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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-21

To INSPIRE th.lr hvving fr"eh eggs
customers 81 HriNton. Ems. u, hlrt
haV. them tuyt0d before buying tnonI.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-21

4 u9ri..r u,"u-r his u..u ed
10 10 y Robertson ani Nj. Anus
Robertson
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-21
ASKS lair Play.

Il am asking tho newspapers % carry
th.a statement and q copy ui the tyl,.
gram sent O. Mr Root az matter ~
faif play because IN. association OF pro
league Republicans led by him have not
given the facts and ar" not giving tho
facts 90 the people only last night Dr
Charles Eliot. who has been one of
Americas foremost educators lot more
than forty years. called attention 90 this
very thing 90 a group u student voters
at Harvard IN my presence and pointed
out that In the statement signed hy
thirty.onc men. all IL whom he knoN a.
and with most ~ whom hu has been az.
sociated. they have recommended their
couniiym,n tn put IN the presidency =
man who rejects the oniy l,agu" Il ma.
tons which has been actually brought
into existence and II fuu,tiuninE They
advise voting Tor the man selected by
the very group 81 Republican LEADERS
who have brought the present disgrace
upon tho republic
"Dr. Elliot alsp said that many PARTS
~ tho statement issued do not conform
o. the we'll known facts that they ara
misleading and that clear EXPIRE sslons
e Senator llarding's stand are sup.
pressed.
Nothing ! can sly would improve
upon ~" expressions 81 lr. Eliot: hut
! Il would seem to me that these eminent
Republicans, recognized rs leaders a.
thought IN America. cannot afford to be-
under tho cloud which this statement
casts upon them"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-21
GOV. COX DENIES
He WON'T ACCEPT
ANY RESERVATION
CONTINUED FROM pogo ono,

know ana know MI wDI Ni.l Senator
llIrlluc very g.t"ufN Sold I 400 u.f
Interested ln Qualification 2 Wl m.,r
fs''d IN rejection NFi have stated 10
tho beginning ! aW PLACING 70 rhtrl'.II.
.frnHtruCtlOn upon fuaf statement fh r
perhaps your pnriistrH1ip nlF rrrrDIi
'pd voiir r,ed.ur mv addresses lrI 'uur
prejudice has prevented sou ifum Ui'.
hinr tho dcsiruc'louit attitude OF your
tyn candidate. hut won have made
e'a'cmoni concerning vhInh the records
fhow IL fal1c and ! firmly but respect
fully call upon you Co correct this state.
mcnt at once. Mr.. RuOt you have ar.
rived az an honorable station iu lite
Many people trust you You have no
right % deceive them. They want the
truth IN this cnmraign Your conscience
VIII tell you that duty 90 u should be
superior 10 duty Co your party.
tSIGNEDl JAMES NJ cox"
Governor Cox's statement comment.
INK upon the Root message. said
Comments on Message.
II am today addressing a telegram 20
Ellhu Root. calling upon him Tor an lm.
mediate retraction q mlssiatoment IN
hls New York address as 20 nay position
toward SCOUTING ratification ~ IN"
treaty and the league.
II am doing this because u II now
apparent 10 me. at least that Mt. Root
and thirty eminent Republicans who
nre for the league association with him
IN a statement ISSUED 10 secure support
II senator Harding who they know. hy
his own words. II against the League. are
attempting to d~r'iyc tho voters They
are permitting their partiSnship ~ rise
above their patriotism and trusting per.
haps that the last wobhle ~ senator
Harding may b. In their direction am
trying 10 be- charitable 20 these men. IN
tlsw 81 the fact that In their partisan.
shin they may not be- reading my public
addresses. IN which | have invariably
said II would he my purpose tn accept
any helpful reservations that will make
certain the ratification OF the traty
and the league; and that my election
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-21

Governor Cox's statement commit
INK upon the Root message. said
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-21

Tho committee on memoirs N j
Griswold. A l.. Moore. J r. Hicks.
g. Miller, u G. Ross
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-21
Public Worship.

The committee on public worship b.
lohn r. Henson. g. y y. Ferguson
sam Braswcll
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
NOUNDSY|LLE FA[ Is VICTIM To
FERRYEAGLE5|N ONE SIDED GAME
CIRCUIT JUDGES
TO Be NOMINATED
HERE ON TUESDAY

Candidates for judges OF the First
judicial circuit of West Virginia will
he nominated in Wheeling tomorrow.
Both Republican and Democratic par
lies will hold their judicial conventions
here at, . o'clock. the Republican con-
vention assembling in the criminal
court room and the Democratic conven-
ton in the circuit court room.
The nominations will be made by
delegates representing Ohio, Brooke
and Hancock counties. Marshall county.
at the expiration of the terms Of the
present judges, goes into the Second
judicial district with Wetzel and Tyler
counties. and the judicial conventions
Of the second circuit will b held at
Moundsville tomorrow.
It is regarded as altogether proha BILE
that Judge r. ". Addleman and Judge
J. 3. Summcrville will be the choices
Of both OF Tuesdays conventions here.
Judge Addlcman is ] Republican and
Judge Summcrvillc Democrat. and
the services Of both jurists on the
bench has been of such high standard
that resolutions calling for the rsnom-
nation Of both judges were adopted In
several mass magistcr!al conventions
heldS last week by both Democrats and
Republicans.
Neither judicial executive committee
chairman had announced last night who
Will be selected TO open the convcn-
Tons tomorroM.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
FERRIANs PROVED TO CLASSY FOE
DICTIONARIES AND GAINED
AN EASY TO VICTORY
HARD HITTING.
CONNER FOUND FOR TWO RUNS IN
OPENING INNING AID BIRDS"
WERE EVER HEADED.
BURKHARDT PITCHES REMARK
ABLE GAME, ALLOWING BUT
THREE HITS.

Before a disappointing crowd Of about
$40 fans the Moundsville American Lee
gion team fell easy victims to the on
{ s!auEht Of tho Ferry Eagles at League
Park yesterday. BY the pnc-sided score
uf 20. The Fcrrians gathered enough
runs by the first inning to win the game
and were never in danger. Conner did
not prove effective with men on base,
while Rurkhardt kept the Legion teams
three hts we'll scattered. From the
,EranGs.dnf viewpoint OF rooters,
Moundsville seemed TO he much stronger
than tho Eagles and many times when
a decision against .he Mound City boys
came up the umpire was given Tie
"aS hpberry"
The first man up for the Legiona.-cs
was successful in reaching first but he
never got farther The next two men
popped ou, and one struck out The
Eagles came up strong for their half,
and with two men on base and two outs
J. O'Mollry sent q clean drive between
center and left fed which was good
for a three Dagger. 4 gruunder ended
the inning. From then on the Legion
team was held scOreless by the nno
pitching OF Burkhardt and his wonder
full support. \ wonderful One-ha1Gt
catch ny Cropper proved th' fielding
sensation OF tho day. while Loak pulled
IN several unexpected ones In left field.
I.Hii!mer sent a pop fly good n'rce
outside Of third. while Crorpcr cha sed
after II and p:Ckcd il off with HIS bare
hand ius, as q was 20 HIT the ground
II looked as though 4 were going TO
fall at least three feet in from; II HIM
but X was great stab.
Long and Choppers 6cldng were :he
features OF the day. while the former
showed we'll at the hat. banging out
three hit" out Of four trips to TIA, plate.
"Euss" Bell provided his share III the
batting honors, getting three hits cut
Of four trips 10 the plate The summary:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
Two Vanderbi|ts Shot
S126,781 In Income Tax

New York. Aug. s.-Reginald c..
Vanderbilt and Frederick w. Wander
biIt are accused Of making income tax
returns for the year 1915 that were
incorrect. misleading. false and
fraudulent" in an income tax suit be-
gun yesterday in the United States
district court by Francis G. Cahey,
United States attorney.
The government seeks u collect
s34.6S5 from Reginald c. Vanderbilt.
who is alleged 10 have reported that
he had no taxable income. The gov
eminent asserts that he should have
paid q tax on s443,S26.72. From Fred
erick W. Vanderbilt the government
demands s92.096S3. charging that
though he paid a tax for 1918 OF
s1l5.399. he should have paid one OF
s203.1l0.29.
With the complaint was filed a stipu-
lation wherein Anderson & Anderson.
attorneys for the YanderbilIs. consent
ed not to demur to or challenge the
governments allegation that the re-
turns he originally filed were "incor.
rect" and that the word incorrect
should also be taken 10 imply that tbs
returns were misleading. false and
fraudulent"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
CLAIM COMMISSIONERS
MAKING ELECTION PLAY
Residents Believe Commits stoners O.
County Are Only Making n Play
for Reelection

The sudden display OF activity on
the part OF the members OF the hoard
or county Commissioners and their an
nouncEd intention Of having roads.
long neglected and overlooked. re-
paired and placed IN good condition at
the earliest possible moment. IS re-
regarded by most OF the residents Of
the county as a little comedy which Is
being staged for the benefit Of tho
voters OF the county in the interest Of
candidates for office.
There are those who believe that the
members Of the present board have
been given ample opportunity. and
ample time 70 demonstrate what they
intend TO do in so far as tho repair Of
the ROADS is concerned, and these voters
do not favor giving the old board an
other chance on the strcngth Of more
promises. When 1t comes to promises
the promise OF new candidate who
has not been IN office for two years Is
equally as good as that of one who has
the only difference being the record OF
past performances.
Promises have been uade. without
number, that the Cole:ain pike would
be repaired. and 4 Is in no better. in
fact in worse condition than IL was
before any Of the promises were made
' The condition OF the CadiS pike 60
Ing west from bridgeport is another
sample Of the promises Of the board
iHAo iOaN III SNCH Cpnu!tlpn a. tho
present time that II would be hard Tor
mouptain goat to hold its footing un-
less II had spurs on. and At least one
woman. pedestrian on the pike, sur
fered a broken leg during the past win
ter AS a result Of falling In one Of the
few 60 little holes on the pike.
Promises are good II any effort IS
made to back thom UP, but tina cause
OF the complaint on the presen; board
is that they apparently have never
made the slightest effort TO keep heir
promises. and the voters will remember
this tomorrow.
DEnIoCRATIo VOTERS, ATTENTION,
You can best serve the interests or
the people By writing in the name OF W
T. Roberts for congress and nIacing an
y before his name.
Takes Care Of HIS Own
The old saying that a certain well
known being takes care Of all his pro
t"Ses was we'll demonstrated last night
when well known colored man CON
ing from up The river. Just missed by
q hair being connected as TIE prlnc!-
pal figure. in TWO fatal accidents He,
was loaded TO the guards with some
brand OF potent liquor. and Just missed
being run over by the Rayland car
from which he descended Two minutes
later the same man came 40 close 10
being run down by an automobile at
the corner Of Hanover and Fourth
street that bystanders held their
breath and closed their eyes
MISS GrcndiIcn % Entertain.
Miss Gertrude Grandson VII be the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
BELLAIRE NEWS
TWO Are Injured


Mrs. Edwin Carpenter and her intGnt
child were cut Yesterday afternoon oE
flying glass when tho windshield on tho
automobile being driven by Mr.. Carpen-
ter was broken By ball. Tony Delrado
and John FaciNco vera playing ball on
south Union street when the nall was
thrown through the windshield. The
damage and tho doctor bills will be paid
The police were told.
Pinch Run Victor
The Florence Athletic club eaSeoa'I
team o. Pinch Run defeated the BROOKS
\. {. team oc Wcllsburg IN good
game az Pinch Run diamoud Yesterday
afternoon. The score was 70 ,. Wal
Ter Patterson twirlsd for the Florence
club
Thomas Hou"y was arrested by loca!
police Saturday nigh. on charge %
assault and hottecy on his "ife. me
Squire Frank $. Mason's court. The trial
Will likely De held today.
TWO Offenders
Two offenders are scheduled 20 face
t ,';.S They we're arrested during
IN. week end one o: them - charged
with beng drunk and ;hn other was
arrested on a charge oS 0e.nS"dIsoVd"i-
GEMocRATIc VOTERS, ATTENTION
You cln best serve the interests 2r
the people by writing N ,hc name or w.
r. Roberts for congress and placing an
Homs From Conference
DAVID r. Jones Os the Imperial glass
factory and George Dietrich OF the
RodefPr plant. representatives, At mo
wage conference held IN Atlantic Cit!
have returned - their homes. As re-
suit ~ the conferences the fl:n' glass
workers will secure " neat Increase IN
Mcconkey Nine Winner
The McConk~y baseball team or
fes; Wheeling * LAX" Eria nine. OF
N~TS yesterday afternoon n the SIX
repnth stree, ball park ina game that
proved 10 ba one % the best 81 the sea .
son The Annl score stood 20 /. Nj
O. mo runs MN"Te scoJyG IN r. he hnSl
local boys were the N"H battery.
Removal Certificates
The olsNiiou registrars "t HeIta!re
VIII hc a. tho eleCtior p"NriCCt voting
q, booths for shor, time iais afternoon
- gran, removal certificates 70 voters
2n"'h"r. No now voters WILL he regis
tered ~ this tim" eNCept on orders from
the election hoard oric".
TO National Meeting
Nr. = y. S'aCNws3th"r. one Ct thS
leading dentists ~ this city has l"ft Tor
sessions o, the contention OF tn" M
uonal Dental aSsocIat ton. lie Is accom-
Aapted BY Mrs Starkweather.
Breaks Arm in Fall
Mrs. Della Owens a VOL known
SNadys do woman IS suffering with {"
proving 20 be- very SERIOUS She re-
,."lvcd tho injury IN n fan down a flight
49, stairs AZ tn" home Of her daughter
Mrs Jesse Potts. at ShadvSdN.
Gets Ballots Today
Tn" presiding Judges - elections or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
BUSY WEEK ON ALL
CITY FAIRGROUNDS

The week on Wheclins's Fairgrounds
will be filled with all kinds OF ACTIVITY
that must be staged before the close
of the season which is rapidly drawing
near. Junior City elections. girls base
ball games. animal fairs, industrial dis
plays and the regular inter-playground
competition for the boys Will keep the
instructors hustlng and the youngsters
busy from morning until night.
The past week has also been one OF
many activities that havo kept the chill
drcn busy and that have amused num-
hers OF older folks who come to the
Fairgrounds to enjoy the activities that
the children indulGe in. An interesting
report comes from the instructors or
the Wilson and Island Fairgrounds 10
the effect that these playareas are rap
idly winning warm spot in the hearts
Of neiGhbors. some OF whom have had
n previous distrust OF the Fairgrounds.
When these distrusting individuals visit
the Fairgrounds and find that capahi"
children in an orderly manner they be-
come boosters instead of Knockers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09

mon preached by the pastor. Rev. J. T.
Morton. The pastor preached at the
services held at the West Whccl.IU;
M"th"dist church held Last night at 5
o'clock.
Ginen Reunion
The annual ;Imlly reunion OF tho
m"mhcrS OF The G!nen family uf this
vicinity vii! b" Held a. Miners Grove,
near -. rla!rSvillr. ohio Thursday Of
this week. and prominent members II
thr family from all parts o. the country
VIII be present nt tn" event Nearly
4 thousand Of tho family and adhcr-
entS are expected at tn" event
Red Mems Meeting
IN" regular meeting 0f the local tribe
or the Improved Order Of Rod Mn VIII
D" held IN the rooms or The Eagles
nu!dlng on Ia" Cadiz pike this cverlrt;
az eight 0cloCH and n large amount uf
important business Is to hc disposed OF
az the meeting
Lutheran Picnic Thursday
tn" annual picnic and outing Of the
members If tn" Sunday school and cor.
creation OF s. Paul's Lutheran church
or this city Will be held Thursday n!
ms week. and fine time Is FROM scd
~ who attend the event \ special
program oc Interest has b"cr prenarcl
'or me outing. and friends or the CON
sregation have been invited.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
|NACkS DEFEAT
NEFF IN NINTH
INNING RALLY
BUT TwENTY-EIdHT MEN FACED
HoNECKER WHO ALLOWS BUT
TWO HITNJONES ALSO
PITCHED GOOD BALL.
Game Was thu Shortest Played This
Season on q Local Field, Taking
But Ono Hour and Fifteen
Minutes.

Lefty" Honccker was pitching IN rare
form yesterday. and allowed the Wheel
nG & Lake Erie lads OF Neff, Ohio. but
two hits, and due 10 timely hitting of the
locals in the ninth inning. tho Mack 5
won by A score of 81 at the Sixteenth
street ball park. BclIaIre.
If HuucCk"r was in rare form, then
Jones pitching for Ncff was not more
than three city blocks behind. for only
thirty-ouc men faCcdhtm, although he
allowed SIX hits.
NoucUkcr held Ncff hitl"ss until the
ninth inning. while Jones Was able 20
keep the MaCk's from scoring. "Nobhy'
Miller started u batting rally for Ncif in
the last frame with Il thrc" base drive 10
loft field, and Was brought in on a
Texas -lcaEucr" by l. Bokosh. Honeckcr
bracrd and retired the NEXT three men.
\ clean hit by Roam in the ninth paved
the way for tho three scores made by
the Macks. for Houts ,was hit by
pitched ball. rerlcy drove In both men
with clean two base nit. going TO third
on the throw to the plate in an effort
10 get Hou's. scoring a few seconds later
on Crooks sacrifice hIt..
The game was the shortest played th'S
season The time for the playing OF the
entire nine innings took but one hour
and fifteen minutes. Th"summary:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
VardOn and Ray, The
BritiSherS, ViCtOrS, in
High Glass Golf Match

Toledo, Ohio. Aug. 6--Harry Nardon
don and Edward Ray. English rrotes-
ssipnais. showed high class golf in their
hest ball match nj eighteen holes here
this afternoon with Charles Lermes.
Inverness profc ssionaL and Deke White
OF Sylvania. The BrltIshcrs won two
and On"
The match was tho prelude ~ the
national open tournament To he plartf
at. Inverness This week. starting with
is holes Of the 30 holes qualifying
round Tuesday morning.
Nardon and Ray mad a best ball OF
69-33 out and 81 home. while the best
Of the Toledo professionals was 1@-36
each way.
Vardon showed weakness at tutting
hut Ray mad" ny for II. II vas the
first trip the Hrtishers had made over
the course on which they viii scek 70
win IN" title this week.
Many OF the golfers who are TO take
part In the tournament we're out TO-
day practicinR "Rohhy" Jones. the
mrnt. did the heat work Of the lot.
turning In a par score.
Leo DieGci Chicago. had I *. Doug
| Ia Edgar. Canadian open tiu!r holder.
went the route in 4 and Mike Brady
Of Detroit sho; g as did J. VI. Gimp
son % Indianapolis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
VANCES DEFEAT
WILSON'S. 81
! Good Game Staged at Tunnel Green
Grounds with South Siders Cop
ping Victory.

III" Fans who Witnessed tho. same a;
Tunnel Green Yesterday between iI"
Nautc> and the Wilson Packing Mac"
were treated 10 o." Of the fastest play
ID and closest games seen here this
season. tn" Vance lads got off 10 "n-
run lead tin III" first inning and were
never headed. during tho remainder OF
the contest. Smoky Miller ptcn"d
mighty ne bail for the i,winncrs. allow
Ing inc East End club but four hits and
striking out eight batters. Heller and
Thomas hit the longest drives Of the
game tn" Vance in'i'ld played excel
lent ball. but an error being charged
UP against them stats al second base
handled ten chances without slip-u2
For til" losing side. ERIE and k!mm'i
pat up classy brand ~ ball \ !arS"
crowd was OF hand and were favored by
real ball game coleman, left nclI
for the Vance team saved the day for
his club. when Clark drove on" 70 lcf.
for thr-" sacks and was thrown out at
tn" pla'c by on" e tn" pr"ttiest throws
sccu NJ The Green IN som" time Cole
man also made running catch Of Il
foul fly ending Tho game Tho score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09

the voting precincts In Bellaire will r"-
ceive their ballots and other supplies
today 70 be used In connection with The
primary election tomorrow. The rreSid-
ing judges OF the precincts outside o.
BNlIa!re received their supplies on sat
HEPGB11cAN VOTERS. ATTENTION!
You can best serve the interests "r
the people by placing an y net"r" the
names OF the following candidates: .
For state Senator.
DAVID n JONES.
For Sheriff
FORD MOORE. 4. r. LYNCH
For Coroner
CHAS. GILLIAN.
Open Theatre Today
The Roma theatre on Belmont street
which has been closed for som" 'lmH
while extensive repairs were being made
will be re-opcrcd this afternoon. Kay
nrond Reuter- Of THIS city - the new
manager OF the theatre.
Tinin Munster
Rev Charles Pierce Of Iintn. had
church Yesterday. preaching NJ both the
morning and evening services He IL y
candidate 20 succeed Rev. 4. VI. FIaN.
who resigned some time ago 10 80 70
Akron to accept a charge.
Democrats Pleased
The Democrats % Rall0tre ar" eN-
messing satisfaction over the speech Of
accCDtarce given saturday a. Dayton ny
Governor lanes VI. COX "n'n ne L'i =
roalIv accepted IN" Democratic nomina'
ton Cor president.
Cardinals Beaten
The Cardinal baseball toam ~ MS
city was hNaFcn n n good game Of base
h1ll Yesterday afternoon al Roydsvi'l".
The final 7core was 70 4. GlHFso was
in rho box FOR tho local team. The
score was six 20 slA uutl the ninth IN
ming.
Bellaire Briefs
Walter Piatt and daugh'"- FL. zaoc, "
Of Noble street were Tisf~E with reFl-
.!vps nj RarneSvillc Yesterday.
Newell Kennor Of 81. Claisrv!lle. can
di1ate for ths Sunr"me court was a To-
cal visitor Yesterday. 80,
William !. Nillignn o. s.. 'lairSrile.
Democratic cand dat" for SheriS was
local visitor Yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Wtlkinson nave
returned 20 their HON" ~ cambridge
after a visit with relatives hare.
Miss Marie Watkins has returned 70
her home Mt NoundSville. after VISITING
with friends her" S
A meetin- OF the Young Mems CLUB
* 10 hc held his evening at me c!un
rooms IN III. Huh building
Mr. and Mrs Charles Smith nav" re-
turned N their hopr =: East Liverpool
afte- a yIsi, with relatives hero.
Herman l.. Rogerson has returned 20
hts home at Stcubenv'lle. after a WISH
with friends here.
PLATE Glass IN Auto Curtains. waits
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
TRIApELPHIA SCHOOL BOARD
WILL SEEK TWO NEW SITES

An important meeting or the board
a education OF Triade lph!a district will
be held tomorrow evening at the Tria-
delphia district will ne held tomorrow
evening at the Philadelphia High school
building The first matter 70 come up
Will be 10 estimate the school levy for
the year.
A number OF other important matters
are 10 he taken up oat this time they
beng 10 procure two sites for the new
grade schools TO be located a, lark
View and TraGclpNia. Provisions for
the erection OF these buildings was
made IN a bond issue voted on several
months ago. but because OF the war
and high costs OF material nothing def
mite was done at this time. number
~ other routine matters wiil he taken
up and considered at. this time