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CHARLOTTE

w W Parker has gone to Cali
fornia for the balance of the winter.-Mrs
Thayer of Brockton, Mass, and Mrs. Lee
Of Washington, d. c.. are here called
by the Illness of their mother Mrs. j. Is.
Wiliams.-L. B. Mcneil has been con-
fined to the house by illness the past
week.-Eliott Frink u visiting friends and
relatives in Randolph and White River
Junction.-Miss Mildred Armstrong was q
guest of Mrs. Elliott Frink over New
Years day.
At the election of officers in the SUM-
day school. Sunday; John Williams was
elected superintendent; Solen Lewis, as
sistant superintendent; the Rev. Mr..
Rutan, president; Yale Farr, treasurer:
Ruth Lunniard, assistant treasurer Doris
Mcneil, secretary; Huntington Rutan.
secretary-The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs.
f. r. Falby and the nominating COM
mittee presented the following names for
officers which were accepted by the so-
ciety: President. Mrs Robert Holmes ::
vice-president. Mrs Monroe Hill; treas
urer, Mrs. +. j. Pope: secretary. Miss
Anna Byington. Supper was served at
the Grange Monday night and the officers
installed by Superintendent Morgan OF
Colchester.-The cottage prayer meeting
and choir rehearsal will be held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Clark this
evening.-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bissonette.
former residents. now of Burlington.
celebrated the 40 anniversary of their
marriage last week. All their children
We're present and large number of other
relatives and friends. Refreshments We're
served and a social time enjoyed.-Schools
in town opened Monday after the Christ
mas vacatiou-Howard Walton is in Bur-
lington taking course at the Agricul-
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Chittenden County
WINOOSKr

Se-Et. Warren Parodee has been trans
ferred from the rehabilitation depart
ment 45th Infantry. at Camp Dix, y. j.,
10 Troop r, 14th Cavalry, 1T Fort Sam
Houston, San Antonio. Texas.
The board of village trustees held their
monthly meeting Monday night In station
No. l on Main street. Trustees Manseau
and Bashaw were absent. The monthly
budget of bills was approved and ordered
paid Following is a list OF bills ordered
paid: The George T.. Allen estate. SIG. 81 ;
the Burlington Light & Power CO., $500. 80 /;
New England Telephone and Telegraph
Co., 1851: G. G.. Aliard, treasurer, SEES:
l. Perelman. sS46O. Hanson Shoe store.
SIS; the Richard Manufacturing Co, S54 40;
The w. G. Reynolds Co. s1l5.15: Charles
Adams. sl6 Henry Villemaire, SIS; F. Il.
Bigwood s25.35; Arthur Laferriere. ssS. 80 /;
Charles Lavallee, $3.50: Braman, Dow &
CO., ST.; Winooski water department.
$685.. Following the reading of the
budget of bills no other business was
done.
The sale of Red Cross seals for Christ
mas under the auspices of the Vermont
tuberculosis association was gratifying
for those who had the sale in hand and
for those who helped in the work The
total amount received from the sale was
slS132 and was in charge of Miss Anna
Wclch of West Spring street The fol-
lowing amounts were received from the
pupils OF the different grades who sold
seals; Eighth grade sl5.02; seventh grade,
SAFE; sixth grade $40; fifth grade SIZES;
fourth grade $3.50; third grade 81. 16: sec
ond grade s7.75: first grade Si.35 Follow
ing are the amounts received from places
OF business where the sale was carried
on: Postofiice, In charge of the Misses
T.. Fitzgerald and lIomeister, $3.50; Mar
cote Bros. in charge of Miss Narcotic
sl39; w. G. Bushey Drug Store, in charge
of the Misses O'Brien and Gonyeau, $40 20:
O. Richard Pharmacy, in charge of the
Misses Devino and Manseau, 30 cents.
A. NJ, & NJ. l.. Smiths Pharmacy s2.30
Fort Ethan Allen in charge of the Misses
McAllister and Homeister si72; making
n total of s13l,32,
James r, Timmons. "A former president
of this village died yesterday morning
at his home a; % Plat street at $40
o'clock, following a several months' i'll
ness of kidney trouble. Mr. Timmons was
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born in Bedford, NJ Y. 30 years ago,
leaving there for Mineville, N. Y, when
little boy. Coming to this village when
young man he had resided here ever
since. Eighteen years ago he married
Miss Mini~o McGrath of this place. Mr..
Timmons was appointed as president Of
the village in 1915 and served in that
capacity for ono term. Following his
term as president, he served as a village
trustee. He had been employed by the
Burlington Light & Power Co. for the
last % years and during tho recent years
he had been the electrician at the power
house at the gorge. He was a member
of st. Stephens parish and had always
been held In the very highest esteem by
his neighbors as well as the townspcople.
Besides his wife. he is survived by two
sons. Charles and Parker Timmons, and
one daughter, Patricia Timmons. all Of
this place. The funeral will be held
Saturday morning at nino o'clock at St
Stppben's Church.
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WALTHAM

The house owned by Frank Tucker and
occupied by Michael McCabe burned
Tuesday morning. The McCabcs met
with a great loss as their meat, vegeta-
bles and canned fruit all were lost and
u good amount of other furniture and
clothing.-Mrs. A. L. Covell of Kensing-
ton, Md, passed the Weekend with her
sister, Mrs. a. G. Hunt.-R. H. Bristol
is census enumerator in Wnltham and
Addison.-A. 7. button of Brandon passed
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. 3. S. Merrill.
A. g. Wright has sold his farm in New
Haven to Mathew Tatro of Panton.-llar-
ret Lee of Ferrsburg is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. y. ". Otis.-W. II. BAY Is in
InSInn-
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from page one.)

cents; dairy butter 60 to 65 cents and
creamery 70 cents.
The annual meeting of the volunteers
OF 80 Hose company was held Tuesday
evening and there was a good attendance
Reports of the various officers were
read and accepted, after which the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Foreman.
Mark Turner: assistant foreman, r. Il.
Parker clerk and treasurer, George Nor
comb: auditor and janitor, William W.
Turner; delegate to State firemen's meet
Ing. r. 3. Parker, who was given the
right to select his own alternate. This fin
ished the business of the meeting and
a banquet was served and a pleasant eve
ming was enjoyed.-The services Of the
week of prayer were continued Tuesday
evening and many meeting were held at
the homes of various people as well as
other places. These were at the homes of
j. Lee Palmer, d. S. Pease, w B. At
wood. A. w. Gave, +. L. Jones, DIR. How
ard l.. Averill. DR.. Phillip f.. Mellen, with
the school-house in the Cady district. the
school-house on Munger street and the
school-house at Brooksvlle. The leaders
for these meetings were Mrs. j. Lee
Palmer, Ralph Elliot, the Rev. Henry
C. Newell. John f. Weeks. A. w. Dickens.
Prof. Charles B. Wright, the Rev. George
NJ Moody, Mrs. Mary |. Hill and the
Rev. Roy f. Whittimore The meetings
tonight will be held at the different
evangelical churches and the topic for
consideration at each of them will be 1.-The
Awakening of the Church to the Impera-
tive Revival of Family Religion. Miss
Ida Turner and Miss Hazel Ketchum are
confined by illness at their boarding
house on Franklin street, but so far the
illness In both cases Is Of slight NATURE
Reports have been received that Mrs.
Jennie NJ. Crosby, who two weeks ago
underwent an operation at the Mary
Fletcher hospital, is getting along fine,
and that probably she will soon be able
to return to her home here.--Wlliam II
Todd, the owner Of the fine stud of Nor
gan horses kept at the fair ground barns
sailed from New York Wednesday for
Paris with the intention OF remaining in
that city until next September. 1t is only
q few weeks since Mr.. Todd returned to
New York after an absence of more than
four years In France.-Miss Lila Win.
chester and Herbert Leach have returned
from Wallingford after spending the holi-
day vacation there at the home of theii
Darents.-Miss Grace IL. Thompson OF
Rutland was here Wednesday night fol-
tine purpose of playing the accompani'
ments for Miss olive Kline in her concert
In the Mead Memorial chapel.
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GRANVILLE

Schools in town began Monday. after a
three weeks vacation with the following
teachers: South Hollow, Mrs. Clara Stay
ton; corner, Mrs. Emma Briggs; lower
village, Lillian Kinsman.-R. S. Hubbard
has returned home after spending sew
eral weeks In Waterbury with his son,
Clayton, and famliy.-N. D. Rice OF Rox-
bury was weekend visitor in town.
Ralph Hastings was called to Portland,
Maine. last week on account of the ILL.,
ness and death of "A sister,-Mrs. Nellie
Campbell, who has been here with the
family of Clyde Campbell for several
weeks, received news of the serious i'll
ness OF her grandson, Gerald Campbell.
at his home in Thetford Center.--Ralph
Hastings has been appointed census emu
menator for the towns OF Granville. Han
cock and Goshen
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PANTON

Lake Champlain froze over Saturday
night January which is much earlier
than usual. There Is now four inches of
ice at this pont-Emil Demhank of New
York city has been n guest at Grant AL
lens for several days.-Mr. and Mrs. w.
II. White, Mrs. Ward Spaulding and
Lyman and Burton Kent attended the
funeral of their uncle's wife Mrs. Will
liam NJ. Grandey, at Bridport last Friday
at the Congregational Church.-Claude
Allen and Benjamin Curlcr Of the navy
yard at Newport, r. l., spent last week
with the formers parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Duane Allen
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SHELBURNE

Tie Ever Ready Circle of Kings
Daughters will meet with Mrs William
Bacon Thursday. January for an all
day meeting. She will be assisted in en-
PERTAINING by Mrs. Frank Perkins. Miss
Gertrude Couls, who is taking the nurses
training course at the Mary Fletcher
hospital is spending few days vacation
with her relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Gabree.
Hugh Ball is confined TO the house by
illness,-Through the kindness of Mrs
W. S Webb, Mrs. j. Watson Webb. Mr..
and Mrs, Clarence Morgan and the II
brary book committee, a large number
of new books have recently been added
TO the library Miss Nellie Flynn Of
Glenwood Springs, Colo. has been WIS.,
iting Mrs Mark Thompson.-NIss Dor
othy Brown has returned to Roselle
Park. n. j., after spending the holidays
with her mother, Mrs Alexander
Graham.-Miss Maud Avery Of Proctor
is a guest Of Miss Jennie Thompson
Stanley Sheridan. C. y. O.. Camp Stuart.
Newport News, Va. [. S. S. b.. has been
visiting his father, William Sheridan
Mrs S. r. Harmon has returned from
Washington. D. c.. and is now with her
daughter, Mrs. William Finsley. in Bur-
lington.-Miss Gertrude Smith. who has
been visiting her father. has taken a
school In Wallngford and teaches do
nestle science Felix Morrossette
Is confined TO the house by illness
James Minall was called to New York
Monday hy the death Of his nephew,
James Dougerty who was killed by an
automobile January 4.-Amelia Farrell is
in the Fanny Allen hospital, i'll with
pneumonia.--Mr Robert Monroe Is in
the Fanny Allen hospital for rest and
treatment. infant child Of MIR. and
Mrs. Henry Harrington is improving at
the Mary Fletcher hospital-Miss Mable
Palmer is taking the nurses training
course in a hospital in Ogdensburg, n. y.
Mrs. Arthur Naughne of Shelhurne
Farms is in Boston,-Therc are several
cases of humps around town.
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EAST SHELBURNE

The sutton school opened Monday ar
ter two weeks vacation.-Mr and Mrs.
Philiza l.amot,e and Mettie Benway
spent New Years day in 81. Adams -
The Progressive club met with Mr., and
Mrs. ii. h. Tillcy January >, A large at.
tendance enjoyed tho community Christ.
mas tree Miss Bertha Holden spoke ON
home accounts. quito numehr or
books were sold. The next meeting will
be held in II. II. Wheeler.-Many of the
farmers are filling their leo houses
Mr.. and Mrs. q. T., Bevins and son.
Mrris. of Montreal and Mr. ana Mrs. a,
ID. Bevins Of st. Adams were guests at
NJ. u. Walters Sunday.
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VERGENNES

The New Years dance and cabaret at
the Vergennes Opera house Wednesday
Dec. ~ for the benefi Of the Vergennes-
Waltham Nurse association was IL social
event, attended by about 200 people from
Vergennes and nearby towns and
decided financial success. Aside from the
usual order of dances fhe program con-
sisted of many novel and pleasing sur
prses which the merry-makers enjoyed
10 the fullest extent as the old year waned
and the new year started on it's 1866 days
Journey Tho evenings entertainment
started at $50 with a grand march led by
Major atn: lars. r.. w McCucn and Mr..
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COLCHESTER

schools in town reopened Monday with
the same tcachers.--Mrs r. j. Wheclock
is in Shelhurne with her sister, Mrs IL.
Harrington. helping to care for Mrs. ilar-
ringtons baby. which is seriously ILL
Lewis Heath had the misfortune to cut
his lef, hand quite badly on circular
saw. He is spending some time at home,
Willie Munson, who has been visiting
his parents, has returned to his work.
There will be dance at Woodman's hall,
Friday. Shephard's orchestra will furn-
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WILLISTON

The children of the village had nice
ride to the city Tuesday and went to the
movies returning at night, The ride was
conducted by the Rev H. o. Banks ana
Homer Phelps.-There was pleasant
birthday marty at Mrs. A. Il. Martins
New Years day in honor OF Mrs. Emma
R,iss' 7srd birthday. Mrs. Bliss is board
ing nj Mrs Martins through the winter
will he community din
ner Wednesday of this week when the
official church meeting will be held. Din
ncr will be served by the ladies In town
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ORWELL.

Miss Shirley Smith went December 10
to continue her pos graduate studies at
Yale University -The congregational
Church viii hold Thursday eve
ming service, the rest of the month.-Mr'
and Mrs II. Il. Hack have gone to spend
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WEYBRIDGE.

The annual meeting of the Con-
gregational Church and society
with dinner will he held at the church
Saturday at HOO n. m. All. who consider
this their church home, or. who contrib
ute to its support. are cordially invited.
Harry Carrier, former resident, now
of Iowa, is visiting old friends.
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STARKSBORO

The Misses Flora and Georgia Bostwick,
who have been visiting at q. Il. O'Bryan's
and ID. Bostwick's, have returned to their
home In Hinesburg.-The Starksboro
Farmers Cooperative association filled
their ice house last week.-Mrs. Dennis
Shiverette visited her son, Harold
Shiverette. at the Mary Fletcher hospital
the 6th.-Marshall Dixie has gone to the
Mary Fletcher hospital for an operation
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BRISTOL

Tho Rev. w. IT, Wakefield. .Ir.. of
Spencer. Mass. will preach at he Baptist
Church Sunday morning and evening as
Il candidate for the pastorate.-F. NJ.
Thomas is in New York Mr.. and Mrs
George Mcintyre are the parents of a
daughter, born recently.--Lloyd Thomas.
who has been spending his holiday vaci.-
ton with relatives, left Tuesday night
for Annapolis, Md, where he is attending
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EAST CHARLOTTE

The week of prayer will he observed by
meetings each evening this week at the
Baptist Church TO which all are cordial
ly invted,-On January :, son, Phiiip
Oscar, was born to Mr., and Mrs. Allen
Newton.-Mrs. Lucy Jackman has return
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NOTICE

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Farmers & Mechanics
Savings Institute & Trust company
will be held at the banking house of
the Merchants National Bank of Bur
lington, VT, on Wednesday, January 2s.
1920, at 11:oo o'clock a. m, for the cleo
ton Of trustees.
w. c. ISIIAM, Treas.
Burlington, VT, Jan. 2, 1920.
27.w4t
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RIPTON,

Leo D. fiutchins and Miss Nornada
johnson OF Rutland were united In mar
rage January 1 at the Methodist Episco-
pal parsonage.
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WANTED

WANTED to contract with reliable party
20 cut saw and stick up about 2,ouoooo
feet Of timber in Walpoc. y. H.. three
miles from railroad all down GRADE 70
stacking ground and mostly tall trees VITA
few limbs: state terms in .rs. letter.
w. Y. Farr. burlington. Nt i,bt,W,lt
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COE SALE--aty farm Of over four hundred
acres on state road. ~ miles to academy,
fully equipped, As head OF cattle, four
horses iavgc sugar place. 1000 buckets.
abundance of wood and lumber, never
failing supply of running water, steam
heat II q. Bartlett Crottsbury, -.
3,Gt,w,1.
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One Cent
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one cent n word each in
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changed every week. Cash
IN advance required. No
advertisement taken which
Is less than IL words. two
lines. Special terms to ad-
vertisers using from $50 to
1000 lines within IL con.
secutive months.
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THREE YOUNG FoXHouNDs for sale, vol
started trial: price S25 $40 and $40.
Franz; Z. Mccarthy, Moscow, W.
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FOR SALE

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WHO ADVERTISED In weekly Troe Fress
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have q copy in fair condition. Who wants
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after that date shall become delin-
ouent unless the license is paid with
in ten days.
BILLIARD TABLES, ETC.
Be it further ordained, etc, that
for every business of keeping billiard
tables, pigeon holes, Jenny Lind, pool
or bagatelIe tables, and ten pin alleys
and box ball alley, from which rev
enue is derived license of five dol
lars 1851 for each sub table or alley
shall be paid, in addition TO any other
license due by the establishment IN
which said tables or alleys may be
situated.
BROKERAGE AND COMMISSION
Be it further ordained, etc, for car
rying on the business or pursuits
known as cotton factorage, commis-
sion business, sugar factorage, gran
and produce commission houses OF
any other factorage and commission
business, brokerage in money (other
than banking business) bonds. real
estate, produce, sugar or other brok-
erage business except as hereafter
provided, whether buying or selling
for actual spot or future delivery,
the license shall be based on gross
annual commissions and brokerage on
sales and purchases as follows
First Class: When the gross com
missions exceed Five Thousand Dol
lars. the license shall be Twenty Dol
lars 1920.
Second Class: When the annual
gross commissions exceed three
Thousand Dollars and under FIVE
Thousand Dollars, the license shall be
Ten Dollars ($10.)
Third Class: When the gross annu-
al commissions are under Three Thou
sand Dollars, the license shall be
Five Dollars (S5.)
CONTEMPORARIES. SODA WAT
Err, ETC.
Be it further ordained, etc, that
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LICENSE ORDINANCE, No. 24l
FOR 1921.

To levy, collect and enforce pay
nert of an annual liced a tax upon
all persons, associations Of persons OF
business firms and corporations pur-
suing any trade, profession, vocation
calling of business except those who
are expressly exempted from such IL
cense tax by Act 259 Of the Constitu-
ton and prescribing the mode and
methods in which certain persons sub
iect to license shall make reports OF
their business.
ARTICLE !
Be it ordained by the Board OF
Trustees Of the City Of New Iberia IN
regular session convened; that there
is hereby levied an annual license tax
for the year 1921 upon each person
association Of persons or business
firm or corporation, pursuing any
trade, professional vocation, calling
or business subject to license under
Article 229 of the Constitution.
ARTICLE IL.
Be it further ordained, etc, that on
the End day Of January, A. ID. 1921,
the City Tax Collector shall begin to
collect and shall collect as fast as pos
sible from each of the persons or
business firms, associations of per-
sons and corporations pursuing with
in the corporate limits, any trade,
profession, calling of business, Ii
cense tax hereinafter graduated.
All licenses shall be due and col
lectable during the first two months
of said year 1921 and all unpaid Ii
censes for business or occupations
shall become delinquent on the LIST
day of March Of said year, and all
firms who have commenced business
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the only legal evidence that the Il.
cen5e has been PAD shall be the an
proprlate form OF license issued h,
the City lax collector, and no 70
ceipt issued by the SAID Tax Collector
IN place OF the license shall be con,
shrugged TO prevent SAID City Tay
collector from issuing q receipt N
heU tine appropriate form to anv
person. association oil persons or busi.
ness corporations provided, that
nothing hefelu contained snail be con.
Stfued TO tAciHo' oral evidence Of lost
or destroyed incense.
De /. lu ~ 'l'eI "lH"liieo' etc, that
the CITY lax oolieetor snail prepare
ana Keep a pooE lh winch he shall
record or me me statements made
unGer oaIh OF an persons, association
OF persons business lfmS or corpor-
atoms VINO may apply ior license to
pursue any 'i""t' pfoleSslon voca-
Jion' Gaining or business under this
ordinance.
be II l'rIief ot ''lIh'd' ETC., that
the ''y l"N Nc'i', l"' charged with
the collec!i"H Oh lH' taxes herein
provided Is empowered and required
TO administer "ath g. any persons,
PreS'ueiI OF proper oIii.'i or agent Of
any aSH"elali"H 81 persons business
=. Oh cor P',,''l''' 'pplNlhg for
Incense I!S.'. uhoer inc prev VISIONS OF this
VI a ~
mat "nen the 9"tA IS taken before
cne director no t.'"IEt SilalI be made
loF me Sa'''e' ANY aise swearing
as 10 the gross receipts OF any per-
son 50, or persons; 'l. or con porauonS through
Vhelr pteSI"tI'C OF proper officer or
aEeht "PPiyiiis lor license snail con-
SIltu1e ihe CRIME OF perjury to be
pUhiShGo aS elfSC'e1 ny existing cri-
hii."i laws % 'i'IS nIaIe,
DC ~ lu ~ 'li'i o y, cue; that
one 10y i i N4IieIlol Is hereby re-
qqirSu 10 Keep tne license register in
"iii'n ne Si'all e'lte. 'ii' names OF eve
~ pefSo'l. "SSo'I"'IoH Oh persons,
business llrmS. OF corporations, with
Che trace pfoieSSioil' vocation, calling
or business pushes. pursued ,''l t II class and
Er"o =! pl stint I4e amount Of
inc license lhefeoh' ana the date of
!. - .. IN "a p'' i''I ~ 'I'Oie ol'
-, De ~ VI ~ ''eL ~ =, "d'''eu' eIc'' that
tne saiu laN Iollector violating any
PROVISION II, or tilS ordinance or who
snaa "illlully rate any person. asses
ciatloh OF persons business hrm or
Ipp' VI f'ioil o. 80 . 'oot'1'o', .nah
the law contemporaries or VINO snail Is
sue 10 any salu persons association
OF persons or business iirms or cor
poratlohs Incense Iof less sum than
tnat corresponding e WIN tLNir graaua-
tion' shall pc o s, gullIy :, Oh MIS- (
dehleanor IN once ana shall on con-