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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-09-15

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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-09-15
GOLD. MEDAL.
,seknl EN- ON
~ Rw.s.1SsEnSJ

The worlds standard remedy for these
disorders, will often ward off these dis
eases and strengthen the body against
further attacks. Three sizes, all druggists.
Loos for the name Cod Medal on es 1ry box
ca acco.ss 70 acisSlioa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-04
ENTERTAIN WIVES
OF LEGI0NNAIRES
Women Who Accompany
Delegates to Convention
Are Guests of Club.

wives. mothers, HiGtcra. ana n.
encec. who accompany loglonarios to
the state convention Of the Amer
lean legion To bc held here Monday
and Tuesday will be entertained by
women ~ the Rainbow organization
at the rrqucst OF Joe Carson post. II
is not known how many visiting
women there viii De. but Judging
from the number at tho fret state
convention. they will not exceed rs
or 80
Tho mode of entertainment for
Monday afternoon will hc an olabo-
rate luncheon and nm auto rido over
tho city Visiting women with legion
aires will be asked to gather on the
mezanninc floor Ht Hotel Tulsa nt |
O'Clock Monday afternoon, when thcy
will be met by a reception committee
composed Of officials Of tho Rain
bow womcn's organization. Mrs g.
Y. Lahman. president. Mrs, Fred
Capps. treasurer, ana Mrs. Elmer
Fraser, secretary, Luncheon will be
served nt 1890 o'clock IN the Ken
ncdy restaurant. An address Of wei
come will he made by Mrs Lnhman
and other informal talks given. A
motor trip over Tulsa will follow.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-04
.CITY TO START
DRIVE ON DOGS
Fido Will Have to Wear
His License Tag on
Collar Always.

Now that tho garbage situation ip
showing signs ~ marked improve.
mont, tho health department is again
turning g. attention 10 dogs. For
N" past month dog wagons" have
bocn used FOR anawering garbage
complaints. with the result that Fido
has led comparatively FREQ oKIat.
once during that period.
But The department will soon
cause Fido 90 change his mind. un-
lraH rtid lidoH owner hnH obtained
. tax from the city finance office
ana unless fldo wears the tag con
Hplnu"usly on his collar all tho time.
We're going after dogs In car.
meet, now that we have little time
to devote 20 thia work" T.. l. Long
chief sanitary Inspector. said yes
"r'ar AMI the heavy hand of the
law iH going 10 be felt whcro li viii
do th" most good
There are hundreds ~ doFs In
Tho city ON which no tax hns been
paid Tho dog tntchtra see those
dogs frequently on tho streets. but
when thuy try 10 catch thcm they
run into their owners homes where
they are protected. and whcro the
dog catcher docs not ircspiss
'Ilnwovur tho city ordnance spec
files that II lH n mlsdcmcauor for
persons 10 hnrbor dogs on which
taxes havo not been paid. In tho
future whenever u dog catcher Rccs
u dog run into a house. he will i'm -
mcdiatcly file charges against tho
occupants and they viii be tried In
tho city courts. We havc lost pa-
tionco with persona who Try 10 cvadc
the ordUaucc"
II % dog is caught and taken 10
tho city pound, fee ~ 81 is re-
quirod before such a dog is released.
This is In addition tn tho regular
dog tax Even though a tag has
been obtained. unless IL is attached
10 the dogs collar tho pound fee is
duo, ns tho dog catcher cannot dis
tinguish between CANNES on which
taxes have been paid and their
hrnihorn and aiaiora on which tnNna
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-04
Ban DeiiUery Wagons
and Trucks From AL
Park ThrOughfdrcs

No more trucks Ur delivery
wagons In owen park That's tho
rdici ~ the board ~ park cOm.
miHWonors, issued yesterday. lu.
stfurtions we're Issued 10 John
Mcigoubachcr park suporlntcnd
rut. ~ epo that ro1dwuyH ln tho
purk are hereafter used only Tor
plouBIro vehicles. and 60 place
mFuH NJ nll entrances 10 Tho puh
making this known To- the public
Instructions GO tho mp,r.Ut'rd
ont read ~ follows
"IlHvluE about completed the rE
peuditure pf several thousand dol
lars. repairing ana putting iu con.
dillon the irivowpyH In owen pHrF,
We find n necessary n We expect
10 maintain them In thia Sam"
condition, a. prohibit their ua" by
any other than pleasure vehicles.
"You may accept ms u7 your
authority To put into offoct Hi
once this new rule AlNn ~ tau
see that proper signs are plaNd at
zach entrance ~ tho park, as "a
notice 10 driyers.'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-04
Attorneys LeaUe 10
Represent oil city
at Big Gas Hearing

Cily Attorney prank y Duncan
and Attorney G. y. Rogers went 10
l,homa city last night TO at
tend the hoaring before tho corp
orauon commission regarding the
"tity gate phase OF tho Okla.
h0ma Natural Goa company re-
quest FOR nn incrc1sc IN rates tn"
question II property valuation i' 20
be- brought mp On September TO-
and shortly after that date one of
the commissioners viii como 'o
TuIRo 20 conduct local hearing
regarding gas rates.
u is not probable, according 20
NJ Duncan. that the city ~ Tulsa
Will mko an active part iu ID"
"cIty gate" hearing. 1s tho OKLA
homi Natural is both producer and
distributor Of gas here Tho 'city
gate" controversy affects mostly
those towns ana cities which are
rcryod bv local gas companies that
buy their gas from the Oklahoma
Natural and do their own dis
trimming
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-04
PREDICTS LARGE
BOOM FOR TULSA
Pioneer Oil Man Thinks
Oil City Will Reach
100000 Mark Soon.
BUSINESS TO IMPROVE
Says Harding Administration
viii Put Country on n
Sane Business Basis.

Wonders viii uoyy cease.
Mother viii the oklahoma nu do.
posiis bc fullv developed uu'l Tupa
the magic city hIa passed th" Two
huu1crd thousand mark declared
} o. Dickinson. ot Kansas Ciiy who
bears the proud distinction or have
Ing promoted aud drilled tho tIat
oil voll IN tho Tuuw district. more
than iwrnty years arD Nr Bick-
iusuu aud rs,url1',f ht,o SOM, vail
u1Ulp Kentucky uu holdings but nill
insists that oklahoma Ia destined 60
give uu moro OH during The urst
tw'nty years than IL has produced
iu tho uBsi
After Utrdipg is elected .whios
10 % certainly y=-uuyiucss will boom hs
never before. Tho price uf both
crude and refined oil viii advance
20 higher levels ana all lines ~ busl
ness will improve, I am neither n
prophet nor the son ot prophet but
the old-timors of Tulst once called
me one My predictions about Tulaa'a
future greatness, ana the d,vclop.
mcnt ~ Oh horc. cutuo true, but that
don't mean that I am q prophet
~ ltl NNlfNiH ! hil Ipl 'hi''AAli liF
Interested except u safe and sane re-
turn to truo Amoricunigm, which
Harding wiz bring about Business
men everywhere are anxious 20 got
away from uncertainties ana srttlc
down go definite policy which
has been sadly lacking under the
rule OF one man govcrVncnt. This
will all ho changed after hcXt March
'ls Kentucky to De a second Okla
homa2 Yes. I bolivc larger for
tunes will be made there during tho
next few years than have been made
here Marketing facilities hold back
development down there at present
but this will soon be developed !
have abiding faith I'm the future uf
Tulsa and predict that I'm ten years.
Il will aurpnss oklahoma CITY and
cnsilv hc the largest city In tho
southwest. Tulsuns are made of the
Htiff that Ypclls success and progress
and IL takes men, money and brains
e. huiid Ties" concluded the orr
EInhl Tulsa booster.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-04
Saturday Toilet Features
No Telephone Orders,
HAIR TONICS
FACE POWDERS

toilet articles should he accompanied BY dev-
charges In full plus tax Of lie for each s5c fraction
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-04
To the "Shut- ms"

Women who are prevented from coming to our store
through weather conditions, Illness, household duties
for any other reason will find shopping by telephone
quite satisfactory and helpful Call for the shopping
bureau. Mail orders will receive careful prompt at
tcntiDn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-04
Park Superintendent
Goes To Contention

John Mcisonbacher. superintendent
OF the Tulsa parks. expects to leave
the first ~ next week for Louisvilic.
Ky. to attend the annual convention
or the American association of park
superintendcnts. Because Of work
now IN progress and that planned
FOR the future by the Tulsa park
board. Mr.. Meiscnbachcr will spend
much ~ his time obtaining infor-
nation about swimming pools. park
concession and similar matters.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-04
shin, unormous Melon Crop.

RUSH SPRINGS. Sept. 3--Thrce
hundred cars ~ watermelons have
boon shipped from this pol1t this
year Cars are stiil being called for
In advance. Corn in this section gives
tho best promise In years, some
farmers expecting TO get 40 bushels
20 the ncrn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-04
DOUGLAS GRANTED LEAVE
WIN Spend Two Weeks Vacation at
Tulsa Ozark club.

Clarence u. Douglas. managing di-
rector OF the chamber OF commerce.
viii spend two weeks or thcreabouts
at tho Tulsa Ozark club. on Spavi-
nav creek, effective Immediately.
The colonel was granted this va
cation by directors OF the chamber
OF commerce at their weekly lunch
con yesterday. but was admonished
by c. r. Hopkins, presiding officer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-04

have not been paid unless the tag
iH visible.
Doroltchcrs are now on Halarios
instead ~ under percentage con-
tracts Under the fee or percentage
HyHt,m tho dog CatChCr's job was
ono ~ the most attractive In the
oity from q rcmuncratlyo basis hut
not because of his great popularity
with dog owners.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-04
After Vacation Peel
Your DiscOIored Skin

Women returning from the seaside or
country with Drowned, reddened or frccklsd
skins will bo wise In Immediately taking
up the mercolizcd wax treatment weather
beaten shin had best come OF. Tor no
amount "beautifying' will ever make
II pretty TO look At The surest safest
easiest way to shed the dcspol.d outlcis
10 with tho treatment sugEested. rut the
wax on before retiring, rs you would cold
cream and rinse II OFT noSt morning with
warm water Minute particles nf scarf
skin peel off day by day gradually show d.
ing the healthy youthful skin beneath.
one ounce Of murcolixcd wax ahtRinable
a. any drug store N enough 10 make any
dlscolored or spotted complexion. clear
white and satiny aofLN Its action In so
gentle no harm ls caused and the face
shows no trace " It's use.
Hurning heat irritating winds and dirt
are such wrinkle. makers that tho daily
use OF the following aHtriuEent tonic lotion
at this season IL highly advisable Powder
ed saKolite one ounce, dissolved Va witch
hazel cne-hnlt pint Used ~ a face bath
this is splendid wrinkle remover and
urpNput AnVt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-04
COlOred
Wash Goods
Specials
Cotton Goods
Remnants

White and colored cotton
wash materials in various
short lengths wide va
riety to choose from at mod.
est remnant prices.
second Floor.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-28
Wheat Wizard Makes
Canadian Farmers Rich

PRINCE ALBERT. Canada. July
"a scagcr Wheeler. wheat wiz.
ard whose improvements on grow.
ine methods have made millions Of
dollars for Canadian farmers, has
had conferred upon him the dcgree
OF doctor OF laws by Queens Uni.
Ncrsiiy, Kingston. Ontario.
To wheat Wheeler. his friends
say. IL what Luther Burbank - 10
flowers. BY seIeciive breeding he
rnrikinaied Marquis wheat. now
western Canadas staple whcal Red
Robs. his latest, rlpens ten dayr
earlier Than any other, and by escal,
ine early frosls. Is expected Co cx
lahd the wln.al l,cli -frontirrs ~
miles. north. Whceicr's production
of ~ bushels ma acre is said 10 b,
o world record.
Thousands visit whcelers Sas
kalchewan farm yearly Ia study hi,
srOwing methO,ls. Althuurh others
have pfollled he. u Is said. has re
manned a comparatively poor man.
You have added enormously "a
the wealth Of Canada and every set
Her is Z gamer by your researches.
r. Bruce Taylor president oi
Onecn's University. said. in con
fcrring the degree. what you hav,
donS can never be- un'lone."
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-28
ITOn-Shutters Cause
Of HOaxes in Turkey

CONSrANrINOpLF. Turkey. June
2a Iron shutters have probably
caused more riots. massacrcs and
pogroms In the Lcvant than poliii.
cal aeiialors. Al shops IN the Near
East are provided with rolling iron
shutters which work In iron
grooves. When they are banged
down they make a. much noise a.
y machine gun. Every time there IS
nlmor Of any sort Of trouble some
iimd merchant slams down his
shutters 10 protect his plate glass
without investigating the cause,
other merchants follow instantly
with such a chatter that the public
becomes panicky and rushes about
trying 10 discover the cause Of the
furry.
AT such moments. excited crowds
will credit any rulnor which h pat
into circulation. pickpookels avail
themselves Of such opportunities
S0aphox orators. street fnkirs and
maglcians gather crowds by this de
vice. In any Turkish city the cir
culation Of a rumor that a move
menl Is TO be started against Chris
tions viii cause al the Armenian
aud Greek shops lo close within 3
few minutes. and frequently tn
noisy closing Of the shops fans tn
religious hatred Of the Moslems int,
action.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-28
Victorious ResOIute
VIII Be lismantIed

NEW YORK. July 28--Thc ncso
lutte, which decislvcly defeated thc
Shemrock ~ In the deciding yacht
race yesterday. probably will moi
sail another race, said n. De y. Par.
sons, q member Of the race com.
millee OF the New York Yacht Club.
The defender, which cost thousands
OF dollars. will be dismantlcd al
the Herreshoff shipyards al Bristol,
Rhode island. u was said. There
will be- no special celebration oI lilr
victory by the New York Nufhi
Club. a was announced.
Yachtsmen are praising the han
ding of the nesolule hS Charles
frpneis Adams n. The ilesolii'ea
crew of se NorWeeians. J swedcs
and Dane all American citizens
also came IN for unstinlcd praise.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-28
nsH0nfiu fnANuIN Is
nEtD 10 uittNp iuni

After brief Trial This efiernoon
william Franklin. well known char.
actor around Columbus and known
~ shorty" and arrested yesterday
=. The burglar who broke into the
home Of Mayor Blair and csenpcd
with nenr sco worth Of property.
was held 10 await the action Of
lhc grand jury under nominal
bonds.
Mayor Blair. while not clear a. 70
a positive Identification testified
thai he believed Franklin wns the
man, bad 20 told the oifirers Early
10 The morning. and a. he had sworn
20 The complaint. and with the cor
fohoraiiyc evidence OF Franklin,
shocs matching iellinlc footprints
judge Cole evidently hy his laicI
action considered the evidence suffi
Client IN holdlne Franklin for trial
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-28

MEXlCO CITY. July IA cordial
telegram was exchanged between
francisco villa and General Mar.
timer chief Of operations IN the
states Of Coahuila and Nuevo Leon.
who u arranging The surrender
terms Of the bandit. according 10
Torrcon advicea today.
Addressing Villa A. "eslnrmci
general General Marincx ielr.
rraphed him from Torreon he would
arrive in sahinas for a conference
and would leave nothing undouc io
render villa and his followers ele
mcnls IN Mexican progress.
Martinez concluded his telegram
with embracing you fraternally."
villa replied he wanted General
Martinez 10 ~enbrace him with Ill
his heart" and signed himself "fonr
friend"
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-28
MEXICAN GOVT
TO O"EMDRACE"
VILLA

EAGiE PASS Iuly g. Francisco
villa. the bandit. surrendered uncon.
dillonally loday after on all nieli
conference with General Martinez.
military commander OF the Torreon
district. say ndyiccs 10 the Mexican
consulate received herr today. villa.
Il b said. will return 10 private life.
Much rejoicing IA Mexico over his
surrender and rciiremeni b re.
ported.
Carl Hacnlin. the American said
10 have hcen captured and held for
ransom. has been released. The mes.
eaces said.
The terms of Villas surrender afs
unknown here. The consul stated
the final negotiations between the
bandit and Martinez wcrc personal.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-28
TALE Of A RING
TOLDIN COURT;
WOMAN HELD

The Tale ~ diamond fine lold|
N court ihls mornlne 70 Judge colol
DO not rims true. - Thought The
court and Mr.. ONeol Johnson uhs|
held 10 await ihe action Of the Luna
county grand Jury
Prosecutor Naueht was opposed
BY Walter n. sproal of the legal
firm Di Pollard a Hpruai. Mr. Hrroni
being retained by lhc defendant a
few mcmcnl. before the ease was
called Here h1nrH the tale a. told.
kdfar sullivan u g company.
ailh Infantry. for a long lime has
dalIltd lne uye Of male and female
with q sparkIrr-Aa real spark. too.
worth s125. But one m ialcd dng
h. didn't consult TN oulla board and
vlnllcd the khaki Club and after
playing q game Of pool be repaired
10 The luvalory whefe be removed
the ring IN order 10 Wnsh h|s hands.
Ne turned his hack for q moment
and his cherished diamond was
gone.
From that day NE diamond began
10 iravel II was owned BY men
and women. changed ownership IN
many indoor eolf games--a Rnme
played with little bone culIcs with
dols on them from one 10 Six
sometimes Il bobbcd up IN game
called blackjack. although the re-.
porter always believed blackjack
was weapon. and finally Mrs
johnson testified. she bought 4
from e9ldirr Franklin for eie. Al.
though iFranklin lpld several differ.
cni stories.
Anyway. u was admitted Mrs.
johnson finally had the diamond.
She took u 10 W. n. Mccurdy 10
have Il reset. NJ. McCurdy rcmcm.
hered Il as sulliyans diamond and
informed the provost marshal.
Marshal Rogers. got into tho case
al this point with q search warrant.
Mrs. Johnson didn't have a. She
had sold u for $50 10 anoiher sol.
dler. but she said she would get Il
and after six days the diamond was
returned and u u now IN The pos.
session Of the court.
Judge Cole In holding her IN The
eTpnd jury sald she waa niiilty II
aiiemplipe 10 conceal stolen prUp
erly N that she had had slx DAYS n
recover The diamond nnd had not
done 80 until after being arrested
and unable Ia make bond. her hus
band went ont and found the man
who had v and secured n in thirty
minutes.
1 The case was enllvcned by rep
artee between Mr.. VauFht and Mr.
Sproat IN which such pleasanlrie,
o. That's child's play ETC. wers
indulecd IN. Later ON they Al
lawyers always do. split a porter
house with trimmings two. ways.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-28
No New Trials For
TOWnIey and Gilbert

FAlRMONT. Minn.. July "A. G
Townley. president Of the Nonparti
san League. and Joseph Gilbert, for
mer organizer for the league. were
today denied new trials on charge
of conspiracy 10 cnc0urage die
loyalty during the war. They arr
under ninety day jail sentences
District Iudge Dem issued tho
order denying the convicted men q
new trial.
Townley and Gilbert were con
victed In Jackson. Minnesota. a year
ago on charges growing out OF
speeches delivered there IN behalf
OF the Nonpariisan League.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-28
Another American
Held For Ransom

WASHINGTON. u. G.. luly ~
Representation described by the
slate department A. being Of AN
urgent nature" have been uindc a.
the Mexican provisional government
a. a result Of the kidnapping of
Cart llacFlln. an American. by nj.
legged Nillislns ai sabinas and re-.
ported tn hr held fnr ransom. II was
announced here today.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-28
Indiana Coal Strike to
Be Called Off Today

INDIANApOLlS Ind. July 2s.--A
strike Of company men and day
workers IN the Indiana ocal fields
u expected by mine officials 20 be
called off late to-day. This action
was forecast following q conference
Of representatives OF local unions
of the United Mine Workers OF
America OF District No. a. held al
Terre Haute. Indiana. today.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-28
Refused Seat Twice,
But win Run Again

MILWAUKEE. Wis. July es.-vic.
tor Berger, who was twice refused
a seat in C0nFrcss. ngain h a can
didaic for election In the fiflh Wis.
consin district He Is opposed by
Republican.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-28
rs Firemen Overcome
In Chicago Beef Fire
[By Associated prcss.l

CHICAGO, July ss.--Tweniy fire.
men were overcome while fighting
q fire that practically destroyed the
beef house Of Armour 4 Company,
a five story structure covering a
block al The siockyards, here today.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-28
Prime Beef Sc Per LIB.
Where? In Madagascar

SAN FRANCISCO. July "a. HiPh
cost ~ living has never hit MAZDA.
fascar. Kendall X Kay. former Cali.
fornia newspaper man. has written
10 friends here. Best prime beef
sells for 3,s cents and rice for ~
cents. he said. pineapples can be-
had for y cent each and biz Holsters
Tor cents.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-28
DetTuit Policeman 'sWife
Identifies Trunk Victim

NEW YORK. lnly 81 Mrs. Leo
Trumhull, wife of a Detroit police
man, al ncll,ue moreae lnday iden'
titled The body Dl The young Woman
found IN n trunk n an American ES.
press Company warehouse here &C.
GENTLY, o. that Of Mrs Eugene L.
roy.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-28
Ship Crews Buy
Rum and Whisky

klN0SrON, Jamaica. July TO-.
There IL hardly a shin coming here
from Ameriea whose Grew do moi
purchase a quantity Of rum and
whisky As much rs $50 Is being
paid for q case nf the beverage. an
Increase of 100 per cent Evhlence
has heen disclosed that whisky and
other spirits are hclng smugtiec
into the United States In bags OF
Cocoamils
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-28
Automobile Roads
Top Of SnOWsheds

AUBURN. Cal, July e. Conslruc.
lion of automobile roads ON top Of
railroad snowsheds Gcross the top
OF the Sierra Nevada mountains Is
being advocated by the Auburn Com.
mercial Club.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-28
AMUNDsEN WILL
MAKE DASH FOR POLE

NOME. Alaska. July ~ hoald
Amundsen, the Norwegian explorer.
today arrived here from the Arctic
ocean.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-28
Presents England
With Statue Of Lincoln

LONDON. July e8.-EIihu Rool.
former secretary Of state IN presl.
dcnt R0osevell's cabinet, today for.
mally presented 10 The British peo-
pie the Saint Oauden's statue Of
Abraham Lincoln IN Canning Square
a. a gift from America, Later the
statue was unveiled. Premier Lloyd
tieorrc delivered the speech Of ac-
cepianee.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-28

Bridge whist score cards al Daily
Courier office.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-28

Nniion by Trustee frcderickson
anc sccopdcd by Klein that Ordi.
nance No. 02 be adopted, read and
approved FOR the first reading. Mo.
timl carried. Tho vote;
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-28

Motion by. Trustee Klein aud sec.
onded BY Frederickson that the
hoard suspend rules and that Ordi.
nance No. 81 be read and approved
at the second and third reading and
ordered published. Motion carried.
The vote:
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-28

Motion ny Trustee Elliott and ser
ondcd hy Klein that Ordinance No.
81 introduced rend and approved
for the flrst unie. Motion carried.
The vote;
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-28

Crepe paper al Daily Courier Of
flee.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-28

Motion by Trustee Eillolt and sec
onded by Frederickson that the
board suspend the rules and 0rdi
nance No. 81 be read and approved
ai The second and third reading. Mo
tion carried. The vote:
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-28

Motion by Trustee Klein and sec
onded by Elliott that Ordinance No
% i hereby introduced. read and
approved for the first tune. Motion
carried. the vote.