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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-02
ORDINANCES

REsoLUTtoN AUTHORIZING THE BOARD
OF Trustees of the Philadelphia Museums
y permit the National Association OF
Hosiery and Underwear Manufacturers to
nmo,S m,SSthelr Their annual exhibltion In the NAN Mii
scnms eion for Han OF the PsnsSde,paa ,S Ye ,SsS MS
and directing the Clerk of Council to pre-
sent this resolution to the Mayor for his
Whereas. The Main Exhibition Hail and
power house of the Philadelphia Museums are
IN need OF repairs beyond the FUNDS available
to the Board OF Trustees for completing the
=, And Whereas The National Association Of
Hosiery and Underwear Manufacturers. an
2rganization formed for the promotion aha t,a
inaas,ry in tho S' ,n,s innt oEsnin Milns to
sum Of two thousand g, ,o6CJ dollars, pro, pro,
exhibition in said Exhibition Hall for not
s,"is sssSt sn"is Que month nu,In wv ""u ~
Philadelpha, That the Board Of Trustees OF
tue Philadelphia Museums be and they are
hereby authorized to permit the National As
ssoc,nsi0n sc,, OF Hosiery and underMear apsd Mahu
between the central building and the south
building Of the Philadelphia Museums build
inss, Tor their annual exhibition dur,ns I,,e one
latl0ns to be agreed upon by the Board o,
trustees of the Philadelphia Museums and
the National Association OF Hosiery anu
Underwear Manufacturers, the said exhioi;
ton, commencing during the month OF Aptli
Association OF Hosiery and Underwear Manu-,
tacturers shall first pay ot the Board OF
! Trustees OF the Philadelphia Museums the
sum Of two thousand (2.O0O) dollars, to be
applied toward defraying the cost OF ncCes
sary repairs and snail further pay to the
said Board OF Trustees a sum sufnclent III
the juugmsnt of tue board to pay the ex
pense of lighting. heating, policing and keep.
ing clean the said Exhibition Hail during
such ,NhiDitlun. sa,d agreement to " In IUrn
| satisfactory to the City solicitor,
That National Association of Hosiery ane
! Underwear Manufacturers may charge al
admission fec to said exhibition and may alst
n,Ke "a CnuTgC TO exhibitors for space In sale
hall the proceeds to be used to reimburse Tn,
HssUClatiOn for the expense Of holding salt
! exhibition and for the payments TO said Mu
svums; all other parts OF the buildings ant
! grounds Of the Museum to be open TO th'
| Tree access OF the public. .
Resolved, That the Clerk OF Council be di
reCIud to present this resolution to the Mayo
! for his approval or dlsapproyal. -
Approved the 25th day OF March, A ~
| 1920. ~
| j. HAMPTON MOORE,
(No. 3i) Mayor OF Philadelphia.
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Az oRDISANCE TO AUTHORIZE THE
II, reCtor OF Public Works TO er'ter into
contract 10 %nr S9%sTISp tSsreo and
authorizing certain transfer TO pay Tor
same. . 1,,,,u =, ,ho r,t,,, 80 phil
odsTnhIa ordains: Thae the Director OF Pub.
lie Works is hereby authorized 70 enter into
a contract TO construct a complete asphalt
nn,ar,p With work appurtenant thereto, in
accordance with plans ana speGlncntlons pre-
pared by the DepartmtmHS Sircr,eS e, WSyss. Sys
tise Tor proposals and to award contracts as
provided in existing ordinances and laws Tor
Ino ne obineTy tools. equipmeHt and labor re-
I,,irsd 10 build a complete asphalt mixing
plant nHGTed wtin clS0op % square yards OF sspnait
nv nv nar day or 10 do the work In any man
ner he may deem best to faclIitaie the con
"'rnnS'iT 'Snctinn The Director Of Public Works
Is hereby authorized to appoint such engI-
neers, draftsmcn. inspectors, foremen, me-
"bsnics and aborers as may be required for
The design inspection: erection and construc-
Of the Plan, aea ~ Wages to be pSG the
aSoys.mSn nj loned employees: and 10 pay all
expenses for ssST'es SEs neSsnts
not tfpH Ser The cost OF the sad work
Pr SSpc"ion 4 That the City Controller Is here
sssTwtthorized to transfer from Item AZ re,
o9 ring TesurfaCinB and all kinds OF main,
tsLaITasaso Iaao W0TES ISc pepsrsment Of Pabc WORKS
Rurssu OF Highways, the sum or one hun
dred and seyenty-hye tho9ssm6 a Li;2,oT WorT 4S, t
rsss ysss &C Of Highways, Item 81. for the con
stSnction OF a municipal asphalt plant. com
p,S'e rs, property and buildings; the purchase OF
lam rollers, trucks ard equipment: snt
me ts.rnen mechanics and laborers required II
,pa "nnstruction and erection OF the plant.
! 'hs oproyed the 27th day OF March A. ID
1920. ,,pro>- ,oopr
! No Of, Mayor OF Philadelphia.
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AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND SECTIONS

AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND SECTIONS I.
and OF an ordinance entitled An ordi-
nance regulating appliance and meter
charges for water. establishing minimum
and ferrulc rates proportionate to the size
certain establishments and appliances for
which water shall be furnished by meter
pesemSeF Rstaa'iGn iSo OF
Section 1. The Council OF the City OF Phil
nance entitled An Ordinance regulating ap-
pliance nrM meter charges for water. estsb-
tionate to the size OF the connection to the
main. designating certain esta blishments and
spplia nceJ for which water shall be furnished
by meter and authorizing the installation OF
meters" be. and the same is hereby amend.
ed By striking out all Of Section and sub
stsStnG IN LEY thETsTi @ the - dS.19winE ISc,vor,
water consumed. repairs to meters. furnish.
ing and Installing meters meters; shall be paya6!s
tor consumption Of water shall be made VI
from meter readings taken periodically by
dcred under the following conditions:
The first quarterly bill In each year shsl
may be omitted in the second and third quar-
! ters unless the amount OF such bill is greater
than the yearly minimum charge: -
/ paid ffteen l5) days after the bill for tbs
same Is rendered, there shall be CHARGED al
/ a penalty Tor such nonpaymeTH an additiona
Five C5I per cent at the expiration OF M
Five t5I per cent additional at the expira
! ton OF forty-hve C45l days.
! Five go per cent additional az the expira
/ tion OF one hundred and five uOJ) days.
II any meter water account remains un
/ paid one hundred and tive uO5) days afte
! the bill for the same has been rendered. th
! Water Bureau shall serve notice upon th
delinquent property owner and said &C
| count RENAME unpaid for ten lO) days there
after the premises shall be deprived o
water ur;;il all arrearages are paid
| r. in disregard Of this provision the waite
! Is turned on before the payment OF all ar
! rearages the ferrule may be detached from
| the water main. In such cases the ferrul
! shall not b, reconnected until all back waite
| rent cha rges and penalties are paid. and tn
! necessary permit taken out for the repIacI'
| OF the fcrrule, which permit snail lnciun
| the cost OF withdrawing and replacing tn
ferrule. ,,,- :,
| And further amend by striki ing out sJl .
| Sectinn q and the clause In the first para
graph OF Section l. except as hereinafte
provided il Section w. ana re|Imotr'h
Section 10 as Section y, ,
Appro lcd the nth day Of March. A u
1920. ~
J HAMPTON MOORE,
mo - Mayor OF Philadelphia.
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KING EATS WITH BEGGARS
Alfonso and Queen Wash Feet OF
Subjects as Reliqious Bite

Madrid, April 2.-lBy A. PO-Ex-
treme brilliance marked holy week cere-
monies ut the royal palace yesterday.
Escorted to the palace chapel by a guard
attired in gala uniforms. King Alfonso
Queen Victoria and Queen Mother
Marie Christine attended mass. at which
there was a large congregation OF titled
pcrsonages. army officers and grandccs
OF Spain. The men were in full rcgalia
OF the various orders of knighthood.
while all the ladies wore white mantillis:;
Later the king washed the feet OF
twelve blind men, while the queen per
formed the same Office for twelve beggar
women. who, after the sovcreigns had
broken bread with them, left the palace
bearing baskets of food.
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~vNDREss FOR DINNER"
rev. Bernard Vaughan Scores Modes
OF Modern Woman

London, April 2.--(By A. P.)-Pre.
sailing fashions in womens gowns were
vigorously assailed in sermon recently
BY the Rev. Bernard Vaughan, the
widely known Jesuit father whose es-
says and sermons on morality and home
life have for the last twenty years
Attracted great attention throughout the
world
.Tn days gone by ladies' dressed for
dinner, now they updress for 1t, he
declared. ''Women's clothing ought to
serve the three purposes. Of decency, OF
warmth and Of ornament. Women, in
their mad craze for what Is known as
emotional gowns sin against every
csnon Of good taste. Such dresses are
immodest, unhealthy and as ugly as
they are expensive. Girls who follow
the up to date fashions are running
their own and their ncighbors souls, as
well as their own bodies. Designers
of fashions seem to be devoid as much OF
taste as OF principle.
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OF REQUEST TO THE MEM:
bers of Congress representing the Clty OF
Philadelphia. to urge the re.enactment Of
daylight saving by the Congress OF the
United states and directing the presenta-
ton OF this resolution to the Mayor Tor MS
approval disapproval.
Whereas, The Ordinance approved Decem-
ber 9th 1919. entitled An Ordinance to save
uayIIgnI and to provide standard time tor
the City OF Philadelphia has been repeaIeo
because OF its conflict with Acts OF Assem-
bly, and .,,, ,
Whereas, majority OF the Citizens OF
Philadelphia. comprising the worklnsmen.
clerks and office employees very strongly urse
a daylight saving law whereby they may
have an nOur ia daylight Tor cNsIv'ac "n,i
recreation without which they cannot aNalI
themselves OF their desires, and
Whereas, This Council desire to help the
workingman and other employees OF our CITY
in this respect, therefore . ,,,. .
Resolved. by the Council OF the Cty OF
Philade Iphia. That the members oil Congress
representing the City OF Philadelphia De, ahe
they are respectfully requested TO lhuivio
ualiy and collectively urge upon Congress IN,
necessity Of a daylight saving law ana eEer'
every effort within tneir power To nave Con
gress pass such law. ,,, i, Al
Krsolyed THAT the Clerk OF Counci oe dl
rartpd To present this resolution TO the Mayor
Tor mis- approval or disapproYal. .
Approved the 18th day OF MarCh. A. y
NV J. HAMPTON MOORE,
~, Az Mayor OF Philadelphia.
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JAPANESE BUILD HUGE SHIP
Tosa, Largest eattleship in Navy
70 Be Launched in 1922

Toxic. April 2.-CBy A. P0-The
battleship Tosa. the keel of which was
laid at the Mitsubishi dockyard in
Nagasaki recently. will be the largest
of It's kind i'm the japanese navy. She
will be of 40. 900 tons displacement and
is 700 feet long. She will carry ten
sixteen inch guns.
= The Tosa is sister ship of the
Nagato, which was launched at lo-
kosuka. The Tosa will be launched in
1920 and will embody all the latest
Innovations of naval warfare brought
about by the experience of the great
war.
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AN ORDINANCE TO ESTABLISH A BU-
reau OF Recreation in the Department OF

Leau OF Recreation in the Department OF
Public Welfare. ,,,
section /. The Council of the City OF Phil
advIphIa OrdaIns: Inat IRON ana hltrr thr
date OF approval OF this ordinance the reCTe-
ational work OF the City of Phiiadelphla as
mrrctutore existing and conducted under the
Board OF Recreation, which has been Hboi-
ished and the functions and power OF whlch
uy act Of June 10 1919. have been trans
be, and the same is hereby transferred 10
the Department of Public Welfare and estab-
lished Bureau OF Recreation IN the
Department OF Public Welfare.
Tne director OF Public welfare snail ap-
point Chief OF the Bureau. whose duties
shall be to have general oversight and dlIec-
t.uI OF the reCreatiOnal activities OF the city.
subject to the approval Ul the Director OF
Public Welfare.
Inc empIoSes heretofore on duty in the
said BOARD and occupying positions Tor ,wnlCh
tIAnsIrr, ru to the said Bureau in said De-
partment OF Public Welfare at the same sal
aries and wages nov b".ns pL"':
Tnere shall he appointed from time 10 time
by the director. subject to existing laws.
such other employees Council may deem
necessary and proper for the conduct OF said
bureau and the wages OF remuneration Tor
the same shall be charged against the ap-
pruprl tie items in the appropriations made
from time to time to the said Department Oi
Public Welfare. ,, l.,
Coustatr.., ~, irN,Iln Ue, anu tne same are
"e! NpproSeG the 18th day of March, A. D..
! 1870. ,--I,>, >,,o,r
t<n Al Mayor uI plnau"I "IPHia.
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TURKS TO GET TREATY SOON
Supreme Council to Arrange Terms
In Sessions April 10 to 22

Paris, April 2.-(By \. PIN
French circles the expectation now is
that the meeting of the Supreme Coun-
ell in San Reno will be called for April
10 to %. Turkish delegates, it is un-
derstood. will be invited to present
themselves toward the end of April to
receive the peace terms.
It is pointed out here that many of
the terms were prepared by experts in
the, absence of heads Of the Allied gov
ernments. Hence it will be necessary
that full session of the council 90
over the whole project.
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AN ORDINANCE TO PERMIT THE CON
sumers Brewing Company to lay ana malh,
tain two terra Gotta pipes under, AND
across FitZwHter street, from southwest
corner of Juniper and FltZwater streets 10
northwest corner Of Juniper and tlt2water
section / The Council OF the city Of Phil
adeInhia ordains: That permission be. ana
Ihe same is hereby granted to the consumers
STeyying Company to lay and maintain two
six-inch terra Gotta pipes under ana across
FItzwater street, from the southwest corner
81 Juniper and FitZwa ter streets TO the nortn'
west corner OF Juniper and FItZwSter streets
m connect their buildings on either side OF
said street The said pipes are to be used
10 convey electric wires and pipes and cN-
cSusivrly in the business Of said company
sad pipes shall be laid under the super
vision and to the satisfaction OF the Depart
mani OF Public Works, IN accordance with
mans 10 be approved by the said department,
snd shall not interfere with any munlclpal
~ other structure now in said street. Before
a nermit shall be issued for the work OF lay
ing said pipes the said Consumers Brewing
,.ompany shall enter into an agreement, sat
isfactory TO the city Solicitor, protecting inc
CITY against all damages by reason OF tne
LAYING and maintenance OF the same and 20
OF the street as shall be disturbed in SAID
york and shall pay into the city Treasury
IN. sum OF Atty i5O) dollars for the publica
tion OF this ordinance. The privilege hereoS
Granted shall be revokable at any time ano
the pIpes removed upon the passage or an
nrdinanCe TO that effect. .o.
Approved the 95th day OF March. A,D lS=V'
] HAMPTON MOORE,
(No. l0l Mayor or PhiladeIphiH'
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Az oPnISANCE TO REPEAL AN ORDT-
nance approved the ninth DAY OF Deem.
her, 1910, entitled "hn ord,9sndGe to-. to ssNs tos
tbs Gity Of ladelphia,"
section I. The Council OF the City OF
r,n5sInhia ordRins: That the ordinapCe er-
in1iLl.s IN Ordinance TO save daylight and
20 ,'T% provide standard time for ths City o.
nnnnccernbsr. 1919. be, and the same is hereby
repealed 49,, ox,h dav NJ March A n
1890 J, HAMPTON MOORE
cSo All Mayor Of Philadelphia,
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-, oRDISANCE TO AUTHORIZE GER.
AN O NIgnsfsrs in the annual appropria tion
10 the Department OF rpOg rrTct ", '''te, , ~, ~
SETON / The Council OF the CITY OF
Pniiiiss ns authorized and directed TO make the
,,ryptna,yinE transfers; namely Department OF
Iubl" - .hree thousand six hundred and
sfisty-six q $500 dollars and sTtyISsyen Gc 'eI
Cehts, ~ nEyslcian-in-chiet at the rate OF
sanr thousand li.0col dollars per snnum.
from ErS,.sd ESprd he 'aOth day OF March, A, D..
hnpp' n HAMPTON MOORE
Wa l5) Mayor Of Philsdephia
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Any balances remaining from the amounts
apportioned in this section be. and the same
are hereby transferred TO the Bureau OF Con-
struCtive Social Service. Item 90. organza-
tion OF Bureau. payment OF employees, sup
plies. furnishings, etc.
Approved the 23rd day OF March A. d.
1920. J. HAMPTON MOORE
(No. l6) Mayor of Philadelphia.
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~ ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE GER
~ p",ransfers In the aThual appropra-
tSn ts,m 70 the city Treasurer and Sheriff for
the year lO2O ,,.,,o,i n, ,n ,ri,,, ~ phI
SeCtiuh ur.dpin: That the City Controller
Sae'pn,d 90 'pnd he is hereby authorized 20 make the
Soo~ng Transfers 1 the anHIs Y
tions 10, 1.m NV n iuSerest on new loans, one
ha1drSa aHS Sosr. 5Ts
hunatsu thrs. G53) cents to the following:
anu "'' CITY TREASChEh
,, II MOtheTs' Assistance
Item Of Phila delpha County
80 nensions for indLgent WIDOWS "a, ana no
iu' III Aha ndoned mothers ''''Sl@o Ooo OO
anu SHERIFF
ian, IA For purchase and re-
l'Tum 'Tnunmysi OF automobile vans TOR a. neo 3,
neSS1 fse Conveyance Of prisoners asS hS
1920 / HAMPTON MOORE.
,os, Mayor Of Phiia de ipha.
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J. HAMPTON MOORE,
(Nn. oil Mavor Of Philadolnhia.

laying OF water pipe in r, ca%ac, csGsr Cedar.
hsT ppincott sres st. ssrTS ssrnsrd. seventy eighth
Twelfth. twentieth wakeiing. Walter and
Wishart streets; Castor IStresaS,e po,,eyard ana
and Kenwyn road. MT
Section 1. The CouEcil Of the City OF pni,
Public Works be authorized to lay, water
pipe in B street. from Tioga to Vensngo
avenue avenue. cn cedar Street street. G from Tiosa TO Te-
mango street; Chew street. from EleyGnIn 10
Gsmse street DyTe snset ,TSm sXsnSe TO
waEelinE street; Erdrick street. from
Princeton to Cottman street; Fourth street. street
street; Lipplncott street. from A TO street; sna
Street: str n'rSSra scventy.eishth street. from To-
avenue; Twelfth street, from Olney TO Neuto =,
fSsnas PscGs stTsSI wSHsS Wakelns street from
rocks to Large street and from DSre sress s,
70 Roosevelt boulevard; Walter stresi: :,shSrt o
street from Kip to Il street: Castor avenue,
from Harrso to Pratt sns strss! ToTTssa i6 Ft@nE
avenue to Roosevelt boulevard; Koossxeit T,y
fair stree street and and from wakelIng to Pratt
street; Kenwyn road from Castor avenue u
i'oaCI approved ' the Goth day of March. A. D.
''&' J HAMPTON MOORE,
CNo ?0 MAYOR OF Ph!ladelphia:
AN ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE THE TIL
placing on the City plan Akron; Hanson.
St Bernard. sheibourne ana waiter
Section /. The Council OF the City OF
Philadelphia ordains. That the Department
OF Public Works. Board of surveyors De n au;
thorized TO place on the City plan AKRON
street, OF the width OF Atty feet. from Dyre
to Pratt stret; Hanson street OF the wiath
OF ffty feet from Spruce to Pine street; 81
BERNARD street. OF The width OF attX feet:
from Locust to Pine street. She!oourn>
street OF the width OF hfty feet from st. Vin.
cent to Walter street: Walter street OF tne
width OF forty feet from Rising Sun avenue
TO Shclbourne street Provided That before
| said street shall be placed upon the Slty
plan the owners OF property within the lines
thereof snail within one year from me ap
| proyRl OF this ordinance. dedicate the beds OF
the same TO the city on the lines and grade
as confirmed by the Board OF surveyors, OF
! shall Indemnify the City against all DAMAGE
or claims for damages which may arise troir
placing the said streets on the pan ana tneli
/ subsequent opening TO the confirmed line'
Approved the Goth day OF March, A. D
| 1920 ~ .
| CNO 9aI Mayor OF Philadelphia.
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DIAMONDS BOUGHT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

HAVING SOLD my former business will
qulring capital and active executive ana
sales supervision; must be stanle manufacs,
turing o. sales, Ronv. fun details, llSS
Commercial Trust RdC.
HiAWATHA HOTEL. Seaside Park. y, j.,
can be bought at low figure and on terms
20 suit purchaser; snlendld location; eSSag SS,a
llshed trade furnished. tn1ly tC j. W WIZ
kinson. 3aO3 Race st, Philadelphia Pa
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Legal ADvERTIsEMESTs
LOST AND FOUND

KEYs-Lost. bunch OF keys, about 8, on way
from 18th and Morris to 9th and Chestnut
rhuTs morning between > and h;l5: reward
- Teturned 10 172h =, Bancroft 1T.
PES-I,ost Roid combination pen and pencil
rtan,Iiy its .rioOm: between Wanama kerr y
,na Wroad ST. station and CARPENTER station
utn reward II returned Is W. PhIl-Elena
st Gtn.
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AN ORDINANCE TO CONSOLIDATE THE
Rurrau Of Charities and the bureau or
CORRECTION in the Department OF Pubic
S,Ction The Council Of the city. Of
phIIs ieiphia ordains. That from and atte-
The massage Of this ordinance the Bureau OF
n, ritI,s heretofore existing under the De
Dartment OF Public Health and Charities,
"a The bureau OF Correction, heretofore
"xtstipp under the Department OF Publlc
81 Fsiv the functions and powers OF both OF
,ybich bureaus have by the Act OF June 20;
ToiH been transferred 10 the Department OF
pnhIi, Welfa re shall be- consolidated INTO a
tt,,iDaa,, of Charities and Correction Dcparl &,
I,,ant ~ public Welfare. which Bureau sha
hn,rc charge Of all charitable, correctional
"a reformatory institutions lncluainE any
Snnsa ~ correction but not lncluulnG nos
Imt,aIsl the control or government OF Wh'ch
~ ~ anIrusted TO "a i'd city.
- .Ths director OF Public Welfare snail ap'
,i,t a chief Of the Bureau whose duties
iii I've 10 have general oversight and dlrec-
80 ~ the Charitab Bile and correcLonbl WORK
s,,bieCt 10 the approval OF the Director ot
vtTTbeere hall b, appointed from time 10 time
,,. IN. director. subject 10 tNstRR laws
W oEScn nther employees rs CounCi may deetI
suuCC,'ss,ry and proper tO- the conduct OF sale
u,rsau and the wages or remuneration tol
@ pui ,in. snaII be- charged against the ap
W. lo,Ttnts items IN the appropriations madt
PIoIp, time 10 time to the said Department OF
Public M>,ed Medi" the I'D day Of March. 4. D.
1920. &c. 81 phiiadeIphis
iNO. lAl 49, -
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iszo' J. HAMPTON MOORE
af.., 49,, MayOr OF philadeIDhia "A
09DINANCE TO AMEND AN ORDI
Ac -, royed January 2 1870 entitlaC

An -oRpTNANCE TO REPEAL An oRDI;
nance approved November g. lsiS entitled
rvsn,y,third street, from York street to
ssd,riiss The Council OF tho City Of
p,,l,saSlphia ordalnA That an ordinanc ap-
n,nsed November 8. 1919. entitled An ordi-
saSssnaS .trs.f. from York street TO sedSsy ave-
~. - be- and the same In hereby repealed.
rpresso '"s J. akMPToN MOORE.
<2e. an Mayer Of Philadalphia.
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AN oRpINANCE TO STRIKE FROM THE
City plan sixty-ninth street from Elm
and Washington Railroad and Grays ave
nue., from Sxty-eighth 20 Seventeen
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= J. HAMPTON MOORE
mo 2Ol MAYOR Of philadalphi

AN ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE THE
opening of the unopened portion Of Green
way avenue. from S!xty-hfth to Slxty-sixth