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Bisbee daily review., 1922-01-26
MAKE QUICK PROFITS

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Jan. 25. - A dividend of ACT per cent on outstand- ing capital stock has been paid by the Southern Express Company, it was an- nounced at a meeting of stockholders today. The company has been in op- eTation eight months.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-01-26
Find Dry Chiefs Telephone System
 Has Been Tapped

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-When work men attempted to take down the tele- phone switchboard in Prohibition Di- rector Ralph A. Days office, evidence was found that outsiders had, for an undetermined period. been tapping" the wires and listening in on tele. phonic conversations to and from pro. hibltiOn headQuarters.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-01-26
New Treasury Note
 Issue Is Announced

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-Secretary Mellon announced tonight the offer of an issue of "A per cent three-year short term treasury notes of approx imately S40,000,OOO.
 The notes. he said, will be dated February l, maturing March 15, 1925. carrying the usual tax exemption and will not be subject to call for redemp- tion before maturity.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-01-26
BAN ON JAZZ, SHIMMY
 AND JOY RIDING IS
 DECLARED IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Jan. 25. - Chicago's board of education placed it's official taboo on the shimmy dance, jazz mus. ic, short skirts. low necked dresses joy riding and cigarettes today fol. lowing an investigation by the super. intendent of schools.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-01-26
RELEASED ON BAIL

PARIS, Jan. 25.-Thomas Stewart Ryan, who had been held in custody since last week when his wife took poison and later died, was released tonight on bail. Ryan is a newspaper correspondent His wife, a violinist, was known professionally as Audrey Creighton.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-01-26
ARMY DEFEATS KNOX

WEST POINT. N. Y, Jan. 25.-The Army basketball team defeated today Knox College of Galesburg, H., by a score of 2S to Is.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-01-26
OIL MAN ENDS LIFE

TULSA, Okla, Jan. z5.-Mark Q. Chase, 41, oil man, died in hospital soon after he leaped from the roof of hotel here today.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-01-26

King Alfonso of Spain has a mu- scum of the articles used in attempts against his life.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-01-26

An average of 150 pounds of salt per person was used last year in the United States.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-01-26

Corsets were designed in the six teenth century.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-21
Chs Daily Movie Magazine

lian Cjsb. no mo shc is orc ~ The
bcst actresses ,f Tho srrecn you zoe
I disagree viii, yo,, ,n n ,nt Of ,hi,,s
INV foyoritcs AFRO Nlirc rcrrv
Agnes Ayrcs. Wallace Reid aud pcbe
Daniels. Ob. yes. and Jnrk IJ,,t NJ
,o,,rscs Wbn, ,ln vo, think of th,,,
pretty good. oh ~
- -
I'm regard to that Katherine Mac.
Donald. Agnes Ayrcs. Alice Terry cor.
tention Of yours, I guess the hest woy
10 express IL is Beauty is as beauty
does, A screen actress. needs, and
desperately too. some sort of n person
allty 10 substnntiate her good looks or
else she becomes merely Of the statu.
esque, soon .tircsomc kind. That's Miss
MacDonald's main trouble. and I mnst
admit. as much as ! like her, that
Agnes Ayrcs is getting that way, too.
Alice Terry. I think. is different, and
7 hone she keeps on developing her
personality. which, together with her
unusual beauty, ought TO accomplish
great things for her. BY all means.
Alice Terry should have had a place
in that list you mention. And BY the
way, before I forget 1t, I'd like the
fans to write in to mo whenever they
see newcomer on the screen who
appeaIs TO them ms possessing some.
thing moro than n pnir of eyes and
n body to hang his clothes on. II
seems 70 mo that IL IL very. interesting
and valuable TO keep in touch with the
,.,,u,, ,,. ,,,,,,,, , rr,r,le In thc ,6l,,,.
Tho doys of tho veterans arc numbered.
Won know. as popularity does not last
long IN picture land. and naturally
We want to know what sort Of folks
there are ready TO take the places OF
the Swansons. the Talmadges. the
| mentioned. in answering another
letter, how much liked the work OF
Lawrence Wheat In The Bachelor
Daddy and ngain IN The Beauty
Shop. Another new face that looked
especially GOOD Is that OF tne roules
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-21
Iocon,non Cencc Stopping for Repairs
BY JOHN BLAKE

not be- changed save on the one hand by
Improvement through study and on the
nthrr by deterioration through disease
or had habits,
BOARDING the brain aS u "hnuf-
~ four and the body ~ an autono-
bile one can make very interesting
study IN in,crdcpcndcnrc.
Without tie auromob!" the chauffeur
cannot ret where he l. going, With
out thr chuuff"ur Ia" car cannot move.
" tho brain is a skillful chauffeur
End uses his n,achinr wisely there will
b" very little Stopping for rcpairs til
the PARTS. which III" automobile, un-
happily. does not know how to renew,
are all worn ont.
II the chauffeur is rcrEl"ss' or waste
FIJI or in too much Of u hurry. or re.
gardlr,s ri trafiir laws. he will not 90
very far without having 10 call for tho
rCpairman.
A NnRMALl.r hcalthy body ought to
~ last for cightr rcars The time viii
como when il viii luSt Wu"h longer.
But it must bGvo good care and few
outside repairs. In other words, it
must have u trained brain ut the Mhtcl,
always on the alert 10 see that il j"
running properly and without abuse.
Stops for rrnars entail suffering and
dortor'H bills and sometimes lifelong
misery. The wise chauffeur avoids
them ah much AZ possible.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-21
THE MOVIE FANS LETTERBOX
BY HENRY NJ. NEELY

j. M.--Iou ask "Who is the prottiest
Of the mon actors and stars" aud
"who draws the biggest salary of all
actors:' and throw mp both hands
and bog for mercy. What Il simple
little way you have Of asking a cata-
clysmir letter hate "prcttymcn
and wouldn't care to pick the
''pretticst. And IL I made guess at
who was making the biggest money. |
couldn't prove II. 50 many or the
stars have interests in their own COM
panics now. and thus no longer depend
on their ''weckly pay checks" that
th, interesting subject is well nigh
Impossible Of answer.
y. B. Address both Agnes Ayrcs and
May McAvoy, caro- of the Famous
Players Lasky, Hollywood. Calf. aud
inc!OSe twenty five cents to each. and |
imagine they'll send you their pictures.
Whether they answer YOU personally
is problcmatiCal.
Jane Ray---This is general house
cleaning day in my desk. and in tn"
process I've uncovered number of
letters which had been lost. straycJ or
II, ]
ing tw, nf yours in ono afternoon.
.,oseph Scbildkraut l. nov starring in
"Iiliom'' 1T tho Great Northern
Theatre. Chicago. Write TO him there.
bat mnhn it soon. H. believe the show
is going 70 close therc soon. I've raved
over Il iIiom'' so much that bato 10
do II again Rut don't no foo harsh on
philadeIrbio hecouse of hrr recnrtion Of
'I ;liOrn - ~ y Iiuttpr Of finer the
Molrar fantasy did excellent business,
and did not move SO much because Of
lack OF audiences. but because they
wanted ,o ret a Chicago house for a
summer run.
ro,,. ou,,,,. 81. -. ro,,.y
SUI! Env,"''I s"S .,a,,, On ,Jla"rs ,laa,ors
'F NY pniU,. Vp'n'UUm 'rb.arr i"'' .
rnl ".,m,'i'' ,h, "'n' oo, .,Jn,,r0 ,Jrn ."C of
npIr,.'i =, 'nut d"' 81, uu',',',, ".
r 1,"uil I've ~ ~, ,''', "."n h',,
ira'I' hn rN.,''"t .a.,nS =, ""a hIn ~,
TE, t,'.s " I, "t,s t hand p,, or,'in ,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-21

WITHOUT II body man could not
w have II brain, Without Il brain
his body would bc useless
The brain is beyond our present pow
ors uf definition. We c.'n analy2e it
chemically and learn what materials
compose its substance,
"" can photograph i. and learn its
Shape.
Beyond that v" know nothing. The
proc" 5scS Of thought arc a. murh -!
mystery TO the foremost S"i"ntist az
modern times as they were to the cave
lann---if. indeed. tho cave man ever con-
,cruel himself about them.
TTNIlE body is more Understandable. II
I is much like any other complicated
msrh,nr. save that IL poSEeSSc. IN it
-n'f the pOwer to make automatic re-
nairs. 10 get rid OF "ld and outworn
PARTS and substitute new ones.
II rrmakeS ir-c'f II numhor of times
in lifetime. disrarding MI the used
up material AMI substituting new ina
terinl IN It's place. This is done 80
gradually and 20 marvrlously thai the
outward body changes but little and
the individual residing in it changes
hardly at al.
THE elements that compose the brain
l. arc all new Mt the end Of term Of
Years, but the memory md he power
of reflection are the sapc. They can
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-21
4 Loop Aerial Is Easy to Make
BY HENRY M. NEEL

4 loop aerial Is so easy to make that
It is worth any ones while trying dur
ing this static season just TO, sec what
results he gets. ..,....
! have seen dozens Of articles printed
under the names Of various LEADERS, In
this science. all'stating definitely that
It is useless to try TO use loop aerial
with crystal dctcctcr. ] made the
same statement myself in these articles
some time ago. and shortly afterwnrd
an amateur Of my acquaintance. Just to
sec whether ! was right or not. hooked
a loop aerial to his crystal and quite
clearly heard the concert from Schenec.
tady. more than 200 miles away. 49,.
] still do not advocate trying loop
aerial with n crysta receiver In spite
Of my friends one Ntriumph. But IT you
have an audion bulb sct 1t is decidedly
worth trying. II YOU have any success
with it at all you will find 1t Of in
estin,able value In cutting out inter.
ference from other stations and 1t will
also eliminate a. great deal of the static
which is going to be our unwclcome
guest from now until next fall.
Very few amateurs will want to use
loops that are more than three feet
on side. SO that is the size ] have
given in the illustrations. II. how.
ever. the lady who bosses YOU around
at home does not object to It's appear-
ancc. there is no doubt that four foot
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-21
Cocoanut Oil Fine
For Washing Hair
II yon want to keep your hair in good

II you want to keep your hair IN good
condition. be careful wEat you
wash ii with.
Most soaps and prepared shampoos con-
tain too much alkali. This dries
tho scalp. makes the hair brittle
aud is very harmful. Mul>ifrd
cocoanut oil shampoo (which is
pur" aud en- irply greasp'csSl j.
much better than anything c,Se you
can Use for shampoUimg. rs this
cant possibly iniurc thc hair.
Sinply put two or three tcaspoontulS
Of MuIsiticd in n cup or glass with
little warm water. then moiS.cn
the hair with water and rub il
in. II will make an abundance
Of rich. creamy lathcr and cleanse
tho hair and scalp thoroughly. The
latheS rinses out easily and removes
every particle Of dust. dirt. dnn-
druff and excess oil. The hair
dries quickly and evenly. and it
leaves it fine and silky. bright,
fluffy and easy To manage.
lou can get Mulsitied cocoanut oil
= shampoo at any drug store. It is
worry cheap. and n few ounces il
enough 10 last every one in the
family for months. Rc sure your
druggist gives you MuIsifcd-Adv
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-21

your own and must depend on the
views of your correspondents for criti-
ciSmS of pictures.
That correspondent cannot have
been reading the NJ. 'r.'s Il. r. for
any length Of time. ! should say YOU
most decidedly have mind of YOUR
own. and express it without fear or
favor. and most emrbntica!ly. at times:
''Do you know when Manslnughtcr'
is to be shown!
~ didn't like the book. but for
certain reason am anxious to sec the
picture.
Il didn't think the story true 10
human nature. Would proud. ar
rogant woman like Lydia have her
whole nature changed and swcrt"ned by
imprisonment. and when released marry
tho man who did all In his power 10
have her convicr"d and scnt TO prison:
In real lifc she would probably do just
tho opposite.
"P. $50 many Of your cor
respondents write as il youth aud good
looks were the only requisites in u
movie star. and as if any ono over
twenty five should be shelved.
"pcrhaps in pictures youth is more
important than in the spoken drama.
but in the latter. ripe maturity It ar.
romp0nied by talent is not considered
such Disadvantage. considcr n
loose or immoral life much more Of II
druwback. and 7 certainly am not 60.
ing 10 spend my time and money TO
500 those who arc known to lead dis.
solutc lives. And that's that
Nll explain that tho writer's letter
was postmarkpd Pottstown. so that
{ Il, to- ha nf
her lrtt"r may come clear. Man
slaughter" Is not announced for re-
lease until ncxt '.intor. but may get a
pre- showing in the fall. You're quite
right in YOUR remarks on the subject
Of youth and age, screen and stage.)
Ledger Reahcr-Address Cecil III
DcNIillc. care Of Famous Players -Lasky
Company. hollywood, Calf.
An Ardent .tdmirer Betty Blythc'S
most successful picture is after all a
matter Of opinion, but ] should hazard
n guess it was Queen of Sheba.
Address her. care Of Whitman Bennett
Studio. Nonkors. y. Y. She's been
working in the East for some time.
, Betty writes: Nv ny docs 'v'rE
body rave about this wonderful liodolph
Valentino 50? ! don't see anything SO
I wonderful in him. Hes NOT half 80
good IN acto" rs Wallace Reid ar Jack
Holt. ! really don't soc anything In
him.
Another thing. I don't think kath-
crime Macdonald is the prettiest wona n
on the screen. Do YOU? ] think Alice
. TN, ,nd A,rGs Ayrcs have her beat
n dozen times. How tall are they :
I'm one of the fan magazines n fcw
months ago it had the names OF the
six next best sellers. What do you
think Of them: Colleen Moore,
Rodolph Valentino. Lila Lee. Antonio
Moreno, Jack Holt and Agnes Ayres'
think Alice Terry should have a place
in thcrc too. don't YOU:
& who was Verdi and who was
Peggy in "Figbtin' Mad
Il don't SO" why You don't like Lh'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-21
PHoTOPLAYs
PHOrorLAYs

The following theatres obtain their pictures through
the STANLEY Company Of America, which is guarantee
theatre in your locality obtaining pictures through the
STANLEY Conlpany of America.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-21
KNIGHTS WILL PARADE
Elaborate Exercises Planned TO-
Openiro Of New Commandery

Elaborate exercises will markc tn"
establishment Of the new FrankfOrd
Commandcry. Knights Tcmplar. No. 0",
Saturday afternoon in Masonic Hall,
Kcnsington and Frankford avenues.
4 parade will be held through the
streets Of Frnnkford. led by the grand
officers of the Knights Tcmplar Of
PENNSYLVANIA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-07
PANHANDLE PRESS
IT'S NOT so mn.

Economic conditions boo this section
Of the country. comparing them with
The past five years. Br, 100 critical con.
ditIons. However. when wr review
with sanity m" adverse conditions with
which our forctuthors were confronted
and the many hardships they cncoun.
tered. 90 order to settle this country.
as they httl,d with 'he hostile IN.
dBus we should wipe away our tears.
strHlEht,u Uut tho wrinkles Boo uur fore.
head. and h' thankful that destiny did
not place us bon The places ot our ances.
tors. instead uf .urvng us with a one.
year droutn -Quanah observer
Five Fe1r- ago the nation was In the
midst ~ iis war prosperity 4 rising
market generally was the order Of the
day Merchant. were making money.
farmers were receiving good prices for
products lab0rcrs were paid amply for
Their services Tho nation entered the
silk shirt era and the people acted
as 10 those prosperous conditions would
continue forever But the crash finally
came Iu business affairs Times have
not been 80 prosperous during the past
two years. The Panhandle has sur.
fcred l"ss than most other sections.
When the nation was credited with be-
Ing in "a period Of depression, the Pan.
handle was considered ono % the two
or three bright spots But these are
cheerful times compared with those OF
Two and three generations ago We
are getting 80 many couy,ni,nces TO.
day that We don't realize what real
hardships are. The Pioneers underwent
hnrdships hut evidently they were
happy They could not furesee the IA.
turc and ~ cunycuieuces Naturally.
they were able tu D." fairly we'll salts.
t'd with their conditions hut there
were drumers and men with vision In
those DAYS These are the men 10 whom
we are responsible for many OF our al.
vautaEos ~ today. Few persons have
rcai hard suffering They should ad
just themselves o. conditions ana d..
ierinin, o. overcome the dis1rreeable
things
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-07
t% H:ANINGAfl
- JEWE!:L;;,Y$
No. RoBEpT;w CHAMBERS a.
.OBEpT,W CHAMBERS
eloQQ oropes 4 poplAn coApA,rY'

and a opry cloak and white kid
gloves. aud mustaehe and French
beard.
when they locked him up he
stood stock s,ill and 10 a cigaret. a.
cool as Ice. Then he begun walkin'
around looking for way 20 get out;
but there wasn't no way.
Then he seen me aud over he
comes and talks English right away:
Want TO mako "A thousand francs.
SOLDIER SEE he In a quick whisper.
You're on seq I: show your
dough. Them Flies has went 10
get the Commlssaire for 10 frisk
me- sez he. II they find this parcel
on me | DO twenty years in Noumca.
Five years kills anybody out there.
What do you want should do?' seq
!, havin' no love for no cops. French
or other. Take this packet and
stick Il IN your overcoat.' SEE he.
Go to 10 roo Quinzc octobre and
give II 20 the concierge FOR Jose
Quintana And no shoves the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-07
FARMING OUT 1
ROAD CONTRACTS =:
ARE OVERRULED

CHICAGO. Oct. 1.-The United States
Railroad Labor Board today handed
down three decisions holding az in
former eases. that the contracting out
~ railroad work 90 outside agencies
was Illegal because the practice attempt.
ed 10 cyade the provisions Of the trans.
portation act.
The law cases involved grievances Of
the maintenance Of way union against
the 81. Louis and san Francisco Pail.
road. The union charged in one case
that the road contracted out the re.
surfaoing of its trakage 20 outside
agencies and In the other that the
carrier agreed 10 contract out its posi-.
tons OF bumpers and coal passers. The
road held that the farming out" OF
such work was customary. but the
board ruled against the practice.
The third case involved the New
York Central Railroad. the brotherhood
~ Railway and Steamship Clerks.
maintaining that the carrier contracted
iis freight handling 90 the New York
Marine Company and 10 William spen-
Ger and Sons az certain points in New
York City. This case was also decided
against the road.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-07
LIGHT FINGERS HIDES

Nancy and NICK were having the I'm.
est ride ever II was better than riding
on "a merry .go-round and getting the
brass ring
They were IN tho Fairy queens magic
automobile. rolling alonng The nice.
smooth. white Milky Way zap n the Sky.
And let mo ten you, my dcars. The
Milky Way Is the very incest place To
ride YOU can imagine
n ~ made OF star dust mixed with
cloud yappr and then rolled flat and
smooth by the moon.
90 course some books say its made mp
N stars great big ones. hu, i certainly
doesn't look IT,
But anyway that's whree Nancy and
Nick were riding
some wonderful things grow along
side 90 the Mlky Way. There's the
Drcamaud Tree. and Wishing Tree
and O. Peppermint Tree ana Peanut
Tree. aud a Bolloon Tree and a lot of
others
No wonder Nancy and Nick were hap
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-07
EASTERN NEW MEXICO
EDITORS TO MEET

Eastern New Mexico editors
will meet today at Portales ito
form the Eastern New Mexico
Press Association. Credit for the
preliminary work must 60 90 the
portalcs alley News. which spon-
spored the organization The
Glow, Journal and the Glow,
News promptly gave their en-
dorscmcnt 90 the association. and
hence the Clovis News promptly
gave their endorsement % the as
ISOLATION, and hence the press OF
Roosevelt and Curry counties are
inviting the editors % meet IN
p0rillcs today
Eastern New Mexico has MANY
pleudid newspapers and they
should support the proposed as
ISOLATION With Tucumcari, Go.
Wis., Roswell. Carlsbad. Tcxico,
Fort Sumner. Dexter, Loviugton
and many other places represent
ed, 900 association ,hould be form
ed that viii be- q real credit to
the profession OF journalism
Eastern New Mexico is in the
situation that the Panhandle OF
Texas faces Distances 90 other
parts oi the state are large and
that cuts down the number OF
creditors that can 60 90 conven-
tious When a regional associa-
tion Is formed. the editors feel
that J., their own and will sacri-
lice more 10 be present.
Editors Of the Panhandle Of
Texas ieel that the Eastern New
Mexico editors will succeed with
their organization and wish them
success.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-07
REMEMBERING PEOPLE

Everybody likes TO be remem-
bered. You can pay a man no i'm
err compliment than to say to
him:
Certainly | remember you
are John +. Jones OF Milwaukee,
and ! met YOU very pleasantly
five years ago in Kansas City 1t
is a pleasure TO meet YOU again.
On the other hand It Is a dis
appointment TO him and a hand
icap 10 YOU II YOU say 10 him that
most familiar OF all lies
"Your face is familiar but !
can't recall your name"
That is what men are IN the
habit OF saying.
Nine times out OF ten the only
FAMILIAR things about rho tce
are that II IS a nose and a mouth
and eyes.
There is no mystery in which
men learn 20 remember.
All that II necessary Is attcn-
ton and interest
You met John +. Jones Of Mil
waukee in Kansas City IN 1917
and yesterday when YOU met him
in Toledo YOU remembered him,
name and face, and were able 10
remind him Of the circum stances
OF your previous meeting. And
You found that he knew man
IN Toledo whom II was adyan-
tageous COR YOU 20 know, and
took YOU over and introduced
YOU as an old friend II was worth
many dollars 10 YOU TO have re-
membered John +. Jones.
How did you remember him ?
When YOU first met HIM. YOU
made a definite note OF the name
You did not confuse him with
any other Jones. Especially YOU
lid not assume that because lohu
ID. Rockefeller initial D., u. the
same must be true OF all men
whose name Is John. You set him
down as John T. Jones.
Il was just as easy 20 DO that
as 10 leave II indefinite in your
mind. And John +. Jones doe,
not like 10 be remembered as
John ID. Jones When YOU met
him, YOU looked him squarcly IN
the face. and a. YOU were shaking
hands with him, YOU were saving
70 yourself, "Mr tones, John +
Jones Of Milwaukee.
Once or twice while You were
talking with him, YOU said 10
yourself, John J. Jones. Of Nil
waukee.' After you had parted.
YOU took a moment TO recall 20
your mind how he looked and
You said to yourself. Jones, John
+. Jones. OF Milwaukee,
II IS all so simple that IL is dif-
iisui, TO make people believe that
Il requires no special gift or mir
aouloue power. Some people may
have a gilt Tor remembering
names and faces. but the men
who do It most successfully are
thoc who have learned 10 en-
ploy this simples, OF all systems
The man whom you remem-
Der says 10 himself. HE remem
bered me" lie feels proud OF the
fact. aud - kindly disposed to-
ward YOU. liis friendship may be
very valuable 10 YOU. You can re.
member him il you really care
20 do so.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-07
Mclean Bonds Approved.
Special 10 The News

MCLEAN. oct. G.-The Mclean Wat.
crworks. electric light and power and
street Improvement bonds have been
approved by the attorney general and
% ready sale Tor them Is expected lust
as soon ns they can he printed Work on
these civic improvements viii 10 push.
90 when the bonds Jrc sold ana Il is the
intention of the city Council TO use all
home labor. The $50 900 spent on this
item, 10 is thought, win stimulate local
business and the completion ~ the con.
tcmplatcl improvements will place Mo
Lean where shc belongs among the pro-
gre -ve towns of the Panhandle.