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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12

out o. luck. those who had no other
home in the world
Mrs TAFT was known as tho
mother Of the Lakes, for q was
to her the sailors. rough. rugged
mon. went for advise and care. She
cared for her flock with tho
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12

service
MUADEipHiA. Mar IL Ed
III IF atoteSbury, millionaire
has Joined the ranks OF
amateurs
NJ the past few years this IA
banker has been kecnly in
HE'D In wirelefa tclcgraphy lie
much time at this hobby.
|Iite OF the almost unlimited de-
In upon hts time and interests
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12
SET ARE
ONLY ON RADIO
TRANSMISSION
Anyone may In.lnn a .ln ro

Anyone may Install a radio 80
cciving set
There b. mo- government law
against listening in on INC mum
orous messages that are filling the
air day and night only one pre-
cnutionary measure should o., talk
en- before inauguratinr the now re-
ceiving station That d, 10 get tho
approval Of the fire underwriters.
that the Installation is -tfe from
danger by lightning Or fire
sending messages hy radio hns
tecu under government control
ever since the general use " wire
less t~elegraphy but with tho nd-
vent OF the much simpler radio tel
epaony. In the last two years. trlf-
Tic has become 80 conEcsied that
the prcnent laws will have To De
changed so a. "a conform with the
rapid progress ~ This science
Rules for sending
Intil the new laws are passed.
the following rules VIII govern the
transmission 81 messages by radio
phone:
Every person desiring 90 trans
NIT messages must obtain 10 lie
ense from tho radio Inspector o.
The district in which tho station p
20 be operated. Control 81 radio
II In the hands Of the bureag of
navigation of thc department OF
Commerce. No charge Us mad, Cor
"a license.
Radio transmission o. divided It,
TO three glasses. for tho purpose
OF limitation ana control Govern
mcnt, commercial and amateur
Government radio Transmission
In unlimited in the use uf wuv.
length The federal stations. how
ever. have confined their m"ssru"
to wave lengths above those ullof
ted 10 commercial and amateur
stations
Commercial stations ARE allow.
special a icnrths 90 transmit
their messages and u certain uu,
AZ night FOR their exclusive u
Efforts are being made now hy th'
government 10 allow the CONNIE
cial companies greater leew1y .H
the transmission ~ their mes.tr
Trouble with Pans
Greatest difficulty is found l.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12

agents with small receiving acts
~ TINT the Information broadcast
cd may bc disseminated In each of
the counties.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12

Eighty-three per cent Of tho
world q automobiles are In the
United States.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12

The Radio bug has at last reach
"a Albuquerque. Receiving sets are
In everyw here to take ad-
.antago OF the concer erd
lieeches that ATE sent nut over
his district. Up to date there has
cen no list made OF the numer-
us receiving sets In tho city but
he following is an incomplete list
ownvrH:
Charles Rice. East Central.
! Ice FRrr, SIG y Second
\ David Mitchell. University
Fights.
Howard Heyn. $40 W. SILVER
JOHN Oldakcr. Si6 South High.
HefHurd o'LauFhlin.
Louis Bisboe. ans :. SeN enth.
Harry Major. West Roma.
Charles Strove. 635 W Mck'n-
y.
Alfred Patterson. University
heights.
BENJAMIN Reyes. South Second
Bert Noe. South High.
Harvey Smith. Albuquorpue High
lhool
Bniy Kucttcr, Avorin Apart
tents.
I, State University OF New Mexico
Il At present the state t'niversii"
II New Mexico has the only trans
Hitting set In operation In Albu-
3herque This set consists Of q
"a kilowatt. synchronouH. rotary
ark t%ransuiiter. and a ono hun
led watt continuous wave trans.
Bitter for radio phone transmit-
Eps.
bert Noe who Ia tho Pioneer IN
r. radio field in Albuquerque has
fdencd r. manufacturing ostuii-
lhmcnt under tho name Of the
hdio shop Mr.. Noe IL monufnc-
Ping parts AMI also complete re-
living sets The scta owned by
saricS Rice. Howard Hcvn. Louis
khhcc Bllly Kuetter ana BERNARD
aughlln yer manufactured BY
NJ.
Mhy not n Radio club IN Aibu-
frluc9 let's get iagcthcr ono
wcck where We can exchange
pns. discus radio matters aud
ady the construction OF radio ~.
rntuS \ good radio club would
In yVn IA understand the mys-
~ ~ these little ether WAVES
Itch bring In the Signals from
tions 81 many miles away. ict's
rt this club out with n b1ng'
e first mdgting viii b. hcld NJ
: Herald office Monday evening
$50 y m. Every bndy WIN T.
4crc-tcd In radio should he there.
n question and answer box will
opened for the radio column I'm
paper " You have my 0urs-
b. concernirc radio submit 'hem
Il Rho radio Sditor ana he viii try
hc!r YOU out
Radio hYO. tho Korhcr Wirclcug
lion ~ the state University ~
~ Mexico, Is being heard over
entire western half ~ the Unit
states Post cards from stations
zoo miles from Alhuaucrquc. have
Ien received announcing tho 70
pt Of the QST weather report
b. from this station
1ThCre Rre very to- transmitting
Ltions In New Mexico. hut what
lRcking IN quantity II male M
In quality as every station in
state has set a record for dlt-
Doc among stations ~ similar
pc and power. The station own
by Louis Falconi n Roswell h
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12

first dlsiric, in ohio to vots for.
prohibition. 49,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12

\ complete radio course, FIJI
teen minutes OF Radio each Day
by Edward NJ Davis. will start IN
tomorrow's Herald DO not mis-
a single article. They will be writ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12

bert Moo who Ia tho pioneer IN
r radio field In Albuquerque has
lencd a manufacturing ostpli-
lhmcnt under tho name of the
fdio shop Mr.. Noe IL monufac-
ping parts AMI also complete re-
living sets The scta owned by
4arics Rice. Howard Heyn. louis
'hhcc Billy Kuetter nnd Bernard
Il aughlln were manufactured BY
Iin.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12

At present the state U'niversl'v
, New Mexico has the only trans
set In operation In Alhu-
herque This set consists Of a
II kilovatt. synchronouH. rotary
lark transruiiter. and n ono hun
led watt continuous wave trans.
litter for radio phone transmii-
pg.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12

: ronl architect can take any
amount ~ money and by giving
you tho benefit Of his huildius
oNpefienco and artistic training
plan "a house that Will he a real
home
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12

President Harding has Joined
the ranks Of the Radio amateur
lie has recently had installed In
tho white house a complete receiv-
Ing set and loud speaker. Both
Mrs. Isrding and the president
are very enthusiastic over Il and
have spent many hours listening
In.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12

Tiis radio column II for the
amateurs of New McSico. Hrip ~
Ia develop IL. W. want news Of
what your station. your club, and
what your city l. doing In radio
We need your coopcration-Scnd
In the news to-day.
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-20
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES For The
Western District Of Kentucky
m BANKRUPTCY

In the matter Of The NJ. II. Can
nan Company. a partnership eompos-
ed Of William Davis cannan and Med.
ley Hilton Cannan and William Davis
Cannan and Medley Hilton Cannan
individually, Bankrupts.
On this 10th day of January A.
ID. 1922, on considering the petition
OF the aforesaid bankrupt for die.
charge. filed on the 9th day Of Jan.
uary A d., 1922. II Is ordered by
the court that hearing be had upon
the same on the 25th day Of Feb.
uary, A. D 1922, before said court
At Louisville In said district AZ 10
O'Clock In the forenoon. or a. near
thereto as practical, and that notice
thereof be published one time In
The Critlenden Press. newspaper
printed in said district and that all
known creditors and other persons In
interest may appear at said time and
place and show cause, n any they
have. why the prayer Of said petition.
e. should not be- granted.
WITNESS the Honorable Walter
Evans, Judge of said Court, and the
seal thereof. A. Padueah IN said dis.
tfict on the 10th day Of January.
A D. 1922 A. G.. RONALD, Clerk
by " A. BLACKBURN, D. c.
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-20
OBITUARY

William Wallace Mayes was born
February 10, 1886 In Critiendcn ooun-
g. He professed faith In Christ a
number Of years ago ard united
with Chapel Hill church Immediately
after his profession. where he lived
a faithful devoted lie until Novem.
her q. 1921 when God said 10 Bro.
hayes, Il Il enough come up higher.
lie was married 10 Miss Iera Butler
Jan "a. 1894. 10 which union was
born siS children. four dead and two
living Tie leaves - mourn their loss
q wife and two boys. Murray and I'd.
his sis'cs. Mu George Perry. Mu
q. Dollar, of Marion. bic brother.
Dick of hlAwaiha. KAns The funer-
al Vas conducted by Rev Claycomb
at Chapel Hlll in the presence Of
large sympathetie audience. the IN
termeni In Chapel Hill Cemetery
The noral Offering was beautiful.
Thus ends the lie of a good man.
lie was perfectly At himself up n
the last moment and told HI. wife he
was ready 10 80 and even told her
where she would find lumber 20
cover ha caskei Bro. Mayes was
a good man and ! speak the senii-
ment of every person who knew him
t. know him wa 10 love him
". 7. OAKLEY
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-20
F0RDS FERRY

Mrs George Henry and little daurh.
teT GeoEia Greiua ~ Repion visited
Mu. Sallie ilalcman few DAYS
recently
Tohe James agd family have recent
ly moved into he house with his faith.
er NJ Aaun james u this place.
Roe Whdard M n. l.. Clfi werr IN
Marion one day last wcek
r. D. Brewer was in this section
ouc da, last Ncek
Charlie james and Anice James,
both n this place, went b. the home
~ MIS-. Anna Nation Tuesday night
where they wsre quietly married BY
the Rev Rufus Robinson. There many
fricuds wish then happiness
Wallace and Harold Rankin vsr,
IN Marion oue day lali wcsk.
Ivan Watson and sister Miss Mid
rcd ~ near Caruulle spent fcw
days vcgnily visiting Mr and Mn
Alyah Watson
Miss Edvina Rankin spent the day
Saturday he Fuesi ~ Miss Ethylns
flauary
Mr and Mrs Henry Tuiit spent
Sunday the guests u their son Willis
rtuiii ~ this rlacc
Miss Cara T. Gift spent Frida,
the guest of Mis-. Matte Hughes ol
orossum Ridge.
Quite a number u people from Thu
place attended the last day of schoo
entertainment al Opossum Ridgl
Friday
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-20
LAW AND ORDER CLUB

The colored citizens Of Marion as
sembled In the Colorcd Methodist
Church and organized themselves In
% a "IAw and Order Club" for the
betterment of the community.
Rev. J. ". Mcclure was elected
temporary chairman who made a very
strong talk setting forth the pur-
pose Of this organization.
Mr. 81. s. Wilson was elected
permanent chairman. W. G. Thomp-
son secretary.
After the organization the follow
ing men made many strong and
timely pleas for community better
ment. N. s. Wilson, Sherman Wheel
er. Richard Cruise. G. K Lewis. W
G. Thompson. Bud Hughes, } b.
Cruce and Rev Maxwell Of the Free
Baptis, Church
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-20
THE UNIVERSAL CAR

The undersigned persons pledged
themselves a. members Of this club
Richard Cruce, Bud Hughe1. Rev
y W. Mcclure, Marshall Braddock,
IS. Wheeler. W n Cofied ".
Ihrelkeld, James Lewis. ". n. Todd
c. X Lewis, II Wallace, Rev Max
well. Sam Mccage. Chas stephens.
j. h. Cruce. Sandy Barker. Austin
stephens.
The meeting was adjourned.
NJ. s. WILSON. Pres.
W. C. THOMPSON. Secy.
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-20

Contributions 10 the Woodrow WI.
son Foundation by admirers of the
former president are being received
all over the country and the prOmol.
ors are well saiisasi with the result.
90 far.
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-20

County iudrs . Jeffrey Travis
sent D. Hsls Mnss Monday 10 in.
siall Ne. lannis Thuuaan a. tsaeh.
81 10 compleis ths school ~ hat
place. shilh Nr Trsti. saraisd
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-20

place IN the Tribune section.
Mn. Bette Nation went 10 Repton
Wednesday 10 visit the family Of her
nephew Lacy Truitt.
Mr.. w. y. Slaughter, of Padueah,
was In the city Wednesday enroute
TO providence
Mr Alyah Elder and family have
moved into their new residence on
North Main Street.
Miss Ruth flanary, Of Marion.
spent the latter part of the week here
the guest u Miss Carney Clay cor
Sturgis News Democrat
Mu. J. N. Mcconnell was In Clay
last week visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Jesse Reed.
Squire II. s Wheeler. who has.
been ~ for some time. h able TO b.
out again.
Mira. H. T. Whit, and Miss Tylsne
Tabor, of Mexico. and Mrs. A. o. II
binkley, u the Crayne section. we're
Marion visitors Wednesday.
Mcssm y. n. Matthews, u Cald.
well Springs. Grady Brashor, Of Mex
ico. and }. Z. Baird. Of Crayne were
in Mafiou Wednesday
HOME TO RENT see HOLLIS &.
FRANKLIN
J.. \ Boston and Sons have Install.
81 q fine nes planer ai their mill
near the depot
Mr. 1. = Wick returned wednes
day from a visit 10 friends ai Cave
ln Rocl. lll
hr .. ]. kilpatriek. ~ Lexington.
District Agricultural Agent. was IN
The city "wednesday on oficial hual.
ness
Mr } D.. Mckinney. u Dycualurr. 1
vas in tke ciiy Wednesday.
Ar Dewey GRAY. manager u thc
ksK Theatre. sent 10 fredonia Wed
nssday 10 arrange for D piriure shov
ai that place.
Mf. y l. Milhorn was in Clay last
well the guest u his daughter Mrs
PRANK Alloway
Mr. George Yates went 10 Black.
ford Wednesday ou business
Mrs. John nolloman went 10 Stur- i
Es Wednesday b. sisit Mr. Eva
Jones.
Dr. J. a. element and nr. 7. A.
frafef went % Evansville Wedncs.
day % hear nr. D. e. Ro.snow lecture
They ro hy an invitation riyeu them
hy ihs lauoct Club u that eiiy.
Mr e. D. Boston weni io llendcr.
son Wednesday o. visit biz daughter
Mia Nellie Travis.
M and Mfs. Clarence G1lland.
of Rolliur Fofk. Mss. were IN Marion
this vesk 10 attend the funeral n Mr..
Gillilanda grandmother. Mrs Walker
Flanafy
FOR nrNT My hoine on Rochester
Street HOLLIS 4 FRANKLIN
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-20

Af frani llurhs,. n raducah. was
. Marion visitor Wednesday
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-20

NJ lsmss naurhiTsy and family
II the Casad se,iion. have moved %
he eta. locatinr on TIE Paul Adams
property on Wet nsllvills Street
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-20

Mr p W Woods. u Cincinnati
~as in che cliy Tuesday on business
Mis Coy vinson and Iitls son
Kenneth. and sister. Miss Fstsll.
prurey, u South Dakota. visited
ffiends n Marion Tuesday
Dfputy sheriff Joe Hunter TAyi.
sent io the Belle Mine, section Tues
day on onirial business
Mn John hirchhsld went g. an
Evansville Hispiiai Monday for o.
operation for appendicitis
Mr John Cochran. near Town, left
Monday foF an Evansville Sani,ariun,
far treatment
Mr y So Crldsf vent "a
rfosideurs Tuesday o. visit his son.
Guy
Mr wm Harness weni % stur
gis Tuesday 10 visit be- daughter.
Mr. = l. Berry
Mr " n Surfnt. n lola. a.
in the ,liy Tuesday srouie a. Wheat.
cfofi and rfuvidsnes on business
NJ d . Hrirhiman. u ths sulH
van ssriion. vas IN ihs siiY Wednesday
Rev N A. Mufrsll h strs sing
he appfoafhinr revival beginning on
he hfih Sunday in January Rev
Az Dllou. pastor u he Asthoiist
shursh 81 uariou. assisting singer
Billy iaies and Miss E,u Yates.
pianist, also u Marion. are rrsuliful
hslpsr Siurris Nsws.Dsmocrst
ar i4uion and family hays moycd
D. Nafinn. heating on ihs y.
Cues pfapsfiy on West nsllsulls
County Superintendent J T. y
Paris reports that most n the ,oun.
~ srhoals elossd their fall ard win
tsf terms last friday
iudrs J n Reynolds. of royi
dsnrs. sas q visitor in Marion ru,s
day
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-20

NJ " 7 fo~lsf ~as awarded
= lesnss by ths County Court Mon.iay
a run q FERN ~ nlafkfofd
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-20

Mr.. w. y. Slaughter, of Padueah,
was In the city Wednesday enroute
10 providence
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-20

Mis- Flofsnrr kntsufih. sho on.
dsf ihs aaspicea u he Colt lysspm,
,nisfiainsd a. the s1huol Auditorium
Monday s,snlng. lefi Tuesday fof
hsf home M Guiliord. \ y
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-20

sheriff James 7 Wright moved
with hn family from Tolu 10 ths
rity Monday ~ has heated on ihs
Msy piacs on Depot street.
shifh b. fsfsntiy purchased
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-20

pr Slayiou b. very IN a hs home
IN ihis ciiy a. is Afflicted with 18th.
ma sflf pneumonia
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-20

NJ 4 y habb sent b. Prov.
dsncs the ussk b make biz home
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-20

A. ~ Adamsou. ~ ihs hslls
Nnss sssiian. b. dangerously 10 -
rfsumoula
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-20

Mn. Bette Nation went 10 Rcpion
Wednesday 10 visit the family Of her
nephew Lacy Trultt.
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-20

Silas Guess has moved his saw
mill from near Crayne 10 his home
place In the Tribune section.
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-20

WANTED Young women and mcn
% learn stsnography Or salrsmsush,p
81 home Biz demand typewriter
furnished Free Employment Ser,ile
Write Coz frcr literature on Course
you prefer FEDERAL fNrrN.
SiON UNIVERSITY. Champaign. M.
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-20

Mr. Alyah Elder and family have
moved into their new residence on
North Main Street.
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-20

his Coy vinson and little son.
kenneth. and sister. Miss Fstslls
pufey u South Dakota. visited
frisnds in Marion Tuesday
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-20

Mr. sarah Mgers and rranidaufh.
tsr. Nis Gustats nrasher ~ the
Nstlfo scSinn. eefs visitors n ne
s.iy TUESDAY
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-20

Deputy sheriff Joe Hunter Travis
vent a. the Belle Mine, section Tues
day on onirial business
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-20

" y slaion. II near SllrFis.
vas In Narlon saturday on huancss
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-20

Mr p W Woods. u Cincinnati.
~ss in ihs eliy Tuesday on business.
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-20

FOR RrNr Ny hotne on Rochester
Street HOLLIS a. FRANKilN
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-20

~ HK woods sent 10 rnrce-
tan TUESDAY on business hefufs
eiufulns b. sill also visit radurah
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-20

Mssns u 4 Chiidrsss srd q
T. Garrett. of ihs Nssiu sstiian.
ssIe hasns1s r.slisf1 In b. city
Tussdsy
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-20

!. \ Boston and Sons have Install.
81 fine new plansr A. their mill
near the depot
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-20

Squire II. s Wheeler who has.
been ~ for some time. IL able 10 b.
out again.
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-20

NJ I . Glass sent o. nas
90 springs Tuesday o. tisf her
hfuihsf. Albert Hawkins
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-20

HOME TO RENT see HOLLIS c.
FRANKLIN
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-20

Messn. y. n. Matthews, u Cald.
well Springs, Grady Brashor, Of Mex.
ico. and J. 4. Baird. Of Crayne wen,
in Mariou Wednesday.
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-20

Miss Ruth flanary, Of Marion.
spent the latter part of the week here
the guest u Miss Carney. Clay cor.
Sturgis News Democrat.
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-20

Mira. II T. Whit and Miss Tylsne
Tabor, of Mexico. and Mrs. A. o.
binkley, of the Crayne section. we're
Marion visitors Wednesday.
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-20

M and MI. Clarence Gilliland.
of Rolling fork, Miss. were IN Marion
this week 10 attend the funeral n Mr..
Gillilanda grandmother. Mrs Walker
flanafy
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-20

Mr. l. = Wick returned Wcdnes.
day from a visit % friends At Cave
~ Rock. an
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-20

Mira. J. NJ Mcconnell was in Clay
last week visiting her daughter. Mrs
Jesse Reed.
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-20

Mn John hirchhsld went g. a.
Evansville Hispiial Monday far 90
operation for appsndiciis
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-20
Local News

s...s....... ...........s
NJ I n nahb sent b. Prov.
dsucs the ussk b. make hls home
No. ! NJ llughss sent 10 Curleu
Wednesday b. Do carpenter wort
NJ frank luFhss. n raducah. was
. Aafion visitor Wednesday
County Judge . Jeffrey Travis
sent b. hslt Minss Monday 10 in.
stall Miss rannis uuuaan a. tsaeh
81 10 oompleis ths school 81 hat
place. vhi,h A. Tssis saraisd
NJ " 7 Fo~lsf ~as awarded
hesnss BY ~ County Court Nor.iay
a un q fern 81 nlaekford
nr SlaYiou b. very IN a biz home
IN ihis eiiy ~ is sflisi-d with 18th.
ma ard pneumonia
sheriff lamss 7 Wright moved
uin hn family from Tolu 10 this
fiiy Mnniar ~ has heated on ihs
J J Nay plaos on Depot street.
ahlf ~ fffsniIY purchased
A. ~ Adauaon. ~ ths Bells
Nlnss sssiian. b dangerously ~ -
rfsumania
Mr. sarah NFsrs and rrauidsufh.
isr. Mis- Gusiats nrashsr ~ the
Nssloo assiion. sers visitors n ths
sliy TUESDAY
~ ~ X W'oods sent 10 rnrce.
tan TUESDAY on business hsfafs
etufuins D. aiil also visit radufah
NJ q Glas. sent D. nas
90 spring, Tuesday 3D. Visf htr
hfuihsr. Albert Hawkins
Mssfs u l. Chlidrsss ard q
T. Garrett q ihs Nssio seciian.
SER hasinsss visiisr1 ln b. cliy
Tussdsy
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-20

iudrs J n Reynolds. of royi
dsnrs. sas o visitor in Marion russ
day
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-06-15

expressed wishes Of the majority
The points tissue in this suit are
most important, the most material
being that which concerns the valid
ity and STABILITY of the bonds. An
other point is that the councils con-
tract to pay 81-2 per, cent of the
bond issue for engineering work is
q LIZ per cent in excess of what 9TH
er high-class engineers would charge
for the same work. In other words,
the Council in this contract has
agreed to pay a fee of $963.50 more
than is necessary to employ an en-
glneer of the highest standing in the
state of Florida, and therefore an
unwarranted and extravagant vase
of tn taxpayers money. It is this
same high-class engineer who has
furnished figures that satisfy the
compliments that a water system
covering the town thoroughly can be
built inside the amount of the bond
issue.
The V. I. A. will entertain Friday
evening, June 16, with what it des-
isnates as "a White Elephant Ex-
change" The affair will be pulled
off at the clubhouse at 5 p. m. and