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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-16
TO HOUSE FIRE ENGINE.

Richardson Park, Nov. 16.-Mem-
bers Of the Five Points .Civics Asso-
citation are making preparations for
the housing Of the new fire apparatus
on Thanksgiving Day afternoon. The
exercises will be conducted by Min
quas Fire Co., Of Newport and in
vitations have been extended to that
and other places to attend.
company and the chiefs. Of Whining
ton. Middletown. Newark, New Castle.
The housing ceremonies will begin
at 3 O'clock with a street parade and
address. followed by a supper. In the
evening the Five Points Association
will give "a dance at the Masonic Hall
at Newport.
Final arrangements for the eXer-
cises VIII be made at a meeting of the
various committee at the Community
Hall tonight.
New culverts have been installed q.
the crossings at Eureka street and
Atlantic avenue, Richardson Park, and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-16
WENT WEST TO WED.


k~sford. Nov. ie,-Mrs. Hattie PHIL
Mps' innxhtcr Of Mrs. j. l.. Philllns.
West Scnford. was married I'm Chicago.
w. yesterday, 10 George n. Phillips os
Noson, Montana. Mrs. Phillips left
Senfo,d Monday morning for Chicago.
whorp she met her intended husband.
d, having come on from his Montana
NOM. After their wedding they let
Tot Their future home IN No1on.
The w,ddiug was TO have taken
p'sce IN scaford, but owing 20 the
serious illn"ss of the groons son. 4,
wa decided 20 niest In Chicago 80
NJ Phillips could hurry back 20 the
lour'dc of bis son. Mr.. Phillips for
rerl> was az Bethel, near here. lie
!. now a successful merchant IN the
Apntsna town. Mrs. Phillips is q
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-16

kidney troubles or rheumatism, is backed
up by the statements of local people in
signed testimonials who have used this
preparation and are now loud in praise
thereof.
Take, for instance, the statement made
recently by Mrs. Mary A. Wood, popu-
lar Wilmington lady, residing at No. 424
East Ninth street, who has wide circle
of friends. She said:
"One-hali of the wonders which have
been workcdhy your Plant Juice have not
been told until | add my individual ex-
perienccs. | was in such bad condition
that | was a constant source of worry TO
my husband, as did not seem to find any
medicine To give me relief, although
! I had tried so many. ] could not eat and
the smell of cooking food would give me
the greatest attacks of nausea; could not
not sleep ut night, was weak and nervous
and always had a sour taste IN my mouth
! | was constlpated all the time and had
such excrutiating pains that ! would be
unconscious for hours at time | was
! told that had nervous prostration, that
the only hope for me was n change Of
climate. | had never believed in adj
vertiscd medicines, but after reading
of so many people | knew who had been
cured, | got bottle Of Plant Juice and
began to take it. Now | am thankful
TO say that | am feeling like a new
woman; have a splendid appetite, sleep
well at night, am not constipated and
am feeling the best have in years. Al
my friends are remarking of the wonder
/ full change in me. | tell them it is Plant
Juice. | hope others who are suffering
as was will benefit by this statement
Plant Juice is sold in Wilmington by
The Miller Drug Store, 404-406 Market
street; in New Castle by +. Challenges
& Son; in Newport by c. b. White; ii
| Newark by W. T.. Brown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-16
RUN DOWN BY AUTO.

Dover, Nov. 16.--du Pont Walker,
secretary and Office manager of Dover
Gaslleht Co, this town. sustained
several cuts and bruises last evening
when run into and knocked down by
an automobile on State street. just
above the Hotel Richardson.
The binding lights Of the automo-
mobile. IL is said. was the cause Of the
accident. His injuries consisted Of a
slight scalp wound. a cut back of the
car and slight wounds around the
neck. Drs. Anderson and Mcdaniel
attended him.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-16

Powder team In the Opera House
cage.
12c sale: Best pure lard 12c lb.;
large Every Day or Pet milk. 12c; 2,
small cans milk. 12c; 2 ID. box sugar,
12c; pink salmon. lie; 2 cans sar-
dimes. oil or mustard l2c; 2 large
boxes matches. f2c: crushed corn, 12c.
for this week Mt Platt's.--Adv.
Frank Fox of AnnsviIle Pa. who
has been spending several days as the
guest OF Prof. and Mrs. Henry Il.
Snavcly left yesterday for Florida,
where he viii spend the winter season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-16
WOMAN'S AUXILIARY.

Dover. Nov. 16.--At a meeting neio
Monday evening, for the purpose OF
cffecting organization of the Woman 5
Auxiliary TO the Walter l.. Fox POST
No. ., American Legion, the following
officers were chosen: President, MIS-
Marshall Derby, Woodside; vice-presi-
dent. Miss Katherine Fox (sister OF
Walter l.. Fox Dover; recording sec
retary, Mrs. c. Leslie Gooden; cores
ponding secretary, Mrs. Henry RIOS
coe: treasurer. Mrs. Walter Morris.
II was agreed that the annual dues
should be 81 per year. constitution
and bylaws will be submitted at the
next meeting of the Auxiliary. 1t Is
the purpose of the women TO secure
q membership Of 200.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-16
PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN WIN.
May be Ordained rs Deacons, General
Assembly Decides.

Philadelphia, Nov, 16.-Women may
be ordained as deacons under n de-
cision of the Presbyterian General AS
sembly announced at Presbyterian
headquarters last night. The decision
follows vote 10y Presbyteries, ma
jority favoring the admission of wo-
men TO the ministry.
The proposition was rejected at tho
meeting of the General Assembly sew
eral months ago. but was referred &c
the individual Presbyteries for final
decision.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-16
NEWS OF 4 DAY
FROM THE STATE
Sussex County Game Season
Opens With Good Prospects
and More Farms Open.
COMMUNITY CORN SHOWS

From, Every Evenings Correspondents
Georgetown, Nov. lG.-Plans have
hcch made by the Sussex County Farm
purcau to hold a number of COM
munlty corn shows during the next
two months According TO County
Ason, Mnlloy &. Vaughn. interest
among tho farmers and business men
~ Sussex county is much better than
over before and he looks for success
,n each OF the community shows. The
following shows have been arranged:
Providence school. near Delmar, No
Ncmhcr II. Shingles School. near Eli
,.nda,c, November 10. Cedar Grove
School. near Midway. November 20;
rarmers Hall. Seaford. December Ii
nni IL. shows are 90 be held at NIL
ton, coolsprlng, Sclhyville and George
town, but the dates have not been ar
ranged,
AZ meeting of tho Sussex County
Farm bureau corn show committee
held few days ago. rules were adop-
ted for tho guvcrnmcnt of the shows
Several changes have been made In tn,
score card by the Delaware Corr
Growers Association. The following
r'hlft VIII 'NAaih NhtN Sf'' I'm
formity OF exhibit, 10; shape Of ear
10. seed and market condition, 20;
color of grain and cob, 10; kernel
shape and size. 10; indentation, 8; uni
formlty. 10; proportion of corn TO ear
10; butts. g: tips. s.
\ white cob In yellow corn or n rec
cob In white corn VIII disqualify nj
exhibits at the different shows.
Licensed 10 Wed.
Georgetown, Nov. i6.-Clerk OF the
Peace Frank w. Lawson has ISSUED
marriage licenses to Charles II. Steel,
of nccan View and Miss Elva Il. Hud-
son OF Showell. Md; Robort Il. God
frey Of Mlllshoro and Miss Alberta L
Torhcrt. a school teacher residing
a.ar fhfS .slfN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-16
FOR CHURCH PROGRESS.

Georgetown, Nov. 16.--Dr. James II.
Straughn OF Baltimore president of the
Maryland Annual Conference of the
Methodist Protestant Church, will con
duct group meeting" in First NJ -
Church. here, Monday night of next
week. FOR the purpose of taking over
matters which will be beneficial t.
the churches in the eastern section
OF Sussex county. and to lay plans
for strengthening the denomination.
Churches of Milton, Lewes. Harbe-
son. Georgetown. Dagsboro and Selby-
vile will send the official members TO
take part in the meeting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-16

1880 and opened at rn cnrly oour In
tho morning.
Engraved, private greeting cards.
Ask 10 SEQ samples for Xmas and New
Years. Order now for delivery Dec
10. All orders have to be made TO
special order. Brlttingham's Phar-
macy.--Adv.s
The first practice game Of basket.
ball between the High School varsity
and scrub teams VIII take place to-
morrow evening on the stage In tn,
Opera House. On December . the var.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-16
CHURCH REOPENING.

Georgetown, Nov. 16.-After under
going repairs for the past few weeks
REYNOLDS NJ. =. Church, between NIL
ford and Milton, will hold reopening
services next SUNDAY. In the morn
ing, Rev. II. O. Grouse, of Milton NJ.
L. Church will pr each and in the after
noon the preaching service will be In
charge of Rev. John T. Bailey pastor
of First NJ. y. Church this city.
DIR. James II. Straughn, President
Of the Maryland Annual Conference
Of the Methodist Protestant Church,
will preach in the evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-16
DIED OF HEART FAILURE.

Dover, Nov. 16-Thomas B. Foster
aged 63 years. an employe of the Del
aware Railroad for many years. died
suddenly at his home in Wyoming
Yesterday, from heart failure. He had
worked all Monday, apparently in best
Of health.
MIR. Foster is survived by one son
and a daughter. High mass will be
celebrated Friday morning at Holy
Cross Catholic Church. this town, in
terment in Holy Cross cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-16

Tomorrow evening the nemb~rg N
the Young Mems Bible Ciass of Irn-
manuel Church Will hol sn opcn
meeting in the parish houxe ut q
O'Clock.
Miss Alpha Smith, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. George Allen Smith. II con.
fined 20 her bed with illness.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-16
PLANT juice HER
ANSWER TO QUERY
Wilmington Lady Has But the
One Answer to Interrogation
As to Her improvement.

No cxtravagant claims are made Tor
Plant Juice, the new herald stomach
medicine, now being introduced in VIII
mington at The Miller Drug Store,
404-4O6 Market street, but that it will
restore your system TO perfect state OF
health If suffering from stomach, liver,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-16

divorced woman and her present hus-
tand Is n first cousin OF her former
husband and is widower.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-16
seout executive oreenbawl N.

Scout Executive Greonhawk - con-
fined 70 his home at Easton, Md. with
"A cold
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-16

Made of wapm chin
chif1a, wool lined. Gray,
brown and blue in belt
ed, double breasted
models with muf pock-
cts. Sizes '21A to 8.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-16

Positively all wool.
Nine popular models
and every color you
like. Sizes 8 to 18.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-16
back back matsi pia,d

rials; variety of styles, including
many with belts all around and
half belts. Your choice Of all de-
sirable colors, including many
tweeds and Scotch effects
Every size.
Evening star., 1921-12-11
WANTED-HELP

lilies; $50 spare time; $40 full time; we deliver
and collect. Consumers Hosiery House. TIA
CITY Hail Station. NeH York.
SALEsLADIEs-PleayaD outdoor work; sal
ary and commission. Apply Monday, o to 10
am. and Z to p.m., Il. r. Beavers Co.. 222
sALEsW0MES-Dresses. coats. with expert
ence OF hve years or more: high-class estab-
lishment; state record and salary desired.
Address Boz T1.B, star once.
SEC sECRETARY-sTEN0GRA skilled both
respects; temporary and possibly permanent
responsible position; IL have knowledge any
foreign languages and international relations
and commerce, especially Latin America. 70
state. Give age, single or married. living
family or alone. Address Box 231-C. Star Of
SOLICITORS, experienced only; good salary
and commission. Apply 512 14th st. NV.
sTENoGRAPHER-Must be accurate ,.and and
Evening star., 1921-12-11

MEN-To. qualify for railway station and Of
fee positions; experience unnecessary; trans
portation furnished. Write Baker, Supt., Dept.
475, Wainwright. St. Louis, Mo.
MEN-S1O to $15 daily: every owner wants
gold initials on side door of his automobile; !;
applied while waiting: sale. $1.50: profit. 81 .3S
Write for general agency, special offer. free
samples. Transfer Monogram Co., Desk II,
t9l Market St. Newark, n. J.
MEN-Growers Of dependable stock want re-
liable salesman: commission weekly; no de.
livering. Brown Brothers Nurseries, Roches-
ter. n. Y.
MEN--sse to $50 weekly in your spare time
doing special advertising work among the
families Of your city: no experience necessary !;
write today for full particulars. American
Products Co., 477S American bldg. Cincinnati,
Ohio.
MTLLWORK ESTIMATOR
wANTED-A YOUNG MAN WHO HAs HAD
ut least nye years. experience figuring stock
n,illwork from biue prints; splendid salary
with Opportunity for rapid enlargement; ap:
present place Of employment; replies strictly
confidential Address Bog 10.C, Star o0lcs:
MEAT. CUTTER. flrst-cIass; highest salasy.
Address Box 61-C, Star, ONCE. " 18s
Evening star., 1921-12-11

MEN.
An opportunity you can't
afford to let pass if you have a
real interest in your own future.
The Birmingham No-axle car is a proven sue
cess; the automotive field is large and prohta-
ble-an excellent one to connect with-and our
company IL managed by capable. qualified,
successful men. Selling is our big task. We
are preparing to reap large profits and you
are entitled to your share. Do you want it !?
II you do we will train you to sell and start
you out.
Others are making good-why
not you? A bright future awaits
those who make good. Come in
and let's talk it over.
BIRMINGHAM MOTORS,
828 14th St. NV. 13*
Evening star., 1921-12-11
NlAl.N,

ACCOUNTANT-To install system. Phone
n 5S08-W evening or II. 5A53 day.
ANBTTTOUS MEN-Become a CoIumbia train.
ed draftsman and assure yourself Of perma-
nAnt. well paid employment. Learn In your
spare tine. day or night. In . to 9 menths
Cali write or phone for full particulars. Co
lumbia School Of DIafting, 14th and sts. NV
Evening star., 1921-12-11
WANTED-HELP
MALE lG0nfinusdl

| AGENTS in towns and cities In the District
/ of Columbia and Maryland for ONCE necessity;
liberal commissions; exclusive territory. O. H.
Miller. 1898 Taylor st. NV. IL
Evening star., 1921-12-11
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
FEM AVE,

Bo0KKEEPER. Thoroughly experienced and
capable: good knowledge Of stenography and
typewriting essential; state record and sal
sry desired. Address Box :.52 3. Star oflce.
CIVIL SERVICE examinations for stenogra-
pliers and typists. Special preparation. Tuition.
stenography, typewritine and business Eng
iish, SIS per month. The Civil Service Prepara-
tory School, Sc. corner 18th and F NV. Phone
Franklin 20s0: 12e
'CORSETIERS, ATTENTION.
The Barclev travelling organizer
is here to appoint a city man.
ager; must be one experienced in
corsetry. OF managerial. ability
and with first-class experience.
If you are interested in advanc-
ing yourself on handling guar
anteed custom corset, with either
wire or Waholn boning, do not
fail to see the demonstrator of
this beautiful line by appoint
ment. Address Box 2H-C, Star
office.
Evening star., 1921-12-11
SALESMEN.

We need an aggressive man to establish
our patented nationally advertised piston
ring in this territory, selling to auto dealers.
garages and repair shops tnrough Joppinx
to q proven salesman who wants to establish
permanent connection with steady repeat
business Our sales cooperation enables you
for full details, giving past experiences and
references. st. Louis Piston Ring Corp.
ond and LAFAYETTE ave-, st. Louis. Mo.
Evening star., 1921-12-11

AGBNTH-Wireless umbrellas: I'll pay hus-
tiers % IN hour taking orders for this newest
xnyesfin; no invSstment; write for eombina.
tion outNt quick. Parker Mfg. Co., zoos Urn
St. Dayton, Ohio. =,
Evening star., 1921-12-11
FOUND.
LOST

LAP ROBE: owner can have same by identity
ing Call Line. 1892.
Evening star., 1921-12-11
FOR SALE,


Taxicab company-four hotel eoncesGons:
doing average brsiness Of $2,S00 per month;
machines, in 6rst-class condition.
TWO dancing academies, IN northweses long
established; Furnishings will inveatory more
than il asked for them. lTernA)
Multigraphing plant on q st. NV: must be
sold Immediately.
elusive northwest section.
Washington Business Brokerage
Company,
els Bond Bldg. Cor. 14th and New York ave.
Phone Franklin 28S2.
LOCAL MAN wanted to represent large Mime
sofa concern; product nationally known and
sold to garages. repair shops. etc.: requires
small working capital. offering unlimited
money making possibilities for right man. Va
por Tight Ring Company. Minneapolis, MINI
ALL MERCHANTS. wholesalers. retailers are
prospects FOR new patented necessity; creates
wanted; requires $500 to $50 capital. offering
$40. 600 possibilities next six months. MARSHALL,
eighth 1osE, .Respee block ChicsGo.
ACTIVE PARTNER for established local con-
cern, doing aver.ss $1,000 rnontaly nsainss.
expansion. Nominal Investment Decessary. ~.
dress sole proprietor. Boz I7p-c. star onses.
Evening star., 1921-12-11
WANTED-HELP
Agents. fCnu%inuAAN

AGENTS-Men and women. to make $50 to $50
weekly commissions selling our complete lines
OF guaranteed hosiery and silk knitted neck
17th st., Philadelphta 80
Evening star., 1921-12-11

81; agents price, Csc; guaranteed to sell fas
as you show IT. send no money! United Soal
Works Is Park pl.. \. Y
Evening star., 1921-12-11

BOAT BUILDER-Expert planker. Apply at
boat. 33rd and Newton ST., Mount Rainier. MI.
Evening star., 1921-12-11

AUTO SAEsSMEN (5l wanted: experienced:
nrst.class: one II the finest auto propositions
In Washington. Address BOX CSC. Star office.
Evening star., 1921-12-11

SECRETARY. stenographer.. . years expe-
rience. 2 years law student.t Phone Franklin
IL"
Evening star., 1921-12-11

Attention, Ex-Seryice NJ en-.
Five men. with fair education; experience un.
necessary: willing to guarantee $40 to $50
per week II show ability. Apply a, Pacific
bldg, Monday. \ to o q M Z 10 30 nm.
Evening star., 1921-12-11

AUDITOR desires to keep set Of books even
ings Address Bog 261-B. Star ONCE: 13s
BARITONE. Just from 4 leadiag New York
studio, would like church OF hotel soloist po-
aition. Address Boz 1850. Star ONCE.
fELT HOP. porter of eIevS3of man, 81 oS5oFed
man: reference. 29S2 f7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1921-12-11

NEEDLE BOOKS are the best agents PROPOSE
tion; we have the best, dashiest. cheapest nee
die books on the market; English make; send
for samples and prices; also self-th aiding
needlea T. K Lee l41 E. 23rd st.. New York.
Evening star., 1921-12-11

YOUNG MAN or woman, be-
tween Is and IS years of age !;
must be neat and have business
abilities; one who could meet
the public and take charge of
office. An investment of 81 600
would secure this position with
a guaranteed. salary of $35 per
week. Address Box 7O-C, Star
office.
Evening star., 1921-12-11

AUTO TRIMMER-First-class
all-around man. See Mr.. Garges,
manager paint dept. Semmes
Motor Co., 613-6lo G. st.
Evening star., 1921-12-11

GET INTO big money making class: work yeal
round Schwick made So Saturday; How
makes 81 an hour; big line; gift boxes. favor.
Ing extracts. soaps perfumes. etc: experience
unnecessary. Lincoln Chemical Works. c2O9.
Evening star., 1921-12-11

NEW OIL LAMP BURNS 81 PER CENT AIR
is. Y. johnson. s73 Aladdin bldg. IA Wash.
| wonderful new oil lamp that burns 81 per
cent air and beats gas or electricity. ts Of
| fering one free to the first user In each local
ity who will help introduce it. Write him for
\ oSrficnlars
The Washington times., 1921-03-20
Hosiery
To Go With
Women's Easter
Outfits

Every pair is marked
at a lower price than
was possible a few
months ago. Avoid the
la.er-in-the-week crowds
by making your selec-
tions Monday:
-WoHen's Chiffon Hose
Zephyr weight: regular
made feet; reinforced heels
and toes. Elastic garter
tops. In black. white, oozc
gray. silver, polo gray,
navy, tan. and GO I'M
-Women's Pure SILK Hose
-"Radmoor," regular made
double soles. heels and
toes; mercerized garter
tops. In black. white,
moccssin, russet, cochin,
Russian tans, seal brown,
medium grays, silver, polo,
and buck grays
and navies. A e1 TX
Regular made; REIN
b forced feet. Black with
p, white clocking, white with
black clocking. 90 M
A pair ............ sDa1sVV
-WOmen's Fiber Sflk
Hose-"Radmoor." seamless
feet, with mock seam in
ieg. Drop stitch, in black.
new red. polo, castor,
srssns. sssSss' A rna pT. 49,. $1.5O
-Women's Lisle Hose
"Radmoor;" regular made;
six-thread toe, double
soles; high-spliced heels;
wide garter hem. Seconds"
Of Of, SIPS quality. A TIC
pair .-.... ....... wv
Kann's-Street Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-03-20

Vanished, seasoned lumber
frames, metal center brace. fine
black wire filling. 24-inch size, ex-
tending to 33 inches.
Other sizes-1Sx33 inches to 36x
Is inches. Priced from 59c to $1.49.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1921-06-09
DAIRY BUSINESS PROVES TO BE
A VERY PROFITABLE INDUSTRY

Speaking of Farmers Cooperative Creamery,we
desire to call attention to the fact that recently such
terprise established at Watertown; and notwith
standing the prevailing low prices for milk products the
farmers well pleased with it.
We submit that farmers should not allow low prices
discourage deter them The price of everything is
low now but let hope there will be reaction in favor
of those who feed and cothe the world Freight rates
almost prohibtve especially bulky and heavy pro-
ducts and the farmer manufacture his pro-
ducts like putting his into butersmal packages
he avoids the enormous freight tariffs
1t is far cry from the producer to the consumer with
too many profits in between. Let the farmer cut out
the mddlemen far possible and the profits to
themselves They must have cooperative methods of
getting their products to market The Farmers Coop
erative Creamery does that very thing The farmer by
of his unwiedy numbers and lack of organization
between the upper and the neither mstones and usually
gets ground pieces he the and the
Creamery and makes the butter and sells direct to the
sumer he is combination of producer manufacturer and
merchant and he gets the profits all along the line.
And don't forget that the dairy business builds up the
SOIL Cows cheaper labor is cheaper feed cheaper
Talk this matter with your neighbor.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1921-06-09
ROAD BUILDING IN SMITHCOUNTY
IS PROGRESSING SATISFACTORILY

Road building in Smith County is progressing salts
actory Always reservng the right to criticize, fell
safe in the assertion that mistake made IN the
lection of the Commissioners They honest capable
and energetic; and while their task is huge nvov
ing many difficulties and necessarily mistakes, they
deserving of the commentator and friendly coopera
y lion of all the people
They welcome friendly suggestions and they do not
resent honest, wemeant criticisms, but carpng
plants and unjust criticisms should not be INDUCED in
The best thing about the whole system is that peo
pie building the roads and getting the We eat
the cake and still have it." The money goes into the
pockets Of people and grafters and contac
tors.
And there never was time when people need
employment and the money more than now Another
thing worthy of mention is that all the money is not being
expended in building roads close to Carthage
professed believe when the campaign for bonds
The Commissioners keeping faith with the people
Every campaign pledge is being scrupulously fulfilled
They wisely tackled the meanest and hardest jobs
first, and they have made splendid showing.
The Devils Elbow the Stonewal HILL the Stone bridge
Hill the Brush Greek Road and the Gordonsville new
road all these are big jobs, and the most costly.
With all the machinery bought and paid for and with
good weather and much of the heaviest work behind
should have half the system completed by the end of the
year Let the good work go on. Let's help instead of
complaining.