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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-01
IN DOUBT AS TO BASIS.
Call For State Convention DELAYED bv
iia5, State Chairman, -

.5aif5, State Chairman. -.
Special to Times Republican.
Des Motnes, July 1.-The issuance
Ct the call for the republican state
convention has been held up until the
time for the county conventions is
practically Mt hand because or inde-
cision an to whether the governors
vote or that Of secretary Of state
should constitute the basis of repre-
eentation.
The republican state central COM
mittee at meeting held here during
the April convention practically de-
cided to use the secretary of states
vote In 1918 as a basis for the, July
convention rather than the vote cast
for governor as the vote for COVER
nor was comparatively small. It was
thought 1t would really not be q rep
resentative convention. The April
convention had a total Of 1902 dele
gates. The basis OF representation in
that convention was the vote cast for
governor In 1918.
However, since the April convention
some Of the republican party mana
gers have taken the position that any
effort to change the basis of repre-
sentation might be misconstrued.
This raised the question as to wheth-
or or not the basis should be chang
cd and has necessitated getting in
touch with party leaders and getting
their judgment on the matter before
issuing the call.
1t Is recognized that there could be
no possible advantage to any can
didate no matter what the basis of
the call, but 1t also recognized that
there arc those who might think some
5okeying was being done which would
work out to the favor Of some candi-
date. Hence there has been a dispose
ton to hold TO the same rule as that
adopted In determining the number
OF delegates to the April convention.
There has been disposition to
make the convention date rather lat
Or than usual In order to give the
contestants full time in which to
for delegates and so that
no contestant can say that snap
Judgment was taken in picking date
too soon after the county convention
to admit getting about among the
delegates or soliciting support.
Some talk Is heard that Harry
Weaver Of Wapello. who managed
Lowdenss campaign for the republi-
can nomination for president, may be
. contender along with Charles A.
Rawson OF Des Moines for re-elec-
ton az state chairman.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-01

Nh. m Says Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Removed
The Cause.

Knoxville Tenn.-seMy back hurx
ne al @Ae Time ] was Ill run down.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-01
TOWN OF, MINeURN DIVIDED IN
e TO HOSTILE CAMPS OVER
~ GAMES QUESTION.
FIFTEEN PLAYERs ON
TRIAL UNDER BLUE LAWS
Pastor Who Started Trouble With
Red Hot Sermon Attacking Citizens
Also Arrested For Spsedinu-Mayor
Assesses Fines Without Trial, Play
era Refuse 70 Pay.

Perry. July Tho usually quiet
town of Minburn Is a beehive Of ex-
element and the people are exper-
ienoing moro thrills than they have
had for years. A court trial u the
outgrowth OF series Of happenings
which have covered period of SOW
eral weeks.
The trouble started about three
weeks ago. Sunday baseball games
have been conducted at Minburn and
"a couple Of mon attempted to settle
some old grievances by fishtiny on
the ball grounds. This started an agi-
tation to stop tho ball games and
Rev. Mr.. Koehler, pastor Of the NJ.
d. church, took prominent part in
the matter. He preached sermon
which IL said to have been very
radical, In which no not only pointed
out the bad effects Of Sunday games.
but attacked the standing Of tho play
ers and all who attended. He asked
the members OF his church to sign a
petition requesting tho mayor and
council to stop the games. and at the
same time another petition was cir
culated by the players asking that
they be allowed to continue.
Many Of the mon who signed the
petition Of the ball players were
business mon and prominent citizens
and they resented the statements OF
the minister that they were not good
citizens. As such things generally end.
there was bitter feeling. and . cli-
max was reached Sunday when NJ
participants or promoters Of q ball
game.
The warrants were from the court
OF Mayor l. u. Mortimer, and It is
stated the men were told to appear
Monday and pay q fine Of SIS each.
Il they did not do 40, they were CIV
en- to understand that the nne would
be SITS.
Riot Ensuss.
No one paid the fines and We'd
nesday night feeling ran 30 high that
a crowd who were In favor Of tho
games attacked some men in autos
who were opposed and eggs, rocks
and other missiles were hurled around
recklossly. The town marshal swore
In q number OF deputies and the
mob was finally dispersed, but the
bitter feeling was only increased.
Information charging Rev. Mr..
Koehler with exceeding the speed
laws was nled with the mayor and .
warrant issued for his arrest.
The fifteen ball players who were
arrested are being tried. The trial ID
being held In the Woodmcn Hall and
. crowd Of about $50 people arc pack
ed In the hail listening TO the pro-
ceedings. sympathy seems to be with
the ball players and the crowd IL
losing no opportunity to show their
feelings.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03
LEGAL

doings for the prior month 49,
SECTION a. The WATER CONMtS-
sIONr shall make aud file with IN. city
Auditor Of the City Of Tulsa on or before
tho First day of July 81 each year. a fuil
and complete inventory In detail, OF all
property. real and personal, owned, leased.
occupied or used Wy or Tor the water de-
part and water systems OF tse CITY OF
sECTtoS "a Tho mombers Of tho
WATER COMMISSION" shall at the time
o. their qualifying as members thereof
file with the city Auditor of tho city Of
Tulsa a surety bond IN the sum Of Twenty
Five Thousand N25,0Oo.oo) Dollars condi-
TONED upon the faithful performance of
the dutiesas members Of such WATER
SECTION a. All acts ~ parts Of eets
in conflict with the ptoyisions OF this
amendment are hereby repealed.
That the Mayor ~ said city he, ana he
II hereby authorized and directed to issue a
PROCLAMATION calling special election
whioh said proclamation shall be pub
liHhed In the Tulsa Daily World for Ten
uOJ consecutive Issues thereo {. the publi-
cation to BE- at least Ton OOb days before
the date upon which said election shall be
held
That an emergency exists FOR the preser-
vation ot the public health welfare and
safety ~ the Inhabitants 70 Fatd city Of
Tulsa, by reason whereof this proposed
amendment shall take effect and be IN fun
S61,,d5 sS,Gs from ~ 1Sd d. 9i,gr s epPToyai and
~ the city Of Tulsa, publication In man
nsr n ana ana iGfm,Uequirre'd by law, ratification
bb vote OF NV QuAluled electors OF said
city Of Tulsa, as by law provided. and APP
proval by the Governor Of the State OF
Oklahoma.
ADOPTED ana the emergency clause
ruled upon separately and approved this
q day of Scptemhcr. 1890.
1929
Wei the undersigned. continuing tho
Legislative authority Of the city Of Tulsa,
Oklahoma, to-wit. The Mayor and board
81 Commissioner of the city OF Tulsa,
duly and regularly elected. qualified and
acting, do subscribe our names to the above
and foregoing proposed amendment To the
| Charter OF tho city OF Tulsa, proposed by
| the said Legislative authority Of the city
of Tulsa by resolution 90 the qualified elec
! BY publication for Twcuty-One C2D con
\ sccutive tunes IN the Tulsa Daily world
sc. signing such board OF Coinmis-
sioners. duplicate copies OF such proposed
amendment
WITNESS our hands this 2sth day OF
| September. 1890.
o. \. STEINER.
| Streets and Public Property
Commiasinner.
L. s. YOUNkMAN.
Waterworks and Sewerage
Commissioned,
| J. NJ. ADkISON,
Commissioner Of Police and Fire
| H. i. NEwBLOCK.
| mmisstoner of Finance
and Revenue.
| Attest: MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
| city Auditor.
| Approved: FRANK Il. DUNCAN.
CIV AtturnSy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03

(Publishcd in the Tulsa Daily World, Oc'
tober. q s. A. s. G. Z s. g 10, IL ~ ~.
IA 10 To- IL IS ls- 90 2l and 20, 1920
World Publishing Company, Publishera)
PROPOSED AMENDMENT
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03

SILVER PLUME LODGE iSg. X r..
un,, mcets every Thursday night al
.AW& X Il. han, East Second. NEXT
Mk meeting oct z, Visiting
YvR knights urged 90 attend.
XfHa5 u. H. FELTs, G. Z.
Sn3 ED SALE X, Il. 4 s
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03
IRISH OPPOSED
TO THE LEAGUE
Candidate Cox Referred
to Resolution That
Attacks the Pact
BRITISH ARE CRITICIZED
England Will Sever Permit
Celts TO Have Freedom
Under Article II

Resolutions adopted by tho state
convention OF the Friends of Irish
Freedom nj the oklahoma cry
meeting referred TO- I'm the stsl"-
ment Friday night OF Governor j. NJ.
Cox on the irish question;
"Unalterably opposed as We are to
tho entry OF the United States into
the league OF nations, even with rcH-
ervations, we dcnOuncU the mislcnd-
ing and wholly unfoundcd state
mons made regarding 1t by Gov
ornOr Cox aa HffordinR Ireland an
opportunity to obtain hor liberty.
The covenant ot the league affords
no such opportunity 10 Ireland, and
submitting her case 10 body con
trollcd by England would result only
in giving an International sanction
to an adverse decision that would bc
really English. Recognition by the
United States government OF the
Irish republic. not an appeal to tho
English league Of nations, ia the only
help TO Ireland worth considering"
Tho resolutions also protested
against the barbHrous, cruel and in
human methods OF the British gov
ernment In It's desperate effort TO
overthrow the republic Of Ireland"
NJ n violation of the American prln-
ciplo that all governments derive
their Just power from the consent OF
the governed"
They asked that our government
protest, against the "lnhuman treat
ment Of Mayor MacSwinoy of Cork
and his follow prisonera," and pledg-
ed continued and earneAt support to
President de Valera In his efforts TO
SECURE recognition OF the Irish re-
public. A policy of boycott against
English products and commercial
and financial institutions was also
urged on account of discrimination
OF the British government against
American shipping interests by pro-
hibltng American steamers from
calling at Irish porta
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03
PROPOSED AMENDMENT
To
THE cmAETER OF OF ImE CITY or TULSA.

STATE OF OKLAHOMA.
A proposed amendment 20 the char
ter " the city OF Tulsa by adding to
said charter an ARTICLE TO be known
and dcsignated as ARTICLE r.
WATER COMMISSION" being an amend.
mont to tho Charter of the city of
Tulsa. creating. establishing and provtd-
ing tor a WATER COMMISSION de-
finlng In general terms ITS rights, pow
Crs, and duties; providing Tor the call
ing OF a special election for the purpose
Of voting upon such amendment, re-
pcaling all acts or parts ot aets IN con
flict with this amendment, and declar-
ing Rn emergency.
WHEREAS. The Legislative authority OF
the city Of Tulsa, being the Mayor and
Commissioners Of said city, are desirous
~ submitting to the qualified electors OF
tho city of Tulsa an amendment to tho
TO and hereinafter set out Tor their ap-
proyal or rejection at special election
therefor 10 he called by the said Mayor
aud commissioners In manner and form by
NOW, THEREFORE,, DE IT RE
SOLVED HY THE HOARD or COM
MlSSl3NERS OF or the CITY OF
sE. rloN !. There Is hereby created a
"wATER COMMISSION" consisting OF
five to) qualified electors OF the city of
Tulsa, whose rights powers, and duties
shall he as herein provided
SECTION 3. The WATER COMMIS-
SION" hercin mentioned shall consist OF
rive go members, one ot whom shall be
the wATERWORkS AND SEWERAGE
COMM ISSlONER provided for In the Char
ter who shall be cN-offiCio chairman and
member OF said water COMMISSION, ,"
and -Four co other members who shall be
elected and servo "a term OF -Four 90 years
from ana after their election. except as
herein provided.
SECTION ,. The qualification Of a
member OF such "WATER COMMISSION"
| shall be that such member Is an actual
! houa-fide resident Of the city OF Tulsa,
a qualified oloctor and free hulder thereof
SECTION T. Immediately upon the
.f Am. -. ~.
| tor ~ the city OF Tulsa by the qualified
| electors thereof and its approval by the
Governor Of the State Of oklahoma, the
Mayor OF the city OF Tulsa shall nominate
| and the Commissioners confirm, -Four (4)
qualified electors Of the city OF Tulsa
possessing tho qualifications provided In
| this amendment, who together with the
! "WATERWOUkS AND SEWERAGE
COMMISSIONER OF said city, shall con
stitute and be the first WATER COM
MISSION; and, the said -Four 90 mem-
bors, when so nominated and confirmed.
shalt hold office ultD the election and
qualification VI their sueeessorA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03
LEGAL

TPublished in The Tulsa Daily World oo-
tohcr 9, 3. I, g. s, 7, $, .. 10, II, ~. -. ~,
10. l6, II, Is, 10. 20, ~ and 80, 1870, World
Publishing ompany, publishers)
nNAHnSIN AMINnMENT
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03
LEGAL

SECTION S. At the regular city Elec.
ton of the city ~ Tulsa on the flTst
Tue.day in April ls1z. mere "a sham u,tis Gs
fled electors ~ said City " Tulsa as
members Of said water COMMISSION
whore term ~ office shall be ss follows
Two t2) members Tor Pour 90 years ana
bicnnially thereafter there ahall BE- elected
TWO C) members for "a term OF Four W
SECTION .. In the event ot a vacancy
IN said WATER COMMISSION by rea,
son ~ the death, resignation o, temova,
Commissioners Of the tity ~ Tulsa small
M such vacancy by appointment asd con ,
firmntion provided, such appointiyeht an, hh1
confirmation shall only be untl the n'Al
General city Election, at which time such
vacancy, II any. shall be filled by elett tloh
fof such unetplr"d term in the sam 3 lian-
nor providing for the election ~ mNHbcis
0f said WATER COMMISSION
SECTION 2 Except as othorwlsn pro-
yided herein ne members 3t sald va, a.,
and elected as provided hy the laws II
tho state " oklahoma aud the charter
and OrdinsncaA 81 the Guy ~ TuIsa Hnd
the first Urinary Election and Regular
Election hereunder shall be held in the
year 1879 Of the same time. place Ahn
manner as the General city primary hlec,
tion and Regular Election Tor bitic"is "i
tho city ~ Tulsa, and bigunially thereafter
there shall bu elected IN the same manner
members " said WATER COMMISSION
sECri0N N Al any Primary Election
herein provided for any candidate Tor q
member - tho WATER COMMISSION
may have HE namo placed uyfn the prl'
mary ballot by filing with thl city Au.
ditor at least Ten t0) days before SAID
Primary Election. his request 10 be placed
upon Haid ballot. provided, said request
must he accompanied by a petition directed
10 said candidate ana signed by not IL 81
than one Hundred u00) qualified voter
of said city ~ Tulsa requesting that h'
become - candidate. aud. provided fus
ther that At any Primary Election an
General Election held hereunder, such Pri
mary ballot and such General Election
ballot shalt designate the term Tor whicf
such petitioner IL - candidate, and, pro
vided further, that euch request fled VIII
the City Auditor shan designate the tern
for which the petitioner is candidate
provided further. that In the event lcsi
than Two t2) candidates shall ftle thci
request and petition 10 be placed upon th'
Primary Election Ticket as herein pro
vidcd. tho newly elected and qualific'
Mayor and Commissioners Immediately
after being inducted into office shall nom
inate and confirm free holder and qual
flied clcctor as herein provided to fil anI
vacancy In the WATER COMMISSION
from any cause Whatsoever.
SECTION 0. II shall be the duty OF th'
GUY Auditor to prepare separate FritnAt
Ballot and General Election ballot for III
election OF members of the "WATEf
COMMISSION" and to arrange the name
of the candidates for each term as men
ber OF the WATER COMMISSION" II
alphabetical order without any designa
tion. insignia or device Of any kind o
character. political or otherwise, eNcep
| that said ballot shall bo headed by th'
words,
wv iTER COMMISSION BALLoT'
and thcrounder the words
"FOGH YEAR TERM
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03

IL. 10 10 IL IS is- 90 81 and ?2, 1920.
World Publishing Company, Publishers)
PROPOSED AMENDMENT
TO
THE CHARTER OF THE CITY OF TULSA
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
A proposed amendment to the Char
ter OF tSe city OF Tulsa oklahoma, ma,
the right to exercise Jurisdiction over
all property owned or controlled by
said City whether within or without
the limits thereof amending para
graph Number Fourteen ub OF Sec
tion Five (5) OF Article Two (2) OF
said Charter; providing for the calling
of special election for the purpose OF
voting upon such amendment, and de-
claring an emergency.
WHEREAS, The Board of Commissioners
OF the city OF Tulsa, Oklahoma. Is desirous
OF submitting to the qualified electors Of
said City at special election to be held
in said city, the question OF the adoption
or rejection OF the following amendment
to the Charter of said city Of Tulsa, OK
llahoua, as hereinafter set forth. -
N6w, THEREFORE,, be 1T RESOIV-
ED ny THE BOARD OF CoMMISl
sIQNERs OF THE CITY OF TULSA.
OKLAHOMA
SECTION /. That the Board OF Com
| nissioners OF said City OF Tulsa hereby
adopts and approves the following amend
ment TO the Charter OF the said city OF
Tulsa, Oklahoma, and proposes and sub
mits the same to the qualified electors
OF said city for approval or rejection as
by law required. First. That Paragraph
Number Fourteen ClD Of Section Five t5)
4 of Article Two (2) OF said Charter be
amended TO read as follows;
II. "TheCtty OF Tulsa shall have
jurisdiction over all places within
Five 90 miles OF the corporate limits
OF the said city for the enforcement
Of all health and quarantine reguia-
tions OF said City; provided that said
City OF Tulsa shall have and exercise
| Jurisdiction over all lands owned or
| controlled by II outside OF the limits
| OF said city 20 the same extent that II
has. over land owned by It within said
| city limits"
SECTION 2. All acts or parts of acts
| IN conflict with the provisions OF this
amendment are hereby repealed That tns
Mayor Of said city be, and he Is hereby
authorized and directed to issue a pro-.
Iclamation calling Il special election which
said proclamation shall be published In
the Tulsa Daily Void for Ten CO) con-
secutive Issues thereof, the publication to
be at least Ten uo) days before the date
upon which said election shall be held
| That an emergency exists for the pre-
servation OF tho public health, welfare and
safety OF the Inhabitants of said city OF
Tulsa. by reason whereof this proposed
amendment shall take effect and be In
| full force from and after its approval
and adoption by the Board OF Commls'
sioners OF the City Of Tulsa, publication
in manner and form required by law. rati-
| ficatiGn by vote OF the qualified electors
| OF said city OF Tulsa, as by law provided,
and approval By the Governor OF the
state OF Oklahoma.
| ADOPTED and the emergency clause
| ruled upon separately and approved this
| rs day OF September, 1890.
| APPROVED this 2s day Of September.
| 1920.
| We the undersigIted constituting tho
/ LEGISLATIVE authority OF the City OF Tulsa,
Okla hssaA, Ia-saSk IRs Mayor and Beard
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03

PAWirUSKA. oct. i.--Stcpe have
been taken by the commercial ,luh
to cooperate with the good road.
association organized on Monday h'
Nelagoncy Tor the purpose OF WORN
ing and putting into first class shnp'
the road between the TWO towns. N'
lagoucy being tho station al Whl'
the NJ. X. and r. passenger" i"i
pawhuska are met by nxica bs
transportation along this highway o.
Of gone concern 10 pawhuBka. Tho
good roads committee ~ th" com
morciai club has the matter Ut
charge.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03
and Hereunder the words
-FOUR YEAR TERM"

GENERAL ELECTION"
WATER COMMISSION BALLOT
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03

%, bS meets first SAtuT.
day In each month at
Masonic Han, business
meeting 7 ,, m. at Ma.
sonic Han, Ceremonial
date changed To oct.
hth, Masonic HAL, z
y, lu, Parade " Con.
Nentlon Hall.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03

An italian syndlcntc W planning 10
ln'snsiycIy and scientifically produce
cotton, sugar, bananas, OIL r''dH hnH
aomc other crops on u large heb'
In ItHly'a colonies.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03

and hereunder the words
-FOUR YEAR TERM"
Two YEAR TERM"
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1920-03-05
THE CATTLE TICK ROBS
BABIES OF THEIR MILK
You Cant Have Good Mich Cattle in a
Tick Infested NeighbOrhoOd

Cone of the saddest cases of influ-
nnyo which | have treated this year Oc-
cured in the lower part of the county,
said a local physician this week.
San entire family was down with the
.5;soosc There were two small children
who were critically i'll. They needed
nourish;ng food, and above all things
they needed milk. l endeayored to pro-
c,,re some but found it difficult to OBJ
f.in more than small quantities. With
the right kind of food, and especially
with sufficient milk they would have con-
vaIesced rapidly. AS it was, they had to
rep,ain in bed for several weeks
THE doctor went on to say that 1t was
nat onIv in influenza but other cases OF
sickness as well that the patients would
he materially benefited by diet IL
which milk figured Iberally.
Il don't see why the farmers don
I,een more cows" he added. The reas-
ON for the shortage of cows in Pasquo'
tank County is due to the deadly
york of the cattle tick. As long as the
county remains under quarantine it VII
always be impossible to raise COWS II
anv considerable number. And with
SHORTAGE of COWS there is bound to be
shortage of milk Tick eradication anc
the subsequent raising of better cattle l:
the only solution.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1920-03-05
DARE LUMBER CO.
HAS new OWNERS
Expected to Resume Operations
at an Early Date Under
Able Executive

A syndicate of Baltimore and New
York CAPITALISTS headed by E. NJ. New
ton, president of the Anthracite Coal
Co., is reported as having purchased the
plant and timber holdings of the Dare
Lumber Co in Elizabeth City and Dare
County and will put the plant in opera
ton as soon as certain repairs and i'm
IDrOyements can be made.
Walter S. Taylor. president and gen
eral manager of the Provident Farms
Inc. of Moyock, is named as the mana
ger of the company. Mr.. Taylor is al
experienced lumberman and a capable
executive and is no stranger to Elizabeth
City.
! The Dare Lumber Co. has been in bao
shape for several years, since it was
made the sport of sharpers and specu
lators who wrecked one Pennsylvania
insurance company in a wildcat scheme
TO unload this saw mill property for mil
lions more than it was worth. In Ellz
abeth City and in Dare county the new
that this great property is again IN re
sponsiblc hands is hailed with genuine
delight. Mr.. Taylor has made no an
nouncement of his plans and just Whe1
the mill will resume operations is no
stated.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1920-03-05
THE SPENCER COMPANY
OPEN IN A FEW DAYS
New Mems Clothing and Furnishings
Store Will Occupy Handsome
Quarters

The Spencer Co. is the name of Eliz-
abeth City's newest store which will
open in few days. The Spencer Co.
will handle mems clothing, hats and fur
nishings. Their store is the stand for
merly occupied by the J. II. Aydlett Hwd
Co., in the Hinton Building and the store
has been remodeled, decorated and equip
ped in keeping with the dignity of it's
location.
The Spencer Co. is composed of E. F..
Spencer, for many years with McCabe
&, Grice. and John II. Snowden, former
agent of the Norfolk Southern r. r.
Both will be active in the new business.
Grover Jackson, formerly with McCabe
& Grice, but more recently with the
American Expeditionary Forces over
seas will also be connected with the new
store.
The Spencer Co. expect to open next
week.