JUNIOR COMMITTEE
TO DISCUSS TRAFFIC
Recommendations For Change Will
Be Presented To City Commission
The traffic division of the Junior
Chamber of Commerce, A, R. Red
burn, chairman, will meet with the
city commission Tuesday morning1 to
discuss the proposed traffic ordi
nance, slated for passage Tuesday.
The Junior Chamber favors paral
lel parking, the new tower system,
by the city, left hand turns, and wili
ask that the ordinance ‘ provide no
parking on Second avenue from
Twenty - first to Twenty - second
street. Twenty-first street between
First and Second avenues and Fourth
avenue between Eighteenth and
Twentieth streets.
The committee will also ask that
legitimate taxicab companies be al
lowed to have stands in the down
town sections*with the permission of
the property and building owners
and the sanction of the commissioner
of public safe'ty. Another request
will be to eliminate all “no parking”
signs from the downtown section.
MOTOR CAR OWNERS
GETTING UNDER WIRE
Court House Employes Find Joker
In Supposed Holiday
Automobile owners are beginning
to realize that November 14, the
last day for obtaining automobile
licenses' without having to pay the
15 per cent penalty, is only two days
off. In spite of the holiday that
court house employes were supposed
to he observed Monday, 70 owners
applied for and obtained licenses.
About 1 4,000 are still to bo issued,
however.
The offices of Frobate Judge J. P.
Stiles. Tax Collector J. F, Hawkins
and Sheriff T. J. Shirley were about
the only ones open Monday after
noon. the others being closed to per
mit the clerks to take part in the
Armistice Day parade.
