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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-02
Who Will Run The
Revenue Department?
CONTINUED From Page One)

Continued From rage onel
They talked as though it were thing
already definitely decided upon. But
Maxwell vigorously asserted, when
told OF the yarn, that there's Moth
ing to it,
The possibilities, speaking POLITICAL
ly, of Bolch interregnum in the
department are almost endless. The
WinSton-Salem NAH Is Bailey
henchman, Il power in national Young
Democratic circles. and chap who
had much TO do with the financiH
handling Of the Roey primary CAM
paigns Of 1856. The very first ques-
ton would be whether he would be
sent into the department to become
an aide and adjunct to the Max
we'll organization or whether he
would go there specifically 10 IT, ow
all possible monkey wrenches into
that organization.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-02

The next time you get caught in
the middle of an intersection by a
changing traffic light, you'll realize
exactly how a small neutral Euro
pean nation feels.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-02

Dr.. Ralph S. Boggs of the Univer-
sity of North Carolina Spanish De-
partment who has just been award
ed grant to enable him to a six
month tour and study of South
American folklore, beginning in
June. .,.
Evening star., 1940-10-11
P. M. Hamilton Named
Domestic Commissioner

The new Domestic Relations Com
missioner of District Court will be
Philip M. Hamilton, hitherto an
assistant clerk Of the tribunal.
This was announced late yester-
day in an official order of the court,
signed by Chief Justice Alfred A.
Wheat Mr.. Hamilton, in his new
post, will assist the court in child
custody, alimony, maintenance and
similar cases. Under an order,
promulgated by the tribunal on
Wednesday. he is required to make
Investigations and place his report
in the hands of opposing ciunsel.
During the summer recess, Mr..
Hamilton has been occupied in this
field on an experimental basis, at
the instance OF Justice Bolitha j
Laws. This is a new policy of the
court, designed to give the justice
presiding in domestic relations
case more information about the
cases.
Evening star., 1940-10-11

And what was your uncle's atti-
tude toward your racing?" Hum
phries asked.
Il suppose you'll find that out,
too, SO Ill tell you. Milo the
Truthful-thats me. In word,
Uncle Stephen did not approve. To
put it briefly. we mad words on
the subject-that is, Uncle Stephen
had the words, and I listened"
rs it true that your uncle
threatened to cut you out Of his
will unless you gave up horse
racing?'
That was Uncles very threat.
But l don't frighten easily And
besides. if I had had run of luck
I could have turned my back on
Uncle and his threats-and that
would have pained him more than
anything else. Uncle Stephen liked
to have people dependent on his
every whim-like that chap in the
Victorian ballad, you know, where
they tremble with fear at his
froWn.'"
Hard to Explain.
There's another question that's
been puzzling me all morning"
said Storm. why were you so
anxious to examine your uncle's
body after the lights were turned
on?"
It's hard to explain without put
ting myself in an awkward posi-
tion,' Milo answered, slowly. The
determined gayety in his tone had
vanished. Il know I should have
owned up when you asked about it
before. You see, in spite of the fact
that Uncle Stephen liked to throw
his weight around a lot. he really
wasn't very strong. 1 didn't know
he was dead. 1 thought he had
just collapsed II and well-I
thought 1 was responsible for it,"
In what way?" Storm asked. The
room had grown very quiet.
We'll, you see" Milo said awk-
Wardly, his face going very white. II
was the one who gave that weird
laugh when the lights went out in
the cavern"
Copyright, 1910 the Chicago Daily News,
Inc)
(Tomorrow-The questioning is
concludedD
Evening star., 1940-10-11

be seen about the Santa Barbara
Islands at spawning time. these
iant-appearing fish, massed to-
gether. appear to be much larger
than they are.
1t is a game fish, dear to the
anglers heart. Three feet OF fish
with a weight of 10 to 20 pounds
can put up a grand fight. To land
one Of the madly threshing alba
cores takes time and skillful ham
ding
1t is not difficult to identify this
fish, because the two dorsal fins are
almost continuous with the large
number of finlets. This is suf-
ficent guide to separate the albacore
from the true mackerels. The tuna
does not have the streamer-like
fin.
The back is a dark, glowing, steel
blue, sometimes appearing black
with green or gray reflections. The
silver cheeks enhance the deep,
velvety colors of the eyes. The
sides and belly are silvery gray, and
on rare occasions there are pink
reflections. The dorsal finlets are
yellow, with dark edgings. The
ventrals and pectorals are also
edged with black.
The albacore is a beautiful fish,
which appears to vary its colors and
markings enough to make 1t
individual. though at first glance
all of the school appear identical.
Evening star., 1940-10-11
LOST

LOST.
BELGIAN SHEPHERD (police dosl. male,
buff color. black eyebrows and nose; re-
ward. "o5l Park rd. NV. AID. 1891.
BLLFOLD. last week. in NV. section:
SCI in bills. Reward National Os42
BLACK PIGSKIN BAG. containing motion
picture business papers, pair OF glasses.
green pencil and magaZine; lost between
Dept. OF Justice Bldg. and Union Station.
probablv IN taxicab. Reward. District
$3.50. R. Berger.
BOX, cardboard, containing sum Of money,
lost in front OF F. B. l. Bldg. on Pa. ave.
NV: reward. Ii 1854
DOG; male, small, fat, cream colored.
double chin, short legs answers to Fritz
Liberal reward Call SH. 663l
HAT, woman's, lost Wednesday from. auto
on Chain Bridge Great Falls I'd Reward
Phone Warfeld 1904
KEYS number in leather purse. and
End and Pa. ave. sc. Ii 21oa-W
MAROON HOOD to reversible coat tan
M?lns. Finder please call Shepherd 3191
POLICE PUPPY, male. 3 months old vi
c:nlty Hlllcrest, Reward. Phone evenings
Atlantic f4n2-W
WEDDING RING, platinum. "a diamonds
in double hall circle. WA. 5726. Reward.
13'
WRIST WATCH, lady's white gold Elgin.
Oc,. eth, vicinity State Dept. Reward.
Chestnut 1900, Ext. 210.
WRIST WATCH. mans Hamilton: 14th.
Constitut.on ave. Reward. Tel. Chestnut
5i34 Ia
Evening star., 1940-10-11
RUMMAGE SALE,
OCrOBER 1lth AND 18th. 2034 GA.
AVE. NV.
MCKINNEY, FLANNERY 4 CRAIGHILL,
Attorneys.

RucnLENNLA' HLn.s4NE"A -
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP NOTICE No: lls;
i General partner, and and Georae Hewitt Myers,
iRafs sd sarnershu hn,' Of hs
& CO.. and on October 1st, 1910, Myles
H. Quail, . resident Of Hyattsville. Mary
and and Eiizabe Ia Booker Morton . resident
OF Richmond, virginia, as q special partner
in said limited partnership Of "Y. T.:
George Hewitt Myers. special partner. and
Yelverton E. Booker, Harry W. Flnney and
residents of the District of Columbia. as
evidenced by. certificate duly recorded in
the office of the Clerk Of the Supreme
District Court of the United States for the
District of Columbia, on october 1st, 1929,
and renewed and reconstructed by certi-
ficates RECORDED in said office on or about
January .2nd, 1899. and said limited part
nership has been again renewed and re-.
is Yeiverton E. Booker, Harry W. Finney and
Myles H. Quail. as general partners. and
Elizabeth Booker Morton. as special part
purpose ui u Of a transsctine t general % invest
age business for term expiring On Sep
by mutual consent. with the total capital
Of seventyfve Thousand Dollars ts75, ,000!,.
Of which the special partner. Elizabeth
Ro THoussnd Dollar Dollars tsso, ,ooo5. and the ofic.s
of the partnership will continue to be in
the American Security Building 730 Fiji
teenth Street NV, Washington. D. c. The
business Of the partnership will be trans
acted by the general partners only. Eliza
beth Booker Morton, special partner, shall
not be liable for or subject to. any loss or
liability beyond the amount Of her afore-
said contribution.
ELIZABETH BOOKER MORTON.
Special Partner.
YELvERToN e BOOKER,
HARRY w. FINNEY,
MYLES H. QUAIL.
General Partners.
oc47a1I141s1soI.2 .2a 2h 2s. 40
Evening star., 1940-10-11

Slo,o oVoPPSA eAiN bOu+N -'AiAo q
drink.
"Uhmmm. Water" Milo said with
evident distaste I'm afraid that
my sentiments are the same as
those which Chesterton expressed
in his famous drinking song: I
don't care where the water goes, so
1t doesn't get into the wine Never
thelesS, since you have nothing
stronger, gentlemen, I accept this
with thanks
He drained the glass and set it
back on the table with slightly
shaking hand. Storm studied the
man intently Where Jerome Bal
lard had attempted to conceal his
feelings under a cloak of gravity,
Milo seemed determined to meet the
situation with righteousness. But
that it was equally pose Storm
was quite convinced as he watched
that slight, revealing trembling of
the hands and the determined
brightness of Milo's eyes.
Fond of Racing.
'T hear you're fond of racing
Humphries said bluntly without
preamble. What horse have you
selected to lose the next race?"
For a moment Storm looked at
his colleague in surprise. Then he
saw that Humphries had instinc-
lively perceived the same thing that
he had-that Milo's good nature was
a mask and had determined on
direct attack III an attempt to break
through to the real feelings of the
man.
For the briefeSt of seconds his
ruse was successful. Mllos eyes
hardened and glinted dangerously,
Then the mask was up again and
he answered With an air of good
natured bonhomie. so some ones
been telling you about my run OF
hard luck. That would be Joan, no
doubt. Dear Joan. She never did
approve of me-nor Of my taste for
horsefesh. Well, gentlemen, since
you already know about it, I shall
admit it-I have not picked a win
ming horse all season"
Exactly what was the extent of
your recent losses?" Storm asked.
Since you undoubtedly have
means of checking up on me, 1
might as we'll tell you the truth.
Within the last three weeks I've
lost five grand"
Evening star., 1940-10-11
By LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

In the genus Germo we find the
long-flnned albacore. 1t is pelagic
fish, enjoying wide distribution in
al tropical seas, and is rarely seen
on our Atlantic Coast. 1t is
abundant in the Mediterranean. On
our Pacific Coast it is found as far
north as San Francisco and is very
numerous about the Santa Barbara
Islands during its spawning season.
1t is a fish that resembles the
tuna 50 closely that many have
mistaken them. But the tuna
differs in that it does not possess the
long and saber-shaped pectoraI fin
and the albacore is much smaller
than the great funny or tuna.
However, the albacore weighs
from IS to 80 pounds, In March
there are great schools Of them to
Evening star., 1940-10-11
japan to Produce
National Policy Toys

Japan's toy manufacturers will
concentrate on production of ma
tional-policy" toys henceforth, in
accordance with a decision reached
by 1850 members of the Toxic Toy
Dealers Guild.
These toys are designed to "uplift
the moral and mental standards Of
children" it is stated. Also the
dealers have decided to fix prices.
Evening star., 1940-10-11
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
locol Advertisevs
Three Lines Minimum,

Three Lines (Minimum)
! time 23c line 5 SO
Claims for errors must be made In
time for correction before the Sec
ond insertion
Situations Wanted
Reduced kates
3 lines. time, zoe line s go
3 lines, 2 times, l8c line------ l.08
8 lines. times. 15c une-- 1.35
DEATH NOTICES-s1.25 per in
sertion for 10 lines or less: 15c per
line for additional lines.
Business cards under Special No.
tices and Ill advertisements under
Personal Sc per line additional.
Business Advertisements under Sit
uations Wanted will be charged the
regular classified rate.
The Star is the great want Ad"
medium Of Washington. and the rates
charged are far lower than those of
newspapers in other large cities Moth
ing is so cheap considering the results
obtained
Evening star., 1940-10-11
Private Plays Organ
And Broader Pumps

When village organist in North
umberland, England, fell i'll, the
vicar appealed to the brigadier COM
manding troops in the vicinity. The
brigadier brought a young private
to practice the day before the SER
vice. The private turned out to be
an accomplished musician. The
brigadier pumped the organ.
Evening star., 1940-10-11
Natures Children
AlbacOre
(Germo alalunga)

Albacores prey upon smaller
fishes. They often destroy large
quantities of herring, and are known
to be quite able to swallow whole
large fishes weighing as much as
six pounds.
The flesh of this fish at one time
had great commercial value. Today
it is canned with other fish, because
the flesh is very course and oily, and
since the tuna has become such a
favorite canned fish. the albacore
is placed in the bracket with other
gamehsh, recommended for its fight
ing qualities.
Evening star., 1940-10-11
Murder at g b, As...
hurricane OQOCrn Ahem
CHAPTER VI.

Milo Shelton in for questioning he did not seem
like individual his independence He only seemed like
thirsty
entered AL
ing a anything to drink?"
on
Evening star., 1940-10-11
HELP MEN & WoMEk.

AGENTS to sell Christmas cards, personal
and box cards. Big profits. Garrison s
Toy Co.. 1915 st. NV.
COUPLE. colored; wife excellent. cook;
gh.w.; man. chauffeur, butler; refs. and
health certificate: $50 mo- pvt. rm.. bath,
board Box 2O0-V. Star.
COUPLE, white or colored. expert cook.
laundress, butler, houseman, chauffeur
only thoroughly experienced with recent
city refs. WO. 642O.
Evening star., 1940-10-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPsCIAl NOIISES.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those CONTRACTED by my
self THOMAS GEORGE COOK. 1880 9th
st ne, Washington, D. c. 13'
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by my
sell; FRANK p CLARK 10 Decatur st.
/ WILL NOT BE REspoNsIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by any one other than
myself. GEO. H. BALDWIN. s25 GRACE
Church I'd. Silver Spring, Maryland. 13.
WANTED, FULL PART LOADS; LONG
distance moving, all points every load in
sured. NATL. DEL. ASSOC, MA. 1880.
1 WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
bills unless contracted by myself. JOSEPH
c. BEEDLE 1442 Fairmont st. NV.
INSURED VANS = CAREFUL WHITE
owner-drlver wants full or part loads to
and from N Y. Chicago, Dayton and way
points. Hobart 1887.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted bv any one other than
myself. ARTHUR z, MONSON, 1881 Sth
rd. n, Arlington. Virginia. IL
SMOKING FIREPLACEs REBUILT.
Guaranteed not to smoke: also small
brick Jobs wanted Shepherd 1882.
Evening star., 1940-10-11


AUTO MECHANIC, oppoTtunity for right
Service Carter. 5s5 N. Glebe rd.. Arl. Va,
oxford 244O.
AUTO sALEsMEN. to sell new and used
zation with two live locations: biz COM COM
missions and bonuses available to pro-
ducers: plenty of floor play: everv CO.
psEaton pSFN mooR 5yeR Sc M fS hst st. hs AZ
5000.
BOYS AND YOUNG MEN wanted by WE'LL
known WashinRton- D. G. concern for
ing wage chance for advancement Ap-
and not over %: single preferred. Must
e to
be covered BY surety. bond REQUIRED: write
qualifications, etc.
cARETAKER Of apt. house being remodeled.
penter. strictly honest. dependable and
$50 month. Possible permanent position to
right man. Box 163-V. Star.
CARETAKER for small farm on Potomac
In Md. hunting and fishing, lovely home,
slsssTicity' ssss BATH fuel; near schools MI.
CARPENTERS, experienced: trim work and
stairs. Apply foreman. 6709 18th st. NV.
CARpENTFPS. 1st-class to re1ort to work
steady at Roosevelt and Bradmoore SITS,
in Bethesda, Nd. Huntington Construc-
tion Corp.
DRIvER-PACKERS for storage co. Regular
work good pay. Come ready to work.
Second floor, rear entrance 12l 23rd NV.
DRY-CLEANING SArESMaN. exrerierced
on handling telephone orders and routing
delivery men: must know city; excellent
opportunity. Apply 1912 New York ave.
NV.
ELECTRICIAN, experienced, permanent to
qualified mechanic; detail experience in
reply. Box 1S6-V. Star.
GAS STATION ATTENDANT must be
thoroughly experienced. Jacks Auto Serv-
ice. 1917 14th st. NV.
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE. young. for
general ONCE work. with drsfting knowl-
edge. preferred; must have machine. Box
JANITQE eeleIed, thorQyghly e.SIiaaeedl
Q1ARteeA 3og 17o-V. 0eaa.
Evening star., 1940-10-11
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORpION-There is no need to put
Oh starting lessons on that instrument
you have always wanted to know how to
play, II you start, now We win loan you
can take it home II you wish. Ali YOU
pay is . nominal fee for private lessons
In our studio. This offer also applies
voss y ssrn.t tsesoSsS SSm ana n,o
2sssai ~ 81. sssss s.s:s.i i'i9 'ii9.so . ia e.
Evening star., 1940-10-11
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AVIATION-Learn to fly the cheapest way
by joining flying club. Box 306-T, Star
for particulars. IL
AUTO LESSONS-Reliable white man, any
hours; cars furnished; permits secured: !:
parking for tests. Noel. Emerson 1868.
PIANO INSTRUCTION, experienced teach
er, Peabody graduate: advanced or Begin
ners. DU 9440. 2034 10th st. NV.
REVIEW COURSES. short, SPEED build
ing methods in shorthand typewriting, for
early employment. Start now. BOYD
SCHOOL, 1893 F st. MA. 234O.
GENERAL TESTS, several hundred cues.
and ans. complete. So. with practice sheets.
BOYD'S, 1888 r st.
coMPTOMETRY COURSE and all other
calculators, adding machines: typing FREE
fascinating. EASY. short. BOYD SCHOOL,
1899 ?. Ma. 234O. START today.
SPANISH-Nstive teacher. conversat tional
method; beginners, advanced students;
small groups. Senior Ramos, Hobart 97l5.
CARD PUNCH OPERATORS, trained to
perfection! New class every day. SEC
RETARIAI. SERVICE BUREAU. 1884 11th
AUTO osyMH. I;psss A., p ..sPPs:G ssPss. s:;, s:;,
I : srs,I sssS : ..js z h:ssSs$ h:sSs$l,i |s'ii ssSs!
Evening star., 1940-10-11
SALESMAN.
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

SALESMAN, good appearance. experienc
Available now. Box 272-V. Star. l3
Evening star., 1940-10-11

PAINT-Reduced stock: regular s2fb; l.
! coat white enamel at 81 50 per gal:
| Closing out entire stock OF Martln .Snou,
paint at cost. De Name 4 Co.. SzIS NJ
Evening star., 1940-10-11

PIANO-Slghtly used Gable & Sons small
apartment upright il very Eood eondition,
easy terms. MA. 1928. JordanI. corner
Evening star., 1940-10-11

size baby grand only very slightly used
Sl79 New guarantee. very easy terms
Ma f13O. Kitt's. 800 @ ST.
Evening star., 1940-10-11

P1ANo-smau plain case apartment size
baby grand, SIS1; mahogany finish; very
easy terms Ma. 1928. Jordans corner
18th and G. StS
Evening star., 1940-10-11

AUTO MECHANIC, opportunity for right
man: must have experience. American
Service Carter. 5s5 N Glebe rd., Arl. Va,
,yFo
Evening star., 1940-10-11

PIANO-New Cable console type spinet in
absolutely new condition, now for sale az
SlO0 saving. MA. 3223. Arthur Jordan
Piano Co., corner 18th and @ StS.
Evening star., 1940-10-11

DOMESTIC.
RELIABLE AGENCY. DE. 1851. 1902 11th
has cooks, hsewrkrs., nurses. chambermaids
mattresses, daywrkrs.. hsemen., part-timsrs
Evening star., 1940-10-11

DRY-CLEAN1NG SArESMaN. exrerierced
on handling telephone orders and routing
delivery men: must know city; excellent
opportunity. Apply 1912 New York ave.
Evening star., 1940-10-11

PIANOS-We have two used Knabe srandS
in practically new condition that We a'e
offering at substantially less than Their
original price New guarantee. Very easy
terms MA 473O Kits, 1880 G st.
Evening star., 1940-10-11

LIVING ROOM SUITE 2-pc,. mohair:
originally S19b. sell for S26; incl. DARK oius
linen coYers. 24l1 Good Hope I'd. sc.
Evening star., 1940-10-11
HELP MEN.

oc4.7.a.1I.14.1s.1s.2l,23. %.
Evening star., 1940-10-11

IN iviSG jaeouaFd Hd Velour, in boucle "chippen:
dale in frieze "A marvellous suite" /
in tapestry l Duncan Phyfe. sofa tselld
mahogany. ] Duncan Phyfe drop-!eaIi
Evening star., 1940-10-11

with full keyboard S109; easy terms Ma.
473O. Kits. 1890 6 st. Middle OF the
block between 18th and lfth SID
Evening star., 1940-10-11

REFRIGERATORS - Deep-cut sacrifice
prices on all refrigerators All these re-
frigerators are brand -ntw. In original fac
prices that we have ever offered All
1910 standard makes of refriserators carry
factory 5-year guarantee. We have .
group Of General Electric. Frigidaire, West
inshouse. Crosley. Kelvinator. Norse, Leo.
nard and others that have been used. but
are in perfect condition. that we are sac.
riflcing the prices as low as Sl9 on these
models. We have 5s1 refrigerators that
We are going TO sacrifice. We also have Q
group of 1899 refrigerators in original
cut prices of $50 OF list prices. No
money down. Ions, easy terms. Unusually
liberal lTsds-in Tds n,sIgsNrT alIGTsnsss sco,u.vx
washington's Largest Appliance House
92l G st. N.W-Entire Building
District 3737. Open Ewes. Till PM
Evening star., 1940-10-11

ph4ED lH1S g srocK 9sf MESHIoNEp IN THE BIC
day. October 14th. At 8 am. Don't fan
to see US" EVERYTHING TO BE SACRI-
FICED sENsAT1ONALLY; Frss e. movlns gym
and storage estimates" ACME STCPAOt;
46ls 14th st, NV, Georgia 1000 'Closed
Evening star., 1940-10-11

PIANOS. FOR RNT-Good selection et
new and used spinets, grands and sns
uprights at reasonable rates all mon.
paid as rental applies on purchase pri@e
If you decide to buy later MA $50.
Kits, 1890 G st. middle OF the block
between 18th and 14th sts)
Evening star., 1940-10-11

LIVING ROOM SUITE. s-pc.: electric
range See this week. A. p. Henley. Edson
lane. Rockville Park, Nd, 4 mi. north OF
Evening star., 1940-10-11

| dining and bedroom pieces. old glass. china.
silver plate; pewter caster SETS Terry
prints. boys pool table, a manEle, radio.
Victrola, mimeograph and mimeoscope.
English chest. table jewel case. chairs.
Very reasonable. No dealers. Deeatuf
Evening star., 1940-10-11

DRIVER-PACKERS for storage CO. Regular
work good pay Come ready to work.
Secnn floor. rear entrance lol Z o3rd n. ".
Evening star., 1940-10-11

GUITARS-LarEest selection OF new ard
used Instruments, both spanish and Ha-
waiian styles. in the city. Complete line
Of new Gretsch guitars. Prices start at
The Piano Shop, Io15 7th st. NV. OPEN
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-14
DI ANGELO TRIAL
 RESUMED TODAY
Third Day of Case Against City-$lO,OOO Danl-
 ages Sought

The case of Marie Di Angelo against the City of Waterbury was rapidly moving to completion in Superior Court this afternoon. This is the third day of the trial in which the plaintiff is seeking damages of $10,000 as result of being thrown from @ motorcycle at the corner of Charles and St. Jean streets and being seriously injured. She lost three toes as 8 result of the acci- dent.
 The complaint alleges that deep holes existed in the roadway due to negligence of the city.
 John Collins, supervisor of records In city's water department, was on the stand for a considerable length of time this morning. The city through MT. Collins and the city's records is trying to prove that wa ter connections were made at the point of the accident by property owners, who left the street in the condition claimed by the plaintiff.
 Attys. John H. Cassidy, Walter Smythe and Harold Ashworth ap- pear for the plaintiff and Corpora ton Counsel Gregory Lynch and Attorney Edward J. Mcdonald ap- pear for the city.