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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14

us~ Of automobiles may BE- prohIb-
i;ed In Italy because Of The shortage
OF raaoilne and the high rate OF ex.
change
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Fruit and Flower Mission

Tho regular monthly meeting OF
the North Broadway Fruit and
Flower mission will be held with
Mrs. A. o. Loe. ei7 10th ave. NJ. on
Monday, May IL, nj 1:30 D. m. Full
attendance requested for important
business.
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! Club
CLUBS FOR SATURDAY
Baby Clinic

Baby clinic under auspices Of So
attic Central Council Of Mothers
Congress and Parent Teacher asso
cations In public schoo. clinic rooms.
Seventh ave. and Madison st. to IL
o'clock Saturday. RrgiStIatlon ciocea
al IL o'clock.
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Psychological Address

This evening at O'Clock In the as.
sembly hall Of the ARCADE building
Mr.. NJ. w. noyt will give an address
before the applied practical psychol.
ogy and healing class OF the Peoples
church. Mr.. Hoyt's subject viii be
Spiritual Principles Underlying All
Healing" This class Ia open TO any
one who cares TO come.
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Marathon Entertainment Club

The Marathon Entertainment club
w u. A. OF the Mnccabees will meet
Mt Phalcn's hall. Columbia City. on
Monday evening. May II. at 7;45 for
drill practice. Important business
will be taken up at this meeting.
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Seattle Minute Women

Officers OF King County and Seat.
tie Minute Women are requested 70
meet In the conference room, third
floor. Times building. at 10 n m.
Monday. for very important business
meeting.
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Rainier camp. II. NJ. A.. viii give
their regular dance at Swedish Club
hail Monday evening, clay n.
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Alpha Gamma Delta
Lltnch

The seniors Of iota chapter. Alpha
Gamma Delta. viii be guests of hon
or at n luncheon at rig'n Whistle on
Saturday. May rs. at p. m
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Gamma Phi Beta
Dinner
Gamma Phi Beta annual banquet
Will be held on Tuesday evening.
June II. In the Bon Marehe ga room.
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wcodcraft Gard Party

A card party will BE- given by the
1890 campaign committee. Noighbora
OF wooderaf,. at sac p. IN. Saturday.
al tho Panama cafeteria itiS Third
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Mr.. and Mrs. Burnside

Mr.. and Mrs. Burnside
Hosts
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Burnside an
tcrtninei Mt dinner "wednesday eve
ming at their home In compliment 90
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick 7, Fischer
Covers were laid for twelve.
Dinner Dance to Honor
Miss Merrill
FOR the pleasure Of MISS BETTY
Merrill. Miss Eispeth MoEwan Will
be hostess at a dinner dance on sat
urday evening at the Sunset club.
Luncheon for Mrs. Smith
Mira William Leonard Eaton VIII
entertain at luncheon at her home on
Tuesday In compliment TO Mrs. Win
fscid Smith. who has recently return
81 from Europe.
Thrift Shop
Tomorrow at the Thrift shop there
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THE DANSANT
FOR BRIDGE

GREEN will b hostess Tho pansn In honor Of Miss
M Lindsay
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There viii be n special meeting OF
the College club Friday. May IL. at
7s3o y. IN. ut the clubrooms. 10 dis.
cuss plans for new club building.
as the lease on the present club
building expires June l. 1920.
Tho meeting " called for the pur.
pose 81 submitting to the member
ship Of the club detailed report of
the action of the board OF trustees
and 10 obtain the approval OF the
club thereof and for the further pur.
pose OF considering the financing Of
and construction OF the now club
building. a full attendance OF the
entire membership Of the club n dc.
sred-
WomcT's Auxiliary Of Seattle Post
Womcn's auxiliary OF the Seattle
-
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Ninn~wntiia Club

Tho Mlnn~watha club viii cole
brats ita seventeenth anniversary TO.
night by giving ita first outing party
OF the season at Losehi pavilion
Dancing win start at . o'clock
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TELEPHONE the So
l ciety Editor Of The
Star-Office, Main 600;
Home, Main 2761.

will be sale Of miscellaneous shoes
at 80 cents n pair.
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MIA George Fiseher and daughter,
Miss Grace Fischer. who have been
I'm California the las, two weeks. are
expected home on Tuesday.
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Womcn's AUXILIARY Of Seattle Post
Womcn's auxiliary Of the Seattle
post No. rs. American Legion. will
hold their regular meeting tonight at
o'clock at Vcterana' hall Mt the
Armory. All members and eligibies
are urged to be present
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-21
BOokkccDers

Your salary is limited only
by your efficiency, Increase
your efficiency by means ot
special training and you will
be able to double your salary
in a short time. II YOU have
"A knowledge Of accounting
you can readily secure n
good paying position as
there is a tremendous de-
mand for accountants and
positions paving salaries OF
$4,000 10 $1,000 n year are
actually going begging for
want Of competent men to
fill them
Backed by our Special
Training you can qualify for
one Of these positions in
short time, We are a nation
ally known firm of certified
public accountants with stu
dents and graduates In all
parts Of the world We teach
a simple, easy and practical
home study method. Easy
monthly payments. Do not
waste any more time. Call
and see us at once.
International
Accountants Society
81. o. O. F. Bldg.
NJ, 2209 Memphis, Tenn.
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FOR SALE.
HoUsEHoLp GOODS


FOR SALE-One child's bed, one
sanitary washstand, both white enamel
one q Vernis Martin bed. one new
felt mattress for double bed. Lawn
mower. $40 Adams Ave, Main 569S-J.
FOR SALE-At a bargain for cash,
the entire elaborate furnishings Of my
home, everything in first-class condi-
ton. Main $3.50,
FOR SALE-High oven gas range, in
good condition, SIS. Apply 1888 N. Belle
vue.
POULTRY, EGGS, FARM PRODUCTS.
SHIP us your farm products. We
are sure our prices and prompt returns
will please you. Paying today, no
commission charged.
Eggs, 46c per doz.
Hens, 32c; large springs Soc small
springs. ACC
Greese, 25c ID.
Turkeys, 40c per 10.
BOOSTERS, 15c per ID.
Guinea chickens, 4Oc each.
Fresh butter, 40c to 45e per Id.
Dressed pigs lac to tic per ID.
Veal, lie to Ice per Id.
Anything not mentioned will be paid
for at market price day received.
ARKANSAS PRODUCE CO.
IS North Front
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EMPLOYMENT.
FEMALE AELP WAIVED.

WANTED
The Cumberland Telephone company
wants ten refined. intelligent young
women from 1s to 25 years of age to
enter the next training class for OPP
orators.
The training school is in charge Of
corps Of efficient teachers who take
personal interest in the development OF
every student
A good salary is paid while learning.
Upon completion OF the training
course each graduate is given a perma-
nent position, where she is surrounded
by congenial companions and where her
work is closely supervised by capable
and intelligent women.
Apply to Miss McLemore at the Cum
berland Telephone and Telegraph build
ing. 1877 Court Ave, third floor.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-21


Druschel Room POS. Hotel Chisca
AGENTS-$6 to sl2 day easy $50
priced necessities, food flavors, per
fumes, soaps, toilet preparations etc.
Agents outfit free Write today
quick American Products Co.,
35S American Bldg, Cincinnati. o.
INCREASE your earnings. Have
opening for few county representa-
tives in this vicinity to sell a high
grade line OF oils, paints and special
ties. consisting Of 100 different articles.
Side line or full time proposition. Buck
eye Oil & Paint Co, Cleveland. O.
WE START you in business furnish
ing everything; men and women, op-
portunity lifetime to earn $50 20 500
weekly operating our New System"
Speciality Candy Factories Home any
where; booklet free, Ragsdale Co,
Drawer B., East Orange, n, J.
GO INTO business Make big money
we start you manufacturing and sell
ing Famous Southern Pralines." New
business. Enormous profits. Ire
mendous demand. Wonderful oppor-
tunity. Southern Candy Company. b.
313 New Orleans, La.
AGENTS aincoats | will positive
" pay you 81 apiece for reversible and
leatherette ratncoat orders, | do all
dehivering, SO,page. catalog of fabrics
and styles, No investment. Postal
brings samples. Parker Mfg. Co., 500
Rae St, Dayton, Ohio.
WATKINS famous products sell and
satisfy This means wonderful re-
peat business for you. Our Memphis
factory means prompt service. Write
for details today. Watkins Co, "a
Ninona. MINI.
CHEWING GUM-Every buys.
T1A, VI
Complete line, You don't need expert
ence. \ big winner Write quick for
frFe sample and offer Helmet Co.,
Palace Bldg, Cincinnati, O.
HlGH-CLASS men capable of pro-
ducing big business selling mems
clothes to measure, direct to wearer
/ Possibilities unlimited. Write p, II.
Davis Tailoring Co. Cincinnati, Ohio,
AGENTS-Sell raincoats. garbardines,
leatherettes. We deliver and collect,
No advance payments. Sample coat
| free. Largest commissions, Temple
kaincoat Co, Box 56. Templeton, Mass,
AGENTS-Wireless umbrella. I'll pay
! hustlers 81 an hoSlr to take orders for
| this newest invention. No investment.
Write for five style outfit Parker
Mfg Co. $50 Vine St, Dayton. Ohio.
BIG earnings easy Five startling In
ventions, Quick selling auto access
SORES, Sell TO owners, dealers, agents.
| Exclusive territory. Write quick. Jubi
lee Mfg, Co, 1877 Sta. G., Omaha, Neb.
AGENTS coming money selling Brus-
brooms. Retail Sl15. sample postpaid
81 o5. Also sanitary brushes. Cramcr
Mfg Co, Wichita. kan,
TRAVELLING Statesmen.
Salary, expenses and bonus paid,
| Phone j. w Obear, sales manager for
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-21

WANTEn-~At once. neat-lOoking
young ladies 10 show samples in Mem
phis and travel; So per day to good talk
ers. Call mornings between 10 and H.
room S02, Hotel Weakley, Jefferson St.
near Main
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WANTED-Man and wife to work al
Graham Apartments. Apply 81 n.
Bellevue
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Memphis Employment
Bureau


MEN-Wanted able bodied men want
ing positions as firemen, brakcmcn,
electric motormcn, conductors, or col
ored sleeping car and train porters.
write at once, naming position wanted
Enclose stamp for application blank
Fifst-class nearby roads. No strike. EN-
perience unnecessary Railway Inst,
Dept ., Indianapolis, Ind
WANTED Several families, with or
without teams, to rent or make share
crops good land and houses, just 20
miles south Of Memphis near Her
nando. Miss Can show you the price
and movt you any time Eason &
Gaines fernando, Miss,
MACHtNISTS boilermakcrs. carmen
and blacksmtths, stay away from
Jonesboro Ark. Strike on at J. J., c.
a +. railway shops. Conditions very
bad and pay not what 1t is represented
Strike Committee
WANTED-Special representative for
pleasant and comfortable employment
to look after our interest in your sec
ton. Hoffman Cooperative Investment
Co. Hoffman Bldg, Houston, Tex.
FIREMF.N, hrakemen. baggagemen.
$40 TO 5000 Colored porters by rail-
roads everywhere. Experience unnec-
essary, 577 Ry. Bureau, East st. Louis,
III.
MEN-Age under S.; experience un-
necessary; travel. make secret investi-
cation, reports. Salaries, expenses,
Write American Foreign Detective
| Agency, $40 St Louis.
MAN to work this city refinishing
| chandeliers, brass beds. automobiles.
by new method $40 daily without cap
ital or experience, Write Gunmetal
Co, 113 Elm, Decatur, Ill,
WANTED--Three roller engineers for
| road work In Shelby county. Salary
$l25 per month straight time. None but
real engineers need apply. b IS, News
Sclmitar.
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WANTED--A good chauffeur for two
ton truck. References required Good
WAGES. ApplY BinsManrer & CO
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AT S54 n. MAIN ST.

Many other things, from cent up.
You'll have to get up before break
fast TO, get some of these bargains. |
have an $3.50 dining room suit at home
26l Bedford ave, for $3.50, See 1t.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-21

WANT 3 or 4 men to run hamburger
and tamale stands: salary or commits
sion. Apply SO s Fourth st.
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EMPLOYMENT.
SAL EsMEN AND AGENTS

SALESMEN-One order a day means
$500 Der month! Five orders, 81, 900 per
month Wonderful. new adding ma =
chine Retails St2.5O Does work Of $500
machine Adds, subtTacts. multiplies,
divides, automatically. Ffye-year guar
antee. Worth its price for inventory
alone Carry in coat pocket. Full time
or side line. Write quick for trial of
fer. Calculator corp, Dept, S16, Grand
Rapids. Mich
AGENTS-SlOO weekly and automo-
bile furnished agents everywhere intro
ducing marvellous new automobile in
Vention. Doubles efficiency and life
Of any car. Saves its cost first day.
Territory going like wildfire. SIS sample
outfit free. Write quick, Ovee Co.,
Dept. 72s. Louisville, Ky,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-21

STEAM SHOVEL engineer for good
machine equipped with clam shell. tele-
graph lnesmen: timber cutters, S25
and board; colored laborers. S375 and
board. Coiored blacksmith, out Of town,
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sA9
CDR saEms 5rtmttar
Classified Section
EMPLOYMENT.
MALE HELP WANTED.
WANTED
so BETTER CLASS
COLORED
FAMILIES

We have one 81 the very best towns
q the entire country for colOred people
Houses are wen constructed, with mod
ern convenience. Two. three and four
room houses rel. from s. 10 $3.50 per
month, Electric l,ghts and water fur
nishfd at reasonable rates. We also
give steady and faithful employees an
opportunity TO buy these houses at cost,
on easy payment plans, The welfare
Of the people Is looked after hv n de-
partmeut set aside for that purpose,
offering all kinds OF amusements, such
as moving pictures baseball and other
sports There Is also a large hall used
for church. lectures, etc. We have
well equipped schools with the best OF
teachers, where your children can have
an opportunity to get an education
without charge Steady employment
the year around and Il is our desire
70 got only the better class Of colored
families.
Can you afford not to look into this'
Write today TO employment depart
ment Aluminium Co. Of America,
Maryville, Tenn, or call on, telephone
or write Memphis Employment Bureau,
] ~ Court Ave. tsouth of Court square),
Memphis. Tenn, who are prepared TO
advance you transportation and direct
and assist you to Maryyllle Tenn,
Phone Main 1866
We went 80 families today. Cali and
talk II over with us shin Tuesday
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-21


MEN and women wanted TO take up
accountanCy training devotng six
hours week to snare time studying
with view TO qualifying within six TO
~ months for auditing work success
ul applicants after training, should
earn from $1,000 to $4,000 first year
and more second and following years;
bookkeeping or accounting knowledge
not essential. but would shorten prepa
ration work, some previous office or
business experience required; training
is given under supervision Of one Of
the largest organizations in the cOun-
try. made up Of certified public ac-
Countants. Cost and efficiency eN-
perts and members Of American lnstl-
tute of Accountants, A reasonable
training charge Is made. State age,
experience and phone number. Address
Il, 80, News Scimitar. ..-----
WANTED--Ambitious men who car
handle figures and are willing to de-
vote a few spare hours a week to pre-
pare for positions paying 81 800 10
IS 000 per year, state age. experience
and phone number Address B 80, News
SCimitar
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Apply DeSoto Paint Mfg. Co.
Names ambitious women,
girls, wanting government positions,
$1,000 year Answer Immediately Al,
News Scimitar
WANTED-~EX Experienced cook; room
on place, fine wages. I04 Vance Ave,
Telephone Main 100.
WANTED-Goo reliable cook. Small
family. adults Room on place INA
Central Ave- Tel Hem. 64S6.
WANTED-Girls to pack coffee and
tea good pay and n bonus for full time
Dean-Lilly c. and S, Co, 1874 n, Front
WANTED-White or colorcd settled
woman TO nurse one child Phone Hem.
1891. Can at 1891 Peabody ave,
WANTED--A neat colored girl to
nurse one child Apply 1876 Foster or
phone Hem. 47l4-W.
WANTED-A good cook; good wages
room on place. Apply 295 Buena Vista,
near Ovcrtou park
EXPERIENCED nurse for young
baby; best references required. l29i
Peabody Can Hem. 5764
WANTEIt--First- class experienced
cook: good wages Manhattan Cafe
1872 s. Main
WANTED-Neat colored maid to
work in office. Apply 1909 Central
Bank building,
WANTED--A good cook. Apply to
Mrs, Hugh Wynne, 1898 Union ave. Tel
II. 5l25.
wANTED-Good cook: room on place;
81 per week, Apply 4o2 Boyd place.
NURSE wanted. Call II, 1885 1891
Madison, -
WANTED-Go6d cook, 1897 Peabody,
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For Bargains in
Slightly Used and
Refinished Furniture
See

GRAVES & GRAVES.
You may find here Just the piece to
fill in hat vacant space for less than
half the original price, Below we list
just a few of the many real bargains
for
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-25
k|WAN|S, CLUB At
LtGI0M'S Bis c|RcU )

The Kiwanis club holds sway ut the
mid winter circus. being given in the
City Auditorium this week as a bene-
fit for the American Legion relief
fund, tonight The club plans to at
tend in a body and its officials have
urged that all members who expects
attending any performance this week
do SO tonight More than 400 reser-
vations already are reported as hav-
ing been made by members of the
club.
Yesterday the circus. which OPEN
ed Monday when General John J.
Pershing attended and spoke Mt the
evening show. continued to draw large
crowds and there is every indication
that the legion's fondest hopes for
raising a large benefit fund from IL
will be realized. 1t was announced
at legion headquarters last night that
in order to reach the demand for re-
served seats the exchange ONCE. at
the Corlcy rcompany's store, 213 East
Broad street, would be kept open until
six O'Clock each day for the convcn-
fence of persons living in the down
town section.
The circus itself is proving an I'M
usual treat for amusement seekers.
IL being the initial winter event OF tho
kind that has ever been staged In
this city. The sixteen acts offer . d.
versfied program In which the antics
of the funniest set OF clowns seen
here in years vie in popularity with
the sensational performances given
by Miss Irene Montgomery, the Rny-
monds and the Great Paldrens. In
the two dog and pony circuses.- the
children find much to entertain and
delight them.
John r. Agee. former equestrian d.
rector for Ringing Brothers. himself
is acting as ring master at each per-
torrance, the afternoon shows Begin
ming at sis o'clock and the evening
entertainment starting at S:l5 o'clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-25

war In April, 1917. she had no means
of producing the enormous quantities
of high explosives necessary to pro-
vide the huge army she planned to
raise.
In an effort to sslve the problem the
United States Nitrate Plant Number l
was already under construction at
Sheffield, which, however. when COM
pieted would employ process that
had never before been operated sue
cessfully on Il commercial scale. Even
though successful Its capacity would
be utterly inadequate.
At this juncture the Ordnance De
partment turned to the cyanamid pro.
cess by which cynnamld, a commercial
fertilizer. had been for some years pro-
duced successfully at big plant at
Niagara Falls by process, the Ameri-
can rights Of which had been obtained
from Germany by Frank Sherman
Washburn. head of the American
Cyanamid Company. In 1907. BY this
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-25
BILLS INTRODUCED
SENATE

Mr. Mapp;
Senate Bill No. sse-A bill to
amend and re-enact sections 1898.
4927. 5000 lind 6oi2 OF the Code Of
Virginia. Referred to the committee
Tor courts of justice.
Mr. Andrews:
Senate Bill No. 57o--A bill to
The Code of Virginia, Referred to
the committee on county. city and
town organization
Mr.. Oliver:
Senate Bill No. 37t---A bill to pro-
vide that all state laws, relating to
the enforcement of prohibition,
which are not in violation of the
Constitution OF Virginia. shall be
deemed and held To be in aid of the
enforcement of the eighteenth
amendment To the Constitution of the
United States and the exercise OF the
concurrent power therein reserved to
the state To enforce the same. Re-
ferred to the committee for-eeurts of
justice
Mir. Cannon:
Senate Hill No. 372-A bill to
amend and re-enact sections 2224 and
&23o of the Code OF Virginia Re
ferred to the committee on finance.
MI w bbuStfU,
Senate Riu No. s7s-~A bill to
amend and re-enaet section of~an
act entitled an act to prevent dam
age ana Injuries by dogs, and to
provide compensation to owners OF
stock So injured; to provide for
license on dogs and to provide for
penalties Tor violation thereof, APP
proved March 20, 1918. as hereto
fore amended. Referred to the com
mittee on general laws.
MIR. West:
Senate Bill No. 374--A bin to
amend and re-enact section 4204 OF
the Code OF Virginia Referred 10
thf fonmitteo on Insurance and
banking.
Mr., Byrd;
Senate Bill No. 375~~A bin to
amend and re-euaet sections 1886 and
1888 of an act passed January 80
1920 of an act entitled an act to
amend and re-enact sections $3.50.
1891 $3.50 and $3.50 of the Code OF
Virginia. and TO repeal an act entitled
an act to amend and re~enact sec
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-25
CITY TO ENLARGE GAS
PLANT PROPERTY

Snow nor wind nor chances of run
ming aloul of Influenza germs could
keep the faithful members of the
council committee on utilities away
from the City Hall last night, where
they were scheduled to meet in regu-
lar session
City Clerk Mcdowell even remained
over in the storm to record the pro-
ceedings in the absence OF Clerk
Boien who was busy transcribiEg the
work of the street committee of the
earlier evening.
When Chairman Batkins called the
meeting to order at $3.50 O'Clock he
had. confronting him, Alderman Epps.
of Clay ward, and White of Lee
ward, and Counciimen Ladd. of
Madison ward. and Umlauf. of Clay
ward--a good quorum.
The committee adopted report
from a sub committee recommending
that the city sell to the Hebrew
cemetery associa ton n strip of land
fifteen feet wide, between the present
cemetery and the city home. and the
resolution was ioraardd with The APP
prevail of the committee. The sub
c lmnittee on this report consisted
of Aldermen Epps and White and
Councilman Umlauf /.
A paper accompanied by a blue
print, indicating certain boundaries
! adjacent TO the gas plant, was pre-
r scented by thy clerk, who explained
that the document had to do with
request THAT the city permit the gas
department to utilize the vacant ter
ritofy as u site for additions to the
plant In order to better understand
| the plan the committee tabled the
paper and will have the director Of
public utilities and the patron, AL
derman Melton, before ii at the next
meeting, for detailed explanation.