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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
PRINTERS OPEN LIBRARY.
Addition TO Magnificent Home II
Colorado is Dedicated.

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. Feb
lS.-At the Union Printers Home yes.
terday the library addition To that IN.
stitution was formally dedicated
The Union Printers Home is the
only institution OF it's kind In the
world conducted by a trade union for
the benefit OF it's INDECENT and sick
members. The value of the property
is estimated at one million dollars.
and the addition that was dedicated
yesterday &C 100000. II houses the
Homes magnificent collection or
bocks-l2 900 volumes.
Among the speakers were Mayor
Avery. OF this city. "A representative
OF the local typographical union. a
representative OF Denver Typographi.
cal Union and President James NJ.
Lynch. of the International Typo
graphical Union. The exercises were
attended by large number OF peo-
pie President Lynch made the
principal address.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
DETROIT OPERA HOUSE.

Whether They Loved Lassle Is
more a farce or a musical comedy IS
hard 10 tell. for the characteristics
OF both types Of entertainment are 50
blended in Il that the majority con-
troll is uncertain. but u Is certainly
The sort uf thing that the people who
no 10 the Detroit Opera House enjoy.
There was evidence enough OF that n
the constant Laughter which greeteI
the players in the comedy scenes ana
the many eucores OF the musical
numbers and dances
An able company OF players ma
been retained by Is. {. Whitney for
the presentation OF tais offerirs.
Forrest Hun. as Jock McCrae. Sc0'-
fish laird, and Alice Yorke, as tie
London lassie. whom he marries. na''
the principal vocal parts. Charles +.
Evans. an old iavorite and George
Pettingill. as two i.ondoners taxing
a three weeks holiday away irolh
their wives. are the centers OF tie
fun. and their efforts are always sue
eessful I'm creating amusement ANY
BamlIn and Helena Phillips as the
wives. nave roles that call for eN-
SelIent charactes acting and they ac'
Quit themselves ably.
AS in most connections OF the KIND.
the musical interruptions come iu
somewhat Unexpectedly, and ocos'
sionaIly. without any great relevancy
10 the comedy proper. But, perhaps
that is just as well. for the strain OF
incessant laughter might prove t'o
much. After a time, when mlrth 5
uncontrolled, IL Is d welcome oppor
tunitx- that one gets to- wipe AVA
the laughter-tears while listening 10 a
popular song.
The farce proper opens with thz
morning OF a day when two LOndcn
business men are about to start on 2
trip for America bv order OF Their
doctors. Each has had an ahaiT
with one Marie Aptoinette Smith. and
each receives a note from her at the
last moment asking loan and stat
ing that she has booked passage on
the vessel they intend 10 take. Rather
than risk gossip they first refuse "a
go and then. tie appeals OF their
wives TO mind their health being i'm
perative. decide 10 go 70 Scotland IA
stead.
But their old fame has changed her
mind as well, and married the Scotch
mau whom they INTENDED 10 vis.;.
This proyokes ludicrous misunder.
standings and the plot really thickrns
when the two wives decide 90 visi-
the same place in Scotland that their
husbands have CHOSEN as restlrS
place What follows must be- seen 10
he appre rated
A rumor o. the sinking ~ the ship
on which the husbands should have
embarked pungcs their wives inI
mourning and tests the powers 90
mendacity OF their spouses. Ana 81
ends well of course
One particularly ridiculous scene IS
that in watch the lard. mis- bride and
the two ondoners return To a hotel
after suffering an upset in a trearh.
etous ana muddy hill road Alice
Yorke shows her ability here 10 Sac
ri1ce appearance to comic effeg
While the grote que actions oI
Aessrs Evans. Petengl and HuJ
would evoke the disabilities of a hyTO.
chondriac
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
MILTON R. PALMER
GARRIck.

II YOU ike your humor served in
chunks and your jokes dished up With
strong sauce then YOU viii probably
say TITLES Nightmare. in the Gar
rick. is good show There's one
thing certain. You viii have the scream
OF your life, with and at. Marie Dress
Ter An audience that crowded the
theater 10 the walls. Thursday eve.
ming welcomed Miss Dressler in d
rip-roaring way and shrieked them.
selves into Mysteries over her fun.
making
There is nothing subtle about
Marie. She paints with a whiteWash
brush Moreover she never Was
eligible 10 the pony class She does
not care who knows that her real hair
consists OF three wisps in a tight knot.
Her figure Is scarcely IN the syelte
department. AThere is one Joyous
thing about Marie-she never tries 10
criss-cross what nature Intended she
should be. and that Is large ana
generous person OF obvious good ma
ture with talent for broad burlesque.
In TITLES Nightmare Miss Dress
self as homely and elephantine as her
ingenuity has ever devised. and also
Is laughabie. The piece is SO con
structed that she is on the sage all
tie time doing ali uf those things for
which she IS famous. From her first
entrance and song. Heaven VIII
Protec' he Working Girl 70 her last
Imitation of Marie Dressler az a
dancer % allegnry she is scream
'nely and uproariousiy funny There
D., nothing gentle o. refined about
Marie or her show. bur there is plenty
of JuToonery and rattlety bang music.
and great deal OF noise and a lot
o. chorus girls and 20 great many
changes of scenery. SO Won get a lot
Tor your money. anyway
TITLES Nightmare tells how I'll.
ie Bl1bhs whose ma Keeps
boarding house in Skineatles. y Y.
Of which size is the drudge fails ssleen
and dreams ait The sUbscqueU events.
lu her nightmare. Tille goes 20 New
York thence 20 Paris and finally
wakes Up sgajn in mas boarding
house WIN ma yelling Tor "Tillee"
in rhc-same old way
Tile 8 weep jag ou board the
Yacht that takes her TO- Paris follow
ing a prolonged spell. of mai de- mer.
o. very broad comedy ana might eps-.
SIS uIOye offensive 10 many people
The COMPANY surrounding Nie4
Dressier has quantity IL not qualitr
II numbers q staseful o. people ~ ig
different aDilty With the execution
perhaps oi tbrey/Hrle dancing girls
As the whole affair is nightmare. 8
perhaps h is not 90 Dee expected that
costumes would be- fresh and pretty
and up-tO-date
The engagement Is io- The remain
der Of the week With matinee on
Saturday
ELLA NAE HAWTHORNE.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18

buildings that today contain 10000
O0e pounds OF stored batter
saw rooms containing frozen
fowls weighing ll.0p0 0o0 pounds
IN single trust storeroOm ! saw
the carcasses OF 10000 lambs hung
in their leeces.
An sorts uf reasons are being ven
tured for the incrt ased cost OF Twins
estimated al 90 per cent IN 20 years,
while wages have increased only %
Per cent. The high 'arin may be one
Eood answer. too plentiful gold an
other. bur any feol can see that trust
methods have played the Ng hand
with food
Whey public scrutiny was first VI
rectcd mon the storage houses the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
pr,os John o. Over Goals.

WASHINGTON. Feb. lS.-Senator
Jeff Davis. OF Arkansas. startled The
senate yesterday with the declaration
that he would ike 10 see John -.
Rockefeller consigned To perdition
and burned in flames caused by the
consumption OF the products OF the
Standard oil company. He spoke IN
opposition 10 pill authorizing an o.!
and gas pipe line across the public
lands OF Arkansas Accusing Senator
owen. sponsor OF the bill. with bust
ness connection with the STANDARD
company Mr. owen denied all con.
nection with the Standard Oil con-
pany and said the oil N Oklahoma
could be taken ont only in pipe lines
crossing Arkansas on the passapo
OF the bill. Nh. Davis east the ou'y
negative vote.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18

owners were quick TO argue, with
plausibility. the economic value OF Tie
storage plant that Il conserves the
food supply during the time or plenty
for a time OF scarcity, and while the
system may result in holding up
prices in time OF plenty. II balances
by furnishing a supply in the time
when there - uo natural supply.
Last year Armour 4 co raked IN
81 per ceat Drohf The company has
$4,000. 900 capital.
one big Chicago packer answering
an attack. pleaded mat cold storage
levels prices. conscrNes the perishing
PRODUCTS for time % need
In a room in Swift x Co.'S ware
house | saw some 100000 pounds II
Lutter much or which, had been stored
TWO years and longer With this lot
the price mad never risen 10 the point
where the Beef Trust would let ii 80.
Butter In temperature OF below zero
viii keep sweet Tor years.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
I !, 5si PLAYHOUSES

Eugene Moulan Is cas-, in a rich
part as The waiter In this hotel. and
his delicious d.aiec. AMI grave
ceptAnce OF situations are truly
Scotch. This portion OF the play
gives opportunity toI a yery fetching
Highland dance BY The chorus lassics
Forrest Hun sings II had the
world 10 give you ia charming fash
ion and joins With Alice lorke in
You're My Little Annie Laurie.
while the little prima donna sings
Why Married You" and silver
Moon" In such a way as 10 bring CIT
numerous encores Another song
that made hit was The Banshee
a topical ditty rendered BY Charles
r Evans
Louise Raymon1 a. a domestic. and
J MerriVk as a rich uncle from Aus
tralia. MAKE the most OF minor parts
The chorus mum lei- some very pretty
girlies and the fact that they wer,
drilled by Gus Sohlke Is sufficient
warrant OF the eusemble effects
The engageme ~ is for the -
mainder Of the week, with Saturday
matinee
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18

81 DO nor believe abuse OF whiskey. and am no
friend Of drinking, but the value of pure medicinal
ybfskev has been clearly demonstrated and, taken IN
small doses. certainly is wonderful help 10 weak
miserable sufferers punys Pure Malt Whskey Is the
unrest liouor shall speak IN It's praise
20 everyone needs g. glad 70 be OF help TO
others who suner
Last winter / had very bad spell az la Grippe, and
tried every remedy could OF Ny stomach so
weak had 90 voult every day and would wake in the
rtzht SO sick aud weak Nothing seemed 10 give ne
relief your advertisement and my husband
ordered Malt Whskey for and IL worked
like a charm began better and sleep better and
he sickness stomach all passed away feel like
they pleased with purity and with the actual
for and will not be without IL
Mrs Albert Mathews p. o. IrcS 50, CofaX Wis
and people everywhere unite in commencing DuTys Pure
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
FURNITURE DEALER DIES.

z GRAND RAPIDS Mich Feb 49,
Stricken with heart di.ca So in The CITY
OF Mexico. Da.id Wulcot' Kendall.
treasurer o. the Phoenix Furniture
company and It's designer. died In his
room IN the Porta hotel The boiy
Will be returned 10 Grand Rapids next
Monday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey

OF smuant OF The creates
assists IN
in keeping
treatment ana cure
colds malaria
weakening conditions taken
directed will do good
adyi Dury Malt
whsky Company fully Our
valuable illustrated
rules health which
OF
all life both old and
directfo
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
DIES IN CHAIR.

CARLETON. Mich. Feb. 1s.-Mra.
Albert Dallamau. aged 81 years. was
found dead at her home yesterday
where she had expired from hear
trouble while sitting IN chair with
only her i4-monlhs-old baby near het.
She leaves a husband and six small
hildren
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18

The same number contains 4 veal
Pa.rtiugs in Color bv fes..~ W IroI smith
"A fast SIDE story bv Wyra'E~iiy
a seal story by IuH-f " i1rf rompkins
A Funnv Story by MAY H.at5u worse
Thy Ni0lets \ Love song
u lusekeeping a. Nile a Minute
a Literary Pilgrimage ~ Mar On iafian5
Ausslet T. ssngstef Home Page
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
sep Restored:
Grippe Cured

Am no friend of drinking. but | was
Completely cured OF Grippe and
Stomach Trouble by the use of Dufiy's
Pure Malt Whiskey and | feel like a
different person. 1t brought DaCk
restiu sleep and health, writes Mrs.
Mathews.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
The Big Advance Fashion Number

j reading matter. For instance:
Twelve Columns for Children
One Hundred aud Two Fashion Pictures
Dozens Of toloTed Fashion Plates
sixty five Columns Of Fashion News
Busv Wumeu and Idle Friends
Trees for Beauty and Comfort
What We Know about Hypnotism
Training Deal Childfsu " SPEAK
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18

Gifts for the New Baby
pntertainmea and Cookery
Furnishing Home
The Doctor Page
A Comfortable SiS-RoOm House
iin Money Club
Sam Lovd Puzzle Page
CrVcAeting .oT The Baby
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-26
STOMACH DISTRESS
IS ENDED FOREN Err.
Indigestion. Stomach Gas. Sour
ness or Dyspepsia Will Be
Relieved in Five Minutes.

Take your sour. Otto: order s;oma OF may
ho you call f. indigestion. Dysrcpsi'. Gast-it :
or Caidrrh Of stomach: il doesn't matter-takC
your stomach trouble rlgat with you to your
pharmacist and ask him open a ;soctnt case
Il Parc's Diapcp>in and let vou eat one 22-sra \
Triangle and see il within five minutes there
is LEFT any trace of vour former mscTv
The correct name for rcur trouble Is Food
Fcrmenration-food s"urinc: the Digestive OF
Juice your food. is only half j Ge-tNd. anil y"d
become Affected with loss of appetite, pressure
and fulIness after eating. vomiting. nausea.
heartburn. gripping in bowels. tenderness in the
pit Of stomach had taste in mouth. constipation.
pain in limbs. slccplcSsnes>. bel;hinG "t gas bill
iousness. sick headache. narvoIsLc-s. aizzin IS
many other Similer symptoms
II YOUR appetite is hcklo and nothing tent IS
you. o. You bcIch gas or il ron feel h,oatcd
lead your stomach. you can make no your
mind thar nj the tottcm of all this there is
hat fermentation OF Unlga>tcd f>ou-
Prove 10 yourself in fvS minutes tina your
Stomach is { good any: that there i Nth
ing really wrong Stop this fermentation and
begin eating what you want without fear OF
discomfort misery.
Almost instant relief is waIt.n, for vo;l. IL
is merely Il matter 81 how y"u take t
IL pancp>n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-26
JEALOUSY CAUSED SHOOTING.
Virginian Who Attempted to Kill!
Sweetheart May Die.

NORFOLK Va. October .G.-I GLOWING
an attempted murder of his sweetheart,
Miss Grimstoad. AT the iatte.'s home in
Princess Anne county last night. and the
firing of buIle. into his own head With
suicidal intent. Richard Norris aged rire-
teen. is today in th<hospitaI htrc, with
chances all against his recovery
The cause of the shooting is declared
10 have been attentions paid TO Miss
GriInstead by another young man 10
whom Norris 90 ected. Norris Teqainins
consciousness, said there had been no
quarrel between himself and the girl who
received two wounds. one in the hand
and the othef' in the breast The girl is
expected To recover
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-26
THEY ACTUALLY
DO THE WORK,
FOOb EATEN Is WORTHLESS UNlE.S II
GE>1ED -SoME SToMACHS MUST
HAVE HEIP

Food taken into the stomach wiica. f.cn t..e
nature Of the food the condition OF the stom
a"h is digestcd il worse tnan no food al
all This is true -tatcnent far as fl gUes
and great many dyspepticS 20 ont tnis fa-
with their reasoning They argue with :hsui-
selves that because tIeir sto,nacls do not do
Tho work given them they must be given less
work in otter words. they must he starved. IL
would Le inst : sensible for business ula Il
VIII" Is unable 10 DO all his Nor. cut
down his business 10 he own capacity it IL
for man 20 stsrye himself to relieve his stom-
s'h- The sensible business man employs help
and goes forward with his business Litew.ss
Tho sensible dyspeptic viii empty help for his
stomach and give his body proper noJr:s Iment.
stuart Dyspepsia Tablets actually do IA.
work assigned to ,h"m. They relieve weak aid
cVcrburdened stomachs 81 q great portion q Iii
Srstive action. Their component part are itsnri-
"a with those Of TIE digestive fluids aud sacrc-
ii"ns Of The stomach. and the! simply take up
The grind and carry the just the same
. 40 q good strong. healthy stomach would do il.
On this account >tuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
are perfectly natural in Their action and ef-
fects- They do not any unnatural q, v'o-
len, disturbance Ia the stomach or bowels Tley
themselves digest tie FOOD and supply the sys-
ten with all the nouri-hmcnt contained In what
Is eaten and carry out Natures plans FOR the
sustenance anI maintenance Of the BODY
How much moro sNuSihI" - this rlrtioI - II
that employed hy many sufferers from wea1
ssOmaclis. BY this the bod and "a n
get al the good. nutritious food they need aud
the man Is properly nourishel and ECU pped IA
carry h!s vor., and perform rs duties He
+oud possibly b. Ia proper working coadi-
lion Icy starving himself employing new
tangled. insufficient food that does not conta in
enough nutriment for a year-old baby A sroils
doing strong work must be properly fed.
snd this applies to the brain well thr
body
Sfuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. 10y r,!ievn: tae
stomach Of lis work. enable II to teCurerat
and regain it's normal health and strength. NJ
tUrc repairs the and wasted tissues ics
as she heals and kni,S tne tone OF trokel
iinh. which is. OF c,'.rsc used during Tia
process Of repair
Stuar;'s Dyspepsa Tablets for sale b. III
druggists ~ cents box. aAd fney fls
one article Ina; the druggist does not try TO -
something in the place o. that's just as eocd
Their unqualified merit and and la
universal dc.naHd for t,icin has placed tGen
within the reach OF every one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-26
||SA|L|[ OF BRUSHES
Palais Royal Makes a Record
That Eclipses Past Per-
fOrmanCeS.

The Palais Royal sale of brushes is
making record that ccipses even the
sale of last October. when more than
5000 brushes and mirrors We're sold
in about three hours.
The managers believe that the sue
cess of the present sale is due to the
EenuincneSs of the bargains offered on
similar occasions. 1t was supposed
!. that the sale held before Christmas
would Outdistance all rival opportu-
mites of the kind. but the fact stands
that the present sale is more over
whelningly successful than any other
brush sale in the history of the store.
None but the best brushes, with
short, medium and long bristles. it is
explained. are on sale. All arc guar
anteed. Not one brush. it is claimed,
has defective brstles, and each is a
hogs bristle and not a fiber make
shift.
Hand and tooth brushes at the pres
ent sale are simply a matter of a few
pennies. The hand glasses are best
French plate-glass mirrors, with bev-
eled edges, with frame and handles of
rosewood, oliveWOod and ebony.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-26
MISS MORGAN NOT TO WE'D.
Denies She Is Engaged to an English
Nobleman.

NEW YORK, October 26-Miss Anne
Morgan. daughter of j. Pierpont Morgan.
made emphatic denial today of the re-
port that she was engaged to be married
to titled Briton. Miss Morgan has been
spending vacation in Paris. and re-
turned on the steamship Oceanic
Regarding the repor; of her engage
ment. Miss Morgan said: oh, pshaw. 1t
is quite hopeless 70 continue TO print
stories about my matrimonial intentions.
am not engaged, and l am not going to
he engaged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-26
WHITE SLAVE CONVICTIONS.
Man and Woman Sentenced at Pitts
burg Under New Law.

PITTSBURG. Pa. October 26-Frank
c. Williams and Anna Hull of this city
were found guilty of violating the white
slave law enacted by Congress June 25
last by a federal jury in the United
States district court yesterday Will
lams was sentenced to two Years and
six months in the federal prison at Leav-
enWorth Kan. while Miss Hull will
serve a like term in the western peniten-
tiary here.
These are among the first prosecutions
under the new law and the trial has
excited wide interest Miss Hull. il was
brought out in the testimony was lrc-
prietor of resort. to which VIII ans
brought his victims from other states.
Specific cases were made of tw" young
women Williams was alleged to have
brought here from Steubenville, ONO,
and Weusburs. w. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-26
LEAVES MILLION IN WILL.
Maybe It Wasn't Miss Johnson s
Money, But She Left It, ANYHOW.

Bus TON. October 26.-Beleving herself
a beneficiary to the extent OF 81 600 900 in
the VIII Of rich man in New York.
whose name is not disclosed, Miss Cora
Johnson. who died here IA few days ago.
left a Will dispOsing of such property.
although being possessed herself of but
S1cO at her death.
MISS Johnson. of whom little IS known.
makes several public beuIIestS of $1,000
each To hospitals and homes leaving half
million dollars in trust for the benefit
Of Charles Edward Hoibrook; son of
Henry w H"lbrook of Newton, Mass.
the boy to receive the principal! at the
age of twenty-five Years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-26
FAILS TO END HIS LIFE.
Despondent Man Makes Two Unsuc-
cessful Attempts to Kill Himself.

ATLANTA. Ga, October 26.-Charles
Gentry aged tWenty-two decorator
made two unsuccessful attempts here last
night TO Kill himself by jumping in front
of street cars. \ car inspector jerNed
him from in front of one car just in the
nick of time. Seeing car approaching
from the opposite direction. Gentry hurled
himself in front of ii. but was rescued
despite his efforts to fight off his rescuers
At the police station he declared he hac
no money and no friends, and was tired
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-26
An Appeal to Palais Royal Patrons
I me Appe al.

Will patrons who prof.
tied by the late May sale
of Brushes and Mirrors
THOSE who secured sup
plies for long future
needs = please advise
friends of their merits
and thereby not only ia
vor them. but encourage
the store to offer more of
such bargains later?
Note that many thou
sands of these Brushes
and Mirrors have to be
distributed if history is
to be repeated tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-26
Extra.

Standard Toilet Articles
are 10 be included i'm this
year sale, at prices that
viii create another record
sale.
Note that every best
Standard Article is here
a S1e.oel stock-and that
Nour favoriteS are all at
price SURPRISES.
Only a few articles are list
cd beloW-merely hints of
the prices to expect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-26
DEFECT IN THE WORDING.
Womans Suffrage Amendment in
WASHINGTON State Invalid.

SEATTLE, Wash, October 26.-An al
legged defect in its wording. it is declared
win invalidate the woman's suffrage
amendment to the state constitution to be
voted on at the coming election. has been
discovered I'm the resolution adopted by
the last legislature. submitting the ques-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-26
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Campaigns
IIl-The Campaign of I.OS.

Recently, while blowing on his farm.
near Havre de Grace. Md. Robert H..
Mitchell found a perfectly formed toma-
hawk. 1t has the appearance of soap
store. which would indicate that II was
owned by a member of a northern In
dian tribe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-26
From The Star.

The following notice of the
late sale is clipped from the
news columns of The Evening
Star of May 20, 1910:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-26
Note.

To prevent oVercroWdinG
and discomfort the Toilet
Articles will be distributed
in center aisle. north enc OF
FIRST floor
The brushes and mirrors
will be found on counters
and tables i'm northeast cor
ner Of first floor.