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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-21
VOTE AGAINST
PROHIBITION
Vancouver In Plebiscits Repadiates
~Dry" Law-favofs Govern:
ment Control

Vancouver, B. c.. Oct. 2l.-Repu-
diation Of the British Columbian
prohibition Law, indicated BY the
$1,000 majority already recorded
from Yesterdays plebiscite. today
brought goyernment ohicials to
consideration Of how the liquor
trafiic shall be administered.
The vote was on the preference
between prohibition and IN act to
provide for government control and
sale in sealed packages Of spfrftu-
Gus and matted liquors"
Onicials here believed today that
the vote would result In . gener-
Gus policy In the dispensation OF
liquor, not in open saloons. but
in government stores. Under the
prohibition act. only eight ounces
could be purchassd. sven with .
physicians. esrtincste.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-21
court lNDlCTS
ARM0v!R-&Ge,
Profiteerihg and Violation Of Lever
Act Charged. Against
Packers.

New York, Oct. 2l.-A federal in
dictment containing 127 counts was
returned here today against Ar
mour & Co.. Chicago packers, and
various officers Of the copcern,
charging prcfiteering in violation
of the Lever act.
individuals indicted we're: ].
Ogden Armour, president Of the
company; S. Edison White, vice
president; Herbert H. Philips, man.
ager Of the dressed beef department
in Chicago; Arthur H. Van Pelt,
New York district superintendent |;
Charles N. Meyer. and Will A.
Metsche.
The indictment, returned after an
extended inquiry, conducted by
Representative of the attorney gen
erals office. charged the defend
ants with selling different lots. 81
New Zealand lamb, costing lS.4d
cents per pound, for rs to rs cents
These alleged prices were held to
be unreasonable.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-21
SLIPPER PRINT
SUPPLIES CLUE

San Francisco. Oct. 21i-CUnited
Press. The print OF a woman's
slipper in the sands Of the ocean
beach near the San Msteo county
line was the only clue detectives
could work on today in their ef-
fort to solve the puzzle presented
by the finding of the body OF q
man, with . bullet hole in the head,
lying dead on the beach. ~.
The scene revealed the tracks OF
a man and woman. walking about
two feet apart. leading from the
nearby clih to within 80 feet Of the
waters edge. There the tracks
merged into a tangle Of footprints
which showed plainly there had
been a struggle Then the mans q
tracks led down to the waters edge
but the woman's were lost.
Police believe the man was killed
by the woman.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-21
more MYSTERY
IN NDENT0NcA

!. .A,..,.. C.iiy ~ a1 =

Los Angeles, Calf. Oct. 21.-(By
United Press. The murder Of Ja-
cob C. Denton, wealthy mine bro
ker, was envsloped in further mys-
terry today BY rspudiation BY Mrs.
r. c. Poets. Of an alleged statement
that Denton was slain by friends
Of - Spanish woman" following
4 q1arrel. * -. 4i-''ss.s =. y
The statement attributed to Mrs.
peete. ssid Denton mas cheEed to
dea&h. his body hidden away IN .
CELLAR roqlh o1.Aip home here and
Ia Nrcoin ssaled nth cement. The
holy Was found severnl weeks
later. -
2frs. Psstes On old ffieaa otOen-
tots. Vas said 70 have fs910ieted
MS aal6ged statement In ~ ntef-
sncs With deputies from tie dis
;riet a4toFneyt .oMse.
:. Mrs. PeetA It vas learned, clatm-
I'd the. shooting in the alleged
statsmept was iAferrsd BY tie de-
tectivo With whom she talked.
! The cprensr's surgeon was to
conflnne <nday an examination Of
nesfon's b0dy. I'D. ~. s.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-21

Los Angeles. Oct. .2l.-tUnited
Prsss). Several persons were be-
lieved to have been burned 70 death
IN 4 fire which 1a.tially destroyed
a 4-story building in the business
district here to-day.
The body Of Miss Z. A. Hepburn.
q hookkeepeT. vas recovered from
the burning buildidg.
Several other employees Of whole
sale nrms are missing, according to
reports.
The nre originated from defective
wiring It spread rapidly. causing
. property loss. estimated at $780,
00e. Many vumen were, severely
burned escaping thesnanes. One oj
the Injured vas, expesaed to die.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-21
EXPRESS CLERK
FO|LS BANDITS


Chicago, Oct. 21.-Gustave Meek
erman, express ciesk, prevented
three mon from carrying out an at
tempt to rob the express car Of
train No. Is. the Detroit Chicago
flyer Of the Michigan Central rail-
road late yesterday.
The men boarded the train at
Niles, Mich, and beat down part Of
the CIR entrance with an iron bar.
Meekerman wounded one Of the
men In the hand which WAS group
ing for the spring lock. He braced
packing cases against the door and
exhausted his ammunition and held
the men on for more than an hour
The three then escaped in the
Michigan City yard.
Jewelry and merchandise, valued
ut $25, 900 was on the train which
was heading for Chicago.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-21
XII LAlCENl NlFIJRT TO
BE EVACUATED
BY JUG COSLAv1A


Rome, Oct 2o.-Jugoslavia has
promised TO evlcuate the plebisc,te
district Of Klagehfurt, In Carinthia.
and ~ . result Premier Gioliti will
participate in nsgotia.ions for ths
settlement of the Adriatic question,
says the 0i4rnale- dItaliA
These negotiations are expected
to. begin immediatelyy and Premier
vesnitch viii head the Jugoslavian
delegation. vi
II the Jugoslavs refuse to accept
the Italian proposals. the news
paper says, Italy Will resume her
complete liberty Of action. 1t is
declared Italy will ask that the
frontier be fixed along the crest OF
the Julian Alps. that independence
be granted Eiume, which will have
territorial contiguity with italy: ths
liberty Of lara and the possession
Of several islands along the coast
.Strategical and cultural guaran-
tees will also be demanded. It Is
said.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-21
FAMOUS DANCER
BLAMES WOMEN
Ann Pennington Claims old Maids
Are Responsible for Nudity
of the 8 Age.
Chicago, Oct. 2l.-(United Press) .

Chicago, Oct. 2l.-(United Press) i.
of all theatre patrons. love
best to see q shapely calf, perfect
knee, a trim ankle-to say nothing
Of q ripplingly curved feminine
back covered with nothing more
heclouding. than scant Cash OF
.poFder-?- = -
All who answered "the men" may
60 to the foot OF the class. upon
the word of Ann Pennington, ia
nous dancer, and expert. on dim
pied knees, etc.
She's go. 'em herself and knows.
mo, no." said Miss Pennington
today, in an interview with the
United Press. "It's the women,
bless EN-"
Don't blame the men-the poor
old baldheads-for the increasing
nudity on, the stage. The women
insist on it. The skinny old maid
loves to 60 to the theatre and see
beautiful legs and soft, white arms
and wonderful backs.
e"She sits there and dreams she
has got them herself and is az
happy as q kitten with q pan Of
cream.
THE fat lady dotes on seeing q
little girl floating around the stage
in a yard Of chiffon. She sees her
self doing the same thing.
Il know this because / always
get more applause at a matinee
than do at an evening perform
ance."
Miss Pennington Is ampay back
ed by la Sylphe," an orienta'
dancer who wears. in her owl
words. IAN excuse for. q couple o.
straps" -r~--- - ------
"A man likes . shapely leg-leg
not limb" she testified. But b,
don't care for 1t for its own sake
He wants to see you do something
with it. Pep, that's his dish.
But a woman, to be contented
must look at q beautiful -shap'
mostly in the nude subconsciousi.
in order to consider her own"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-21
Dlscsss Packet Post.

Madrid, Oct. zl.-Delegates Ct tie
international postal union held here
began todayths discuss on ol The
packet post, with the ksa OF en-
cOuraging the establishment Ola
general system for sending mar
chandtse. payable upon delivery.
through the malls, The systtm ex-
.sts IN number -Qf countries. but
there d rome hesitAtien TO adopt
the plan on Tie pAn ef othesa
Argrnenta. Tor aad Against ~
plan were NOT finiahsd today.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-21
EVNER RAL HALTS
LEAGUE COUNCIL
ssrhl Of Defender Of Liege
usses Session to Hold
Recess.


.ss Oct 2l.-Today's ses-
NJ, = 1e council Of the League Of
49, Asrs was postponed until
.oes shis afternoon because Of
4. e funeral Of General Le-
ne defender Of Liege, who
!. \ iaa Sunday.
Esate sessions OF the coun-
- n,s.efuay, the question OF Ar
M. ana means for arranging to
~ ns rights Of minorities in
,r,Mories that have changed
sat,.saoes under the peace
Arr..S we're the principal topics
o The Polish-Lithuanian
s e = on the program for late.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-21
IFORC|BLY
iED DURING
DELIRIUN|
Irgsr Striking Mayor
4 Doss Not Recognize
/ Kindred.

lndcu. Oct. 21.-Omcial con-
1nnou came from two sources
=, morning OF the reports that
~ Mayor MacSwiney OF Cork
n heeu fed during a period OF un-
Dscousness. The bulletin Of the
n Self. Determination league.
rliae with the condition, Of the
n mayor on the 10th day Of his
49, strike in Brixton prison, an
nsced that the prison doctors had
rcsa psat juice into MacSwiney'a
nth during at fit Of Melirium
AIeh the prisoner suffered last
vt
lsum the government side, 1t wai
"a u the home ONCE that the
q mayor had been fed last night
M explained there that the
iison doctors were under jnstruc-
~ 10 use any possible means to
- him alive, but that during con-
dnusuess, he resisted attempts tC
minister n0urishment.
NJ Self Determination leagues
enent Of the feeding said that the
m mayor upon regaining con.
rcusness, detected the taste Of the
nl juice, SAID to Q sister nurse
" him:
J TAsy Tricked Me-"
r1W Tricked me and I didnt
Dvit' III
Bsloee lapsing into unconscious.
" again, continued the Gccount
y bfd mayor waved his arms
bleatly and shouted: AZ
Mte Il away"
he Brixton prison officials con.
hued today to put liquid nutrimen1
Lord Mayor MacSwiney's mouth
bring his periods Of deliFium, il
y declared in the noon bulletir
The Irish Self-Determinatior
nue =.
be bulletin stated the lore
spr remained in a delirious con
ooa al the morning, ut time,
hg violent.
no lord mayor did not recogniz,
atves who visited him today.
Given Liquid Food.
IA the house Of common today
evald Shortt, the home secretary
" In answer to a question tina
y condition OF Lord Mayor Mac
nney was very serious. Unit
ssefcay, added the home secre
y, the doctors had given tn,
y mayor only medicine, but yes
fuiy, during semi-consciousness
q gave him a little liquid food
-. Shortt was asked whethe
~ meant that the doctors wer'
coly feeding the lord mayor
Y replied that in this case forci
feeding consisted in holding tn
y % his lips. The swallowing
sud. was voluntary.
u, Shortt said it was not tru
Y evidence had recently come I,
NJ mat nourishment had beel
un'Rered on other occasions.
End Is Near.
sMk, Ireland. Oct. 21.-A tele
~ received here today by
.sOu o. Lord Mayor MacSwine
Mk from the latter's sistel
Set Cork to pray for speed
nter telegram to the sam
aa asked him to come immedi
~ u the end was near.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-21

PaSests Travel From Uraguay to
Omaha b Ant'eipate Fisit
ef Stef1,

Omaha, Neb.. Oct. z1.-Fearing to
leave any question ~ to the cid.
xsAship o1 their expected child, Mr..
and Mrs.. Clayton Byam came g
Omaha ffom- Montevidios Uruguay,
and little Joan flrst blinked hef
egee in=an American hospital here
y66teHday. Byam u smAnaeer 6f thu
Nprris Paeklne .eonpany plant y
HS1Guay ard 0e66npanfoa hta via
- o. - 1fle ~
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-21
RECEPTION TO AMBASSADOR.

Rio de Janeiro. Brazil. Oct. L.
Former Premier Orlando OF Itaiy.
Who was recently appointed am
bassador extraordinary to Brazil.
arrived here today. Before landing
be was transferred to the Italian
cruiser Roma. where he was given
. reception BY members Of the ,ltxl-
ian colony. -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-21
PHONE CALLS ONLY CLUE.

! Camden. M, OCT. zl.-Myste-l-
ous telephone calls received by the
authorities from an unknown source
form the only new development In
the attempts ct . solution as fq
the maunsr In which David s. Paul.
Camden bank runner, met his death.
These calls have given the police
bits Of information which, upon IN
vestigation. proved true in several
cases. !.
Prosecutor Wolverton declared
today that no tangible evidence had
yet been uncovered.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-21
sCsPIND sCBEDrIEs.

s.Sa.nston. - Oct. 2l.-Operation
n. suuies providing passenger
a., rum rum St. Louis. Peoria and
Ifi,e,au uportant Illinois points. To
i ~. ~ ana California destinations,
Iors'rs ~ Orleans. in accord wixn
~ Sae s iares from Chicago to the
Gunations via New Orleans,
pended today BY the inter,
nercs com1Aission. until
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-21
POI LITlcAL POT
BOILING AS END
OF FIGHT NEARs


New York. Oct. q. = UNITED
Press 1.-THE political atmosphere
today was palpitat'ng with chal-
lenges, deniais. claims. counter
claims, Interpretations. reserva-
lions and statements Of lifelong Re-
publicans Who have decided to tura
Democratic. and lifelong Democrats
Vice versa.
Governor Cox has been promised
/ reward BY Senator Harding II
he can point out . single word OF
inconsistency or any indication of
change of position In his various
speeches REGARDING the League OF
Nations.
Elihu Root has received from
Governor Cox and Franklin d.
Roosevelt ! cordial invitation to
Join the Auauias club for his asser-
ton ID his speech At Carnegie hall
Tuesday night that Mr.. Cox de-
clared that he will ''insist upon the
treaty Just as Mr.. Wilson nego-
tiated It." It was confidently e1-
pected today that Root would re-
ject the invitation.
preA,nts q. q. p. Success.
chairman Hsys. Of the Republican
national committee, returned from
vsek'. ser.es of conferences at
ch,caso v;th western leaders. pre-
S3ctins I HardinR land slide greater
than that of Roosevelt in 1894.
He efyes the Democrats only the
"solid south" claiming the Repub-
ucans Will carry every state west
AZ the mississippi with the excep-
ton of Louisiana, Texas and Arkan-
sas. He even predicts the possibil-
i itv Of the Democrats losing Tennes-
sea and North Carolina.
Witt. Hsualyv CenfaAent b
".A' r.,,.
CnelImaa Wnass y ~ .ss !. pnesrsss
nat.onsI coMIass. ssa.4 sa",..snssSs ~ ,s.sa -
eooAy iIoM A...,n. % %Ma,ss.rss .,s ssss,a,. [ =
4 49,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-21
Talk ! !
BY HARDING [
INNl|IEWYO:RK
Senator Dares Democracy
to Show Where he Has
Changed on League.

Rochester, N. Y. Oct. 21.-Making
his hrst speech Of the campaign In
New York state, Senator Harding
again challenged his Democratic op-
ponents here to show by his public
utterances where he had changed
his position on the League Of Ma
tions since he accepted the Repuhli-
can nomination. Restating his
stand, e'asserted that. he had IA
vored consistently m international
association In the interest Of peace,
but could not under present condi-
tions frame . definite and specific
plan.
II am not that kind Of q candi-
date," he continued. 1T Is easy
enough for q candidate. who is go
ing to lose to say almost anything
about the League Of Nations or. any
future plans for America.
1.-THE Democratic forces have par
amounted the solemn referendum OF
our foreign relations, and We have
gladly accepted, but that does not
blind us to the fact that it IL de-
! signed to divert attention from the
unhappy failure of domestic admin
istration. The great and solemn
referendum will not make the
! American people forget the tragic
| mismanagement of their own at
fairs. because they have long since
passed judgment on our foreign re-
| lations.
| Twice Rejected.
Surely the American people can
not take seriously the Democratic
iinsistence that the Paris covenant
shall still be considered, % plat
form and candidate, insist, Tor nc
ceptance as it stands: Such q fejec-
tioh has been twice recofds4. !
have repeatedly spoken such re-
lection from the day of accepting
my nomination, with unfailing con
-sistency.
"1f l believed n attempting to ex-
press the purpose Of the Amsricar
people before being clothed with
authority to consult them; :. II ! de.
sired to dictate to forsign nations
It would be possible for me to sug'
tgest new league, and say to thu
nations OF the earth, and to my m.
tive countrymen: Take this ,ol
nothing But lam not that kind o1
la candidate. No man in Ryspesi'
tion, with any conscience whatever
or any sense of his responsibilities
could have the aifrontery or the lacl
of statemahship which would al
low him to present q plant which
might have to be erevised because ,o
the, happenings in a rapid fow o
events, or because the public opin
ion of American had not been con
! suited sufficiently.
!, II trust that II will not b. i'm
proper for us to consider ashypo
ithetical question where the sccup
try would find itself In regard D
! the League Of Nations. even II m.
opponent were elected. The yer!
latest conner in politics knows yer.
we'll that is numerically impossi
/ Bile for my opponent to obtain
whether from his party or from
mine, enough votes in the seAate =
make good his program or even re
motely approach success In maxim
good his program. 81
nh>>s 4. HnsnA AAfafpa.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-21
The lEAI|lER| /

= 2 ,.l I
Fair tonight and probably Flaay.
Continued mild tsmpsrature. High
ct yesterday ~: lowest last
night. 81.
wind velocity At 2 am. two miles
per hour.
Precipitatidn. none.
lin. 7p.m. IAN.
yestef. yestef. tndAy
Druy haIb temp. rs g 8!
Wet bulb temp 80 :!
relative humid. 81 81 g
River stags. ~, = fall q i y
last = hcsrk
- IlFG EeEeeoSe. i
"A hlling tepdepo0 II the Missse.
sippt vill ee1tipSe froo below D1.
baope g Mass. - ..,sI. {.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20
BlpTls1s PURCHASE
RUsklk-clE PaoPFRTY

Rev. Wilson Waodeack atssnds<l
the nesting of rhe Exscutiss Board
of the Tenn~ssse Baptist conven-
ton, In Nsshvilis. last vssk. The
Board Appointed 1 committee .o ar-
range the purchase oi the Rnskin
Care property 10 BE- ased a = pre-
psfssosy school and GUNNER asssn.
bly,. The Commii,ss is composed
Of tbs following: Dr. Lloyd +. VII.
son. Nashville; Dr., q. G. Savage.
Nashville. Dr.. RylAnd Knishs.
Nashville; Robt. Clements and VIII
son Woodcock, Mr. ". d. Had
gins. oi Tullahoma, viii be In charge
OF arrangements Tor the summer.
tie has suggested . summer camp
itw hoys snd an assembly oi Tenn
ess-r Hap'isis to continue two weeks
each.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20
Saydeu Hunt Enters
Race For Trustee

In tais issue We publish the An.
nouuernent VI Mr.. Slsydsn Hunt,
as i candidate tor Trustee Of Dick.
son County.
Mr.. Hunt needs TO introduction
to the public, 40 he was born In
Dickson County, aud formerly can.
ysssed the County a. 4 candidate
for Trustee. Mr.. Hunt 10 an ener.
getie young farmer. = psosessiys
citizen and Iiie.long Democrat,
tie. in 4 former race. pledged
himseli iavoring the two.tsrm policy
and he authorizes " 10 announce
that il he 10 elected this year that
be binds hius~li 10 be governed By
this policy. 10 our judgment. Mr..
Hunt will make \ painstaking.
compe.eu. and sdicient public ser.
want. and we fssi that the voters
will make no mislaks in honoF,ns
him with their ballot at the August
election.
The Herald can conscisntiously
recommend Mt, Hunt N being %
honorable. worthy gentleman. and
We can copsciensiously support him
as q candidate for Trustee. He ha,
heretofore canvassed the County
aud has three times received within
less than one hundred votes oi ths
necessary amount 10 elect him. II
10 earnestly hope,l by his many
irisnds that he will have . cleal
field, and that he will be elected =,
the coming election without opposi
|iion,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20
LETTER FROM DICK.
sou BoY m COLORADO

The taliasing lsites Vas fesviyed
by J. + Holles. from Hol@es Col.
her, 500 al Mr.. and Mrs. q. r. Cd
lief. oi this place, who IL a pasaeni
In The Aodera WeoamAn oi Amefies
Tuberculosis sani,osinm at Wood,
man. Colorado, and will, as doubt,
be Rad With interest hy hss many
iri~nds hes~
Dear MIR Holley II received let,
'sr from yca some titne ago aud
sas very glad TO hsaf from you aud
will try and snswef il whiIe at ieis.
ure- have 10, oi work 10 DO,
sach as sisepsag, ~s,its seI, chasing
ihe cure sotns work lent asr 4
Well Mr., Hn~y We all arr get.
Ling along. nleely - nai bare Thsy
are coming and going almas. every
day Slx iels yesterday IN good
shape. We sure have got eoa.
5eriul institution Our camp nj
home ought IN have more lns~ses, in
the lodge than they have aud get
behind 10 asnd push stong Tor new
members, ss they d. no, know just
what a great thing We have and
most oi the members ITO moi known
what the Modern Woodmsn In do.
ing ior humanity. We have one II
the greatest institutions Tor TB in
the world. They come here 10 the
wore, form and mosi II them leave
la good shape that practically de-
pends on the patient whether he
wants the cure on moi We have
the bee, doctors in the world. Dr.,
Crouch IL our head physician in the
hospital aud he sure i. Pfince,
lie has been = "lungsr" and still
has trouble. but he makes bis trio
10 see every patient onee d day aud
some oi the worse ones in the hospi.
sai, twice a day and inst think il
only costs zach member au peg
month 10 keep The institution going,
That II some cheap care Tor ~
'lungef" TO To any other ins.ita'
sion ana see wha, Il will cost NIL
the way from ~ to go per week
besides all The extras you have to
pay Tor. There are people from all
over the country here aud they say
they never have seen anything like
IL. There are quite a lew from
Tennessee here.
VIII have 10 close and chase a
little. Your friend.
Holmes (Munt).
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20
work on DICKSON
DEPOT SUSPENDED

Work 90 Temodelins The Dickson
Depot Was suspended last Friday
whsn the city authorities served
notice ON the railroad company that
they we're violating the city ordi-
nances by building frame building
within the trs district Of the city
Ths city has an ordinance pro.
hibi,ins the building Of frame stfuc.
lures within = certain district oi the
business section Of the city. and AZ
the depot cosnss within this district,
the railroad officials were notified
of this fact. which resulted In the
saspension oi the work.
For several years past Dickson
has been contendins Tor new De.
pot on the ground- that the present
one 10 not adequate 10 take care vi
the business and accommodate the
travelling public sevefsl moutha
Ago the matter was taken up with
the Railroad Commission aud theg
came 10 Dickson and looked over
The situation and notified the rail.
road company to make some ar
Iangements TO give the travelling
public better facilities. which 9s.
suited In the railroad company ba.
ginning remodeing the present ie
pot by making the old one larger,
installing toilets aud moving It
back about twelve lee.
II 10 understood that the railroad
company contend that they cannot
afford to build anything other thsa
what they hid started, while thr
city officials say they cannos sr, A
precedent In allowing the erection
ot = irama building within the fire
district.
4 Without q compromise of some
kind can be reached. il now looks
~ though Dickson and the travelling
public will havs 10 put up with the
present cha msisl depot facilities