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Clearwater Republican., 1922-04-14
VETERANS BUREAU DENTIST

by letter received this week
from L. c. Jesseph. manager Of the
18th district of the U. S. Veterans
Bureau. Seattle, Wn., Dr. H. D.
Britain of Orofino is advised that he
has been selected to furnish dental
treatment to patients of the veter-
ans Bureau. BY reason of this ap-
pointement, veterans of this terri
tory under the Bureaus care will
be able to get their dental work
done without having to go to the
expense and additional time neces-
sary to take trip to some outside
point as has been required in the
past. DR.. Britain is we'll qualified
to do this work and his office Is
thoroughly equipped with the prop
er means Of service, including X
Ray
Clearwater Republican., 1922-04-14
LEAVE NEXT WEEK

At called meeting Of the Dairy
Association held Saturday at the
Commercial club rooms. more defi-
mite arrangements were made for
bringing in the stock. About 30
head of cattle are signed UP for
here and with those to 60 to Peck
and other points. the shipment will
total two carloads. Mr.. EIDE and
Mr.. Lowry attended a similar meet
ing at Peck Tuesday. Prof. Atkin-
son OF the U. Of I. addressed the
meeting.
Next week Messrs. Atkinson. Low
ry and EIDE will 20 to Wisconsin To
purchase and ship the cattle.
Clearwater Republican., 1922-04-14
SPORTSMEN'S FAIR

It has been announced that the
Sportsmen's Fair Is to be held In
Spokane May 3 to Z. inclusive.
II has been suggested that an ex-
hibit be sent from Orofino. All who
are interested are requested to at
tend the Clearwater County Fish
and Game Protective Association
meeting to be held Tuesday. the
18th. to discuss the advisability of
such plan,
Clearwater Republican., 1922-04-14
LAUNDRY CHANGES HANDS

Col" Wilkinson assumed the
ownership and management Of tho
Orofino Steam Laundry last Thurs
day night. He has been employed
for some time by the former owner.
Mrs. Wisner, and expects to put In
his full time at the business in tho
future. He contemplates visiting
neighboring towns with the idea OF
regaining outside patronage enjoyed
by the firm two years ago.
Clearwater Republican., 1922-04-14
CANToNS RETURN

Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Canton have
sold their property in Lewiston and
returned to live in Orofino. Phil
expects to spend another summer In
the woods with the c. T. p. A
They are at present visiting at the
home Of G. o. Portfors.
Clearwater Republican., 1922-04-14
ANNUAL MEETING

The first annual meeting of the
newly organized Clearwater County
Fish and Game Protective Associa-
tion will be held Tuesday evening,
s D M. at the commercial club room
in the Burns block. Important bust
ness will be taken up and every one
at all interested should attend.
Clearwater Republican., 1922-04-14
DAVIS PLACE SOLD

MixIWalrath Realty Co. report
the sale of the Geo. A. Davis farm
two miles below Ahsahka to Thom-
as j. Jones of Moscow Wednesday.
Mr.. Jones is an experienced fruit
culturalist and intends to devote his
time on his new farm to fruit grow
ing. He will move at once Mr..
Davis will return to his former
home at Charleston.
Clearwater Republican., 1922-04-14
VOTERS QUALIFICATIONS

Fred LuttrOpp and Dr. e. W.
Horswill have filed for trustee OF
school district No. %. To qualify
as voter for trustee or school
bonds the person must be resident
of the district and either be a tax
payer or have children under 21,
also residing in the district.
Clearwater Republican., 1922-04-14

Ladin,,' forget the meeting Of the
Anr,S M aid on Wednesday afternoon
Ia aa ioth. All members are asked
Civ. dollar for the society and
fresh mer experiences In rhyme. Re-
inW.aents will be served. All are
invited to attend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
2 MEN AND WOMEN
HELD AS SUSPECTS

Two mem ana woman we're ar
rested by Detective SnrIcants Attip-
son and Thurman Saturday afternoon.
on warrants charging them with be
ing suspicious characters. suspected
OF the thoft OF an automobile.
Police were nctificd whom the tv-o
men appeared at City HAN ana Re
qucsted driving permit for a tour
ing car valued at $500. Alleged dis
cTcpancics In the registration OF the
vehicle aroused ;he suspicions OF en-
ployes in the Secretary OF Common
wcniths Office and detectives we've
called.
After an examination at hcadquar-
ters the prisoners were taken 20
Ftrst Station where they were
chergst With being Suspicious char.
acters suspected of the theft G: an
Essex automobile. They gavn thcli.
names as r. u. Dillon. w. l.. Thomas
and Kate Rutherford In default or
bail tho men were rcmanded to :,
cell and tho woman removed to Sec
ond station. They Will have n hear
Ing In Police Court this morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
SEABOARD SuOPMEN
BACK ON JOBS TO-DAY

with ths return to WORK OF str;k .
.ns "'aDoard Air Line sh0pmap to-
day; interest canters around the
probable dissolution Of the strika
st the Southern, Chesapeake and
ohio, Atlantic Coast Line and Rich
nond, Fredericksburg ana potom.c
railroad shops. The return Of the
Seaboard men will mean but Iittin
change In the situation In RIc,,mond
as Its force hero is small. OmcjoIs
or the Richmond. Frederick sbnra
and Potomac Railroad Comnon1
state that the present force cm-
ployed is practically normal. while
the greater number of striking shon-
mon in Richmond are associated wjib
Southern and Chesapeake and ohio
interests.
All eyes will be conferred upon
Washington today. The conferepce
between leaders In tho contendine
units OF the Southern RaiironA will
DO resumed, With q possibility OF
reaching soine conclusion.
Ths usual meeting OF shopmnn
VIII be held today at tho CITY AUDI
torium.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
WILL RAISE MILLION
FOR EPISCOPAL SCHOOL
Conat-to-Co6st Organization Of Grad
mites OF Cambridge InatitutIon
VIII 10 Formed,

PORTLAND. ORE. Sept. i7.-One
million dollars viii be raised bi.
popular subscription for the Episco.
pal Theological School IN Cam
bridge. MaSE.. It was announced hv
mo Right Reynrond William Law
renee. BishoD OF MasHnchusetts. MT
"A dinner OF proninon: Delegates 20
tho general convention NJ tho mi.
yersity Club.
Az chairman general OF the cam.
phign. Bishop Lawrence wifi give
the major portion Of his time 10 rs
direction, turning over 20 tho b,shoD
adjutor-elect. DIR. Siattery, the
routine administrators bf tho dto,
coss. coast-to-aoast organization
Of graduates of tho school Will be
built UP for carrying on tile cam
palBh. which Is to be completed hv
spring.
Tho Ep.scopa, Thsoiog;ca, school.
nj Cambridge. is adjacent to Ifar-
'n!d University, and n ~ affiliated
Win tho university, nil courses I'm
on" Institution beins open to The
students OF the other. It Is uninlIs
In that n is tbs only theological
school in the country which vas
rounded and IL administered nv
jaymsn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
DtMN!LLE TAKES TEXT.
"CALLED TO BE SAINTS.'
"n" Needs 10 lie Separated Fran
world and COnsecrat~d TO God,
Asserts Pastor

IN fairmoun; Avenue .S.thodis.
.hurch yesterday morning the pas
cor R"E. $amu"l L. Dumv!Ile. TOOK
saints" ne
10 IL saint l. to'be separa.ed
rom Thc world ana constcrat.d IN
i'oH. and allied with the spirit" ba
sad The electric wire Ia insu,
.ateu' set apart. separated from III,
eafth; when the current is turned
~ II Is f,lieh with the juice. ana
'"c electricity reaches tho desired
'Aa' giving light or power. Tn,
grounded wire Is the contnnIna,aS
vie. the powcrlcss wire. Tho con-
animated life IS tho power!ess ufs
Called TO DO saints Thi, dc,ir.
nation reminds Christians OF what
'hey VIII he. They are inheri,or.
81 holy kingdom. Thcy Iook fo--
Mard t" immortal citizenship in that
.hY INTO which entercth noth,,r
mat dehleth. where holiness re,rns
porfently and forever. whore nc,
tnna',ons OF nerv!co and pra!se mr..
place" "oiy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
"DEVIL'S PERVERSION OF SPEECHn
SUBJECT OF SAUER'S SERMON
Impossible to Measure Streams of Tears Inconsiderate
IrIel Words Have Set TO Flowing, Asserts Pastor
OF Bethlehem Evangelical Lutheran

Iakins as his subject. THE Devils
erVofsloh OF Speech" Rev. O. A.
Saucr. tho pastor. preached In Bethlo-
mem Evangelical Lutheran Church
'es.cFohy. In part. ny follows
h'ery Kind of beast. and OF birds.
ana Oh serpsnts. and or things In tho
sea Is thmcd. and has been tanned. OF
mankind but the tongue cun no man
,ame' IL Is an unuly evn. full OF
h'a".y poison. These are strong
"oloa' but there Is no compromise
III 'hem II would ba Impossible to
measure the streams Of tears which
.hCoNsideratc. cruel words have set 10
lowing Who could adequately tell
mo story Of wounded feelings broken
hehr's. ruined regulations. bligh.ed
!'Ncs' ostranScWcnts divided families
caused by mis- restless. unIovcrnuble
h'''e member, the tongue Com,nuu.
ny fends nave been started. gov
"rnrncnts have been oycr;hrown.
churches have been rent in twin ly
IN" !ll-Adv!scG. ungOv.rnablc tongue
IN order 20 get an Idea OF thu
magnitude and hiachnns. o, tho sorv-.
10" l" which the tongue may be put.
ana often IL put. let us give but ,
partial list g tho evils mentioned
by inspired writer's in which tho
tongue is the chief instrument: yal..
bearing. slandering. backbitiny. w.
ing. biaspheming. deception, caiu,nny
Gursing. thttiing. quarrelinr There
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
WILL GIVE ROTARIANS
A REPORT ON HIGHWAY
Chairman flames r.. Vyinnd 10 An
pesv Before Club and speak On
THBDHhanHock pr0jeat,

Chairman James II. nyiand, OF the
sneciai committee oi the Rotary Club
on TapDahannGGii highway. will
make report m progress at the
meeting Of ths club at hiurphy's
tomorrow at noon: Allen j. Sayille,
member Of the. committee, renorts
that HeRr;o0 County officials have
already started on their end of the
proposed roadway, work being now
In progress on the Second street ex-
tension. which connects with the
Machan!Gsville Turnpike leading into
Hanover County. Chairman Ryiand
said on Saturday that his commit
tea would get In touch without do
lay with the county officers OF Han
over, Caroline, King william, King
and Queen, Essex and Now Kent,
and that before snow falls plans
would be in shape for concrete ac-
ton.
President J. j. Marcuse, Of the
Chamer of Commerce. Z. was stated
yesterday, would name special
committee from his organization. 10
work in corporation with tho Ro-
tnry Club. In lotter TO President
J'ln {: White. Of Rotary Club.
iast week. President Marcuss pledged
tho support Of himself and his or
ganizaijop TO The movement FOR n
highway between Richmond and tho
Northern Neck.
The Rotary committee embraces
james =. RyIand. Gordon sheain.
George J. StonomAn. John Bsrby
and Allon J. sayills.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
MACLACHtAN BREACHES
ON THE JOY OF SERVICE
No Escape From Law That
Spiritual Power Is in Direct
Ratio to Sacrifice.

Rev. II. u. G. MacladhIan y. -. the
pastor. preached IN seventh street
Christian Church yesterday morning
on. Tile JOY q Serving lie spoke.
in part. as follows:
Last sunday morning we thought
together about suffering as tho prlnc!-
pie of growth. and saw that there
was no escape from the law that
spiritual power was In direct ratio
10 III. sac!iilcc. whether OF the in
d!Tidual Christian or tn" church.
This morning. without Qualifying the
Str!ngcncy e tho law Itself Wa want
70 follow st a little furrhc. aud sec
whittier II ultimately leads
TO discover II IN It's perfect opera
;ion. No must go back Ia Jesus. and
just as We found that suffering was
necessary. even in HIS case, TO qualify
Him for that perfection Of manhood
which We express when we call Him
Savior, So our mornings text shows
that--as the completion -. the same
law OF suffcr!nG-His soul passed
through the dark tunnel OF physical.
mental ANA spiritual agony. only to
emerge. on Tho other side. into the
:uIl light OF IA joy to which nc, other
poy IN lie il comparable.
Jesus did not undertake. Ills mis-
sion OF sacrifice fOr Ills own safe
even for HIS own joy--but for tho
sake OF other people. There was
nothing selfish In It. The authentic
spirit OF Savicrskip does no; ca!cu-
late. IL does not say: I viii do thi.
or That saving act because II VIII
give 'ne JOY! There is a spirit that
masquerade rs service that. does that
very thing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18

are but rev sinB TO which tho
tongue is not an Accessory. Great,
indeed. arc the possibilities of the
tongue for evil.
One OF the moro common faults
OF speech is gossip Very few OF US
have escaped the attacks OF wagginc
tnsues.
THE tendency to gossip in some
people becomes passion. Their
tongues simply run away with them.
II must wag. though (, bc withou,
rhym" or reason: and regardless OF
consequences. Choice subjects for the
Gossiper are tho character and con-
duct OF his neighbcrE. And The more
OF harm he can And or thinks he finds.
the better he likcs IT,
The slandcrer Is tho gossip, fully
developed. Tho gossip may he n
harmless nobody. The slanderer is
enc who Soss!ps with inten: 10 inJure.
HIS work may be done bv raising
false reports. by nagnifyins mans
failures.
"In political lie many think I,
legitimate 10 defame anotMcr's char
hct"r II, thereby. the pro spccts for
election are increased. In private llfc
also. this sin frequently Is committed.
Ncarly always there ia some one who
il ready to get our his hammer. or
his bucket OF cold water. ]. Is hard
FOR US 10 praise people. TO speak
vol OF them"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
BAPTIZE FOURTEEN
AT CALVARY BAPTIST
"o'. Ihrfer Ashton Jenkens prrecbs.
"st or Series or sermons on
GLOW to prnxr

asht"n Jenken. I'rrnrhes
'rst OF Series Of Sermons ON
-. GLOW To Pray
The baptism OF fourtcc,
from Mount Vernon Bant,st t,n,, 80
at calvary Baptist Church. fcatmr ,";
,ast nishts services. TIN nns,n.
rev. Carter Ashton Jenksns, prcnch.h
me hrst of series OF sorn,ons ~
HOW TO Pray" A Iarua 80. "n
heard the sermon. Mr. Jsn.. ""n
smoke. In part. as follows.
Christ teaches US that. wss, -.
pray our rciHrions to God nm ~
81 child. Prayer IL tho tair ne "
enid with its father, II is th.a
very sinpie--it makes no sHo.t -,
',"nuence. IL is not phiioso,,bw no..
,Hetoric. nor defamation. II 4. onIu
pcrhnso ! nm Il child thar l cor M.
pr"uch God at all,
non ne pray. we ara 20 yss,,,
,'o'' Wa should not look upon III,
~ I'm abstract principle, bui -
rSthoT. who. In special sense ~
S,ans In Heaven. so, the mode,
praScr opens with a recognitton ~
me TWO august facts OF e,crnr -,
Nv. Hather and our home. Ths
rt'her in His Home, and tho n;n~
'"ro Is complete" 'e'
IN" second in this sa,,.s
sunday night VIII be. nIt.,in "eas
hs Thy Name" a'i""ed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
LGNCHBURG ID. C.. Y.
DELEGATES ELECTED

Especial 10 Tho Times -Dispatch.]
i'fNCHSURG. VA. Sept. 1.-THE
TWO local chapters of the Daughters
OF the Confcderacy have elected dell
csates TO the state convention ut
Fredericksburg October 1914. as fol-
Lows:
KirliwDod Otcy. Mra. 7. Emory
hughes. Mra. Malcolm ~. Mrs.
;. X. Church. Mis- imogeu Watts.
Mrs. y. Y. Montague. Delegates. ana
Mrs. y. u. Ellcr. Mrs. s. l.. Po,n-
dexter. Mrs. Charles H. Evans. Mra.
=. y. Clark. Mrs. Walker Mas. Miss
virginia Cobb and Mrs. \. NJ. Camp
bell. alternates
Old Dominion Chapter: Miss Mol
lie Lowry. Mrs. c. IL. Almond, Mrs
j: =. Fauber, Mrs. Howard Dillon.
Mrs. d. c. Jackson. delegates. ana
Miss Elizabeth Gooch. Mrs. w. II.
Rowies. Mrs. y. r. BARROW. Mrs. J.
j. Fal!on and Niles Ruth Early. al.
tcrnates.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
u. S. CANNOT MAINTAIN
STATE OF isolation
Must MOI Close Eyes and Ears
to Facts World +
Facing.

Declaring that Will. We az.
boasting N tho worlds prorr.ss II,
"ho"!edgc. wc arc face to face with
sn IN the worst form the world
mas even seen. Rev. ]. Il. iiunIey. Dns
l"E az Hanover Christian church.
.nuhdet q warming - his congrcra-
ZION against the laxliy Of present
Gay morals ana The ,caiousies ru-s.d
ny nations, a; tho morning service
yesterday.
Taking us his subject. The cbDy.,
ana the Prcscu, World Crisis Mr
hun.cy SAID. IN part: 'Ine vgrs.
storm In the history Of the world
mas arisen. and the church now is
li'e the !!t;l. boat IN Ca!iIce In Tho
nNdst OF II" troubled sea. distressed
ny me Storm waves az contrary
winds. The churcn nus, Iooj; 70
her !.oTd and Keep faith
IN spite o: democracy. what .he
world needs today II a competent
rIier. everywhere NOR are loOxluK
for leader who Will have the wis.
dom 10 fuse the discordant elements
"t the aarih's warning peoples into
harmony.
America mus, no, clos. her eyes
End ears 10 the facts that The world
is tao!ng. We mus, remember Tia,
we cannot keep the smell o. fire from
our garments IL the world around
Va - burning. Distance has been
"rn!h!!n;ed IN these days The in
t,rcst OF one nation IS the !ntcrcs,
OF all nations. Men speak O. a now
order having como out o, tho war.
oui the same old order remains. The
nations arc nursing their hatred OF
e"ch other, and stand like fighting
COCKS In BARNARD ready TO ny nj
each others Threats. Every on.
knowH that they would light today
!! they wero able.
"'f thorn Ia one thing tina; we arc
not 10 do while living In the world
IL ." !" be passive and uEconc.ruSl
about the influences round about US
While tho church may bc like A shin
IN ono particular. in another sh.
~ like an army storm.ng the v,rv
gates o, haGes. She bears dlyIn,
commission 10 the ends OF the earth
Der credentials are heavenly and Tie
weapons OF her warfare are not car
nal. but mighty through the SD,r!,
TO the casting down OF stronshoidsr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
At BROAD ST.
HONOR Or. F. R. CHENAULT
Congregation Celebrates Sew.
enth Year of Pastors
Ministry.
SPEAKERS LAUD Ills EXPORTS
Coworkcrs Pay Tribute 10 Minister.
Who Receives Substantial Purse In
Recognition OF His Endenvors. and
Pledges Self for Future

Members OF the Broad street
Methodist church yesterday morning
celebrated the seventh anniversary
OF the ministry OF Rev. Fred Il. Che
nauit. d. ID. The entire service was
given over TO honoring Dr. Chcnault.
and co-workcrs paid tributes to tho
man and HIS ACCOMPLISHMENTS during
the seren years In which ho has
guided tho dcstinics or tho church
ana its congregation.
Speakers outlined his struggle from
;hc time he BECAME pastor, and,
through HIS unt!ring efforts and the
spirit Il" Justified into ihc leaders Of
churches In the city. and bull; one
of the most modern plants for com
'runity and religious educational
work in the South
lilncas' TANNED tho ranks Of his
doacons; W. r. Smithdeal, chairman
Of the stewards. l.. II. Christian. an
other member. and Mr. Howard, being
III. g w. Hopper. another steward,
was not present because Of illness
Lre Introduces Speaker.
Minis ". Leo presided and intro
duced the speakers. lie told OF the
work OF the pastor. Rev. James II.
montgomery told how the Sunday
school of Broad street Church had in
creased 273 members during the time
Mr. Chenaulc had been in charge: how.
II bad given s3.9cl 10 missions and
. 3iiIo2 FOR all purposes during thts
time.
Nj. G!nier. assistant sunday school
superintendent. gave credit for the
revival OF the church during tho last
seven yea-a 20 the pastor !. T.
Jones district conference lay leader.
| told how aIanccs Of .hc church had
been Increased from $1,000 seven
yeIrs ago. 30 a total raised for all
purposes last wear or ii5,00g. and how
the mc'nhe rslip has increased from
jOi 70 1893:
Brings Congratulations of Mcthohists.
Rev. George +. Green aSsociat to
editor OF the Richmond Christian Adj
vocatc, brought The congratulations
OF Virginia Mcthodists." and Rcv. I.
II. Liudcay gave : short comparison
%: tn" cNte-nal appearance %. the
church CONGREGATION from views IN
1913 and 1920.
Mrs. A. p. Cone. an on !al OF the
sunday school. spok. in behalf OF
the women. and stressed the part
Mrs. Ctcnault had done Tor the
/
! sterling silver flower basket filled
with roses. Mrs charlotte l.. Stoak-
ley. director OF womcn's work in the
church. outlined the educational work
proposed for the winter by the
. church.
Rev. :. c. Hatcher. or Randolph
Macon College. concluded the pro-
gram. His address brought OUT the
need OF continued efforts ia the paths
in which - church is working
MIR. Lee" presented the pastor with
a purse from the congregation. con-
ta.ui,- substantial sum OF money.
and announced that n touring car
has been purchased by the stewards
for the pastor
Dr. Chrnnult's response concluded
the sorv!cc. lie voiced his gratitude
ard told cf his determination for the
future
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
1900 ATTEND OPENING
OF BARTON HEIGHTS CHURCH
Initial Services in New Baptist Edfcc Are Marked by
Establishing of Two Records-Begn Two Weeks
Evangestic Campaign.

Formal opening Yesterday morn
ing o. ;ho row Har;on Icights Bap-
t!st Church was marked by ths cs-
tabiishirg OF two recorhs--ihc mum
Der OF new nembcra received, forty.
nine, and the sunday school Gttond-
nnce. approximately 500. Tho num-
Der OF new nsmborB received wns tho
greatest ever recorded In tho HE
tory Of tho church In ono dag. Close
on 10 $1,000 was raised among rhs
Sunday school membership for the
church building fund.
DR.. John W. Phillips, o. Mobile.
Ala. preached n powerful sermon n.
both the morning and evening ser.
vices. taking aH hia subjects; Morn
ing, "Tha God OF Our Fathars," and,
evening, Joy Bells" A total at,
tandanea OF Approximately i,B00-900
ut each sarVi0a-nhsard DR., Phillips.
Ray. uaOrgs 4, waite Is pastor OF
tina church, since he took charge OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
MONUMENT AVENUE
WILL BE IMPROVED
Il" iienR hnnf Hoso HRHdnsme itsrsp
Along rh"ronRhfnSe. In Opin-
ion Of U0uDeilmno


Further developments I'm ira ia,
Yves; End are in sight, according 10
councilman H. Raleigh Phiiiips. whe
said yesterday that The ad.ptinn OF
h resolution presented at Inc last
meeting ut tina Board af Aidsrme n
ny AidhSma1 Joseph ID. ,sowses.
meant largo RumieF OF handsome
new homes along EsnumsRt AvenHa.
beyond R9seneath Road, and cue as
far as Three Chopt Road, The rese-
luton rstnsFed to provide for grad.
ing and RutteriRg tho Observation-Disclosures
between ihs points maRtisasd.
"Tha cost ia the CITY Wjli,H said
MI. Phillips, 'bs moro than recoF-
cred IN tnGreasei valuations, with
their accompanying taxes, ] LR0F;H
continued ME-. Phillips. "of at least
dozen men who are ready 20 build
as soon as the improvements arc In
stalled
Fho opening Of both belmont Ave-
nuc from Broad Street. 10 Moa,,mea,
Avonne and West strcat, from Bread
street TO Monument Avenue. said Mr.
Phillips. VIII ais9 moan tho ereGiiea
Of a Pumbcr of handsome homes on
those two steccts