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The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1921-01-20
A Program for Graduating
the Fever Tick in 1921.

Lot the cattle owners OF each
parish form a league for the Grad.
ication of the tick.
Let this parish organization or.
ganize each vat by organizing the
owners who dip at the vat and by
delineating the boundaries Of the
territory that must dip at that vat,
being careful that every foot OF
territory in the parish is included
in the territory Of q vat.
Have every person ready and
determined when the time for
dipping arrives next spring.
Emphasize the determination to
finish the Job. Let the fellow who
has failed to dip heretofore feel
the exhileration of being part OF
an enthusiastic organization de.
termined to do good thing for
the community, and let the final
few, if such there be left who will
not cooperate, know that the
great majority represented by the
organization +. are determined to
complete the work and will unite
in enforcing the law against the
few who insist on holding back
the great majority.
The plan here proposed aims to
clear the vat territory each Dip
ping day. 1t will catch the cattle
that are interlopers into that ter.
ritory and whose owners are at 9
distance or are unknown. II aims
to make impossible the passage OF
cattle from the territory Of one
vat to the territory OF another Ii
such away as TO escape dipping
So | have faith that each diff
Guilty Of this kind can be solved
by the owners themselves wheI
they apply themselves to it with
determination to solve it. Pa
sisnce, tact, and perseverance,
will do the job.
These things are beyond doubt
|. II Louisiana is to be freet
from the fever ticks 1t must b
done by the efforts Of the cattle
man themselves. 1t Is not enough
that they passiysly dip when the,
are told to dip by IN inspector
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1921-01-20
Barred Rocks.

The result of seven years sue
cessful breeding for early and
large maturity, trueness to type,
heavy egg production, and I'M.
paralleled constitutional vigor.
Eggs at farm $3.50, by prepaid
parcelpost So per Is. Inspection
invited, correspondence solicited.
Mail orders a speciality.
Mrs. ]. W. Sylvest,
Franklinton, La,
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1921-01-20
Quarterly Conference.

The first quarterly conference
of the year will be held at Fisher
church on Sunday morning at
Il O'Clock and a full attendance
of the membership is urged.
Presiding Elder J. ". Lee OF
Baton Rouge will preach the
morning sermon.
F. n. Sweeny, Pastor.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1921-01-20
Marriages..

Walter T. Simmons to Georgia
Stogner. Angie.
Howard Crow Franklinton, to
Made Newman, iona.
COLORED.
Emmitt Wood to Elestine Ednar
Bogalusa.
Ezekiel Gooden to Hattie AMI
ton, Bogalusa.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1921-01-20
Notice For Publication.

Notice is hereby given that
there will DO held a stockholders
meeting of the McCreary Lumber
Company, at Its office at Frank
linton, Washington Parish, Louis
lana, on Friday, February 18th,
1921, for the purpose of appoint.
ing commissioners to liquidate
theaffairs Of the said Company
NJ. N, Moore,
4i.et Secretary,
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1921-01-20
Strayed.

About the middle of Decem-
Der, one cow and calf strayed
from my premises in North
Franklinton, Following marks
of descriptions Light red with
white star In face, marked with
saw.set in right ear and staple
in left. Calf a Hereford heifer
about one year old.
Suitable reward offered for in.
formation leading to recovery Of
stock,
Wilton Magee.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1921-01-20
Eggs For Sale.

Pure bred Rhode Island eggs
for hatching-S2.00 per setting.
42-et. D. '. RABB.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1921-01-20

Become a stakeholder In the
United states-buy War Saving
Stamps
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1921-01-20

| NW " W
The El
| frsnkIlnton,
/ Mrs. R. A.
| the first of tn
/ Mrs. H. W.
! euce Magee a.
! Miss Ina M
] visiting her S .
| IRELAND.
Miss Katie
lusa, was a CT
guest of Miss
| Mrs. ]. O
| home again
many weeks
hospital.
Mrs. P. B.
Texana Carte
week in Gown |
while be after
Miss Dorr .
teaching at
near Bogalusa
end with her
! Mrs. W. 9.
he Junior B
ton on Satu
Jolly games I'd
ments.
The people
Interested in
ed here Sund
IN Covington
Ruby Sheridi
Bogalusa.
Mesdames
n, Magee, H.
Walker and u .
tended the
Rally held
Baptist chur
Mr.. and M
residents of
eubiects of 1 |
q absence t
N five years
% a visit to
NJ. and Mrs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-26
por, Movement

The longest battle Of the Civil War
vas that Of spo,tssyivania. Va. from
May to II. iss<.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-26
Market News
FOREIGN AFFAIRS
ADVANCE COTTON
GENERAL MARKET CLOSES
STEADY, WITH NET AID.
VANCE OF SO POINTS
~ Associated Pres.

~ Associated Pres.
NEW YORK. Nal 2s.-Bullish pri'
vat. condition and acreage figures com
hincd with more favorable view of
foreign affairs led o. a sharp advance
IN the cotton market here to-day. &c
tober contracts Sold up 20 1875 and clos
ed nj lass with the general mar
ket closing seady al "a net advance 81
"a 10 36 points.
Tn. market opened steady nj an ad
vance IL To . points for continuation
oi yesterdays scattered buying which
found encouragement In relaiivel,
steady Liverpool cables. and reports
that n large business was pending In
Manchester. Liverpool also reported
better prospects fer q settlement of tbs
coal strike and realizing sales In ad
vance 81 AN expected favorable week
~ report from the weather bureau were
readily absorbed. Buying was stimula,
Cd later nv private crop report max
ing the condition ss.t and the reduction
In acreage sos per cent with the inter
es,ed Weld only 800. 0oe bales. West
ern and local buying became more nc
tive when IN. improving condition.
shown by the weekly report failed Il
bring out increased offerings and thu
hes, prices ~ the day were reached "
the late trading with July selling a
1885 and December i&.is. Last price,
were a few points off from the best un
| def realizing. While the weekly re
port 81 the weather bureau showed I'm
proved conditions In the south. u Is siit
that owing to previously unfavorahl'
weather the crop was still unsatlsfac
tory over much 81 the belt with man,
complaints az poor stands. There was
little southern selling here early bu
10Th Texas and the Atlantics were cred
liea with selling here pretty freely Of
the afternoon advance.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-26
WHEAT ADVANCES
THROUGHOUT DAY
NAY DELIVERY GAINS NEAR.
IN 10 CENTS IN OPEN
MARKET


~ ASr - ~
CHICAGO. May ?s.--spectacular up
turns In the prize Il wheat today re-
sil,ed from announcement of severe
damage In Missouri. May delivery In
which, however. business was light
scared ten cents above the highest prev.
ious record this seEon. The market
clnsed unsettled. at a range varying
from 2St net decline 10 sac advance
with May si..s "a TO use and July
N.ssh ei.3s 81. Corn finished 81 "a
VIC of Ia 3-sc up. oats lest | is 10 |
Csc. In provisions the outcome var
I'd from ten cents decline to csc gain.
Iles~ian ny received most 81 the
tlame for harm 10 the Missouri wheat
crop. According 10 one expert. the
fiy pest II prcsen, In every field. and
the greater part Of the crop II nj
ready been thinn~l. What specially
caught the attention of the traders
though. was q statement from the Unit
vvrrily az Missouri entomcgciist that
hall the pnsaihle yield Of eight counties
sppesred tn he gone. and that further
loss was IN prospect. Under such cir
cusnMances kanns rains which nj the
opening had weakened the market were
ohickly forgotten and the market fiuc
tuased widely during the remaindei
a the day with profit taking sales
heavy ~ the last.
Expected his arrivals Of corn and oats
Asxt wsek tsnded to check bullish sen
ssanent regarding these cereals. On tn,
other hand buying of 100000 busheli
q. cora for export altered notices.
Shattered demand from commission
houses and shorts made provisions aver
- htgher.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-26
WHEAT

CHICAGO. May 25.--May wheat
scored another spectacular advance to
FAY. at one point reaching N.ss. the
highest price at which the option was
sold this season. and IKE higher than
the previous close.
Although the trade In May delivery
was no, particularly large. belated
shorts scrambled for covering In q mar
kes that NJ times was base 81 offer
ings. The close was nj si.1s 3<.
In July wheat there was an enor'
nous volume of business with little
variation In price throughout the ses'
sion. From an opening 81 c.ss there
was an advance 81 si.3s "a but this
gain was ios IN the closing hours Of
trading. the end Of the session finding
the quotation at si.ssis. more thar
cent under previous close.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-26

y ~
NEW ORLEANS. May :s.-A strong
s1vanfs features trading In cotton 10.
dsy. The market having y good under.
ena< from the start hecausc of bullish
fseoias regarding new crop condintions.
Nurh buytns q the day was done on
. privase bureau report making the
cmslilina a the GRO? ss.t. placing the
re1ucstoa In scrsage nj se.s PER c~ni
sn1 calming IN Indicated crop q ;.see.
80 hsles. Some buying was done on
cshlee from England stating that the
1Irss hrsak had occurred In the ranks
of The striking coal miners and tina,
80 q than I'D returned to work. The
CpsulaG Was higher and gains were In.
rssasrd until In late trading the mar
kes ssood ~ 10 - points higher than
~ doe Of yesterday With July M 20
13.e1. Last prizes showed net gains
u Z: % u points with July isAs.
H. spening was helped with . higher
Liverpool than due. For . while ths
huying yes plainly held within this
tmiss by favossbie weather over tbs
l<ls and BY expsctations that the week
" crop accounts from the government
ueu11 b beartsh. A. u was. the ~
psss we're gpnesslly regarded ~ beini
fuzzy favorable ~ expected. but tn
sssn1 wss taken thai they stiil pointe,
20 . very loo percentage Il condl
tires snd after they were out a tn
vsy huyins Increased. much beinl
ms1s a private crop st.tistics Their
res alsn much comment regarding TN
ssrtovsness d the drou'h IN the .,
sreuss western holt, hut buying b-csm
ssasesI - persistent simcs, to IN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-26
Educate
Tor
Business

There IS a demand now tor
the really trained young man
and young woman in bust.
ness. We have been placing
graduates in good paying 20.
,itions just as soon as they
graduate.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-26
COFFEE


cy Associated Press.
NEW YORK. MAY 81 "A few trades
In the maturing May contract caused
some irrcriiari,y In the market for
coffee futures TODAY. but other months
showed very little change. and general
business was quiet.
The opening was points lower on
May and unchanged To- 2 points lower
on other positions After selling at bss,
May rallie dto $50 on covering. and
Iuly sold M from 60s to els. or 4
points net higher The hulEes was not
fully maintained. however. with the
market closing net unchanged IN {?
points lower.
Spo, coffee. quiet; Rio IS. 6 ~ 10
8 3sc: Santos -. shs 3.sc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-26
PORT woR I'll LIVESTOCK

FORT WORTH Texas May 2i.-Ca,
tle-B..ves tslOd 100: s,ock.rs. 81 90
$500 cows. s:.o0d $50: Gamers, 81 on
d?o0; heifers. stOdsoo: bulls. 5000
$50 calves. tsooGSoo; yeariines. 500
Ots.5o.
iIogs-Lieht. ii,5ds.00; medium,
s,.s0G7;S: mixed. tiOO67so: common.
se.0od 200: heavy. ss.0od 90: rough
81 ood 500: pigs E.00GT.?s.
sheep-l.ambs. ts0od 100. yearlings
tt5Odsso: wethers. tl.0Ods,5O. ewes
soeG so; cuils. $1,000 200: goats, i.0c
d??s.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-26

SEw sroRK. May :s.-rhe raw su.
oar ular1et today was firm and prices
Wsrs higher with interest centered In
nearby cugsrs only. There were early
uls a ss.eee hass al Porto Ricos 10
DocO rs(jners at s.o3 for centrifugal
ed q he closs 1850 bags Of sando-
minGus sA1 i.;se Brazilian were taken
q - Tue raw sugar OF the futures
nsskss vere firmer early on covering
en- srsAs buying and after advanc-
nag Z 10 8 points, prices sased OF un.
81 uaui1ation. closing unchanged "a
Z points nes, higher. May closed nj
~, July s.>s: September s.ts and De
cembsr slp.
1hsrs were no changes In refines
viii lIns granulated quoted from SO
go and NTH . fair inquiry noted
Trollng In refined futures was neg
Iccss1 snd n the absence of business
pg1reo Were nominal. Closing bids were
pe1nis nes lower with July. August
aRa &pSeeMber II Gas and December
q zee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-26
ooTroNS1ID On.
D. Associated prsss.

NEW YORK. May ss.-Co,,on seed
oil today advanced = 10 i6 points
through short covering ON the bulge
In the other MARKETS and light offer
lngs Of crude. but sentiment was
against the market and for want OF
outside support prices settled hack
toward the close. Final bids were 80
points lower for May and siSs higher
Ia one lower for the balance. Prime
crude $50: prime summer yellow spot
nolninal: July, ;.s6: september 80
December ;..5. all bid.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-26
WICHITA MARKETS


WICHITA Kan. May ?s.-Hogs. 9.
500: market iSc lower; top. s'sS; hulk.
s..50a1so.
Cattle-Steady: slow; beef steers. $3.50
1880: beef cows and heifers. f.5oGs.oo;
stockers and feeders. s.5od7.?5 stock
COWS and heifers. ss.5oas.75 bulls. $500
d500: calves. s36o91.?5.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-26

Enter here next Monday
and begin your preparation
for a position by early fall,
at which time positions are
most plentiful. Write. phone
or call for information.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-26
@olse LIVESTOCK

~ ~
&Cu1cA0o. May ss.-Catile receipts
le.ooe: ch0ice hight steers and yeariinxs
about sseedy. heavies SLOW Is to Csc
bwpr: toy es..s: hulk s;.se6s.2s: butch.
e. - sock and bulls sc lower; fat
cDws sn1 heifess mostly Ss?sGs.se;
IsaIls largely e>sees.Ss; veal calves soc
lpusf: bulk s;.soes.so; stockers and
SPe1sss weak to &c lower.
ueg receipts $1,000; opening 10 TO
&c lower: lights and light butchers
al most. closing weak and Is 10 aSc
t'uer: top es.ss: bulk ss.ooGs.ss: pigs
- % &c lower: bulk ss.2s6s.se.
Sheep rscstpss is.eoo; killing classcs
kso1y 10 &c lower: shorn lambs 81;
bun eii.ee: ben native springs Si:.'s;
hulk eis.eeois.Ss; shorn Washington
lamhs ISIS: evrs s<.ss: bulk $1,000
ss<: woolsd weshers $500.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-26
ROE


NEW ORLEANS. May ss.-RouEh
nee no sales: receipts so.ess sacks;
millers receipts same: clean rice. sales
Sc pockets. Honduras nj 2h9s ~;
is,:ia pockets Blue Rose at y o. ~.
Receipts clean rice s.sss pockets. Bran
and polish unchanged.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-26

A raw onion cut In half and rubbed
On a rusty crate will keep Il a nice
black color and gave II brilliant, polish
when Il II biackened
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
MAY RAISE SCHOOL FUND
WITHOUT HIGHER TAXES
Finance Committee 20 Recommend
creation of lee system in Several
Dcuurtuiruts

A"n me Finance Committee Of
'lty council meets nest Monday
night date Will be- set 'ur hearings
Oh The budget. ANA it was said last
ilTht that probably two or three
meetings wIii he h-ld before lhc COM
mite" takes final action
report was current Yesterday
hal while the committee would make
very possible effort to provide adj
ditional iOnis for the schools there
would he no increase IN taxation.
This report bears ont II statement of
Chairman Barton II Grundy that
there would. 30 FAR as he WAS con-
""rned. - no additional taxation. 1t
rs known, however. that members II
The Finance Commute" will suggest
plans for Installation OF the f.. svs-
tom in various departments. from
which !argc sum may hc realized
Comptroller cofcr states that Soy
cral hundred thousand dollars may
T." added 10 the city's cNchegu.r
through the !"c system in the build
iuE. police and Wealth offices. as well
as in the electrical department. all Of
Which will tend to relieve tho pres
sure upon the treasury sd that "A
iarE" amount may be diverted ;oy"ar,
IN" schools. There appears 10 b.. no
doubt that the Zee system will he cs-
tah!!s he'd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
APPEAL FOR HELP COMES
HALFWAY AROUND WORLD
Postal Employees in Hungary Ask
FcilOw-StorkerS Here To
Md Them,

an appeal Tor financial hclp from
fellow -work"rS halfway around Thu,
Si"bc reached the employees OF Tho
richmond ioSt-O Office YESTERDAY in tho
FORM OF letter written 10y sin pOstal
clerks 1T iiatvan, hungary. and dated
January &c. The envelope was with
ont stamp and was addressed in a
miNtGr" OF French and English. read
Ing: AIN bureau tie post" l.. per-
sonnet d'ohicicr. Richmond r.. L..
d'Amcrica. Virginia" The letter itself
Is written in English and in Il IcE.hlc
hand. and - signed by the six clerks
Alexander Nyasy. of Josef Martor.
t-canG.r l-aczkO. S!cEfricd SChonk.rn
Alexander Huttcr and Elizabeth
Gimr"l. II is as follows:
Dear SirS.-ENcuSc the liberty Iyr
are taking in addressing you these
few lines, but We are in great need
owing to the high prices on all Kinds
~ goods. more especially eatablcs and
clothing.
our salary is very low, so tina, /,
is very difficult to live and W. ask tho
good colleagues If they could kindly
spare us Il few dollars. for which We
should be very thankful"
superintendent OF Mails H. NJ
Lauder posted the letter in the main
"iilcc in order 10 give all who cared
10 q" 50 an opportunity TO help out
their fellow C!cfks
llat'an ia - railway Junction with
4 population OF 500 persons ana i
situated forty miles east of l.uda
pest; The letter must have made
E"pH connections TO have complctcd
the trih IN iw"nty-onc days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
80 ORGANIZATIONS BACK
INCREASE FOR TEACHERS
business and civic Societies Indors,.
SALARY Program at ScEuuI
ItDnru f,uu..rt

Thiriy-two important and rcprc-
sentative business and civic organi-
cations In Hichmond have indors,d
the salary program OF the School
Board budget tor 1921, IL was an
uonccd Yesterday
Those organizations supporting the
proposition are: Richmond Rotary
wluh. the kiwanis Club. Central
trades and Labor Council. Richmond
flrSt Club. Retail Merchants Asso-
citation. sixth Lee Citizens AssOc!a-
tion, South Side Citizens Associa-
non, civic Association OF Fulton and
tulton I'M. Highland Park Citizens
Association. richmond Education
Association. Business and Profess
Si"nHl WOmcn'S Club. Richmond
LcasIc OF Women Voters, Federation
q A.3therS' Clubs. Council OF Jewish
Women. II. -. Lee SchoO! mass meet
ing, Wonan'a club OF Richmond.
W"man'a Cilh Of Ginter Park. Bar
ION Heights Wonan's Club, Womcus
mond Branch. of Southern Associa-
ton % College Women. iirhlamd
Lark Mothers club. Mothers Club OF
Nathaniel Bacon school. Mothers
Tub Of William Fox School. Mothers
club of Franklin school. Mothers
club OF John L. Cary School, Moth
crs' club OF Grace Arcnts' School.
Mothers Club Of Chimborazo School,
Mothers Club OF Runncr School,
Mothers Club Of Stoncwall Jackson
school. Mothers club of South Rich
inond. Mothers club OF Ginter Park
board OF directors OF the Business
Mems Association Of Church Iiill ana
Fulton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
sAv|LLE NAMES BOILING
TO HEAD NEW OFFICE
director of Public Works Appoints
Old Employer Consulting
Engineer.
SALARY WILL. BE $500
Mayors Advisory Board Creates
PoSition-.ilbcrt Il. Dennis To he
Rctaii,cd as Sewers and Bridges
Engineer.

The Mayors Advisory Board has
created the office OF Consulting En-
Sinecr "A; a salary Of $4,000 a year.
Charles Il Boiling. who retired from
the office of Director of Public Works.
was yesterday morning appointed b.:
Director Saville and assumed his new
duties immediately.
Director Allen j. Savillo was be-
SeiScd during the forenoon Yesterday
10y personal friends and city officials
who fiockcd To the engineers office to
extend personal congratulations Mr.
Saviilc announced yesterday morning
the appointment OF j. T.. Kelly. OF
South Richmond. to succeed J. H.
Frischkorn as secretary. This is the
first stan appointment made by the
new director.
Albert T. Dennis. engineer OF sew
c"s and bridges. VIII remain with the
Department. MIR. saviic announced
yes ;crday morning.
Director Savillc said he would sup
Ply the places Of the men removed
gradually. announcing each new APP
ncimt:nent as II is made. Mr. Kelly.
thr new secretary. has been aSSo-
ciatcd for some years with Mr. Sa-
Vile and ;hc new director has an in
innate personal knowledge o; his
capabilities. He was the chief esti-
mater on construction work at Camp
lie" when Engineer Savillc met him.
did similar work on the big con
siruction project at Nashville. where
he submitted daily estimates Later
he was employed as chief estimator
at Flint. Mich.. ANA subsequently went
10 uufialo. y Y, where lie served as
chief estimator and assistant pur-
chasing agent Oh the last big CON
struci!on job executed for the Du-
points by Mr.. Savillc.
Secretary Kelly qualified and as
sumcd the duties OF his office ycster-
day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
WILL CONSIDER MERGER
OF CITY DEPARTMENTS
'ouh'ii Committee Will Take Up
Tonight Measure Introduced
by Woody.
RELIEVES ONE HEAD BETTER
question of Regulating Jitncy and
for-iiirc Automobile Fares All
to Bc Fully Discussed ~; This
session.

an ordinance introduced by y\idrr-
'i'"h woody at Il reccit rcot:ur Of
'hc Board Of Aldermen. dcsieucd 10
abolish the Departments az pubIj,.
works and Public Utilities, ana Ia
commune the two into one depart
i,ismt. VIII come before the ordinance
meeting tonight. When he miro
duccd this ordinance Mr. Wondv
stated that he believed tho two do
ar,hents could be more ccouomi-
under one head.
Ihe regulation of jitncy ana au-
."mohIle for-hirc fares. us provided
lcf III an ordinance drawn nv hy
H - Sunnally. viii also he CON
.,n,,' MI NunnaIly wished TO
iar,. '' = -
The question Of SOLICITING = "city
Hover will be considered a; the re-
Quest OF the james River Garden
luh or ihe travellers PROTECTIVE" AS
SVc.ati"h. Under a resolution pro
j'hted recently. Il subcommittee Xil!
ne named 10 confer with a similar
committee from the T. T.. \. I'm the
selection OF the flower.
the "r!i IMAM %wsrS amemdm"nt to
crs will he taken IN. This ordinance
i'NrS the maximum number of pawn
shops At fifteen. There are uow
we've. the ordinance which fixes
uvh however. provides that no adj
uitlonal licenses shall be granted un-
~ thc number has been reduced to
SIN. Mr.. Powers points cut that tho
increase is intended mainly aS :, rcvc-
nu" measure.
IN ordinance prohibitire any one
usiai; sand or other material taien
from the bed OF Shockoc Creek yylII
also be considered.