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Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-03
LABOR DAY

At the Crystal theater for Labor Day in the afternoon. a three reel Charlie Chaplin picture will be shown and the management will have the kiddies under fourteen as their guests. but all other people will have to pay p cents admission. however Al night there will be an eight reel show with Chaplin in "A Dogs Life and Dorothy Gish in The Ghost in the Garrett" to which the admission will be 9 and 8 cents
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trip to California. during which time they visited San Francisco, Los An
 geles. Santa Cruz and a number o other coast cities and resorts.
 ROAD OPENED Word has been received here that the Southern Pacific line between Nogales and Benson. which has been out of commission for several dlys on account of floods in the vicinity oi Patagonia is again open for travel. FROM sIseEE Walter Thomas of the Merchants club of the Bisbee Chamber of Com. merce. was a visitor in town today compiling some data from the records in the supervisors office.
 TO BOWIE
 Miss Emma Johnson left his morn ing for Bowie. where she will visit for several days with friends. TO sIseEE
 Kelso Street and John Barr were visitors in Bisbee yesterday. IN DOUGLAS
 Maurice Whelan spent last evening in Douglas
 BACK FROM sIssEe
 C. C. Newman. painting contractor. came over again this morning from Bisbes to complete several painting jobs he has taken in the city. RUMoR OF GAS DROP
 The heart of the motorist is made glad. There is a rumor of further reduction in gas very shortly THRU TO BENSON
 Supervisor | C. F. Adams of Bis, bee. came over this morning and con tinued on to Benson on road matters. RETURNED HOME
 Superior Judge 4. C. Lockwood re- turned home today from brief visit to Nogales. where he held court NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORIES
 New telephone directories were de- livered in the district yesterday by Manager Mangam. The directory con Iains the list of phones in this dis trict and Ii other towns in the south ern part of the state. The directory contains number of new phones listed in the district in the past few months and is revised to date. BUSY sIseEE
 It seemed just like the saying just before the battle mother" was being exemplified in Bisbee yesterday, for every candidate running for office in the country was milling around" the Warren district The postoffice corner had more candi- dates by far than there is offices to be filled.
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TONIGHT AT CRYSTAL

JubilO, . story swing that excellent character actor. Will Rogers. ample scope to display his ability is on the silver sheet at the Crystal theater to-
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RETURNED HOME

Mrs. J. T. kingsbury and children, Jimmie and Mary Josephine. returned home yesterday from California beach resorts where they spent the pas, two months.
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work preparing the road ahead of the paving crew now working towards town. and also to grade the streets in the city.
 FROM PHOENIX.
 Claude Miller, of the contracting firm of Miller and White, is in the city today from Phoenix. He states tn efirm has just completed a con tract for the state near Phoenix. TO elseEE.
 Messrs. Miller and White were in Bisbee on business connected with their firm today.
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her mother. Mrs. Louisa Reeves. She was accompanied by Mrs. Ruth Arthur Bridge of Los Angeles. who will visit here. the guest of Miss Eliz. abeth Axtell Both Mrs. McCluskey and Mrs. Bridge were formerly teach CTS in the local schools.
 TO BOWIE
 W. F.. Clark. assistant clerk of the board of supervisors. went to Bowie today on a brief official business trip. TO WINsloW
 Miss Mildred Mars. who has been spending the summer here with her parents. MT and Mrs. James Mars, returned today to Winslow. where she is teachsr in the schools CAR OF oLoS
 The R B krebs Auto company yes. terday unloaded a carload os Olds. mobile autos. which practically have all been sold.
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the motorcade from Bisbee and also the swimming pools and the bathers.
 lis said to be a regular Coney Is-
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TO BE OPERATED UPON.

According 10 word received here from Santa Paula. Calf. Mrs. Phoebe Preston, county jail matrcn. will un. dergo an operation shortly for gall. stones. from which she has been a sufferer for the past several years.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-03
TOMBSTONE TOWN TOPICS TERsELy TOtD
MONDAY
BROKEN FIREPLue.

at the corner of Stafford and Fifth Sts.. about ten o'clock this morning and broke off the plug in the main line. causing quite a loss of wate, and extensive and expensive repairs and inconvenience to several people for about four hours. It was repair at four o'clock this afternoon TO LOS ANGELES.
 Mrs. L. F. Winters left this after. noon for Los Angeles. where she ex. poets to remain on an extended visit with relatives. Mir. Winters, who will remain here attending to his mining holdings here, drove her to Benson. where she caught a main line train.
 SPENT SUNDAY.
 Harry Welch. local carpenter. spent Sunday in Bisbee with friends. HAVE A GIRL.
 A baby girl was corn to Mir and Mrs C. s. Bachelder in this city yes- terday morning. Mother and child are doing nicely. while Papa Char lie is yet non compis mentis. THRU TO sIssEE.
 Senator C. NJ Roberts, candidate TOT the state senate, spent Saturday and Sunday here. leaving last even- ils for Bisbee and Douglas to look after his fences in those districts. RETURN HOME.
 Mrs. F. Giragi and Mrs Sophie Bishop. who have been spending the past month at St. David. returned home yesterday. VISITED HERE.
 Judge J. D. Taylor and wife. who spent Saturday and Sunday here the guests of Mir and Mrs. j. P Connolly, returned to their homes in Bisbee last evening.
 VISITING HERE.
 Mrs W. T. Boyd and son. Billie, are visiting in Tombstone with friends. from their home in Wilcox. DOUGLAS PUBLISHER.
 Major Geo. H. Kelly, editor of the Douglas International, spent the day ir Tombstone interviewing the candi- dates. The International will issue special edition next Saturday boost ing the Cochise county fair to be held ir Douglas next month. VISITING MOTHER Mrs. Paul Joyce is spending sev- eral days in Tombstone with her mother, Mrs. A. Staniger. IN sIssEE..
 Superior Judge A. C. Lockwood spent the day in Bisbee today on of 
 ficial matters.
 JUDGE BAUGHN HERE.
 Judge o. J. Baughn, of Pinal coun- ty, spent yesterday and today in Tombstone He is a candidate for the supreme bench. although he has no opposition in the primaries on the Republican ticket
 AT cRoNE's.
 Earl Merchant. formerly of Boyd's Drug Store, has taken temporary ncsition at the Crone Drug Store. IN sIsBEE.
 Attorney o. Gibson spent yesterday in Bisbee. occupying the pulpit in one of the churches there at the request Of the pastor.
 TO RANCH.
 wm. Lutley, local cattleman, leit vas,erday for his ranch in Fucker Canyon.
 VOTE BONDS
 According to word reaching here yes terday the bond election for the issu- ance of si7s.eoO in bonds for new school house at St. David, carried by vote of 4s to g. The election was snirited one and many challenges o, ho,h sides were issued during the day.
 FROM sissEE-
 Mike Bennett is spending several days with his mother. having come over from Bssbee yesterday. DOING OFFICE WORK.
 The drafting engineers Of the s'a'e highway department are doing tne'f omc. york in the building recently vacated by the Bankhesd Cafe. BIG mAcNIMERv
 Yesterday afternooa . monster c~'
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CANDIDATE HERE.

Vance N. Johnson. candidate for the nomination for supervisor from District No. l. spent the day in Tomb. stone today looking over his fences. Accompanying Mr. Johnson were his wife and her mother. Mrs. C. C. War. ner. Mrs. Warner is a pioneer O; Tombstone. having arrived here in 1880 and resided here for a number O; years before removing 10 Bisbee
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RETURN HOM 6.

Clerk J. F. James. of the Superior Court accompanied by Mrs James and daughters. Ruth &ad Shirley. "a turned home lass evening from Webb, to whiCh point they motored from Douglas. where they spent several days with friends
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FRIDAY

PICKING UP As the fall approaches the tourist { traffic is picking up and will con- tinue to grow from now and it is pre- dicted that this season vii be the big Gest for the Old Spanish Trail yet MOVING IN
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Pyeatt will move into their town house tomor- row. Mrs. Pyeatt stated she would have five grammar school and one high school attendants in her flock this year
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night There will also be reel of news pictures. Admission 15c and 25c.
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GETTING READY

The E. P. & S w. company is re placing ties and getting the railroad crossing on Allen street near the ball grounds ready for the paving which will soon reach that point
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TUESDAY

TUESDAY
 >s~~~~s~ses~s~~.~.~.~ VISITED HERE
 Ed Echols, cattlemaa of 2erson, ac. companied by his wife spent the day here with relatives
 TRAVELLING MAN
 R. L. Lee, travelling man of Doug las. was here today on cne 0f his regular visits.
 IN BENSON
 Mrs Zona Bennett and sister. Irs James Lamb, motored to Benson to day to visit friends.
 SURPRISE PARTY
 A surprise party. in honor of her 18th anniversary. was given last night l for Miss Norma Barr. at which over | 4C young folks attended The party hiked up to the top of tank hill. where "aAci uieAou iedst was cHJOscu' VISITED HERE Howard Hampston. mechanic at fthe county corral at Lowell, spent a short while in Tombstone yesterday. VISITED IN DOUGLAS Mir and Mrs. Dan Leedy spent Sun day in Douglas visiting with friends. SPENT SUNDAY Undersheriff Chas. Blyth and wife and daughter. Helen. spent Sunday in Douglas visiting with Mrs. Blyth's mother. Mrs. Philbrick IN BisBEE
 J. F. Mcdonald. candidate for sher- if. is spending few days in the War ren district campaigning. BACK FROM SHORT AVIATION
 Manager C. W. Mangam Of the To- cal telephone exchange. returned home yesterday from a weeks vaca- ton spent with his family in the Klondike district above Wilcox TRAVELLING MAN
 | H. Nihell of Crane Co. of Phoe- nix. spent the day in the city. inter- yiauirp tho --ada TO MORALES
 Superior Judge A. C. Lockwood left this morning for Nogales. where he goes to hear some demurrers in a case which he is hearing in that county. Judge O'Connor being disqualified. FORMER TOMBSTONE BOY IN LONG CRUISE According to Bisbee paper. Joyce Ralph. former Tombstone boy, was among the l500 students of the '. S. Naval academy at Annapolis. who re- gently completed training cruise of the Atlantic coast from Central America to Nova Scotia.
 BACK TO GLENDALE Attorney Jos. Hansen returned to his home in Glendale yesterday fol- lowing a weeks stay with his family in Bisbee and Tombstone. SENTIMENT BEING AROUSED
 As the people over the county see the work of the pacing east from | Tombstone they are becoming con verted to the idea that We should get five miles more for the price of four" said A. H. Gardner today.
 TO DOUGLAS Sheriff J. E. Hood spent the day in I Douglas today on business.
 HAS RETURNED HOME Mrs. Jack Davis and children. who spent the past month in California on an outing at the seashore, return ed home Sunday FROM WILCOX Mrs. Richards of Wilcox was among the visitors in Tombstone to- day with friends.
 BRIEF TRIP
 Mir. and Mrs. A. E. Davis spent a short while in Bisbee yesterday with friends. IN sIseEE
 Mrs. George NJ. Wales went to Bis. bee yesterday for brief visit with friends.
 WEDNESDAY If660UcT1s I
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present.
THRU TO GLENDALE.

THRU TO GLENDALE. Attorney Joseph Hanse1 and wife and daughter. Miss Cecylle. and Nis A. Klaw, mother of Mrs. Hansen, were in Tombstone for several hours today enroute to their home in Glen. dale from Bisbee. where they lave been on a visit. They were accom-. panid by Miss Scrivner Both Miss Scrivner and Miss Hansen will teach in the Phoenix schools this year. TO MIAMI.
 Peter Eddy. old-timer of the Tomb. stone district. left this morning for
 Miami. where he will remain for some time on business TO LOGAN RANCH. 1. Quite a number of people from this
 city will go down to the Logan ranch
 tomorrow to see the crowd attending
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WEDNESDAY
f660UcGxS

Chas. LiIlybeck went to Douglas to- day on business. RETURNED FROM COAST
 Mir. and Mrs. M. P. Merrill returned home last night from . three weeks
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during the school year They have taken the Duncan residence. which Mir. Axtell purchased some time ago. RAN INTO WALL
 The driver of big Studebaker ran his car into the brick wall on the east side of the courthouse this morn ing. demolishing one portion of the enclosure. Although there were sev. eral occupants in the car nobody was injured.
 ON BRIEF TRIP County Recorder H. L. Hutchison made a hurried trip to Bisbee yester- day on registration matters. tomor- row being the last day on which vot- CTS can register for the primaries. CATTLE BUYER HERE
 George Nee of the Johnson & Cook cattle buying firm of Wilcox. was in Tombstone again yesterday. He states that a large number of cattlemen are now shipping calves through his firm to California and another shipment will be made from Benson within a few days.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-03
FROM HUACHuCAS

Jim Lawry. cattleman of the Hua- chuc mountains, was among the busi- ness visitors in the county seat to- day, returning to his ranch this aft errOOn
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FROM FUCKER

Frank Moore. member of the state Livestock Sanitary Board. and ranch er of Fucker Canyon. was among the visitors in Tombstone today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-03
MOVE TO TOMBSTONE,

Mr. and Mrs. John Beddow, parent of Miss Anna Beddow. of the Recort. CTS office. have arrived in Ton ) stone from Warren and will mai, ( their home in Tombstone for .lt
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TO VISIT RELATIVES

NIT. and Mrs. Ralph Johnson and
 children arrived here today from Tucson and will visit here. the guests of MT. Johnson's parents, Mir and Mrs. sam Johnson.
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FROM LOS ANGELES

Miss Elizabeth Axtell arrived today from Los Angeles. She will be one Of the faculty of the Tombstone Union High school as teacher of Eng.
 fish and Spanish.
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BACK FROM COAST

Miss Kahthelyn McClelland return ed home yesterday from Los Angeles where she has been for the past two months on a visit with her sister. Mrs. D. B Kohl Miss McCielland will again teach in the grammar schools this year
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schools this year.
FROM CALIFORNIA

Miss Bernice Shaver, one of the Tombstone Union High school teach CTS who taught here last year. re- turned today from Los Angeles where
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-03
FROM CHIRiCAHUS

Walter Amalong. rancher of the Chiricahuas was visitor ia the county seat today on business. ILL IN DOUGLAS
 Word was received here yesterday Of tho serious illness in Douglas of MS William Wasseaidge. c):ue e=ly resilient Of this city
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-03
FORMER TOMBSTONE
 BOY IN LONG CRUISE

According to Bisbee paper, Joyce Ralph. former Tombstone boy, was among the I500 students of the '. s. Naval academy at Annapolis. who re- gently completed a training cruise of the Atlantic coast from Central America to Nova Scotia
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-03
FROM FAIR BANK

Supt. Henry Street of the Bouillas Land and Cattle company of Fair bank was a visitor Tn Tombstone to- day
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FROM MUSTANG GAP

Lee and 4 II. Harkey, cattlemeu of Mustang Gap were among the yisi
 tors in Tombstone today. They made the trip over the new Fairbaak cutoff
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AUTO SALESMAN
RETURNED FROM EAST

Mrs. G. Thiel and daughter. Miss NeTla Thiel, returned home today fol lowing a several months visit with re latives in St. Louis. Mo Miss Thiel will be one of the teachers in the grammar schools here this y.ar.
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TRAVELLING MAN

| H. Nihell of Crane Co, of Phoe. nix. spent the day in the city, inter- viewing the trade.
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TO MORALES

Superior Judge A. C. Lockwood left this morning for Nogales. where he goes to hear some demurrers in case which he is hearing in that county. Judge O'Connor being disqualified.
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BACK FROM SHORT

Manager C. W. Mangam Of the To- cal telephone exchange. returned home yesterday from weeks vaca ton spent with his family in the Klondike district above Wilcox
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RETURNED FROM PHOENIX

RETURNED FROM PHOENIX
 Miss lone Sparks. daughter of Mir and Mrs. J. L. Sparks. returned home yesterday from Phoenix, where she has been on a several weeks visit with relatives.
 HAVE RETURNED
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Massey have returned home from a vacation spent in California coast resorts. BACK TO RANCH
 Earl Merchant. who has been as- sisting in Crone's Drug Store. return co to his ranch in the Huachucas last evening.
 TO WEBB
 Quite a number of local people. in- cluding practically all the candidates went out to Webb today to attend the barbecue and celebration being stag ec there. TO VISIT MOTHER Mrs. Harry McCluskey and child arrived here today from La Junta, Col, and will visit here. .he guest of
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SATURDAY

Attorney Frank Thomas of Bisbee was in town today having business in
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BACK TO GLENDALE

Attorney Jos. Hansen returned to his home in Glendale yesterday fol lowing a weeks stay with his family in Bisbee and Tombstone.
Evening journal., 1922-08-03
TALK STRIKE OF
CITY FIREMEN
Men Said to Resent Drop
ping of Former Volun-
teers From Service
CHIEF ADMITS
HEARING RUMOR

Considerable dissatisfaction exists
among members OF the Bureau Of
Fire over the order Of the Depart
ment OF Public Safety dropping
twenty-four men from the service
on August 18th.
A number OF the men 20 be drop
ped have served the city well and
faithfully for almost a life time in
the volunteer service, II IS argued
by the firemen, and now that they
are practically disqualified for other
lines OF work they are TO be dropped
on two weeks notice. Most Of the
men are said TO have given up good
jobs with the expectation OF spend
ing the remainder, OF their days in
the city service.
II was reported TO Chief Lutz this
morning that efforts are being made
to organize a strike OF the firemen
on August 10. II the orders OF the
OF Public Safety are put
into effect.
Chief Lutz. however. was not in
clined TO discuss the contemplated
strike. He said II had been reported
to him such a movement is on foot
but he was not inelind to think
that the firemen will go that far in
showing their resentment.
Evening journal., 1922-08-03
HART Is NEW ARMY
QUARTERMASTER- GEN.

WASHINGTON. Aug. Omitted
Press Col. william H.. Hart was
nominated by President Harding to-
day to be quartermaster general Of
the army with the rank of major
general effective August 2S, succeed
ing Major General Harry l.. Rogers.
whose term of four years in the post
expires on that day.
For the past two years Hart has
been on duty in New York as quar-
termaster supply officer and sup erin
tendent of the army transport So
vice for New York. He was recently
commended by Secretary OF War
Weeks for effecting a saving OF over
$6. 900 900 TO the government while
acting in this capacity. Hart en-
tered the army from North Dakota
in 1884. Since 1904 there have been
rumors of conflict between Rogers
and the general staff on matters of
policy. lie will revert to the rank OF
colonel.
Evening journal., 1922-08-03
By Olive Roberts Burton

every time he went '1whoooor"
Marty Mink gave Phil cord chill
every time his shadow fen on the
still waters OF Lily Pond.
And Cob Coon and Phi couldn't
live in the same house.
But the one Phil dreaded most
was Dave Duck.
Oscar and Marty Cob could only
make Phirs life miserable on dry
land (aithough Marty was a pretty
good swimmer). but Dave Duck
could chase him on land and water
and even under the water.
Phil hid under hts lily-pad house
and watched Davy's yellow feet
pushing about on top OF the water
Push. push. paddle. peddief won't
Davy's feet overhead until Phil could
stand the sight OF them no longer.
One could never tell when both
feet were going 20 kick up into the
air. and Davy's yellow bill suddenly
take their place under the WATER
One snap and that would be the end
OF Mr.. Frog.
One day Phil had an idea Hell
hoped in among the slime andI
weeds where Poky Pickerel lived
ana whispered something intol
Poke's ear.
"Will your" he asked anxiously.|
"Surei" said Poke obligingiy.
BY and by Davy came along
somersauluDg and gobbling them|
down again. He didn't see Poky|
right under him.
Suddenly something else snapped
II was Poke Pickerels jaws this timel
and they snapped on Davy Duck's|
foot.
Davy honked and quecked andI
made terrible racket At lastI
he got away. but he left a bit oil
his yellow foot IN Poke's sharp teeth
He had to go 70 DR.. snufies'I
house right away and get Il patched
up. He had an awful bill-not the|
one he ate with either.
To BE Continucd)
Copyright. 1922. NEA Service)
Evening journal., 1922-08-03
AT ODDS over
AUTO PARKING
Police Want Restrictions on
Idle Cars in Business
Center
WOULD PROTECT
ONE-WAY STREETS

with the Street and Sewer Direc-
tors and the Directors OF Public
Safety at loggerheads relative 20 the
parking OF automobiles on the
streets. It is minated morning
that at the next Legislature there
would be presented for consideration
bill placing vehicular traffic as
well as parking OF cars on the streets
OF this city under the control OF me
Department OF Public Safety. AT
present the practice OF autom obilist.
IN parking their cars on Market
Sfipley and orange streets, espe ral-
y at nights. IS causing the police and
fire department officials much con-
Germ.
It IS pointed out that with Ship
ley and Orange streets both one
way trafio streets tho parking OF
cars on both sides OF those streets
leaves only narrow lane through
which vehicles can pass, and in case
OF serious fire the firemen would
be hampered by parked cars. The
same condition prevails along Mar
ket street, especially at night, and,
according 10 superintendent OF Pc
lice Black his department Is pow
erless.
At times Il IS said Market street
on Saturday nights resembles a pic
Mo grounds, whole families holding
curbstone parties in their cars
When Frank ". Pierson, stree,
commissioner, was spoken 20 about
the parking situation today he said
it was up 20 the police TO stop the
practice. Superintendent OF Police
Black. said. however, that ne had
been urging tho Street and Sewer
Department. which has Jurisdiction
over the streets, 20 regulate parking
one one side OF all one-way traffic
streets. but so far his request has
been ignored.
Another practice OF automobirrs
that Is causing much complaint Is
that OF car owners parking their
machines against the curb about
Rodney Square on Saturday nights
when the band concerts are held
there. These cars prevent those
who are afoot from seeing the band
men and has caused the Park Board
much annoyance. the pedestrians be-
ing forced 20 take up points OF
vantage on the green there which Is
against the rules OF the Park Board