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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-07-07
FREEDOM

Harry Lucas has new Frd coupe.
Mrs. Della Van Wye and Mrs. Edna
Tully, of Westville, Indiana, are
guests of Mrs. Nickel
Miss Elvira Knudtson, of Elgin, Is
visiting at the Will Arentsen home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle MoEvoy and
daughter, Virginia, of Joliet, were
guests at the Chas. Lucas home Mon
day and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crawford, of Chi
cago. spent the Fourth at the Aren't
sen home.
Miss Margaret Dunn was a Grand
Ridge visitor Saturday and Sunday.
Fay Cody and Glen Dominy. OF Sc
rena. were Joliet visitors Sunday.
Jas Mahoney fell out of cherry
tree last Wednesday and had the mis-
~rtune to break his arm.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Conard and son,
Bill, and Mrs Lucas. of Ottawa, were
guests at the Chas. Lucas home Sun
day.
The Young women who are attend
ing DeKalb Normal came home for
the week end.
The Harding Ladies' Aid met with
Mr.. Donald Dunn Friday afternoon.
July 7. Mrs. Harold Dunn will assist
her. All the women in the vicinity are
united. A picnic supper will be serv-
ed Please bring one article of food.
The Four Pal Quartette, of Sheri-
dan. will give a concert in the COM
munity Home Thursday evening, July
90.
A pretty and impressive wedding
was solemnized at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Whitaker Thursday
evening, June 29th. When their daugh-
ter, Miss Rose Irene became the bride
of Floyd Rupert Hickman. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Dough
erty in the presence OF immediate
relatives and few close friends. The
wedding march was played by Miss
Francis and Wavne Whitaker. sister
and brother of the bride. Miss Bea-
tee Whitaker was brides mid and
Russell Whitaker the brides twin
brother was best man. The home was
prettily decorated with garden flow
ers. The bride wore very becom
ing gown of white satin and Spanish
lace and carried Ward roses. The
bridesmaid wore white organdie and
her bouquet was sweet peas, Light
refreshments were served after the
ceremony. The newly weds left for
few days trip to Chicago and they
will be at home to their friends on the
groom's farm in Merilen township.
The brides going away dress was a
blue tricotine suit with hat to match
We extend best wishes
Henry Arentsen and family attend
ed the picnic held in DeKalb last Fri
day.
Miss Anna Mae Price, of Springfield
will be the speaker at the Sunday eve
ming service in the Harding park.
Mr.. Heinrich will be present and
play with the orchestra again. A
large crowd attended last Sunday eve
ning's service.
The Harding orchestra will give a
concert in the community House Fri
day evening, July 8. Besides the mus
ic a little play will be given and also
several readings. Program will begin
at s O'Clock. Admission, 35 cents.
Children, 20 cents. The Ladies' Aid
will serve ice cream and cake after
wards for 20 cents.
The community house will be open
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-07-07
Colors as Medicine.

The responsiveness of the physical
organism to changes of color is Il be-
lief that is reflected in the customs Of
many peoples. From the earliest times
1t has been the practice of the Chinese
to ciothe victims of smallpox in car
mine. In TonkiH children with measles
are painted red. while in Spain the
traditional prescription for the same
malady Is red shirt and red syrup.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-07-07

Dreams about rain or water are
often signs of irritation of the mucous
membranes, and the dreamer should
not be surprised to wake up with n
sore throat should you dream OF
people several times their normal size,
II is an infallible sign that the liver
is affected; While it has been noticed
that when the dreams are of pain in
any particular part of the body there
is something wrong with that part.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-07-07
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-07-07
Earth's Movement Fixed.

The lengths Of the days and night
appear not Ia have varied appredabl]
since the earth took the present shape
A very slight change of rotation would
produce grinding and fracturing in thl
rocks, and biologists find no trace o|
sucn action.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-07-07
Her Vision.

A wealthy woman of fifty was told
that her husband was in love with
his stenographer. you can see it
yourself" they told her. She replied:
mo, | cannot see 1t. A young woman
or a blind woman might see it; but
am fifty and | am not blind | know
what not to see. e."-Charleston News
and cautiar
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-07-07
Quite a Nest Edu.

We are told that Everett Hale once
opened bank account with As cents.
Wen, 45 cents at that time was a
tidy bit Of money.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-01-05
STARTING into
OFFICE RIGHT
Tendency Seems to be Start Clean r.,
Movement.

Inc newly elected county officials
assumed their new duties On the first
OF the year, and there seems. 10 be n
Itendeneyaofi their part TO rid the county
Oh some OF the apparent lawlessneSs
Nhieh has been Noticeable for some
iiIAe Sheriff j. %. West has made soy.
era arrests in the past few days with
the ala OF his able deputies, among them
oeAlg TWO, Emmett Owens and Guthrie
Oii4ENeil, who were charged with yio-
laions or liquor laws
o~ens was tried yesterday afternoon
IA quarterly court before Judge & u
Nugent, and owing Ia Il difference IN
~ making cut of the affidavit and
W arrant was tried on tine charge of
Seiiing Intoxicating liquors To a minor.
ite was found guilty ana fined SJ0 ana
ests GhdeweH was given examining
tFiai the same afternoon ana was b0nud
ever To await the action Of the grand
Fury
II II time some of this lawIessueSs
Fiiith lately las been carried Oh 0penlv
nnd defiantly was being stopped. and
le good citizens of the county win do
vel 10 stand behind these new officers
> 20 have shown their Willingness to|
Iry 20 stop it.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-01-05
ORGANIZE LEAGUE
TO ENFORCE LAW
Mass Meeting VIII be Held at Court
House Friday Night.

/ There VIII be . mass meeting of the
citizens OF Hickman and vicinity at the
Court House Friday night. Jan. g. for
the purpose Of organizing a Citizens
Law Enforcement League" The meet
ing viii begin at 30 The citizens of
this community are on trial and no
friend of law and order can afford To
be absent from this great meeting
Citizens have talked: organizations
have passed ringing resolutions, preach
ers have preached stirring sermons
officers have made campaign pledges
and now the time has come for action
against the open and flagrant violation
of law ana orddr.
business men. doctors. lawyers and
prca chers. officers of the law. teachers.
women who have the deepest interest
In the welfare Of our homes aud youth
in fact, voters from every vocation OF
the life of our community win be pres-t
ent for a mutual understanding of orr
community needs. and plans Will be
formulated 10 enforce the prohibition
laws, the eighteenth amendment the
of the United States sol
the laws relating 10 common
uUis3nccS and immortality in general
DO not be a Stacker in AN hour like
this. DO not think George will do it,"
George has been at il too long already.
Every decent citizen j. 20 Toe blamed if
things are rotten in Denmark" Do
not let anything short of the impossible
keep you from showing your cOlOrs next
Friday night DO not stay at home and
wink. get ont and show what YOU stand
for
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-01-05
EPISCOPAL RECTOR PRAISES
PICTURE To BIZ SHOWN AT
THE REX THEATRE

Tho following romuuuicati0n was
printed iu the anderson. :. G.. Mail OF
iJuuc "a. and ~iguod4iy the Rev. Guy H.
Frazier. The communication expresses
Mr. Fruzicr'> opinion Of the picture
which is to be shown at the Rex Thea
trciu This city and il as follows:
TO Editor Daily Mail
In view of the crying need Of shield
mg aud saving our young people from
the horrible and Indispensable and -
printable deformiticS and ahnormalitfes
of life when abused I wish il were pos
~iblc for the police 90 arrest every
young man iu Anderson and take them
TO the Strand tonight and compel them
10 sit through the picture as entitled
Are You Fit To Marry We believe
i'm compulsory education. and this con.
templdted act II 10 could lac carried oqf
would be entirely ia keeping with thar
principle for educak Jon of the sort cou-
tanned in that picture. If needed. viz
do more for the salvation Of the race
than almost any amount Of preaching.
Il am not advertising the Strand but.
/ say all glory 90 the theatre when useS
for the benefit of rhe race. We has G
NOT begun IA capitalize the moving pies
ture house as bIessing ON with fie
show Guard our young women forIhe
ke of the little angels"
Guy H. Frazier, -
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-01-05
ELECTED OFFICERS
FOR COMING YEAR
Council IN First Meeting of Year Holds
Interesting Session.

The mayor and city council elected
Ia November met in the first session OF
the year with a full attendance present
Monday night. Important business
came up for decision ana an interesting
meeting was held.
L. L. Swayne. newly elected Mayor.
was sworn into office ana AZ his induc-
ton made short talk in which he call
ed on the council and the citizens Of
the town 10 aid him in conducting a
strict economic business administration
with the end in view TO 10 as much for
the progress and upbuildlng Of Hick-
man with the funds available as pos
sibie. and calling for u conscientious
effort on the part of the officers OF the
city 10 break up the bOotlegging and
other iawlessness which has been ap-
parent here for some time.
Mayor SWayne then appointed the
conmittce> Tor The ensuing term. com
posed Of.
street iomnitfcc-R VI Islcr. chair
man. l.. y. Gregory and H. Campbell.
Finance Conmittee-E. X Ellison
chairman, II. L. Bradley and G. c.
Schlcnker
building Committee y Gregory
chairman. II. l.. Bradley and G. g..
Schlcnkcr.
Lhe council then proceeded Ia the
election of those officers Of The city
that are appointed by the council and
the following were chosen:
john Pyle, Clerk
Il. g Hale Jr. Treasurer.
). II. Stembridge. Attorney
y. :. Handy. Chief of Police.
Ben Neering. Night Police.
Pat POSey. Fire Chief
Ed Wright, Sexton Of City Cemetery.
II NJ, Isler, Superintendent Of City
Cemetery
The board then met with the repre-
Sentatives of the Kentucky Utilities
Co. l.. w. Mcclellan. commercial man
agcr and Judge Walton Forgy, attorney
for the company. The subject of the
contract between the city and the com
pany WAS discussed and the company
representatives presented figures to
show that the rate which had been
charged for the past four months. Il
and - cents a kil0watt, was not suf
ficient to pay operating cost. The coun-
ell granted them raise of once cent
a kil0watt In their new contract which
il i'm reality a reduction of three cents
over the contract in effect previous 10
the-past four months. The former rate
under the old contract was 16 and II
cents
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-01-05
NEwTON-WIuTwORTH. J.
: Ola WhifF6rff ans q s---..ss1 1..... !. !.

Miss Ola Whitw6rfII s.n,Is CID e-Issf 7sss,.. :.
Newton, two wen known young people
of this city. were quietly married ON
Sunday afternoon at 80 O'Clock Mt
the home of Miss Willie Il. Johnson i'm
West Hickman. the Rev. a ;. Petite. Of
the First Baptist Church. officiating
The bride formerly lived near New
Madrid. Mo, but has been residing here
for the past three Of four years and is
well known 20 many here. For some
time past she has hccn working in
Pcndlctou's Busy Bee Cafe. The groom
Is son of W. y. Newton and Is well
known here.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-01-05
W. ]. M'MURRY
ELECTED MASTER
MasOns Hold Annual Election Tuesday
Night. December 2s.

The annual election OF officers OF
Hickman Lodge No. 761. r. X \. NJ
was held Tuesday night, Dee. eth. be
fore the banquet at the LaClede Hotel
and resulted ia. the election Of the foi-
lowing 10 official positions In the lodge I;
W. J. McMurry, W. NJ.
\ II. Stenbridge, : ".
Chas Johnson j. vs..
". r. Rennenberg. See.
Or j NJ Hubbard Treas.
+. DObson. ). -
Arthur Hale. J u.
b. q. Hale. Jr. Tiler.
j. &. PolhamuS and W. +. MOntgom-
cry. Stewards
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-01-05

The WOmans Club, instead of the
regular meeting at the LaClede Hotel.
was entertained on last Wednesday af-
ternOOn in the pretty new home Of Mrs.
Mary Ligon There was "A large at
tendance of the members and the after
Moons program was greatly enjoyed.
The program of the afternoon included
books of fiction pOrtraying the senti-
ment during different periods of Amer
lean history, also short sketches of the
lives of several authors, several short
papers being given on these by differ
ent MEMBERS Miss Thela Barnes add
ed to the afternoons program by giving
several piano selections and Miss Ruth
Ligon gave a reading of James Whit
comb Riley The resignation of Mrs.
w. G. Reed was also accepted as sec
retary. as Mrs. Reed now resides in
Paducah Mrs. Swayne Walker was
appointed as secretary for the remain
der of the year After the business ses-
sion and program. refreshments of Gus
tard and angel food cake and mints
were served. The cake was iced in
white decorated with a poinsetta in red
icing. the mints being served in red
baskets trimmed in poinsettas. Mrs.
Grant DELPHI, of Atlanta, Ga, was an
out-of-town guest She is member OF
the woman's Club Of Atlanta and gave
an interesting account of their work.
%
Gather Jones, formerly connected
with Dobson's store, left the first OF the
year for Union City. his former home
where he has gene into business Mrs
Jones viii accompany him In about
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-01-05
MASONS HAVE
ANNUAL BANQUET
81. Johns Day Celebrated With Big
Feed at LaClede Hotel

The annual banquet inkcelebration OF
81 JOhn's bay was held az the IaCIede
Hotel Tuesday night December -. by
the Hickman lodge Ne. 161 +. * 4. NJ
The occasion. an annual one looked
forward 10 with great antiClpa zion by
aA ulcr1bers OF the Masonic IRA tcruity
wasfone NJ the most enjoyable ever
given by the lodge
N The eats for the OCCASION were az
ranged for and the serving was super
intended by j q. West and Mrs West
and vlands OF the most delecuhle ma
uure were enjoyed by the guests. who
numbered $50. The banquet was served
ln two shifts, so great was the unraber
tO-hs served. oyer the hrst shift Judge
n. j. StahR.I I,rc sided as toastmaster.
viii Judge r.. :. Moore acting ia that
capaelty az the second Many enjoyable
speeches were made. notable gmong
which was Judge !. ". Cowgnrs His
tory of Hickman Masous'. enjoyable
from the Interest which attached 90 the
subject aud from the concise and pleas
INK manner la which il was delivered
by the speaker, and also because of the
election of officers of the HiclamanI
LOdge la 1872 -I0 years agO-Mr Cow
Kill. was elected secretary.
Enjoyable features of tho program
were reading and vocal selection by
Miss Lois Choutc. who was accompanied
ON the piano by Miss Leonora Aiubcrg.
one ~ liicEman's most talented young
musicians.
Aiding 90 the pleasure of the banquet
was lhe beautiful dccora tiou of the
table, which was decorated with Ameri- |
can Beauty roses and pink carnations.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-01-05
START WORK AT WELL.

After being closed down for the hOli-
days and waiting for a piece of ma
chinery. work was begun at the well of
ROney. Mitchell & Bruer. eight miles
southwest Of Hickman yesterday. The
operators believe they will soon be
drilling again and that not many more
feet viii be necessary TO reach the large
producing oil sand.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-01-05
FERGJ SON-NIXRE.

Tie marriage of Miss Bessie Fcrgu-
tonsto Rot Myre ~ Paducah, son of Mr.
and Alrs. l.. X. Myre. came as surprise
to her many friends. The young bride
y the pretty and accomplished daughter
u John Ferguson prosperous farmer
OF Obion County
The groom was foreman for the y T.
Smith Lumber Co, ON Grassy Island
for quite a whihe The young couple
were married on Dec. 10Th i'm Paducah
dhd will make their home in that place
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-01-05
MRS. ARTHUR ROPER.

After long spell Of sickness Mrs
Arthur Roper died at the home of her
father Mr.. B0ndurant, in Cayce Friday
bee. 10th. She had been IN bad health
for q year and was carried to Paducah
Tor an operation and everything that
could be done was done but they had Ia
give her up. She leaves husband and
two little boys. a father, mother and one
Ester. Burial was had at Rush Greek
sellctcry OF Saturday.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-01-05
MISS LOWE FULLER.

Miss LOWE Fuller. the seventeen year
Old daughter of Mrs. Van Fuller. died
at their home in West Hickman on
Wednesday morning at five o'clock. She
had been very i'll for over three weeks.
suffering at first from hu. which devel-
Oped into pneumonia and typhoid. but
her fever haG been broken and her con
dition was considered much improved.
Her mother returned TO her teaching
on Tuesday morning. Miss LOWE be
coming suddenly very much worse on
Tuesday morning and continued 10 sink
rapidly.
She was the eldest daughter Of Mrs.
Van Fuller. was born and reared in
this city. and had n large circle of
friends and her death comes as great
shock. Funeral services viii be held
this, AFTERNOON ar 2 30 at the Baptist
Church in West Hickman, in charge of
the Rev. +. J.. Miiey and the Rev. Mr.
Bragdon. Interment will be at City
Cemetery.
Besides her mother she is survived
by two younger sisters. Misses Lula ID.
and Tommie Fuller. and two older half
sisters.
fish that turns crimson when given
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-01-05
ST. PACL'S CHCRCH.

Rev. w. F. Rennenberg. Rector.
Feast Of the Epiphany, Jan 9th.
Holy Eucharist, . a. m.
First Sunday after Epiphany, Jan S
Holy Eucharist $ a. IN.
Church School :4J a. IN.
Mathis and Sermon II a. IN.
EvenSong and Sermon . p. m.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-01-05
COLLINS-kIRKINDALL.

George Collins and Mrs. Ella Kirk
kindall. Of Gage County. Neb., We're
quietly married Thursday. Dec. %.
They have been residing at the Price
House but will leave in few days for
Los Angeles, where they will make their
home in the future.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-01-05
METHODIST SALE.

The Methodist Missionary Society
win have "A miscellaneous sale at the
home of Mrs. w 4. Johnston, the af-
ternOOn of February 10.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-01-05
DEATH on y. l.. RICE.

Y l.. Rice. one OF the oldest and
most substantial citizens of Fulton
county. died Thursday morning. Dec.
-, az four O'clock, at his home about
two miles out Of Hickman on the DreS-
den read His death was the result
of complication Of 1disenscs. and ended
an'iiluess of mOye than two years The
burial was held Thursday afternoon at
the tity Cemetery, the Rev A. ;. Petite
holdiug the feneral service
The dcceased was a. years OF age at
hs> Sicatk aiHi il survived ~ his wife
suld ei-'X shillren Mrs. I'd Gray. Of
Woodland Miils Yrs. Clarence Nsnvsess.
of Fulton. Mrs John BaIlOw and Misses
Sfilic and Louelia Rice. all Of Hickman.
Carlisle Rice. VIII Rice and Strother
Rice. of Hickman
Mr.. Rice was born in owen County.
NY. moving 20 this section when but
child He first lived near Woodland
Mills and came 20 Hickman 23 years
ago having resided near here ever since.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-01-05
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Bible School at 8 :4J.
Communion and Preaching mt 10 40.
THE Church and its Officers" will
be the morning subject.
Night Worship at o'clock.
4 cordial invitation is extended to all.
+. l.. Miley, Pastor.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-01-05
GRAND AND PETIT
JURlES SELECTED
January Term of Fulton Circuit Court
viii Meet January 10.

sheriff West and his deputies have
been busy the past week serving sum
mons on the following gentlemen who
have been selected for service on the
grand and petit juries during the Jan
uary term OF the Fulton Circuit Court
which convenes here January 10.
Grand Jury:
W. III. Treas
j. r. Mcclellan
JnO. Ii. Walden
j. L. Thomas
a. a. Townsend
III. l.. Amberg
X. n. Mitchell
Win Rice
X l.. Bradley
Julian ChOate
W. ). Ellison
Il G.. Hale. Jr.
T.. ID. Johnson
h. Il. Randle
j. W. Ward
j. \. Townsend
J &. Hendrix
VIII Everett
L. r. Wheeler
W. H. Maddox
John Shaw
J. r. Threlkeld
JnO Kingston
r. NJ ISler
Petit Jury:
;. l.. ROyster
Tom. Il. Argo
Josh MOnan
J.C. Barnett
IL l.. Williams
Jake I.attus
q. &. Bondurant
Ben r. Briggs
X. &. Pratber
Jesse McNeill
j. Il. Threlkeld. Jr.
Herman Choate
W. Il. McGehee
Geo. Coon
Walter Crostic
Louis .itwell
Jack Effinger
j. +. Phipps
=, JnO. Ezell
- Earl Hammond Zoo
Dee Henry
VIII Swift
3 l. HOrine
II. y. Mcconnell
: Percy jones'
=. MA Maxe
Chas. Ciark
Chris Ledwidge \
Lionell Wheeler o
J. III. Millet :
y y. McCary q
G.. NJ. HOrnsby
ID. a. Newton q
v. \. Jones I
j. W. Mayes
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-01-05

Misses Ruth LigOn. LeOnOra Amberg
Dorothy Naylor and Marjorie Roney
returned sunday from a few days visit
with Miss Mary Elizabeth Grant. Of
Mayfield
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-01-05

NJ. q. Hamilton. Jr.. Of Newbern was
In the city ON business Wednesday.
o
Mrs. G. VI. Waits is visiting friends
in Lufkin. Texas.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-01-05

4 fish that turns crimson when given
food is found in India.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-10-05
Killed as They Sat in Au-
tomobile Some Time
During Night
HAD RAIDEO A STILL
Bodies Found by Passers-
by This Morning.
Probe Being Made
(By Associated Press }

Dade City, Oct. Sd, c. Waters
a federal prohibition agent of this
city, and D. F. Crenshaw, a consta.
BILE at Tfilby, We're shot to death
from ambush near her eearly last
night as they were returning to Dade
City from a raid on moonshiners, it
was discovered this morning by Off
GERS who investigated.
According to Deputy Sheriff
Smith, who was one of the investi-
eating officers, the bodies of the
two men were discovered this morn
ing by two men in an automobile
retutning from Lakeland. Appar-
entity both had died instantly, as the
car was in high gear. Officials at
Dade City were notified and an in
vestigation is being made.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-10-05
Orlando to Stop
Garage Practices
on Best Streets
CBy Associated P=ess)

Orlando, Oct. 5-Motorists who
park their cars on Orange avenue in
the business district, believed to be
without an exception the most con-
gested street in Florida with auto
mobile traffic, will not be permitted
to leave their machines there more
than one hour under parking ordi-
nance which the police began to en-
force rigidly Sunday. During the
summer the police were lax in en-
forcing the law but demand of citi-
zens that it be adhered to to the let
ter from now on, prompted the an
nouncement that if one wishes to
keep out of municipal court, his car
must not be parked on the avenue
more than one hour.
One traffic policeman will be de-
tailed to patrol that part of the av-
enue affected by the ordinance and
all machines will be tagged with the
time of arrival at a parking place as
soon as the officer reaches it.