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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-14
NOTHING IN MAINE UESUI.T
TO EItIElITEN DEMOCRATS

Srccial to The Times Dispatch.
NSH1NC;TON. September l3.-l,
"a" reported to-day that as rcsui; uf
ihc Maine election. President Wilson'S
ad' iScra were urging him TO take the
,,tu,p and make ~ swing around The
.,nufitry. Senators thamberlain James
aud Shcppa I'd. however, said they saw
nothing In the Maine result that jcop-
urdiZcd Democratic success in Nnvcm-
Ser.
In thcir Judgment, the result in Maine
was only what might have been cN
20 ed
II have not talked with any OF the
le. ers since the Maine election" said
Scu2tor James. but know Of no rca-
h's announced program OF remaining
80 Shadow Lawn"
~ swing around tho circle hy an
v''c uDant Of the r-sidential Office is
'Nth"r an mdigniticd proceed;ur." said
f"u'ttor Chamberlain. ~ gather solacc
fr"i.I the Maine election rather than
alarm, There was no issue there that
viii affect the people throughout the
,"uutry. and there is no occasion for
~" Democrats TO lie alarmed
II imagine that President Wilson
VIII go ahead ana conduct his cam
rai.n according 10 his original plan"
SaiG Senator Sheppard. He will re
main at his summer home receive
@u"h delegates as visit him, and may
maize an occasional speech in some
lar city. The so-Callcd RcpuhliCnu
victory in Maine should not put Demo
rate in a raric.i. They are not mad.
"f that kind Of stun ana anyhow. a
icpublican victory in Maine was to
10 expected II was not much of a
victory after all when YOU carefully
;naiyze The votes cast"
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VI tIuI. E:I.DI:tI ". Il. t:NytN,:
HEADS CONFEDERATE SONS

WAStlINGTON. September 80 Maiv,
Elbcrt W. Il. Ewing WAS elected COM
mandaut nf WASHINGTON Camp. No. Soj
Sons Of Confederate Veterans. 81, a
rucciin. held in the memorial home
Major Ewing - a son Of the lat"
Captain Joseph Ewing, Of Lee County.
Va. lie is an alumnus OF the tnivcr-
Sity of Virginia. aud Il member of the
bar "r IT," District OF Columbia. Nir-
Gnia and Missouri. During tho span
ish War lie served as captain of v"iun-
tccr troops Of Kentucky, and lattv' WAS
major in the Missouri state militia.
and ~ that capacity OH ono Occasion
lei ,ls troops under fire during certain
labor troubles. He is Il legal advise.
in IN" United states Reclamation Scr
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TO PROBE HOPEWELL POLICE
ruhIir investigation nf Charges Against
Department VIII tic
Mat,r.
Srr .ial u Thn Times Dispaich. !

[Spc .ial to Th" Times Dispatch
IloFEWEl.l.. w. September l3.-Eo-
cause "f rtmors against its integrity
ana discipline. n public investigation
Of the police department. commando
by chief Cotton. will bc made on Fri
day afternoon at $50 o'clock Tho in
vcstieation will he before the BOARD
Of Aldermen, the Common Council and
the Mayor.
IT, has been rumorcd that instances
Of graft have occurred In the depart
mcnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-14

ton. Nt' who recently was appointed
+" member OF the Ashland High School
faculty. has entered upon her duties.
Frank Vaughan. Of Lexington. Ky.
is visiting his mother. Mrs. I. y.
Vaughan. at "Pasadcna..
Miss Margaret Gary has rcturncd
from II visit to relatives in Newport
News.
sam Rice, accompanied by his dau:il-
ter. Mrs. w. e. Bianton. will leave
shortly for trip through the West
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AIl-Day picmic 10 ie He'll

CHURCH. ROAD, VA. September i&.-
'ider the auspices Of tho Community
League, there viii Toe an all-day picnic
At the new High school at Midway.
near Church Road Va, on Saturday
Scptember i6 Westmoreland Davis
'and State Superintendent Of Public In
si"lction II G.. Stearnes and others
wlll speak. \ game OF baseball viii
10. played
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-14
FOUND DEAD IN HIS ROOM
:. -. Quinn. Former Superintendent nf
Winter Works OF Frcdericks-
burg. ENpirrs Suddenly.
Especial 20 The Times-Dlspatch
= Z. q I, I, u, Z, Y LII L. 4.

It.I'''7'" T ~ T " 7 TTTIFN- 'TS T't'I'TI-
i'REDEEiCNSBGEG. VA. September
Is r. Quinn. former superintendent
"f water works Of this city son OF
the late Captain 6 j Quinn. was found.
lead in his room late this afternoon
II" was fully dressed. lying across ;li,
go. He had heen on the stree, tw,.
h"nrs before Mr. Quinn was Thirty
= "ht years old Mason and IS survived
~ four sisters and one brother
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-14

Clara Green. Miss Lilly Rice. AIRS.
Julian Runn. The following were
chosen :;l,crnatcs: Mrs. james q.
.iuGhcS. Mrs. g. G.. Quurlcs. Mrs. Virgil
Luck. Mrs Forest Mallory and Mrs.
tame" stone. Arrangements we're
completed FOR the annual picnic. to
be given al Hanover Courthouse on
Friday. September -? All Veterans
are invited To attend as guest" OF
honor. aud members and friends OF tho
chapter arc inViicd 10 come aud briu2
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dinner. Captain John Lamb will make
an address. Mrs. Norman Randolph
and other distinguished members OF
the organization viii he present and
ice cream Will be sold for the benefit
OF the relief and educational funds.
wilmer Hale. son Of Mr.. ANA Mrs.
j. u. Hale. Of Ashland has been APP
pointed librarian At the State library
at Albany, \. y. and will leave on
saturday to take up his work.
MiNs Ruth OSullivam. OF EmrlinS-
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NEWS OF ASHLAND
| Special to Tho Times Dispatch

ASHLAND. september l3.-At y
meeting Of Hanover Chapter. !. - G..
nor. delegates were elected IL the
state convention tu bc held in Lynch
hlir.. October 10 10 IL. as follows:
Mrs. lanes Cox. Mrs NJ. t. Luck Miss
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The Weather
Furnished by a. y. Weather Bureau.

l'urctNst: Virginia
-I'Rir In north. over
east We n her IN
south portion Thurs
day nnh Friday.
North tNrOiina-
rrOkabl. local Si,oN-
crs u u urs Il At y and
fl'ritiaS.
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I.orRI Temperature.


II noon temperature. ..... so
u. NJ. temperature. ......... 81
NaNimuih temperature to u. NJ 81
Minimum temperature to y l.. Nj 81
Mean temperature. .............. ~
Normal temperature for this date. 4"
Excess In temperature. ..
Deficiency III temperature since
March ~. .:....,.... ........ .7l
Accumulated deficiency since Janu-
AIRY " 100
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Rainfall. .; hours ending : l.. Nj
Excess I'm rainfall since March | NO
Deficiency IN rainfall since .ianu-
AIRY 49,. Observation-Disclosures. Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-14

Temperature. -: humidity. so: win,i.
direction. east wilma. V.lncitv 4:
state OF weather clear.
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Thousands buy Studebaker Cars with
out even raising the hood, because they
know into their making have gone the fin
est thoughts Of men whose name has
always symbolized the best in the world Of
transportation.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-26
TLlTTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME
The Beautiful Days Grow Terrible.
Copyright IUG % 7. " BurssssD

thai you arc snail 10 r. easier for
sou 10 hide I've noticed 40, that
they never shoot q, you unless t7ey
are very close % you As Tor ne, 1
am 30 b.g thar 6, IS harI 20 Seep out
off sight and they shoot at me Ehen
hey are so Tar away tast can
neither hear. see, TOR imtl them
The arst th.rg Iknoa there Is a rs
,snt bang 1nl s1ustt ng comes
shla.ng pas, mc s"'b .st wos' ter
,ui. sound cutting a tN.e close m
me or striking rse g-lna o' tT's
With a chuF that makes rly heart
sink Yes. you arc lucky no De 50
ara.l Nr- Grouse
"Yo4 arc lucky Yourself" relorted
Mrs Grouse You are lucky ,Aa-
The hunters use a t.1ersct KID ct
gun When they hum you sFvr 'Hs-
shoots only one su-e; Nlc- Y
shoot az ue they -snd v.
showed % u-y bullets tell YOU %
e mighty harl work 20 keep 5lt q
,he vay % Them As 10 IS. they
have ,rru .a q .a, a; ny feathers.
and Pm pretty lucky dat soale ot
The Detroit times., 1916-10-26
DIANA OF THE GREAT GAME
The Story Of a Woman's Hunt For a Man.
B. ETHEL LLOYD PATTERSON

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The Detroit times., 1916-10-26
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NEW FACTORY

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The Detroit times., 1916-10-26

cause ! did not like the man him.
SELF. lie was /repulsive 10 me. But
he. hnding me quite unprotesting.
sought with hi1 lips the curve OF
nay throat and then my mouth
This was enough. too much |
drew back into my corner OF the
tRyi abruptly
Please" / managed 20 say as
Mr. Kennedy tried TO hold me clos
er. please must 80 home rs
nearly dinner time"
The man beside me laughed low
and none too steadily
Home" ne whispered Not FOR
many an hour for yours. grille
Aren't YOU goiag 10 have dinner
with mef"
"Oh. no. no. cried y couldn't
possibly Why couldn't be away
from home AZ dinner time didn't
know :, vss So late ! should have
gone before
The taxi rolled out from the soft
er roadways o. the park on 20 IN"
side streets again With grating
Jolt and sound Mr. Kennedy eyed
ne cur1ou-ly
say Re said slowly what Is
all this business about getting
home 10 you think you're going
20 leave me IKE that aeter--every
shtrr. WNy 40 Won have 20 20
The Detroit times., 1916-10-26

PrinttnE-the ptstr nest kfrd--shsf
10 riKht-T'--~s I~N D-rt --W@'n f~ga
The Detroit times., 1916-10-26

Are YOU interested in The PROBLEMS OF sen!
The Detroit times., 1916-10-26
Bp fHDkh bA
Besuty and Terror, hand hand

Bv THORN IOA
Hesufy and Terror. hand in band.
walk together through the land.
II 10 one OF the sGddest but one Of
the triesl things ir the world al
< this seston OF the year. on the
Green Meadows. In the Green For
est. the old Pasture. and the Great
Woods; along the Laughing Brook
and the Big River, and around The
Gmiling Pool are many colors, To-
Old Mother Nature has done her
best 10 make this a season OF beau
~. Hut the little people sho live 10
these places see nothing OF this Tor
they have no room for anything oui
the terror which the Spirit OF Fear.
sent forth By man. has put IN thei5
hearts. Each day. more oeautiiu.
than the las. is 10 them likely 20
be more terrible, Tor each DAY sees
more hunters out with terrible guns
and there Is nothing In all TIE Great
World more terrible than 20 De
hunted.
The brown and red and yellow
and striped leaves were fsiling fast
Each day saw fewer on the trees
and bushes and more on the ground
There vas something very Ike de
SPAR in the great. soft. gentle eyes
OF Lightfool the Deer a. be watch
cd the leaves huiter down Il Was
not that he felt sny sadness because
the trees would soon be LEFT bare
be knew that when Mistress Spring
should come again there would be
new leaves 10 make the rees beaur-
full again Il was because he knew
that every lea that fell made Il Just
60 much tarder For him 70 sd, from
the hunters ~hc were TRIMS so hlrf
to kill him Only the pine ard
spruce and hen,lock trees held fas'
their leaves, and he lovea them
for II
81 don't know what Shculc DO II
II were not for them" be confdel
10 Mrs Grouse.
81 know" said Mrs Grouse, ruf
Gipg out her teathtrS They bsva
saved my life more times TRAN can
count WhenevEr hunter surprise,
me and forces me TO hy { dodge be
hind me nearest pine or spruce or
hemlock tree often they are an
thar prevent TIE shot from those
terrible guns reaching ne. {, g
lucky thing Tor Us that men have
this killing madness only In the al.
tumn n they had II all the year
around none OF Up would live very
long Sometimes | have though %
leaving the Green Pores altogether
and going W 10 the Great Woods %
live, but sor'ehow [ cant bear TO-
You know. this Is ny home here"
Likelihood shook his bead sadly
ct wouldn't be OF the least use "
said he THE hunters are every
whore In the Great Weeds Just as
they are here in the Green Forest !
know. for have been there don;
know OF a single place IN ali re
Great World where We cculd Be per
fectiy safe al this dreadful season
OF the year. With tbe falling OF The
leaves II Is growing worse every day
You should be thankful, Nrs Grouse.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-26

cause it had not discovered ON tn
specific that the city Valuations
were wrong
Behind the present action Is the
citys determination not 20 submit
TO the commission s.5o0oo.OoU m.
crease In the city's assessed valua-
ton
The city put the tax commission
on the offensive when Corporation
Counsel DIngeman directed the
three city assessors 90 ignore a
summons from the commission TO
attend the review held In the
The Detroit times., 1916-10-26
Captures esne, Escapes.

Archie . Reese No 100 Euclid
ave. east. was held up BY two men.
ore OF whom h7t q revolver. or Eol.
brooE-aye between Woodward-ave
and John R-s,- Tuesday night
Reese uocket he revolver from
one q he pair and grappled with
him. The other escaped Reese
started 90 take his cap'or 20 20
lice headquarters but the fellow
escaped or the way The revolver
witch was no. 'aaceA. vas turned
over % the police with a descrip-
ton OF the two men.
PrfafinR-fh~ ptRfp neat kind--fhst
The Detroit times., 1916-10-26

George building No 2S7 Woodward.
ave, and bring along the tax books.
The commission then petitioned for
a mandamus writ.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-26
A Writer of the Human Heart!
Are you interested in LOVE?
Are you interested in MARRIAGE?

Are you interested in MARRIAGE?
Are YOU interested in the PROBLEMS OF sen?
Then YOU Will be vtay interested in the announcement
that The Times has lust added 10 its Of the most
brilliant woman-writers of America, who has won
name for herself in the world of Journalism writer Of
the human heart"
5 y matters that
a Tremendous
feIo~lrs greatest Americas newspapers
Now Mrs WilcoNS writings will appear exclusively IN this
newspaper You will find that they the things you
mast interested in the things that make YOUR life happy
unhappy big little They keen and penetrating and
,hey TELL THE TRUTH about the things OF the heart
The first series of articles from the OF Winona Wilcox
viii be three number and will this newspaper Tues
lay. Their subject viii be:
WHAT Is THE MATTER WITH MARRIAGE?
You will TO miss any Of these, for they are
modern. up-o-theminute in their treatment Of the great
American problem"
IN THE TIMES TOMORROW
The Home news., 1916-08-18
Hilleman-W White Hall News.

A cotton gin will be erected at Hilleman at once.
 Protracted meeting closed at White Hall Sunday night.
 MT. John Taylor visited in Hickory Ridge Saturday and Sun day.
 Aunt Fannie Bass was the guest of her niece, Mrs. Geo. Lane, last week.
 Misses Leta and Rosa Belle Hall spent the weekend with home folks in Palestine.
 MT. and Mrs. Granville Wilson of DeView spent a few days last week with her sister, Mrs. Geo. Smith. Mrs. Adena Smith
The Home news., 1916-08-18

Mrs. Jas. Porter and children arrived Wednesday from Helena for visit to friends and rela- tives.
 Mrs. w. E. Sigman and chil- dren returned Wednesday to their home in Vanndale after a weeks visit here.
 H. M. Raney, bookkeeper for Bry's Department Store, Mem phis, is a pleasant guest of Me- Crory friends and relatives.
 After spending a couple of weeks, the pleasant guest of Miss Bessie Jones of Riverside, Mrs. c. l.. Dew returned Tues day to her home in Little Rock.
 Esq. A. J. Stapp of DeView returned last week from a ten days visit to his old home in Springfield, Mo. This is his first trip back home in IS years and he states that he had an en- joyable time.
 Messss c. c. Simmons and J. w. Medley and son, Winston, went to Cotton Plant Saturday where they attended the big re- vival being conducted by Rev. B. l.. Harris at Ebeneezer. MT. Medley heard his first sermon at that place A years ago.
 The ladies of Jelks and vicin- ity will serve ice cream from 7 to 10 o'clock Wednesday even- ing, Aug. g, at the Sunday School arbor. Ice cream 10c, cream and cake 15c. Proceeds to go for purchase of instru- ment for the Sunday School.
The Home news., 1916-08-18

is the guest of her son, MT. Sam Smith of Chappell Grove, this week.
 Messrs J. E. and Andrew Conner of McCrory accompanied MT. John Holder home Sunday for short visit.
 MT. and Mrs. Chas. Baker of Hunter spent few days last week here the guest of her sister, Mrs. Alex Slane.
 Misses Hope Taylor and Rosa Belle Hall and Mir. Geo. Guthrie attended the speaking and picnic at Tip Wednesday.
 Messrs Cole and Stinson, two of Hillemann's leading business men, were business visitors in McCrory Saturday.
 Miss Carma Dupree spent a few days the past week visiting friends and attending the meet ing at Chappell Grove.
 Messrs Wash Fowler of Yell County and William Mauldin of St. Francis County are visiting friends and relatives at White Hall this week.
 MT. and MT. F. H. Cole cele- brated their 18th wedding anni- versary the 18th. Delicious ice cream was served to a large number of their friends.
 Another very interesting game of ball was played at Hilleman Saturday between Hunter and Hilleman, the score resulting 10 to 7 in favor of the visitors. Otis Mcconnell, captain of the Hunter team sustained quite a painful accident by getting his knee badly spraired.
The Home news., 1916-08-18
Chappell Grove News.

J. H. Swanson is giving his home a new coat of paint.
 Prof. Manley closed a success full singing school here Saturday.
 Mrs. E. E. Smith and little son Johnnie, of Hillemann are visit ing here this week.
 Mrs. Ollie Gibson and family left Tuesday for a few weeks visit in White County.
 Mir. Bob Wright and family of Grays were visiting friends and relatives near here Sunday.
 Dandy Capshaw is enjoying the quietude of home after a few days stay in the Bluff City.
 Mrs. Drew Douglass returned to her home in Augusta Monday after a few days visit to her sis ter, Mrs. Annie Spradlin.
 If Xyanthia is as careless with her beaux as she is with her pie lures, we don't wonder at her being classed with the "Old Maids
 On last Saturday most every one here and some from other parts enjoyed most sumptuous picnic dinner at Chappell Grove with singing both in the fore and afternoon by Prof. Manley's class. --S.z. ....-...ss
 After ardent persuasion by some of the 'Old Maids most all the boys of the Jolly Crowd".. except Ayane, whose farming interests so entirely claimed his attention it was impossible for him to leave home, finally con- sented to accompany them to Tip Wednesday to the farm institute where they enjoyed some in- structive lectures on the better ment of home and farm condi- tions, with some ''good eats" at noon and an interesting ball game in the afternoon played by the Wiville and Hillemann teams the latter being the victors. The day was surely an exciting one for Joe and Otis, the latter losing his love letters and Joe tried to gather moonshine on his way home from church that night.
The Home news., 1916-08-18
Notice of Confirmation
 of Title
In The Woodruff Chancerv Con-. Northern District, Sent Term, 1916.

Northern District, Sept,
 Term, 1916.
 B. c. Kramer, Ex-parte.
 Notice is hereby given, that m this, the 18th day of July. 191e there has been filed in the Wood ruff Chancery Court for tho Northern District of Woodrff County, a petition, by E. c Kramer, praying that his title to the following lands be quieted and confirmed in him, to-wit.-
 The West half of the North. east quarter of Section 26, town. ship 2 north, range 2 west.
 Any and all persons who claim any interest in the said land are hereby warned and called upon to appear in the Woodruff Chan. cery Court for the Northern Dis trict at it's September Term. 1916 and show cause, if any they can, why the title of the petitioner should not be confirmed.
 Witness my hand and seal this 18th day of July, 1916.
 L. W. WINFREE.
 Clerk of the Chancery Court, Northern District of Woodruff County.
 By T. L. Gardner, D. c. Adv. Ct.
 J. A. Cullum, one of our city dads, spent Sunday in Bradford.
The Home news., 1916-08-18
Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

NOIlco IS noToOy glVoIt C1dC uIl- der and persnant to an order of the Woodruff Chancery Court for the Northern District, made and entered at it's May Term, 1716, I will. sell to the highest bidder, at public outcry, at the front door of the Farmers 6 Merchants Bank building, at McCrory, Ark, at two P. M.; on Friday, Sept. 18th, 1916, the fol- lowing described property, to- wit:
 East part of Lot No. 12, Block Six, of the town of McCrory, on which lot and as part thereof is the Farmers & Merchants Bank building, said building be- ing brick, 50x25 feet; and includ- ed in this sale, and as part of said property, are the fixtures in the said Bank building, as follows, to-wit: 1 fire proof vault, with shelves arranged in order. 1 set of bank fixture rail- ings. l Dalton Adding machine. 1Check file. 1 National Safe & Lock Co.,, screw door safe. l heating stove.
 1 lot of chairs.
 1 Todd Protectrograph check writer.
 l lot of stationary including letterheads, checks, pass books, ink, and etc.,
 l counter check file.
 Book case.
 TERMS OF SALE.
 This sale will be on credit of three months. Notes bearing interest at six (6%) per cent will be required for the purchase money.
 Witness my hand this August 10, 1916.
 (Signed) JOHN M. DAVIS,
 Bank Commissioner of Arkan- sas.
 By GEO. w.. BARBER,
 Deputy.
 Fred Parker, leading citizen of Cotton Plant, was a visitor here Saturday. For sale: 60 acre farm south of Morton. Will trade for good mule team. c. M. Ellis. Adv. | St. Miss Joyce Ellington, our eff fcient hello girl, spent Sunday in Cotton Plant, guest at the home of MT. s. B. Wilson. Mrs. J. R. Piercey and daugh- ters, Misses Mary and Ruth, re- turned Monday from a visit to relatives at Prescott.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-28
der of the Board.

der of the Board.
=. D. McCleskey, Clerk,
W. J. HEADDEN, Chairman,
r. l.. TERRY,
l.. p. DOBBS,
r. y. MOON,
J, b. WING. Commissioners.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-28
TO THE QUALIFIED VOTERS OF
THE TOWN OF SMYRNA CT.

You are hereby notified that IN
tue 27th day If May, 1916 an cleo
ton viii be held in said Town Of
Smyrna, at which win be submitted
10 the qualified voters thereof, for
their determination the question
whether bonds shall be issued by the
.iayor and Council of the Town OF
Smyrna, in the aggregate amount o
Twelve Thousand ($l2, 000) Dollars.
principal, for the purpose OF proyjd
ing funds with which to construct =
Public School Building in said Town.
All bonds shall bear date of July
st, 1916, shall be in determination
Of One Thousand 10000 Dollars
each; hall bear interest at the rate
Of six per centum (6GaD per annum,
payable semi-annually on the first
DAY Of January and July in each
year and the principal of said Bonds
shall become due and payable thirty
800 years from their date, namely,
the first day OF July. A. y. 1916,
withort option of pr;or navment
principal and interest Of said Roras
TO be payable in gold coin of The
United States Of America nf the
present standard Of weight and fine
ness at any National Rank in
the CIV Of New York and
state Of New York. said bonds
shan be numbered copsecutiveIv
from one 10 twelve hofb inclusive
The noIIs for s9id eyoctiop viii
omen a. o'clocl, = m and close at
O'Clock u. m. AZ the Council Cham
Der in said Town cc SMYRNA ONLY
Tho duly oraliGcd reeietarad yoIore