Hpproprlatc music
preceding In" ceremony and promptly Ut
four o'clock TN" Ncnd"llSS"hn wedding
march WAS played for the entrance Ui
;hc bridal party.
Edward Pence. led the way. followed ny
Miss Esther bryant. Of PITTSBURGH. VINO
was tn" bridesmaid and MISS Erh'NI'Nr
Young. who served rs maid Of honor
The bride cam" neat on ihr arm Of her
father who gave her IN marriage. Al
tn. altar they Wcr" met 10y tn" groom
maj his best man. Mr.. Robert Emblem.
During the ceremony Mrs.. I;Htl"r softly
played Tho N'n,tinn Love S"rE.
I'll" bride who IL n beautiful little
brunette. made lovely ri"tur" in
Madame Francis gown "f satin and Ecnr-
Ertt" ur ChnngCahlr SKATES of orchid.
TIL" full dr1n"d design WAS edged win
ostrich trimmings. Sh" ~"r" 4 large
hat of purple velvet aud Iurpl" slippers.
which fell Il shower of sweetheart roses
and valley lilies completed perfectly
lovely costume.
Miss Bryant wore 4 dainty fr"ck Of
pale blu" chiffon and taff"iA with Sil-
ycr lace over pink E"urGctt" and black
velvet hat with ostrich trimmings. MISS
Young WAS ALTERED in Il becoming gown
1T pink satin DESIGNED with three
TERED skirt with Japan"S" panels ana
rmhruid"rcd bodice. Her hat was Of
black nnnn" velvet with pink faCin. and
ornaments. Each carried colonial h"u-
quot uf Sw""'l.rnr' roses and forget
mcnutS with Tin STEAMERS I" match
their costumes
Following IT, g.. - n',nv m informal
reception W. '.. y =. the Shields holn"
with tho s"i". $50 lr~''l shades used
nj th,. Chur,.i ..i'. decorating tho
table and din,lrs ,rl. Tho members OF
tho brides bride rlub assisted nj this
affair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-14
Society Women Use
New Wrinkle Remover

Since the discovery that solution or
ordinary snxolit" and witch hazel has a
ncculiar effect upon wrnkl"d skins. II
has been learned that many prominent
society women all over the country hay"
used this simple home treatment with
great success. The formula is: powder
cd saxolite ono ounce. dissolved in witch
hazel, onc-half pint. Use daily us a wash
lotion.
The beneficial action Of this wash Ia
felt Mt once There's an agreeable TO-
frcshing sensation and feeling OF eX-
hilaration. Flabincss and all wrinkl, $
are Immediately affected. and III" skin
soon becomes firmcr and moro youthful
looking. No woman need hesitate to Gct
the ingredients nj tho drug store and
make tho remedy herself. for there arc
no harmful effects whatever.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-14
STOP ITCHING SKIN
Zemo the Clean, Antisephc
LIQUID. Gives Prompt Relief

There Is one safe, dependable treat.
rnent that relieves itching torture and
that cleanscs and soothes the skin.
Ask any druggist for a 35c or$l botdo
of Zemo and apply it as directed. Soon
YOU will find that i1itations, plmples,
blackhcads, eczema, blotcbes ringworm
and similar skin troubles will disappear.
Zemo the penetrating, satisfying
liquid, Is all that Is needed, for It
banlshcs most skin erupdons makes
the skin soft, smooth and healthy,
The E ". Rose Co.. Cleveland. @
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-14
APPEARANCES COUNT
SAYS SCREEN STAR
Says Tom DToroe, NOW Appearing ut the
Liberty IN 1.-The City Of Comrades"
By TOM MOORE.

= stars popularity is largely duoe n
hi:- camera appearance. TIL" makeup
required by the script Of The city or
Comrades" my latest Guldwyn picture.
showing At the Liberty theatre Monday
and Tuesday. caused IN" II" end of an
noyancc in getting the Cnrrcc, detail.
had to consider number ON AN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-14
KIWANIS MEMBERS

Several members OF the Wheeling
KIwanis club will 20 to Columbus. Ohio.
tomorrow. whore they will attend the
state convention Of tho Kiwanis Clubs q
tho Buckeye State. which will eonVeUs
A, that place on Wednesday. 0SverQ
thousand members Will be In attenA.
ance at the big State meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-14
Await Shields wedding.

Miss Martha Ross Shields and Mr..
William j. Anawalt wcr" tn" principal
in the first wedding To b" S"lcmniZcd IN
the Ston" Presbyterian church. IT Elm
I; rove. which also was on" of the most
beautiful weddings of the season Key.
I, n ICwcllyn performed tho ceremony
before the altar deliberately decorated
with pottcd palms. ferns and chrySan-
thCmuins in lavender blue and pink
Mrs Q. l.. Hutlcr. organiSt. rendered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-14
COUNTY COURT
Y.icanaNd 70 We'd

Charles Arthur Walt. %. and Flor.
cncc Madalyn Bleifus, IS, both OF Tftas
delphia.
Caroitne kathryn Korn, Of Fulton.
Edward j. Johnson. IS. and Berdest
J. Delencourt. -. both Of Wheeling. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-14
Visitors Hero

Mrs. Samuel West and children. Miss
Jane and Samuel .1r.. "f Sheridan. Wyu..
ar" IN" guests Of tn" formers SISTER.
Mrs G"urg,. !. Rogers. Of Hamilton ave-
nu". WoudSdal". They Will remain h"rc
Cor twn weeks ana doubtless Mrs. West
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-14
MANY AFFAIRS
FOR THE WEEK
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER GIVEN
LAST EVENING FOR MISS ETHEL
SPRING, ONE OF THE AUTUMN
BRIDES.
Annwalt- Shields wedding One OF The
Most Elaborate Nuptial Afars Oh
The Autumn Season.

A miscellaneous shower was inc '"r"
or Tho rrc-nuptial party given last even
ing b. Miss Mat,i" Holmes AT h'r h"nl''
ON In" South Side. for Miss Ethel SrrinF'
whose marriage TO Mr.. Edward SchRl'3
will be among til" interesting lat" ;u,'-
,nn weddings. The hridc-"l"c; was III"
recipient of many hamdS"m" articles "'
n variety Of styles and uses. J"4S
evening Of games and music was on
loved by III" young ladies until IN"
hour when refreshments w"r" served
Those present We're;
Misses
Naomi Wilkinson Sell SchIf"r
Martha PnrrnCr Krthn Weaver
pbr, zimmerman carolyn IlUfuHElc
Al, Wilson Nell Wright
Loretta Eult NaIti" Holmes
Tuouita DriScou lIilda l:and.
Ethel Spring
M'Sdam"s.
E. DriscoIl Ed hughes
Wilbur wilkins
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An Interesting Wedding Will d" SOL
CunIZ,d ON Wednesday morning when
Miss llurcnc" MadUlIn Elcilu%. dauHhr
ter "r Mr.. ana Mrs. VI. Il. El"Iius. on
Middle Wh.rlirs Creek, becomes me
bride Of Mr.. Charles Arthur Walt. IN"
c"r'rn"ny VIII be- performed At O'CLOCK
IN ihr -. NInr"nrS vhurUh.nt Elm Grove
with Father sullivan officiating.
Miss Emma King VIII b" tho brides
mnid and MIR. William El"lfuS. brother
# IA" hrId'. viii h'' tn" best man. inc
webbing party viii 'ni"r the Church i"
IN" strains Of M"ndclsuhns wedding
march. winch viii be played by MISS
Anna W"iSklTrhn"r.
The bride VIII wear her travelling cos
tune which is a suit of blue trlcotino
trimmed with seal. black velvet hat
and black shoes and gloves. She VIII
wear i c"r$ag" bouquet of brides roses
Miss KING viii also wear Il SUIT OF blue
with aCCr:.SuIi'S la correspond and hcr
flowers viii l." sweetheart roses. I'M
m"d:ar"Iy following the ceremony Mr..
Walt and his hr!d" will depart on their
Honeymoon. III" itinerary OF which ~
h"InE kept secret. ON their return lh"S
Will TAX" up their residence at Dallas.
where the groom is employed in agrICul
tural pursuits. He is tn" son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Walt, Of Wheeling Creek.
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WAITING AT TIE FIRE.
Number please" .

Number please
Never mind. Central. I wanted tho
Fire Department. but the house has
burned down now."--Life.
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Dada HilAd for IAeofd,

George II. Grodhaus and wife to =. y
King. property in Elm Grove. :.
Justina Miller ct al TO Mary f
pronrrty on Coal street, II
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Concert Tonight.

Unusual interest il being manifested
IN the concert {" b" given this evening
in the Court Theatre when Miss barbara
MduTrl, mrZzo soprano. and Mr. Oscar
S,aElr. baritone. APPEAR IN joint con
Ccr1 To be- given under the auspices Of
Watkins. HOUSE Il Hermann Company.
THIS IS the FIRST OF series Of concerts
to he hrId during tn" winter and quit"
n numh'r Of pc"pl" have purchased sea
sons tickets. Among those are:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-14
walt-Bleifus wedding

VIII j." r"mpmcn,rd with several al
fairs during h,r stay in Iii" rliy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-14
Island LitararY Club.

Thu nrruhrrS Of the Island Literary
Slab VIII be- entertained this evening ny
Miss Stella Tappan. The evening Will
hr dryutrd IL Il discussion Of the Bay
View MAGAZINE, and the erection Of nil!-
Gers. Mrs. J. l.. Thomas Will preside al
the mr"tlnG and II Is requested thal
Hyrry member be IN attendance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-14
Macadeny Dance

The ball room of the Hotel Mcclure
VIII l." tho Sc' ne Of IN" next Macad"my
club dance, Mhich viii be held Thursday
rIrninE of Tins week. Jacobs Jazz or
ch"Sir;t has been engaged to furnish the
music for the evening and 4 splendid
program is assured. Special features OF
ih,. evening VIII h" the novelty dancing
hy Toni. West and {. Downing and the
jaZZ singing hy thas. Myers. The usual
dance committee" composed Of Grrig,
aiurtZr and tarmaCk is III charge, but
Invitations may H.. secured from all tho
club numbers. Tho hours Will be from
= 10 -.
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BUY WAR SAVINGS sTAlRAA,
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-02-07

(F'rom "The Independent".)

British the United States like their titles little while colonial has distinguished himself
 
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Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-02-07
CANA AoA's FUTURE PLACE

Canadian their not
 
 
 
  would  welordered England Canads aspiring
  full consistency complete of has ever heretofore aans6 thought of if there
  British alliance
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-02-07
soLsHEvIk, FOREIGN MINISTER SAYS ALLIES et
 I< RUSSIAN AFFAIRS

 Special Nome Nugget by The Associated rrcw '. advces Bolsheviki Foreign entirely will
  understanding In Russian internal
 
 which  consideration  announcement Is ccuched in determination
 
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 elcvsdso Misrcpre of the Peace Conference Allied government Bolshevki willing participate condition the Allies
  invitation recognition the Boshev thinks that the Boev likely Allies Allies consider Tchf:herin expression regarding the Bolhevik attitude
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-07-31
AIRPLANES AGAIN COMING TO
MASON COUNTY IN AUGUST
United States Recruiting Forces WIN
Again Bring Alrplanes to Mays
vile and Mason County For
Recruiting.

Since the army airplane was wreck
ed on the Anderson farm just above
the city, an attempt has been made to
have other planes brought here and
the recruiting officers in the state have
promised another plane as soon as a
suitable landing field could be found
so that there would not be another
accident like the one wAich marred
the last trip here.
Information was received today
from recruiting headquarters in Lou
isville that there would be a plane
here to fly over Maysville, Mason and
adjoining counties for four days be-
ginning August 9th. The plane will
have a landing place at the German
town Fair grounds, the officials of that
fair having assured the army officers
that a proper landing place will be
provided.
People of this section will be glad to
hear this as they have been very anx-
ious to have another airplane visit this
district,
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-07-31
WATER SITUATION IS
SERIOUS; mayer WILL
BACK WATER co.
All Waste Of Water In Maysyille Must
Be Stopped at Once or Supply VIM
Not Meet Emergency Demands
In Case Of Bad Fire.

Captain Harrub, United States San
itary engineer, here to investigate the
city's water system and DR.. j. H. Rice,
County Health officer, discovered late
Wednesday that the wafer supply OF
the city of Maysville was being SER
iously threatened by the inability Of
the Water Companys pumps to carry
enough water to the reservoirs to meet
the big demand made by the people of
Maysville.
The condition was Immediately
brought to the attention Of the Mays
vile Water Company officials who
have notified all persons that street
sprinkling must stop and that all
waste of water must cease. Notice to
this effect appears in another part of
this issue.
Realizing the seriousness Of the sit
uation, Mayor Thomas NJ. Russell, this
morning made a personal investiga-
ton and Immediately assured the Wat
er Company that he would assist them
in any way to keep a supply of water
on hand. He says he intends to see
that there is enough water in the re-
servoirs at all times to protect the
property of the city from fire and he
has officially notified all garages and
livery barns that the washing of auto
mobiles must stop until the situation
is in hand.
1t appears that the Health officer.
Government Engineer, Mayor and
Water Company will reach some So
luton Of the problem and that Mays
vile will not suffer threatened water
| famine.