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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-08-13
TAI LONE SALOON.

Nom i9t the thirsty rage and the
Bacehanali2Es weep. for The sad news
has gone forth thar Tenaessea.s lone
saloon must haul down its sign.
empty lis deeanlers. close up shop and
hike on zcruSs the border This thirst
emporium The only one Of lis kind IN
all the bread expanse az the greatest
COMMONWEALTH hat the sun shines On.
il located tar hack in The Cumberland
mountains, full eighteen miles from
the little city Of McNmnviIle. and
nearly tha, distance from civilization
lis proprietor Is ". P. Conger. 8 man
u ability. initiative and originality
When other saloon keepers hied them
selves 20 foreign clines, OF opened up
= ne1r beer shop. this fngenius scion
q good old Bourbon laughed ~ their
frantic haste AMI announced that he
~Oold open ID something thar Ter
nsssee lad never known befo-@4
saloon without = competitor. The
statewide Law Is h8t an extension of
TIE four-nile Law, and II prohibits the
sale Of liquor ~ithin four niles OF =
school house, but fails 60 prohibit tie
sale Of liquors in territory that IS
more than f0ur miles distant from .
School-hczse-
II never occurred 10 znyo1e but
Coagsr that there Ess SPOT il
sEudits Tennessee that was more than
t0zr miles from 3 schoolhozse. and
30 situated that 10 school-house e1uli
- erected close enough 10 prevent
he sale @ 8q7o- But COngs- zoe.
discovered the oasis opened NJ log
cabin saloon AID id sozs business
Although competition pursued him
here AID mail order houses 5istrieG-
ed their literature right under his
a0ss. he Sill managed 70 thrive as
expenses were snail But the way Of
Is that C the -Ersg-eSSo- and now
s0-es tas announcement that the Sz-
looz Is 5cczte6 q fE-6 ownsd D. Col
Shook. % Nashville. a rank state
w5Ss-. and that Il ~zs leased Etth :
clause Il TIE coctrzes p-ovidtng thar
Z sAOzld Re css5 o1lE to- TIE Furrose g
-s<-zrzgs- So il C7lg Ts1&ins for Nr.
-C-s - sat ~ skog o. w&it UnEil
&c co--tx clcss the shop for hin
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-08-13
WILL ANNOUNCE
THE SUPERVISORS

WASHINGTON. A1g 1.-THE
names q the more than $50 super
viso-s Of the thirteenth census TO b
appointed By President Taft vii b
made public zext Saturday Or Monday
BY the President
Throughout most CT the country
there vil b : supervisor for each
Congressional district bu1 in large
cities one supervisor EIl be appoint.
ed regardless q the number a Coz
gresS5oz2l districts
In the Southern States. where II Is
proposed to divide the appointments
As nearly equal as possible between
Dszoc-zIs and Republicans the al
poirtueats probably VIII Be delayed.
as r@co-zen6zuozs have rot been -
eeivs6- zz1 Tie divissoz las 10, been
made
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-08-13
CUBAN SUGAR is
ARRIVING RAPIDLY

NEW FORK A1z la-The stszz-
ship Ms-cS5ss L2rringzs which ar
rived here fro7 Cssif1szOs. CuhA
hrozEhi ros only ; record cargo q
rz~ szE2r buS shs wSs TIE z-s- vessel
70 bring n an q that connolly
zn6s- lhs lOvsr 6u-y provided n ne
Pzrze IN Sc las II her hoss a.
80 hzEs q zE s1ENr. TIE lA-Ses,
cargo received z Ner YORK n zzSy
vs2rS
Naay oshsr vssssss Carrying CuaS.
szrRr AZ sita&- q their w1y ne-s
Sc are sssag 1os5ss as fast as poSsk
re. 2n5 = IS erected that TIE market
1iE - zon5ea viii sugar frO= Gaia
~.iAin tie ns1t ssw weeks TIE Gaze
e7op II CaSa IS ta< ,krEsss II rscsz,
ysArs-
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-08-13
TaE LAWS DELAY.

The Judges q the supreme court Of
he First Department q Nsw YORK
state are GRAPHING with the problem
OF reducing the time nov consumed
u TIE hearing Of commercial cases
ia is The sincere hope Of The public
:hat Jhsy mas be successful IN their
iaaiabls undertaking. as the delay OF
The law in bo,h commercial and Grim
nal cases Is ysxstiOus and often re
suits in positive harm 70 the interests
~ The E,igants- The learned jurists
aI5 NOT wo-king solely for the interest
B, New YORK state. bur are endeavor-
M 10 make suggestions that when
iii into practical eject Niu prove SO
valuable IS 10 cause their adoption BY
other states. The judges are esPe-
cially displeased with the frequent use
II the demurrer for the purpose Of
delaying litigation Among the sug-
sessions which they have made are
The following
First Setting apart terms and as
signing justices 50 that all actions in
commercial cases, to-wiJ: on sales Of
personal property, including agree
rsrrs incideu, 70 such sales. for work.
labor and services and material fur
rishei. uvon policies Of Insurance and
upon NEGOTIABLE paper and other in
siruments transferable BY Endorsement
OF order. shall be promptly trisble
.,hrcashorI the year,
Second-Granting no delay or post
ronemen1 or opening OF default in
trials or proceedings upon consents
OF sttorneys. but only upon due cause
shown. saving 70 parties themselves,
however. the right 20 effect suspen-
sion Of cause by = writing over their
own hands or the hands Of their at
-o-neys il fact,
Third-ReQuiring that a ieserip-
i've. verified list Of al writings 10 be
1sed in support Of affirmative anega-
lions in plsadings be fled with the
clerk within ave days after final join
der Of issue.
Four1h-Naking motions brought
upon orders to show csase reurnaOle,
50 far as may Be-, before the judge OF
Justice granting the order.
FIf-h-ReQuiring clear. precise and
unequivocal statements in pleaiings
ot al facts alleged afirmativsly
Substantially reducing the
times limit for bringing actions in
commercial causes and for taking az
ea,S therein
Seven,h-Ma.erialIy shortening The
s-iosS fer serving plesdings and 9th
~ papers in al causes.
Eishrh- Directing that The oa.ec-
lions now taken by demurrer shall b
taken by answer snd be argued Or
deemed waived AZ The opening q the
trial and b. decided BY ne judge or
justice before taking NJ any other
cause.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-08-13
THE TARIFF ENDED.

The Payne Aldrich tariff bill, or the
bin tostered by Republicans and
PASSED AT the special session Of Con
gress convened by Mr.. Taft, is now
q Law Of the land. and whatever the
views al the public as 10 the wisdom
Of lis provisions there is universal JOY
that the worry Is over. The
crowd viii fle out, pleased ths1 the
continued performance, tarce or what
ever il VS. IS through. and that the
country VIII have VsSr. The bill a.
PASSED does not please the country, il
is doubtful if Il pleases The President
ana il Is grerty WeIl assured that as
= whole il vlea<es the trusts This
was ID De expected. The interests
have Sone into politics Is practical
way az securing financial benefits. and
have elected enoush representatives
and senators wAa were subserYient 70
thei- VII 10 en2c, Tire desired lssis-
lation. II i not supposed that they
would K, The fruits Of Their conquest
slip thrOugh their hands Senator Al
drich has ably led he night for
revision UPWARD He has been
eousoiencicuSly AMI ably seconded oy
~UnCle Joe These TWO men deserve
the credit az oiiun which viii attach
to the passage Of such $ -as. and they
viii accept the responsibility. One o.
the striking Lessons taught by the tar
in discussion Is thai the President
must B. aggressive il he wants 10 &C
compliSh any rial reform Another
az equal importance IS that the Sqeak-
er q he House has entirely too much
authority. TIE next Congress NAY -
Democratic. and the Democrats NAY
elect the next president TIE tine is
Fivs s0s political changes II il comes
then revision DOWNWARD nay he
expected. and The speaker vii feel his
a1tccrarie power SLIPPING from him
Bat the country Is tired o. the tariff
c1sS-ion. il IS tired a the prolonged
debates Il Is tired o. The headlines
and the editorials. il viii appreciate
the rest Tie calm has often been
made that with ths disposition q the
1s2-i- erss1ica prosperity ~ou,d r.
tnrn md business Conditions soal6
- vitality improved Lex rs hope
that this x&s 10 idle eo&S.-
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-08-13

A story sent cut by Cincinnati
minister TO the effect that h vas e
7ues1ed- by q Mississippi mob 10 leave
he state has q theatrical sound about
l. Ii mis- request was made Of the
educator il Is = pretty safe conclusion
hat there vas good reason for L. and
: stronger reason than the enc as
signed-Ehich vas that he had shzk.
sn hands Eith-s negro. Tie reverend
no-therner could hardly hope TO przc.
tee or preach social eQsulity il he
So1gh Without receiving pressing iuvi-
tsrioEs 10 terminate his so9o1ru
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-08-13
The CASCADE CASE

After nine weeks wransie The Uni
ed States government has released
/ tie Cascade Distilling company from
further genSlries upon The payment Of
-eu thousand dollars and costs. This
concern. which has long advertised
he purity II is products, vas caught
ea6-handed in the game Of ~eQaaliE-
aE ShicA : one way OF eya6ing the
sy-ent # revenue BY pouring whiS-
kiss from one barrel into another.
This game : aiayed with the consent
u dishonest revenue men and Is sim
ply enc Of high dnsnce IN the spiritual
form Ii IS based on The principle
that The government Eil no- enforce
that clause az the revenue Law which
provides the to-teirng q liquors and
he imprisonment Of guilty dissilsrs.
and TIE further principle that the
REVENUE Department Is appropriate
II nSned-iJ's sole purpose bet2E TIE
collection q revenue II any manner
acsssbls- That he 6is1ildng company
should have been Iet o. merely With
\ tns Is 10IAi1g bzT precedent. Al
-ho1sh he precedent Is a had o1e. and
SAs-Ely b-i1zs CIT the inference q the
Ehisky crowd n sEs5ing and ziziH-
sIing penalties
Ths Cascade case las focused pzb-
lic attention Epoz tie methods en-
.lorsd 1T H. Eisuners a nothing
that has occE-rsd IN recent years has
done Besides sro1Si1E tks s1Spieioz
q re TabIe a. 70 TIE hoze<zy Q; =
co1cs-1 II its dealing With ne trade
sh2; ~oald resort 70 s1cA practices. Il
En- AassEss ths lsnsency shg~r TIE
3iStiilsr Il COMPARISON Win tAa;
SAOEE TIE retailer. FC- generations
Ne 2cs, pic1urss90e ehE-zcss- In
Tennessee h&s ees1 ne zoo1shf1e-
his hsr1sy EozztAizsS- las S-zr5ily
SVAslS Ms right &c 5ss-l EhtskE tru=
ths co-1 tAzs As s-oEs~ Gzs las g.
.s-Se-3 -. sAA&s= =57Az Is tsrssy me
Rsvsz-@ c@es-s have gczs SoE1 -
lore rs ain tire and AEzt7- and rel
y las ~ be. suppressed q sub
dne5 Wen s-ozEhf izto cozrr h~
as ~ ASKED zs1ey ao- ARs - -
,~svas IT, TIE Atlanta an oShe-
: 'e-al --lsczs rou shelter scores q
thsss c@ezss-s Or tie oths- hAr3
~ ~ 3iS-iilers. ,he Es- Who g-0v
% or Ard entertain 10 decisions as
.sssr Coz Eivs- -iEh1 70 =EzzfAc-
-le se-s- c~n produces. 81 10 seal
Gspo- a. 81 s1cAs-v IA, ~f1l FL
-sct I'D frc- AT rlssses as s'zes
~ -s- ~ s-fas &zs c1--uss gang
-. s-c-Asss7e-s sd che FsSsr1l
o@cy-s. as -Sso-S 10 every tea az5
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-08-13
FINAL GAME WON
BY LYNNVILLE
FoURTH SERIES ENDS IN SI"
OF GLORY For TEN
kESsEANS.
Special to The Herald.

Special to TIE Herald
LYNNvTLLE Tenn Alg IL
the last game az Tie as, ssr's: De-
Wednesday. LyunVils 1aoe AI
look like the lzss a Fea-F;;hihs W.
Ezs TIRE last thing EoSt Peolle wv,
have expected. Several 'hine :"
II 10 carve OFT TIE yic-o-y. 51' ~
among these vas lie to~EtaA /"
mighty McTiEue AID II iIa9n'V
the Athens bunca c oo1ne0 :, n
Beas1eys h4n6ers II .zet hs 4
blond vas strictly there Su
suo6s. sIlozlug hrs hrs ard 81 "
tered McTlsue wss seleFss u
skirt Nv HAYES ri tl.s. 70 %
al The 7svenget1. hz-s G.. 'as !"
and whea rae game -zte3 sih
70 Sco7e. Lyr1y5--zs IFS '"D
Sftss- Score n l---1-s
l.ynarflse lees.: IL
AsAeas ...el0Rtta J.:
RGsas-lss-FOr Ly-rFi--e'
aas Lana For s.zs-s S'I1
HAYES 1-1 Ails~c-t- 4-- mr.
Umpire. Asher
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-08-13
ssoucED SUIT NOT OlsaoNoRED

Aco1tl-E 70 . Wzshingto1 special
-zslzsAe,s n = Nashville T&pe- Rep
-essztEtirs Sins lo'sz RS plz-s n re
-oz-iste~ o. ths DESz-tcx q Co'EE-
"a e@czzse q lis rro1ozrces ten
-srzrcs vseES Instead O. this as
zs-t NJ. St-s rs given nsvt 10
As v.zcs ca IT, Izss-S-zts zEa Eor-
ssEz Co--e1cs -Czzsttse- Ta= -
zcval q Iris abe representative fruz
cc--iteee G EAscA Il I'D ssrve5
scf-s+r' a. E,-st-t:- : C. lie -
-rzrst1se = TIE cc-t-oIE2E so-oes<
q ne Hozse a. representatives, An6
trlazte 70 ~ g0Esr l-a iz32szcs
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-08-13
DRY BIRMINGHAM
GROWS RICHER

BIRMINGHAM. Ala AuS. l2-Ar
Increase Ot ever le,ee%.Res : shown
= tie rSsl estate valves q Rsrzsar
AAE this yea Ovsg ixss- eut strange
e say, here : = esc-s&se q 81 so
'F'a ~ personal tax values. tsxvsrr =
1si lao-s2Ss n TAX Wakes q sSsas
tR'e TIE total vSlpeS a t&xasss
g-oF@-7y il Birmingham aow : s42.
ts'aya'ae Asaiass sSTas,aess las, year
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-08-13

In asking Congress 70 submit to the
states the question Of a constitutional
amendment providing for the election
OF United States Senators by the peo-
pie. Alabama followed the lead OF
tWenIy-Seven other states, and did the
tEhr thIng II the people were per
uliJ1ed TO have some voice IN naming
he Senators the trusts would not be
50 weII represented in he Upper
House OF Congress.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-08-13
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
ATTRACTIVE STYLES IN EARLY
FALL MILLINERY.

Ready-to-wear Hats, in al! the lead
ing shades for Fall. $3.50. $500 $500
& up 10 $1,000 for fine Pattern Hats
Here are some attractive Left
Overs from the Dissolution Sale that
ought to cause a commOtion for Next
Saturday & Monday.
A thrifty short cut TO rainy day
savings is made By watching for such
opportunities as this
For example:
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-08-13

article that ingenuity can suggest and
who take chances the most desperate
purely as matter Of profit, are let OF
with onIv hne- So rarely are they
subjected to criminal prosecution that
xhen Collector Sharp recently sent a
Knoxville iistiller 10 the Atlanta rock
pile it created a profound sensation
and subjected that brave omoer TO
insiduous attacks from the whisky
crowd and the whisky press
The TINE HAS COME WHEN THE
CRIMINAL DiSTILLER SHOULD
HAVE NO FaVoRs SHOWN HIM
THAT ARE NOT EXTENDED THE
CRIMINAL RETAILER. The HOUR
is RIPE FOR THE ENFORCEMENT
OF THAT SECTION or The FED
ERAL STATUES THAT MAKES 1T
\ CRIMINAL oFFENsE FOR 4 DIS
uLLER TO DEFRAuD THE GOV
EMINENT. JUSTICE AND RIGHT
DEMAND THAT SELF-coNFESSED
LAM-sREAkERS Be THEY LEAN
AND HUNGRY MoUNTAlNEERS OR
coRPULE wELL-FED DlSTIl-
LERS. PAY TIE PENALTIES OF
THEIR CRIMES
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-08-13

Harry Thaw appears TO have made
il very apparent thar he Is insane.
after all His threats against Evelyn.
ais taking The Bible TO bed with him,
sal his tordness for Ponds Extract
should convince Judge Baker that
mere are q few bats in the Thaw
oelfrv.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-08-13

This includes pretty Printed Bats
ties. Novelty Wash Fabrics. fine soc
Zerhyr Tissues. etc goods that you
can well afford 10 buy & lay aside for
next Sumner if Jon don't need them
now 4 save 200 or 500 per cent on
your money
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-08-13
Price $500

Tan This 5 oEe Ct --- -.1ss ~.
b would pay yFu 10 buy ace, in
yOu need
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-08-13
YARD

fse TO soc WASH GOODS. 7@ze =
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-08-13
700 PAIRS MISSES $50 TO aa
OxFoRDs. 95c : PAIR

YOU SEE TIN OUR AID ITS so
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-08-13
~ INCH s5c & sec soRDERED elNe
HAMS, fsc \ YARD.

Ii You don't want the border. tear
il on Ethrow il away & sIil save
more than half The coloTs are Tan,
Light Blue. Pink. Hello < Blue Mixed
also Blue 4 Hello Stripes
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-08-13
SHOE DEPARTMENT

SHOE DEPARTMENT
LADIES' $500 4 800 oKFoRn
PUMPS. ETC sf.s3 = PAIR
These are mostly Odds 4 sl6 {
nearly ali small sizes. -5clg- sasd
The lines run " 10 : Il Ea1 claga
q II in The loz you're IRON SlNn
s7-G0 ahead.
700 PAIRS MISSES $50 TO pa
oxFoRDs. sso : PAIR
These are regular Misses sizes u
Black, Wei. & Patent & Tan yicL
Half 4 hundred pairs Ciilisns
sls5. $3.50 & SL75 ox.o-5s. il Bad
Wei & Patent Oxfo-5s sizes q. nl
at T5c . pair.
Ycu car make money o. many 100
of desirable Summer 6ooos BY coming
here Next Saturday & Mo7oay
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-08-13
a HANDFUL OF LADIES' wulrs
LAWN WAISTS LEFT

On the second Eo1---a7 Be- tbra.
d four dozen. some @: -5=n slightly
mussed or soiIed- = ..- My, SATIN
day & Monday Ee'ys marked them Al
5sc for The pretty Dutch COM,
Lingerie Waists
Sc for the 50c & 80 E-5rojdsr
Trimmed White Lawn Waists
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-08-13
6 INCH SHEER WHITE Linen
WET CAMBRIA. f5c \ YARD

This SuitIng Is IS inches wide &
here are only TWO colors lefI, Pink &
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-30
Observation-Disclosures;
DAILY HEALTH HINr.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES:

Don't get Il into your head that
strict quarantine regulations are az
right when enforced against your
neighbor and al wrong and needless
when there Is a case OF contagious
sickness In your own family. ID o.
as much the business Of the heath
officers TO compel you 10 Obey the
law and thus protect your neighbor's
children as e = fer them 20 eafc-ce
the law against your reighbor for
the protection OF your children. This
Is the only way TO look AZ matters Of
this kind when the department
siys that your child. ~ With diph-
theria. must not mingle with oth1
children. even though IL Is able 60
be up AMI running about. you should
see 60 IL thar these instructions axe
carried cut 10 the letter. And tho
same should be true respecting any
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-30

ana un the Instructions given by the
health oflcers Cor TIE psoicction OF
The pubhc health .--Chicago Tribune.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-30
News of Theatres
"a Knipht for a Dar."

The newest mirthful melange, "a
Knight for a Day" viii be seen here
on February 10, at the Kentucky
thester The whole entertainment is
sparklingly new and entirely original
ana besides It's extended run in chi
Icago has never been seen except in
New York City. where II Is now on
at Wallacks theater In It's third month
by a specially organized company
The organization comprises
seventy people. all well and fav-
orably known in comic opera. and in
cludes many famous clever perform
ers. There is a plot Of course.
which occasionally strays from sight.
oyershadowed by the American beauty
chorus. The book Is by Robert b.
Smith. while Raymond Hubbells mu-
SIC Is enhancing. over twenty copy
righted song hits vii be heard here
for the first time; the most popular
are. Life Is a See-Saw," Little Girl
IN Blue" 'I'm afraid TO Go Home in
the Dark" Whistle as you Walk
Out" and many others.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-30
WOMAN'S CLUB
WORK THAT HAS BEEN ACCOM-.
PLISHED IN YEAR.
Has Justified Hopes and Aims of the
Founders of Organization-Year
Ends March 4.

At the last business meeting of the
Woman's club. January IA, which
was the first meeting Of the new
year. the time was largely devoted to
a resume OF the work OF 1908.
The new club year begins with
March /. at which time detailed ne
ports of the work OF AL departments
viii DC submitted The general con-
dition of the work, however. Ut the
beginning of the new calenddf year,
the reports of great things already
accomplished and prospects for con-
,tinued. success. We're matters OF much
qualification and encouragement. and.
il IS believed. will be equally grakfy-
ing 10 generous public whose
hearty and substantial cooperation
has made this success possible.
The club was Incorporated in No
vember. 1906. ana purchased the
handsome property now occupied by
the organization on Kentucky ave-
nue.. IN January. 1907. for the sum
Iof $4,000.
az ~NlttA q u ttNt nAdNAt ANhiulil-
tee shows that $4,000 of this nmount
has already been paid. besides the
interest therein. and the balance h
fully covered by notes given by eth
zens Of Padueah. which will be col
lectable as the remaining payments
fail due
The wisdom Of this investment an
a business venture is proved by the
fact that. besides furnishing a home
for the club ana providing spacious
Facilities for the many business, so
cial and public meetings of its de-
partments. the sum OF s399.35 has
been realized since March. 1908.
fnom reEtals of the club rooms for
other purposes. Current expenseA I
and all other financial OBLIGATIONS
have been promptly discharged.
The educational department. ac-
a particularly valuable +,
work the past year. Through the
personal efforts OF Mrs. c. E. Purcell. /
he clubs able and untiring represen-
Iative. ten of the thirteen counties
this educational district
we've organized in the work OF the
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-30

school Improvement league. and ar.
rangemeuts effected for the organi-
zation of the remaining, counties IN
the near future. al. .a r..
One thousand letters conhinine
and asking for informa-
ton we've also mailed to the teach
ers Of the district.
The Jefferson school building has,
to-, a great extent. been made an OBJ
ject lesson In equipment, convenience
and sanitation, and this much-needed
practical Improvement Will be extend
ed as rapidly as possible to other
buildings.
The reports OF the phllanthropie
and civics departments were most
satisfactory and those of literary and
art department showed undated in
terest and enthusiasm IN the pursuit
of their excellent courses OF study.
The organization bids fair to jus
tify the hope and ambition of its
founders that Il might be true ex-
ponent of the woman's club idea, a
source OF inspiration and help in
every good work for the individual
and the pub'ic-a kind OF clearing
house, so to speak, for the INTEL
iectual and benevolent activities of
the community.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-30

A girl nesAs gets over her adoring
admiration for a matinee idol un'ess
she happens 10 marry one.-- .-- 80
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-30

You can tell what a man really
IS BY what he brings out In you.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-30
EdIth TaIlaferro and Hcr KinsfoIk.

Edith TaliaferTo and Her kinsfOIk.
Edith Tariaferro's debut as leading
wOman-a full-grown actress in long
skirts-brings to mind a remarkable
family TO which she claims blood kin
ship. anu calls mp memories OF some
OF her own girlish triumphs In child
parts. Miss Tal.aferro's mother was
a Barriscale. and apparently the fire
Of genius Is concealed under that
name. for no less than eleven persons
of that blood have made successes as
child players. and several have already
grown into accomplished actors. Edith
Taliaferra's sister Mabel whose
charm and ability we're 80 strongly in
evidence In Yeats ''Tne Land OF
Hearts Desire" was the first Of the
family to attract particular attention.
Then came Bessie Barrsicale. an lnge-
nue. well known through her connec-
ton with two or three stock compan-
les OF the better sort, and also re-
membered for her Madge in "Old
Kentucky" The dramatization OF
Mrs Rice's Mrs Wigs of Thel
Cabbage Patch stories has been very
sind to the Barriscale blood. On the
first production, Mabel Tanaferro
played Lovey Mary and her sister
Edith. the new leading woman OF
Polly OF the Circus" was the Asia.
Later Edith succeeded in the part OF
Lovey Mary. and Bessie Barriscale
also played IL. Another OF the family.
Bessie Burt. daughter OF another OF
the Barrlscale women. is playing Eu-
rope this season.