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The Connecticut labor news., 1923-10-20

Washington, Oct. Io.-Fre speech and free press guaranties of the con- stitution of the United States are su- preme rights of the citizens in war times as well as in peace times.
 Those who deny the people these sacred rights, either in peace or in war, strike fatal blows at the very heart of American liberty under the constitution and establish dictator a dictatorship because it is operated under the mask of statute law.
 This is the ringing challenge which United States Senator Borah shot in to the citizens conference here, which was convened to initiate a nationwide movement for the observance of law and obedience to the constitution with especial reference to the 18th amendment
 "There is peculiar and vicious doctrine which has come to have rec ognition in this country, said Borah.
 Tt was said that during the late war, as soon as war was declared, the constitution of the United States was in sense, or in some respects, sus- pended, and that the congress could pass any law 1t saw fit to pass.
 This Is a strange doctrine.
 tBut it was seriously advocated by learned and able men, accepted by legislators and executive depart- ments
 For myself, repudiate it once and
 'No such dangerous and un-Ameri- can doctrine should be accepted By the people of this country.
 Every clause, every line of that great charter obtains in time of war the same as in time of peace.
 e'I have always thought that if any one provision of the constitution could be regarded as more vital to the cause of freedom than any other 1t woudl be the first amendment to the constitution, which guarantees free speech, a free press, and the right to worship God according to the dictates of one's conscience
 "But such are the effects of war upon the constitution, such are the effects of war in breeding hate and intolerance, that men are in prison today, and have been for six years.l in absolute violation of the funda mental principles of the first amend ment- not for assaults upon life or property, but for the expression of their politi- cal views,
 "But what is even more startling, they are there without any legal evil dence with which to hold them
 "I would count myself whining hypocrite to come here to insist upon enforcement of the 18th amendment and remain silent upon the utter dis regard of the first amendment"
The Connecticut labor news., 1923-10-20
100 Steps Of Church Street

 at 2I6 Meadow St, you will find STEVENS & MILLER, Expert Hatters, who will take care of all your hat troubles Making and Fitting Hats to any Shape head is our speciality. Here you will find an up-to-date display of "Young's" Hats (none better made) which have reached the sky line of perfection, Also a fine line of Cloth Hats and Caps.
 Ladies and Gents Hats cleaned and blocked
 We solicit your patronage and will give you good value and courteous treatment
 Respectfully yours, GEO. w. STEVENS and
 CHAS- J. MILLER.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-18

con los suyos para que Ia consuelen 0
para que la maten.. \ aproyechando
un descilido del cotrOoD emprende la
Marcia, sola, a pie, surcando tan prom
to aridos desiertos, como verdeantes
pastos. Inyierte en- el retorno triste,
mucho mas tempo. que en- Ia parlida
ilusionada; tiene hambre, tiene sed. +.
Sc la We pasar cual un espectro a ira
YES de paisajes mon0tonos. A Ia postre
divisa las tiendas de su tribu Y SON
rfe.,.1 SQu6 sucetle? Los suyos tam
bi6n la han divisado Y Ia han recono-
edo, arrojandola desde lejos piedras
Y f1eehas mortfferas., Las divinidades
son inexorables, los espfritus de sus
antecesores execran a la trdnsfuga, sus
padres la odian. =. Flor de las Prade
ras cae muerta, y es arrastrado de los
cabellos su cadayer por unos cuantos
pieles rojas que acuden.
Desdeiiando las peripecias de un film
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-18
Flor de las Praderas
por German Gomez de la Mata

de las praderas! Me GUSTAV estos epi-
sodios donde la ayentura Sc mezcla a
los incidentes sentimentales. En- la
rea1idad, las mujeres no corremos
aventuras asf nj tenemos apenas oca-
stones de eiercitar nuestro sentimental
lismo, acaso porque ell sentimentalis-
mo Y la aventura Sc han desterrado de
la realidad para confnarse Ell los Ii
bros en- Ell cinemat0grafo.
El-O porque no os da la CANA
Ella; C6mo?...
El.-Sf... Pocos dfas atr1s, sin il
mas lejos, tie inst6 que por la maiia-
ma me hicieras una vista, puesto que
tn familia te permite salir sola la
iglesia, que dista de tn casa unos pa
SOS, no accediSte Era la aventura. =.
una aventura inocente-: entrarfas en-
la iglesia por la puerta principal Y sal
drfas Ell seguida por la de Ia sacristfa
a otra calle, tomando un coche que te
llevara a mi refugio de soltero; ALA
estarfa 20 esperandote Y nos entrevis-
tarfamos libres de testigos enojosos.
Sin embargo, no te tent6 Ia pequefia
calaverada.
Ella.--Esa clase de pequeilas calaye-
radas Sc las prohibe toda seIorita.
El-Toda seiiorita que no quiere a
SUI noyio. 81 Flor de las Praderas
opinase 10 mismo que til, no habrfa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-18
Tn cine a oscurls.

| Tn cine a 0ScurSlS.
La pantalla reproduce cierta esCena
de idilio eterna siempre nueva. Eli
las llanuras de un Far-West teatral,
dos enamOrados Sc abrazan con arrobo
ante un poniente apote6sico. Ell galdn
es un c0icDOy fuerte Y esbelto, cuyo ca
ballo pace junto Gl ella es una india
! literaria, de tale cimbreante bajo su
tfniCa flexible, que ha prendidO "A mo-
do de adorno una pluma de aguila en-
| la negrura de su peinado. Hay una
] total ausencia de color que suplen las
imaginaciones policromando la proyec-
ci6n con matices cambiantes a la luz
del incendio crepuscular.
Esta desarrollandose una de esas pc
lfculas norteamericanas tan simpdticas
como ing6nuas, llenas de bondad bra
via. Sc trata de una historic de amor.
Ese coicboy ha llegado hasta ell sitio
donde acampa una tribu de pieles TO-
| jas lie ha atendido ALI esa bella in
dia, que ostenta .el nombre poGtico de
| Flor de las Praderas el apuesto jine-
| te Sc ha prendado de la hermosa con
una rapidez verdaderamente cinemato-
grdfca, correspondiGndole ella con no
menos rapidez, y acaban de escaparse
ambos lomos del noble brute, perse-
guidos pOr los indios, qGieues han
logrado va despistar. La fugltiva sabe
que este rapto la hace acreedora una
terrible middleton de los suyos todos,
aquellos antiques cazadores de cabelle-
ras, hasta sus propios padres. V qre los
demds individuos de la tribu no la per-
donardn nunca el sacr:legio de huir,
'entregada un ''rostro palido'', camino
de otras tierras; pero ANA VINO razo-
na... Por ESQ tiene algo de dol )rida
su actitud, conforme deja que su rap
tor la acaricie. frente al ayiso s.mb0-
! lico del declinante sol por ESQ tai vez
delata su pasividad ccqueta una ter
mlra complicada de angustia.
En- las tinieblas lie la sala, mientras
la orquesta ataca cualquier vertiginoso
for-trot de moda, dialogan unos noyios
sin cohibirlos mrcho la vigilancia of.
cial de una senora de compaffa que
no habla, que no We. que no oye, dis
creta hasta la inexistencia. El nurmu
4 llo de su conversation resulta mas in
teresante que la peifcuia, indadable
mente.
] Ella Que encantadora es esa Flol
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-18

abandonado su hogar y su patria por
seguir a I'm hombre de otra raza Y de
otra religion, siendo precisamente 10
que nos conmueve la prueba de con-
fianza que otorga su caballero. 7
cuenta que no constituye in case igual,
pues ella no conoce al holnbre con
qnien la hufdo, td mi me conoces
muy bien despues de varies meses que
lleyamos sosteniendo relaciones forma-
les. 81 me quisieras.
Ella.-No insistas. re repito que en-
la vida no ocurren las cosas como en-
los. cinedramas.
El.-Pero podrfan ocurrir La culpa
es de quienes pretenden que noocurran.
Ella; Que pesado te ponesl
El.-sIrds ma1ana?.. TIE aguarda-
re con flores en- los b1caros con un
desayuno de munecas. No pido mas
que media lorita de charla a solas
Ella. Habla bajo, que no estamos a
solas todavfa.
El.-(en voz muy t6nuel ; Iras?.. :.
Ella. (extrangulando IN suspiro).
No s6... Es una chiluillada peligrosa.
ELL Bah Nadie Ia de, sorprender-
lte,, y en- tu casa pletextaras que has
lido a confesarte.
Ella. Gala, impfo! Con tn palar
brerfa vas a hacerme nerder el hilo del
asunto. No me mires Y mira la pantalla.
| Ahora la proyecci0n dinamiza un
momento meIanc0lico. Han transcu-
hrrido dias, -quizd un mes. + el coarDog
ttse ha .hastiado dc su ex0fica enaniora-
da. no. Sc 10 descubre; pero ella 10
ipresiente, nota que lie estorba. n'as del
primer impulse carnal, Sc ha alberto
entire amb8s sese abismo que es Ia dife-
lrencia de razas; estando iuntos, Sc ha-
Han muy remotos uno de otro, sepa-
radios sobre la zedisparidad &c apreeia-
clones Y dc cTeencias; neIsc entende-
ran nunca.. Flor de las Praderas anna
todayla a,su raptor, no ocesara de amar-
lie pero va se arrepiente de- aa fapetu
generoso y suplica a las disinidasles
que la pertlonen. Ell Sc abufrel. He
los aquf, al var6n sentado Ell Ia hierba
hTmeda de focfo y peasando como Sc
deshara De saquella criatura que le
fastidia: a Ia anante rIala ea lma.
4atftica aetitud lie dolor mutlo; sirye
de fondo al cuadFo un alba llgubre
sobre pfanicies desoladas.
6 Esntretantc, Flor d q 4ss i'fa defaS lla
toHad0 una fespluci9ia /. Sc ira QiFa sez
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-18

c0mico que sustituye al anterior, los
novios yuelven dialogar en- las tinie-
bias de la sala.
Eli Que final tan cursi!
Ella; Por que A mi me ha gusta-
do. Para los tipos de tu calaia, es
cursi todo 10 que no tiende demostrar
falta de coraz0n; os avergiienza el es-
piritualismo. Por mi parte, en- cambio,
encuentro esa pelfcula muy bonita Y
muy moral, des(te luego mas moral que
tus proposiciones de hace I'm ratio,
tcuando me has obligado llamarte
al Orden.
Ell Otra cursilerfa ESQ de lamar
me al orden Ademas, tn desconfianza
encerraEa una malicia de que carecfan
mis- prop6sitos. Al fin Y al cabo, ique
es 10 que tie he propuesto? Visitar de
inc6gnito mi casa, donde hay algunos
cachiyaches que tie agradarfan y un
retrato tuyo en- un marco de "strass"
sobre mi mesa.
Ella.-(curiosa) - Sf?...
EL-Ya 10 verds ell tia one vayas.
Ella-Pero Sde verds has pensado
kque he de ir alguna yez?
Eli Claro que 81 !! Cast habfas ac-
cedido a clio antes.
Ella.-Pues supongamos que he va
riado de opinion. No ire.
| El.-(con risa frozada). -Acabaras
! induci6ndome Greer que te has deja-
do inAuir por esa pelfcula absurda.
Eres tonta
Ella.-Sf; tonta Y cursi, segdn tus
teorlas de elegante V listo. No te niego
| que me ha impresionado la suerte de
la pobre Flor.
El.-Comprenderds, que Flor de las
Praderas, solo es la protagOnista de
una ficci6n con el dnico y exclusive
objeto de distraer Ii que no cabe
atribuir trascendencia ninguna.
EUd.-oIU eI1DdTSD, dlltCS nuS lcNu-
rrido esa ficcion, utilizandola de ar
gumento para convencerme de que de-
bfa ir a tn casa. aunque te Ia sa
lido NAL el argumento.
Ell Que ocasionada eres!
Ella .-Ocasionada, cursi tonta.
Fly ell sentimentalismo, la
aventura?...
Ella. ;Qm6 ocasionado eres.
ELMO decfas que en- la vida no
oc,yren las cosas como en- los cine
dramas?
/ Ella.-Pero til me decfas que podrlan
Iocurrir, v de ESQ ST me has eonvencido.
| Luz. Tn descanso. La conversation
Sc ahoga entire el barullo de otras con-
versaciones que han elevado el tono,
de cortinas que SO descorren de es-
| pectadores que abandonan sus asientos.
i La seilora de companfa, quien dornlita-
lba beatificamente, Sc ha sobresaltado
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-18
SIKH Y CARPENTER CoNTENDE.
RAN DE NUEvO

Noticias llegadas de Paris dicen que
la Federation Francesa de Boxeo ha
resuelto obligar Sikh y Carpenter,
ex campeones mundiales de los pesos
semi-maximo, veriicar un encuen-
tro de revancha ell 16 del mes de sep
ticmbre Lo cue Sc recaude en- las ta-
qulilas sera destinado a una entidad
caritativa. Los pugilistas Sc dispu-
taran el canlpeonato europeo de su
peso.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-08-03

trouble caused BY . female weakness
1iIiiiiii m ljI and got 90 rundown
I|IIIII|II||||| and weak from it
that ! could hardly
81 |stand or walk across
the floor. The doctor
|gave me ell kinds Of
|pills, but nothing
helped me. I hap
|||Ipened to meet Q
II friend whoh had taken
4ILydia e. Pinkham's
IIIIIIIII LSIVeget ia BILE Com
IIIIIlssf Ipound, so / thought
E....s y: = -: would try It. After
taking it Q week ! began to improve.
and now ] feel fine and am doing all Of
my housework, including washing, sew
ing and house cleaning. ! have recon-
mended your medicine. to my friends,
and / am willing for you to use this letter
as testimonial, as would like to help
any one suffering the wayI did from such
a weakness. Mrs. DELLA HICKEY, (
S. Ludlow St.. Worcester, Mass.
Lydia e. Pinkham's Private Text Book
upon Ailments Peculiar to Women ("
will be sent you free upon request.
Write to The Lydia e. Pinkham Medi.
cine Co., Lynn, Mass. This book con.
tains valuable information.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-08-03
By AGATHA CHRISTIE


Again the Russians fingers drummed
on the table.
ITO the point, my friend. I was
given to understand that there was
certain document In existence which
assured success"
THAT is so. II that document were
placed before the leaders, the result
would be immediate. They would
publish II broadcast throughout Eng
land. and declare for the revolution
without moments hesitation. The
government would be broken finally
and completely"
"Then what more do you want 2"
"The document ITSELF" said the Ger
man bluntly.
"Ah! 1t Is not In your possession ?.
But you know where 1t ISL"
mo"
'Does anyone know where 1t is7"
"One person-perhaps. And we are
not sure Of that even."
"Who is that personT
"A girl"
Tommy held his breath.
"A girlY' The Russians voice rose
contemptuously. "And you have not
made her speakf In Russia we have
ways of making q girl talk"
"This case Is different" said the
German sullenly.
"How-differentT He paused a
moment. then went on: where is the
girl nOwr'
"The girlY'
"Yes."
"She is"
But Tommy heard no more. A
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-08-03
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The genuine bears signature Of
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-08-03
CHAPTER v

Tuppence Enters Domestic Service.
When Tommy set forth on the trail
Of the two men, It took all Tpppence's
self-command to refrain from accom-
panying him. However, she contained
herself as best she might, consoled by
the reflection that her reasoning had
been justified by events. The two
men had undoubtedly come from the
second floor fiat, and that one slender
thread of the name "Rita" had set
the Young Adventures once more
upon the track Of the abductors Of
Jane Finn.
The question was what to do nextf
She retraced her steps to the entrance
hall of the mansions. II was now
tenanted by a small lift-boy, who was
polishing brass fittings, and whistling
the latest air with good deal of
vigor and a reasonable amount Of ac-
curacy.
He glanced round at Tuppence's
entry. There was a certain amount
Of the gamin element In the girl; at
all events, she invariably got on well
with small boys.
swell, william" she remarked
cheerfully, in the best approved hos
pital-early-morning style. getting a
good shine upr'
The boy grinned responsively.
"Albert, MISS" he corrected.
"Albert be IT," said Tuppence. She
glanced mysteriously round the hall.
The effect was purposely broad one
in case Albert should miss 1t. She leaned
toward the boy and dropped her voice !:
II want q word with you. Albert"
Albert ceased operations on the ft-
tings and opened his mouth slightly:
"Looki Do you know what this
isr with dramatic gesture she
flung back the left side Of her coat
and exposed q small enameled badge.
Il was extremely unlikely that Albert
would have any knowledge Of IT.
indeed, II would have been fatal for
Tuppence's plans, since the badge in
question was the device Of local
corps originated by the archdeacon In
the early days Of the war. Its pres
ence I'm ruppence's coat was due to
the fact that she had used II for pin
ming In some flowers a day or two
before. But Tuppence had sharp
eyes. and bad noted the corner Of a
three-penny detective novel protrud-
Ing from Albert's pocket, and the Inn
mediate enlargement Of his eycs told
her that her tactics vsrs good. and
d
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-08-03
"a oIRLl"


SYNOPsIs.-Reaiizing tnat she
has q possible chance OF being
saved, ~ the Lusitania is sinking,
. stranger gives young American
girl = package which he asks her
to deliver to the American ambas-
sador In England. She Is saved.
In London. former Lieut.. "Tom-
my" Beresford and Miss Prudence
Cowley "Tuppence" = discharged
army nurse. form an organization.
''The Young Adventures, Ltd"
They are both broke and conse-
quently ready for unorthodox meth
DDS. They write out an advertise
ment. Tuppence makes a business
appointment with q man. Edward
Wilmington, who offers her easy
employment, but on giving her
name as Jane Finn" which she
had heard on the street, Whiting
ton disappears. In answer to an
advertisement signed Jane Finn"
the two receive notes from Mr..
Carter and "Julius p. Hersheim-
mer." Carter. q high government
Official. speaks of q mysterious
Mr.. Brown" as head of the Boil
shevikt In England, ana engages
the pair to find Jane Finn. whom
he Is seeking for important reasons
Of state. Next day the pair visits
Hersheimmer, American Million
aire. He is looking for his cousin.
Jane Finn. who had disappeared
after landing from the Lusitania's
boats. and employs them to search
for her. They discover Mrs. Van
demeyer In q Lusitania survivor.
Tuppence recognizes Wilmington In
q caller on Mrs. Vandemeyer.
Tommy trails him. Wilmington
leaves for France. Hersheimmer
follows him. Tommy trails Boris.
Whittington's companion. to
house In Soho. He overhears de-
tails of \ Bolshevik and labor plot
to overturn the government
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-08-03

A death a day keeps Safety away.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-08-03
-For the nfst time ruppsnes
Ssk sfrald.s ssh
GRO BE coNrrNuED.y


0ooo Namo Ueyono pVoo
Garments that have once one rent IN
them are subject to b torn "a every
nan, and glasses that are once cracked
are soon broken; such h man's god
name once tainted with - vuDrneA
-Bishop Han
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-08-03
INN1A

Service which costs nothing II
worth extraordinarily little.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-08-03

But Tommy Heard No More. A Crash
Ing Blow Descended on His Head
and All Was Darkness.
crashing blow descended on his head.
and all was darkness.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-08-03
MRS. HICKEY
so WEAK COULD
HARDLY STAND
Tells How Lydia E. .Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Restored Her Health

Worcester, Mass. = "I had soms
trouble caused by female wealness
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
O.. ]. Morgenson, executor of Johnanne
Olsen Hansen, deceased, by direction OF
the Surrogate of the County OF Middlesex.
hereby gives notice TO the creditors OF
The said Johnanne Olsen Hansen to bring
in their debts. demands and claims against
the estate of the said deceased. under oath
or affirmation. within six months from
his date or they will be forever barred
Of any action therefor against the said
executor.
O.. ]. MORGENSON,
Executor.
2952o-1O-31-9t Dew Wed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-21

s1s.75.
Now therefore in order to provide for
the payment Of same.
Be IT Resolved that the City Treasurer
be and hereby is authorized to cause an
Emergency Bond to be issued for the said
amount. to bear interest at arate not to
exceed six per cent (6%), Bond to be
dated November 18th. 1928 and to mature
May 18th, 1924.
Be IL further resolved that the City
Treasurer is authorized to negotiate the
sale of said bonds.
Upon motion of Mr.. Waters, was adopt
ed by the following vote.
Yea-sofield, Waters, Patten, Clark,
Riedy. Calvin. Nay-None.
The following resolution offered by Mr..
whereas bv reason of the necessary
changes In the Fire Alarm and Police Call
systems, it will be necessary to employ
men for special work In that connection,
from time to time, an d
whereas. the said men will be employ
e dior different periods varying from a
Now therefore. be 1t resolved that the
Comptroller be and hereby is authorized
to direct the City Clerk to pay the wages
due or to become due said men upon or
der of the city Electrician. the same pc
ing first approved by the said Comptroller
Be It further resolved that the sum not
exceeding ShO0.O0 be ana HeTepy Is dp-
propriated for the salr purpose with au-
thority of the Comptroller to cause war
rant 70 be issued for the said amount by
the proper Municipal Officers.
Upon motion of r. Riedy. was adopted by
the following vote:
Yea-Sofield, Waters, Patten, Clark
Riedy. Calvin. Nav-None.
The following resolution offered by Mr..
Clark: =,
Be it and it hereby is resolved that the
proper City Officials be instructed to ne
g%otiate a contract for the installation OF
a telephone in the new Fire Alarm Head
quarters.
ed by the following vote;
Yea-Sofield, Waters, Patten, Clark,
Riedy. Calvin. Nay-None.
The following resolution offered by Mr.
Whereas lot so in Block $50 was assess
Oh for a house and lot, and whereas this
was an error as no house existed on salo
lot,
Now therefore be it resolved that the
Collector of Revenue be and is hereby au-
thorized to CANCEL the amount charged
for the building and take credit accord
ingly. namely - $3.50.
Upon motion of Mr.. Waters, was ADOPT
ed by the following vote:
Yea-Sofield. Waters, Patten, Clark
Riedy. Calvin. Nay-None.
Upon motion of Mr.. Riedy. 1t was agreed
when adjournment be taken, to adjourn 10
Friday, November 9TH. 1928.
Upon motion of Mr.. Riedy, Council ad-
journed. 1oerrrro
City Clerk.
93-11-al-1t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-21

Upon motion of Mr.. Waters. warrants
were ordered drawn for the several
sn,nunts by the following vote. Yea-So-
field, Waters, Patten, Clark GaiVin' Nay
None. ordi-
nanee entitled IAN ordinance to authorize
the making Of improvements in connection
with the elimination of Railroad Grade
Crossings, appropriating the sum OF SOoV,-
thorlzing the raising OF said sum py inc
issuance OF Temporary Improvement
ordered taken up for second reading by
the following vote: Yea-Sofield. Waters
Patten, Clark, Riedy. Calvin. Nay-None.
An ordinance entitled IAN ordinance 70
authorize the making of Improvement IN
connection with the elimination OF kail-
road Grade CROSSINGS, appropriating the
sum of $3.50. 0O0. 90 to pay the cost OF same
and authorizing the raising OF said sum
by the issuance of Temporary Improve,
ment Bonds OF the City of Perth Annoy
was read by the Clerk and upon motion
of Mr.. Waters, was approved on It's sec
ond reading by the following vote; yea
Sofield, Waters, Patten, Clark, Riedy' Gal
Iipon motion of Mr.. Waters. an ordi-
nance entitled IAN ordinance 70 autnor-
ize the making of Improvements IN con.
nection with the elimination OF Railroad
Grade Crossings. appropriatlng the sum OF
$3.50, 100000 to pay the cost OF same aho
authorizing the raising OF said sum by the
issuance of Temporary Improvement Bonds
az The CITY Of Perth Amboy," was ordered
taken up for third ana llnal Iedulns ny
the following vote: Yea-Sofie1d, Waters
Patten, Clark, Riedy, Calvin. Nay-None,
President Calvin called for any comment
or objection to this ordinance.
An ordinance entitled IAN ordinance 70
authorize the making of improvements IN
connection with the elimination OF Rail
road Grade Crossings appropriating the
sum OF $3.50, 900. 90 to pay the cost Of same
, and authorizing the raising OF said sum
by the issuance of Temporary Improve.
ment Bonds of the City of Perth Ambov,'
was read by the Clerk and upon motion
of Mr.. Waters. was adopted on Its third
and final reading by the following vote
Yea-Sofield. Waters, Patten, Clark, Riedy
Calvin. Nay-None.
The following resolution offered by Mr.
Waters:
Whereas by reason OF the issuance Of
bonds authorized since January LIST, 1923
interest has become due or will becom,
due on same. since the Issuance thereof
J approximately in the sum to wlt-si1,