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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-12

Mrs. Florence II. MacAlman of So
merville, Mass, says that she can
conceive Of circumstances where It
is right for a woman to propose. For
instance, a woman may be wealthy,
which may keep a man devoted to her
from proposing. The woman might
find a way to make the proposal of
marriage that would not offend the
young man.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-12
PICTURES AT ART.

Manager Lawson has found that two
hours of pictures and music at the Art
is appreciated, and he has resolved
to continue on the same lines. This
show begins at twelve o'clock, noon,
and runs until half-past ten. Large
audiences are present daily, and the
innovation has proved successful.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-12

pictures of dramatic, comic and seen
ic subjects. The usual matinee will be
held today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-13
C........................c &C
SOLOMON JONES AND WILLIAM
NI@f
C... ........ ..... 90
49, DonahICrosJ.

q s-- ss.1 solomon J9a=. thst
S-s AsfAs Ista-f palace. have been
ordered 'r rIrs- ~ - O'CLOCK ih
ne m.rl.nE
Tfats ssa t..u - some - our
rl.llf y9guf ullYlsiF=E replied Wiz
jam WISE
Bot fh- actresses su~-- worse d
aa TIE seff-fs-s 1zF- pLso-' ih- A-A
YORK Isbst.r palaces upon tne.f emil
r.rr plane The a-r- the Ife - fh~
nsfIilt0us she llaT ~ tu~ taza =
and fre Iru- nc ulcn indirect fri"-
nue.
.Ne,.r sxa.n shall The stee. million
aires from P+nn.g .sania. the million
slrs brewers from Cincinnati. - LOUIS
and MlRaus.~ and copper million
.aIri from MUu'ana and Colorado hnC
.feilef far the tired business man a.
little glu- supper served between
drinks 90 2 a. ~
TN. lobster palaces have c0niri'
l.r-.8 much o. the fame - Kew YORK
Afsnt good resident ~ NlEc0nE o.
Nh. reads the psp.rs. evidently think.
Itr.f The diet W Broadway consists oi
champagne and raked lobster meat
'ta' this s nor ihs case
.'.|
If.r.. .r eating uufI after ] p. ~ They
I II.n.,. thar IL is Had for ih- stomach
Ifa eat while the r4n IS shining CON
.aquautIy they F'rl egie along until ih'
moon high then plunge into in'
food with little drink upon the SIDE
| About tha time that Nike anf JAKE
lar. trudg.nE away 90 work vita tneli
dinner pals over their arms Archibald
land Ferdinand are wondering Nha'
Ithrg ought t1 order for dinner
would mot 1e surprised t-all 2.
/ learn nov tnat number ~ our prom
.n.nt theatrical stars have starred q
It.ath N this I.n' their sad fate me,
lr.H contract Indigestion by cutting on
/ tfa food and drink IN the early hour
~ he morning some way must o.
! devised 200 revoke this awful calamity
ITHIe is surely another blow 81 capitsL
.ud sou ever eat in one ~ thoF
lobster ralaees p" asked Solomon Jone
N1t since J took the keeley cure.
! replied william Wise
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-13
rHf ooCsJ1 oorET HoC.f NAr1EE

- LlctTzNg gis aeuu-y o..r- raas- t,- a.,,0li,-.
refrr tls.s ,ts ts1ys7 .rt - a.- a.-.-1 sltgt'
Ill a. lpam ftgbpl - ,n9r tasf being rr+ -r-f-uee
l--% Ia f'ls uo1 = tn- Etst lr+f-c u -fF-g tl
lv rs- tl. 4t- ensb-n l--s-1 l.as'-e a's th+f+
"a .s., u t1anr sac uar-s 1ts t1- e,srrf - 20 me
gsss- s.r yog4lsr sss- B.t sl. f ttt -gs a-f-l b.
,n. psf.
x. ulsr.r vrst ne e-aaer q, ,,. raarrfFlsa fn.rs
s.le have .--u .5.tr9sr Ta- goat tt+ W.fs. a-sf-'
q. n.af. ID -tr Tt+ eoraftsar a.t.c 80 fa. h-r a-
i.f-t ,s1ysJ.r %. O.. lsyug emo H..h CO. aro
osruirsn5st.s i.gsfe asta Elsrg tt+ a3-fee
tst sof. ~ l-s eee-IeaD- If- q-.s.t fnsa l-rssf+
~. ~ a9r C.s +ntsl.e egs-a1f-f~ ~ $1,000 at-
other a. .1y+neiaf. - 10000 vhl- tn- tHfd ths ae
s.l.fe1 pas oro-s fgr 81 ihglgt 1s.--3 81 ,.l-f-ar
Hss s.gsge who sasn SD nar it. ou.n.sisl c.a-a'
.lulsesT --
4Bst fifteen or twsE,y ttg1saus ogllarr f,f IN. II
ngfInr ~ rlct cognty Hss Tai,s ny s.n.- - th-
cbss.tgrE isy aFg1rasnt. fhsn tHa ~ thrse
hgnef-e fho4ssps ooiar h nothing ~ sf- f,snla9+1
o. SO sasgs whleh 20 fsse care = Tie
9ia-s sn9 dollars yll taks ~ ihsns4tst- o.
sgD-t - g0FsTlmsbt bees tssr .n .nsif3-a D2the
Anc tiss nh0 fes ofD3ssa - sDy@a q. the De9J3s a
uhsl- b. rys-74 ssou tho3-s remember ihaf
tas rorsr o.tacs % me cW the Df.es+s.hg q1'.
ensfsnny tram thoa@ having purely sv.asa Interest
~. c9sa1 msDsy-rs nothing fof mis- ~ us' s+e-
loa ~ Ts. Th+J are cgacfnss The gsf e.
ul,sh gyDls fgF ts m0ns3, snc th-y sl Dot hvf.-
tst. syDfoge the 90 u; ne communion % uEng for
llgt No would ott.rHss nave c0' E9ssB p9ft-.l
~ tae fslet voted f9f me county blloug.
Hluout Meeting the argument one Nsy or the other
nsl me l,aai.sn selected could 20 better
pr nlian.. me snuls Pefrynan block Ioesnon Dai
.1rsIsnes and 81 "fneeh thousand oo..aft Do nothing
men fh. ,sseou-f1e tho9ssna collar ~ resa.sar,
~ sgfa4rs 'h- entire block is nothing Brora a
ea.rt,n TO- ...al iosau0n fof h, '.aat building BE- A'
P.ftrman te-stts center ~ = ar 'h4 corner 'fInrns
oo tfa.n ana Flnli But denied trs l,.a'l.u emo H Ha
aerfea ua- ,3mmssion mal- 't- beet pas't~ s~.e
tsa under th- cr.arstana-s And tns people " 81. do
r.fs g appeal s falsh q them
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-13
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F. THE DAYS BEST STORIES. .
/,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mhnl lie Meanl.

H.s ideas pf work were very primi-
tive q. was always deeply absorbed
In'ttlnkng profound thoughts and he
airIv explained to others who ques-
TONED him that li amused him 20
watch arcumulating--so that il might
De handy in case he wanted a.
Young man 30 you work here
asked mild and amIabie old gentle
man who had unexpectedly looked IN
10 And our hero engaged In gazing az
the clock and laung back iu his chair
YES. ! %" vas the ianguid reply
Pardon me. but pon have The rsnse'
mixed. said the visitor You mean YOU
did
And on the next salary day the Ian
guid one disc0yersd that the old gem
tlemon's grammar was better Than 10
thought. Tor he was the chairman ri
the board - directors 81 the company
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-13

Corporauons nave unr October lri 20 dig up the
osrporarou THIS Tan child % the iafi legislature
and taxes 800 corporations excepting pubic uunU cor
IoratunN BANKS ulst companies and building and loan
associations fny cents each thousand dollars -
capitalization ln 10 domestic cotporarons and one
doIar on h- thousand case 81 foreign corporations
The effect locally vii be that the o companies which
already complain that they taxed three times. must
contribute azan-an ou company with hundred thous-
ana capital paying $50
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-13

A patronizing voun lord was seat
90 opposite the late George Meredith
at dinner one evening During "a Ion In
the conversation he adjusted his mo-
norle. and leaned forward toward the
author "Aw. u know, Mr Meredith p
he drhwled 4 pawssed your house
This morning
Thank YOU" said Meredith quiet
IS, Thank you very much
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-13

Senator Adrch has been smoked out hy the rrepre'.
sable Brsoa. After silence of Eve weeks be rises TO
make rubber explanation that fails 10 explain. BE
te.ss 10 offer his unsupported word against the record
Senator Aldrch should have silent THIS Is
me best h. can do
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-13

= cops " yesterday morning. World was placed In
the stone Of the new Elss building thousand
ytsrs from the folk. Will have opportunity Of
daSs u HhHkelsm.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-13

Of course its nobodys business but JUS, the we'd
IKE know how state Capital expects to
help elect Republicans in Oklahoma by continually de.
tending Ballnger
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-13
sni, Of Ohio, City Of Toledo, Luon County.

State Of Ohio. City Of Toledo, LueA County.
=kf
Prank J. Cheney make, oaih ihl, be Ia
senior partner of The firm q y. J Cheney
A Co. doing business In ihe City o. Toledo.
Conniy aud State Aforesaid aud that said
firm viii pay the sum o. ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each aad s~ery ease 0i c..
iAfrh that cannot be cured BY the ufs q
Han's CaiArrh Cure. FRANK j CHENEY.
Sworn - before me and subscribed In
nv presence ihis 9Th day of December. a. d.
1850.
A W. GLEAsOg.
tssall Notary Public
Ham, cai.rrA Cure Ia taken iuiernaiiy.
tnd sris directly on the blood and faueusus
surfaces q the system. Send for testimonial
free
ri CHENEY a co, Toledo, o.
sold Lr oil DruRriats 75e.
TsAs HANS fsElily PiAs for eonripstion
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-13

The fair management broke ont fair coort all over
the busnes district Thursday nigh, and Tulsa now Hp.
pears her holiday attire That Tulsa Fair and Erposi.
ton promises 10 be q dinger
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-13
s...o...............::...s
sENsE N SHORT SENTENCES Q
Q
s...o....................s

What We need most is not 50 much
O. realize tf- IDEAL o. 90 ldealze The
real
Do youth We feel richer FOR every
new Illusion. Do mature y-zrs for every
one Ne Jose
Nature j. m-thodicsi and doeth h-r
work we'll Time is never 10 DE- hlr-
F.-d.
II 3. better man should be- abused
than iorgoit-n.
tn. chapter u accidents Is the long
eV 1hari-f Boo the book 0f life.
That which we acquire with the
most difficulty We retain the longest
az those vino have earned a fortune
ore usually more careful 20 il than
those vh0 have Inherited one.
The most diHlcuit part ln the COM
I sly is that % the fool. and he must
be- uo FImplsion that plays the part
Applause Is the spur ~ noble minds
the md ana aim VI weak ones.
SO man ever though, too highly oi
n.s nature Ur too mesnly Oi himself
10 Is way of calling q man fool
when 40 attention Is given to what ne
isays
The frs, duty Of a woman IS 20 be
| pretty
Wise men read all 0f your private
history 10 your look and gait and be-
I had0r
/ What is birth to man 70 IL shall
/ be- q stain 90 his ancestors 10 have lefl
such an offspring
our body Is we'll set clock which
keeps good time: but II 30 be- too much
or indiscfstcly tampered with the
alarm runs out before the hour
II may require a short campaign
Of wait advertising TO find the Kind
~ worb you are looking for. But II
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-13

However. considering the number ~ In st.
tendance MAYOR Gaynors chances not be said 20 be
over bright
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-13

II may require short campaign"
Of wait advertising to find the Kind
~ worb You are looking for. But IL
would require u LONG campaign OF
any other s1rt OF looking"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-13

The question Is did Nj Murray and Colonel Ross have
their fingers crossed when they fay the
eoors Thursday2
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-13
EHNE AID WATSON

E1au End Flllos.JiiiI ID saae and
f-rJ-~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-13
80 To 7RAYIIINe -.

Wien gDp are ttr1urt fsa1-ug rti JzSsf va ysl
gl.as4 tt1pv pus 81. E-rtsv - ne tfG
rrur q. t.r-lgr r1.l ygp ssss TtsF VII tyyfsestt -
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-13

MIX is rgv beng ster. .z-1 iu PARIS
~ f 1I -t.EE IL 90 ta- action ~ MIRA
violet rss tau4 aV1. ding fte lse Il
neat % tf-sfr-.nt t9- chemical anti
septic r3uFta0c=s ], has long been
known f1at lEn- ulth1-- heat can
destroy uler--1rzar and -n 1888
N Was proved tEst from tn- ultra
violet varr ~ fEe Spectrum ;uerH pro-
ce-5-8 rzy. tna' had naot-riei1sI e.
fer It Hss further sfosT1 than glass
srUupD- these ryE which however.
pass-I easily through quartz lt has
taken over seven years 70 tlrr N 3
know edge o. general ls+ nu- now. %
paris au aDyaFat1F has been made
fe E~.-h ll.r1-VIIl-t RAYS through
1laifz r+rlzss lt- gallons ~ Ea'+r
r-f Eulr After W1ch trouble in-
gf.tl zlur ~ milk has been success
= fllly -oWr.lsGel. although 's
z oparl @n-ss sas ~ frs, llf. elItF.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-13

What We need most is not 50 much
g. realize tf- ideal o. ,o ldeaiize The
real
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-13

Do youth We feel richer for every
new Illusion. Do mature y-zrs for every
one a- Jose
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-13

y Jules N1 - tr- Pzst-lr In
s.t-f- u hs gees =1t report demon
arFates tt- rtlu- & --- treatment .r
czs-E ~ rs t-s Lss- E-lE ss p-rs.r-
u-r- treated and au -wa --s ~
lH4-r-ss ta- ua l1E presenting -s-f
1lrrE rt- sf-4tH-.-rt. Eo these $50 cas-
.-. -grt zeal n Lot o. b. taken i1tg &C.
ea-rt ra1t-. entity '-e result at t1-
81 FF- e only - p-r cent Th- num-
a-r .f p---1-s treated IS falling yearly.
Ir 1ttt tr-re wer- -.E-l- 10 ltsl
-t-t There w-r= arir - ir 1893.
--t 1rNs and so last year A.
before stated rr- 100 deaths are -as-
lv faeeurt-d far The patients were
soldiers ar Gibraltar T.-E had fo Hsit
dr ~ two fef g steamer and tren
we have % a.low for the gournel dur
Irg vr .er ne F.fls has become firm
settled - gre E1Tfer--
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-13

our body Is well set clock which
keeps good time: but n 10 be- too much
or indiscfstcly tampered with the
alarm runs out before the hour.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-13

Nature IL m-thodicsi and doeth her
work we'll Time is never % Dr. hlr-
r..lH
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-13

II s. better a man should be abused
thau forgotten.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-13

what rs birth to man 20 it shall
be q stain 90 his ancestors 10 have left
Eu,h nn nH.prina
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-13

~ LD-tTLlg gts asuu'J e.lf- naas- t,- r.trri'-
ns1srr uls.s me ttEysr ~ - .n- as-a-l tt'
a. s1- fuDpg - sn3rt r-af being rt- -r-'-r.e
- IA t,.s uasa y tt- fftsf lr-'-1 u fr.e al
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-13

That which we acquire with the
most dirieulty we retain the longest
az those vino have earned q fortune
are usually more careful 70 u than
those who have Inherited one.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-27
FORD SENDS LETTER
 TO OLD MEMBERS
COMMITTEE OF ONE HUNDRED WILL AID IN SWELLING THE MEMBERSHIP OF BIRMINGHAM ATHLETIC CLUB.

A. H. Ford, chairman of the member ship committee of the Athletic club, is hard at work on the membership cam paign which has been inaugurated by the club. Yesterday afternoon he sent the following letter to the members of the committee of 100 which was ap- pointed as a special committee to se- cure new members:
 Dear Sir---I take this means of noti- flying you that the membership commit tee Of the Birmingham Athletic club, of which I am chairman, has selected you as one of the committee of 100 to aid in bringing new members into the club
 It Is our purpose to conduct a cam paign of so days. and within this time it is our earnest desire that at least 100 good members be added to the roll of the club. It Is especially fitting that just at this time, when Birming ham is spreading its limits and ex- banding its business and commercial in terests, the Birmingham Athletic club should keep pace with the progress of the community by enlarging it's mem bership and adding to it's present facil- ities.
 It is our desire not only to have the club increase in numbers but to main tain the same high standard which has characterized its membership in the past. We recognize that you can aid very materially in the success of the campaign, and the club expects you to put forth your very best efforts in its behalf
 At the close of the membership cam paign a banquet will be given the new members and those proposing tn cir names-also a burlesque performance will be given In which prominent men of the city who are members of the club will be the principal performers. The committee is divided equally into two sections called Doctors" and Lawyers" and the contest between these two sections promises to be close and exciting.
 Bring the matter to the attention of your friends and aid us in having a bigger and better athletic club, the peer of any similar organization in the south.
 Enclosed you will find membershi ip application blanks, also some seven day visitors cards. These cards are to be issued by you to any of your friends tunity of visiting the club and fnding out just what advantages are offered.
 Trusting that you will get earnestly to work and help make this campaign a splendid success. I remain, respect fully yours. A. H. FORD,
 Chairman Membership Committee.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-27
oRAToRIo SOCIETY.
A Full Attendance Is Expected at Re.
 hearsal Tonight.

The mnsc festival committee will be present at the rehearsal of the Brming- ham Oratorio society at Cable hall to- night and announcements of interest in connection with the forthcoming festival to be held under Walter Damrosch's di- rection will then be made.
 Prof. Fred l.. Grambs is the oratorio society's director and under his leader ship Sir Michael Costa's oratorio, Eli, has been rehearsed during the past few months. Mir Damrosch has written to President Holcombe of the Birmingham Music Festival association suggestions that the chorus be requected to learn the second act of Tschaikowsky's popular opera, .Eugen Onegin' This selection is to be the principal chorus feature of the Spartanburg festival, which Mir. Dam rosch directs. It may be that 'Eli' will be sung at concert between now and spring.
 The music festival begins April 19. The Damrosch orchestra and solo guar test of distinguished singers will be among the attractions.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-27

The extremely large amount of territory which Greater Birmingham covers has rendered necessary it's division into a number of police precincts, and Chief Bodeker has just completed the plans for their establishment.
 Beginning this morning there will be five precincts. as follows:
 No. 1-Territory included in the original limits of Birmingham. This will be worked with sergeant for each shift. the sergeants being. George E. Devine. Thomas J. Shirley and c. J. Justin.
 No. 2-Ensley, Pratt City, Vivian and part of the Fairview territory. Lieuten- ant Jordan, in charge. Number of pa- trolmen, 27.
 No. 3-Woodlawn, Avondale, East Lake and East Birmingham; headquarters at charge with 10 patrolmen.
 No. 4West End. Elyton. Graymont and part of the Fairview territory; headquar- ters at West End. Sergeant R. H. flaw kins will be in charge with five patrol men.
 Mo- 5-North Birmingham territory; headquarters at old North Birmingham city hall. Sergeant E. M. Whitney being in charge with five patrolmen.
 At the earliest possible moment the I-mber of patrolmen in the West End and North Birmingham precincts will be doubled, Chief Bodeker having made re- quest for this many additional men.
 Captains Eagan, Johnson and Hagood will be in charge of the entire territory during their respective shifts. though the captain on the morning shift will not be able to get out of the heart of Birming- ham on account of there being no street cars from midnight until daybreak.
 Persons arrested in the .Woodlawn terri tory will be tried in Woodlawn, while those arrested in the North Birmingham and West End territories will be tried in Birmingham The Ensley cases will be tried in Ensley.
 As soon as the new automobile patrol wagon arrives a horse wagon will be placed at Woodlawn and one at Ensley. The arrival of the automobile patrol will also mark the beginning of new cus- tom, the holding of reserve squad at
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-27

central headquarters. This squad will consist of four men on each shift
 The chief of Birminghans police de- partment Indeed has hard task before him, or rather 1t might be said that Chief Bodeker had an extremely hard one fac ing him when Birmingham became real ity on the first of the year. That he Is solving this problem in business-like and successful manner is an undeniable fact, and he Is being compiimented and thanked by scores of people every day for it. Any mistrust on the part of the suburbs that they would not receive equal police protection has apparently been swept away, and the announcement of the new division of precincts will probably cause a spreading of the good feeling. Birmingham's territory of 4S1s square miles offers a proposition for the chief and the three captains to cover. It can only be done by street cars, and the time consumed in going from one point to an- other takes up so much time that 1t Is hardly possible to cover one-third of the territory In a day. The fact that cars do not run after midnight also works a hard ship CT the department and a wish for "cwP cars Is often expressed among those connected with 1t.
 The department has but six saddle horses, the Board of Aldermen having taken no action at the last meeting re- garding the request for number of horses. It Is believed however, that 1t will be taken up at the next meeting. and that part of the number asked for will be ordered purchased. The request is for 30 horses. The six horses which the depart ment now has will be sent to North Bir- mingham, Woodlawn and West End. to be used by the mon on the morning shifts.
 With the small number of men which he has the division Chief Bodeker has made is regarded as exceptionally good. There are but 125 men. including the de- tectives and plain -clothesmen, in the de- partment to cover territory of 4S1s square miles. 'l
 Another change which will probably cause the Ensley residents to feel good is that beginning today there will be two detectives assigned to the Ensley terri tory. their headquarters being at the Ems ley station. These two men will be De- tectives White and Hartsf1eld.
 A desk sergeant for the Woodlawn pre- cinct will be asked for by Chief Bodeker. and 1t is believed the Board of Aldermen will grant his request.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-27

large number of arrests have already been made and the arrested ones fined by Judge F'eagin. Eight were taken in hand at the Florence corner one day and a nice size group the next. The sari- tary department is also going after those who expectorate upon the street cars and arrests have followed in this con- nection.
 During recent weeks there appears to have been an epidemic of expectoration among the silded youth who lolly' about the principal street corners" said Mir. Burson. Gentle requests that the habit be choked only increased it so we are trying q little 'suasion in the effort to keep the corners clean. We expect to keep the campaign up both on the cor ners and street cars. There is nothing more conducive to spreading disease than expectoration and the people should be careful.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-27

board of directors of the Young wom- ems Christian association:
 Mrs. F. Y. Anderson. Mrs. Walter Beasley, Mrs. S. J. Bowse. -drs. James Bowron Mrs. T. G. Bush, Mrs John Cartwright, Mrs. Mabeile sloss Cecil, Mrs C. P. DeShazo, Mrs. A. B. Elford Mrs. E. F. Enslen, Mrs. A. H. Ford, Mrs. William Hardie. Mrs. Joseph F. John ston, Mrs. Florence Jordan, Mrs. Mark Lewis, Mrs. Joseph McLester, Mrs. $. P. Moore Mrs. R. S. Munger. Mrs. Frank Nelson, Mrs. c. P Orr Mrs. c. T. Randall Mrs. l. D. Steele, Mrs. T. o. Smith. Mrs. L. c. Bran scomb, Mrs. Jack Bowron, Mrs. H. L. Badh am. Miss Annie L. Williams. Miss T. U. Walter.
 Mrs. Cecil Is the founder of the Young Women's Christian association. having started 1t about seven years ago. It is largely due to her efforts that the organization Is at it's present advAncAd atAx4 of uAAfulness.