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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-02
Lands, in Watch Your STEP" and
Jimmy Aubrey, in "A Charmed Life"
Truxton.

Today and tomorrow, Charles Dick
ems "Our Mutual Friend" also sur
prise night: Tuesday. Hoot Gibson
in 'Headin' West" also comedy, way
Down Yeast; Wednesday, Margery
Wilson and Eugene Corey in THE
Law of the Great Northwest" also
surprise night; Thursday, Gladys
Walton in The Guttersnipe," comedy
and Latest News, also amateurs
night Friday. 1.-The Bootlegger,' Cen
fury comedy, Table Steaks" also
amateurs night, and Saturday,
Frank Borzage and Ann Little in
Hair-trigger Casey" also "Adven-
lures of Tarzan," No. 9, and Mutt and
jeff. Matinee, pm.
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Olympic.

Today and tomorrow, Cecil B. De
Miles Saturday Night at $50, g.
$50 pm; Tuesday. Sessue Hayakawa
and Tsuru Aoki. in Five Days to
Live: Hal Roach's Rough Seas" and
South Sea Magic; Wednesday. Viola
Dana and Jack Mulhall, In Ee
Fourteenth Lover; scenic, The Holy
Shirley Mason, in Little Miss Smiles;
Bobby Ray. in "a Slick Detective"
and educational picture: Friday, Tom
Mix and Eva Novak. in "Trailin'
Joe Rock. in 1.-THE Pot Roast" and
Capt. Jack Aliens Capturing Lions
nv Aeroplane"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-02
Lyric.

Today and tomorrow, Tom Mix. in
"Sky High" and Larry Semon. in
THE Suitor"; Tuesday. Antonio Mo-
reno, in "A Guilty Conscience; We'd
nesday, Marie Provost in Don't Get
Per sonal": Thursday. Max Under. in
BE My Wife: Friday. Dustin Far
mum, in 1.-The Devil Within" and Sat-
urday. Harry Carey. in Brute Is
land"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-02
Dumbarton,

Today. Earle Williams. in Lucky
Carson" Tomorrow, The Night
Rose" Tuesday. Barbara Bedford, in
The Face of the World" Wednesday,
Just Around the Corner" Thursday,
tiful Liar" Friday. Sessue Hayakawa,
in The swamp" Saturday, Tom Mix,
in Trailing"
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Carolina.

Today. Pola Ncgri in "The Last
Payment; tomorrow. Sam Hardy and
Doris Kenyon in Get Rich Quick
Wallingford": Tuesday, Betty Comp
son in THE Law and the Woman:
Wednesday, Lewis Sargent in around
the Corner" Pathe News and Literary
Digest Topics: Thursday, Silent
Years." also Fox Sunshine comedy:
Friday, Katherine Macdonald in 'The
Beautiful Liar; Saturday, Seena
owen and Matt Moore in Back Pay"
Pathe News and Aesop's Fables.
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Photoplays This Week
AT PHoToPLAY HOUSES THIS WEEK.

COLCMBIA-Moran of the Lady Lefty with Rudolph Valentino
and Dorothy Dalton Shown this afternoon.
Observation-Disclosures" Barry "Penrod Shown this
afternoon
PALACE-"Hal the Woman Shown this afternoon.
RIALTO-D. W. Grfhths orphans Shown
afternoon.
CRANDALLS-Wilam Desmond in Women Men Love-" Shown
this afternoon.
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Hippodrome.

Today, Norma Talmadge. in The
Passion Flower; tomorrow, The
Compson, in AT the End of the
World; Wednesday, Marie Provost,
in .'Nobody's FooT; Thursday. James
Oliver Curwood's. The Golden
Snare: Friday. The Golem." and
Saturday, Elaine Hammerstein, in
The Way of Maid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-02
Circle.

Today, j. P. MCGOWAN and Helen
Holmes, in Hills of Missing Men" To-
morrow, Monte Blue and Mary Thur
man. in Broken DOLL" Tuesday, Just
Around the Corner" Wednesday. SEES
sue Hayakawa, in Five Days to
Live" Thursday, Pola Negrl, in Ven
delta" Friday. Wanda Hawley. in
TOO Much Wife" Saturday, Fred
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-02
Home.

Today. Just Around the Corner"
Tomorrow. Clara Kimball Young. in
What No Woman Knows" Tuesday.
Hobart Bosworth, in white Hands"
Wednesday, Frank Mayo. in Across
the Deadline-" Thursday. Nell Ship
man; tn THE Girl From Gods Coun-
try" Friday. Back Pay" Saturday,
Cameron Of the Royal Mounted"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-02
Regent.

= Today, Marion Davies in the Cosmo-
politan production, April Folly" and
International News: tomorrow, Earle
Williams in Lucky Carson" and
Larry Semon in The Bakery; Tues
wednesday. Robert Warwick in THE
Tree of knowledge; Thursday. the
wonderful story. made in the Holy
Land, entitled From the Manager to
the Cross" also o. Henry story. THE
Dream" and International News; Fri
day. Bryant Washburn in TOO Much
johnson" winners of the West" No.
.. also Snub Pollard comedy; Satur-
day, Breesy Eason in 1.-THE Big Ad-
venture" also with Stanley in
Africa" No. l. '-'
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New.

Today, Tom Mix. in Trailing; to-
morrow, Charles Ray. in AS Minutes
From Broadway; Tuesday. Frank
Mayo, in Across the Dead Line" !;
Wednesday. Antonio Moreno. in
! equity Conscience" also surprise
night; Thursday. Morris Flynn. In
Smiles Are Trumps," also. amateur
contest; Friday, THE Lone Rider"
also surprise night; Saturday, All
Comedy night.
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Princess.

Today and tomorrow, Harold Lloyd.
Keaton, in 1.-The Playhouse" Tuesday.
Wanda Hawley, in TOO Much Wife"
Wednesday, Constance Talmadge, in
scandal" Thursday, Roy Stewart.
in 1.-THE Heart of the North" Friday.
Alice Brady. in Hush Money" Satur-
day, Richard Barthelmess, in Expert
ence."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-02

Hinrichs, formerly director of the
Metropolitan Opera. New York, and R
Bond Getta, furnishes the musical &C.
compartment twice daily, beginning
today at pm.
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florence V1DoR-
Pslsde
Elite.

Today. Nine. Nazimova and Ru-
dolph Valentino. in Camille; tomor-
row. Anita Stewart. in THE Invisible
Fear; Tuesday. Alice Brady. in Hush
Money; Wednesday. Lois Wilson and
Milton Sills. in Miss Lulu Belts;
Thursday, Tully Marshall and Pauline
Starke, in silent Years: Friday,
Sigrid Holmquist. in Just Around the
Corner" and Saturday, Irene Castle.
in French Heels"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-02
Empire.

Today and tomorrow. Mae Murray
in Peacock Alley" also comedy;
Tuesday and Wednesday, Gladys Les
lie and Creighton Hale in "A Child
for Sale" also comedy: THURSDAY.
viii Rogers in Doubling for Romeo,
also Zeb Clark in The Dark Span OF
Fun; Friday, Herbert Rawlinson in
The Scrapper," also comedy: Satur-
day, William Desmond in Dangerous
Toys" also Episode No. 1 of The Ad-
ventures of Tarzan," shown at matt
nee only.
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NEXT WEEKS PHOT0PLAYs
METROPOLITAN.

First Nationals polarization of AL
bert Payson Terhune's story. THE
Lotus Eater" featuring John Barry
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lRialto.

Cosmopolitan's special production
for Paramount Pictures. Find the
Woman" featuring Harrison Ford and
Alma Reubens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-02
Crandall's.

Norma Talmadge, in Loves Re-
Goldwyn's Watch Your Step"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-02
Savoy.

Today and tomorrow, Norma Tai
madge. in Loves Redemption; Tues
day, Pauline Frederick. in The Lure
Of jade: Wednesday, Beside the
Bonnie Briar Bush." and Joe Rock, in
rymore. in Boomerang Bill" and
Harry Pollard. in Hot OF the Press;
Friday. Alice Lake, in 1.-THE Hole in
the WALL" and Gaylord Lloyd. in "A
Zero Hero" and Saturday, Cullen
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-25

viaduct at woodward to cost S5s.-
$40. An order from the corpora
tion commission directing the Mid
land valley TO start work on these
projects Is expected shortly by the
city
New Inciucrating Plant.
The city engineers report includes
the new incinerating plant built n
few weeks ago bv the Nye Odorless
Crematory company. This plant, }he
,ates ~ fuuctioning perfectly and Is
more efficient than the company
claimed when It was Installed. Its
capacity was guaranteed To be 40
tons Of garbage and trash daily.
During 23 days while the plant was
under an official test by the city, u
disposed Of So tons Of garbage and
'~Rsh doilv ana In addition so dead
hogs, IS dead horses and two dead
cows.
A report for the year 1921 made
by city Building Inspector II. =.
Kopp shows the number OF permits
issued to have been 1911, represent
Ing total investment In Tulsa
BUILDINGS OF S73i1.340. For tho
preceding year, 1920, there were
242g permits representing S9,6S2,
4s7 inspection fees in 1921 were
s72se.7b
4. l.. Smith. city plumbing in
spector. reported receipts in his de-
partment Of SIO.772.52, and expenses
OF S6.439.19, leaving balance in
favor OF the city OF SA.333.3S. Smith
makes inspections OF plumbing work
outside the city as we'll as inside the
corporate limits. His outside work
Is mostly in homes located in ad-
ditious that eventually w. be an
neXed and the owners Of which are
anxious tha' their plumbing meet
the city's sDecificntions Hereto
fore this outside work has been
handled nv the plumbing inspector
con his own time" when he was not
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-25
TULSA HAS 94.9
MILES OF PAVING

CONTINUE FROM PACE oNE
637 permits were issued for the con-
struction Of sidewalks: 3tg permits
for building driveways from the
pavement across sidewalks and into
front yards and 1921 permits for
sewers The sidewalk permits COW
cred 81 miles Of walks.
~ Miles OF sewers.
Seventeen miles OF sanitary sewer
vas hrilt In the year ~ a cost OF
SS96,37o. or this amount sS.458
was S-inch line; 424 feet l0-inCh
and 65O feet - inches in diameter.
Half Of the recently voted $500, 900
sewer bond issue has been spent for
storm sewers and projects requiring
the other half are about to be
started. Plans have been drawn for
this work
With the cooperation Of the cry
engineer. railroads entering Tulsa
have made number OF necessary
and expensive improvements. The
Katy railroad spent approximately
SSi OO0 for new grade crossings on
Boulder, Main. Boston, Eigiu, Sec
ond, sixth and First streets. The
Utica avenue viaduct over the Frisco
tracks was completed at cost of
$4,000, concrete work has been
finished on the Union avenre va
duct ANA the Quauah avenue sub
way over and under the Katy tracks.
The viaducts will cost .&59.56O and
the subway $4,000. Crossings built
by the Katy were designed by
briggs to withstand heavy traffic.
Plans have been drawn for the
Midland valleys subway at Sixth
street to cost 100000: its subway
at Seventh to cost tTS 00O. and IT,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-25

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D,.p'',,u pS lDiVy' ~ 'n''e ''i -
i,,,,. G,bt,, '5t,,rrn',1,, b.. 80
dave
-
.rhe little Ford rambled riEht
sfougn tuIuht ,elI be esid OF This
popuIar priced cur and its experience
a, mo auto show. In to tuesday
afternoon III Fords had been sold
since the show opened The sales
Included touring ,ars roadsiors.
CONNIE. and sodaus Tho uvan Motor
company spus them
-
rr,rkIIr cara. are ,pxlously waiting
for tbo now Fraukltn ~ be put on
fno usrko. In quantities uffirIpnt TO
uipulg the onti,ipatad demand The
now Franklin viii sell for about
1000. ana will have an Air coole 1
motor Tho aale of one FRANKLIN
Iv rnlppIc Brnfhora. 40 far during
-
Thp spaldluR- -Swipucy compauy.
dealer I'm Rcns. has two cars ON dis
play ana IL roporte tho sale of two
,lrs since tho show opcucd
Tho Tulsa -Four made i'm Tulsa.
,nnlprlsos ono of the oxhlbitq
.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-25
SUES SON OF MAYOR


Sr LOUIS Jan. 2A.-LAlleglng
that Clarence Kiol "a. Youngest son
~ Mayor Kiel or 81 Louis. attempted
TO assault her on an automobile
ride through a lonely section OF For
cat Park, Miss Lcona Mazza, q.
daughter OF n west end cafe keeper.
today brought suit for $4,000
against young Kiel.
The alleged attack occurred early
last Friday morning, according to
Miss Mazza'H petition. She declares
that against her protests Kiel drovc
Off with her from her hcqne before
she was seated'in his machine and
when she refused hls overturcs, tore
her clothing, struck her and called
her vie names.
Miss Mara declared she brought
suit only when she was refused "A
warrant against young Kiei by both
Circuit Attorney Sidenor and Pros.
ecuting Attorney Oakley.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-25

poets TO attend the Chicago auto
mobile show and viii make an inn
portant announcement on his return.
Six sales have been reported by
the Greenleaae Moore Cadillac com
pany doalcr In Cadillacs. The
Cadillac display " one of the largeu.
ones at the SHOW and comprises most
OF the models OF this extremely
popular car.
A comprehensive display Of bat
teries IL exhibited by the Auto
Brokerage company
Exhibited by the VI. G. Hale Hard
ware company is n display OF u. :.
Compression inner tubes and Tulsa
cord tires Various sizes of tubes
and tires are included in the cx-
hibit and they have attracted no
small amount Of attention.
The Harvey Young oil company
iH represented by booth well lille 1
with this companys products, when
are mostly high grade lubricants.
w y. Bennett IL in charge Of the
Groenleasc Moore Cadillac COM
pany's exhibit OF the loudaille Ily-
draulic shock absorber This acces-
sory ls demonstrated by machine
that constantly tests IL In front Of
spectators.
The Magnetic Ignition company
maintains large booth fillcd with
the latest creations In magnetOe5
ana Ignition systems.
Models ~ storage batteries. spark
plugs. maRuctoes KlaXon horns and
other accessories may be found In
/ the exhibit of the walsh Electric
/ company.
I H. G.. Sanders service manager for
/ the Exldc Battery company has
charge Of comprehensive exhibit,
This company Is owned by :. G.
/ Bates. head Of the Tulsa Oakland
company.
The ShaClcr Specially company Is
/ exhibiting piston rings, pistons,
crankshafts and other Important ac-
/ cessories.
Pennsylvania Vacuum Cup tires
and Na-Pccr tires are included ii
| the exhibit of the Lord Tire com
pany.
Reflex spark plugs are displayed
by the quinn Ignition company.
Tho Alemite Lubricatlng COMPANY
is showing the Alemite system OF
J fabrication. together with large
display OF De Luxe .pistons which
are so popular.
The willard Storage Battery COM
pany Of which Bob Alexander is
manager. maintains large booth
titled with various styles OF Willard
batteries.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-25
Automobile ShOW Notes

been received by Ray smrm. Ian
colin dealer. Henry Ford has added
hIH millions tp the production n
Liurolus which in ifsolf IS sign.n-
can't
ono uf tine striking models on dis.
p1n Ir gray Hudson spocdster. cy
Huuod by Bopst Motor company
This company ls also displaying the
EaoN coach, which seems to mro'
with popular favor among purchas-
nr. Two lIudsons ana Two Essex
have been sold -u far during The
show.
Waiter Is. Campbell, oscar T.. So'-
iorHrom Henry brandon and T.. v
}iEby have purchased Wrstuutt
COWS during che show. Tho West
rutl Ia handled by the Johnson Mo
Qullty.Curtmlil company
A. T. poIn. dealer IN United
SfatpH tires has found time to spii'i'
among dealers Tor tho Jewish rsiinf
campaign Tho dealers contributed
literally
Tho a. G.. Mott Motor compan,
reports the sale Of three Uupmo-
bilos during tho show. This com.
pnuv handles the Oldsmobllc az well
ns the lIupp.
The "Daytonia" model Of tho
Paige is being shown FOR the first
time iu Tulsa by the Lewis Marsh
corporation. This is tho car that
broke all stock cas- speed records.
Tho exhibit at tho show was pur-
chased by George H. Sautrock This
company also has on display thc
Daniels and Chevrolet cars.
Norval & Dial dealers in Dodge
cars doubtless broke some records
when they sold seven DodEes IN one
day Tho Dodge occupies a proml
nont place In tho show
Seven Ovcriands and two
Wills knights have been pur-
chased from the Carhart- Muir
ply Motor company Tho WHY'S.
knight holds q popular place I'm
public esteem, because OF lts sleeve
valve motor which according 60 the
makers improves with age The
/ overland has been made douhly -
| tractlvc since tho new form ut
/ spring was put into use TO improve
It's riding qualities. II Ia attractive
4ly priced
! -Four models are on display hy the
| Southwest Nash Motor company oi
which Charles McDanlels IL man
aEcr. -Four Of these cars have been
! sold during the show according "a
/ McDanicls who reports that those In
/ charge OF the exhibit are kept bus,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-25
OUCH! BACKACHE!
RUB LUMBAG0 Or
STIFFNESS AWAY

St Jacobs oil stops any nain. .,
when your back is sore and laMc mr.
iumbago, sciatica 81 rheumtU has
you stiffened up, don't suff,. Get
Jacobs oil at any drug store pour
little in your hand, and rub . light
on your ac ing back; and by the lime
you count fifty the sofCnuss and
lameness is gone.
Don't stay crippledl This 600 alns
penetrating oil needs to be used 1niy
once. IL takes the pain right out ana
ends the misery II is magical. ye,
absolutely harmless, and doesn't bun
the skin.
Nothing else stops lumhag0 sciaS
ca, backaChe or rheumstI-.. So
promptly. II never disapp0iutsl-.
Advertisement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-25

busy with city work. and re h..
been paid personally During -mYb'
occupancy Of this office. ali .r.pe.
tion fees have been turned i... n.
city treasury He has made "a. r.,,,'
as IS Inspections I'm ono dl
1921 he issued 1852 certificate. of
inspection.
The report Of A. B. u.syo.
electrical inspector. rot... m.
period from May 4, 1920. f. lam
AIRY /. 1922--i9 months. I bs,
;ime his office collected l... t.fsi
ing $12,431.50, with expcu.us .f as.
proximatcly 5000. The numI.- ~,
inspections made was g7sr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-25

Ih. Lafayette. .Gaston company.
dealer f9r tuo Lafayette ear, report
.Nr a'. OF beautiful special -
HIu| Iu Dr. % luxurious fvc-pas-
.DuHur touring car with green body
..... numerous other cars already
.nu OH, owner has consented for b.
.. U.m.u uuul the show closes.
Nra d. T.. Flanagan purchased n
auo 20. Pierce Arrow coupe from ih'
ruu NHo. car COMPANY which
handle. NI'0.r Arrows ana Haynes
..U. IU. aHI. ~ a Haynes car has
LOO I,.u .,Uurtod by g. g.. Andcr
s.u MANAGER ~ this company
rour -,ud,uokcrs have been pur.
.Nl.,1 IuruF iDo show The Stude
hnEr. Is u.w handled hy the Stan.
Ir# Thomas Motor company sc
.ur#Dr Zoo M,..n NcNultl Motor
company Th, four saics cons stod
Uf three touring cars ana one road
.lr. of lbr different models on cX.
hiU'
Uno uf tpo surprises OF tDa show is
tNp now NH,Nou which ia utiI'
h.UHir Two touring cars and ono
sedan have found their way into th"
IlNIe ot owners since tho show
upuu,l loo smith Maxwell dealer.
ALSO handles DO" Chalmers. aud OK.
rl.ia 90 have ono ~ the latter
mHIos ou exhibit this week
Bottom Rros. dealers in Detroit
cIoctrlDs aui Milburu clcctrics.
recognized uH uusurpaHsed electric
vrhlglos. report an excellent do
{ a. a I.. q
They are cuthusigatio boosters foi
tho automobile show
r.. II. Cordcll purchascd tho at'
trR,tivo Jordan hrougnnm displayed
I by tho ". G.. Norris Motor sale,
COMPANY which also handles Mar
mons Nell sutherland. mannge'
] Tor tho Norris company and prosi
dent ~ tho Tulsg Automobile Deal
/ crs association said yesterday his
company has enjoyed an excellent
business during tho show.
"Busness In fine" Jimmy Ncilsou
sales manager for tho Evans How
/ ard company stated. THIS company
/ haudleA the Peerless and Chandler
cars. both of which makes fill a
/ very important place la the auto
mobile world.
HHats===
Among tho cars sold by the For
stcr. Davis Motor company dealers
| In Bucks. are three coupcs like the
ono ON exhibit. This model has
/ proved n popular one. one coupe
/ waa sold To Mis. G. ~ LoHthers, one
/ to g. II. Terwiuigcr ana another {,
la. r. Brnden. Ms *. T. West pur.
chased the special roadster with the
q California top. other sales of opet
cars have been made by this com
pany.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-25

An interesting announcement In
connection with the show ~ that
there will be n substantial reduction
on Lincoln cars on February 4.
Confirmation Of this reduction has
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-25

G.. 4. Green. manufacturer OF
auto tops and seat covers. Is well
represented Ht the show. His work
Is apparent on eleven OF the exhibits.
n var.ous parts OF the building as
well as on his own cars. And there's
something about Green's product
that Immediately strikes one with its
originality and Individuality.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-25

-Four models are on display hy the
Nash Motor company of
which Charles McDanIels " man
aGcr. Four of these cars have been
sold during the show according to
McDanicls who reports that those In
charge OF the exhibit are kept husv
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-10-11
FEARNS|DE, WAITE AND
FIRST THREE NAMED TO
AMEND C|TY'S CHARTER
These Three Will Select
Two More Members
to Serve

Three members of the commission
| of five which council has resolved
will amend or revise the city charter,
have been selected. They are F, J.
Fearnside, and Aldermen Bert Jar
rett and J. G. Waites. Mr.. Fearn-
side was named by Mayor Steen and
the two aldermen by President of
council l.. A. Smith. This was in ac-
cord with the resolution adopted by
council. 1t was suggested by Mayor
Steen.
The next step in the Mayors pro-
posal will be the selection Of two 9th
er members of the committee. These
will be selected by the first three
named, and the committee will then
resolve itself into an active body,
name a chairman and take up the
work of amending or revising the
charter.
No suggestion was made in Mayor
Stems instructions as to whether or
not the committee should revise the
entire charter or not, but it is under
stood that this is the sentiment Of
the members already named. In this
event, it is believed, the most desira-
bic features of the modern model
charters will be secured, such as the
initiative, referendum and recall with
the city manager plan.
There has been no inIimation as to
the number Of councilmcn or COM
missioners that the charter will pro-
vide, but the preponderance of senti-
ment is that the smaller the number
the more efficient it will be, especial
ly if the councilmen or commission
ers are paid something for their SER
vices, which should be The case.
Several prominent citizens are be-
ing mentioned for fourth and fifth
places on the charter board. Among
these are Frank Wattles, j. H. Vel
verton, H. NJ. de Montmollin, Howell
Davis, Walter McNally, Fred Merrill,
Morris Cochrane and others.