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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-05
REDWOOD THEATRE.
HARRISVILLE
Sunday School Convention

The Annual Harrison County SUNDAY
school convention was held here Aus.
"a and Is at the United Presbyterian
and Methodist Episcopal churches with
w G. Toland Of this place In charge
There was good speaking throughout
and also excellent music. BESIDES selec
tons by the union choir there were cor
net solos by Mr.. II. Il. Blcakmore. as
sisted by Mrs. Guy Bcvcrdge OF Adena
on the piano. Thursday evening. MISS
Frances Bevcns Of Wheeling entertained
with readings 4 banquet dinner was
served mt the X. of =. Hall Friday IN
honor or the delegates. Supper was
later served at the hall to the delegates.
The following officers were elected Tor
the coming year: President. J. @. Gov
entry. T!rpcCaroc; Secretary MISS tazeI
RYDER. OF Jcwctt. The convention VIII
be held at Germano next year.
Jessie Sloan daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Sloan Of this Place and Gilbert w
Wcrnickc Of Lakeside were married AT
Wheeling Monday. Aug. q. They LETT
Immediately after the ceremony Tor
Columbus where they will spend a few
days before going 10 Lakeside where
they Will reside. Mr.. Wcrnicke is a
teacher Of horticulture in the schools
OF that place. The bridr has been sue
ccSsful teacher at RoCfS River Tor sew
eral years. Their many friends wish
them a happy future.
The Harrisvillc public schools Will
open Sept To- Principal r. S. Kettle
well Of Glencoe. Asst. Prin. (unhlled)
intermediates. Walter Hines OF Woods
field and Alma Moore, Freeport. prim-
airy.
Friends have received word OF the
arrival of new daughter at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Grculich OF Fair
port IIarhor. Mrs. Greulich was form
erly FAYE Dixon Of this place.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Con-
way on Aug. - a SON
Born To Mr. ard Mrs. Delhert Sprage
Aug - twins. a boy and a girl
Mrs. Mary Morrison of ST. Clair5vtlle
Is visiting here sister Mrs. Rachael
Easthorn.
Mrs Donald Smallwood and children
OF Fairmont. w. Va. are visiting her
mother Mrs. Sue Hooton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell Nanderson and
little son OF Canton, who have been WIS.,
Iting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. VI. w
DUNCAN, have returned home.
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CLARKE TO QUIT
SUPREME COURT
Retiring Justice to Be Sue
ceeded By Former Sen
ator From Utah.

Washington. Sept 4.--Reslgnaron Of
Associate Justice John II. Clark. from
tho United States supreme court and
the intention to appoint former senator
George II. Sutherland. Of Utah. 10 sue
coed him. was announced today by Pres
ldent Harding. Justice Clark's rcsigna-
t!or will become effective September Is.
when he reaches the age Of 90 years
\ desire 70 serve hts netGhbors ana
some causes" in ways which were not
possible while he was holding public
office. was given by Justice Clarke IN
4 letter 70 the President as the tmpeN-
lnE reason for his leaving the hench
4 retirement from public hfe a. o. ne
added. would conform 20 his philosophy
OF life"
Sutherland From England
Senator Sutherland who has been So
lected for tho vacancy Is Go years old
He vas born in buckingham. England
In 1862. He served Utah In the first
state senate and was delegate from
that state 70 each Republican national
convention from 1895 10 1920.
Mr.. Sutherland was twice elected 10
the United States Senate, his service
lasting from 1895 to 1907. He was de-
feated for reelection in 1916 by Scna-
tor King. the present junior menAo'r
from Utah. Subsequently nc was called
upon by the present administration IN
an advisory capacity on several oS-
cssions, notably as member OF the
advisory committee to the United states
delegation TO the arms conference. He
recently represented the United States
in negotiations with Norway dca!inG
with war claims.
Clarke Named by Wilson
Justice Clarke was nominated 10 the
supreme court bench by President VIII
son in 1916 and in point Of service is
the Junior associate justice. He was a
lifelong Democrat and was associated
in politics in Ohio with Tom JahnSon
and Newton D. Baker. secretary or war
under President Wilson. In 1908 he vas
defeated for the Senate by Marcus "
Hanna. In tho campaign for the Demo-
cratic nomination for the same position
in 1914. he declared he had iaFo:e"
measures when It wa far from ronu,Hr
10 do so and WAS almost mohbed LOT
doing So
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McMECHEN
Missionary Meeting

The members Of the Foreign Mission
AIRY society of the First VI. l.. churcl
will meet in the church this eNehlh5
where they will hold their regular
monthly business meeting. Al t"'S
meetinE Officers for the coming year
will he elected and the report OF INC
present Officers FOR the past year VIII
be heard. After the business OF th%
meeting has hacn disposed OF a social
hour will be enjoyed.
Board Meeting
Members OF the Official bpain OIL '"e
Tfrs; NJ. f.. CnuECh vii meet IN the P"1
Tors If the church this evening Wheie
they will hold their regular moh'n'N
BUSINESS meeting. At this meeting new
Officers will b. elected for the coming
r.Hi.
Inseltain Club
.rb, r,c,nh,rs o. the Alpha Alpha cluo
wi ", cu;rria.r,d Il the home oi MISS
Mary Morris = 9Th street thls eNc"-
In. The hostess h1S pleasant pro-
rra y, arranged fCc the evening ''""SS
III take ~ the cN'LfHG after the pr
cram las been rIJCyed At the c''se
OF tie evening delightful Iuncne""
will he served.
Foreign Missionary Meeting
Tho .ncmbers ofthe Womans F"rclgh
Missionary society Of the Chrlsl,a"
church will meet IN the churcn '"'S
eycninr where they Will hold thelr tes
ular monthly business meeting inc
election Of officers VIII be the ma"
ture Of the evenings business. After th'
s'si,cea of the evening has been dis
posed Of social hour VIII pc e"5o! ''
Ladies' Aid Meeting
Thu Ladies Aid Society OF the FlrSt
N = church will hold their regular
monthly business meeting IN the churcA
,bie evening. This meeting Will lnciuae
all tho divisions Of the society. Al 'h's
nearing officers will be elected for the
coming year.
rb. DYKE team lost another game
yesterday when they were defeated o!
,ho Dixie 4. e team of Hcn"ood on tno
South Bcnwood grounds. TINS team los
tho game with Woodland sunday. inc
Dvkcs have been playing g"od pai' '"''
,ca son and the two defeats come as
sunrise 20 The fans wh" looked lor
victory. The score at yesterday game
100.
Build walk
caveraI Of the citizens have dec'oen 70
,,,.fa cement walk In front OF their
orcnnrty on Marshall street between
rIo,nr,b and Twelfth street. The Walk
g. "a ~, a four foot regulation Walk ana
when completed will be close to the car
tracks
Mr.. and Mrs. y. l. Hunt OF cameron
evan, Yesterday visiting friends on Car
Geld street Liberalization,
Nv and Mrs J. Gould OF Huntington
i.i,i,c friends on Marshall street
Mrs. Anna Corey Of Cleveland return
ri home after spending some time mere
visiting friends. ,,,-
Mr. and Mrs. William Hai'er and ram
nv viii return home today attcr spe"u'
Ing some time here visiting relations
4. NJ. Goodwin returned 1" MS hone
in FaIrmout after spend'hS some ''''''
here visiting friends.
Misses Nina and Minnie stiles OF
uHndrcd returned home after spending
,"rdav visiting friends on Marshall
street.
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bers Of their families spent yesterday
Al the picnic held at Tayl"rs grove
and the event was highly enjoyed. A"
packed baskets and ;he outdoor dinner
was a special feature. Fo'lowin~ an
afternoon spcut at Il variety Of diver
sions a corn rnas, was enjoyed IN me
evening.
Local Officers Assist.
Dcpury Sheriff Charles Inprcr' ana
Constable John Moore, OF this city. as
sisted Constable George Duncan. OF Mar
tins Ferry, In raid made on York.
vile home yesterday afternoon. \ sun
and quantity of mnnnShNe were !"Nh"
In IN eraid and conhscatcd by III" DIN
GERS.
Reay For School.
All Is in readiness for the opening OF
schools IN this city this morning. &C
cordinS 20 the school officials. ana tho
bells will ring. summoning the studehIS
To a return "a their studies Mt S."o
o'clock this morning. All of Tho hui!a-
ings have been renovated and repaired
during the summer vacation and are IN
readiness for business today.
Quiet Holiday.
Yesterday vas A quiet holiday In ms
city with most Of the residents visiting
ltItNtS. atlCnuibS 'u''''hS Va
the day At the opening OF the west
Virginia State Fair The usual heavy
vehicle train, was noted through this
city during tho day and both street
cars and buses carried capacity loads
on every trip.
Victim Buried.
The body Of the late John McKeever.
Of this city. were laid to rest in Green
wood cemetery yesterday afternoon FOL
lowing services held al the home Of h!s
parents In Kirkwood yesterday after
noon. The Rev. William C. Clfcrt. pas
tor Of s., Johns Lutheran church or
Wheeling. ofhC'ated.
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BENWO0D

No,, ~ the stores OF the town were
.,o.od Yesterday because Of the holiday.
MANY Of the citizens of the town TAXING
adyan,age Of the holiday at the wheel
ting fair while others enjoyed the DAY
~, automobile tours through the coun-
Nv. MANY Of the hunters enjoyed the
aav in squirrel hunting
Dixios win.
The fast Dixie 4. {. team deiedteo inc
Dykcs Of McMcchcn by the score Oh
40, The Dixies were 10 play double
header with the All-Stars but one game
Was cancelled and the Dykes were
signed instead This was charity
awe playcd for the benefit or the
striking railroad men.
Kerries Entertain
The members OF the Kerry cluh en-
tArtained number Of their friends at
their camp IN the NarrowS, South OF
NIcNrchen yesterday. The day was
srent in swimming and boating while
rho evening was spent in dancing
Birthday Party.
,,i,s Dcsju, l"ordiCe OF High street.
com,b Renwood. will entertain a number
~ bar friends this evening with party
Tn honor OF her seventeenth birthday.
=, program has been arranged after
which games will fin the rest Of the
evening entertainment. At suitable
horr tho hostess will serve a luncheon.
TO GIVE Dance.
Tho Rarrets football team will give
dance at the Blue Ribbon hall on Nc
Mrchen street Saturday evening Sep
tember Q. at 100 p. III. The Novelty
LYve orchestra OF Bcllaire Will finnish
the music Many of the friends of the
foam, have been invited and big lime
"a anticipated.
Team Parctioe.
Tho football team Of the Union High
.rhool turned out for practice yester-
Aov In their new uniforms. This IS the
hrst time that the team has been out
IN practice In earnest and they made a
fine showing. Up to this time they have
bccn getting used 10 each other and
finding their weak spots but from now
on they will be out to do their best.
Surprise Party.
Mias Cathern BCanucn was delight
fully surprised by 4 number Of her
friends last evening when they staged 4
surprise party in honor OF her birth.
day. Games were played and at late
hour a luncheon was served.
Planning Bake Sale.
Tho members Of the First NJ. f
church are planning to hold IL bake sale
September . riCs. cakes. Rockies and
candy will he on sale together with
many other good things to eat. Tho
ladies' are planning several novelties
and a program In connection with the
sale.
Bonwood Briefs.
Jack Haycrcstick, formerly or tho II.
w team played his enitlal game with
the Dixie All-Stars yesterday.
Thomas McMann OF McMechen street
is able To be out again after a slight
Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hallet OF Colum
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NEWS OF BUSINESS
Confidence Rises with Shoes

Confidence Rises With Shoes
Boston. Sept. 4.-There are ample evil
derces that the shoe wholesalers are
entering all unusually prosperous seas
On Statesmen representing manufactures
who make for the .ohhing trade are
Svatited and satisfied. Many factories
are sold up TO October and some are
booked until November. tho 'Shoe ana
Leather Reporter" says.
Normal Safety Standard
"Durin.- the month of July. the In
terstate Commerce COmission's Safety
Appliance Inspector Inspected o'9sI cars
on the Pennsylvania system.
The total number OF So-caiIcd pen
atty defects found by the commissions
own inspector was l46. This IS - pc:
cent OF the cars inspected IT Is mn
Intestinal when the volume or move
:nent over the Pennsylvania system IS
taken into consideration.
Irish Prefer American FoodTuf1s
Washington. Sept. S.-IreIand IS no"
epdeayortuC to import directly through
Belfast and other large Irish cities and
10 encourage the larger consumers 10
,mnort direct IN cargo or part cargo
lots, says Vice Council Bar!rnEer. Bel
fast, in a report TO the Foodstutfs div'-
sion Of the Department OF Commerce. y:
the present time there is good mar
ket for American flour in Belfast.
Auto Makers to Use Much Copper
unfortunately 100. 600. 600 lbs. OF cop-
nsr will be utilized This year in the
manufacture of automobiles in TINS
country, aCcordingt to survey just
completed by the Copper and Brass Re-
search Association. This IS an increase
OF $4,000. 900 lbs. over l22l. in which lat
ter year the automobile industry con-
stunned 7.63 per cent. OF the total copper
production.
Gets order for 100 Locomotives
Philadelphia. Sept. THE Pe"nsV!-
vania Railroad has just placed an order
with tho Baldwin Locomotive Works for
one hundred locomotives. These en-
atncs viii be ot the heaviest freight
type
Montgomery Ward Sales Increase
Chicago. Sept. i.-Sales OF MontGom-
cry. Ward and 60. IN August amounted
10 S5.5J@906. compared with SS.ieS,iiS
IN the same month last year. an IN
crease Of III per cent. For the eight
mouths ended August 81. the sales were
$52.463.J4O. rontrastcd with $iG.9S29ss
in the same period last year. an increase
Of 1857 per cent.
Sears Roebuck Sales Decrease
Chicago, Sept. 5-Sale of Sears, Roe
buck and Co. IN August amount TO Sl2.-
l56.l9Q. compared with Sl@.477.430 in the
same month last wear. decrease or
S32l.24C. or 2.57 per cent. For the eight
months ended August 81 the sales were
SluS. 9Oi.&76. contrasted with Sll2.JfS,OO4
in the corresponding period year ago
a decrease Of s5.66i,62S, or 50 per cent.
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MARTINS FERRY
STILL And LIQUOR
FOUND AT ANDERSON'S
conplete Outfit, Four Barrels OF Mash
and Fifteen Gallons Of Moon
shine Conftscated.

Deputy Sheriff Charles Lappcrt. and
Constable John Moore. Of Bridgeport.
with CcnstablcS George Duncan, OF Mar
tins Ferry. and Edward Williams. Of
Yorkvtlle made "A raid on the place oper-
a.cd by Big Bill" Anderson. on the Mon
ahan farm. near West Wheeling, vestcr-
day afternoon. and arrested Anderson.
who was brought 10 Martins Ferry and
locked IN the city jail under a warrant
from Justice Of the Peace Thomas
Coyre The officers uncovered COM
piete st!ll. four barrels ~ mash and tit
teen gallons OF moonSh)ne liquor. all OF
which was destroyed with the exception
OF a small quantity 10 be used as ert-
denCe
Anderson was arrested on n charge %
nanufa curing liquor by the Martins
Ferry police force some months ago AMI
sent to tho county jail. He was released
about two weeks ago and n sharp look
out has been maintained for HIM by tho
civ rol!cc department Tnt!mat!on has
been received by city officials that ne
was again IN tho manufacturing bust
ness ard he was located Yesterday.
rnsulted Woman.
Alex Noso. a Deep Run foreigner. was
arrested Yesterday by Constable George
Duncan and Constable Williams. or
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EAST BUFFALO LIVESTOCK

East Buffalo. y. Y. Sept 4.--CattH.
receipts 2.25o: prime grades 25 cents
higher: medium and common weak: ship
PINK steers s9.0049.75: butchers $3.50
90; ycarlings $9.o0Ql040; heifers
SS.O0TS.0: cows s2.0oQ6.25: bulls $500
as. 90: stockers and feeders 5000
$50: fresh cows and Spr!ngers steady
S60@lln.
Calves, receipts 200; steady S7.O0I
1850.
Hogs. receipts $500: heavy steady:
pigs 75cTsl.C0 higher: other grades 10
n l5c lower; heavy $995m 1000: mixed
and workers. SiOlOH light workers
and pigs $lO00Tl0.1O. rouchs $50 q
7.25: stays s4Q0I450.
sheep and lambs, receipts 500; lambs
ss.OGI3.75: yearl!ngs 5000 $50; weth-
ers s7.G0T750: ewes s%.o01 $3.50; mixed
sheep SG.5G7oo.
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BRIDGEPORT
RIFLE CLUB MEMBERS
HOLD TARGET PRACTICE
Zig Crowd OF Members OF Rife Club
spent Day At oouting On Target
Range. west OF City,
yesterday.

what will probably be the last outing
., ,ha wear was held by the members
~ ,be bridgeport Rifle club on their
onnn-sfr range at Stop 81 on the Bar
~, 1,ne Yesterday and nearly all OF the
members were out for the event. me
members took their lunches to the range
uhere the hours were spent at target
p-actIce and many good scores we're
repor,ed made. The activity Of the rifle
club has been increasing In interest
among local men for some wears past
and tho local rife range Is claimed
n bc canal to any located in this sec
ton Of the country
Masonic outing.
MANY Of the local Masons and mem
Yorkville. on charge Of insulting the
wife Of a neighhor. The neiGhhor agreed
10 his release provided he would move
from tho ncighborhOud. He agreed ["
move and was released from custody.
Second Raid Made
Deputy Sheriff Charles Lappert and
Constable John f. More Of bridgeport
with Constable George Duncan or THIS
city made a raid on Acme in Norkvllle
Yesterday afternoon and after search
found n stsll together with a quantity
OF liquor. The residents Of the house
were absent ri tue N'i'l' Va WV ''''" -
the still was warm indicating that 1t
had been recently In operation. The
still and contra band wCcr brought TO the
office OF Justice Of the Peace Thomas
Coyne of this city for safe keeping and
the officers are on the lookout for the
owner who vii! he arrested when he
returns home.
Brock Brown Ill
Brock Brown. well known resident OF
this vicinity is reported quite Ill a. his
homo Yesterday. Reports Of his C"ndi-
tIop received hcrc yesterday were found
exacgcratcd and frinds have expressed
.be homo that he will recover n a Shor'
time.
Teachers Meet
Teachers Of the local public schools
attended the meeting held at the High
school building yesterday afternoon.
All teachers were assigned their grades
for the year and constructions for tho
work 10 be taken up were issued by Su-
perlntendent T. {. Maston. School ON
Gals state that all Is now. h. readiness
for tho opening Of all Of thc schools this
morning
Crowds To Fair
Big crowds from this city and tho
towns IN this vicinity packed tho street
cars and busses leaving town all during
Yesterday morning and the early after
noon enroute to the West Virginia State
Fair for the opening day. The races OF
Yesterday we're the attraction for many
who will not be able 10 attend again this
week on account OF their work.
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DUNDEE UNDER KNIFE;
CANCELS JACKSON BOUT

New York. Sept. 4.-Due 70 an opera
ton today for a carbuncklc on his arm
Johnny Dundee. junior lightweight box
ing champion and recognized in Ne"
York State as featherweight title holder
has cancelled his match with NiA'c
Jackson, New York lightweight. sche-
duled at Ebbcts field. Brooklyn, We'd
nesday night.
Dundee. will ne unable to enter the
ring for about three weeks.
New York. sept. at was announced
that SId Marks. OF Toronto. Canadian
lightweight champion. would substitute
for Dundee as Jackson's opponent.
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CUT OFF TEN TRAINS

Raleigh. y. c.. Sept. 4.-Ten passenS-
er trains on the Southern railway be-
tween points in North Carolina Will be
temporarily suspended September 6. in
order ito relieve engines for more i'm
portant passenger service in that state"
according to notice served on the state
corporation commission today by Of
ficials Of the road.
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SHADYSIDE
Entertained Friends,

Mr.. Melvin James entertained a num-
her Of friends nj his home Thursday
evening. The evening was spent in
music and games and ~ late hour
dainty lunch was served 10 the follow
ing: Misses Ora Powell. Margaret Shive-
~. Gladys Dawson, Jean Archer. Esta
Thomas. Hazel Spitzel and Dorothy May
hew: Mcssrs Melvin James, Arthur HiG-
gins. Lloyd Glascoe Harry Bonar. Fred
Monroe. Wesley Keyser.
Shadyside Lady In New Medco.
Mis- Jean McConn. daughter OF Fred
McConn. left tho latter part OF the week
for Trentina, New Mexico. where she
will teach the kindergarten department
for tho Board Of Home Missions OF the
Presbyterian church.
Ladies Aid Society.
Mrs. william Rennie assisted by Mrs.
Robert Rarth. entertained the Ladies
Aid Society Mt tho home OF the former
on Contra! avenue Thursday evening
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MORE TRAINS CUT OFF

Parkersburg. W. Va. Sept t-An-
nouncement was made here this evening
that two trains running between FAR
kcrsburg and Portsmouth, Ohio. have
been annullcd. They arc trains when
leave here IN the morning and arrive
in the evening. Heavy freight business
"a given ~ the reason for the annuH-
ment. fur The motive power Is needed
to handle tho freight business. princl-
ralIy coal. fer the northwestern states
from tho West Virginia fields.
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aARrLErr pRovoKEs MIRTH-

BOSTON. Sept 1.-THE wild" d!sunc-
ZION between the rights Of Industrial
operatives and tho corresponding rights
Of g!vcrnmcut servants caused mu'h
= amusement here tonight by tlrS' AS
sis,art Postmaster General hartI'N J"
an address before the annual convention
-" ,ba National Association Of postoftIcc
'obnrNrs
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bus returned home after spending some
time here visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Fl. Weber or "heel-
ing spent yesterday visiting friends OF
Water street.
Miss sue Manhood is spending shof'
time in Cleveland visiting friends
The Bachelor club entertained mum
her Of their friends at their camp near
Powhatan yesterday.
BENwooD THEATRE.
Tuesday. Thursday and Friday
Big Special Paramount PICTURES.
Tuesday Robert Warwick IN, IN M'%-
zOura"
Thursday Dorothy Gish In turning Inc
Tables
Friday Mclean and May in "2Sh Hours
Leave"
These arc all first class Paramount nc
lures that you cannot afford TO miss
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THE PARTY Is KNOWN who stole
watch from automobile on Fair
Grounds Monday evening. II they VIII
return II by mail TO owners name on
hack 70 Elm Grove. w. Va. no rrosecu-
lion will no made. Sept5-h
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School Heads Busy

Yesterday was Labor Day in fact as
well as in name for Supt. !. V. Nelson
and the various principals OF the Bell
ARE scrols. who were busy the entire
day making preparations for the OPEN
Ing which takes place this morning.
The enrolment and assignment 10 build
inEs OF new pupils. transferring OF those
who have. moved during the past week
and other numerous details occupied
their attention The first Jew days %
school are always the busiest FOR the
Instructors
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TO Discuss Wage Increase

Wage i1creases for nearly all the city
employees will be the principal topic OF
discussion at the regular meeting coun-
eli 10 be held Friday evening OF this
week. Councilman favoriRg the boost
would be in the majority were = not for
the fact that the city is already facing
a deficit and cannot very we'll carry any
additional financial burdens 1t is
likely. however. that the ordinance
granting the members OF the police force
Increases IN paw Win naSS