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AUCTION SALES.
ApAsf A. wEscHLER. -
Freight by Public Auction
to PAY Stnra-c and Othar Char-e.

Unclaimed Freight by Public Auction
to Pay Storage and Other Charges
Notice is hereby given that on WE'D
NESDAN, January % 1873. commencing
al ?. H., within the warehouse OF the
Washington StOra8e Co. Nos. 4dI to 49
South capitol street. We viii sell by pub
ic auction 10 nay storage and other charges al
goods stored with Us By the Pennsylvania Raiiroad
Company, upon uh;ch one years storage Is due- in
the following rames 20 W.T. Ade Wafer Company,
n. Alexander. :. Amator. A. ". =. Company. II.
4 Armstrong. T. l. 4shty. Annie Barrett " G
BsrTun K BENJAMIN. Rosie Browning. ". J. Bor-
rows. Z. a BuTuhen. ". J. Butler. Rosa Carter.
Catholic Life. Christiani Drag CompaEy. N g.
Copeland. CCTTUn Brothers, Guy Denton. Rosie
Dixon. Florence Dixon. c H. Dixon. " r. Dove.
". Dun. f r. Edwards z Co. Henrietta Evans.
I. T. Fairfax. Ms. Mary Ferguson. c. J. Ferrel.
Richard Fitch. J. l. GladmaE, ode Gordon. Grand
Rapids Manufacturing Company. $. B Heszn. +.
h Haynes D. 3. Henderson. Hubc- Account Reg
ister Company H Z. Hughes & Bro. james JACK
son. Jefferson Memorial Association. ?. y. JObe,
X Jones. Robert Jones. Kaufman Stores. John F.
hleeo, holkuSs 4 Donohue, d J. hnIpe. z l.
FeEore, Sadie lane. II. ID. lawson. Wal Lee. ". c.
IiisT Company G. r. McIutosh. 2. A Mason
Coriage Company. Arthur Melroy. ". +. Miller.
N. L. Miller. b T. NoutEUmeTy & son. Louis
Moran. c A. Muddimzn & Co. F. C. Male Drug
Company National Casket Company. " S Mead.
J. Nicholson. Louis Notts J. N. Owen. John Peach.
J. r. Peake +. g. Peek Bessie Phifcr. J. Philips.
+ ]. Picford. Pope auto Company. Mary Powell.
A. c. Pryor J. Ramsburz. J. Roberts. ". A. ROB
inson. A NJ Rose, Royal Clue. Thomas Rupert.
T. ,. Sspi0l. g. c SchafeT. p : Scharn. i.
Schmidt. h SchurinE. James Shea, C. H. Simon.
". H. Smith. J. G. Sinclair, StTohrmsyr and Arps
Company, H. s. Stare, summers & SDmmers- Taylor
& Co. Taylor and Roberts Company. II. A. Thomp-
son, Tsue A. J. Varley, J. NJ Wazrzmaa. D s.
Walton & Co. b. W. Ware. Washington Tobacco
Company. Frank L Wells. r. F. Egiizel. r s.
Williams. winson Manufactures Company, L h
Wood J. r woodland. G. " Wright. ". Z.
Young
Terms. Cash.
WASHINGTON STORAGE COMPANY. Inc.
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Equity Court No 2.

JUSTICE WRIGHT
Nc. 6lo5- Snyder rs. SNYDER; submitted. AIR
neTs. John T. Tld-nas-C- Hackett-
No. 20o4 Roote vs. Roote e a.. bIn 6iSmissed
At-orneTs. William J. Neae-J. u. Latirer
No 80 H,fu-er " Hunter % al. rlle return
shlc January - Attorneys. J. Harry Smith. Percy
Netz-sT. and L. =. Blackstone.
Assignments tCr today
No. 81 Richlrdson st al IS Eeusey e a. At
tcrneys. Mc-illat & Richauison-E- H Thomas
No se. Ande-son Es Sands e. a. Attorneys.
Baker and HoEan-R- r. Perry & Son and ". c.
Ciouhzre
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STORAGE.
WALL PAPER.

GET. READY FOR INAUGURATION. LET Us
estimate On youT Taperiug and painting; samples
ne; leSai guarantee cveTs work: wall rsper Sc
CT. Send postxi TO Wa v. AAHONEY, eS Pa
ave. Sc P1o1e Lxnc isa2 asst
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w, b. & A. E RI.
THE ELECTRIC LINE
E1>Ctric paacc csTs from Waite House Staten
QSsh ard 4 SIS. NOGTHEAST.
Fer BaltinoTe-5-3o, and sysJ hsh ho1r from
$50 a. N 70 80 .. n, AID e=2. 81. l0-o. and
10 p z
For Annapolis-ETe-y hoV- from go 4 n. to ID
? n, and $50 and Us =. n.
Eares- One wy. Round TIN
10 Bsltiuore-...--..----..-- &c IL
To Annapolis ard q. &
Naval Acadeuy--.-....... &c 80
AT & cars r1n direct 70 White Bouse Ststioc-
Ticket ofice at 18th ard y. 7 ave. northwest and
ct White H0use Station. 18th and Il stS. NORTH
FAST. TslsphoDe NJ "a
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Mechanics lien.

No. ssa John 8IcRo5e-ts vs. Th0z1as T. PicE.
ford et al; lot g. sqasre 3; Sl,5n Atte-ney.
Genrra G. Sh!nn.
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LOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING.

FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANus. &C. MOVED
Sln caTes packing and shipping a susiai,y
ksiEG's EXPRESS. IA - Nv 'Phons Ma;n
slSs' zu2E
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

\. B.-Fo1ovius schedule figures pz,biishsd only
A. Information, and are not r-arantee6-
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile. NeE Orleans.
ASheviIle Chattsn3oca Memphis, a. n. and
l0cB ,. r. daily. Dining cars
For Roanoke Knoxville. Chattauooza Memphis
New Orleans. 1910 p m daily Dining cas-.
For Columbia Charleston Augusta Aiken Saran-
nah, Jackso17ille ard Flc-ida points. so p r.
daily. Diniu- CO. serrice
Tourist CHS f0r California. tr-wesklv. SO = n.
Local for Har-is0ntrg. % a. n. daily. SIS D. n
week days. scr DanuTe 80 a. IT. daily. and for
Charlottesville ..n a. m. ard so p n daily
Frequent trains % and from Bluerout.
l. s BROWN. General Agent
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AUTOMOBILES.
WOOD AND COAL.

FOR SALE-
100 cords seasoned ok and hickory wood oa my
Place. on Jones road, quarter nile north Of Chevy
Chase Lake and quarter miles vest Connecticut ave
nue extended. DONALD MACPHERSON. uGs n. Y
ave. etF a192
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While you think OF It. telephone your
Want Ad. to The Washington Herald.
ana bin VIII be sent you at ! cent a word.
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OHIO RAUROAD

& OHIO RAILROAD.
wv UNION STATION.
I Al BLJE LINE
x HOCK ON THE ODD HOUR -
-DELPHiA AND NEW YORK.
lNAL. I'D STREET NEW YORK.
=--=zzz$ Dl-er. Pullman Parlor
D. n DilcT and Pullman Pari0r Car.
O. n Dlrer End Puiinzu Parlcr Car.
- - p n Diner and Pullman PaTlor Gar.
- p N Royal LlmIted. AL Pullman ShouE.
= % 2 n. Coacsses 20 Philadelphia
= - p n Diner and Eullman PzTio-.
- 2. n Cczcbes 60 Philadelphia
- - nielL SieeEers 70 NeE lo-k.
- a n sleCreTs 20 Philadelphia Z New Iork-
- LANttC CITY. z -. 'sao. ILl1o Il. = n
TO BALTIMORE.
AZ FRY HOUR On The HOUR
-, tNees cays ~ e. N - ll % ? n
& .sr 49, 20 ~ = 81 = 30 80
Is. Use SO i3z0 Ssa, fsso. fi3s5. $50, t5ss
.S-ss ,e5o. 80. U52, is9o -s1S 'eN. '0@s.
CHICAGO. ~. 80 ? n
.ClNCiNNATi. ST. LOUIS. ard LOUISVILLE.
80 = T.. 80 2 n. 'l-.i3 eight.
ktIIsBURG. 's19 g. n. -. ss1s p n, s2SO
CLEVELAND. '9I9 :. n
6gLIMBJS. Sd 2 II
~ ~ ~ : Il - ~ s-l9 a. n, 81 : n.
hiASAE FR. fs13 a. n q o r5Io ,. n
.ss.kHkDERiCk. 1saa Ts-lo SIS a n IN. as.
iE-i2 T.
HAGEksT0RN. $40 =. n. $50 .. n
a. - AssseAr vLls - fs-H. TlZ15 nccu. 80, 80.
.ieaily. fEzceTt sunday. Es1r5nv ouIy
lEL1fhtNES at al the following Ticset Of
hees; iiA q 81 nv, Mai1 l57l; 6ls Penngivzr:a
sse-. NAN Is. NeT Union Station Ticket Orlce.
A-Ao ~ Information Bu1ssu. Main ~
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REFRIGERATORs { ICEBOxES.
CLEANING. DYEING. PRESSING

LADIES' SUITS AND ROBES, LACEs AND
lace curtains gents suits and oyercoats; gloves ls
esnts: no shZinkaSe- Al work finest Of the fne.
NM kEBA COOKE. I'D sth- 'Ph- n s4SS
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UMBRELLAS RECOVERED.

SEE OUR ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS IN M
BRELI4AS AND PARAsOLS OFFERED FOR
THIS WEEK NJ A. GRIsWOULD, Al nth nv.
de2-zt.eod
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Circuit Court No- l.


No ss1a United States & rel Ga5dis So
r5ta-y = The IHterior; manda5s Ccur1 q A1peais
reversing 1uGgEent. with costs against rolatC-.
leave % rest0- % amend Tetitica traverse return
Tins date Attc-neys. Brsn6enhury & BTandsnburg-
D. VI. Baker. Stuart McNam2r1. ard F. "
Clements
Nc is2l Aplle. admsuistratrix- Is CAPITAL
Traction C-IHIanv: sane; rfry Tesrted. st1Cr1evs.
Leckis. Fulton & Cox-R. Ross Perry & son and
T. Tkcmss Dunlop
No ssH Ha-ieus-ein vs. Capital Trzcsioa Con-
TaTy, motion for new trial flci Attorneys. = 7
Thomas and i. Z. Dzris-R Ross PeT7y & Son
No. 59is6- Miner e al vs. Cave; plaintiff takes
nonsa-I with costs against the plaintiff Atror-
ncys ". F. A1nf7cse-H- 2. DAVIS.
Assignments fcr to-day:
No 10 Kiasoirizs - Ke-nan e a. Atto-usys
Tucker & Kenyon and z S Baiiey-Hauilcon.
Colbert. Ye-bes q Hamilton.
No. l57- johnson Company Savings Bank vs. 1fen-
dsll e a. Attorneys, T. L. JeE0rds-W. Z. White
No. al. Saue IS RenSbrrE- Attorneys sane
Nc. I2. sane Is. HiH. Attorneys. sane
No 1E Sane vs Klcczcwsk- Attorneys sane
No. lE. Staufer Us. Pond Attorneys szne
No G7. FlaEler. exscltcr. Is Arizona-Cuban
Asphalt ard Mining CoJauauy Attorneys. Tucker
& Kenyon and 5. r. Huyck-W. J. Lambert and
r. #. Tsarman-
No. % HoTlehaugh Ct al IS wIHians Attor-
neys. II. B. M0ulton-R. 3. Beh7s1d-
Circuit Court No. 2.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABACGH-
No. E565- Hawks Brown on t-ial- l-Cy re
sUited Attorneys. A s Worthing1on Tucker *
kenyon
No So Fox vs. Lew motion fo- new trial
fled Attorneys 2. Il. 1iarSEall-Wof & Rossu-
hcrr-
No sslos. Rock IS fischer: order to rzfund TO
plaintiff O. attorney 50 deposit as securty for coss
Attorneys. II. z Davis-E. H. Thomas
No 45S2 Reusca Hudson. demurrer 70
decarztion sustained. with leave % amend in ten
days Attorneys. F. 2. Mitchell and 2. For-est-I.
G. Wil9amsou.
Assignments for today
No l4 Jennie Mars Is National sa7iuss and
TrIst Company Atto-ueys. E. I. Gies-G- F
" IllSms-
No lss FceT rs. Csrley. Attorneys. D1rr, Pey-
ser & Taylo--N. J. Keane.
No - Hin Is Grsat Falls and Oia Dominion
Railroad Company. Attorneys Eeckie. Fulton &
Cox-Lsmbert & Mclean.
No rs Bean Is Washington TINES Company.
Attorneys. J. s Easby-SEith-W. J. Lambert
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

WANTED-PONY AND CARRIAGE FOR ITS
keeping until Is Il May; VIII guarantee the
best Of c-e ". S. GRAHAM. S5 Howard
pl- nv. jaI2H
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Criminal Court No. 2.


United States rs. John Clarke. Barney smith. and
HAIRY z Miller; larceny and conspirscv, Tcryiict
guilty Attorneys Paca 4 Besiin
Assignments for to-day:
United States vs.. Frederick DAVIS
United States IS Frank HodEkins
United States Is Claude Gardner
United States IS Clements Keyworth
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PAWNBROKERS.

READY MONEY AT 3 PER CENT
On watches Diamonds, and ieEey.
LOUIS ABRAHAMS,
Bonded broker. s3 Ninth - IN.
Old sold. silver and T1En tickets bought for cash
nozSeod-f
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BENsINGBR'S HORSE BAZAAR
Direct and commission dealers in horses and
mules ScSS5G e.h St NJ. Auction Mondays
saa Wednesdays Private sales daily. 4E1d
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Criminal Court NOEL.

JUSTICE GOULD.
United States vs. Cutler Slye: assault danrerc-s
weapon verdict guilty: sentenced 70 jail Tor eleven
months and tEeuty-nine days Attc-nsys. Mole &
Truitf
United States IS. Charles Catlett; r55bery- no
tion fer rev tral fled. Attorney. J. Med. Car
rrgt0u.
United States ". Richard johnson and Edward
White; robbery and petit larceny: role r-osequi
as to johnson and White Attornevs. J. c FoSrer
ard James r. Archer
United States Is William CraEfor5: motion far
new trial fled Attorney. J. Med. Car-inrto1.
Assignments for to-day:
United States - Philip p Hughes
United States Us. Jacob Hamburrsr
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TYPEWRITERS.
NOVELTY STUDIO.

SEE OR ADJUSTABLE TABLES AND oTHER
IsTen6ons on display ct the portable bose
HUGHES. III s. uw. zoE-tu.th,sszt
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CASH REGISTERS.
TO THE LADIES.

HAIR POWDER. a new cream Tor the e,nuleT-
ion; also shampooing and hafrdressinE specially.
Miss Csdnsn. 5$ 18th ST uE. 'Phone " III sto
RERFO0T's VIOLETTA CREAM Az EXCEL
lent preparation fer chapped hands and al Other
SIN irritsti0us. &c Phone OF nail orders filed
KERFOOT'S PHARMACY. 7th and L sts Nv
ial95ot
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GRAPEOPHONEs AND PIANOS.

BIG BARGAINS N SLIGHTLY USED GRAPHIC
p5crss: lein- disc records &C: cylinder recurds
Sc guaranteed 8eRERTSON'S. IsIS sth w.
colssot
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

L0ST-EYEGIASSES N GREEN CASE. FRI
dag afternoon Return 10 $50 9Th nv jaI7-5t
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PRIVATE GYMNASIUM.

& Corrective and medical gymnastics 70.
E1sineSs mcn. women, and Children
$$&t Gym class for ladies twice weekly, 8
~ peT month Fencing wrestling 'Pnore
". S9Y. Isl3 New York ave.
jyIs-tr II Saot
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SECONDHAND BOOKS.
SHOW CASES STORE FIXTURES
HEALTH MOVEMENT.

VIAyI SCIENCE OF HEALTH. -NATUPAL.
non-sz-gical; cloth bound 4e0page book fres.
Apply by nEil. sis Colorado Building Free lecture
Tor women TGesday al D n jsIsH
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DOGS. CATS, BIRDS. &C.

SINGING CANARTEs. PARROTs- DOGS
fowls. pigeons. rabbits guinea pigs plant food
taxideTmy u al its branchcs SCHMTD'S BIRD
STORE. h7-d
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Miss Katherine Geraei,
y sth s. TX. Phone y 2ss-w.
asst 4
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FARMS

FOB RENT-FARN OF ABOUT 60 ACRES
within miles q Washington; vel watered; house
q 70 roons; necessary O1tb1idings. A. D. ADDI-
son. SIS 18th s.. jaI37t
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MOVING AND STORING.

WHF PAY AORE1 WE STORE FOR &c A
load UNITED STATES STORAGE Co. Gs-tE-
q lotb 81 ~. Phc5s Main "a ssls25t
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FOR SALE-SUBURBEN.

IF TOU WANT To BUY A MARYLAND FAEN
OF suburban home Us send for latest bulletin
Marion Duckct1 x Son, 635 + SSy.
nhI7-E
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god coa
de2OJf
SIX ROOMS
concrete cellar
home for cnly 81 :
YEA. 6D Louisiana ave
deee;i
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MISUNDERSTANDING.
MESSENGER SERVICE
FOR sALE-MIsCELLAEEoUs.

FOR sALE-BURRoUCHs ADDING MACHINE
large handsome. rou top desk fat top desk
zeE fOurdrawer letter SIZE and cap SIZE file czsss
rev deep box flc. four-drawer card cabinet, Oliver
tyTcETiter. De1sm0re typewriter. Smith PremisT
typewriter TEese are all a. very low prices. s0zs
q them below ccs-- y Il MISNIX Co. Inc
III q St us. de5-8ts1S
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last day of his term.

last day of his term
 IL is around New York that the greatest number of golfers are hop ing for the effect of the Presidents stamp of approval to put golf ahead of tennis once more This is only natural since sixty or seventy thous- and golfers make use of it's nearby links. the real estate value of which exceeds s50,00o,000. The great ma jority of these are on Long Island which is indeed regular golfers paradise, with Garden City, the home of MT. Travis. the center In large part, because of it's hotel facilities
 Other localities, however, are al ready showing the effect of President Taft's fondness for golf At Scars dale, up in Westchester County, a million dollar hotel is to be con structed in the middle of famous golf course--a golf hotel, as it were and all through that territory golf is on the boom. At Lawrence Park West, only a short train ride from the city, a new 260-acre course is shortly to be opened. Practically all the well-known courses are extend- ing their facilities and increasing their membership at an unusual rate.
 If Mir. Roosevelt were not going to Africa things might bc different. since with his Oyster Bay home on Long Island he might put up character istic fight for his favorite pastime, but with him out of the way it seems likely that President Taft's example will set the tide of athletic fashion again toward golf It is a curious coincidence too. ill this connection, that eX-President Roosevelt Is turn ing to just the same pastime as did expresident Cleveland-that is shoot lng--though on a more elaborate scale.
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practical interest It is of some ,.,- portance to them, and not a matter of pure Idle curiosity, to decide to what extent our presidents set the fashion i'll sports, and whether dur ing the present administration tennis playing will decrease and golf play ing increase in popularity. Prior to the Roosevelt administration lawn tennis in this country had fallen from its once great popularity to the stage where 1t was regarded as only ladies game, little more strenuous than croquet. Golf was steadily on the gain in popular favor, and many tennis players of note took it up 10 the exclusion of their former pastime. Tennis courts all oytr the country fell into what the only eX-president living at that time would have called 'innocuous desuetude." Of course the administration at that time was not given to athletics but it may he noted as an interesting coincidence that President Mckinley, while he WAS never reported as indulging in tennis, not infrequently did play bolf.
 At any rate such was the condi- tion of affairs when Roosevelt came to the presidency with his fondness for the then almost forgotten game of tennis What was the result? With in the seven years of his administra- tion tennis has not only regained all! its former popularity but has even far exceeded it. Only last year a tennis team was sent to Australia, a thing which would not have been dreamed of a decade ago. People began to clamor for tennis even in winter, and the indoor courts in the Sixty-nlnth Regiment Armory ill this city. which each winter are the scene of tournaments almost equalling those held out of doors i'll the sum-
 
 it is practically impossible to get one. The Hotel Gramatan in Bronxville, a nearby suburb, which has one of the few other covered or indoor courts hereabouts, is Mecca for winter tennis players also. All over the country more persons arc playing tennis than ever before. Hundreds of them even go south for early prac- supreme, and it's return has all come during the administration of the ex- president whose favorite game it is.
 If Roosevelt has done this by set ting the athletic fashion, what is to
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TEXT OF BILL
 :. PASSED IN HOUSE
Features of New Prohibition Measure Over Which House Wrangled All Day and Which Was Finally Passed by Vote of IS to 33.

Little Rock, Ark, March 27.-Bclow is given the full text of the Little Parks White prohibition bill, passed in the House yesterday afternoon, af- ter strenuous contest The bill diff .fers from the. Gam bill bill in that ii eliminates the drug store features and makes the law effective January l, 1910. instead of July, 1909:
 A bill for an act to be entitled An Act to prohibit the manufacture or sale of alcoholic or intoxicating liquors within this State and to pro- vide penalties for violation"
 Section l. It shall be unlaw- full for any person to manu- facture or sell within this State, alco- hol, or any spirituous, ardent. vinous, malt or fermented, or any intoxicat- ing liquors of any kind or character where same are used and drank as beverage.
 Sec. 2. That hereafter it shall be unlawful for any officer of this State or of any county, city or incorporated
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at least for a time, and ong time, too,
 Grace ct carriage is considered by most people as a gif, straight from heaven, but it is nothing more than the careful development of all the muscles of the body so that they work together to form harmonious whole. All great actors attain their wonderful poise through hard work along these lines
 Only the favored few man indulge in the health and beauty giving lux ury of gymnasiums and outdoor sports, but all of us may convert our daily tasks into exercises which. while they will not hinder the rapid fly with which the work is accom- plished will give us the necessary motions for our development along the line of strength and symmetry
 In sweeping, for example, the mus cl.s of tie forearms, wrists and shoulders are brought into full play: those 0 the waist are not only strengthened to q remarkable degree, but sweeping is also the finest exer- else known for reducing an unnatur-I ally large Girth. The leg musclesl and those of the ankles are also y brought into active play during thSu exercise of sweeping and strong legs and ankles are very important fac tors ill promoting grace of carriage woman must, however learn the proper way to sweep in order to gain the greatest amount of advantage from the exercise. False positions In sweeping can do as much to harm g figure as can false positions while exercising with Indian clubs and wand
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Tennis No Longer in Ascendency, Yields Place to Golf as Taft Succeeds Roosevelt in White House-Im portance of Presidential Example to Followers of sports Tn Affecting General Interest and Activity Trousers Kept Taft as President elect From Game With Champion Travis-S50, ,000 900 Invest. ed in Golf Links About New York

New York, March 277.---Is the ten. his ball era about To wane and the golf ball era about 10 wax, politi- cally and economically, as we'll as in the field of sport? Do our presidents act as arbiters of fashions, not in the matter of clothes, like King EdHard, but in the fields of sports? These are questions which are being asked by many persons who are not inter- ested in either game, as well as q great many others who are devoted followers of one sport Of the other
 Among the questioners are these who remember Roosevelt's ,enns cabinet and note the efforts that are being made in Washington to construct q Taft golf cabinet Some of them itl- sist that the golf ball, hard and far going, is more symbolical of Roosa- welt, and the larger softer tennis ball of Taft. Others there are mem bers of the famous Ananias Club or ganized by our only living ex-presi- dents with free membership for all persons named by hirn--who assert just the contrary, claiming that the tennis ball we'll represents Roosevelt in that 1t is full of wind anl light weight for its size, while the golf ball like Taft is solid to the core and heavy weight to boot. In the end if one wishes to take as the sym bol of the administration of either man one of these two implements ot sport, the choice it seems will rest largely on his personal attitude. There is apparently only one point of agreement that il is far more desirable to be hit by tennis ball than golf ball. But although Roosevelt gave some pretty hard knocks, Taft has as yet had no chance to demonstrate his ability in this line. So even here the analogy is indeterminate. Perhaps the ques- ton is of no great moment anyhow
 But among the real players, those who actually indulge in one or the other game because of personal predilection, the question is of large
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town within the State to grant license to any person, firm or corporation au- thoriZing or permitting such person. firm or corpoation to engage in the sale of any alcoholic or intoxicating liquors as set out in Section of this act
 Sec, 5. That any person who shall violate any provision of this act shall be deemed guilty of a mislemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be fined in any sum not less than one hundred dollars nor more than five hundred dollars and shall be con fined in the county jail not less than three months nor more than twelve months
 Sec. i. That this act shall not re- peal any of the statutes of this State relating to the sale of intoxicating liquors in territory where the sale of same is forbidden by law except where such statutes conflict with this act, but this act shall be cumu- lative and in addition to all of such statutes and shall take effect and be in full force from and after December 31, 1909.
 By LITTLE of Mississippi
 PARKS of Lafayette,
 WHITE of Jefferson.
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SANITARIUM FOR
 CRIPPLED CHILDREN

New York, March 26.-~A philan- thropist has donated $300000 for tho establishment of free aanitariura at Chappaqua, Westchester county, north of this city, for sick and crippled children.
 Announce ment of the gift was made last night by the Children's Aid So- ciety. The buildings and grounds of Q former boarding school will ,,c used for the purpose ar1uraJ!l ready by June 15. It will A date 300 children. The grou> sist of seventy acres and the
 has already expended $15o,e Improvements and alterations.