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The Irish standard., 1919-07-19
ULSTER.

ULSTER.
In q note to the contradiction by Mr..
ii. L. Garrett, president, Belfast Cham
her Of Commerce, Of the Westminster
Gazette's reference to the Ulster capt.
tai as "a city Of grinding poverty and
hideous slums," the editor Of that jour.
nal says: 1--WE wrote with knowledge
Of Belfast, and IL Mr.. Garrett desires
further testimony we recommend to
his notice the report upon conditions
In Belfast written by the medical off,
Ger of health of that city, a copy of
which he can get from the town hall.
The complacency of representative cit
ixens regarding conditions which hor-
rify every Investigator may we'll make
the humane despair"
Mr.. Tyndall, d., at Portadown ses-
sions, said many motorists had no re.
gard for public safety, and drove thru
the town at reckless rate. A boy
had been rather seriously injured. He
intended to instruct the police to put
a stop to 1t.
An open verdict was returned at an
inquest in Armagh on Mr.. T. Whim-
ster, late manager of the Armagh Gas
Works, son of Mr.. Whimster, J.P., Ar
magh, who was drowned in the Folly
Baths.
At Cavan Rural district Council
Messrs. p Baxter, T. Smith, and ]. j.
Pratt were elected; the first two being
also elected as Poor Law Guardians.
These were all unanimously reelected
to office.
The strike at McKay's bakery has
been settled, the foreman getting Is.
advance and assistants IS. and los.
Died-At Meath Hill, Kingscourt,
Catherine, widow of the late James
Mcconnell 1nterment at Drumbride.
By direction of the encouragement
Judge Cooke at Lifford, sent for trial
at the assizes 16 cases in which farm
laborers are charged with unlawful as
sembly during the recent laborers'
strike. In an appeal by James Hegar-
ty, farm laborer, against an order send
ing him to Jail for IA days for assault
ing another laborer who was working
during the strike fine of Els. was sub
stituted, and decision filming John
Mcdowell, secretary labor union, 5s.
for breaking down fence was re-
yersed. A fine of 2Os. each on Michael
Curran and Wichael Gallagher, Derry
beg. for assault on Mr.. H. O'Donnell,
J.P., postmaster, was confirmed.
The strike at Belleck Pottery con-
/; tinues, and there seems no prospect OF
a settlement. In truth a settlement
seems impossible, since the returns
for some years past would not warrant
any increase Of wages, without a cor
responding increase in income. The
latest phase is that the Transport
Workers Union will cease strike pay
and give the workers the alternative
of providing good employment for
them elsewhere. The offer of lump
sum for the works as going concern
does not seem acceptable to the direc-
torate, and the other alternative to
work it under the Department of Tech.
nical instruction seems to hang fire. 1t
will be nothing less than a national
calamity If this great and peculiarly
Irish concern is allowed to become
derelict.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-20

County of Jim iiorr.
on this. the Ord day OF June 1919.
this Court being in special session,
cAmc on 10 bee considered tho poiiiion
of Horny Edds and A. otbrr porsnns.
PRAYING that bonds Doe issued hy said
jim iiogg County Texas. in tho sum
~ Atlvnn hearing 3 pcr cent. rate ul
interest. maturing Thirty YEARS from.
dntc thereof. for the purpose of con.
structiug maintaining. and operating
nncalnml1ed' sraNclcd or paved roads
ana tuinnikeN or 30 aid thereof
And ~ appearing 10 the court that
said petition is siEard hs moro Than
"a majority OF the resident property
ltNpayiuE voters of said Jim fiuwg
county and that the amount 90 bonds
to hc assured viii mot exceed ono fourth
of the assessed valuation of the real
property of said Jim ilogg County.
" b. therefore considered Hnh order
Ud hf the court that ana election hc
ncld M said jim iloFg County. Texns
on the 18Th day Di July, 1919. which
De- not less than thirty days from The
date of this order TO determine
whether or not the bonds of said Jiu
Hong County Trtna. shall he iaeitcd
u the amount oi $4,000. bearing 5 pei
cent rate OF interest and maturing
Hi such times as may be- tixcd by the
commissioners Court. scrially or 9th
rrwiac. not 20 exceed thirty years from
The date thereof, Hnd whether or not "a
tfx shall be- levied upon the property
~ said county OF Jim Hogg Texas.
subject 10 tavation TOR the purpose of
paying the interest on said bonds and
10 provide sinking fund Tor the re-
demnNpn thereof nt maturity
Notice OF said election shall be
given hy publication in newspaper
ni,lug a bonn tide circulation in said
Jim iiogg County Tor four successive
weeks before tho date o. said election
and in addition thereto there shall Doe
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-20

posted notices of such election at three
public places lu tine County ui Sim
Hogg. Texas onH OF which shall bee nt
the courthouse door Tor three WcekH
prior 10 said election.
Said election shall be held al Usual
voting places iu various precincts toe
Wit.
Precinct No lat courthouse Hrh-
hrOnvillc. Texas; precinct No -lt IN
Sofdo Ranch reNns; precinct Nu
Alta Vista. precinct No Handud0,
Texas, precinct SO. Dat III Limo
Ranch precinct no. O-at g. T. Fast
Ranch house al san Antonio Nicio.
The following persons Hrr hereby ap-
pointed manapers ot said eleeuon,
a. J.. Draper. precinct So E l..
Armstrong; precinct no. % App >.
infant. precinct So. g. g. %. Ramirez.
'prccmct NO B; VIII McMutray, prc-
cinct No. q.
said election shall boz held under tine
PROVISIONS uf Articles G2T 60 GIf m-
elusive. nt Chapter o. Title fs. HrtIa-
.cd statutes 1911 and as amended bf
htpitr tla Acts of 1915. ami ouB
VhAiiiied voters who lyc property inx-
payers of snid Tim Hogs County. TeN
iH, shui DO allowed Go vote ANA an
voters desiring 20 huppori fhp PROPOSE
ton 90 ISSUE bonds shall hive written
'or printed 0u ihtr ballots tine words
For Che Issuance of bonds ana the
lowing 90 lhc tax in Payment there
Md thoFn opposed shalt havc writ
yen coz printed ON tAcir uallots the
words,
Against thc issuance Of bonds and
me lcNNinE of the tax ln payment
thrrtfor
The manner Of holding said election
shall he governed hs ihe laws govern
inE general riDr ions in This state
CODY ui this order signed it fle
county Judge ui said counts shall
serve as proper notice of said rlcr-
tiop. and the county judge ls directed
to ctuee sftld notice 10 hc published iu
"a newspaper with "a NluH llde oirruiH.
iion iu aaid jam Hoge Comfy Texas
for fpAr succosHi1r weeks next upcreu
INK such election ana cause 30 ae posts
ed IS notice thsfeoi at hfne puiilc
places lu tho County W. Iim Hogs
TeNHs. One OF which ehaii ne M tho
courthouse d0cr f1l thf weeas prior
% atid election
s. ST. Bnl MfGrID
tuuuff Judge
jim lIoEg Cnnni- Texas lAdvj
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-20
Agents Wanted

AGENTS WANTED sell gasoline
iron Labor and fnei saver Sells In
ovorv home Ray salary orssWnmias
Hlnn. Ladies' make good Representa-
fiNeu. White Tor ffce sample. Imperial
Sad Iron Co, Fort Worth, Texas.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-20

~ save you money on Typewrisers"
In this line since 1889.
w. q. MORRISON. 400 chsparrsl 81.
Corpus Christi, Tens.
Independent Typewriter Dealer
All Standard Makes
Manufscturors' Distributor
CORONA Typewritsrs
FOX Typowr,serc
ST. LOUIS Cash Registers
DlEBOLO and VICTOR Safes
WALES Adding Machines
PURE SILK tthe only Typewriter
Ribbons.
GLORIA Carbon Paper
MAYD WELL Brushes l
TlFFksS Never. Wind Clocks
w. b. MORRISON
Corpus Christi. Texas
~ take Liberty Bonds az par.)
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-20
Wanted-TO Buy

WANTED--A Ford VIII pay cash or
trade. J. V. Wood Phone ae5 or 1913
WANTED TO BUy-A hide. win pay
high cash price h r.. Gallagher
Phone 1908.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-20
OLD FALSE TEETH

Even 81 broken we pay from 5000 "a
5000 per set. CASH for Crowns
Bridges Gold. Silver. Platinum, CASH
by return mail Goods returned Il
prices unsatisfactory RERNEt,'s
FALSE TEETH SPECIALITY. - Third
Street, Troy. ~. Y.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-20
Miscellaneous

Kodak Finishing
Ac frr rsprrta uu tnis iiuc ~ wofk
gife w. = trial NuecgH Studio t&art
30 a muBuj,
Mra. Kate Dunnam
g0g corner RAILROAD Ave ana Tnncahus
---r..An
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-20


BARGAIN lots, Nos ~ and rs,
in BLOCK -, In Nucces BAY Heights on
main drive; title perfect Address
owner Mrs Emma Allan. 6i2 stewart
Ave. Houston Texas.
HUNDRED DOLLARS GIFTS }N-1cre
l.sHe On New Mexico. where geological
survey has located greatest oil pool n
world large number of wells being
drilled around thie tract Lenses shoot
lnv sktUarI daiiy DuiH fDw iflrfs
lcft Don't wait Co write telegraph orr
DORIS star Won {ealt Company. SIN
crHi Wells ToNa3
HOUSE OWNERS, ATTENTION.
ff tou huNc 20 modern homie iHr esic
ou South nluf Nc h1to customer
rcadt io buy 90 ,ou want go sell SEQ
SOUTH TEXAS REALTY CO.,
oln Mesquite ST.
FOR SALE Forty acros hctween Sin
ton and Odtm on main road NHlf I'm
cultivation. Might consider some city
property ia trade. $1,000 per acre,
"a. CuhaEe
FOR SALE seven room house. corr
uer lot 7sxi50 fe-t close &c., South
bur best bargain ia Corpus christi.
J.. r. clorkson
FOR SALE OR TRADE--l'iye-ro
house and lot one hundred feet from
pavement VIII take automobile as
part payment d. r. Reed. Phone SIS.
iFoH SALE-.One hre oiRht-room
lhuuse 1d openings outside plmdsi
ilurre cypress cisteru. 500 goo if taken
Int once Phone SO or 'aN
II
lFOR SALE-roriy acres being the
iN w p OF the ~ " nf Section No.
Idi. OF the Geo ~. p1ul subdivision OF
1.-The DfIscou Ranch flr QUICK sale.
lut cheHp price with good TERMS south
iTexns Realty GO. go Mosquito Street
CORPUS CHRISTI.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-20

lHALF-TON BUICK TRICK For sale
or trade can 500 water Street
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-20

WANTED SET of books to keep oven-
inss o. homie E-7ft. care Caller
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-10
Paris Says Duvene Duvetye Gb
Silk Duvetyne

The most glorious. velvety, Paris-adored of all
the Pars-favored duvetyne family
Here in the soft mellow fur shades Her. in
the soft bluesor the high" blues-duvetyne brings
out so wonderfully.
43 inches wide. So beautiful and fashionable
and scarce that it's not high at $l2 yard-reorders
\ promise to be higher!
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-10
Bertha Collars
Appear on the New Fall Dresses

@'FF~Hf chf SzhS f&0W MI DFStteb
New models have arrived. They are of lovely
Chantiliy lace soft net with dainty Vense lace edge
or of embroidered net
Variously, $l.so, 81; $3.50 and 81.
Very deep Bertha Collars of lace or net are
sh'rred to fit close to the neck At ST. So and So
New round Collars with rows of lace rufies. or
daintiy hand embroidered And other pretty
models, at 81, $3.50, 81 to So.
New Collars for square-neck dresses have a bib
'front.' OF net, lace e-trimmed At $3.50
-Gimbels, Neckwear Store, First floor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-10
Buying Up Fine Wooisn Weight
Pes' We're in Many Barely Today. press-srins.-
Women's Good, Sensible, Stylish
Coats-at Marked SAVINGS
With these as suggestions:

Black gabardine Coats--sizes up
to Sat $35.
Mighty good-looking silvertone-
velour Goats for $39.75.
Fine street and auto Coats of
tweeds and overseas coatings-at
$29.7B, S37.5o and $45.
A particularly smart model in
wool velour-at $49.75.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-10

IVA Otu-1 ETegnnce
Fine All-Wool Broadcloth
Not only staple but fashionable fabric
Close nap satin hnish-a grade so fine few mills
make it,
Yes, the colors As and 81 inches wide At s.
$3.50 and $3.50.
-Gimbels, Colored Dress Goods Second floor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-10

And q Rare Collection of
Coats de Luxe
Glorious fabrics.
Paris-bred styles
Beautifully made.
But-Priced the Gin16el Way
at $69.75 to $395
bells, Salons OF Dress. Third floor.
The mirror., 1919-11-06
Recalls the Days Of The Klondfke


Another gold rush that recalls the stampede Kondde has
begun in the Canadian Two districts nvolveone
them in the Copper lake northern 65 miles north
LIE Pas and the other in the bay 70 miles from K
nora, Ont. and about 200 miles of Winnipeg.
Every mining umberack aborer the vicinity of LIE
Pas who physically able and kkng the
OF the discoveries which said yielding
returns since dirt found Alaska
gneers in the writes
pondeut from LIE Pas.
The Contact bay region has
ing main line of railways thus while
lake field IS miles into the wds
rails by mukeg and the
of $50 miles which must be made and chances
be In district known be minerals and thus tremendously
alluring in spite of the handicap of difficult accessibility
The Copper lake strike accidental find
Indian While the his cabin the lake he
ped and fell which utted
Aneered by fall he struck the with his pick
of gold Within few minutes he opened
and several feet Deep which gold
about the middle of August
Cook working for railway engineer He pros
pecng and notified his employer and the digging
Before they quit the first they had gold
feet wide and running almost the surface considerable
The staked IA claims vicinity
strike. which big lode he had
The mirror., 1919-11-06

sackng much he could brought
to have it made into bricks
the samples he brought with him fire mug
Of gold Having filed his
district their the rush from LIE
$50 and 800 and umbermen led the
from Winnipeg that focking there
all of the buying supplies
the Eldorado.
Cooks find surprise mining who had
that there gold the mineral
has been by miners from
The of the mineral territory the hardhps
endured by parties that for extended
off the the inaccessby portions
metal.
The of the be illustrated by the
of the odtime that 10000
different directions from lie Pas they could be for
the mineral belt without anothes PATH There
of the that have been explored
unharted lakes discovered Capt French
Royal Mounted Police range
big rivers lake half Lake Michigan
merab smaller and lakes that had been
Beneath the muskeg of northern Manitoba
the national debts of Canada and the United
many the opinion of mining
Winnipeg than 500 miles
undead with gold silver Nickel painum less
OF
thoroughly the
thousands miles, of it
touched-Udca Globe
The mirror., 1919-11-06

Harry Hamilton. In
facinating expedition Boston
explore map the timber lands of that country
about to be developed by Boston
fvemen under Captain Owen accomplished
days flying what would have required ordinary
foot The results secured complete absolutely
photographs show exactly the conditions nearly 1000
timber land The flying conditions trying
only place where landing could safely be made
and everywhere the
phoographng eighteen hours twenty
While shipping old baled Petersburg
ILL., old paboard box fell from the when
picked up issues
called the Menard Index for the 1857
The paper edited Clay H. contained
Literature
igence" There advertising
Abraham Lincoln president and that he speak
Petersburg 1853
Douglas would speak rally October 25h
fifty issues the box which showed from condition that the
had been placed with for and
perfect condition
Captain johnson. BIRTH
the first the
His dory the Centennial built Gloucester feet long.
twenty half wide
johnson sailed her from Gloucester 1876
Liverpool 21, from Gouces-
Captain Howard Blackburn another Gloucester fisherman known
ngeess because the loss of all his fingers made
his thrty-foot boat
Great leaving Gloucester Massachusetts, June 1S s99
reaching Gloucester England days. Two
ne sailed the twenty-five foot the Great Republic from Gouces
Lisbon Portugal days. Captain Joshua Slocum,
April 1885, the foryoot soop Spray
which he made around the world three
The largest quar-
at the head of Lake Huron The weight cusher
pounds which and onehaf feet
forty weighs and onehalf The
special
transportation 1t took three and onehaf months build the
The crue will break $500
hour Its receiving opening 6O1sO inches At the final
the machine recently load of twelve and oneha of
crushed fourteen seconds The variation of the
different in making
Anything that
ure of value recognized
It may be wampum animals paper
of value it Even live animals
have purpose tribes
oxen sheep medium exchange
equivalent The Latin word for pecuna and
e) showing that (money
cattle Among South Sea islanders whales
and the early English colonies in America
and legal tender of
at q fixed pound;
When problem tearing up asphalt
make or repairs to the on trolley car the
old do particularly the San Francisco
Every introduced American mechanical has
abor-saving So with the trolley pow which
that connection with road
asphalt between the tracks
pow trolley gravel digs under the
slowly calmly loads the material of the truck
This SCOOP equipped
When trolley full the pow
material deposited In order fill
pey the scoop detached asphalt pushed
in eopposte end rapidly filling the
The smallest knife by Solomon L. Bax
ter eweler of Wellesley pass thru
eye ordinary needle The little knife
blades measuring nch Three tiny v
hold the sides and blades in position
The mirror., 1919-11-06
If l Were You

If were you in moments of reflection
Though criticism may be fair and true.
I'd not 60 in too much for vivisection-
If you
I would not take the flowers of life and tear
Apart their inner secrets all to view,
I'd pluck them gently, reverently them
If you.
If were you I'd leave twilight hours
'Twixt glaring daylight and the nights
black hue,
Some neutral-tinted scenes-some shady
bowers.
If l you
I would not let the oil of toeration-
The sameness of one general width of view
Subdue the free waves motion to stagnation,
If were you.
I'd not laugh down enthusiasms fire
As romantic, high-fown-Id leave some few
Sparks of noble rage-a generous ire,
If were you.
And o. amid the rush for wealth pleasure
And all the burlybu and to do,
I'd leave some breathing space some hooks
of leisure
If you.
j. d. Orabbe IN Forbes Magazine.
The mirror., 1919-11-06


democratic the of all ceeds and classes
Community service has been organized national basis and
elected Organization has been completed in
Pennsylvania Michigan New York, New Jer
sey Ohio and Illinois"
John Hays
Hammond Hartman, Gibbons, Hugh Frayne,
Hamn Childs, and John g. Agar
Ready To Scatter Seed
morning Madison which
lay bright yelowh At the
people Forencen surprised find the
looked had reddish brown color Similar
and New Hampshire
This phenomenon examined by several scientists They
fine bad fallen all the
United States
The strangest thing about of
region greater which had been under
evident therefore, that the have
travelled hundreds, if not thousands of miles
study shows that this
Samples been anayzed with
North where the dust FELL but the Southwest The scientists
positively from Arizona, New Mex
Kansas being those large of the which
our variations of weather.
that little before these dusals
North Northwest there heavy ndstorms
the Southwest
Albuquerque N. a such of the
The filled with
dust and sand that and xcabs could not
migratory worthy of careful study,
spores of plants elements of SOIL
James r. Riggs A Farmer
secretary agriculture R. Riggs
merely subject by lifelong
application his all his
life More than he by heredy His grandfather,
Riggs London county, Virginia.
old he Sullivan
Indiana and engaged farming and livestock growing There Com
modore Perry Riggs father of the born and
he his life All of his and
all of his sons have been farmers.
at
For from the Sullivan high school,
1882 he deputy and bookkeep for hardware
In 1885, he his
He made his first purchase of land 1888.
of his farms.
Women As Special Agents Under Food Control Act
Official consideration given appointment of women
for the justice the
food control has been said informally that recommendation
will be- made the enforce
of this legislation This will
fore Frank Burke chief of the bureau the depart
of justice.
The justice has previous
y number of them did work
They the the
York, Boston, Chicago. Baltimore and Others
think would be valuable in the enforce
the proteer
we said OF the officials of the department of Justice Women
purchasers years
they ought make good detectives of pro6teers"
who long get legal
against the retailer who has taken little Johnny
lily beeak have the pouring
the of a feminine department of justice
will be interesting watch clothing
prices should agents be named
during educated the
the this bill insight
the of buying and selling n quantities..
Shave
There limit the accomplish spectac-
Lieutenant Godeoy French recently
Arc Tiomphe Paris twenty
four feet He had just three feet eeway
The mirror., 1919-11-06
A Close Shave

There limit the to
Lieutenant odefroy. French recently few
Arc de Tomphe in Paris machine with twenty
four feet He had just three feet leeway n side
The mirror., 1919-11-06
Relata ReferO
Bits Of Interesting Reading and Information
Gathered From Many Sources
The Old Neighborhood.
By Scissors.

The Old Neighborhood.
In the place where I was born,
One bleak November morn
Where, a child. I used to play
My kidhood hours away
Where l learned the Golden Rule
The M. E. Sundey-School-
Where the livery stable stood.
Last in the neighborhood-
Where the blacksmith used to bring
Sparks out of everything
Where the ball field used to be-
Where'er I look see
A new garage!
Harry Hamilton, In Judge.
The mirror., 1919-11-06
Odds And Ends
Miscellaneous Items Developed Into Human
Interest Tales by Ambitious Writers
Selected
Solving The Leisure Hour Problem


When the leisure hour problem has solved the spirit of indus
disappear This theory which the
the community service
proceeding has completed
Illinois plans for the establishment the work under
In apparently unfrendy relations between capital
labor believes perform valuable work
revvng nghbohood sp leaders This be
teaching foreign the lessons direct
ing people educational lines
disappearing saoon furnishing
gathering healthy sphere the Social edu
lines broad
the support all and classes
Community has national basis and
has completed in
Indiana Pennsylvania Michigan New York. New Jer
sey, Ohio and Illinois"
in the national John Hays
Hammond E. Hartman, Gibbons Hugh Frayne
William Hamli Chids, and John G.. Agar.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-07-23
POWER COMPANY WINS ELECTION
Voters Ratify Proposed Contract Betweea Reedy
River Power Company and City Of Laurens

BY vote Of G7 to 81 the voters of
the city yesterday ratified the contract
entered into some time ago between
the City Council and the Rcedy River
Power Company. In general terms the
contracts provides that the city pay
to the power company rate Of 2 l-2
cents per kilowatt hour for electric
current used, that the power company
shall have a monopoly OF the motor
load in the city above quarter horse
power and that the owners Of the DOW
er company shall receive power over
the city lines at the rate paid by the
city for the current. A similar CON
tract, with the exception that the
term was for ten years instead Of five,
was voted down in February by a
vote Of 90 to 3S. Since that time very
little interest has been taken in the
matter.
Asked yesterday as to what rate the
city would have to charge consumers
to make the power plant meet cxpcns-
es, Mayor Babb said that he was un-
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-07-23
Rounds Gets the Contract.

G. l.. Rounds and Company was
awarded the contract last week for
the erection Of the new mill houses
planned by the I.aurcns Mills several
months ago. About 40 new houses
are to be built, all of them larger and
more modern than the present houses.
In addition to these buildings. a now
church is to be built for the Holmes
Street Methodist church congregation
whose building was destroyed by fire
several months ago.
With the erection Of the now cot
tagcs and church, the mill corpora
ton plans extensive improvements in
streets and avenues to make a more
beautiful and more convenient vii
lagc.