The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, October 11, 1934, Image 2
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THE CLINTON CHRO^^IGLE, CLINTON, S. C.
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THURSDAY, OCfOBER 11, 1934
(I’i) five
half miH,
(5)\mtHs, and one-
jreinabove
vided !n s^tlon^ It 2,,3, 4,'^ and 6, re-'
1 gt I • I • % ^
Georgjia)s Peachiest ]Peach
A.
ll- ,Srl=:~S?i'
ov MPirTivp ^'TTPRi**VT 1 corpolat6 lirni.s of,
FX^FV^F^* A\D TO PRO ^own of Clinton, and the same is;
Sl’^ofxHF^SMD TOV^! O? ,n.p^ovem«f and^
'^IVKTVr FITV& fJ^o Clinton, bearing date.Jjjne 1st. 1925^
?^SFWNT ™fIfo? - ^^-jand issued un^r authorization of,
T*K£.MFXT THLHhOK ieloe^ion held on the mh day 6J MayJ
'BE i iT ordained, B\ T H E ^92'), and to cwiate a sinking fund to I
TOWN COUNCIL OF THE TO\\N*‘}jg used in r^irenient and payment)
OF CLI^'TON, S. C., in council of excess, if any, toj
ASSEMBLED; • hg ygg^ hy t^g Town Council for'other'
-- Set. 1. That a tax levy of twelve corporate purposes. ^
A13) mills on every dollars worth of Sec. 8.- That over and above and in
property, real and perao^:lal not e^- addition to the levies of twelve (12)
empt by law from taxation-within the mills, five (5) mills, thre> and one-
coroprate limits of the Tinvn of Clin- half (SVi:) mills, one and , one-half
ton be ansi the.same is hereby levied (iv;^) mills, five (5) mill's, one-half
for current purposes and to defray-(i/jj) mill\ ?nd seven (7); mills, “as
public expenses Of the Town of Clin- v—»—vJ..» .IJ.,:— , o
hereinabove provided in sections 1, 2,
toidfor the current fiscal year and to 3^ 4-5^ gnj 7^ respectively, of this,
jneA^urrent indebtedness contract-;Ordinance, a levy of one (1) mill be'
ed b^aid town for general corporate and is hereby made upon every dollars i
purposes. ^ j worth of property, real and personal, I
Sec. 2. That over and above and in not exempt by law from tajeation,!
addition to the levy of twelve (12) situate and within the .corporate lim-f
mills as hereinabove provided in sec- its of the Town of Clinton, and the!
tion 1 of this ordinance a levy of five Lsame is hereby levied fo(r the purpose '
(5) mills be and is hereby njade uponjof raising taxes to meet Jhe interest'
every dollars worth of property, I'ealjaccruing on waterworks maintenance!
and-iieKsonal, not exeinpt by law from bonds of the Town of Clinton, bearing!
taxation situate and within the cor- date June 1st, 1925, and i.ssui'd-un-'
p~rate limits of the Town of Clinton,, der authorization Of election held onl
and the same is hereby levied for the. the 2<)th day of May, 1925, and to'
Howe About:
Welfare Workers
[ Baseball
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Fundamental Truths
^ ^ By ED HQWE
W ELFARE worker* have alway*
I
(Erom The Blue Stocking) , 'w’holesome school activities that we
,The sports writers of South Caro- feel have been rather neglected. One
robbed the poor as crueljy a* the
politicians'have robbed the people.
' enrllest book and public *pea
.het'an with a plea for the poor, and’ jt-'U no disg:race ta*be wrong occas-'^jalate a-^deeper interest m these sporrt.s
ihe olanKir ha* grown ever since, hut ionally And “Scoop” Latimer is prob-
. TheU^ha Tire thanking their lucky ^t^rs'of the policies of this sports page this
leaker that journalism is one vocation where year is to, report, and attempt to stim-
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rhe prutr have not been Telleved. Wei 'ajbly breaking,his arm patting himself' If the professor dismisses his one-
fare workers^ seem t,o prefer to keef* on the back. For the general concen- thirti*^ class at one,thirty-five, and the
(he piHir as exhibits when they inaugu- sus.of opinion—the cunning Mr. Lati- student answers the q'ue^tion, “Mr.
rate a new drive, as teachers exhibit ^mer excepted — was that the .Blue Bromide, who made the greatest con-
Vhfldren when school directors are he ,Hose had new and striking- uniforms tributions to modern civilization?’’
ATLANTA . . . Miss JoMpUat
Bowling (aboTe),bninette,of Oolkt*
Park, Oa., is tba *'peaehiest** of ifl
Geor^ pofebsa. She was so crowod
by Ooremer Talznadge, so sbo aifkt
rale at the eoart of statee at Chki^
G.O.P,*t Empire Bid
purpose of lai.sing taxes'fb meet the create a sinking fund, to be u.sed ini
interest accruing on street improve-; retirement and payment of .said bond.s. [
ment bonds of the Town of Clinton,,The excess, if any, to be used by the!
bearing date the 1st day of January^ Town C'orpicil for other coiporate pur-'
1920, and issued under authorization po.^es. ^.
of election held on the 9th day of De-, ^tc. 9. fh^ over and above and in'
cember, 1919, and to create a .sinking addition to the leVie.s of twelve (12)
mills, five (5) mi:Is,v thiee and one-
/
fund to be used in the retirement and
payment of .said bond.r pe exce.ss,' mills,-oneXand
if any, to be used-by the Town Coun
cil for other coroporate purposes.
Sec, 3. That, over and above and in
NEW TOBK . . , Robert Moms
(above), Park GbmndMioner of Few
York (Sty, is the Bepablieaa eandi*
date for (Governor in 0.(>J^.'a eCeit
to break tke rale of' Booeerelb
Lehmaa-Farley in the Empire
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one-half
(IVi) riaills, five (.>) mills, one-half
(Va 1 mill,'seven (7) mills, and one
(1) mill, as hereinabove provided in
nddition to the levy of twelve (12) j sections 1,. 2. 3, 4, 5^ 6, 7 and 8.*re-
m)4!s,^and five (5) mill.s as herein-I spectively, of thi.s Ordinance, a levy
above provided in sections 1 and 2,!of one and one-haif (IX)' mill!' be
respectively, of this Ordinance,^ levy and is hereby made upon every dollarc
of three and one half (3X) mills be-worth of property, real and personal,
and is hereby made upon every dollars I pot exempt hy law fi-om taxation, sit-
worth of prop^t^, real and personal, unto and wi.thin the corporate limit.s
not exempt by law from Uxation,* of the Town of Clinton, and the same
situate and within the corporate lim-|i.^ hereby levied‘for the purpose of
its of the Town of Clinton, and the raising taxes to meet the interest
»ame is hereby levied for the purpose accruing on funding bond.s of the
of raising taxes to meet the interest Town of Clinton, bearing date June 1,
■ accruing danXwaterworks improvement 1925, and issued under authorization
bonds beariri^r date of the 15th day of of election held on the 26th day of
August, 1924, and issued under auth- May, 1925, and to create a sinking
orizatiori of election held on the 5th fund to be used .in retitement and
day of August, 1924, and to create payment of said bonds. Thd excess,
« sinking fund to be used in the re- if any, to be used by the Town Couni
Tlirement and payment of said bond.s. cil for other corporate purpo.ses.
The excess, if any, to be used by the Sec. 10. That the ^Clerk and Treas-
Town Council for other corporate pur- urer of the said Town shall enter said’
poses. ■ llevie.s and assessments upon the books
Sec. 4, That over and above and intof said Town and receive' said taxes.^
addition to the levies of twelve (12) That the said taxes herein levied shall
mills, five (5) mills, and three and be paid to the said Clerk and Trea.s-
""‘"i'll'. h.ve m.,le"in
provided m sections 1, 2, and 3, re-iState.-^^t the office of the said Cl?rk , , . . *
spectively, of this Ordinance, a levy and Treasurer on or before the 30th® government will hire an
irui ap{>ealed to for anotlfer approprla
rlnh. The presenl world-wide poverty
l.s disgraceful; had we handled our
selves with the. Intelligence and vigor
we are capable of, ha-ve actually shown
In other waya, poverty would not exist
• • • ■ ,
O. p. McIntyre says baseball is slow
ly pajislng out, and must inevitably dis
appear. I hope‘so; baseball has be
come one of the greatest American
hnres. The first ambition , of-an Ameri
can youth should be to become a gmvl
Tpiovlder for a family, a safe and re
spectable D^an in His community; to
occupy a good Job so capably be is
-more apt to he promoted tHkn dls
charged, it Is bad for a young mnh
when bis greatest ambition la to be
come a aandlot rowdy called Spec Hit
emhaird or Red Bringemln. . — ,
this year-=-And not much else. On the with “Dizzy Dean,” just forget'it
twenty-first of September those who for, in case you haven’t heard, the
thought they knew’ conceded them,.one world ^efi?s is going On. And the
game this.year. But on the late after- world series, little children, is the only
noon of the following day, there was .sportihg event that I ever heard of
quite a different tune. 'that could o,ver,§badow football "to any
i extent whatsoever. May the best team
I P. C, has it on the ball this year- pereonall.v, it. looks like the
don’t let anyone tell you differently- situatton Fell tn
and few ,will try to! A Clemson team , . » i
that this columnisf-reserving to him-i.,^''^ ‘
'selftherighttobewrong-believeiis
headed for sonfething that at least K^at big bunch of carnattons
looks like a state adtampionship, was 'p’ *'’* Kil'lK'-aph. Were
held to a very slim one-touchdown ‘.h®, 'l"/
lead, and they almost lost that, a .
, Mercer Uam thit was. supposed
Katoi he has geivn us this year. As for the
beat “us”~b3r'many touchdowns (said
Titers) took a neat little
licking at the hands of the Presby-
var'ious writers) took a neat |)ttie''''■p «•
■• • • - everything we have us theirs. .And
tenans.
There are millions of thinkers at
present, and millions In the past have
left records of their thoughts, yet few
have ever recognized fundamental
We began the year as the under
dogs; we are called the underdogs be
fore every game, but we haven’t been
truth, that thould occur to almort any i''': 'f!'' ««"■'
one. On. of .uch truth, gencrall, “P
mlwd I. that all men have equal (“'P' »" Thurs-
to the man who picked P. C. to win
ilbut onp state game, a lily in hopes
that he can use it soon.
KING OF JUGOSLAVIA AND
FRENCH MINISTER SLAIN
right has beeti' abundantly granted.
f
(Continued from page one)
..V. w.., w.a. same moment Lieut.-Col, Til-
PefbipVTi^"wnv 7burone"iiodt alongside, whirled hi.s hor.se
**i_ r ___ A t 1 .• g-m i . Mn onottorxUa rarl-, ttf 1 a f tar i/*x»
right. In the world. Ion may aay thi.that w^jvill
thing to remember about the Calvin-i‘^. and-tut-Kalanjen twice
It hasn’t: bo one grantl rights except . , r \ ^ with bin «ahrp
i.sis»l3 that they simply love to upset saore.
to the poor, nave me nen not oeen: underdo? has the jnorai I The assassin rolled-to-the ground
denied their right* from the begin, ^ ^ ^ 'bleeding, as the crowd momentarily
ming? And are we not lately agre^ i ^ ^ ... jgave w’ay. As he lay on the pavement,
In denying the rights Of the middle 1*4^, l. ♦ i ♦ several more shots, which
clawT too may «y agMn I am mla I^Toach Johnson i, to be congratulat- spectator, standing about,
taken, but In this case I am not: no ed on the purchase of the gTidgraph|
Farm Earnings
Show Increase
one 1* freely and generally granted* now graces the chapel rostrum,
human lights except the poor man, D ®ight not have been a financial
who will not take advantage of tfioin success on last Saturday but it was
__ • • • 1? tiertainly a meclmnical succesj/. .Next
In the few cases where writers ha^’ soughJ'
AnnouncemenF Comes With Out
line of Census To Be Made In
1935. To Guide In Recovery.
Washington, Oct. H.^Jn an effort to
find out what change’s impression and
■of one and one-half (IVi) k.rnills be day of Novenrher, 1934.
and is hereby made upon every dol-| *Sec. 11. That on a(t-taxe.s and as-
lars worth of property, real and per- ses.sments, or any portion thereof.
army of 26,000 and put it to work, oo
a thorougih canvas.s beginning January
1.
Announcing the 1935 farm een.sus
Policemen cut loose with their own
guns as* he lay there. He never had a
chance to pull that bomb* out of his
pocket. “
I Then, withj cries of fury, the crowd
..ww V—— —.......—, A . .ruahed forward and sought to tear
sound sense, thrfy will not be under that ckn compare withjit. And apart.
stood onleea-extremely careful in ex- f* ^5^;' The police who had shot him rushed
pressing It There Is so mneh folnij' [ ^ and saved him from the fury of
on people will not bother long with ® I® f®. mob. They carried him, bleeding
paragraph or page not simply written and dying, to a near^newsstand. He.
and easily understood. Among the *1, *^«ii *'"*|died within two hours in a police sta-
small number of men whose names at- *"^®^*^ :tion under questioning,
tract my attention on encountering school spint that its purchase, -i—gg—
them In print Is Benjamin DeCasseres. i displays.
I 00 not know who ho la; only that he '
•eema to be struggling to make a IIt- 1 There is one aspect of athljetics that’carried in arid put on a divan,
mg a* a writer, haa a good deal of real is usually overlooked — thkt is thej Hg died there garbed in the full
genlue, and writes too much about the .physical training and pure ^njoyirient.dress uniform of an admiral. Acros.s
I The chauffeur of the king, despite
[his wourid, drove the car on to. the
j prefecture. -The wounded king was.
sonal, not exempt by la^ from taxa- -.charged against any , property ort
tion, situate and. within the corporate party on the book.s of (he said Town^
limit.s of the Town of (Clinton, and of Clintbn for the fiscal current yearr®^*^’ William L. Austin, director of
the Same is hereby levied for the pur- and due to the said Town that shall [,; cen.sus bureau, described it i.s an
pose of raisyig taxes to meet the in- not-have been paid on or befpre the '^^^knificance ’ .and “proiiably
36th dav of November. 1934.“:rhe Clerk important ’ since farm sta
tistics first
infbrmation obtained
gathered irv^846.
wifi
guide the
oerpre
terest. accruing on sewerage bonds of 30th day of November, 1934,“The Clerk
the Town bf Clinton bearing date Au- and Treasurer, of the said Town shall
gust 15th, 1924, and to create a sink- proceed to. add a penalty of Ten ....
ing fund to be used in retirement and (lOCr) percent on the Town duplicate recovery efforts,
payment of said bonds. The exce.ss,land the said Clerk and Treasurer ahall! ^ about_the same time today th£
if any. to be used by the Tqwn Coun-1 p1-oceed to collect the same,'and-if public figures to show that
cil' for other corpoVate purpo.ses. the said taxes and penalties and as-
Sec. 5. That over and above and in ■ - v— “-- -- 1 i .
addition to tlie levie. of twelve^ (l-Jl j'J” ^Ist day of Docfmlior. '^34 noxt, smeo the
mill., .five (5) mill,... three and one-^additional penafty of J,'’!.. f"*'
.sre-ssments are not paid on or before
old days of heavy drinking and bar side. We all go out and yell jour head.s I chest was the ribbon of the grand
teodera. [off for the varsity teams apd rightly cross of the French Legion of Honor.
Taataly ha had two pagea of para jwe dp. But there is another] side. The
graphs In .a magas^a, and I wai able sports that are engaged in for pleas-
to Understand only fonr of them; jure and physical development within
1. The honest man Is one whom the the school itself truly deserve ^men-
tion and praise. Intra-mural contests
such as we had laslT spring, ,and the'
“just for fun” tennis tournapient that
is now going on are spleridid and
“farm income during June, July and
August of'19.34 aras at the highest
half (3.,. m'ills and-one and one-half, R- (-V; I percent .ahall ^ ""‘i tmh.v'. u” e° re’'M.Vh'„m.n
41X) mills as hereinabove provided Clerk and Treasyrer of said
sections 1. 2, 3 and 4.'respectively, .of the Town Duplicate and the I ^
ce a levy of five (5) .‘^'^^^^^ted.by the said Clerk axid Treas- -economic adviser to the AX\.
and if said taxes, penaltL
world both respects and plnoders;
2. Belief of aiy kind Is Impossible
without some degree sf Intolerance;
8l Whatever exists aspirsa to tell a
petty lie about Itself;
i. There la a Jclnd.sf sweetnen of
ehcraeter th^ It sxtraraaly disagree
able. (I hara changad tha. last para-
graph somewhat as DsCaiMres uses
The^^**°^ objwtlonable words tn his writ
ings, mistakenly bellsvlnf they add
strength).
Touitg people should think sbont old
•ge earlier than they generally do.
ffsedlessness, carelessness between fif
teens and thirty result In many unnee^
sssary troubles from thirty on.
The pleas of parents to children to
wis-
ArcMznd his death bed stood a cordon
of French officials, some of them
openly, weeping. . . •
>\HAT DO
P. S. Jeanes
DO?
IT
Uni^e Vicks Fonnula Is
Now MiUioiis to
Preventiiig Many Colds
this Ordinance.
The report made by Louis H 1 which all men of all ages have
agreed. The Cretans, ths Bsbyloniank,
mills be and is hereby made upon ev-i^^^*'! taxes, penalt^s a.... e;n« non non i r (tioon<u\
ery "dollars ‘worth of property, real e^^es^ments are riot paid on including$133,000,-
and personal, not exempt by law from tht*- day of March, 1935, next and other payments
Bible rail men have haltingly accepted.
»lth *1.31(1,OOO.OOO' ! 7*/.'!"'“ *’ "T"''
to find the True Church early, and re
He said the three-months income tot-' **** Romans, left the same
’ ^ ; Story; The better yon behave, the
better you will get along. It Is the one
taxaUon, situate and within the cor-; thereafter, the Clerk of the said Towni^'^de to farmers by the gov«nment.
porate limits of the Town of Cliriton.!»Fall >«8ue his tax 'executions forr' .. , ,
and the name 1. herebv levied for the.lkt^ taxes, penalties and assessments’coiresponding quarter of 11)33
rrailg Taxes riee” rte 'against the property of the default-’ ami J»13.000..)00 in the 1932 permd. It
interest accruing on $25,000 wgter-l'n? taxpayers according to law.. !''»» ®* ‘"crease of 6i> per
works and electric light bonds, dated Sec, 12. That all finances anf ®®V„^?'® _ ^ ^
July J St,- 1906, and $10,000 refunding Pyts of ordinances inconsistent with . Including benefit payment, farm
bonds, dated August>l»t, 1910, and
Ticks T^tro-nol. the unique aid in
* venting colds, is now helping inll-
ol adults and children to enjogr
greater freedom from colda
Va-tro-n(tf U eapeciaUy dedgned
tor. 'XKm and throat, where
colds start. Va-tro-ool should be used
ai that first sneeae or nasal Irrita
tion—-Just a* few drops up each noa^
trii Its timely use helps to
many coIds--and to throw
In the earfy stages.
Where urltauon has led to a
elugged-up nose (a stuffy head cold
O! nasal catarrh)—Va-tro-nol pene«
tr^ce^ deep into the nasal
reaucer swollen m(
main In It, In spite of frequent trans
gresisloDs.
— • • •
away ciogging mucus—brings oom-
g relief.
fortiog
Ta-tvo-ool is
lutefy safe—for V>th chldhen and
adulta It has been dinkey tested
by physicians- and proved in every
day home use by millions.
(Note: The remaikable succsess of
Vicks Drope—for iKwe and throat—
has brought scores of imitations.
The trademark Va~tro~nol is your
IgroteeUop in getting this excliulye
formula. Always ask for Vicks
Va^tny-nol. Now in two generous
ateea—30c and SOe.)
Ta-tn>-nol and its companion
product, ykks TapoRub (the mod
em external treatment for colds)
form the basis of Vicks Plan for-*
Better Control of Colds—fully ex
plained tn each Vicks package.
$4,0(l0 sewerage bond.s, dated July
1st, 1911, and $20,OOt), waterworks ex
tension bo«4»-”d«tetf-;T#ulyv l!rtr"T9nT
the provi.sions of this, ordinance ’"be ‘"Come in .August averaged abqHt
and the same are hereby repealed. above the low level gf ■
Dog story for O. O. McIntyre; As
nice s girt of nineteen ss I know owns
t pup seven months-old; ^jHl-there
Done arid ratified. „by the ftr^t-quarler' uf“’19;)3, Bean said.,
t*TuncrrbTthe Town of Clinton, S. C.,'|- *
Immoral Movies
Vi-
end to create a sinking fund tq be' i,n’Council assembled and the ' MethbClistS FlaV
used in the retirement and paytnent "f ^"'d Town hefeto af-l _ J
of said bonds. The excess./f aO'y.'f‘X-d this the 1st day of October. 1934.
to be used by the Town Cbuncil for^ ' P. S. BAILE\,
o‘,hor corporate purpose.^/ .1 ' ? ■ *. ' Mayor*
Sec. 6. That over and above arid in .■Attest:
addition to the levies of twelve (12)C. HEU.'sTESS. . . _
mills, five'(5) mills, three and one- Clcik-ami Treasurer,
half (3Vi) mills, and one' and one- ^ ~
half (1^.*) miHs,.anl five (5) §(0^
»s-hereinbaove provided in sections., * •
2 3,.4 ,and 5, respective^- of thl.l TueSOaiy Night
'Ordinance; a* levy of one-half' (^-j), Jl
mill be" and is hereby made upon ev-! . ,,,
«y dollars wprth of irroporty, -.ear
*nd personal, not exempt by law '«* .famous chicken'stews
Lewd Pictures Called “Most
o.. Damning Influence Ever Swept
Out of Hell.”
from'taxatlon, situate and withl'p the' T'”
'V
corporate limits of the Tovyn of Clit»«
Baltimore, Oct. 8^—Movies, liquor,
modern dancing and card playing were
condemned today in resolutions arifd
a;;dresses at the annual meeting'of
the Methodist Episcopal Church,
South. #-
“The most desolating influence that.
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I own nr i im* Thomas on the .^inton-Lauren? -‘"vept over the world is the mod-
* rui fVio imc i' ev^e ‘ for invitation is extended by motion picture. Bishop E, ' D.
ton, and the same la aeieo>sie\.e.. ^ ['the officers to all ex-service men to senior prelate of the church,!
the purpose of raising taxes to nieet, men .
the interest accruing on electric light r ‘* , I He asked‘ministers of the confer-' to atrietch
J
plant bonds of the Town of Clinton,
liearing date June 1st, 1925, and is
sued under authorization of election
held on the 26th day of May, 1925.
and to create _a
used in 'retirement and
said bonJs. The .excess
never was a more useless, troublesome,
lovable, Impudent, natural or amus
ing nrilsnftce. Being given a bone, and
unable to get outside to properly bory
It. he hid It. In the bed of his mistress,
and. awoke tw in the middle of the
n«'rht-'rigorously d'gging It up. An
other (and Mr. McIntyre will miss
this, iinlo)5.« he Is oareful’): A woman
owns s hufldog very- smart, good-na
tured and appreciative, hut, alas, he I.s
"'etrlng oM. He usually sleeps on the
loor In the hedi-ooui of his ratfi^T
oi(!»>fl.v mistress. One mornljug, when
hi' avvo’xe. flu^ dbg \3*ns sound* asleep.
Td his mirtress.adflresseri him nffec-*
'iohatel.v. As he paid no attention, she
'hen '(declared he no longer loved her,
,<nd thre.itened teS^. ere; Finally the
VId dog. actually di-sposed to pollte-
/less. and really los'lng his mistress,
could no longer avoid paying attention
/o rhe proprieties, so he very slowly
(This to
i; Dressed Man
STILL QUITE ILL
, Di \ Ining and bbycotting “salacious
, ' one of the popular vijj^n^Qral” motion pictures.
sinking fund to he ^yming ;business^ i “Tb« aalqpn of pre-prohibition days
ence‘to carry home witli them^ pledges point of the story! his alow, delih-
for chuch members to*sign, condem-j recognition of the affection of-
and! to Finally, In hto
stretching, he managed to turn over,
nd went to sleep kgaln).
• • da
i_,p.ym.nt of Itinu,, criHclIy ill .t th. ho™ of ).i, .„a ”0) tV POStlVe^.! doji '
_.,.-,-{f ony.to bo;P«ronlx. Mr. and Mro. J T. Blakojy. dooolati* hi 1 am about to N
used by tlw Town Council for ot)«t-H^ friMds here and elsewhere are f,each the conclusion that the fSltliy,
distress to learn that hi. condition,,ewd, sex-filled piemres shown to our
s no improve . , ^ ■ 1 children, stimulating emotions far be-
{ydnd their years, are the most dam
corporate purposes
Sec./7. That over and above and in
additiout to the levies of twelve (12)
five (6) mil]#, three and one-
|i»if (8H) mills, one'and ohe-half
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ning influences that ever swept out
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