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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-20

Washington. d. c. Give full name sno
turn postage. Be brief. All inquiries are
10 each Individual. No attention viii Do
Formerly the department was
housed in group OF buildings sur
rounding courtyard near Char
ing Cross. 1t derives its nameJ
Scotland Yard, from palace as
signed from the time of Edgar TO
Henry II as the residence Of the
Scottish kings when they visited IN
London. The present head is SIR
Edward Henry, commissioner. The
chief is appointed by the crown
upon recommendation of the home
secretary. The yearly cost of Scot
land Yard, according TO the latest
published statistics, is $15,OO0,Ooo.
Sir Edward Henry is the originator
Iof the system of fingerprint as
Identification, which is rapidly SUI
preceding the Bertillon system IN
ell countries.
@. What kind of a parrot learns
to talk most readily? T. I.
"A. me DlOiOglCal survey Sd!'
that the grey parrot of western Al
RIGA Is best adapted to training as
a talker.
@. How many people have saw
ings accounts? f. P. b.
A. There are some 11,5O0000 de-
ipositors in savings banks with To-
tai savings account of 0OO,ooo'-
900. This is exclusive, of savings
departments in other banks. Such
accounts would probably raise the
total to 100000 depositors ana
! 81 ,000, 100000.
9. Did Robert Ingersoll ever re-
cant? C. E. T.
A. Robert Ingersoll, so far as
we can ascertain, did not change
his views on the Immortality Of the
soul before his death. He believed
that death ended the spiritual, as
well as the physical life of man.
| @. How long is a roll Of wall pa
per! I. NJ. c.
. ;'as general s;snxtA = e:sa:
yards.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-20

Don't take too lightly the charge that Rock
Island has been dominated by vice ring. You
have seen some of the evidence of its vile hand
on your neghbors and friends. 1t would as
soon treat you in the same manner if you dared
raise your voice against it's methods.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-20

Il Il. 1umanon knowledge that there a = vice
st,e d Rock island. It might not Be An essy
mattsf - legally punish It's members for their
pracacss, but public protest will BE- powerful
enough to rsm0vs the conditions upon which
ths combins snfiches itself. Thar means the
spd Of the vics ring. And that is all The Argus
and the decent people Of Rock Island are
seeking 70 accomplish
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-20

in the living room.
Il did make you sit up and take
notice. didn't II" And then, open
ing closet door. Nancy unlocked a
little old-fashioned trunk, opening
the package she shook out a flow
ing gypsy costume and an Oriental
bandeau.
With a Mf9e laugh she placed
thu. - Ne, s.:ima q tao syua4-sak
turned the key. =
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-20

4 Rock Island officialdom can make excuses
and denials until thaseows come home. but it
can't escape full responsibility for the present
indignation ON the part of the decent citizen
ship Of Rock Island against the ascendency Of
m Influence that never fails to cast odium on
those with whom it comes In intimate contact
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-20

The Rock Island immunity ring met only
occasionally when the machinery was working
smoothly. Now 1t is in almost continuous ses-
sion in last desperate effort to keep pacified
the scattered forces Of the local underworld
from whom II has been collecting Its filthy
money
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-20

Eliminate underworld grating in Rock Is
land and it won't be long until the vice lords
who are now tearing through the streets in
their high-powered cars will either have to
look for work or seek greener fields elsewhere
to ply their lecherous trade.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-20

All the people Of Rock Island are demand
ing of their officials is that the city be kept
safe and decent And when it is safe and de-
cent the vultures who are now living off the
pickings OF vice will be without means Of
existence,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-20

Il may mot be necessary to pay that 5000
reward for the capture Of the Gabel murderers
You needn't be surprised to hear Of couple
Of the occupants Of the big black murder car
surrepdering to the police one Of these~days.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-20

Tho decent people Of Rock Island arr de-
manding that their government be directed
from the city hall and not from the roost Of the
vice ring.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-20

When the full story of the Gabel murder is
told the people of Rock Island will better real
Ize and appreciate the power and ramifications
of the vicious combine that has had its tentacles
buried in the throats Of city and county official
dom,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-20

Some day Rock Island officialdom will be
made to understand that 1t is accountable to
the mass Of decent citizenship and not to
band of parasites that prey off the earnings of
the denizens of the underworld. ~
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-20

Don't be surprised to hear of the Rock Is
land vice ring attempting to intimidate tho
sraRd jury. It has tried the same thing on
precious juries
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-20

Vice never yet has become so firmly en-
tss1ched in q city that it Couldn't 10 dislodge
b. the power Of public protest
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-20
MONEY.
SPEED,

Every dollar in the country is changing
hands seven times month. Bank clearings in
August exceeded $4,000, 900, 900, or more than
seven times as much as the total amount of
money in circulation.
If you can hang onto dollar four and a half
days, you are doing better than the average.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-20

Disarm the thugs and bandits who are pa
Tading the streets Of Rock Island in open de-
finace Of law and order.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-20
WHO killed Bill Gabel?

Commercialixed vice has caused the down.
fall OF governments In larger cities than Rock
Island.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-20

4 vice ring such as has been boldly opsrat.
Ing In Rock Island could never exist without
official consent.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-20
he Refer &c
J)RATN.

A man dies on m operattng tabie N SI
Bartholomsw's hospital in LONDON Surseons
to massase the pericardium. membrane enclos-
In half an hour the he&rt begins oea1lnk
normally The patient does not regain con-
seriousness. But his heart continues DeaunS
"a hours, when it stops forever.
This is not pulling man back LID" me
grave. But It is mighty close 70 It \
L17E.
Life In a down and-up AoW OF energy from
the sun. In q nutshell this II the ks1eIsy
anerxys theory announced BY DR.. y. q Eve'
eminent British scientist. = ~.
He makes many important new points. But.
In the main, it is an old thsory. For q least
a generatioA certain scientists have believed
that all life on earth is merely dow Of energy
from the sun and its dissipation back 70 aus
source. The ancient sun-woFsnlppers nao
similar notion.
NDr. Edward Baly, English chemist. says
we may some day have botlieo SUNSHINE. w
already have it--coal.
BOOZE.
Henry Ford says he will fre any employe
with liquor on his breath, on his hip or IN MS
cellar at home. ,
been causing many accidents in his Detroit
plant. This seems like old times. John Barley
corn was doomed first as Safety FIRST meas
ure. The sentenc. was approved by Supreme
Judge Industrial Efficiency. That's the real
reason liquor no longer can be sold-openly.
BIRD.NEN.
| The Booth-racer ln4vy BR airpiane), which
| is entered for the Detroit aviation meet IN
| October draws up itaEfeet Ikea bird That
| is, the landing gear, wheels and all. during
flight are pulled up into the body OF the ma
chine to lessen air resistance.
! In this instance, and in the gliding con-
tests. you see flying swing back to imitation
of birds. Logical, for the most perfect hieI
is the bird. And man cannot improve on
nature.
| MONEY.
! Bankers check up and find that 26,637 1881
Americans have savings accounts, better than
one for each family.
The savings total around $l7,O0O.0 100000
which suggests that the proverbial thrift Of
the French may lag behind ours.
American savings accounts are twice al
! much as the total amount of money in circula
ton, plus all our gold. And more billions are
banked in commercial or checking accounts
Apparently each dollar shows up several time:
as bank deposit. Frequently We deal witt
credit when we think we're handling the aetna
cash.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-20
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Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-01

musical program, wss giysn BY tie
American Legion. Miss Helen Howe.
head Of the department Of subtle nh-
sic at the normal. sssistsd II :Are1ar-
Ing this prosram. The, WsAthfr.s Vas
ideal so = large number attended the
services in the morniHS and the pro-
grans in the aftsrns6n ana .evcnipks
A Memorial day program ves also
given At the norma! scheol on Mon
1 The students and faculty mtmbsrs
had q picnic at Brunsdalk'a gr4ve On:
Mondhy:. from 4:30 to 7:30 pm. TAe
4chief feature Of the picnic wes the IN :
door baseball game played Between,
the faculty ana students. cescrearh,
cake and sandxiches we're serysa:
The annual Junior plly. Martha
By-the-Day was given Oh Friday eve
ming, May rs. The auditorium vas
well filled 1nsa Borstad plaS~d the
part Of Martha tBy-thS-D Day. At the
junior-senior reception siven lest
Thursday evening, May Is, the junior
class gave the same play in honor Ut
the seniors. After the play, reffesh-
nents were served and toasts were
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-01
Mayviine Normal Note.

Mayviile. N. D., June 1.-The cata-
losue OF the normal school for 1s72-28
was recGlved this week It>contains
116 pages and IL nicely gotten up.
There are outs OF the bask ctball team
which won the state championship,
OF z scene fronaNa pageant given dur
ink the winter, and of some Of the
buildings are shown, @
President ]. O.hEvjen, p. r. FInner
and Oscar u. Menus are sched uied
to Eivf toslinencsiKent addresses this
week IND next week.
ThS normal school studehts and IA
Guilty members Joined with the Amer
lean Legion In observing Memorial
day. In the forenoon they matched
to the cemetery to decorate the graves
Of the/soldiers. At 2 o'clock in the
afternoon the program Of the day was
given In the city park. Prssid ent
EVEN gave an address on "Lincoln
and the Civil War. and NJ. G. saters
gave 2 vocal solo. In the evening q
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-01
FORD OPPOSES.
new PLAN FOR
MUSCLE SHOALS
Declares the Gorgas Steam
Plant Must Be Included
!. !. Before He Accepts.

Warrington. June Henry Ford's
reply to the counter proposal drafted
~ theShouse military COMMITTEES for:
develepment Of the government-pr pro-
jects Ut Musele Shoals, Ala, was pre-
aented today to the committee by J.
". Worthington, representative OF
Mr.. Ford. Immediately upon arrival
here from petroit where he conferred
With the motor manufacturer.
Mr.. t'ord's answer, made in the
form Of letter to Chairman Kahn.
dehnitely rejected the provision in
the committee plan which eliminated
the steam plant at Gorgas, Ala, from
the properties to be disposed of by.
the eovernment with the Muscle
6hoAls properties. ,.t-
III II cannot consent TO eliminate the
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-01
HIGHWAY. BUILDING
IS STIMULATED BY
DROP In PRICES

bismarck, N. D.. June la sharp
decline in prices has stimulated high
way building to an unusual degree in
North pakotn recently, according 10
w. III. Robinson, state engineer. Re-
quests for surveys Of proposed federal
aid projects have been so numerous
In tho last few weeks that the high
way commission engineers will be uh-
able to prepare plans for all road
work desired, 1t waa said by Mr. Rob-
inSon.
The first road contracts let this
spring were taken BY contractors at
priceE 40 much below expectations
that 1Neh.roeA work which has been
held UP vii! now be done this year.
Mr.. A6hipAcn said. Among the re-
cent requests from counties for sur
veSs are: Walsh county, IS miles:
Cavalier, IL miles; McHenry. Is
sHstSeeTins % s'. work mas hss bssn e eompiets =, let
sr
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-01
Dancing, Thursday night, June 1st,
Fhdden's Grove; Emard's 1st orches,
BOUT POSTPONED.

Mandan, N. D.s June 1.-The ten
round bout scheduled hcre, for .!une,s
between Mike Gibbons, st. PAxl and
jack Mccarthy. Toledo, 'ohi,, has
been postponed for ono waek because
OF an operation on Bibb0ns ut St..
Paul for removal OF tohsils aHd
.adenoids yesterday. Mccarthy is in
training here.
Mandan is the first stop Gibbons
will make in hts around the nat,on
tour in which he will try FOR :, knock
out record.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-01

y { g Is, .
Tow Suit case on North sixth
street between Second avenue and SO
fblock. Return to 1915 North SIXTH,
EEllAdv.
" Home Talent ri.y-"sa ,..y r,r,t", Il. !.
tIhursday. June LIST, at Merrineld, NJ
-. N = Dahee and supper after play. |.
For Rent.-Furn,sn.d co.i,k. ~:
Maple Lake for season season az '' 80 49,
month. Neville, SIS First 4 avenuo.
phone 229sJ. ~
Bachelors. Grove Pavilion n.noa--
Friday, June 3nd. Music BY Ctibor's
orchestra.s II you were not at the
vas Si'ast dance don't mias this ene.-Adv.
"SurcSSf- Noxcm"' 1nsectie,de ana
i Fungicide for the control OF leaf eat
seSSiAeects and certain mites, For
vse oA1 all vegetable plants. bushes
nd Shrubs; easy to apply. Grand
Seed Co, 2o5 South Third
etreets-Adv a.,
pnce>at Manyel tonight; MARVEL
orcnestra. Everybody welcome.--AdS.
Would like to correspond with city
or village official that wants 4 potato
warehouse in thor town. Write us,
Herald.-Adv
Lawn Mowers Sharpened-We cali
for. sharpen, adjust and deliver your
mower. Satisfaction guaranteed.
kRrtce, 1900. Giese & Noonan, East
9ESirand Forks. Phone 4s%.--Adv.
:lWhy Go Home for Your Noon
4 syunchoon? The Annex Cafeteria
Ntsrees the things you want to eat at
s.sloQpular prices. Quality and service
Rtneomparable.-Ad
\ ,K. A Needing will be a
,feg1la ri fHpeeuns fof the. knights of
NsPytfi4 lodge this evening at s
Il o'cfofk. VII. w. Marks, c. c.; Martin
i.slsystad, X. of R. & 81
ssa tnnmage, saie in. basement si
sSSMothodist church next Saturday, 10.
Einplng5at 9 a. m.-Distnct No. 3
Those having articles to donate, may
bring them to the church Friday aft
.. -ernoon,- or phone Mrs. Tom Rcdick
$40. and they will be called for.-Ad>
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-01

given. Helen Miller df thu Junior claea
was 'toastr1istress. C6i1a iANehaugen
gave taAst ts ire seniors ana Thor \
man, Groth retfonded FOR the senior
class. Toasts were also gipen by
Theodore Befgsne, Frederick Weltxin.
and Gertrude Sannbeison.
The senior class play. Fanny ana
the Servant Problem" will be kiven
Tuesday evening, June 13.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-01
SENT 70 INSANE AsYLUM;lI

,f Barron, Wis, June l.--Ha$old
spratn. who has been under observa-.,
tion a. to his sanity has been COM.
niitted. to the state central hospital
for the insane. Sprain was held for
the shooting Of G. J. Borim' Barron
banker last summer. He was commit :
ted by the court last fall to q state
institution for observation before
,final judgment was given.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-01
]. FRENCH BEGINS DUTIES.

81. Paul. Mimi. JUNE A.-.IA lay
ette French Of Austin, began his du<
here today when he vas sworn iIto1
ONCE. " j. M. Ditksy. clerk Of he
United states district court,
Mr.. French replacesiAlfred Jaaues
Of Duluth, who will take UP private,
practice OF law in that city. MIR.
Jaques was appointed eight years ago
by President WILSON,
There will be no change in policy.
Mr.. French said, after sworn. until a
real necessity is shown.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-01
RANK KE,oPENs.

st. Paul. June THE state Eank
Of Lamberton, re4ently :los.d by tae.
state banking department. rs-oRsn~d
today. ss ~ rt.s
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-01
FRENCH WAR
DEBTS Will.
BE DISCUSSED

U. S. Government Will Meet Ircnch
Finaneicrs 1t Is Announced After
4 Allied Debt Funding Commission
Meet.
Washington. June 1.-The French
/ government has been informed that
the American government will receive
a special mission of French financial
experts to discuss the nations war
debt. it was stated today after the
second meeting of the Allied debt
funding commission. No definite date
for the discussions has been set.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-01
Jshnsen hn L ! ~ 0a
Drainage Ca,e Appeal

Hiamarck, n. b.. june attorney
GeKefiI sveinbiofn JohAson went to
Minneapolis today to consult with en-
Eineers employed ~ the state in the
Minnesota North Dakota drainage
case on the tins, and manner of TAX
ing: additional testimonyy IT'D. be taken
for presentation to the NsdDreine court.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-01
16C NOTIONS N
AOO At Special Prices

Reddy double mesh Hair Nets.
II Tor ). .SSc
Retldy single mesh Hair Nets,
j? Tor .5Sc
F'ashioncttc Hair\ Nets, single
mesh; regular 15c; IL for Ssc
Double mesh F'ashionettc IIair
Nets. ~ for. ...... .&l.19
West Hair Nets, single or double
mesh, : for. ....'. 49,. csc
Daisy Dress Snap; regular 1Oc
card. Sizes. black 40. at. .o1c
Daisy Dress snap. white. one,
not ali sizes. While they
last, per card -. 81. .O1c
Smail lot OF Cotton Thread,
white and black; sizes 20, 80
and 90: some mill ends.
Per spool ............. .O1c
Gold Medal Hooks and Eyes;
regular 1oc, all sizes. white
and black. Per card .O5c
Boyc Snap Fasteners. all sizes,
black and white; regular
1Oc card at. ............ .O4c
Tape Measure. Special. each eoc
Darnins Cotton, special lot. in
grey. green. tan. blue and
pink. A fine quality.
Per spook ,............,.0 02c
West Hook and Eye. The nat
hook and eye. Regular
10c. Per package .OIc
Kohinor Dress Snaps, not ali
sizes: regular 1Oc;
at per card Ole
Rockabyc BABY SafetyPins.
per card ..... =. csc.
Damascus Safety Pins: regular
1Oc. Special. per card :. .O7c
Lady Dainty Shelf Hair Pins:
regular 25c package, At. lie
Colonial Hair Pins. cabinets.
Special. per cabinet. :. .07c
a
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-01

business arc bein, tried that tn idea
Of alIowin' Ms t'strade In q last years.
straw hat on new one is. at least en-.
titled t consideration. Vesper Mpo&s
pitched no-hlt galn6 Yesterday, an
he haln't been in college quite = year.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-01

y sK. ;Hs: Meeting There will be a
1 feElla n fpe Getting of the. knights of
r sFytNi9 lodge this evening at 8
4 e,cfock! III. w. Marks, c. c.; Martin
iisLystad, X. of r. & 81
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-01

Lawn Mowers Sharpened-we cali
Etor. sharpen, adjust and deliver your
|mower. Satisfaction guaranteed.
sHrtce. $500. Giese & NoonaH, East
s|Sirand. Forks. Phone 4s<.--Adv.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-01

Go Home for Your Noon
4 s,syunchoon? The Annex Cafetef1a
essrves the things you want to eat at
. .s3!oQpNlar prices. Quality and service
4 comparable.--Adv.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-01

Would like to correspond with city
or village official that wants 1 potato
warehouse in thoAr town. Write lis,
| kHerald.-Ady es79g.7
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-06-10

NtlEGlS.
IL inch pipe 2 lbs, 5 5 OF.
IL inch pipe, 3 lbs, s OF.
inch pipe, 4 lbs. 0 OF.
Lead Bends and Traps.
Section 27. Lead bends or traps for
water closets shall not be less han one
eighth % of an inch in thickness.
Al drawn lead traps of the Dubois
patterns shall not AVE less than the fol-
lowing weights per foot:
IL inch trap. ~ lbs. per foot.
inch inch trap lbs. per foot.
( inch trap. 6 TBS. per- per- f foot.
All lead bends shall have the following
prescribed weights per foot:
inch lead bend. AZ lbs. per foot.
1 inch lead bend, s lbs. per per foot.
Size of Waste Pipe.
Section 2S. Waste pipes for sinks and
bath tubs, and wash tray waste pipes
shall not be less than one and one-half
Qls) inches in diameter.
Construction of Vertical Soil or Waste
Section 30. Every vertical soil pipe
shall extend at least two (2) feet above
the highest part of the building or con-
tiguous property. and shall be of undi-
except with a wire guard. Such soil pipe
shall not open near a window nor an air
shaft ventilating living rooms.
Ventilation of Branch or Horizontal
Pipes.
Section 80. Each branch or line of soil
pipe fifteen feet or more in length, to
which a fixture is connected, must be
vented by a stack running two feet above
the highest part of the building or con-
tiguous property; or by extending said
soil pipe undiminished in size. and CON
Meeting above the highest fixture of the
main stack.
Section 81. Only one water closet will
be allowed on a branch from the main
drain or any stack unless branch is ex-
ended undiminished two (2) feet above
highest part of building, or connecting
above the highest fixture on main stack.
Joints and Connections.
Section 80. All joints in cast iron
drain. soil and waste pipes shall be so
caulked with oakum and lead, or with
cement made of iron filings and sal
ammoniac, as bto be made gas tight.
Upon the completion of all new work and
after the traps have been sealed by wa
ter a smoke or peppermint test shall be
applied together with a pressure of air
equal to a column of water one inch in
height.
(a) No tile pipe shall be connected
with the soil or waste pipe unless the
same shall be provided with a flange to
admit of the proper connection being
made.
b) The connection between iron and
tile pipes shall be made with the best
cement, or by any other means approved
by the inspector.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-06-10

owner or plumber doing work on said
property.
Section 81, No priVy. vat or cesspool
for sewerage shall hereafter be construct
ed within the City of Somers Point on
any premises situated adjacent to any
street wherein there is a sewer and
wherein the City water is laid; nor shall
privy pits or c~esspools for sewerage be
hereafter permitted in any part of the
City where water closets can be connect
Provided, The Board of Health may.
however. in exceptional cases, issue
written permits for a period not exceed
ing twelve consecutive months.
Section 81. During construction or
building, the contractor shall provide for
workmen a privy to be constructed in a
sanitary manner and in accordance with
Board of Health.
Penalty for Violation.
Section SO. Any person, persons or
corporation violating the provisions of
any section of this ordinance shall. upon
conviction thereof, forfeit and pay a
penalty of not less than SO or more than
$3.50 for each and every offence.
Section 81. The Board of Health may
for cause and upon a written complaint
and after a public hearing revoke, sus-
pend or cancel any plumbers license or
permit issued by the Board of Health;
provided. however, the person against
whom complaint is made shall nave at
least three days notice of the time and
place of hearing and a copy of the writ
ten charges.
Section So. All ordinances or parts of
ordinances, supplementary or amendato-
ry thereof. inconsistent with this ordi-
nance be and the same are hereby re-
pealed and his ordinance shall take
effect Immediately.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that a
public hearing will be held on June 10.
1922. at the City Hall, Somers Point. n.
j., at s p. NJ, daylight saving time, and
at that time the ordinance will be passed
on it's final reading.
WALTER A. SMITH,
Secretary Board of Health of Somers
Point N ].