?IWa1I0K ;t ;G VSD /»ug. 1, 1919 — September 50, 1920. Quota Caloaulntions Payments Reooived lUJ Quota" Per’ Cap. Pixod. 1919 1920 1921 1928 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 Slidell Soo“ ~ 0 — 8 — \? — # 350 7TTB0 *> — $ 75 8 — Hew Orleans 43,000 5 — 10 10 2641 75 10 20 — 57 Luling 40 Paradis 10 Dee -Ileeraands 30 Raoeland 100 — ... — 30 130 35 26 50 80 Houma 550 2 340 105 65 30 20 20 Gibson 50 Morgan City 560 350 215 10 — 30 30 Berwick 100 Patterson 260 180 130 110 120 60 50 Verdunville 10 Centerville 40 Garden City 10 Franklin 360 230 10 30 c- Baldwin 70 Charenton 20 Jesnerette 260 240 55 ... 10 20 How Iberia 650 300 Cade (St. IT.) 100 100 25 — Broussard 50 50 Lafayette 1,200 — — 5 .. 40 275 70 40 10 30 Scott 20 Dus on 20 20 Rayne 300 200 10 20 Crowley 900 425 195 100 75 30 30 Estherwood 30 10 Midland 30 IJermontau 40 10 »- -- — — Jennings 500 317 210 — 212 40 40 Roanoke 10 tfolsh 150 120 10 10 10 Laoaseine 20 Iowa 20 Chloe 10 Lake Charles 1,700 785 210 205 155 115 85 Westlake 30 70 20 Sulphur 170 .. 25 10 — — 0-1 dgorLy 20 10 Vinton 200 100 80 10 50 10 Totals -517330-“ • y — w ^ 10 <‘j 0D6 5 #1910 r*—mrer 1 907 0 42B ittr Thibodaux 280 20 Donner 10 10 10 10 10 10 Lake Arthur 70 10 10 65 10 __ $ 7 15 3 10 #6923 "$1950 3 655 $ 982 # 445 f vnr 32AL QUOEAS Baaed on 10^ per capita; large cities induced as shown. Ilo equitable basis for quo las exists. Some communities are poor; come wealthy. Some liberal; some selfish. Some states are closely settled; some hove vast distances with little population. The larger the city the less help; the big cities liabilities in the past. $ 9,000---FLORIDA (Jax. $2000; Penna. #1500) § 3,000—ALABAMA (Mobile $2500) § 4,500-$15,000-#15,500- $ 4,000- | 1,200-0 5,000- •MISSISSIPPI (Gulfport $1600; Biloxi #1500) •LOUISIANA {lie*/ Orleans #6000) •BAST TEXAS (Beaumont #2000; Houston #4000) San Antonio #4000) •WEST TEXAS (SI Paso 02000) .ip:b ,.22Xico •ARIZONA (Tucson #1000; Phoenix #1000) # 3,000----CALIFORNIA (3an Diego #2000) K3TIHATP-3 AND BUDGETS K-sadq. To tal Portion Eeadq» Administration #15,000 § 3,750 Travelog editor ugr. salary & traveling expe o 4,000 1.000 Field Secretary; salary, auto, hotel ft traveling expenses 6,000 1,500 Travelogs, 100,000 Prtg.packing,postage, distributing, etc.- 8,000 2,000 Road condition maps 1,000 250 Wall maps ft pooket maps 1,000 260 Public! 'by mgr. ; salary, of-fioo ft traveling exps. 6,000* 1,500 Photographs 200 50 Convention 2.000 500 043,200 #10.800 9 5,400-4- Route marking,#6 per mi. 16.000 1.800 #61,200 $ 6,600 *May expand this extensively without additional oost. #58,200