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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-25
State Commission To
Hold Public Hearing
Here On Next Tuesday

Tho State public service commission
will SIT in the circuit court room, this
city. Tuesday. March t., for public
bearing o: tho matter Of the application
of the West Virginia Traction and Elcc-
,ric company for permission 10 increase
It's fares. In View Of the intense op-
p"s:tion "f tn" part nt the out-the-pike
res .dcntS /" III" proposed increase the
meeting promises {" hr largely attended
and perhaps at lines exciting.
Th" citizens committee representing
TN: Board of Trade oc Elm Grove. will
drmaiW u reduction in the present fares:
This committee. through its counsel
Attorneys W.. =. Casey and Joseph
Handian. proposes 10 prove 10 the satls-
faction ~ the commission that the COM
pany's' earnings ;or ;hc last fiscal yea.
were eleven percent on III" valuation OF
it's PROPERTY. Tho cit!zrHs' committee
also contends thar with rhr addition OF
another five cent fare Z"E" the com
panys earnings would b" sixteen Per
cent on ;hc property valuation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-25
Nj IMMEDIATE
OUTLOOK FOR !
FOREIGN TRADE
Charles M. Schwab Declares
Reconstruction Will Be
Delayed.

NEW YORK, Feb. 24.-Charles NJ.
Schwab, former director general Of the
emergency feet corporation, arrived
here late today on the White Star linnr;
OLYMPIC. which brought back from
France nearly 5000 American lighting
mon.
MIR. Schwab, who sailed from hero
on New Years day to visit the battle
fronts. said he had taken little interest
in reconstruction work abroad.
1T seems too carly as yet to begin,
and because of this ! sec no immediate
outlet for American iron and STEEL" he
continued. ultimately there will be
much business, but not for long
time"
Asserting that besides visiting por-
tions az Franco and Belgium formerly
occupied by the Germans he had gone
TO Cologne. CoblcnZ and Metz, Mr.
Schwab added:
'Everywhcrc ! went l found that tho
American soldiers had left q good i'm
preston behind. and there was nothing
but the greatest praise for them"
referring 10 the charges Of unsani-
tary conditions at the american camp
1t Brcst, Mr. Schwab said:
81 knew nothing of the criticism oi
il and was delighted with the camp crc-.
atcd under the conditions that It. was
Brest is not Il place where camp cal,
be- constructed eXpcditiously. 1t is nol
Fifth avenue, of course"
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BOSTON Feb Wilson in hs speech here to-day a
irving invited critics of the league Oh ~
the America ,--
horizon lheE 90 'o' N"'" '"' "
Speaking aspirations European eop" " lasting peace
no said were piane the friend OF nankn INC
President doubt of the verdict OF America IN 'nS mater
,hanh edcubt 0 blood that is in me-
heads 10 DO
and going to stop short purpose
greatest "ccome
United eQualng IN en-
various Eurouean cities France a and
England.
velvet carpet stretched the chief execuv"
disehard Ope which brought m ashore from
:bs George building and he walked
motors the approach of the presidential
police keeping the eager crowd from breaking
uverth
hall the biggest audi
stubborn
desperation the end nothing better for n" peoples a e
had known centuries pictured nation entering the lists
with new rurposthe world caught the
spirit
nothing morn rare tn" present
united forces q" The civilized Wcr could not
a
lNVoKEs SENTIMENT.
SPEAKERS table his a" 50" in 'HnS" lines and his right
thinks
world rebuff and disappointment as that
does tbs sentiment tn" na'o
by then evoked
demonstration
in
a delight
be an indulgence"
(consinucd T~elvel
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-Four Divisions Of
Occupation Army
Slated For The j. S.

COEIENZ Frh. 24.-(By the Assuci-
ar"d Press. )--Thc approx innate dates Of
H.. departure for home ~ TWO national
guard and two national army divisions.
comprising half the American army Of
occupation. w"Tc announced today at
th:rl army headquarters.
The %@ud division and IN" 4end. or
"RainhUw." division Will leave about
April Is. and the saith and 96lh div!s-
ION; nf tho national army during June.
Tho send division is made up "f mon
from Michigan and Wisconsin, TIL" 4"ni
division comprises national EuAr'ism"n
frrra all sections IN tho tn;"r. The
S9th division waE recruited III Kansas,
MiSsodr!. South Dakota. Erhr.tSkt. Snl"-
rddh. New McNit" and Arizona. and the
90lh division in 'r"%aS and nklahnma-
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Wilson left Boston for washington "
departure It was announced
bill or performed nH ~
official act during He received delegation al 'e S ~
Union League, when prcSen'eo ~ CIV
address of tound leather and soo
2-Presdent Wilson'S sPecIai tram a0'e0 o. N
station in o'clock tonight 20 minutes De-
unevenfu trip from eoseon' " "
Of the Bronx an e o'
appeared at the terminal mere was
Turoulty who had make
1880 IS expected u 'e" "'
nbefore 5oeloc ton1orr morning.
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LEWIS ASSERTS
j. 8. DOCTRINE
NOT IN DANGER
NATION LEAGUE DEFENSE
BY ILLINOIS SENATOR
Declares People Of The
United States VIII Approve
World Wide Pact.

WA$!UNGrON. Fob @4.-Th" frs,
address in thu sci.at" in d.tcnsc uf the
rr"nns"! c"n:,iI,u;ron OF III" league. Of
nations was dr!!vr r.d today By Scnatr r
Lewis of illinois. l">nucrH;!c whip. who
l""h i~su" with the recent CRITICISMS
mad! hy Senators l:"r;lh rf ldahn, Re-
rUhl,CHn and Reed Of Missouri. Demo-
urAi.
Speaking for nearly two hours. Scu;t.
10" Lewis dcnI"d Cr!irniirnS, u! uppn-
n''n:$ a. ;l;,- i":EU" hat il would ahrn-
&;ti" i!ln M.nr,., d"i,trinr. thai il was
4 d"rarijr" frnn thr principles Of
Washington and Irifrrs"iI. that II wnuI
Gt&tatr world armnmcut and ,hnl Amer
i"h w"u:d be Uuiv"trh hr tn" United
Kingdom. I'm i1::li":!S,' "r"riirw audi
cucr li*irH.G ;ni"Et.i' !" he %I'"rrh nr'i
vigorously :tr:'ioudrd Whrn the Illinois
$cH:j"r cunrluhcG.
Others to SPEAK.
SENATOR Lewis address, is 10 he fol-
lnw,d soon by many other discussions
"f IT." league. Senator owen of NklE-
H"lnn prui".r:tt. arid tUmm.us of Iowa.
Republican,. Will speak "Wednesday. and
tho drhat" is "Xprctcd I" c"niinu" daily
un;i! congress ;.nj"uruS. ON" w""h from
tomorrow.
Senator sherman "f Illin"iS. E"puhl;-
can. announced tndHy that he would
NAH" An address MHn'iIy.
In IN" housn today Representatives
LunG"rn uf Minnesota. li"puhIirIn. in.
lruduc,d n resolution "ppn*nG na'
ti"nal referendum on til" l"Hsu" tn D.
called hv III" ""rrrtlry uC state within
80 ,ia,-s :Ir:cr it's Submission ia III" son
:t,r. Th" proposal for an expression tt
r,rular orinirn on Tho iraEuc was re-
frrr"d ju by Senator Lewis in cntcIud
;ng his remarks.
People Will Doctde
at will h" before thr American poo
pI"" III" Illinois senator SAID. Ihr
rrnllc will pass on this document In
Continued on Page Twelve.)
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:" und":g" alterations in this 1Iraary
hc!%. ,s':i (; iS not likely that tn" pro
riaG:T treaty with ,;crnany W;,l 70
through ~ y smaller 'n!nimum than
thr.~ weeks b"f"r" the pi"nar? c":f''--
'n"''.
Fifth. Germany must b" allowed a
f"rtn!gh, IT l":,.S; N which 10 appoint
d"!"cn'' .ai,d send th"n 10 E.r,=.
|; - aI.a;,r'n'!y obvious, therefore.
'ha. Jun" !. allowing f"r the f"wrst
T.ossjhi" delays. is IA" "a7I;cs; frpbabl"
pcac" date.
Tn" settlements wiki ;hc various
S'a;..% ~: what was formerly Au%tria-
hungary. @n1 with bulgaria and Turkey
wi!l b., taken w later. at,"r Mr.. Will
sons return :r"W America.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-25
VICTORY LOAN IS FOR
ONLY S5.O00.OOO.0OO

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2+.--Th" Victory
Iibertv Loan to b. flnntcd late in April
Is expected. to be for five billion dol
lorq thu house ways and mrhns COM
mittrr reported today in submitting leg
IsIntfcn authorizing tho sale Of short
term notes Instead Of bonds. TIL" bill
will b" called up in the house tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-25
THE WEATHER.
WASHINGTON Feb 24-l

WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-Forecast:
West Virginia and Western Pcnlsy1-
rania-Increaecd clopdtness Tuesday,
fal1owed by rain 1T night; Wednesday
colder with rain turning to snow: nlucn
colder n. night.
= ohio-Cloudy Tuesday followed by
rain tu-cicg 70 snow At night; Wedac&-
dav suorr aod much colder.
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P. NJ. FOR KINGWooD.

Special Dispatch To Tho Intclligenccr.
WASHINGTON. D. g.. Feb. e.
.Ecniaminc l.. Brown has been recon-
nisSion.d rnStnaSt"" at KIngwood. an
"fficr which is in the presidential
class "'&
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TO coNFmM WILLIAMS

wASnISTITOE. Feb. 24.-Ry strict
partisan vote of to { the senate bank
ing committee decided today TO recon-
m"nd confirmation OF the nomination OF
John Skclton Williams To succeed HIM
self as comptroller Of the currency.
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For the Ia; frw days. In fact, since
they landed n NV i"r% IN February
AND then transferred :" |imn ! 'i"r.
the Gtei coast artillery hn~ u"'.U l.hr
~. irlSfrnln'% H"n "a r."a:i - In"
riac, whcr" ;hH mon w!!j =" diS"har%-
cd: n"h,dy could ;"!l wh'r'. 'h"y world
b." :irSt II wRN camp Sherman n:'d iN"!I
Il w:ls am, M,',,G". a:II .suI;U. ttv&Ghi
:h,, would h" :."H; :" ';trif' :i'r'S-t!:'.
i'm, A Telegram. tn l. :. S"HAt"r .SUth"r-
Iaui from Br!E3u!j"r G'T":Hl William :.
Nicholson, tn ChIr::". "r ''I!Up lri"it.
hrirt:S order rH' "; ri.,.- .,''i a. last
~nInc d'rnnlIr imtr!:naiI"n IS :,r",'u:"G -
rrrrrd g. ,hr r:tui; w:,.r" ia soldiers
viii n, G.scii,T::,.d'
General Nicholsor'S Telegram.
,;...-:I >.rhni-,,n t"l"s:.,rl 10
S.nli,,r. sutherland va rci.;y"d t.
Whr>!;aP nl S'r..rr s'.th.'ri'.md. ana
r.:taS a. f"Ii"w-.
"cnnp Upon, ". Y,
"Trb. q, 1919.
"non. Coward Sutherland,
washington, d. c.
Received yUur telegram Tebrn-
arr 20. Sinty-ar.t coast artillery
h~s west Virginia men from tho
cc1rtics as follows: wheeling, 95:
lilo cpi,n,y. 9 cIIr.E..u county.
2c: total. llA. AL thr"c Ecu Will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-25
BADEN N The
HANDS Of REDS
AF7ER RIOTS
Prince Leopold, Of Bavaria,
Arrested For CompicityI n
The Eisner Killing.

PARIS. Feb. o4--FollrwinE y meeting
at Narnhe!rn. called in honor of the
memory OF Kurt Eisncr. IN" Republic
Of Baden WAS proclaimed. says Haras
dispatch. Tho pHoDl" opened III" Eat"s
al the military pri%uu aad liberated mrn
in prison and thcn raid"d uha castle
ind burned the archives.
BERLIN, Feb. c4.--Q'y The ASsoci-
atcd Press)--Spartacans arc in posses
sion Of the telegraph system in Eadcn.
and railway traffic IN that state has
been suspended. says Il dispatch from
, Karlsruhe to the Lokal AnZ"ir"r
GENEVA Feb. 2i.-Ir,n-c l.crpNld
former cuEmaucicr-: :n-chI"f "f tho Ger
man armies on ~" Russian front. las
been imprisoned at Munich on su*p,cl"n
Of being on" nf IN" inS'i!-ntors II the
murder Of I'rcmicy Eimcr.
A list nf III" persons - hr assassin
atcd by the rcactionari"s is said ~ hav"
hecn found. and il is asserted that II
! has born decided ~ lakr twenty host
ng"s from among the ar!st"cra"y. All
the students in The university have been
searched.
4 provisional ministry hps h""a con-
situated. consisting -: MN" m"mhcrS
instead of eight. Among III" ministers
is F-"f. F'ri"Grtch f'o"rStcr NJ IN" Unj-
rcrs'ty OF Munich. II is SAID tho Land
tag will rca&s"Inhl> shorty. hVt "u:si,"
Of Munich.
Tho Bcrnn committee nr Ra"arinua
has voted an annual pension OF 1n.60h
marks for Eisn"r'S willow
RTELIN. sunday. H"h. "2.A-IEr IN"
! Associated P-rss)--h lar:" n:;m.h"r e
! thr members ~ tho Eav"r!an ariSt"Cra"y
! have h"rn arrested on suspicion Of haT-
| Ing been connected with Count Arcn
! Valley. who KILLED premier t:Isn"r. &C
! corlng 20 ndvic"G from Munich. TIL"
| Socialist government continues 10
search tho r"sdNnC"s nf members "f
th.> former royal nous" and "f The no,
! bl1ity.
/ tn" Socialists have discontinued TN"
whnl"ralc distribution "t arms I" or
| snnized workmcn. discovering that "N-
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Ovation for President Wilson
NAT|0NSOF THE WORLD WILL
NIT BE STOPPED SHORT IN
TASK OF ENDING kLL WARFARE

America Cannot Fail To Meet The Worlds Expectations
Declares The President In Eloquent Address Before
Boston Audience-New Englands Welcome One OF
The Most Enthusiastic Ever Accorded Mr. Wilson,
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Judicial Bill May
Be Allowed To Stand
q. THOS, D. MAYS.

Special D.sTl'lrh Ia tn" lEtclllgrnC"r.
CHARLESTON. ". Va. i'rh. 9i--
t;rv"ruu: ,1rn~.li up "a ta.. clOs" "t
business III h.s "Tfi." 81 Tho capitol this
Hrt"rnnur hal :nk".i iinrl aC'lnn on all
hu' 50 "T iljA !il i""r$ur"$ passed h%
he legislature. which ADJOURNED early
Saturday morning.
On" II N" half dozen hills r"mam;nC
"a br ncIr! ui~!u is IN" Johnson meas
III" rr-'!i>fr;"'iH% tn" judi"inl circuits
rf ih,' %ipt". Il WAS UntiuatrI last
week lba; ,hi% biz. which - purely
u.!" IT y.ul,li"S. would =" vetoed by th"
governor. hut now il !G understood thnt
;n,. measure Will u" allowed! "a become
4 law without hS signature.
TC allowed - 'b"cufnc cff"c;iv". Brooke.
!Iauc"..i ana Ohia counties Will COM
pose III" First Iudiriai circuit. Mar
shall county. which is now III tho Firsr
circuit. VII l." plarrd II rhr Second
circI!, under thr Johnson hill.
'r"i'l" rrd!"al elements and irresponsible
individuals wcr" "htaining III" weapons.
BERLIN. Sunday. F"h. 2%.--(Ev IN"
te.""iat"! rr"*s. l--T"rhition III Mu-
u.rh Fiavr settled down :ntn fair meas
urc If order and temporary political
STABILITY win which IT," Ebert govern
m"mI rnr tn" rr"~r"! apparently doc"
l.,f ir:rlrI la Interfere. ala h0Gch tho DE-
vision :" jurnrr"rat" II III" Eavarran
government representatives rf tn" .w"rk =
nrn'%. peasants and soldiers rnuu"il".
il ;s believed. contains elements Of fu-
tur" political conflict.
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rr"il" rnd!'al elements and irresponsible
individuals wcr" Obtaining tlI" weapons.
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CONTINUED on Page Twelye.)
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~AM" "6l
V eo~ - ~
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~pGQiHn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-23

consisted OF meat. bread, syrup, DO
tatoes. beans rice. fresh vegetable
and coffee.
The cost OF bedding and equipment
for the Jail has been lessened 50 per-
cent Fnis was big item at one
time Formerly during the winter
months considerable quantities OF
blankets and quilts were purchased
each month The care OF this bedding
is now in charge Of the police matron.
who sees to it that It is not misused
or destroyed.
With inspector Reese operating the
detective department since July S, we
have transferred Capt Simpson to
the police department. thereby saving
$40 in the monthly budget
Police officers work eight hours a
day; detectives work Il to Is hours a
day.
Three Platoon System Used.
The three platoon system Tor the
police force was inaugurated July l.
Under the distribution OF the men put
into effect by chief Montgomery. the
patrolmen work in three eight hour
shifts. beginning at a m, D. m.
and II p m The morning shift OF
men goes on at 4 a. m, ana
s relieved at Il noon. The other twi
shifts work from 3 D. m. TO II D. m,
md from 10 p m to a m. Police ]
shifts contain an equal number Of /
Continued on page ;, Col. II
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-23
CITY DEVELOPS
PARK SYSTEM
Many Neighborhood Parks
Located Throughout

FL Paso has at this time a tota
area OF 81 acres OF parks. including
the improved part Of Washington
park and two small tracts we bought
a short time ago. Besides these. the
city has 70 acres. unimproved. Dor
derlns on Washington park. in addi-
ton to Alta Vista.
The total valuation Of all city park
property, exclusive OF the 70 acres
just mentioned. is s1,s7s.210. Fifty
men are employed on thess grounds.
including those taking care Of street
parking The street parking com
prises Il blocks on Magoffin, Il
clocks on Rio Grande, 10 blocks on
.irant avenue and eight blocks on
Nevada street This parking runs
from s to Il feet on the sides Of the
street
The need OF further extensions Of
park improvements and additional
recreation grounds is not being over
looked by the city administration.
Heretofore the city has not been in
position to develop many large parks,
al has devoted tts energies TO es-
tablishing neighborhood parks con-
sisling OF about one block each. OF
lnese small plots the city has the
following; Highland park, Poniphon
park, Depot park, Muhdy perk. Ca
ruso park san Jacinto plaza. Clevs-
land square, Carnegie square Hous-
ton Austin. Alamo. Toltec, City Hall.
Cox Madalene, and Althea parks and
Cumberland circle
Cleveland square contains a con-
crete music stand, where band con-
certs are given and outdoor sneak
ing held IN summer. Many OF these
= hnn
and serve admirably the purpose for
winch they were Intended.
Washington Park Improved.
Washington park Is the largest and
most pretentious OF the city's parks.
and Is the only one thar has been
improved TO any considerable extent
Tor recreational purposes. II contains
q acres improved. with 20 acres IN
improved which lie below the canal
This park contains the city zoo"
II Paso has three streets leading
through Washington park north and
'uth; one main entrance from the
car line and two main entrances for
vehicles and automobiles, both offsthe
county road All the park is in grass
and lawn, with ample shade trees
ne half Is planted in shrubs, flowers.
rose bushes. and everything that goes
TO make the park beautiful, and is
surrounded by a hedge
Around the - acre field. or campus.
4 border extends from the north side
II the lake back TO the east end. with
-wo rows OF trees. and a hedge
planted this last year.
At the main entrance a roof covers
50 by IS feet OF floor space and at
he north end Is a small covered
house for picnic parties A refresh
aent stand IS open from a. m to
p n TO visitors TO the park.
sunkea Garden Rose Bed.
Along the north side IS a sunken
arden, which park commissioner J.
V Fisher is making into a complete, J
old rose bed, 500 feet long by 50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-23

every used car TO comply with GER
tain requirements.
The bootlegging question IS also
more difficult in 81 PasO because
there IS a prolific source OF liquor
supply near at hand. The state courts
handle IS TO 90 percent Of the liquor
cases, except those involving tequila,
sotol and mescaL and other liquors
obviously smuEgled into the United
states from Mexico"
Expenses Cut Down.
Operating expenses have been cut
down in a number OF instances The
feeding Of prisoners in the city Jail
formerly cost on an average between
$1,000 and $500 q month when we
were buying supplies and food from
the restaurants The meals are now
prepared at the Jail under the derec-
ton Of police secretary Joe J Haus-
niger. His report for last II months
gives these figures: Number Of meals
served, 1895; cost Of food. s2573.S0:
cost OF cooking $3.50. total cost Of
meals S3,SSS.so. The bill Of fare has
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-23

feet wide. to be enclosed in a wire
fence
At the north end OF the PARK Is q
tourists camping ground. So By 100
feet, with three rip-tree ovens made
OF brick for cooking and heating
water.
Further extensive improvements
have been planned for this park, and
the available ground has been plated
for their location.
The first 200 feet OF ground north
Of the lake. running east and west
200x6o0. has been set aside for a
swimming beach 70 be 200 feet long
and 100 feet wide. II viii have three
divisions for swimming. one for
children, and two for adults. At the
end Of this beach, Il is proposed to
build pavilion for refreshments. and
a place where people can 90 out and
have club parties in the afternoon.
and dance and have music On either
side OF the beach a strip so feet wide
VIII be left for parking automobiles
and for a walk.
The next strip OF land 20oxs0e. viii
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-23
GREAT VARIE TY'
Of CROPS GROWN
Scientific Farms Work
Wonders In Rio Grande
Valley.
lrter mnliOn and over 10000 de-

quarter million and over 10000 de-
| positors.
! While no concerted attempt was
made during the past year to interest
outside settlers in the settlement Of
project lands, because of the seepage
farms. particularly in the Mesilla val
ley made purchases Of tracts where
protected by drainage canals. Consid-
erahle and valuable assistance to
project settlement and development
has been rendered by the two farm bu-
rau organizations, the Dona Ana farm
bureau Of New Mexico and the FL Paso
county farm bureau Of Texas The
chamber Of commerce OF FL Paso,
recognizing the value OF agricultural
cooperation, has appropriated large
funds to experimental work and as
cultural conditions OF the adjacent
farming districts.
Labor conditions throughout the
project are for superior to those pres
eRt in other irrigation districts. where
serious trouble in this respect is be-
ing experienced.
tor trains three collections a week
viii be made
At the present time the garbage IS
being placed on the city dump and
burned with oil The city recently en-
tered into a contract TO sell the wet
garbage for hog feed, while the dry
garbage will be burned in the inciner- |
ator inside the disposal plant. thereby |
making more sanitary disposition 1
Of garbage.
The money Is available from a pre- |
vious bond issue for the erection Of I
septic tanks, and just as soon as ir- |
yestiEatiUn has demonstrated the ]
most practical method of cleansing I
the sewage. the city viii Immediately 4
start building plant