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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-21
WATERBURY,

Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Werner and
daughter, Annie, of New York CITY are
guests at the home of August keene
on Crossett hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Collins are the
parents of daughter, born Monday
morning.
One of the finest residences on Union
streetS-th Mccarthy home-has been
sold to John Jay.
Mrs. L. H. Whitney has returned
from an extended with relatives and
friends in Troy, n. \.
Miss Mae Shaw has returned from
Melrose, Mass, where she has been the
guest of her sister Mrs. Charles Har-
wood.
Holden f. Haseltine, who went to
Baltimore, Md, last spring, when his
son, Raymond, graduated from Johns
Hopkins university, has returned home,
after spending the summer at the home
of his son, Professor Robert Haseltine,
who is instructor of science in the Bal
timore City college. Professor Hasei-
tine is beginning his 18th year in that
college, where there are l,400 boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. Clossey, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Glossy and Miss Agnes
Maloney of Detroit, Mich, are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. r Dillon and other
relatives. Monday they went to the old
farm on Kicker mountain, where Will
liam Glossy settled SO years ago.
School is still discontinued at Dux-
bury Corner for lack of teacher
The community rooms will be open
at o'clock Friday and there will be a
large gathering in the hall in the eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Irish motored
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-21

Two Rutland youths, aged about Is,
went duck hunting; had 22-calibre
rifle; didn't understand the safety de-
vice; one boy got a bullet in the spine
which promises to paralyze his lower
limbs for the remainder of his life. II
they had pointed the rife at the
ground while they were loading the
rife, as any sane person ought to do,
they would have avoided the terrible
consequences. The next time you load
a gun or have anything to do with a
gun, point the muzzle toward the
ground. 1t is one OF the cardinal prln-
ciples in the handling of firearms.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-21

The Rutland Herald condenses a
world of truth into this sentence; "A
soft answer gets lot of men into
politics. In fact, that's the reason
we get so many into politics who have
no real excuse for being in the lime
light. A sharp, decisive mo" saves
politics and people from being encum-
bered with a great deal of poor Off
cial material It's pity that more
people who realize their limitations
are not also gifted with ability to
withstand the wiles of politics.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-21

Fewer idle freight cars by 1872
during the past week is encouraging
news even though the decrease may
be due only to the necessity of NOV.
ing cars into the western grain fields
for shipments east and elsewhere.
There's something doing at any rate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-21

1t remains to be seen whether the
abb furnished by the man distiliing
alcohol for automobile fuel goes with
the court, incidentally, it is to be
proven that the automobile goes on
that fuel.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

Regular meeting of tool sharpeners,
No 3 in polishers' hall Wednesday
evening at I o'clock. Important
lang distance and general trucking
light and heavy, Granite oity bot,lihs
Works Tel. 126-M or 746- W'--adV'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-21

The Eastman Kodak Co. has cut
wages twenty per cent picture
ahead"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-21

to Swanton Sunday, Mr.. Irish's aunt,
Mrs. S. A. Austin, and two grandchil'
dren. Edith and Edmund Austin, re-
turning with them.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-21

Special for this week-2O per cent
discount on all lines at Goodfellow S
Jewelry Store.-adv.
The Winslow mail., 1921-09-30

SECTION 6. The manner of en-
forcing such liens shall be as pro-
vided in Chapter IL, Title 30, of the
revised Statutes of Arizona, Civil
Code, 1913, and all acts supplement-
al and amendatory thereto for the
enforcement of mechanics, laborers.
and other liens, and in such other
manner or way, as may be provided
by law.
SECTION T. All Ordinances or
parts of Ordinances in conflict with
the provisions of this Ordinance are
hereby repealed
SECTION s. Whereas. on account
Of the climatic conditions prevailing
within the said Town OF Winslow it
is only possible to build, construct
and lay cement sidewalks within a
limited period OF time throughout
The Winslow mail., 1921-09-30

dinance No 100 and specifications
No La, as hereinbefore ordered, and
under the supervision and approval
of the said Superintendent OF
Streets, and within the time herein
before described, then and thereup-
on the said Superintendent Of
Streets is hereby authorized, order
ed and empowered, to build, con-
struct and lay said cement side
walks in accordance with the terms
and provisions of said Ordinance No.
100 and specifications No Il, and
the total cost and expense for the
building, constructing and laying of
said sidewalks, which shall include
Ill day labor and cost OF materials
used in the said construction, lay
ng and building Of the same, shall
Je assessed against and becJme a
len against such lot, lots, parts and
portions of lot or lots or unplatted
lets, adjacent or contiguous to the
walks so constructed, built ard laid
IS aforesaid; such assessment to be
made and approved by the Common
Council of the said Town of Wins
'oW as is provided by law and in
such manner as said Council may
provide; and all said expenses so
incurred in the building, construc-
lion and laying Of the said cement
1idewalks by the said Superintend-
ent of Streets, as aforesaid, may
be collected by the sale Of the pre-
misses in the manner hereinbefore
provided
SECTION 5. Liens to cover the
expenses of building, constructing
and laying such cement sidewalks
by the said superintendent of
Streets, may be filed against the re-
spective lots, lot, fractional part or
parts thereof and unplatted land !;
and in order to fix and secure such
liens it shall only be necessary for
the Town Clerk to file in the Office
Of the County Recorder Of Navajo
County, Arizona, copy of the no.
tice served upon the owner or own
ers of the said lot, lots, fractional
part or parts of said lot or lots and
unplatted land, together with a de-
scription of the real estate in front
of, adjoining, contiguous to or along
which any cement sidewalk may
have been built, constructed and
laid, together with statement of
the total sum or sums paid for lab
or and material used in the said
work, or the assessment made by
the Common Council, verified by
said Town Clerk and fiji d with
said Recorder within ninety days
after the completion of such side
walks.
The Winslow mail., 1921-09-30
I1 20 III

the year, and Whereas. the peace,
health and safety Of the public de-
mandS an eaF completion of the
work herein provided for, and
emergency is hereby declared to ex-
ist, and this act shall be in full
force and effect from and after its
passage and approval by the Mayor
and Common Council of the Town
of WinSlow
Passed by the Common Council of
the Town Of Winslow and approved
by the Mayor of said Town this 22nd
day of July, 1921.
GEORGE C. CRESWELL,
Mayor Town of Winslow, Arizona.
ATTEST:
GEORGE J. SCHAEFER, Acting
Town Clerk H
First pub. Sep. 80, 1921.
Last pub. Oct. Z, 1921
The Winslow mail., 1921-09-30
ORDINANCE NO. lo4

An Ordinance by the Common COun.
Gil of the Town of WinslOw. Ari.
zOna, Providing for the Building,
Construction and Laying of Ce.
ment sidewalks on both sides OF
Aspirwali 81; Get, both sides OF
',.,k Street. 10th side, Of NJ lir
Street, be,th sides Of Elm Street,
EG:h sides of Cherry Street, all
within the Town OF WinslOw.
County of Navajo, State Of Ari-
EOna.
BE 1t Ordained by the Mayor and
WinslOW as Follows:
SECTION l. Cement sidewalks,
under the supervision of the Super
intendent Of Streets of the Town of
Winslow, in accordance with the
provisions and requirements of Ord
nance No. 100 and specifications
No. la for the construction of ce-
ment sidewalks of the incorporated
Town of Winslow, are hereby order
ed; and the several owners of the
property hereinafter described are
hereby required and ordered to
build, construct and lay such ce-
ment sidewalks in front of, or ad-
joining or contiguous to, their re-
spectiye property hereinafter de-
scribed, all of which cement side
walks are to be built, constructed
and laid in accordance with the pro-
visions of Ordinance No. 100 and
specifications No. Ia for the con-
struction of cement sidewalks and
under the supervision and approval
of the Superintendent of Streets of
the said Town of Winslow, Arizona.
SECTION 2. That all persons
owning real estate within the cor
porate limits of the Town CT Wins
low affronting, adjoining or contig-
uous to the streets, avenues or, al
leys hereinafter mentioned and de-
scribed. are hereby ordered and re-
quired to build construct and lay
said cement sidewalks within fifteen
days after written notice, or printed
notice, to that effect shall have beer
served on each of the said respective
owners of the said property as here
matter described, by the Superin-
tendent of the Streets of said Town
of Winslow, and to SO build, con
struct and lay the same in accord
ance with said Ordinance No. 10(
and specifications numbered la fol
the construction of cement side
walks in the Town of Winslow. The
real estate or property in front of
adjoining, along or contiguous to-
the streets, avenues and alleys OF
said Town, and along which SAID
cement sidewalks are hereby order
ed and required to be built, con
structed and laid, as aforesaid, are
as follows, to-wit:
Aspinwall Street
Lots numbered / and 2 in block
numbered 10, Hicks Addition.
Lots numbered 8, 10, II and Il
in block numbered 6, Hicks Addi
ton.
Lots numbered / and in bloch
numbered 6, Hicks Addition.
Lots numbered and in biocl
numbered 6, Hicks Addition.
Lots numbered and in bloch
numbered 6. Hicks Addition.
Lots numbered and 8 in blocl
numbered 6, Hicks Addition.
Lots numbered II, IS, 10. and q
in block numbered 1, Hicks Addi
ton.
Lots numbered IL and IL in biocl
numbered 5, Hicks Addition.
Lot numbered 13 in block mum
bered 2, Hicks Addition.
Lots numbered 13 and Ia in blOcl
numbered P, A. and P. Addition.
The Winslow mail., 1921-09-30

Lot numbered II in block num-
bered 80, A. and P. Addition.
Lot numbered 1 in block number
ed SO. A. and P. Addition.
Lots numbered Is and IA in block
numbered 40, A. and p Addition.
Lots numbered Is and 16 in block
numbered 40, A. and P Addition.
Lots numbered IL and Is in block
numbered 40, A. and P. Addition.
Lot numbered II in block num-
bered 40, A. and P. Addition.
Lots numbered 19 and 20 in block
numbered 40, A. and P. Addition
Let's numbered 81 and % in block
numbe1e ed 40, A and P. Addition.
Lots numbered 23 and "a in block
numbered 40, A. AMI P. Addition.
Lot numbered l in block number
ed 40, A. and P. Addition.
The Winslow mail., 1921-09-30
Cherry Street

Lot numbered l in block number
ed As, A. and P. Addition.
Lots numbered 10 and 20 in block
numbered 40, A. and P. Addition.
Lots numbered 21 and % in block
numbered 49, A. and P. Addition.
142 front feet acreage north SIDE
of Cherry Street between Winslow
Avenue and Berry Street.
SO feet north side of Cherry Street
between Winslow Avenue and Bel
ry Street.
so feet north side of Cherry Street
between Winslow Avenue and War
en- Avenue.
so feet north side of Cherry Stree
between Winslow Avenue and War
ren Avenue.
so feet north side of Cherry Street
between Winslow Avenue and War
zen Avenue.
81 feet north side of Cherry Stree
between Winslow Avenue and War
zen Avenue.
81 feet north side of Cherry St eat
between Winslow Avenue and War
rem Avenue
SECTION 8. That the said ce-
ment sidewalks herein provided for
shall be built, constructed and laid
under the supervision and approval
of the Superintendent of Streets OF
said Town, and in accordance with
the provisions and requirements OF
said Ordinance numbered 100.
SECTION 4. In the event of the
failure on the part of any of the
owners of any of the real estate
hereinbefore mentioned or described
to build, construct and lay said ce-
ment sidewalks in accordance with
the terms and provisions of said Or.
The Winslow mail., 1921-09-30
Lots numbered IS and 1s in block

Lots numbered Is and 16 in block
numbered p. A. and P. Addition
Let's numbered II and IS in block
numbered p. A. and P. Addition
Lots numbered 10, 20, 21, %. %,
and "a in block numbered NJ, A.
and P. Addition
Lot numbered 1S in block num-
oei ed O., A. and P. Addition.
Lots numbered l, 2, 3, 4. 5, and s
n block numbered F., A. and P. Ad-
liticn.
Lots numbered 13 and Ii in block
numbered 80, A. and P Addition.
Let's numbered Is and 16 in block
numbered 80, A. and P. Addition. 1
Lots numbered II and Is in block
numbered 80. A. and P. Addition.
Lots numbered ! and 2 in block
numbered 10, Campbell Addition
Let's numbered 3, 4. 5, and in
block numbered 10, A. and P Addi-
ton.
Oak Street
Lot numbered 18 in block num-
bered x. A. and P Addition.
Lots numbered 10 and 20 in block
numbered r., A. and P. Addition.
Lots numbered g. q. 5, and in
block numbered 80, A. and P. Addi-
ton.
Lot numbered in block number
ed 80, A. and P. Addition.
Lot numbered J. in block, number
ed 80. A. and P. Addition
Lots numbered 13 and Ia in block
numbered x, A. and P. Addition.
Lots numbered q. 22. %. and "a
n block numbered r., A. and P. Ad
dition.
Lot numbered / in block number
ID R., A. and P. Addition.
Lot numbered II in block num-
sered X, A. and P. Addition.
Lot numbered 10 in block num-
bered O., A. and P. Addition
Lots numbered 21, %. %. and "a
N block numbered c., A. and P. Ad-
'ition.
Lot numbered ], in block number
| I'd O., A. and P Addition.
Lots numbered 19. 20, 21, %, %,
Ind "a in block numbered p, A. and
, Addition.
Lot numbered 13 in block num-
bered ". A. and p. Addition.
Lot numbered IL in block num-
,ered ", A. and P. Addition.
Lots numbered 1 and 2 in block
numbered 8. Hicks Addition.
Lots numbered and 4 in block
numbered 3. Hicks Addition.
Lot numbered l in block number
I'd 8. Hicks Addition.
Lots numbered 1 and 2 in block
numbered 2, Hicks Addition.
Lots numbered 5 and in block
numbered 2, Hicks Addition.
Lots numbered II and II in block
numbered 2, Hicks Addition.
Maple Street
| Lot numbered IL in block num-
bered IL, A. and P. Addition.
Lot numbered in block number
ed ", A. and P. Addition.
Lot numbered "a in block num-
bered ", A. and P. Addition.
Lot numbered 13 in block num-
bered AZ, A. and P. Addition.
Let numbered IL in block num-
| bered 42. A. and 2. Additic |.
Lots rnmbere1 g and IL III block
numbered 43, A. and P. Addition.
Lot numbered II in block nuru-
! bered 43, A. and P. Addition.
Lot numbered 1 in block number
ed W., A. and P. Addition.
Lots numbered 10 and ~ in bloch
numbered W., A. and P. Addition.
Lots numbered 21 and % in blocf
numbered W., A. and P. Addition
Lots numbered % and "a in block
numbered W., A. and P. Addition.
Lot numbered 1 in block number
ed x, A. and P. Addition.
Lots numbered 10, 20, 81, %, %
and "a in block numbered x, A. an6
P. Addition.
! Lots numbered / and 2 in bloch
numbered 35, A. and P Addition.
Lots numbered Fl and % in block
numbered 35, A. and P. Addition.
Lots numbered % and "a in BLOCK
numbered 35, A. and P. Addition.
Elm Street
! Lots numbered 13 and IA in block
| A
The Winslow mail., 1921-09-30
ATTENTION = CARPENTERS

Special meeting at Labor Hall, ev-'
ening of October L. Ali carpenters
asked to attend.
r. F. OLDS,
President.
]. w. MASTERS,
Financial Sec'y
Evening star., 1921-05-01
EAlRFAX.

FAIRFAX. Va, April 80 tSpecian.-
The Fairfax County Medical Society
will meet IN the Office OF .Dr. William
p. Cation. county health director. on
Thursday. Nay >. Addresses will be
made by Dr. Fcake OF the public
health service and Or. Martin -. De
iancy Of Ale .audria y dinner will
be served.
a meeting OF the school board of
Prov:d.nc" district vas held Tuesday
of u school to replace the one d.
str"I"d by fire about a year and
nalf ago were .Sider.i. II was de-
cided that c"auaccS NOuid have to l.,
mad" 10 brinG the cost Within t."
sum available for its construct ion.
Al a ms ci!n2 to be held neXt Tues
day night definite pians wiN hr
made.
y delegation from Fairfax Council.
No. 26. order Of !'rIteruai Amcri-
cans att.rhed an o3"n rltcting nf
tn" recent mccting Of tn" $t"ie cnui
Gil held at Roanoke L. L. Hoihrook
Of Fairfax was elected u member of
the state finance committee.
The hoard of supervisors. at a spc-
cial meeting on Wednesday. heard
protests against tn" proposed taN
rate for the coming year. Robert
II. Rice resigned as road officer for
Lee district, and his rcSiRn2 tion was
accepted. Philip l.. Cummims was ap
pointed road officer.
bishop O'Connrli Of the Richmond
diocesa viii confirm Il large class of
children and adults at St James
Catholic Church. Fails Church. sun
day. May s.
Evening star., 1921-05-01
NATIONAL GUARD NEWS

Corps; those not holding commits
si"ns in the Officers Reserve Corps
and who are to serve after the be
ginning of the emergency in one OF
the grades below that of hriEadier
general and those not holding com
missions in the Officers Reserve
Corns who are to serve after the
beginning of the emergency in one
or the grades above that of colonel.
Th" action necessary for those in
class I above Will be to call them
to active duty with tn" orSaniza
tons in which they are serving un-
der their Reserve Corps commissions.
This car be accomplished in the proc
lamaticn which drafts the National
Guard organizations
Those in class >. above viii have
(" he appointed in the Reserve Corps.
These appointments can he n1ade by
tn" President alone. and may he &C
comnlish"d either in a proclamation
or by an examination as 10 quail
tications for appointment. rs circum-
stances at tn" time demand.
Th"@" in class 3 will have II be
nominated for confirmation hy tn"
Senate. If the Senate is in session
at tn" time of the draft. condition
which may reasonably be assumed.
these appointments cannot be ten
dered until the nominations haN,'
been made and confirmed by the Sep
att. IL tnt senate is not III SCES'f'li
recess appointments may h" issued.
1t will be lacDcable to d" this
in the proclamation.
1t is desired that the action nec"s-
Sary in an emergency recurring the
use of the National Guard be we'll
understood by all concerned. and that
adequat" preparations for such action
be made 1t is desirab BILE that. SO far
as possible. National Guard officers
he appointed in time Of peace in the
officers Reserve Corps in the same
grade and branch as held by them
in the National Guard. provided they
are qualified and eligible therefor.
In the event of an emergency re-
curing the drafting of the National
Guard into federal service. those Ma
tiCnal Guard officers holding similar
commissions in the Officers Reserve
Corps will he called to duty there
under Those not so commissioned
and found qualified will be appointed
in the officers Reserve Corps in the
same grade and branch as their Ma
tiOnal Guard commission. such APP
pointmeuts must be promptly ten
dered and accepted and oaths of
office administered. When the Ma
tional Guard is about to be drafted
in the Officers Reserve Corps of gen
cral officers Of the National Guard
will be individually submitted with
all pertinent records and data by
the chief Of the militia bureau to
the chief of staff.
The personnel bureau Of the adju-
tant generals office will make the
necessary preparations for deter
mining qualifications. rendering all
Evening star., 1921-05-01

Myers were married last Sunday at
the home of Rev. Gsaac Neff. near
Jermantp IN. They will make their
home near Sanger station.
Evening star., 1921-05-01

married by Father 4 J. Van Incle-
gem in 81. james Church. Falls
Church. Wednesday morning.
Miss Myrtle Matthias and william
Evening star., 1921-05-01

Miss Mary Cecilia Etter. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs J. L. Etter of Vienna.
and John Adams. son Of MIR. and
Mrs james Adams of Fairfax, We're
Evening star., 1921-05-01

appointments. securing the necessary
oaths Of office. reports and data and
issuing commissions.
Evening star., 1921-05-01

deliver dependably most miles
for the dollar.
Time and again in the crit
ical days of the industry public
opinion has plainly expressed
its evidence Of good will to-
ward the name and the prod
uct Firestone.
But never has it more out
spokenly emphasized Firestone
goodness as in this last recent
period Of thoughtful discern
ment as to values.
1t has validated the sigma
ture on the Firestone tire in a
way that unnistakably indi-
Gates public preference.
And because public support
hasso soundly ratifieditsstand-
ard Of most milesper dollar, the
Firestone Organization, with
every man and woman in it a
stockholder, faces the present
market with even greater faith
than ever in it's future.
Evening star., 1921-05-01

The following promotions have
been made in Company a: Warren
A. Slee and Oswald +. Camp. to be
staff sergeants: Roy A. keesee and
Chester a. Bowies. to be corporals;
Sergt. John r. Burns and Corp. John
r. Kramer. to first sergeant and
sergeant, reSpectively
Evening star., 1921-05-01

Instruction at the armory the past
week consisted of demolition work
including the use of high explosives.
Various types of fuses We're shown
and fired. Each period of instruc-
tion closed with a demonstration of
the use Of the various styles of caps
used in exploding. The caps We're
exploded in a large box of sand
Evening star., 1921-05-01

Arthur c. Taylor. Sharp a. Hayden
and William r. Kidd have been
transferred from the headGuart ers
and service company to Company A.
Engineer Regiment. and John r..
Crowder. Company y. and William
NJ. Wales. jr.; Daniel H. Cave and
Carl J. Steger of Company G have
been transferred to the headquar-
ters and service company, Engineer
Regiment.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-05
PEACE APPROACHES
IN SHIPPING WAR
Agreement Near Between
Yanks and British at
Nile Port.

The Anglo-Americsn shipping
war" now enlivening the everyday
routine at the port of Alexandria
Egypt. is approaching a settlement
according to cable advices to the
United States Shipping Board.
Can't. Ferris. representing the
board in conference with the British
line representatives at London, ca
bles that, while the Moss and Cunard
lines in particular felt that the
American demands were excessive,
they agreed to release to the United
states Shipping Board at least SO Ter
cent of the traffic moving directly
from Alexandria to the United
states. They declined. however. to
allow Shipping Board vessels TO paI
ticipate in shipments of goods indi-
rectly routed.
The Shipping Board demands at
least SO per cent OF the indirect
traffic as well as the direct however
and Ferris cable declared that this
latter demand lis so eminently tar
that We are quite certain that even
the opposition Of the Cunard line
and the Moss line will be withdrawn
when they more fully understand inc
equity of our demands.