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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-24
RED SOX GET GIANT

Boston. July 2t.~"Al" clayton. 81
Dayton. o., who Ii s feet inches In
height and weighs 2ib pounds. has been
added 10 tho lied Sox pitching stan.
Manager Barrow received word todny
that the young giant, who has been
playing with semlprofessional team
In his home city, had been signed up
by Scout Holley of the Boston Amerl.
cans, and would report TO the team at
Cleveland next Wednesday.
Clayton ls ~ years old Rnd has not
Loaf a game in two years. II is reported,
His most recent accomplishment was
the winning Of four games In one week.
In throwing match short time ago
CslaVton hurled IA baseball s97 feet
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WnNhTnfFUn, IWTN gI--NTEVFFflFFt VI
the claims of the clyde eamship
company and the Mallory Steamship
company arising from federal operation
has been made hv lump sum pnNment
10 both companies, totRling Nhip,A2,
today.
Compensation. depreciation. mainte-
nance aud all other claims, Including
those for the steamship Onondhga.
lost In 1918 hy the CLYDE company and
the steamship san saba OF tho Mallory
line. sunk hy German mine Tn 1918.
were Included In the settlement
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NO BAIL FOR JOHNSON

Chicago, July 24.--Jack Johnson, for
mer worlds heavyweight champion.
will be refused bail and sent 10 the
county Jail when he arrives in Chicago
tomorrow In custody of United States
marshal from Los Angeles. District
Attorney Cline announced today.
Johnson fed from Chicago several
years ago, forfeitng $4,000 bail after
his sentence TO the Leavenworth reni-
tentiary for violation OF the Mann act
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LioHTNiNo PREVENTS
NEoRo'S ELEcTRoCUTioN

Coiumbla..a g.. July "a John
Maxwell. a Charleston county ne
gro. ria alive today as the result
% a stroke of lightning disabling
the apparatus running current
Into the death chair at the state
penitentlary Electrocution Fri-
day was postponed for three
weeks because enough voltage
could not be inflicted 10 cause
instant death.
Maxwell Killed an aHed farmer.
chopplug hts body 20 pieces.
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ROOSEVELT RESIGNS AS
ASST. SECRETARY NAVY

Washington. July 24--Franklin d.
Roosevelt, democratic presidential
candidate, today formally presented TO
President Wilson his resignation as as
sistant secretary of the navy. 1t is TO
take effect on Aug. 3, the day on which
Mr.. Roosevelt win be formally notified
Of his nomination at his home at Hyde
Park N " t'fs
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EXTEND TIME so DAYS

Washington. July 24.--Extension for
ninety days Of the wage agreement be-
tween wireless operators and the ship
ping board which expires Aug. I. was
agreed upon today at conference of
representatives of the United Radio
Telegraphers' association and Chairman
Berson
The chairman refused the operators
demands for Increases OF from $50 to
SIS n month and an eight hour day,
but told them he favored some pay In
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POLLS WILL Be OPENED
FROM 9 Am. TO 7 Pm.

The attention Of the voters Of Hamii-
the poIls on next election day. Aug. ..
win open at . o'clock and close promptly
att p,m. This applies to city. suburbs
aud country precincts. A number 81
lnhor organizations have expressed their
intentions OF declaring a holiday else.
working for the democratic ticket
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NEW GAS MANAGER

Huntsyiilc. Ala. July l-tSpcciaL)-
{. j. DemerE. new manager ~ the
Huntsville Gas company. has arrived
here aud In assuming his new duties,
relieving y. g. Dillon, who viii leave
10 few days for New York. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dillon were guests At a farewell
supper last night given by several ~
their friends A. the TwtekenhRm hotel
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SAVANNAH SHOWS GAIN

IV..hIneton JulV Il.--SANahhhH, 20
orsvissd nTuresl. 50, ,2b2: Increase. ~
,ss or IS per cent. previously A
nonncrd an 81, ,se7) ,,.s
ESene. n. H.. li.sio; increase. Liza
or nnonc ,s,S vi is' i2,4bi: increase. s,io4. or
4'S KinITs,en' I n. Y. trsv'sed fgurss,,'
a sss Increase $50, or > per cent
epySyiousiy announced as ss;sst9
" "cuynhoga Falls. q. 10000; nerease'
a tSO or 1881 per cent
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posSE ABANOONS SEARCH

I,otteryiIle, Mich. July 2t-fhe osnN
=, Seo armed farmers and factory en- en-
moves today abandoned It's search w
,he he slayer ot ReNtrlcc Hickox, ls.Sears sar,
old riri. The police covered every .isns r,.s
ef Fnton county without hndtng = ,sns u
of the suspect. who has not been iuen -
tined County officers eNpresSeo =,
lief he had escaped from tha' p''''
the state.
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BABE Ruth HIS Eth

Polo Grounds. July t.-Iihbe Ruth
raised hla homerun record to thirty.
four IN the fourth inning of the Yam
kecs-indlanE game this afternoon. ITS
drive. which set now worlds record.
put the Yankees ono run IN the lead
In their battle with the Indians for
tho league leadership. The score NJ
the end ~ the fourth inning was 10 !
IN favor of New York.
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WARNED OF ARMY WORM

WAFhlnEtUh july gF~WhfnlnE 70
farmers IN North Carolina, virginia
and states further north that tho fall
army worm may damage their crops
within the next few weeks was issued
TODAY by the department Of agriculture
Tho worm already has done considerable
damage 10 growing crops IN South Caro-
line and Mississippi, proving especially
10 corn. alfalfa aud sorghum
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DOCTOR DENIES ANNIE's
CHARGE OF 10 FEET CAuZE

Chicago. July 24.-Dr y. l..
Dcnnison, Of this city. IL named
defendant In a suit for damages
20 the exten, of $4,000 Annie
Young. colored. filed the suit
through her attorneys She
charges that DIR. Dennison. after
an abdominal operation scwcd up
ten feet 81 Cauxe" in her body.
Or. Dennison denies sewing any
excess upholstery" in Annic's
body and further asserts ihat
''gauze doesn't come IN ten-foot
lcnrtha."
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Losr U. s. coNrRAcr sAlp.

IenEhc"la. Fla, JAY A.-Thp tenth
and last steamship of the government
contract Nith the Pensacola ahiphulld.
Ing company was launched here today.
taking the name Of Little Hayou Mar
harA stewart. s-year-old daughter OF
the president of the company, spon,
sorcd the hig 9.500-ton vessel She was
accompanied hy ten little girls Of the
anne AEF
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MUST JOIN ARMY OR NAVY

Raleigh, n. C., July 2l.--One con-
dition imposed on Allis Taylor. ~
pardoned by Gov. Beckett YESTERDAY
while serving years term for sellng
liquor. was that he join the army OF
navy. Taylor in HIS petition. sald ne
wanted to Join the armed forces 10 get
away from his old associates.
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ARREST BANK CASHIER

Tampa. Fla. July E--J.
tain, former cashier OF the ksxchanse
hnnk ~ Oakheld. Ga. was arrested th's
n,ornlnE charged with being short tis.-
ooo ,n his accounts. Fountain u belns
htld in the city jall pending the arriva'
~ The mhsrifY from worth county. GeeF-
ria, lie had been receiving mai unuv
the name of A. G. Small was So"
bv the authorities.
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WROTE MORE POLICIES

New YORK. july eI-Life InSuFAnee
t.omnanies throughout the country
wrote nee, policies amounting 20 ~
700 OOO. 600 during 1919. according @
fisures made public today. This shows
a gain of ss,sTS000,0 goo over the year
1918 representing n perccntage gain Of
40 per cent. the report said.
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YEGGMEN GET BONDS

Henderson. n. c., July -. Hcgginan
who blew open the vaults OF the bank Of
Macon. twenty miles north Of here last
night escaped with liberty bonds and
war savinEn stamps valued at $4,000,
according Co J. NJ. Coleman. president
Of the bank. who discovered the robbery
this morning
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K0rP WOULD RELEASE
GERMAN PRISONERS

Berlin. July 24.-(A. P.)-Victor Kopp.
Russian soviet diplomatic agent in Ber-
I'm. left for Moscow today to discuss
with his government acceleration OF the
return of German prisoners from ST.
beria with the approach of winter.
1t is believed here his mission bears
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TO IMPROVE JUnALUsKA

Asheyile. n. C.. July 2i.--The South
ern Methodist assembly grounds AZ
Lake Junaluska, near here. viii be ex-
panded 20 twice its present capacity.
according TO n building program call
ing for the expenditure Of $500. O00 this
fan. announced today by A. l.. Dietrich.
business nianAgAT.
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ADMITS HE'S BEEN LYING

Detroit, Mich, July N.-Detroit's
second murder mystery in a week, took
an astonishing turn today when Maurice
Greeson repudiated partial confession
that his brother Michael had killed his
wife, Lillian.
Mrs. Greeson. pretty 19-year-old
bride OF Michael Greeson, and about to
become a mother. was found murdered
in her home last Monday.
Last night Maurice Greeson suddenly
said to detectives:
II think I'll tell you the truth. My
brother killed his wife. I've been lying
TO YOU"
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EN- ROUTE TO ALASKA

Fort Sterlins MINI, July 9s.--rvu' 9s.o,a
army airpiancs en- route rom M'nso's. a.,.as
n. ", TO Alaska. left the Twin tiles
landing field az i0AS g. m touN ~
Fargo n %. tho next scheduled stop.
The planes expect to reach Fargo earN
thia afternoon.
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FAIR SAYS BILLY 'POSSUM

| dreampt ]
dwelt In marble
halls and was
speaker OF the
house. and every
thing about was
aH noiBeless as a
mouse when n
member from Sc
quatchie arose up
In the rear and
said IT'S from
personal privilege.
Mr. Speaker, that
I'm here. II was
then I raped for
order AID 20 the
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ORDERED TO WORK

Indianapolis. Ind. July N.-Elght
hundred coal miners IN the Hartman
and Spndra ieids IN Arkansas were or
drred 20 return 20 work following tee
signirr of a mutual agreement reached
here TODAY
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BALL PLAYER KILLED

willachoocie. Ga. July A.--Carl KING,
o. was killed and several other Young
men were injured when lightning struck
near the home plate during bascbali
game here Friday afternoon between
teams from Wfllacooohie. and Nashville.
Ca
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FEDERAL COMMISSION
DISMISSES STEEL CASE

Washington. July. disqualification OF
goo steel fnbricators for ahrogatlon OF
the so-callod Pittsburgh bnsiug point
the federal trade commission.
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'JOBHOLDERS NOT.
TO SIT ASSOLONS
Atty Gen. Thompson Rules
Louthan, StoCkard ct al.
Disqualified.
WILL ROBERTS OMIT CALL?

Twelve senator's and representa-.
tlves will be missing from the extra
session OF the state legislature
which Gov. Roberts has promised
to call for August Q, OF the twelve
two have died, one has moved out
OF the state. another holds a fed.
erai appointment, while the other
eight. according to a written opln.
Ion delivered 10 Gov. Roberts on
July 8 by Frank M. Thompson,
attorney general OF the state, are
disqualified from sitting by reason
ot holding state appointments un.
der the governors administration.
These eight men are. Senator A. v
Louthan, OF Sumner county. chief tax
statistlclan; Senator Robert L. Stock
ard, OF Benton county. secretary OF the
state highway commission: Senator
Parks WorleS OF sullivan county.
United States marshal for East Tennes-
see; Senator Frank j. Rice. OF Shelby
county. state revenue agent for West
Tennessee.
Representative j. s, Crawford, OF
Bedford county, deputy fire marshal
Representative Carl Larsen, OF shelby
county, deputy fire marshal; Represen-
tatlve William c. Thorneberry, OF Cof-
fee county, deputy fire marshal; Repre-
sentative o. S, Hauk, OF sullivan
county, revenue agent for Enst Ten
nessee; Representative ], II. Biaokmon.
OF Madison county, deputy workshop
and factory Inspector
pr. u Y. Griffin, representative from
Lake county. has removed from the
state. while Representatives Peter
Bright, Of Sumner county, and J. H.,
Bassett. OF Dyer county, are dead,
OPINION KEPT DARK.
Although the opinion Of Gen.
Thompson was given TO Gov. Rob-
erts on July 6, II was not made
public by the governor nor has he
Issued any call for an election 20
flll the vacant places In the lepis.
iature, although the time for tho
special session ls less than three
weeks away.
The natural inference liz that the rep-
and senators to iiil the va
ant sats would he chosen In the gem
raj primary on August Z. but evidently
iov. Roberts fears embarrassment 10
lis campaign, which Nigh hurt his
hances of denomination by reason OF
lval candidates In the primary.
with the primary only ten days away.
he question IN, whether Gov. Roberts
4 going 10 delay the call longer for
he election. or ls he going 10 omit II
together and allow the seats TO re-
main vncantf
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ELARE.uP IN KANSAS

facing another flare up" in its coal
fields. Advices from Pittsburgh ms
afternoon quoted Alexander Howat az
declaring that miners will begin clean
ing UP mines Monday, preparatory 10
laying off of workers at several shafts
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FIRE IN TEXAS OIL TOWN

Fort W0Tih, Tex, July 2I-A bank
Three hotels and two drug stores were
dcetroycd by fire which early today
swept three blocks OF the business dis.
trict Of Desdemona. in the Texas oil
fields. The loss was estimated at
$500, 900.
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U. 5. COMMISSIONER
MISTAKEN FOR BEAR

Eagle. Alaakn. July 2i--P. q. HillIard.
90 United states commissioner, Ia dead
here today ~ the result Of u gunShot
wound inflicted by Joseph Howard, plo
for bear. Hlliard was born In Cali.
forniB.
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NIP COMMUNIST PLOT

Washington. July ga communist
plot TO overthrow the fetvian govern
inent IL reported In advices 10 the state
department today TO have been diHcov.
eted at Riga. The conEpIrators we're
arrested
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cAR MEN MAY RETURN

New Orleans, July 24.-Striking street
ear employees are holding a meeting
10 decide whether to return to work
and end the twentyfour day strike or
rernain out.
Indications are the men will go back
TO work tomorrow
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SHORT COURSE CLOSES

Huntsville. Ala. July 2t-t tSpeciaL)--
The three days short course Of the
Madison county home economic work.
came 10 close late Friday and the
nearly 200 gfH have returned 10 their
homes In al parts ~ Madison county
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ENGINEER. FIREMAN DEAD

Richland. Ga, July al. ~. jack
son. engineer. and VIII Smith. negro
fireman. both ~ Richland. were Killed
here early today by the explosion of
the boiler ~ an engine on the Geor-
gia q AlabamA railroad.
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gentleman from the valley I said.
what do you think this H. n most un-
lawful rallyY' Then II Was I reared
hack and loudly did ] say ~ mans
got no personal privileges they've all
been taken away"
The weather. Fair tonight and Sun
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DIES PT0MAINE POISONING

Fatal illness Followed Eating of
cantaloupe.
New Orleans. July 24.--Miss Ellen
BoIden. aged ~, of Dallas, Tex, died
suddenly here today from ptomaine
poisoning which followed eating Of
cantaloupe, according to police re-
DcTts,
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Today's Baseball
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

| SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Innings q - RHE
iitue Rock o o.
At Chattanooga .......0 o
Bstteries-Carlson and Brottem York and Neiderkorn
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NONCOMBATANTS LEAVE


TurkTHh JoHlHNWUFF FfHh NWTIHFWF'N
Evacuated,
Athens. July ETA, r)--Col. Jatar
Tnyar. Turkish nationalist commander
at Adrianople, has evacuated the non
combatantA from that city. according
to dispatches from Thrace today.
The Greeks are crossing the hafitEn
river under heavy FIRE.
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LOST AND FOUND

HEIFER-Small red heifer found on my
place. Owner may have same by pay
ing for damages. c. r. Cline. Ross
Vile. Ga. Route No. 2. Box No. Q.
NOTE BOOK-Lost, lOose-leaf note
hook between Alton Park and Lookout
Mt, or on Lookout Mt. Finder please
return 10 News bldg. or r. c. Bar
rows, lookout Mt. Reward.
DOC-Lost, white and tan female point
er: poor and slender. from iss Nit
chcn ave. J. 4. Morrow, II. 56s9 or
17i0, Reward.
GOLD FRAT PIN; initials w X r."
on back: reward. Call Main 255i.
PACKAGE containing pink and white
checked voile dress and two white
houses. Friday. July i6. probably on
6 o'clock East Lake car. Ethel Ellis.
Hemiock 2s29.
7ror Lost and Found Ads See Want A
Pasel
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-15
BEATS GASOLINE AT
Is CENTS A GALLON
New Invention Makes Fords Run "a
Miles on Gallon Of Gesolsne.
Other Cars Show Proportionate
Savings.


A 7 ew cslrbalretor which cuts down
the igasolene consumption Of any
motor, including the Ford, and re-
duces gasolene bills from one-t third
TO one-half liz the proud achieve
ment of the Air Friction Carburetor
Co., i02 Madison st. Dayton, Ohio.
This remarkable invention not only
increases the power Of all motors
from 80 to 50 per cent, hut enables
every one to run siow on high gear.
With it you chm use the very cheap
.est. 81 ade Of g,lsolene or half gasolene
'and half kerosene and still get more
power and more mileage than you
now I;et from the highest test gaso-
lene. Mary Ford owners say they
now ret as high as Is or 80 miles to
a gallon OF saDolene. So sure are the
manufacturers OF the Immense saw
ing their new earburetor will make
that they offer to send Il on % days
trial 10 every. car owner. Asfit can
be put on or taken off In few
Iminutes by anyone all readers who
want to try it should send their name.
adore s. ard make of their car 70
the manufacturers at once. They
also want local agents to whom they
offer exceptionally large profits.
Write them Observation-Disclosures.
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not In any case exceed Is per cent
OF the actual value OF any lot or par
Gel Of ground at the time Of the
levy. and the last previous assess
ment roll shall be~taken as prima
facie evidence Of such value; except
that the whole or, any part of the
cost/and expense Of said street i'm
provements at the intersections of
streets, highways. alleys and ave.
nues. and the whole or any part of
the cost and expense OF the same at
spaces opposite streets, highways.
avenues and alleys intersecting but
not crossing, may be assessed
against the property abutting there
on, or may be paid from the city Inn
provement fund, or the general fund
and any deficiency where the special
assessment which may be levied
against any lot or tract Of land shall
be insufficient to pay the cost of i'm
provement. shall be paid from the
city Improvement fund; said city
Improvement fund to be raised = by
means of a special levy upon all
property In the city of Marshalltown,
Iowa, and to be made to extend over
a period Of ten (10) years, said levy
to be made in accordance with Sec
ton $50 of the code Of Iowa, and acts
amendatory thereto, as by law pro-
vided, and the contractor shAll look
exclusively to the funds stated here
in. and ais provided by contract, for
the payment OF said street improve
ments., and the city OF Marshalltown,
Iowa will not and does not make It
self peouniarily liable for the pay
ment Of the cost or expense of any
part of said Improvement, and will
not incur and Indebtedness therefor.
Dated at Marshalltown, Iowa, this
18th day Of July, A. D.. 1920.
Anne McMahon.
City clerk.
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pounds, height s feet 8 inches; gray
eyes; brown hair; fair complexioned;
scar on third finger OF right hand.
Is said to have a sister In this city.
a reward Of $40 each is offered for
the return Of the lads to Eldora.
Foster Committed In 1918.
Foster was sent to Nldora from
this city in March. 1918, being COM
mitted to that institution by Judge
B. F. Cummins. In juvenile court, on
a charge Of incorrigibility. He was
arrested by Officer Charles Breckel.
charged with breaking and entering,
Oct. 20, 1917, he then being only Is
years Of age.
The Information was signed by the
officer and the lad was arraigned be-
fore Judge r. E. Johnson in police
court and held in bond OF $500 to the
Juvenile court. Lyle Stanley. charged
with the same offense. was sent to
Eldora with Foster.
Sock Lads Aere.
The Eldora institutions officers
believed the three lads might have
come to this city because Of Foster re
siding here and the Heintz boy having
q sister here. The first name Of the
latter was not given in the report
sent from the school. nor was the
name OF the sister.
A search begun by the police last
night for the missing boys was con
tinued today but up to noon no trace
Of the trio had been discovered. The
report indicated the boys had es-
capped from the school late in the day
or carly last night.
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CITY PUBLICATION.


Preliminary notice Of passage Of
proposed resolution Of necessity for
street improvements.
To Whom 1t May Concern:
Notice is hereby given, that ct a
meeting Of the mayor and city
council of the city OF Marshalltown
Iowa, held on the 18th day Of July,
A. D.. 1920, there was offered and in
troduced a resolution OF necessity
for street improvements as herein
after set forth. which resolution will
be considered for amendment and
passage, or passage as proposed at a
meeting Of the mayor and CITY
council to be held In the council
chamber at Marshalltown, Iowa, at
900 o'clock a. M, on the I'd day Of
August. 1920. at which time and
place. owners OF property abutting
thereon, and within 800 feet adj
jacent thereto. and whoever may be
concerned in property subject to as
sessment for any OF the cost Of said
street improvements, contemplated in
said resolution. may appear and
make objection. If any, they have to
said contemplated improvements,