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Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-30
FIVE INJURED
WHEN CAR
ROLLS zoo
FEET
Pony Blimp CO from North
Island Strikes Peak Near
Hollywood; Huge Balloon
Is Ripped and Wrecked:
in Narrow Escape.
tny Associated Press,

Los ANGELES. sept. SO.-Thc
paay b,imp &C from tie naval sta
ten al North island. failed To clear
the hanks e Laurel Canyon today,
fell and was t.pped and wrecked.
i'ilot Gordon Mcdonald is believed
To- have both ankles fractured. FourS
passt agsrs escaped with minor in-s
jufies.
The balloon left North Island early
today 10 take part in fleet maneuver.
81 san Pedro and became lost in i
dense for. Il had descended and was
trying 10 get it's bearings when th
peak was struck. II had just succeedeY
in finding its bearings.
The csr Was ripped loose. rolled zoo
feet down the mountainside and then
lodged. There the occupants were
found by residents who had heard the
crash.
The balloon was practically demol-
ished. IL was 200 feet long and car
RED 10000 cubic feet OF ras which
escaped without exploding.
The injured were Lieutenant Gordon
Mcdonald, Lieut.. II. Pope, chief ma
chirist's mate Eugene Fry, Chief Qua
termaster Ralph Hartmann and Ensign
Joseph Gowan.
Lieut.. Mcdonald said that he had
recognized Hollywood and then headed
for San Pedro when the peak appeared
so close by that the pilot was unable
10 gain the elevation 20 clear t.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-30
U.S.. ARMY CONVOY
TO LEAVE LATE
TODAY FOR COAST
Officers and Men Well Pleased
Lcith Entertainment While in
This City; AdUance Guard
of San DiegOdns Here to Weii
come COaUOy.

The United States army convoy will
remain in Ell Centre until late this
evening according to the word given
out by Major Franklin this morning.
The reason for the extended STAY is
that three trucks are stalled 10 miles
north of INLAND. and the commander
with a party, left for that spot early
this morning to bring them to this
city.
one truck, out of commission be-
cause of a broken crank shaft, and
two are buried in the mud
Major Franklin stated that he would
not leave FL Centre until every truck
was in first class shape. 81 do not
want to end the trip at San Diego Sat
urday with half of the fleet strung
from: that city to Yuma" he said.
Every man expressed himself as be-
ing more than pleased with the treat
nent extended by this city. Enlisted
men were admitted into the local the
aters free Of charge, the street dance
was crowded with doughboys anxious
to trip off step or two and the Of
fcers were pleased with the hospital
ity Of the Associated and the local
Chambers Of Commerce.
The banquet, at the Barbara Worth
hotel last night was attended by near
ly 20 persons. A number of ladies
were among the delegates who well
coined the men TO this city. Follow
ing the banquet the party adjourned
TO the city park where addresses were
delivered by local men and the visiting
officers. Commander Franklin told
of the purpose Of the convoy. He dealt
at length on the necessity of the con-
struction Of the Bankhead Highway.
Jasper l.. Travers, in the absence of
Joseph Seymour, presided over the
mesting. He introduced Clifford L.
lCoggins who delivered the welcoming
address.
Colonel j. A. Rountree gave the
history of the Bankhead National
highway, and the history Of transpor-
tation across the country. He said,
HThe first 10 cross our fertile valleys,
rowing plains and snow capped noun
Gains was the OK. He was lead acros
Continued on Page -
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-30
CROOK ED PLAYER
IS KICKED OUT

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 30-Coast
league magnates here today sustained
President McCarthy's order suspending
William Rumler for five years for al
legged gambling. The resolution was
adopted unanimously.
The action was taken after the Salt
Lake delegation presented statement
at the meeting saving President Nc
Carthy had exceed his authority in
susrending Rumler and that the play
er was entitled to further investiga-
ton. After a brief discussion the Salt
Lake club voted with the others to
sustain Mccarthy.
The committee was appointed to in
vestigate further the charges of gamb-
ling which brought about the suspen-
sion of Rumler and other players.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-30
POCKET STILL is s4..1e..
LATEST RUM DEVICE
(By Associated Press

ASHVILLE, N. c., Sept. 3O.-A
pocket still is the latest device cap
cured by federal prohibition officers.
Agents working out of the local Of
ice recently captured such miniature
still near Saluda. The whole outfit
was so small the officers put it in their
,est pockets and brought it to the city
CT exhibition purposes. The officers
allied it parlor still. 1t is about
ne table-glass capacity and manufac-
tured an article for home consumption.
1t was said by officers that the still
was complete to the smallest detail
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-30
CALEXICO DOCTOR
ARRESTED. FACES
NARCOTIC FINE

DR.. Charles Engles, a CaleXico phY-
cician, was arrested bv William e.
Buck of the United States department
Of justice YESTERDAY on a warrant
sworn to by A. f. Gatens, internal
revenue narcotic inspector, charged
with the improper use of drugs.
According to the authorities Engles
= olered n have sold morphine and
other narcotics to dope fiends.
He was released on his own recog-
ni"nrce and the hearing was set for
a later date.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-30
Is Dixon Still
Riding Donkey

Hugh l.. Dixon, democratic candi-
date for congress, did not drop dead in
his office yesterday afternoon at San
Bernardino.
Whoever started the story in Ell
Centre was slightly misinformed. This
morning The Press wired San Ber
nardino to confirm or deny the story
and the following calculating reply
was received:
"Dixon's death greatly exaggerated.
He is alive, well and still riding the
donkey"
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-30
All! ZE GOOD TIME, ~.
BUT ZE WOMEN? BAH
nv assoc.ated p,essl


BORDEAUX, France, Sept. 80
Yves Borthon sauntered off the good
ship Laverdiere where he presided over
the destinies of the gally, with 1900
francs in his pocket and a great long
ing his heart for Sailors good time" "
Hands up" was the shout Of a
feminine voice that greeted him as he
turned into waterfront street from
the docks.
"This is a good joke" said Yves as
he wheeled about and looked into the
muzzle of a business-like revolver and
held by a steady feminine hand. "This
is indeed a good joke, let me kiss you"
"Bing!" spat the business-like re-
volver and Yves felt the singing pain
in the left shoulder.
When he awoke, the 1900 francs had
gone and so had the business-like wom-
an. 1t was just getting dusk. Yves
went to the police station first then re-
burned to the good ship Laverdiere.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-30
Negro Thworts
Reuenue Agents,
Arrested, Fined
(Bv Associated Press)

DANVILLE, Va, Sept. 30.-Rev-
fnue agents poured on the streets
here today 200 gallons Of mo3nshine
whisky.
Crowds watching the wrecking
crew blocked traffic and every time
keg head was smashed in, adding
to the rivulets, groan went up.
J"hp jackson, a negro. could not
resist temptation. He straddled the
stream, -cupped his hands and drank
deep and long.
He was taken to the courthouse
and fined.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-30
G. GAMBLERS MADE BIG
CLEANUP ON SERIES

NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-Ten gamb-
lers won at least S250.000 as the re-
suit of bribing members of the Chicago
American team in the 1919 world ser-
YES, said a statement made here by
Abe Attell, former featherweight
hampton, whose name has frequently
been mentioned in connection with the
Chicago investigation.
"There is master mind which
evolved and operated the entire
scheroe said Attell, "nf course he was
assisted by several others. His name
and their names / know but do not
care to reveal at the present time
ater | shall give names and partic-
'ulars."
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-30
THIEVES STEAL URNS
OF RICH FAMILIESH
(By Associated Press

BERNE, Switzerland, Sept. 30
Thieves broke into a crematory stu
ated in Bienne near Berne, few
nights ago, and stole few sepulchral
Hns containing the ashes Of members
Of wealthy families.
Prominent families of Berne and Zu-
rich are receiving letters, offering to
return the urns for a consideration
varviro between 1000 and 1000 francs
according to the financial standing OF
the owners.
Tho police hope to law trap for
the ghouls.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-30
INNOCENT BABES .
SAVE MOTHER FROM
DEATH ON GALLONS
OBv Associated Press)

OTTAWA. Sept. 30.-Mrs. Marie
Gagnon, mother Of twins born two
months ago in prison and sentenced
to be executed tomorrow at Quebec
fer the murder of her step-daughter,
will serve a life sentence in the peni-
tentiary instead. as the result Of
decision 20 the cabinet council made
public today. Physicians testified
her execution would jeopardize the
life Of the babes.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-30
Denton Witness
Has Vanished
(By Associated Press)

DENVER, Sept. 30.-Mrs. r. c.
Peete, who occupied the Los An
geles house in the basement of which
was found Jacob DentOn's body, has
disappeared from her rooms here.
Friends said that she would probably
eh'w up in Los Angeles In day VI
two. -
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-30
Weather

Southern Califor-
nia--Tonight and
Friday fair, except
cloudy or foggy to-
night and in the
morning near the
coast.
Imperial Valley
Fair and continued
warm with not
much change in
temperature. Gen.
tie winds.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-30
Harding Wet 80
Times, Dry Tvice
(By Associated Press)

HUTCHINSON, Kas., Sept. 3d..
Governor Cox declared here today, he
would have voted dry on prohibition
had he been acting under the same
circumstances as Senator Harding.
who, the governor declared, had vOt-
ed "32 times wet and two times drv"
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-30
"NOTHING TO IT."
FALLEN IDOL SAYS

FIT. WORTH. Tex. Sent, 30.-From
his hospital room at Lufkin today
'sChick" Gandil said that there IS
nothing to the stories about the base
ball graft and bribery so far as
know"
Gandil said he would make detailed
statement as soon as he was able. He
is recovering from an operation for
appendicitis.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-30
EMPLOYEES LAID OFF
CBv Associated Press)

COLUMBUS, Sept. 30.-Nine hun
dred cf l6C0 employees of the Timkin
roller bearing company's plant were
laid off today.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-30

Hemet peach growers report receiv-
ing $50 ton fo rundersized freestone
peaches to be made into jam.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-30
Here s Proof!
Imperial Valley Press,

Imperial Valley Press,
Ell Centre, California.
Gentlemen:-It pays to advertise
in the Valley Press. Some time
ago We inserted lost cad" for a
Savage casing which had been lost
between Seeley and Ell Centre;
five days later a gentleman return
ing from San Diego returned the
casing, informing us he found the
casing on his way to San Diego,
picking up Valley Press in San
Diego he noticed the 'ad' and on his
return brought the casing to us.
Thanking you for the favor | am,
Yours respectfully,
GEO. L. CAMPBELL.
Press Ads. Pay
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-30

Riverside cannery has put up 1875 900
eases of fruit and vegetables ~"
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-30

The Los Angeles county farm bureau
is holding a series of soil moisture
meetings.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-30
LEAGUE
MAGNATES
BAR VIM
RUMLER
Chick Gandil Makes First
Statement at Texas Hos
pital, Denies All KnOwl-
edge of World Series
Gambling; Going to Chi.
cagO.
(By Associated Press)

(BY ASSOcIaIeu FTtSSI
COAST MAGNATES-
HOUSTON, Texas. Sept. 3d.
"Chick" Gandil, in a hospital at Luf-
kin today, denied he had engineered
the world series frame-up. He said
he was going to Chicago as soon as
POSSIBLE.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-30

Orange county fair at Huntington
Beach, October 10.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-30

The U. S. Bureau of cropestimates
places the probable crop of walnuts
at "a 900 tons.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-30

National Tratcor show of the west
this weey at Glendale. .,t4aos.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-30
PONY BLIMP HITS MT. PEAK
LAST MINUTE BULLETINS
POLISH FORCES CAPTURE Ida


(By Associated
WARSAW Sept. 30-Poish forces have captured Ida an
important town AS miles south Wilma Pnsk fortified
city near Brest Lovsk according to official statement
BANK EMPLOYEES SEEK CONTROL OF ITALY
LONDON Sept 30Bank employees Italy started 4
movement to control of the financial institutions that
Epoch.
KILLS MOUNTAIN LION ABOUT TO SPRING
LOS ANGELES, Sept 30George Bates in
the Lancaster district here shot killed
last night it crouched outside the window of the
where his children lay asleep Bates awakened by his
He fired just the lion started spring window The
animal measured six feet from tip to tip.
DOCTORS ON STRIKE, SEEK REGULAR FE.sS
VIENNA, Sept 30-FOur thousand doctors of Vienna who
have been treating patients under the auspices sick benefit
socaons have strike. They refusing to make
visits except for regular fees of their private practice
LIGHTWEIGHT CHAMP RISKS TITLE TONIGHT
CLEVELAND, Sept 30-Benny Leonard lightweight cham
and Jack Brton holder of the weterwegh title will
here in ten round bout tonight Leonard 10 to favor
and the betting at odds of to that he would knock
BrittOn.
SRECIAL GUARD AROUND THREATENED BANK
around bank here receipt
letter to Mayor James Cowgirl stating that the bank will be
blown at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
CHAIN LUNcHEsfDR0p PRICE OF FOoas
PORTLAND, Ore, Sept 3O-A of dairy lunches here
today announced reduction of each item.
KILLED IN RAIL CRASH
BUTTE Sept 30Engineer A. Mutz and five unidentified
men killed and four others injured Piedmont last night
when several empe broke crashed into
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-30

(By Associated
WARSAW, Sept 30-Poish have captured Ida an
important town AS miles south of Wilma Pnsl fortified
city Bres Ltovsk according official statement
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-30
BANK EMPLOYEES SEEK CONTROL OF ITALl

LONDON Sept 3O-Bank employees of Italy started
movement to control of the financial institutions
country, according dispatch quoting newspaper
Epoch
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-30

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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-06-24
CITY news IN Brief

Sheriff Scofield started delivering
the ballots for the June 80 Primary
election Monday.
r. J. Doebler and family left for
Cannon Falls, Mimi, "wednesday
where they will visit relatives ,tFo
weeks.
J. F. Amman, = prosperous farm
or from near Foxholm, was 1 Minot
visitor Saturday. The grasshoppers
are doing some harm in that locality.
Miss Ada Milan, daughter Of ]. d.
Milan of Norwich, was operated on
Friday for appendicitis. Her condi-
ton, tho serious, is said to be improv-
ing.
Miss Ella Putney of Willis town
ship, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Putney, submitted to successful OPP
Grafton Monday in Minot hospital
for appendicitis.
Sanford Dodge, assisted by Ken
mare local talent, played "Are You
a Mason" at Kenmare Friday and
Saturday nights to crowded houses,
under the auspices of the Kenmare
Playground Club.
The little 13-year-old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Auslander was
operated upon Wednesday by local
surgeons, the operation being known
as the removal Of the mastoid gland.
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The operation was particularly sue
cessfuf and the little sufferer 10 re-.

The operation was particularly sue
cessful and the little sufferer ID re-
covering nicely.
A hsndsom -enew Dodge Brothers
delivery car was delivered to the
Walker Christensen Co., local florists
last week. The new car is Of the
closed type and presents very hand
some appearance.
J. E. Larson, prosperous farmer
from near Sawyer, spent several days
in Minot early this week, taking q
we'll earned rest. His crops are fine
and he reports little damage from
grasshoppers in that vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ernst, Rev. and
Mrs. T. A. Olsen, J. H. Tompkins and
family, Miss Idamae Lambert and
Reginald Smart are attending the Ep-
worth League School at the Devils
Lake Chautauqua grounds this week.
C. E. Larson, who has conducted
the Central Auto Shop for the past
two season has sold his Minot shop
and purchased q shop at Miles City
Montana. He will leave the city
Monday with his family for Miles
City.
Miss Florence Mather of Minneapo.
lis is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. N
A. Wiser of the Wiser Company
this week. Miss Mather is delighted
with this western country and may
decide to remain here for several
weeks to enjoy our salubrious climate
nUyh,, MT Mint ~
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FOR SALE-Some choice Holstein
mich cows. Nick Thilgen, 900 VAL
ley St., Minot, N. D. 6-17-2tS
,WANTED-5,OOO yards Of rock de.
livered at the Minot Disposal Plant.
Farmers, bring in your rock and
get the cash for same. Apply Geo.
81, W. Kemper. Plant is located east
Of Riverside Park. 6-17-2t~
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-One Hol-
lier eight automobile in good run
ming order; will trade for horses
or cattle, or will sell for cash. G.
, E. Blum, box AZ, Lonetree, N. D.
6/17-t2.-
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CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR SALE-One I passenger auto
mobile run less than 1000 miles In
good condition. Piper-Howe Lum.
Der Co., Phone 400.
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FOR SALE-If you want good farm
cheap come soon. 800 acres we'll i'm
proved, level, fenced, miles from
O town, 3O5 acres, 2. miles from town
good house, level. 100 acres l mile
from Tagus. Good improvement.
These farms are in high state Of
cultivation. Small cash payment,
balance crop payment plan, at 6
per cent. White John J. Lee, ,9O2
Second st., N. E., Minot, 6/1O-t3+
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WANTED-Ten teams to haul rock.
Apply at the Roth & Linton Sale
barn opposite Riverside Park. w.
A. Anderson. 6-17-2ts
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-My nine
year old registered Percheron stall
lion which I>have had here six sea-
sons. l also have two farms for
sale at $48 per acre. G. H. Ken.
dali, Norwich, N. D. 6-10-h
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TAKEN UP-A white boar hog, about
year old, at my home six miles
southeast Of Des Laos. ]. w. John.
son, Burlington, N. D. 6-17-t2' !,
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FOR SALE-1OOO acres of land with
in three miles of Minot. F. w.
Roach. 6-17-4t'
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FOR SALE-One motor generator set.
Kielhack ) Bros, new Ehr Block,
Phone 1880. 6.10-tf
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FOR SALE-One half ton delivery
truck, first class condition. Kiel-
hack Bros, New Ehr Block. 6-17tf
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WANTED-Dressed poultry Of I'll
kinds. Highest prices paid. Leland
Parker Hotel. 1-22.n
FOR SALE OR RENT-Store build
ing 40 by GA, stone and concrete
construction in Sawyer, N. D. Call
on T. F. Renwald Of Minot or A.
H. Segerstrom, owner, 1ekoh, N.
D. 6/24-1ts
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ESTRAYED-From my home about
three weeks ago, a four-year old
gray mare, weight about 1000
pounds. Scar in left eye. Had
halter when she left. Notify for
reward, Alfred Peterson, Norwich,
N. D. 6/10-tf.
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BARGAIN-Eight room residence,
500 Main St. Part cash, easy pay
ments, 10. Also some household
goods. Phone 81. Orrin M. Pierce.
~ 6/24-2t
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WANTED TO BUY-Second hand
piano in good condition. State kind
and price in first letter. Address
Box IS, Blaisdell, N. D. 6/10-3t.
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ESTRAYED-April 81, 1920, one
black mare coming three years old
this spring, in fairly good shape.
81 name eu that ana hangs %as on "f Ieft s;ae
Has little white, pretty we'll Or
under foretop. Please take up and
notify for reward. J. o. Butterfisd.
Bertholdf, N. D. 6/3t4cg.
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LOST OR EsTRAYED-Black-m mare,
weight about. 1900 lbs, star in fore
head only mark, fore-top trimmed.
Five years old, no shoes. Notify
VIM. Wehmhoefer, Phone 1O905,
Logan, N. D. 6/24-2t"
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TED-Housekeeper to work on
farm. Prefer widow between 46
and IS years Of age. Permanent
position guaranteed for right party.
Good home. Address Barney Schoel-
Ter, Antler, N. D. Box 1874. 6/24-8t'
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LOST-Three year old bay horse colt,
star in forehead. Weight about
1000 lbs, missing six weeks. VIM.
Dedrich, Minot, N. D., Rte. No. 3.
6/24-2ts
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Look Here! II you want . farm
where the roses bloom the year round,
see H. J. Hecht, the land man, Minot,
N. D. 2-12-tf
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS to be sold at
a bargain, consisting Of bedroom
furniture, dining table, buffet side
board, chairs, Wilton rug, willow
furniture, lawn mower, hose, ice
BOX, garden >tools,etc. Also my
residence, $40 Main st., Phone No.
81. Orrin NJ. Pierce. 6/24-2t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-21
Americanization Schools
Open On November IS

Letters explaining tho AmerlchhiLa-
ton plan or tho Chamber al commerce
were mailed to all employers oI hlleh
luhnr luaI might by tho AInrrI'hhiAn'i"h
sub committee CUmp"nrd OF A - ih""y >
chairman. G. H. citizens. OF" b"hoh"h
nnd IL l.. CorroTnn. nr"TothTy.
Tho committee plnnn ia" opening "i
night nrhuolr for nllonr In III" h'h""'
h,IIurn OF WnEhInEium. Union. won
uI,T and NItChiC dIrtrl"tr. 'hh' ~"
nIIrnn Of thin vicinity mhy nav" III"
uppnrtuuity To loRrn tho f.nEIIrh mn
CmuKo aud To property prepared Tor Am
rrICnn citizenship.
rho cinnamon will br held on Monday.
Tuesday and Thuradny Cv"ninEn 81 "n'h
week. from 10 until 80 oCI"'N. DO"
ginning November 18Th. ana c"h''hm,"H
for sixteen consecutive w""kS III"
urInCIpuI of cnch Of tn" above schooiS
and four n,lditi nnnl teachers VIII con-
,urt thCsc ,laygrg Mt Tia" uutstart, uh-
dor tho gupcryigiun Of &. T.. t'lthChH'
guurrIntcndrnt of the city schools. la
ter MS the work progresses. IhIHe
number of teachers Will bc omploy'u'
Another meeting Of the committee
will h,. held on the evening OF NoV'h'-
Der ), at which tim" representatives
of various natiOnallticS when come
under this work. Will he appOlhtcu ",'
thc committee Of the chamber l" "urk
among their natiOnalittcS anu use nun
rncc on those who have not as yet O''"
naturaliZcd. ,,
The committee will launch cam
nairn shortly to raise $500 necessary
In carry On these classes. during inc
winter months The Chamber OF COM
mere, directors have guaranteed inns
amount that the work may proceed