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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-31

It IS nov possible 80 send crew
less vessel as Tar az radio impulses will
carry. The same meanz can he used IN
sending p giant torpedo against foe
regardless Of how far distant the
enemy might be. provided hs Is with
in reach OF the radio.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-31
ARMY JOsHEs NAVY

I'M sRHkTl0NAL NEWs sERYlcE1
NEW YORK--Arny- officers are polk
ing fun ~ the device OH this cap % ma
val ofdoers showing chs navy eagle
with eyes left The soldiers tell the
sailors trgat tho bird Is running away.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-31

! Rsns from New Jersey. He turned
ard asked ms & saw - sad
did.
Il am absolutely sure OF what ] am
saying and srn willing 70 make Il a
matter OF record.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-31

Il tbs sun we're extinguished sudden
y re should not be aware Of the fact
until eight minutes eighteen seconds
afterward.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-31

The aotrat weight OF tbs human
brain or the size Of tho head Is no sign
Of special Intelligence.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-31

Exquisitely beautiful is this tea
gown Or negiigee developed n
mauve chiffon and trimmed with
the unusual, at least for such
costume, monkey far. Mauve glass
heads form an unusual Trimming
in the hack, being iraped from on,
shoalder to the ether. Brocaded
chiffon ~eivet makes the long tram
xssirh hangs from the shoulders,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-11
Monday, July II, 1921
TUE BURDEN or THE RAILROADS

by
These agreements
unfortunate ;ha; -" American people have
what thes" agreements were SP1"S
probably c""i'"S ~ TORI" and " iT-
all n" railroads. ''> created angus
character f'rH proposed ''F
country T"'"S should receive
al; e n" "neN" Yards "uF
short
and nqusn crowded yard
handle hundreds Of trains d'
constantly tension One switch
Yncr" msh maintain his family a" most
crowded city wh" conditions 81 'hs
were fixed by ihe
agreements a,
class emp nearly railroads the
United
It's app. at Si
npor;an; applying Absurd and sAr'"F
reported from al IN" country c'iSS'
hboTer skilled c'rt'
rnauan or telegraph operator few day
some rural point performed which Tell under on" OF
hee
It estimated national agreements will
about complete
, abrosatou oush; 20 be hing . uur"
reproductive The OF energy an" industry Is
wrong humanity all proportion n" anS
o. service INJURIES and burden upon al
the people have the bill
So,bnS more railroads OF n" United States must
he pu, condition help and - ADJUST
wages the render tn" service I" genera
business and industry Nothing more certain
Than tina, tho Fn'HS
n,s before other T" there e
reuup, son o activity
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-11

acres The averages N Mississippi were
ii..@ acres FOR white farmers and 36.l
..,-"s for t'ulurch farmers, IN Texas.
SO" ICr'.> !"r whit" farmers and ST.
acres for colur"G farmers. and in south
tar"lina. 80 : ares for wE!'" farmers
ma ~ acres FOR rr;Orci farmers.
Native and Forotgn- Born White Farmers
The 80. i5l 49, .tr'"S # land which
w"r" OPERATED hN Lnt:I" white farmers
n 1920 constituted s., i.rr cent of al
Pee farm IaiId IN "a" hii,.. Si;.trS 81
..huut srVrn.-lshth$ q r!tlt "p''..r"i ny
"h.'" :nrrurrr Tn" ;I:ru .aIli .l".rli,,!
GN '.,"" II born Rh!t" farmers n l9.u
amounted - !lllTG.5"2 nrr-s whlrn
was ! 10 per cent Of ih' total farm acre.
!g". "r .tl"u' once. eh'h the total farm
and Operated hN Whit. farmers
tn" ,v"raE' acreage per farm for IA
tlE" Whi'" farmers IN lh@n was .62 $.
wh!.r IA" average HCrcIrr for foreign
born wnltr farmers was 1913 Th"
higher a. rag" N.."Hn for :h.. f,5rrigu-
horn t"r IA, mI''d States aS a whnl"
- mainly d." :" III" fact hat tho for
"Ign-hvriI farmers are numerous a
IIauN e ne states whcr" arg" farms
prevail. a. tho natlv" whites show 4
higher hN"rTtrc than the foreign lpru IN
most ~ III" individual states.
IN" states which reported ~" largest
acreage operated by foreign born white
farmers in 1920 were North Dakota
With l6.G3t.354 acres. or lj.9 per cen: nf
IN" total. Minnesota. with l0.N19.iJl
acres. "r $50 per cent ~ the total Mon
thnA. with H,45A.73l acres. or i4.l per
cent "f III" total; South Dakota. with
al i>nl Ic:"S. or 2ii ;,r cent Of the
total. N"hraSka ~it& "i?.G97 acres. Or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-11
hNIoN, THEN INDEPEND-
ENCE

Tho .vcs OF the world are uron The
Developments IN the Irish situation
xhtch are expected 10 lead 20 Il S'it'e-
ment OF the strife which has o""a 5 '"|
or with more or less intensity 6"t"c'"
Ireland and EngianI for centuries. II
ia quite clear that the agreement Il an
agreement can BE- reached. Will De some
what in the nature OF a COMPROMISE.
Southern ireland wants absolute IN
dependence. the same as was won oy
the United States IN :he Revolutionary
war. Eugland contends that 70 grant IN
dependence 20 Ireland would DC - ere
ate a hostile nation which would DC IN
a position 70 do EaSland great harm
This would be true. OF course. provided
the bad feeling between Ireland and
England should continue after Ireland
received her indcpc adence. Ire a d
would be an idea; location for SUB
marine and airpiaEe baS" 10 use N o.
cratious against Eng!anG.
But I tull dominion tornI x Go'"rn-
ment accompanied by 8 generous ma
sure Of JuS,Ic" would probably lead u
more cordial sentiments Then. with ="
further Gear INA; ireland would b" an
, enemy or an ally OF an enemy. England
might D. Willing - agre" 20 conpi","
independence. The aCCeptanc" OF do
minion government. similar 10 taa; -:
Canada. would appear 10 BE- ireland
best chance OF ultimately becoming 4"
indepeudru. republic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-11
HIGHWAYS MUST BE SAFE

. While there Will be 40 disposition 10
rejoice over the misfortune OF former
Mayor calvert - Cambridge. VIA mas
been SenteuyeI 20 prison t"c"I Tor
shooting At an AUTOS, suspected {: car
rying liquor. the ACTON OF the court
Will b. generally approved. 7 - san
ton such shoounSs would be 10 MAKE
the highways unSa:" FOR au'"'aoo,"
travel.
Mayor Calvert WAS one OF a party Of
i've men who ar" alleged - &.l,,. be-
Thomas NcSicce 81 BarneSvII!c. who
WAS riding along the highway IN com
pany with a woman friend. m" Ave axe
said to have believed that McN,.c" was
4 vhiskey runner FOR whom they were
looking. Even Il their belief was en-
tirely genuine their failure 10 max"
Identification positiv" before opening lre
was ;n"xcuSaolc. N"r An ~ arrested
on suspicion. but hey rrnn"t p" legally
ikllled on suspIcioH especially "h"u n"
crime OF which :h"y a." -ISH"rt"i 8
one o. small importance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-11
Six Days Of Talk on Tariff
Confronts Congress

Wa -hlrcto0. July lo.-~S:S days 81
talk confront IA" hous" ~ IS START -
morrow ON - second w"'.i "f cnn1'd"r.i
zion at IN Fordu"y ,ar.r h!.i. Nor"
,Han forty member, AT" stated !" OK
rnund The hnnctrin"a 0f heir Respective
unLitIcai faiths and II" congressional
record - "Er"r',.G to swell materially
IN paE"< pn'y "r" vote i certain 10
hr,ai. N" w"E"Irny II III" tr'c-i"r Al!
.uratury 81 III" first four days. The
sp,r..,. -I!c sought Hy tn" WAYS and
means ,rin,n!tt" "a C"nrroi procedure
in haudIn. N, measure" through the
h,u>,.. W!ll come zip c"r 4 v"t" Tu"Sday.
chairman Campbell. &C N" rules com
u!i,rrr announced thR!Eht
Oth"r voted may =" reached Friday
or Saturday but n" Limitation "f fave
minutes on sr'' hes beginning Friday.
DOES not auE"r an carly E"t" on any
Amendments. that may loo offered. accord
lng - .rah"rS.
Opprc>sIv" heat thus far has no; cut
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-11
Ball Games Forbidden
In the Strike Region

. Williamson. W. Va. July lo.-AH
baseball rar,ce throughout Mingo eoun-
- u"rc forbidden today ny Major Tom
Davis commanding. under rlsk OF I'M
rrIsonmcnt for violation ~ Governor
Morgan $ proclamation riacins tho c"un-
" rtnd~- martial law. This ORDER was
ISSUED MAJOR Davis sad. because an as
s"mh'nc" e this Sor: - n direct VIOLA
lion 10 the proclamation.
Major avis SAID shat mo disorders
had been reported in he ;"id today ana
that only on" arrest mad been MADE n
mar whose name ne had not yet learned
Major Davis SAID. had been taken int"
custody at Srr:GE charged with Vio-
hating the MARTA. law procla nation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-11
NATIVE BORN
WHITE FARMERS
FAR IN THE LEAD

Washington. y. q. July IN. The bur-
eau OF the S"u$uS OF IL" department q
commerce. announces. subject to Corrcc-
uon, tn" following preliminary figures
from the l920 census OF agriculture for
the United States. with comparative ng-
urcS for 1910.
Farm Acreage In the United Statss, oy
Color and Nativity OF Farmer: 1910
and 1910. ....... 49,. -. e.. $4,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-11

There's ~ MS" to Try 70 60 away
from :t'.. TX For maay years Il has
beer ,l,.u.'G 'ha. the safest place N
time o. an electrical, s:oriu - n bed
.bu, Il Marshall county man was S;rucH
Friday while lying on = couch. Might as
well say "kjsmr:' IKE the Turks and
le, Il go a. that.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-11

A coo, shower bath these days con
yinCcs one ;ha, wafer rent. even tor tn"
Ohio river water IS really worth the
money.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-11

WINS race with death but finally
loses out" says a headline. Thai VIA;
every member o: he human family
does. sooner nr latrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-11

I'D, . me length ~ speeches and there
WI no indication tonight that high
TEMPERATURES would r"dnC" the How OF
words "a which III" nous" must look
fnrunra Ii tn. coming week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-11

HavinS PASSED from n" .rcha.c.,
state ~ war 20 N" ;NchuIca, stat" -:
peace. We ar" nov presumed - b' ton
nically cnloylrc tn" ,erhnl"s, ,"o.nE o:
the doe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-11

These ar" the Days wh"H al on
dorse the open r""r policy. Also the
open window. = u has 0 screen ~ -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-11

Guest--This steak is so thin that
can read through g.
WaI,rr-Yes. sir What do you Wish
to read
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-11

When tho electric l:Eh:S :. "Y; and
candles arc lighted. We Iuu.p backward
q hundred years In = few seconds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-11

Jup;'"r Tluvlus seems 10 svmpath!z"
with IL h"l'-:oCtur"d mortalS anyhow.
MUr2 Obliged. Jule
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-11

murder IRA. IN. husband Of Mrs Kaher
had abou; a. much chance as IN" pro
verbal rabbit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-11

IL per cent Of the total. and Calit"r-
MIA Wit, 6.G2I.34i ar-rH. OF 22.9 per
rrtn " be tOtb.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-11

According TO the testimony In her
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-11

\ company l4S taken An option On 81
:wo-aCre 30; near Saiew AMI Announces
;Ea: e: WI. build - gtSOuuc p',n'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-11

IN" rl"d;Gon' I,yl. r!ub - .n,Ginc
10 Hc"'n;S Iu:.i!- July .,:.l Ngru~'
Out ~ S.Lrt bangs aga. HI"'. Is. 90
'-TG"- rolls lroUnG
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-11

William : i:-Tan may G....rr ais
famous address, 'i.tck go I;.I. .,. !Iun;-
nEt"n 'nrS IA. IN ar "c:nr. 60 ,:c' that
city SQuar".s under he Standard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-11

\ Weston woman counted 80 au;"t
on MA.u street n that city a. ~at4r.
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-11

Tn" Bank ~ FoilanShee has ms 'or'
plet"G n" ~. PHOSPHORUS year N IS
history. which .nL;"lt"S 'ha' .''. ".
reward banker.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-11

IN" HUnInEtoa-C Charleston -ot' .vlH
~ paved 10y January !. - ~. .o'"/ an
advancement Of NaI"- Z. T. ..,'n..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-11

The mex Methods; t.pisco7a. 7a-soa-
ar. - w. summit $ D"rr:rC CON pc
Ron t. ~" grc,: d".sa, e.; tue minis
,rrS' family
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-11

Tho Eadcntc" chaGtaaGVt appeared
indoors at Sa.cui. &iv!Ng 49, ,rt"r'li0-
urniS n he S:,.rm '"..c-" .,It.:r-.';:''
instead O.! under Il '.n'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-11

I.vI" clubs ar" urging a ~H!".aiIrE
poo. CoC l'HrkHrSo.rr.
, 1921-01-03

New York, Dec. 28th.-Raw sugar
was quiet early and prices were nominal
ly unchanged at 5.31 for centrifugals.
Refining twas steady with after demand.
Fine graduated u,as quoted at $3.50 to
$500.
Rome, Dec. 18th. Firing on Fiume
by the italian blockading forces will be
suspended. it was decided at a confe"-
ence in Abbazzia today, according to ad-
vices received here. The suspension
was requested by the director of Nation
al Defense at Fiume and the Mayor
of the city, who met General terrario,
commander Of the blockading forces,
to discuss the possibility Of ending hos
%tiiities, At a conference in the morn
ing the General Informed the delegates
that pour parIefs were impossible with
out prior recognition of the treaty of
Rapallo. Such ,ecognition not having
been given the delegates decided to re-
turn to Fiume to discuss the matter, and
asked for anoter meeting in the after
noon. They also asked for a suspension OF
the firing, which was granted, Prob
Annunzio demonstrations, which resulted
in dis urbances, have been held in all the
great centres of Italy. Shops everywhere
have been shut up. On their doors are
posters reading:-Closed as a sign of
national mourning" Flags have been
nalf-masted. In, Milan. Genoa and b.
logna the police Were- compelled 10 inter
vene to- restore order. No serious Incl
dents, however. have been reported,
although two persons were wounded in
Turln. The Executive Committee of the
Milan Nationaiists have passed a resolu-
ton pledging the Nationalist ITO imme-'
diately rise up against the Govt, which
alone is responsible for the crime perpe-
trated against Fiume".
Dublin Dec, 28tb. Countess Markie-
vicz who was tried by courtmartlal was
today sentenced to 2 years hard labour.
The specific allegation against her was
that she had between 1919 and 1920 plot
ted to organize a flank eirann" or Sim
Fem Boy Scout Society. This organiza-
ton has been charged with conspiracy to
murder military police.
London, Dec 18th. Calls for Great
Britain, japan and the United States to
curtail naval expenditure by mutual
agreement were featured by a number
OF newspapers this morning; in following
this course they give expression to a fear
which has prevailed here since the re-
ceipts Of reports Of the new United
States naval programme and an anxiety
which may be traced to the assumption
that If they would build 3 big navy,
Great Britain must do likewise. The
Morning Post remarks that politicians 10
, 1921-01-03

"a A(AO AS&A L' LA OONAAN 10 '~hS
were fired upon early today and one pO-
liceman was killed when the crown for
tces returned the fire. 1873 civilians were
1made. prisoners.
Berlin, Dec. 9th president Ebert has
issued a proclamation of appreciation for
the sy mpathy shown for needy Germans
by foreigners, and has especially thanked
the Quakers and other organizations which
have been feeding the children and hun
CRY students.
New York, Dec. 9th. No fresh bust
ness was reported in raw sugar today,
and prices were unchanged at 5.38 for
centrifugals. Refined was steady at 100
to 500 for fine graduated, with the
demand light, with the trading await
ling developments in the spot market.
Prices were 8 to 8 points nee ljwer at
noon under lignI liquidation.
London, Dec. 27th.--Phe long Christ
mas holiday, lasting from Friday night to
Tuesday morning. IS nearly yer and 50
far has been uneventful. The weather,
though damp, has been exceptionally
mild. Many excursion trains have been
run and the exodus to the country and
seaside has, been so great that London
streets have1Worn a comparatively desert
ed appearance. The hotels, however,
have been scenes Of festivities, and ca
roll singing, which have been greatly de-
veloped in recent years, has drawn large
crowds to- the churches and concert halls.
3 New York, Dec. 27th.-The Weather
~Bureauatoday issueda warning OF a north
west storm from Cape Hatteras to New
York. Disturbances Lower Lakes NOV
ing es eastward, reads the warnings, second
disturbances over southeast Virginia in
creasing in intensity .anda moving north
east will cause strong west and north
west winds and gales tonight.
Paris, Dec. 18th News aper reports
received here declare that the wound
suffered by D'Annuazio was caused by a
fragment of a shell. A Rome despatch a
states that Gioletti declared to a delega'
ton from parliament that Italy was
forced to her action against D'Annunzlo
to avert an attack upon Fiume to Jugo-
Slavia.
4 London, Dec. 28tn.-There is reason
to believe hat Flame is occupied BY re
gular troops, Premier Gioletti OF Italy
declared at a press conference in Rome
last night, according to a Central News
despatch.
Baltimore, Dec. 18th. Continued i'm
provement in Cardin, | Gibbons condition
was reported from the Union Mills where
he is staying. It. was said that he had
passed a comfortable night and was
bright and cheerful. The physician said
that If he continued to gain strength he
, 1921-01-03

the British Navy is a potential men.
ace > to America. Of the essential
contradiction between American political
and American practice. Processing nc
desire to deny the right of the United
States to build as large a navy as she
thinks proper, admitting she can afford
70 do So, the Post contends. that the con
ciuslon Of a working agreement between
the United STATES and Great Britain
would do more to establish the peace
than any other plan conceivable and urg.
es hat the recel t utterances of Senator
B0rah and others encourage the belief
that such an arrangement is possible.
Another plea for an agreement between
the United States, Japan and Great Bri
tain is voiced by the Daily News, which
urges that the interval between the pre-,
sent moment and the inauguration of
President Harding should be utilized by
the statesmen Of the three countries to
educate the public. The time should be
utilized by the public to stimulate states
men to initiate conversations with a view
to arriving at the most desirable and
most practical step toward relieving the
people OF a burden which is condemned
universally IN theory as intolerabIe.
NEW YORK, 31st Dec. 1920
'O0t. oISIlCCO CkGdIS Ot. Lawrence ESFaUU
pr. brI. $500
Meal. Kindred per 100 lbs $40
New Seasons Pork per brl. $500
Heavy Mess Pork per Dbl. $500
.Sugar--('rystals maximum per 100 lbs.
Molasses Sugar 500 test, no quotation.
Cotton, Middling Upland, at Liverpool!
per h.. 9 29-100d.
Exchange, New York and London, SO
days sight $3.465
Exchange New York and London, sight
S $500
LONDON. Dec. 31st 1890.
Sugar, Demerara Crystals, Govt. CONTROL
ed price, duty raid lSs. Sd.
Demerara Crystals free Of con
trol. duty paid, Cos. lis.
MoscoVado Govt. co troIled price.
duty paid, 124s. Cd.
tree O. control duty laid
33s. Sos.
fine 75s.
German Beet $3.50 lob. no sales.
White Java sugar elf United Kingdom
nominal5 0s, Oh.
Denerara Rum, per gal. nominal.
Trinidad Cocoa, Good hiiIdIing led no,
minal pei cwt II S. SIS
Cote Medium Fine Sea island. 1T Liv-
erGool per ID. nominal
Bank of England ate Of Discount Der
cent. Z.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-09
DELAY ACTION On
PROPOSED CHANGES.
IN FIRE WORKS LAW
AYOR AND COMMISSIONERS
TAKE MORE TIME BEFORE TAX.
ING ANY STEPS TO REPEAL
PRESENT ORDINANCE PREVENT.
ING SALE OF PYROTECAICS.


Proposed revision of the ordnance
prohibiting the sale of fire works for
the Fourth of .my. was up for debate
tatar, tho 1,,..nr. ,od ron,n,i...;o,,.,.,
I'9i ''''i'' "' I'''I ''E"''i "e'N'.
session. The contemplated ordnance
was submitted by a joint committee
of the Chamber of Commerce. and
puein.se Movie Association
'tl'o' '7'''U'N IrI''''IE i"o pro.
'@,,'''' .,' ''''''',',,''' ~ '''' wv y,
'''i,.7' '''g '""",''' a. " '"[E' I'm
~ o'''l'' 'rNl"l''' ''"II@S N,l'NI'"'
.o,r" 70 o',rl 9''l", o'l ti'' "'"''''''''
u''''i "'A' "''i'S'"} H'&"1
commission StckIen said he would
''N, :" "",' ""'' ''Iic 10 '''uN 'h'
'''i,9'''t "'I"'' P'''ihS nIi.S'li ,, on
.''u'"' "''u'i 'o' "r 9AdIl'Ht IL, ms
- ''' I''N' ''"H't nave na"' IL,
N'lt' ~ S,' "''"'"' 'l'" PtoPo7'"
'."''ial''' hl"" ti"'iili& ol itS pro,
ISIo'tA anu ''LI'l' ''' loalIcl. Shoui"
l"oh 'h'o tt Wen "oloI' 'ahlL. amy d''
''7'N' S''p' WHY can I we iet IL 20
"[o' MetN' ''' No"'u sun I"'' 9
l'I'IilS VI ''h'o l", merchants /" STOCK
"P LOT Jull ua"'.
commissioner Palmer, who tayor@
the ordnance. made the motion that
the ordinance GO over to next Wcdnes-
day before final action is taken.
Charges Discrimination.
In a communication ACCOMMODATING
the ordinance tn the council tho inin.
committees Of the Chamber of com.
merce and Business Mems Association
charge that merchants of the CITY arc