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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-29
No Inspector for
State TO Visit
County Schools

No inspector VIII ho sent un hV ihe
SiNtt department Nf education ~ ruin
plcff The inspection ~ rNfal schools ln
NNerfs c0uut1 according 90 letter re.
celNed nN County Superintendent Nai
feutuu sfHi Hritl feoW Chief SNprritsnl
~ eirai SchcoN !. - Nofaon Of AUS.
tin
The dcrlrinfrf 81 education advises
thtf Au sthoDie aufil lnE fat thr state
"id WI De- visited ur reported on hy SUI
pcHntruocrf Benton and M depart
inent VII act upon his rccommfnda
ttpn u "a thourhi that tne reason the
state considered 81 unncccssnf, o. com.
plcfe me Inspection hf ono oi the ds.
pafimrnts Officials was due more or
icrsI tn the conditions Which now cons
front TIE schools ir this county. dine tc
The storm ci last September AiioNau.
ces have already hrrn mHde Tor ihc
damage nrnlgh, to the premises snd
the setA1ph riNpn Co thc schools ana
go Trouble ie anticipated iu securing
state asa Ter an schools tnat hHvo made
application
i'arQuetr nriecnli rlshou Orange
Grove and Aetm nulcs arc the schools
TINT were not visited hy The rural
school Inspector aurine bis isit io Nu-
ccrN counts sud These sire fhr schools
that VAN receive the attention OF Sn-
pcrinieuhcni Benton Nr benton has
been plAuninf iur some time tc begin Ia
tom ul ne CounU. NIsitinG nII thr
schools hri herlreo uf tho roads ana
weather cortt'Cus BIAS been nnahia 10
toiow enf nis riTnT ana 10 is not son
known when pr VIII begin hs tour
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-29
N. c. BLANCHARD HERE

"fho sunshine rad thc Heusnurp ot
Coinu Christi drew nc back this wine
ter" said Ncwtnn g. blanchard ni
Shreveport f.n., former e0yeiuor of hiss
state. go lif room at the Nuoces hotel
ssicrdny afternoon Nc aud Mrs.
Blanchard and thcr H-Aclr. old SON
Nrwton. lr urrived ln the c'ty yosier-
DAY So spend thc latter part OF he
winter hcyc
NJ nHnchnid wlit here else nticr
uDit uf Wst Wuler and SAYS thli the
climate Impressed h'm $50 tvnrahly
thui De- wanted to rNmu hack y want
"a ln uumo whore - wan wHrmer thIn
iu Shreveport" ho sHid "and where
ChrHti'
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-29
RETER IHAN CALOMEL
Thousands Have Discovered
DR. Edwards Olive Tablets
are a Harmless Substitute

DIT. Edwards Olive Tablets the SUB.
stituie for calomcl aIc q mild but sure
LAXATIVE, and th.is effect on the liver ig
cimo, Ins,anianeoas. These little Olive.
colQrcd tablets arc the result OF Or.
Edwards determination not to treat
liver and bowel complaints with calcnel.
TIE pleasant little tablets do the
good That caiomel docs, but have no
bad after effects The} don't injure the
teeth li.e strong liquids or calomel.
They take hold of The trouble and
quickly correct It, Why cure the liver
al the eApens1 ol The teeths Calomel
sometimes PLAYS havoc with the gums
80 do strong liquids II Is best not 20
take calomel Let Dr. Edwards Olive
Tablets take is place.
Headaches "dullpHss" and that lazy
ieeling come from constipation and a
disordered liver Take Or. Edwards
ubvc Tablets when YOU feel ''l0gy and
heavy They Clear" clouded brain
and "pcsk up" the spirits lOl and 25o.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-29

rloycrs. or 90 am body of Individual
yiii'.ns or to ihe ATTORNEY rtuefll 90
the United Stata4.
Afruing that tYhpc orlnion would
Nr SUFFICIENT 60 NnfHrHe the ynumit .
aiun'a Recommendations hc sald th.
-lnitrd states supreme court cauia rai
enforce ita docrees aiiinst d state. hut
Ae'erth'lcss such dnelHchs hsd Icon
owNod and mat thr iies Oh Internal
ional law cNreri 20 time 81 Naf and
Wide application.
"rhv urchpctea dovciunineut sf sn.h
r. tendency. ho ani "woull rs fint
completely alter tlr American form ui
heeeinwcn iN rsFoiutnnile Amsfl
can hus'nass & Is prrfneflv rasl lY
fuilnNine rucn rrnfsa ia or lnel Al
tr,nsfcf . democil ~ into Hn .nltnl isitQ
.oi oiii'e holdcre and inHrrctnr Som
nnllN mia auto friet Would irpias,.i. /
qua carry uNt hf wish u che retpia
hut actually Il W1Hld hc d t,ranns as .r
office hUilinr fl1saH
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-29

democratic proposal 20 make the OK
emptlnn from the nrticios obligations
.ruN only 10 use Of the uaton'n armed
Iorcce. % was Whom the whole nago-
tiH'iuna had boon aiftcd down tn thrsf
Two propositions TINT the republicans
HNiNce tnnir notice that they would not
lWrco To- amy compromise un the two
reservations affected
should ihp Dbl partisan negotiations
COLLAPSE at tomur owN meeting aeino.
erniic leaders expect to trA 10 bring
the ircaii Into thc orrn scnufc for de-
bate Neuntcr Hitchcock OF Nfhrafkn.
acting administration leader aaid to-
dlN, however that hc probably would
make no Nuch move Cor ten Jays or fNo
MOthH
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-29
DANDRUFF is DANGEROUS
II Causes Loss OF Hair and Leads q
Serious Scalp Troubles.


DaadaG IS more lhan an ann6yance--
H b. menace Serious infections ARE
sometime. iac Il.Hif 1l she itching I'd the
scalp ihat ircHmf 1Hias most eases ui dau-
lruit lcrfu.lrf1n finger nails arc liaii1
o. infect ihs h'sld and start o dangerous
aca.n nonh'c. Don't ron this risk. ~.
efiIN ilA. fhc AkANTEED DAN
NRtfF REMEDY
THE following letter from Philadciphia's
oldest barber. shnws What has been the ez.
rerigncc Of others wh0 have used SPiEN.
LOk
have bern engaged in the barber
bus'ness Ia Philadelphia fince 1873. an
since that time ] have seen thousands ~
so-callcd landuid cafti and hair tories
more of less merit come and 20. but have
never 10 HN ny experience seen or used
auy preparation inst in any way ap.
proarhcs spLENlON be merit I tried Il
on one ~ my customers who had been
going 90 yaf.onr hair specialist FOR orcr
three years icr The treatment AZ dandsua
siih lii'ic or r1 relief hat after / applied
nhly two 4rDfrrnig ri LEMON 10 his
scalp tr iladflH cnmrlwriy ditaurearcl
can HnhfsfaiirQiv recommend
SFLEhLNN Go the barber trade ard hair.
dfcifrfs every hero q. not only meets
Che claims The rarull cfufors. but docs
even moru '-u they claim Ter Il where
directions arc cl0friy followed
MICHAEL DoHDERo.
DULY ~, 1910 1928 Walnut ST."
SpLTNLON 70 made By The spIcniox
Company. Dallas and Philadelphia.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-29

l'so caller ciass ncd ADS
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-29
WHEN RHEUMATIC
PAINS HIT HARD
Have Sioan's Iiniment ready for
those Sudden rheumatic
twinacs

NON'r let that rheumatic pain
or ache find you without Sloan's
Linimept again. Keep il handy
m t1c medicine cabinet for immediate
acton when needed. II you are on, Of
q HOW, gee another bottle loaav. so
you won't suffer any longer than nee
csaary when pain o. ache attacks YOU.
Apply It geffoHf rHbbine - FOR il
peHsi'aies - giving prompt relief Of
soiaiica, lumbago, neuralgia, lameness
ao'eh'ss; spgains, strains, bruises. BE
prepared keep il handy.
Al druggists - 7sc ZOE Il an
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17
DEN Of BOMB PLOTTERS FOUND

as spy" This article set tn" depart
m"nt on the trail which l'd I" IL" raids
yesterday
Ston" said Tia" following !"''"r had
been Intercepted last Jur". ceiling "f
the advent of La, JtcUu"rs":
Dear tumradr: We cannot publish
I.'t:ra Nuova any mor". The r"y"rn-
postoffi"" has taken our h"A away
what an We do obey under ~" ~
ranny &C. IN" Lords"
No. We sh.,l c"u'!nu" ~" ha';I" as
before. From to-day "" >ha i send az
other paper. better than L'Erd NU"N".
This new paper will l." called La Ja,'-
QUeri". Hide Il and 30 not he caught
who send II 70 YOU. answer YOU 40 not
know.
La Jacouerte. after h.lnE published.
was taken to other elites and mailed :"
a. 70 throw the auth"ri'."S "'i the
tra'k a. - ita origin. Stou" i,hd"d
The secret service OF Ir"a' britain
seized the letter telling "t 'hr advent
Of L., Jacqu-rl". and forwards y I" IN"
United States from Canada. NM" m
addreSSce lived. stone said. THIS ."'t"r
announced that ,amjurttI was author
lied to rscc!N. all mou"y tor IN" lan"r.
- was signed "ed.t"r!a! group "i !. FRA
Nuova.'
The raids IN Paterson yesterday r"-
suited in tho sc.Zur" ut IA" most COM
plete anarchist library IN ~" ".i"d
States. stone. announced, l. 49, ."'-
Quoted by the Fy4nChr'' f'rr"" .uH.
and had compict" records. ''i"A"s
lcdgers and an "Xnaust!N'' ,"t "' "n-
archtstIc literature. ir,"! 'v""S I" news
perer$ pamphlets rrd f:!'rS.
or the 20 me f'"Sirh @"'! ..Hi T.
Ellis Island. l2 were rr!cas d. Stone -"
nounced
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17
Raid at Paterson Discloses
Source Of June Attempt on
Lives of Officials

NEWARK. y. !, Feb. 10 Eyidcnc"
tur' .nron plot OF last June. by
which attempts wcr" made on the Ives
%" t't rl-y Genera! Palmer and other
prominent men. originated in Paterson
y, i yS raid on ter
rurIsts there. il was announced here to-
day. Frank n. StOuc. chief ~ the New
y ii. .inu "t ;nr department Of
just!c. sponsored this statement. Pink
paper similar 10 thar found in the
wreckage In front Of PalmrrS house IT
Washington after II was dynamlted. was
found in the printing establishment, OF
BENJAMIN Mazotta. IL was asserted.
Two dozen sheets Of x are being sent
70 the bureau uf Standards ~ Washing
ton FOR analysis and comparison with
the paper Found in tn" Palmer r"SidcnC"
debris S,ur. SAID the raids Tn Pater-
son YESTERDAY were the elimination OF
- years work ~ tn" Department Of
Justice The arrests w"r" brought
about by articles appearing IN La tOlia.
an ItarHau extremist paper. meaning The
Mob which Was published by Carlos
Tresca IN New York.
TresCa wAS described "a an l. W. W.
prominent IN Lawrence. Mass. and Pat
erson strikes and an intimate friend Of
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn. an organizer
and queen" OF the l. ". w
The article In question. stone explain
cd attacked the Italian publication l.
jacQueri, meaning the Massacre. In an
effort TO expose Ludivico VI. Caminesta.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17
AGREE TO TRIALS At LE|PS|C

to institute In this manner is compat.
ihlc with article 22S Of IN. peace treaty.
and Is expressly provided for at the eha
OF the first paragraph. =.
Faithful to the letter and spirit Of
tho treaty. the allics will abstain from
intervention In any way in the procedure
OF tho prosecution and the verdict 10
order to leave 10 the German govern.
mcnt complete and entire responsibility.
They reserve to themselves the right
TO decide by the results as to the good
faith Of Germany. the recognition By
her Of tho crimes she has committed and
her sincere desire TO associate herself
with their punishment
They will sec whether the 0ermsn
government. who have declared them.
selves unable 10 arrest the accused
named on the above list to deliver them
for trial to the allies. are actually dc.
tcrminrd to judge them themselves.
Al the same time the allies In the
pursuance Of truth ana justice have de-
ridcd tn entru't TO mixed inter-allied
commission the task OF collecting. pub
fishing and communicating to Germany
details Of the charges brought against
each OF those whose guilt shall have
been established by their Investigations.
Finally. the allies would formali:'
emphasize that procedure before q tur-
isd!ction such as is proposed can In NJ
way annul the provisions OF article rs
to 2So Of the treaty. -.
The powers reserve to themselves
the right to decide whether the propos-
ed procedure by Germany. which &C.
cuted, IL guarantees Of JustieA do10 not
in elect bring about their escapo from
the just punishment Of their crimes.
In this event tho allies should eIorci0c
their rights to their full extent BY sHh-
mitting the cases to their own trthu1b
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17
CALL HEADS Of
LEADING ROADS
RAILWAY CHIEFSTO
CONSIDER WAGE COM.
Uncertainty Among Officials
As to Attitude Road Presi-
dents Will Assume

WASUlNGTON. E"h Is President
Wilson's proposal :" create a Joint COM
mission 20 hear III" wagH demands Nt
the union railroad workers. Il such Ia
not provided by law VIII h" laid b"tor"
rhe heads % ~" rail- c"rp"ratlUNS h'''
IatO this week
The railroad executives. through 7.
De Wit ,'uyler. president ~ the Assoc =
alton Of Railroad Executives. were ASK
I'd hY plrcyinr General times tpdaS I"
son, a Cnr,,nrtirr FOR conference ."
tho matter \ dNin,te day for IN"
meeting was not nNCd hui Mr., Hines
plans - haN" the Conf"renC" complete
- work before the general r"aNen'S"H
Of union Comm!tteemCT next Monday 20
consider tho presidents settlement plan.
OrAcia)s were uncertain tonight as
70 the attitude which tn" rail heads
would aSsun" with respect To the ro.u;-
'arv tribunal suggested BY the pres.
dent, who told the union leaders IN his
communication here offering terms or
peace IN the wage controversy that he
would seek tho cooperation Of the cor
porations which viii receive their prop
artlrS from tho government March /.
Public statements Of many % the rail
officials in rc'rnt months have tndlcat-
"a an unCoT promising attitude on the
subject Of !nrrN9scd wages. unccmpro-
missing unless IA" companies were prom
tlon rates.
Unions Fear Delay
In union circles the belief was ex-
pressed that delay would mark the
efforts of Mr.. Hines TO reach an agree
mpni with the rail officials | n on
officials wcr" Skeptical OF success or
the efforts and argued tha; the com
mttteC OF executives which comes 10
Wash h'rrton would no; have power 10
bind all roads t. the program outlined
ny The Director General Hines. Union
leaders asserted that corporation ofhcl-
ais seldom have stood together. and
S0rle even refusing 20 enter into any
kind nt a general argrecment except
lS . rae t'a situations.
The CcUfcr~nr" Will deal primarily
With the proposal OF the Pros dent to
c~eate JOIN. t-ihuGal on which hofh
The railway corporations and union
lrhrN will have representation 10
handle tho labor drmonds for increased
pay Mr.. Hines will sock an agreement
with the executive 20 the plan. which:
OF course, will become unnecessary II
nsNd'ng legislation is enacted into law
before the railroads arc restored TO
the'r owner March |.
Railroad administration officials are
lrSirOus Of having the conference COM
pete ltS WORK before the meeting OF
"rrnirn committeeman IS held here next
pDsal that the daEc demands be referred
20 such tribunal. The president
assured the union leaders In that he
would seek the cooperation Of the rail-
way corporations in developing the
program Immediately. While Mr.. Hines
:, rrsS.t'e Of the committee he had
uan,"d. he date for the meeting was
!rct npcn hut prob bly, will be the lat
,"r part II the week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17
MAJOR|TY'S REPORT
AIRCRAFT PROGRAM
"RIOT OF WASTE"
DOCUMENTS ARE GIVEN
TOULOUSE COMMITTEE
Democratic Minority Report
Is Defense of the Air Navi-
CATION Building

WASHINGTON. Feb. lt--R"portS ~
the long continued investigation Of tn"
aircraft production program, w"r" pre-
sented today in ia" Hous" from tho
special ""mmltt"" InQUlrinE n;n war
expenditures.
Representatives Trcar and MaSce. III"
two RcpuhlicanS OF III" Sub-COuIniit"r
characterized the avtnr"n proSr"n :"
;hrir"pOrt "a n rio, "t wH>t'' lud rep
rcScntative Lea, III" Dcmocraitc Nom
Der OF the sub committee. declared In
his report that tho RrHuhllCan members
had sacrificed facts for $cnsa:t"nalism
in an effort 10 dlscrcdit the govern
ment.
Roth reports contain thousands Of
words They differ entirely IN tn" rec
ord Of achievement IN shipping AnEri-
can Reroplancs abroad and In the per
formanCe Of the aircraft production
generally.
given to the controversy over the con-
nect!un OF John y. Ryan. former dlrcC-
tor OF aircraft production, with the con
Structinn OF government hullt rail-.
dounded to the benefit OF the Chicago
Milwaukee and ST Paul road Of which
Mr. Ryan is a director.
DisClaim!ng any attempts TO deter
miuc motives the majority report on
IF Mr.. Ryan's statement OF disinter-
estcdness is true he has been most un-
fortunate In handling a public matter
that in the Judgment OF your committee
covered fimsy effort 10 promote large
private business interests and was ac-
companied by hlUnder!ns explanations
from beginning {" end
In contrast. tho minority report by
Representative Lea. says:
,rhr evidence shows that Mr.. Ryan
practically abandoned his own business
affairs and devoted him self unremlt-
tingly to the service Of his official du-
ties"
Beside Mr.. Ryan. the majority report
attacks his assistant. William G. Pot
tor. Colonel Edward A. Deeds who pre-
ceded Mr.. Ryan In aircraft production.
1t describes the program az IAN an-
palling record of orders and counter or
derS, Ignorance and chickering's, waste
and cxtravagance. evidence OF self In
terest and improper practices"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17
G0MPERS ATTACKS
SWEETS ATTITUDE
ON ASSEMBLY YMEN
SAYS TRY THE ACCUSED
IN COURT OF JUSTICE
Henry Wisewood in Bitter At
tack on White House In
Federation Address

NEW YORK. Feb. 1S.-Samucl Comp
crs told the National civic Federation
today that Speaker Sweet OF the New
York assembly. by his attitude toward
men. had made socialists out OF non
socialists.
Speaking At a. conference OF the fed =
Grafton or radicalism Mr., Gompers sail
that II tho suspended assemblymen were
guilty of treason or'seditinn they should
b" convicted in thc courts and then
would be Ineligible Cor the legislature.
In this matter. he agreed with Charles
F.. Hughes without the dotting Of an 7
or the crossing Of T.
g'vcn 20 my countrymen the fundamcnt-
al fallacle. Of socialism and socialists
doctrine" ne continued, but Americans
were too busy to heed this warning"
Mr.. Gompers accused large corpora
tions Of hindering Americanization OF
newspapers 10 oppose the American Fed
Grafton Of Labor. and said congress had
failed properly 10 cope with rcconstrut-
tion problems.
have been more homestead strikes if the
federation had not preached the Justice
Of collective bargaining. Predicting that
socialism would make llltle hcadway.
he said that 6.hno.0O0 or the 2l.000. 900
families In tho United States owned real
estate and would oppOS" any d"ctr'nH
that threatened their property rights.
Henry A. Wi.owood said tha, Leon
Tratzky. held ur ny tho British IN his'
way TO Russia from Now York. hod
been released a. tho earnest request or
,hr I-nitnd States state department.
The problems uf Russia hr added.
goes from the lower Eqs, Side 10 IN"
White House. whcro sits tn" world g
most rxhaltcd instigatur of social r"-
volt"
On motion or Mr. Williams. tho refer
enccs ~ Mr. WiScw"0d :" IN" White
House wrrn cNpunged from tho record
After severe criticism "r hIa r"marks in
that connection.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17
LEGION WANTS RONI IS
FOR EX-SOLDIERS

WASHINGTON. Fob. "a h"rTs "a
eX-servicc men and COMPULSORY military
training were announced as IN" pr'nci-
pies of tho Legislative committee Of the
American Ls"i"n. mcmhcrS &C which
were here today for series Of confer
cnCes with congressman. Franklin
= 'i"r. rational C"mwRnd"r Of IN"
Legion was nrrstnt 10 direct the activi-
tiss of the committee. The bonus issue,
which was sidetrackeh after considnr-
able agitation Mt tn" first national con-
vrnticr nf tn" lcarGc II Minneapolis
through n vote IN leave the question 10
cnnTrNss last wcnk. was revived at ma
tional h"ndnnnr'crs In 1ndiannnnlis II
was rlaim"d that on account Of tho dila-
tcrinors ~ congress the Legion was de-
torminCd :" Drnes tho mntt"r nv asking
for n eDeri6' sntt1nmcnt bv IN" govern
mon of n $50 bond f"r each rNnn'h OF
.rrvirr performed during tho war
such n hNrus. l. - estimated. would
""rf ~" government approximately
s. aOO. .oo0nnn
Tho Legion already h"~ .~nn" IN rec
ord as favorinE compulsory military
training.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17
hNE ER|CAN PORK
EXPORT CEASES

CVTTTNGO. III. Feb. l6.--Thc export
tad" of IN" packers. the largest single
irduStry In Am"r.Ca-has practically
.'rs I a r"Sul: ~ the foreign trade
S.tuatjun the institution OF American
meat packers announced in a bulletin to-
lav.
During the last calendar year the OK
nort" ~ pork prCGUctS alone exceeded
e5On 900. 600 pounds.
B"cf exports ceased some time ago
lHd daring the pas, month pork exports
h''' practically stopped. the bulletin
says.
Cutting "r o. the export is reflected
IN subs ant,ai reductions IN the whole
sale priC" Of meat. hut so far tho 70
iuCttru has not been noticeable in local
retail markets.
Tn" tendency uf pr.Ccs at ;he Yards
for :hc past two weeks has been down
ward. a"d officials of the five hig pack
'r'' prod ,t"d today that further de-
.'rcaS"S IN IN" dressed beef and pork
products list could be expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17
GREATER CITY
OPINION READY
DECISION EXPECTED
- AT CAPITAL TODAY
Opinion on Injunction Has
Been Written and Sealed,
Ready For Decision Day

THO opinion ~ ia" W"~. N'rGiuia
turrrmc court upon tho Greater Whrcl-
Ing Injunction written and carefully
scaled. iS IN the hands "r ruc ur tn"
supreme court judges IA, Charleston.
and. II IS Cxrvrt"d, VIII be handed down
soon after ten O'clock today. THIS IN
formation was secured early this morn
luH from an authoritative source.
The decision Of thu supr"m" r"ur!
VIII J." upon 4 motion t. GISsulI" III"
injunction granted by JUdE. r"n"n-
hHrGrr q few weeks. ago whereby the
cav rrunril or " NheCIinH was restrained
from putting into effect tn" Creator
Wheeling act. whereby the CITY Mlll IN.
clude within i'S boundaries tn" Town "f
Warwuod up the river and The incor-
p"rHt"d MUNICIPALITIES III tho lIkc DIS
tr!ct a. far east MS Elm Grove.
On the eve Of tho Suprem" court Dc.
cisiuu day. city solicitor ! i. T.. -
Ericu ard Attorney NJ. J. Cu,linan. wh"
have rCpr"Scut"d tho city in III" Greater
Whrrl;ug case. We're confident thai n"
s'a;r tribunals decision would h" Ei\"u
today. and that the injunc,"M Wii' H.
dissolved.
should tho Greater WhecIINg act be
allowed to become effective today.
Courcilrlen-clcct Charles II. nowler and
James H. Beans. who wcr" chosen L.
represent the territory {" h., Incorpor-
nted. are expected to tahe their seats
tonight. and a very busy session ,of
council Will be held. as practically
every biz of city legislation of import
anCe sine" the Greater Wheeling cleo
ton has been delayed by the opponents
pf Greater Wheeling.