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LIS PENDENS
Manhattan,

ilsTH ST. 49, W-City Real Estate Co
sgt Michael } Farrel ct al foreclosure OF
'rm 49,. @".sSfm'inn o, es,h st. .ix;ox
DUFFY foreclosure OF mtg; atty, W r
GOTH ST, -. 1875 IT W Of 9Th sv. loox
sssxi 70 I'm ,ssi,bi s,h av' n ", i''h st,
eih av, IL: ioxs2~Eaui,able LIE ks.%%rr
SO OF the I 5 agt. simpson Realty 90
18th ST, $ :, SO f. e OF Park av. isx7,-
Edmund j Levine ct al ast Louis
Jsp ST, sd and 500 W. . ac,ions-Joseph
al / two Sori as,io ns' P"tr,oh II M.N.ltg e,
= psrD; atty. q r Hawes' u
SoTH ST. 400 E-German say Bk in tn.
81 Ny agt Annie kurzrok ct al
foreclosure Of Mtg; atty. \ Rocker.
1857 ST, lo7 w-cortland, de p Field e,
ssIlo,ar. Of lawrence DAYS e, al fore
18th ST, % w-Mary Prior az, Sarah
s.0Te'I {, q foreclosure Of Mtg;
'5TH, ST, ~ and ais wLKather.ne F
Lindeman agt Helena N RICHTER ct al
action to cancel devise, &c): attys
EAST HOUSTON ST, as. and e,s T. Pa ST
HeescGa April as, Rubin s,illman ct a
foreclosure OF mtg atty, y April.
bronx.
200 s-Frsderic Ashton de Peyster ct a
agt Lillian h Rogers ct al Ooreclosur.
OF mortsage); atty. l. $ Morris,
Urn ST, Sc =, 100 n g Union av. .0NlOO-
Elijah II Ryer agt Minnie Parlsm 81
al foreclosure OF MORTGAGE: attys
Clockc. Koch a. Reidy.
MORRlS ST. y =, between Wallace ant
Barnes avs ,known as Lot 23s, Adet
Park; 2.th wardl-Adclaide A wahs'
agt Philomena Cipolla ct al faction I,
foreclose transfer of tax Hem atty
e C Fowler.
BARSE AN, Q y, between Morris 81 AM
Adee av CknOwn AS Lot SOC, Adee Park
2<th wardl-Adelaide 4 Wabst ngI
Philomena Cipolla ct al faction to fore
close transfer OF tax HON.: atty. e I
Fowler.
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consolidated Exchange,

American Locomotive. American Car and
i'uh9ry, ANS t',aIo-rN studeNoker. Ten
h~ss~, copper and Inspi -a.Ion coDpsr were
emoos inc stocks that advanced yesterday
on the Consolidated Exchange,
United States Steel common which yaa the
most active issue. more than II, 900 shares
changing hands, failed to make any head.
way. although II showed frmness al times
during the day. II opened at sou. an over.
night Improvement of 4 OF "A point, sold
o. N5l.
The advance IN Inspiration Copper wa.
accompanied by "a revival OF reports OF an
Anaconda Inspiration merger deal, as well as
ny talk that the company's earnings fore.
cast rsrly DIVIDENDS, Inspiration sold as high
as icai. which compared with al oneniny
price Ct ~. and o 'laains quotation on
Tuesday Of 49,. II closed at l5a..
Anaconda WAS strong for a time, dyancing
from 'ss ~ the opening to 76a4. but II after.
ward rca'ted sharply. with its low 1ais and
It's closing i6hs, A specially soft stock early
was Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific, which
touched ls., against y high price on Tues.
day Of nv,
Sales tctallcd 70. $50 shares.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

The New York Federal Reserve Bank
rates were I per cent. for thirty to ninety
days and 5 per cent. for longer bills.
open market discounts. prime accept
ances, maturing up to ninety days. 2h %
"a per cent.
Commercial paper rates were 3m3t per
cent. for sixty to ninety day bills and
for four TO six months best names; az u
4 per cent. for others,
Cali money on the noor Of the Stock
Exchange yesterday ruled IN per cent.
high, . per cent. low, ~ per cent.
Time money held steady, but nrmer
In tone. Rates were "a per cent. for sixty
days; az as per cent, for ninety days,
3mSia per cent. for hye months.
sterling was lower, Final quotations
were: Demand. +67it: cables. As.
Can money In london. 3ibIA per cent.
short bills. 49, per cent. three months
bills. \ 1l-i6mt% per cent,
Domestic exchange on New York: 81.
Louis, par; san Francisco. 35c. premium
Minneapolis soc, premium; chicago, par
Cincinnati, par; Montreal, par,
Bar silver In London. 2skd..; New York,
<9Stc.
Now York Clearing House statement
Exchange, e5i9.1S9sooS; balancea, 0So..
It0. tSe. "
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LIENS.
Manhattan.

nth ST. ?A W--t:elband Contracting
Co. Inc, agt Frances : Mann ct al.
owners: Horace T. Simon. S & II Amuse-
ment Co, Inc. and Mr.. Longo. contrac-
tors lrenewan $3.50
Co, Inc. agt Frederick I Unger. owner;
Tager Co, Inc, contractor .,,,,,, S276. so
EIDRIDGE ST. l33-Sam Braunstein agt
Frederick Storm. owner: Max Kempler,
BowERY. ?olGpIerce Butler and Pliercs
Mfg Co agt Estate OF Henry Miner,
owner; David Brandt. contractor. s52.e s
3sTH ST, 2O3 W--Simon Solloway agt sun
Hip Chong, owner: Philip Mindle a John
Cantor. contractors, $33, 10
4sTH st, . BEGINNINGS a John agt Ella
Hawk. owner; Rich Pickard, Jr. Wilfred
T. Ellison & W y Ellison. Inc. conts. $500
9TH ST, IL w-Howard II Cummings agt
lean McH Johansen. owner: Clieshugh
A. Clieshugh, Inc, conts. ,...... s719,b0
18th Az, 18th Bernstein. Inc. agt II A
Rudd. owner; 4 Perlmsn Iron Works,
MADISON Avi, sc5--H Bernstein. Inc, ' SSe
Mary r Pinchot Estate, owner. , . 1870
Bronx.
WESTCHESTER SO. 3s. 30 a 40-Ameri-
can stone Renovating " Stueco Co AIT
Thos J Mcmahon. owners 4 conts. 81, ass
BRoNNWOOD AN, n @ cor 22sth vt, s5X
i~09.2--tipolla Contracting Co agt Bu-
gene MetzEcr. Hugo N schioss & Iiberty
Lace 4 Nettins Works, owners; Jas
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CITATIONS,


slEBERG, AUGUsT-THE PEOPLE uF
Grace OF God. Free and I~ndepenIel. I,
HrGH SIEBERG, LOUISE KLElN, ENNN
TlNkHAM, BERTHA LElpHlGER Lon
TIE STEACliAN, AUGUST SiERhf!,
WILLIAM e. SlEBERG. FLORENCE D't.E
LOUISE SNYDER, HELEN VI. SIEFHt',
nest Of kin Of AUGUST SIEBEEG, d.
ceased, SEND GREETING;
WHEREAS. ERNEST lR'IiS, vic -
sides at $50 West SIth street. Eof"ug' 90
applied to. the SurrogatcS' Court of ga
County of New York, to have 90 certain
sirument in writing. bearing dat" Oh" i.,
dan of August, 1914. relating to IH'
roperty duly proved as tho las vi. 3
testament OF AUGUST SIEBEEt. a.. O. s
AZ the time of his death i tcmFora'f .'.
don't OF GeurE Bahr Stra>sr =. lr
Germany, but who at the time Of I. ." Do
was a resident OF the County ~ "" N7-s,
deceased.
THEREFORE,, You and each OF .a. -.
cited to show cause before the sung 's
Court % our County Of New York 80
Han Of Records, In the County of y y
York, on the LIST day Of be,emuf me
thousand nine hundred and fft-'u. - IT,.
past ten O'Clock IN the forenoon '
day, why tn" said VIII amt trs .''
should not he admitted To pronA." 40 &.
Will of personal property.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. W 80
caused the seal Of tho surrogate. o.. .
the said County Of New York 'u b. H''
unto. AIMED.
WITNESS. Honorable JOHN =. D,n..,H .
surrogate OF our snii ,uH >
New York, ~ said Couuff. ..' 'I
II" ; DAY of October. In the yea" 81 49,
Lord on" thousand Iiaa hH :
aud niteon.
DANIEL ! pOWpNEN.
clerk OF the SN~VuEtft- .
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THE COPPER MARKET.
BETTER Tone Prevails In View Of
Foreign Demands.

There was a much. better tone TO- copper
yesterday in view OF the greater demands
made on the market for metal to be shipped
abroad. Shortage In freight room continued
10 be one of the distressing factors. and but
for this condition a far greater tonnage of
COPPER would be moving from the United
states to various foreign countries.
Further business was done at prices abroad
TO net from 49,, to 49,, cents a pound. The
domestic end of the industry did not show
the same amount OF snap as was displayed In
the exports. but this condition was regarded
as only Temporary. as manufacturers cannot
continue indie finitely without copper and they
have booked large orders against which cop.
per requirements must still bc purchased.
Thirteen and a half cents was offered for
on that basis. Demand has Quoted down
somewhat in the last few days.
Lead demand improved materially. with
sales on a basis OF about as cents Q pound.
Canada ha. been buying fair tonnages OF this
metal and Italy and Russia have also been In
the market.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

Notice is hereby given That TNE nib O.
TOOL. HOLDER COMPANY. "a 90 ,-
Corporation, having it, prime pat. Boz. ,ss
Office in the city OF New York. ',urft .'r q
York and stat" OF New York. VII u, 30
the supreme tour Of tho S'i'" U Sew
York, at n Special Term thereof Ntr. t
be held al the County Court Hpu-g .
borough Of Manhattan. CRY Jul 'H :
New York. ON the 5fh day pf \"..
1915, at 1880 o'clock IN the :n-. :
that day or as soon thereafter g.. ...
can be heard for an order a~uth.r... ....
Corporation to change It's corpu-t, ",ns
to THE -, Is, TOOL COMPANY. lH
Dated, New York City, y. y,
October 6, 1915.
The -. X, tool HOLDER CpNuA-N
fScall by TllOS. 7. NENINS. pf....
WATSON n liF1IFGOTT. Ntiu-n.. ~
Petitioner. ~ Court street ~. rs
y Y e.
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ALkkOGArE'N NOTICE..

FLETCHER, WALTER : In pu.-tH. q
OF an order Of Honorable John T. t. ,
a surrogate Of the County u y 81. a..
NOTICE H. hereby given to 81. :
having claims against waite = l-
late OF Paris, France, deceased. 'r .
the same with vouchers thereof tu '.' "
scriher, At It's place of trtu,I,'.rr ..s.
mess, 20. 81 Wall street IN rn~ - =
New >cra, on or before tho ga p
January n"Nt. Dated, Nov York ,
day Of July. 1915. THE Eo!l'. N' =
TRUST COMPANY or NEW NOnh y.
ministrator with tho VIII NurrNe. ~.
RAY. PRENTICE & ROWLAND Nt'n -
for administrator 81 Wal ST. Sew - ~
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bankruptcy Schedules
THE I.1TV
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

ALBANY. Oct. 2o.-The following realty
corporations were chartered here to-day:
Rockdalc Realty Company. Brooklyn:
capital. $1,000. directors. Harry S,ronein,
Grace Strongin, Brooklyn, y. Y. Florence
l.. Goldman. Tho BronN. y. Y.
Ravcnhawo oi Associates. Long Isls n 1
''ty: capital. $4,000. directors. Lillian ",
sanford. New York city. Harry T. Weeks
Thomas j O'Hanlon. Jr. Long Island
sin
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THE COFFEE MARKET.
Continued Firmness In Brasil Has
Favorable InAuence Here,

The coffee futures market was fairly ac.
tive and Arm yesterday. Prices advanced
to 0 points on transactions Of 1920 bags.
The continued frmness Of the Brazilian mar.
kets had a favorable influence on sentiment
among traders. A further advance In the
price Of spot coffee ut Rio was reported in
the early cables. Receipts at Brazil showed
a falling OFF.
Brazilian markets were steady on Tues.
day. Rio "a advanced ~ reis to 1870. San.
tos Is were unchanged at $500. Prices were
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THE PITTsBURG R K

PITTSBCRG. Oct. eo.-American window
Glass Machine common and preferred. In.
dependent Brewing, La Belle Iron. National
Fireproofng and Pure OIL were active local
stocks. strength vas shown IN Pttsburg
GOAL on light trading A further advance In
san Toy Mining 10 30 cents was recorded on
heavy trading The
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etOle $4,000 In Jewels. Missed
III,

WHITE PLANS. n. Y, Oct. 20.--Porch
climbers visited Rocky Dell, the country
nome Of Nathaniel &. Reynal near here,
last night and stole jewelry valued at
ss,oOo.> In their haste they overlooked
more than $4,000 worth Of Jewels.
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THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Oct. 0.-Actiyity in Cosd.n.
Elkhorn Fuel, Houston Oil. PennsyIv snia
Water Power preferred and United Railways
and Electric was the feature OF the market.
Prices were firm, Bonds were in better de.
mand' with no change in recent quot atoms.
The
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. Oct. co.-Mining shares were irreg.
ular. with Inspiration showing more strength.
Elsewhere fractional. declines were general.
~ w.re T arm. with IL n american x1ann' Wool InS Summon
showing conspicuous strength. New Haven
was reactionary. The
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

II. BARON & CO.. manufacturers Of cioak-
and suits at West Twenty-second
Joseph 's;eiSbers.1 pe,itson in BANK.
ruptcy has been nled against them. The
liabilities are $4,000 and the assets s.. 200.
The business was started In 1908. The
BRAUNsTEiN & HERsKoWiTz-X petit.
ton In bankruptcy has been nled against
Louis Braunstein and Meyer Hcrskowitz.
manufacturer OF sui, cases at 10 Duane
Augustine Derby receiver. bond. 81 900.
The liabilities are $40. 600 and the assets
$4,000; They began business on Jan.
RAYMOND /. KINGSTON. boa, builder
under the name of the standard Auto
Boat Company. who lives at col West
ruptcy. with liabilities. Of 1855 and as.
seis o. ssh lie had a shop in New
CHARLES A soTELpo. living a, 2oss
ton in bankruptcy. with liabilities o.
G.6sl and no assets.
SAMUEL HELFGOTT. salesman OF ls7
Madison street. has filed a petition in
assets OF tl..
bankruptcy Schedules.
CHARLES ROSNER. jobber In tobacco a;
IS2 East ls.d street. has nled schedules
showing liabilities Of S5.sj7 and assets
Of se.5o7. The stock has been turned
against Insurance companies for "A fire
loss. amount not stated.
Assignments.
THE LlTWfN BUTTON COMPANY. manu-.
flCturer Of buttons az ll5S broadway,
has made an assignment to Max Cedar
baum. The company was Incorporated in
AprN. 49,: Joseph J. Lifschitz is presi-
dent
sAMrEi; SHAPIRO, srossr a, go E...
to Charles toiisnberg
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ohICh1O. OF. n-Nery little in,cres, vas
apparent in this market and rrt,.s ,n 60
DISTANCES showed an easier trend. Chicago
rheumatic Tool declined "A point with ANAL
changes recorded elsewhere Public scr,i,.
- were the s'rous feature an Tho bond ~,
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LEASES.
Manhattan

i:sTH ST. :27. W. an-Ruth y smith TO
na tie Zelenko. :27 lasth 81. -,
from oct !. isiS: attys, Tones, 5 s I,
~ Court 81, bklyn $3.50
TIL Az. 25":, store and bsmnt-Abr
~kornhuih to Annie oBrien. go f. 33d
81. > yrs from sep; /. 1915. ATTY. l. "
Osterweis, 200 5;h av. Sl..T5 and si,,:5
18th ST. l3S Z. front blds-The Ess En-
Realty co to Frank Gordon. l5s T. 9Th
-. . sig yrs from May |. 1914. 81. 500
STH ST. -, l7j . 9th av, 25Xg0. the land
Trustees Of Sailors Snug Harbor 10
Archibald J = Anderson, 80 L ?tth 81.
81 yrs from Nov /. 1915: address. 30
:3D ST. $50 +. ali; 23d ST. iss L. she'd g.
Carl X schultz ct al, trus. 20 Aimone
Mfg Co. . yrs from May !. 1916. at,ys
Anderson. - q \. 20 Broad ST.. $4,000
AMSTERDAM Az. i7es. n store ard hsmni
-Chss = Coy to MARY MacGuire, l7ss
Amsterdam av, : j.i2 yrs from May /
.lelS; st'ys Burger & H.. .33 Bway 81. SOC
llsTH ST. 10 w ? stores-Clara Schio,s
and sno 20 Abr NIssenshail. 10 18TH ~.
hi7 yrs. from May |. 1916; atty. Jacob
BROADWAY, Ls?s.Sc, I,t alma schult,
70 Lee Foo. 80 Pell 81. : ale yrs. FROM
Mch l. 1916 atty, = W Fuldins. 20,
% ~. SIS. store Fannie e sackctt 10
Frsdk Fren2, 3l5 81 av, -. yrs. from
WV l. 4'IJ III zoe
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>irV \riO>s wN>rEp-uu

tHArfFEl'R. SWEnl
single man, -, good cducafIrl
pcAranvc, desires position Wi.N '
partN, experienced driver, good I'
any ear, highly recommended -"
s3S East Goth -.
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HOE Az. 1855. lj6th -. sis and sSe r. and
Faile 81. l055-W % CONSTR Co to Pincu,
Rrenner. 3sl' 81 aY. , yrs and II NTH,
from Nov !, 1915: atty. Plncus Bremen
1917 Sd aN. total rent, S6itSc.
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Tn" approximate amount Of tho '!An =
charge. to satisfy which the AboNs IL
scribed property * to be sold. 4. S4'.>5.
with interest thereon from tho lst day OF
september, 1915. together with costs an
allow ance amounting to t3s3.7 with i0
forest from September 10Th, 1913. tose uN
with the eNpense OF the sale. TIL 80
pruNimate amount Of the taNef, aSsessusrf ~
and water rates. or other liens. which ~,
to be allowed to the purchaser out of II.
purchase money, or paid by the Referee. 1!
sl,262.i and interest.
Dated. New York, October 9Th, Iai5
RICHARD +. WEEKS. RcfA-A.
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SITUATIONS wA>rEp-rtMNf

SrENoGE NpHl.li, Nmc'lntu , '''
p'"icnrc, Know l",ip" spanish. f
81. T. y, l53 SIN NNg.
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HELP ~WANTED-IEMtI

ALTERATION FILTERS
On Ladies' Gowns, Cloaks and Suli'
for high class trade. In reply, sag
experience and give references. '''
dress "A%lteration," +. q. BoN @i''
Madison Square.
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SUPPLIES.


New Departure Service sta, The civilian Co
25S W. Ss ~. cat way, Tel SS5e Columbus
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Several new inquiries for foundry
pig iron have come to the surface in the
last two days, amounting to about
1000 tons, including one lot OF 1000
tons Of 2h to 3 per cent. silicon 70.
shipment over the first half OF next
year to a Connecticut manufacturer
and 200 tons Of foundry grades for
shipment over the first quarter of next
year to foundry interests of New York
State. Two other inquiries are up.
amounting to about 2 ono tons for ship
ment beginning the latter part OF this
year and continuing over the first W.
months Of mex year. The Lukens Steel
Company Is In the market for $1,000
tons basic iron.
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H CHICAGO MARKET.

5000 Pts Mex 4 c :s.lpn 10, lno 1,
The sun., 1915-05-23

time the Chamberlain hesitated for 0
word.
The melting pot?" was suggested.
II was trying to avoid that phrase"
he said rebukingly. but that's about
what l mean. And so long as the i'm
perial sum We spend upon our schools
Is wisely expended and intelligently
distributed We cannot complain Of
that item Of our heavy tax burden.
Then our city Indebtedness. ac-
cording to the figures Of Comptroller
Prendergast, calls for s3l.02 out Of
every 800 OF city revenue. more than
81 per cent. a part Of which Of course
goes to the liquidation OF the munich
pal Indebtedness. Again, New York IL
in class by herself in that she Is the
one American city OF great size
equipped along the lines Of modern
necessities"
viii you cite one example OF this
unique equipment" was asked.
Mr.. Bruere quickly replied:
New York's expenditures in the
development Of its port alone places
it in a separate class. No other city
in America has port facilities APP
preaching those OF the metropolis. in
adequate as they are for its future
promised commerce Then too our
internal transpor 'ation systems figure
big in this equation. Notwithstanding
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its much criticised shortcomings. our
system Of rapid transit, like our edu-
cational and recreation facilities
makes Chicago. Boston and Philadel-
phia seem pitifully provincial.
again, with the solitary exception
possesses a municipal institution for
the higher education. such as the City
College and Hunter College. No other
city"-Mr. Bruere's tongue was fairly
racing its way through this list of
modern instances-''no other city in
America has bridges Of such magni-
tude and consequent costliness as our
great East River bridges. The Staten
Island ferries the Bronx Zoo Central.
Riverside, Bronx and Prospect parks
these are municipal features unpar-
alleled in America.
"All OF these things cost money in
great sums. but they are the nuclei
around which miracle Of cities is
being built"
At last the Chamberlain paused for
breath.
"All that sounds like lot Of public
property to possess" suggested the
reporter. but IL does seem as IL it
cost US good deal to get i and
maintain it,"
quite So" said Mr.. Bruere cheer
fully; but the fact is that future pos
sessions Of the city. purchased by the
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fight NJ past experience and under the
watchful eyes Of an awakened COM
munity, will be more efficiently and
economically bought and administered.
The fact is that our city government
and this statement holds for the gov
ernment Of nearly every city in Amer
ica-is only beginning to understand
how to run the business affairs Of the
city with even moderate business eff
cheney.
THE governmental cost OF New
York, over which the present outcry
is raised. is unduly heavy because We
have not been adequately organized
for capable and economical business
service. Do not understand me as i'm
plying a lack Of intelligence in pre-
vious administrations, or claiming a
special benediction Of efficiency for
the present city government" con-
tinued Mr.. Bruere with a smile. I'VE
are waking up. that's all. Not the
officials of the city alone. but the
citizens behind them"
To what causes do you attribute
the inertia that has led to the present
high charges for city government"
There are several causes for this
condition" he said, but those which
stand out conspicuously among them
are:
"First-The lack of home rule.
BY this | mean the ability of the city
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BRUERE OFFERS PLAN TO CURE ALL MUNICIPAL IL 81
Great Extravaganza Unavoidable in
Building "Imperial City" but Now,
He Thinks, Is Time to Curb 1t

able form OF government flr New
1ork'
haVlhg paid MS little compliment IA
New forks present civic efficiency NJ,
Bruere looked as II ne wished that n,
interview was over, but thct" was one
more question To be asked. That va,
as TO the particular form OF city GOV.
ernment uhdtr whlch the itA rate 4
most likely to grow au..4Uy les,
while the city grows greater and more
splendid. Mr.. Bruere seized 10, ques.
ton with what may fairly nr called
pounce.
Il firmly personally believe" he d..
clared, that the coming form of goy.
ernment Tor the great cities Of the
United states Is the city manager
plan. Under this plan the people elect
board OF directors OF fiNc mon, who
in turn choose an expert to -upery..
the management of the city Soone,
or later l am convinced ". mus, hay.
plan similar TO this plan for Neg
York city.
"A board of directors, similar %
our Board Of Estimate, except tha,
they would be expected To devote the-
entire time to the SUPERVISE u the
general anars OF TN" city govrrnmen,
Will soon be imperative here Il ogf
own Board OF Estimate l. to perform
its work with eiiiciency. The MayF
would serve as president of this board
OF directors and tn city manage
would be responsible To the board
charge OF the supervis.o Of all ai.
ministratlve departments Of ia" cy
government.
The city manager should hc sub
1ect TO removal by the board, or 'l
recall OF the electors II the p"op.s
but ne should nave authority ana op'
portunity 10 organize ana conduct th'
aHalrs OF the CITY uhder TN genera
supervision OF TN poarh "i directors
along Proiessi"hai anu huH'irSSI"
lines.
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