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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-28
TALK OF The TOWN.

Miss Gladys French Of Northfeld vis
tied friends IN the city to-day
Fresh-caught scaled haddoek, 81 PEI
pound saturday Just arrived at City
Fish Market to-day Tel. 52-2.
small tenement 70 rent for man and
wife. also an experienced nurse can oe
secured at Is West street, city.
REGULAR meeting Of the I o. Q. =.
M II win be held Friday evening AZ
seven o'clock sharp. Per order p 9.
ne Horal tribute Of Barclay Bros
emploves at the funeral Of John Watt
was inadvertently omitted from the norat
offerings as printed.
Buv some Of those frash-eaught had
dock. ali scaled, cents pound, satur
aav tomorrow. at the City Fish Market
Good bargain Tel 52-2.
regular meeting Of Sub. Court Barre
NO 33i7. j. o. F. Friday jan ~ i9lQ
/ All members are requested e be present.
AZ the state organizer, y. w Armstrong
p II. g. r., viii be here,
among arrivals at the City hotel last
evening and to-day were II. y. saladini
w. A. Saladin. Utica, n Il; i. 4 Park.
hurst. Ogdensburg, n. VI Il. z. HaW'
thorne. e N. Ruhson, Burlington 4. q
I Melnfosh. Manchester, N, h. q. G. Et'
/ iliott. Bristol; il. L. PrAtt, Edward TIP
] PIE, Boston.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-28
TWO COURTS MARTIAL.
Paymaster Aud and Assistant Surgeon
RObnett % Be Tried.

Boston. Jan. 2s The officials of the
Charlestown navy yard were bury yes.
terdav arranging fof two courts martial
which have been ordered because q an
episode which occurred q dance there
On December IL On Monday morning
Isaymasteg George r. Aud Of Bnrlne
ton. VT. win be placed on trial, charged
with violating the naval regulations rec
eardihe the conduct 81 officers Follow
inq payinaster Aud court martial. AS
sistant Surgeon Al y Robnptt Will be
tried 90 similar charges Maj Alhertus
~ Catliu win be Judge advocate m both
cases
The complainant 4 Dr Edward S.
cowles of Boston who charges he was
assaulted 1t the dance by Paymastef
Auld. The charges against Df Rohnett
grew out Of letter written TO Dr
rowles and a conversation On the tele.
phone. both of which related e the dis
pnfe between Cawles and Anld.
A young woman i said to have been
the cause of the ironbla.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-28
Another Sensation In a Mass
achuSettS Town, Wellesley
TOWN TAX COLLECTOR
Said to Have Admitted Defalcation, but
When Arraigned To-day he Plead
ed the Usual Not
Guilty.

Wellesley, Mass, Jan 2s. Clarence II.
Dadmun. the town tax collector who IS
charged with the larceny Of town funds
to the amount Of 81 200, was arraigned
before Judge Grover in Dedham to-day
He pleaded not guilty and Was held N
81 500 bail for the session Of the grand
Jury fl April Dadmun was arrested
last night. at which time Chairman
Sweetser 81 tile board Of selectment said
that Dadmun had made eoniessiou.
Il IS alleged IN the charge that the col
leetor had taken funds collected during
the past two years.
Chairman Sweetser stated that some
weeks ago the attention of che board Of
selectmen was called TO the fact TINT
many checks Of citizens sent ia for pay
ment Of taxes had not reached the Of.
fee of the town treasurer Fred john
son. Tax Collector Dadmun was asked
Is produce them, but some were not
forthcoming The town treasurer mott.
fed Tie board that the collector had
not kept the duplicate tax collector
record ia the Office 81 the treasurer as
required by law Dadmun was imme.
diately ordered to complete the dupi'
cate record and The town auditor Thorn
as D. Coleman, notified to examine ths
accounts.
According to Chairman Sweetser, Col
leetor Dadmun thereupon called upof
him IN HE Office in Boston yesterday
and acknowledged 70 him that his ae
counts were s7270 short.
Dadmm was taken back g Wellesley
and made bis statement before the tui
hoard. including Joseph selfe, Hiram z
Myers. and Chairman Sweetser. lie wat
placed under arrest, and the bonding
company which secured him m the sun
oi $500. was notified.
The emhezzlements are supposed 4
cover the past two years, according 9
the collectors and treaaurers books
some $500 to $4,000 appearing as IN
collected for tie year 1908 and nearll
$4,000 for the year 1909. PfeviousF
tle taxes bad been collected IN full an
accounted for.
Clarence If Daamun Is about 81 wear
AZ age and hoa lived u Wellesley pfae
tfeallv an his life tie S q eapents
and contractor and has held The posifio
ef tax collector for four years. he
unmarried
john G. kran clerk oi the board (
. seiectmen. was last night appointed g
collector pro TEN.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-28
c. N. LIBBY PRESIDENT
OF Vermont and New Hampshire In
dependent Telephone ASSN.

Wells River, lan 2S.-A large number
of Tie members Of the Vermont and
New Hampshire Independent Telephone
association attended the tenth annual
meeting of the organization. which
reached adjournment Wednesday, Vne
~ the most important actions taken
AT the business meeting was the vote
rs retain II. b. Howe ol ST. Johnsbury
as counsel. The constitution oi the as-
sociation was amended u several par.
ticulafs "a Bring the companies INTO
closer relation aud to strengthen the
sssnciation. The membership now
stands AZ about 50 and q feeling Pre-
walls that the prospects 'of the independ-
ents are exceedingly bright.
The following officers were eieetea'
President. g. NJ. Libby OF south kye'
gate, vico president, Dr, Q. p. Eastman
of WoodsvilIe, n. u; secretary and
treasurer. Mrs Lena AZ. Owen q ~
Johnsbury; executive committee ~ =
Kennedy Of Chelsea, G. i. Speare 81 Cor
linth. D. L. Mcclure of Hardwick, N. y
Beckley Of Groton. q a. WaaAburn p
| corinth II. L. Moore Of Newport s. 4
Andrews 81 Northfcld aud the president
land secretary exoihclo
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-28
CLAWS AGAIN ON
STAND TODAY
MANY Documents and Papers Submitted
for Examinati0n--Lett Between
Claws and Cennett introduced
as Evidence.

washington. D Ct, Jan = iouis R
CLAWS resumed the stand to-day iu the
pinehot investigation. hls eoun.
sel. Louis Brandeish. oaering a large
batch 81 documents and papers for eX-
animation. CLAWS sad he had discussed
with Henry " Hoyi matters connected
with The Wilson casl lands cases also
the statement 8i Davis. nlade Nedues.
day elsxis said he nss urged hY Hort
to take up TIE situation win Secretary
Garfield, but. nos kuowing him we'll ha
did not Letters between Claws and
Gannett then assistant commissioner Y
the land office, and from schwartz ehiel
81 TIE field division were introduced as
evidence The witness said he was NJ.
defed to Washington soon after the re-.
caipt Of thc letters
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-28
WILL HELP 10 CLEAN rAuGLE.
Accused Bank Treasurer Promised III.
Aid to Officials.

southblidee. Mass, Jan. 2s From
IFS home. where n had immured himself
following his voluntary surrender and
release II $4,000 bonds, John "A Hall.
former treasurer Of the Southbridge
Savings bank, accused Of the larceny Of
S2I 900 from the bank, last night said
that he would 70 over the banks books
with tie examiners ais soon possible
probably on Monday
Halls physical condition is such, i Is
believed. as to preclude any earlier as
tiqitg Of this KIND on bis part. He is
sh3d to be q nervous wreck.
Calvin D. Paige. president Of the bank
said last night that Halls apparent
shortage in The light Of the examiners
so far as II had gone was about $3.50
1000
! II was not likely he said that this
lamount would be much exceeded.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-28
So DAY WAGES
In BURLINGTON
Asked by the Carpenters Who Give As
Reason for Demand the High
Price 81 commodities.

Burlington, Jan. 2s All contractors
ia the city Yesterday received notice
from the president 81 the loeal earpen-
ters nnion, stating that after May !,
Al0. the minimum wage for Journey
men carpenters would be " for day
of nine hours. The present high cost
of living was given as the reason Tor
tbs request.
At present iourneymen carpenters are
receiving q wage 81 S2.T5 for a day ot
nine hours. The wage was raised p
cents day about two years ago. The
carpenters and contractors have aiWaNs
been on good terms in this city and i
Is felt that the request Of the hammer
and saw men win be granted. Consd-
erine the high prices Of meats and ota.
er eatables, So a day Is not considered
an immoderate request.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-28
BuRGLARs FAIRLY oAuGHT.
Alarm Bell Brought Boston Police tc
Store Where Break was Made

Boston. Jan. 2s The ringing of a
burglar alarm summoned the police to
Boylston street fur store early yes
terdav morning and when the officers
entered ther surprised q trio of well-
dressed roblera al work. The trio put
IN fight aud one Of the burglars drew
4 revolver ana threatened To shoot, but
he and the others We're quickly over
powered.
Charles b Lucas 1872 West Thirty
fourth street New York was the name
ana address given BIZ enc Of the arrest
ed men. The othef two gave the names
Matthew cenueliy and Seorge sehlagel
b0st Of Boston.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-28
coNrEssEs BURGLARY.
Man Arrested in Providence for Robbery
and Attack on Woman.

Providence. Z. Z, Jan. 2s.-The burg
larry ct il2 Mawney street Tuesday
morning. in which Caroline +. Morris
was attacked and nearly choked to
death was cleared last night by the ar
rest Of Walter AIeClame, alias Fred Da.
Wis. a married man with a wife and .
4.year-old child living a Westerly, K !
When Miss Morris went to the central
police station last night to identity her
property. she recognized McClame as q
caller at her house. He was employed
rs ire n. ". N. Fl. 4 r. r. r. as q
brakeman. McClame admitted the theft
and will be arraigned on charge o.
burglary
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-28
GLANCED 80 70 euILrY.
Carl NJ. Rivers Was Then Sentenced to
Fourteen Months.

Burlington, Jan. 2s Carl N. Rivers,
charged with stealing marine glass,
pair Of rubber boots and an overcoat
Of +. r. Wells yacht On September "a,
1909, was yesterday sentenced in city
court to serve not less than y nor more
than Ia months IN the house Of correc-
ton. Rivers at first waived examina-
ton and was bound over to county
court. bail being fixed at $500. He then
pleaded guilty 20 an information filed
against him hy States Attorney Shaw
After stealing the stuff. Rivers imme-
diatelv hiked Tor Massachusetts, and he
was discovered il Groveland Mass
through the Wood Morgan Detective
agency. The marine glass, valued At
SIS. was pawned at a local pawn shop
Rivers was employed on Mr. Welfa
yacht.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-28
YOUNG LOVERS DIE
in SUICIDE PACT
Denied Permission to Wed, They Take
suyehnine. Monroe, Ia, Lad,
lo, His Sweetheart "A, Found
Dead IN His Buggy

Des Moines, Jan. q. Because Of par
entail objection to theIr marriage on ae-
count Of their youth Vernon Barr aged
lG. and Lima Ammer, aged y. killed
themselves Yesterday They were found
near Monroe clasped in each others
arms. sitting upright IN young Barrs
hliggy, in which they we're riding nome
from dance On the gifls lap rested
cup partly filled with atlyehnine and
water They both had drunk 81 this.
Their horse proceeded on bis way and
stopped at the gate Of the girl home
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-28
-FOUR KILLED M WRECK.
Freight Engine Leaves Tracks and Cars
Pile on Top Of It.

Tituseille. Pa. Jan 2SFour men
we're killed and three others were seri
ouslv injured Yesterday when g freight
train on the Cautauquay branch Of tile
Pennsylvania railroad iunlped the track
near this city The dead ares William
+ pastorius signal man. Iitusyille;
Fred Warren. conductor, eli gity' "
ii. Hughes, brakeman, Buffalo; Mlfcheil
Wall. brennan Buffalo.
Three freight trains coupled togethef
with one engine ahead ono IN the middle
81 fhe train ana the other near the rear
were travelling fast when the leading
enaine left the rails The cars behind
piled upon the engine All Vie victims
we're Ia Tie cab Of the buried engine
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-28
THE worst IS OVER.
was Good Word Which Paris Heard To-
dav ABOUT Flood.

Paris. Jan. g. The city today pc.
Feyes the worst Of the food is over
The sene river was practically station
afv at nine oeock, and il WAS Thought
fhat K must begin g. fall shortly. Forty
miles ahove the itv tie wasef N fhe
river was already falling TIE AaFne
rirer was also droppine and T was ee-
lieved She present crest could not pe
maintained long.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-28
Notice.

Members Of Barre branch, G. G. / A.
win receive their lockout pay Saturday,
January %, from $3.50 a. n, until II
o'clock noon, Italian-spesking members
m Socialist hall, English-speaking mem
bers ii scampini block Members are
desired If at all possible, to come. Or
send an order for their pay.
james McAdam,
Treasurer. Lockout Committee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-28
STATE MEETING or EAGLES.
Held in Burlington. John #. Dunn Re
elected State Deputy.

burlington, Jan. ga state meeting
IF TIE Fraternal Order Of Eagles was
held in this city yesterday afternoon
Ana evening. AZ the business meeting.
held n the Afternoon, john III Dunn Of
Burlington was reelected state deputy
foi one year
A reception was given in the evening
at the Eagle rooms % the visiting dele.
gates of whom there we're about 25
present and their wives. Waterman's
orchestra furnished music for dancing.
An elaborate supper was served to the
200 or more guests Delegates were IN
Attendance from ST.. Adams. Barre. Rut-
Land. Montpelier and other towns about
the state
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-28
WAR VETERANS ron BEARERS
At Funeral Of Joseph Martin Held Yes-
terday Afternoon.

The funeral service Of Joseph Martin.
who died Monday afternoon, were held
at o'clock Yesterday aftarnon from the
late home on Washington street, Rev.
F q. Thaver. pastor Of the Hedding
M. =. church. officiating. There was
large gathering Of friends and relatives.
Many beautiful horal tributes deeked
TIE casket. The pail bearers we're, A. y.
Iapoint. George I BeeSley, I. + Thurs
ton. Sylvester Cameron, George Wales
and Victor Lovely The body was placed
In the tomb in Elmwood cemetery.
Among the relatives present from out
of town were Thomas Martin Of Chazy
M. NJ. Edward Martin of Brooktieldl
simon Trudeau Of Chazy, n. \. Mrs.
MI ID Mcleod Of Jonesyille and Cornell.
ius Ashline Of Burlington.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-28
soMERvILIE's MATCH.
Turned Tables on Devine at Rutland,
Two STRAIGHT Fails.

Rutland, Jan. rs. Six hundred en-
tInsiastie sports saw the fastest wrest-
limo match here IN years last night.
when Bob somerville turned the tables,
81 defeating Arthur De9ine Of Marlboro
winning two straight falls Deyine won
two straight falls from Someryille here
Thursday night of last week.
The 6rst fan last night vas taken 2
ss minutes and 20 seconds, With full
body hold. and tie second IN z Z minutes
and ave seconds, with crotch and body
hold. Deyine challenged Sofnerviile to
wfestIe again at the same weight, l4a
pounds. some time later, SomerFille
also was challenged BY Charles Rogers
oF Fail River, Mass. and bv Bob White
tie Human Eel of Hudson Mass
Hi Bourbon Of Claremont, n. H., refer
eed the match.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-28
cANNoT 49, 0N BUsINEss.
southbridge Savings Bank Served with
Injunction Restraining Its Operations

Boston. Jam 2S.-ludge Seldom OF
ths supeFiof court to-day granted 9 per,
manent injunction restraining the South
bridge Savings bank from doing further
business ii the state, except that per.
mission Is given to collect moneys and
invest the same subject 70 the super
vision Of Tie bank commissioners.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-28
NEW PRESIDENT
OF UNION TEL. GO.
A. v. Nelson Appointed to Succeed 0. =
Barrett, Who Resigned-George
Chamberlain New Director
Also.

Cabot Jan. 2s 20. F Barrett has
resigned his position as president Of the
Union Telephone company, and a. "
Nelson has been appointed to all the
place. y VI Tilden Of North Danville
has sent in lis resignation as director
Of the same company, and George Cham
berlain Of st. Johnsbury has been ap-
pointed as q director to succeed Mr
Tilden.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-28
I1VE wIRE cAusEs TIRE.
Wholesale Grocery Department Store De-
strovea with $4,000 Loss.

uelvoke. Mass, Jan. 2s. Fire eaus-
ing loss Of $4,000 destroyed the
Wholesale department grocery store of
I.emuel Sears s CO. early to-day a
live wire is believed to have been the
cause.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-28
KING ARTHUR MAY
KEEP HIS PLACE
His Opponents Fear Civil War Will Re
suit If They Force Ahdication Of
King Of Greece

Athens, Greece Jan. 2s.-in The ex
peetation of serious disorders growing
ont of the rupture between King George
ana the Military league troops are bel
inc held under arm in The barracks
II & believed Chat nothing but The fear
81 bringing about eiYil war restralas the
league FROM forcing the shaieatipn "a
4heir s8v reign Instead they VIII urge
4be KING to remain and call q national
convention.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-28
WAS NEXT 10 DEWEY
IN Command at the Battle Of Manila
Bay, Rear Admiral Dyer.

Boston. Jan. 2s Rear Admiral Nc-
hemiah Mayo Dyer, q. s. h. ire
tiredl. who was second i'll command to
Admiral Dewey at the battle of Manila
Bav died suddenly at his home IN Mel.
rose. late yesterday, aged 81 Because
81 the qncsness with which death over
took the admiral. an autopsy was per.
formed last night and it was found that
he was suffering from cancer Of tht
bowels. Admiral Dyer only returned te
bis home Wednesday from a trip &
Washington.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-28
BRITISH WAR VESSEL
WRECKED TODAY
The Torpedo Boat Destroyer, Eden, was
Forced on Shore. Crew Saved.
Terrible Loss Of Life On
Shipping Vessels

London. Jan. 2s The British torpedo
boat destroyer, Eden, was wrecked on
Tie shore near Dover to-day The Eden
had broken her moorings and drlited
ashore. The crew Of forty men We're
rescued. Tugs attempted relief but >
severe eighty.mile wind prevented the
work
1t is thought that the total deaths
resnlting from the coast storm win be
four hundred Hundreds Of smoll boats
were lost
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-28
LAssoEs BOY N RIVER.
Nashua Man Saves Lad VINO Fears to
Grip On ice Cakes.

Nashua. N. H., JAM 2s. Representa-
tive Frea 3 Taagart risked bis life yes
9erdav afternou To rescue 3 boy, who
mad broken through che Nashua RIVER
ice
Taaeaft tied 4 moose " rope ana
lsssos3 fhe bow. as tile latter did not
dare to let 80 Of the ICE and seize tne
rope.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-28
STOCKHOLDERS sHow ooNFIDENcE.
By Taking Up Entire Reissue Of Amer
lean Fidelity Company.

AT the recent annual meeting Of the
directors 81 the American Fidelity eom-
pany 0f Montpelier the company was
authorized to increase it's capital stock
from e250.000 to S500,000. The new
stock was put up on the market q
si35 per share ard It was provided that
after january 26, others than stock
holders 81 the company could De sub.
scribers. The increased capital stoet
has. however. been fully subscribed ane
with single exception the stock I
al held in Vermont.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-28
BURIAL AT PALMER, MASS.
Body Of Mrs. Aurelia Mayott Was Taken
There To-day.

The funeral Of Mrs. Aurelia Mayott,
who died Tuesday night at the home Of
her grandson, William Bresett, At 2d
Prospect street was held at 2 o'clock
this morning from ST. Monica's church.
Mass was celebrated hy the Rev P. NJ.
AIcKenna. Many friends and relatives
were present The pail bearers were
four sons OF the deceased, Hiram Bresett
" Barre. Fred Bresett Of Palmer, Mass.
William Bresett Of North Hatleys 2 a.
ana Joseph Bresett of Barre. The body
was taken on the 1856 train 70 Pslmef.
Mass. for burial beside her husband and
daughter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-28

In addition to four cases Of measles
il me family of N. B. Hill at that time,
Mr.. ain was taken suddenly and vio-
lentlv III Saturday evening from pto-
maine poison which was he result
81 eating canned succotashl and although
he had very sick night and was e
sad condition for several days he mas
nearly recovered from the experience,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-28
FAV0R PAssAGE 0F 81
Providing for Postal Savings Banks-Ihe
Comm ttee Reports.

Washington d. G, Jan 2s.-lhe Sen
sfa nost office committee reported 20
th Senate tosaaF recommending Eng
passage of the postal savings bank DILL
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-28
LoNGB0AT WINS EASILY.
Defeated Percy smallwood in 11-MiIe
Race. by Five Laps

pittsburg, Pa, Jan. 2s Tom Long
boat the Indian runner had little diff
Guilty in defeating Percy Smailwood ~
4 l2mile race At the Exposition rink
here last night be The time Of the vim
ner was not fast l.0S:3I being register
ed while Smallwood came il iust four
minutes later. Il was evident that Il
pushed tie Indian could have eut per-
haps two minutes more than his time
The race was lis from the sixth mile
Ionqboat won By five laps on track
l7M laps tc the mile,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-28
Tool sharpaners.

Special meeting Of tool aharpeners, No
3 win be held il Nichols block to-
morrow forenoon at 1880 JAS. Mutchs
secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-28
CHELSEA
CLYDE Carey Severely Injured While
chopping Wood.

CLYDE tbe second son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank G. Carey. who live on the west
hiil. cut one leg severely while ehepping
lasf week. and Clifton, their third som
Who Is attending The high school was
taken ill Is school Monday with the
measles. and IS sick at his boarding
place. Albert Hokin's on South Main
street. His mother came Tuesday and
is caring for him
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-02
Republican ECONOMY,

To the Editor of the Evening Star:
! see by yesterdays EVENING STAR
that the employees at the City Hall who
were affected by the recent order de-
claring their positions vacant have
shown pretty c~onclusively that their
work was necessary in the proper main
tenance of the departments in which
they were employed.
In view of the conditions that now
exist as the result of these mems dis
charge it Is difficult to see what good
has come from the alleged attempt to
economic and how the fact that the
various departments are now short
handed and that in some instances the
work is being done under great draw
backs can be construed as a good BUSH
ness proposition.
At the time that the discharge of the
men was first contemplated 1t was said
that they were unnecessary" in the
running of the hall, but if crippling the
efficiency of the different departments
is regarded by the Republican aldermen
as a wise business move, it would seem
to be about time that they altered their
views or sought the advice of people
who are qualified to say what is neces-
sary and what is not necessary in run
ming the City Hall. H. A. R.