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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-14
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$4,000: 1911. sei7.sso,eco; fsass
s74o713.ooo
Total Taxes collected from all SoufccesA
County and State. RI Il
1908. $s.s2febo; 1909. 1851 .seD:t
1910. s7,2s3.6e0: 19li. T,7T2bo0;i
1912 1884 ge. E2t 'sS 80 III
Statement of Receipts from Taxes
Alone for the State Public Fund
Exclusive OF all Monies Received
from sale of Bonds
1907, So 100000 1908. $2.ei 1000:
1908. $2.620.000; 1910. y2.sSs.ooe:
1911, s.31I.ooo, 19t2, s3.41t,ooo;s
1913. s3,674 900.
Bank Dcposits--6apttai Stock.
The report of the corporation COM
mission or North Carolina contains
the following statement As to capital
stock and deposits in the banks of
hat state at the present time as com
pared with the year before prohibits
ton became effective:
1905.
Capital stock. Deposits.
state banks 7,602,50S S2t,99b995
Nat banks d.. $50, zoe 2l,8as,52s
Total ....$l4.39205s s53,s94511
1913.
Capital stock Deposits.
state banks $i1.UIS.2Tt 65,337.fs
Nat banks. s.46o,90o 37,57ssss
Total ....stq.47e.27l sio2.a17.34s
Tho above figures snow. FIRST. thai
the value If taxable property in NORTH
Carolina has steadily increased. not.
RithSfaD1luE the closing Of ali liquor
houses and the abolition Of the satoonf
@"cuud. hat the taxes collected from
the county and State show a steady
increase and that the taxes paid into
the publlc funds Of the State not IN
Guiding ans monies realized from the
sale NJ bonds to erect buildings for
ptbi4e purposes also show a steady In
crease Mr. CaheH could have OBJ
tanned au'these figures had he desired
t. de So, and 1t Is amazing that ne
houid have gone upon the platform
and made such sweeping declarations
concerning North Carolina without
verifying absolutely his/fGures. Cow
ern0r Craig iu a recent cpmmunica-
ton positively declared:
North Carolina has never known
In all her history a period Of greater
prosperity than that through which
she has passed Stree prohibition was
adopted Real estate in all of the
cities and larger towns has greatly
enhanced IN value. and every lire oil
business has proapered.'
Ir the light of the above statement
what becomes 81 Mr.. Cabens criticism
# Earth Caroline
Space viii not prevent = further er-
I animation nf Mr. -CabelIs Careiess
Criticisms tH this issue, but surely
enough has beer written to show how
. utterly unreliable Mr. Cabelfs state.
ments are such careless, reckless
criticisms make the description OF his
speech as - calm dispassionate state-
+ want Of farts'' RI, he rather ridiculous
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-14
THURSDAY. JULY IT, 1914.

a!1t O'clock r. VI,
the property described in the said deed
as follows.
AN that certain lot OF land tegeth-
err with the dwelling anti other i'm
urovements thereon. situated Oh the
north lire Of Denny street, in that
norton Of the city of Richmond known
as Fulton. and described as follows
line of Denny street, fifteen feat west
II the Intersection on the north line
Of Denny street with the western line
of Fifth street thence extending
westwardIy from said point along and
fronting on the north line Of Denny
street forty Five feet. thence parallel
10 Fifth street. a distance Of one hum
bred and five feet and four inches. more
or less, being the same property which
was conveyed TO the said Lucy {.
Tinsley, wife of f, r. Tinsley. by deed
from Frederick r. Meridue tsometims s
snelled Merrydew and sometimes Meri-
dew1 and Annie Mertdue. his wife. bear
the clerks office of the Chancery court
of the city of Richmond in deed book
CIT c, page esq. Also one black geld
ing, name Hawkltke. and one upright
piano number l24oa said piano now
In house number 3i2 Denny street,
Richmond Virginia"
Terms: Cash as to cost OF executing
this trust any taxes that may be due
or insurance. and one note for one
hundred and seventy three dollars, with
interest from maturity until paid. This
sale ia subject to a deed of trust for
S25S5o which natures September Is.
1914 balance In equal installments at
ak and twelve months. with interest
added or all cash al the option of the
F. J. CRAWFORD,
Trustee
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-14
VACATION DAYS IN THE LAND 81
THE SKY. ~

A rare opportunity to SPEND Your
vacation in the glorious section Al
western North Carolina, at a minimum
cost. Extremely low round trip fares
July q by southern Railway with tan
day hu4t and stcp-overs To Ashev1ue
and Black Mountain, $500 round trip;
WaynesvilIe, Hot Springs and HendAk-
sonville, S906, and Lake Toxaway 1RBd
Rrevard, $1,000. Tickets good in Pnli-
man sleeping cars and dining carAs
For detailed information. descf3N-
tive mphlets, etc. telephone Madison
ere or call at City Ticket Onc4.
Southern Railway. e0T East Main street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-14
JUDGE RICHARDSON Il
GRANTS NEW LlCENSI

After hearing the apoJcation N
Louis Biagi for "a renewal OF his si1udl
license, Judge Richardson yes err a5
granted the application which places
The saloon AT 5e9 Brook avenue. Mr.
BiaEi formerly conducted SaloonsE
500 Brook avenue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-14

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


secure For Yourself Good Little Farm
now easy terms. We can sell you
from five to ten acres. right on
splendid road, near Richmond; me
chocolate soil excellent water:
school wagon takes children right
AT door; $50 per acre; terms, 500
cash, balance $40 per month. This
Is In fine trucking section and
will increase in value. See us at
once about this. POLLARD &
BAGBY. 1902 East Main street, Rich
mond Va.
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EXCURSION.
Overs Fifth Annual Two-Day
EXCURSION
TO the

MOUNTAINS md
CaNERNS OF LURAY
July 1924.
Hours of travel in the Shenandoah
Valley In full view of the Blue Ridge
and Allegheny Mountains A night
and more than half day at Luray.
All Necessary Expenses
Railroad fare. three meals. lodging,
trasfer admission to caverns.
$3.50.
Children $3.50.
Leave Petersburg, Norfolk and
Western depot. July %, . A. NJ. Ar
Luray $40 T. NJ.
Leave Luray July. "a. p. NJ.
Arrive Petersburg 1915 p, M.
Apply ~S3s E. Main street. Rich
mond, or write to
ISHAM r. DYER.
Petersburg. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-14
Ihrnfe Years In Pen.

James NJ Randolph c2i0red, was
given three years in the rea.tentiary
by jury in tn. HUsnrgs court yeA-
terdav and Joseph Jones was given
three wears Tor hCUssArea <tn.;.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-14
Marriage license issued.

A marriage license was issued We
terday by Clerk Waiter Christian 20
s. l.. Arthur and Dora e, Weeks. ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-14
Dine of the Most Attractive Farms of

One of the Most Attractive Farms of
112 acres, all fenced into ten fields.
barn. stables, COW barn, courthouse,
several poultry houses. hay and hay
house machine sheds. small milk
house smok ehouse and several other
buildings: splendid soil, LAYS beauti
fully; very near Richmond and best
road in county; fye-room dwelling:
orchard: possession at once. See this
il you want something good; nice
shady lawn; fine water at door pol
LARD e. RAGBY, 1102 East Main
street, Richmond. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-14

lima that can stand additional tax. and
il, 5q mot advisable a. raise the tax
81, p.,-,- .,,..
rate :" ''if* W. '''''
the old dodge Of increasing ina assess
mont ~ EARN, lands And this liz one
.- e...-z,u -,
vi 'is eHi'SS
virginia who votes tor the eha"1ii'A
act viii vote for here
-,zt, -t.- 49,. ,. III .--t.t hort q,
Tor the CONDITIONS o. 'N't IN Ia "''I''
the report Of the treasurer Of the
.4..1 49,. },.-. esr.5r, Mr. f,abell shows
...fo-s,,..es
Inc same iueNNos$'"'3 @'''
which he has manifested IN Feiaa"h 70
o417ar matters He did not investi-
a, .+ rr.v,, ~, troae urt.r
s'te e''iu ..,," ~ fi,[,,res which he
lfle - ~ .l.',1.,,r.<,.,s ranort
te@9 ~ ~ - t,,1.teh Infy 9
~ d r''St' +,se.,s,,rs.,. If
ISl4 VT. l., H. -
.Nut "a @i o4-'''' - ,-.{[,os have never
Dear 80 -, ,'' >.a,+t, ,,ar[5ina as
htth ~ I''5, nv cha.rf,s NAT the
tHe2 are ~" - r..,,[ ~,
property 81 'I''9 - nm IN,
~ III V4Il"''t'ii - -, A.. ,,aar
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mat we hA4 E. s9t- nnn Is
.
taah Usual hNt - - tl9at
man " - ~. t,,c,l.ase
Hine 1hef "@@ Oh
NrIy Se't 49, Acct IN tn
ny 01"9t l,,I,,rT, ~ ina
'fe'{@4iE We ~ ~ -, -, teer{s.
" oHI"4 t-"44 =" - 1000, 70 thn
azure - ell'l.eiF So T,he
an RIM N'il'a - s1o- a9n H.
sGloet aFpt w - -. nrobtl-ttian
i'V', VIZ 4@'' eeoc
laW "S''t iilA' 49,. ~
S'-'s T., H' 60 Vs.ao-ar6 "a
C"i}l e'erate So.a'tz '9 -re.o t,,.n
now ii IN - -
items are oN's SIll"'i @' toolea - -
lnti e*aSU' 9,,.:s tt,,t4,,t,,s.- ,,t, ;.
YeoF iof auNt .tDl'.', .ss' .
asg tuftoS i',' }iI's,,ire 80. ;,,-
$3.50" on .,+o,.'5, 49,, q'ran-
9el'si,,l.S. fsrol,na Tat,hnrs.
T I%S az scbool school Tor the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-14

This striking picture Of General
villa. the victorious Mexican rebel
leader, was taken after the battle OF
Zacatecas. 1t Is now reported that
Villa may not participate IN the at
tack en- Quefetaro. toward which Cen
eral Ohregon is Fastening He has
returned TO Tnrreon MIth most nj his
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-14
ny GEO. f. CRAWFORD q Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctiouecrs,
s32 r, Main st. Richmond. Va.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN "ooD
CONDITION, Loo &fEp AT BE DE.
Ny STREET. CITY; ALSO HORSE
AND PIANO.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-14

In execution cf a deed II trust 10 the
Undersigned trustee dated January H.
1914. ana recorded ia the clerks office
Of the Chancery court of the city ~
Richmond. / VIII, at tne request OF
note holder. default having been made
In the payment OF the dent therein Sc
cured. sell by auction on the prem
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-14

Sample shoe store. e1S East Broad
street tnear City HalD. Good shoes
cheap, Mems, women's and chill
dren's shoes retailed at Wholesale
prices. GEO. A. BOWDEN. O. ED
WIN BOWDTN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-14
MISCELLANEOUS

Wnnted--Carpets TO Dust ara scour by
latest improved machinery. only 81.
We also make over all kinds of car
pets. NEW YORK CARPET CLEAN.
ING CO. seol East Franklin. Mon
roe 2oSd.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-14
WANTED

wANTrD~EMPLoY WENT For Bo1s.
WHITE AND C0I0REn. "a TO II
YEARS Old. PHONE RANDOLPH
s22, JUVENILE COURT OF RICH
MoND. ROOM s. CITY HALL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-14
ROOMS WANTED
MINER RESORTS.


BsasIey Park. mt Falling Creek. Stan
1s Richmond ard Petersburg Eiec tric
railway, Natures beauty spot. Pic
mic grounds free on request. sun
dav schools especially invited Shaded
swimming pool OF pure spring wa
ter. dressing room for both ladies
and gentlemen. bathing suits rented
Tunchroom on the grounds. moder-
ate prices Camp sites can be fur
nished free IN persons furnishing
satisfactory references
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-14

Country Home Near stop on Ashland
car line, seven miles out. A good
nine-room house and Ia acres Of
land. nice garden etc, A big bar
gain for $4,000 On easy terms. See
JAMES w. LORD & Co. ITO East
Main street, Richmond. Phone Ran
dolph 1891.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-14
BosRDERS WANTED

Hoarders wantea--ENceflenf Table.
centrally located. rates very reasana-
bic MRS. CARR. Ala North Sew
enth
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-14
SPECIAL NOTICE


Conhtngs MADE Into
beautiful switches pompadours, etc.
Charges moderate. old switches re-
dyed to look like new Largest
stock of pure hair switches In the
city. Come and see this stock be-
fore going elsewhere. Shampooing.
Ssc; mali orders given prompt atten-
ticn. THE ROYALLE. 231 East
Broad street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-14
Value of .til Taxable Property
North Carolina

$4,000: 1904, s433,ss7,o0o: 1905
s442,4ls.o00: 1906, s461.67S, 900;
1907. s4sa,72a.o0o; 1908. s5T3,ss5,-
900. 1909. s57s,il5,ooo. 1870. s59s.-
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-08-28
THE HORROR AND BRUTALITY
OF IT ALL

The great plague and curse of the
world, so long feared, has come at
last
The nations of Europe are at war
The energies OF men and OF entire
peoples are devoted to hatred and
bitterness.
All the hideous and accused bi:
terness of the dark ages come back
again.
Race hatred, religious hatred rule.
justice is forgotten.
There is no strength but that Of
the strongest murderer. no judgment
rendered but on the bloody battle
field.
OF the fourteen hundred millions
of human beings on this earth, nearly
all pray to some god.
And the nations at war in Europe
all pray TO THE SAME GOD. A
hideous, pathetic, pitiful sight that
God looks down upon. as he turns
His eyes toward the praying muir
derers looking up to Him. each ask
ing for victory.
Help me. o God. TO capture that
town, though / kill all the women
and children one ruler prays. and
thinks that God will answer and help
him.
Help me, o God. to defend this
city, to kill the men that besiese Il.
to attack their city In turn and De.
stroy 1t, though kin all the women
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-08-28

is interrupted, the only liability Of
the city shall be reduction of the
monthly charges proportionate to the
duration of the interruption.
No. Is. The city reserves the
right to amend these rules through
the action of the city council and
such amendments shall become opera.
tive after 80 days notice is given to
present consumer.
We request that you authorize your
light and water committee to pur-
chase and install a new or second
hand engine and generator in our
present plant Immediately, at a cost
not to exceed 100000. The capaci-
ty of said generator to be not more
than one hundred and fifty q50) K
V. A. Your committee feels that in
order to give the citizens the proper
service to extend the lighting of the
city and to take care of these extra
ordinary expenses it is absolutely
necessary that you adopt the rates
which we have recommended, and
we do not think that it would be fair
to the tax payers of this city or that
it would be business like to attempt
to operate the plant longer at the
present rate.
We also recommend that the
Marion County Hospital and the
Marion County Board of Trade be
supplied with electricity free OF
charge, beginning September LIST.
Respectfully submitted.
NJ. J. Roess.
w. A. Knight.
G. A. Carmichael
Light and Water Committee.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-08-28

and children, and the praying man
believes that God is with him and
will help him in his plans Of murder
Butchery by day and night on the
water. on the land and In the air.
prayers mumbled by blood stained
brutes asking the Creator OF the
world to help them in their killing,
seventeen millions Of armed men
ready for the game of murder. in
dustry dead. agriculture dead. SCI
ence, progress. every good power on
earth paralyzed.
AND THAT Is WAR.
This country looks on in horror.
and in very humble spirit.
For we are the cousins and the
brothers OF those that are cutting
each others threats three Thousand
miles away. pursuing each other to
the doors OF our coasts. lying in wait
like the savage beast Of the jungle.
Humbly we recognize that We are
part Of that civilization with its thin
veneer of Christianity and justice. and
its ancient, heavy determined love
of blood and battle.
We hope to do our duty as a nation
fortunate in its position. happy In its
neutrality, resoIute in the determine
ton to take no side. TO express no
prejudice. but to sympathise with all
upon whom the curse OF war has
come.
We have a deep sympathy for all
of those that suffer. the wonderful
men that lie In agony on the battle
field, while the vultures wait for them
to die, the women and the children
suffering the greater agony Of terri
fed affection.
We sympathise with every nation
and individual.
Our one hope Is that the ferOcity
of the conflict may make IL short. that
the horrible efficiency OF the murder
machines may end the work Of kill
ling quickly.
And most earnestly we hope that
from this chaos or ruin. murder and
death. real peace may come In the
end.
A dreadful picture this earth pre-
sents as IL rolls through space stsin-
ed with the blood OF those that were
put here to maintain peace and har-
mony.
Humanity's only excuse is that Il
has just emerged from the savage
stage. II is closely related 10 the
brutes that prowl in the iungles.
The pack OF wolves hunting together
united in purpose. fall upon their
wounded eomrade and devour him
We human beings must admit our.
selves another pack Of wolves. OF
proving beasts.
A body OF armed men meets an.
other. rage and fear and battle FOL.
low.
A ship on the ocean sees the light
of another ship That means mo-
longer help or friendship. but fight
and destruction.
Happy this nation that has taken
the advice OF the great Washington
and kept free from foreign alliances
and entanglements.
Happy this land with a great ocean
on either side and distance 90 lend
security.
We should be as humble as We are
thankful. as eager to help as Ne are
quick 10 congratulate ourselves.
Above all. We should learn. n there
be any good IN as. the lesson that
Europe Is teaching as a. such q
dreadful price. the lesson of wars
horrors. futility and disgraee.-E Enid
(Okla.l Events.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-08-28

standing the war in Europe a.
temporary feelings Of its deun
effect in our turpentine, rosin. -.
and phosphate industries. our
chants believing that these hlnds.l
and drawbacks 20 business VIII .
be adjusted and the country wln !.
upon its most prosperous career
bought heavily and soon some I
largest and most complies
that were ever seen in ocala VII !
70 be on display.
These merchants do TIER ON
ing, and haze been so long 4
business tina. they are Justly rem
as experts and connoisseurs d
selections. Some OF them buy n,
from the mills and get weaves 4
cost. So careful are they thai
customers shall have the ven
that do not trust TO agents and
ant buyers but go In person De-
they know the style and QuaIs
goods that their customers dsn
So they have In store everythIn
can appeal TO the taste Of thek
irons and at prices that can b
sured by buying direct and n
quantities.
Quality Of goods considered 10
order house can offer goods ir
than can the merchants Of q
They have gone 10 the expenH
bringing these large stocks to
so that their customers can give
a personal inspection. II they n
satisfied with them they need %
them. II they do buy them n
still not satisfied with them lhq
the privilege OF returning lhn
they deserve the patronage
people.
The money paid TO them enter
the channels Of trade and mN
back to you again. and as Il
from pocket to pocket all are n
less benefited.
IL Is to these men that We b
help along our enterprises Of =
kinds that In turn help build
country. and the money that B
TO them. or a part OF Il at -
Immediately paid out for clefk
for rent. for advertising, VAR
go for the benefit and develops
the city.
Every dollar that goes %
who send their agents or cail
through the county. leaves lhi
" that much poorer and brlhs
the people an inferior class q
The men who stood by the
and trucker through the
year that has tust
were not the mall
houses. Everything that was
from them had 90 be cash IN
and the people had 70 a
chances Of the goods not =
represented. The home -
carried the farmers and other
limit Of their ability. Often
accounts with the wholesals
IN order 20 do this and manY
are not past the point whsH
feel the strain that this pul =
IL Is the duty OF every eiil'
has anything 20 buy 20 go %
who has extended favors n
20 nov show his appreciaiiN
these favors. II he has bees
tunate a. not 20 be eompeil@
for credit. he owes II 20 ~
bors and 90 the community 8
10 see that there IL not .
his money goes out Of the coa
The merchant whose advsf
appear from time 20 time n
ner are deserving Of yoH
age ON the merits q thsH
and stand ready 90 bach
antee that they make.
Give them your patronass
And dOns forget 60 renes
legeance 70 the Ocala Bass
ior nearly forty-nine years
Ike a sentinel on the Ns'
lighting FOR the bettermeni
velopment Of town and eoune
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-08-28
We MUST pATRoNlzE QUA HOME
MERCHANTS
oeala's up.Tooate stores Alreadl
Receiving Fine Display % Fall
And Winter Gooda

Merchants 81 Ocala deserve the
patronage Of all o. our people. Some
OF them are already receiving large
instaliments % fan goods Notwiih.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-08-28

who swns the s~sIInsas business propsry-ss s... !.
your name7
Of course you think that yos do; yos ashtf
the question considering involves the origin a.
yeopmens Of individual ownership In land.
beginning Of elyIzatea owned any dshnh. -
OF the tribes eamped particular sections
homes and trading places u,.,
for individuals particular -
florida title and abstract eorp'r alto" 0saIs fora
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-08-28

O-1S4 K. w. H. per month, a 6hc
per K. W. H.
2OO-S66 K. w. H. per month, 66c
per K. w. H.
4OO-545 K. w. H. per month, a
Size per X. w. H.
6OO-720 K. w. H. per month. a SC
per X. w. H.
SOO-SSS K. w. H. per month, a 41ac
per K. w. H.
10OO-1312 X. w. H. per month, a &c
per K. W. H.
15oO-1714 W. H. per month, a SIC
per X. w. H.
1000 and K. W. H. per month. a Sc
per K. W. H.
intermediate consumption not
covered by the above steps will be
billed at amounts not exceeding the
minimum bill under the next lower
rate.
The power rates shall be subjected
20 a minimum of $1.00 per H. P. per
month, on rated capacity of motor,
motors of H. P. and over and those
under ] II. P. at SOC per month each.
Where the aggregate H. P. of the
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-04-24
CLEANUP DAY IN
CAMP HILL MONDAY
Health Board Fixes Day and Calls
on People to Assist in
Sanitary Measures

Camp Hill, Pa, April 24.-Camp
Hill will have a great Cleanup Day.
on Monday, April 27, and the Health
Board has issued call to the citizens,
signed by w. Kent Gilbert, president,
and III. c. Lawton, secretary, asking
everybody to assist in the good work.
The health notice contains in part the
following:
'At a meeting of the Board of
Health this day, the following was
adopted for Cleanup Day, Monday,
April 27. 1914.
Realizing the great benefit to the
borough and its value as preventa-
tive of many human diseases, it has
been ordered that a certain designated
day be set aside on which all rubbish,
decaying vegetable matter. tin cans.
etc, be collected and placed in re-
ceptacles that can be emptied into
wagons supplied by Council for the
purpose of hauling same to the dump
The wagons will rake their rounds
on Monday, April 81, and stop wher.
ever they are requested. Ashes, how
ever, will not be collected.
Love your neighbors' lot as YOU
do your own, but be sure to love your
own.
Don't plant tomato cans and rub
bish on unused land. their fruits are
withered civic pride.
Borough ordinance No. II makes