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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-09-27
Stocks ACTIVE
WITH RAILWAYS
MOST IN FAVOR
Sales Total i,SO,,OOO Share.
for Day, i'ui Prizes Move
Within Limited Range.

And G's hour, ~ h,a,y uadlns
to-day on the stock IsshansU
nearly all the lssdins Issues elesoa
nsar 10 tho zane hsarcs AZ Which
they started Sales amounted 20
isod.ec0 shares. thuskeeyin Q w 80.
million share record
stand 80 iaiiroAds wsf, me favor.
ties ~ spcc ulation. They started out
With q rise of two points during the
morning. but bsforo night had settled
back again. with al occasional ga.
y' p,ion. Heading Union Paeiac. New
fork Central. Atchison ana south
ern Pacinc have climbed slowly a
much higher level than for many
months. The only sprintsr of to-day
was Norfolk aud Western. which tan
ahead more than nve poin,s Ia is7.
United states steel common held
its sround between iis and iis. oil day
despita hot rre from both bulls and
O.srs General Electric started n me
little streak Of running W. by siyanc.
ing ~ iN,t. equivalent to ten point u
for the week Merchantile Marine,
Inspiration Copper aud Ilopublic steol
were the next strongest
In tho last hour tho market eased
off To a safety level below high, but
ON the whole n was strong ana ssts-
talncd well tho borming rfse.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-09-27
BRITISH ARTILLERY NEVER
CEASES ITS FIRE,

In the mean time the British con.
tinuc TO pound the whole line with
their seemingly inexhaustihlc supply
OF shells, leaving the Germans In
doubt as to what sector WIN be the
next to be attacked by the Infantry.
The first warning that the DER
mans have that the British seek to
gain a certain frontage is u sudden
Increase OF gun fire In that sector TO
a tornado. under which 1t does not
seem possible that mouse could
escape alive,
Usually this tornado IL brief COM
pared to the old fashion OF artillery
preparation, but II lasts long enough
10 enable the British infantry to
rush from their lines to the German
trenches while al the German ma
chino guns and rifle fire are stilled
II IN amazing how the cooperation
Of infantry and artillery has Improved
by the battle practice OF the often
sive.
About midday to-day the British
left had It's turn in the region Of
Thiepyal, at the other extreme OF IN,
battle front from tomblcs, Here tn,
fighting limo Joins the old German
front trench Inns and the Germans
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-09-27
PERKINS ATTACKS
PRESIDENTS CLAIM
|. Of AID TObUS|NESS

Gee " psIklns ,laIfman q
hhan,o committee 60 Ws tniisfs
sialss rtsl 'afparst.on. sbscAbooE
n TIE late Ifasisssi,e .atb aud nov
ous u iss ilspuDli,an Campaign
Con Mit,ss. cent = isusf to-day 20
frssldsnt Ntls"ns SECRETARY, Joseph
= Tumuitl, ,uticlsihs tho rresijsnts
bsItimofs kpe.gh In ia frferencs -
business aud trade Iis ssidi
u dusiTs 60 siEurousiy protest
against pfssldsnt Miispns fIssaeh AZ
iiaitimors from hssinninE 20 end.
fts evident intent Ma 60 make people
believe that daring the wilson A.
~ iHlstTation q vast amount of cen.
structlss legislation has been enacted
by c9nsIsss % promote the business
interssts of thls country Every we'll.
Informed man knows that nothing OIL
tho sort has been done
THE fact IN that the shcfman Law
10 still on tho statute books aud has
not been modified ~ the slightest de.
gToe. Not a business concern IN this
country comes any nearer kuo~tng
to day, after three aud a half years
of the Wilson Administration. how IL
can do business legally on large
scale than u did when tho wilson
Administration began.
'ran you not induce President
Wilson 10 bc a little more specific
and poinL-cut 10 Ne wherein the Fed
srai Trade Commission las the
power To modify the sherman Law
In the slightest degrec1
"President Wilson has allowed our
commercial relations with England
10 become so tangled during the war
as 10 make the situation almost fn-
tolerable for our business firms"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-09-27
WOODBlNE WINNERS.

FIRST RACE-s6o0 added; two-year-
olds; six furlonss Lilly. l07
'Robinsonl, straight $3.50. place 1910,
rington), place sii.a0. show $40. sec
nd; TASTY Cora. l0s Dishmon). show
Nl0,lO, third, Time, li5 Coma cho
Great Dolly. Rhymer, Ereshet, Gold
Bond, SIX Rustic and Honey Shuch
also ran,
SECOND RACE-,6Oo added; three.
year-olds and up fosled In Canada
one mile and a sixteenth. ton
place sA'sS. show $50 Hrs,' Resies,
lOt uiobln place 4i,so. show sa.So
second late Hours. io2 "a, collins
show sSl0, third, Time. l.tyt-A llec-
La, Flame. lnrothy CHrlin. Mausolus
licehiye and ENmer also ran.
THIRD RAcE-Ss,500 added; three
year -olds; one milo and "A quarter
iiale Mater. lo5 Robinson). strairh
5. 80, place Ss.to, won; Miss Fay, NJ
Ricol, place, $40 second; Good shot
,l5 lrarrington). third Time, a0i )
| Old Pop also ran No show mutuels sold
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-09-27
400 ROUMkNIAN OFFICERS
ARE REPORTED BLOWN UP
Berlin Hears That Disgruntled SOL
dies Dynamited a Train-Only
Seven Unhurt.

BERLIN tby wireless to the Asso-
ciated Press via Sayville). Sept AZ.
Indirect reports from Kronstsdt. Tran
sylvania. declare that disgruntied
Roumanian soldiers set OF dyna-
mite bomb under the train loaded
with 400 Roumanian officers. only
seven OF whom escaped unhurt.
Following serious instances OF dis
obedience. the advices add. the Rou.
manian military authorities institut-
ed an investigating commission and
ordered two non commissioned off
GERS and four soldiers shot. the resul,
being the refusal OF an entire regi
mcnt to obey orders.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-09-27
HAvRE De GRACE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE.----Maiden two-year- -olds
srl, straight ,iiso. place ts.io. show
is.sO. show saSO, second swocn. lid
tI,yrne). show sS,2o, third. Time
Monomoy. Ia. Garrison Moohshinccr
Capital Prize. Sea Fuss and Jolly j.
also ran,
SECOND RACE - Handlcap; ell
ages six furionss-Hieh Noon. lsj
$3.50. nrsti Fcrnruck. lO7 q. McTag.
garD. place sS.20, show s?.7O. second
Eagle. 100 uoudeD, show sSl0, third,
Time. lie go. Sir Edgar, Back Bay
also ran.
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BIG BRITISH VICTORY
IN BATTLE FOR TH|EPvAl
ADMITTED BY GERMANS
CONTINUED from First Page.)
man stronghold 10 momsntariiy
expected, and military men cay
both must fall a. soon as Foeh.
the supreme commander. gives
the word for the assault.

French and British soldiers. armed
with hand grenades. are bombing
their way through the underground
warrens of Combles, while the streets
above them are filled with German
dead.
PARIS. Sept, .7,--Rolled back by
tho tremendous allied blow yesterday
the Germans made no attempt to re-
capture positions taken by the
French north of the Somme las,
night. II was officially announced to-
day. The French spent the night
organizing their new positions.
South OF the Somme brilliant at
tack enabled the French TO carry
strongly defended wood. forming q
salient east Of Ncrmandovillers.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-09-27

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OIG . .

LARkIN.--Mrs. ANNIE o'NEIL LAREiN.
In the Stamford Hospital. Stamford.
Conn.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
DACI0AlCPO,-On Sent. -. 1ele.
JAMES BACIaALUPo, In his fifty
fourth year.
Nncrai from his late residence. No. Z
woester Street, thence to st. Anthony 9
Cnurch on sullivan Street lnterhent
CaNAry Cemetery,
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lTeMs FOR INvGsroRs.

turing Company-Rsgular quarterly
dividends OF IN per cent. on preferred
and ~ per cent, ON common stock
payable Oct. 81 TO record OF Oct. g.
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General Motors Company. year ended
July 81 earned balance equal to les o.
per cent, on common stock. compare cd
With 81 e-l0 per cent. In previous year.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-09-27

International Paper Company's res
ular quarterly dividend OF l por cent
on preferred stock, an Increase of y
per cent. payable Oco, 10.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-09-27
GERMANS OFFER RED ONLY
SLIGHT RESISTANCE TO ALLIES.

one OF the most striking features
OF the fighting last night and to-day
was the surprisingly slight resistance
offered at Morval and Combles by the
Germans. according to all reports
made by the British officers.
The Germans made the usual coun-
ter attacks against the British new
positions last night. hut the reports
OF tho allied officers to headquarters
agree that they lacked spirit, Some
German trenches taken yesterday
were lightly occupied or not at all.
In other instances the allied COM
mandcrs stated that considerable
bodies Of Germans threw down their
rifles promptly as soon as the at
tackers approached their trenches,
although It was known that they had
orders 20 stand tn the last. Batches
OF prisoners have been coming In
from all parts Of tho front through
out the day.
In their attack yesterday the Brit
ism found the strongest defense made
In front OF Gucudecourt. There the
Germans used their machine guns
with the tenacity and unyielding
courage which has hitherto charac-
terixed them. The British resumed
the attack to-day. and tonight all
tho village is In their posse sesslon.
Roth to-day and yesterday the Ger
mans showed an inclination to with
! a thnN
we're in any danger, evidently desir-
! ing TO take no risk OF losing any OF
! their artillery. This sometimes leaves
! their troops IN the front line unpro-
/ ;ccted by cannon rre ma may ac-
/ count FOR the number OF surrondcrs.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-09-27
FRENCH AND BRITISH ENTER
At OPPOSITE SIDES OF TOWN.

The trenches were empty when they
reached them. At the same timo tho
French. dashing forward on the
other sido OF tho village. pushed
VIGOROUSLY forward into the heart Of
tho village.
In the main street the soldiers
Of the two nations met and Joy
ousiy shook hands. calling out to
each other "Parles vous" and
"how dye DO"
Combles had n labyrinth Of dugouts
and we'll fortified cellars. but at the
last practically no defense was made.
Those Germans who had not managed
to escape when the town was hope
lessiy surrounded were taken pris-
oner. One lot OF Germans who were
endeavoring to ind way out
through tho encircling Allied infantry
walked into tho British skirmishing
line. Tho cellars and dugouts OF the
village were full OF wounded. who
found security there from the furious
lighting on the slopes and ridges.
Having cleared Combles OF any
stray Germans. the British and
French moved on side by side TO fur
ther attacks.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-09-27
IN COMBLES BATTLE
GREET THEIR FRENCH ALLIES
AS THEY CHARGE IN STREETS

ln ulsif ausoHts ana galleries. hAVs
fuuEht sith the sklA and stsbhofn
r'as ~hlsh shaI aetefiss thsm 10 this
lind y waffafe. They stitt lss
Flus 10 these dugou,s." SAID ons
bntish soldlsf. ''hscauss 'hey Know
that once thor are pashcd nseh 80
10 no Eivs them time 10 dH ahJ
mote"
slAesIsN Map o. DAT AL
THAT 10 utFr o. THiePvAt.
A blackiah heap of DIRT on ths
crest ~ a ridsc 10 all that remains
~ Thi"pyal on the top of that h'al
there Htill rss few black Spcks
tree tfunks sllyefcd and hs~h Dy
shell nro which have escaped TENS
do~n.d ~ a direct hit
on July .. a.. frst day of ths
great offensive, tho nritish tried "a
take ThlopVai and Jailed. On this
height 10 the north the whole Ansio.
french movement pivvts to tho bank
of the Somme. The Hritish, ia fierce
little attacks now and then, hav,
whitfield and napped their way
toward that precious high ground.
the capture of which extends the
German front of d.f.nss and endan- :
grrs other German positions.
Hand to hand, bomb to- bomb. with
every trick of tho modern trade ~
war; Germans and British have
fought over these scanned slopes ns
here.
Tonight. after another effort. prao
,lcnlly an OF the VILLAGE. tho whole
defense and siege OF which cost more
thousands OF lives than any In France,
IN In British Possession. This success
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-09-27
Exchange "PaheL Vous" ana
"lIow Dye DO as They
Roul Germans out.
GUN FIRE Is INcEssANT.
"IommieS" and "PoiluS" Say
Teuton Morale Shows Sign
of Weakening.

BRIrisI FRONT IN FRANCE.
sept "a tvis London Kept 2D.-Th.
capture of Comblcs was ono of the
most picturesque incidents ~ the
Who'll. cour~e of IN. great tomms OF.
fensiss. ~ marked the opening Of
,o-day's forward surge IL the british
aud French forces, which reached Ito
climax IN tho capture ~ Gueudecourt
aud ThiepvaL
All night long bitter nEhtinE had
been la progress at various points on
tho front. and with dawn tho battle
broadened 10 include the whole BRIT.
ish left.
Combles fell ~ tho sun rose on n
perfect summer day. sitting In the
midst OF heap ~ hills. tho town was
isolated yesterday by tho SELLING OF
the hiTh ground on either sidc by tho
French ana iiritish. In tho early
hours Of the morning tho british took
an orchard In tho northern outskirts
and then, after a heavy preliminary
shelllnx. they charged the trenches
on the edge of tho village.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-29
COMO DAN LA NOTlClA EN- LON
ORES.

LUNDkES. Octubre 2i.-Un" i.o-
tilla dc ~dcstroycrs ;,,cmanes penviEr
en- cl Canal Ing.es "nochr . @l %
jeta De impcdir 81 rritico d. m'"":-
Clones entire las Is!&s I;ritH@ica- :
Fra-cia. Los b"rcos Ar guerra ce!
en,migo fueron at"cados po,' u@lda-
dies nayalrs incl4seS de n misma ca
li2od de- ms de! enrmigo. u" acr.r"-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-29

cicndo ~rctrocedcr 4 los cncmigos. que
Dor algunos dias ~lograrou hacernos
perder terreno. NarIos ataques &c TO-
austro-alemanes ell las regiones d.
| rhuIees : Bicaz. asi como cu el Va
lie de Trorus f0eron rechazados COZ
ptrdidas dc gran consideration para
les cnemigos.'
Los rusos :]ontinUan ~aTanzaHdo
en- ci vale ac Uzul y nan hecho MT
chos prisioneros n "n"ml@o. que -e
retira Ell desorden.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-29

- >r~ruud-rlr~> r.ttirr FEBRUARY
r., 1915. ut thu ro>t1.iitc - IAN NHi"Hi".
IT,, ,r,t-r The ltt. 81 N,rrlt e, iN.@.
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a.yar rirr,.lI-l"u IA L. l>Iad"> iuit""-
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L.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-13
WEST SIDE-BOOK C.

I'd On the west side Of Cecil ave-
nue. IN front OF or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lots num-
nered ,, between Herbert ave-
nue. and Michigan avenue. Bur-
7. c. .71s N. OF Michigan Ave.
Cd on the west side OF Cecil ave-
nue. In front OF or adjoining
bered So-7,, between HepSert
avenue and Panama avenue,
Burton's Mich. Ave. Sub. OF
part OF 7. c. 7is y. OF Michl-
tO On the west side Of Cecil ave-
nue. in front OF or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lots num-
bered 1883. between Panama
Burton's Mich Ave. Sub. OF part
Of p. c. 7l9 ". OF Michigan
avenue
a. on tho West side Of Cecil ave.
nue. in front Of or adjoining
bered 5?-3!. between McGraw
avenue and Wagner avenue.
Burton's Mich. Ave. Sub. OF
part OF r c. 7ls N. of Michi-
90 ON the east side OF Chopin ave.
such lot or parts OF lot num-
bered 1855. between Herbert
Burtons Mich. Ave. Sub OF part
Of 2. c. 7ls ". or Michigan
avenue.
90 on the east side of Chopin
avenue in front Of or adjoining
such lots or parts of lots num-
bcred i56-i14, between Herbert
avenue and McGraw avenue.
Burton's Mich Ave. Sub. Of
part OF r. G. 71s ~. OF Michl-
gan avenue.
% On the east side OF Chopin ave.
nue. in front OF or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lots num-
bered 1898, between Panama
avenue and McGraw avenue.
Burton's Mich. Ave, Sub. OF part
of y. c. 7i9 ", Of Michigan ave.
nue..
(s) on the east side OF Chopin
avenue in front OF or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lots num-
bcred lei-2i2. between McGra w
avenue and Wagner avenue.
Burton's Mich Ave. SUBJ OF
part OF y. c. 7is " OF Michi-
gan avenue.
eD ON the west side OF Chopin
The Detroit times., 1916-05-13
nEPT. or pueLic WoNoeo 4
Detroit Nay :. ~
PROPOSALS FOf
FURNISHING OATH

Sealed proposal: viii b It.
Public Works. Detroit, Moi
Monday. May IL lslS: q ~ S
which time and place they 49,
opened, for furnishing And oelyySc
Z. o. b. cars on siding at the G094l
collection barn foot Of
fourth street, In the city oS Uo9oN
Three ears (3) white 6ats.
Cars OF oats must be- acoomo
by Board OF Trade certiucaee -
Each bidder must deposit wio4
bid a certified check IN thl -
$500, payable to the order ct tn
partment Of Public Works 6e4S4k [
proposals are opened. c0net(
that should they be the lows
Ger they will within flve deye
being awarded the contrast ~
department. enter into = oQoe
with, surety company bona -
full estimated amount OF coAt&4 =,
The right to reject any. 81 IN
posals expressly reserved. ALL
posais shall be made In dulll4oDos Il:
1851 GEO, II. FENKA q
B-733 Commloot1 o(
The Detroit times., 1916-05-13

AN ORDINANCES 90 amend sn OrSl-
nance entitled IAN Ordinance "a
amend See. lie Of Chapter 107 oi
:ss :::s. 70 =: ,::. q . e: G.
RI rs HEREBY ORDAINED BY
THE pEoPLE OF THE CITY OF DE-
Section 1. That an Ordinance
entitled IAN Ordinance TO amend
Section LIE OF Chapter 10! OF the
Compiled Ordinances of the City
OF Detroit for the year 1912" ap-
proved Apr,i cath, 1914. be. and
the same Is hereby amended to
Sec. lie. The fire limits OF the
city of Detroit shall also include
all that portion>sof the city de-
scribed within the following linn
point ON the center line or Bald
win avenue 200 feet distant
northeYIy from the northerly line
OF Jefferson avenue: thence east
eriy on a. line 200 feet distant
northerly from the northerly line
OF Jefferson avenue to the easter
ly city limits: thence southerly
along the easterly city limits to
q point 200 feet distant southerly
from the southerly line OF Jeffer-
son avenue: thence westerly on n
line 200 feet distant southerIy
from the southerly line OF Jeffer-
son avenue TO the center line OF
Iroquois avenue. extended; thence
southerly along the center line OF
IroQuois avenue. extended. to the
National boundary line; thence
westerly along the National
boundary to the center line OF
Baldwin avenue. extended; thence
northerly along the center line Of
Baldwin avenue extended 10 tho
point or beginning; except lots 1,
and 3, on the south side OF JEFF
ferson avenue west Of Lemay
avenue. OF Benlteau's subdivision
OF the north 500 feet Of that por-
ton OF private claim TIA lying
south OF Jefferson avenue: also
executing the rear north so feet I
OF lots 20 and 23 OF the j. s. Wis.,
gers sub'n or lots as, s, z 81 tho
X. BeauDien farm, p. G. 10, Iocat-
ed on the northeast corner OF Jcf-
ferson averue and Belvidere avor
nue.: also excepting lot one (1D
OF a. NJ. Campau Realty Company
subdivision OF part OF the LAY
ferty farm. Private Claim 32o. ar
cordipg To the plat recorded lin
I.iber 32 of Plats. Page 81.
Approved May 2. 1916
OSCAR Il. MARX.
Attest RICHARD LINDSAY.
B-73s City Clerk.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-13
Ordinance No. 36O.A.

AN ORDINANCE 90 amend mn ordi-
nance entitled IAN ordnance ia
amend Section 3 Of nm ordinance en-
tilted An ordinance prescribing GER
tain limits within the City Of de-
troit. where saloons In which spirit
nous IntoxtcatiWg or malt liquors
h.resfter he estnbiished aud main
tanned, nnd spirttMous, Intoxicating
Or matt liquors sOld therein, and tu
repeal all ordinances incOnsistent
hsrswitn, npprcyed Jan; 2: zoos
THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF
DETROIT:
Section 1. That an ordinance
entitled AN ordinance to amend
section 3 OF an ordinance en-
certain limits within the city OF
Detroit where saloons In which
spirituous. intoxicating or malt
liquors are sold az beverage
shall not hereafter be established
and maintained. and spirituous,
intoxicating or malt liquors sold
therein, and to repeal all ordi-
nances inconsistent herewith. APP
proved Jan. 2. 1908" be, and the
same Is hereby amended to read
Sec. .. No saloon where spiritu-
Gus. intoxicating or malt liquors
are sold as a beverage shall be
hereafter established and main
tanned within the territory with.
In the City OF Detroit described
as follows: All that portion or
the city bounded on the north by
the northeriy city limits; on the
street: on the south by the CEN
ter line OF Harper avenue, and on
the west by the center line or
Dubois street: also all that por-
lows: Commencing at a point In
the center line OF Milwaukee ave-
nue. at the intersection OF the
center line OF Dubois street:
thence northeriy along the center
line of Dubois street to the north
erly city limits: thence along the
northerly and easterly city limits
to the center line OF Clay avenue;
thence westerly along the center
of.wSy Of she I b.. q. il H. & NJ. Ky;
thence southerly along the right
of-way OF the D.. q. n. a. NJ. Ry.
to the center line OF Milwaukee
avenue; thence easterly along the
to the place OF beginning; also all
that part Of the territory within
the City OF Detroit bounded on
the north by line 100 feet north
s sry TS ne o. and S ' os
the east by the center line of
Chene street; on the west by the
center line of DeQuindre street,
and on the south Dy the nhtionai
boundary line In the Detroit river.
Excepting. however. the follow
ing described parcel of land: Lots
and 4 OF Kohler's subdivision OF
part of lot 2, sub. of quarter sec
lions 30. 40. Il. az and 50, 10000
acre tract, according to the re-
corded plat in iiber Is OF Plats,
page Is. Register OF Deeds office.
Wayne County. Mich. said prem
Uses being on the southwest cor
ner OF Newton and Jos. Campeu
avenue; excepting also the fol-
lowing described parcel OF land
situated at the corner OF Norton
and st. Aubin avenues, lots Nos.
~ and As OF the subdivision
of that part of outlots 3
and OF the subdivision of
the west half OF quarter sec
tion So. 10000 acre tract, between
the Boulevard and Young street.
according to the plat recorded In
liber % OF plats, page 6.
Sec, 2. This ordnance shall
take immediate effect.
Approved May =. 1916,
OSCAR II. MARX.
Mayor.
Attest: RICHARD LINDSAY.
Bliss city Clerk.