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AN ORDINANCE

To add a new seetion 10 Article % OF
the City Code OF Annapolis, 70 follow i'm
ntediafeiei after Section -. and TO be
InoNni as Section a;.-A.
Sacfion l. BE il established and ordain-
ed ny the Mayor. Counselor and Alder
men af the Cts Of Annapolis that new
section he added 10 tho City Code OF An
napoiis 10 follow Immediately after Sec
ton -. Of Article ~. To he known as See
ton - A. and 10 read as follows:
Section "a. livery person applying for
2 permit 10 build garage. or other build
ing In which an automobile Is kept. or Tor
q huiiain@ which may he used for the
storage or bay, grain or other iutianmahle
material. shall state the character of the
building 10 he erected when 50 applying.
and no permit shall be granted ia such
cases unless il Is plainly stated that such
buiiding shall be constructed as follows
the walls aud roof shall he entirely Of
metal. brick. cement, tile or other non
comhustbic substance, except that the
Crane may he IF wood. aud the doors may
| he of wood; IL shall lac unlawful 10 erect
any building OF the character indicated In
this ordinance or 20 use any building not
now used for the purpose except IL con-
forms 10 the requirements ot this ordi-
! nance. Any violation of this ordinance
lars for the FIRST offense. and from ten IL
| twenty dollars for each subsequent Of
| Tense. 30 he recovered. as, fines and costs
| arr l,ow recovered
section . And he II further established
a"d ordained that all ORDINANCES aud parts
of ordinances Inconsistent With this or,lt
dance sfe hereby reheaied ai3eG
Section 3. And be IL. established and
ordained that this ordinance shall take ef-
| feet from the date Of it's passage.
Approved Oct iS. 1922
Aitnsf: Mayor.
EMMA AEGoTT GAGE.
City Clerk. NJ:
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SAGE TEA DANDY
TO DARKEN HAIR
IT'S Grandmother's Recipe TO
Bring Back Color and
Lustre to Hair

You can turn gray. faded hair beau
tifally dark and luStrous almost over
hight il yonll Get bottle of "%yeth's
SAGE and Sulphur Compound" at any
drug store. Millions of bottles of this
old famous Sage Tea Recipe. i'm
proved by The addition OF other in
gradients. are sold annually. says a
wcll-isnown druggist here. because ii
dafScns the hair 81 naturally ana
eyealy that no. ono can tell ii has
been applied.
Those whose hair is turning gray
or lecoming faded have a surprise
awaiting them. because after one or
Two applications the gray hair van
shes and your locks become luxur-
,an:ly dark and beautiful.
This Is the age of youth. GRAY
haired, nnattractive folks aren't
wanted around. so get busy with
Wvesh's Sage and Sulphur Compound
ie-nisht aud von'n he delighted with
tear dark. handsome hair and YOUR
youthful appearance within a few
days.
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teams to defeat the Lancaster
team this year.
X is true that comparative
scores in football count for very
little. bur il also staads ous tliat.
taking tho Dickinson carle - IN
indcx oi 81 toilh's potential
strength. NJ least. TIC Cadct eleven
IS ono possessing much laion, pow
or and one taat should give good
account Of itself when ii faces its
old rival Johns IIopkins-to1or-
row.
While ST lohn's was ablc -
beat Western Maryland last Saulr-
d-y b. Inc MARGIN of only one
touchdown. tie $50 defeat meted
~ Westminster lads by the Black
:.nd Blue two weeks before may
SEEN formidable as comparative
scores 90. But IT must be taken
into consideration that St. John
undoubtedly was not showing any
thing more than was absolutely
necessary in that fray. for Hop
kins scouts a-plenty were said 10 be
watching the play.
In Johns Hopkins the 1t.
Johns eleven will find, as in for
mer wears, a foeman worthy OF
its steel. The Black and Blue,
although defeated 800 by the
| University OF Maryland last
week end, has a strong defensive
eleven and one that also has
shown considerable offensive
power in some OF its games. st
lohn's on the other hand. prob
ably has one OF the best attacks
( in the State, the stellar work q
4 It's high-class backfeld standing
out prominently in all OF tht
] games SO far played. and conf.
dence reigns supreme up at The
old college that both the attack
and defense al the Orange and
Black team will he able t. more
than cope with all Hopkins ha,
TO offer.
Should St. Johns win tomor
rows game. il will mean that the
coveted Maryland Football
Championship title will come II
Annapolis, and if the Navy team
defeats the Army, it will be &C
claimed one OF the very best teams
in the country. But, win or lose
We are confident that both st
| Johns and Navy will fight to thc
last ditch, and in victory or defea
the loyal. ardent rooters OF tht
teams will stand fast and true.
Best OF luck Navy!
Bring home that title. ST
/ Johns, ai
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DANGER IN DELAY
kidney diseases Are Too Dangerous
For Annapolis PeaFIo 10 Neglect.

TIC great danger OF kidney troubles
Is thai they 50 often get firm hold
before the sufferer recognizes them.
HEALTH will be gradually undermined.
Backache. headache. nervousness.
iameness. soreness. mm5aro, urinary
troubles. dropsy. gIeyei ard Bright
disease may follow as the kidneys get
worse. Don't neglect your kidneys.
Help the kidneys with Doan's Kidney
pills. which are 50 strongly recon-
mended right here in Annapolis.
Mrs. Rebecca Council. % Holland
St. Annapolis, says: L suffered q
great deal with misery in my back
and my back ached so | could hardly
keen going. The action OF my kid
naws was irregular. | read OF Doan's
Kidney Pills and used them. getting
my supply at Green's Drug Store
They helped me wonderfully. streng,
thening my back and kidneys. fell
like different person and could do
my work without annoyance after us
ing Doan's Kidney Pills"
Price 60c. AT all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for a kidney remedy ge
Doan's Kidney Pills--the same tina
Mrs. Connell had. Foster-Milbpri
Co. Mrs. Buffalo. n. Y.--tAdv)
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American History
DAY BY DAY
Isy Z. r. erces
NOVEMBER Il

South Carolina Safe Con-
veHtion. apssing the nnlliiica-
ton ordnance, threatened 10
secede on November -. iS32.
Battle OF Lockout Moan aia.
or Battle Above the Clouds. :
fought on November .. 1863.
Federal retreat under Scas-
field reached Columbia. Tenn.
where a stand was made. on
November q. iSA
Sherman burned mills. foln-
dries and works at Rome, Ca.
on November "a. 1901.
Frances Hodgs3n Burnett.
author. horn; Cass Gilbert.
architect. born; Samuel a.
Hitchcock. American philan-
fhropist. died: William 3. AS
tor. died; and August Bel
mont. financier. died. respec-
lively, on November q. ls49.
1859. 1873. 1875. and 1890.
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No. sit Divorces. III III
in the Circuit Court for Anne Arnadcl Co
The object Of This suit is 10 procure n
eo-.ree fer divorce a viBs:illo lnatrlmoaii
from the defendant. Nelson Fac. Moore
The bill states that the plaiHiifr. Ger
aldine Norma Moore. was married. 10 Inc
sie defendant. Nelson Bncl Moore in The fitv
Of Annapolis. on the 9Th day of Juno, lslS :
That ia! or 50 after the said mar
riage. The said defendant. nelson I:I.el
Moore. deserted tifc plaintiff without snss
cause. and has not contributed 10 :,rF
support and maintenance since the de-
scrtioa. which took place about snree ana
half years ago.
That the defendants descrtion ef Inc
plaintiff was deliberate. and that tho
separation Is final and without hope ~
That the defendants, Nelson Ruel
Moore. address when last heard OF was
BFeaklyR, New York
IL is fhereupon this 18th day of Eorem-
her. 1922, ordered by the Circuit Court Tor
Anne Arundel County. that the p,aiat-n II.
BY causing a. copy Of this order 10 be in
served in some newspaper published ID
said eoEnty. once in each Of three s.f-s..s
sice weeks before the 10th day of Ilece,l,-
Der. l352 give notice "a the said tiesond-
ant ef the object and substance Of This
bill. warning him 10 appear IT, fills Gafrt
IN pcrs0tl o. by Solicitor on or before Inc
3lsi day OF December. next, 10 show sanse.
4 any he has. why \ decree ought not To
nc passed as prayed
VA. \. WOODWARD. Clerk.
True Cnpy Test:
AM. y. WOODN ARD Clerk
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kins player. who is ineligible. Kelso
is running a clsse race. The rest OF
the team remains intact, with Ander-
son and Banheld. ends: Alexander
and Barger. tackles: SteclSer and Len
ger, guards. and Captain Kirkpatrick.
Cain and Hobo Ridgely as abe hack
field trio.
Watch Kirkpatrick and Ridgely."
tie slogan reported from the Hopkins
training. popped into ST. Johns head
quarters last night. Ii met with the
prompt response: They'll have more
than that To watch"
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PROPOSALS

bids will he received by thcs City Clerk
Gail II o'clock noon. Saturday. Noyem-
her -. for 100 linear feet Of concrete curb
aud gutter. more or less, on Southgate
Avenue. For further Information. apply Ia
". IL. NANSANT.
MI CITY Commissioner.
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Two Senws and a mafarhoaI will be SOLD
ny public auction NJ ihr Court Housc
doc. AT L. o'clock nson orenaber rs
49,. One s.aw and Inoforbaaf can no
sem On south side of SaHif River M
iave-Nlew Ferry. and the other senp OF
flar Severn River AT Nhifnex.s Perry
Terms Of sale cash.
Isg order nf
THE BOARD or c0I-xTY. COMMITS.
SlONEHS Oh ANNE Arundel.
COUNTY. Nh.
11-IGo.
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Member 81 ~, A..aaar.a rr...

The Associated Press q. eNclu-
aiVeiy entitled - The nre Tor re-
publicaticr ~ sN Rcws credited 90
II or A.i atl.srstise credited la
this paper afl.l Y'sa ~. local news
puhlishrH hsfiau Al rights Of
re pubiicafiau q s;.eciai dis
patches hcfcit ,re also reserved.
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after h:ih.ng q river 81 Easl
.flsssi 2 white naaser suffered s.a.s
.-'''E 'sliHsssss-se' supposed 10 i,
nc !" s's'.se pss;::..,: clement in IL.
H..
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Tnr ryENlNG cArlrAL


IL on sale ST sise following places:
Eeoree VI. Jones M fat Main street
William sshuilze. ........ "a West S.rcai
George H. Dayis......si Maryland Ave.
Chaa O. ! eldmeyer j.. - Maryland Ave.
s8lUebird Confectionery" King George ST.
William I,Aker. Meat & Cathedral SIS.
81. h. g. A. Newstand. Short Line 'reFsRln-i
AZ. Miller ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Nesr Street.
~. Mandfi-, Third severn AVE. Eastrort
Dr. chart u. iIepkei.. - Maryland .Nse.
Deliver In Annapolis, Euespofi. CO
mantown .6nd West Annapolis. by farrier
for 81 cents nei. month.
You can have tie tgENiNG CAPTTAI.
mailed 70 yon svhon SWAY from the clfy
by Leaving your n1fir and address ut tlie
Office. for - centr ser month. 500 per
year payable o. a,t ft.He - auy post0f6ee
Ia tile Iniied STATES 80 CAnada.
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ORDER NisI
Georgetta VI. Gale
rs.
Susan VI. Auspach. ct al.
No. $50 Equity.
In the Circuit Court for Anne ARUNDEL Co

No. $40 Equity.
In the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel Co
Ordered. this 9th dag of November,
1872. that the sale of the property men
toned In these proceedings (being a par:
OF Belle Grove FARM. made and reported
ny Lillian $. \. keech and George NJ.
Gale. Trustees. be ratified and confirmed
unless cause to the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the
goth DAY OF DECEMBER. NEXT;
Provided. a copy of this ord ,r be inserted
IN same newspaper published in Anne
Arundel county, once in each of three suc-
eessive weeks before the 26ih day OF Dc
cenbcr. next
The report states the amount of sales 10
be $a0.O0o.0O. = ~
: WM. ". wOoDwaRD. Clerk,
True Copy. Test: =
WN. :. WOODWARD. Clprk. ElES
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w. B. e A. Electric
Railroad M
MID-CITY TERMINALS


Hatf- Hourly Service Morning and Eyeuins
Between Annapolis. Baltimore and
Washington and Camp Meade
washington and camp Meade
passengers change at Naval
Academy JunctlOn.)
LEAVE ANNAPOLIS
West Street station
SO. x5.J0. Goo. xG5O. x75O. s2O. eeD
1910. Il-20, A. NJ. 1920 90, 300. 3 81
- T4.So $780, GO. 100. $50. 1920
Leave Naval Academy Gate 10 minute,
earlier: State House Station, Bladen
Street and College Avenue. seven RI
minutes earlier.
connecting at odenton with z. II. II.
ANNAPOLIS SHORT LINE DIV.
Bladen Street station
go A. u. and balf-hourly thereafter NJ %
aud 80 minutes after each hour upf1l
30 = ~; tnsn tezJe. $50. 90. 1870.
80 and so < 4 n. -tfain, daily e1cep,
sunday.
LEAVE BaLTIMORE-w. u. A.
s-a' ie = 81: g. ss7 .lPss q ,ss5 A n,
%: G.s5. 7-:;J. 0aa 11-a5. r. ~. i235'
All trains receive or discharge passen1ers
At Local points between Annapolis and
Naval Academy Junction and at Shin
ley and Linthicum oB signal.
ANNAPOLIS SHORT LINE DTv.
Howard and Lombard ST..
5.i5 A. Nj. and haif-bourIy thereafter NJ Is
aud - minutes after each hour nntII
61J l.. NJ. thea at 1-15 2l5. glJ i015
Ills. r. ~. and J2.fJ. A. II
sI5 and a-45 A ~ iraiBs daily excepi
Sunday.
LEAVE WAsHSGToN
500. Gas. SEQ. 900. 1000, 1100 a NJ 120o
Ito. go. 800, x3.a0. 100. xs-1 E6s,
Geo, 100. 800. ITO L. A., 1910 A. "
x-Daiiy except Sunday
For tickets and fnforEnsffon apply sf our
city ticket 0f3ces; West Street Station
aasyei Hall, Short Line Station. Eisden
Street.
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officials for the game have been an
nounced The referee will be Dwyer
of Notre Dame. who refereed the Hop
kns-Maryland clash Farrier. OF
Trinity. will be the umpire; David
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son, of Georgetown. field judge, and
Sigrran. OF Lafayette. head linesman
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cOLLEGIANS FIT
FOR CLASH WITH
JOHNS HOPKINS


ST. Johns gridders were on tacis
toes yesterday Contrary to oxpeela-
tons. Hoban reversed the order Of
t1inss by allowing his pupils TO sc,
iato brief periods of scrimmaging in
order to carry out the days program
for both offensive and defensive work
These brief periods we're marked
hy lively mixups against the strong
scrubs, and Hoban expressed much
satisfaction with the manner in which
the team went about It's work. All o!
the regulars now are in top form
Cain. Ridgely, Stecker and Alexander
having recovered entirely from
bruises received in the Western
Maryland setto last Saturday.
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subs Get 4 Chance

Daring the scrimmaging. all of the
drst substitutes were given a chance
Tor workout in the regular line-up
Although Feinberg. the Zig center.
has recovered from a foot injury sus
tanned several weeks ago. Hoban an
nounced that he had not definitely de-
cided WHO will ell the position al the
start of the game. Perry. who was
shifted from tackle. played mighty
strong game there in Feinberg's alb
sence and it is practically a toss-ap
between the two.
il is regarded as practically certain
that Kid Norris will start at quarter
in place of Darlev. the former Hop
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20 ADVERTISING IN THE CAPT.
TAI BRINGS RESULTS.
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Entered ~ snppral', f'osrahice -
See"'td 1853 faftcr.
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1 OF DECEMBER, NEXT;
ORDER OF PrMICATIOS
Goraidine. Roriua Moore ft4ft
vs.
Nelson Buel Moore.

No. 81 ijivorces.1 IL liI
IN the Circuit Court for Anne .trnndcl Co
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ron nrsF'

FOR RENT -4Gurnished apartmce,
Duke az Gloucester street. So mar.
APPLY u. j. Miegard. Real 'T,gis
Insurance, n school street.
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FOR RENT -I'ive-room furnished fg
West street. Also one sl& -ruam p.
EaStport.
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FOR KFNT Three room furnished ~
mcnt. Apply l97 Prince Gcorrc i
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For tickets and fufortnsffon spnlv ~ a,,,
city ticket Offices; West Street Station
Gasvei Hall. Short Line Station. Elaaen
Street
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LEAVE WAsHSGToN
500. 6.f5. 500. 300. 1000, 100 a. III. 200
lo1, go. 800. x330. 100. xs-s0, Tor
GEO. 100. 300, ITO 4. NJ, 1910 A. N
x-Daiiy except Sunday.
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE

AN. :. WOODWARD. clers.
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FOR EENT-Six-room apartment on b
street. Phone Old.
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CT A S SIFIED Ans


LoST-White. short-icg he9.l. -
Drown spois-with check. N.ir, 4,
1ant.er \ Prince George Sir,r.
LOST On Saturday. te.,.-..
Stteel anu high school lot. $40 ps.'
ward II returned 20 CAPITAL om"
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-05-06
Newsr apers Regret Policy

London, May At is an open Sc
cret that the publishers of one or two
Of the London penny morning news
lapers are sorry that they ever en-
gagged in the fierce competition which
they have been waging for some
weeks to gain circulation by giving
subscribers free insurance for a vari-
ETY. of accidents, ills and ailments.
Having taken it up and doomed
themselves unsparingly as great pub,
lie benefactors, the papers do not see
their way to drop it without great
loss of prestige and circulation.
One paper of a large circulation
states that since the first of the year
it has paid claims amounting to &15,-
600 under it's free accident insurance
scheme. Another credits itself with
paying over 600 claims and G8,OOC
for free insurance in the same period
This campaign has been watched
with intense interest. Some of the
papers have offered to obtain readers
odd and unusual lines of insurance sc
as to attract attention as the first in
that particular field.
One paper started a boom in its
free insurance scheme by announcing
that it was the one and only paper
that paid compensation for lost, stray.
ed, stolen or damaged laundry. An.
other capped this by advertising itself
as the only paper that paid compensa
ton for accidents occurring either il
his own garden or that of somebody
else.
Another claims it is the only paper
running free insurance scheme thai
includes householder's servants Of
the daily charwoman in it's accident
benefits without making any extra
| charge
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-05-06
Committee to
Pronounce "Jaw-Breakers"

London, May At has cost the
British Admiralty $4,000 a year to
maintain committee whose sole
function was to determine the spell
ing and pronunciation of perplexine
or "jaw-breaking" geographical
names.
The committee, known as the Per-
manent Committee on Geographical
Names, is to be abolished in accord
ance with economy recommendations
recently made to the government. 1t
has been in existence for three years.
One official was kept constantly at
work preparing data which was sub
mitted to meetings of the committee
held every two months. The ar
rangement was found of value not
only to the Admiralty but to CONNER
cial firms with foreign connections
among whom standardized spelling of
the names of out of the way places is
considered of much Importance.
The committee decided that Lodz,
in Poland, should be spelled "Wudsh''
and that Przemysl, in Galacia, IA
miliar to the wartime communique
readers, should be pronounced j
"Pzhemishl.'
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-05-06
Danish Parliament
Protecting Farmers

Copenhagen, May 4.-Protection
OF the interests of the farmer has
become as important an issue in the
Danish Parliament as in the United
States congress.
On the one hand the government is
being criticized by the trade unionists
and some other political organiza-
tions on the ground that the govern
ment is treating the farmers pattern
ally. On the other hand the Danish
Farmers Association, strong or
ganization, is hectoring the govern
ment for not protecting the farmers
interests and for alleged failure to
fulfill the governments policy of
strict economy in state affairs.
The farmers association is threat
ening to form an Independent politi-
cal party unless the government
takes care of their interests more
satisfactorily.
AS showing need of greater econ
omy in government affairs it is point
ed out that the Danish state railways
and nearly all of the railways in
Denmark are owned by the govern
ment-show net loss for the last
month of 38,4OO,OOO kroner (about
81 ,68O,000 at current rates of ex-
| change).
Higher wages coupled with in
| creased passenger fares and freight
rater and state official management
| are blamed here as the chief reasons
for this costly result of allowing the
state to own and operate the rail-
ways.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-05-06
Fa|cr: I'utrition Glasses

Washington, May 5.-The proven
ton Of nal-nutrition means to q
great cNtcn. the prevention of tuber.
culosiS, Dr. T.. =. Emerson of Boston
told tla E!,ntDcrs of the National Tu-
bcrcul,~.S ~ ociation in their meet.
;dent of III, Nutrition Clinics for
Delicate Children in Boston.
DR.. Emerson pointed to the nutri
tion clas.' rs the means Of preventing
nlal-nutririun. 1t was not enough, he
said, to cr&aniZc any kind Of a class
but one that would work on a wei
thought out program including the
following Natures:
Selection of malnourished children
by means Of weighing and measuring
on the basis of clinically determined
standards.
Cooperation with wcll-equippc,
diagnostic clinic.
Complete physical growth, menta
and social examinations.
The elimination of physical defect:
and other conditions in order that
children may be free to gain.
Modified school programs commcn
surate with the child's strength, alsc
credit for well organized health wcrl
as for other school subjects.
Home cooperation for securing
proper rest periods and feeding pro
gram, also for training in food an,
health habits to insure pcrmanency o
results obtained
The weight chart as constant in
dication Of growth conditions.
Proper use of summer camps anc
ether special agencies.
The proper placing of responsible
ity upon physician, nutrition worke
and parents. Adequate preparation
makes it possible for a physician t,
care for class of twenty in half a,
hours time each week
The cooperation of child helping or
CARNATIONS.
Adequate supervision of work done