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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-20

switches are above the surface Of
each board. In "a similar %
the indicators are mounted with the
greater part Of their mechanism he
meath the board. but with the scales
and pointers aboYe the board. The
visible portions OF these indicators
are OF different forms in order to
best Indicate their respective ma
chimes. The inter gate Indicator is
nearly flush with the board ana con-
slsts Of a pointer swinging In a hofl-
zontal plane and resembling h plan
view Of a miter gate leaf. All these
switches and indicators are located
90 nearly az possible In the same rel
alive positions occupied by the ma
chimes 90 which they apply. While
the board is essentially a control
board with indicators. Il u made 10
resemble In "a measure n plain view OF
the locks. The space Immediately
below the flat top Of The board II oc-
cupied by the switch contacts fndi
Gator motors. wiring connections, me-
chanical interlocks etc.
Taking n shin Through tire canal.
Tho canal and locks viii nccommo-
late the largest vessels. The fact
that tho control board r. a working
miniature 81 the lock which u oper-
ates shows the operators the actual
condition 81 gates. height Of water
etc. md. consequently. having the
whole condition IN miniature under
his eye he knows what 60 10 next
and when 70 40 u: she operator re-
bis Information az TO the
The Washington herald., 1914-01-29
HERALD WANT ADS.
TRUSTEES SALE.
SALE OF THE VALUABLE BorI

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALUABLE BorEL
uopery Known a The Allegheny Inn a
Goshen, Rockhridge County. Virginia
b virtus q ccrtnin deed Of trust iron tas
AEezhany Improvement Company, Incorporated.
dated July .. lsie and duly recorded IN deed book
10 a. page ro ct seq. Of the Land Records Of
request Of the parties secured thereby default hsy
fns been msde In the payment Of certain Of ths
bonds secured By said deed Of trust. the under
agned trustee win sell at public suction. ths
stats Of virEnia. all the property granted 70 the
MD trustee by the provisions Of said deed Of trust.
the same beins all the real estats holdings Il tbs
MD Allegheny Improvement Company. Incorporated.
consisting Of one hundred and tuenty-four Of
fand more or less. and al the personal property Of
the sald corpontion. more partictarly described ~
Tian. Enens. slT9wsre. once supplies. stocerom
supplies. wines and liquors. Gsas. and al End
singular the contents Of the hotel building aid
rsnises. an wagons. Mrreys horses. mules and
SATURDAY, February N. 1914. at 4 N
The improvements consist Of q modem threestory
hotel building Of ninety-tro siexping rooms and
twenty-thrse bathrooms. known ..The Allegheny
Inn: one frame stable. garase. engine house. iaun-
dry. Zee hoEe. summer houses. swimming pool.
water tower. tank. &c. all in good repair.
Terms Of sale: Twenty-Five Ter cent Of the purchass
price In cash. and the balance per cent every SIX
months. for which the notes obligations Of the
purchaser. bearing interest at the rate Of per
per annum from the date cf sale. may be taken the
same 10 % secured % deed Of trust On the prUp-
ertJ sold. - required hy terms q said deed Of
trust or all cash, at the option Of the purchaser
deposit Of five thousand dollars S5 oo0) viii b
required at the time Of sale. All conveysrcirg and
recording viii be at the cost Of the purchaser terms
to be complied with within fifteen days from the
date OF sale the trustee reservi,g the right resell
at the sk and cost Of the defauting purchaser after
ten days advertisement d the resale IN the Rock
bridge County News. a weekly newspap<r. published
in Rockhridse County State of Virginia
For further information address the underxiSned
NATIONAL SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY
By FRANK sTETs0S. Trust Ofscer Trustee
Address Fifteenth street and New York ayenus
northwest. Washington, ID. c
de- 81. lS.p.ie.5 aja1.sss.B.ls.Z3a
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM.
proved property, being thrre lots. By virtue Of =
certain deed Of trust duly recucded in Liber BI3.
folio SO et SEC. Of the lind records Of the District
OF Columbia. and At the request Of the party ,e-
cured thereby. the undersigned trustees will cell At
ruhic auction on the premises the nth DAY
OF JANUARY. A d. 1916 at O'Clock p. m. the
following described land. situated in the County of
Washington. District Of Columbia. and designated
O and being lots numbered one ~, two e.. and
three C9. in block numbered trn u0, known
a. sluare No. 5ec. in Cou1ess Heshts Subdivision.
Plat Of which Is duly recorded In the Office of the
surveyor for the District Of Columbia. in cs1nty
book Z. Page @. Terms Of sale TO be one-third cash.
balance in ono and two year. JOHN L. MELTON.
CLEMENT B. HIILIARD, Trusteea
nlsDH 09aAZH
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pdine H to I-idor Grosner so sub to right Of
way & tr 500
tef9 Mass ave rwD 10
81 81 1t IT2-GRoSNER. Isador e u1 Sadie to
Allan Walker so
80 l. at nwD 81
So lso 1t Il Sherwood Thos Ct ur
Emm. D to Mrs b Innes 500 sub to blds line
u zoo.
tKeaney = bet aeh & I'd SIS nsl l
50 Sis II % South KeniNuth-JoNES, Agnes A to
Jno W Perkins $40 tn
lMinn NJ st mel ~
Sq ITO 1t / Friendship & Mt Aiy-KEYsER.
Adolph O TO Christian Heurich $40
wis ave near Grant Rd nwI
So 80 IT II updirdcd y int in-kEYSER. Carl
to Christian Heurich so
Clol5 Y ave nwl -
So szS pt It a-KEIsER. Louis to Christian
Heurich SO
So 42as Villa Pk-MARDEN, C.ra A Ct rir
Edwin r to Lloyd Webster $50 covenants
IS Of Perry st. W Of End st mel 3
So iZI 1t a Villa PIX Hts-MARDEN. Clam Ct
vir Edwin Il to Gaylor Gilbert Ss covenants
Is Of Upshur at. Of I'd ne, 2
So ssi II s villa Pk-same to Geo W Gilbert 81
covenants
wv Of Otis st, Of 18th Il ne, =
81 ss3 sub II 3-PARKER. David Ct VI Jennie NJ
to Sarah d Calder SO
fel7 ave SCI
So s2I It SO Mt Fl & Pi Pis-sCHAFFER. Al
bert to Harry G schaffer 80
tOakwood Terrace near ITth st nwl -
So Iz3 IT It 1e4-STEyENS, Marvin ct uI Minnie
to The Sisters Of the Visitation Convent so
Cls9 3ith st nw)
So 57ll 1t North Add'n Chilum Castle Hts-THE
wAsH'N LAND MTG co to W stcughton
$50 ccTenants
Is of Peabody st. Of Ist st mel Z
So 351 II u blk Hiehview-wARDMAN. Harry 4
Thos p Bones to VIM ] and Jemma W Csndey
joint tenants SO corenants & tr 5000
IN Of Todd ri, L Of lst st mel .
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CLOCK REPAIRING.

WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING.
Called for and delivered anywhere. NJ.
B. KORMAN. the Washington expert
rs H ST. ne. Phone. Lincoln 200
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IN THE SUPREME CorRT

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TIRE DISTRICT
n Columbia, holding Probate Court. Estats ot
Harry Diamond. deceased. No. 5els Administration
Docket--Arplcation having been made herein for
probate of the last will and te-tsment Of aid ce-
erased. and for letters Of administrator c a
said cstate, By Jennie r. Diamond IL Is ordered this
9th day of January. A n. 1914 that Marie Dis-
mond. Rochelle. Virginia; Ray Diamond Franklin.
Indiana: Bernice J. Diamond lll9 street north
west. Washington. ID. G. and all nthrTs cnncrned.
APPEAR in said cpurt On MONDAY the ID day II
March, A. n. 1914 at 10 O'Clock a m. to show
csuse why such application should not he granted.
Let notice hereof be published in the Washington
Law Reporter and The Washington Herald ouce in
each Of three sucssyc weeks before the return dav
herein nentioned-the frSt p1bcation to he not lcSs
than thirty days before said return day WENDELL
II. STAFFORD. Justice. Attest: lSeall JAMES
TANNER, Register Of Wills for the District of c.
mmha. Clerk Of the Probate Court. 2. II. De
JARNETT. IT.. and E. NJ. AvERILL. Attorneys.
ia2@fe5
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPEREp. s AND s. PAINTING. s.
New spring designs now ready. Z. b. THOMPSON
CO.. 1D lith 81. NV. Phone Col SIS
PRACTICAL PAPESHANGING. ALL The
latest designs in paper; estimates given satisfaction
guaranteed. Galway Bros. 30 nth NV. Tel. W. l5Is
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TRUSTEES SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE.
Arlington Hotel Site,
Fronting Vermont Avenue, H and ]
Streets N. W. Confusing Approx.
tnately SS,3sl Square Feet, At
PUBLIC AUCTION,
Thursday, January Tweny-ninth,
at IL O'clock A. M.
Thomas ,. Owen q Son, Auetio,eera

;ss;s ii: .as SsI! :ss'sss i I,st ne Ne e 8;
colsnsi. and At The reque. q The party secarrd
T So .nf hs d Cda1.s, 10 sa as'.s %
gust q sl1 and recorded on the afae day IN LIZ,
SS " q f'S eolans: s 80: a. q 60 =; Ss .s: q =;
Ssi ,i gsshe suction IN 'front.' q The premises on
and s II tss .ig issSipg y
I. d otsns io;s on. Is. .sssn G ' ..e,. .es ne ss
.s,sss1 sir, a1 fou,tssn S nttesn o.. sixteen do
hundred d' css,. ~ ,n' asn'een u''' in a"" t.o
,.s Al'S suBDd 81, z , srns, e %. g. IN a
netes snd bounds. VIZ: Bes:nning for the ..r,s
north Q ~ let ot Sp.SaK And Krqs p =
s. sa:ss,s S sr Is ,s, q Nd s e, sis,ss an thsss.
fs ooeh. ti q an inch. 70 the saass ~;
81 81, s,d ID 10, Ss sisst thence eas tSeayfTe csi
The s,d original Iot foart..n 40. .,,, ,.,,,
aesiSnsted as and embraced in Io,s nineteen us1
kins. sgsaiIi.ioa sid square two hInar.d Il i,p, X
q K. r.eord. Ct ss 5se. H .ST 81 w folio M
District Of Counbi.- e'H ~ ms
TERMS OF sALE-rhe property viii
purchase money, not exeeedins .ersr
hundred Thousand dollars (R7OO.Ooo, ~
any P.rt thereof. may remais On the
sropesty' to be evidsnced by the n"te
sas. paysbie ON or before Js1uary 1,
ps1s, with interest at Per ceht frou,
the day OF sale. payable se0i-annuaIly
on June 4 and December I OF each ye.r
and secured by free and unencumbercd
nrT deed OF trust on the property sold,
she osiance OF the purchase money to
oe psid IN cash, or the entire purchase
prsce may be paid In cash, at the on
s:on OF the purchaser. A deposit Of
10000 In eash. bank draft, or certified
check acceptable 20 the rrusteea and
payable to their order. will be REQUIRED
At the time Of sale. Taxes adjusted 10
aay OF sale. All conveyancink, record
Ing, &c. at cost of purchaser. Term.
OF sale to be complied with within 10
days from day of sale, otherwise the
trustees reserve the right to resell the
property, at the risk and cost OF the
defaultfnG purchaser, after ten dayr,
advertisement of such resale In some
newsPaper OF newspapers published In
ID. c.
Adds n. BROWNE,
1872 St. N. w.
FREDERICK Z. CHAPLIN.
Hfbbs Building.
TRUSTEES
The Washington herald., 1914-01-29

A beautiful romance of Revolutionary
days is the underlying keynote of the
Heart of Woman" a new three-reel
Domino feature.
Marion Colgate is the daughter Of a
proud American Cclonist. General Gage
proposes to her-but she refuses him, be-
cause she wishes man given to the arts
and not to warfare Her father is am
bilious for her to marry a title. Gage,
visiting the British outposts. meets a
Young Scotchman, Donald Muir, educated.
and a fine musician. The general is
magnanimous enough to see in Donald
Marion's ideal, and to send him to her
home-frst, however, inducing him to
impersonate Lord Marsh. and thus win
Col Colgate's favor. Muir and Marion
fall in love-but she discovers that his
title is masquerade, and sends him
away. Not long after. Muir. unable to
forget his sorrow, engages with WASH
ington as a scout, and performs a daring
mission, delivering plans from Washing
ton to a courier of Gen. Greene. Re
turning. he is wounded-and staggers into
a garden. which proves to belong 10
Marion's aunt. Marion herself is visiting
her aunt at the time. They find the
wounded soldier, and hide him. Muir re-
Covers-his first deceit is forgiven-and
lie and Marion are happily married.
NJ.
feature. today. Colonial, se7 Pa. Av.
ADV.
Art is now in pursuit of John Bunny.
II is anxious to immortalize his mobile
features in plaster-of-paris. Nothing
has been said of marble and bronze, but
it is presumed that is only a question of
time. A noted Brazilian sculptor has re-
quested photographs of Bunny, from
which he says he win make a most per-
feet likeness to sell at price that Will
bring this work of art within the reach
Of all Another sculptor has made a
like request, but his name is unpro-
nounceable. He says that no one will
fail to recognize his production, as johns
face is so well known, and he will make
recognition doubly sure by engraving
his name on the statue. To make sure
that he will have the name correctly
spelled. he asks Bunny to send him an
autographed photograph and tells him to
be sure and spell it right.
The production OF the first motion pic
ture ever staged in and around a diri-
gible balloon in this country was begun
on January 1 at the Universal Pacific
Coast studios. 1t is entitled "a Flight
For Life" and is a three-reel production
under the direction of Otis Turner.
Twenty scenes of the story have already
been taken in the balloon at the dizzy
height of 1000 feet from the earth. AS
the action in the balloon basket takes
place, mountain chains, lakes, villages
and cities float by a half-miIe beneath.
Thus far those who have acted at this
awful height are Marie Walcamp and
Herbert Rawlinson. William Foster was
the cameraman. and he likes the SEN
sation SO much that he fears he may
contract the habit
The balloon used in the production of
this story is a 1JO-feet twelve-passenger
dirigible and Is owned and manipulated
by Roy Knabenshue, the veteran aero
naut
The Washington herald., 1914-01-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

So 12 north pt Vsr It 4 south ut org II =
BETTES. Eugene ct uK Jennie NJ to The Church
Orphanase Assn Of st Johns Parish 80
tDth ST bet + & ss nwl -
So e3 sub II 1-CALDER. Frank ct ur Sarah d
TO David Parker so
1911 ave sci .
So 1855 II > Chevy Chase Hts-DUGDALE. Margaret
ID to Lewis Young SO covenants & tr $40
CKanswha & I'D sts nw) 30
So E5 It 3 Padsworth-F0XALL HTS co to
Royston r. Heck SO
tQuincy st bet 18th & Cedar sts nuD 81
So as8 esst pt It blk % Col Hts-FOx, Albert
Slrv tr to Orren G Staples 5000
tChilton q bet 18th & Hth SITS nwl Is
81 80 pt org II 7-GADDIS. Leroy Jr ct uI jose
The Washington herald., 1914-01-29
BUSINESS BROKERS.

SEE MARSHALL BUSINESS BROKERS
for roominR houses. lunchrooms, cigar
stores. groceries, theaters, drug stores.
business places Of all kinds at bargain
Il with US. Special sale. RoominE house.
beautiful furniture: must be sold: full
OF roomers. Lunchroom, best OF n. W.
location; at your price. Grocery, worth
BUSINESS BROKERS, el3 New York
ave.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-29
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
of Columbia. Bankruptcy. No. eio-To the creditors
q Ashby T. Tanner bankrupt: Notice q hereby
siven that the abovensmed bankrupt has fled his
petition. pnying for q discharge from all his debts
in bankruptcy. and that his creditors and other
psons interested required 10 enter their appear
sucs IN opposition, any 90 desire. or before
the ETH DAY OF FEBRUARY, IsiL Z. s.
McCALAONr, Refree.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-29
Sir Frederick MirrieIees Dead.

London, Jan. 2s-Sir Frederick ]. Mir
rielees. formerly associated with the ship
ping firm of Donald Currie, died today at
the age Of sixty-three years. He in sur
vived by his son, Donald, who married
Mary Cavendish, the eldest daughter OF
Marjory Gladding Pangbourne, of Balti-
more, in 1910.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-29
LOANS.

MONEY FOR SELARIED PEOPLE
and others upon their own names;
cheap rates, easy payments. confidential.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-29
MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN.

MONEY - LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
In small and larKs sums. All transac-
tions conducted with economical consid-
DERs a CO, Southern Bsds.. so7 18th 81
MONEY 10 LOAN on Approved clty real
estate at lowest current rates. special
privileges with respect TO pripr payments.
Tyler Rutherford. Inc. 10 18th st.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-29
MOVING. PACKING, STORING.

FREE MOVING FOR sToRAGI-Can \. l,ls fos
estfmatesL 20 sepsrste rooma SMITHS TRANS
FER q STORAGE CO.. ~ 81 Night Ia. N. ssQ
The Washington herald., 1914-01-29
FOR sALE-MIsCKLLANEoUs.

FOR SALE-FURNITURE, NEW AND
slightly used: easy terms IL desired, or
discount for cash. Save money. Buy at
HOPWOOD'S, sth and X.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-29
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTRiCT
or Cnumbta. Kathryn VI. Zeller, plaintiff w.
William y ZeIer. defendant. EIuny No $50
The object Of this sfit is 20 obtain decree Of sfo-
iIte divorce frum nc defendant William 2 ZeIEer
On motion OF the plaintiff IL Is this 18Th dav Il
January, \. ID. 1914 orderrd TINT TIE defarfan-
William p. ZeIlrT. cause his arTSarzurc to BE- en-
teTci herein before the forfeth tar exlusiV-
~ Sundays and legal HOLIDAYS. OCCURRING after the
day n the 1rst publication ot this order o;erwia
default Provided. cnTy of tins order be published
once Erek for thrcc ~ successive weeks in the
Washington Law Reporter and The Washington
Herald before said day. By the COurr. ASHLEY
NJ GOULD. Justice. A true cppy-Te<t: rSeAIl
J. r. YOUNG. Clerk; by =. Z. CUNNINGHAM
Assistant Cherk. i9fe5E
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia holding Probate Court No. J4c5, ali
ministration-This Is In give nnties that the sub
sibes. Of the District Of Columbia have ostaine,i
from Probate Court OF the District cs Columbia
Toepfer. late Of the District ~ Columbia deceased
All peTScns having claims against the deceased ars
hereby warned 20 exhibit the sane with the vouchers
thereof. legally authenticated to the subS<-ibe-s on
o. before the 9Th DAY OF JANUARY, A. L.
lsi5; otherwise thy may b. law h. excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Given under our harfs
this 18th day Of January. fois. MARIE PHOEBUS.
e4e Eighth street northeast: PAULINE VoNEIFF.
al street northeast Attest: iScal.i JAMES
Register Of Wills for the District ot
Columbia. Clerk os the Probate Court. T. B.
BEHREND. Attorney- iaa fbS.lc
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, DISTRICT
Of Columbia, January ., 1eil Seaied proposals.
will he received q. the Office of the secretau OF
the Board Of Commissioner, Room 1e, District
Building until O'Clock p m. FEBRUARY g.
1914, for furnishing and installing electric light
and power systems In the repair and storage build
ing Of the fire department, located on North Caro-
lima ayenue. between Sixth AID Seventh streets
southeast, Washington, d. c. Blank fofms OF pro
possl, specifications. and all necessary information
may be obtained from the CHIEF ciefk, Engineer
Department, Room q. District building wash-
ington, D. C. deposit Of Ave dollan viii be r-
quircd TO insure The retum Of plans and specnca-
tons OLIVER p. NEWMAN, FREDERICK L.
SIDDONs, CHESTER HARDING. Commission
en, d. @. ja9.0,Ne23A
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-10-07
Welcome Back Home
Welcome home. Tom Rye!

Welcome home, Tom Rye!
You were Graded at our hearth
stone, romped Benton county's
hills and dales in your youth, ac-
CURED your early knowledge in
the little old red academy on the
knoll, delivered your first profess
sional Grafton in our courthouse
and here you blossomed into
young manhood and ripened into
sterling qualities of a first citizen.
There's not a latchstring in this
county that does not hang on the
outside for you, not a door that
does not stand ajar to bid you
shelter within, not a. scrap of
bread to which you are not thrice
welcome.
Tom Rye, we know here at
home through intimate aSsocia-
ton and daily observance the
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-10-07

splendid traits Of your character,
We know the gentleness Of your
disposition. the deep sentiment of
your heart, and the full meaning
of your friendship to man. We
know best of all the nobility of
your manhood, the armor Of
honor that protects you and the
sincerity of that conscience guild
ing you. We know your magnif-
icent ability, your soldierly bear
ing, your inestimable value as a
citizen and the various phases of
your. mental and physical build
that make you worthy any office
within the gift of the people.
Our men will vote. for you, our
women pray for you and our
children are proud of you.
A million times welcome, Tom
Rye.-Camden Citizen.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-10-07
Cosby Academy

Cosby Academy has chosen
Miss Adah Mize of Sewer county,
as a third teacher. She has taught
one week and has given per-
feet satisfaction. The school is
progressing nicely. New students
are coming in every day. Prof.
Kimsey and Miss Huff have been
giving their first months examina-
ton during the past week, and
from these examination the stu
dents realize that they are going
to have to work hard to make
good grades. Everybody is well
pleased with the work that is
being done now.
We have some students at the
dormitory and hope to have it full
by Christmas. Prof. Kimsey has
just received application from six
students who wish to.enter the
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-10-07

Prof. j. T. Williams, at the head
of our city school, is proving him
self to be the right man in the
right place. We notice on all
sides evidences of Improvement,
especially in discipline. 1t is a
pleasure to watch the school pa
rade" marching in single file with
perfect order on the street. We
hear that class room work is also
improving under his management
and with the cooperation Of an ex-
cellent body of grade teachers,
making allowance for the crowded
condition of many of the grades
our town has every right to con-
graduate itself in regard to its
school prospects.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-10-07
domitory after Christmas.

domitory after Christmas.
This is going to be one of the
best schools in all OF East Tenn.
Young men and young women, if
you wish to get the best training
for the least money, or if you wish
to prepare yourselves for teach
ing, come to Cosby Academy.
You will have the advantage of
great moral and spiritual atmos-
phere which peremates the school
body.
Our literary society is another
noble feature of our work. Our
society had its first meeting on
Oct. 2, and after an interesting
program by the members was
entertained by most instructive
and timely speech, Among the
Spaniards in New Mexico" by
Rev. Raleigh Garland.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-10-07
Mayor and Aldermen Enjoined

The Newport Mill Company has
filed an injunction against the
board of mayor and aldermen for
the purpose Of prohibiting the sale
of the $4,000 bonds recently
voted. It is alleged that the may
or and aldermen have no right to
vote bonds for the purpose Of
paying outstanding Indebtedness
and for the purpose Of buying
electric light equipment and there
are possibly other allegations.
But the bone of contention is the
electric lighting equipment. The
Mill company furnishes lights for
the town and feels itself slipping.
If the town should get its own
equipment the matter of furnish
ing juice would be let to the low
est bidder and the company could
not demand its own price. The
company may prohibit the sale of
the bonds. because no one is 60
ing to buy bonds that are in liti-
CATION, but it will certainly make
no friends by this move.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-10-07
w. C. T. U.

The first meeting Of the w. C.
T. U. will be held at the Southern
Methodist church Oct. 7th. 800 p.
m. The Vice President will be
elected at this meeting and other
important matters will be taken
up.
The w. C. 7. U. will start to
work in earnest. The public is
invited to come. All me mbers are
especially urged to attend this
meeting.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-10-07

Newport bids fair to become
musical center. Mrs. Hattie F.
Blair has a fine class, giving
especial attention to advanced
work both in piano and harmony.
Mrs. Hiram Ruble has a select
class of enthusiastic pupils. Misses
Judith Smith and Katherine Nc
Sween are young teachers Of fine
capabilities and attachments, and
both have flourishing classes in
piano while Miss Reva Stewart is
building up a promising class in
the study Of that most delightful
of all instruments, the violin.