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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-10-13
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| Committee to whom was referred
Engineers report recommending pay.
ment to w. w. Oeflein, Inc, for work
at the Twenty-ir st Street Viaduct
amounting to $4,000, returned same
Recommending payment. Upon motion
on roll call, Committees report was
accepted, Mayor and Clerk instructed
to issue necessary order. Ayes 49,
Nays, none.
Committee to whom was referred
bids for the construction of storm sew
ers on New York Avenue from Seven
teenth to Eighteenth Streets, and
Twelfth Street from Huron to North
Water Streets, returned same recon-
mending that bid of Walter o. Bahr
be accepted as being the best and low
est bidder. Upon motion on roll call,
Committees report was unanimously
accepted and contract awarded to Wal
ter o. Bahr. Ayes I3-Nays, none.
Committee to whom was referred
resolution that the sidewalk on the
South side of Wollmer Street between
Sixteenth and Eighteenth Streets be
made to line with the walk in place to
the West of Eighteenth Street, return
ed same recommending adoption. Upon
motion on roll call, Committees report
was accepted and the resolution unani-
mouSly adopted. Ayes l3-Nays, none.
Committee to whom was referred
resolution that the width of carriage
way on South Twenty-second Street
between Washington and Franklin
Streets be established at 33 feet, the
curb line to be symetrcal with the CEN
ter of the street; and that the width OF
| sidewalk to be graded be established al
IL feet making the total width OF
street to be graded 81 feet not consid-
ering the side slopes, returned same
recommending adoption. Upon motion
on roll call, Committees report was
unanimously accepted and the resolu-
ton adopted. Ayes l3-Nays, none.
Committee to whom was referred
claim of Tsoples & Adraktis for re-
fund on unearned portion on Pool and
Billiard Table Licenses, returned same
recommending that claim be dlsallow-
ed. Upon motion on roll call, Com
mittee's report was unanimously ac-
cepted and the claim disallowed, Ayes
ll3-Nays, none.
Committee to whom was referred
report of Board of Public Works on
bids received for the grading of South
Twenty-second Street from Washing
ton to Franklin Streets, returned same
recommending that all bids be rejected.
Upon motion on roll call, Committees
report was unanimously accepted and
bids rejected. Ayes 13-Nays, none.
Motion made and unanimously car
ried on roll call that Clerk be instruct
ed to re-advertise for bids for the
grading of South Twenty-second
Street from Washington to Franklin
Streets. Ayes l3-Nays, none
Mayor appointed Aldermen Drumm,
Thorison, Vogel and Mahnke to attend
the conference of the League of Wis
consin Municipalities to be held at
GAINESVILLE, October 10Th, 18th, and
| l4th, 1921,
Under suspension of the rules
unanimously agreed to the following
hills were allowed and ordered paid
Mayor and Clerk instructed to issue
necessary orders. Ayes l3-Nays'
none.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-10-13

Mrs. George Brown of Madison is
guest of her sister, Mrs A. II. Zander.
Mrs. Brown Is here to visit her father,
Henry Leyenhagen, who is at the hos
pital
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-10-13

IJpon motion Board adjourned.
fsioned) ARTHUR III. LANDER,
City Clerk.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-15
officials and their staff

Iof government officials and their staff
OF assistants.
.. How much oxygen Us thcre in
the air at the highest altitude that
an airplane has rcachcd7-F. W.
a. At an altitude of eight miles.
which is the limit rcacaed by airplanc.
the air contains one-eourth OF tho
amount of oxygen found at the surface
uf tho earth. At sea level. the oxy-
Gen content OF tho air is Il per cent
at eight miles above 1t Is less than 5
per cent.
9. How many soldiers is tho United
States to keep In Germany?-G. II.
a. Tho secretary Of war announces
that tho government viii retain ap-
|proxinstely $500 officers and men in
tho occupied area of Germany for an
inetfinitc ,period. tho rcmaa,yder to
he withdrawn gradually.
q. Please give the story OF Annie
Lauric."-D. r.. L.
A. sir Robert Laurie. first baronet
OF tho Maxwcllton family tcreated -.
March deso) had by his second wife.
three sons and four daughters. OF
whom Anne was much celebrated for
her beauty. shc made conquest of
Mr.. Douglas of England. who COM
posed poem to heroine not unlike
the poem used by Lady John Scott in
her musical arrangement of the ia.
mi1iar song. Anne Laurie, married
MT. JoNu FWkueOu OF Nt1lR0dTTOCN
Q. Is It dangerous to crush hard
foods with the teeth w. r. p.
A. While crushing such things as
hard crusty foods. hard. candy. etc.
may tend to increase flaws In the
enamel Of teeth, investigations of the
crushing force Of the teeth have
proved that sound teeth are capable ot
crushing much harder substances tina n
these Without Injurious effects.
q. What are the duties of the Sec |
retsry Of war7--1. o. A.
A. The duties Of the Secretary Of
War include the supervision Of the |
organization Of the army cs the /
United States and our insuiar possess
-ions. tho handling Of matters relative !
to appropriations needed for tho dif- |
fcrent branches OF the army, the sur
vey of conditions m our military
forces and comparisons with the milf
iary forces of other countries and
.arious similar dunes.
Q. How long has gasoline been
<noun7-H. W.
A. The Biographies Survey says
hat there were some materials like
,ur present gasoline used as Tar back
Is the second century but tho name t
tssclire Hss coined within the last
n or IN Years.
@ How many ha,t,eships have Nc
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-15

BY some such scheme the home Of
the business woman is apt TO be run
after marriage. But in many states IL
Is onis courtesy arrangement by
which the husband does not demand
his legal rights. And in event Of q dis
agreement or divorce. the wife finds
that shc has very little that her hus4
band cannot control or in some states
even dispose of So. the feminine Inv.
Sers contend that the modern S.ge's
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-15
IN DAYS news"

Alexandra Gustsve Eiffel. who today
enters his Goth year will be remember
cd In history as the builder OF the IA
nous tower In Paris which bears his
name. although he has numerous other
notable engineering s-nievemcn,s to
his credit. n. .Eiffei is a native OF
Dion. France. and received his carly
education In the academy of his ma
tive place. later going to tho Central
School OF Arts and Manufactures In
sh-is for Ms technical trAtninx-
During his long and active career as
an engineer he bu:it many great
bridges. dams, tunnels and other
works in various parts of France and
in Italy. Portugal and other coun
tries. The famous 'Fiffel Tower he
designed and constructed as n feature
Of the Paris International Exhibition
In 1889. In comfortable apartments
on one of tho higher levels of the
towering structure the engineer makes
his home
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-15

Inc opening OF the new of the Pueblo Com
Mercc club in the Central block should bring prominently
before the people of this city the work of that organza
ton, and the Importance Of what it is doing.
Inc Pueblo Commerce Club is unusual in that it
serves Two very important but usually quite distinct
purposes 1t is the chamber of commerce of this city,
effectively organized to do in wide range Of activity
the work OF an organization of business interests and it
is also the mem social of the city Bringing ooetber
both business and professional men in quite an unusual
way.
There are other associations and organizations in
Pueblo that doing good work and that deserve pub
Tic approval but there of them that is doing or
can do the work of the Pueblo Commerce Club and
there is not one of them in which membership relieves
any Pueblo man from the obligation of supporting the
Commerce Club
The successful work of the Pueblo Commerce Club
IN many varied lines is the very best proof of its value to
this community In every matter of the advancement
of the business interests the community its
ton or leadership has been evident and has been alert
to defend Pueblo interests from any danger or any at.
tack, from any source.
At the present time, there is especial need of the
activities and the services of the Commerce Club The
coming year likely to be of exceptional opportuni
ties, of exceptional prosperity of exceptional growth
and probably of exceptional stresses and dangers What
is done left undone in 1922 is likely to affect the
course of events for many coming years.
More than before Pueblo needs an active
vieilant and efficient commercial organization Tb,
Commerce Club is the only possible agent for the work
that needs to be DONE Its opportunities for the COM
ing year limited only by the of work it is
able to do, and that in turn is limited only by the sup
port it receives from the business and professional and
industrial men of this city.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-15
laws ABOUT women
/ scientific menage is built on shifting

scientific menage is built on shifting
sand. -4..s5.,
1t is difficult to get good many of
the states to make sweeping changes
in the oid-fashioned. discriminating
laws. vs. women campaigners have found. nd,
chairman of the woman's party has
said, lin some states. like Louisiana
and Alabama which have just taken
adverse action, 1t has already been
shown to be practically impossible to
secure state laws. Further, state laws
legislature may repeal the measures
passed by its predecessor"
Because Of these facts, the woman's 8
party is also, working to have a con-
stitutional amendment adopted giving
women Of the country legal equality
process of evolution. The party wants
1t to be worded SO that it is foolproof
and SO that it completely covers the
case. Lawyers are now working on the
amendment SO that 1t can be intro
duced before congress shortly.
The state bills and the amendment
are intended to, make secure women's
rights in such matters as ownership
and control of earnings, office holding
jury service, control Of children, choice
Of domicile and. name. The. law in
Louisiana provides that a wife must
live where her husband decrees even II
she supports him.
1t is interesting to note that in the
states where surveys have been made
no statute provides. that a woman must
take the name of her husband. Here
Is right of which women might
nave availed themselves for genera
tions perhaps. yet few have done so.
Those who went to law for their rights
nave, 1t seems. been concerned with
more vital affairs.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-15
ARevolt Against the Union

The United Mine Workers of America which is
the coal miners union, contributing au interest.
ing chapter 10 union history by its effort 10 enforce
its authority against revolving members in the state Of
Kansas.
According TO circular letter, dated Dec. S, 1921,
and addressed TO the officers and members of District
II. lnos. certain persons in the state of Kansas arc
attcmring TO maintain organization in the mining
regions in opposition to- the Mine Workers of America
THE adhercnts of this dual organization have been
and arc Haunting the authority of the United Mine
Workers of America by flagranty transgrcssny its
iqws and undertaking function without respect
~ the provisions of the joint agreement between the
mnc workers and the operators in that state
Tho officers and members of the Illinois district
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-15
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

Alexandra Gustave EiffcI. the builder
of the Eiffcl Tower in Parie. born
at Di1on, France. SO years ago today.
Edwin Rowland BiashfieId. n painter
celebrated for his mural decorations.
horn In New York City. "a years ago
today.
Louis Lombard. noted American
capitalist and art patron. born at
Lyon. France 81 years ago today.
Duke Of Atholi. the only individual in
Great Britain who 10 entitled 10 main
tain = private army OF his own. born
so yesre ago today.
Bishop William r. oldham. of tho
Methodist Episcopal church, born IN
India. 81 years ago today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-15
T0DAY'S ANNIVERSARIES

17ss-Edward Coles. governor of
Illinois 1926. boris In Albemarle
county. Va. Died in Philadelphia,
July {. 1858.
17ss-Gen. Anthony Wayne. famous
soldier of the American Revolution.
died Mt Prcsquc Isle. Ia. Born In
Chester county. Pa. Jan. 17t5.
1s2t-Rufus Barrinscr. noted North
Carolina soldier and statesman. born
at Concord. n. C. Died Feb. 2. 1895.
ls6a-Dukc OF Edinburgh visited the
Viceroy of India at Ca;cutta.
Naturalization OF the Wheeler
Opera House In Toledo. o.
1sai--Oklahor,a Statehood convcn.
tion met at Oklahoma city.
1sss-Calvin s. Brire. former Z. g.
senator from Ohio. di-d In New York
City. Born at Denmark, o.. Sept. II,
ls&5.
issa-Thc British updcr General Bull
Ter were severely defeated by tho
Beers near Colenso.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-15
Horoscope
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THURSDAY. DECEMBER Is, 1921.
Copyright. 1921, by The Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)
/. Altho astrologers read this as an
uncertain day the planetary rule is
dominantly good. Mars is In. strongly
benefic aspect. Late in the evening
Neptune is adverse.
The aspects tend to encourage all
constructive measures and should
Greatly benefit many lines OF work.
There is again a sign read as pres
aging much activity for physicians and
surgeons. Hospitals may be over
crowded during the, winter.
Mechanical engineering has an es-
pecially stimulating direction OF the
stars at this time. III = 49,
There is also a bencfic rule for all
who are Interested in chemistry. Apo
thecaries assayers and persons en-
gagged in experimental work should
make the most of this rule.
The buying, selling or transpor ta-
tion Of animals Is subject to the best
influences while this configuration
prevails.
Carpenters. machinias and iron
workers. should find that conditions
affecting them will become more sat
isfactory as the spring approaches.
Tho planets supposed TO direct tho
fortunes OF spldiers arc again power
full. presagins good luck for them. but
this r,ile is mcnacing to peace and of
sinister import.
An army officer is to receive added
honors and to be much In the public
prints. owing to an unusual Incident
that inspires public acclaim.
Women are not especially favored by
this aspect and the sccrs declare that
In tho next few weeks they will do
much quiet preparation for large
achievements In the, future.
The evening OF this day is subject
to Neptune in forbiddins mood and It
is well to delay public appeals OF every
sort s1ncc the mind is held to be i'm
passive and unrcsponsive under this
planetary government.
Deceptions. secret plots and intri-
CUES Of all sorts arc likely to multiply
when Neptune has sinister power.
Pcrsons whose birthdate 1t is may
expect n very active year. There may
be much travel that Is rather futile.
Children born on this day arc sub
jccts Of SaEittnriIm and have Jupiter
as their principal ruling planet They
should be lovers OF liberty. leaders In
thought and generally talented.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-15

notified thereforeShat assessment levied in Hi
nos for the benefit of the Kansas strikers is illegal and
in violation of the laws of the organization.
This effort the part of the Mine Workers to en-
force Ne agreement made by them with the Kansas
operators is most eemmendable The Mine Workers
have not been free from charges of radieasm, and
record of broken contracts of the points made by
those who reject its claims to recognition But in this
it is standing for of the most important prin-
cpes of genuine unonism and thus far it deserves
eral approval.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-15
The Church Council

A movement has been started in the West that al
ready gained considerable proportions in the East
which has for its object the consolidation to certain
extent Of the Protestant churches in the large cities
The consolidation will be under the direction of
what is known assthe Church Council The cities in
WHICH the consolidation made will elect church
sodaion secretary and president; will maintain down
town offices and the general work of the churches will
be directed from these Offices Every church partic
pating will have representation in the general council
and will have certain rights regarding the church work
and matters. - i
The real object of all church organizations is to
sinners and to bring the lives of and women
in harmony with the teachings of the Scriptures.
The church council has been organized for several years.
but it did not gain any perceptibc growth until after
the Federal Church movement two years ago. This
movement failure in so far the movement itself
concerned, but in that it brought the
church council into active work and the council carry
ing forward the work the Federated Church Movement
would have done had the latter been success.
Under the direction of the Church Council the work
in the cities immediate adjoining territory is divd,
ed so that there is the least duplication possible Church
taken special subjects prepared for dis
cussions either Sunday during certain weeks, and
fact the work is directed that every church
ber in the city is working for the thing at the
same time. In some cities the council takes hand in
the city government and in all cities where it has been
organized it has used its influence for better morals and
better religious training In of the cities where it
has been organized the newspapers treat it of the
fundamental organizations of the city and give its news
stories the consideration and publication that is
given to the stories of commercial lodge and other
ganizations
Preparations for councils already under way in
many Of the larger cities and towns of Colorado, Wyom
ing, Utah. and New Mexico The council is wonderful
thing the life of the church. and there should be such
an organization in Pueblo When the organizations
completed thruout the state when sufficient number
have been formed State Council is organized and this
council directs the work of the churches hruout the
state If Colorado had such council it could be the
means of carrying the Gospel to many out-of-thcway
places that are reached under the present system of
church organization.
The day is not far distant when there will be a
Church Council in every town and city in Colorado
State and when that part Of church work which is not
strictly sectsrian will be directed that Implications will
he thing of the past and that will be reduced
TO the minimum with the greatest possible amount OF
good results.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-15
and what eIse guns do they carry7-

and what site guns do they carry7-
E. L. 81.
A. The tota, number of battie-
ships. single caliber, in the United
states Navy Is -: number of bat
tleships. mixed caliber. 81: number Of
battle cruisers. 6; number OF armour
ed cruisers. 8. The.c figures include
those completed and those IN the pro-
cess of construction. Tho total number
of ships of all kinds has been estimst-
cd at i.l57. The newest first iIne bat
t'esh.ps aud cruisers nsvc 1s-inch guns
on them but other InoGcis now In Use
have 12 and 1i-ineh guns.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-15
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

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q. what is the area of population
" Ellis 1slandT-R a. n.
A. Ellis Island has an area of ]
,cres and population OF 4s'. II wa
made government station for tn
anding of immigrants in 1921. Tn
population consists for the most par
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-05-13

Booster
Edition
No. 6

Summerfield is particularly well
located for general farming, truck
ing and orange growing. On the west
we have the fertile sections of Pedro
and Levon,. with some of the best
hammock lands in the state, settled
up with many successful small farm
ers, the kind that live at home and
visit in their autoes.
On the east, three miles away, is
the west shore of beautiful Lake Weir,
one of Marion county's greatest as
sets The land between Summerfield
and Lake Weir is of lighter type,
but suitable for growing oranges and
watermelons, and it is well known
fact that oranges and melons from
the Lake Weir section are usually the
IN the market This side is
developing fast; only few days age
a 1900 acre tract was sold between
Summerfield and Lake Weir for or
ange groves, and we hope in the near
future TO. see almost solid orange
grove between Summerfield and the
lake.
Summerfield is located on the main
line OF the S. A. L. railroad between
Jacksonville and Tampa, also on the
main highway (shortest route) be-
tween Tampa and Jacksonville, and
with the completion of the hard sur
face asphalt road now being built by
Sumter county, which is only three
miles south of us, will give good
hard road between Ocala and Tampa.
and shorten the distance to 10 miles.
Summerfield offers many. advantag-
es outside of her good farming lands
and real estate, which is now cheaper
than it ever viii be again, with our
abundant and various supply of hard
wood, chair or furniture factory
would be winner.
Fishing and hunting are as good as
the best, especially for our big mouth
bass in our nearby lakes and rivers.
Our woods are all open. high and
dry, no palmettoes nor marshes. We
have pull-together set of people, and
won first prize at our county fair four
times in succession.
Come and cast your lot With us;
Won are welcome. whether you are
Merhodist. Baptist or CatholicLwe
have church for you
Here's to prosperous Summerfeld,
Where the people don't frown or
whine;
They have plenty to eat and wear
And some "moonshine;
Where the weak grow strong
And the strong grow great;
For she's in old Marion.
The best county in the state
M.