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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-17

1s22-April q, Hiram Ulysses
Grant born at Point
Pleasant, Ohio.
1S39-Enr0lled at West Point
Military Academy as
Ulysses Simpson Grant.
1sB-Second lieutenant, c.
S. A.
1S46-First lieutenant.
1s4e.S-In the Mexican war.
1s4S-Aug. y, married Julia
Dent.
1s5s-Captain.
1s5AResigned from The army.
Is5a-G-A farmer in Missouri.
1e5s-9-Adrift in st. Lexis.
fSs0-M0ved to GaIena, III.
1S61-Colonei Of e1st Illinois
VoiuEteer-Regiment OF In.
iantry.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-17

From The Aryss Of March "a. 1920
"Ths Aryus henceforfh will be conducted IS "a
Independent newspaper, unbiased BY partisan ties
free and ready state s honest convictions In
the interest OF the welfare"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-17

sauce, prunes, peaches or any other
fruit pulp without the seeds or
skins or f1bres) at the sixth month.
will prevent constipation, provided
the baby receives an ample daily
quantity of fresh milk or top-milk
milk fat.)
Oatmeal water, added to the milk
from the first month or two. tends
to. keep the bowels active. Any
cereal cruel, cooked two hours, or
oatmeal Cruel cooked three hurs,
has a mild laxative influence in the
diet of baby ten to twelve months
old.
It is exceedingly harmful to feed
a young baby such crudities as
castor oil and the like frequently.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-30
AIege Plot to Force
Rise In Clothing By
Series Of Fake Strikes

Boston. Mass. Dec. 29.-t"argHS laai
representatives "C ~" C!"chtt.G. mH"l%
lecturers n New York city lad hr-
rrnach"d Siducy fIilim%n. president %
tho Anla!gar,n'" Clothing Workers OK
America. o. few month ago VITA a p;"-
rosal for combinlt'nns ii ina, INDUSTRY
similar tn those disclosed IN Ike building
trades Inquiry in New York We" mao"
by Mr.. Hu,maH in addressing ".a'p
members o: ~. organization here TO-
day.
Nj TIilma1 SID ~" proposal called
tor "rr!endly strikes oUd lociioutS" tA"f
would force a clothing shortage and
make Il possible for the manufacturers
10 bleed tho public 20 the limit.
we rejected their p.anS. he said
and later whom manufacturers in chi
cago. Baltimore and Rochester refused
20 join them the plans fell through"
\ resolution declaring that the work
,rs would not return 10 work IN any
shop unless tho agreement OF tho ANAL
=ana.ed with tho manufacturers were
n effect was Observation-Disclosures. The
resolution charged that the Boston man
Ufacturcrs. in announcing recently dis
continuance of relations with the anal
gamated. had Joined those IN New York
in conspiracy 70 break the orran!za-
ton and 10 retard production to such an
extent that high prices would prevail
and that the workers would return 10
sweat shop conditions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-30
Hard Coal Engineers
Given Higher Wages

philadelphia, Dec c9.-Ho!sttnS en-
g;neers were today granted an eight
hour dav and wage Increases BY the an
thracite board OF Cancellation. In ros-
olution unanimously adopted at a meet
!nr hold here Il was decided that effect
I've January |. inside and outside hoist
ing engineers worked 'we:re hour
shift shall b eput on the shorter sched-
ule, and their rate OF compensation Tor
I'll. eight hour day shall be as follows:
ITO tho rate paid hoisting engineers
In April 1915. for a twelve hour SHIFT,
shall be added 81 a day plus II percent
n tho case OF Inside employment and
$3.50 per day plus II percent In tho caSe
OF outside employment and the new
rates thus derived shall! he paid for an 5
hour day:
provided that If any rate established
hy this method for engineers changed
from a Il to an hour Gay shall be in
excess OF the rate now bang paid at
sa! dcol!!ery Cor similar hosting service
such higher rate shall he without prcJu-
dice from the standpoint of the oper-
ators in tho study OF uniform rates by
the board OF Concil!at!On."
The board win meet next Monday IN
wilkesbarre. No announcement was
made as TO when the scale committee Of
tho United Miro Workers would NEE,
the operators for u continuance or their
wage negotiations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-30
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that. at meet
ing Of the stockholders Of Ruth Coal q
Coke Company. corporal ton created
and organized under the laws OF the
Sta,c Of West Virginia. held at the office
OF tho company on the 18th day OF De-
ccmher. 1870 tho following resolutions
wore adopted:
RESOLVED, first. That the Ruth Coal
& Coke Company, corporation created
and organized under the laws of the
State OF West Virginia. does hereby dis.
continue business as corporation ana
surrendcrs to said state its charter and
corporate franchises. The board of d.
rccturs will proceed to convert the prop
erty. chooses in action and ali assets OF
this corporation into cash. and pay OF
and discharge all its debts, liabilities
and oh!iga tons: and after fully dis
charging all such debts, liabilities and
obligations. divide the rema inder among
the stockholders pro rata with their sew
cral holdings of stock, but no such pay
ment shall be made TO any stocknoider
unit! after the publication OF the notice
here!Eaftrr provided.
RESOLVED, second. That the presi-
dent OF this corporation cause notice or
tic adoption Of the foregoing resolution
to he published In some newspaper or
general cirru!a ton, published near the
prlncipa, office or pIace OF business OF
this corpora ton, once week FOR -FOUR
successive weeks; and that he certify
these resolutions ~ the secretary or
state OF the state Of West Virginia, and
deliver 10 MIN a certificate showing the
pubiicatioa OF said notice. as provided
By law.
W. G. I.A1DLEY.
President Of said Corporation.
WM W. PARSHALL.
secretary. d-l6-23-5o-ja-s
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Five Months and $1,000
Fine for Dry Violation

Cincinnati. O.. Dec. 3S.-John f. Ter
by. Summit Hill, Pa. former wholesale
liquor dealer. arra!gned In federal court
here late to-day. pleaded guilty TO an
indictment charging conspiracy to Vio-
late the national prohibition set. He
was fined $1,000 and sentenced to jail
for five months by United States DIS
trce Judge John W. Peck.
Tho indictment charged ZeThy cor
sp!red with Harry Friedman. Pittsburgh
attorney. to withdraw 1000 cases or
medicinal whlsKey from Frankfort
Kentucky, Gtsti!lery. for beverage pur-
poses.
They were indicted following the se!z.
ure at Cleveland and Columbus. or
trucks alleged to have Boon engaged IN
the illegal transportation Of liquor.
This was the first "whtskey ring con-
viction. according to United States Dis
trlct Attorney Clark.
Friedman. who gave bond IN PITS
burgn, was ordered TO appear here FRI
day.
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TO REDUCE NUMBER
OF LIQUOR PERMITS

Washington, u. G. Doc. 90 tBy the
Associated Press. )-Plans for reducing
the number Of federal permits for the
hi nd!lng OF liquor IN the next twelve
months were announced to-day by Pro-
hibI:!on Commissioner Kramer.who said
the new ISSUE OF licenses would he held
70 a strict minimum IN an effort TO
check Illegal liquor sales.
The greatest reduction WIZ oe IN
wholesale permits under Mr.. Rramers
program. bat other dealers entitled to
operate under the Volstead act will also
De considerably affected. Ths commits
s.oner said It vas his intention to re-
fuse 10 reissue between so and 20 per
can't" OF tho wholesale licenses now in
effect.
Mr.. Kramer said the Illegal traffic in
liquor had been particularly msnacins
I'm the cities from Boston TO tho Poto-
mao river and he indicated that the
house cleaning would he thorough IN
communities OF that Aectlcn.
The prohibition bureau was said 70
Be irving some attention also 10 the
sale OF l!auor by retail druggists. Scru-
tiny o. this class OF dealers is expected
TO be conducted moro closely during
next year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-30
MURDER CHARGE
AGAINST coNsTABULARY

Manila. Dec. go - Arralgnment OF
scventy-scvcn constahuiary soldiers on
CHARGES of murder in connection with
the riots Of December Is. which re-
suited in eleven deaths, today was post
poned indefinitely upon request OF the
defense counsel.
Trial Of eight OF the soldiers on &C.
dltion charges opens January ., the re-
naming sixty-nine having pleaded
guilty.
II il understood that the murder
charges will be takcn up after compile
ton Of the snditiun trial.
The riots of Deccmber Is between the
Manila police and Filipino cons,abu!ary
soldiers resulted In the fatal shooting
OF four Americans and seven Filrpin"s.
They grew out Of i'll feeling existing for
months bctwcon the Manila police and
the constabulary.
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,SiEde|; T@QMS'
by Rqdtfn Cameron II
A TABOOED SUBJECT

so deep as that, though there have been
succeeding Impressions of the same ma
ture. There was a girl in high school
whom knew only casually. When i
heard tho year after we graduated that
she had died I thought more about hex
than In. all the years I knew her. And
when one picks up ones college cata-
loSue, how the names marked with a
star do stand out. and how one wonders
about them--why 1t should have been
they rather than others, and II they re-
scented 1t so terribly.
There comes time finally in ones
life when one begins to hear OF these
travellers (the indircction again, how IN
consciously we do ~ from every quar-
ter. 4 newspaper, a friends letter. q
meeting with a former neighbor, brings
one these queer little Tor big) shocks
until one gets the feeling that there Is
something o6d about this year, that
people are dying this year who never
died before" and only discovers that IL
Is an ordinary year when one finds tina
the next is much Ike It..
The beautiful silver Lining
4 sad thought 10 bring unsolicited to
Your attention. Yes. in a way. But II
one has any real belief in immortality
mot just Up belief) hasn't II won
derful silver lining? I spoke the day
with dear old lady who has just lost
he: daughter and has not many weeks
70 I've herself.
TIN just waiting for the CALL" she
told me and sometimes I almost get i'm
patient. You see there arc so many
more on the other side waiting for me.
There's my dear husband and there's
my grandsons who went over in the war,
and my little baby That ! lost years ago
and father and mother and on, ever SO
many more. II ever get 4 little blue l
,hiuk OF them and how wonderful It Is
going to bc 10 see them all"
4 beautiful thought. is II not, 10 light
up the valley OF the shadow?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-30
PAN HANDLE SYSTEM
LEASED 10 fENNSY

S;s,,i-l uIspmt"A "a The Inieli.Ecnccr'
Pittsburgh. IL. r"'. %!.-Th" SOCK
holders e.! the Pittsburgh. CINCINNATI.
chicago x s.. Louis railroad t"np'''E'
,;u,. l'an Etud1c>. hr.4 n meeting here
today a..d voted On tn" question OF I"aa-
.us the c"mrany's rN.lr";,d and property
20 inc Pennsylvania Railroad Com
p..7.y. Ou' Of a total OF S3S.I'S. shares
VITA e par value Of SN:.SI7hO". a total
rr shares representing SSi'"iS.V-2' or
~ per cen, rf the capital Sl"'h voted
III F,yUr Of the lease. only c.rDV shares
with a par value Of 100000 voted in
opposition % the proposal
Officials Of the Pan Handle tonight
refused 10 gre out amy further Inf"r>
nation on the question o. leasing inc
road TO the Pennsylvania Company.
The length OF the l"asehold. sought
bv the Pennsylvania Company, was not
made known: neither were the f!nancin!
conditions Incorporated in same.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-30
'HAPP|EST WOMAN IN
v, VIRGINIA, SHE SAYS

ous the least little thing would upset
nee. and I couldn't sleep good At night.
I suffered a great deal from constipa,,
ton. and had a dull. draGgy feeling al
the time, with no energy and no interest
or pleasure in anything. >.
Put Tanlac helped mo just like u
had been made especially for me. and
I'm certainly making up for lost time
I'm eating now. and the best Of It Is
that everything agrees with me perfect
The memory of them. and I feel like a
brand new person. I have got my hus.
hand to taking Tanlac. for he was not
feeling we'll. and II Is already helninI
him wonderfully. Ny gratitude to Tan
lac In unbounded."
Tanlac is sold In Wheeling by the
Hoge Davis Drug Co., at 1145 Main
street, 1894 Main street, 18th and Mar
ket streets and $500 Chapline street,
also E. ~ Hogc at Martins Ferry, Ohio.
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Third In The q. s.

Columbus. .. Dec 29.--Uaon county
il soon TO have. what is said will hc the
third county church federation In tho
: United States, according 10 Roy. T. r.
Lamb. secretary of the Ohio Federation
OF Churches. or the two existing coun-
~ fcderatioDs Rcv. Lamb said. one is
IN L"ra!n county in Ohio and the other
In Indiana.
The federation which Union County
churches are forming represents thelt
determination to solve collectively the
problems which rural churches or Ohio
and other states ale facing today" Rev.
Mr.. Lamb declared
The temporary organize tion which has
been effected will b" made permanent as
soon as ten churches are IN inc fedora
ton. One half this number. I; was an
nounced, are already actively engaged In
carrying out 4 joint program in their
local communities. Study ~ church ar
nl!at!ons uf residents OF every commun-
!ty IN th" county was decided on. q
group OF meetings this month us tho
first step 70 servo preliminary move
mcnt Ia n united evangcl.s;!c effort just
before Easter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-30

In the District Court OF the United
States FOR the Northern District or
West Virginia.
In the matter Of Maurice Lyons.
I.yons Specially Shop, bankrupt. In
Bankruptcy. No. 666
To the creditors Of Maurice Lyons,
rLycns Speciality Shop. "t Wheeling. In
the County OF Ohio. and district afore-
said. n bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that on the
Gotta dav OF December \. D., 1870 the
said Maurice Lyons ilyons Speciality
Shop was duly adjudcatcd bankrupt
herein. and that the first meeting Of his
creditors will be held NJ the offices OF
/. w. Cummins. Referee IN Bankruptcy
a, Rooms so6-I-s National Bank Of
West Virginia Building. Corner l2th
and Main Streets. IN the city Of Wheel
ing, County OF Ohio and State IF West
Virginia. on the TIN day Of January.
1921, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at
which time the said creditors may at.
tend; prove their claims. appoint trus-
tee, examine the bankrupt and transact
such other business as may properly
come before said meeting.
'''''0 J. W. CuMMINS.
Referee IN Bankruptcy.
Dec. 70. 1920.
Caldwell & Caldwell.
Attorneys for Petitioner. d-3o-g
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-30
"Doath cannot long divide,
Fer it IL not as though tho rose
That climbed our garden wall

Had blogcomsd on the other slider"
Once more I am going to dare TO touch
on what many people think Is a grue-
, some subject. to he carefully avoided
and when mentioned. dealth with only
by lndirections such as II anything
ever should happen" or "Of course I
shan't always be with you." ct cetera-
trust that will be sufficient warning
40 that those who cannot bear any men
tion OF one OF the biggest facts in our
existence. will skip 10 another part or
the paper and leave me talking with
those who are interested in the greatest
adventure in life" as well as the lesser
ones.
The thing that has impressed me to-
day g the queer feeling that comes 10
ono as ono grows older and people one
knows take to making the long Journey
There I am at the ind;rection, / sup
pose.)
One Expected Them 10 1.-Two Forever
People one really knows, I mean. peo-
ple OF ones own ago. Not just our
friends, parents or our teachers or the
man who kept the corner store. but our
own schoolmates and other Contempo-
rar!cs whom. In the days when one was
"a simple child thu; lightly draws It's
breath and feels It's life In every limb"
ore expected to be immortal like oneself.
can remember the little boy who sat
across the aisle from me In primary
school and who went homo one day
never TO come hack. far better than I
can many OF the other sth"olmates who
went all through the grammar school
with me. He was \ colorlcss child, but
Just because he was my first experience
N the fact that Il isn't only the old who
Gle. ne stands out unforgetably carved IN
memory.
She Made The Deepest Impression ny
Dying
Nothing ever left an impression quite
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-30

Springfield. O., Dec. ?g.--Wittcnbcrc
College woke up Christmas morning and
found two $1,000 Christmas presents
sticking out Of rs stocking. One q! the
presents came from Mr.. and Mrs. George
X. P!tney. OF IA'!pS!N Was Il decd for
an SU-ac"" farm. valued at $4,000.
Tho Oth"" S2S.U0n gift came from n
prominent Toledo business man. who
refused 10 permit his name To- b-a used.
Funds provided by the Pitney gift
will go toward establishing and endow-
lTg IL department Of domestic science ut
WItt"ub"rG, il was announced The
other viii he used t" cAdow ministerial
Scholarships
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-30
HURT BY STONE FALL

Antonia Columh'rr. A years old. q
coal loader at the Y. & q. mine near
Yorkvillr WINS admitted to tho Martins
Ferry hospital last evening ut o'clock
suffering from a fracture Of the left
lee.
C"lumhirc WIS coming from work
yesterday afternoon when ne WIS
caught under a tai Of stone which
caused the INJURY. He was rcpnrtG",t
a. an carly hour this morning To be
resting rs well as could be expected
rs tho art"ndnntS a. the hospital Hc
- under the caro- of DR. Hitchcock.
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XoT1Ca

Notice is hereby given that meeting
OF tho owners Of lots in Mt. Wood cenl-
etery, located in Washington district:
ar tn. council chamber IN the city busid.
ing OF the City Of Wheeling on
THURSDAY. THE 9Th DAY OF
JANUARY, 1891,
at 1880 o'clock y. m; for the purpose OF.
electing a Board Of nine Trustees ION
said Mt. Wood Cemetery Association
and such other business as may come
before the meeting.
Mt, WOOD CEMETERY ASSOCIATION.
By CHARLES II. MILLER,
WILLIAM ELlIINGHkN,
d-e-.f Surviving Trustees.
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Nothing Is Left of My
Troubles but the Memory
Of Them" Says Mrs.
Clark-Praises Tanlac.

II Just know I'm the happiest woman
in West Virginia since Tanlae restored
my health" said Mrs. A. w. Clark, Of
1928 Eighth street Huntington. recently.
For five years l was great SUI
ferer from stomach trouble. My appc-
lite was very poor, and I was troubled
dreaded to eat. After meals I suffered
from SON stomach. nausea. heartburn.
Crnmping SHELLS, ralpitation and short
ness Of breath. and was often miserable
for hours
Headaches and backaches almost
drove ME TO distraction. was SO merry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-30
A ROYAL WEDDING nuMoREp

Athens. Dec. 29.--WilIiam erds, son
OF Princess AnnstnsIa may MARI I'r!n-
CoSS Olga. daughter of Prince Nicholas.
and n"iCs Of King constantine. II is
rumured IN court circles. lrInce NIcho-
laS Is brother Of Prince Christopher.
the husband Of l!ncess AnastnSia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-30
OHIO NEWS

Columbus. O.. Dec. 2g--Bascd on DO
rc,nber l prices Ohio crops this year TO-
;al $4,000. 900 less than last year
valuation. according TO statistics COM
piled by the Ohio burea uor crop sts-
,is1ics.
The corn crop tho survey shows.
shows the greatest decrease in omhey
value. Figures show that tho total pro
duction FOR the state WAS lO,VOo'ooo
bushels moro this year than last, but II
is valued at sT5.o00.0O0 less. A do
crease in the valuation or wheat
amounting to $76.l22.0oO, was shown by
tho comparative figures for 1919 ano
1920. Last years crop was worth
sl23,I74,000, while this years output
eaSed on the Dec, l price, was Ta!ueu al
only $47.35l 900.
Further statistics. compiled by W. r
Callander, chief stattstcIan or tho pu-
reau, show that tho value or the ont
crop this year is nearly S2OOo'ooo moro
than in 1919. Tho crop Is much larger
ITkau last year. and overcame decrease
IN price OF % cents. The valuation Oh
the crop In s35.669,00O.
The potato and hay crops show none
tary increase this year over last, 10
cause Of greater production ana slightly
higher prices. The white potato crop
for 1920. according 10 tho Figures, -
valued at 81 ,oSS.OO0 moro than In 1919
Two million dollars increase is shown In
the hay crop.
Tho total value OF tho fruit crops in
Ohio this year. Callander said. Is nearly
$40, 100000 moro than tho 1919 output
duo to the exceptionally large produc'
ton this year, and despite the fact that
tho unit prices for practically all fruit
IL from a third 70 II half less than In
1919
Tho total value OF the maple sugar out
put in Ohio. although showing an In
crease in unit price. Is S49I.T66 less tina n
last year. according 70 the figures.
Onions and cabbage show an appreciate
increase in value, as does the total pro-
durtion OF sorghum and sugar ocet'.
Rye. buckwheat. sweet potatoes and to-
bacco have fallen Off in value over last
year. estimating on Dec. !, prices.
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wAarED-SAIHS1G1N.

deGires an sxpSrisnesd SslsSwcna1.
Very unusual opportunity for one Of
ability and ambitious 70 DO bst93 fo1
herself. Address! II. Z t. care xnseh-
rsnoer. d-3o.tf
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USED 1o1p Cans ron SA11.


The annual meeting of the stockhoM-
crs OF the Wheeling and Belmont Bridge
Company, will be held at the office OF
the company, on Monday. January ~,
1921, between. the hours Of and
o'clock D. M, for the election OF man
ayers to serve during the ensuing year,
and such other business as shall como
before the meeting.
Wheeling. ". Va, Dec. q, ls?e.
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We wish to thank our many friends
and neighbors for their KINDNESS ano
sympathy shown us during the illness
and death Of our beloved daughter,
Hiida Theda Okcrhause. Also for the
beautiful floral offerings, and Rev.
Fields beautiful sermon.
HENRY OKERHACSD.
MRS. WM. LINN.
HARRY OKERHAuSE.
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HnrdtnG,s Tailor

Toledo, O., Dec. 29.--When President
elect Harding goes through the various
activities on his inaugural day. there
will be one spectator who will be wor-
rying whether the distinguished. Ohio
ans coat hangs just so, whether his
trousers are pressed exactly right. and
II his vest fits snogly.
That Is PnuI T. Gettum. Toledo tailor.
who has made Harding's clothes for
years. and Is turning out suits, over
coats. trousers and other Items of wear
ing apparel for tho presldent-c!ect at a
great rate these days.
Gcttum plans TO be right there" on
March l. when Mr.. Harding Is Installed
MS president OF tho United States.
-Four Now Buildings
Columbus, O.. Dec. 2l.---Ciround will
be broken In the early spring for four
new buildings at Ohio State University.
They are the chemistry huNdinE. art:l-
lcry stable and hog and sheep barns.
The chemistry building Will cost Sl1o.-
900. and Will DO located east OF the pres
ent barracks. The present chemistry
building, after the new ono is construct
ed, will be used chiefly for rccitatlcns.
The artillery stable also will include
gun sheds and quarters for enlisted Of
Ulcers. It will he located west Of tho
river, and will cost approximately Sl0,-
900. The hog and sheep EARNS Will cost
$4,000 and $4,000. respectively.
Plans for the buildings were Cnmp!et-
cd some time NEN. but construction has
been held up bcCRus" OF tho high price OF
materials Joseph y. Bradford OF the
department Of agriculture, who drew the
plans, has advised the board OF trustee s
that conditions. In his opinion now arc
favorable, and thar h" would advise tho
letting Of tho ContrnCts In January