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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-15

Dlfnwoci NurinNs. Colorado.
Apfl Co. 1900.
DEAR TED
do wish Nun could have been along
m tfIs trip 81 has hoen great lun. in
DNIa luma ouf party got all told syNon-
teeg coyotes with tho grryhouuds
N.ie ln at tho de.,th OF eleven the ouly
ones Hflrfrl nN the dogs with which T.
NHurDntd Co ho ia ono run the three
lIFtrIuers covered themselves with
f'0rE n nr lambert. Noly foteacuc
an1 were tho only ones who got
lHrouah excepting NhcrnethY the wolf
Huntor Dr. happened because it was
nine- milo run and qll tho cowboyf rode
theif horses tu standHull in thc fret
two con- three miles inter which I cofne
bounding HlonF. hke Kermit ln Tho pa-
utr chase. mud got go The end IN tlmo
t0 see che really rcEarNnhic feat or
Nhtrnefhf jumping o. the wolf and
thrHsflng his band into its mouth md
mastering t then ana There. Tie never
uarG knifc nr rope iu taking those
wolves scizing thcm hs sheer uuichness
nnl address and thrustinE his hand
into thn wolrs mouth 10 such q way
fhni DO lost $40 power 90 bite. NOu would
nHFr loved rom Burnett the son ~ the
MF cattle man lc is "a splendid role
low ahout thirty wears old. and lust Tie
iaeal of whit young cattle man should
De-
tp here we have opened we'll We
hatr Two craclter- iacks- John tiuff my
eil guide Do The mountain lion hunt
Iul jake boruh who Wus somewhat
thr seth Hullock type of face. We have
iahoui thirtt dogs. including one abe
sufd ltile terrier about hair Jacks size
nmnd SHu Skip frots all day long
IWlth ,hc hounds. except when he can
utrsuuao Dir Stewart or DR. Lambert
or me to takr him uu for ride Ton
which be- IS always begging iie is most
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Clemenceau Meets
With Minor Injury

fiy Thu Associated prcsh
PARIS Dec tf Premier cirmen
ccau. while cfnFsinr the Enrlisn chHn
nrl last "Wednesday un hlH way in l.Un-
Con. suffered % fractured rib hel With
Dis usual stOiclsm the "'riref' dil not
permit ihe news of his injury goo na-
come public. and carried nui hif cntig0
proHram without fnliernN 10 wac
oaly ou hia arrival home iadHN chat
ihe fart heramt known.
The accident occurred while fue iuf
urdo boat drstruyer TrmefAlfp utf nn
her way toward Dover tlfou4h
heavy Hta. u had boon Intended f..
The prcinier tu dehnrk no folhfs Stone.
hui the weather wis too tOmrrHtuuaH
Tor The destroyer % mako that port
VI. Clrmcuccnu WIS standing nn fNr
bridge at the time 90 tsO accident
Watching the progress ~ fhc Vee.t and
scanning the sNl. bIt NHNf. NINUF
I than ans previous rose Hn1 Bag tnr
PROV ~ The Temclaire cui irfY t. lhN
+ vessel careened nud the pI m.ar NHs
/ thrown ar1lnHt the iron ni.
Alehtine from tic train on his tf
/ rival here today. ~ ritmor.rru pros
ceoded immediately 10 The ministry 90
I war 20 summoned Nr TrUffNF. WHu
attended him last sumuff when fH
/ was shot hy Emile coffin ID hHl u0sn
noted that the premier apparently HaH
suffering considerable palm uH DBL
/ walked "a his automobile ffHW NIn M
lion. lie was holding na lfa Then
and also aftetwnrd aH ho ae.Nnifd tuf
steps 60 the war ministry
~ rruffior said tho Injury wae 1o'
serious
Tho newspaper rcnersiip ormot.
satisfaction over the HlowrnrrH1
LLOYD George conference and Hra f
ihc presence "a the London m nfiIr N
renreacntatlyrH OF italy fnitoi sf fo'
and Jannn proof az clnsof colllNnfafin.
among the allies
Tho potlt puriaien e4ye
"T'he French rov'r1mnni viii mato
nt nhout the Same TIME ae fnr Enr
( lsh government % detailed Hittnmtn
concerning the conference Hi London
! The communication win touch n0un
cialiy uDon economic questions
before The official statements h1v
been issued regarding thc inndou rnu
b fere1ccH n Is possible to rira SOM
+ Idea Of cor'nin agreements ihnt Wer
reached
s French loan ~ five or siv bIi0
frames placed in ENGLAND Do g. gnlor
. stood. would he accepted.
An inter- Allied military nrgan'zn
zion assuring eyscution ~ tho tr0Hf
ma having under cousIa Iteration mems
urcs which Gcrmauy'H possible sfu
'NNH IN fNH INiNif iNiNIsi 'NINN'I y
been maintained with Marshal Foe
ln control
silence Is maintained on thD eitua
e fion created hy DELAY Ir As1sri,lu rag
p / incation OF the treaty.
Tho accord between london 1u
% Paris. II Is declared. remains perfect
"Ail peace problems nro now domin
Ated by the necessity on obtaining rofi
j fication Of the treaty OF Versailles
f.HI0H
E conference OF The pfem.lrs et London
10 this connection n nfks
"is II not necessary. ln the i1tfroa
IS " general pence fhpt ihC future 20
T. mnistratiun Of Coustuniiaople ana ih
n ! Dnrdaneles shall have the npprohat io
{ ~ the United StatesY'
. The Temps concludes thai the allie
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which rmler Nitu RESUMED his rec
MARKS
The iHw granting fuli powers go the
cabinet bee won't an was PASSED Df
the chamber May "a. 1861 90 was
equivalent te q declaration of war"
The entire socialist group shouted:
no. uo.
Tho cabinet had already concluded
Gays alliance with the entente"
Tho Premier neeRed for me support
OF nh parties 90 hsip Italy out of hei
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emergency ordinance compelling inc
trln io frmam ihtre thret minutns
rnls pleased she president I'm rout"
hr delivered himself of many hoose E
tHl Drigr1ma. such as "rhe honest
mHn uha r. coward iH no earthly hf'
Geo himself of anyone eisr.
What Dos does uui relate in hiF iet
,ars homr b. lhat his guides in The Wild
0lslaE Aflal tho h1uuaf tried in eNoiN
was fo prevent thn president from r.sk-
nr Dis ucth hat Gwen f they rode
around % dangerous SPOT thc president
uonll piuuee through determined 3,
U. job nf tht aralh. THE Editor
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Hg,Ex.E
NO COMPROMISE OR CON.
CESSION ON TREATY
PRESIDENT SAYS.

CONTINUED from Page one)
member of the foreign relations com
mittec aud prominent among the tre-
ats s. foes 100 statement tonight charg-
ga that large financial Interests were
engaged in propaganda f1voring ga SEN
ate compromise. and also proposed to
keep the treaty and the league of na-
tiOr from being passed on hy the peo-
pie darling the ensuing presidential
campaign.
TO the presidents contention that the
SENATE majority s. responsible for conf
dNions resulting from delay repubii-
can leaders pointed 20 the objections
yesterday by Senator Hitchcock 20 the
Knox resolution proposing ratification
of the treaty go Tar as @ would effect
peace with Germany and poatponement
OF action on the League of Nations.
The Knox resolution which may BE
pressed ANEW this week is sure TO re-
ceiyc senator Hitchcoeh's opposition.
"lt is uttrrly out of the question. ab-
sOiutely Impossible the Nebraska SEN
ntor slld adding that tho hnsis OF com
promise mast ho the Lodge reserva-
,ions aud the live he proposed as sub
stifntcs
Hitchcock Willing to
Discuss Compromise.
Questioned regarding the future
course toward compromise senator
Hitchcock said.
"rhc Lolg reservations are I'm the
senate. ours arc There Also. We are
willing lo discuss a Compounded at amy
ilmc
I.oador of both major factions of the
SENATE ar hop fu thut from the Lon
don conferences of the British and
Fronch prcmiora mas come possibly IN
tDw duta somD responsible action
toward IrctutiucH Of senate YpnerVa
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-05

means to complete the bunch Of good
business men in Omaha; one of the best
propositions on earth; II you are not q
GOOD winner or a game loser do not
answer. Boz SIS. Bee
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-05

MEN WANTED 10 SELL GROCERIES.
SELLING EXPERIENCE NOT NECES-
SARY.
One Of worlds largest grocers, (capi.
tai over $1,000, 000) wants ambitious
men outside of Omaha to sell direct
to consumer nationally known brands
OF an extensive line Of groceries, paints
roofings. lubricating oils. stock foods
ETC.; big line, easy sales: values beat
any competition; earn big money: no
experience or capital required COM
piete sample outfit and free selling in
reliable house, write today. John Sex
ton & Co.. 552 West Illinois street. Chi
cAgo, Ill.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-05
A MONEY MAKER.

wanted--City and county representa-
tiyes for safety device needed on every
automobile. Our Automatic Safety Tail
Light Signal has proved Its value. Sells
At sight. Is practical; IL guaranteed and
= biS money. maker. Show 1t and the
sale Is made. Small investment for
agent; good profits and q guaranteed
device, write us for details.
AUTO INDICATOR CO..
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-05
BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUY AND SELL OIL LEASES IN TExAs
around drilling oil wells. Quick sales
big money. Buy Is worth the money.
No capital required nor experience neces-
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In path OF production have proven gold
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Have sold thousands of acres. Big
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and agents proposition. Pecos Valley
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-05
Statesmen WANTED.

Would you change your present po-
sition II we can show you that you
can make from $500 to $500 per month
on a straight legitimate proposition that
you can call on the same customer
three times a year?
This proposition Is selling direct to
the farmer. handling a complete line
OF groceries, hardware, paints, Oil and
automobile accessories.
We have So men now making the
above amount and can handle a few
more live statesmen representing a firm
backed by good many years Of past
business in Omaha.
You have no money to invest, only
your time while we teach you how and
at the same time will convince you
this job is just as represented. We
have some good territory open so act
quickly. Must have a car. This is q
year around position.
WASHINGTON MARKET,
1907 Howard st.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TWO CARLOADS OF u. 5.
ARMY GOODS

N BEING UNLoADED TODAY
"a be ready Yor the pubic on Monday,
October 6, at S q. m.
The new lots OF army goods CONSIST
Z. 8. Army Wool Blankets. rene 2:
H 3. g. Army. Army Sanitary Cot Beds brand d
!, s. Army All Leather Vest. VIII sis1
q. S. Army comforters. quilts r re- q
'' .. 8. '1 Army Rubber Hip Boots. brand
MY .. 8. Army Regulation Tents. lexis ~ q
i. 3. Army Bacon. in 10 lbs. cans =
p.ut =. 's s.: Army Barb wire. gal. 50 ,o =,
PC 8. {. Array Barb wire painted. e. reg g
PEI he ere ar: one hundred other items
which would be Of interest to you and
you could rave 50 cents on q dollar
Now 10 the time to buy. This sale
70 out.of-town buyers: We ship goods
exactly as advertised. Make out or.
ders plainly. Include money order or
draft. No. c. o. BIS shipped. II order
"a py parcel post include postage. You
are assured Of prompt and satisfactory
Reference: state Bank Of Omaha.
Make drafts or money orders payable
70 the Nebraska Army and Navy supply
Company. :,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-05

CHICAGO manufacturer has position for
one salesman to sell to high<elass mer-
chants, manufacturers and banks in
western Iowa on commission basis. You
need no grub stake to take this out,
as the article has basic principals that
have no imitators and is the only one
of it's kind in the world. You can sell
this II you have sold successfully type
writer's, adding machines, check protec-
tors, life insurance. books. The lucky
applicant will be trained by the district
manager. who will give you interview.
Two sales per week means $50 90. Aver
age statesmen do eight. Star salesman
chance. state IL you have sold any Of
the above. Address Box II. Council
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-05
HELP WANTED-MALE

Stores and Offices.
NO AGENCY IN OMAHA 10 in . better
position to place you than WE ARE
Salesman, furniture experienced prefer
able. salary and commission.
salesman. implements, must have at least
I or s years experience.
office manager and accountant. Si3o-17S.
Office clerk. high school graduate, spisn.
did future. t7S.3s6
sSt.s,nosrsphsrs, .iss;;lso; typists. sso-,so.
THE MARTI COMPANY,
EMPLOYMENT SPECIALISTS,
1925 w. o. W, Bldg.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-05

ADVERTISING sALEsMEN-Do not sign
up until you have investigated the
Blanchard Line. We confidently believe
we have the most attractive combina-
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market today. Our business Is showing
phenomenal gains and the opportunities
are practically unlimited. We are now
lining UP our sales staff for next sea-
son and have a. few very desirable ter
ritories for Immediate assignment. APP
ply with full particulars to The Blan-
chard Co.. Aurora, III.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-05

business opportunity. Nam
ufacturer of q most extraordinary de-
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being nationally advertised and sold In
every large city throughout the United
sufficient capital and ability to finance
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a wholesale and retail way; $500 and up
will be sufficient to purchase enough OF
our product to warrant our granting
agencies. Large profits and quick sales
guaranteeed. Do not reply unless you
can qualify with above requirements.
Act quickly. We invite closest scrutiny.
Reply Mr.. Ford, 30o Filth Ave. n. y e:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-05
BUSINESS CHANCES.
TuN EIN4NCIAI- GIANT

THE FINANCIAL GIANT
Oil Is far more valuable than gold.
When Cripple Creek yielded 1900, 900
Of the yellow metal annually, 1t was
heralded a world beater and scores of
investors became rich. But what was
known as Bonanza Camp at the time
fades into insignificance In comparison
with the production OF oil in the vicin-
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to be brought In. the oil production
from that field yields $1s5, 506,250 per
year. Other fields equally as rich In
oil. Read the "Oil Press" Contains a
full account Of this tremendous oil boom
and fortunes that are being made on
little. Each issue contains valuable,
authentic information and analytical re-
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bad and Indifferent, operating in the
great Mid-Continent and Texas fields.
A late copy. together with the Mar
kets," containing the quotations on list
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while they last. new, accurate colored
map Of Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas,
Just out, featuring the oil fields in red.
You may profit greatly by reading them.
Address Oil Press, TOT Republic Bldg.
Nh
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-05
MIR. BUSINESS NAN.

proposition when you see It? II you
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established manufacturing company
can show you where !ts trade mark"
three years Of hustle and push besides
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We have the manufacturing facilities
ana material OF, hand for 100000 re-
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-05

AGENT AND SALESMAN to supply and
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-05
MAKE 20 70 50 PER CENT ON YOUR
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-05

AGENT and salesman to supply and sell
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motorists, exclusive rights and no COM
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time; permanent increasing business;
get this agency today. American Sales
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-05

BECOME q prosperous Davis agent, be-
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-05

AGENTS. $40 to t3J a day sure: Amer
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-05

WANTED--YoUNG MAN FAIRLY con-
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-05
urJ,p WhNTEn-MALn
Nss,l.s ard C.rYss.etg.

AGENTs--ts to S. an hour during spare
time: meu AMI women TO take orders
for Liberty raincosts; every coat sold
under guarantee: Mccain made sG09 In
II days, working 5 hours daily: Georgia
man, ss4 first week. spare time only
thousands of orders In your home town
big commissions in advance; We deliver
and collect: complete outfit free; write
today. The Liberty Rainooat Co. Dept,
MRS Dnytou q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-13
. RIVER NEWS

Fifteen feet three inches and faiiing
slowly was registered at the "haf
Yesterday at 6 p. m. and the stage It..
the foot Of McMcchcn dam was 10 lce'
u inches anad falling slowly. Inc
three rivers are falling ut all points
above and will continue to fal! elo"is
Tho General Crnwdcr arrived: yeHtcf'
day morning at o'clock from fltts.
burph and took on large CONSIGNMENT
of local freight. She left for Charles
ton at 1880 a. m. ,,,
The Helen T. arrived from New Mat
amoras at $50 o'clock last evening.
Tho Liberty will be in from McCon'
nellsvillo tonight.
The General Wood will be up FIJI
day morning on her way from C'ncin'
natl to Pittsburgh.
The Helen +. leaves today for NC"
Matamorns at noon.
Capt. NJ. G. Sebolt left for Poin,
Pleasant yesterday to get the General
Pershing in shape 10 enter her traus
by the first Of April.
General Manager Brown Of the LID
crty Transit Co arrived home from
Cincinnati last night.
Tho Ecsta Coal Co.'S ways at Flor
eftc. "a miles above Pittsburgh OIL tht
Mcngahela river, have been finished a.
n cost OF S7n0.G00. The ways are OF
concrete and six cradles IRE Of stec
and arc long enough TO hoist 25o-tor
and 150-tnu barge at one time. enc
to end There are seven platforms
which will accommodate such barges OF
four towboats Mt n time. The ways
are operated by electricity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-13
FARE HEARING
.SCHEDU[EDF0R
THIS MORNING

4 large array Of the county's best
legal talent will appear before. inc
state public service commission at me
court house this morning. when the
West Virginia Traction and Electric
company will submit arguments on its
petition for higher rates Of fare be-
tween this city and Elm Grove.
Counsel for the communities out the
pike will demand that the five cent rare
10 Elm Grove he restored. and do not
fear increases over and above present
fares in view OF the report Of state
Statisticiain Neese. who holds that the
company is now making falr pront on
it's investment and holdings.
Attorneys Joseph Handlan and ". b.
Casey will represent tho Elm Grove
board Of trade; Judge James W. Ewing
of Woodsdalc will appear for that town
and AS we'll for tho Wheeling cahmber
Of commerce: Attorney John P. Arhenz
will represent Pleasant Valley Willie
CITY Solicitor NJ. j. Cullinun appears
for the city Of Wheeling.
Judge +. r. Morgan George X: -.
VIII: and T. G. Rider, members or inc
sta public service commission
rcrch"d the city last night and and, regis s-
tered ut the Mcclure. They Will near
tho apneal Of the West Virginia Trac-
lion and Electric company To-Day LOT
higher fares to Elm Grove. Inc com,
mission brought along from charleston
a CORPS OF clerks and stenographcfs'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-13
RESOLUTIONS PEovIDE xoR s1x
HOURS WORK, PAY FOB BONE
COAL, ETC.
PRESlDEHT JOIN MoOKE Will
GIVE ADDRESS AT SESSION
THIS MORNING.
ENJOYABLE TIME ULD BY 1ot
DELEGATES AT BOHEMIAN EAI.L
LAST NIGHT.

The feature Of yesterday afternoon s
session Of the twenty-tlrst annual con-
vention of the coal miners Of sub-dis-
trict No. was the adoption of a score
Of resolutions. most Of which will be re-
ferred 10 the scale committee TO be
taken up with the operators If that COM
m:ttee sees fit to consider the resolu-
tions.
Among the resolutions adopted were
the following:
To compensate the miners for the re-
moving of "bone COAL
That operators furnish protected
places for check we;ghmen.
That stone Of one inch or more ot
paid for.
That the six hour day be demanded
with but one-half day work on Satur'
That a Sc per day minimum wage bt
demanded.
That dead work" be paid for.
That the coal companies furnish nj
thinning tools.
That miners be paid at o'clock p. m
on 10th and 25th of each month.
That all mining machines be single
shift.
That the legislature be asked to pro
vide better schools for the mlnini
camps.
That men applying for positions a
the mines be hired in turns
That drivers be paid one hour more
than they work eacn DAY
That all stone and impurities in tn
coal be paid for.
That the coal companies be asked t
furnish the miners coal at the cost o.
production.
More resolutions arc to be taken VI
at the session this morning, not all: D
them having been considered yesterda!
afternoon.
Last night the delegates to the con
vcntion enjoyed Bohemian lunch a
the Bohemian hall on Harrison stree,
marched to the hall in a body. Ate
addresses wer" made by William os, Roy
I~hn Moore, STATE Vice President lie
Hall and others. luncheon was seryec
after which smoker" was enjoyed:
Attorney Warren W. Cowen OF 81
Clairsyille the head of the legal depart
men Of the sub-district miners organ
ization. gave an address at the ,openin
Of the afternoon session. explaining Z
tho delegates preser; his duties in HI
new office. Mr.. Cowcn has a contrac
with the organization for year. IN
rank and ilr Of the miners voted taror
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-13
.S1EubENVILLE

Special Dispatch to The Intellgencer'
STEUBEEV1LLE. Ohio. March Il
City council has deferred court actlo11
against the Stcubenrillc. East Liverpool
e. Rcorer Valley Traction company,
which is violating Its franchise by. cur,
failing service on all local fines and VIII
seek 10 find some method whereby the
franchise can bc modified and the com,
pany granted increased fares. y Speclal
meeting of council will be held Thurs
day night at which time ways and
means Of helping the ear company out
Of It's financial difficulties will be dis
.cusSrd. 1t is understood that some
cCuncilmcn favor rcvoking the old fran
chiso and granting, a new one allowing a
six cent fare. provided better car ser
vice is guaranteed. City solicitor {. l.,
Williams was ready today to file 4 suit
asking that tho comtHny's contract DC
dnrlarcd null and Wild by reason Of vio-
lations but it was withheld pending
councils action.