davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-27
tNet change made by comparison with las
sale on New York Stock Exchange.
PHILADELPHIA BONDS
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. March 27.-Under the in.
fuence Of foreign orders the exchange
market opened at declines ranging from
IN in sterling to 20 points in Norway.
Marks showed net loss of / "A points
at 29A. So far ms could be learned,
the influence upon the market was po.
litical, but dealings are still largely
professional. AS compared with Sat.
urday's final figures. sterling was down
IN, francs down 31s, Belgians 3, lire
2h, Swiss 3, pesetas 1, Danish 8, Nor.
way 20 and Sweden and Holland 8
each.
At the end of the first hour, marks
were quoted down to new low record
Of .29A. The previous lowest figure
ever reached was .291a last week. The
closing for marks on Saturday was
Biz. Other quotations were: Sterling
cables 4.37$s. demand 4.367s: franc
cables 500, checks sos; lire cables
500, checks 5.0Sh. The above quota
tions show sterling down one cent net,
francs down AZ and lire down 2h
from Saturdays finals.
The Central European exchanges
were quoted today as follows: Ru.
manian. .72R; Bulgarian, 10; Serb
ian, 1.23; Greek. 4.10; Polish marks.
.024O; Finnish, 200; Czecho- -Sloyak.
ian, 10; Austrian, .O140; Hungarian,
II.
The premium on New York funds in
Montreal today was 27s per cent. The
discount on Canadian funds in New
York today was . 1915 per cent.
SATURDAYS CLOSING QUOTATIONS
Sterling Francs Ire Guilders
DEMAND .... f.3St 0.O4 Big 87S4
Cables ....,. 4.3Sss g.O4h g. l2is 27If
TODAY'S OPENING QUOTATIONS
Sterling Francs Lire Guilders
Demand .,... 4.38h 500 60SIs NJ TX
Gables ...... 4.37h 900 300 AZ AZ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-27
IRREGULAR TREND
|NL0cAL MARKET
Phlla. ) Electric, After Making
New Top, Encountered Free
Profit Taking

The local market also displayed re-.
dictionary tendency, but outside Of
Philadelphia Electric common the deal
ingS were Of small dimensions and price
movement very Irregular. There was
continued active buying OF Philadelphia
Electric at the outset. carrying 1t to q
new high record for the year at 26%.
The forward swing, however, was ar.
rested at that figure by encountering a
freer supply Of stock. largely due to
rcalixing sales. An approximate proht
Of 4 points IL little too much for aver
age local trader to resist.
In 20 far as actual news. there was
nothing definite to come to the surface
to further explain the recent outburst
Of speculative enthusiasm. It is q
pretty general guess that the animated
upbidding of the stock was largely the
outcome Of clever pool work, and a vim
dow dressing preparatory to the an
nouncepent Of the company's new n
nnncins plans.
Interest, on the other hand. ap.
peared to have petered out in p. II. T.,
and the turnover was about the smallest
recorded in o number of weeks. The
price was well sustained at last weeks
top price. 269s, indicating continued
quiet absorption and accumulation. 1t
is figured that the pool which had been
the market sponsor has acquired ap-
proximately 10000 shares since the So
called Mitten management controversy
started. Only few odd lots Of Union
Traction came out Mt 39ia. an ad.
vance Of u.
The American Stores issues showed
renewed strength. with the common. ad.
vancing over a point first preferred
1N and the second preferred 2. bring
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-27
Prices Improve on Paris sourss

Paris, March 27.--Prlccs improved on the
Bourge today. Three per cent rentes, 80
francs rs csntimes: exchange on London. ~
francs o. centimes. b per Sllt loan, FRANC ?
o5 csntimes The douD 0as quoted at IL
francs II centines.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-27
Commodity Markets
GRAIN MARKET

sc to &c lower for May and Nc to asc
over for July. Trade was fairly ac-
tive. with prominent Eastern houses
selling at the start. On the break
commission houses had resting orders
to buy.
Corn started unchanged to l4c higher
for May and lsc to asc lower for July.
Trade was mixed. with cash houses
hedging in the May position and com :
mission houses selling July after the
immediate opening.
Oats started 1sc to Ac higher for
May and unchanged for July. Locals
bought the May delivery, while commits
sion houses sold July.
Provisions started easier for lard.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-27
LONDON STOCK MARKET
Dealings Brisk and Sentiment Cheer.
fuL-lndustrIaIs Waver

London, March 27.-Dcalings in So.
curities on the stock exchange were
more brisk today and sentiment was
more cheerful. Owing to the domestic
labor situation, the industrial DEPART
ment wavcred. Hudsop's Bay was 6"s
The undcrtone of the oil list was firm,
but operations were professional. Royal
Dutch was 36H. Shell Transport and
Trading 1 11-1G and Mexican Eagle
3&. -.
Home rails were strong In spots.
Dollar descriptions were hard, in SYM
pathy with New York exchange. Ad.
justments caused Argentine rails to
see saw. Gilt -edged Investment issues
were stiff, with the tendency upward.
French loans were quiet around pre-.
vious prices. Changes in kafiirs were
narrow, but quotations were better.
rubber shares were checkered.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-27
BAR sILvE r

Domestic bar silver was unchanssd In
New York today at e0h Q per hne S1neoi
foreign. 64kc, en- advance Of h c. IN Lon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-27
RAILROAD EARNINGS
WESTERN MARYLAND
MoNEY.LENpINo RATES
BALTIMORE AND OHIO

NEW fORk--Money or call. both ella sses
Of collateral, opened today at Al per cent
for lending and renewing.
PHILADELPHIA-Cali. q per cent: time,
months. to 5h per cent.
IONDON-Money;, 3h psr cent. Discount
rates. short bills. 3i4 per cent: three months
bills. St 03 bio per cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-27
Reserve sanks' pIscount Rate.

Official rediscount rates at the twelve Fed
eral Reserve banks are as fOllows:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-27
N.w Hayep TO Issue Equipments

Nv WHImn;d HAVEN and Hartford Railroad was siven
permission today by the Inisres,e "a ooS Com n
meTGs nnm nm.nt trust Certificates at par. The
sees seu g"f DIS from the sale the railroads viii
use 70 pay on promlssory notes, Tne CON.
m,ss1i nent approval r" OF Erie Railroad rsfundins
plsns. specincaily authorized that railroad
n By the War Finance CORPORATION, and
falling due April L. ,, Ths Erie .sHoo .ysHso a,sS nsS
in per cent T.oIes which will be delivered
10 the war Finance Corporation in lieu el
ether securities Of the Erie which msturs
April !. -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-27
Previous
Close
COTTON MARKET

New York, March T.-The cotton
market opened steady at 6 points de.
cline to I point advance. Iiverpco ol
cables. following early steadiness
turned easy late in the day. This, in
connection with Southern selling. led
TO the opening loss here. but prices
quickly rallied on trade ca!'n:. and
demand from commission houses hased
on the wet Central and Eastern belts
and predictions for further unsettled
conditions in the latter district tonight
and tomorrow. Brokers acting for Jap
anesa interests were buyers OF the July
POSITION. The Continent was a seller
of the near and buyer Of new crop
,,,ntbc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-27
Stock Dividend by Franklin N,tlona,

FrankliR National Bank directors today de-
record March 81 The new stock Will be
viii be Issued. Payment OF this stock divi.
dend was provided for by the recently an.
900. 900 to 81, 900. IN, regular auarteriy
cash dividend of q per cent also was decla rod
today. payable April to stock OF record
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-27
Belmont Trust Offers New Stock

The Belmont Trust Company "a Offering
present stockholders ;G2, 500 OF new stock at
par $500 a share. This is part Of an In.
having been Increased from Sia5. 900 10 $3.50. |.
900. Stockholders Of record March I5 have
' q. T. :S new a. e's :.ss e q: g:
shares OF present outstanding stock RiGhts
must b sxsrcissd on or before May /.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-27

Liverpool. March o7.--There was a good
moderate business was done with prices
easier on tho bas s Of a decline Of o points
for rn!ddling at l0.80d. The sales were
10 600 bales. The receipts were 5000 bales.
including 450O bales American. Futures were
oulet in the early dealings. Spot prices were:
AMERICAN middling fair, IL. 05d; good mid
ding. 1l;l0d; fully middI'ns 70 SOD mid;
ordinary. s.s5d. and ordinary s.35d.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-27
BANK CLEARINGS

Bank cIearings today. compared with cor
responding day last two years:
s: sss sss sss
b so.to% oWSS.ssSS.ccSS Si.sJS,sSs Ss.eiiisi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-01
Novel Legal Issue
After Death Of Twins

CN.r2ro Nrrch 3I.--Death OF Ro~r
md .lUSrCa R,a2ck. "the S!ancse twins
hts LEI; tho Cook county probate court
VIII: a legal problem which apparently
IS unprecedented. In determining the
deposition ur the S,0o."nn estate OF TIE
,n.n. IL" cou-; mus; decide II Nrc..g-
old Franz 5 the son .. one or % both OF
IN" twins.
A scientific controversy. which began
even hcfor" tH- death Of the F's:ers
cary yesterday. has resolved !i"cf into
the question. "We.c Eo~a AMI Josc'a
Rlazek one individual personality or DID
they constitute separate ent!u"2'
II they were one personality. tho ton
viii inherit the fortune. If they Were
two distinct personalities. only Rosa =
half OF the estate would go 20 the lad.
While Josefa's closest relatives. includ-
INK her 50 year DIN father and four broth
era. wh!!e be entitled 10 her hal..
So far poSt-mOr:cnl has been op-
posed hy the brother. Frank Back.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-01
IN ,hn mark. Some Ike 20 hRVe tbs
hight knee como opposite the re- - -.
op. r,u., nractyc. untA 10 nnfe seo @Es-

ono must PRACTICE eh'H ~ -.
lance h'N; s"!'rI u IN .,,,l
: runner - ":d"''H - &c. '' 49,,
81" r'a""8 l.S ''"' ~ ''."
fingers 81 tn ih'r.'' '." .,,,....
i'&Ht E'""" '''',~..I ...
N""H uu"'L e - ''." ,,..
p - 's"' - N.N'' .,....,,r
Hid ,"Ah' '"" $780," .,.. w., ,r
"1"..'i '.' ~. ......Ic, =, ..n
"'."H" i" d., -, ,,--,.n,
r "'""'I. go "''..' ,,,.,r.i.r-,I.
.''h'i.'''.' @' '." 49,. ,.,. ,rr,
D. "'"'lE III " -. 80 .,....r md
. t"c.>I H'H =. -. : - 49, ,- 1,,..,
. y"r allow -" H." N''t'' ."
! ~ ~" EHIH,"-. Nh'" ,.'
; - given. IT," runner 50" ~ 81
, breath. Tn.| as -" h"',..'N
/ '~rnk and H'S:@'H :" G.\.AE hN''
: -" IL" ,"-9 ard a;rF t".' o.
So. 81! a:tr'.''"r s'"",' nc -.
SU"'r" "inl NOT :" "a" I,0'o''
I p!s'o, sounds =" 9Nn'. :" -"
Win a" ~" f"r'" "' ""'" ''H'
.'aIt!nE -" ""r"'HE :" IL C"f'', 49,"
u:n~ pusi;."| "''"r "h"H' 'p"'
|" lie tc"ns 10" {" long re WI S'"n'
, 30: g J." stT''E!i@n3 100 Q"'I"'! 40
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-01
STORM WRECKS
MANY DERR|CkS

Memphis, Tenn. March S1.-Storms
which in some instances took the form
Of tornadoes have swept several seq
tiOns OF tho south during the last ~
hours with heavy property damage but
80 tar us has been reported no lives
we're lost
PROPERTY damage OF 100000 resulted
'"on = Ir.nGs.orm at tho Red River
Parish Oil field IN Louisiana. One hun
urcd ami f.nlY derrlcks were blown
down and Sc\..ral buildings were wreck
ed Several warehouses were destroyed
- CoSshata. Louisiana.
Two pcvsor.s we're seriously injured
md 4 lumber OF homes were damaged
IN 4 tornado NJ Savannah. Tennessee
last night and several persons were re-
rOrted injured at Crane Hill, in northern
Alabama. early today In Il tornado which
damaged fifteen residences.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-01
HOMER FOR RUTH

San Antonio, Tex. March SL~-Baoe
Ruth rot a home run and the Yankee
beat the Dodgers today l. TO ).
Score:
New York American II; 10: 0.
Brooklyn Nationals S; Is; >.
IIoyt. Murray ard Schang; Galore
Shr!vcr, and Taylor. ITunGling. Miller.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-01
CHICAGO BANKER
TAKES OWN LIFE

Ch!cago. Mar. ST ". T. Fea'on, vtce
pre- deaf az ,he National Bank OF Re
pUo,:r. Jeff his desk 80 20 u lauch 4;
ihe uS:a, hour today aad 4 few minutes
- the Chicago rive. OIiC.a.s OF the
rank said they could C!"c no mo
1--WE cor the act Tho bank - one OF
The largest Ia Ch:caCo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-01
ADMITS BIG STOCK swINpLK.

New York. March 31.--.Alfred F.. Lind
say. former stock broker. accused OF
swiudling wealthy society women and
others out of nearly one million dollars
today pleaded guilty % an indictment
charging HIM with the larceny OF SlS."r,
from Mrs ". II. Arnold. Sentence ra'
pOstpOncd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-01
HUGE LANDSLIDE
BLOCKS NARR0WS
WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY
COMPELLED TO BRIDGE UGLY
PILE OF MUD TO TRANS
FER PASSENGERS.
Vehicles Cannot Get Through Slip al
AINOrHers Asked 70 Keep
Away to Expedite Clear
Ina Debris.

Tho second big landslide IN "a
many days came down IN the Mar
rows, between McMechen and Glen
dale. last night, and completely
blocked the county highway and
tracks OF the Wheeling Traction Sys'
tenn.
At I O'Clock th!s morning. J.
D. MARBLE. superintendent OF the
Moundsvtlle division OF the Wheeling
Traction Sys'om. said that tracNmen
had bridge the slip outside OF the
street car tracks. 50 that passengers
had brldged the slip outside OF the
ear to another without getting in the
mud. There Is one car south o. the
slip, and tho traction company Is
keeping up the best schedule possible
under this handicap.
Vehicles Can't Pass.
The road IS 40 completely blocked
by the slide. Superintendent NarnI"
said. that vehicles cannot pass ~ al.
The Traction company. which Is com,
pelied 10 keep Up the Narrows road,
is making frantic effort 70 scr the
read onen for vehicle traffic by noon
today. But until Il is open. MIR. Mar
ME said. drivers viii avoid risk 70
themselves and their vehicles. ana
also expedite tho work o. clearing IN
the landslide. BY keeping out Of tina;
part OF tho Narrcws.
Trees and Earth.
Tho downpour o: rain last evNnIac
brought down fifty tons or more o.
earth and rock about midway n The
Na-rows. which has been threatening
70 let go for some time. Several
trees came down with tho slip. max
ing the task q removing the slide
still more difficult.
Tho earth and small rock are be-
ing shOyolcd over me side OF tho road
and fall 70 tie gutter along the Bal
timore & Ohio railroad tracks, from
where II Is removed BY a railroad
steam shovel.
The first side. further north IN the
NaTows. was sufficiently cleared
away Yesterday afternoon 70 permit
street cars 70 ruu through the Mar.
rows until he second slide occurred
last night.
Ever available trecltnan was at
work last night shove'inS debris
away.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-01
NASSAU IN THE
BAHAMAS SWEPT BY
DESTRUCTIVE FIVE

Miami. Ia. Mar. 81. - A wireless
message received hero this morning. re-
ported tina: tho Colonial Hot"I az Mas
sau was in t,ames. The Colonial was
ons OF the chain OF large hotels con-
s,ruc' cd by tho FlaG,er interests a.oHS
;Mc Florida Fast coast The message
said there had been no casualties up 10
tho t!:'c.
\ wireless message at 1913 a. NJ
reported thar the entico city Of Nassau
was threatened by destruction "a re-
suit OF fire which started IN tho hotel.
Tho damage n: tho tine thu message
was sent already had run i7to millions.
:; WAS said.
The 300 room hotel was destroyed.
The coat,agrat!1u was controlled. how
ever. after L had caused damage run
uins !Ato millions Of dollars.
Naval Station Advised.
Key West. Fla. Mar. Gl.-Thc naval
station here received a. 10 y. NJ a
wireless cal! :o- hc.p from Nassau. IN
the bahama Islands. where 4 was re-
ported Clye O. gr"ac PROPORTION Was
.ag'as. W G,;1Us were available
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-01

This IS Harold Pnyton." patient
N tbs Cnnval"Srrnt ward ot the Ma
tinNa! Military home AT Dayton. o..
WHO carries an honorable dIScharg"
'rom the United states navy but Is I'M
able 10 remember anything previous
10 his having been W"Hna"' while
serving IN the nnvr II" = ''''.'' on"
Years ola
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-04-08

period of time, for each ma
s0DA wATER- ''''
Soda water fountains, of
81 1000 gross income or less 1000
For each additional $1,000
o. fractional part thereof =. 100
STABLES
Stables. livery, feed and
sales. including street car
rias;es, hacks buggies and
d:ayS, per annum ........ 5000
STOCK Y ARDS
Stock yards for sale of
cattle, hogs and sheep, hav-
nag agent or agency in city. $500
TEAMS
Running teams which are
used for hauling materials
of all descriptions (not dray-
ng), of $4,000 gross income
!, For each additional $1,000
or fractional part thereof E. 100
, TEAMS OUTSIDE OF CITY
Contractors or others hir-
ing teams or wagons or car
riageS. either or all, from be-
y,nd the city limits within
tie city limits for gain shall
pay license for the use of
, every such one-horse Yehiele
and t?am, per month ...... $50
, And for each and every
two-horse vehicle and team,
t.SO
, TELEGRAPH COMPANIES
Telegraph companies or
agencies, for business done
exclusively in the City of Un-
ion. and not including any
business done for the gov
eminent of the United
States, its officers agents,
D as follows:
OF $1,000 gross inc ONE
less, per annum .......... 5000
Over $1,000 and up to ST.
800 gross income .......... 1900
Over $1,000 and up to ST.,
GOO gross income ........ 10000
! Over s., 200 and up to ST.
800 gross income .... l25.OO
. $4,000 and over ....... 5000
ELEPHONE COMPANIES
. Telephone companies or
agencies, for business done
o clusively within the City of
Union, and not including
and business done to or from
points without the State of
0 South Carolina, and not in
c!uding any business done
D for the government of the
United States, its officers
or agents, as follows:
OF $4,000 gross income or
$1,000 to $4,000 gross
q income 10000
$20,0 to $4,000 gross
O. income NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10000
over $4,000 for each ad-
81 tirional 81 900 of frac-
tiunal part thereof 1000
This section shall also ap
ply TO every person. firm or
corporation, whether q regu-
lar telephone company or
not, charging for telephone
service
THTATERS AND OPERA
O HOUSES
G Theaters and opera houses.
not to include moving picture
shows, of $4,000 gross in
come or less .......... 1900
$4,000 to $4,000 gross
income ................... 10000
. er $4,000 .............. l25.00
ITif EWRETERS-
rypewriters. cash regis
tp3.i or like machines, agents
OF dealers ................ 1000
0 [ NnERTAk ERS AND EN-
nALMERS--
NrdcrtakerS or embalm-
cr~. of $4,000 gross income
G or less ..:.......... 2o.OO
For each additional 81 900
o or fractional part thereof 100
NAt DEN ii: Les
Vaudeville shows. not in
4 ding moving pictures, but
to .rclad" road shows a.; 10000
For each additional $1,000
O" ''ar,hnal part thereof o.oo
Any license issued to any
H%'h NaAuo'h!e may De SUP
~ l", to 'e'ocatlon at any
lime on account OF any I'M
10 moraI OF indecent or vulgar
performance that may De al
Owed IN IN #Mch Va9deville
Sho". . me mayor Iouncl
ma or Guy Iierk shall al all
mes nave fuII authorty TO
clter Sa'o Naudevlhe SHOWS
l"E lhSpecl0n pui poses, ana
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-04-08

Same as retail merchants.
LUNCH ROOMS AND RES
TAURANTS-
Lunch rooms and reStau-
rants, serving meals only,
per annum:
Class A
Class B
Class G
Class ID
Class F.
Restaurants and lunch
rooms in the City of Union
are classified as follows: A,
b, c, d, f.
Any lunch room and res
taurant not classified, or
which may hereafter be es-
tabhshed in the city, shall
be assigned in such class as
Councilman in charge may
deem proper.
Lunch rooms and restau-
rants selling cigars and to-
bacco at retail, same as re-
tail merchants.
MANUFACTURERS
Manufacturers not specifi-
cally mentioned herein, same
as wholesale merchants.
MERCHANTS
Merchants, retail, for each
store or place of business,
except such as are specifcal-
ly taxed by this ordinance,
for which a special license
shall be collected, of $1O,-
600 gross sales or less, per
annum
For each additional $1,000
Cr fractional part thereof,
up to $50, 900, per thousand
n For each additional 81 600
over $4,000 per thousand.
q Merchants, Wholesale, for
each store or place of bust
ness, except such as are spe-
q cifcally taxed by this ordi-
nance, for which special IL
al cense shall be collected. Of
$4,000 gross sales, or less,
per annum ..............
Over $4,000, per thousand
The basis for aScertaining
o the amount due, all sales
(cash and credit shall be
O taken ipto account as Of
January 1St, 1919, to Janu-
ary 1st. 1920.
n MERCHANT TAILORING
Same as retail merchants.
q MERCHANDISE, Including
Fruits and Produce
Merchandise of whatso-
ever character or kind, re-
tail or wholesale, sold from
% cars, when not connected
with business paying license
q on basis of business done,
with privilege Of operating
one delivery wagon or truck.
(no license pro -ratedD, of
81 900 gross income or less,
per annum
For each additional 81 900
G on fractional part thereof.
MILLS
Mill, cotton, cleth or yarn,
capital and surplus of 250,-
900 or less ..........
Over $250,000 .......
Oil mills, each ..........
Mills, grist, -four, steam
power, of $4,000 capital or
lcSS
For each additional 81 900
capital or fractional part
thereof
Grist mills only ........
Mills, hosiery or knitting,
10 Of $4,000 capital or less ;.
Over $50.000 to 100000.
10 Over 100000 ..........
MOTORCYCLES
Motorcycles, agent or deal
er, including repairs ......
MOVING PICTURES
10 Moving pictures or electric
theater (not to include vau-
70 deville or road shows), of
$4,000 gross income or less
For each additional 81 900
or fractional part thereof =.
Any license issued to any
such moving picture show or
electric theater may be sub
ject to revocation at any time
on account Sf any immoral
or indecent or vulgar per-
formance that may be eX-
hibited i'm any such picture
show. The Mayor and Coun-
have full authority to enter
DO said moving picture shows
DO for inspection purposes, and
the Board of City Council
men are hereby constituted
Board of Censors, and shall
DO have authority to revoke the
DO license of any picture show
in the event their sugges-
IL IN l. 4. L