"TOMFOOLERY AND TITLES"
NO USE FOB A LOED MAYOR. J At the last meeting of the Addaado / Trades and Labor Council, Mr K Baker-; moved— " That tho eeceretaxy aeceriaaii whether the City Council pay trmon rates : , 1* all workmen. He said they recently ■ had the spectacle of tho Mayor of AdeLaidq / endeavoring to have tho distinction of th*; title of Lord Mayor conferred upon the' chief magistrate of tho city. If tho Council \ wanted to do something creditabb, let i them give their workmen anion antes. | Good wages would give Adelaide a better •; iidvertisement than each, tomfoolery 33 lie ,' title of Lord Mayor. The motion was Gsconded by a lady delegate, and carried Tmamnwoelys. Mr J. Ounn gave notice that at (at I next meeting of tire Council ho would , move —"That this Council empbaianaUy protest against the proposal to hara a Lord Mayor for the city of Adelaide."
T.quine and Cuisine.—" I am.afraid"we shall: lwv2 to [jui a curb upon oar appetites," fiaiijl a dyspeptic. '' Well, I intend to pu|-a bnVin'l m,v mouth," '
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Evening Star, Issue 14534, 9 December 1910, Page 3
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