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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-16
SwOe a Oboe.

Wiele chwala naszym miodym
rome obce organizacye tutejsze.,.
,Mqdrej g,owic dose dwie sio--
VIE, powiada stare przyslowie,
przeto niechajze &c slow n%iniej-
szych - zwiaszcza, re ich ynie-
CO. wiecej niz ,.dwa'', nauke ola
sic vienna wszyscy wogole roda-
cy: Me siuchajcie pustych,
choc szumnych i ~giosnych fraze-
sow, Acknowledged organizacye
i instytucye obce Wv rodzaju ~.
NJ. C. Az, ME po~zwalajcie sic
baiamucic i naciagat, ale raczej
MECH sobie wszyscy nasi rozwa-
"a spokojnie, powaznie, co Jest
ich obowiazkiem, oraz co ola Mich
samych dobre. por6wnujac nasze
z innemi organizacyami.
Polskie instytucye stojq dis
tax SLIME, tax poteznie, re ich
czlonkowie sTokojni bye NIGGA O
grosz swoj, opfaty w Mich nizsze
So, niz gdziekolwick u obcych,
pozytki z n~alezenia do Mich So
wszechstronne i wprost nieoce--
nione. niechze zatem nasi udaja
sic w te strone, gdzie i'm sic uka-
zuje korzyst najwieksza, to INA
czy: MECH wstePuja do polSkich
instytucyi i organizacyi a juz to
znow przedewszystkiem do tych.
ktore drogie imiona Boga i Oh
czyzny ma swych wypisa}y sztan-
darach.
Gdy tax braG nssza czynic be-
die, wypelni swoj obowiazek.
Wypeinimy go jake Polacy i ka-
tolicy, jake prawi - duchowi o.
COW naszych synowie i ioh idei
spadkobiercy. Wspomnielismy
wyzet organizacye amerykahska,
znana W ca}ym kraju: wiadoma
rzecz, re ME swietny ona sobie
w wojnie ostatniej wyrobiia re-
kord. wisc MECH jej mfodziez ma
sza ME wielbi, do niej sic ME gar
ME, DO many my swoja i lepsza
". NJ. C. A., a t. jest .Macierz
Polska."Ze swoimi pracujmy, or
ganizujmy sic, dziaiajmy; praca
nasza TAXA bedzie praca prawdzi-
vie patryotyczna W najlepszym
slowa tego %znaezeniu. Me mozemy
inaczej, ME mozemy lepiej wyka-
FAC czynem uczue naszych narodo
wych, ku prawdziwemu dobru
Ojczyzny skierowanych, jak VIA
snie tenn, re bedziemy szerzyli
dzielo jednosci i zgody wsr6d
mas - W organizacyach naszych
Fireplace sic. Pracujac dian, przy-
czynimy sic znakomicic do wsp6l-
nego dobra i pozytku, DO tn
chronic bedziemy braci naszych
cd zagiady wynarodowienia W tn
tejszym Wire obconarodowym,
pozyskamy tych rodak6w ola
Sprawy Polskiej. zrobimy z mich
pracownik6w jedynej. prawdzi--
wei | zdrowej idei, streszczaja-
Gel sic W s.owach; Bog | Ojezy-
Una a tam-tam "a Oceanem w
odnowionej | zmartwychwstaiej
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-06
Elk Are Damaging
Page County Crops
Farmers Seek Right to Use
GINS IN Protecting
Their Property.

Farmers in the Shenandoah Valley.
and especially in Page County. have
petitioned tho state Department of
Game and Inland Fisheries. through
their game wardens, for redress from
II Will be recalled that about five
years ago the state Of Virginia bought
$50 head of elk at a cos; OF between
$1,000 and $4,000. and turned the ami
mails loose in various parts of the
state. protecting them by act of the
General Assembly for five years from
hunters
Farmers in the sections where the
elk roam find that they arc helpless
against their deprcdations. growing
crops being destroyed and much dam
age done. The state Commissioner OF
Game is equally powcrlcss in the mat
ter. unless the General Assembly comes
TO his assistance by allowing the farm
cr TO kill the elk which were destroy
ing their crops.
What are we going 10 do about the
elk destroying our crops" is the in
Sistent demand that has again come
to tho Department of Game and In
land Fisheries through the chief game
warden of Page County.
Drive them back into the noun
tains with dogs advises Commits
s!oncr Biiisoly. and Well try to get
law passed by the next session of
the General Assembly giving you per-
mission to kill the elk which come
down into your fields and destroy your
crops. The department has no author
ity in the matter"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-06
PRICES TUMBLE QUICKLY
ON CHICAGO EXCHANGE
Government Policy for Disposal Of
Crop Knocks Bottom Out Of
Values.
MAY REDUCE FLOUR PRICE
Dealers Assert 1t Will Make Differ
cncc of So Barrel on Food Price.
Corn Supply Also Will BE AZ
fccfcd
TBy Associated Press.1


CHICAGO. August 5.-Enorts to an
;icipatc the results OF any quick switch
in tho government policy for disposal
of the 1919 domestic crop OF wheat
knocked the bottom out OF values to-
day on the Board of Trade. Downward
plunges in the price OF corn. the chief
trading commodity. did not stop until
tho market was 80 cents Il bushcl lower
than when the campaign against the
high cost of living began week ago.
1t was not until there remained only
a single hour of business activity be-
fore the time set for conference be-
tween President Wilson and julius
Barnes, Federal wheat director, that
the grain and provision trade appeared
to give serious credencc to reports cir
cuatcd for days that the Eovernmcnt
would make radical cut in the price
OF wheat TO consumers. The most
definite Of these reports was that mill
crS would get wheat from the govern
mcnt 30 cents a bushel cheaper than
the government had guaranteed. This
would make flour less expensive than
at present by SO barrel.
AS corn prices have been largely
based on prevalent belief of farmers
that S2.26 A bushel for wheat meant
81 bushel for corn. and that the value
of all other cereals and consequently
OF all livestock and meat products had
similar substantial relation, and the
absence of any denial OF reports that
wheat prices would be severely cut,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-06
ADDlCTS MAY OBTAIN DRUGS
ON DOCTORS PRESCRIPTION
Commissioners Roper Says They VIII
lie Given Only to Mnln-
tain Life.
rBy Associated press.l

BY ASSOCIATED PrcsS.
WASHINGTON. August S.-fIundreds
Of letters from persons suffering from
incurable diseases and from aged per-
sons addicted for many years to the
use OF drugs. Ditiful in their suppl
cations that rules governing the sale
OF narcotics be modified to permit
sioner Roper today to issue instruc-
lions to collectors Of internal revenue
whereby such persons may obtain
drugs on prescription by reputable
physician that the drug is needed to
maintain life.
Previous instructions had been that
persons prescribing. selling or Obtain
ing drugs merely to satisfy the crav-
ing OF drug addict should be re-
Sardcd as violating tho law.
Collectors were warned by Mr.. Roper
to exercise every reasonable prccau-
ton to prevent the aged and infirm
whereby unauthorized persons might
engage in Illicit traffic in narcotics.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-06
TO SEND COWS
TO FRANCE AND BELGIUM
Germany acquisitions 10000 From
Available Herds to Meet Terms
of Peace Treaty.
Declares Government Should Not
Comply With Conditions, Saying
No Milk Shortage Exists in Nations
Which Will Receive Cattle.

BERLIN. Angus, 5-The German
government is now getting ready to
ship 10000 milch cows TO France and
Belgium. as required by the treaty OF
peace. These COWS are being reaui-
sitioned in East Prussia oldenburg;
4 Schlesw g HoiStein. Mccklenburg and
hof cattle left
Accordips TO government state
COWS left in Germany. Only 100000
OF them are available for the milk sup
ply OF large cities, Only the, sick and
babies are entitled to a milk supply,
which requires 100000 litres day.
The shipping Of mich cows to France
and Belgium viii reduce the daily milk
supply OF $4,000 ltrcs On account
OF the decline OF the stock and the lack
of fodder. milk consumers, that is the
sick and the babies have been reduced
to sc per cent OF their milk allotment
or to "a per cent less than the amount
their ration cards call for. The re-
moval of 10000 mich cows will re-
duce the milk allOtmcnis by another
3 per cent, according 10 government
statistics.
Radical Press Attacks Government.
The radical press is attacking the
government for giving up the mich
COWS in the circumstances. Eut the
government is determined 10 carry out
the peace treaty no matter what the
cost, although It is pointed out there
is no milk shortage in France and Bel
GUM to be compared with the German
famine.
In the National Assembly a. weimar
bill has been introduced appropriat-
ing 5oo.noo marks for farm COLOMBIA
ton and improvement Q; the soil by
scientific methods and the top notch
in fertilizers.
SACK 10 the farm" IS the slogan. 20
be accelerated by 5ot.oo0,00Q marks
In support O: the bill. Herr Scheidt
the government spokesman, explained
thai practically every government N
Europe a; present Is spending the tax
payers money II an attempt to bring
down the high cos: ot living.
Attempt TO Reduce Living Cost.
Switzerland. to- instance. is paying
1S5. 0no, 600 annually, or about fifty
francs per head Of population. in an
efor; to reduce food prices. said Herr
Scheidt. Every European country was
selling food a d loss This could not
be continued indefinitely. and the only
proper solution OF the problem would
be 10 cheaper production by tho adop-
ton OF THE most modern. efficient and
economic methods
For this purpose the 5oo,ooo.ooo
marks should be expended, declared
Herr Scheidt. and they should be spent
for the best cause maginab!e. a per-
naaent reduction of the cost OF living
II is expected that bill will be rap
idly advanced.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-06
SECRETARY OF STATE
GOING TO VERSAILLES
Expects to Discuss With Peace Con-
ference Plan to Establish
Rhinciand Republic.

BERLIN. August . Dr. Thee or
lewald. undcrsccre:ary of state. is go
ing TO Versailles soon TO resume his
discussion with the peace conference
relative to the establishment of the
Rhinelnnd republic. according 10
Cologne adviccs.
Dr, Lcwald is negotiating with par
iiamentary circles in the Rhincland
for the purpose Of asccrtainnS tho
wishes OF the people desiring TO sub
nit any consensus OF opinion which
may be reached. Bavaria. Wurttcm-
burg. Baden and iIeSsc have expressed
numerous wishes to be presented to
the peace conference.
The ccntrist party delegates. for the
voting districts of upper Homhurg and
USiagen. nave again expressed a de
sire for tho establishment Of Rhine
land republic. while tho majority So
ciaiistS from upner Wicshaden and up-
per and lower Tunus unanimously OPP
posed Ire plan for tho republic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-06
H0N0RS FIRE CHIEF JCYNES
Prenident of International Association
OF Fire EnEi nccrs Names Rich
mOndcr on Committee.

Chief Joynes. of the Richmond Fire
Department. received a letter yestcr-
day informing him that he had been
appointed on committee on standards
and kindred organizations. for the In
ternational Association OF Fire En-
gineers. OF which he is a member. The
president OF the organization is Chic (
Henton. Of New York City
here the committee will hold its
next meeting has not been decided yet.
but IL is said that Richmond may be
chosen. The duty OF the committee
o9 which Chief Joynes has been an
pointed is TO aid in standardizing the
sizes of hose couplings and other ar
ticleS used by fire departments and in
making other needed changes and inn
provemcnts In the fire department
which are necessary for their good
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-06
Tobacco Habit
Dangerous

says Doctor Conner. formerly Of Johns
Hopkins hospital. Thousands OF men
suffering from fatal diseases would be
the deadly drug Nicotine. stop the
habit now. If you use tobacco TO cx-
cess. before it's too late. It's SIM
pie process to rid yourself of the to-
bacco habit in any form Just GO TO
any up-to-date drug store and get some
Nicotol tablets: take them as directed
and 10; the rcrnicious habit quickly
vanishcs. Druggists refund the money
II they fail. BE sure TO read large and
interesting announcement by Doctor
Connor. soon to appear in this paucr.
IL tells OF the danger of nicotine pois-
oning and how TO avoid IT, In tho
meantime try Nicotoi tablets. you will
be surprised at the resuit.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-06
MOtOrman Not losing Any
Time

81 don't think anyone ever suffered
more from stomach trouble and
bloating tJlan | have. had to lay
off my run more than half the time
and could get no help from prescrip-
lions or medicine. One of my friends
advised using Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy, which found to be the
greatest remedy ever put on the
earth. | have not lost day since
taking il. 1t is worth it's weight in
gold" 1t is A simple, harmless prep
aration that removes the catarrha,
mucus from the intestinal tract and
allays the Inflammation which causes
practically all STOMACH. liver and in
testinal ailments. including appendi-
citis. One dose will convince or
money refunded. Grant Drug Co.
and druggists everywhere.-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-06
PUT UP PORCELAIN FOR COIN
American Commission in KnrIsbnd
1nYcstiEa ting Security for CzccIo-
Slovakinn Lonn.

BERLIN. August 5.-The Vossische
Zeitung says that an American COM
mittee, composed OF hnanciers enE;-
vestigatinE the porcelain earth mines
there as security for an American loan
10 Czecho- Slovakia. 1t is also said
that the city OF Karlsbad will rem.
It's cure baths to an American con-
corn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-06
Tally produced tense situation late

today.
Wholesale throwing overheard of
mornings or all commodities made the
cSchanSe scene of confusion not often
rlvalled in peace times.
Although the widest Of the furry had
passed when the gongs cleared the pits
Inc outlook was that. regardless of
Wnat the Washington conference de-
clded. the markets tomorrow would
furnish further excitement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-06
SHUTS HEARTILY GREETED
London Chcers South African Lender
who Urges MnEnnnitnlty to
Beaten Foes.
IBy Associated rrcss.l

LONDON, August 5.--Licutenant-
General Jan Christian SHUTS. of the
Union OF South Africa. "A British mem
Der on the league of nations commits
sion. was given an enthusiastic well
come on his return to London Monday.
In IL speech replying to addresses of
welcome. General SHUTS drew a stir
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-06
Charge He Hnh SIN.

ASfiE LIE, =. c. AUGUST s.
George Cathey. wcll-known figure
nero in court circles. who received a
pardon from Governor Beckett recently,
was captured this afternoon with a
hfty-Eallon still in operation near
Arden, twelve miles from Asheville
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-06
Rheumatism

Is completely washed out of tho sys.
tenn by the celebrated Shivar Mineral
Water. Positively guaranteed by
money-back offer. Tastes fine; costs a
trine. Delivered anywhere by our
Richmond agents-Spence-N unns maker
Co. Phone them.-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-06
ring picture of the condition of Central

Dealing with the question whether
the organization Of civilization has not
been destroyed. he reiterated that a
more human spirit among nations was
needed. giving as an axiom for carry
ing this out the following: Give free
dom and self government; be gcncr-
Gus: be maEnanimouS."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-06
Two Policemen Attacked.

DUBLIN. August 1.-Two policemen
were attacked at Ennystymon TODAY
by unidentified men. One OF the pa
trolmen was shot and killed. No ar
rests were made.
The Republican., 1919-04-03
<. Of ?. Notes of Interest

Last Friday evening Garrett LODGE
No. 113, KNIGHTS Of Pythias, held its
regular weekly meeting, when the
GOOD of the order and ARRANGEMENTS
for the future were discussed at some
length.
At this meeting there were thirty
three members present, including two
visiting brethren; three applications
for membership were taken up and
the applicants elected to receive the
degrees, while two applications for the
ranke and two applications for rein
statement were received.
The question of our banquet to be
held at some time in the future. which
will be for the ladies, was acted upon
and the following committee was ap-
pointed to arrange for the date and
other things to make it 2 success: H.
P. Stuck, Ernest Townshend and Hen
rv Lauer. Further announcements
along this line will be made later and
more in detail
A number of very interesting talks
and suggestions were made by the
members present and those who miss
ed this meeting missed treat.
On next Friday evening the degree
of Page will be conferred on a class
of five, So brethren, make a special
effort to be present.
PUBLICITY COMMITTEE.
The Republican., 1919-04-03
BAND ORGANIZED,
Oakland to Have One of the Crack
Musical Bodies of the State. \

Responding to the notice of a few
lines which appeared in this paper
last week relative to a meeting for
the purpose of organizing a munic-
ipal band in Oakland, a number of
the citizens of the town and others
interested IN musical doings, met on
Tuesday evening of this week at the
tailoring establishment of Mr.. Err
nest Liller for the purpose set out
in the published notice above re-
ferred to.
The meeting was called to order
by Mr.. Henry Lauer, who was made
chairman, and he explained the pur-
pose as we'll as the great good from a
musical standpoint that the organiza-
ton of band would result in, espec-
lally among the young people, after
which the enrolment of prospective
members was made, about forty-five
OF those present signifying their de-
sire to become members of the organ
iZation.
A permanent organization was eff
fected by the election of the follow
ing named officers for the ensuing
year President. Mr.. Henry Lauer;
vice-president, Mr. Julius B. Lit
man; secretary, Mr.. Thomas ]. C. Lit
tie: treasurer, Mr.. Harry A. Rasche.
The organization will be known as
the Municinal Concert Band of Oak
land, Maryland, and Prof. W. H. Nc
llWee, OF Keyser, West Va, who is
so well known here, and who has the
reputation of being one Of the fore
most and most successful band lead
ers and instructors in this section of
the country, has been engaged to
take charge and with quite num-
Der of members Of former musical or
ganizations enrolled as a nucleus
around which to build the outlook for
a well organized finely equiuned and
energetic hand in a comuarativelv
short time is very good and the out
look is promising.
Oakland is nossessed Of much r1usi-
cal talent and has had commendable
bands in the past. so with a little en-
er2y disnlaved bv the members of
the new organization, backed bv the
rood will and the proper kind of en-
cnuragement on the part Of the rest
If the community. # will he but
matter of = few months until we can
aPain boast of a band second to none
in the state.
The Republican., 1919-04-03
GARRETT'S NEW COUNTY AGENT
J. A. fowler Of VIRGINIA. Succ aeds A.
G.. Middleton,

nv 7 A. To~vle~. for two vesrs or
nnore County Agricultural A~e~t of
Giles cou~tv, Va. has been arrointed
to succeed A. G. Middleton as County
Aoer+ for Carrett count and entered
the field IF his rev duties on Tues
dav If this week mon which dow he
arrived IN Oakland after havinr been
Of Cumberland IN oo0su1+atio-, With
County Agent McGill of Allegany
county
Mr.. fowler IS Vi~giniar. his home
heinp at Charlotte Court House He
&c = graduate IF tho Univore'+v Of
Wisconsin, and holds a bachelor of
science degree.
Mr.. Towler's previous exnerienca
es courtv aront is ~ assurance Of
his "arabilitv in oiving GOOD service
tn the farmers Of Car~ett COUNTY in
t"o work of the Office he holds. Mr..
Middleton. whom he suoc~eAs. he's be-
"on'e the suoerinto0den+ Of ? large
dairy farm near Johnstovn. Pc.
The Republican., 1919-04-03
GEORGE WILBURN MOREY.

George Wilburn Morey, youngest
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George Morey,
died at the parental home at Crellin
on last Wednesday night of pneumo-
MA, aged one year, five months and
26 days. He is survived by his par
ents, five sisters and one brother. Ser
vices were conducted by the Rev. S. E.
Wicker on Friday morning, followed
by interment in the Thayerville cem-
etery.
The Republican., 1919-04-03
MARRIED

The following named persons were
married by the Rev. S. E. Wicker
since the last issue of The Republican
at the places and on the dates named:
William Lewis Turner, of Dellslow,
W. Va, and Alice Taylor, of Herring,
Pa, at the Frantz Hotel, on March "a
James Bryan Ford, OF Grafton, w.
W. Va, and Mary Maine Parker, of
Fairmont, w. Va, at the Frantz Ho-
tel, on March 26.
Millard Fay Arnett and Gladys
Dale Schroyer, both of Fairmont. w.
Va, at the Frantz Hotel, on April 1.
Lawrence Breckenridge Weaver, of
independence, w. Va, and Goldie
May Morris, of Grafton, W. Va, at
the European Hotel, April 2.
The Republican., 1919-04-03
TIE DEATH RECORD,
MISS KATIE CONDER

Miss Katie Gonder. dauqhter Of
Mrs, Marv Gonder and the late A. B.
Gonder of Oakland died at her home
here on last Fridov morning Of pneu-
ronia. after on illness of few days
Of this disease, although she had been
an invalid from early childhood Her
funeral took nlaca Nondav morning
from st. Peters Catholic church. the
services heing conducted hv the pas
tor, Rev James F. COnnell
The Republican., 1919-04-03
NOTICE.

To Whom it may Concern.
My husband, Harvey c. Hetrick,
having advertised that l left his bed
and board without Just provocation,
l deem it proper to let the public
know why l left him, as he failed to
state the reason. The facts are that
he drove me from home after treat
ing me and our children most cruelty,
as no husband or father has a legal
right to do. RUTH HETRICK.
Advertisement.
The Republican., 1919-04-03
MRS. MARY THOMAS

Mrs. Mary Thomas, widow of Will
liam H. Thomas, died at her home
near Kings Run, north of Oakland.
on March oath, of tuberculosis, aged
73 years. She is survived by four
sons and two daughters. Funeral SER
vices were conducted by the Rev. S.
f. Wicker at the Ferndale church on
last Thursday afternoon, followed by
interment in the church burying
ground.
Evening journal., 1919-03-03
stan Correspon,

stan Correspondent.
DOVER, Del, March alt was re-
ported this morning that Representa-
tives OF the National Council OF De-
tense will visit the State House shortly
70 address the legislators upon the ad-
visibility Of retaining the State Coun-
Gil OF Defense. A bill 10 abolish the
State Council on the ground that IL was
a war organization and is no longer
needed. has been introduced In the SEN
ate. by Senator Palmer.
Senator Robertson's bill 10 create a
Board OF City Commissioners for the
city OF Wilmington, 10 take the plsce OF
several city departments that would be
abolished by other bills presented by
him. was reported favOrably In the
Senate today. with a substitute The
original bill calls for a board OF Ave
members who shall not all be Of the
same political faith and the substitute
provides that not more than three
shall be OF the same political faith.
Senator Gormley. the Democratic mem
Der OF the committee on municipal
corporations. which reported the bill.
submitted a minority report unfavor-
able.
Bills passed in the Senate were as
follows:
Senator Prices OH authorizing tie
Evening journal., 1919-03-03
REPORT ON
CITY COMMISSION BILL

Town Council OF Smyrna to borrow
$4,000 on bond issue, for an electric
lighting plant. with an amendment 2 v.
lng the people OF the town a refe-en-
dun vote on the question.
Senator Pools bill authorizing ply
sloIans attending cases OF contagious
diseases outside OF the corporate limits
OF Incorporated towns 10 plaeard The
houses and 10 notify tho State Board
OF Health OF such cases.
Senator POOLS bill requiring medlcal
lnte-nes 10 register with the Medical
Council OF Delaware.
Senator POOLS bin providing fo- the
registration OF underiakers and under
takers assistants.
Senator Robertson's bill empowering
the Mayor and Council OF Wilmington
10 pass an ordinance providing for the
levying and collecting OF a vault and
basement tax In Wilmington.
Among the bills reported favorably
in the Senate were Senator Robertson's
bills abol fishing the Board OF Public
Utility Commissioners In the city OF
Wilmington; authorizing the City Coun-
ell Of Wilmington to take over the flre
department OF that city as a paid fre
department and 20 establish coal
weighing stations In that city.