7. '_ undid unmouriedu _
’,B0l.h moralists and economists . are’ fight the blqody shirt, waving‘boslnops
1."7";speculat1ng on therresulls of thissitu—
nolpower to accept, it.
:M1e' country tie itself undo the league
\MAsomc HOTICES
We‘ll} Lodger
" to in Masonic
building;
‘0‘ 615.117 invited. Asa T. Lowudés, W.
Bohert M. Wilcox. secretary.
._._.——-—-~ .
“a“, the 2nd,:
I” ml and internally invited. ' ,
» y E o. BURR’ BEACH; H. P.
. f. B. LYOEG;.Secretary. .
nuances oepoPULA-non.
: made5public by the Society for the
j penhagen.
E mower-e actually killed in bottle or
udie‘d; for starvation or epidemics. In
than coma; .ang _
.000,500 fevier than normal. .
' ”:Thecomfilfiedfi lossesfin‘lfilssihi and
Polandare placed at 13,000,000; in
000;: in Great ‘
in, tin! ‘Setfiiay 1,650,000. , . , ,. ,
Your perhaps the feature of this con-
‘aditlopjfthnt will have
, Europe
of the 17m! Even “before the war;
there‘ylas on excess ‘of 5.00%%%% 0::-
men, but this has risen t0 1 . . - ‘Vpamr‘gflw ymmiiibibInfi M . ,to,,start. my fan: ed the or room.
“When it: is considered that~ the losses the MWM‘W,,M“&3 wmund 3“ ,
.111 the male population were confined try, For. many ream“’rche:§ougnt to 735mm,} forces “a. m, 1‘. at aunties: ! , bills. by the
' every‘i’here and’ ’ any-where", ._
largely-to» the ”men of moorlaseo‘bic
'women iin;Eux-ope‘ are. declined to-
ilation. Ir‘undhubtedly means that wo-
4 fmen must 41110164116 more enterJnto
,the industrial life of Elli-ope. since
" t-there ie'n‘o possibility of tli'eln'=l)ecorri:*
,Eixig,hon1eomakers. Also. there is no
. :denying‘ that it has caused a lowering?
for moral standards in European coun-
tries. »
‘ O
POLITE LAWLESSNESS.
At the annual meeting at Boston or
the Unitarian Temperance Society,
Dr. Charles W. Eliot, president emeri-
tus of Harvard University, stirred his
'audience to applause when he safdlthat
menflbers of “good society” who are do-
ing so much 1.0 interfere with prohis,
bition enforcement are causing a great
deal of trouble in nearly all parts of
the country and are teaching lawless-
ness, especially to the youngr men 01‘
the country.
The very man who earnestly [no
'1 tests against lawlessness on the part
for radical elements may in his high
station of life set an example of law-
lessness by his efforts to nullify. so
" far as is in his power; the prohibiton
enactment andby his reflusal to make
In the words that Gov—
“fobedience to authm'ity ‘ot the law
against personal desire.
The request of the allied sup
council- ihat the United Statesmcpept
firthe :mandate over Armenians up to _.
the. President. It is assumed he. will-
' decline the invitation. since he . has
1 have declined it had the Senate lot
of nations covenant as Mr. Wilso
1 1Wanted» to tick unand'ietill: wants» ‘
or”, that matter? He; could then-ha
n,
tact
.lvbeen' moving to garrison arvasct
.01 SouthWest Asia. , ‘ , . ~
‘ ; Bénsons-‘chiofgot,
w" omniions-fiuning the; war..testl.
ying before t’he’Halex subcommittee- at
he: Senate, ‘safil ”the
We: too
momma-nus
' fir opened,:
mgagjalnstjth‘e Walloon .
tractors andgothmmiionfm-ni
No.,108: Hand A. M. .
South »
151. and 3rd Tuesday oi
street,
moonwalk, July and August except-
flit-815501003; Ad Master Masons:
sane.- Chapter No. 38 R. A. M...
he“: in vMasonic TTemple, 'Soum Malt!-
and: 4th Tuesdays: 0E:
achrmonth,‘at 8 o’clock, July and'Aug— ‘
' ‘ , All R. A. Masons cor-l
Thatthe war cost Europe 'a loss in
- four: years ot~wa.r were 15;000;000 more
' ' the (total births 20.:
Germany‘and‘ Ammo about—1230090007; l
“Fra§ce'3,'340,000;‘ in Italy. _ 2.280;? _
' Britten, 1.850000; and:
, , ,- , . .
lment should
:1;
But wouldah’e‘pfice of cotton. In, or
mu. about”‘tms._ The: English
finavy“ was-knotgtfenedEtQ hull the
Fe ared fully for wanwith“ 5971mm?
9 . ' esponslbilityfiiggo
Et
" E:?§1o§o
1' while
Harry M. ' Daugherty,
gave the total of the Harding fund as
. t. was expected that. he
‘,..Study 01 500181 Conseqenuces 0’3 the would. make lieilnite charges about}
, ‘War which has its headquarters in 00" big: expenses for General Leonard
_ Wood in: the Ohio campaign, but it
Of this total about ’20;000;92‘0_nfl6 ac- ‘ was not until he was questioned that
counted form the declinmamrth ““9 he said there was a “very expensive
due tothe war. Thememahxmg. 15,000.- campaign or advertising for' General
“700dw but; we're no complaint about.
$113,190.
it."
Fbther‘Wol-ds the total deaths far. the!
1mm: its no, th
. , . fl Genemqurant was correct when, fortyiof the'system of 'a liberal use of
campingn years 380'.
manager Tor Senator WarrenEG. Bards
ing of Ohio, testifying before the San»:
ate sub-committee in the‘ investiga-
' "951?“ anion "f 35’000'00-0 is the start: tion 1 to: rolco ve t‘ x
ling tatement contained in a report 11 p n n10n e pendltures.
1 immigration, ‘
# 2: . NY A r‘ ,: _'> ’ . V r _:‘ l
.; KW VIEWS ,.
:Rasmnalslurgvcagqguamfi
E“ lTlieiféHowmcimfn my 15:,- filie'tter'
the most far hog: the’MFnfiaém'fim" Winn:
‘ treacfiln'gei’féco omthe ._ social cbndl‘w‘lm’- 9m IKWMWE “33*“: ~ ‘
, tfons "in Europe for the next genewmy__ -,
7 . ition, is,that.the surplus of womenhin Lewis H‘-
alas. more: than? 611ka because;
Mommy film '
, South 1}! .rwaltkr—Cpna,
Wilder
‘ Nash: “ -
Ackn’owledgmg- '
ter of May 25th.;I am in hearty symé
break: down; Sectional .
husinesa men. ,
.0: politicians, nempcpexg.jumd some
in
41 few duysngo We had "a???" Egg-oce- 1 antagathefln‘z’, _ of: supporters. wlmmmlec matters-- ‘dritat- along-u and moral. y‘ is:- ovmatter‘or this kind '
{111:3an in Congress :‘when ’ ”363;.5en' V- .tojpull‘lmt’ plan over for hlml’l’they‘ 1116 going. ummfiuuut as well ans-fine confined to paying not what ..
glnasman denounced men - likefi'lack: :11)?! 11:7th cgmfm‘SEthle malt-:11: the rest, but ;, tool, «want I an: only hem:0.ngthe., other hm around:
“and Lee)“ mm"?- a“... .7 ism- . '~W'°n°“sh“>i° mutual respect doing'my minty ”falling thou-mm; mes. on consumer ‘onen‘pays more i 1
red every ell] feeling: th 35001116». 1193 nd congratulations IDA him. [[011 to the smattefitmm‘ my p9 Hut”; he should, while 0mm. F35? 1353: ’
aroused in Elie loverd’i?'ot file”Scnth5 .
The proposition of a GeOrgi‘a'.:_C¢m‘-
gressman that the' Federal, Govern.
pensibn exfionfederat‘e
soldiers;.whinh called forth these de-
nunciations of Southern soldiers. by a
Congressmangwas, in my opinion. ab-'
solutely unwise. As a Southern man,
I=am ’opposedto‘ it, but the denuncia-
lion oral! the C'outede’rates; ,as trait-
ors. after the achievem‘ents of the
South, in the last half century. {or the
good of the whole country, was vicious
in the extreme. ll: typifies a spirit
which is still, alive. but which, thank
God. is fast dying out. .‘
Only a year ago, however, when an
effort was being made in the South to
increase the. production of food stuffs
and to lessen the absolute—dependence-
of that section upon cotton raising,
a New England cotton mill man, chair-
man of the buying committee or the
National Cotton ManufacturerE’fAm
elation, ‘of New England; viciously. de-
' any sacrifice for the sake of the law nounced" mam. and spread brunch
f vot‘the land. ' ~ . ~
. ': emor Coolidge of aMssachusottts wrote
' 1. When he vetoed the 72.75 per Cent. been
bill passed ‘by the legsiature’of that
i state, there is a. bindineobngatinn or
cast: uls’fletten In: many; Eastern 'st
pens. He'rmust haveggen‘t Rankin.
carbon form to all menacing papers
of New England and New» York, He
denounced the cotton -gtowers, he dc:
nounced theSfmth. ’at large; and while
he; dldn’ot mine the sentiment: of .a
. great many New England cotton man”
reme' umcturmmot ja. manufacturer in -, new
England has publicly protested'lagal’nst
hie’critidleht‘of the 801181. .2 311‘ . ' r
l'- have the , record 0r;th§: inflected.
ty-fiVe » to o-whnndred year; of. the; work
in England toward 1) 1' ,king down the“
' ent’nnd it? ,
roan mmmrwfot mecca will: guarantee
reports to the Englltszoard p 7
from! seventy-five years amgupw’. "
about :a year ago, ithe 111111985111:th
c n’ i'li‘t " mfifiufaafirers a?
v.. , . _ , naca-n erestu bfthomfwas. a"
named-’- msvi‘ingel's at mattress . em?“ lilténk‘ do " "tile“ 11 pawl thematic
by this; time it. is not or roll unlike}? m' p '03 0‘ "
American boys in unifcfrm’wdlil‘tlghave
of'TEngl’ieh' cotto’
{61:1cotton.j~ There-hi3? listed
have not: denied Agenda: 1’ . .
reciting. down the‘bfléé’ o“: co ,.
theiground that, sp‘etnxlators hull
' ice of notice
oottii
wanna; a matte-rd. ‘
' ' wetting. '
injury!’ to the: ’ Mud, 8..
Sta es; gut, {without f <
‘7“ - ,éontinued From First Page.
~ to. can: the battle. of nu arose and
. . ” right?
your. let:
i ' intend:
Manufa‘cluhem? ,,
‘ inverter, 7, _ mm 7 “iv
z-déivel. last a fin: and anpld cheapo
‘llplaoe, phi oompwam‘e Every:
, ., E 7 E31; gambling1:19,";ani “:26 ;
‘ ehdchméxif from the'nnancial ; s ,eotem er it. ‘1', she _ . .
nit; but th’gqé’nfi‘ ‘ mi ‘ ‘worth $332,7and theiollowtng
n. 11:17:, , _ ,
' a can; an ‘fflie‘ Weflest
tlonalnilfeangi tnexroundtng; cu _ they (w
’” . spirit Which 3w . ,, . '
country safer; and under from
every other-point of, ' View.. as; well; .as
filament. More gdeyelop:
emery 1m ctm.‘ . 1 mm, ‘ 1 letter
m the, WWW stem the
, 't E 'wamW/efldentiy ermiihithelh‘
‘ment'bfi the" South means; the enrich-lb 113- All‘the satisfaction .I got was a
Lmexit. ofthe'nati‘on,” earfiede ‘m‘unyré'letter i! recllé Stating “The reading of
~ ‘ “iron-i mam “swarmed, on zoom-
“ *E-lngy and mandamus-ct; the chm-gee in~
. the [383%. aficomp'ared, with other com-l
unveil: “also is «very. small, 7 and the commie; I
e nésection sicncrs do not reel-justified lnmafin:
* -andgother any reduction in your muss? At, the:
" re” pms- end of the season—last fall. the super-
, w , . . '_ 7 _ ,intenliéllt'at»the cemetery wok out the:
y realize, ';th;aft._-thclfilg, brdad, meter, and foundifso full otirust, mud
new Engine “and grand corrosion, that very-“little men
.otlter motions,w arer'in “full sympathy could pass through it. yet it'r‘egls’ter-
with the? statement:- made by “Judge 01!: 1am“ 10111111354: Why spend thou:
Kelly. and many of them realize that sands of dollars to new!“ the 0mm?
,.
E own water, whenitis 'runningno waste
Ermine (Jr-ten months' of'thev yogi,
E . “13ml
patriotic men of
133—: we: recenfly published,
heeairl. to his: son that he did not look
upon heavyiinmikmflan unannnxnxx»
led good .but he feared that the tune
would: come whenywlth its large na-
tive population of Aogleuxons. the
responsibilityvof saving the: nation
from the evirvlnlluence crate ’Atorolgn:
‘which; was crowding~
upon curEcountxy,,Evgmnd (all momma
ESouthl ‘ '
our the dam of the distributing
servolr. .~ ' ,
The District; now owes more than:
”00.00.11: bonds placed at the'iow rater
of3‘ bifocal; per cent. interest: Than
bonds are coming, due. a‘ndrwith Gov.
emment’ ("“14 per-“cent bonds 3101!-
“1:15:31 odioeoxmbotilonomenvcxn
we expect to place new bonds It“
low: rate am new anus. It fim'to
”with” we would pay often:
very truly yours.
(Signed by)
RICHARD H. EDMONHS. «1W» of such hands when. filo-fa
Editor" “who a; inn?! 5:“ rm.m bond
. on, n‘ ' 5m '8 yen-gage”;
. W ATER METERS " , the Norwalnn 7 .mworlglwadent
W VOTED IN having been polo, in interest may
, , , , times-oven: Exit. the tune smoothing
E~ ' vm'r msrnxcnmwwmwm .-mmol..
and 1th: mummy w mad for
5112.: purpose. I am told-by an out, or
town mun-or 'iarge experience with
.7 ,, 7 . , _ , “1:3; metergg and ”in whom I laid“:
'I, .7. ' ‘ g' : , «ch ence t t ltw l costi'mm r-
n.ght that Milne had told #13 intimate“. iv to “)an dollars R 5'21? 10
‘Mem‘ ”1” he‘ “3 SM “'3‘ “wiimamfimeimmm it installed. as
hadghim beaten, and menopause ' " , I by the commissimerowhen
they 'y’ould nbt beat him and; coumlu'ey begin ‘°"‘“““’“t‘ “we” will-
not; despite .wno' was against. him. acme to he paid tantrum earnings ”0'
he was: bound to prove that he m'lgly’ W80 ”mm mm“
. l The» Buxton supporters gathered It is said that meters are being used
. 7 ‘ odious, andi
age; it .will. be seen: that millions on yep in trying; for many years to‘ make
re the Record the» advoceterofi thej’Bputm
,1 have been. compelled: toxnote‘dandr
E,
:last proved to borne: other chundohnime “much.
t‘fiilnegwho, last cigar-loomed up as taken‘cuth
in. the lumen alone; as: you: all know-
early and were eager'ior the am toEm‘mrMim arm “339$”!!!
and. generallygby. prints: companies who
for a time—did molecular; all thumb“! mainline their‘mmfa
use of meters. em
besieged :used broiler works. it has generals:
the Bumrstmnshdwzéhmke down ltsrrcomehwom monotony”:- ,_ being his:
money, they‘llaregbeen.
machinery: the highest. order. and on; u the electorol’ol‘ this district are:
George I.‘ anton started the fireiexpexlence.
83.” time and again, byhisadhéwmsdwerejmade strong enough: so that six
Who believed that hefhad found the feetconld be ndxledlto its heights, gic: ‘
weak spot- in the (lettuce (rt-the metering, an increase ofi‘severol-‘milllonn gal:
supporters and had gathered a num—«lona of water at, a comparative small.
her 01%, votes. ' cost. , ' . ‘
,Soxnething'over Bi! rostrum. at a? Ibex: tovoffet' the following resolu-’
meeting igglhls hall. gllgdatg‘dxlhe mm of the/meeting, . ’ ‘
sauteed/e newy ece mt dis: . mml' ‘ .
trtct commissioners, I, said that“ thol‘tm‘soifigirfiaéethfndcfihey fifinfigebfif
‘13::th fag} 01% our engineer, (Ehfiagleg gdirected todiscontinue the installation
' 0° - “ 11 3'93“ n :rea “afar water meters, in residences‘ and'
cial lfoss dolthe disgul’ict, as neihad lost . dwelling houses » .
a ea c, a rear. 0 ong exper ence in‘ 7‘ Th? 3 ' .. , ‘ .
all matters pertaining to our water ea§gltegcsidentcglanm§ 31:24:11ng 30%;;
siystems. My observation. -. at that “be ”unwed and: seen-meters be 3014,
:ismfiiaggsthtgugga pgvvcélonierg meg Eat the best possible price. and that the
since been wasted in the o ’avalfix‘ot. such sales be placed in a,
”a item c‘flflsmd to be'used for the purchase of
meters “lone' (land, for reservoir‘purposes. or for the
It was the firm'convi ‘ o .- . .
Wood, after the expericafgaogli’ at: 5:;Epurpose 0‘ raising the dam at Brown 8'
,_ , . . Ereoervoir. sis—called.
gflfi‘jggznrgj‘wgier €$:;m [halgegif‘l The answer to Boston’s remarks
~ , . . ' ' luaphmn
whichgcould be depended onrto task-Em given by John .lili ,
ter correctly, except for av limited-lid“ the “‘96“ W510“ WMVW
ed Buxton. and his friends, with statis
time. The 'very .natune of the sum}. . . .
stance passing through the meter pro. ““‘m’mck up mm ”mm ‘ my ad:
venting. , . . drmsgmtih “legion: {013, 9:21 13:,
Unlike, gus- wor electric meter-3J3?“ W: “m: why” e ., , ,
through which: no solid substancefith‘t Qfixrmgogéfiusgg?’ 52:19 magi;
Passeg.._ vacancontainsjmore or mjcmlenr-t} the publichv mm 3 _
solid substances and, immnties, one” Th 1:11 an or éwo fictional as
if it We” pogglhle-thac'the water it- Han gill gulf m’hfcailed “for the Epo- "
58“ wag» absolutely 'W're; ‘ it would ycific‘ 'urpoee" "chance!" minmgftheiiipEb-r'
Econ obtain ”Myanmar from therm‘tgplcis FW’iBhv and agreeing on one; .or
, . ,' '- ' ’ hewatér
tr the-appearance of chocolate: andthree methods Of improving t -. . .. , .
or E hos-.b‘ecn shut ox ror'rcpalrs. Noffuwlzfiggfigflgfl till: ”it 13;:
t’lt‘ne Wefwere confronted. _ 'werfeLr'e
today, within shortage of Veterinar-
ingv thehot.’ months or the ycmvnnd‘:
them turmoil; fiber: 3 year.
/ :_Myignfpe'rienpe. in water commis-
stonedygi‘u?“ nearly rooms of: three
_ . 1', than,
engineer’s report. mandagpltunin »
from «ihe off ' moon of :Dlantrettr‘a‘ cognac!" $69900”; ,
at the unm— flonal'mervouu . a coat offs
' or memorial! flan-Lot 3mm. Intern, ‘ _
at moonlit of $440,000. . Mr. Case, the en: ,
'lltoody. whose”.
and on in: cities, agree
with him. and theeitlzene otgliorwnlk. , .
- antheixneeflng, vol ’edk :theiriopmjofral.
crimemae until}: ' work“; 2
‘ gamma-topper cit
ante chargingonly flat-m
ti mien" in, g. metered:
, , rendingaf to 11011.0
of a’ fistrlct. which takes in :82 housed.
the totallmnhm‘ action of water for“ o
mo’ntli'waa 2,700,270,:xlflons. his es»
:flmatéd.,.m 30 of these house: a
,iwomfly, and‘flfl‘ one-family.
on the American Water Work
nice. available. an ,ordinury « ,
lamilynverages 54.000 ‘_ gallons pen ,
year, " or about: 4,500 gal’one per
month.’ Iii-the 82 houses there are an
proximatelyifiw people.
that each person uses or \ '
permonthrand the average 5: l:
family, the staggering 11
of 24.10933310113 average
to 4.500331%!)
‘100 per cent.
the plumbing is tight,
It is needless t
can use such
legitimate. pox-pesos. ,
the" cause to! ’suchconsumpflon. and it
them to have leaky miletmand
ed to. The only effi-
method for dish-lbs r
mishlng m " r. and .‘ '
for cutting down the waste, is through
meter: measurement. _ E
iair method of charging. which does , .,
not work against. same takers in favor , ‘
of weathers. Those who: continue to:
those whoxcre tea: .
sonably careful will pay less than on.
the old system of guessothelfint rate.
Small leaks. runningduy‘atberdam
make very little impression on most
people, yet a leaky water closet can;
waste enough water to supply a dozen
rammed. And one thing I want many,
that a’ lakgxlever gets better. knelt, '
but becomes worse.
in many-cities where the Merton-r
tom has not been adopted, this» known
that the} com motion Metronome?
rapidly than the increase at pom 11.. ,,
and it 18"wa when the taxpayer-Irena: , "
no longer stand the burden of afidi- 5
tionaI; reservoirs that a better method ' ,
is adopted. , . ~
Our problem here is no " filament .
than other places. and the only one _
remedy is 'tao curtail consumption by
the um or system. The motor system " .
does not curtail the use or water... but i
it does stopxhe. waste. The molar} t5 .
ot'our people are reasonably went
in the use of water and do not waste v
It is them it", »
’EN’S BLOUSES '
' West styles in Vl’omcn’s Blmlsug, EEfmmW}
pearl buttons: some will: A
. models with rolling collar:
iiestees and frill cficcts. = ‘
$1.98 to $3.98
w :IZSITE SILK BLOUSES )_
1. . H These ‘modcls offer the mmt 0X(‘1H\-U
rtyiesfilmnm in high gtmjc \‘cui-iu, mm . i E
MWM and. .imiiot‘ed ml dcls. all lill- w:
smart collars; a. Widfi Clinic": of colors and 17'?“
all sizes up to 50.
Bused’ch recent
embroidery,
H‘Ewr M3103
Which means“ ” E,
m es 4.821 -
. k viii-FE Pf“: and
111 average .in
metered towns. where
”“E 373%: 31 .4
that: no family
amount of water for
TM ’ piumbing is
$519810 $15.00
0 U CAPES
Great stock of lovely", beautiful ill-mm, (lap, SM,‘ 2
Bulls, plain style, others with tails, Sonic (-Elgml will: (1
' ; trich feathers;-hiack,. natural and seal.
Um Remiar Value
‘7. SES and SM. 013::
Mode of Jean Linene. Voile, Poplin, Pang...” u ' .
styles-and regal. lrtion
clout. and 'prncticai
utlng the cost of in
It is the' only "
wnste must Dav:
, $1.98 to $5.98
~ ‘ m Assortment 0f
G NEGLIGEES ‘
prettiest we have GYM" Sllwon,
figured an?! "floral efiects, also plain colors, richdk
may shades. Trimmed with fine int-ox, cmbmidmfl
ribbon mm ' d. '
man-mien and;
Greatlv Underpriced
GIRLS’ WASH DRESSES
Sizes 61:0 11 yearn”; materials arc cxccilwnt quality t-
hams in pretty plaids checks and stripes and plum color w ,
bray; some with white collars and cuffs; ihl‘ >iylcs mall»
.VE‘and desirable. -
excessivemmounts.
who, by careless waste. discharge wa-v
tex- into Aheaewers in large quantities
and increase enormously. the amount
counter which mm' be provided, plac-
ing the burden of: cost on all.
E _ w 0 Was a will learn in time at t
BW‘W4mmnnand," in the vote “soiled. and often We‘ll-'19” 150*? to their Own advantage to mpg; mink: ‘
that renewed, the man who laughed use: as we now are. and: am ‘lhe Wemust he guided by the emerienoe
of other places. The consumer pays: .
" for nothing that hefdoesnot get. He
mites through measure that hewantal.
Pneesfrom $2.98 to $5.98
BUNGALOW APRONS
Good quality material, popular slyiu. “may of neat
Sale Price $1.98
_ , ‘ I would stateahat when: And the waste goes on and o and the P51:
works/sot the evening 'withthe follow; “our largest reservoir, known no the mx'rate and insurance ration, mounts
ingrspeechnatter Which. ha~was«cheer-_,Brown: Rosenotr was built. toenails higher and higher. ’
Data Concerning Meters.
(Given by John Milne).
In» the year 1914 the water depart»
ment commenced the installation of
meters in factories
a,“
- signs; all sizes.
,:-*.~“
‘ 23w
." saloons, garages.
.Inr’the annual report of your cold-
missionm‘ Of\1918 your attention W313
called to the need of increased 'stor-
age, but, owing to the excessive cost
or material and labor; the-consmlction
of a reservoir was thought to be prohi-
T'h’e election of a pumping
station was next-considered. but. after
a thorough investigation and on the
advice or hydraulic We, it was
recommended that meters be install.
ed, to pmentwuste and to conserve
The adionrnud district
meeting of Octoberlfi. 1318,1331 vote. ’
approved or the recommendation.
The Legiaiamm of Massachusetts
policed an-ordimce,:June;.:15, 1307: or:
dering the installation otsjmeters on
in the monopolltanr J
the Public Utilities
«Commission at Boo. 31.1918, page“. A,
shows tmjmone than” one-half dime . .
revenue 027m:- ceramics tuition».
payment is. derived from inter on
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