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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-01
AMARILLO IN NEEDTRADE EXCURSIONS
CHEAP WATER, SAYARE WORTH WHILE,
LOCAL ENGINEERS SAY AUTO DEALERS
MEMBERS AUT0M0TIvE AssOCIA.
TION SAY RECENT SHOW WAS
GREAT SUCCESS

"our initial show wns a great sue.
cess. and we have had many coInmuni.
cations. personal and otherwise. telling
us about it,
This was the overshadowlng Idea In
the minds II the attendance at the
weekly dinner OF the Amarillo -Panhan.
die Automotive Association Monday
evening.
Having attracted attention of the
entire Plains Country" declared Lind.
any Num-. chairman II the publicity
committee In connection with the re.
Gently closed annual show. 1T viii not
do for the organization to allow the In.
tereSt To wane. ! would suggest TINT
the association stage series of auto
mobile excursions 10 include all of the
cities and towns IN this trade territory.
These should b. from one 10 three days
In duration. and he no used that the
people may have an opportunity of get.
and her people
ting better acquainted with Amarillo
I'm times past. We have been having
train excursions. but experience has
shown that however much the railroad
people desire to accommodate our de.
sires with reference 20 stops. soile Of
these are too short while others are too
long. In other words II In difficult for us
10 accomplish just what we would like 10
when we are bound by a schedule. and
must get our equipment out Of the
way of other rolling stock.
II am convinced that We can accom-.
pllsh a great deal of good for all con
cerned through excurslons--such as |
have indicated. Amarillo needs To be
known more widely. and nothing of
which have any knowledge viii bring
us more advantagcously before the
people we desire % reach"
President Toney Chism recalled the
fact that several years ago. when he
was resident Of Childrcss, he assisted
great Amarillo automobile excursion
across Pcase River from paducah to
Chlldrcss. lie declared that while he
had his business at Childrcss nj that
time he began then wanting TO live and
10 IN business In Amarillo. He dcclar'
Cd himself heartily In favor Of tho
trades excursion via the automobile.
Following motion by Messrs Dixon
ana Riggs. check was ordered drawn
In favor ~ the Amarillo Firemcn and
Policemen for $4,000 In recognition OF
the extraordinary services during the
automobile and style shows
Tho matter of buying baseball suits
for the high school team as presented
by w. A. Mcintosh. principal. was
brought up for preliminary discussion.
and passed over until next meeting,
Monday night In the Amarillo Hotel
at g o'clock.
President Chisum expressed thanks To
all committees for excellent services In
connection with the show and In prepar'
ations therefor.
BY unanimous vote, increase In the
sum authorized Tor the entertainers
during the shows and convention. was
turned down.
Among those In attendance at the
meeting were; Messrs. Chisum. Dixon
Hardy. Kimball. Doulware Irwin. Riggs,
Carter. Wise. Crudgington. Timmons
Hayes. Roos. Butler. Boone. Mum,
Cullum. Jack. plttman and Pope.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-01
HOSPITAL FOR EX-
SERVICE MEN WILL
SOON Be ERECTED
AN APPROPRIATION or sI.SOO.Ooo
HAS BEEN MADE TO DEFRAy
EXPENSE.
SENATE 0VERR|DEs VETO
Dy Vote Of 20 10 4 Upper House Repu.
dates Action Of Nen Con
cerning Pistol Tax
Law.
py Associated i'rsss.

~ HtA@'NtaNN- ANaNs
AUSTIN. Texas. Feb. 2s.-Although
the senate ovcrrode Governor Nefrs
veto and passed by the vote of 22 to
the bin by senator Darwin Of Lamar. re.
pealing the SO per cent gross tax on sale
Of pistols In Texas. the house late TO.
day refused 10 pass the bin over the
governors veto and the measure In now
dead as far al this session | concerned.
The vote In the houe was 4S ayes and
n noes.
When the Governors message ex.
planning why he had vetoed the bill
was read In the senate. Senator Darwin
moved that the hill be passed over the
veto. Senator Dudley Of RI Paso gain
cd the floor and asked Senator Darwin
N he thought a man who had never
baitcd fishhook nor shot a gun was
competent Judge OF the proper weap'
ON 10 protect the home.
The Governor In his message de.
clared that shotgun loaded with
buckshot was far better than a pistol
Tor protecting the home"
when the measure reported th,
house and the messenger read the re
port OF the senate's action a mild burst
of applause greeted the announcement
The bill met overwhelming defeat when
-tth vote 10 override the veto Was taken
Practically no debate was had ON the
bill In either branch.
The legislature In going 10 adjourn
on March ~. This was decided today
when the senate adopted The house con.
current resolution by Miller Of Dallas
TO that effect. The measure passed the
house earlier In the week. The vote
on the measure was 20 10 9. II will
now take the unanimous consent Of the
Legislature TO revoke the resolution. The
house refused 10 engross the bill by
Curtis Of Tarrant and Garrett Of Hill.
providing that public cotton gins must
obtain permits from the commission Of
warehouses and marketing and that
any person owning stock In such wins
must show the commissioner that he
does not own took In cotton mill. An
amendment 20 strike out the enacting
clause was defeated but the measure
failed on engrossment by a vote OF 81
Go a..
Governor Neff today SIGNED the bill
by Senator Rogers Of Collin. appropriat
Ing si.6v0, 900 tor erecting a tubcrculai
hospital Tor ex.service men. The gov
.ernor also received the resignation oi
Senator Russell. Of Easuand. and trans
mitted the resignation 10 the senate
To fill this vacancy the governor must
call an election fer that purpose.
The senate killed the boxing bill by
Senator McNcalus, Of Dallas, and then
substituted the American Legion bill In
troduced by senator Baugh. Of Runnels
after which the substitute was passed
CONTINUED ON PAGE Two)
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-01
FRENCH MILITARY FORCES ALONG RHINE ACTIVE
MOT GUILTY" SAYS
CLARA SMITH HAMoN
Assr-l-,sa P-~..

hssrrlr'ff pveea
ARDMoRE. Oklahoma. Feb 2s.-
Though her attorneys announced
she was still too III 10 stand any
length OF time. Mrs Clara Smith
HIamon late today entered n plea of
not guilty 10 a charge ~ first de.
gree murder In connection with tho
death uf Jake l.. Hamon, when Hho
was arraigncd In district court here.
H A. Brown. special prosecutor
appointed by Judge r. w. Champion.
road the lengthy information charg.
Ing Mrs. Hamon with murder. Tho
defendant was asked II she would
stand while the information waa be.
Ing rad. After her attorney explain.
cd that SHE had been III and was not
able 10 stand. Mrs. Hamon replied.
4 am not. I will not"
After argument concerning tho
presentation OF names OF state wit.
ncascs to the t'fense. lthc court
asked " Mrs. iIamon wished 10 plead
guilty or no, guilty.
mot guilty" she said
II was agreed that n full llHt Of
states witnesses would be completed
by March 4. and given 10 the defense.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-01
JOHN ". Weeks TO
BE SECRETARY WAR.
HARDING CABINET.
PREsIDENTELECr WILL fROB.
ABLY DEIlvER MESSAGE TO
CONGRESS- IN PERSON.
BOARD PREsIDENT.EI.EcT

ON BOARD PRESfDENT.ELEcT
HARDIN0s SPECIAL TRAIN. Feb.
2g.--Definite confirmation Of the selec.
tlon OF John w. Weeks of Msasachu.
setts to be secretary of war, was given
by Presldcntclcct Harding tonight ~
he ncarcd Marion. on his return from
Florida.
The announcement conforming 70 the
expectations Of all those familiar with
the cabinet. puts into the class Of Ger.
tainiles six ~ the ten selections Mr..
Harding has made for his cabinet. His
choices for the other four places also
have been published. but he Indicated
tonight that he did not feel the time
was ripe for n formal statement con.
firnlng them.
Mr. Weeks is former Y. 5. senator.
Mr.. Harding also let Il be kno' to-
night that he h thinking seriO, II
following the example Of Preside ~
son In delivering his messages /. on
gress In person rather than By mvsscn-
ger. as Ind been the custom for many
years preceding the first Wilson edmin'
lstration.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-01
IDENTIFYING DEAD
SLOW WORK; MANY
BODIES RECOVERED.
DEBRIS WILL BE SEARCHED FOR
OTHER BODIES, OFFICIALS
DECLARE
ny Associated Press.

iy Associated Press.
PORTER. Ind. Feb. ss.-A CON-
plete check.up by railroad officials
and the coroner Of the bodies In the
Chesierson morgue at 0 o'clock TO-
night revealed that there were not
more than thlrty.seven known dead
In the Michigan Centrai.New York
Central wreck.
The discrepancy between this
count and the one of more than for.
~ previously announced by Coroner
n. d. Selpel. was found 90 be due 90
the mutllated condition of some Of
the dead. In some cases body bad
~ mangied had been counted IN
two.
Coroner Selpel announced the fol.
lowing tabulailon;
Bodies In Chesterton m0rgue.
twenty-five 10 twenty.seven.
Bodies removed from Chesterton
morguc. eight: bodies ln Michigan
City, two: total dead-thlrty.five 20
thiriy.sevcn.
Coroner Selpei said II might
never be- known exactly how many
were killed because Of the way In
which some Of the bodies were man.
glcd. .
The coroner sald he did not think
more dead would be found under the
wrcckage. hut that this was pos.
sibIc. The morgue was closed for
the night at . .. M. and no further
ldentlflcaiions win be made until to-
morrow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-01
ALLIES TO INSIST
GERMANY RESPECT
TERMS OF TREATY
DELEGATES FROM BELGIUM AND
ITALY PROBABLY BE CALLED
FOR CONSULTATION.
SECRECY IS MAINTAINED
Movement WIN Not be Directed Against
German Preleiariai. Hut Against
The ReneiIonaries and tlle
Imp@iailzis.


PARIS. Fob. 2s.--Creat military activ'
IIy wns noted today along that portion
" the Rhine occupied BY the ffench
near the Mayenoc bridEehcad.
The artillery which had boon parked
several milcn behind the iine' was
brought up. ns also were long lines OF
ammunition trucks. while the airpiane
camps al Boursot and viiiacoupley Do
gan 10 show activity commencing NJ
noon today. II h reported that the
movement Of senegalese. Algerian and
Moroccan troops arriving at Marsel'lcs
during tho past few days has gresty
Increased.
Marshal Foch II expected TO return
TO Paris from London tomorrow with
General wcignnd and proceed imnie'
dlateiy 10 Eaence. there 70 await tne
daclsion of the London conference TINS
decision. according 20 scIni'officiai In.
formation. In not expected IN Paris unti
Friday or Saturday.
Should the Germans formally decline
to accept the allied PREPARATIONS demand
England IN said 10 be In readiness 70
execute penalties which were decided
on by Prcmiers Lloyd George and hri'
and Sunday nj chequcrs court slthoo<n
such penalties must he rauued ~ rel.
gium and italy, whose delcsates vi'l
have 10 be caiiod into consultation.
The greatest secrecy ~ neins "au'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-01
SHEPPARD HAS RETURNED
FROM VISIT TO ABILENE

=. n. Sheppard. minister for the To-
cal Church OF Christ. has returned home
after a visit Of several days in Abilene,
where he attended the annual Lecture
Week held In connection with the Abl'
lene Christian College.
Among the participants In the Lee
turc Week program were some u the
most notable men Of the church. Nit
Sheppard was on the program, and
states that tho attendance was quite
up 10 the former standard.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-01
SEA GuLLS.

SEA GuLlJS.
Chill Fingers of autumnal rain.
Play ON the sands dull refrain.
And over restless. striving seas
The gray gulls stoop and rise
agaln.
Iuccn Summers satellites have
flown
To sing before her Southern throne;
Oh. I.i.tic Brothers ~ the Storm.
va keep our rendezvous alone!
hear your bold. imperious cry,
rhat challenges and would defy;
No ilauld note of songbIrd's throat
Would match 10 well that cold gray
sky.
Greetings. on wild. adventurous
crew!
I scorn the Flower OF Safety. too:
oh. Little Brothers of the Storm,
A stormtosscd soul saiutcth youl
Now York Times.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-01
WEATHER

WEST TExAs: Tuesday and We'd
nesday partly cloudy 60 cloudy: o,ld'
NJ IN north portions "Wednesday.
4. 4. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-01

By Associated Fusr.
PORTER. Indiana. Feb. 2s.--The last
body tonight was believed to have been
removed from the debris ~ the wreck
last night when a New York Central
train cut In two Michigan Central
flyer at the intersection of the two
lines here. but Identification of the
lead was still progressing slowly.
The official list Of dead tonight
stood at forty three. but little more
than n score uf these had been idcnti.
lied positively.
Seven or eight of the bodies may
never be identified. The wreck left
them In such condition they could not
be recognized
Only one part Of the debris remained
to bc searched tomorrow--the twisted.
broken hulk Of the New York Central
engine which tore through the wooden
Michigan Central passenger coach with
such force that II was buried several
teet In the soft earth.
This had been partly undermined.
however. and II was thought that all
u the bodies had been recovered.
List of Dead
with the death list of last nights
wreck fixed at forty three. only q Of
the victims had been positively idonti.
fled "a hours after the wreck tonight,
the list ~ Identified dead were:
Howard Annoy, Cleveland. Ohio.
Mrs Emma Bevicr. Augusta. Michi.
gan.
J.C Bevire. Augusta. Michigan.
Mrs Florence See. Michigan City.
Indiana.
Pearl May Cavanaugh. = years old.
adopted daughter of Mrs. see.
Mrs Lillian Bachr. Michigan City,
Indiana.
Arthur T.. Rekman. year old
nephew Of Mrs Baehr.
Justin Collins. London. ontario.
Gordon Campbell. Rcvelstoke. II. c.,
student Of Chicago trade school.
Carl Dcland. Elkhart. Indiana. fire.
man ~ the New York Central train.
W. q. Englcr. travelling ON pass from
Chicago 10 Detroit.
Claude johnson. Eikhart. Indiana,
engineer of New York Central train
Peter Cain. Regina, Sask., Canada.
Mrs. Barnhart Kramer. Michigan
City. Indiana.
Mrs. Frederick schwicr Michigan
city. Ind.
Three year old son Of Mrs. Frederick
schwire. Michigan City, Ind.
Mrs A. u. vanryper. Michigan City,
Ind.
Phillip Goldstein.
A. n. vanrypcr. Michigan city. In
diana.
]. W Baker. III Paso. Illinois.
Mrs Sarah Moss. Denver. Colorado
Miss Fannie Ballou, Kalamazoo
Michigan
Many Are Missing
The revised list ~ persons MISSING
was issued tonight as follows:
Miss June Campbell. stenographer nj
Michigan Central division superinten
dent at Jackson. Michigan.
r. J. Campbell taddress unknown hui
supposed to he relative of Miss Jun,
Campbell or Gordon Campbelll
Mrs J. l.. Miller. Michigan City
Indiana
]. l.. Miller. Michigan City. Indiana
Mrs McCray, Chicago, Illinois.
McCray. Chicago. Illinois.
Mrs. Justine Collins. London On
tario. husband kiliedj
Mrs G. II. 0oldstein. Detroit. Michl
gan.
Fred Liggett. Niles. Michigan.
Mrs. George Baker, Michigan City
Indiana.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-01
81 PASSENGERS KILLED in WRECK
The News Printed Today

The News the only printed In the Plains Country
~ this Al others the
Plains Country and dated March under BOGUS DATE.
THIS deceive the readers
wires
The News for the dcpcnday freshness o s
depends % gulbiiy
the publlc does not have date ahead 10 get audience
Within press stopped morning. News
aboard the train Fresh the The
News the DATE Of publication instead Of printed
the before DATED AHEAD % deceive you
This IN Of the distinctions Of The News.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-01
SUBMISSION or BIDS
Will. BE CLOSED TODAY,

Time for submission of bids on plans
Tor the Amarillo auditorium CLOSES TO.
day nj noon. Proposed plans and bids
will be considered az n meeting Of the
city commission this afternoon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-01

Ordinarily n fellow named Pier.
Ing runs the levers. hut he wanted
60 take . night eff ana hired Sos
Cook. who N q substitute operator.
On work for him.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-01
Mrs. t,nrrre Injured.

Tripped In walking across the floor
at Brooks 4 Haley's tailoring cstab.
lishmcnt on Polk Street Monday. cost
Mrs. NJ. &. Cuerre couple NJ frac
tur,d ribs. Mrs. Gucrre Is seamtress
NJ the nrcoks 4 Haley store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-05
CHAMBER DIRECTORS HOLD
AN INTERESTING MEETING
Many Matters Talked Of For City s
betierment Comfplttees Ap.
pointed High School
Building Discussed

The board ol directors ol me cham.
bcr of Commerce held its reealar
non'Aiy meeting Tuesday wish l'real,
dent lsman Gray ln the chair AT.
GER founun matters we're disnosed ag
iNc baarl ana sneal forts membsaa
Who were present discussed saHc
iey q matters. many q them ~ mueh a
Importance % ihe welisrr al dHiaflr
The chamber ni Commerce Is spona
ofing ihe SKATE meeting VI ,he Ea
wprth I.eaGnt walch Nl'l bold eunt
seption hfer tne ihtfa week ln Juno
The matter 81 A"t'et ine ~ pln.
hsry and mafe efficiency oF ihr
npnie pai BATH house was an ior gen.
'fal discussion. and committee WAS
ramed 20 make z fenofi on an mae
iefa relating thereto
rhe i4ooa'et tana waa dlscumai i
tCoulinned un paKe !
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-05
TWO ARE HELD FOR
TRIAL; ONE PLEADS
ALVIN Southcslana Violates Parole
and Is Arrested on vagraney
Charge Lan4ers Charged
With Conveying

Alvin Scn eflaad and ldwm
Dawes two 6oY shar "a Nith sae an-
cv we're arralFned 10 iae eoarl ai
Justice HafaA Yesterday oven a
Dawes esded guilty 20 fhc charge
agd was asseseed ane OF $40. eoa s
aHa sentenced - So dsy. ia thr eoHp
iy lasI SoutheFland pleaded eot
n'ls and will havs hA preliminary
4flal brlte Justice liafws uaty
january e,h la the meantime to
uin eMan 10 la4 e,,i'ss lsnd "a sn.
cured Young saai0erlsn4 wat oat
oa nroia o0a toreeey cAaFKe maae
SOME liine aeo adina geod ue
ta'ier v mar Inaee Arthur SwanA
suspended sentence af sOo tlue
Charles DaHdefa hareed with con.
yeying liquor was afraigued before
judge Boles ana held far trial on the
18th 10 gleaded Not guilty.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-05
REAL TORS BANQUET AND
TALK CHARTER REVISION
Monthly Meeting At lone Last
Night Was One of Much In
terest To Get Busy on
City Affairs

The real estate dealer- monthly
banqlci 81 the lone Tuesday evening
was a real functional aglsir After
feastlnr on one og Ntanaiss~ Scardea 's
bes, spreads the guests ~ ,he eye
n'ns the mcmhers of The charter r.
vision committee from thar combined
organization was called iron to re-
port their progress. only Two ~ them
responding. NcsNrs Gree0 aud Rall
They reported no proprsss heyond a.
s~rmanen; ornniAticn. ~ thcr of
,heaa being ablc % tell icst why
During she discussion The seutmea'
WAS al 'nfasor of sucA reeislon NJ
the cir chars~ as wosh6 provide
the city With an administration with
head and wssh some deg ec % fiaal
authority
L was generally agreed that set
81 commissioners under The present
provisions could provide AN cfficicos.
economio administration ag tAc oHy
affairs The Joint revision commits
toe was urxed to NJ onco get husy
and formulate some Kind ~ rs,or,.
as she fine was getting very short
Tor any resulse 10 ne sccnred a. ihe
coming city election
Thu special. committee on auto
toufists camp announced mewin,
for Thursday evening. and later tlis
was turned into Joint meeting with
a Ike committee from the Chamber
OF Commerce. 70 ne held al the city
hall.
The Realtors discussed several
other propositions aud then ADJOURN
I'd IN a body "a thr meeting ~ the
Chamber of rommeree directors.
where sIaeches we're masle hy Vic
Houston A. B Armsiroaa, II r.
IIansford. " " Mccoy. y II Mo-
unire ana many others. sll urelng
immediate a,t..'a hy the JOINT regis-
ion committee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-05

Ben Mcintosh il "a jail eharsed
with the tAefi of silverWare dishes
and ether kitchen ware. taken fsam
"A CONSOLIDATED school house ueas
Meridian sheriff Robertson made
he arrest las, nlshl a pal Of Mc.
'intosA Is being held al Chandler on
; charge of siding ia the robbery OF
The bank q Carney on December 81.
lass year The robbery of the sehooi
house took Qlaec on the evening ot
sle -Sih of p'.cemaer The two men
are Thought 90 be- part of ean9 of
bank fNheers The charge OF re3+
hing tae school house viii NOT te
pushed il sufficient evidence l. ioana
= bold MnIuiosh ON the bank rob0er,
rhafge Clarence King is the name
os the man held By the Chandler 81.
flcers Another arrest il expected
q be made before night I'VE thlnk
We have caught Two pretty bad men
saia County Attorney Dlnwlddie 10
DAY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-05
COMMUNITY INSTITUTE
WILL Do MUCH Good
Intended As Aid In Better Cities
Campaign Sponsored BY State
University Opens In Guth
rie In February

AT the meeting nf Che hamyeY 81
Commerce Friday rigAt the matter 81
the coming community Institute was
freely d~useea while tess Institute
is part az national community
movement tbe sixteen lntalHe -
BE- held IN oklahoma are under the
dire-a ,ul ~ 4iou 81 m extension
department x the Oklahoma f,aie
university. and IS Intended "a assist
81 the campaign for "be, er cities.
already well nanguraisd aua 81 which
Guthrie has decided 20 heroine one
of the active and energetic contest
ants This Guthrie institute vii he
held olout ne ias; q ths month or
early il Febassry time % ~ g., ded
on by the state university head
II viii Be - session thras daYs
This institute wiil have several
prcluiss There will be ca eminent
and expert nusleal director at least
week before the institute gi.4ms
musical Instruction. especially ln tho
line u community singing Also. an
expert health dlrecior pall spend
some time 10 the city extending work
Of the Red Cross fIesitn workers.
s..a.-,~s--..ss..---...
lcnnflnnad on paxa I
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-05
ROTARY CLUB Goes ON
RECORD FOR CITY MANAGER
Motion Passed To Change Present
System Of Municipal Gov.
ornment Committee To
Speed Work


AZ lia monday luncheon. WtdueH.
daS tbs Rotary club won't sqnar,ly
on refoa fof iae managerlu form az
eofefnmeu Cor the clly
Is recommended charter revision
touching schools ffc protection
Garks and more revenue for cltv and
- hoals and advocated fhe election ot
five cts directors TO be- elected from
tte eiiy ~ large. shcae directors to
to empowefed 20 employ a city man.
aTer who shalt be aubAeryieni 10 the
VIII of These directors.
Rotaran Mcclure Told ct tha as
ecesIly FOR action " action is hc
tikeu. aad less talk
Hotarlan Nlblack presented mo.
lion which was unanimously adopted
that lba elut go on record FOR the eitv
manager plan with au advisory ii.
recsofa 9 Of five mon. 10 be elected
trm tho city az large
The club solicited McGulre ana
Lean 10 ao' with Charter Committee.
man Braun IN presenting the wishes
OF She club at a nceiue 10 be he'd
Tuesday night al tho city hall
-