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Evening journal., 1920-09-03

Don't forget the big field meet on
next Monday at the State. Everybody
come. We leave the club house az
1890 o'clock
Evening journal., 1920-09-03

Tho Quartz. made a great hit on
Wednesday night at the Gross Boost
er's meeting.
Evening journal., 1920-09-03

FOR sALE-HOUSE. SIX ROOMS
II and bath. DDS w. nth ST. Apply 2i1
w. Ninth st. jy30-fritf II.
Evening journal., 1920-09-03

EOR sAEE-sEvEN ROOM. NEW
II frame house facing river; u acre
OF ground. WW Dalby, New Castle,
Del. sept2-3t.
Evening journal., 1920-09-03
SPIRITUALIsT NOTICE.

EIRSr PROGRESSIVE SPIRITUAL
II lists Church. 300 West ST. Sunday
evening service 7f1. Messages by Mrs
Patterson. Everybody invited. sept2 g.
Evening journal., 1920-09-03
FnR SALE.

EOR sALE-cONCERTOLA, AT soi
Il W. Ninth ST. sept32t.
Evening journal., 1920-09-03
REAL EsrATE-FoR SALE.

EoR SALE-CHEAP, TWO LOTS AT
4 4 Minquadale. Apply 300 Lombard St.
n. sharp. sept3-3t.
Evening journal., 1920-09-03
PURIIC SALE.
PIANO TUNING

nTANo TUNING DONE ACCURATELY
Il and promptly. r. W. Drscoll, 1i3
T.. Eighth St. Phone Aol5-W' teb20-u.
L ANON, OF Z +. THIRD ST, HAS
sJ. taken over the Piano Service Com
many, of 2i0 W. Sixth ST.. and will con-
tinue the business ot music rolls and
nhoporraph records. IN conjunction With
piano and player-piano work ang2s Ct
Evening journal., 1920-09-03

TYpEWRITERS RENTED = THREE
Il months. $500 Rental applied on
purchase. Sold $500 monthly. Type
writer's repaired. Royal Typewriter
Agency typewriter Exchange. second
floor. \. ". Cor. seventh and Market
Sts. aug12-tf
Evening journal., 1920-09-03
APARrNIENTs WANTED
A RARE BARGAIN FOR A
nITGU CAL l.

XXTANTED-TwO ROOMS, KITCHEN
w and private bath. with electric light,
by a respectable married couple with a
two yearrOld daughter. either city or
suburban. Address W-5O, Evening Jour
nal Office. sept3-3t
Evening journal., 1920-09-03
HELP MAN1En-MALE

U1ANrED-ENPERIENcED BOY FOR
w grocery store. Diamond Tea Co.,
7D5 King ST sept3.3t.
Evening journal., 1920-09-03
BUSINESS NOTICE.

nR. J. 3. MORELAND, i1Oi WEST
from sept ~ 10 Sept 20. sept2-0t
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tisement to be added

tfsen,ent to be added
H Miller, ward six, No SIT. 10
acres mel OF sw' section 80 TORS and
movab!es, taxes to date $l9.75, cost of
advertisement to be added.
Joe MILAN. ward six, NO 1920 10
acres. El3 of ne. section 20 Il s 9
taxes to date $2.93, cost of advertise
ment to be added
Nathan Moore, ward six. NO 5227 20
acres known as The Jones Place. tazas
to date "a u. cost of advertisements TO
be added.
Mrs. Z Randolph ward six. NO $3.50
House and lot and 2 in block 5 in Ro,
bellne, taxes to date S2.39, cost of adj
vertisement to be added
Mrs. L L Welch, ward six, NO 5@5l.
9 acres in section 80 7 r 8, taxes to
added
Sam Williams, ward six NO 1851. 10
acres, NW!4 of NE! section T K 9,
taxes to date $S78, cost of advertise
ment to be added
Estate w K Wilson, ward six, No
1864, 40 acres parts of the POsev e,-
tate and movables, taxes to date $7.2I.
cost of advertisement to be added
A B C Deshager, ward six, no. 1898,
6o acres. NV! of nwl4 Section IA, 81
OF SEA of SCI section 10 T r s.
taxes to date So %, cost of advertise
ment to be added
Peters Bros, ward SIX, no. 54OS. 40
acres IN section 20, adjoining Jim Jones
land. taxes to date $5.61, cost of ad-
vertisemsnt to be added.
WARD SEVEN
Bateast, ward seven, No. 542O
house and lot in Provencal, taxes to
late 1884, cost of advertisement to be
added. w W
W. H. Cobb, ward seven, No. 55o6,
l8 acres SE4 of NE4 section 80 and s
.ores in NW4 of NW4 section 80 r :,
and movables, taxes to date s9.l3'
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added
RH Pierce, ward five, No 1913, hous,
and lot II in block IS in Marthaville
taxes to date $612, cost of advertise.
ment to be added
/ j Stanfeld, ward five, No 1858 15s
| acres, neH section 80, less $50 acres
and acres in ne4 of nwl1 section 30
T 9 R 10, taxes to date $1S.3l, ost of
advertisement to be added.
Neal Summage, ward five, No 1859.
GO acres, net of nel4 and Ell of ne4 of
ne4 section 36 T 10 R 10, taxes to date
IS 23, cost of advertisement to be sd.
ded.
I H Wimgo. ward five, No 1869, 40
acres, nw3 of sw4 section 8 T 10 10
taxes to date $4.24, cost of ADVERTISE
ment to be added
WARD SIX
Estate Jas. Bergman, No 1884, 68
acres. Frac WI of swa section 26 T g
Il . and m0vables, taxes to date S2l. 81
cost OF advertisement to be added.
& l. Carroll, ward six No 5O25. 30
acres, E' OF ne section "a, T 8 r 81
taxes to date $l4. 81, cost of advertise
ment to be added.
K. NJ. Carver, ward six, No 5000. 80 |
acres. nd OF sw! section %, T K 8.
taxes to date $500, cost of advertise.
ment to be added.
H 4 Dykes. ward six, No 5Os3. 80
acres E3 of net session "a T9R9. tax
es to date Sl3.69. cost of advertisement
to be added.
I johnson. ward six, No 5l6O. 10
acres being part of Alice Ferguson
and. taxes to date $500, cost Of ad-
7ertisement to be added.
,175. 40 acres. net of nw4 section
J r and movables. taxes to date
3. l8, cost Of advertisement to be ad-
led.
W W Martin, ward six, NO 52l2, 2oIj
cres, 81 Of me- of sw, section 4 T 81
4 taxes to date @7.7l, cost of adver-
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26 T IL e 8, Wa Of NW14 OF SWh
section 8 7 l3 R Z. NW4 of NEH OF
SEA section r IL R 7, taxes to date
$l3. 40, cost OF advertisement to be

u I
SEA section r Ill T, taxes to dat
a $3.50, cost OF advertisement to b
= - =,
acres, E1s Of SE4 Of section 13 T i
Range less acre, taxes to date $40. Z
|. Mark Love, ward two, No. 2O24.
y acres, q interest in NE4 of SEH O
, section IL K Z, and movabJes, take
to date 50. 45, cost of advertisement t,
be added.
}. Mrs. A. r. Moore, ward two. No
3 2O7S. House and lot in Tallys Addition
to Goldona. taxes to date So. 72, cost O.
advertisement to be added.
Van Moore, ward two, No. 2O85. Al
acres, NWH of Sc i section S r /:
4 z, taxes to date s3.40, cost of adver
tisement to be added,
i I'M McMillon, ward two, No. 211S.
40 acres. NWN Of NEA Section 2e
I IL r +, taxes to date $3.50, cost OF
advertisement to be added.
B Regions, ward two, No. 2214. 90
acres, NEA of NEI section l T IL
K 8, and movables, taxes to date SO. ID.
cost OF advertisement to be added,
j F Reach, ward two, No. 22l9. 5
acres in NE4 of Sections T13R7, and
movables, taxes to date $5.92, cost
of advertisement to be added.
I h Simpson, ward two, No. 2258.
" acres, NW4 of NE1l less l 6 acres.
SW14 of NE4 less acres and 10 acres
in NV corner of NW4 of SEI sec.
tion I 13 R 6, and movables, taxes to
date $l3.2 26, cost of advertisement to be
added.
W e Strange, Ward two, No. 1885,
U acres, Ne OF SWI section 16 T 13
4 3 less acres, taxes to date S8.45,
cost OF advertisement to be added,
81 Sullivan, ward two, No. 2sSs, 20
acres, being M Of NE4 of NEL
section I T I3 R z, taxes to date 81. so.
cost OF advertisement to be added.
Eva Taylor, ward two, No. 229s, 10
acres, NJ Of NWt. section s T Ii RI,
taxes to date $6.S7, cost of advertise.
ment to be added.
W Williams, ward two, No. 2427.
10 acres, NWH of SEA section 10 i
IL Il 8, taxes te date So. 65, cost of ad-
vertlsement to be added.
Earl Speir, ward two No. 24S4, 40
acres, SEA of SW4 section Is j Ill
4 6, taxes to date $lO.l3, cost of ADJ
vertisement to be added. -
WARD THREE
Edward Barker, ward three. No, 253O. |
House and lot in Powhattan, hd NJ by |
Old River, W by Sweat, taxes to date |
S8. S5, cost Of advertisement to be
added.
Golden Fariey, ward three, No. 1858,
4O acres. bd N by Adams, s by Sim. |
mons; w by Adams, E by Talley, and /
movablss, taxes to date $S.79, cost Of,
advertisement to be added.
L v Gibbs ward three, No 6285, Va
cant lot %, block SO in Powhattan,
taxes. to date S.95, cost of advertise
ment to be added.
j H Holman, ward three, No 2734,
40 acres, NE4 of SEA section IL T II
Il ., and movables, taxes to date 1891;
cost OF advertisement to be added.
Sue. J P Huckabay, ward three, No
274O, rs acres bd N and S by Red Riyer
in section 80 7 IL r 8, taxes to date
sS.N, cost Of advertisement to be
kdded. /
Estate H M Hyams. ward three, No
2742. 40 acres, being lot4 and that part
Df lot west Of I & P Ry in section 26
I 10 r 8, taxes to date Sl0.64, cost of
to be added.
Berta Jones, ward three, No 2753,
70 acres, NW4 of NWL section Ia
I II Rs, taxes to d}te S.. .7e, cost of
advertisement to be added,
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THE YEAR 1919.

z n <z.4 l;l sl u q = "a T. -7E 80
PARISH Or NATCHITOCHEs Fo]
THE YEAR 1919.
By authority vested in me by tn
constitution and laws of the State O
Louisiana, / will sell at the principa
front door Of the Court House in whiel
the Civil District Court of said parisi
Is held, within the legal hours Of sale
beginning at Hoo q. m. on SATURDAY.
July Gath, 1920, and continue on eacl
succeeding day until said sale is com
pleted all immovable property on which
taxes are due to the State OF L0uisians
and Parish Of Natchitoches, to enfore
said collection of said taxes assessed
in the year 1919. together with interest
thereon from the 1st. day of January
1920. at the rate of ten per cent pei
year until paid and all costs, the
amount OF taxes by each on the asses.
ment rolls of said year and the movable
property of each to be. offered as fol-
lows; purchaser to pay all costs and
penalties, towit:
WARD ONE
: Ellen Braxton, wald one, No, 144.
house and lot E. side of Greedy St. bd,
Eausss4 spa M ". side Gteek I bd. II.
81 Griffen. s. by vacant lot, taxes 70
date SO 80. cost Of advertisement to
be added.
Washington Byon, ward one. No.
2l3. acre south of Grand Ecore and
@nyaR|es. taxes to date $3.50, cost Of
Lillian Carter, ward one. No. 237.
House and lot in Sibley Pierson Addi.
tion to Natchitoches, acquired Of Levy,
taxes to date $402 cost Uf advertise
ment to be added.
2. N. Cassop, ward one, No. PSI.
10 I. 8. r. &, and movables, taxes to
date dste $7.54. cost Of advertisement
10 bs added,
Levy CLARK, ward one. No. 273. Lot
&, block M In Sibley Pierson Addition
to Natchitoches. taxes to date 81. 70,
cost Of advertisement TO be added.
Edward Clayton, ward one, No. 275,
House and lot w side Lee St., house
and lot 50 in Sibley Pierson addition to
Natchitoches, taxes to date SILT cost
pf advertisement TO be added.
3. " HWHuHel XSrQ one, NO. 40. |
Lat one, block / In East Natchi
taYes to date e. 80, cost Of advertise.
ment to be addcd.
Emma Hamilton, ward one, No. 6l2. |
House and lot in Breda Addition bd. N
by johnson, taxes to date $3.50, cost
of advertisement to be added.
Cecil Hardison, ward one, No. 623.
Vacant lot No. IL in Block L in Sibley
Pierson Addition to Natchitoches, taxes
70 date $500, cost Of advertisement to
be added.
Sarah Harrison, ward one, No. CAB
Vacant lot w side 9Th st bd. Nby
$ by Rose, taxes to date
$l.95, cost Of advertisement to be added
Alfred Henry, ward one, No. 665.
House and lot in Breda Addition to
taxes to date SAT-, cost
Of advertisement to be added. T
Est. H. 4. Hyams, war d one. No.
~. 10 use and lot corner st. Dennis
ND 3rd st., taxes to date $83.4l, cost
os sqv~tlssmept t9 BE- added,
U. J. Hysms, ward one, No 722.
House and lot s w corner Touline and
stn st Sts., and movables, taxes to date
~: ~. cost Of advertisement to be
Frank Norman and Will Jackson.
ward one, No. 730. House and lot in
5iblsy Pierson Addition to Natchi-
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J Emile Nardini, ward one. No lO2
4 Vacant lot N side of Texas St, bd N b
: Badin. E by Carver; and improvement
taxes to date $31. .43, cost of advertis,
ment to be added
c. +. Powell, ward one, No. ll5(
l5% acros. lots 8 and q of East Match
itoches Co. and contg. II acres les
~ acres sold in town lots and NOV
ables, taxes to date $29. 20, cost of ad
vertisement to be added.
George Rivers, ward one, .. 1915
House and lot in Breda Addition t,
Natchitoches, taxes to date S. cos
OF advertisement to be added.
! Hasty Rivers, ward one. No. 12l6
Two vacant lots & corner of Paw.
and 7th Sts., taxes to date $4.75, cost
OF advertisement to be added.
Est. Mary Smith, ward one, No. 134S
House and lot in city of Natchitoches
on S side of'Amulet St. bd E by Bouis,
W by Solomon, N by Blount, and NOV.
ables, taxes to date $l3.46, cost of
advertisement to be added.
Randel Thomas, ward one, No. laaS.
NE SesaSi s. hW seSt;os e s~4 snf R 8 sed Si
movables. taxes to date SIG. 80, cost of
advertisement to be added.
Sue. G. L. Trichel, ward one. N. 1852
House and lot N W corner of Texas
and 9th St, taxes to date S.. 81, cost of
advertisement to BE edded.
Fannie Turner, ward one, No. l4Si.
Lots 81 and s. in Springville Addition
to Nstchitoches. taxes to date $l.95,
cost OF advertisement to be added.
Henry Waller, ward one, No. 1910.
10 acres on N side Of T AP Ry bd w by
Tujaque, E by Nelken. taxes to date
4.O8. cost Of advertisement to be added
Wm. Whitaker, ward, one No. 1859.
76 acres known as Axhille Besiant
Place, taxes to date $44. as, cost Of ad-.
vertisement to be added.
Hayward Williams, ward one. No.
1868. Lot in block 8 of East Natchi-
toches Co., taxes to date $3.50, cost of
advertisement to be added.
E L Dezeudorf. ward one, No 394.
Vacant lot w side of New Second st:
bd N by Self, S and F BY M L and H j
Desendorfi HoAse and lot W slde' d
New Second st, bd Shy Self, Il BY
Smith, Vacant lot N side Of Bine Ave,
bd E hv pey, " by n r and Smith,
taxes to date oo0.86, cost of advertise.
ment to be added.
R. L. Sibley, ward one, No. 1916.
30 acres E y Of S a section 81 TEL
R 8, and mcvables, tazes 70 date $l6.l5,
cost OF advertise ment to be added.
WARD TWO
Athens Lumber Co, ward two, No.
1888. 59h acres, beng 81 of SEH
section 81 T 13 r 6 less 5 acres, taxes
10 date $4.98, cost Of advertisement to
be added.
Virginia Demory. ward two, No. 1924
3H acres in NV corner Of NEA of |
SWH section % T IL r Z, taxes to |
late s .75cts, cost Of advertisement to |
be added.
Annie Giveqs, ward two, No. 1889.
Lot {west Of E 3 near Cposton, taxes |
% date $3.50, cost Of advertisement to
,e added.
Will Green, ward two, No. 1905. 40
lcres NWA Of NWH section 8 T II |
6, taxes to date $3.50, cost Ut adver.
,isement to be added: /
B. L. Herring, ward two, No. 1863.
q acres, W. It NEA Of NEH section
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CONTINUED on supplement-
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WARD ONE

Ellen Braxton, wald one, No. 144,
house and lot E. side of Greedy St. bd.
n end z; hy Thicker. s: by Aaron,
h9use spa N ". side GreeE bd. Y.
BY Grifen. S. by vacant lot, taxes 70
date SO 80. cost Of advertisement to
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-12
NEW SAFETY CARS
 FOR LOOP LINES
Improved Schedule for North Birmingham-NeW Service
 Effective Today
statement to Comptroller
 (Condensed) Monday, November Is. 1920

Improved service on the two loop lines and the North Birmingham line were announced yesterday by T. G. Brabston, superintendent of transporta- ton of the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company.
 The new safety cars will be placed in operation on both the Twentieth street and Avenue B loop lines. They are duplicates of the cars now in ese on the Highland avenue, Lakeview and other lines, which have met with the approval of the travelling public. The new schedules which become effective on both the loop lines today will pro- vide greatly improved schedules and more ample facilities.
 schedule of five minutes will be maintained on the North Birmingham lines during the rush hours of the morning and evening. and a 12-minute service will be in effect during the re- mainder of the day. At night the schedule will be 15 minutes.
 The new North Birmingham cars will carry no trailers, which will enable them to make faster time.
 Officials of the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company announced yesterday that the Twentieth street loop cars will carry two red markers while the Avenue B loop cars will carry one marker. In addition to these distinguishing features, the cars will have the numbered signs. By this means, there will be little difficulty in recognizing the right car.
 Patrons using the new safety cars are urged to have their fare ready and to board and alight from the cars as quickly as possible so that the fast time contemplated may be made.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-12
WATER CONTRACT
 STILL UNSETTLED City Commission and Water works Officials May De-
 eide Tuesday

Members of the board of city com with the Birmingham Waterworks com- pany. whereby they can buy the Irop- erty on six months notice at any time during the duration of the contract completed by meeting time Tuesday,
 No announcement of the contents of the contract will be made until after the city and the waterworks company have both approved of the proposition.
 Before steps are taken to buy the waterwork property, the people of Fir mingham will be called upon to vote on the matter, according to statement made by J. Ellis Brown, commissioner of public utilities. The contract only provides a way whereby the city may be able to acquire the property.
 M. F. Riley, president of the com pany, left Friday for New York, where hs will present the proposed contract Tor the stamp of approval of the board of directors of the company.
 Officials of the Birmingham Water works company have not announced what raise in rates they will ask when the hearing of their case comes up be- fore the Alabama public service com mission, December 15. They have sim ply said that they will ask for just and adequate" raise in rates, not indi- eating what they consider just r,.se. except in setting out their reasons .or wanting it.
 The proposed contract can have noth- ing to do with the fixing of Birming ham water rates, city officials say, as under the present laws of Alabama that is left entirely with the state public service commission
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-12
DOLL BAZAAR MAKES
 MORE THAN S6,7O0
Various Prizes Are Awarded Yesterday, Closing Success
 full Annual Enterprise

During the week just passed, the cf- ficials of the Doll bazar, held for the benefit of the Birmingham childr ms hospital, cleared approximately s6.700, with a few checks still to come i,.
 A number of contests were concluded on the last afternoon of the bazaar. Miss Martha McDavid won the doll furniture offered to the little girl re- celving the most votes for popularity. Miss Helen FowllSes won the wrist watch, offered to the most popular Liz girl; Miss Helen Barnett won the doll offered by Mary Garden. the opera singer, to the little girl who guessed nearest to the right number of beans in the jar. Miss Ada Terrill guessed the weight of the case of canned goods offered to the one who could nearest estimate it's weight.
 The velocipede offered to the most popular boy at the bazar was sent to the Mercy Home
 Mrs. F. D. Turner bought the marine doll and chair sold at auction. She donated her purchase to the chilIrcn's hospital.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-12
MISS BAzEMORE
 S0L0IST AT THE
 COMMUNITY SING

The community singing programme to be given at the Lyric theatre this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock promises to be one of special interest At the re- quest of Miss Leta Kitts, several hun dred high school students of music, will attend, as the programme includes the Allegro from the Unfinished" sym phony of Schubert.
 These students have taken great in terest in analysing this particular work, it having been announced that they would soon hear it performed at the community sing. Appropriate to the season, MT. Erickson, director, will lead the audience through familiar Christmas hymns.
 Miss Rebecca Bazemore, contralto, will sing numbers by Mcdowell. and Otto Miller, former member of the Houston symphony, will play, T Hear You Calling Me- by Marshall.
 The popular prelude by Rachmaninoff will close the programme.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-12
HUFFMAN SCHOOL
Hugh Morrow Principal Speaker al
 Opening Exercises

Appropriate exercises marked the formal opening of the new Huffman school last night. Hugh Morrow made the principal address of the evening" speaking along educational lines He congratulated the board on the school building and complimented the school improvement association of Huffman on It's efforts for the school. Short talks were made by members of the county board of education and an oyster dinner was served At the con- clusion concert was rendered by an orchestra.
 This school which has just been completed, was erected at a cost of $30.O00. and has five rooms and an auditorium. The building Is one of the most up date In the county It is the only school in the county con- structed Of field stone. The schoo! im- provement association has equipped the school with lighting system, as we'll as handsome piano The proceeds or the entertainment last night will be used towards the payment for this equipment
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-12
FORM JUNIOR DRAMA
 LEAGUE OF STUDENTS

The new organization of the Junior Drama league of Birmingham will be
 launched next Monday evening, De- |cember 20, at which time members of the dramatic club of the high school will give a play at Cable hall Christ
 mas Night in the Quarters" by Irwin
 Russell. Mississippi dialect poet. The poem will be read by Shelby Patton and characterized by about 12 or 14 of the high school students Ln- der the direction. of Miss Leila May Smith. director of dramatics in the high school.
 musical programme will be given preceding the play, with Miss Bowling in several piano selections; Miss War ner, violin, and Mir. McReynolds, cello.
 The Drama league has at this time
 6S junior members and hopes to reach
 100 by the New Year. A nominating committee has been appointed by Mrs.
 w. J. Yielding, chairman of the unior department, and officers will be
 elected as soon as the junior league
 has been formally organized.
 The young people are greatly inter-
 ested in organizing, and any student of any of the schools of Birmingham Is eligible 10 membership In the junior league. The plans, as outlined by the chairman, are to have separate units formed in different sections of the eity and have one open meeting each month when all units may enjoy a programme together. It is the wish of the board that every school or college in the city will form a unit to become member of the Junior Drama league. Member ship in this organization entities one to admittance to the regular monthly meetings of the Birmingham Drama league.
 The students characterizing the ! lay are as follows: Wilton Wise, Ben Green, Martin Smith. Easiey Black wood. Perry Little. Harry Bryan. Terry Hogue, Luther Reynolds, George r.ea- leans. Morris Salzman, Robert Bra im- Iwalder. Wick Broomall. A. J. Bryant and others.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-12
NO CITY LICENSES
 ARE ID BE RAISED
Commission Hopes to Be Able to Reduce Some of Them.
 Work Starts Tomorrow
OTHER INDICTMENTS

Work on the 1921 license schedule will be begun Monday with view to reducing the charges on many IT, censes now granted to business men in Birminghnm.
 The schedule includes the fixing of the rate for privilege and H. ccnses thnt every kind of business in the city will pay during the next twelve months.
 The amount of taxes and other sources of revenue for the city ha been ascertained and the amount paved for licenses will, 1t k be- lieved, be materially reduced in n number of instances. Just what businesseS will be allowed to oper- ntc on a smaller license has not yet been decided, and will not be until it is decided whether or not any of the licenses will be reduced.
 Positive assertions that there will be no increases in licenses were made by Dr. N. A. Barrett. president of the board of city commissioners, and other members of the board yesterday afternoon.
 It will take several days to com plete the license schedule, ns it k n gigantic task second only in size to the yearly budget. which was drawn up and passed October 15.