Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-11
MURRAY ASKS RELIEF
THROUGH COUNCIL
FOR UNEMPL Dyed
Asks That an Effort be Made to
Hasten Some of the Public
Work.
SUGGESTION Is DISCUSSED

Councilman John ]. Murray, just he
fore the rising of last nights session
Of Council made a hri"f appeal on be
half of those who are unemployed IN
the community which did credit to
his heart and made strong impress
sion on all who heard II Ills object
was to interest Council in the prob
lcin. with the hope Of eXpeditiuB public
work If poss.hlc and thereby alleviat-
ing th, conditions which he character
izcd aS dcplorablc, giving examples
of cases within his own knowledge.
lie was asaurcd hy Councilman
Abrahans. who was the presiding ot
ficcr in the absence of president lyon.
through illness. that thu fcriine OF IN"
other Couu, ilu'eu conceded with his
own and that ANS concrete proi"s;b
would doubtless be faTolahy acted "n
III the next az any otner meeting
MI Murray ldt le number q
people ont ii worl, at .ooo rather
than thu 10000 6Eure previously est-
mated.
May Have Negro Naccin" Doctor.
nth vaccine physician Viii ~ add
"a 10 the four uoW authorized, 10y an
amendment to the rJ3E5nal ordinance
ot 1852 modified ia 1918.
White the four arp appointed by
Council from the present districts, ~"
ftth viii bc am apprentice Az i23ec.
and rnnor Indicate that Il Viii he
good politics for th, Republicans TO
select a Negro. Who would be asre"alle
~ those pt his race in the cItN me
amended ordinance VIII be acted on ~
the n,Nt meeting. having been read
twice last uiGht
Tho request ~ the Wash .nEton Birth
AreaH fr4
council chamber PORTRAITS If Washine
ton and I.afaye1t, Il. decorated and
! WaShington's farewell address be read
at the next meeting of Council IRE
ccding the annlNersarE ot Washing
/ ton : birthday. was aeetdcd t.. The
( matter of SluU for j land concert ~
the Public Building was referred ~
the Finance committee, wIth s.l3a4.
/ chance OF Icing aNorahl> acted On
Fire Department Inspection.
r~4rcctior II the west side tire com
rantes ia next Monday evening and
I evening wa@ announced By the fire com
+ mittec.
Wants to Feed Garbage 70 Hogs.
| a recess was taken III the proceedings
/ If council IL order II enable the merl-
/ hers "a meet " NJ Hannah, lr. IT Nor
/ folk. Va who IS expected TO make a
/ tender fug a contract 10 dispose n the
/ city garbage. based on ils delivery at
/ the city line. az a cost * about $4,000
. per month if this shall be ASKED fer
lie gave a detailed statement cf the
method which hc said is now most IN
+ favor lg cities ID ht sa.a. Class as VII
raluGton ftr garhaEc DISPOSAL r. as.rF
X foY hog feed.
Chairman Abrahams. n the crema.
tory committee said that the operation
az the crematory was costing the city
double what ths contract arrangement
In force until September - * last yeal
had called for and that tho contrac
far collection viii come az for relctr!n1
III the latter part of Ma
Councilman Forwood called attentio,
III The Importance of thc cost faciai
II IN. ,.', HG4.h has ra fads !.
spare
Mr Harnar's plan involves the IS
tabushment a. son." roiat outside th'
city limits of Il feeding plant whert
hogs would bo Kept Tor four months
lin Il sanitary way. h' -a4d. and th,.
seut 10 marhtt He explained tina
the methods formerly favored. of We
and dry reduction. were no loEee
practicable owing 70 the lack ot de
uand for the products yielded III
estimate OF the amount To be handle,
is ouc-haN pound per hay per capIta
which would mean about 80 TORS. q
the basis o. lI5 ,000 population
No Jess amount would be profitable
h, saId. Council tooh no acton.