microbreweries, organic breweries or similar craft products sold under such distinct designations as south porter, ipa, and esb. this is intended to prohibit high alcohol low-cost products that are frankly abuse. our last condition -- no person under the age of 21 shells sell or serve or deliver all of beverages. with these conditions, the department recommends approval. supervisor avalos: 90 very much. any public comment on this item? seeing none -- thank you very much. any public comment? seeing none, we'll close the item. motion to move forward with a recommendation with the conditions. we will take that without objection. before we go on to the next item, i forgot to make an announcement that there was going to be another item on this agenda today. the military budget. but we actually -- it has not been scheduled. if you are here to speak on that, we will have another date for that. i apologize for the error on our part. madam clerk, if you could please call item two. >> item two, hearing to consider that the issuance of a type 48 on sale general public premises liquor license to peter acwort

. >> but on the reverse side is when you come into the south, and i've interviewed -- they're all dead now, but many sleeper war porter -- car car porters, t in interviewing them, they talked about, this is way after 1919, in the '20s how when black servicemen did come back into the south who had served, because they didn't all go to chicago, whatever, quite often they had a hard time because they had, one, been around white women, that was a fear, you know? and the other fact is they had used guns in a way rather than just hunting possum. >> well, then, before the -- when world war i had started, the idea of recruiting black soldiers was disputed by white congressman from the south had said, wait a minute, whoa, you're going to train black people to shoot guns? whoa, let's not do that. >> general pershing didn't want to do it. >> right. but i have a letter in the book from a black soldier who comes back to arkansas, and he writes that he comes home, and he's sneered at by white businessmen who didn't go fight, by the way, and he's so disgusted that he moves to st. louis, and he said, i felt safer in the trenches than