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THESE GENTLEMEN WANT
BONDS FOR ROADS ONLY
To The County Commissioners OF
Dorchester County.
Gentlemen

Gentlemen
Are you, as representatives of the
taxpayers of Dorchester County, 60
ing to throw the peoples good
money away at this critical time, in
building high school, and bridge
for Cambridge, when material and
wages are more than double?
Consider the price of brick, 800
per cent advance, flooring costing
$4,000 per thousand three years ago
now SIS.
In three years time, everything
will be normal gain, and don't
thing that there is a fair-minded
taxpayers in Dorchester County who
would mind the county being bonded
to give Cambridge a first class High
School, and up-to-date bridge.
Gentlemen, our needs at this time
are good roads thru the heart of our
county connecting cambridge, Lakes
and Hoopers Island, thru BlackWater
all of that territory will increase IN
value and people living along that
route will buy new AUTOMOBILES, ana
expensive ones at that, and taxes
from this, improved land, will soon
pay for the good roads.
Bond the county for good roads,
and wa will know that you have the
taxpayers interest at heart.
Gentlemen, bond the county for a
high school, and new draWbrldge,
and we will know you are not dong
your SWORN duty.
Chas. R. Mills, Eugene Mills, Lee
land Mills, Allen Adams, Henry w.
Ruark. Herbert c. Adams, Chas. w.
Phillips. Chas. w. Wallace, w. A.
Simmons, VIM. G.. Ruark, James Il.
Adams, Harry Matthews, Winnie
Simmons, Henry w. Ruark, w. W.
Ruark, Thomas C. Rippon, Romle
Booze, Oscar n Nelson, c. H. Wal
lace, Thos. L. Ruark, Frederick
Tyler. Jabez T. Tyler, Thos H. Park
er, clarence B. Parker, Samuel M.
Creighton, William J. Simmons, Carl
Creighton, Rufus Trayers, o. Gore,
Howard Simmons, James b. Phil
lips, w. Riley Lewis, Charlie M.
Parker, G. Johnson, John w. Crelgn-
ton, Henry j. Hooper, A. Z. Phll-
lips, Jr., j. H. Simmons, Ulman
White, r. T. Todd, E. c. Tyler
Nathan Parks, Albert w. S.. Tyler,
John C. Simmons, Revell w. Murrell,
Albert G. Murrell Mace FOLEY
LLOYD L. Tyler, Willie Lewis, Wal
ter Owens. John A. Adams, J. T..
Walter
E. M. Wallace, s. Hubert Apple
garth, Wilfred Tyler, w. S. Simmons
Elmer NJ. Hall, Goldsberry Tolley'
Walter Tolley, Andrew Tolley, John
FOLEY Ronold McGlaugh, Johnnie
Dean. Robert 7. Creighton, Travers
Toney, John H. mclaughlin, Ebert
D. Phillips, Allie G. Simmons, Jerry
Phillips. Willie Tolley, a. Halle
Creighton. Bonnie Phillips, Russell
Hall. Hubert Tolley, Fred F. Phil
lips, Granville H. Cox, German SIM
mons H. L. Hastings, Charley Crelgh
ton, Cleveland Adams. Nj. Zebedee
Gore, John Dukes, Samuel A. Phil
lips, Luther Parks, Howard SIM
mons, Roland Phillips, Amos Phil
lips, Clinton Simmons, Arthur Phil
Iip. Howard simmons, James Rig
gins Everett Shockley, Ernest Z.
Wiley. A. W. Creighton, William ii.
Creighton, Arthur Creighton, Alfred
Meekins. Geo. Meekins, Freddie L.
Phillips, Ruthford Creighton, VIM.
E. Meekins, Herman Dukes, Willie
Phillips, John H. Meekins, Job. w.
Adams, Milton Woodland, Howard
Creighton Albert Johnson, Edgar
Steward, Cozy Creighton, AlonZa
Adams. Otta S. Lewis, A. E. Phillips,
Sr., A. G. Phillips, Joseph Parker,
Riley Travers, Daniel Travers, Ed
ward Elliott, William Parks, B. ].
Creighton. ]. R. Phillips.