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the Misses Sarah Blunt, Rachel
Cook. yelma Deter. Edna, williams,
Rev Geo. Burroughs and w. H.
Mitchell.
MISS LAMB HERE FROM
coToPAxL
Miss Lamb of Cotopaxi who has
been attending the camp meetings in
South Canon returned to her home
this afternoon. Miss Lamb is sister
of Mr.. ]. A. Lamb the well known
quarryman up in Cotopaxi.
MISS ABERNATHV
RETURNS TO MONTE VISTA
Miss Maude Abernathy who has
been visiting her grandmother, Mrs
Fitzpatrick for several months left for
her home in Monte Vista, Saturday.
She was accompanied by her aunt
May Ditto. who expects to remain
for. a month or six, weeks visiting
friends and relatives.
RETAINING POND COMPLETED AT
BEAVER.
The retaining pond of the Fremont
County Sportsmen's Association on
Upper Beaver has been completed
The pond which is fifty feet long, by
thirty feet wide, has been fenced in
and is in readiness for the first ship.
ment of trout fry that is expected
soon from the state fish hatchery at
Buena Vista. An inlet and an outlet
have been so arranged that contin.
uous stream of water from the creek
will flow thru the pond.
WIFE OF CANADIAN CAPTAIN IN
FLORENCE.
| Mrs. B. G. Walker of New Westmin.
ster. British Columbia, is visiting
her brother Joseph Lloyd in Florence,
They have not seen each other for
thirty years. Mrs. Walkers husband
is a captain in the new Canadian
contingent which has left for Eng.
land and will be in training at Alder.
short for several months. Mrs. Walker
will leave for there shortly to join
her husband while he is in England
and before he goes to the front
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ON Monday. Mr.. Davis stated that
he had lived in the vicinity of Coal
dale for forty years and during all
that time had never witnesses there
as heavy rainfall as the one of Sun
day afternoon. He said that the water
poured down the side of the mountain
for more than an hour in torrents that
threatened to deluge the valley.
LEE WYNkooP AT TWIN FALLS,
IDAHO.
Lee wynkoop. engineer of the city
waterworks system, who left here
the first of the month in company
with his wife and daughter for a
motoring trip through the northwest.
are visiting at present at Twin Falls.
Idaho, where they are the guests OF
C. H. Eldred, boyhood friend and
schoolmate of Mr.. Wynkoop's. They
will not return to Canon City until the
first of September.
NEW CLERK AT CORNER DRUG
STORE.
Mr. Frank Singer has added to the
staff at the Corner Drug Store by
employing Mr. Earl Vickory of Delta
and Mr.. Fred Holland of Denver. Mr..
Holland is a registered pharmacist
and Mr.. Vickory an experienced soda
fountain dispenser and store clerk.
FUNERAL OF MRS. HoRNEY TO BE
HELD THURSDAY MORNING
The funeral of the late Mrs.
Herschel Horney will take place from
Wilson's Undertaking Chapel, 72s
Main street. at 10 o'clock Thursday
morning. The service will be con-
Quoted by Rev. Chas. l.. Dean. pastor
of the Christian church. Friends of
the family invited to the obsequies
Interment will be at Lakeside GENE.
teIy.
MISS WILMA NEWcoMB
GONE TO MISSOURI
Miss Wilma Newcomb left on Mon.
day for a months visit with friends
in Bogard. Missouri. She was accom-
panied by Mrs. H. c. Coburn and three
children. who returned home at that
time after pleasant stay here as the
guests OF Mrs. Coburn's father. Rus
sell Coleman. and other relatives.
During her visit Miss Newcomb will
be entertained by Mrs. Coburn.
EDITOR LYNN SMITH REPORTED
TO BE IMPROVING
Editor Lynn Smith. who has been
confined to his bed since last Thurs.
day suffering with a threatened at
tack OF typhoid fever. was better this
morning and the attending physician
is of the opinion that he will now
escape seige Of the disease. In the
event that no complications arise he
should be able to resume his duties at
the Citizen office within week
Florence Citizen.
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LVNN oWI 7 n HEFOH 30
TO BE IMPROVING
WEDNESDAY
MISS MAUD MekINNoN HOME

mioS MAUI mchiNNON HUME
Miss Maud McKlnnon has returned
from an extended visit with friends
and relatives in Denver. Her sister.
Helen. who accompanied her to the
capitol city. is attending school there.
THE FULHAMs HOME FROM
sALIDA.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Fulham and
children. who had been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Ankele. have return
ed to their home in Canon City
Salida Mail.
BABY DAUGHTER BORN AUG. 9Th
Announcements have been received
here of the birth OF seven.pound
baby daughter to Mr. and Mrs. w. l..
Garrett OF Pueblo on August sth. Mr..
and Mrs. Garrett were formerly resi-
dents of this city.
ETA WALTON ON
VACATION TRIP.
Miss Eta Walton In company with
her sister-in.law. Mrs. ]. E. Walton
of Pueblo. left on train No. 1 today
for Salt Lake City. They expect to
be gone two weeks.
VISITED IN FLORENCE LAST
SUNDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Thomas visited in
Florence last Sunday as the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Mccormick. They
were accompanied back to Canon City
by Miss Belle Mccormick who will
spend the week here.
WILL LEAVE FOR HOME ON
THURSDAY.
Mrs. o. E. Swearingen, who has
been visiting here for the last two and
half months as the guest of Mr. and
'trs. J. Thomas. Will leave on Thurs.
day OF this eek for her home at
Eldorado SptIGks. Missouri
REV. HAMMER TO CONDUCT
FUNERAL SERVICE.
owing to the absence OF Rev Chas.
l.. Dean from the city. Rev. Elmer
Harner will conduct the funeral ser.
vice of the late Mrs Herschel Hor-
ney at the Wilson chapel Thursday
morning at 10 O'Clock,
VISITING MRS. HART.
Miss Anna FebseLfeld of Kansas
City. Missouri. is spending her vaca-
ton In Canon as the guest of Mrs.
e. ID. Hart. Miss Fehsenfeld is a
stenographer and received her instruo.
lions under Mrs. Hart in st Louis
She Will probably be here two wccls
WILL RETURN HOME FRIDAY.
Charles r. Jenkins. electrician with
the Arkansas Valley Railway, Light
q Power company, lie expected home
on Friday from Leadvpie where he
mas been visiting Frank Prown for
the last week or ten days His wife
and family, who accompanied him ON
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TUESDAY
SPENT WEEKEND HERE.

SF6Nt
Miss Lura Giimour Of Minneapolis.
Kas., spent the weekend with her
cousin. Mrs. Leonard Lambuth.
WAS VISITOR IN PUEBLO
Sheriff w. H. Newcomb was a bust.
ness visitor in Pueblo on Monday. He
returned to Canon City the follow
ing evening.
ATTEND FLORENCE RECEPTION
Mrs. Leonard Lambuth and daugh-
ter, Villa. went to Florence Tues
day afternoon to attend a reception
given by Mrs. DR.. G. ID. Cummings
and Miss Mildred Cummings.
MoToREp TO BARNES CITY.
Mrs. ]. r. Sandy and son. George
NJ. Bishop, and William Paine. motor
ed from Avondale. Colorado to Barnes
City. near Coaldale. Saturday. They
spent the night at Barnes City and re-
turned to Avondale Sunday.
MRS SANDY IMPROVED.
Mrs. ]. r. Sandy who has been suf-
fering from a serious case of blood
poison in her right hand is somewhat
improved, although 1t is probable that
she will lose the use of her hand
from the effects of the poison.
MR.. AND MRS. sEiBERT RETURN
TO DENVER
Mr. and Mrs. Seibert have return
ed to their home in Denver after hav.
ing spent very pleasant vacation at
the home of the latter's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. W. II. Jones, on Elm avenue.
Lincoln Park
WILL SPEND VACATION
IN THE SPRINGS
Miss Mae Bower left on Denver &
Rio Grande train No. 2 Monday after
noon for Colorado Springs where she
will spend her vacation as the guest
of Miss Helen Bower. who is employ
ed in the office of the Western Union
Telegraph company at that place.
VISITING IN FLORENCE
FOR A FEW DAYS
Mr.. and Mrs ]. S. McCrory and lit
tie daughter. Maxine, OF San Simon,
Arizona. who are spending the sum
mer with Mrs. McCrorys parents. Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Jones. on Lincoln
Park are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Had
ley Corning In Florence for a few
days.
Mr.. AND MRS. HUTTON
TO PoNcHA SPRINGS
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hutton left this
afternoon for Poncha Springs where
they will spend week or SO enjoying
the scenery Of the Continental Divide.
While there Mr. Hutton will take the
baths furnished by the thermal wat.
ers of that resort for the injuries sus.
tanned by his fall from a bicycle on
Sixth street a month or so ago.
Mr.. AND MRS. sTUkEY HERE
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. Stukey. relatives
of the Melchi family are spending two
months in the city. Their home is in
Kansas City. Mo. and they came to
Canon City which they find delight
fully cool" to spend couple OF months
They are former residents OF Canon,
having left here. fifteen years or
more ago.
THE CITY CLERK ON
HIS VACATION
City Clerk Jonathan Seaman has
been granted a vacation OF ten days
by the city council and entered upon
the enjoyment OF he 5at!ng Monday
morning. Mr.. Seaman in company
with his wife and son. Arthur. motor
ed TO Colorado Springs Monday and
will spend the week visiting the at
fractions Of the Pixies Peak district.
BIGGEST RAINFALL IN 20 YEARS.
Mr.. and Mrs. David n. Davis Of
coaldale were visitors In Canon City
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his vacation trip. will remain at Lead
vile for a more extended stay.
VISITED MR.. AND MRS.
NJ. E. SNOW HERE
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Owens and
daughters, Misses Marie and Bessie.
of oxforde Kansas. left for Colorado
Springs on TUESDAY after PHEASANT
visit here rs the g':ests o. Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. E. Snow ard family en- Chest
nut street, Lincoln Pnrk Irs. Owens
and Mr.. Snow are Cousins. The party
made the tr'i' to CO ora6o t., auto
mobile.
ON MOTOR TRIP TO ESTES PARK
Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Morris and fam
lily left Saturday via automobile for
two weeks pleasure trip in Estes
Park They will meet New York
friends at the park and will probably
spend the greater portion of the time
in company with them. Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris were informed OF Sundays
flood and the condition of their prop
erty here by Geo. Palmer, who tele-
phoned to Colorado Springs Sunday
evening and succeeded in catching Mr..
Morris at that place.-Florence Citi-
zen
ATTENDED FAMILY REUNION IN
BOULDER.
Mrs Pitt A. Wade and children re-
turned to Canon City few days ago
from Boulder where they attended
the annual reunion of the Zener fam
lily. of which the former is a member.
In addition to Mrs. Zener and a daugh-
ter. who live at Boulder, there was
present at the reunion festivities
three other daughters: Mrs. Pitt A.
Wade of this city; DIR. Mary Zener,
Glendale. California. and Mrs. Frzrk
Shultz of wlnatchee. Washington.
HOME TO-DAY FROM
STERLING, KANSAS
Mrs. Clyde c. Bell returned TO Can.
on City on the Santa Fe train this
morning from Sterling. Kansas. where
she has been visiting relatives for a
couple OF weeks. Mrs. Bell made the
eastward trip by automobile.
MISS JESSIE EMMERsoN IN
DENVER.
Miss Jessie Emmerson. stenograph-
er in the office OF the Arkansas Val
ley Railway. Light g. Power company.
left this morning for a weeks visit In
Denver. While In the capital city she
will be the guest OF Miss Anna d.
Sherman. teacher in the Washing
ton school here.
HAVE ALL FILED
THEIR AccEPTANcEs
All Republican and Democratic
designations have filed their accept.
ances with County Clerk c. A. Link.
ins and their names will appear on
the primary ballot Saturday was
the last day for fiiing, but the major.
ity OF those designated by the coun.
~ assemblies as candidates complied
with the provisions OF the law several
days previous to that time.
LEFT TODAY FOR MONTANA.
Rev. E. r. Fulkerson left this after.
noon for Denver on his way TO Liy.
| ingston. Montana. whore he will ~.
tend the annual conference Of the n.
Z. Episcopal church of Montana.
Later he will attend the Wisconsin
conference and then go to Moscow,
Idaho. in the interest of the Foreign
Missionary society Of the ". Z. church
OF which he is field agent. Rev.
Fulkeson's itinerary will require him
10 travel 5000 miles during the mex,
twenty-three Jays.
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WILL LEAVE FOR HOME ON
THURSDAY.

Mrs o. E. Swearingen, who has
been visiting here for the last two and
half months as the guest of Mr.. and
Irs. ]. Thomas. VIII leave on Thurs.
day Of this eek for her home at
Eidorado Spt&ks. Missouri.
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well, New Mexico. They were accom-
panied on the homeward trip by Mrs.
Dabney's mother. Mrs. A. D. Obert,
who will spend some time here
ON MOTOR TRIP THRU CAMPS.
Gov. and Mrs. Wallace Townsend.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Lewis and
Mrs. Carl Voss. all of Little Rock,
Arkansas, who are spending the sum-
mer here, left this morning on an auto
trip thru the coal camps OF Fremont
county. They are desirous of procur-
ing first hand inforamtion in relation
to the mining districts of this sec
ton of Colorado. .
! SOCIAL DANCE AIED. BUNN'S.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bum of Rey-
nolds avenue, East Canon, gave a
dance to few of their friends last
Saturday night Owing to the un-
favorable weather only about fifteen
were present, but this did not detract
in the least from the good time which
was reported by those present. A
fine supper consisting of sandwiches,
I coffee, not biscuits and money were
I served.
SAYS IT'S AWFULLY. HOT IN
OKLAHOMA
]: P. Waits returned home Sunday
night from a weeks visit to the Tulsa,
Oklahoma, oil fields. He says the
weather in Oklahoma is almost un-
bearably hot and he is not at all sur
prised that SO many people of that
state spend their vacations in the
+ Rocky Mountain region. The thermo-
meter in the Tulsa district last Friday,
according to Mr.. Waits. indicated a
temperature of 112 degrees and the
humidity was a fright. On two other
days during the week the mercury
ran up to 10. It's sure some hot in
Oklahoma these August days.
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short for several months. Mrs. Walker
will leave for there shortly to join
her husband while he is in England
and before he goes to the front
MONDAY
MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED IN
PUEBLO.
A marriage license was issued in
Pueblo last Saturday to Oriel MeKib-
ben of this city and Miss Anna Feuler
of Pueblo.
WILL LEAVE FOR HOME SOON.
! Mrs. Lou Lloyd of Madrid, New
Mexico. who has been visiting Canon
City relatives and friends during the
last few weeks. will leave for home
on Wednesday. At the same time her
sister. Mrs. Harmon Minor. will leave
for Houston. Texas. where she will
reside.
HUGH HENDERSON SPENT
I SUNDAY AT HOME
H. J. Henderson, travelling salesman
for the Pueblo Drug company. left this
afternoon for westcliffe and the west.
ern aiope after having spent Sunday
with his family here. From West
cnffe he will go to Salida and then to
the various towns in the San Luis
valley and on to Pueblo. Such a trip
requires a weeks time.
J. e. MILLER HOME FROM
SALIDA.
]. z. Miller returned to Canon City
last Saturday night from SaIida where
he had been for a couple of days on
business connected with the Palace
hotel, of which he Is the lessee and
proprietor. He says there has been
plenty of rainfall at Salida during
the last ten days or two weeks. A
message from there this morning
states that Sunday afternoons storm
did not reach that far west.
MRS. J. C. LAWRENCE HOME
FROM INDIANA.
Mrs. ]. c. Lawrence returned home
last Saturday afternoon from Prince
ton, Indiana, where she was called
about a month ago by the illness of
her mother. Mrs. J. NJ. Stormont. who
died the day following her daughters
arrival at her bedside Mrs. Lawrence
was accompanied on the return trip
to Colorado by Mrs. warrick Yeager
of Oklahoma City, who will spend
some time here visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Williams of 10
Woodlawn avenue.
MISS ROBERTS RETURNED.
Miss Ella Roberts returned after
spending two weeks with her brother
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. David Rob-
erts at Rye. Colo.
GONE TO HOWARD, COLORADO.
Miss Bertha De Weese Of Logan
avenue, Lincoln Park left for Howard
on this mornings train where she
will visit her friend, Miss May Bic
LEFT TODAY FOR MecREEDY, MO.
Miss Margaret Tincher OF Long
Beach. California, who has been visit
ing for the last ten days as the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wilson. left
today for McCreedy, Missouri, and
other points in the central western
states.
COMMITTEE NAMED BY STATE
BANKERS.
The executive committee OF the Colo
RADIO State Bankers association has
named a good roads committee con-
sistlng Of W. L. Bush of Idaho Springs
l.. A. Chenault of Boulder and Geo. f.
Rockafellow of this city.
MRS. w. II. DABNEY
AND CHILDREN HOME
Mrs. w. II. Dabney and children.
Ralph. orIand and Edward. returned
to Canon City Sunday night from n
months visit with relatives at Max.
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HUGH HENDERSON SPENT
SUNDAY AT HON

H. ]. Henderson. travelling salesman
for the Pueblo Drug company. left this
afternoon for Westcliffe and the west
ern slope after having spent Sunday
with his family here. From West
cnffe he will go to Salida and then to
the various towns in the San Luis
valley and on to Pueblo. Such a trip
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MONDAY
MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED IN
PUEBLO.

WILL LEAVE FOR HOME SOON.
Mrs. Lou Lloyd of Madrid, New
Mexico. who has been visiting Canon
City relatives and friends during the
last few weeks. will leave for home
on Wednesday. At the same time her
sister. Mrs. Harmon Minor. will leave
for Houston. Texas. where she will
reside
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AND CHILDREN HOME

Mrs. w. II. Dabney and children.
Ralph. OrIand and Edward. returned
to Canon City Sunday night from n
months visit with relatives at Max-
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The victory OF a driver over a
widow whose husband was killed by his
motor. in Justice Won Moschzisker's de-
nial OF her appeal. is tempered by warn
ing 10 autoists that they must use the mt
most care The equally firm monition to
pedestrians that the law requires them
70 be vigilant in crossing streets, es-
pecially between crossings. where drivers
are not held to the same high standard
q care" as at crossings. suggests that
Philadelphia would do well to follow the
sxample OF other cities in defining and
punishing dangerous habits. Washing.
ton Furnishes those who cross certain
streets diagonaIly between crossings, and
the first recorded ARREST" OF President
Wilson was when policeman took the
CHIEF Executive in charge for fright
ened moment when he caught him taking
= short cut. The death list in this city
makes imperative new set OF trafnc
rules or new State law defining respon-
slbllltT most accurately.
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SUGAR DEAR IN CUBA ALSO

TO the Editor OF Evening Ledger;
sir-The sugar industry in Cuba being
OF such importance and having universal
interest some points in regard to the same
might be considered timely The plant,
according TO some was first introduced in
cuba about the year 1908 to 1885. At the
beginning the progress Of the industry was
so slow that up TO the year 1917 the Cuban
sugar crop did not reach 10000 tons but
since that date however the progress OF
the industry has been so great that in the
wear 1910 the island produced 1000 600 tons
of sugar, increasing every year until 1884
when il reached about 1900, 900 tons. This
progress lasted until the year 1896, when
me second war OF Independence brought
down the production 10 $4,000 tons
After the second war OF Independence IL
Increased slowly until 1908, when the crop
once again reached the million tons figure
and since that time the progress Is keeping
pace with the general progress OF the
island in every respect
In the present year Il ia expected ac-
cordinK to well-nads calculation. that the
production win be over 30o.0 600 tons. About
l2 new big centralos have been establishsd
due 70 The high prlcs of thls article. ahlch
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THE CONTRACTORS PARADE

To the Editor Of Evening Ledger:
Sir-I did not realize until l read the
bulletin of the Bureau of Municipal Re-
search, just out, that the street cleaners
parade was private affair and that the
men wearing badges of the Department of
Public Works were not public employees, 1
think that the statement in the bulletin
ought to have n wider circulation than 1t
usually gets. So I quote the interesting
part of it. A representative of the bureau
was on the reviewing stand by invitation.
He says:
THE excellent police band. the contrac-
tors autos, gray-uniformed inspectors,
sprinkling wagons, ash CARTS more bands.
regiments of white-clad sweepers with
brand new brooms. passed in impressive
array One cannot be too flattering and
say that the marching was good. One
can't go into raptures over the military
bearing of the men.
But the array was impressive never
theless and gave the observer food for
thought. The first thought that the long
parade brought to mind was how big
job the street cleaning of Philadelphia is
Hundreds of horses and vehicles and legions
of brawny men engaged in it, in addition to
which (although not in the parade) one re-
membered the engineers and other directing
minds in City Hall
Numerous as the men and horses were
and huge though the expenditures for street
cleaning are, the very pavement over which
tHe pdIdue maTcneu IN front OF the review
ing stand was far from clean showing that
there is still much TO be done in this i'm
portant municipal activity
THE second thought that came home
forclbly was that this expensive equipment
is not city property, but is privately owned,
and these men, though each one wearing a
badge bearing D. p. W. upon II, are not
city employees, but are privately hired by
the several contractors.
What must be done? First, the lmpor
tance OF clean streets as Indispensable to
the health convenience and beauty OF our
city must be recognized by all citizens
Then will follow as OF course ample ex
penditures for street cleaning The next
step and by no means less important. will
be the Capitalization OF the street cleaning
activities under the immediate direction Of
the city authorities, with the labor mar.
formed by city employees, decentIy compen-
stated, secure In their jobs and answering
OF work"
The sooner the citizens realize these
things the sooner shall we have cleaner
streets. TAMPA vEp
Philadelphia, May "a
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INTERSTATE MOTOR TRAFFIC

To the Editor Of Evening Ledger:
Sir-In reference to the Adamson bill,
which is now before Congress and which
provides for interstate reciprocity in the
use of automobile license tags on the same
basis that New York State extends cour-
tesy to other States we would advise that
this is bill with which the automobile
dealers and manufacturers are heartily IN
accord and Is the policy which is being fol-
lowed by most of the Eastern States, al
though the reciprocal arrangement with
New Jersey is limited one and is working
out very unsatisfactory to automobile
owners The same pertains to the State OF
Delaware, where under present arrange
ments commercial vehicles owned by a Tor
eign corporation are not allowed to enter
or pass through the State of Delaware with
out carrying a Delaware tag. This works
a serious hardship on many Pennsylvania
corporations who operate vehicles through
the State of Delaware, and the Adamson
bill would correct this trouble.
What all automobile manufacturers, deal
ers and owners are in favor Of however, is
a national license tag which would be good
in any State in the Union, each State
to be rebated in the proportion of the num-
ber of these tags that were issued 10 owners
residing in the respective States. This
would do away entirely with the trouble
between States on license tags, obViating
any special laws governing the licensing of
automobiles in the various States without
decreasing to any appreciable extent the
revenue which each State would derive
from the licensing Of automobiles The
Adamson bill, as we see 1t, is step In the
right direction, but does not go far enough.
LEE ]. EASTMAN,
Manager Packard Motor Car Co. Phila.
Philadelphia, May 23.