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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-11
LEGAL NOTICES.
tRoPosAEs roz $4,000 AUDI
TORIU1g BONDS,

TOR1U4 BONDS. |
Notice is hereby given that bids will
be received by the Undersigned Up to 4
1921 to be presented and acted upon by
the Board Of City. Commissioners al
their regular weekly meeting to be held
Wednssday, August s1st. 1921. at
may adjourn. to-. for the. purchase of
100000 auditorium bonds of the City
or Grand Forks. North Dakota, which
said bonds will be issued under the pro-
that certain resolution adopted BY said
Board at their meeting. held IN wednes-
gay. May 25th. 1921. part Of, which is. as
follows, o. Shall the City of Grand
and sell the bonds Of said city in tie
sum of $4,000. 90, such bonds to be in
denominations Of $1,000 each. and all to
bear interest at the rate Of SO per
annum, payable s~eri-annually and ma
Of paying o%ne-fourth of ann in five
years, one-foprth in ten years. and one
fourth in fifteen. years, such bonds and
the proceeds thereof. to be used as a part
known as the "Auditorfum property.
being described as Lots Ten (1O) and
Twelve 90 Of Block Three az. Of the
Forks, North Dakota as. and for, a NUM-
cipal Auditorium" Which said resoiu-
ton was voted upon by the electors Of
the 27th day of June, 1921 and which
carried by a majority Of 241 votes.
Bidders are required to state the
amount Of premium they will pay for
said Issue Of bonds, II awarded to them.
Bids, are to be made in sealed en-
velopes and marked on the outside.
Bids for 5000 Auditorium Bonds
and the successful bidder is to satisfy
himself. as to the legality of the issue
at his own cost. A certified. cheek in
the sum of SO OF the BID made payable
to. Henry o'Keefe. president. must ac-
company each bid as = guarantee that
the bidder will comply with the terms
and provisions of his bid and which viii
be retained as a forfeit II bidder refuses
to comply with the terms of his bid.
The Board reserves the right is accept
or reject any or all bids. Done by order
Of the Board Of City Commissioners.
this 10th day Of August, 1921.
CHAS. ]. EVANSON.
City Auditor.
(AuS. 11-1S-25, 1921
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Proposal For School, BuiidinS, school
Dist, no. 40, Grand FORKS County,

:. Notice is. hereby, given. that sealed
Education OF Dist. No. 4s. Grand Forks
County, Jamestown, N. Oak, until !
O'clock p. M. Aug. 81. 1921. for the erec-
plans and specifications No. 444g prepar-
ed therefore. by Bert D. Keck. architect.
F Ehrg Sati 1n Bank building. Grand
Plans and specifications viii be Oh fle
after Aug. IS at the Office OF the archi-
tect, with the clerk Of the Board Of Ed
Exchange. Grand Forks. N. OAK,
Arrangement, for Individual. use Of
architect. -.
BIDS viii be received. for the general
construction ct the building. heating
and other incidentals, as required in the
specifications.
Proposals win be submitted on forms
as required In the specifications and ar
cording to the call for proposals con-
tanned therein. -.
Proposals win be received. in sealed
ENVELOPES, Identified with the. name Of
the bidder on the outside at the present
school building Of Jamestown. n, OAK.
The Board of Education reserves the
right to accept or reject all or any pro-
posal. ~ = "
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 10,
Grand Forks County. Johns
'G 5oaN N McP PRh;s
President.
G. W. ANDERSON.
Bert D. Keck. Architect,
First National Bank Bldg. .
Grand Forks, N. Oak.
Aug. 2, 4. 9. II, 16. IS. 90. IS, 80. 31.)
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NOTICE. TO ckBDt4ons.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.

County Of Grand Forks.
!, IN County Court
In the matter Of the estate Of 4.
Osman, deceased. -
Notice Is hereby given ~ M. Fish-
man, administrator Of the estate 81 r.
Osman. deceased, to the creditors Of.
and all persons having. claims against
said deceased, to present them. with the
necessary vouchers, to the said M. Ffsh-
p. within four months after the arst
publication Of thfs notice.
Dated July 9th, A. D. 1921.
M. FISHMAN,
Administrator Of the EetatA
Of F. Osman, Deceased.-- i.
First publication July 2sth, 1891.
(Ju1y 28: Aug. 4-11-18N -
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LEGAL NOTICES.
.noRosALs Eon rmE.Hosn.

Seated pT6posais VIII bs feeeived At
the office Of sChas: ]. Eyansonc city audi
tor, not later than a, O'Clock {. MI. .TuSss
day. August 23, 1921, FOR furnishing the
city Of Grand Forks N, pp,. With Il
thousand feet Of cotton rubber-lined lire
hose, 2A 7inch Internal diameter coupled
With AUTOMATIC couplings. Grand Forks
thread, with .Higbee cut Of thread. t. O.
b. Grand Forks, n. D.
SAID hose to weigh not less, than 50
pounds. nor more than 5S pounds
coupled. per section Of SO feet, coupled
TO weigh not less than & nor more than,
81 pounds, and to. be stamped Get. 4.
1921; hose to stand !. pressure OF 100
pounds, and guaranteed for thfee YEAR,
from date OF delivery. a
A certified check for 5000 uuitiuIsstt Dc
company each bid for the faithful sxeeu-
with, q sample Of hose.
The. Board Of City Commissioners fe-
-
Dated Grand Forks. N. D.. August /.
CHAs. J.. EvANsoN.
City Auditor.
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CHAS. J. EvANsoN.
City AUDITOR.
NOTICE ron 8IUS FOR EFTzI

Sealed bids viii. BE, received ~ the
9; f. Cando. N. D., at the home OF l..
W.. Weston, Caf1do,s N D., until IL
o'clock noon of Sept. Goth. 1871, for:
furnishing n installing g steam heat
4s'xs6', known as I. O.. O.. F. building,
Cando, N. D.. Said plant to be fnStalisd
BY. Nov: 18th, 1921. A ceftined check
Tor $4,000 must accompany each BID.
The Trustees reserve the right to reject
any and all bids.
Address all communications to.
L. w. WESTON,
~, Cando. N. 3.
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Herald want Ads Bring ResuitG
Hstait wart Asfs SfisE Essnasnl
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MISCELLANEOUS FoK SALE

FOR sAIr-FRFsH VEGETABLES OF
all kinds. Phone 2s81W. 1902 Jennie
Ave.
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HOUSES FOR RENT
HOUSES roH SALE

FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT FoIs
winter: Gall 27l40W evenings
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PHYSICIANS AND sUKGEoNs

Children taken care Of by day. week OF
month. .Rhone. PEI. Write. $50, Herald,
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m~roR1eArron.

Closing HoURs-want IA. ,fostps
close every morning at 11:19sf6f the
evening edition, and,6 o'clock every
ventne for the morning EDITION OK
Ssept Saturday when forms close at
. p. m. for Sunday morning edition.
TELEPHONE WANT ADs-Waft
Ads are received BY phone. but are
payahle the same day. % received
III and collection will beSIrnAde dt your
Pm OF Office IL soon as - con,
vsnient for the collector t0 Gil.
This to -accomnnodation service And
payment should 10 made promptly
Z = when the bill ID presented.
OUT OF TOWN. oRpEYs6 must be IL:
gays accompanied ~ the cash.
Plsase comply With. this rale to
THE HERALD win aaccapt only clean
adYertisfng and any, Information
concerning any Want Al In. these
columns: that ID ffatidultht or ,un-
desirable Will be. greatly 6ppreciat-
ed by The Herald
WE RESERVE THE RIeHT to re-
. wise any copy 70 conform with
make-up rules Of clAssihed advef-
Using. .
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wANTED-THE LIBRARY, or CON.
gTess wants a copy Of tbs morning
have one to donate, kindly leave It a.
the Herald office. Circulation Dept,
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WOMEN PATIENTS TAKEN CARE OF
by practical nurse at home. Phone
S43-J.
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Children taken care Of by day, week or
month. Price SIS per month. Cal al
4157 Cedar st.
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| Ad Rates
8 Cents ! Word ! nay.

8 Cents : word ! nay.
Ssa,nifsum charge is "a cents per DAY
~ 1iof more days. Minimum. charge
W yne day Is cents. Use 8 Wofds 81
3t Hese g get your moneys worth BY
aSnManse IN adj. Minimum change S4.oo.,
ness rates entitls you, 10, ppblfcatton
NJ o9tnS the morning and evening edi.
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FOE SALE SWEET coRN: 1oc
dozen at the patch. 22o2 Jennie Ave.
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FARM MACHINERY

FOR sAEE-TWo FLAx BUNCHER
attachments for Deeringi and John
Deere. Binders. Basil WAstacott,af II S.
4th st. h
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CANOE, Is FIT, "oLD rowNE.D PRICE
$50. Phone 1902
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PIANO FOR sALEAFEW DISHES
and feather bed. y 20S Cottonwood St.
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mans Bakery.
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DIR. JOHN, DUNCAN .TAYLoR-ofics
oyer First Natl. Bank. Special atten.
.tion to skin. and urinary diseases.
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NOTICE or MORTGAGES Fo8Ecre4.
URE ALE

Aug. 11-1s-s5, 1919
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"a


WHITE ANGoRA CAT FOR sALE4s1s
Cherry st.
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CALL GEORGE KILLER FOR ALL
k.nds OF wood: delivered. Phone 3240.
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TEN PINNET AUTOMATIC BOWLINC
alley wanted. Write. a72 Hsrald

WANTED TO BuY-MEAT MARKET
Write, 1854 Herald.
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PLEATING - ALE STYLES. ALL
sizes: accordion. knife or box for
>skirts, TUNES and ruffles. The Pan.
forum, Grand Forks. N. d.
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for SALE.

UNDERWOOD PORTABLE TYPE
writer. non-folding. compact, light, q
real typewriter. Ask for dsmonstra-
tion 1T the, Underwood Typewriter Of
ncs. a19& Security BldxEs eehone. sye.
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MISCELLANEOUS ron SALE

GARAGE ROOM FOR Garlic
EntxeraitE. Ave Call .l4i2siW;
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Bert D. Keck. Architect,
First National Bank Bldg.
. Grand Forks, N. Oak.
Aug. 2, 4, 9, II, 16. IS. 90, IS, 80. By
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PLEAT1ke.

PLEATING
ACCORDION, BOX AND KNIFE,
Specially Shop, 311 N. 3rd.
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pERsoNAn

DIR. e. EDGAR HODGE. OVER. TIL
1lacotah Pharmacy Phone ,e6Iy.,, !.
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WANTBD-MAN no DO FEW HOURS
work in forenoon for board. Palace
& Hotel. 1885,
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70 BUILD s1DEwALHs.

Gang. 11-1s-25, 1913
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WANTED TO BUY

SECOND HAND FORD CAR.
Bring at-once. Will pay cash.
East Grand Forks Army & Navy
. store, East Grand Forks, MINI.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-24
& Dirigible Que atra
Vesara FL Atlantico1

=
. I.ONDREs Prensa Asoc;ada Ha
qltdado4 terminada la construction
del dir.gible zR-a. perteaeciente, a la
armada dc Estados Tn;,lQs, que ira
Il America POI. q alre, atravesando
lei Atlaatioo. FL prcsente5 mes de
'agosto septicmbre
Esta nave aasea. cuycs deiillas
completes lccieu son conocidos, es
il; mas ganle constsutia remrsen-
IN Ii Ultima palabra en- question de
sIleadncughts aereos.
Sus cafacteristieas son 2l2 metros
de largo 10 metres mas qae d R-3f
Que atraves5 el Atlantico). d;ametro
25 metros. capaeitlajl S23.500 metros
.ctfbicos tR-34 610.00), capacidad de
trasporte para combustible carga,
80 toneladas CRIB. a toncladasl. !.
s2109 cabaIlos de tuerza (R-34: 1850.
seis motores de $50 caballcs cada
'uno tR 81 ciiico de 25o caballos) ra-
.dio AZ Dc millas POI. hora, 10.400 kil6-
metres, Il H. Kilometres por ~hora.
5000 kilomeros. b6seda o aftitud
naixima 7,6o0 metros, Tanto el sradio
como Iii b0veda dcl R-34 Gran mas o
lnenos hi mitad del ZR-2.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-24

a .if f.
instalado sobre ei dirigible. en- una
especie de cpfa fort.iicada. protcge
ri a la nave.
Estas sosl aIgunas de las mtlcllas
inig0vacioiG'S intrcducidas, ideadas
,lespues de nm cxamen tGcnico de los
Zcppelincs alemanes des,rufdos du
rante la guerra y de o,ras eXrerie:l-
cias.
Nisto cn yueIo, 81 ZR-2 tendra IN
aspacto muy parecido nj dc su gene
10 R-34, que atravesarl 81 Atldutico.
prro intericrmen-e Sc difcrencia to-
talmente esta lleno de .aparatos e
Instruments nuevos.
Su instalaci0n inferior, idea1a para
permitir la direction total de todos
los servicios del dirigillc simultaupa-
meme. permite al photo o captain en-
su camara mediante una scric de
botones, tableros Y palancas. contro-
ladas tMlas el6ctlicameatc, va Sci
Soltar lastre. desinflar una 0 mas
bolsas de gas. vaciar srs tan1ucs Dc
gasolina, lamar UNA bomba ea deter
minado Sentitlo Y desde luego. dirigir
ha elorne mole hacia aIriba. hacia
abajo. izquierda derecla.
Esta c;imara esta comunicada pol
un servicio telef0ilieo que conecta To-
das las secciones del dirigibr. c0u
los inGellierOs de los SeiS mutureS Y
con los artillerOS. de manpra de po.
der ordenarles . los eambioS de yclo.
cidad o anunciarleS la approximation
del enemigU o por fin. indicar al o.
perador del aparato inalambric0. del
que tambien esti proviSta la nave
que traslnita la flota Id base
terreStle las obseryaciones del co
nando.
Existen cabilIas con c6modaS tari-
mas para III trip,Ilaei6n, que sera de
30 homhres. e0mprentlidos los oficia-
les. Sc ha instalado tambiGn IN sis
tenla dc cochin. mediante el approve
chanliente del es,lora de los motorcs
que. hara p9sihle la preparation de
cemhIas duTpnte 1s yiajes prolon
ga'lds III dfrigible coitaEd Soon ulHo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-24

Ileyari I'm aruamento de II caho-
mes Lewis. una ametralladora de una
libra, cuatro bombas de $40 libras y
ocho lie $50 Los cancnes estan CO.
locados en- puntos de los cuales pue-
dan repcler cualguier ataque de tie
rra.l aire mar Gracias a este arma-
melito. cl dirigible va Il servir tanto
como obseryador auXiliar de una ao-
ta de guerra, como de arma de com
bate y cn su construction Sc han t.
nido ell cuenta ;tmbas finalidades.
Ell ZR-2 no podrfa llevar 05 pasa-
jeros, como el dirigiblc similar
Roma recienemente adq,lirido per los
Es,dos Unidos, sin alteraciones COM
pletas de SUI installation. Pero en- cam
bio. 81 Sc presentara un submarine
a Ia vista. puede maniobrar rdpida-
mente de manerI de cclocarse en- po-
sici0n favorable para, mediante la
sola preston de ul bottom en- La cabina
del Comandante. dejar cacr una o
mas bombas y destruir ell barco sub
marino.
Ell exito de esta operaci6n csta ga
iantiZado contra el enlpleo de aero
pianos por las fuerzas enemigls. IL
proyechdndose de una experienced de
Ia guerra. Los Zepclines aleqnanes to-
nian algunos puntos vulncrables Ell
la parte Inferior &c la popa. haca los
cuales So dirigfa el fuego del enc
migo, hacienda en- muchos caSos es-
tallar el tanque de gasolina. FL ZR-2
csta construfdo de manera de salvar
esta contingeIicia. Castillos fortiti-
cldos, colocados unos en- III parte de-
lantera inferior. Y otros cubriendo
c;lda una de las cllatro barIuillas de
Ia nave. aseguran una defcnsa elicaZ
contra csta clase de atadues.
s 81 en- vez de venir de abajo. el
ataque rieniera de arriba, un can6n
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-24
installation de luz electrical.

installation de luz electrical.
La nave podra "atracar' Il masti-
les, aproyisionarse de gas. 'aceite
aqua Y cpmbustibie mediante tubos
cuyos orificios Sc encuentran on Ia
p"oa reanudar su jornada on po-
cas- horas.
En- clso de que Sc le adoptara para
trasporte podrd ileyar 40 pasajeros
dos toncladas dc carga en- una ioG
NADIA continue de Inglaterra Egip-
to on Is horas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-24
AGENTE.

mo ACoSE su mepor1a cep ess
c&lcuio diario cue le tras paeo msnos
cue loco. Compre una Federal visi.
BILE" cue ella le suma, resta, multiplica
y divide con una rapideE asombross ,
con una sxactitud matem6ticA.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-17
HYlAN AND ENRIGHT YIELD
Agree to Furnish Names Required
in New York Corruptlou Probe

New York, Jan. 17.-(By 4. p -
Mayor Hylan and Police Commissioner
Enright who We're summoned to ap-
pear before the additional grand Jury
in connection with it's investigation Of
alleged city corruption, were closeted
for an hour this morning with former
Governor Whitman, conducting the in
quiry.
They left the criminal courts build.
ing without going before the jurors
The two city officials had been sub
poenaed because of their alleged refusal
to place municipal detectives at the
service of the grand jury
After they had left the criminal
courts building Mr.. Whitman issued n
statement in which ne said they had
agreed to furnish the particular de &.
tectiveS-and the numbcr--desirpd in
connection with the investigation. Mr..
Whitman said he had explained to
them that the state laws compelled them
to furnish such assistance
When the commissioner arrived at
the district attorneys Office he was
snapped by newspaper photographer
ScOwling, he said
I've good mind to lock you up. -
"All right, go ahead" was the pho o-
tographer's reply, hut Mr. Enright
turned away without another word.
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DIVORCES GRANTED
Court of Common Pleas No. 5 gra

Court of Common Pleas No. 8 granted
divorces today as follows:
Lillian A. Ryan from Thomas r. Ryan;
Gilbert Howell from Viola Howell: Andrew
J. Jett from Bessie Jett: Myrtle Z. Harmon
from Frank n, Harmon; Christopher W.
Yesger fom Mabel Yeaser: Emma J. Geier
from Andew A. Geier: Anna Youngs from
+. George Youngs; Henry II. Strang from
Lydia p. Strang: Matilda MasciantonIo from
Gtuseppe Maseiantonio: Catherine Winters
CUTLER from Jesse. P. CUTLER: Clarence I.
Miller from Maud II, Miller; Hurei @.
smith from Reba b. Smith: Bertha ID. Ire
land from Howard l. Ireland: Edith Skier
rett Wills from Davis BowleB Wills.
Esther Mendelsohn from Jacob Mendel-
sohn: William II. Carter from Ethel II. Car
ter: Sarah Z. Kirkpatrick from Russell l..
Kikpatick: AUGUST Oily from Elsie Gilly:
E,s SsEs ySgns from psr'Ser
Jennie Lynn from Eiwood c. Lynn: Laura
II. Grebe from Frederick H. 0rebe: Jean
ette Adler Grieb from George w. Griab
Mile Arnold from Marion L. Arnold !:
Priscilla 8. Trege from Horace Stanley
Trege.
Jerry Lawrence Campbell from Ruth f.
Campbell: Dora SchiT from Edward Schif;
=. Tomaselli from Ettore Tomsselli; Augusta
Boyd Wilson from william b.. Wilson; Ed
mund II. Hopper from Elizabeth IL; Hopper:
Golde X. Well from Joseph &. Well: Esther
r. Pasquarella from Frank Pasquarella: {:
Lucy DiBartolomeo from Cesare ,DtBartolo-
meo' Ruth Amelia Belts from Alfred y
Retts; Edith l. voii from John G. Voll:
Francsa II. Greenberg from Samuel Green.
berg; Margaret Laird from Isaac NJ. Laird
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SHIP BOARD ASKED
ABOUT PROHIBITION

Washington. Jan. lI:-'halrnah
Volstead. of the House judiciary COM
mittee. has sent the f.dmonds Dill per
mitting American ships to carry ana
serve liquors while at sea- To tne
United States shipping board for an
opinion. Officials of the board VIII ee
given a chance TO appear and TESTIFY
IL they desire, he indicated last night.
No date has been set for hearing put
IL held it will probably come one day
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-17
WEGLEIN REPORT PLEASES
ANTI.MOORE COUNCILMEN

Policy Of Freedom From lnterSer-
tsnce by Politicians Given Approval
City councilmen today expressed ap-
prN'al Of the annual report Of President
Richard Weglein, which praised the
achieveinents Of the legislative body. In
approvirH the report the councilmen
point to thu fact that they have helped
to uphold the hands of the Mayor.
Councilmeu .allied with the Brown
Vare- Cunningham job combine are
strongly in favor of the portion Of Mr..
Weglein's report (which insists that
councilmen have Independence of action
regardless of "meddliNg politicians and
elective officers"
Charles II. Won Tagen, in discussing
Mr.. Weglein's report, says that while he
would be glad to see the END OF faction =
alism in Council. the ghost still stalks
in the chamber and it Is the innocent
third party that SUFFERS
Il am glad Mr.. WeglSin brought out
the point regarding the necessity fo,- in :
dependent action by Council without in
timidation from any source said Sk-
mund ]. Cans, councilman from ttNe
sixth district, one of the 80 called Rd-
ministration councilmen who deserted
the Mayor in the Municipal Court fight.
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that famous classic we spoke Of:
There was a young lady from Niger
Who smiled as she rode on a tiger:

that famous classic we spoke Of:
There was a young lady from Niger
Who smiled as she rode on tiger;
They came back from the ride
With the lady inside
And the smile on the face Of the tiger.
Mind--we do not advocate this repe-
tion OF word nor the breaking Of the
ordinary rules Of verse writing: we only
point out these examples to show that
In the limerick form, at least--every-
thing else must give way before the
prime aim of making q snappy, striking
and popular ending.
Ballot Answers Questions
We are in receipt of a great many
letters asking various questions. max
ing suggestions, offering objections and
some very generously praising the whole
contest and the fair spirit in which we
are trying TO conduct IL.
Many of those who ask questions
apologize for taking up our time, but we
want to assure them that time is we'll
taken up IL it helps them and all con-
testants can feel perfectly free to write
us about anything they do not quite
understand. If the question Is one Of
general interest, we will make every
effort to answer it clearly.
Several fans in Camden seem TO
think that we have some grudge against
our sister city and do not give Camden
ties q chance. This Is very far from
being the case. We awarded a prize
not long ago to a man in Fairview,
which is virtually a part of Camden,
and two prizes have gone to Ceilings
wood, which isn't so very far away.
Glancing back through our files for
only a few days we find several Camden
contestants whose lines were put on the
ballots and thus went before the juries.
So we really cannot see how any one
can fairly think that we have any such
prejudices. Camden fans can rest as
sured that winner from that city will
be given a mighty hearty welcome TO
our gallery Of famous winning limerick
ers.
The same doubt of their chances has
been expressed by several fans living
in towns some distance from Philadel-
phia. In some mysterious way they
have go. the impression that we do not
want the prize to 60 outside of our i'm
mediate suburbs.
A glance at today's ballot ought to
remove that doubt. The winner lives
in Milford, Del. On the ballot were
the lines that came from Hartman,