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The Ordway new era., 1922-07-14
GENERAL

GENERAL
Bennie Leonard, world champion
lightweight fighter, smashed Rocky
Kansas almost at will all over the ring
in the eighth round of their scheduled
ten-round titular contest at Michigan
City, Ind. and the Buffalo. y. Y, chal-
leuger's seconds threw in the sponge
10 save their man from something
more than a technical knockout.
Eleven persons were killed and sew
enty-rvo injured when the midnight
flyer on the Philadelphia < Reading
railroad left the rails. through the mis-
take Of a signalman. and plunged down
a thirty-foot embankment near Win
slow Junction. y. J.. according 10 Il
complete casualty list issued by the
state police.
ThiboiauX, surprise horse of the
Kentucky Special, when he ran a SEN
sational second to Whiskaway and
beat the great Norwich. came back and
won the LatOnia derby from Yoshimi
and Olympus in the easiest kind of
fashion Withdrawal of Broomster
and Margaret Winsor had reduced the
field TO three starters.
The National Industrial Traffic
League at Chicago issued a statement
regarding the effect the recent Coro-
nado case might have upon the nation
wide rail strike. The statement, in part.
follows: If the strike should be con-
Quoted with violence and the destruc-
u Of nd -t,
organizations which have promoted the
strike their officers and agents, may
be held liable in civil damages for
losses entailed.
Frances DeCamp. Is years old.
daughter of Mrs. Lillian DeCamp Of
Helena, Montana, was drowned in the
Woolston reservoir. on Mount Helena.
while camping there with n party OF
picnickers. The child went TO the
reservoir TO dip out water, leaned over
to far and fell in.
Panic reisned seyenty-five feet un-
der ground when fire started on a
subway express in New York City.
Deadly gas filled the ten cars when
guards attacked the blaze with fire
extinguishers and about $50 men.
women and children were overcome
by the fumes before they were taken
through the darkened tube TO outlets
and We're lifted to the street, two
levels above the express tracks.
watermelons for which Georgia
growers are glad TO get from to l7ls
cents each. are selling in the retail
market in New York City at 40 cents
70 S1.5o said statement issued by
Hershell $. Jones, Director of the state
Department l;ureau of Farms ard
Markets High freight rates, mostly
equally high cartage charges and the
hit" taken in turn by four middlemen
make up the difference. he said
The Douglas National Bank, said to
be rhe only national bank in the coun-
try where all the officers and directors
and stockholders are negroes, las
opened at Chicago The bank is locat-
ed in the negro residential and bust
ness district.
The fire which swept the Locust
Poiat river front OF the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad at Baltimore recently,
caused damage estimated By the COM
pany at $4.S04 800 and seriously threat
ened the public health service hospital
nj Fort McHenrv.
The Ordway new era., 1922-07-14

The hest any of us poor .., @''
can do is TO hope we are fisHN
The Ordway new era., 1922-07-14

More speed trials in the eoa,' ,,a, M /,
r, wer on the highways might ~
The Ordway new era., 1922-07-14

When man is full of himself there
Isn't room for much else.
The Ordway new era., 1922-07-14
Important to Mothers
Cryptic Language.

What are those happers talking
aboutf"
only fapper can tell"
, 1922-01-25
s%le CASPER REALTY Co. e9ERs

On Center street, close in. " . have n high grade corner with
rood stxroom house and four additional rooms IN basement The
owner besides having a good home rents a large part Of the house
making a good monthly income. It Is a first class hotel location
and Is offered at ti2 600. onehalf cash; furniture o nx rooms goes
with the house, will take three or fourToom house a 8 part pay
ment.
Southeast part of city, one of the best arranged five room homes
IN tho city; Il Is east front: the house itself Ia sex42: the nvtngroom
1ax1o with huge fireplace. den O mushroom 12xi4. dningroom,
12x16; two large sieeplngrooma, convenient well arranged kitchen;
the house. $ in tho very best OF condition, hardwood floors, cid
ivory enamel finish; house has large basement with laundryroom.
vapor heat and Is especially well built and conveniently arranged
There Is cement driveway, walks. curhinE, trees, lawn. This
property is priced right at $4,000.
Southwest part of city. handy to rcfineries and to the business
section OF the city Of Casper W hive n four family apartment
house. three rooms each partment; has a n income OF $3.50 per
month; the price is $500 with n reasonable payment OF $4,000
down. This Is a good investment and should be investigated.
In North Casper We have a house 12x36 with three large rooms.
breakfast nook: full basement with three finished rooms; offered
for 81 900 with payment OF sea down; there Is also garage 14x24.
Special bargain in same block as school, North Casper, house
foxse, four large rooms. kitchen and dinhngroom combined 10x33i
this property cost s2,s55 n short time ago and is now offered for
81 300 o email cash payment down.
On North Washington street. North Casper, we have n well
built tar paper house, 1cx2o, shingie roof; also n tho same lot
n shingle house with shingie roof i2x1s. on a payment of $3.50
down both OF these houses with me lot can DO bought for $3.50.
Another property, good tar paper house 10x20 with coal house
sx12; o a payment OF $50 this property can be bought at $3.50;
easy terms o n balance.
, 1922-01-25
2O2 O-S Building
Office Phone 1129 Home Phone 543J
FOR R%ENT-HOUSES

FOR RENT-Seven-room unfinished
house. newly tinted and vanished;
two baths, range and furnace, SIS.
Second and Mckinley streets. Phone
1881. 1-25-st
, 1922-01-25
CASPER REALTY co. "7sE|
Hotel Henning, Ground Floor-Phone 3S1
MARSHALL & BROWN
REALTY COMPANY
Phone 1212W.
145 North Center Street
Casper, Wye.

Beyond a question:. Casper is the best city IN h world today, AT
things being considered. so a Casper hMs only been dealing n samples
and text. in a year from you vii be looking It goods In Wholesale
n listening to III fedgo sermons; by all means nw is h time o buy.
We have listed ands o Ill kind and amount. irrigated land in tracts
from n acre to Is high rs you want o 60. end the price right
fourths basemen wei finished and vry convenient; hot water heat: Rl
a floors the most modern nj latest arranged and best finished house
of its class in the city; large garage finished for winter weather.; all
sidewalks. curbs lawn n driveway, Is complete nj In price is only
10000. Buy this property and I will u n bond for $1,000 guaranteeing
that we will sell the same within one ear FOR more money, IT lose tho
$1,000.
Five modern roons, first floor. two finished apartments IN basement
and furnished; here is a zeal modern homa; located on North Jackson
street block n second street; price $1,000 with only $1,000 cash:
this price includes tho furniture in the basement IL front bedroom
on first floor.
threeroom apartments; absolutely modern; furnished complete; a money
maker; price s3750; this price includes h furniture and a long time
lease.
Fourroom house; full basement, hot air hen, large guragc; full size
lot; price $500; will take a s first payment good a or vacant lot and
give plenty OF time on balance.
We have listed n full size lot. threeroom house on rear; also q largo
rooted and finished off In four rooms; the price for the entire
property is only 1880. $500 will handle
100 acres II land six mnes westo Of Casper. o tho Platte river. some
building; price is $1,000; will trade for Casper property. $50.
Enevenroom modern residences; threeroom semifnodern house o n rear;
ment; all paving and assessments n all kind will be deducted from the
price; we will also take in exchange three or fveroom house n first
payment
ALEX MARSHALL c. d. BROWN
Fire Insurance. Health and Acddent-Notary Public
, 1922-01-25

WANTED-Boarders and
74s West Midwest avenue: under
new management 1885,
, 1922-01-25
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING

II you have what yuu don't want
Nod want what you don't heye-uss
tribune Want Ads
, 1922-01-25

FOR RFNT- Nice warm sleeping
room, modern house; So pei week
252 North Jefferson street. Phon,
6s9M. 1852
, 1922-01-25

FOR RENT-Large, clean, we'll fur
nished basement room; gas heat;
suitable for n or two gentlemen;
$3.50 per week for one s5.6o for two:
also smaller room for ono man; a
heat, $3.50 per week; home II private
family. s2s South Mckinley street.
Phone 1b09M. 1-21-tf-dh
, 1922-01-25
How TO Answer Blind
Classified AGS

In answering blind ads IN these
columns, please be careful TO use
he precise address given IN the
Advertisements Write the address
plainly. Lsttsrs brought to The
tribune office do not require
stamps Always inckss your a.
Ewers IN sealed envelope. In reply
ing to Advertisements where refer
snces are asked for. do not send
TIE original references Send copies
Of them only.
, 1922-01-25
FOR RENT-RooMS

FOR RENT-Nics front bedroom for
one or two business persons; break
fast r. desired. 1925 South Ash street.
Phone 1851. 1-25-4t
, 1922-01-25

ADVERTISING RATES-The rata
for inserting Want Ads n The Cas-
per Daily Tribune is Ia cents q word
each insertion; minimum - cents
OUT OF TOWN ADVERTISEMENTS
must be accompanied by cash or check
ip full payment OF the same Note
he foregoing instructions about
counting the words and h rate per
word for The Casper Daily Tribune.
LCosrNG HoUR-want Ads to be
Classified properly must be in The
Casper Daily Tribune office before
1910. Want Ads received after 1880
10 1880 D.. m will be inserted under
the head. Too Late TO Classify"
, 1922-01-25

FOR RENT@One nicely furnished
room. strictly modern home; suit
able for n or two gentlemen; break
fast II desired. 335 South Park streets
Phone e6eM. 1-23-5t
, 1922-01-25

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished base
ment room, $50 per month; also
smaller o for SIS per month. 500
South Mckinley street. Phone I5o9M.
1-1S-tf-dh
, 1922-01-25
HELL w~ANTED-MALE

WANTEDLoood live wire man; mar
ried man preferred Phone 1881.
, 1922-01-25
FOR RENT-ROoMs

WANTED - Someone to room and
board or couple to share my home.
1874 East F street. IN rear. 1-25-1ts
BOARD and room In comfortable
modern home. for two or three, gen.
tlemen. refinery district, s11.00 per
week. 1929 South Walnut street.
Phone 146SW. 1-24-2t
, 1922-01-25
Care Tribune

FOR SALE-Good paying business:
first class care with deal; little
money required. Address P. o. box
l4s2. 1-25-st
, 1922-01-25

FOR RENT-Furnished room, n nice
furnished room. adjoining bath
room in modern home; close in Call
631 East Second street. 1-24-5ts
, 1922-01-25

FOR RENTIrwo sleepingrooms; SUIT
able for ladies' or gentlemen; close
IN. 7o4 South David street Phone
2sOW. 1-25-2t
, 1922-01-25

FOR RENT-Small business place:
good location for restaurant or shoe
maker or barber shop; close In, In
quire $40 West Yellowstone avenue.
Phone 6626. 1-25-3t
, 1922-01-25

START n OF our candy factories ut
home; or small room anywhere; we
furnish everything; experience un-
necessary; big pay; men or b.
g. Co., 721 Walnut street. Philadel-
phia, Pa 1-1e-st
, 1922-01-25
HELP w~ANTED-FEMALE

WANTED-GIri to work at the new
Studio; must have some experience
OF kodak finishing or WAL. 70 learn
trade. Apply los Eas Second street
, 1922-01-25

FOR RENT-Two-room apartment,
furnished for housekeeping; close In.
AGO West Yellowstone avenue,
.,
, 1922-01-25
PERSONAL

READINGS given by Madam Won.
der; palm. mind or cards. 31e East
, street. opposite Burlington freight
depot. Phone 673R. 1-23-st
WIDOW 20 years OF age, broke. wants
chamber maid work or housckeeper
Tor bachelor; go any place. small
wages. Box A-23. Tribune. 1-24-ss
, 1922-01-25

FOR RENT-Furnished apartment:
close in; not modern. 734 East Third
street 1.2B.It
, 1922-01-25

LoST-Man's gold watch TUESDAY
afternoon; picture on face. Reward
II returned to 1856 East Midwest ave
nue.. 1-s5-3ts
, 1922-01-25

FOR RENT - Two-room furnished
modern apartment 500 East A
street 1854
, 1922-01-25

FOR RENTSrwo-room modern apart
ment; lights. heat and linen furnish
ed; reasonable. 900 South Cedar street
Phone 1475. 1-24-2t
, 1922-01-25

FOR Observation-Disclosures two-room
apartment; close IN. 35s West Sew
snth street Phone 1b43w. 1-24-st
, 1922-01-25

STRAYED-Black and white O
COW. branded Ale on left hip; had
halter and rope on when last seen
Phone 9TTM. 1-1e.s,
, 1922-01-25
HELP W~ANTEb-MALE AND
FEMALE

YOUNG man. women. over II. desir-
In government positions; $3.50
monthly; write for free list Of posi-.
tons now open. r. Terry, former civil
service examiner. 9i5 Continental
building, Washington. d.. c. 1-2s-4t'
, 1922-01-25

FOR RENT - Tvoroom basement
apartment; sunny. nicely furnished;
gas. lights; no objection to children.
i226 South Ash street. Phone 1sbM.
1-25-A-
, 1922-01-25
FOR RENT-Rooms

FOR RENT-Upstairs room; very rea-
sonable; close in. 3aa South Spruce
street. Phone 1851. 1885,
, 1922-01-25
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Brown and tan ladies' glove
right hand. Return to $50 South
Wolcott street. 1-25.et.
, 1922-01-25
FOR RENT-AFARTIENTS

FOR Observation-Disclosures Furnished
apartment; heat. lights and gas IN
eiudeds tfi-so. Apply Alexander
APARTMENTS. West Eleventh and
Chestnut street list
, 1922-01-25

For RENrANice two-room modern
furnished apartment for small fam.
fly, good location. 14I West Tent
street. 1854
, 1922-01-25
BUSINESS CHANCES

Business Opportunity
FOR sALE-one Of the best paying
cigar and news stands in Casper; sick
ness reason for selling; present stock
will invoice about $4,000 which is
price Asked no bonus; some terms.
Address BOX B. B. B.
, 1922-01-25

POSITION wANTED-Lower grade
teacher, college graduate; expert
enced in modern methods; Will accept
few pupils for teaching any time dur
bng day. Call 2osM. l-2b-3t'
, 1922-01-25
POSITIONS WANTED

WANTED BY widow, 30 years Of
age. position on ranch or camp as
.cook: all round experience Mrs. LII
ellan Renck, 1907 Carey avenue. Chey-
snne. Wyo. l'2S-St'
, 1922-01-25
FOR RENT-MIScElLANEOUS

FOR RENT-Desirable office. Lyric
building. Phone 1883. 1-4-tf
FOR RENT-Piano to responsible per-
son; IS per month Phone s62w.
1-25-tts
FOR RENT1Spaces for dressmaking
and millinery with the Shikany's
dry goods. 212 South woicott- Phone
247. Call 676W after 9 p. m.
Last
, 1922-01-25

FOR SALE-1e1s Ford touring car
in good shape. Call Briggs. Union
Fool Hall 1-25-1t'
, 1922-01-25

RENT-Nicely furnished room
In modern home; very close IN. 214
South Grant street. 1-24-2ts
, 1922-01-25

FOR RENT-Three nicely furnished
modern housekeeping rooms; Eai
heat; close in. I'LL East First street.
l.2s-3
, 1922-01-25

FOR RENr-Mddern two-room fur
nished apartment: private bath:
steam heat; close IN. s1s South Kim.
ball stree. 1-sSl.
, 1922-01-25

'rOUNQ man wants work; can give
best of references. Phone 962w.
, 1922-01-25
FOR RENT-HoUSES
MAD

FOR RENT-Five-room u~nfurnished
house; modern except heat. Phone
704W. 1-21-4,
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Staying OF MINER
Continued from Page ons)

en- the high embankment near where
Rrokodis was discovered indicate that
he was half dragged to the tracks.
That he had no: y IN there long untH
found by two miners was another state
ment made by the sheriff, who bases
his opinion on the fact that the blood,
while II had saturated tho mans cloth
ing. had not secped through to the
ground.
Murder Laid to Row.
The authorities OF Jefferson county
branded the stories that EroKod!s had
been attacked when discovered In n
home by All iraie husband az ridiculous.
and declared that IN their opinion. the
attack resulted from drinking bout.
Last night an intensive search was
being made Of tho DilloA'ale area In
the hone of finding some one who HAD
seen the man carly on tho evening OK
the Staying.
The sheriff said their efforts thus
far had been futile. but would be con-
tinusd In tho hope nf unCovertng 4
tangible lead that might lead to a solu-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-04
''HELLO PROSPERITY"
PROVES REAL TREAT

Last night the small but appreciative
audience at the Court saw with unus-
ual delight. Hello Prosperity" a dainty
musical comedy treat that proved
corking good show from beginning 20
end. There's something about 1t tina,
one cannot help but admire. Maybe It's
the amount Of pretty girls who look 50
we'll. sing in a like manner, and trot 70
your hearts delight. Perhaps 1t was
Harry L. Cooper. one OF the finest
comedians We have seen in long time
In this type OF show. OF course. there
may come other reasons, such as the
scenic effects. popular music and the
hike.
Hello Prosperity is unfolded In two
big acts. and 81 big scenes. which means
considerable state management Some
Of the clever specialties include: Down
South" "A Game OF Cards" End OF Il
Perfect Day" Oriental Fantasia" I'm
Chinatown" "On the Beach" "A In
Parisienne." Palace OF Chance" and
others. In each OF these changes cr
scenery. a song or a dance or some other
sort OF diversion appears. offering
something new in this kind Of perform
ance.
Harry Cooper would make show in
himself. but he doesn't care to do that.
The poor fellow needs a breathing spell
now and then, which takes in the intro
ddct,on of other features. During
Coopers stay on the stage. the audience
doest not want for laughter-he sup
plies II, and in bundles at that. Charles
Lavine Jr.. hlthea \arnrs, Arthur
Bowman. Ruth Parker. Jack Cook. Dor
.ey B,ron, Frank Pickett, Pat berry,
Alice Mcleod and a few others assist
materially IN bringing about an evening
of rare amusement
Hello Prosperity" Is a clever must
cal comedy. one that Is deserving OF
capacity house tonight. Like the n'Sht
previous many were fooled. but thoS"
who attended enjoyed the last laugh.
Don't miss this dainty musical show
with all its attractive girls. scenery
music and other big things At popular
prices, few bills can excel the present
one al the popular Chaplne street thea
,re There will be n matinee this after
noon
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the further increase of s,sh institu-
tons, on the ground that they tend
to centralizs capital and economic
power.
Branch Bank Debate
Wis. appears in the convention as the
champion OF the anti-branch bank ele-
ment. which tonight was conceded to
have gained considerable strength since
the convention opened. The pro ele-
ment was headed by Waldo Newcomer,
an eastern banker.
The Importance of the issue. today,
caused President McAdams to upset the
schedule of the convention so that a
resolution adopted by the anti-branch
men may be put to n vote tomorrow.
This resolution, drawn up last night
after a caucus at Hotel Biltmore, fol-
lows
Tho Resolution
Resolved by the American Bankers
Associations. that we view with alarm,
the establishment Of branch banking In
the United States and the attempt TO
permit and legalize branch banking;
That we hereby express our disappro-
val of and opposition to branch banking
in any form In our nation.
Resolved that we regard branch
banking or the establishment Of addl-
tional offices by banks as detrimental
10 the best interests OF the people OF
the United States Branch Banking Is
contrary to public policy and violates
the basic principle Of our government,
as ii concentrates the credits OF the
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SUPREME COURT AFF|RMS LOWER
COURT DECISION AGAINST CITY.

dict OF ssS3333 for the defendant. The
plaintiff claimed the iajurcS were per-
manent and that ne has never. no. VIII
ever again he able TO work as he ala
previous TO the accident: that from
time 10 time since the accident D Sc
cured positions. but was CompSurd 20
give them up on account Of severe head
aches The defense discla!mcd respon-
sihili,y for the accident mi claimed II
was unavoidable. Attorneys John T..
Arhentz and y +. Bryant Represented
the plaintiff and Attorney J. J. i.
O'Rrtcn. then city solicitor, represented
The city.
A motion to set aside tie verdict and
grant a new trial was a"EHcd by ;hc
1efense before Judge J. r. Sommcrr!ll".
The motion was overruird. Tho cH~e
WAS then appealed 20 The >lp:cmr court
and Yesterday a decision rendered.
City Solicitor Carl O. Schmidt stated
In counci, last night tina: Re doubted
that re-hsar;ns would be permitted
by the Supreme Court ami believed mat
the city Is obligated 20 pay the iudE-
meut and interest. He advised It
should he paid as soon rs possible.
Council postponed action Cor on" week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-04
TORPEDO BLASTS
FEATURE FAREWELL
RUN OF LOOP" CAR

Explosion Of hundreds Of torrcdocs
on the tracks Of the city Railway
Company marked the last run Of the
Eys,t Wheeling Loop street car this
morning AZ l2:i5 O'Clock.
From the time the olw! car left
EaShtcenth ard Charl.ne streets until 1t
rounded the lo0p and came into Four
tecnth and EoN street hundreds OF the
torpcdocs placed on the tracks exploded.
The cXsjiCmcut was caused by we'll
organized n"mhor Of East Wheeling
residents VIII" placed the torpedoes on
the tracks 20 SHOW their feeling against
the removal of the loop" car.
The midnight run was made without
any excitement and the citizens must
have worked fast and hard 70 place the
torpcdocs on the tracks within the ten
minutes that elapsed before tho car
rounded the loop again.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-04

had been roar'aNE1d. hiding the wounds.
lie Vas vn"r'..rlru~.
f.ffrrc. TO- revive him failed. but II
WIS in.uch' That he was only sufferins
from, = wound on his head
Hearing train approaching the min
e~s ran ,juwu a.. tracks and Tagged It.
wl- "uriu" cT'.W helped Thorn get
Irukodis aboard and he was taken I"
Martin. F"yry hospital where he dleh
v.Itgnu' ~c~1ininr consciousness about
= yesterday morning.
Grudge Belief Advanced.
l;rrr,rf Tu-,.; inferred last night that
,a,. rlIIus my have resulted from
reud anon. Two miners. md draEnet
l..e ho.u rNrowu Out frr the arrest ot
,,,ov .rfd :" have been on unfriendIN
,.,nr.: with TIL" el.in miner.
Sca,,, VA maze for them yesterday,
and while several mon were questioned
lf' wcr. rr'"ayad when their stories
doyc-,u'.r a.'h no ch"Ck-ur.
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Contract Let To Pave
Vesta Avenue, Edgwood
Councils Permission Fought To Erect
Retaining walL-Polioeman's
Bond Filed.

William Rapp WAS granted permission
hy council last night 20 erect concrete
retaining wall on the >city's property.
adjoining his property, ~ Fourth street
and National road.
The bond OF Louis Bopp with Edward
B!eifus as surety. was accepted. Bopp
was recently appointed a member OF
the police department.
Permission was granted l.. NJ. Walden
70 Install a ,550-gallon gasoline tank In
front OF his place OF business at NO.
5li Warwuod avenue. Warwood.
City Manager Charles n. Do"Ier' IN a
communication. stated that work would
be started shortly 10 paving Nesta ave-
nuc, Edgwood. the contract having been
let yesterday.
Councilman J G. Williams and C,ty
Manager powlcr were appointed 70 IN
vestigate the petition Of citizens from
E!uh,h and Ninth streets. Warwood, 10
lay a sewer higher than the present ono
10 make drainage possible.
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{, 4, R, ASKS PERMISSION To
BUILD ON C|TY'S PROPERTY

structure so by 90 feet square. II also
requested thai the property be exempted
from taxation.
In the communication Il was stated
that many other cities had such hui!d-
lnGs for the military organizations.
They stated that there were about mo
G. \. r. veterans IS Spanish American
war veterans and 1000 Wr"id War vet
Grams who could use the building. Other
organizations affiliated with the mill
tary bodies. such as the Boy Scouts.
Ladies OF the G. A. r.. and etc. would
also have a place 10 meet without haH-
ing 10 pay a high rental for halls ard
club ruorIS.
Councilman Schenk moved that com.
mittee OF three councilmen. City Man
ager and city solicitor be appointed &c
investigate. Councilman {. Morgan
Eester amended Ike motion by tLrlud:ns;
the huildi7i inspt ltor.