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ANfUSE MENT S.
"sur's = coon FELLOW" At THE PLAY

''sur's a GOOD FELLOW At THE PLAY
HOUSE.
TonIghts attraction al The Playhouse
will be Charles Dillingham; newest
musical comedy success, she's Good
Fellow which comes direct from an all
s,irnrner. run at the Globe Theatre, New
York. Nothing Is left undone by this pro
dac+r to make his offerings the punk OF
mcsical comedy perfection. and there ID an
lndefinable something about everything
tina; hears he EillmghaIn hallmark.
she a Good Fellow represents musical
comedy at its best Anne Caldwell, the
author Of tie book has conceived novel
and loiv story III spirit ot pure comedy.
with an underlying VEN OF rich i1n- Ii IS
the story OF the marriage oi young
culple against the wishes OF their auth0Tl-
ties the one Is young naval lieutenant
and the other Is . Young glrl stIli III school.
Jerome Kern ; music runs the gamut from
thr iazzing no of Chopin waltzes IN
burst Of lovous syncopatlOn 70 uI'-to-date
melodies in which he always exc,ls. Mr..
Kern, according to musical experts, has
his happiCst score IN shes bood rel
low. Joseph Stanley plays the role OF
the hero, the young u3yal lieutenant. lie
IS popular Young singing comedian
Ivy Sawyer and Dorothy Maynard are
the two Others chief IN the cast OF players.
MADAME KALICH IN THE mDDLE.wonAN.
After having spent seven months in
New York and three more III Chicago,
avin0 Ia capacity in The Riddle.
Noman. Madame Bertha kallch will be
seen IN hrr most famous vehicle at The
PLAYHOUSE the last three days OF the
week Her great success, THE Riddle
Woman. possibly has been the most dis
c,lssed play produced in this country for a
long time. il il play written Tor her by
two authors who knew her ability They
are Charlotte Wells and Dorothy Dou-
nellv Lady Duff Gordon has further en-
hanced Madame Kahch's appearance by
designing the gowns In which she appears
throughout the performance
CLEVER BILL AT THE oARR1cK-
The Garrick Theatre this week viii
stage 3 special vaudeville engagement of
Wellington Cross, Broadway favorite,
Who heads . clever company IN song
dance and comedy revue. Cal Dean and
tho Sorority girls will present a happy
poi p0liri of fun and irolic The bill also
includes Frank Marckley, clever ban
ioist. Ketchum and Chcatum in "A
Brccze From the Vest Frank and Ethel
Carmen. novelty hoop rollers; the Del4ite
sisters charming c0mcdiennes, and the
Dancng Kcnnedvs no have 8 creation
of tbcir own which is said to he very enter
tainIng
SCARLET DAYS AND ARBCckLE At THE
MAJESTIC.
Today Il the first of the six davs OF this
week that are 10 le devoted ~ the Ma
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
To PICK PENN CAPTAIN.
House Divided Against Itself. Meaning
the ~ a. D0miCiIc

Philadelphia, Ian 3 The gridiron
cladlstors of the University ol pennsyl-
wanna viii esther next Ih.;rs dav and elect
their leader for 1920 al : O'Clock, ~ the
Office of the training house hlrty third
and Spruce streets The football commit
tee N The Athletic Association VIII hc IN
session il An adjoining room 20 ratify tho
selection of the Crlddcrs Tho football
committee viii also choose the assistant
and freshman football manager for next
season
The competition for the Captaincy has
narrowed down "a three candidates Bud
Hopper. the former All American CID;
Carl Thomas a local product. and . stellar
veteran lincman, and Eddie MAYNARD,
tackle The factions of each candidate
bave keen mapping out campaigns 20
spring on the campus tomorrow
Hose divided against itself IS the
campus critics comment Of tho case Of
Bud Hopper and Carl Thomas the house
IN question being the ID. I frat house.
Both are members Of Delta JN@ion. Tho
said frat shelters the majority Of the Red
and Bluc varsity mcn The old guard Is
with Hopper. while the yo.tngcr generation
have cast their lots with Thomas,
The defunct : 4 ] c. aggregation,
which handles nearly s dozen votes has
rallied around Eddie Maynard. and be
ca.lee q tho split might snip ITS savorltc II.
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jestic management to tho showing OF the
grand double bill program. which con
aists Of ID. w. Griffiths latest production,
"Scarlet DAYS and Fatty Arbuckle g
comedy "The Garage" "Scarlet Days il
n story OF the Golden West, story of the
days when gold was the thing that govern
ed the hearts of men and women and made
them endure hardships and all manner of
hazards for it's possession. "Ihc Garage
has been called the funniest Arbuckle
comedy yet to appear.
WILL ROGERS At THE QUEEN.
VIII Rogers, known as the human star of
motion picture, Is appearing Tor the first
time today in "Juhilo" at the Queen
Theatre. The chief character OF this story
and picture is an American tramp, hobo
who, according To custom and fiction OF
many writer's, Us supposed to possess no
sense of loyalty or well-being, but quite
10 the contrary the man presented " MIR.
Rogers is the kind that calls for immediate
attention, not so much because he Is To be
considered a handsome and a dashing
knight Of the road, not because he Is n
wizard or physical or intellectual Sam.
son. but only because he docs things that
any human being would do.
MARGUERITE CLARK At Tan Ratio
Today Marguerite Clark is returning in
Still Waters" nj the Riato and will star
in this picture in which she made such a hit
several years ago, when IL was first releaH-
cd for public exhibition. Tomorrow and
Wednesday Florence Reed will be seen III
"TIcr Code Of Honor" This h produc
ton produced and released through the
United Picture Theatres Of America The
Riaito is a member Of this organization
and thus it might he said that Tier Code
Of Honor" if really Rialto production.
.fAlRBANKs At THE vIcrouiA
Douglas Fairbanks in his newest big
picture. when the Clouds Roll by, will
be the feature attraction nj The Victoria
this week Fairbanks is just like httle
hov There IL no secret about the wonder
ful ability he displays IN doing his hazard
o,ls stunts and the way lac does them. Tor
Doug IL just like boY who has never
grown up He ls constantly trying oilt
new mud pcrilous feats that keep everyone
around his studio in a constant state Il
hrcathlegs suspense.
DOUBLE RILL At TIE SAVOY.
This wcckz program AT the Savoy
Theatre is featured by one of the biggest
double shows that has ever been offered ai
this popular rlavhoise For the entire
weck the savoy oilers to it'e patrons.
Maurice Tomne,Ts 3 masterpiece, 81 he
Broken butterfly. featuring Lewis Cody
Pauline stark, and an all-atar cast OF
players As nm added attraction par ey
Ccllencc. Harold LLOYD. the pccr of all
ecrcrn comedians. If offered IN The second
of the 500 600 comedies entitled "Gap-
tain kidda Kids =
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
WILMINGTON CHECKS
CAMDEN MARKSNEN
Champions Put Crimp in Jer-
seymen's Streak, Winning by
Score of 400 TO 444.

Camden failed Saturday to check the
champion Wilmington marksmen III a
PHILADELPHIA Trapshootcrs' League match,
over the traps of the Jerseymen. All the
teams In the league outside OF delaware
have been pinning their faith IN camden
ability 20 put . crtinp I'D the tinbroken
record of the Delawarcans, ana inaSinuch
as the Skeeters have been going like
house afire it was believed l.y come that
tbc trick would 10 turned Saturday,
narticl,iarlv rs the match was staged on
Camden's own stamping ground 1t
seems they ell look alike to Wilmington.
Wilmington proved to he better shots
in near zero weather, coming out on the
long end of the contest with margin Of
Is targets, the tally hcing 100 to i43. In
spite of the fact that the Camden team
had the cream of It's shooters out and had
IS men from which 10 pick, they made the
lowest score they have yet. hung up IN
league match this wear. The intense cold
seemed to bother the Jersey marksmcn
more than il did the visitors. This was
uarticIlarlv so with the stars. who were
looked on TO pull the team TO victory,
G. y. Vaughan. who had missed but three
targct., ont oi 200 IN the four previous
leap1lc shoots. made huj Il ont Of 40
Then again, Wilmington got the bulge
6n the AhldCn tiHP sfN hdN'li 3i' -
men shoot IN the early afternoon, while
the visibility vas good Many OF the
champions were on the ground by noon
while many of Camden's best shots did
rot enter until almost O'Clock, and IN
consequence it WAS rapidly growing dark
when they were called on to shoot Nnong
the late shooters on whom Gar d had
banked VAS &. Il Platt the State cham
pion. who shot his last string IN tho dark
and got but Is.
Wilmington had 47 men at the traps
and furnished the star performer Of the
8ftprnoon in Bilv Foord the Delaware
Stgtr champion. Who did not IN tho least
.rrin "a mind III. intcns, cold hanging up
score of 10 The topnotchcTs for Cam
.,r. verc Il. 7 Willis and Fred Tomlin,
.arincr state chalnniou each of whom
registered . Is summary.
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Auburn. \ y Jan a. Formal an
nounoenent = the transfer of he ifa1-
~hlsc and PLAYERS of nc \evari. 9Jntrr-
national Lcacle ch'n to Syracuse, \. Y,
md Of he Waco Texas Ieag1lc cluh 90
Wichita Falls. Tex, was mace Saturday
John II Farrell, secretary 81 the Ma
tional Association .oi Prof ~sIanAi Base
haH Leagues IN furnishing minor league
nresldonts witt ldaycr- antraets for
1920. = cretary Fa-r,i. called ,itteatIon 10
he requirement that al National Asso-
alation players Unde. reservation must
uc rendered formal contracts on ~ before
March TQ20
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
DELAWARE VS.. LAFAYETTE.
Basketball Teams to Meet at Newark
Next Thursday Might.

Newark Jan 3. Tho Delaware Col
Logo basketball team will resume its sche-
dulc this wcck after lnvof " nearly
three wrecks for the Christmas holidays.
The first gaIne Of the now year will he
with Tafavrtto on tho local floor next
Thursday night Encouraged by the
victories over the Navy, Catholic Uni
versity and Stevens. the Blue and Cold
o'tjntct will 90 into this game confident
of another victory
After tho Lafayette game. Urvinue viii
come here January II. Following this
DeIawarc's five Will takc trip % Wash
ington. January 10 and 20, PLAYING
Georgetown University and Catholic
University Not satisfied with the defeat
received hero two weeks ago, Stevens =
TRYING 10 arrange 3 return game with )eta-
ware "a bc played ~ Hohokcn i 4 not
likely that thjs game can bc arranged. rs
the schedule calls for all the trips and loss
of tune that the faculty will allow,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
LOCAL SPORTS

Basketbsll viii make its initial appear-
ance at Nd - School. Second end Justi-
son streets, this evening, when the Beaver
Club wiH meet the Community League
team. This game IS played under the
supervision Of the y ilmiEgton CoLnmu-
nifty Service.
The Y llInington Athletic Association
basketball FIVE will journey TO Salem, n
j., on Saturday night to play the strong
Old Osks" team al the Salem Y. NJ. q
Oh January s, the G1sce FIVE viii again
TN the Delaware College Reserves This
time the contest viii be on The Newark
floor
Prnndel defeated The Garnet team Of
the Pioneer League Saturday night by the
score ol 38 to 81.
The keystone Bowling team opened its
season Saturday afternoon on the q ady
alioy- and lost to the I1sev and Jones
team, u The Industrial League, 2422 to
239G
TIE Parks.de agges defeated the PEN
Del Seconds saturday evening By the
score Of 20-Iz
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
ST. ANDREWS LEADS
BOWLING LEAGUE
It's Team Has Won All Of the Is
Games Played With the Eek
ception of Three

The Church Rowling League is having
a srcccesfu season ST Andrews is
leading. having won II and lost : games
Wcst. Ccntr and Grace are following
very close
Cf the players who have participated in
T. or moro games, Clark Of First Church,
is leading. with m average Of l76 lie Is
closely followed bv Fletcher of Central
Twelve teams make up the league cir
cunt. and every team but Delaware Ave
me BAPTIST has won AZ least ono game.
The league games are played on the
y NJ & \ allows
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
pount.r NIL Ar TIE SAVOY.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Smoker and Entertainment in the Hall
This Evening.

smoker with feature program. will
afford entertainment - tho members ~
santa Mara Council No lA5. knights
of Columbus. tonight IN tho Club Iiouso
at Tenth and Vest streets
An initiation of o. candidates for the
first degree q on the calendar for Monday
next, January II and banquet at the
Hotel du Font on the evening of January
q. will be On extensive affair, Mt which
the service men Of the order numbering
ii0 as we'll as State and City officials will
be guests.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
Iack Britton After Titie.

Ncw York, jar. 5.-Poxing enthusiasts
-st,rday Tad their attention dir cted
-smporarly IRON the proposed C4rpcn-
tier-Dempsey bout by reports that jack
Brtton, weller weight champion of Amer
ica, would meet the winner Of the bout be
tween Kid Lewis and Johnny Basham Tor
-he English title this month
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
HOD ELLER QUITS.
Cincinnati Reds Pitcher TO Retire From
Baseball.

Tudianarolis Jan 5-Hod Filler who
Won ~ out Of - gaTues for the Cincinnati
Reds last season and also beat the " hite
Sox In two games of the world series, says
tina, his professional baseball DAYS are
o>..r, 81 least 50 Tar 4s the major leagues
ar. concerned The famous "shinC-ball'
mTlcT has completed negotiations IN
which he is 10 become part owner and
assistant general manager III Danvllie
coal mine
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
Columbia wins Chess classic.

NeW York. Jan sc ol7IElla I ai-
vcrsity won the intercollegiate ehass
tournament. which ended hsre Saturday.
uith 10L9 points out OF : pusziiie l.
Harvard, with seven points. finished see-
9ud hail . point ahead Of Princeton,
having defeated the Tiger representa- Fyes
~atlrday three games o1t & Four Ea}e
i. al y games. an lntercoIIeEIate roco.l
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
American Athletes Win

~ Associated r. e . Every Evening
Melbourne Australia. Sunday. Jan A.
Norman Ross, tie American swimmer,
81 tho 220 yard championship sprint ia
1 athletic meet held her today Spcncer
.ud Osterictcr Americans. UeIe WINNERS
81 the SIX DAY bicycle race winning prize
of 800 pound, sterling
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
Bls.etbalI n school.

There viii Be plenty Of Basketball
ton ght at No y school, Second and
Justlston streets a game has been ar
rangad between the junior and senior
gI.s 81 How ard High School ard tho
big game viii be p'ayt d between old rivals.
tie local Beaver Club ard the Com
Tnunity League team
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
Delaware PLAYS Nhits man Han.

J HI strong iast,fl aL team Of the
fr ehfnan class If delaware College viii
play its FIRST outside game Of the season
when il tackles The strong " LItfman Hall
team oi " imngtOu. TODAY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
Newark Y Beats Park A. G.
ectal Correspondence of Every FveninrZZ

Newark. Jan 5 The Newark T. NJ
c. A juniors. Saturday afternoon, de
fcated the Park A. &. team IN the local
cage hv thc score Of - to 10 This is
the third game played hy the juniors since
hcing organized. AL OF which have been
victories
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
French Music !" Lecturers Topic,

france as tho Home of Music since
1871, will be the subject OF an address
hy NJ Louis Thomas, tins afternoon
at $50. before the groupe de Wilmington
of the Alliance francase TO be held
at the Nisses Hebbs school
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
National Commission Meeting.

Chicago Jan 5 The National Base
ball Commission Of organized baseball
will meet in Cincinnati on January in
stead OF the first Monday IN january, as
prescribed hy the rules, President Ban
Johnson, of the American League, an
nounced Saturday night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
CHURCH BASKETBALL
Westminster and BrandyWinc y mneTs
SATURDAY. Night.

! large gallery was present At the
y. NJ G. A. saturday night and witnessed
two games 81 basketball 81 very fast
tyre
In the 6rSt game. Westminster, by
some very clever passing, exceptional
shooting snd good teamwork handed
G. ace It's first def,at of he stason, - %
Il. While III the second game, hy de- eating
Wcsf. Brqud,wine tied for fl-sf place
Tho >co.c v.as - n -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
CANES TINS wFTK.

Monday IIopockohacking vs. Dola
ware. Seminole vs. Aiinqua
Wednesday 0sagc rs Nattahoon
Thursday Iliawatha vs Nawaset
FRIDAY Nanitou rs Andastaka
saturday Apache vS. Lcnapc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
afford ins Two.

r.doFd jan ,IIng the razt week
the :. afford EiAh :, hool bs~k, ti,..ii ans,
9th the J ols and girls went to Harring-
Ton and defeated the two high school teams
there
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
Victory for Newark.
Special corresponde encc Of Exerr Evening

Dt'Hf.fA correspondence OF FVhfJ FvNUfHH
Newark, jan. 6~-fn the Newark
basketball League, Saturday night, the
Y. NJ. {. A. defeated Continental Fibre
hy the score of 3h TO 10.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
Grace Eesumes PLAY.

The Grace basketball team VIII play
Central Y NJ O. a. Of Philadelphia to-
norTow night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
Old Swedes Seconds Defeat No. 24

Old cwedes Seconds defeated No. "a
rchool Saturday. BY score of is to H..
Morrls starred for Old Swedes while Nc
New starred for No. "a School
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
Total

Following arc the scores 81 those VINO
did not qualify on the Wilmington team
Simonton, 81. v du Pont, 20. Wilson, 33.
Walker 36. Morgan a2; Wood 3o. White
34.Richard~, 5, j IT NIirnick 81, Nslir,
90. Shaw, ii; CALVIN. 10; Markell 3S:
Williams. IS; Sktlley, II: Anderson 36:
Rohelen, "A. Lofand 45, Vending 3o;
t,uest, Al: Turner, 39 Alhaiyh, Fl;
raughn. IS; SIMON, 20; Eoss, II: Win
erster, As; BirgS, -; N Terrell -:
cauchamp As. Masten. 43, Tullton, IS:
,iscr, 4l; Carlin, III Snow, ~; holmes,
Simonton. IS.
OTHER LEAGUE scoRFs sATvRDAY
1t West Chester s s White. 4i9;
Vest Chester. III
1t Colv7n- Chester. ING: Clssrview.
,.e
1t Lsnsdalo T. r. r.. $50. I4,nsiaIc,
i2o
II Camden Meadow Sprmr f3l;
II Willow, 800
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
STANDING,
Niinnr Learne Prnnchises Shnfflcd.

We: y " cstm.nstcr
Grace - f3randyu IN"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
rIcu scoRr AVERAGES.

kcnly. st. Andrew F.meconal -35
= Fletcher. Central Prc%f ytarian. ESQ
3 Clifford. Friends Meeting 2ll
Amand st Andrew Episcopal 2lS
: Primo West Presbyterian 2l7
6 Clarke. First Presbyterian. 2i3
Harrison. Central Presbyterian 2ll
S-DorScv. ErandvWinc NJ E-. 2l0
Q .Ionrs Br4udyWinC NJ Il 20h
10 Parlow, Emmanuel Episcopal 20f
II Long. Emmanuel Episcopal. 2o3
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-03-25
Petition for Writ
of Habeas Corpus


A petition for the release OF Arch
Smith from the county Jail under a
writ OF habeas corpus was heard BY
Judge James L. Cooper of the district
court in chambers Friday afternoon
at the instance of Orion Locke. the
defendants attorney, on the ground
hat his client was uniustly impris-
ohed
Smith was arrested at Portland in
this county on January IL, on the
cha-seof obtaining money under false
pretenses and was given prelimi-
nary hearing before Justice Joseph
Hamblet in Florence. who held him
TO answer 10 the April term Of the dis.
trict court in the sum of $3.50. In
default of bail Smith was committed
to the county Jail to await trial
Mr.. Locke contended in his applica-
ton for writ OF habeas corpus that
Smiths offense, even IL he should be
proven guilty. was not sufficient TO
deprive him of his liberty by process
of law, and that he should be dis
charged from the custody of the sher-
in. He asserted that the amount of
money secured by Smith in his al
legged misdoing did not exceed SIS.
and that he was being falsely impris-
oned because of that fact.
Smith was arrested on the COM
plant of resident of Portland on the
charge OF selling stock for a Pueblo
oil company. OF which he was not
properly authorized and commissioned
as an agent.
The writ was granted as prayed for
and the prisoner ordered discharged
from custody. but was Immediately
rearrested by the sheriff on the com
plant OF Juan Valdez OF Florence,
who charged him with repetition OF
the offense for which he had been i'm
prisoned He was again locked up 10
await Judicial hearing of the matter
Valdez. in his complaint. states,
among other things, that the said Arch
Smith on September 2. 1919. know.
ingly, un'awfully, designedly and
falsely pretended that he was an agent
for the St. Johns Oil Company and
had full power and lawful authority
to sell its stock and collect the money
therefor, which said false pretenses
were then and there made by the
said Arch Smith with the design and
for the purpose of inducing the said
Juan Valdez 20 buy the said oil stock
and to pay therefor. and the said Juan
Valdez relying upon and believing the
said false pretenses to be true, and
being deceived thereby. was then and
there persuaded by reason thereof to
buy the said oil stock and to pay 81
therefor"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-03-25
Work
(By Napoleon HiH3-

Napoleon
One of greatest earthly blessings is the privilege OF
wholesome, honorable work.
The only wealth of the world is that which produced thru
the long which susains industry and
labor the lifeblood which keeps that alive
To know the value of work have been without it
awhile Work builds the and the mansions Il
builds the locomotives the palace 1t builds the air
planes liners Work from Nature the
which she will give up for nothing else
Work brings happiness and oy idleness brings misery and
dependency. Work brings the greatest of ifes heritage
heahi
Fame and fortune awaits the who builds system of
education which will teach children understand the value OF
work. and to love it!
The will upon the world if they
will build toys which will teach children work.
begins when finds the particular kind
No should engage in work
love- much money he may
ceive for it.
Nature has planned that every living being earth shall
work All who un it grief sooner later in
another. work, matter how much
money may digest his food and disease
seizes him.
The plans oreieve his children from work be-
he money only storing trouble
boy overindugent have spoiled his taste for
wholesome work
You avoid work. but cannot dodge paying the
atty. Nature will see that you pay up in due time
1920 Ilhls Golden Rule Magazne}
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-03-25
Canon City Must
BuildMOre Houses

Reports from every section of our
country are to the effect that they
have formed building associations and
are building houses on large scale
Most localities are building in groups
of 25 houses. AS soon as one group
Is completed the next is under way.
The Canon City Chamber of Com
merce is trying to encourage the same
thing here.
Building materials will not be lower
according to reports from men who
know. Large corporations, such as
our local plants, would not commence
construction on such large scale If
they we're not satisfied on this point
Canon City is losing hundreds of
families by not having more houses,
either for rent or sale Nearly all of
the inquiries received by the Chamber
of Commerce indicate that those who
are expecting to make their home here
desire TO purchase homes. We are
in correspondence with dozens of fam
lilies who expect TO come here this
spring and summer. If they purchase
homes already constructed, this means
that some place must be provided for
those who are now here. Our indus
tries need many more men at once.
1t is up TO us to see that they are
supplied. We are advertising for help
We must have places for them.
The Chamber of Commerce has a
special housing committee of which
ID. ". Cooper is chairman. As an ini
tal step they want 10 men with $1,000
each. The proposition is one which
should appeal to everyone interested
in the upbuilding OF this community