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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-02-02
FOREST CONDITIONS
IN MISSISSIPPI
DR.. Lowe, Director of CeolooicaI Sur
vey, Has Gathered Valuable sta
tistics on This Subject.

Special to The NesOs.
Jackson, Miss, Feb. DIR. f. N.
Lowe, director of the Mississippi &c.
illogical Survey, has placed before the
legislature pamphlet setting forth
careful and comprehensive study
of the forest conditions in Southwest
ern Mississippi, as made by Messrs.
j. S. Holmes and ]. H. Foster, of the
United States Forest Service, in CO.
operation with the Mississippi Geo
logical Commission.
The pamphlet is quite lengthy, but
the data connected is of general pub
lie interest in view of the fact that a
conservation movement for the for
ests of the state was proposed by
Governor Noel in his biennial mes
sage.
The fOresters describe at length
the region in which the survey and
study was made, it's geological and
soil, transportation and prevalent Ia
Dor conditions. They then describe
the character of the forestry, the pure
long leaf type, the loblolly and long
leaf subtype, the long leaf hill type,
the hardwood hill type, the MISSISSIPPI
pi flood plain, and the river and creek
bottoms.
Next is taken up conditions by
counties, and the authors deal with
the counties of Pike, Marion, Lincoln,
Lawrence, Copiah, Franklin, Amite,
Wilkinson, Adams, Jefferson and Clai-
borne, after which they treat with
the timber industries, such as lumber
ing, turpentining, tie production, hard
wood logs for export and stave pro-
duction.
One of the most interesting por-
lions of the pamphlets is a discussion
Of methods Of management, the cut
ting by types, waste in logging, lack
Of fire protection, protection of stock,
timber, sales contracts, ETC.
The most important recommends
ton of the foresters is for the crea.
ton of state forester, a stringent
fire law, and more adequate fire pro-
lection of forests on lands owned by
the state.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-02-02

into effect in January. Mrs. A. Nc
Gregor was given the first honor, and
Mrs. Sarah Seaman the honorary
vice presidency-both for life.
1t is a pleasure to the chapter to
thus honor the old veterans wives
by making them honorary members
to enjoy the privileges of the chapter
for the rest of their lives, which,
alas! in some cases, won't be many
years, as they are slipping away
from us.
The new members received were
Mesdames A. d. Draughn, Neva
Weems, Logan, Hobbs, Hampstead
Bentley, and Miss Mamie Lockhart.
The next Historical Club meeting
will be held with Mrs. D. B. Holmes
and Miss Mamie Draughn, at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Holmes.
additional Society on Page Five.)
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-02-02
TO finish Canal
IN five YEARS
Division Engineer of Panama Under
taking Made This Statement to
Party of Tourists.
pcciGi to The NeuS.

pcciGi to The NeicS.
New Orleans, Feb. 2.-"The Pana.
ma canal will be finished in 1915.
This is the first time | have ever
publicly stated it, but it is my belief,
based upon thorough knowledge of
conditions"
This was the statement of Division
Engineer l.. II. Rourke to a party of
'ourists at little banquet in Panama
recently. The party, which is headed
W Mr.. Frank Gross, of Buffalo, New
York, arrived in the city Monday and
'leftlater in the day en- route for
heir various homes in the north.
Give you an idea of the work"
'asped Mr.. Gross to an Item report
r.. you might as well ask me to
escribe the railroads in the planet
lars. | knew more about the canal
efore I saw it than | do now-the
ctual scene itself beggars descrip-
ON. We Travelled over the whole of
he canal zone in a special train ln,.
Ter the direction of the division en-
Tineer, l.. H. Rourke, and saw more
If the construction work than either
aft, Roosevelt orany congressman
has ever done. The only impression
1t left upon us was a consciousness
of our inability to grasp the full i'm
mort of what such stupendous I'M
dertaking means.
Forty thousand men are working
on the canal-10,00O in the Culebra
Cut alone. They look like myriads of
ants burrowing into the earth. There
are sixty-five steam shovels at work
IN the zone, each taking up five cubic
Yards of earth at mouthful, and one
shovel has record of taking up $500 |
cubic yards-enough to load a hun
ired and fifty care in a single day.
"A very pleasing feature of the
the suspicion of a cents worth |
the suspicion of a cents worth |
If graft. I talked to numerous off.
ials and men who would be likely to |
re on the inside track, and found that
10 suspicion of this kind was enter
aimed anywhere"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-02-02

bonds through the requirement ioi
their purchase by banks to be placed
agaist this class Of deposits.
Under an act passed in March, 1907,
the secretary of the treasury is re-
ouired to make annual announcement
of the bonds which will be accepted
to secure deposits by the government
Banks having bonds deposited as Sc
curity for deposits other than indi,
Gated in the order quoted below will
be required to replace them today.
These will be accepted:
United States, Philippines, Puer-
to Rican and District of Columbia
bonds at par Bonds of Hawaiian
Territory at 80 per cent of par; bonds
of the Philippines Railway Company
at 80 per cent of market value, but
not exceeding 30 per cent of par"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-02-02
=BOTH PHONES IS:
Social and Personal
KATIE L. l. ALLEN

Gray T. Hickey of New Orleans,
was visitor here Tuesday.
Miss Ella Hester of Birmingham, is
the guest of Mrs. Ellis Hickman.
Mrs. e. v. Clark of New Orleans,
y the guest of her daughter, Mrs. T.
J. Ferrell in Buschman street
= q q
There will be the annual election
OF officers of the members of the
Catholic Ladies' Aid on Friday after
noon at o'clock at the Convent. All
members are urged to be present.
Mrs. j. L. Kearney, who for the last
two years has occupied Magnolia
HILL" the old George residence in
Bay street, has taken the L. d. Smith
home recently purchased by Mrs.
Jones. and is now located there
Quite number of Hattiesburgans
are going to carnival. Among them
VIII be a party composed of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hays, Misses Mamie
H1ghtower, Hessie Hickman and her
guest, Miss Ella Hester of Birming-
ham and Olive Powe, and will leave
Sunday morning for New Orleans.
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OF No Value.

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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-02-02
NEWSY NOTES
FROM RICHT0N
Special to The NeUS.

Special to The NeWs.
Richton, Miss, Feb. miss Rena
Sims, an employee in the Valley drug
store, fell yesterday while reaching
for a package in a high shelf and sus.
tanned fracture of the thigh lone.
She was carried to a hospital in Mo.
bile this morning, accompanied by
DR.. Dave Valley.
Rev. E. w. McLendon of Utica,
Miss, the new Baptist pastor, arrived
yesterday to take up the work.
The Baptists of Richton are very
hopeful of the outlook with this. their
first resident pastor, and too. at hav-
ing secured so able leader os Rev.
McLendon
Business generally is very satisfac-
tory in this vicinity
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-02-02
TO ACCEPT ONLY
FEDERAL BONDS
State, City and Railroad Bonds Will
No Longer Be Accepted as Securi-
ty BY Treasury Department.
(By Union Associated Press. J

Washington, Feb. 2.-Under an or.
der issued by Secretary McVeagh,
state, city and railroad bonds will not
be accepted by the treasury depart.
ment as security for deposits of pub.
lie money in banks after today.
This order is expected to strength.
en- the market for the United States
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-02-02
a a a RID THE SYSTEM
SbSbSb OF CATARRH

CaarTh result
portion Of
in
diseased
head
merely and while limitations and other
temporarily
h Puhed OF the exciting cause SIS oaarh cleansing
ana attacks the disease at its head
the
pure blood and allowed to heal instead of
1ree THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA GA
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-02-02
Helping Out the COMPANY

Conductor-You pulled the wrong
rope; another time. when you want
to get off the car, just notify me
Passenger didn't want to get mfr.
I Just wanted to ring up the last fars
that you failed to register
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-02-02

Mrs. c. 2. Stevens will give an en-
tertainment at her home in Bay street
on Saturday, February ~, for Glass
No. of the First Methodist church,
the proceeds to go towards windows
for the new church.
Z: & =
Camping Party
A party of gentlemen left Monday
for Pfcayune, Miss, to spend a few
days camping and hunting. The par
ty consisted of Messrs. Ellis Hick-
man, E. ]. and Walter OFerrall, Jim
Lea and Martin King, and will re-
turn Thursday.
Confederate Wives
Honorary Members.
Tuesday afternoon there was meet
ing of the Daughters of the Confed
eracy at Hotel Hattiesburg. Mrs. D.
B. Holmes, presiding, with Mrs. F. J..
Terrell, the assistant secretary, on
duty.
The principal feature of the after
noon was the electing of an honorary
president and vice president, and
making all the wives and widows of
Confcderates. honorary members of
the chapter. This rule was made by
the chapter last year but just went
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TNNENTT-TI5IIsD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
The FIRST Election District IS bounded by end
Vithin " 157th st. LenoK ave. ". 13oth st..
EBd III
The Second Election District Sc bounded by
end within a diagonal line from the corner Of
y. I3S:h - and 7th ave. 20 the corner OF W.
18th ~. and 1ssnoT ave. LenOx ave, w. 18th
o. and 9Th ave
The Third Election District IS bounded BY and
within ". 74nth st. LeIOx ave, 10 tEe corner
nf ". J89th ct. thence IN a diagonal line from
shs corner II " 18Th 1t md L>enoz 20 he
corner OF ". 18Th 81 and 7th ave. ard 7th ave.
The Fourth Election District Is bounded bv
sud within ". 14lst st. Lenox ave, w. 14Oth
ct and eth
T-he firth Election District Sc bounded by and
-zithin ". ls3d At. LsnoK ave, w i81st ct
snd 9TH ave-
The siEth Election District g bounded nv and
i-s1fhin ". ikzth st. JsnOx ave, W. Ik3d St
q nd 9Th
The Seventh Election District Sc bounded by
e within Harlem River. Lemon ave. ". i44th
- end 18th
sd within ". 18Th ST, 9Th ave. W 1920 ~.
sn5 sth are.
ire Ninth Election District = bounded bv and
.1thfn Harlem RfvsF. y 1bsfh ST. str are ~
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rwENrY-r1FrH AssEMBLT p1sTRIcT.

| TWENTY-FIVE ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
The First Election District is bounded by and
within Charles St. W. 18th st. Christopher St
The second Election District is bounded by and
/ within ". I1th St. ". 4th ST. Charles st
an The third Election District IS bounded BY and
within ". 9Th St, ". 18th St, Bleecher ST. and
The Fourth Election District Is bounded By and
within Jane St, Greenwich ave. Bank ST. WAY
erley place. W. nth St and W. 4th ST
/ The Fifth Election District is bounded by and
Greenwich ave W 18th St, 7th ave. Green
uich ave 70 Perry ST. a diagonal line from the
corner Of Waverley place and Charles ST. Charles
! st and w. 18th st.
within W 10th st.. Greenwich ave. 18th ave.
W 18th St. 9th ave, Greenwich ave. Shristo-
| The Seventh Election District Is bounded by
and within Charles ST., 20 Waveriey place. a OIL
| Greenwich ave. Greenwich ave, W 10Th st.
WaverIey place. Christopher st. and w. 9Th st
| The Eighth Election District Is bounded by and
Within Christopher St. Greenwich ave. 9th ave.
W. Washington place and W. 18th st
The Ninth Election District is bounded by and
within W. washington place. Macdougai St.
Isrosdway h 9th st sth ave. Lafayette st. w.
4th st. broadway. w I'D st. and 9th ave
| The Tenth Election District is bounded by ana
within W. sth 81. r. 9Th st. University place,
Waverley place Macdougal st. w washington
The Eleventh Election District is bounded by
and within W. 9Th 81. 9th ave. E. 10th TT.
BTS SSSy pAo s; la ST. s., t'h AND nG an ' ave-
| The Twelfth Election District is bounded BY
and within ". 18th st. T.. 18th 81. University
place. L l0th ct. 9th ave. W sth ct and 9th
!
The Thirteenth Election District Is bounded by
and within W lsth st "a lAth ct. University
place. r. 18th St. W. 18th 1T. and 9TH
he rpgrlesth Election District L. bounced eY
/ Greenwich ave. Jane 1T. and sth
| Tho Fifteenth Election District is bounded by
/ and within W. 18th Al. 9th ave. w. iath st
1 and 9Th
| The Sixteenth Election District is bounded
| by and within ". 23d st. 9th ave. w 18th
| st and 9Th ave
! The Seventeenth Election District ia bounded
| b. and within "a ESD ct, 5th ave, ". 18th
! - and Gth ava
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r,eer,oN NOTICE.
s1sT ASSEMBLY DISTRICT-CoNr

s1sT ASSEMBLY DlSiHi'i-CoNT'D
by and within W. 124sh ST.. TN ave. W. i23d ST.
The TWenty-si.th Election District is bounded
by and within w. 1c7th ST.. f'h ave. W. 124th
The Twentv-seventh Election District is bounded
by and within w Firth st. Lsnox ave. W.
The Tventv-siqbth election Distrfc. is bounded
by and within " 127th ST. 9Th ave. ". 125th
The r[ventv-ninth Election District is bounded
by and within r. i2ath st: Madison ave. r.
10th St to the corner OF ON ave, a line
124th st. and 18th ave. an" "'n ave
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TwENTy-sBroDD ASSEMBLY DIsTRIC

T'W7CNTS-SF1,ONI ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
The First EL-tion District is bounded by and
within t. SD s.. LIST ave. L. sd 81. and ID
Tho Second Election District is bounded by
gsud within T. sc 81, Avenue - L SD st and
The Thir- Election District is bounded by and
.-7ithin Z SD st. East River. L ed st and
The Fourth Election District IS bounded by
- nd within =. s6th ST. East River. 4. SD St.
Avenue A. L. S4th 81 and East End
The Fifth Election District Is bounded by and
--ritllt1I J. Ssth st. Avenue A. p SD ST. I'd
leve. a diagonal line from the corner OF I'd ave.
hRn5 Z SD st. - the corner Of /. S4th st and
The sixth Election District is bounded by and
f--f-hiu T. S5Jh st, Isl ave, 10 f S4th St. a
i.siaEonsl lire from the corner of r S4th st and
;5st ave 10 the corner OF Z. SD 81 and q ave,
The seventh ELECTION District IS bounded by
sRud within L Sjth at. ID ave- L SD St and
ne sEh,h Election District is bounded b
!Fn1 within T. s6dh S. "a ave. =, s''h St. 80
The NcTu4h Election District IL bounded by and
iv-ithin l. S6tA 81, Avenue A. L e5th st. and
The Tenth y1ecIon District IS bounded by and
.--ithin = s5th ST TO Avenue A diagonal line
isron the corner OF Avenue and Z. s5th st. 10
tThe corner Of z Ssth st and East End ave. E
The T-isventh F:leot5ou District IS bounded ny
sE-i5 within =. seth St, L.ast End ave. TO z
$50 - snd East End ave, 70 the corner OF
-tvenue and y. 18th st and Avenue A
,7d U+,hi7 r. s7th ST. East End ave. T. ssh
r.. East Fsiver. Z seth st and LIST ave
l. The Ihirteenlh Flec'ion it'sprlHt - n,funoeo
szr5 q ave.
The Fou-+reuth T-iectiou District Is bounded
- and within /. S7;h ct, I'd ave. L Seth st
lsrd "a sve
The Ffrteenth Election District - bounded nv
snd within y. ssrh 81. u ave, z. 9Th st. ID
leVe. I. Sfth ~ and Lexington
The Sixteenth F7ection District Is bounded by
rsno within E Ssh ST. Avenue A. T. STth St
tenn q aves
The SeverrAepth F1ection r,istricf 81 BOUNCED
~ and within y. s5th st. East End ave. E
ES7fh 81 and Avenue A
. The Fighteenth Election District g. bounced
~ and within Z 92d St. East River, Z Ssth st
sns Avenue A.
Tho Nineteen>h Election District e. bounced
~ and within i. 92d St. Avenue A. z Ssth at
snt 1sf
Tn Twentieth Election District So bounded
D. and within 7 18th st. 1st ave. Z Ssth 81
ID
The Tvvenfv-frst Election District Is bounded
~ s1d within L. Both ct. LIST ave. z. Seth st
enf % eve
The Tv-entv-secOnd Election District IN bound
- f- arr within l. Dist st. LIST ave. I. Goth
- Hnd q
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rvEETy-EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
The First Election District is bounded by and
within E. 1osth St. Sd ave. L. Iooth 81 ANU
The second Election District ia bounded by
and within L. 10Sth St. I'd ave. 4. 10th St.
list ave. L. 105th St, I'd ave-. Z. 10Sth st. and
Sd ave.
within Z. 10th St, Harlem River, f. loith st,
LIST ave. E. 10th st. I'd ave. L. 1O9th St and
The Fourth Election District is bounded by
and within +. 110th st. Sd ave, z. 1O9th St,
q ave. Z. 1osth st. and lexington ave.
The Fifth Election District is bounded by and
within Z. 10th St, Lexington ave. E. lOsth ST.
and Park ave.
The sixth Election District Is bounded by and
within Z. 112th St. Sd ave, L. nth St, Lex
ington ave, Il. 10th ST. and Park ave.
and within = 1i2th st. ID ave. z. 10th St.
Lexington ave. f. nth st and Sd ave
The Eighth Election District is bounded by
and within L. Hath st. I'd ave. L. 18th st
10 Lexington ave. diagonal line from me
corner OF Lexington av~. and F. 18TH st. 10 the
corner Of y. 18th St and Sd ave, and 80
The Ninth Election District is bounded by
Harlem River. f. 11oth st and "a ave;
within f. 115th st, Pleasant ave; Il: 10Th ST.
Harlem River. Randall's and Wards Islands. E.
il The Eleventh Election District is bounded by
ana within e. Hath st, Lexington ave. v.
113th st to % ave- diagonal lire ,t from nor the
Of Z. 18TH at. and Lexington ave. t. 18th ST.
The twelfth Election District is bounded by
and within y. 115th st. I'd ave. f.. 18th st,
Lexington ave. L. Hath TT. and Park ave.
The Thirteenth Election District IL bounded by
and within Z. ll6th st. I'd ave, Fl 1l4th St and
Sd
The Fourteenth Election District Is bounded
by and within a diagonal line from the corner
OF r. i17th st. and Lexington ave to tho corner
Of II 1iSth ct. and Sd ave. Sd ave, Il. 1l7th
ST I'd ave. L. 115th st, Sd ave, Z. 10th st.
and Lexington ave.
The Fifteenth Election District is bounded ny
and within Z. l17th st Lexington ave. Il.
1Isth st, I'd ave, e 18TH ST and Park ave.
The sixteenth Election District is bounded by
and within r. 18th St, I'd ave. 10 r. 1lsth St,
q diagonal line from the corner OF 30 ave- and
y lfsth ST. to the corner OF Lexington ave.
and e Nth St, L. 1i7th st. and Park ave.
TWENTY NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
The First Election District is bounded by and
within w. 9th St, Central Park West w. 9th
Al and Columbus ave
The Second Election District is bounded by
Soth ST. and Columbus ave
The Third Election District ie bounded b. and
within ". soth st. Central Park West. w ooth
ST and Columbus ave.
The Fourth Election District Is bounded by
snd within W. Both st. 6th ave, W 3sth ST.
and 9th ave.
T'ht Firth Election District is bound~i ~ and
within ". 5stli St, sth aVe.. " Joth -, an
ave ". S7fh 81 and 9th ave
The Sixth Election District Is bounded ~
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BOROUGH OF THE BRONX.


ASSEM- Bls1 fNORTH)-
The Thirteth Election District is bounded by
and within z 13sth St. Alexander ave. p
13sth st. Lincoln ave. Z. 136th st. Sd ave and
The THIRTY first Election District is bounded
b s and q With" Mi,s E. ave- iao'R ST i.b LINCOLN &c ave
ave. Harlem River and Sd ave.
The Thirty second Election District is bounded
BY and within 2 1S4th St. ST. AIMS ave. L.
1924 St. Lewis place Bronx Kills Harlem River
The Thirty-third Election District I, bounded
by and within z i3sth st. Brook ave. Z. hath
The rhrty-tourtb Election District Is bounded
~ and within p lSeth St. Brown place. T..
The Thirty-ffth Election District is bounded
by and within r. 13Ith st. Brown place. e
The Thirty-sixth Election District Z, bounded
by and within f. 18Th st. St AIMS ave. F:
The ThIrty-seventh Election District is bounded
~ as and within r. 1S2th lbs, st. Impress ave- T.
p 1921 ST. St. AIMS ave. T. 134th ST. and
by and within f is6th St. East River. E
leld st. Cypress ave. z both st. and ST.
AIMS ave.
THIRTY-SEcoND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
The First Election District Is bounded by and
within Y. 14eth st. Park ave. z Is6th St Col
lege ave- Morris ave, Sd ave, Z. ljsth st ana
The Second Election District ~ bounded by
and within e. i46th ST, Sd ave. Morris ave.
The Third Election District is bounded by and
within E. 1921 St. Willis ave, L. I4Oth 81
Alexander ave T. i39th and Ri ave
Tho Fourth Election District Is bounded nv
and within L. lS9th st. Willis ave. L. i3sth st
and Sd
The Fifth Election District Is bounded by and
within T.. I3sth St. Willis ave, L. 1S6th 81
and Alexander
The sixth Election District is bounded by and
within T. l36th St. Willis ave. u i35th st
and Alexander ave.
The seventh Election District is bounded by
and within p I3sth ST., Brook ave. T.. 18Th II
and Willis
Tue Eighth Election District Is bounded nv
and within Z. 1S9th St. Brook ave. r. f9sth
ST. and Willis
Tho Ninth Election District Is bounded by AMI
within L. ia0th St. Brook ave. 4. lSeth st and
Alexander ave.
The Tenth Election District is bounded b,. AMI
within r i4lst St Brook ave. T. 10th - ana
Willis ave.
The Eleventh Election District Is hcunAe, ~,
aud within u 1881 St. Brook ave. y t4tst :,
and Willis ave.
The twelfth Election District IA honrd.A ~
and within r. l+5th 81. Brook ave. T. Ii1d a.
/ and Willis
The Thirteenth Election District Is ho,s. ,
~ and within r. ii6th 81. 81 Ann. 80 =
145th ~ aud Wills ave. w. q
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OF D lalo
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-12
Law on Liquor Education

It is interesting to note that Alabama has a law, put on the books in 1885, pro viding that the children shall be taught the ways of hygiene and physiology, with special reference to the effect of alcoholic drinks stimulants and narcotics upon the human system. It was intro- duced by Sumter Lea, then of Dallas but now of Jefferson, and approved by Gov ernor O'Neal, father of the man now in the race for governor, on February ll, 1885. The act Is now section 1885, sub division 3, of the code.
 The text of the act follows:
 Section l. Be 1t enacted by the general assembly of Alabama, That provision shall be made by the superintendent of education for instructing all pupils in all schools and colleges supported in whole or in part by public money, or under state control, in hygiene and physiology with special reference to the effect of al- coholic drinks, stimulants and narcotics upon the human system
 ''Sec. 2. Be it further enacted, That no certificate of first or second grade shall be granted any person to teach in the 30 1885. who has not passed a satis- factory examination In hygiene and physi- ology, with special reference to the eff feet of alcoholic drinks, stimulants and narcotics upon the human system, and 1t shall be the duty of the state and county superintendents of education to see that this law is properly carried into eff fect'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-12
KILLING OCCURS
 NEAR FRANKVILLE

Chaton. March 11.-(Special. )-John Williams shot and instantly killed w.. R. Reynolds, better known as Babe Reynolds, near Frankville, in this coun- ty, Wednesday afternoon. It is said that Reynolds and Williams. both white men, were drinking together. They were driving together In the same buggy when the killing occurred.
 Just what the immediate cause Of the killing was will probably never be known as there were no eyewit- nesses and Williams claims that he re- members nothing whatever of it.
 Reynolds was an old and respected farmer of this county and bore a good reputation. Williams Is stranger here and claims his home to be in Ten nessee. He was arrested Wednesday night while asleep in a fence corner near the place of the killing, and is now confined in jail here.
 The grand jury that will convene here Monday will. in all probability. investigate the charge against Will Hams and lie will probably be given a speedy trial.