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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-10-07

Rachel a. Robertson adminlstratrlx
o. Frederick ~ Hook, deceased. settled
her second and final account.
William H. Stem, executor OF Mary
Russell, deceased, settled his first ac-
count
Laura r. Stouch, Marie Leese and
Bertha N, iaineE. executrices uf Em.
ma l.. J Iinines, deceased, returned an
inventory OF money. reported sale oi
personal property and reported sale oi
real estate on which the court grant
ed an order nisi
Tuesday, October ith-The sale oi
real estate OF Jacob Rupp. deceased
was finally ratified and confirmed
Alyerta NJ and William j Yinglius
administrators OF Elmer 4. YlnrllnR.
deceased. returned an inventory Of
money and reported sale OF personal
property
The last will and testEnent OF John
-E SenBeney. deceased was admitted
10 probate and letters tegtamcnlary
thereon were granted unto Mary l..
pfoutz and G. Ernest Sensency who
received warrant to appraise and an
order 10 notify creditors
Martha r Sechrist eXccutrlx 81
Benjamin r. Sechrist. deceased. re-
turned inventories of meney ant
debts.
THE Union &Fidae Banking and
Trust Company. guardian gf R0dger
W Shank, settled It's Grit and final av-
count
J. Edgar and Watpr A. BARNES adj
minislrators OF Iayinia y. Barnes, de-
ceased administrative w. a. Of GuAta.
vus Barnes deceased settled their sec
Dnd and final account
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-10-07
Plans for Big Show
SECOND ANNUAL AUTOMOBILE
snow TO SIRPAss LAST YEARS
EXHIBIT LATEST i9ss MODELS
COMING.

By announcing the second annual
Automobile shoa conducted by the
local post Of the American Legion. tho
committee assurcs the public that his
years program win surpass the last
years show IN many ways.
Several dealers have been assured
b. the manufactures, OF getting the
very latest aud most improved 1922
types ot cars Tor this show. some OF
the cars 10 be shown are as follows:
Hnpmobile, Maxwell. Buick, Ford.
Hudson Overland. Essex, Stndebsker.
Chandler. Oakland. Wnlys.K Knight.
Dodge. Fellle. Chevrolet REQ, Paige.
nash. scrippa- Booth and others.
The Westminster Band will open the
show with a fine concert. ana arrange
ments are well under way Tor some
extraordinary orchestra music which
w5ll be announced later, however there
VII be good music every minute of the
show.
The mombers of tho local post nf
ifF American Legion and their friends
are nov fhliing shares on new ford
g bo Eiven away the last might of the
slow The price per share Is 25c. Be
sure and take some shares In the
Ford as you viii be helping the boys
WHO helped you
Any information regarding the show
may be had by inquiring OF any OF the
following C0mmittemcul
Z. Sterling Brown. Chairman.
J sellman Biehl. Treasurer.
J, LELAND Jordan. Decorator.
} Howard Relnhart and J. Carbory
Boyle. Floor Managers
Lawrence d. Fink and Francis G.
keefer. Advertising.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-10-07

invitation was accepted unanimously
and with great glee Baseball dIa-
monds resounded with the whoops of
negro players and spectators When
the negroes entered the park. the
whites have gradually rctreated. The
Democrats will ask for public sup
port in order to dispiace the Republi-
can Park Board. two members of
which. Mr. Boyd and General Agnus,
were appointed BY Mayor Preston. A
Democratic Board win not ask that
negroes be deprived Of bathing pools
and of recreation grounds. They VIII
offer to provide these facilities
to be equal TO those n0w 30 Druid
Hlll Park, IN the proximity of Nor
gan College, colored institution, on
the old Hillen Road aud within easy
access Of visitors from all sections
Of the City.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-10-07
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

George Edward Humbert and Bes-
sic Virginia Brown. both of Westmin.
ster.
Paul J Walsh and Naomi snydes
both of Hampstead
Irving Iyanhoe Ruler, Jr., and Mary
Rebeeca Beecher, both OF York, Pa.
John w Dotson, OF Winfield. ana
Katherine NJ. Esterday, OF Union
Bridge
Maurice Herbert I2nellcr and Flor.
once Susan Streyig, both ~ Lincbor0.
Charles H. Loguc, Of Stonersyille.
and Hattie NJ. Brown, OF Pleasant Val
ley
Curtis Hoye Cline and Sophia VIII.
limlna Mes, both Of Baltimore
Edward Michael Oc0npor and ida
NJ Kratz. both of Baltimore
Joseph A. Abel, OF Carroll county.
and Madeline r. Holston. OF Baltimore
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-10-07
W c. I. U, AOJOURNS
HELD THREE DAY SESSION IN THIS CITY

The tf0rty-sfNth convention of this
Womans Christian Temperance unior
Of Maryland which was held In this
city Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs.
day adjourned after last evenings ses.
sion with a anccessful meet Delegates
from all over the State were present
The general officers Of the union are
Mrs. Mary X. iaalup, President; Mrs
Pauline w Hohme, yice-president
Mrs. Annie ID. Starr, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Esther L. Graham, re-
cording secretary and Mrs Katherine
"a Lips. treasurer. Mrs. Howardslloyd
musical director.
The program opened Tuesday morn
ing 40 10 o'clock by a meeting OF the
executive committee; az = y. m. the
official board met. p m the execu-
tive committee WAS IN session. a DEM
onstration was given az s D. m, ali
sessions being held IN the Firemen 3
Building during the day. The evening
sessions were held in the Methodist
Episcopal Church sud the Armorye
Mrs Martha Shaw vas chairman OF
the entertainment committee,
Wednesday program was as follows;
800 a. M Devotional Service: Res
ponsiye Reading Gf-the Crusade Psalm
and Prayer. Convention called 10 or
der by the President, Mrs Mary n.
HaElup; Hoil Call of officers and Ex
ofticio Members. Rccopding Secretary;
Appointment % Committees. sCtNden.
tials couftcsles Finance. Member.
ship
1909 n NJ. Review Of the Years
Work. Mra Annie y Starr. oW
Finances, Mrs Katherine A Lips
Report u Auditors
1910 q m. Report ~ Executive
Committee Discussion
1900 a m Our Publications. uniou
Signal. Miss J.. Evclyn Basiek White
Kibbon Herald. Miss Eila A. Richard
son Young Crusader, Miss Carrie A.
Greene Why take the Union sig
nal Ton young wemen
1900. Nooniide Service Memorial
Service.
LOO r. "a Devotional Services Our
Specialists, Three minutes each. "
sabbath Observance Mfs Nora Nc.
Kinney. Sunday school Work, Miss
Virginia Ahrahams EyauFellsia. Mrs
" Downing Medical Temperance
Mrs y y Thomas Social Morality.
Mrs Annie Janney ReHcHa WORK.
Arr z Green Women 10 Indungy.
Mrs q r Cegil. AmeFlcanlaatloa,
Miss Bertha q Kyle
500 n. m Presidents Address.
Thaak.O5hriug Music
$50 b m Reports Medal Contests.
Miss Add,e May FlayhRrt Press. Mra
q y stnncr Systematic Gigink. Mrs.
v y Tayiur Christian Citixpnssip.
Mrs Emile r Massey; Legislation.
Mrs A H nlbbins Literature. Miss
Flnrrnce a Hammoli. alseellanto4s
Business Adjournment
500 > n.. Devotional Service. Greet
INKS Dr Norman Ward. Mr n Pey-
ton Gnrsuoh tirs Phiiena \ Fenhy
susie address. pr Ira d. Iandrlth
Offering. membership
Thnraday's program 90 o. m. De-
yo,ional servire, Reading of Minutes.
Reports lThrre minutes eachi, FLOW
or Mission end Roiief Work. Mra An.
ME ! - Lewis, Scientific Temperance
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-10-07

Republicans object 70 the injection
Of what they say Is racial issuc in
politics Democrats are not making
the issue The issue makes itself
among the masses Of ihe people. who
certainly cannot look % the Repubn
cans for relief Obviously they ss:.;i7S
look 10 the Democrats, II u most as-
anredly not political issue when
property owners seek protection
from negro invasion Efforts have
lscn made to frame laws that would
protect the homes ~ whites from too
close proximity 70 negro homes. Fed.
cral Courts have upset these efforts.
In the absence 81 laws 30 pratcrf
them, whites have fraaffed b mob Vi,
Olence. which tho hsW respecting
community eon8emne TIA ..srant
Democratic State C9nvs ntien missed
lla chance when II failed ~ Insect d
plank In the platfash recommending
an appropriation in the Governor
Budget. to be approved by the Lexis.
iature, by which the best legal talent
In the United States NAV he employ.
ed 10 frame and TO defend Ia the
courts laws by which the property uf
whites may be saieguarded. 81 the
same time DENYING the e0iosed pnpu.
lniion no privilege % end homes III
those sections nf the city IN which
they already pred1mlnate The lu.
ysaiun 0f white arohs haa gone o.
such limit that serious public
question is arising Whites have been
driven into the uutlYlHR sections. r
inrf which explains ne abnormal Ru.
burban development in recant years
Thig exodus has no deprecated prop
cfty, With cnseqpenl decreuar in
assessments thar the exclusive white
sections are eomueileA h. bear greater
burdens ef taKati0n lna6ed. 80 insia.
tent y the demand for protection
againss The eplared invasion ghat an
appeal ali be made ID She next iea
ialalura fur relief "a Bspeal @hleh
may go - far ~ tn dnmRnd an sri.
mediate change is the uellJlral com
plexlBn ~ The Park Board IN order
20 save Druid Hfil Park tef1ts Il 10
too late OF course che Carroll COM
~ members of The next House og Dal.
eRaies II Republicans world never
tolerate such q thine II wonid hn A..
rcctrd againss the hulk II their phrty
ID the City ard State supnusa such
condition of things existed to Caeynr
cpnnv ~ exists in baltimore City ?
Would ihe white wgn and white wan
On ofFha' county take Tho side ~ tho
colnred pnople azsinsi white peauies
And vet The aau;a question affects
Baitim rs - vitality may auuner or
later though . may 30 hoped IL
never viii affect CafFoIl county in
years NJ come
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-10-07
PArER PRICES sTAY rp

Paris. Oct. 4.-Declsion 10 maintain
the present prices OF newspapers was
reached by the newspaper owners OF
France at geneyal meeting here to-
day. Speakers said that the price OF
newsprint was four times that OF 1914
and that there appeared to them to be
no prospects OF a decrease. The adj
vance In the sale prices Of French news
papers generally has been 10 the equi-
vaient Of three cents from the former
onc-cent rate.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-10-07

state officer Sharp left Wednesday
morning TO take charge Of another
territory In Maryland for a month Of
more Special State officers will oil
his duties.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-10-07
ORpUANS, COIRT

Monday. October Bird Charles W
Arnold, administrators of Fannie j. Ar.
ncld. deceased, settled hts first and Il.
nal account.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-10-07
CITY POLITICIANS
PLANNING
ALREADY LOOElEG AHEAD FOR CAADI-
DATES FOR MAYOR IN 1923 NEGROES
TAKING POSSESSION OF DRUID HILL
PARK SEGRTGAIlON ISSUE UPPER
MOST.
Especial correspond0t

Especial CorrespOndUutl.
Baltimore. October 9Th. Even be.
fore the campaign Of this year is Oh
the shelf, Democratic and Republican
politicians are planning Tor the mu.
nieipal campaign In the spring ol
1893, nearly two years henees Mayor
Broenings candidacy for a second
term Is practically assured, and, whal
is more important. he has the lnsids
track for reconciliation His grip on
HIS party organization In the Guy has
been strengthened By the side track
ing OF Colonel John Philip Hiil. whu
is said to have had coyeteona eye
on the Mayors job. as Chairman Oi
the Republican City Committee and
by the election Of George w. Gamer
on. close friend Of the Mayor. a.
his successor In his fight Mr. Broen-
Ing viii have the support of Senator
France. This support viii be Imam
eiai more than otherwise II the Sem
ators pocket book shall not have
been depleted by his campaign next
year for continuance Of his rest
dence In Washington Of course Sen
ator Weller despite what promises d
be a permanent break between him-
self and Mr. Booming. viii have 10
fall into line Whatever else may We
said OF Ne Weller. he O. straight
tarty man
Democrats are already scanning
the Geld for a candidate for mayor.
Former Mayor James n. Preston
would have a walkoyer n he had not
permitted his intoIerable temper 20
sway his course Ho haa Blienatod
men and women who would ike 20
be his friends Frank Kelly aud hls
supporters will not line mp FOR Mr
Preston There is a ruspicion that
Mr Preston knows mis- and that he
tried 20 block the harmony program
agreed upon Nby Mahon aud Kelly
Thai harmony slate VIII. be smashed
20 Hmithereens II Alahon tries 20 re-.
nominate Mf. Preston The former
Mayors Zee of Sio.00u. ites00. aires.
dy paid on accnunil for bis services
10 The lobby 81 Annapolis IN 1890 ln
promoting legislation tor the City
viii put damper on any future po-
liticai ambition which he may nurse
-aaerse
The Identity ot the next Democrh.
tie Candidate Tor Mayor will not be
ns impurlaut ss VAL be the issue In
the campaign That Issue viii be The
rescue Of Druid Ilill Park from the
ncgreee The Republican Park Board.
headed BY J Cookmsn B6yd. g. re.
spnnsible for the bllEhtculnE pres
ence - swarmH % negroes 30 what
is considered ono ~ the mod heau-
ilful natural parks In the world This
Republican hoard sbhlii swimming
penl for NEGROES In the beautiful park
and then invited negroes 10 splash
and to diapor' their clonv hued arms
and legs ad libiium In the pool The
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-10-07

Miss Elizabeth Lewis, colored en-
tered school in Washington at the
beginning ~ the fall term
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-19
W. G. TU. Would
AHoO Half Hose
For Young People
CONDO

SAN FRANCISCO. Calf. Aug. Is.
The Women's Christian Temper
ance Union sets itself straight today
on rolled down hose, blue laws. to-
bacco. home-brew and othe- things
And. It developed. the ". G. T. T.,
often reputed TO be milltanty
against most everything, often ISM
half as intolerant "a It IS painted
IL viii even tolerate half hose
that is for young people
DR.. Valera Parker. chairman a.:
the morality board, and Miss Julia
Dean, editor Of the Union Signal"
temperance paper, both hero for the
national W c. T. L. convention
opening tomorrow. discussed a wide
range Of subjects in an interview
Their ideas.
Here, summed up. is what trer
said the W c. T. u. national organ
ization thinks:
Home-brew is a fad. noth.ns
more It won't last-somethine hou.a
brewers say they've not1ced-but It
IS evading the law and hence u.s.
loyal.
Bodied hair IS lovely on many
girls. and IS clean and sanitary if
washed regularly.
Blue laws are the work OF the liG-
uor interests propagaudists. The ,r
c. T. Z. only opposed a CONNIE
cial Sabbath" and paid movies oe
Sunday.
Rolled hose are immodest-that
IS for adult women only. Men and
babies are welcome TO wear 'em
short.
"CIose contact" dancing Is inn
moral.
Tobacco IS a mighty bad thing for
the immature.
And. "Oversexed movies surely
deserve a frown OF disapprovaL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-19
OFFICERS SEIZE
CARGO OF LIQUOR

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Aug. 1S.-
Prohibition officials and police today
seized the Canadian yacht Venice,
carrying 90 cases Of liquor.
They arrested the captain and
four members of the crew. Together
with three men engaded in loading
liquor on trucks and four women
paSSen gers.
Shortly after midnight police we're
informed that vessel without lights
had entered a slip at the Ore dock.
Flying squadrOns were despa tched
10 the pier. They arrived just as the
vessel was making ready to leave
After a short struggle the crew was
subdued.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-19
CLAIMS GERMANY
UNABLE TOPAZ

BERLIN, Aug. 1S.-Frank A. Van
derlip, former president Of the Ma
tiOnal City bank Of New York city,
who Is in German udying the IN
dustrial and fina situation, was
quoted, by the ne Allegemine
today TO the enee, le believed that
Germany would pe unable to meet
the allied indemnity demands
The wleDle world" Mr.. Wander
lip was quoted as saying. cannot
overcome the present economic crisis
until the peace treaty Is revised.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-19
INDICTMENT
OF UNION HEADS

CHICAGO, Aug. 18.-Forty IN
dictments were to be asked today by
Asst. States Atty. James L. McShane
against officials and members Of the
Bakers and Confectioners union. The
indictments viii charge conspiracy
10 boycott, smuggling and blaczlisdng
TO win a strike against the master
bakers. Three confessions by Off
Gals OF the union are said TO have
given the evidence upon which the
indictments will be asked.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-19
AIEXANDER SICK.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Is.-King
Alexander Of Serbia, who comes 10
the throne by the recent death Of
King Peter, is threatened with APP
pendicitis in Paris and Will not be
able to return TO Belgrade for the
funeral Of his father, the Serbian
legation here was advised today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-19
SWEAR VENGEANCE.

CHICAGO, Aug. 18.-A posse Of
angry fishermen. armed with shot
guns, today was stalking the Karka-
kee in the vicinity OF Wilmington,
Ill, in quest Of a fish, four feet In
length which is reported TO have
broken the lines Of IS different any
lers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-19
NEW MAIL PLANES.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 18.-Six re-
modelled d H. airplanes designed TO
carry 500 pounds of mail or $4,000
letters viii be placed in operation
on the trans-continental mail air
route between New York and San
Francisco.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-19

Resolution No. SIS All IN the city Of
South Bend. Indiana
Complete drawings and specifications
Of said work are now on file IN the Office
Of the Department OF Public Works .u
the city Han. Of South BEND. TudIsra.
The Board reserves the right % reject
any or all bids.
Board OF Public Works.
g. A ELLIOTT
HARVEY T. ROSTTSER.
JOHN F. DE HAVEN
Veronica Q. Sweeney, Clerk OF Board.
Auv II "a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-19
LEGAL NOTICES
,TICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS on
4

EMEhllh SIhEEI.
You are hereby notified that the Board
Of Public Works Of the City OF South
Bend did on the 18th day Of August,
1921. adopt the report Of the City Civil
Engineer showing the number and loca-
ton Of service pipes for sewer, gas and
water connections necessary TO accom-
modate property owners on Limerick
Street from SOrin Street 10 COrby Street.
Under Improvement Resolution No. Oil
The following water connections must
be made sept. 5, 1921: Harry Bray,
tap: William y. Bergan, l One-inch.
You are further notified % make such
connections within - days from the pub
lication Of this notice. II not 80 made
the same Will be made by the Board Of
public Works and the COST or the same
sheIl be- a lien against your property as
provided I'm Ordinance No. 1872 Of the
City OF South Bend. adopted July a,
G. A. ELLIOTT.
HARVEY +. ROSTISER,
JOHN F. DeHAVEN
Board Of Public Works.
Attest. Veronica G. Sweeney, Clerk q
tie Board. Aug ID y
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-19
FOR STREET IMPROVE
MENT. CITY OF SOUTH BEND,
INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF

Notice IS hereby given that sealed pro
posals viii De- received by the Department
~ Public Works - the city ~ south
Bend. Ind. ur 20 10 o'clock a. NJ - the
Z2ud day ~ August. 1921 for tie eKecu-
ton II the following work
Rasurfarlug NJ the roadway ~ the
sample So bridge The roadway n the
JeTersou ST bridge. the roadway ~ the
North Michigan sr bridge and che road
wav Of the Ease CCfaE Avenue bridge
over the East Race. under Improvement
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-19
NOTICE TO PRoPERTY OWNERS on

You are hereby notified that the Board
q Publi, Works Of the City 0f South
Bend did on the 18th day Of August.
1921. adopt the report of the city Civil
Engineer showing the number and loca-
ton of service pipes for sewer. gas and
wafer connections necessary 60 accom-
m0datp properly owners on Hine Street
frou Walnut Street 20 Studebaker Street,
under Improvement Resolution No. 8l2
The following water connections must
re made Sept S, 1921
Frank ard Pelagia Otolski, i; Barney
BaIie. Q. Geza and Julia 0rban. /.
You are further NOTED 20 make such
connections within ~ days from the pub
,Irarlon of this notice. Il not SO made
.l,. same VIII he made by the Board -
Public Works and tae cost or the same
shau be lien against your properly
81 %, vfded ia ordinance No 1872 q
tie city Of South Bend. adopted July 81
1915
HARVEY r. ROSTT SER,
JOHN F. Deli AFEN.
Board ~ Putlic Works
Attest. veroulca G. Sweeney, Clerk ~
tho Porrd. Aug i Is
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-19

Notice. is hereby given by the Board
Of Public Works Of the City or South
Bend, Indiana, that the houses and buUI-
ings acquired by the City Of South Bend
under Condemnation Resolution no. o.
adopted June II, 1919. and confirmed bv
said Board on July go 1919, commonly
known ms the opening ~ Calvert Street.
VIII De sold by said Board ~ ~ prss Iu
the City Hail at DO A. 81 on the 80ta
day Of August. 1921 under the terms
and conditions as hereinafter stated
The property TO be sold consists u
two separate parcels more particularly
Parcel The buildings located on
the property commonly known and rI---
bered 80. $50 South Michigan Street.
consisting ~ one -H0-stury frame tu..'
ing. one small wooden building used 10
q garage. one small frame wood shed
Parcel 2-Ihe building located nu tIs
property commonly known aud number
el as NO. 1901 South Michigan -rr..-
being ore and cue-heff Stories frame.
single r0of used f0r residence rl--
poses
The above ri5el property via 10
offered for sale AT private sale Ht ths
Office II he Board " Public Wo- n
city Han ar the house o. 10 A. 81 90
the Both day at August, 1921 and from
day % day thereafter until -a'l property
IS disposed az. said buildings VIA q
tof9re es.glated Parcel ] "a. .e ..esf-
cred Hs One property said SAID. f1r
cash at date ~ sale ana f.r a. less
than the fun appraised value +Ha-
as shown tv said arrra '.r ert r .r
fla with tre Board n Irtr.. rr.-
The buildings wu-r he moved f-
premise .E i. purchasers % tF. own
Of sale
In the event rhe ru-.hrse-s nm -
remove sail .l.. l.l- tw t-e
period specified -ee Board
L
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-03-23
ORDINANCE NO. SOB

An ordinance declaring the inten-
ton of the city council of Moscow,
Idaho, to pave, curb, grade and fill B
street, from the east line of the in
tersection of Polk and B streets to
the west line of Haynes street where
3 street terminates in Hayes street,
from an extension of the south line of
B street to an extension of the north
line of G street, in the city of Moscow,
and to construct storm sewers within
the Improvement district proposed, in
accordance with a petition therefor
signed by more than seventy per cent
CT the resident owners ut property
within the improvement district pro-
rosed, which petition is on file in the
office of the clerk Of The city Of Mos
COW; providing the general character
of the proposed Improvement, the es-
innate of the cost and expense of the
same and that the cost and expense of
the Improvement is to be assessed
against the property ahutting, front
ing contiguous or tributary to the
streets to be improved and included
within the district proposed; providing
the method by which the expense of
of the improvement in the space form