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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-02
SALVATION ARMY HEADS
WILL PAY A VISIT HERE
General W. Bramwcll Booth IN
pcctcd in Richmond on
February ~.

The local corps OF til" salvation
Amy has arranged for the appear.
ance here OF General W. Hramw"Il
Booth head of The work throughout
the world. and the tentative program
is 30 the effect that the salvation
Army head VIII appear at the city
Auditorium ~ Il mass meeting on
February -. He Is expected to spend
the following day also in Richmond.
Plans are being perfected for two big
macs meetings. TN" one on February
"a for white citizens. ana one the
following day for colorcd people
Genera! Booth is on his way to
pass through the United states, land
ing in New York on February u or
-. proceeding the next day 10 Rich
mond. II VAS announced yesterday
that Tic meetings IN Richmond vii!
be the only public gatherings AZ which
the leader VIII appear during his trip
across the continent. II" i coming
here to meet III. people OF Richmond
ana Virginia and TO visit the historic
places here.
Tn. party accompanying General
Booth embraces Commissioner ID. {.
Lamb colonel Joseph ruEm!re ana
staff Captain John Smith. Commands
ant Garland. head OF tn" orSan!za-
tion III Richmond. mas completed ar
raug.mcntS fer the entertainment Of
the party during It's stay here, w =
.cr Holiday. treasurer OF t-c funds
for salvation Army work N R'ch-
moud. Viii assist in the -nierta!n-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-02
VIRGINIA RAILROADS ASK
HIGHER EXCURSION RATES
Little Opposition Dc,rlupS at Hearing
I:eforc state Corporntiun
Com m L. sion.

Little opposition 10 tho proposed
lncr'ds" in convention ami excursion
larcs proposed in Il petition ot the
principal railways la VIRGINIA do
yrI"p'd yesterday at hearing be-
tore IN" state Corporation tomuu!g-
sion Eccausc trains bearing attor-
neES from Now Work were iiv. hours
!atc. The case was postponed y.stcr-
Gay morning from lr IL o'clurk.
I'M MONTAGUE. ryur.Scntiug the
Grand Lodge of odd Fellows of Nir-
GINA. and w. Il. Cridlin. OF the Nir-
Einia Division. Travellers Protective
Association. represented tho bun, OF
the opposition. Il. :. Goodman traffic
manager OF the Richmond chamber
al commerce. WAS present To ask tiE;it
Whatever the rate agreed upon Il h.
made elective TO the trade cunVou-
ton which is annually held in Eich-
mond.
J.. w. Willis. OF the Virg!mar Rail-
way. and 6. Il. Hunter. OF the EaSt".n
trunk Line. We're among attorneys
who appeared for tn" railroads
The matter developed into a pure
~ legal question and the comm iSsiou
reserved it's decision. The companies
claim the commission has no Juris-
diCtion. They propose TO MAKE
'"unu-trip tickets which formerly
SOLID for one ana "a third OF rum far.
one way, sell at one and half fare
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-02
HABEAs CORPUS WRIT TO
AFFORD MAN A HEARING
Supreme Court Acts in Case of y.
y. Reynolds, Charged With
killing Son.

For what is said to be- tn. third
time in some forty years the Su-
premc Cour, OF Virginia Yesterday
granted writ OF hahcas Corpus 10
y. I. Reynolds held by the sheriff OF
Patrick county "i;hou, bail or q
SON. Judge VI. i. Burks will - in
Lexington Thursday TOR = hearing Of
the case.
According to the statement OF Tho
case. Reynolds has been unable To- Sc
cure lail. \ letter received from
Woolw!nc. OF Lexington. states THAI
Reynolds is charged with killing his
son. Avis j. Reynolds. AMI TINT Az
aiiemp, to seek his release will 10
contested.
TIL" writ OF habeas corpus granted
yesterday reads:
On the petition OF 4. r. Reynolds
FOR bail under section i.S3l OF the
Code Of Virginia. writ Of habcas
co'nus is awarded. 10 he directed to
mand!nc him To have the body Of
~ 7. Reynolds in his custody. as it
IS SAID. together with the cause OF
his being taken and detained before
Martin u. BGrkS. one Of the Judges
Of the supreme Court Of Appeals OF
irgin!n, on Thursday. the sixteenth
daF OF February, 1921. at II o'clock
IN tho courthouse OF Rocl;britpc
County, in the town Of Lexington.
"rh" serving OF copy of this or
der shall have the same force and
elect as II :: formal wr!i of haneas
corpus We're issued and scrylc, shall
be required by law
"tSieacdD NJ J. El;EES''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-02

We have arrived whore we must
seriously consider the advislbil!.y of
entirely separating this problem from
the general fund, and providing scp;-
rate and independent support for the
schools by spccia, levy
This recommendation was' rcpc.t.d
in TWO of his subsequent MESSAGES
to Council. but neither received amy
attention from either the Finance
committee or Council Itself. There
is hope in the minds Of some mem
berS Of the Finance Committee that
council will take cognizance al the
suggestion OF tic Mayor AMI That the
school appropriation tension may hc
relieved. for this year at least in
this way.
Another plan, it is said. viii he
proposed by member Of III" Finance
Committee. and that Is that a special
poll tax OF So fiat he imposed upon
every citizen old enough 10 vote. the
proceeds 10 be devoted TO III" school
fund. IT Is probable this plan may
be suggested ut the meeting Of Coun-
ell next Monday night.
Chairman James l.. Peters. OF tho
subcommittee on utilities. has called
ms committee to meet al o'clock
saturday afternoon. The committees
VIII go TO Laurel to view the sitr
of the Industrial School for Boys at
that place. which Will be sold this
year by :hc state. Directors OF tn"
school Will be hosts Of the committee.
Besides the members OF the commit
viii go on the trip. The suhcommit-
tee consists of Chairman Peters. Al
dcrnan White and Councilman Dick
crSon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-02
COMMON COUNCIL MA TAKE
UP QUESTION OF SPECIAL TAX
FOR SCHOOLS ONDA YNIGHT
Mayor Ainslic Expects to Have His Budget Draft
Ready TO Send In at That Sesson-Financc
Committee May Meet Friday

/; was stated yesterday that the
Finance Committee OF City Council
nigh; he called in special session
Friday night to consider several
financial measures TO be presented
To Common Council q: it's regular
meeting NEXT Monday night.
Mayor Ainslic said yesterday that
he expected Ia have his budget draft
ready to hand Council next Mon'ily.
He has been in consultation with the
heads OF the departments this week.
as Il preliminary 10 the drawing up
OF mis- document.
There were expressions of opinion
around City Hall Yesterday as 10 the
possible recommendation of 4 special
school levy TO meet the demands Of
the school Board for more funds than
'hc city can give under the prevail
Ing taN apnortionmcnt. 1t was SAID
the sense Of members OF the Finance
increase in taxation, but as TO
whether this would he Il special tax
or AN additional amount 20 be added
TO prevailing taxes. was no; stated.
Tho impression IS that the Mayor
viii simply repeat tho suggestion
made IN his report written on May
IL. 1919. in which he said
The problem Of financing public
education is Il large. serious and DIFF
ticult one. We still do Il out uf the
general fund. upon which IL makes
growing inroads. Ii consumed for
maintenance alone las; y2nr - per
cent OF the total appropriations tex
ccpt for ;ntcrcSl and rcdcmDtiral. and
this years budget carries appropr.a-
t!nnS for the same purpose amount
ing 10 1913 per cent Of that sam.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-02
Today and Tonight
i'm Richmond

NtrhmOnd Manufacturers. thnni-
her of Commerce. auditorium. 4.
Police Chiefs Of Virginia. "firc
of Chief L. n. sherry. Police Head
quarters, =.
Rt. Rev. Denis }. Utonnril.
Catholic Bi.aOp Os ltirhmOnd.
speaks ut Ladies' Auxiliary uf 81.
Vincent dc raul. sacred Heart Ca
thcdrnl. =.
League of Women Voters,
Fourth Precinct. Lee ward. Room
6;lo. Jefferson Hotel. S;i5.
official board. Denny street
Methodist Church. stewards room,
y.
Executive committee uf House
wives League. So Fast Main
street, IL.
tiny mud Lee Ward section. Il rcp
t>icnn Club. William FoN Srh"ol. y.
Acndcmy. vaudeville aud motion
pictures. >. +. :aO and D:i5.
strand. flaming of thr Shrc,y."
S'sn; "Thc Servant in thu House."
$40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-02

Ficl fne'S WOrkS-IGdition de
Luxe, volumes, $1,000 set. Bound
in Buckram.
The Library OF Historic Chnrnct-
erS and Famous Events OF All Ma.
lions and Ages Illustrated with
photographers from famous paint
ings by great Artists from Authentic
portraits. Bound i'm linen buckram
II volumes, $500 set.
kipling'S W0rkS-10 volumes.
three-quartcr leather, $1,000 set.
Celebrated CrimcS-By Dumas, 8
volumes, cloth, $3.50 set.
Works OF Thnckcry-1O volumes,
thrce-fourth leather Edition de
Luxe, $3.50 set
Roosevelt, His Life, Meaning and
Messages II volumes, Sl.00 set.
Basement, South.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-02
DR.. NELSON IS NEW HEAD
OF THE 7. B. ASSOCIATION
Wcii-EnOwn Physician Elected
President at Annual Meet
ing Of Body.
OTHER OFFICERS ARE NAMED
Miss Hammers Annual Hcpor,
Shows Much Work Durin. 1870.
Approximately 5000 Persons
Reached by Addresses Last Year.

l'r j. Garnett Nelson. wcll-known
il'h mond physician aud :, n-inucr
OF Inc faculty Of the Medical College
Of virgin WAS chosen president al.
The Richmond Tuberculosis ASsocia-
iton At the annual meeting last
night in the auditorium OF the y. NJ
G. " Or. Nelson served in the world
war as lieutenant -color"l in the Med
zeal Corps and WAS stationed with
Ease Hospital No. IL. with Dr. stuart
Mcfuircs unit. Following his cl.c-
Won; h.. spoke on ''rh" Aims OF the
retiring president. made short
Other officers elected were: Walker
Scott. Mrs John Eohcrtson. X. Henry
liarwood and Mrs John Hayes. vice.
presidents. and :. l.. Bates. treasurer.
Members Of the board Of directors
are: pr. T.. G. Levy. Department Of
city Dispensary. nr. L. 4. l.. Miller
Medical College of Virginia: pr. y
Thomas Emmett. city school Board;
H. H. Ii;bbs, rh. II. school social
i;9y,kin,, Thomas Scott; W. Fred
Richardson. DR. g. G. Hudson. CITY
Health officer: Miss Gordon Friend.
Gity Health Bureau; Miss Mamie
No,,, catholic women's club: Mrs
y. Y. Raudolrh: Mrs. Thomas Il. Mo
Adams. Richmond Educational Assoc
citation: Mrs. Roy X. Flanagan. Mrs.
~. u az -. .hllNtU -haTtuStg INV III
Smith. Rotary Cluh; NJ. :. knight.
Richmond Advertising club: Mrs. j.
X bowman, business Moments club:
Louis .IudkinS. Richmond Recreation
Association.
At tho close of the business scs-
sion a playlct entitled The lamps and
the children" showing tho diseases
that attack children. was effectively
presented ny members of the school
OF Socia! Work ana Public Health.
~ an al s..s AF NJ To-
Smith.
'Anproxima,cly 5000 people were
reached during last year by health
talks, ANA 10000 copies OF l!;"ratur"
w"r" distributed" Miss Nora Spencer
Hammer executive secretary, de-
clarcd in delivering her annual re-
port Seventeen clinics We're held
III various sections OF the C!tE-niuc
o.cd. At those clinics 3OS people
wcrc examined. Ot this number.
siNty-one had active tuberculosis;
twrntysiN cases have h".su sent 10
Sanatoria. and the remaining number
ere under IN" supervision Of the city
Health Board III the !. V. y. y. Six
teen children were referred 10 open
air schools Scvcnty-two cases re
fcrr"d 10 The CITY Dispcusary for
diagnosis ami treatment. and twenty
three cases referred TO other dispcn-
sari.S."
The nurses made $500 bedside Wis.,
It's during The year, and 3.i1i in
structivc visits were made to work
up clinics and follow-up work y
heath survey Of i,5O0 romrs was
made in South Richmond in co-opora
ton with rcprcScn alive women ot
South Richmond and nurses from the
school Of Social Work and Publ.
Health. Material relief was give,
through ~" association to cl"vcr
eases, including sanatoria fee. trans
portation. outfit and other necessities
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-02
STANDARD SETS AT SPECIAL PRICES

Shakespeare New, handy cdi-
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Shakespeare = II hrce- fourths
leather binding, Is volumes, Edition
de Luxe University Press edition,
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Knights Half Hour With the
Best Authors volumes, cloth,
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Emerson Edition de Luxe, 6 vol.
umes, cloth binding, $1,000.
LosSing'S History OF the United
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$500 set.
Peoples Encyclopedia IS vol
umcs, $500 set.
Larned's History OF the Words
<volumes, $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-02
GIVEN YEAR IN JAIL
Rec Stuart Found Guilty. in uust,nr.
Court. OF M"undlng Joseph
Meade ,Ir,

in Hustinss Cour, yesterday. Boo
Stuar: was :,iTeu twelve months H.
voundiug Joseph Meade. Jr
William Graham, alias William
JoncH co!ored, was anqUlrteu OF Til.
charge or grand larceny. iic was
charged with having taken a diamond
ring belonging - c. J.. Tulcr This
was the second trial! Tn" accuse!
was given one Year 10 The penit.n.
tary al the lrsi hearing. and an ap-
peal WAS noted Edgou H. English
represented Graham 49, the trial YES
tcgday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-02
Qualification. in CHANGER,

In the Chauccry Court yesterday
J. l.. Davis Uualiii-i as tGmin strn-
tor a: the c,,intc ot Alfred DAVIS.
Valued ~ $1,000. Thr pid Dominion
Trust Company qualified as aImluls-
'raicr. of the estate uf J l. FIpuruoy.
valued ~ $7.i1n. j. 7. " .lsou puufi-
fed as administrator at III. estate
ut Martha =. James. valued ut $i3ur.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-02
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Tho Federation Of Mothers clubs
and Parcnt-TcaChcis' Associations.
r,othcrs' clubs az the schools OF
Richmond, have adopted resolutions
:nVor!nS better pay for 'yacners o!
thc city. ], was decided 1" pos'l"n"
the general meeting OF the clubs
from February 10 Thursday. fch-
:uUry u.
\ concert will he given by the sab
bath Gle: club. an organization "i
coiorcd musicians, under the auspices
OF the Business Eoincn's Circle OF The
s, cond prcsbytcriar Church on Feb
runry Is in the auditorium OF John
Marshall High Schooi. I'm Interest
inE program OF spiritual ana 1!anta-
tion melodies Will be given. and the
proceeds used for mountain mission
work in Virginia
The executive commilte" o; The
Richmond Housewives l'aSu, viii
hold e meeting this morning at u
o'clock iu the board room Of the tcd-
oral Trust COMPANY. sos East Main
street.
An former students. teachers or
persons connected in any way with
IlarrisouuuIg Normal Schoo! have
r.cu urged TO attend called meet
ing Friday afternoon at o'clock IN
The club room on the third noor OF
the Y ". 9. y. Dr. John ". May
land. professor OF history at iiar-
risonouig ana chairman OF the alum
nae relations committee, has called
the meeting. IL" will deliver an adj
dress on Tie s;Ideu, building 10 be
erected at iiar:isouburs soon.
| 4 Joint session Of Clay and Leo
| Ward sections Of the Keep Klean
/ kluh viii bc held tonight Al o'clock
/ ia the William Fox School 10 discuss
/ the Clean-up campaign. Colonel
| Julien ~ iIi!l is chairman Of the Lee
| Ward section, with 4. E!wood Tragic
I serving Merchantmen. W \.
! Charlie. Jr.. and Percy G. Christian
are chairman and vice chairman. re-
| spcctivcly. of the Clay Ward organi-
cation.
There will be a meeting of the oil
Cial board OF Denny Street MethOdi ;;
I Church in the stewards room this
evening at 5 o'clock All members
arc /.Qurstcd TO attend.
y church conference Will be held
ia Laurel Street Methodist Church
this evening at 8 o'clock instead oi
the iuidwccH prayer meeting. Th,
church has completed its work 10
the first quarter Of the present con
ference year. Reports from the vuri
Gus departments viii he made Plan
vii. be considered FOR the revival ser
vices to begin sunday. February -
wiui the Walt !iolcomh party.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-02

verdict for sl>T.i7 was returned
by jury in Law and Equity Cour,
yesterday in the suit o! j. H. TyI.r
MENuSi u" Old Dominion Hide and
Wool 'Ompany.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-02
r,cu, I:.,n,. Transfer.

The rrudcntill Realty Corporation
has sold 10 VI. !. Hubbard parcel
OF land on The east side Of the fioGlc-
ward. 10 feet nor:A OF Grow Avenue.
FOR So 600. Tn. pvOporty fronts the
Boulevard scv"nty-ninc feet, extend
ing back TOO feet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-02

The lobby OF the Lyric Theatre was damned to cana.
city yesterday evening with patient people waiting to get
in to see De Miles latest Paramount Productions "FOR-
hidden FRUIT" Outside long queue OF pros
pectiye patrons waiting in the cold night get in.
AS the showings completed and the waiting
throng pushed its way past the ticket aker the smiling
faces OF those who had Just the picture were source
of great satisfaction to the management Scores per-
sons prominent in the business professional
life OF Richmond were audible in their praise. "1he
picture ever saw seemed to be the OF opin-
ion Quite strong statement, but and see for
YOURSELF We believe you will agree with them At any
rate, cannot afford to miss it, 1t is, indeed great
picture achievement.
THE MANAGEMENT,
Lyric Theatre
WHAT THE LOCAL PRESS HAS TO SAY
Audiences always marvel at the skill OF Cecil 3. De
Mile and with each succeeding phO0pay presented by
him his admirers are led to believe the apex the
art has been reached His latest offering, "FORBDDEN
FRUIT which was presented at the Lyric Theatre with
extraordinary success yesterday is In respects.
lavish than OF his previous and rams the
ganut OF human emotions. The story, by Jcanic
MACPHERSON, is renlce with pathOS and thrills which
stir the hcart-The Times Dispatch
The settings are in the usual De Mile styIe-sumDu-
and elaborate. The costumes OF the PRINCIPALS arc
gorgeous and the Interpolation OF the Cinderella episode
effectively presented with settings magnicence
tho taking place in hall Of mirrors 1t is bcaut-
full picture.-The News Leader.
WHAT THE NEW YORK WORLD SAID
"As gorgeous and layisfly prepared film it cannot be
equaed by anything here In the past. Moreover it
is n most absorbing story.
"Evcn the harem scenes in 'Kismef fade into insie-
nifcance when compared with tho Cinderella scenes"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-02

Governor Stunrt Here.
Former Governor Stuart arrived n
Richmond Yesterday from New YORK.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-02

There will be a meeting Of the oil
Cial board OF Denny Street Methodist
Church in the stewards room This
evening at 5 o'clock All members
arc /.Qurstcd 10 attend
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-02

Tho executive commiitc" OF .hr
Richmond Housewives I'aGu, VIII
hold q meeting this morning at II
o'clock iu the board room of the tcd-
.rnl Trust Company. SOS East Main
4
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-02-17

ANNUAL report Of Fire Chief, was
read and ordered filed.
Motion made and unanimously car
rIcd that fine Board Of Public Works
IS instructed to arrange with the Bart
Iclt'rm.r Company for making
change, b sidewalk on South Water
Street Yves - Nays, none.
lpon motion on roll call the follow
ing report Of the City Hall Inyesugat-
ing Committee on the cost of new City
Han Binding, was unanimously ac-
ccplcd and adopted Ayes 8 Nays.
none Members of the City Hall
Building Committee voting present.
no IIu HONORABLE MAYOR
AND COMMON COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF MANIToWoC'
The Undersigned members of your
Committee appointed TO investigate
the cost If the New City Hall Build
ing beg 70 report;
That We have examined all vouchers
pertaining to the cost Of the City Hall
Building on file in the City Clerks
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-02-17
IWrit Sarkastic."

Tn answer to question as to
whether IT Is safe to allow Il baby and
dog to sleep together the health de-
partment of the Brooklyn Eagle says:
"A child Of that age is capable Of har-
boring all sorts of microbes, and she
might infect the dog with something
so il isn't very safe for the dog. A dog
should have a separate bed with q
change OF sheets every night"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-02-17

1t takes a small boy to axe the con-
Ceit out Of one. Being a little stout
and not OFTEN we'll pleased with my.
self, on one occasion when wearing a
new gown | asked lny small son if |
did not look rather well He eyed me
for moment, then took the starch out
Of lae by asking, Are you not just a
Little wide across the skirtY
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-02-17
Disease Caused by Tree Tapping.

q Dutch scientist has found that the
disastrous brown bust disease of the
rubber Tree is caused by the present
method Of tapping, and not by a mold
infection, as has previously been
thought
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-02-17
NOTICE FOR AID j VISITATION AND
NO ice / % CREDITORS

NOTICE FOR AID HESITATION AND
NO ice 10 CREDITORS
State of Wisconsin, County Court MaLitowoc
CoLty-ln Probate
In Re Estate # Mich Zamhurek Deceased
NorICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That at the special
term of said Court to be held on the 2nd
tuesday being the Sth day of March A d.
lB2l, at the Court House in the city of
Manitowoc, County of MauitOwoc and state of
Wisconsin, there will bee heard aud considered
the apple ttiun of Frances Zamhurek for the
appointment of an administrator of the estate
OF Mich Zamburek late of the town Of Cato
in said County deceased;
Notice Is Hereby Further Gwen. That at the
Special teru Of said Court to be- held al said
Court House, on the 2ud Tuesday. (beiEg the
lith day) at June. A. y. 1921, there will be
heard considered and adjusted all claims
usainst said Mich. Zamburek. deceased
And Notice Is Hereby further Given, That
all such claims for examination and allowance
must be- presented to said County Court at the
Court House, IN the City of Mauitowoc in said
County and state on or before the eth dav Of
June, A ID 1921. or be barrel
Dated Februurs eth, WI
BY the Court.
JOHN CHLOUPEE,
County Judge
Healy & joyce. Attorneys
Pub Feb. lu : %
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-02-17
STREETS
UTILITIES

Superintendent ....................."S2,70 10000
Section 2. This ordinance shall be
in effect from and after its passage
and publication
(Signed) c. f. ISSELMANN.
Committee to whom was referred
claim of VIM. SEEKER Estate, returned
same recommending that claim be dis
allowed because Street was oiled and
later had to be torn up for paving.
Upon motion on roll call, Committees
report was unanimously accepted and
the claim disallowed. Ayes l3-Nays,
none.
Fricke excused at this time
Under suspension of the rules unani-
mously agreed to the following bills
were allowed and ordered paid, Mayor
and Clerk instructed to issue neces-
sary orders. Ayes I2-Nays, none.
Public Service Enterprise Pay
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-02-17

Office; that we have carefully exam
ined the minutes of the City Hall
Building Committee on file in the City
Clerks office; that we have questioned
personally members of the City Hall
Building Committee, and have com
pared all the above with the final re-
port of the City Hall Building Com
mittec now on file in the City Clerks
office,
We find that the said report is cor
rect; that the construction work was
economically carried out and. com
plclcd under conditions requiring much
time and attention from your City
Hall Building Committee.
Your Committee finds no cause for
crilicism and that the Judgment used
by your City Hall Building Committee
in recommending changes which they
deemed necessary and authorized by
this Council is deserving of commenda-
ton