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Evening journal., 1921-08-17
IRELAND WILL
NOT ACCEPT
PEACEOFFER
Of ENGLAND
De Valera Tells Sim Fein
Parliament People Can't
Be Fooled This
Time"
DENIES PROFFER
MEANS HOME RULE

LONDON. Aug. II. Omitted Press)
After a lengthy discussion OF the
Irish question today. the British cab
met decided that the statement
which Lloyd George was to have
made in Commons this afternoon.
should be deferred.
Evening journal., 1921-08-17
The Weather

Sluwers bonight and Thursday,
not much oiranga in temperatures
moderate TO south shifting to west
winds.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-11
ELEVENS
CLASH TOMORROW
J eonshohocken-Frankford Game
+ One Of Big Contests
h.. on Schedule
RIVERSIDE TACKLES EWING

Several big games are on the inde-
,endents' grid schedule in this locality
y. tomorrow. One will bring together
ro,shohocken and Frankfort. two
.,:vens that to date have yet to meet
defeat. -,
Roth teams. by the way. are expert,
.ncinC one OF their best seasons ana
are anxious to win the ray as they
~ ~ contenders along with Ilolmcsburg
nd ad Tho Philadelphia Quakers for the
,nJenendent championship of Philadel-
phia. ,os. satrrdor bo,d
rooiJale 10 14-14 tie. and the up
staters only managed to even the score
a. The closing minutes Of the game.
III Manager Egan. Of the 1ronworkers.
..rs bn will start the same team as last
S,turday. and Conshohorken fans are
o"roino on special train to whoop II
,rn Tor their great backfcld. composed
of Baker, Pottcigcr. Rosctsky, Mackert
and Lukens.
Only one change has as yet been an
rounced in the Yellowjnckets' lineup
Al Pcrotti, former Washington and
Ice star, will take Armstrong; place
A. center, although another new player
AZ prominence VIII De on manu-. nut VIII
not start. He is Bullet joe Silver
stein, All Southern fullb0ck.
Manager Wyatt, of the Ewing A. A..
has made q last minute arrangement
with the big Green eleven of Riversid"
for these teams to clash Mt the Straw
bridge & Clothier grounds at Sixty
third and Walnut streets.
Both teams have fine records for the
.,.snn md Ewing held Uolmesburg
Conshohocken and Union A. A., of
Phoenixville, to low scores.
Logan A. A. opposes ono Of its
strongest opponents tomorrow in meet
Ing All Philadelphia at Eighteenth and
Rockland streets. The Marines and
Glenside come together at Jenkintown,
Roth A. G. is at Delco, of Darby: Joe
Cunningham takes his Ervein Club to
Collingswood. and Huntington opposes
Darby Fire Company at the Hilldale
grounds in Darby.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-11
not. II all depends on whether they win
the game in question.

not. II all depends on whether they win
the game in question.
Anyway, the visitors will enter. the
cage a decided favorite, although Man
ager Myers hopes the locals will at last
show some life and come through with a
win by way Of diversion.
Scranton has besides Bruggy in its
line up Garry Schmeely ut forward, and
IL will be recalled that the rotund Garry
swings a mean arm occasionally, as was
evident on Tuesday at Scranton, when
he dropped in thirteen baskets on his
former Coatesville pals
Garry has shown his ability before.
One time he wore a suit labeled with
Jewels and drew weekly pay envelope
from Manager William Kennedy. Garry
has chased some good guards almost
crazy, and once he gets sets 1t takes a
mighty good man to stop him.
At center is Oscar Grimstead. an
other veteran, who for years has been
known to be very good when he Is right.
The guards are Harvey and Ripley, n
pair Of defensemen who laborcd for Dave
Dennis and his Germantown gang last
year and who helped bring the Eastern
League championship to Germantown.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-11
TIGER ELEVEN LEAVES
Departs Early This Morning to Bat
tie Ellis Tomorrow

Princeton. n. j.. Nov. II. -- The
Princeton Tigers yesterday completed
preparation for the contest with Yale
Saturday and departed carly this morn
ing for the invasion Of the home Of the
Ellis. The practice WAS the last of the
season and thousand undergraduates,
accompanied by the band and yell lead
ers. visited University Field to give the
team rouslng send off as the gridiron
seasons curtain rolled down.
Coach Bill Roper put the finishing
touches on the team by sending his
warriors through all the phases of play
and practice. including punting, pass
ing, blocking, kicking and scrimmage.
Practice began when the varsity lined
up against the second team and Lourie
and Van Gerbig engaged in a punting
duel. Louric. averaging from 40 to 30
yards, bested the second-team man
both In distance and height.
Louric Clarity, Gilroy and Cleaves
were then sent in to break up forward
passes and get additional practice
against the menace used to such a good
advantage by the Harvard team last
week. 4 Snappy signal drill ended the
activities Of the varsity on the home
grounds this season.
Coach Roper is planning to start
the same team against Yale that over
vhelmed the Crimson Saturday
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-11
Independent Grid Games

TODAY
anhpoIl,meshnrE at Philpdeiphia Quakers, Phil
streets '>' '"" """ ""h"hkuon
H9bart et Al-Lancaster, Lancaster. Pa.
ntn,,iuwGod; OF Frnnkford. at Tacony A, A.,
l,r.ston D,isston Ball Park. State road and Tnruh
Shenandoah at Coaldaie.
SATURDAY
isig'shhohocken at Frankford. Browns
f's,n, uNord nike near the High School,
s,GinmnTIi Tines vs. G,cnside NJ JenkintOwn Uirh
o'mnoI GROUNDS, West and Walnut streets
met0 tlub. Of Manayunk, at Riyerfon
daie grounds, Darby, ''''
Epth A e.: n 0lney, at Dcico. Darby.
Rotkland streets, N""' R"'e'"'h aho
CoIwyn at Norwood.
r., hiy"rsids at Ewing A. A., StrawbridRe 4
s,.u..r s,,o,,uer fleid, SixtS-third and Walnut
SUNDAY GAMES
logan 4, 4, at Riverside,
BrooEnwn, n. j. W '"''"e"' W
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-11
CAGE CHAMPIONS
TO OPPOSE PILLS
Frank Bruggy and His Scran-
ton Miners Here Tonight
for First Time

Eastern League basketball fans will
have n chance to lamp the basketball
champions Of the Fast for the first time
this season. Mr.. Frank Bruggy, catcher
Of the Pills. will be here with his Scran-
ton FIVE.
After the game at the National A. c..
Eleventh and Catharne streets, Bruggy
ard his pals may have sole possession
Of first place, and then again they may
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-11
CRIMSON TRIO HERE
Harvard Ice Stars Join Up With
Locals

Three Of last years Harvard ice
hockey stars have joined the st. Nich-
oIas team in New York. As ST..
Nicholas will combine with Quaker City
this season it means that this trio will
represent Philadelphia on the ice.
Holmes, all Intercollegiate goal ;
Bunniu, forward and third whose
name is withheld for tine present. will
be in uniform. In addition there will
be Smart, goal Bierwirth and Burgess,
forwards Ellis and HenriQucs. CEN
t,ers, and Won Bcrnut and Huntington,
defense.
Quaker City will contribute Eddie
Hill. defense; Wanamakcr and Srhnarr,
forwards, and Harte. goal, as we'll as
Joe Dexter. defense; Soudar and
Clarke, wings.
Coach Dion, last years Quaker City
tutor, expects to take charge of the
team Immediately after Thanksgiving.
He now is in New York. The Penn
team practiccd last night and following
their workout the Quaker City can
ddateS Swarmed on the ice.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-11
Lawyers as Harvard
Football Detectives

cambridge, Nov. ll.-IIarvard'
sherlock llolmeSPS' are getting
ready for business. Annually the,
athletlc association has baud of
men searching out hooks and cram
mes where football spectators ply
theIr trade 50 that it can be learned
just which Harvard men have "sold
their birthright for mess Of dol.
lars"
The Harvard detective force for
'ne next ten days will 5c composed
chlehy of lawyers who are Harvard
graduates. by devious ways they
'earn the location of each ticket thus
ohcred them, and report to the II.
a. A., where a record is kept of
every Harvard purchaser of tickets.
Men diSoheying the rules Of the ath.
ietIc association, which states that
'he holder must use his tickets per-
sonally, are thus discovered and
placed on the blacklist. ..... .
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-11
00BIE ORDERS CHANGES
VIII Hardly Use All Of Regulars
Against Sprinofield

Ithaca, \. ", Nov. 11.--NcStcrday
marked Cornell'S final extended prnc-
tcc Of the week, long signal drill and
= special test Of the forward pass de-
lenSr. Coach Dobie kept the lthucuns
outside for an hour, though the field
S SnS IN poor shape, and then closed the
uay work with half hours forward
pasSing drill al the baseball cage.
J., Although all of the regulars reported
AZ hrst-rate condition, D0bic made Il
number of shifts in the lineup during
tne course Of the practice, giving the
Impression that he would not use all
Saturday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-11
ROCAP WILL REFEREE IN
lEONApn-ERlEDMAM BOUT
All Details Competed for Special
Match at Ice Palace


Match at Ice Palace
William II. Recap. sports editor Of
the PUBLIC LEDGER, has been selected
as referee for the special eight round
match between Benny Leonard, Of New
York, and Sailor Friedman. OF Chicago'
at tho Irp Palace. on the night of No
vember %. All arrangements for this
contest were completed at conference
held in the Office Of Director Cortelyou
late yesterday afternoon.
David L. Phillips, a local attorney
was decided upon as holder of forfelcs,
S25OO each from the boxers.
Billy Gibson, manager OF. the light
weight champion. attended the meeting,
and promptly posted I.eonard's forfeit
with Phillips. Friedman's financial
guarantee for appearance will be for
wardcd to the stakeholder from New
York.
Leonard will come into the ring at
catchweights, while Friedman Is re-
uuired to make 135 pounds.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-11

sates.R. |. Game POSTPONED
Lewiston, Me-. Nov. Ii.--The Rat.s.
Rig9de Is and state, football game. sched.
Uannr u1e1 Lor lewiston this afternoon. has been
The herald., 1921-07-28
CHARTER SYSTEM DELIVERY SER
VICE, INC.

July Aug. II.
The herald., 1921-07-28
CHARTER.

stock without first offering the same for
sale in writing to the other stockholders
through its Board of Directors; any num-
Der of. which stockholders who desire to
purchase said stock shall have the priv
llege of buying it in proportion to the
shares owned by them at the price bona
flde. offered therefor, and if no price is
offered, then they may be purchased at
the book value of said stock, by an out
slider.
If no stakeholder offers to purchase
said stock within thirty days from the
date of such offer, the stakeholder Of
ferlng said stock may dispose of the same
10 any person whatsoever.
No stakeholder of this corporation shall
ever be held liable or responsible for the
contracts or faults of this corporation, in
any further sum than the unpaid balance
due by him, If any, on the stock sub
scrlbed for by him, nor shall any mere
lnlormality in the organization have the
effect of rendering this charter null or
of exposing any stakeholder to any liza
Dillty beyond the unpaid balance. if any
que by him, for stock subscribed for by
him.
THUS DONE AND PASSED in my of
flee, in the City of New Orleans, aforesaid
the day month and year first above writ
ten, in the presence Of J. Lehman, and
Z. Spraul, both witnesses. of lawful age
and residing in this City, who sign hereto
together With said parties. and me. No
tary, after due reading of the whole.
ORIGINAL SIGNED j. Lehman, e
Spraul. Walter \. DilZcll, 232 Valiett,
Street, 1876 shares; John Z. Sullivan. 152-
Clio Street l26 shares, New Orleans. La.
William II. Sullivan, 1923 Clio Street
New Orleans, La, 10 shares.
ROBERT L. O'CONNOR,
July Aug. II.
The herald., 1921-07-28
CHARTER.

held ON the first Monday in July that is
not a holiday. The first Board of bir''-
tors shall serve until the annual meeting
TO bc held in July 1922. or until their sue
cessors are duly elected and qua.ihrd.
Immediately after their election the di-
rectorS shall choose from among Their
number a president, Slce-prcsIdenI ana
secretary treasurer.
ARTICLE Vino stakeholder sh4H
ever be held liable or responsible for the
contracts faults or obligations OF ."l'
corporation nor shall any mere inform
a'itv in its organization have the tit.1
of rendering this charter NUT or OF tN-
posing a stOckhGlder 10 any liabitty' n'-
youd the amount due for STOCK SALES.--FUTURE
for and unpaid.
ARTICLE VIII-This act Of incorpora-
tion may be amended and the Corporation
NAV be dissolved and it, affairs luuiaal'o
i'm the manner di1seted by Act No. -"' OK
the General Assembly Of the state OF
Louisiana for the year 1914.
ARTICLE IX-TLe Incorporators have
Hritten opposite their names their post
Office address and a statement OF the hbuI-
Der of shares of stock which each agrees
TO take in the corporations ana iu pay 70
mrut for the two hundred ANA MY -u''
shares subscribed for by Ralph W. Ah.-
burt and of the two hundred ana my
five shares subscribed for by tulte il.
Role the said Ralph ". liu.uuTt anu
Emile H. Role do hereby ANA by lL'-'
presents grant. bargain, sell. convey, trans
| fer assign, abandon, set over anu H'liN. Z
| with all legal warranty all OF th-r right
| tile md interest in and TO The NID Com
| pany Il CupartucrShip composed OF ne
| said. Ralph W. Hulhurt and LMle II
| Role including the good VIII, machinery
| stock in trade aud accounts rCroiTah.tEoi
| the said Hub Company. an accurate, o,
| tailed and itemiZcd statement OF VINO"
| together with a statement OF us Nilue a'
| appraised by the directors "t TINS corp"i"
| -, aup.yaI hereto to hN read OAR
| hereof. And the said Ralph W. Iulnur
and Emile IL. Role do Hereby declare uh
der oath that they are the sole owners o
| the business heretofore conducted under TN
name Of The Hub Company and or 4u o
| its property and that the only Hlbllii,
| of the said partnership is the balance dN
| on the trucks described in the anneNt.
| itemiZpd list. amounting to Two uunuTrd
! ffty-hve and 90 100 Dollars (S21JNol
which is to be assumed by the corpora
ton.
Thus done and passed, at my Office il
the City OF New Orleans, the day, mont
and year first above written III the pres
cnce of IIarrietta Schneider ana Eoge
Arnauld. competent witnesses residing D
this city. who have hcreunto signed thel
names with appearers and me, notary
otter due reading Of the whole.
Witnesses: II. Schneider, Roger Ar
nauld. , pI,-rq
Notary Publ,
7. the undersigned Notary, do hereb
certify that the above and foregoing is
true and correct copy of the original &c
| of record in my Office.
| In faith whereof. /. have hereIntO set m,
hand and affixed the Empress of my oiicia
seal this 18th day of the month OF Jun
~ - l'-i' CHAs. J. RIvET.
Notary Publ,
Recorded NJ. o. L. 1853 Folio 60.
| June 30-Aug. 4.
The herald., 1921-07-28
CHARTER.

Thus done and passed. In my office, in
the City of New Orleans, State of Lou
isiana, on the day and in the month and
year first hereabOye written, in the pres
ence of MesSrS. j. G. HOlliBgswOrth and
Malcolm j. Taylor, both competent wit
nesseS residing in this city. who have
signed their names. together with the said
parties, and me, notary, after due reading
of these presents.
Original signed):
tName Of subscribers omitted)
Witnesses: j. c. HOllingsworth, Malcolm
j. Taylor.
JOHN WAGNER.
Notary Public.
l, the undersigned, Recorder of Mort
cages, in and for the Parish of Orleans.
State of Louisiana, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing Act of IncorpOra-
ton of System Delivery Service. Inc. was
this day duly recorded in my office in
Book 1913. folio 1913. New Orleans. Lou
isiana, July 49, 1921.
by. Recorder of Mortgages.
l, John Wagner, a notary public. in and
Tor the Parish of Orleans State of Lou
lSlana, do hereby certify that th9 above
ana foregoing is true and correct copy
OF the original Act of Incorporation of
system Delivery Service Inc. and of the
certincate of the Recorder of Mortgages
Tor the Parish of Orleans, thereto attached.
IN" whole eNtant and of record in my cur
rent notarial register. in faith whereof
grant these presents, under my signature
ana the impress of my seal of office
New Orleans, La, July II, \. u. 1921.
JNO. WAGNER.
LHea!l Notary Public.
July 2l-Aug %
The herald., 1921-07-28

New Orleans, July sth. 1921.
(Signed) R0BT. SCOTT.
by. Recorder.
]. the undersigned, Notary Public, do
hereby certify that the above and fore
going is a true and correct copy OF the
The herald., 1921-07-28
CHARTER.


th,u iu office shall remain hoe U..... Ur.
their au..r-.ur- .r. elected t.. ...r.
of Directors shall have power .r r..s
aud establish. a- E.N H- alter .H. H......
nm Er Jaws. rG'.- and regulations m....
~afy aud proper for 'aH s.uHur. ... r...-
ae.u.gr H. Oh. affairs .u. n.-...r. of f..
corpora. ..u..a uH rur iUDog--'.l With .'.
charter. Tl. h..rG shall l.F. power.
w.INuu. r.I.rriu- 90 Ile stockholders. .E
the affirmative volt. OF t.u thirds OF Gin.
nuf.r. directors. tp borrow money. ,E.....
MORTGAGES. issue notes. pledges. bonds corr
other OBLIGATIONS. 4H -".. .-.u#u.- HI.
ou such Terms .- I'm t..'r ...-.H''' I.H.
Doe alHIu.a-.nu-s .. -.r.r..l. 90 Old. .t
LiH-- reasonably l....r. orr .H.'rH.H.
.rr -a. proper ..r~E la- ua r. t.g business
OBJ. the corporations .m. 'r.. .r. .-H..-
ullv au.ha..... 90 t--I" ana o..I."r ...
aalN shares rt stu.E and bonds ur "..-a.
tons of thee company. ia payment go. H'...
,rtv acquired HE said corporation. s.H
especially for fia whole rr .Ht H. a.
tua lr.e.s uHE I..I bog '..r..- s. ..H.T-
son. ST s..rH IuarI"a g- 3" .h. .-'
w.ut may Doe proper. A I...r.I. ". '..
directors shall constitute . quorum l"r
.hy transaction o., business. '.. I.."'.
of Directors shalt a-'" the '.. '- '. .
Vote 81 mot less jGau rwo..fr#. .. ..
directors fu ~.ll .ll 1r amy pau. CD. '..
property. movable and i"HH..... ...F.-
inr 90 tho CORPORATION. nr -' f-.... l'
esrhu-. therefor money @. H.M4 Cd.
/ bonds or n'Ay. OBLIGATIONS 'i t.".. Do.
liriGga, firm or corporation. o. gus '..
actor without referring 90 tu. ......."-
/ .rs for power tn do SOC At any I.".. ."@ col
/ rLa Board OF directors, amy u.g... .E" '.
annual meeting OF 1922. or unless ..."-'.
sent from Ga. meeting may be- r'pr,..N.,
/ hy amy other director Who may ems. i.'
/ Eut. of tile absent director ACCORDING d.
/ Jlu written iu.Ir.-lon~, either general o..
/ special nl said absent director. tH|A 'H'
10y death or RESIGNATION. as E.r.n. pro
yiIyd the Board of Directors shall con
~i-J of the following: j. u. Alison l'-l
office address. Nauau.uu binding, iHl~
/ hur-h. Pa. q. s. Crawford. ~. .".l
address, oliver Building. fl.ts.HFsh. IA
J.. Il. Nuuhall I9s,utl'r address, N.h..
diuw Building. Pi'ts0ur-h' 49,. - hla'
Monroe, post office address. I"-t 4-1.tr
lana Avenue. New Orleans. l.. aN. " g..
ter =. SUtNoU. Jr. po-i-oIu'e @'Hf' '.l
Eighth street, New Orleans, l". -. q.
foregoing i. II. Allison shan 90 lE'-i
dent, >. ). Crawford \lce-Prr-. ...-J ""'
J. L. Muuhall. secretary and treasurer
! ARTICLE -l-Ihis act OF incorporate
may hr changed, modified or aWthard
or this corporation may be dissolved d
the manner provided boy law, hy vote "
two-thirds of the entire outstanding cap
general meeting of the stockholders con
The herald., 1921-07-28
CHARTER.

original" Amendment to the Act of lncor-
pOration Of MaCkay Telegraph Gable Com
pany passed before me on the 9Th day Of
July. 1927. on file and of record in my
office together with the certificate of the
Deputy Recorder of Mortgages thereto
attached.
In faith whereof, I have hereunto set
my hand and seal of office this Sth day
OF July, 1921.
AL. c. HAMMER.
Notary Public.
July 14-AUguSt IS.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-07-29
FRECkLE-FACE

Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots.
How to Remove Easily.
Here's a chance, Miss Freckle- face,
to try remedy for freckles with the
guarantee of a reliable concern that it
Will not cost You a penny unless it
removes the freckles; while if it does
give you clear complexion the ex-
pense is trifling.
Simply get an ounce of Othine-
double srength-from any druggist
and a few applications should show
you how easy it is to rid yourself of
the homely freckles and get a beautl
full complexion. Rarely is more than
one ounce needed for the worst case.
Be sure to ask the druggist for the
double strength Othine as this
strength is sold under guarantee of
money hack if it fails to reuov..
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-07-29
BLUEBERRIES GROW
VERY PLENTIFUL
Local Man and Wife in Camp Fund
Place Where Bluebcrries Grow in
Vast PrOfuSiOn.

Blueberries that grow OH bunci.es
like grapes, from IS to 100 berries
on a bunch, have been discovered n:r
edwin Simons, of 81 Church street,
W no says he picked a bushel mai Icf
basket full in two h.urs yesterday.
The berries are clustered like grapes,
and on some samples which Mr.. 81
mons exhibited at The Herald Off &c
yesterday afternoon, there were ap-
proximately 100 ripe bet ries on a
space less than 8 u inches on the
b,anch.
Mr.. Simons says he discovered the
berries at South Lake or Congamond
Lake, where he and his wife have been
comping. He says there are any
amount of these berries there wal, :
ing to be picked. According to Mr..
Simons, blueberries are unusually
plentiful this year.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-07-29

Cincinnati, July 29.-Going bell
stopping has it's difficulties and it's
annoyance chief of which is the noise
made when the wares are sample!
But bell shopping as the means o.
averting costly court litigation is all
right
recently Albert Krippendorf, sho,
manufacturer, and a dozen other res-
dents of Grandin Road, the ulta-eS-
elusive residence thoroughfare of this
city obtained a temporary injunction:
restraining the Holy Angels church ic
that neighhorhood from ringing It's
bells so early in the morning WHOM
the residents were at the top of thei,
sleeping form. II was set out in the
petition that the vibration f.om the
bell shook the surrounding homes.
The church authorities rather thao
ing of the bell with one of less vocif~
erous tone and the suggestion was
agreeable to the compliments There
fore the bell shopping tour. They
went to a bell making foundry and
looked over the stock of bells that
ranged from mammoth church bells
% COW bells.
This will show you what my
clients have to contend it'll" said Col
SIMON Ross. He struck 700 pound
bell with a sledgc hammer.
This seems a little too gentle" re-
marked the Rev. Father Eugene
Davis, pastor of the church, as he
tapped smaller bell with maller.
The ringing of bells is a church
ceremonial and why have one that
IAN not be heard throughout the
parish"
None of the bells was found to &c
suitable and the foundry company
agreed to makek two or three bel s
weighing about one-third as much as
me present bell and line them with
alloy Of copper to deaden the sharp
hess Of the sound. They will be ready
III ten days. But until they are in
stalled the injunction remains effec-
tice