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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-04
News From Barton Heights.

The BAL Poudre" given by Mrs. Sha Ter
at the Town Hall on Chestnut Hill on Fri
day night was OF the best of the
season. The gentlemen were in full dress
and hair powdered The young ladies'
We're handsomely dressed with hair pow
dered. Dancing was kept up until a late
hour, after which dainty refreshments
Were served. There will be another given
at the same place.
Mr. ]. r. Bowlcs has returned to his
home on Barton Avenue. from Louisa,
Goochland and other counties.
Miss Rica Hutchinson, formerly of Bar
ton Heights is quite sick at her home on
Main Street, much to the regret of her
many friends.
The Young Ladies' Euchre Club will
give a masquerade at the Town Hall on
Chestnut Hill on Thursday night.
A most delightful pie party was given
by the Girls Circie of the Barton
heights Baptist Church on Friday night
Lucy Duncanson. of Brookland Park.
Games of all kinds were engaged in un-
til II o'clock when the pies We're sold.
MIR Durkee. conductor of the First
Street car line, has returned to his post
of duty. after a pleasant visit to mis- pa
rents in Columbia, Cumberland county.
Mr.. Duval. of Lakeside Va. is stopping
with his uncle. Mr.. Robert Scott, of Mil
Ter Avenue.
Mr.. Richard Sansbury is quite sick at
his residence on Luck Avenue.
Miss Annie Cole. of Hoilins Institute, is
visiting her sister. Mrs Leslie Briggs, Of
Lamb Avenue.
Mr.. II. w Davies has returned to his
residence from North Carolina. where he
has been engaged in business.
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NEWS IN THE COUNTY.
Mr.. Thomas II. Ioyner Died suaday-fenrieo
SIM sy-s choois.

Mr.. Thomas II. Joyner, the man VINO
Was taken home from the County Court
house last week in a dangerous condl'loi'
died Sunday afternoon. He leaves ms
widow and one child. The arrangements
for the funeral are not known AS stae
ed heretofore, Mr.. Joyner had fall lroiii
a buggy some time ago and sustalheu :"
severe fracture on the skull, wMch hiiec.
ed his mind He was adiudged insane
by a commission of lunacy and was plaeeu
in jail awaiting removal TO the asylum.
A few days ago he grew so mucn "o'ae
that he had to be carried home.
The Sunday-School Association OF Upper
IIenrico met Sunday afternoon AT Ilie
Mount Vernon Church. Captain !oiiIi
Lamb and the Rev. d. A. Solly hao peeli
engaged to speak. but could not-be pres
ent owing TO the inclemency OF the wed.
Their. The Association meets next al
the Deep Fun Church.
A suit has been entered in the CIRCUIT
Court by Miss Willie Bell Andrews asatiIss
John ONeil for $500 damages Tor aiieseo
SANDER
The roll of honor for Frayser's School
Broad-Street Road, is as follows: Mauoe
Williams. Bonnie Williams, and archie
The honor roll for Glen Allen School
j.; as follows:
Rena Lane. Mary Melton, Estele Shep-
pard, Bessie Grevvett, George Boschen,
frank Boschen, Benjamin Hollaoay Ed
gar Hill, Thomas Fletcher, Louise Lane,
David Sheppard, Fountaine Tiiler
Primary Grade-Annie Trevvett, flor-
ence Humphrey, Percy Fletcher, Elridse
Tinsley Willie Melton.
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me franchise for the construction Of
a telephone system in your city?
Respectfully yours,
4.IA AZ
OTHER MATIht,S.

An ordinance from the Cemeteries Com
rnittee, imposing a license upon all who
make a business of caring for sections in
the cemeteries, was referred to the Com
mittee on Finance. zcazs s.-s5a
A resolution from the Health Commit
tee, asking that the superintendent Of
the Street Cleaning Department be fur
nished with a map of the city, was re-
ferred to the Street Committee.
Mr. Miner got from the table the reso-
luton increasing the salary Of the men IN
the Street Cleaning Department, and
was referred to. the Committee on FL
nance.
{ Mr. Pollock introduced a resolution Ero-
sviding a fund to supply ice to the sick
poor Of the city during the summer Ike
ferred to the Finance Committee.
A joint resolution was presented by MT.
Wallerstein, providing for $3.50 to be ap-
piled to Il practical illustration of road
building in the city, under tho auspices OF
the Goods Roads Association of Virginia
and to be under the supervision of the
City Engineer. He asked that 1t be re-
ferred to the Committee on Streets.
Mr. Gtlnst AMENDED the resolution D
asking for suspension OF the rules and
putting the resolution upon It's passage,
and by putting the expenditure of the
money under the supervision of the City
Engineer. Adopted.
The Council then adjourned, upon mo
ton Of Mr.. Camp.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-04
WILLING TO ILLUSTRATE.
Spanish Instructor Taught Pretty Pupil the
Meaning OF the orr "BesO.'

Suit the action TO the word. The word t.
the action; with this special observance
that you o'erstep not the modestr of ma
ture-Hamlet
ST. LOUIS, MO, Jan. .-"Sirvase dam
uno beso'' Please give me kiss
This sentence written on the blackboard,
of Prof Almandor Caldente's class-rooIs
in the Odeon Building, and demonstrate
nv him 10 Miss katharyn Giarretson, ons
Of his pupils. in the course of q Spanish
lesson. caused the arrest of the PROBES
sor Tuesday afternoon on COMPLAINT u
James S. Garretson. the young lady'a
father.
n,lDit in the room. At the sentence Please
give me kiss Miss Garretson hest.
Don Don't you know the meaning of Z u,
senteuce?' the instructor is said 10 ht.ss
= don't remember w:lnt the last word
means was the young womans reply
..E'II show you what it means the pro.
fessor is said to have rsTtarKed. ana tneF
he saiuted his pupil with Il kiss. The klss;
brought the lesson TO q sudden enc aIlc
Miss 2Garretson went home.
Miss Garretson is twenty years oio ;tiin
very pretty Her father. secretary OF Tn.
Garretson-G Gleason Lumber Company u
we'll to do and she is d belle II soatn'
side society.-New YORK World
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-04
GROUNDING TURNS THE SCALE.
LEAR Weather From This Point ONO Sc
ricus ise in River Expected.

The grounding did the trick Sunday
and now, according to all records and be
liefs, there should be good weather Tor
at least six weeks. Spring should open
at an early date. The skies had cleared
already yesterday, and it looked as though
the reign of The bright spell had already
set in. The Weather Bureau is OF opin-
ion that the prospect is good for continued
From present indications, there will
be 10 rise in the river at least during
the next thirty-siX hours. no reports
have been received from Columbia which
go to show that the water there is not In
normal condition At this point there
has been a very slight rise, but not OF
a nature 10 cause alarm. No freshet is
feared The thaw since the appearance
of the snow is very gradual, owing TO
the cold weather The temperature VIII,
moreover, probably continue low for a
62V or two.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-04
aLEGAry orrHE GRIP

;s often a rundown system. Weakness,
nervousness, lack of appetite, energy and
ambition, with disordered liver and kid
news often follow an attack of the
wretched disease. The greatest need then
&c Electric Bitters. the splendid tonic,
Mood r,rifer and regulator of Stomach.
I;rar and kidneys. Thousands have
,.royed that they wonderfully strengthen
Ne ~ nerves. build UP the system and re
store 10 health and good spirits after an
attack of Grip. II sunerlng' Try them;
49,. snc perfect satisfaction guaranteed
w o- ~ and Minor Drug Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-04
NEW S. A. L. ENGINES.
Last OF the Order o. Zen TO be Turned ou.
Ihis W ek.

The last of the ten passenger engines
built by the Richmond Locomotive Works
for The Seaboard AIR Line will be turned
over 10 the road this week.
These engines. from 651 to Go. are the
most imnroved operated on any rood in
.be South Tner are eouipnea with the
hiah speed air brake the latest and most
improved apr,iance in air. 1t is now stat
ed three of the engines will be ASSIGNED
to The Second Division and four TO the
Fourth Two are now hauling the Flor
ida and Metrono,it"n Limited the Sea-
board fast through train.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-04
BUILDING PLANS
AUTHORIZATIONS
Prospective Bidders Calculating
on Cost Of Club House and
Saunders Residence.

The plans for the Richmond Traction
Company's Beneficial Association club
house and for the residence of idr. Clyde
". Saunders are now complete and II The
hands OF contractors Mr.. j. I. Wilson
had them yesterday and was making cal
culations on the work.
It is estimated roughly that the club
house will cost 5000. and that the resi-
dence of the well known printer will foot
UP $1,000.
Both structures will be erected near
Grove Avenue and Robinson Streets.
It is reported that Mr. George schoen
will retire from business. For fourteen
years he has conducted a cigar store and
soda fountain at Eleventh and Main
Streets. Something is TO happen to-day.
Mr.. Schoen was asked last night if the
report was true. He replied that he would
be able to tell all about it to-day. It is
understood that if present intentions are
carried out, the store and stock will to-
day be transferred to two young men,
who will conduct the business. Mr..
Schoen bought the property when first
beginning business here, paying Slo.C0
The price was then considered an excel
lent one. The present selling price is not
known.
Another old Richmond concern going is
that of Mr. J. 3. Lambert. This is also a
cigar store. For q quarter OF a. century
Mr.. Lambert has been engaged in the
retail tobacco business. His stock will be
movedat once to No. 1866 East Main Street
to be disposed of. Mr.. Lambert has been
engaged to do this.
The frame dwelling No. ALL Williams
burg Avenue was advertised for sale
yesterday by N1essrs Pollard and Basby.
But the real estate agents decided not
to put the property up.
Messrs Augustine Royal and Company
and J. Thompson Brown and Company
offered to-day two patches of Manchester
property.
Several other pieces Of property are
also advertised for later this week. But
as long as the weather continues bad,
not great deal of property will be put
up
Mr.. r. Lancaster Wr,licnls has returned
from Norfolk He said this afternoon
that Mr.. G. NJ. Randolph. the owner or
the new Atlantic Hotel had gone North
to make arrangements for the speedy
reconstruction of the hotel.
THE old hotel will be replaced by a
ma gniticent structure" said Mr.. Williams.
much finer and costiier than the old
one
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-04
We, cieS .tOl q.

Mr.. w. e. Wingfeld. wto conducts a
dairy farm near Barton Heights, is in
di tress over the mysterious diTappear-
ance of his horse and wagon. The We
hic,e was left III front of the dairy BY.
The negro driver. and while the tigers
of tie driver We're being warmed the
wagon and horse suddenly faded into
mist and the police have been asked to
be on the lookout for it.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-04
Bic ding Trail.

II has been reported that an attempt
was made early sunday morning by
some one TO kin John HENDERSON (col-.
nredl who keeps saloon on Byrd Street.
The attempt was. il is thought. made by
some person who had a difficulty with
he negro before he left his store. Hem
derson runs a bar on Byrd Street. and
Il is said that the blood could be traced
from this place TO his home, in Jackson
Ward. No arrests have been made. nor
are any likely to be made, as the negro
seems Gisinclined TO say VINO did the
cutting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-04
NEW YA2DMASTER.
/. n. Du~ KUN Takes CHARGE OF the seaboard
AR Lire Yards

The Seaboard Air Line made a change
Yesterday III yardmasters at the Rich.
,ooud station. and AIR. C. D. DunEum,
formerly freight conductor on the New
River, Division of the Norfolk ana Vest
crn. has taken charge of the yards here.
succeeding Mr. !. 7. Kirkpatr trick.
Mr.. Dunkur is an experienced railroad
wan and canable III every way TO handle
the yards here
Mr. EiriSpatrick goes back on the road
as freight conductor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-04
Sudden Dealt, CT Richmond Van.

A telegram was received here yester-
CAV announcing the sudden death in the
morning of Mr.. VIM Angus Byerly at
the home of AIr. David c.. Mayo of Bon
Air. Va. His remains viii reach the city
to-day at $50 5A. NJ. and the funeral vii!
take place from the residence of his
saunt. Mrs. l. ~ Angus No. 9Z6 West
Grace Street, "Wednesday ar Il O'Clock.
rrha intern1ent will be i'll Hollywood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-04
Shot at Burglars.

Mrs. William H. Tyler who had pis
tol in her hands was the cause of two
negroes leaving her premises very uncer-
enormously at Thirty-fifth and Marshall
Streets yesterday morning. Tic robbers.
We're at the wood pile, and hearing the
noise the plucky little woman took the
pistol and made her way to the back
porch. and seeing them at distance she
opened fire on them. with the result that
they beat Il hasty retreat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-04
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The best and most famous compound
:, The world to conquer aches and kill
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bruises. subdues Inflammation. 1nasters
pics Millions OF Boxes sold yearly
Works WONDERS i'll Boiis. Ulcers Fe.ena
skin Eruptions- IL cares or no ray. 80
at owens and Minor Drug Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-04
the Philinnines

Among the army orcers just issued is
the following:
..Chaplaiu William W. Brander. Eff
teenth Cavalry will proceed by the first.
available transport to :o:n his regiment
in the Philippine Islands.
Rev. Mr. Brander is q son of the late
Major Thomas a. Brandec, OF this city
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-04
BIDS ASKED FOR
NAVY CONTRACT
Matter of Much Significance to
Tobacco Men = 100000
Pounds Loose Sold.

Tobacco manufacturers of this city have
Just received notices from the United
States Government THAI bids will be re-
ceived for the tobacco TO be used III the
ment has taken all by surprise, coming,
as it does, IL month or two earlier than IS
customary. The contract this year Is 10
be for 100000 pounds, much more than
ever before, a fact of considerable Slgnlil-
canoe to the tobacco trade.
For some years past the navy contract
has been held by Butler & Bosher OF TINS
city, and it is judged probable that the
firm will get it again. Last year III addl-
ton to Butler & Bosher. among those who
tried to get the contract were the CONT
T. G. Williams and r. a. Patterson, OF
this city, and several Petersburg con-
Germs. The majority OF these firms VIII
probably be in the race again this time.
in by the 18th of February, when the date
for the opening of them VII! be an
nounced. Along with each bid tie manu-
facturer sends a sample pug OF his To-
bacco, with the figure Il, which he puts
it affixed. The examinations occurs at inc
New York NaNy-yard.
No fired tobacco is GSed in the nay; II
must all be suncured and OF q good quail
ity. Hence the navy contract means q
great deal to the suncured market, and It's
increase is Il matter Of importance. Last
year the contract called for 10000. pounds;
But the navy IS constantly growing, ana
this year 100000 pounds are needed
The monthly report OF the tobacco ~
spertor. just issued, shows that since me
beginning Of the loose season last October
:; ji2J ALI pounds OF tobacco have been sold
IN the Richmond breaks. The figure is q
lis,hly interesting one since. with one eX-
ception it is the largest number of pounds
sold in al equal length of time for five
years 1t is about 30G00 pounds more
than last year Gp to the same time The
oiTcfa! statement Tor the month shows
1.S5S.79a pounds, The average price for the
season thus far has been much higher
than last year. Shncizoc Warehouse has
sold to F'eberuary list 1gt7 -159 pounds of
tobacco principally from Hanover,
Louisa Caroline, Goochland. PowhntaEl,
Chesterfield and King william counties.
The average for January, 1902, was $685.,
while the average for January, 1901. was
e5.5G. This makes a difference of SAG per
'undred pounds more to the farmer than
1901
The prospect for good sales on the breaks
this week is very dull The country roads Dads
are in bad condition 70: travelling. and
but few farmers will be able to get Into
town It is possible. however that the
conditions may improve toward the end
of the week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-04

hand vigorously. do you sing? Do you
sing soprano? Why do you sing soprano:
Are you woman2 is not soprano what
the girls sing? How high can you sing:
Where are you from? Portland? Why.
YOU sing Il long way. don't you? All the
Portland Ha, ha. ha.
Then they led the boy soprano a"sS-
q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-04
COUNCIL. RATlFtES
SALE OF BONDS.
Action Of Sink 6 Fund Commits \; :.
sion Endorsed.
OFFICE OF HIGH CONSTABLE 81 |.
The City Accountant Msaes eerta.n Suggest
ions concerning that Office.
Committee Meetings.
Council Gossip.

1t was Sis o'clock last night when the
roll call was ordered at the meeting Oh
the Common Council, although that body
was scheduled to meet at O'CLOCK. AAe
minutes of the preceding meeting were
read by the clerk to empty sea.s' ana
Vice President Mills, who presloed IN the
absence Of Mr.. Ebel, had some troupie IN
getting the members to their seats.
Sergeant-at-ArIns Ruskelt was very &C
tive in his efforts In getting t'e hieii1-
bers seated When business ald start up,
there was considerable cohiusioli anu ~
was hard 10 get vote Oh any iiie0' - =
that come up. -,
chairman Mills beat the table with his
gayel. but many members took the whoie
affair as a Joke, and 1t look ABOUT lWice
as long to transact business as IL shoulo
nave Done There came lull at ono
time, and Mr.. Bloomberg meseu tht.t
there was no business berore the oouy -
adjourn. The body refused TO ao1ourn'
and business proceeded IN a more Ok
derby manner.
OFFICE OF HIGH CONSTABLE
An interesting report was: presented
from the Finance Committee. IN which
the City Accountant suggested certain
action on the part of Councll IN refer
cnce to the office of high conStapie. Inc
letter from Capt. Mccarthy was heard.
with interest, and upon the suggestion
of Mr. Caskie was referred TO tho Clts
Attorney. 1t reads:
January 1G, 1902.
To the Committee on Finance:
Gentlemen,-I beg leave respectfully
to call your atten ION " the lc,i""ins
facts, and to request you to forward TINS
report to the Council in order that that
body may be informed, and may take
such action as they may deem necessary
and wise.
The office OF High Constable is created
by the charter, but is not mentioned IN
any city ordinance No place for his Of
flee is designated; no compensation is
agreed, provided for, or in any way reg
ulated by ordinance. His duties are not
prescribed by ordinance. The amount and
character of his bond are not determined
by ordinances; he makes no report, and
is not required to report to the Council
or to any city authority. No one IN au-
thority knows what claims are in his
hands, what is collected, or what settle.
ments are made with claimants. No one
connected with the city government. so
far as I can learn, has any information
concerning the condition, methods, or
administration OF the office.
I respectfully refer YOU to chdrter I,
sections 1y2 and 1O3, page 66 of the city
charter I cannot find anything in the
Code which satisfactorily and completely
relieves the situation, but perhaps the
City Attorney had better determine that
point.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-04
WIRES DOWN,
Between Richmond and Raj
ciph Cut Off.

\ Tho storm Sunday night, which swept
through the northern part of North
carolina, caused much trouble and
manage to the telegraph lines.
I An communication between Richmond
ind Raleigh, on the Seaooard Air line,
was cut on Sunday night after 10 oclock,
and had not been re-established late yes
lsrday afternoon. Many poles were
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-04
Wig i, Pens ons.

The following pensions have been is
-ned to virsinians by the Pension Bureau
t Wa shi1gton:
0rieinal-George w o.rnsbee, Leighs.
Is. Increase-John 7. Baker, Furnace.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-04
A Coed Ouestiouer.

Nu Ting Fang. the Chinese Minister.
vas introduced to Il boy soprano yester-
DAYS says a dispatch from Washington.
..FIa." said Mr.. w. shakinS the Boys
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-04

Rrain-workers need food that cor
tains a maximum OF nutrition In min.
n,1,n, of bulk This result mas been at
tanned in MALTA-FfiA- ASK your siU.:
Ger for IL
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60 81 - Natures ARtfG0te
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KS the only cure for Poison Oak, Poison
ivy, and all noxious plants; 1t is COM
t,osed exclusively Of roots and herbs. Now
S the time to get the poison out of you,
5systern, as delay makes yorr condition
fsorse. Don't experiment longer with
calves, washes and soaps-they never cure.
Mr. S. RI Marshall bookkeeper OF the Aus at
IGa) Gas Light Co., was poisoned VIA POISON
{i,aE Hc took Sulphur, Arsenic ana Naflcas
a,her drugs, and applied externally numerous ,,ss
sint;ons and salvcs with no benefit. At times the
sweiiing and inflammation was so severe nc wa
almost blind. For eight years the poison wouia
a,reaE out every season. Ills condition was much
Improved after taking one bottle Il S. S s, ara
\ few bottles cleared his blood OF the poison, ano
I'll evidences OF the disease disappeared.
People are often poisoned without
knowing when or how. Explain your case
fully to our physicians, and they VIII
chcerfully give such information and ad
rice as YOU require, without charge, and
We will send at the same time an interest.
ing book on Blood and Skin Diseases.
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last night and transacted routine busl-
ness. Payroll and bills We're approved
and certain improvements ordered 10 Of
made to stall in the market. Those pres
ent were Messrs. King, Adams and Nc.
Carthy.
Councilman CARRIER, Of Marshall Ward
has not vet determined upon what action
to take in reference to coming out 10
the Board from his ward. He VIII PROB
ably decide this week.
Mr.. Samuel H Cottrell, Councilman
from Clay Ward, stated last night ina
of Aldermen, notwithstanding the I'M
nortunities of many of his friends.
Shall be {; candidate for re-elecuon L
the Council" he said, but do not car
to oppose the present incumbents on tins
Board who are my close persona
friends.
There are no Council! committees schoa-
ulel for this evening. The Committee on
lanes River Improvement Will meet 70
morrow night at O'Clock
On Wednesday evening at O'Clock tle
sneeial committee to look into the IRE
md water conditions CT which MI. cor
don is chairman, viii meet.
onan session on Thursda night to hea
,.ftizens on the forthcoming budget. On
the same, evening he GROUNDS ana Bulio
inrs Committee will meet at O'CLOCK.
Councilman Pollock, the rather OF IN
movement for music IN the PARKS, VII
:. the nrope, time move for the appro-
40 ion sor music again next summer.
The public concerts nave ooeoi'te
Institutions
n,rzand goat license tass stamped 1901
,,-an+ o,It Of date Saturday, nd 10 escap
tho nanalty for not having the rev Tags
loo owners and goat owners VIII nave
~ make application to City treasurer
ph;iiins for the tags. Under ne otn Ia"
ANYONE could sc to the othce u ne
1,re.s,1r and buy TAG Gtt' utis.sE VIZ
law now in force. the owners .'s 'eueii
to make application on q pIilseu ~ -
furnished at the Office, ewing lie l'ai,ie o. .,
the dog or goat. ana tlie ''o''o
dress OF the owner.
SUPERINTENDENT Henry COIN of the
street Cleaning Department, was puss
sunday having his men clean away tilo
snow on some of the business streets. -
says this worl. has to be done at iisiie
or on Sunaa y. and that the cscent rec .zt.
have prevented it at night SO n : tuss 20,
away and personally superintended me
work on Sunday
| citizens are warned by The notice to OBJ
earye the ordinance requiring them 70
| claan the snow of their sidewalks Ihs;
| ordinance i,.lposes.a fine upon all who do
not remove@the snow
All the elements necessary for building
IN body, brain and Drawn are contained
| n, eMALTA-VITA FOOp.TAt all +SrocerS.