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Mountain advocate., 1922-06-30
RAILROAD STRIKE LOOMS

According to dispatches of the
Associated Press, the railroad shop
men of the country will strike July
1st unless the railroads agree to
stay the S6O,OOO,OOO wage cut due
to shop workers on that date and
to restore certain wor"iug condi-
tions formerly in effect.
Mountain advocate., 1922-06-30
B. +. BURCH KILLED
IN MILL EXPLOSION

AT about $3.50 O'Clock Thursday
morning b. F. Burch, who was run
ming saw mill on Brush Creek,
died within a short time following
an explosion of the mill boiler. The
skull was crushed beyond help.
A wife and children survive.
Mountain advocate., 1922-06-30

Mrs. VIII Jarvis has been quite
sick at her home on College during
the week.
Mountain advocate., 1922-06-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles p. Munich,
of Lexington, formerly of Pennsyl-
vania, were week end guests of Mr..
and Mrs. c. F. Heidriek.
Mountain advocate., 1922-06-30
BULLETIN

Frankfort, June 20, 1922.
Judge J. ID. Tuggle:
Registration law declared uncon-
StitutiOnal. ". {. Mcdonald.
Mountain advocate., 1922-06-30

Good manners are a key that un-
locks many doors.
Mountain advocate., 1922-06-30

There is an epidemic of smallpox
reported on Indian Creek.
Mountain advocate., 1922-06-30

He is young who feels young.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-05

de San Juan. Seccion Primera. Ger
tiorari Sc ordena expedir el mantsa-
miento y Sc seiala para la vista el 5
de JUNO
San Juan Racing Y Sporting Club
Tvs. Corte de Distrito. Primer DistrI-
to. San Juan. Auto inhibitorio. Ger
tiorari. z casos). ugual al ante
rior), para ei S JUNO.
Ell Pueblo v. Sptero Santana, aco-
Fmetiento Y aggression. Sc confrma ia
sentencia.
Ell Pueblo v. Julio Quinones, aduite-
racion leche. Sc confrma la sente:.-
lcia.
Mayo 81.
Faustino R. Fuertes VS.. JuEn Mo-
gueras ct al Reivindicacion Sc cei-
Icede al apelante pr6rroga de 80 dias a
|contar del 80 de mayo para alegat..
America Gonzalez VS.. p. r. Rail-
Fway Light y PIC Danos y perjui-
clos. (Traslado). Sc revoca laIreso-
luci6n Sc ordena ell traslado solici-
Etado.
Maria Ramirez de Riera VS.. Mon
serrata del c. Ramirez. Filiaci6n. Sc
confrma la sentencia.
The G. H. Hammer VS.. Diego Agile
fros y Co. Incumplimiento de contra
to. Sc confrma la sentencia en- par
tie. Y Sc revoca en- parte.
Amos J. King VS.. Francisco Fernan-
dez de Bolivar. Reivindicaci6n. Sc
Irevoca la sentencia apelada, sin espe-
cial condemnation, de costas.
Francisco Paz Granela v. Francisco
Lopez. Mandamus.
Guillermo E. Dones VS.. Jose Benz
tez Santana. Mandamus.
Jose Ferrer Calder6n v. Agustin
Camunas. Mandamus.
Juan Rtble ct al v. Hilario Lopez.
Mandamus. Sc desestima la apela-
cion interpuesta en- estos casos, con-
ira sentencia de la ,Corte de Distrito
de Humacao.
Serafina Garrategui VS.. Juan Orta.
Tercerfa. Sc desestima la apeIaci6n
interpuesta.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-05
'iflFORMAClON JUDICIAL

ly concede la demandada 10 dfas pa
ra contestar.
Mercedes Burgos VS.. MarcelinoI To-
rres Garcia. Divorcio.
Dia 81.
( Isabel Ortega VS.. Francisco Agpi-
liar. Divorcio.
Marcelino Quinones vs.. Felipa Mu-
Iriel. Divorcio.
| En- estos 3 casos Sc celebr6 el JUL
clio en- rebefdia de los demandados, y
lla Corte decreto el divorcio en- los
Emismos. Quedando los hijos en- el
lprimero y ultimo case bajo la patria
Ipotestad de los demandantes v costas
a los demandados.
Eduardo Geigel V. Dfaz Hnos. Coz
bro de dinero. Comparecieron los abo-
lgados de ambas parties ala vista de
Ia mocion de los demandantes sobre
Idejar el case alberto. Argumentaron
lcfalmente v la acometieroh; y Ia
ICorte Ia declara sin lugar.
Luisa, Ana Maria vazquez vi Ci-
jpriano Santos. Nulidad de procedi-
niento. Comparecieron los abogados
Ede arhbas parties la vista de la mo-
Ecion de alimentacion del dennandado.
I'll del demandante Sc al1ano en- GUAM
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-05
Corte de Distrito de San Juan.
Mavo 29.
rTs-
Distrito Prinero.

Manuela Quinones Cabezudo v otro
VS.. Benito Zalduondo Y otro. Resci-
sion de contrato Celebrada la vista
de las excepciones previas de los de-
Inandados con asistencia de las par
ties, Ia Corte Ia -declara sin lugar y
concede los demandados Is dfas pa
ra contestar.
Rafael Conception vs.. Fidela Re
yes Divorcio. Comparecio solamen-
te el abogado del demandante la
vista de- la exrepci0n preuia de la de-
nnandada. La sometio Y Ia Corte Ia
declara sim laghf v concede 4 la de.
mandada 10 dfas para contestar.
Jua6a Il. lGaadalipe vda. blalgado
otros VS.. Petronas Dfaz viuda de Diaz
otfos. Division de csd5nunidad
Qgual al ,anterior). 10 dias para CON
teatar. sasa
John r. Brooke V. Frances j. Nez-
ter piyorsid Comparecieron los
abogados de ambas parties, a la Wis
ia de IA e2cepcion previa de la de-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-05
mandada. La demandada retro su
exception y la Corte le concede tres
ldias para contestar.

lAASss. ~ r%OAAbHsobts4s4- Ii
Emilio Ruiz VS.. Rafael Ruiz. Ali
mentos. Compareci6 solamente el
abogado del demandante la vista de
la moci6n de reconsideration del de-
mandado. FL demandante solicit6 la
dissemination de dicha mocion; v la
Corte Sc reserve su resolution.
Korber & Co. VS.. Nemesio Davila
let al. Cobro de dinero. No habiendo
comparecido las parties a la vista de
este case, la Corte 10 suspende hasta
Fsenalamiento).
/ Carmen Gorrea y MARY Owens y
otros. Terceria. Qgual al anterior
sepalamieuto l.iis
Frank F. Harding VS.. Juan Silva
Aayira y ;6tro. Dafos y perjhicios.
Por estipulaci6n de las parties que
constaI en- Iaptos, Ia C6fte suspende Ia
vista para la discussion de las excep-
|Sipnes prssias, para A II de JUNO.
Josefa Garcia VS.. P. R. Railway i.
& P. Co. Danos y perjuicios. Gele-
brada Ia vista de la exception previa
|de Ia demandada con asistencia de las
parties, Ia Corte la declara sin iIugar
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-05

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cretaria ii nroducto de Ia subasta
ANGEL Moreno vs. 3. Santiago Car.
mona otros Injunction. Compare.
cieron los aboeados de ambas parties J
Iiila vista de IL orden nara mostrar car.
lsas por las que no debe concederse el
4 injunction preliminar. El de los de-
jmandados radic6 una moci6n de sus.
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len practicar embargo sobre la propie.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-05

corte desestima las exeepciones pre-.
Was de Ia demandada, y Ia concede
10 dias para eontestar IA demanda en-
,,inendada.
Pedro Soto Rodriguez v. Adela Jor-
Ice Valle. Divorcio. La Corte orde-
ina "a citacion de Ia demandada POI
medic de edictos.
| Felix Rivera v. Domingo Soldini
Dafos y perjuicios. La Corte exhone-
ira al demandante del pago de costas
zen el procedimiento sobre desestima-
Icion de apelaci6n.
! Marcela Andino VS.. p. r. Railway
4. 2. Go. Danos y perjuicios. Poi
ttiiipaIaeii6n de los abogados, Sc stis-
lpende la vista de este case hasta nue.
Ivo senalamiento.
Leocadio Mas y otro. Partici6n. La
Corte aprueba el docuniento de par
Itici6n y ordena Sc protocolice en- Ia
N6taria del Lcdo. A. Marin Marien
Paula Salaman v. Juan Garlic. Nu.
jlidad de reconocimiento de hijo. Sc re.
!cibi6 de la Hon. Corte Suprema su ser
ltencia reconsiderando v revocandr
etc.
Agustina Rivera. Declaration de
iherederos. La Corte declare lnicos
universities heredsros, abintestato dc
don Ramon Ramos Vazquez, sus tres
ihijos legitimados. Teresa, Jose Maria
" Jose Lorenzo Ramos Rivera. habi-
dos con la peticionaria, v a esta en- Ia
Quota usufructuaria.
JUNO 1.
81 Pueblo VS.. Saul Falso, infraccion
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-05
Un falnoso Director
de eSCeIlaS cIOgla
Odd.

Yo, Acosta Spiilo, de Ponce, Puerto
Rico, en- prueba sde agradecimiento,
quiero hacer. todos los honores posi-
bles a Ia D. D. D. Company, 3845 Ra-
vernWood Ave, Chicago, E. u. A., por
ell benefcio obtenido con su medical
mento LAVOL, pues me encontraba
afectado de una serupci6n en- casi to-
do el cuerpo, y despues de haber usa-
do miles de otros remedies, solo con
+ dos frascos de LAVOL que consegui
en- Ia farmacia, Y dos que recibf direc-
to de Ia compania mencionada, he me-
jOradd notablemente y espero que,
continuando efuso de dicha medicina
por un POGO mas de tempo me we're
libre por complete del nal de Ia piel
muy psont0. ,gss
Sirva este eppas prucba cuantos
intentan usario.
Sin mas, quedandoles agradecido,
firmo. autorizandolos para reproducir
mi testimonio.
ACoSTA SPINO, (frma).
Productor y Director de escenas en-
Ia Vieie Film. Estudio.
Ponce, Puerto Rico.
LAVOL Sc VENDE EN- TODAS
LAS FARMACIAS.
Obtengsl un frasco de esta loci6n
hoy mismo. IA quien no convence el
case del Sr. Aeosta Spino? Pruebe
ID, desde luego, eI remedio para cual-
qnier enfcrmedad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-05

ley de autos. Fue condenado $500.
El Pueblo vs.. Carlos Cruz, infrac-
dion ley de arbitrios. Fue condenado
Ia 30 dias de carcel.
Maria Luisa Anador y 6tro v. Sues.
de Jose Martinez y otros. Terceria.
|Se anota Ia rebeldia de los demanda-
los.
Saturnina Roman v. Vicente Her
|aaiz. Divorcio. (Igual al anteriorl. (.
FL Banco Comercial de Puerto Rico
Il. Jose Cuevas v otros.. Cobro de di-
aero. A moci6n del demandante Sc
anota la rebeldfa de los demandados
Z Sc registra sentencia contra los de-
nandados. condenandoles pagar al
demandante $4,000 de principal, los
intereses legales y las costas.
4.alael Dernabe. Dominic. (Defen-
sor judicial). La Corte admite la in
, .ormaci6n ofrecida y que Sc tramite
de acuerdo con la Ley. Y nombra a
Juan Antonio Marin, defensor judi
!cial de la incapacitada Maria Concep-
ci6n Marin, para que la represente
en- este expediente.
Carlos Delgado VS.. p. R. Railway
/. P. G. Dafos v perjuicios. Ge-
'lebrado ell juicio con asistencia de las
parties, la Corte concede a los aboga-
dos 10 dfas simultaneos a ambos pa
ira presentar alegatos eseritos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-05
MURIO LA HERMANA DE SA-
RASATE.

PAMPLONA, mayo 4.-Ha falleci-
do en- esta capital, la sefiora Francis
ca sarasate, hermana del inolvidable
violinista navarro Pablo Sarasate, de
.fama mundial.
La muerte de la hermana del Illus
tire mdsico, iltimo remanente de Ia
familia, di6 OCCASION para que Sc reno
vara ell testimonio de admiration y
simpatfas que sienten los navarros hs-
cia la memoria del gran virtuoso Y
compositor.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-05
SECCION "a. DE LA CORTE d
II DISTRITO
Yistasl y Resoluciones.

.a Mayo 3laQ u II
Borras Mufoz v Cows. Maria Mat
ia Quinones. Cancellation deGhipotg-
ca. La Corte aprueba aeI laemoran-
dunn de costas " gastos, presentado
por los demandantes en este case, ex-
cepto en- la partida4 de- honorarios de
abogado, que Ia fla en- $500.
Juan Sexto VS.. Mercedes yalldeih-
ii. Incumplimiento de confrato. La
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-05
PORTO RICO CINE CORPORATION
ARROYO, P. r.
Aviso.

Habiendo sido autorizado por la
Corte de Distrito de Guayama y por
los accionistas de Ia Porto Rico Cine
Corporation para constituir una Sc
gunda hipoteca de $s,OO0.O0, al go
annual, por 10 amos, sobre el solar y
edifcio-teatro de dicha Corporation,
sta en- Arroyo, valorados en- $25, 10000
" asegurados contra incendio y ci-
clon por $2O,0O0.o0, por la presente
Sc hace pdblico para que cualquier
persona interesada en- esta operaci6n
pueda dirigirse al Sindico que suscri-
be antes del dia primero de JUNO
,r6ximo. J. Pefa Reyes, Sindico.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-05
Parada 30. Hato Rey.
LA Ciudad COndal'
San jose 5. San Juan. 5-Sl

"a Los auuncios de este peri6dico
son leidos por miles de personas que
toman parte en- nuestro C0NCURS0.
Mandenos su anuncio hoy mismo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-02
|NVEST|GA |ON IF MINE DISASTER BY
 CORONE R HALTED
Injured Men Leave Hospital at BesSemer-TeStimony of Mine Experts Taken
 at Inquest

Of the 36 seriously injured men who were taken to Elizabeth Duncan hospital, Bessemer, following the Dolofnite mine disaster, only II men remain at the hospital. Three of the men have died, the last being Lon nie Brown. negro, who died We'd nesday. The condition of Charlie An derson, negro, is serious, and hes pital authorities stated that there was little hope held for his recovery.
 Investigation of the cause of the explosion was halted Friday while two witnesses were being located and summoned to appear before Coroner ]. D. Russum. The names of these wit nesses are not known, but one was yard man and the other was working on the slope at the time of the explosion, according to announce ment made by Coroner Russum. The formal investigation was opened Tuesday. and twelve witnesses have been examined, including mine ex- perts. inspectors, and survivors of the disaster.
 Testimony of the mine experts in- dicated that the mine was in good condition at the time of the explo- sion. Evidence is centered tn the breaking away of string of mine ears. the primary cause of the ex- plosion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-02
BURGLARS ACTIVE. v|CT |Ms REPORT Many Dwellings and Stores Entered by Midnight
 Marauders

An unusually large number of burglaries were perpetrated during the late hours of Thursday night and Friday morning according te reports turned in to police headquarters Fri day. Included among the victims were:
 Mrs A. Leach, 2s10 Orange ave- nue, House entered early Friday morning through a rear door. Two diamond rings valued at $500. bar pin valued at $75, locket valued at S65 and s32 in cash were reported miss ing
 J. II. Templeton reported the less of an overcoat left in his automobile which was parked at First avenue and Twentieth street Friday morn ing.
 D. Camps, 1916 Avenue I, south, re- ported that some one entered his place Friday morning and stole four automobile castings, four tubes, one set of curtains and one Ford battery.
 The home of Charles Brice, Isf East Twentieth street, was broken into sometime Thursday night or Fri- day morning and $26 in cash. one suit of clothes and a pair of shoes stclen. window
 R. c. Morris reported the loss of one suit of clothes and revolver from hsi residence. 1924 Thirty third street, north. The front win dow was broken open by the pur- glars.
 The plant of the Loose Wiles Bis cult company, 1501 First avenue, north. was broken into early Friday morning and a quantity of cakes. crackers and candy was taken. The burglars entered through rear win dow.
 The, Gafferd Tire company, 413 Twenty y-first street, south, reported that someone entered through a rear window. Friday morning and secured $7.4S in money from the register, and one lot of automobile accessories.
 The home cf J. o. Williams, 911 Forty-seventh street, north, was bur glarized Friday and one gold watch and $20.S6 in cash stolen The burglars entered through a side window.
 No arrests have been made
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-02
BUSY SE N OF.
 RECORDERS COURT.
Wide Range of 0ffenses Draw Fines and Sentences
 to Jail

An unusually large number of cases were disposed of in police court Friday morning and afternoon re- sulting from an over bountiful Thanksgiving Day. Intoxicants closely followed by violation of the prohibition laws constituted the ma jor part of the heavy docket. while other offenses ranged from improper lights to carrying concealed weap- ons.
 vioIators of the prohibition laws and their fines were: Robert Kim brough, negro, s110; E. F. Widner, $50 for violating the prohibition laws and $50 for reckless driving; Leona Harris, negro, $50 and costs; Lee An drews. negro. $50 and costs; Cheney Hale, $50 and costs; H. Mayhew, $50 and costs; w. o. Durham, $50 and costs; E. F. Culliver, $50 and costs; T. P. Watkins, $50 and costs; Nancy Cooks, negro, $50 and costs; George Harvey, negro, s100 and costs; O B. Hansen, $50 and costs and Clary Will lis, negro. fined $50 and sentenced to 30 days in the city jail.
 Robert Hague and Will Phillips. negroes, were each fined s100 for car- rying concealed weapons. b. A. Shadd was fined $50 for speeding and $50 for driving a car while intoxicated.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-02
ME ERCHANTS MAKE
 CO M M | ISS LOVERS CHANGE ATTITUDE.
Protest Wins When Retailers Present Grievance and Li- CenSeS Will Be Practi-
 calIy Same

Proposed changes in method of computing merchandise licenses for
 1928 were abandoned by tho city com mission Friday. when committee
 from the Retail Merchants division of the Chamber of Commerce entered a vigorous protest against them. Re- tall merchants charged that the pro- posed revision. calling for compu- tation of merchandise licenses on 60 per cent assessed valuation, would years schedule. Commissioners de- clared that it had not been their ln- tention to make any increase in the licenses, but merely to revise the schedule so as to effect more con venient method of computing them. They acquiesced in the plea of the merchants, and said they would allow that portionl of the schedule to re- main unchanged.
 The conference was held fin tho of flee of D. F. McLendon, president oi the commission, behind closed doors. The Retail Merchants division of the Chamber of Commerce was rep resented by Henry J. Porter, presi- dent Dr. R. +. Lovelady. chairman Of the committee, George Yancey, at- torney of the Chamber of Commerce, Coleman Blaeh. John NJ DeShazo, E. B. Irwin. Ira Bard. and J. D. Bonham. The city was represented by Presi- dent McLendon, Commissioner ". D. Dickson. and II. NJ. Taylor, comp troller.
 One of the changes that the city commission had proposed making in the new license schedule was the H. censes on merchandise stocks should
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-02
e-------- ---------- BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE DELIGHTS CHILDREN

Book of Knowledge" published by the Grolier society, was declared to be the second best seller" in the wt rld-the first, of course, being the BiDle--at the American Library as- sociation conference, held at the Ho- tel Statler, Detroit. this week.
 For its educational features. this encyclopedia for children received the gold medal at the Panama Pacific exposition, 1915, and first prize In all departments at the Children's exposition, Los Angeles. Cal. in 1922. Educators in this country say that children are attracted to the book by the time they are five or six. and that even so young they pick up information from the pictures. which are graphic. and admirably il- illustrative.
 Primarily an educational work for the child, the Book of Knowledge" has come to be used as reference work by people Of all ages. 1t has been translated into French. Spanish, Italian and Portuguese.
 It is claimed that more than 5000 children in Birmingham are using the Book of Knowledge" using the volumes as a direct study, or a ref erence book in their school work.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-02
LEGISLATORS WILL
 MEET WITH PUBLIC. AND HEAR DESIRES.
Tuesday, Thursday and Fri day Announced as Dates on Which Mass Meetings
 Will Be Held

On~ Tuesday, Thursday and Friday of next week, Jefferson county's body of newly elected legislators will meet with it's constituency for the purpose of receiving suggestions on desired legislation. The meetings will be held in the commission chamber of the city hall, or. If that place is not available, at the court house. They will be held at o'clock Tuesday night. 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon. and T o'clock Friday night.
 This announcement was made by Walter S Brewer, senator-elect, after conference between him and representatives elect held Friday night.
 The idea of the awmaking rep resentatives. as outlined by MT Brewer Friday, is to get in advance of their going to Montgomery. a clear understanding of the temper of the people on proposed legislation and full expression on laws they may desire to initiate.
 The only stipulation said Mir. Brewer, "Is that the suggestions snail be presented in writing. Advocates of measures can then speak for their causes in as much detail as permis- sible. Organizations -that present written suggestions may have rep- resentatives argue their cases.
 We want the people to have no hesitancy whatever in coming before us. On the other hand. they are all invited, because we want to have as full and complete an expression as possible
 Mir Brewer said that whether other meetings would be held after the three next week would be determined by the need after that time.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-02
INDUSTRIES HELP
 RED GROSS DRIVE
More Members Expected in Present Roll Call Than
 Last Year

Several of the industrial plants sent in reports to Red Cross head quarters Friday showing substantial sums collected in the annual roll call. Most of those inclosed checks for sums in excess of contributions made through the same institution last year and encouraged the com mittee to expect considerable in- crease in the membership of the Jefferson county chapter
 The campaign managers are urging all chairmen to report at tho earll- est possible moment. as they arc anxious to close up the campaign with the least possible delay.
 The Birmingham chapter donated 'a large number of turkeys and other things to eat 10 needy families Thanksgiving Day. the packages go- ing out to them Wednesday night and Thursday morning.
 While the active enrolment cam paign has ended the various special committees are gathering up the odds and ends and getting ready ta make their final reports.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-02
|R0N MAKER QUITS
 MARKET, SOLD OUT
Heavy Buying Expected Next Week as Tone of Market
 Strengthens

Quite furry was created in the Birmingham Iron market Friday when one furnace operator an nounced being out Of the market for further bookings at this time after having sold the major portion Of first quarter furnace capacity This maker has one stack active with others available on short notice.
 It Is claimed that the recent sales of 10000 to 25,000 tons of Iron made by Birmingham producers have not been on a base lower than $23 in any instance but that much of the ton mage brought more than S23. An inn portant iron interest has made no recent bookings, which indicates that the largest buyers are still out of the market. However, huge tom mage is piling up and buying on a broad base is admitted on all sides to be imminent.
 Chicago reports sales of resale Birmingham iron at s22, but states specifically that no Alabama furnace iron is offered under $23 and that furnace, iron has sold there at S23. Cincinnati reports sales of Birming ham iron as follows: 1,600 tons to a Cincinnati melter, 1000 tons to a radiator company for 8 southern plant and 2.000 tons to a Kentucky sanitary manufacturer, all at S23 Real buying is expected next week and the market tone Is decidedly stronger, according to expert com mcQtatOrs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-02

same as last year, sara Comptroller Taylor.
 Other ohAnGos in tho afty 7iren1s schedule. placing certain busfnsssAs county records have been set up ao on tho basis of number of men s6n- ployed. increasing certain wholesale licenses. including soure classes Of business not heretofore covered, and n few radical increases in amounG of license will remain as agreed on by tho commission if no further dsreiop- ments transpire,
 Tho schedule probably win ns ready for adoption at tho next meeting of tho commission, 1t was said Friday.