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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-20
WANTED-BOARDERS

fChlcHtcot SoiitAe eAiiy ioSdtco- tio 4SOAs Fist street. Bell phone 2179. 1-26-tf WANTED BOARDERS-Room with board. 2209 9th ave. 2-6-Tt s450 FOR room and board; excellent ac- commodatons. 2soO 7th avenue. 2-16-7t NICELY furnished front room and board in private family; strictly modern. 2ll6 7th ave 2-17-3t-th-fr-su FRONT room with board for married couple, delightful neighborhood, one block from Norwood car line. 2a25 18th avenue, north. 2-8-7t-we-fri-su WANTEDIAttractive room for one or two persons. with or without board, in home three blocks from Five Points. Bell phone s515.
 ROOM and board, front room upstairs, for two young men or couple. Apply 2lSl eth avenue, phone 455s.
 WANTED-Two young men for furnished front room in private family; table board; Norwood. Address H-50 care Age-Herald.
 NICELY furnished rooms with first-class board: all modern conveniences; cen trally located 6O7 North 23d street, Peoples phone 2637
 FRONT room. well furnished, witA first class board at moderR Rte ratfg. Mrs cfappeI, f2cl4 5th ayeifies eneFth. Bell phone 27Q. Ak
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-20

SHOW card writers and window trirnmers wanted; every retail store in the codn- try uses show cards and window trim mers. The demand for men skilled in these professions is enormous. We teach both show card writing and vin- dow trimming by mail. Write now, stating whether interested in both sub jects or which one. l. C. S., Box 2c4S-N, Scranton Pa
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-20

96 Lots-Remnant of a subdivision of 133 lots: ofecrod for cash at s110 a lot; if sold at prices of two years ago will show profit Of 5000; subdivision one block frofn car line, Mobile
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-20

FOR SALE-Furniture for six rooms; good as new; cheap; party leaving city. Inquire Whitfield Flats, Apt. C, Phone Bell 4A0S.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-20

FOR sALE-By owner, 2-stpry, i-room house; screened and piped for furnace: Non lot 50x156: in excellent locality, with in one block car line, on Southside. House rents for $32 50 and good four room house in alley rents for SIS nsy month; terms or will sacriice fo.s
 For further particulars al.
 care Age-Herald. tHl
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-20

FOR SALE-Drug store, close i., 5000 stock of drugs and fixture sell for cash, $575 or 50 cents dollar invoice price. 501 First
 Bank Bldg, Birmingham Busin lxerage Co.,, Birmingham. e
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-20

Nvoo FUES a 60-acre fertile farm IF miles of Thorsby; part upland, part second bottom; 25 acres cleared. S5 fin timber; S-room house; good well freestone water; live stream through property; terms or will exchange for Birmingham property 5l9 Chamber of Commerce.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-20

LIST your property with, us for saIa
 or for rent. Kendrick Land and Im-
 provement company. 10 First Nat
 ional bank Bldg. Bell, pl one 11"', Peoples 1617 2-13-5t-su- ,sA f
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-20

WANTED-To sell a valuable new 2-story. Norwood home at a sacrifice; most pop ular street; bervant's house. fruit, etc; lot 6Ox190. InQIire quickly. Address N-5O care Age-Herald
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-20

FOR RENT-Cottage on 25th street, near 11th avenue north. Only $16 with water furnished. R. F. Manly & Co.,, 26 North 18th street
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-31

-.-.' "- ''A-l.-.t 'AA -r.aAa
slopes fiHil unrtu fo south. and passes
below r.e Tide howell .t aDo.r Tenth.
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."" me water lrtrt Iue Island consists
nf great blanket OF sand --r SHE f.-
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I.L.c times EeI. of clay ana sand warn.
Ir tt...-.. .f 81. -
-'-
-.-' t"rr I". appear AT a..- ANc sands
vary DO O. considerable l-er.. fr.nr r.-
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and finally through z00-mesh sieve.
ma. ou.rf-.-- az ,.rt.b az. .t...+ .a-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-31
- and - Chnuncnr-

Instead of echoing the conventional
cry OF How could she 90 500" "a
clever English lord. N..tl-u OF Beau
lieu. makes out struuE psychOloEica1
case for the lady who elopes with the
chauffeur
There are several details 90 De
taken into accouut-the snartness
Che int peldence. the good manner
and frequently good education or the
driver. hut most 90 alL there is the
man himself as creature 90 power.
Ee is 90 the wheel he acts He
control BE eNerts the fascination OF
tat ma~ferful Furthermore his al-
.urements are strengthened hy tho
subtle Influences and elatIous rf rapid
notion $50 human persons remains
quite uniuruenced or normal iu
good car hy the side 90 good driver
and in cnlEenial company"
we have the conclusion. then. that
is nor an speed madness Co. make
unsafe highways 10 can and does
lruouc. also the trcacherous ro-
nance. Leading 60 the dash ir haste
A hich .- to Dee rcpented at leisure af-
er tnc power Isl OF. The obvious ueee
fUr safety Isl OF common sense 81.
rickcrel fhat If can keep up even
Fn~u there is "a greater than the third
speed. >ul psychology. hut tre lads
must develop this factor lr raurlr-
ar clscrcr.u n--New York World
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-31

Justice New burger has appointed a
refree 10 determine the claims % sew
eral litiCsnts On an action that WAS be-
gun In the Court OF Chancery IL lSao.
wherein the original claim or each liti-
CANT amounted 10 stn.5k. The five
claimants today proSecutEng the action
collateral relatives
The action rSs brought BY Charles
Marvin SSatnSt Theodore l. Mason and
otnerS II VAS over some lots in
Brooklyn. and after some years the
money was paid into court On Janu-
ary -. ieoS. the claim. with interest on
he original s5eTh amounted q $3.50
The " hole amount was then turned
over 80 the state comptroller. and the
great Erandchiidren are now trying 10
collect ~ from that official
Justice NeWeurEer said that on &C
count - The small amount 81 money tn
vrlVeo ne would end ne case 90 q per
maneut referee. SO that there wclit bc
20 further -expcn se.-New York Trt-
huue
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-31
COURT GRANTS
kIHS PETITION
Supreme Court Decides Case
Against Norfolk County
Road Board.

MOND. Vas pecial-
The Virginia Court OF Appeals has
granted the petition OF G. II. Kinks.
who sought 10 mandamus the Road
Board OF Norfolk county into issuing
him a warrant for work done by the
petitioner.
The board. while admitting Kinks
claim took the ground that IL did not
al present have the necessary funds
10 pay the petitioner. Ii further
averred that II objected 10 having its
warrants hawked about over the state.
The following Is a summary OF the
other proceedings in the court today.
Norfolk and Ocean View Railway
Company vs.. Consolidated Turnpike
Company. Fully argued by T.. r. VII
liams for PLAINTIFF and e. II. Burr and
y. r Green FOR defendant in error.
and submitted.
Wickham and Northrop. receivers.
vs. Green Argued by Henry Taylor.
Jr., Tor plaintiffs in error and II. c.
o'Flaherty and A. u. Fulton Tor de-
PENDANT ir error. and suhmittcC
This being the emo OF the docket Tor
the term the court adjourned until The
slst day 90 Nay next az WythevIlle.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-31
VA. TO SECURE A
SUBSTANTIAL GAIN
SPECIAL MASTERS REPORT N
WEST VIRGINIA DEBT CASE
PRESENTS MAZE OF FIGURES.

Il e n 1T On ID. vas ecfal-
Although the attorneys represent
ms Virginia ln the debt litigation
with West Virginia have NOT yet had
t.re o. study carefully the report az
special Master Charles r.. 1lttleneid.
they have seen enough or this docu-
nlert 60 reach me conclusion that The
.tl dominion WtI secure "a sUhstau-
tia- recovery from her sister state.
rms rouclusi on was reached Satur-
DAY when a conference was held ln
the Once ~ the Attorney General.
Az THIS meeting were Attorney Cen
erel samuel W. Williams. eN-Arfnrney
General William A. Anderson Assist
anr Attorney General william r
hioo Randolph Harrison and John
Judge Williams and Major Ander-
sou are il Washington today. They
We1t there lu order 90 confer wlth
the United states supreme Court aF
.o the date FOR ulinE EXCEPTIONS anl
rs - tne lme Tor 4rElirE the case.
lo-ays Washington Post lss thl
to say of the case-
one of The biggest problems o.
arithmetic Justice of the United
states supreme Court has confronted
Tn Ca ions time faces the one who l.
ssierel to work our rhe alIe-ed ir-
lerteduess ot the state co West Viz
-.r-a O. the Commonwealth of Viz
-in.t, -ruf-re OUR ol rle former b
-eti-1- ur n business tor herself dare
--@ me CIVIL War
Charles e.. Lt-lefeiG special mas
ler. nas -u-t reported or tle claim cog
lr--1l-- mar N eet klr-luIa slclI.
.eaE proportion ut Virginia lu-
-rNte-nese Irecedlne tle lrtakll-
a ol West Alr-lrla- Except ..n.
|- tae states are expected Co. n.e
".. Ir...r t.e ..rr %. review rr.
"A a- l-- eUr.-al MASTER lu cur-
.-i-- ar report Lr- L.ttelel. ha.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-31

In order that her kittens may grow
up well trained. Maggie. an old cat
owned by Mrs. Della Annabel. feeds
the kittens one at time. keeping the
others back unit lthei rturn. The cat
has three kittens. A few days ago
the mother brought mouse into the
house. The three kittens came run
ning 10 her. but she had decided which
kitten she would give the mouse TO.
and kept the other kittens away by
cutting them. The same day she
brought another mouse and she gave
it 70 one OF the other kittens The
next day she caught another mouse
and gave it 20 the third kitten. when
the mother had caught the fourth she
stood before the kittens and ate a
herself New York Tribune
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-31
WEEKLY SHORT STORY
PAULS SCARAB
By Anna 3luasou


,nlouhtealt this is genuine
lle professor laid fle scarab OBJ
'-r fahleclotl aul Slipped from -lr
room fo obtain o. ua-litEirg glass
m glad thar there is somctl.--
~ me t.lr Le lHes" said Dr pruI
tar -r.ulr asked hiu ltsf
.t Tor permission to marry SON.
l Pre- tcl a.-e rlar Le had .e-armi.a.
you should marry man who
I nor only appreciate DIS crlI..-
. .lt would add % &c."
Ile means Professor karsirerr "
explained. -lI- ID here So u.-.
t grow SO aired Cf him"
IRIS shame. De- declared kat
L- cares more to- muuuies tNar
.e does Tor esh-arl-llooi people THE
90 asking sou POO marry man
.ae taat- won't let you"
hut le .s lly father reminded r.
-enuy- one must obey one s.
Not in any such Arrangement --
.-af. cred Paul terceit. "I.et liu
fe bis collection 90 fhe museum.
la.f VII appreciate DO more tsan
AetzF.
NE return oi Prof Cation puf G.
'n fre conversation and Paul s.f
rire upon tne Psychologist while
pic man studied The odd scarab
"lIA Won1rous ewes.
AT last. WITH reluctant fingers. Do
rei-fne1 the scarab % Paul and u-.t
e. tis study, While Paul and Lena
Guy -o5 ~AiE
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-31
- to 10 Gold in Colorado.

After living i'm Colorado most Of the
time since lS5S. James II. Pierce. the
oldest pioneer OF the State. died Fri
day night
In the spring OF 1855 ne started for
the Rocky Mountains with "a party
under the command of Russell Green
in search OF sold The prCspccted
along Ralston Greek aud discovered
The first gold known 20 have been
found in Colorado at the mouth 90
Dry Greek. near where EnElewoud
now is
For several Years Mr.. Pierce had
been the only survivor % the party
that came in S5S-Denvcr Reuuhli.
can.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-31

Little Alice. from the time She
learned 10 talk showed n marked tall
ent for inventiug reasons why she
should not be whipped. one DAY.
however. hr mother returning unex-
pectedly. found her holding three tiny
birds. taken from a ground sparrow 3
nest. and caught rcd-handed as il
were. an excuse TO save herself from
the approaching spanking did not
suggest itself with the usual ease.
Mother she said finally. those lil
birds were tired and bored Of staying
In that nest. When / got them they
we're every one yawning The De-
lineator for April.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-31
SOUNDS WARNING AGAINST
THIN STOCKINGS AND SHOES

NEW YORK Snccfai - III IL
were not for the thin stockings ana
thir-SoleG shoes worn rv Women rNr
doctors probably would is Anrk-rrt -
So D- o-arv NacNrrlan said a. 900 or
more lay ana medical men and vvo-
~1er Yesterday afternoon .r ans. rrr-
tu-e untfr rnc folrt aurplres or the
New york County Nctical society
r-f the Hvc.e-Ic Committee ~ tho
Cstv Ecferlrfcr rr VEcrer-s clubs al
the Academy Cf Ndicire u West
Fortv-th '~f Street
Trs. srhsl-- 81 -ra lecture mas t,-.
Cause and Prevention of Common
Trts A- che speakers. who iu-
r'ute3 besides Dr. NarlrTrr- mr.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-31

WASHINGTON. ID. C.-Snecial-
-Its The handwriting on fa- Wali is
che way The Democrats ln fle House ln-
tcrpret yesterdays Democratic victory
in the Fourteenth Cousrt-sio Dis
trict % Mass clusetts. Tle Eepubll-
CAM. 800. admit that F0s-' election 20
nl rhc vacancy in the House caused bv
the death OF Representative lowering is
more than significant.
Friends OF EcpresentaflF Butler
Ames. w no Or after Senator LODGES seat
in fhe Senate. say that Buchanan.s de-
feat is a slap az the Lodge machine.
and means that the senior Senator viii
have the fght or his life 60 get back
20 Congress.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-31

ment>
Naturally. am deeply tcuched
and pleased 20 learn that my fellow
coCntrxrnsn feel that they would like
20 receive me On my return 20 New
York. J shall BE more than SiaS -
see them but my reception must oe
non partisan. IL must Re participated
IN ~ Republicans. Democrats Pcpu-
lists and men OF other or no political
tsith al3ke---in short. by al who care
GO take part In such q reception.
whether their politics may BE. or
whether they Re Fastener. Western
er. Ncrtherner OF Southerner.-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-31
uE CkS PHIsFRVE
FOODS INDITINIIII1

PORT LAND ORE Special -
So l.aul d. SWEET ol tl.s CTS. cIa.rre
80 have rtllscoFerel the loFt ErEpf-
ar art of preser.l.r vegetable and
NINA. matter Ir.eE
lIe Pas taken r4e- ARID Iff them
..f.- since 4aHt GUNNER Then Tho
petals rrn.ffeltl. resumed fheIr orie-
e-ese ar4 color. and fnr nifl-
r-al laN- haref lrfo blossom. Corn
pr fre cob. "a scar DID, which lau
lrlr" 'r-1 "a third lts former size. fras
re merely Dy being placed ir
naf erulrhr 90 thai lf lof ouir
lcra.r llf tasted fresh. Cfher tcF-
eiHI aere similarly demonstrated
raett says THAT in 20 far as COM
faT4tlu ls possible. he has slccce del
in securing suspended Cleintegrafl rr
ln ire products be prepares He ouer-
atea queer looking apparatus, =
IRE burns Dr. both ends % an 0blong
cese. Horizontal screen slides bear
me preserving product Air constant
iy circulates within.
n have been experl neuffng for Gf-
teen years seeking for the element
Nhich. eucreeffli.g applied. kept dis
irteEratlon from anectins food pro-
aUcte BE- eaio. several years ago.
- chance. Z happened anon the en-
fecte 50 sometime the things ] Turn
"a out would keep indelnlfeiy. some
times they aCuree. did not know
the cause IL ig that cause which j
have now discovered. il - an efe-
rnent fhat Dermeates thc air. a child
may apply if 80 the product which g.
- De preserved when the secret is
learned"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-31
LarE SENATOR PLArT
LEFT ALL TO SONS

oSWESo. -. n. March zs.-The
%ta Of former United states senator
Thomas &. Plat. vino died on March
Sth. was admitted 20 probate today
BY Surrogate George +. Andrews. OF
Tioga county.
The will ono OF the briefest ever
0le6 in this country. makes Mr.. Plat :
three sons. Edward T.. Frank Il. and
Henry r. Plat. fun heirs and execu-
tors.
The value Of the estate Is not given.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-31
g 80 ~ Dolne Nosl,inr.

Willie Thomas. coiored. was sent 20
ne roads for SIX months from the
Police Court thie morning for do
lnE nothing. PolicSnan 6Amuels
fOun1 him Last night acting "a q eus-
psci0us manner 81 the hallway Of
the Madison Plata
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-31

in n saloon or TO be delivered TO
any other person. Nor can it be
sold or served TO any female or
minor I'm any barroosn OF saloon
This. OF course, does not apply 10
hotels, where meals are red 10
gentlemen aud ladies. who 30 TO
such places as guests OF such
hOtels-"-Judge Samuel q. Witt
of the Corporation Court. on the
new liquor laws.
n hotel and restaurant keepers
have. during the last few days been
nervous about selling drinks TO wo-
men. they need feel 50 no longer.
An actual and technical interpreta-
ton OF the existing law contains No
prohi bition against the custom and, In
fact permits IL.
The alarm. n alarm existed. sma-
mated from "a misunderstanding OF an
amendment 70 the Byrd liquor Law.
this amendment making the Byrd bin
more stringent
The old Byrd law simply says. 'sNcr
shall any female or minor Re en-
ployed In any capacity in any saloon"
The new statute. which is an emer-
gency measure. and is already In force,
provides that 40 female or minor
shall Zoe employed iu any capacity IN
any saloon. nor shall any ardent spir-
IFS he delivered 20 any minor OF re-
male in any saloon. either 90 he drunk
lD sNNn saloon or 10 Doe delivered 10
any other person. and mo- ardent spir-
ITS shall ue sold coz served to amy fe-
male in amy bar room or saloon"
The police have not told anyone
tndt This PROM biton applied % hotels
or respectable restaurants. though
some proprietors may have misunder-
stood the notice OF the amendment
Since the subject has become one
OF interest Co the public. the fact may
De- noted that before AIR. Byrd amend
ed his bill there was no law. either OF
the state or city, preNenttng woman
entering or drinking iu "a bar room.
Justice CrutChfcld has banned such
"a practice. but he did So under his
own statutes or under the common
law. as Ca oeliSent search this morn
ing boy the Chief OF Police failed 10
reveal the existence OF n DrohibitOry
law. I'm this respect the law seems 10
preserve woman s. rights
Even under Mr.. Byrd's amendment
the requirement isn't directly effec-
tive. as 10 says simply that "a woman
shall not take a drink ln saloon.
without prescribing what "A saloon is
But anyhow. she can dr.nk iu "a hotel
or restaurant
Lawyer Statement Of Gaze.
one OF the hest-known furisfs OF
che city. iu discussing the new laws
today. made the following .uterpreta-
zion az the laws and their intent and
meaning.
Retail grocers cannot accept orders
Tor liquors OF any sort from any WO-
man or minor 20 De delivered TO any
point A wife cannot order liquor sent
to her home hy any dealer or other
person. and Do Jhe head 90 the house
orders - the driver or porter can only
deliver DO 20 some male member or the
family.
There can be no private entrances
Co any saloon 0r store where LIQUOR Or
sold Tor women. They viii have 10
bc discontinued. and no dealer can
sell or deliver liquor OF ory sort 20
amy woman, either Ia or our OF sa-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-31
MAY CONSOLIDATE
MEDICAL SCHOOLS
Beth fnstiftntonS everyone Admits.
Neolt Re Better ef nj TIE MERGER
IL Affected Mach Secrecy
- 10 Tire Plans
RICHMoNn. ~ y

~ appear sto ce the general inn /
preston that sometime within the
course q the next thirty DAYS at the
furthest. the Richmond public VIII be
definitely informed as 60 whether or
not the two medical colleges OF this
city are 20 be consolidated
This cOnsDmmation. which Is 50 de-
~cutly 20 be wished by those having
the welfare OF the city al heart.
would. Of course. neceSSitate some
sacrifices on the part OF each insti-
tution. but = Is felt in al disinter-
cStec quarters that ~ would re the
lsFeic,l result OF TIE IRE which on
1anuary Sth destroyed the plant OF
the University ColleEe OF Medicine
And without in any WAY predicting
that the merger VIII not take place
al might he well 10 SAY here that
should circumstances compel the re-
rnoval Of the new school 20 another
city. or is absolute discontiruance
Ilichmond would s1rer greatly in a
practical way
Besides the INJURY she would s,s-
tain in havinE her prestige as med
seal center impaired, she would lose
81 beast 15.ooN vcar-the sum ot
money which IS annually left here hy
the 15e or more students % The Lni-
rersity COLLEGE
Rather Sccrctive Ahout It.
Great secrecy has been maiDtaiDst
II connection W.th the rfEot.a tInf-s
DOCKING 90 the c0rsniii ari.f-l Of tle
Two schools. and those best posted.
almost without exception have ahso-
lutely declined % explain the pressed
state OF affairs
IL Isl known. however. THAI O. ccu-
rnittce from thc Board OF Visitors of
the Me1ical COLLEGE cf Virginia VIII
meet here next week Win the view OF
discusslnE the SITUATION and looking
into the financial phases OF the mat
ter.
This committee. OF which Alien
Cape-ton Br1LtCn is chairman. IS
more than likely 20 make some def
mite tangible proposition 20 the other
school It seems probable. TOO. thar
conference viii follow.
Within the last week OF 50 there
has been some apprehension lest the
scheme looking 20 merger ia -ht
fan through. and reports fu this con
necton have caused 1ne deepest re-
Eret Eur u Is not yet too late Tor an
aoJuEfrteut % matters once definite
plan a. aEreed upon
IN uruer ro understand the some
what rlmlre1 situation tf should De
rcsncn hered thai the old school-rhat
rs the Medical College % Nirrirfa-
iE state INSTITUTION. which gets ar
annuity from the Comcmnwealth and
rs controlled by state board. The
new school. OF the other haud. Ia Iu
sense private corporation. tr
which the STATE has no hand
mcrEer. therefore. would require care
rui thought tn connection with prop
e-ty interests
Plans Tor the Merger.
Almusf Immediately after the F~a
Dr. stuart Mcclure. the head cf the
new school. approached the farulrr
% tire ether Institution wlrh u-nrr-
sitlOu looking O. q merge
hc was met in the rlnsr cordial aul
wiling spirit aD6 for n ftue rrs
plans gfrcEressec most satisfactorily
Iner there cane bitches and delars
ard seeEniEiE ms -nterstaadinss- some
q which appear decidedly Technical
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-31
WOMEN CAN DRINK
IN HOTELS ONLY
Law Makes Plain That She Must
Not Take Drinks in Barroom,
But It Has Not Been Con-
strued to Apply TO
Hotels.

MOND. VAS eciaL-
Under the Byrd law a woman
or a minor cannot be employed I'm
any capacity I'm handling liquor
in any saloon. either TO be drunk
in n saloon or Co be delivered TO
any other person. Nor can it be
sold or served TO any female or
minor I'm any barroom OF saloon
This. OF course. does not apply TO
hotels, where meals are served 10
gentlemen and ladies. who 90 TO
such places as guests OF such
hotels samuel q. Witt.
of the Corporation Court. on the
new liquor laws.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1910-02-25
KEEP BABY'S SKIN CLEAR

Few parents realize how many es-
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and social and business success pre-
vented by serious skin affections
which so often result from the neglect
of minor eruptions in infancy and
childhood With but little care and
the use of the proper emollients, baby's
skin and hair may be preserved, puri-
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prevented from becoming chronic and
torturing, disfguring rashes, itchings,
irritations and chafings dispelled
To this end, nothing is so pure, so
sweet, so speedily effective as the con
slant use of Cuticura Soap, assisted,
when necessary, by Cuticura Ointment.
Send to Potter Drug & Chem Corp,
sole proprietors, Boston, for their free
32-page Cuticura Book telling all about
the care and treatment of tho skin.