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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-06-22

will assist DR.. Wells and DR.. George
X. Stuart of The First Methodist
church in thc great "'mass meeting
to be held nthc Highlands Methodist
church--madc the way clear for me to
ask DR. Wells Il few questions regard
Ing the state Of affairs with his
church household and what he thinks
of birmingham generally.
Always afiablc and gracious, Dr.
Wells answered the latter question by
declaring that he didn't know why
anyone would want to live elsewhere
if he could live in Birmingham.
"lndccd," said Dir Wells, 81 don't
know more delightful place to live
~ than Birmingham and have lived
about considerably, being a Methodist
preachcr | have never met anywi ere
more charming on more cultured peo-
pie end | can see no reason why a
minister would wish to serve aav 9th
cr church if offered the opportunity to
serve the Highlands Methodist
church." "
"And by the way | must take occa
sion right here to say" Dr.. Wells
continued, "that the acoustics of our
church which have been 50 defective
have, during the past weeks Of rcpair
work, been corrected; the work has
been done by skilled cxperts-thc
Johns Manvill company Of New York
and | have every reason to think
that their work has been successful
The method which they used was to
pad the entire dome with heavy felt j.,
covering over 300 square feet of spacc,
the walls have been rcpaintcd, and the
entire uiIding throughly repaired.
The lighting system has been rear
ranged, and other necessary improve
mcnts have been made. I'm my iudp-
mcnt, we have now the prctticst au-
ditorN min Birmingham--in fact,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-06-22

do not believe that there is more
beautiful auditorium in the south. AS
to the acoustics, we are willing for
the audience to pass Judgment next
Sunday, which day, we hope to make
Il Red Letter day in the history of the
church, beginning with our Sunday
school exercises, which Mr.. Paul
Wright, our superintendent, will con-
duct; and by the way, Mr.. Wright is a
live wirc-an indefatigable worker
and worthy of the high place he oc-
cupics.
81 want to say right here" DR..
Wells continued, chat in my opinion
the outlook for satisfactory and effec-
tive work at the Highlands Methodist
church was never brighter than it is
today. 1t has not been my privilege
to serve a people who have more
genuine culture and religion. Num-
crically, we are growing. We expect
to have this year a net increase of 25
per cent in our active membership. All
Of the interests of the church show
progress. The officials Of Highlands
arc among the leaders of thought and
activity in Greater Birmingham. Our
church is only a baby in years, but a
giant in strength. There is every rea-
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-06-22
FORMER MANNING MINISTER
HAS BIRMINGHAM CHARGE


When one enters the beautiful audi
torium Of the Highlands Methodist
church next Sabbath morn, redccorat-
ed rcarrangcd after weeks Of repair
work and hustling, bustling people
people making it over, if you happen
to be sensitive to "atmosphere' you
will be conscious Of a certain subdued
note-a certain dignity, and Il certain
beauty of religious environment; not
that next Sabbath morn will be diff
crent from another as far as "atmos-
phcrc" is concerned, for it is always
thcrc--has always been there since the
coming Of the beloved pastor, Dr..
Preston B. Wcls-but it is recorded
IN passing, merely because of the fact
that the membership has missed the
beautiful auditorium during the weeks
of "rcpairs" and "ovcrhauling.
The main impression that one re-
ccivcs of the service at the Highlands
Methodist church is that Of Quictncss
and simple gcntlcncsS and the impress
sion grows as the service advances:
there is breath ON the face Of the
waters; the subtle breath Of person
ality; perhaps the key is more minor
than major, but it IS appealing, poig
Hant; the minister is in the grip of
some strong emotion which cOlOrS
hymn and prayer and lesson as though
he has come from some sudden vision
Of the worlds wickcdncSs an the
Worid'S wrong doing; as If he hears
me world laundering by to destruction
IN needless riot; and raising his voice
IN Suppllcatlon the troubled sea out
Sidr SINKS INTO the calm of hymn,
ana the peace OF bcncdiction-and
TINS my friends describes the beloved
/
RnS'Tr m TIn Ti iilgHi2HaS MethodlSt church,
'.'l,,o' mr!aIi ""' LiH ''li!uc''ce upon tile
,,,i,}t,G-,' .E,tG"'l"'I W'i''h H;'9 u''"er III"
"''T,H' n ~ Hla ,e"'!'inE.
i 'ilS y an "P,.Il''@' pirc an"
,,rndnL,n, rmmp!LL, ny - ''' CHpE oi 'hG poe
nnnot!n nIC"; ,' t,' P"ipiI, ne mas lie
l,;cl. pWET" '',I,l.i',n y, n'S,"I, '"r potI
n[,H ;ln,t; rl.,"&"'t';, 'rSp"',HtS' ana ,nt
pGvI pG; 't,'"E E i'''IiNc ,N''i H"H nc iSh
,..n"T Nv :" Xxx, H.. ~ '",n lcLiHiS !i'u
HIti'' ~; 'i'Gi" !'Nc VIC IT"c NhrIHtlah
Ho,r''ei '''"V no ~
lchnNSon sand OF SWnbumc that
ne IS tunc through when all things
pi"" INTO music.
Of Dr. Wells it might be paraphras-
ed into--'hc is a tube through which
ali things blow into religion" for this
senSitivcncss to impression the facul-
ty of seeing everything as rcvcrting
to the Christian faith, charactcrizcs
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-06-22
NOTICE

| will apply to the Probate Court
Tor Clarendon County, S. c., on Mon
day, June 27, 1921 at eleven o'clock
IN the forenoon for Discharge as
Administrator de bOnis non with the
Will annexed of Estate of Rosa Green
tree, deceased.
Fred Lcsesnc.
Manning, May 25, 1921 21-5t-c
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-06-22

long to say it?" / asked.
"This may be true of some. There;
are failures in the ministry, lust ns in,
other walks Of life," DR.. Wells replied.'
"It is not true of the great maiorifS
of preachers. The preachers whom
have met who have been loyal to-
Christ, have preached Jesus and Hin,
crucitied,' and their ministry has been
fruitful"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-06-22

Farmer Brown-Glad to see ye
home again, Sials. How's things il
Moo Yawk?
Farmer Green-Hustlin,' Joshua.
hustlin'! Why, the way folks ruSM
aroun' there, ye'd think tn cows wdQS
loose in the cabbage patch the hulf
tarnation time. 9
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-06-22

Host--Somehow these apartments
seem less roQmy than when / moysS
into them last summer.
Friend-You forget, old man, that
you are now wearing your winter uliss
derclothes. ls
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-06-22

Joe Visiting friends with broken
leg)-Tough on you, old man, to have
to lie here doing nothing.
Jim-Oh, Pm not exactly doing no.
thing; the doctor says my leg is knitA
ting. EfI
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-06-22
NOTICE OF DISCHARGE

l will apply to the Judge of Probate
for Clarendon County, S. c., OH the
3Oth day of June, 1921 at II o'clock
a. m. for Letters of Discharge as
Guardian for Louise Camilla Weaver,
formerly q minor.
George l.. Wilson,
Guardian.
Pinewood, May 30th, 1921 pd.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-06-22

6G6 has more limitations than any
other Fever Tonic on the mrrkct, but
no one wants limitations.
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cHAPTER sszo-lNo- -

CHAPTER Sszo-lNo. rz<1
AN aCI to Amend Section zS6 OF the Rsvise6
General Statutues of the State OF Florida. re-.
lating to Advertising and Selling Lands for uu|
Be Is ENACTED By the Lsg;sfatnre af IN. Ct.t. s
Fi0rfda:
Section I. That Section $50 Of the Revised Gen,
erai statutes of the State of Florida relating &
advertising and selling lands of unpaid taxes Sc
and the same is hereby, amended to read a. fsl.|
lows: And such sale shall be held NOT later shan
the first Monday in August Of the same year.
Section $50. I55Sl. Advertising and ScIlfnr
Lands for Unpaid Taxes-Tf the taxes srnen a
real estate shall not be paid before the first DR.
or April OF any year, the Tax Collector shall al
vertlse and sell IN the manner follo.vinc. r.
shall make out a statement of all such rem esfs1e
specifying the amount due on each parcel tounfI.I
with the cost of advertising and expense Of sale
IN the same order IN which the land was assessrIl
and such list shall be published once each wess
tor tour consecutive weeks in some newspauer put
Iished IN the County, if there be a newspapef
said newspaper 70 be selected bv the Heard 81
County Commissioners at their first repar ,,...s.
ing IN February of each year. and the rnsvan71,&i
so selected shall have been continuously nulsifeS
year prior to its selection; provided that siia,Ii
there be such newspaper newspaper uubIieIIe.
tor less period OF time may be selected ard f
there be such published in the County thcr4 IS
posting in three public PLACES h, the C1,s,f,r an
or which shall be at the court house and the es<
paper charges for advertising shall be Il cents nc
and the Tax Collector shall receive the same IS
posting at three public places; but IN neither c1s.
shall there be any charge for the head uofice
provided, that this Act shall not apuiv to Ind
The Comptroller is authorized to audit said oiI
fishers charges and draw his warrant for the sa1n|
ont or any moneys in the Treasury not other
wise appropriated The editor. publisher. 81 oe,re
shall have attached to his account Ar, afFilavif fI.s
ne has not directly indirectly paid or prninise|
20 pay any Tax Collector or any other person an
consideration whatever or anv cornpeusaffo., ~
any description for having said tax notice ultI
lished in his paper.
Arnro,..f T..~,-.
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CHAPTER ss6o-eNo.

CHAPTER Ss69-tNo. rz49
AN ACT Requiring the Clerk OF the isircrif Come
to Keep Record of Moneys Received for Re.
deInptien from Tax Sales, and to Turn O0et
Hands. r
Be e EHactsd By the Legislative of the Siate s.
Florida:
keep record of all moneys received n, MIN -,
redemption from sales of real estate for taxes a.
special assessments, which record shall show fhI
names or persons who purchased the property 81
said sale, or the asignees of such purchase 4
known, and the amount due the lawful holder 81
the tax certificate for each such redeemed sale
Sec. ?. The Clerk Of the Circuit Court al thf
expiration of his term Of Office shall account foI
any pay over to his successor in office all MONEYS
IN the hands received for redemptions from s7II
tor taxes or special assessments ON real estate
Sec ;. All Acts and parts OF Acts In confIicl
with the provisions OF this Act be and the sam.
are hereby repealed
Approved May II, Ioz1
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the caIl and orders OF tie Circuit judge s. ~
form any service ro1lired b. this Act provided
that no court reporter shall rcpor< for more t141
one judicial circ1if. except IN eases where the RI
porter from another circuit snail be incaDacitaI11
Sec 5. Upon demand OF the State AlfDrneT 81
sonable diligence typewriter transcript Of the
testimony and proceedings. together with lI<
the same tees for such transcript as provided Is
Section of this Act. the costs for same snail b
taxed as costs IN the case.
Sec. 8. That al laws or parts of laws II. con
flict herewith be and the same ara hereby n.
pealed and this Acr shall take effect immediafelf
upon its becoming law
Approved Tune 70. 1oz1
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-23

!, :l,r frs l.s-IER Ss57-fNo. rs79.
1ocds ssss5s-Ining the Signing and Execution
.< a Nofes. Coupons and Other Cfliga-
]s&;a.n County Municipality. Political
SI>ie g r ruhile Body Board or Agency Of
81: g 3 tie Legislature at fhr Stare Of
= bonds. notes. coupons Or ofl,sr
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-23
cHAPTER ssas-lNo. -.


AN AT authorizing the Boards of County Com
mlssioners and County Democratic Executive
Committees or the Counties of Madison, C0f1m
nia, Hamilton. Nolasia. Baker, St Johns
Marion, Alaehua, Santa Rosa. Nassau. Hcrnan
DO. Manatee. Calhoun. Escambia, Monroe ST
Lue1e. Jefferson, Washington, Polk, Holmes
Lee, Bay Pinellas, Clay. Taylor, OkaIoosa and
tlag1er OF the Stafe Of Florida. to Refund t1
the Candidates IN the Last General Prinlar,
Election All Money Paid by the said Can1I
dates as a Filing Fee Thar Was Nor Used -
Conducting Said Election.
BE e EHacfed BY the Legislators Of the Sfafe "a
Florida.
Section 1. That the County Commissioner and
County Democratic Executive COMMITTEES Of thu
Counties OF Madison. Columbia, Hamilton FoIu
sIa, Baker, SC. Johns. Marion, Alachua Sanfs
Rosa, Nassau, Hernando, Manafee. Calhoun. Is
Gambia. Monroe, ST. Lucie Jefferson Washington.
Polk. Holmes, Lee, Bay, PineIIas. Claw Tsvioss
Okaloosa and Elagier of the State OF FLORIDA r..
hereby authorized 70 pay hack to the several can
dldates for office in said counties Of Florida b
the General Primary Election held in Florida 81
June s, 1890, all money collected from said canIf
dates as filing fees in excess of the amount ex
pended IN conducting said election
sec. = That sand money be prorated and paid
back to the said several candidates in prunortior
to the amount paid by them as filing fees IN said
Sec. 5. This Act shall take effecf npon is mas.
age and approval by the Governor, OF without ss,c
approval.
Became law without the approval Of the Gov!
ernor.
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NOTICE

.s.. ssss- .... = GeIe1uzr1Ts-
Notice Is hereby given 20 all persons having or
claiming interest IN the following described lands
.. County, Florida. in chancery 70 en-
force the collection Of certain drainage taxes on
the following described list OF lands situated In
........--..-.. Drainage District IN said cgur-
-. the name or names Of the owners TAR as
known having been set opposite the lands owned
hv them together with the amounts severaiiv due
from each, tO-wif- Here follows a list Of 0wn-
ers 20 far as be zscertained with descriptive
list Of said delinquent lands and amounts due
thereon respectively
Any and all persons and corporations Interested
IN said lands or any part thereof are hereby mo-
titled that they required by law to appear
or before the First rule day or said court after
this notice has been published four weeks. and
make defense 70 said suit the viii be
taken TOR confessed. and final Judgment and de-
cree win be entered directing the sale Of al or
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-23

is,,,, 2 Ainend Section rssz of the Revised
as & = .ssasailes Of Florida, Relating TO the
asi5s. ay the Legislature of the State Of
s.zI e.. That Section 1857 of the Revised
H<sf s-saes OF Florida. be. and the same IS
Sr.'.ss. aended so as to read as follows:
1|zf~' .s ~ t7p2f. Notice for Bids and Dis
~ 4 80 i nords--In case the issuing of bonds
sur.. BY the result of such election.
4t K z ssloners shall cause notice TO be
1ognss F- IN newspaper. published n
z.rua =; S " IN Some newspaper published IN
~ = !. s.1Aelat circuit. If there be none pub
IL ~. eounty9 that they will receive bids
~ al = ,ase 81 cosntv bonds at the clerk
q Is osiore the expiration Of thirty DAYS
E - ska, 3 pnnlicatIon of such notice The
Ft<irs5 - ase OF interest. and the time wier
f,s.f5Na fnsfallmenfs OF interest shall be due
: 8 c6s.-. my and all bids shall be rejected
fs- - sioners shall deem ii 70 the best in
& ~ rs,; soslnry so to do, and they may cause
8 g o<k.- 4 g pc gwen in like manner IN
- Is sAus TOT said bonds: provided that
or<,,s y interest on said bonds exceeds s
g. - ~ Z, anrirrn, said bonds shall not be-
< ~ IS, nan a5 cents on the dollar but
( y eiee.; nave heretofore been provided
8 g - 81 ana the rate of interest IS s per
: kasuf ss.lIiurn, or less. that in such cases
:. M -. :, 1fssloners are hereby authorized
- than qs cents ,Inar the dollar. q, the
8 g M q ee1,ae, or TOR any portion at SAID
- stsI5 81 saay sold. Provided however. no
soid tor less than 90 cents on the
= Il -. 49, Act shall 60 into effect Immediately
IN Z. fase and approval bv the Governor.
N1-cs<S seoning law without his approval.
lane s. ruar.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-23

CHAPTER ss5s-tN1. tool; p...5
~ ar-7r - Amend Section so2 OF .he IS 81,
General Statutes of Fiorldas - T,;sf-icts.
5otn9alies .,a n,,ties Of Boards or Etinhe y,
L-.s ~ Regard to the Same anu ,, - u
aII:s:,I Sector, Affecting Sucn 1u1 80 ~
Be- r. Enacted BY the Legfs'aii'fs =
FTorfdn: - ~ the Revised
$500 $500 c...,,t~s ~ Florida be. and sne SAME =
Ss, ,s-,Iei to read follows sert;nr,
..t:sv mentioned the
rsg-r;l,r. the boundaries or me ,,,;tz-
~ a,,zr civ or Incorporated aosn :4.-ded to BE
ar subdivision of the $50. tki district The
Iorfnsl : 1.ss;. destruction is hereDv =
Dosia :-ai n i1suect the sald pettts - ta,-s-
an1 , .-tiar, siiscIoses that II emu = ,,s-f,r
$50 49, would be more ealifap1sy - .I - fl,e
r-zad nv some other exls1lnk .. .ev-f+orv IT IS
said county. ~ ~. Jt-r AZ tle said Board q IL -
lere,s .A.:- RI revise the bolrHdaIess -
lie llss car;af Tax School 1lSITicl - cses IN.
u rolosen fs,,r ascrtiorl but snall y .:f ,atf
S5. territory NOT included - -~vis;or, shall
tion. and nous .,rs of ELECTION Speriai -
be gfver y --eatrd under this act sraai -
-enoai 81 ;;sestzbiisfed changed " .r~atnsi
tlIll =: y. - those by which lney 3;,g srr-
ne, nefition provided TOT Y .etr f,r four ssrc-
ine laIi = n,,hiished once Wesk ,I;sAeJ =; the
ton SHAH Is p =. -re newspaper punlisnea - sta
cess1ve w. ..~.i circulation tnruuBnusl .~s,
couIl.y s +hr publication wnen $50 r, rase
epl,lss 10y 4. presented 10 ssscn us = a,,r,-
$3.50 sai1 rs no newspaper , IS ,s4e n the
~ s,,rf, nefition and 1o1ler .;or for the post
= provided in the mex. se1'a
: - notices of such etectinI.. Z made to any
fng OF -l,-t vvf,er complaint = .s..@ 7-,v
- e p,,h5;c Instruction n TINS - -,frf II
49,. -. Tax School DistT1cr nas .s FIAT prop-
spseia ,,s,,,,er thaf Il ernbraces te1r'1o'z
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i reasonable attorney IL
First publication .-...-,5 I9<.
Clerk OF the Circuit Court
County, Fla
ssThe title acquired through any sale OF lands
under the aforesaid proceedings shall be subject
to the lien of all subsequent annual irsfallmcnfs
OF drainage tax. In all suits for the collection of
delinquent taxes. the Judgment for said delinquent
taxes and penalty shall also include all costs of
suits and a reasonable attorneys tee Co be fixed
by the court. recoverable the same the de-
sale made under and by virtue of this article shall
be paid at once 10 the aforesaid treasurer and
shall be accounted for by him the same as the
drainage taxes; any surplus that may remain after
payment of said delinquent taxes. penalties.
and attorney fees shall be paid to held
be ordered in the judgments or decree or sale
sec. :. This Act shall take effect immediately
upon its passage and approval by the Governor
upon its becoming law without such approval.
Approved May II, 1871.
CHAPTER Ss6z-tNo. T6z1
AN ACT Authorizing the Trustees of the Internal
Improvement Fund to Sell Lease Their In
terest in and to Petroleum Gas Rights On
Under Lands in Dade County, Florida. Now
Owned by Private individuals or Corporations.
BE f Enacted BY the Legislature of the State of
Florida.
Section / That the Trustees of the Internal
Improvement Fund of the State OF Florida be and
they are hereby authorized and ernpodered to sell
or lease any and all of their interests in petroleum
or gas that IS may be in, on. or under any
land IN Dade County, Florida. owned by any
private individual or corporation on such terms
they deem advisable
Sec. =. This Act shall take effect ON its becom-
ing law
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Clerk
Sec. g. That said deeds, patents photographic
copies and certified copies Of the record thereof
made IN this State may be used in evidence in the
courts OF this State subject TO the same rules
that are applicable 70 the admission in evidences
Of other deeds and certified copies Of the record
thereof
Sec. a. That this Act shall take effect upon its
passage and approval by the Governor
Approved May II, roar.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-12
TIE WALkER MoToR CohPAN4
22+ TO $50 sEsr FIFTH STREET. PuonE ssi

horizon. For a moment he was lost
in thought. then the corners OF his
mouth twitched ever no little.
No. boys. Nellie never scoids me.
she Is ,hct good-Neliie - always
happy too. Yeh know-yeh know"
he paused and l knew from his quiet.
thoughtful way. that In spirit he WAS
not with us-he wAs far away aeross
tho granite hills where he was look
ing. expectantiy. and yearningiy.
"Yeh know. Nellie sins all day.
she's thet happy. an her eyes air
always dnncin' in their deep. sweet
blue. Everywhere I 20 thur Iookin'
at me from such = white. peaceful
soul When l pillow IN tho fields she
piayin' an teliin' mo what iias be-
yond the Great Closed Dooe."
When We was young. like you fsl-
iers be, We lived down here Away on
tho leetle farm. But Nellie went
home one dAy-shc an her nrA-
the quiet. blue skies.
Aye. but boys. thur With mo
really. truly with me. an I'm happy.
very happy. Amt It a wonderful
, God that leaves US . memory. an
flowers. an BIRDS" and the old fell
but from his deep. strong heart.
''fce. thur with me"-and his
words burned deep-"in the blue of
the flowers IL Neilie's eyce. an In
thur soft. clcar white. her pure soul.
In tho songs of the birds 10 her
voice. sweet an soulful. Were / to
kill bird or pluck \ flower. her
voice would be forever stiiicd. an her
eyes mover look At mo nxain. Come.
Emmai Well 20 now" And the
old gray marc 'ightcncd tho traces
and moved off down the road SON
At tho turn OF tho road. the old
man twisted In his ssnt to wavs his
battered hat at us Above the rattle
of his blackboard wc heard his laugh
coming back to us richly and soul
fully across tho spruce And flower
laden air that triiled with the eonGs
OF many birds that. here-to-f fore. we
had never heard.
''Riil and mo- mt for several minu-
tcs without moving or speaking. both
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-12
THE MOTOR DIGEST
(con1nusd from Prso.dtnE P.se.)

farmers of wyandotte county to make
a display OF fresh garden produce. so
that motorists may make selection
when driving through tine country.
In France. barnyard stock no longer
will have the right OF way on roads.
according to . decree issued by Pres
ident Millerand. Motorists were re-
value of stock killed or injured, re-
Gnrdless of whether the driver OF the
machine was at fault or not
In the four-year period from 1917 to
1920. inclusive on all railroads of the
United States, 1900 persons were killed
dents; and 1880 persons were injured.
This Is an average OF three parsons
killed every day and eight injured
every day of this period
In Pennsylvania a constable. pol1cs
officer. State policeman or highway
inspector. when in uniform or whsn ex-
hibiting his badge. has the right to
stop any automobile and inspect the
vehicle as to It's equipment. manufact-
urer's number. motor number. weight
and secure such other information as
may be necessary"
In the automobile district IN New
York city. there Is on exhibition . pas
senger car trimmed in gold. The work
consumed eight weeks and required
:12s leaves OF % KIT gold, four inches
square All OF the nttings or II KIT
triple plated gold. The tenders and
running gear are painted . royal Hight
blue. with the same color in broadcloth
for the upholstery.
For the purpose Of callin9 attention
to every tourist driving through Con-
necticut, there are nine large signs 50
feet long and 1b feet high located on
the most important highways leading
into tho state The gigantic boards H.
lustrate in plain letters q digest OF
the state concerning automobiles. and
after sundown they are illuminated by
electric light 10 that II ia almost i'm
possible TO pass without observing the
rules.