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34 MEETINGS OCT. 259 1921. ' All Members Present. The records of the last meeting were read and appuroved. As requested Mr. Doris Reeves came before the Board and explained the situation in connection with the sale of a second hand car to George C. Shaw. Mrs. Shaw claimed that Mr. Reeves misrepresented the car as being a 1919 model when it was only a 1916. Mr. Reeves stated that the car was either a 1917 or 1918 model and that dodge care sell for what they are worth and not for the model. Mrs. Shaw claimed that Mr. Reeves would not exchange the car, but Mr. Reeves stated that he did not believe that she wanted to exchange the car but that she wanted her money back. Mr. Reeves stated that the agreement read that she had 90 days to exchange the car but she did not do so within that period. Michael Kelley came before the board to inform them that the boys moved their lookers into the other aide of the , locker building as they thought that was the sunny side and that the Park Commissioners objected very strenuously to their action. The looker building is located on the Parker Playground and is under the direct jurisdiction of the Park Commissioners. Kelley was informed Of this fact and told to comply with any orders the Commissioners may give the bays. A. A. Marshall was authorized to renew Boiler Insurance on the Hancock School expiring Nov. 14 for the sum of $6000 also Workmen's Compensation Moth Dept. and Public Liability for the sum of $8000 each expiring Nov. 23. Permission was granted to the Lexington Gas Co. to excavate at #24 Hancock Street to supply service to the house of H. E. Tuttle. The same was granted under the usual terms and conditions governing street openings in Lexington. The Board authorized Mr. Richards to equip the Police Department with automatic pistols for the use of the department. Boiler insurance covering the boiler at the Parker School issued for $10,000 covering three years expiring Sept. 27. 1924 was approved, the same being issued through the office of Edwin B. Worthen. Notice was received from the State Commission of the , Blind giving new prices on brooms.