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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-27
DU PonT COMING HOME.
Senator viii Visit Wilmington
Before Starting onFlor-
ida Trip.

scnatolfcolornan du pout IS aS
pectcd 70 come TO this cltyxt oday on
tomorrow to spend the wcetsNpd. lie
Is preparing Cor his trip 60 Florida
md there are many. business matters
that must he arranged.
Friends who have seen the Sena-
tor say ho is looking wen and has
apparently fully Recovered from his
bronchial affection. with whHh nc was
attacked a month ago
HIS southern trip It is said VIII be
TO the west coast OF lrioridu. 20 the
plantation Of n friend. The pnrty viii
constitute about -four. and VIII II.
Hays. Postmaster Genersl Is OK
pected to be ono Of them. The party
VIII lcaveRnext week and romains in
tlorida Tor three weeks
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-27
l.a00 MINERS STRIKE
IN WAGE CUT PRoTE>u

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Tracy City. Tenn. ian. 27.--Twciv,
hundred miners in this field were on
strike today in protest against the de-
cision Of an arbitration board reduc-
ing wages about "a cents on coal niin-
ed.
Inc present wage contract does not
expire until April but operators de-
clare they found It necessary TO re-
ouce wages in order To meet competl-
ton in the West Virginia field.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-27
MRS. ROSTER DRUNK.
JEALOUS, WHEN SHE
SHOT HER HUSBAND
Witness Testifies Accused De-
clared She Was Intoxicated
at Time of Killing.
81 DID IT, SHE ADMITTED

Ey Assoeiatsd Press 10 tsyery Evening.
Philadelphia. Jan. 27.--Mrs. Cath
crime Roster sat in the coroner's court
today and listened attentiYely while
witnesses told Of finding her husband,
Oscar Roster, and his stenographer
Mildred Geraldine Reckitt, after she
had shot them in his offise last SIT
urday.
Clad in deep mourning and clasp
ing from time TO time her three
months old baby. Richard to her
breast, she followed the testimony
with ans occasional show OF emotion
at which times she was gently patted
by her mother. Meanwhile the infant
son found solace in a nursing bottle
held in his lips.
Mrs. Roster, the aecuscd 2l-year- old
wife, with the assistance of her guard.
had TO force her way through a Jam
of men and women eager TO gain adj
mittance to the coroners court TO hear
the details Of the crime.
Several testified Mrs. Rdsier adj
mitted the shooting. William Miller
said he saw Mrs. Roster running along
the second floor of tho Office building
screaming: II did it. II had TO do it.
I'm jealous"
Another witness said she hysteri-
caily screamed she was ints xieatel
when she fred the shots.
Paul Gottlieb, testified he heard Mrs.
Roster say Il WAS intoxicated. When l
was in EIahnemann Hospital. when my
baby was born. they were running
around together. This afternoon
came here and found them
The coroner is hearing an witnesses.
to the apparent satisfaction Aof csun-
sci for the defense.
Mrs. Roster was held without bail
to await the action Of the grand jury.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-27
Delegation Presents Impressive
Arguments TO Committee
OF House.
HAD GOOD EFFECT
ON THE MEMBERS
Now Believed the Appropriation
o' $o3o.Otp viii Receive
Approval.
IT'S MERITS FULLY SHOWN

Hre,ia,, Y.ra'rh rium eNcr l,cniug
NhHhinriun Correspondent
Nashlnsiun. Jan. g. willard \
.prhhnHR, chairman. WnNnm a.
nraiu inrMtr tuuarcsaman from pela.
ware NNfrnh laucrof, ana D. lcNaudcr
'iuihrlH hlrlor tnglucDr. .cprosrnta
ii'ea uf liu Nilmingion pusrd of liar
1907 commissioners. nhpri cd before
hr liouse latfiH and liarhors c,,n.
Nli lrr. Alsi,idlA. al a h.nrlng n ac.
haf nl ihn Nowsai for r.|orli aid
ih, Nfm uffsl appropriation of
.'Neop inf tuHh inpro, omrn, ol
Wilmington ilMhor
VIC fH,T' 'ns mtdD hN .to Nln,ug-
''n dolD stilun. wllh that 60 Rcprc.
sentative lnttulh rraultod - what is
hrlir'rd "a Victory ful the great proc
Nfl tH ihu MHmhCnE of ihc committee
resent seenod dOcnl, ir,prcss,d with
'hr nfafvniatinn af fnrts aud it naN.
he eai thew plainly indicated that th,.
.rn WOULD Ho Into thp tlvcra and
lilrhpra h'li Whirh VII soon bo pro.
NHiti i1 'mrrras
inr wniEfi vas explained boo de-
iNh hN Air iiuah, who pointed out
mat NihrlnHinn contemplated the eN.
nendpute 0l igoop.eoo on th proicct.
ihe' airoadN hold lssuo of S2.6o0 ooO
hai horn hulhnriaei by thc CIV of WI
nlHniun lor thv lngWovem'N, of Tho
NhftHr Nnl0h Vonefliuicl aa per cent
81 lho bonded debt of lhc c.iv. aud that
Dnnihris fuf a lafae portion of Tho
NulA bad already boon Nade
Mn ninld won't into che history %.
ihiH ffol' Improvement saving that
H 1913 Wilmington rAlscns n,gItioncd
'H - ni.ofefiiun Iipun tle PROVO
HUnn Nf NOQunlton of ho Nater-
inui hN tnO UliY tir harbof purposes.
iud mat n a Subsequent election o.
iitti pf icn in onH, iO,asS being cast
'W and only ihea being cast asaln-t
'hr pfuppsai, ~ 1919, ho sald. the
lttihletlfo created a liosr,l ~ iisroor
commissioners and la 1918 that boar,i
Nf'srhi,i a general plan % tho city
'oun,ii snd an ppdinanco autha.lslne
5000 nnN hnnl lnsgo was na sscd.
lnrn "a tunifsct for construction of
NhAfi 80 : was awarded. md suhsr-
tlonilN "a ie'hnlral advisory committee
vas fufmed and in 1890 the Isobdcll
tfl Wha nuehassl and revision
tuntinpcd on pagc 6.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-27
HIT by RUNAWAY TRUCK.
Leroy Dcnkon. Seven Years Old, Has
Thrill OF. HIS Life.

\ runaway ice cream truck sirucl,
Leroy Deakon, years old. of 1906
Reed street at Front and Harrison.
last evening. knocking him down. The
boy escaped uninjtred.
The truck ran across tho street
where its flight was stopped by a
high pavement. The boy was stand
ing on the edge OF the curb when
the truck struck him.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-27
NOTED MISSIONARY DEAD.
Mrs. Ramsauer. Prominent Episcopal
Worker, Passes on AT Liberian Post,

By Associated Press to Every Evening.
philadelphia. Jan. 27~.sThe death of
Mrs. ". H. Ramsauet. an Episcopal
missionary was announced today In a
cable dispatch from Liberia.
Airs. Ramsauer was widely known
in religious circles through Peiinsyl-
yania, New Jersey and the South.
She died wetk after her return
20 Cape Mount Liberia. following a
furlough of several months in The
United States with her hushand also
a missionary. They left for West
Africa December last.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-27
CITY MANAGER RECALLED.
Women Voters Turn Wheeling. W.
Va. Back TO CouDcilmanic Rule.

y AssOciated Press TO Every Evening.
Wheeling, w. Va. Jan. 27.-Un-
official tabulations this morning show
City Manager Homer Crago was re-
called in yesterdays election by a vote
Of f0,931 TO 400
The entire recall slate was swept
into Office Including two former cotin-
cilmen and Mayor Thomas r. Thoner.
running rs councilman at large.
The defeat OF the administration Vas
attributed by City Manager Crag0 10
the heavy woman vote.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-27
PLATOON SYSTEM N
PUBLIC SCHOOLS Of
CITY SEEMS ASSURED
Innovation Planned for Will
mington Shows Good Results
in Detroit.
GIVEN POPULAR APPROVAL

Thii ihf people of Wilmington may
sHtr o. htitDr understanding of the
great Importance ct Swing the chill.
even oi lha giii all tho opportunities
NpHtlh'N ia stcuIe an adcuiIre public
HUW rduraiIun ln nct'er at ihcm Tor
hn urthpNs thrt wN encounter in
HIlr Nin in mailing their way tnrourh
'hH WU ld. Hnd ihai taDy may know
what p.nfr rli.eatarr 0plng aions tals
i.tri especially n Detroit Mich. wh,ch
aHirm haa bfcU arornicd hv .hc
iiaarl nl idaeation of This city as a.
rnifl ln thN uuildluf np ~ o new
stlpm herc Every Evening today
l'inis lhc nrgi uf series uf articles
nfnni Whni haH btcn done ard ls a,Il
helms aona m the polro.t schools.
prifFii a ihn olty Visited and The
system there d. ihe enc lnanectod on
fufrnHr laa hy iho mafar mcmhcrs
eff DliY 'mWrh Hoard az 1dncation
ora 'riaNhrt sphool AuaHlar, A.
stiai'nn. which tour was made pos
tNif uIunsn ihC generosity of tho
school AUXILIARY that tha ofihflals la.
IniNHlnf could soc ai first hand Tor
ihsmsnlNrfl rather than h.v. some
|, uNo irIl ihrin, iho great improvements
hat have been mado in thc education
lhe NoiWF ny careful 9orursi of
These hHonunis ihe iBct ihai Whining
lin is innA.DArn behind sumo other
flaees Iu - public schools and the
sfflrm followed Wlll ho emphasized
ed ihr comparison lctwro', ~. meth
Die AZ fho tWp ,lliCs WH o.. shown
ne NfrN Fir'kug.
fuphufl1 Will bo Rd BON tte
N.Afuun tNHiaM, ihal - flr work.
s.ud, play 49, Which De- ln cncri .n
uofl ef ihe syhoois iu notrof ana
Itisl Nil hn pni lnlo ,ffort in
those schools whore il does rot nircadv
tiF lNder ihe new buGllng pro-
HfHm lu pi!foli .hu nlAaoon sym,m ls
established in gil ne neN huud'ugs
3 Nhlfu hafn been Constructed in s,ich
way az AZ m4ha ihcm conform to n
lfl samp ul ih, Older hul'dinss changes
Nnl alterations have a.tn made to
Huho d po.slbl' io apply tlis modern
method oi child education aud Whero
hRa been f,u&d that these neccssary
HaHnff could uot o. mado such build.
Nsf afe iq he abandoned az rapidly a.
I0f nen nulidlnE .mormm oan bc ear.
ild Nio effect
Continued ou pacc b
-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-27
SMALLPOX SUSPECTED.
Sufferer, Living on Stoeckle
Street, May Go 70 Farm

case ,d supposed .smalrpoS has
been rel ortcd In the city. according 10
Vie police. The person affected. whose
namc h. COS, llvcs Mt 6ls Stocckle
street. which rs in the block bounded
tN tnih and sixth ana Adams and
jackson streets Tho city physician
ls In attendance.
Arrangements are being made 10
have the man transferred TO the pest
house at the County Hospital. In the
meantime. the house that he occupied
has hocn put under quarantine.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-27
SEEKING WORK FOR IDLE.
Harding Asks Members OF cabinet Il
Aid In Quest.

BY Associsted Press to Every F.yening.>
Washington. Jan. 27.--Aid' of the
war. navy, asr!cultlTe. treasury. intor-
ior and commerce departments NJ pro-
viding work for the unemployed was
requested by President Harding todlS
in letter addrsssel 10 the heads oi
those departments.
me e1eeutivr suggested that in
those six departments there might be
repair and construction work which
could b undertaken now when ethe
most difficult periodkcf the winter is
aill before u.s., rath r than later in
the year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-27
AUSTRIA'S CABINET BACK.
Some Shifts OF Portfolios Re.
ported in Ministry as it Re-
sumes It's Functions.
81 A..aeIalaa I,le.a . nesry neanlnr.

by AssYeiatf0 l'feta - Ifrrr itnDirr.
Vienna. Jan. z1,--rhe cabinet of
Chancellor schobet. which resigned
@esterdny, RESUMED office today With
some changes 10 the iist of ministers
Chancellor schober stook the port
foliorof the interior and Doctor Leo
nold IIennet. formerly minister Of agiI-
culture. assumed tho foreign affairs
ministry temporarily
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-27
Amnsements rnnlrat.

Playhouse Paul HochanslL Nioiinist.
Garricl- Vaudeville and pictures
AldinC Vaudeville and pictures
Queen boomerang Bill
Majestic The tonquerinc Power 10
Parkway \ Mans Home
Arcadia Love Honor and Rehnva ..
savoy Scandal "
Grand rhc Problem Eternal
strand Keeping Up With Lizzie "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-27
packers 70 Contlnue strike.

- -ASsociateJ ErssS 10 fNfry Evening.
Chicago. Jan. 27.- Striking packing
house workers IN the L. great mear
packing centers, have voted by a.
overwhelming majority to coutin1s
the Strike started December 3, 1921.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-27

D -AssocIaiee Fre5s % livery EVCnirr
New York. Jan. s7.-Ncmie Bly.
newspaper woman. who achieved fame
BY q spectacular trip around the world
IN record time, died today AT -
Mark Hospital.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-27
ROBBERS GET sIs0.000
MOTOR co. Sea RITES

Ilattiesburg. Miss, Jan. 1.-THE
Garault Motor compiny OF this city
Has robbed OF StS0.000 ia bonos and
commercial paper early today BY two
men who he'd UP the night clerk. ac-
ccrdinS to q report 20 the police.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-27

An automobile robe belonging to
AIRS. stephen T.. Hamilton OF s1S
Franklin street was stolen from the
family automobile while parked IN
front Of the Hamilton home on Tues
day evening. The robe was valued
81 SIS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-27
nea,y Fine Tor Speeding.

pleading guilty TO speeding on Deia-
ware avenue between Broome and
CLAYTON streets Daniel Z. Casey was
fined Slo.and costs in Municipal Court
today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-27
tlearinghousc Charges.

The clearinghouse charges. en ae-
counts an the banks Of Wilmington for
the week ending January IS. aggre-
stated S5.SfSI25.05.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-27
Weather FORECAST.

By Associated Press 70 Every Eycninr
Washington, Jan. p Weather forecast
for Delaware.
Snow tonight aud Saturday not much
change ia temperature
SUN. MOON, TENIPERATURE, TIDE.
sun rose this morning . Tfa
sun sets this Afternoon ..... = n
sun rises tomorrow morning ~ Tfs
sun sets tomorrow afternoon - = L.
Neon sets tonight. ... : on
Length or day. 9 hoursJs. miDutes.
4 p. m. yesterday s................... ea.
: a. IN. today s............... ...... l6-
Moon today ..,......... tt.
Highest temperature yestesc&y ..... 81
Lowest temperature iast nighr - ffs
High tide ttis morning .. n "a
High tide tonighf ..... fsr
Low lisle this noruing a...... r1y
Low tic fonicht .....t...s. q
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-27

Cards ard Dancing Kew Centary
Club tonight Admission 55 cents.
ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-27

Ss2 - With Clover Dairy safe Iilk
and Hutier Phone o-15il.-Ady
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-27

Apartment Tor rent, 2l7 Nest sixth
street ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-27

4 lei'''' 'l' '7''' sIA'n so'e'.--
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-03-28
PROMINENT brentwood
MERCHANT VISITING HERE

Jno. T. Allen, a prominent hard
ware merchant Of Brentwood, is
here visiting his wife and daugh-
ter who are here for the health OF
the latter. The daughter under
went an operation in a local sani-
tarium last week, and at this writ
ing is reported as doing fine.
Mr.. Allen says they are in the
midst Of the worst drought they have
had there in years, the yearly pre-
cipitation for the year ending March
Goth, being less than eight inches,
but the people are in mighty good
spirits considering these circum-
stances.
He says this country up here
looks mighty good 10 him. and he Is
figuring on making some invest
ments here in the way Of real es-
tate.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-03-28
The House Votes
Army of $4,000
Over the President

Washington, March 22.-Disre-
garding the recommendation Of
President Harding and the general
staff, the House this afternoon de-
clared for an army Of not more
than $4,000 men.
Voting against the administrations
demand for a military force Of 1885,
900 enlisted men, the house sifted
parliamentary jam from which
emerged:
One-Defeat Of the administra-
tion's amendment 20 the army ap-
preparation bill 20 provide for 49,
600 men and 1000 Philippines scouts
instead Of $4,000 recommended in
the measure.
Two-Refusal 20 accept an
amendment 20 reduce the army 10
100000.
Three-Dcfeat Of an amendment
providing for a 10000 men-power
army.
Four-Acccptarce Of the $4,000
armed force proposal.
The Kahn amendment 20 provide
an army Of 143.c00 men was de-
feated, 90 20 as.
The $4,000 men proposed was
lost by n viva voco vote and a l0O,-
600 force was turned down by a
vote Of % to 81.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-03-28
Spud Shipment
Short Over 1000
Lbs. at Sweetwater

A net weight shortage Of 1884
pounds on a consignment Of pota-
toes from a Fort Worth firm to the
Tubb Produce Company Of this city
is reported by G.. K. Scott, inspec-
tor of weights and measures.
The original shipment TO the
Tubbs Produce company consisted
Of 26s sacks Of the potatoes, giving
the correct weights.
At the instigation Of the Weights
and Measure officials the remaining
sacks were reweighed and found to
have a shortage Of 1884 pounds,
which showed a shortage Of approx
mately thirteen pounds a sack on
the entire shipment Of 26S sacks.
Only twelve sacks Of the remaining
146 weighed the necessary ia
pounds. The weights Of the sacks
ranged from ninety-one pounds 70
li6 pounds.
The local produce company noti-
fled the Fort Worth concern Of the
shortage and were directed 30 look
TO the railroad for the loss. As the
seal on the car was undisturbed, Mr..
Scott has taken the matter in hand
and promises full restitution. The
penalty In such cases Is double re-
Enumeration for the shortage % the
consignee and a fine Of $50 a sack
on the consigncr. Each sack short
age constituting a separate offcnse.
The local concern IS wholly with
out blame ard all Of the purchasers
Of the company have received the
amounts for which they paid, ac-
cording 10 Mr. Scott.
such instances is the reason for
the existence for the Weights and
Measure Department, which is saw
ing the retailers and consumers Of
the State huge sums annually"
said Mr.. Scott
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-03-28

business that operates. There is only
one man, one organization, or one
Institution that has never made a
mistake, and that is the one that
has never done anything. The great
est men vino ever lived have been
The most bitterly critisized, and
have made some Of the most costly
mistakes The officials and direc-
tors Of the city and its civic or
CARNATIONS are very human, and
d. not aspire 30 a reputation Of
greatness. They make mistakes and
admit it, bat they are doing their
dead-leyel. unselfish best 20 care for
the interest II the city Of Lubbock,
and unless every citizen IS doing
the same thing, he has no right TO
howl about the way things are run.
Are you Citizen, or do you
Just Live Here?
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-03-28
Some True Statements Of How the
Business Men Are Imposed On In
Matters Pertaining to Town Bulldog

that the school board stay behind
in their funds but II il up to the
citizens OF the town TO take care
Of the city, and ii is being taken
care Of most satisfactorily; and for
the first time in the history Of the
town, IL IN being taken care Of by
the average citizen and not by the
merchandising that IL right.
But now 10 the community audi
torium:
The Farmers Short Course again
emphasized the absolute necessity Of
having a public auditorium for the
city OF Lubbock There is never a
week passes that such "A building IS
not needed az least two nights, and
from the last Of this month until
the last Of next September II would
be used an average Of four nights
week Unless such a building Is
built the combined churches Of the
city will pay out more than So
10000 IN taking care OF their sum
mer meetings, and yet this build
ing can be- built for approximately
100000, and be- made available
for everything in the city requiring
gathering FOR the next eight years
Il viii pay for itself ten times over
in the first five years. The first
impulse was o. circulate list
among the merchants, and raise the
money The Town Needs H. There
are 200 names on the Chamber Of
Commerce roll There are $50
families in Lubbock, or one man
out Of every eight. who should be-
long 90 the Chamber Of Commerce,
helougs One man out Of every
eight would have an opportunity 90
contribute his part 10 the commIn-
ity auditorium II petitions we're CIR
culated among the business and pro-
fessional men, or the average pro
rata part each would have 60 pay
would be $4,000. and they are near
ly an willing 10 pay q; but g b.
not right, and j. does not reflect
the citizenship Of Lubbock to allow
the mcrCh an's 90 DO it.
OF the $50 families or men ~
age 90 have families listed under the
recent census. even II we allow
one-third or as unable 90 pay any
thing. We SIN have 900 men left
who, by paying only 5000 q piece,
would guarantee Lubbock COM
munfty auditorium that would serve
the town Tor The next eight years.
II every citizen in The city above
eighteen years u age, owning prop
crty or making this his home, would
contribute si.O0 a month 20 the pro-
motion Of the welfare Of the city,
we could have one Of the most ef-
firient Chambers Of Commerce, one
Of the most complete Fair Associa-
ti0ns, one Of the most up-to-date
tourist parks. and most service
able auditorium. We not only could
build these but We could maintain
them and improve them from year
70 year, and reflect credit upon the
city as leader in this section.
Instead 81 that, i25 men had 70
dig down in their pockets and put
up 100000 20 build the Fair.
Less than 200 men dig down IN their
pockets and put up the 100000 or
100000 year necessary TO OPP
crate the Chamber Of Commerce.
II there is no other way around IL.
these same 200 men Will dig down
in their jeans and put up enough
money 10 build the community au-
ditorium, but Il is not fair, Il Is
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-03-28

Circulate a list among the mer-
shants, and raise the money. The
town needs II. II makes no diff
ference what il refers 70, but n
the town needs Il, go 70 the mer-
chants. They are the only folks IN
town when you get ready 70 raise
money for anything. This " the
habit that has been allowed 20 deyel-
Oh in Lubbock TO such an extent
that il is time we we're calling at
tention 70 some Of the good broth
ers that stand on the outside and
eritisize. and yet never do anything.
A very concrete example OF THIS
was had in the school meeting last
Thursday night when one dear
brother who ives he the city worth
between 100000, 900 and $780,
10000 who has never contributed
n cent % the Chamber VI Commerce
who does not own share Of Far
stock. bat Yet feels that $500 a
month Is rs part 81 carrying on
the school Il just cant afford
any more" ard lets 10 pass AT that.
The average small business In the
city 81 Lubbock viii Invoice les.
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p"g e'V'V' az oo H.
commerce, S- ga :. M l, az -
-. i.li'h, f-2'vV ~ ~ 1900 ~,
t@',YV !" .ne al -
"ai.s n's.N"5 a a. oa
sIv.vp l"w",ga 49," 49, ts,tg.
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