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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-20

John Drew in his latest play. THE
lCat-Bird." has just started on tour.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-20

PRICES: Lower Floor, SI.OO;
Balcony, 75c, soc; Gallery, Csc,
Plus War Tax. Seat Sale Box
Office Now.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-20

Geraldine Farrar and Lou Telligen
have severed their connection with
Goldwyn and will so abroad for the
summer.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-20

Adolph Zukor is in London confer
ring with James Barrie for number
OF his pieces for the screen.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-08-05
WHEAT DROPS TO
NEAR 81 MARK

Chicaeo.-For the flrs, time in more
han TWO years, wheat futures on the
hicago board OF trade were near the
2 mark Saturday
A drop of 10 cents in December
wheat brought the total drop for the
week TO As cents and put the price al
S2,l5, March wheat followed Decem.
ber closely, the final bid being s2.lS,
The drop in wheat was the feature
OF the week on the board OF trade, but
there was little sensational in its ac-
compllshmcnt. There was simply no
buyers, and sellers daily lowered the
figure at which they would part from
their holding.
Corn and oats dropped in sympathy
with wheat, but to lesser extent.
For the week the losses In corn were:
July 20 cents; September N cents;
December II cents, July oats dropped
9li cents; September and December
cents each.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-08-05
MAJESTIC
mEn GREATEsT TmRILL

Speaking OF Thrills" said Mary
pickford, who will be seen at the
Majestic Theatre soon In the cecil
brnted comedy drama. "suds," her
recent United Artists Corporation
production. II thought nnd the
thrill OF my life when ! took my first
aoroplano fllght-but that was tame
Ia comparison 20 the ride had while
filming "Suds."
II was supposed to drop into q
basket OF clothes and 10 shooting
down the laundry chute. dragging
the proprietrcss OF the laundry down
with me. I sat down with lot OF
force, Madamo's foot caught In the
rope and away We went. The over
ambitious property man had made
the chute unnecessarily slippery, aud
the Madame weights a little under
two hundred. Between the slippery
chute and Madame's great weight
went down that ohutes at about two
miles a minute and when | landed
ON the counter az the other side OF
chuto led, l was absolutely breath
less aud felt even worse than when |
camo out OF nose dive In a plane,
when you see the picture watch for
the incident and you will realize I'm
not eXaggerating the truuh,"
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-08-05
TmE nENIIls rAss KEN

Nyonne Lagrange, wife of an as
piring author, finds herself deeply
indebted 10 Madame Malot, "a schem-
ing modiste, whom she owes fifty
thousand francs. AZ the proper
time. Madame Malot springs her trap
and tells the girl Of a young Amer
lean, Hugh Randolph, who will pay
her debts, Desperate, the girl goes
TO the man Randolph, realizing the
girl Is innocent and unsophisticated,
kindheHrtedly refuses her the money.
telling her that he has exhausted his
income, lie advises her TO tell her
husband OF her debts, at the same
time informing her To call upon him
II Madame Malot gets nasty Enrag-
ed, the modiste allies herself with
Hugh's former mistress, seeking 10
disoredit him and at the same time
duplicating the girl. The schemers
are foiled. however, and the modiste
is formed TO receipt Hyonne's bills,
How Bagrange achieves success as
a playwright by presenting the trials
OF his wife on the stcge, and how,
upon learning her part, he seeks
divorce, but is recOnciled upon learn
ing the true fact from Randolph.
presents a sequence of events in
only characteristic of Won
Again he shows his mas
terry at handling delicate situations.
his master hand being evident thru
out the drama. Majectic, Sunday a
Monday, August Sth and 9th
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-08-05
GIsH COMEDY COMING

Can you imagine poppy Dorothy
Gish suppressed for life in a sleepy
Southern town that closes up shop
every evening at nine O'Clock? In
Mary Ellen Comes 10 Town. which
will be shown at the Dreamland on
Sunday and Monday, August Sth and
9Th, the yivacious comedienne starts
out as chauffeur at the local soda
fountain and plays checkers with the
"hicks' who congregate there. But,
OF course, that's too slow for Dor
othy, and when pretty actress lady
gets stalled near town in the one sim
gle train that runs daily, Dorothy
gets the inspiration TO so TO New
York and make a hit in dramatics
She doesn't score the expected sensa-
tlon. but she does encounter some
exciting adventures and wins her
self rich husband, who by the way
is a native OF the drOwSy town from
which she herself springs.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-08-05
OWEN MORE Is THE TOWN
ROUNDER IN NEW COMEDY

"Piccadilly Jim" with owen
Moore which comes to the Majestic
Theatre. Thursday, August l2 is a
sparkling comedy perturbation
OF Pelham Grenyille Wodehouse's
story which, in its original form, ap-
peared serlally In THE Saturday
Evening Post, and won nationwide
popularity.
AS photoplay the satire is said
to be even funnier than when IL
was splitting the sides OF several mill
lion readers week owen Moore
lends 10 the title role a remarkable
sense OF comedy values which serves
TO draw from each scene every sim
gle bit of humor that the author
wrote into IL, and sometimes just a
wee bit more.
The stars portrayal OF the light
hearted. care-free irrepressible
yOungster who rollicks into trouble
and rollicks out again is one OF the
finest bits of acting that the screen
has even known.
Zena Keefe plays opposite Mr.
Moore and her work is remarkable.
" is by just such sterling work as
this that she won the honor that is
TO be hers In 1920, when she is 10 be
starred In a series OF Selzniok Pic
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-08-05
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


Vic Marsdon who has operated his
machine shop on First street and Ida
no avenue for 80 many years has
moved. lie is now located In tho
shop formerly used as a second hand
store on the corner OF First stree
and End avenue s. w. lie moved
this week
Mrs Sarah Crane and daughter,
Miss Lola Steen OF Caldwell are vls-
iting at the Il. C. Towns homes.
Miss Lots Neeco came down from
Boise Saturday To spend the week
end Visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs.
O. r. Neece.
Mrs jennie Mason. who has been
visiting In ontario with her daughter.
Mrs, G, +, Cox, for some time. left
Monday for her home at Grennell,
Iowa, accompanied by Miss Dolly
Rollins, and Clementlne and Margar-
etc Cox, who will visit there for the
next two months
Mr. l., -. Springer aud Mrs. Jen-
ME Vincent were quietly married In
this city Sunday. August iat Mr.
Springer and HIS bride are both we'll
known IN this section whore they
have resided for a number OF years
Little Miss Bonnie schall celobrat-
Cd her sixth birthday Wednesday hy
"a number OF her little
friends at the home OF her parents
Mr.. and Mrs ]. =, Schall, A pleas
ant afternoon was spent IN children 3
games after which delicious refresh
ments were served.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank RAIDER and
son Harrison returned, Friday from
a vacation spent az Payette, Lakes
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-08-05
URBs AND PARKINGs
PROPOSED FOR CITY
Continued from page one
was read and passed.

was read and passed.
The members OF the Council told
the city marshals that they desired
real effort TO stop speeding on the
payemonts, a custom that has grown
popular OF late. and were informed
that tho request would be complied
with
Tho Council also ordered that the
numbers OF trains running thru tho
city at excessive speed be taken and
also those guilty OF excessive whistl-
ing bo listed and n complaint filed
with tho Pubic Utilities commission
for action. Marshal II. c. Farmer
and Night Marshal J. II. Gordon both
cited numerous instances OF trains
running thru the city Rt excessive
speeds. They requested an ordinance
defining the speed az trains upon
which the arrest OF trainmen and on
glneers could be secured II was do
termlned 10 put the matter up 90 the
Utilities commission for action, and
II that did not get tho desired COM
plnnee with reasonable regulations
10 pass an ordinance later
This matter he's Loon hrfort 'No
Council hotorc md requests made
hy tho Mayor and Council have hoen
filed with the railroad officials.
Those have resulted IN Observance OF
reason for n short time and then ap-
parontly forgotten
Action DELAYED On Rand
4 request was received from q
committee representing tho Ontario
band for assistance In maintaining
n municipal organization Tho COM
mittee asked that an APPROPRIATION
OF 500 per month be made for
which the band would plav free at n
stipulated number OF programs.
City Attorney Gallagher was re-
auested to furnish an opinion as TO
the legality OF such an action, he de-
clared that under the provision Of
advertising such an appropriation
might be made but asked from
whence the funds could be derived
since no provision was made for
this budget.
Several members OF the council
and the Mayor expressed themselves
in favor OF providing for the band
but decided 10 wait until the next
meeting for a further opinion from
tho City Attorney before taking ac-
tlon.
Dir. f. s. Fortner requested the
Council TO pass a resolution REQUEST
ing the State Highway Commission
TO designate the river route into the
city as the location of the Old Ore
gon Trait. and the Council improve
the street leading TO this entrance
TO the city. He explained that two
routes were available and that the
river route would bring the traffic
nearer TO the heart of the city, as
we'll as making possible more seen
&c route.
C. K. Aiken OF the Commercial
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-08-05
"uNEAsy PEET' A REAL FEAT

II you would have one good laugh,
and a long one7-slnCe YOU literally
won't stop from one end OF the COM
edy TO the othor-bv all means don I
miss witnessing UNEASY FEET"
TO be shown Gt the Dreamland, Thurs.
August 8,
Tho whole story Is told merely
through showing the cTaracters' feet
not one subtitle is shown, There
Is a filtration, a couTtship, wedding
and screamingly funny finish, The
picture viii he shown az the Dream
land Theatre Thursday, August 3
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-08-05
DREAMLAND
THE WILDERNESS TRAIL"

The DreamlNnd Theatre will show
for the first time one OF the finest
and most exciting photoplayR seen
here In years. This ls the william
Fox production. THE Wilderness
Trail' with the daring. dashing Tom
Mix as star. Tho story tells OF a
struggle between love and duty. with
a background OF wonderful snow
photography In tho Canadian far
north among the Hudsan Bay Trap
pera,
Tom Mix performs feals that soom
impossible TO tho average person. As
the story unfolds he gets into extra
ordinary complication but In his
whlrlwind fashion comes through
glorlously-until ono wants no go
back and see Il all over again
Dreamland, Saturday, August 7
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-08-05

clubs good roads committee. ex-
planned the proposition as put for
ward by Division Engineer Baldock
and declared that since the commit
tee was divided on the matter II was
up 10 the Council TO determine. II II
30 desired. whether or not II desired
TO make the request He explained
that r. w. Claggett OF the committee
Fair ground while the other mem
bors OF the committee had gone no
further with the matter The coun-
ell unanimously passed the motion
TO have the resolution prepared
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-08-05
"MARNrs ANKLE"

out of luck and out OF dough.
Young Doe Hampton faxed a wife
Rich old uncle wasn't slow:
Wished to see her in the life.
Mary's ankle was the clew.
Sprained outside the Doctors room
Mending Il healed troubles too;
HoneymoOns soon chased the gloom
Doug MacLean and Doris May
Make the chuckles pile up high
In this jolly photoplay,
"Mary's Ankle"-cOme see why.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-08-05
"MARy's ANKLE" COMING

lie was a prominent young doctor,
but he lacked patients and his closest
chums refused 10 accept his pills,
even when they were offered for
nothing. Then fate threw a rich un-
Gle and a pretty girl with a sprained
ankle across his path, and thiags
began to hum. That's the situation
in "Mary's Ankle" the latest Thorn
as IL, Ince picture starring Douglas
MacI.ean and Doris May and coming
to the DreamlRnd Theatre Friday.
August 6.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-08-05
'HINIPANZEES IN PICTURES
AT DREAMLAND THEATRE

Sunday and Monday. August and
8 the Dreamland will offer its pat
comedies, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Martin,
two trained chimpanzees will take
the lead in a two real comedy en-
titled Monkey Stuff" These COM
edies are riot OF fun from beginn-
ing TO end and are entirely different
from anything ever shown in Ontario
in the past.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-08-05

she was called on account OF the ser
ious Illness OF her niece. Miss Gre
sap has made many friends here who
regret her departure. Red Cross
Headquarters at Seattle Is sending
an thcr nurse, Miss ~ hmons. TO
continue the work Glasses will be
held Saturday at $500 p. NJ. and
1880 p NJ. nt the High School. The
classes at Nyssa will be held Monday
at $500 r. NJ.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-08-05
MISS CRESAP LEAVES
FOR MARYLAND

MISS Ada Cresap, tho Rod Cross
nurse who has had charge OF the
classes In the Home Hygiene and
Care OF the Sick left Tuesday even
Ing for Baltimore. Maryland where
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-08-05

John Read formerly OF Ontario but
who ia now travelling representative
OF n fire arms house was In the city
Wednesday on business and renewing
acqualntances with old time friends.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-08-05
WNNNMNNAMMnENNVNAHDMTnH rSaIll VaNS
t4taEf!si9l'|l ilI9l'|l!|!!Y|

Tho rest OF tho cast In proportion
ately adequate. the artistic interiors
and beautiful eXteriors. charm the
oye and the direction leaves nothing
to be desired.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-08-05

WANTED TO TRADE-Seyen pas
senger Studebaker Car as first pay
ment on Home or Small tract near
Ontario, ], b. OKeefe. G03-35-36
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-08-05
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-Two Fox Terrier
Puppies, Wood Thompson, Ontario
Oregon, SIT.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-08-05

Mgs. y. 4. Grady end son apent
Sunday with relatives at Nyssa.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-08-05

0 FORD TRUCKS--Prlced for
quick Sale. See Mr., Bloom, Moore
Hotel.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-08-05

WANTED -- Experienced Cook
would like position Address Box
5Sl, Ontario Oregon COZ 35-lt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-24
NEW MINE At CRESAPS WILL De
PUTTING OUT COAL IN 80 DAYS

:irp'n for loading both railroad cars
az -,,nr hargcs TIVE mine adjoins IN"
! OHIO RIVER DIVISION Of IN" Raltlmor" n
ohio railroad and the Ohio river Itself.
The river at that point provides an
ahundanrr Of deep water. making an
rxrclie;,. harhor for river shipment.
which VIII enable thu mne to work tho
year round.
The cos, OF opening tn" mine and
making necessary improvements. II Is
SAID will not be less than n hall million
dp-ar>. not counting tho pric" paid Tor
tho srlendid tract Of coal.
The purchase OF the coal. as well as
nil business transactions connected
with IN" sinking Of the shaft. erecting
the tipplcs and acquiring acrom"bt
tons FOR tho workm"u, were handled by
Mr. Charles I. Bachmann. the rcsldeh'
representative ~ the owner.
Nj RaChmann stated last night thar
arrangements have been mad" with the
baltimore & Ohio railroad I" install
ample switching facilities At tho mine
Mr. Rarhmann has recently acquired
rs part of tho property Of he company.
'rc hotel nj Cr"Saps known rs m"
Woods House. l. has - spacious
rooms. which arc - he used Cor tn"
accommodation Of employees Of IN" com
panv.
rho now mrnN will have an output Of
".Iu0 toms % coal \ day, "r approx
ma toly - carloads.
Mr. Rachm1nu said last might that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-24
q PER CENT
INCREASE IN
POWER RATES
For the Wheeling District
Granted by the Public
Service Commission

Charleston, w. Va, July 23,-order
was entered by the Public Service
Commission to-day authorizing the
Wheeling Electric Company to sur
charge 27 per cont upon Its monthly
bills TO power consumers siiectiVo
July !, ana lasting through octoper
81. The increase Is pending investi-
CATION to be mado by the commission
Tho uornbnrs vino attended tho hear
ing at Charleston arrived HON" last eve
ming. The Wheeling Electric company
was represented by Attorney j. Is. hAhd-
Ian. John Il. Garden and II. {. EDDY
special representative OF the corpora
ton. while the arguments Tor INC pro-
tcstantS were made by j. w. Ewing
Henry VI. Russell and ". B. GundlinH
the latter OF the North Wheeling Bottle
Company.
Last evening. Mr. Garden stated that
the increase in expenses was over ~"
per cent and that there was only one
way Of securing additional revenue "a
take care Of this. and that was through
an increase in rates.
He stated that the commission diG
not have Sufficicn; time To 20 over all
papers AT the present time and II was
agreeable to all that tho surcharE" oil
- per cent - made at the present
time.
Another hearing will h" held In Sen
tcmbcr. or tho rirS; of O-.tchrr. at which
il is likely that the commission Will
grant a sufficient increase
Al the present time high tension
line Is being erected to ThomDson's sta
ton. where Sub-statton Is being oui!'
to take care Of the public out the pike.
and To give better service TO the town "l
Warwood. Many other improvements
are also being made TO insure better
service 10 the consumer. according Ia
Manager J. r. Garden.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-24
KALI MILLION DOLLARS Is BEING
EXPENDED IN OPENING
SHAFT
wORRNEEN DOWN 100 rEET-REACH
COAL BY AUGUST l5-PRo-
GRESS RAPID
HOTEL ACQUIRED AND 100 HOUSES
FOE wORRMEN TO BE
ERECTED

The new "1.uN 90 re Consolidated
Fuel c,rrrauy. located a: r-eSaps. about
eGh, mites Sou'2 e Moundsr''i". Will
b. rrodu,..uE .-t! w.th;n thirty days. It
was Irr-Ars"I itS' nigh, by NJ.
Charles z Ra.Aw"uN. resident rope
s.0:At.y" 90" he company.
Tho SHAFT = A".nS Suun ~ 4 ra'S ~
speed more rapid ,Nan any Other Goa!
~ rNshl't over sunk ~ West Virginia.
To- shaft iS now lon 'N"' f""7. and ~"
wr-<rlcr VIII =" down - THE coal by
-. rai,lilH II August.
\ fore" # WORKERS numbering sixty
MN - engaged In SINKING m" SHAFT
arl the rowr1@, g advert;S.:.E for
a.n'her ha': tgaIr"d workmcn IN order
e. speed ~ the work
To shat; - bong sunk - -" Sarah
NlcHham fo~rI. wu.ch - = par OF 'n"
ro;cd CrNSap estate. and r" c0T1a"y
owns fully 500 acres O. coal uNdrr.y-
Ing the er';rC CroSa0 estate THIS 'nfI
= easily arress.Hi" and n" equipment
for handling :: w include 4 modern
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-24
Joneph Williamson

Friendly. W. Va. July 23-,Ioseph
Williamson. uEcI 81. ffcr with the
passed away at his home here Thursday
evening. following an Illness extending
over period OF several weeks. Besides
his widow. the deceased IS survived by
tho following children: Mrs. Louise My
crs. Los Angeles. California: Mrs. JOS
eph MitChcl! Paden City, Mrs. willie
Williamson. East Liverpool. X c7rd. of
Friendly. md Edgar n home. Follow
ing brief service at IN" residence. Fri
day afternoon. the remains were taken
to the Xion church. where OhScques
were conducted by IN" pastor. Rev. S.
Bennett, of belmont
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-24

Funcral sCrViCoS Tor MIS-. LILY WaI-
lace. who died Thursday evening at
O'Clock at her late residence at Over
hro"r avenue. Elm Grove. will be held
Sun,(y Afternoon AT o'clock. Rev.
A. NJ Riddle. pastor Of the Elm Grove
II. T.. church wiz have charge Of the
services IutCrn'nt will be made I'm
stone church cemetery The deceased
WAS in her sIN,v.sccond year or age
and IS survived by her husband and TWO
daughters. Miss Elhcl and Miss Hazel
Wallace, at home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-24
SACRED SONG SERVICE !:


The Ministers quartet Of the Ohio
district will give an interesting song
service on Monday evening At the Cen.
trail NJ. E. church on Chapline STREET.
opposite the high school. service begin:
ming at o'clock. The PERSONAL OF
the quartet is:
Rev. c. C. Ellinser. spencervtIlN %
first tenor.
Rev. G E. severinshauS. wAsslthS.
second tenor. 80 s
Rev. A. l.. Marting. Portsmouth, ..
first bass. -1S'-
Rev. John Mayer, Cleveland. O.. ~.
ond bass.
No admission will be charged. And
the public is invited and asIueNA q
pleasant and profitable evening.
Rev John Mayer. the district s1pNe.
intendent. will preach at Central u r.
church on Sunday morning At 1o;2e,,
From here the quartet goes to Non.
roefcld. Bealsville, Hannibal and ClaF.
ington. O., in an evangelistic cAmpaigt.
closing with a three-day camp meetSAe
back Of Darlington. O.. July 50. II and
August /.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-24
fWO SCRAPPERS
WERE TAKEN IN

John Smith and c. w Farrell were
possessed Of the fighting spirit last eve
Ming shortly after 9 o'clock at the car.
n!val grounds at Forty-second and
Wood street. and decided that they
wanted 10 show their wares before the
crowd that thronGcd the grounds. De-
tectives C1eary and McKown. however.
put In an appearance and decided that
the pair could fight II out before Judge
Ritz this morning in police court.
Ray earle was brought in by Officer
Brunhaus for speeding. Louis Conrad
is up for violating the health ordinance
He was arrested by Officer Brunhaus.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-24
CITY COUNCIL Is ASKED TO SUBMIT
BOND ISSUE SUFFICIENTLY
LARGE TO INSTALL FL
TER SYSTEM
Council IS Asked to Include Representa-
tives OF Commerce Chamber and
Trades Assembly as Super
Visors OF Work

r, ,,., ,--,----t..,,.., .ro;,,,
Al o.. u, ,,,,In,i ~
eH several months ago ny yI!E C"uhCiI ~
rrcnmnl"ma TYPO "i M"Itr i'rhIi"h 10Y
Greater Nh"'llnE. 'aIi hEnt au"pteu
resolution i'Enulih'n":mS 'a' S,, d,,t
t'"h VI ~, ''''''i' ~ 49, "".
20 C"Gh'N I" SUNNI 10 IN" N"''rS d
the cost Of installation.
This ar'i"n WaN taken afi"r me com
mlssiOn heard Il lengthy discussion or
n" hltrat"n proposition rom X. T.
Tarhcjt. sanitary engineer Ot tina United
suites Health Commission Mr.. Tarbc't
favored the installation OF Il mechanical
plant and went At lcnsth into details
"a to why h" nrcf"rS Su'h = system 10
p we'll system. II" d"Cihr"'! thht IN MS
belief the. well system would prov" m
adequate. and ,hat II - an uncertain
Typo or supply.
tn" motion {" rc'"nm"nH M"Ihah!-
cal hitter system was "U''cd ny Mr.. d.
a. Bowers. ana MAS seconded ny No""-
Gilman {. H. FOWLER.
The motion, however, was NOT aOop!"d
until an amrnd'n"mt was maze 10 49,, ,n -
orlGinAI nlor"n "H'T'I ny NO'tIII 'I'' - !
camden :. lah"E. ana many not Ee-
marks by Councilman W. t. QUO;
The original motion presented ny MT;
Rowcrs provided Tor commune nanlru
! by council. ihc tnahper or Ionltnei.c'
and Ohio Valley Trades ana LABOR As
somhly. 10 SO" That tne WORK was car ar,
rl'1 ",t pttl,r' -, ~. INA naEcd that
took exception 10 TINS, ana hSNcu ma
thiS =" Strlck"u "H'' NJ i'i% Ttoo ~
, rarr''H hE woe W Nv orc
IN" hm.ndml"M' W'Tn, .ro.. e%Si ~, -.
h'AhS; M"rE4H, .,,..' II,,iIa ,d r5nbiip
son. hpnhS. N"Cil'"' NIILeI Hnu t' -.
Those aEa'hS' ~, nI Iii powore
M"SsrS. I'"WrLr' rit' snail f-'''S' Nv -
| ana Mayor " ,,H !; O,.o :, HE ran,arkz
t"uh,t'n''. w., -, tvo,i, 70 co,nrii
s,",ru ~, ,.rornr and tho mayor
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