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New-York tribune., 1921-06-11

Canaries, Dakar, Bathurst, Freetown,
Monrovia, Grand Bassam, Sec
condee, Accra, Lagos, Libre-
vile, Port Genil, Matadi, Por-
tuguese Angola, also amy other
ports offering sufficient cargo
Also see Africn--Wcst
From New York
Canary Islands, Lisbon, Malaga, Ali
cante, Valencia, Marseilles,
Genoa, Civita Vecchia F., From ON :.
Juno 15--sAN FRANCISCO (F')
Norton. Lilly & Co.
Cape Town, Aigoa Bay, East Lon
don, Port Natal, Delagoa Bay,
Beira From New YORK.
Juno 2o-CLAN MCMILLAN tFr> Barber
Aug. "A STEAMER (F) Prince Line
Christiania, Bergen, Gethenburg,
Copenhagen, Stockhelm, NAL
mo, Danzig, other Baltic Psrts
Also sec TrondhJem
From Baltimore
June l1--NEW ENGLAND (F)
states Marine Co.
}uns ymns ssoo--IrGGKKY5L,m} -rGK51m} States Marine Co.
vono ~ CNGSlI (F) states Marine 90.
July 10-NATfONAL BRIDGE CD
~ states Marine Co.
Christiania, Bergen, Stavangez, Chris.
tiansand FROM New York
JUNO 17--BERGENSFJORD (PFM)
Norwegian America Line
Cienfuegos stafios slsa ose Havana Naval
From New York
juno IA STEAMER (F) Atlantic Fruit
CsnstantinoPle, Burgas, Varna, Con-
stanza, Galatz, Braila, Batum,
other ports as cargo offers
Also see Aigiers, Praeus
From Nav York
Receiving-RIVERSIDE BRIDGE (FM)
A. II. Bull g. Co.
Copenhagen, Gothenburg, Malmo,
Stockholm, Helsingfors, Reval
Also see Antwerp, Gothenburg, Christiania
From New York
June 20-RIPON (F) Susqueha nna S. s. Co.
Copenhagen, Reval, helsingfors
From New York
June 15-TOLEDO BRIDGE (FM)
Seager Line
June 25-MARGUs (FM) seager Linz
Cork, Dublin, Belfast Also sec Belfast
From New York
juno dosage (F)
Moore & Mccormack Co., Inc,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-11-25

On December the 23rd at IL
a. m, at my store, l will GIVE
AWAY ABSOLUTELY FREE
the followin:
First prize, 1 Columbia Crap
hophone.
Second prize, your choice, the
best pair of shoes in the store.
Third prize, your choice, the
best doll in stock.
Come in and get u chance.
NOW is your chance to get b
Columbia FOR NOTHING.
All ladies HATS reduced 25
per cent.
J. w. WHITLEY.
North Tazewell, Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-11-25
TAZEWELL MOTOR COMPANY
BUILDS AT HIGHLANDS.

Richlands, Va, Nov. 26-The Taz.
well Motor Company has started :,
large garage and office building o.,
their property near the railroad ynr,..
The building will be 75 feet wide by
1875 feet deep, with second stoi J
to be used for offices and rooming
departments. When finished the build-
ing will make Il splendid appearance
to Front street. Several homes are M,
course of erection or remodeling. All
of which, is Indicative of no prove, :
bal "hard times" in Richlands.
Tho infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. u.
+. Belcher died Monday night at the
age of four months of cholera-ii-
fantum. The intcrment was made at
Horton Cemetery, Rev. Mckee being
in charge
Prof. Horne of the High School
left last. night for Richmond to at
tend the State Tcacrhers Meetings
and witness tho big gridiron contest
at Roanoke botwocn V. NJ. and ".
p. |.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Flanary loft to-
day for Dryden to spend Thanksgi,
ing holidays with Mr.. Flnnnary's pa
rents. They will return Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. NJ. Brown re-
turnod Tuesday from an extended
visit to Coalrun., Kentucky, whe,e
thew visited relatives.
Mrs. Marvin Mcclure returned
Monday from Tazcwell where shs
spent the week end with relatives.
The Basket Ball teams Of the High |
School defeated the teams from Jew
ell Ridge Saturday afternoon. Boys
winning by score OF SO to 3, while
the girls trounchcd the visitors IL
tho tune Of Is to 3. This is the first
victory for the girls this yenr. Cool
team work was exhibited by the To-
cal players in both games
Rcsv:. c. L. Cole, recently pnstor
the Methodist church at this place.
now of West Graham. was in the
city Monday visiting friend and dis
patching some business matters.
Rcv. Mr. Hughes, county campaign
director for tho Fifth Rel Cross roll
.ali was in the community Sunday
md Monday in interest Of this OIL
-erprise. Tho local autho itios are
meeting with worry good success in
This work.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-11-25
DEGRADATION OF HUNTERS
AGAIN.

Last week attention was called ID
tho misbexlvior Of hunters and fish
crmen in tho fields and waters we.t
of town. Miss Ella Pecry was IN town
on Wednesday, and reported that she
had recently lost three sheep-one b,
being shot, and two by being driven
into q swamp where they died, not
being able to get out. Tho land owl.
ers seldom object to hunting on their
lands if permission il asked and hunt
ers are willing to be careful and du-
cent, but, Miss Ella says she is tired
Of being run over rough shod, and
has posted her land and, will here
after prosecute trespassors. ColoreI
boys and white boys az well, who
ought to be at work, hire n gun OF
borrow one, and go forth to shovt
anything they see that moves, and
she says, and all Sensible people will
agree with her. Tho country is sup.
posed to have q gamo warden, Mr..
Bowling, we believe, but he cannot
be everywhere, and seldom happens
to be at the right place at tho right
time to catch these trespassers if
he has the right to do 30.
Let everybody try to troat Others
as he would have others treat him
and there will be no trouble.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-11-25
A CORN SHOW
NEXT MONTH
Several Handsome Exhibits Of.
fered by Local Institutions
for Best Exhibits of Din
erent Varieties.

December 18th has been fixed Il,
tho day for the big corn show. II
court is still in session ut that time
the show will be held in the front
room of The Tazewell Motor Co =
building.
Below is list of premiums offer
and by whom offered, for tho first,
second and third bost ton ears Ut
corn, and tho varieties
Best puro bred white corn. ten
dollars in gold offered by Farmers
National Bank.
For best ton ears yellow oorm,
Stetson hat offered by jeff Ward
For best ten ears over NIL. any
variety, pnir gloves. j. A. Greevsr.
Second and Third Premiums.
Forsecond best ton ears pure br,I
white corn, ten dollars in merchn,
disc. Crockett & White.
Any Variety White Corn.
Beat ten ears, Walk Over Shoes,
Fuller Bros.
Second best, Walking Cultivntor.
Painter Machinery Co
Third best, pair $3.50 shoes, John
S. Bottimorc.
Any Variety Yellow Corn.
Second best, Craddock Shoes. Max
wcll-McKcnry Company.
Third hest. $3.50 in merchandise
Tnzcwcll Motor Co.
Bring your corn early on Tuesday
Dee. 18th.
Watch this paper next issue for
further nnnoumcemenu Ask j. "A.
Leslie for further information.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-11-25
CHRISTMAS AGAIN.

YOU WANT-To give presents
that will afford the recipients tho
most lasting pleasure throughout thu
year and at tho same time
TO AVOID-the jostling about III
crowded shops. The bundling OF pack
ing for mail or express.
The mako-shift giving at the last
miuute after hours of vain searcn
for tho right thing.
skill and practice in goal shooting.
YOU CAN DO ALL THIS-I havs
plan by which you can do all this.
1t will enable you to send only the
most appropriate, dignified, tasteful
and worth while gifts-at moderats
expense-a without the trouble OF
shopping or shipping.
There is high class magazine IL
meet every requirement.
Ten minutes Of your time will suf-
flee for your entire Christmas list.
If you have not q recent magazih>
price list lot me quote you GpeoiS1
prices on gift subscriptions.
A. NJ. BLACK,
Magazine Subscription Agent.
TAZEWELL, VA.
Nov. 25-2t.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-11-25
CEMETERY ASSOCIATION.

Tho Annual Benefit Bazaar, with
all departments will bo hold Satur-
day, December 3, 1921 in the High
School Building.
During the past year we have TAX
en- in five sections in Maple Wood
Cemetery, and made necessary ih-
provements such as walks, drive
making quite additional expense.
With the enlargement Of the Gene
terry we have had to employ two core
takers SO as to keep the Cemeteries
in good condition. Our expenses dur
ing the past year, up to this timc
have been $3,364.30. This includes
the enlarged improvement and uL
keep. This expenditure we have beer
able to meet with the sale of lots
and the proceeds from the Bazaar
Every year brings increased expens
/. es so we are asking the holp and al,
Of all our friends in making thu
.,PAmar the largest in our history.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-11-25

You have been most generous In
our contributions and patronage in
the past and again ask you to help
us.
Please send all contributions to
the chairmen Of the committees.
Committees:
Needle Work-Mrs. G. T. Peery.
Baby Booth-Mrs. F. r. Steele.
Apron Booth-Mrs. jeff Ward.
Domestic-Mrs. ]. w. Whitley.
Candy-Miss Maria st. Clair, Mrs.
@. R. Brown, Jr
Children--Mrs. A. S. Higginbot-
ham.
Dinner-Mrs. c. R. Moss Miss Lyde
Tynes.
Dining Room-iMss Jessie O'Keeffe
Doll Clothes-Miss May Brown,
Miss Anita Gillespie.
Dinner will be served ut 12 noon.
Come! Bring your family and friends
and take dinner with US.
All wishing Ito join the Associa-
tion send your name to the secrs-
tary, Mrs. Wade Peery, and your
membership fee-one dollar-to the
treasurer, Mrs. Wade Peery-Mrs.
w. G. O'Bricn, President Cemetery y
Improvement Association.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-11-25
JOHNSON NOMINATION RE-
JECTED BY SENATE.

Washington. Nov 20.-Thc nom
nation OF Henry Lincoln johnson,
negro Republican national commit
teeman from Georgia, to be rccordcr
OF deeds for the District of Column
bin was rejected by the Senate late
today.
Senator Watson, Democrat, Geor-
gia who was understood to have led
the fight against the confirmation w,,s
said to have laid before the commit
tee sworn statements of incidents in
nominees career which the Senator
declared warranted his rejection. Tho
nomination was taken up when it was
reported favorably from committee
to the Senate,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-11-25
DAN. W. LYNCH.
DIED THURSDAY

The community is called again u
mourn the loss of vne of its besl
citizens, in the death of MIR. d. W.
Lynch. His death occurred yosterdaS 8
morning at z o'clock, after an i'll
ness Of several months. His death
was not unexpected, as he had suffer
ed from serious heart trouble for
several years.
He was a consistent member of
the Presbyterian church, a genial
companionable man whom everybody
respected and on whose character
and life there was not a shadow Of
stain, and in his death Tazewell and
the entire community and the church,
loses a good and useful citizen.
Burial will take place in the new
cemetery at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-11-25
THE CONFERENCE AND
PUBLICITY.
New l',o,.; Times)

Everything was no sLnrLingly done
in the open mt the first meeting OF
tho Washington conference that
some jumped to the ,oncluSion TINT
TINS wns to he the order of the day
throughout But Secretary Hughes
has now announced the procedure ,u
DO followed. 1t is the only rational
procedure The various committc. ,
are to meet and discuss in private.
When decisions are reached they wiIl
he made known to the plenary con-
ference. at sitting ut which presun &.
ably, the nublic will be admitted.
Nothing c're wns To have been cx-
pcctcd. No other wny of going about
tho great business in hand could hn, d
led TO anything hut confusion nn,i
futility.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-11-25
CLUB
WRITES HUGHES
In Meeting Sunday Resolutions
Are Passed Endorsing Efforts
of Limitation of Armam-
ents Conference.

The regular monthly meeting ot
the Laymen's Christian Club of 'rnze-
well was held in the chapel of thu
Tazewell High School last Sunday afs
ternoon. Chairman 7. A. Repass Pre-
sided. Mr.. Aaron Russ was in charge
of the singing and Miss Lois TaI-
bert, of the Tazewsll High School,
played the piano.
There were no prepared addresses,
but several topics were discussed,
among them being the change of tho
meeting to weekly instead of month";
ly. Mr.. ]. N. Harman moved thn,
the Club go on record as endorsing
the Conference on the Limitation OF
Armaments now in session in Wash
ington and directed that Secretary
w. l.. May prepare such resolutions
and forward them to Sccretaiy =
Hughes. The following is copy Of
the resolutions:
"Whcreas, realizing that no con-
ference or council Of men, however,
wise. who ignore the Prince of Pcats,
can bring peace to the world; and
Whereas. in recognition of this
need, the Conference on tho Limiru-
tion of Armament now assembled at
Washington, d. c. is giving many
evidences of it's reliance upon divine
guidance; especially, in the fact that
a Bible has been accepted into the
conference room, and that tho con-
ference was opened with prayer:
Therefore, be it resolved, that we
join with the Christians Of the world
in our prayers for the success of this
conference, and express through you,
the Chairman of the American Dele
cation, our profound interest and
faith in this long step thus being
taken to realize Warless World"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-11-25
THANKSGIVING SERVICE.

Thanksgiving service was held in
the Methodist church on yesterday,
Rev. Mr.. Arrowood delivering the
sermon. There was quite a large at
tendance.
Stores and banks were closed for
the hour, court adjourned and the
people Of the town generally observ-
cd the day. The usual collection WAS
taken to be used for charitable pur-
poses, amounting to $912O.
An unique and commendable fea-
ture of the day, was bounteous
dinner served the men at the road
camp near Five Oaks.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-11-25
LAYMEN'S CLUB NEWS.

The Club held their regular service
in the High School chapel last Sum
day afternoon. Mr.. Repass presided.
.liss Talbert presided at the piano.
Mr.. Russ led tho singing. Several
short addresses were made. Mr.. l..
A. Tynes, who had just returned from
Washington City gave short inter
esting talk of what he SAW and
heard in Washington where the great
Armament Conference is in session.
Tho speaker labored but failed to 40
tho impossible, that is to adequa,s
express the impressions made upon
him by what he saw going on there
in tho great hall and in churches
all in interest of the peace of the
world.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-11-25
TANNERSvILLE.

Tannersville, Nov. 21.-The boz
supper Friday night which was gn
en- for the benefit of the school piano
was great success. The school was
delighted with tho amount of S38.
Miss Leola Neal attended tho box
-. and was the week end guest
of the Misses Patterson
Miss Ruhama Caldwell had as her
guests Wednesday night Misses Hold
gle Fleenor and Blance Asbury.
Miss Eugenia Patterson who Ia a
student at East Radford, is expected
to spend Thanksgiving with HE sis
ter, Miss Juanita Patterson.
Messrs Walter and Lee Patrick Of
Bristol, were visiting their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. l. L. Patrick Sunda
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-11-25
APPRECIATION.

We desire to express our THANKS
for and appreciation Of the sympn-
thetic services rendered by the good
people of Richlnnds during and after
the death Of Mrs. M. Nj. Hankins. No
words of ours are suflicient to OK
press the feelings Of tvIr hcnrtu and
the obligation we feel toward our
friends and ncighbors whose devo-
tion WIS 80 beautifully shown IN
these services.-M. M Hunkins and
children.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-11-25
BASKET BALL NEWS.
Nov. 26-2t.

Tezewcll High won the 10th vic
tory Wednesday when they defeat-
ed Wittens Mills. The game was not
fast, but our players allowed great
skill and practice in goal shooting.
Final score, 90 to 2.
Second Team Loses to Wlttens Mills.
The Tazewell second string men
journeyed to Wittens Mills Tuesday
to try the Wittens Mills frstteam.
In a hard fought game they weIs
defeated IL to 81 Our boys, how
ever were on a strange court and
we expect better scoro next tins.
/. Our boys arc working hard now
preparing for the game with Prince
ton High which is to be played iii
Bluefield on the 10th Of December.
Tho Princeton team is ono of the
best in this section, and as they hold
clean record Tazewell Ia prepar-
ing to tussel hard for victory.
Graham seems to have lost her
snap, going by her game with Wit
tens Mills. Tho sturdy little Wittens
Mills team held them to the close
score Of % to 10. Comparing the
STazewell and Graham scores on the
| Wittens Mill games, we have the
following: Wittens Mills 2, Tazewel
60. Wittens Mills 10, Graham "a.
BY this comparison there seeml-
! to be hardly shadow of doubt bu
what Irazewell will get the trip tc
Charlottesville in March.
WANTED-Salesman with car t,
sell low priced tires to dealer AM
i consumer. Splendid future and, salar,
to right party.
|. GOODSTOCK TIRE co.
;. caidsye5 i3n sesse Ha||etsst." aasa||e g."
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-11-25
THE KRoLL PROPERTY SOLD.

The splendid residence property Of
the late j. p. Kroll, WAS sold lnst
week to w. +. Hnrmnn, the consld-
GRAFTON, il is stated, being S2l000.0u.
This is one OF the very best proper
ties infthe community. consisting Of
IL acres of land. besides IL largo and
finely equipped residence.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-09-01

.,,,v II ceased and al dismounte
ss the last body Of troops had wneeleo
into position before their emperor. a
member of the staff advanced to"a.u
The troops. and calling the name OF
a soldier commanded him to aovan.S :.
The officer then recited the nature OF
tho heroic act which had Won the
unproval of the jeddak, and the iaI'
tor advanced and placed metal Of.
nnment upon the left arm of the lucky
man. .s ,rher
the aid called out.
"John Carter, air scout"
Never In my life had been so sur
prised, but the habit OF military US
rInline is strong within me, ana !
dropped my little machine lightly TO
tho ground and advanced on foot as
I had seen the others do. AS halted
before the officer, he addressed me
in a voice audible to the entire aS'
semblage of troops and spectators.
"In recognition. John Carter ne
said, "of your remarkable courage ano @
skill in defending the person OF the
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-09-01
Police May Walk.

Pittsburgh, Pa.-City patro'ns|
will not be permitted to ride 10 4
from their stations In their own irs|
vidual automobiles hereafter, accord
Ing to an order of Police Capni
Thomas Carroll. The order stals
that there would be no objection y
the patrolmcn riding in machines Oh
er thnn their own. 1t Is unlers'cs
the rule was made to save parkf;
space.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-09-01
Gardens Of Blue and Gold.

Pasadena, Calif.-Every househi
er In Pasadena will be asked In y
spring of 1924 to plant his garden 4
blue and gold flowers that year, y
cording to present plans outlined \
the celebration committee ALREADY 4
ganIZed to make plans for the Paae|
M golden jubilee celebration to Y
held during the year 1924. The tvs
cOlOrs were chosen rs the official q
Ors for the celebration.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-09-01
AirshIps May Use steam.

London.-Invention Of u system y.
steam propulsion for airships !.
claimed by Capt. W. P. DurtnelI' ",~
was a British naval officer during 'He
war and up TO year ago stair eop
tain in the chief mechanical and elss
trical engineers department OF Nv
Royal air force. It Is maintained 'n"
the new system will function NJ a',.
tudes hitherto unatainable with Inc u.
dinary type of internal combustion ~
gine. The Invention is said TO ~
practical work.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-09-01
Scatter Ashes From Plane.

New YOrk.-Flying ut IN altltual
of 5000 feet over Long Island souh'
Charles S. Haight unfOlded an Ams'
lean flag containing the ashes Of n
father, Charles F. Haight, and scat
tered them to the winds. This strans
ceremony which took place was vieSa
from the ground by the dead maIi
widow and two other children.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-09-01

purposes by all red Martians. The
animal Is about the size Of horse and
quite gentle, but In color and shape
an exact replica Of his huge and fierce
cousin Of the wllds.
The brothers had supplied me with
q reddish oil with which anointed
my entire body and one Of them cut
my hair. which had grown quite long,
In the prevailing fashion Of the time.
square at the back and banged In
front, SO that could have passed any
where upon Barsoom as full-hedged
red Marian. Ny metal and orna-
ments were also renewed In the style
Of q Zodangan gentleman. attached to
the house of Ptor. which was the fam
lily name Of my benefactors.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-09-01

He seemed to understand me fuily'
and when I pointed back In the d.
rection of Thark he turned sorrow
fully away, nor could bear to Watch
him go; but resolutely set my face
toward Zodanga and with touch OF
heartsickness approached her frown-
ing walls.
The letter I bore gained me imme-
diate entrance to the vast, walled city.
The Ptor brothers had given me ex-
pliclt directions for reaching the point
of the city where I could find living
accommodations and be near the ofdces
Of the government agents to whom
they had given me letters. My way
led to the central square or plaza.
which Is a characteristic Of all Mar
tian cities.
As was crossing the great square
lost In wonder and admiration Of the
magnificent architecture and the gor-
geous scarlet vegetation which carpet
ed the broad lawns I discovered red
Martian walking briskly toward me
from one Of the avenues. He paid
not the slightest attention to me. but
as he came abreast recognized him.
and turning I placed my hand upon
his shoulder. calling out.
"Kaor. Kantos Kan!"
Like lightning he wheeled and be-
fore I could so much as lower my
band the p0int Of his lon.sword was
at my breast
"Who are youf" he growled, and
then as . backward leap carried me
fifty feet from his sword he dropped
the point to the ground and exclaimed.
laughing. II do not need better
reply. There IL but one man upon all
Barsoom who can bounce about like
. rubber ball. BY the mother Of the
further moon, John Carter. how came
you here. and have you become q Dar-
seen that you can change your col
or at Wilt
"You gave me Q bad half minute,
my FRIEND" he continued. after l had
briefly outlined my adventures since
parting with him In the arena at
Warhoon. "Were my name and city
known to the Zodangans would short
ly be sitting on the banks Of the lost
sea Of Korus with my revered and
departed ancestors. I am here in the
interests Of the Tardos Mors. Jeddak
Of Helium. to discover the where
abouts Of Dejah Thoris, our princess.
Sab Than. prince Of Zodanga, has her
hidden in the city and has fallen
madly In love with her.
II have been here three days, but
I have not yet found where Dejah
Thoris 10 Imprisoned. Today Join
the Zodangan navy as an air scout
and hope In this way to win the
confidence Of Sab Than. the prince,
who is commander Of this division
Of the navy. and thus learn the where
abouts Of Dejah Thoris. 1 am glad
that you are here. John Carter. for
know your loyalty to my princess and
two Of us working together should
be able to accomplish much"
The plaza was now commencing
to all with people going and coming
upon the daily activities of their du.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-09-01
Freight Rate Reduction,

San Francisco, Calif.-Sharp reaul
ton OF eastbOund freight rates On I
machinery from California points
Wyoming, effective within the press|
month, were announced by G.V|
Luce. freight traffic manager for d
Southern Pacific railway. The rels|
ton, which amounts to about 80 cad
on the hundred pounds, was made ,ix
California might compete on a ns
equal basis with the East for w
ming business.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-09-01
Planes Must Conform to Rule,

Observation-Disclosures opend
along the lake front were clasdfA
as mOtOrbOats In a ruling by J. u
Colvin. deputy collector Of custos|
He decided that they must carry ligtd
on front and renr; a whistle, ID
horn. life preservers for each passsI
ger and member of the crew, must \
equipped with fire extinguisliers "
that each pilot must also be a
licensed operator of motor boats.