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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-11-15
KEEPS MAPS OF SUMTER
ON DISPLAY IN Office
JUDGE Cobb Has Them Of
Easy Access

One cannot 90 wrong in Sumter
county if he will get his bearings in
the coy office Of Judge John A. Cobb
LOT the Court of ordinary, the walls
where three new and very valuable
maps descriptive in detail of the
county ornament the walls and can
be consulted easily by anyone seek
ling information.
These are the new county map,
the school map, and that latest pub
LEGATION, the handsome and complete
soil map of Sumter, issued by the
United State Government from the
Department of Agriculture.
This soil map Judge Cobb has
had placed in a handsome frame Of
oak, glass covered where it will be
preserved indefinitely Near it is sus-
pended the government pamphlet, de-
scriDtive Of every acre OF farming and
woodland. every stream and hillside
in Sumter county.
Any land owner can at once To-
cate his farm, and by consulting the
pamphlet easily ascertain its value for
the production of certain varieties of
crops.
This soil map was prepared by
Messrs. J. c. Britton and F. s Welsh
for the Government and is for free
distribution. 1t is about two and
a half by four feet in dimension, and
is one Of the most complete maps that
any county in the state posses; COM
Drehensiye in every detail.
The large school map shows the
location of each one of Sumter coun-
tvs siXty-three free public schools,
While the land map shows every lot
of land in the county with the name
of the owner thereupon; every
stream, every public road, church, or
other place of interest that could BIZ
desired.
Judge Cobb takes pardonabIe pride
III his maps as he does in everything
Of public value connected with his
office, and shows them with pleasure
10 all callers.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-11-15

There's no place like home and
some married men are glad of it.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-11-15

What makes a man a good citizen is
he's afraid not to be. D.
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State of Ohio, City of Toleo,
Lucas County.

OldIS VI OulO, lily VI AOiCO,
Lucas County.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm of F. J.
Cheney & Co., doinggbusiness in the
City of Toledo, County and State afore-
said, and in that said firm will pay
the sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by the use of
Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9th day of De-
.cember, A. D. 1886.
A. w. GLEASON,
(Seal) Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally,and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Send for testimonials free.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-11-15
Feather BEDS

For limited time only we will sell
one Feather Bed weighing Sc pounds
and one pair of pillows weighing six
pounds, all for $40 cash with order,
T. O. b. Coyington, Ga NEW feathers
only. Made of the best A. C. A. tick
ing. If beds are not as advertised we
cheerfully refund your money. Buy
from the manufacturer and save half
your money. Order to-day Refer
snce. Bank of Newton County. Send
your orders to the oldest bed com
pany in the State of Georgia.
DIME FEATHER BED co.
COVingtOn, Ga.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-11-15
NOTICE.

The Southern Express Co., will sell
for charges at public. Cutlery, to the
highest bidder for cash in the City of
Ga. Saturday Nov. 25th.
1911, ali unclaimed packages remain
ng on hand
H. NJ. SMITH, Supt.,
II. C. GARNER, Agent.
Nov.1-8-15-22.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-11-15

Notices made from autumn leaves
are pretty, but father does not like the
litter.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-26
EhIzH c5EoZH MzrHZ.
sixth 9RZZE

southeast. age months. no weight; son
Of Mr.. Philips.
Henry Byrne Weaver. 1890 Chaplin street
age months. weight % pounds; son of
H. B. Weaver
Luther Wilson Gray, 923 Ninth street
northeast, age II months, weight 30
pounds; son OF Mrs. Charles II. Gray.
Julia Catharine Lee. 81 Eleventh street
southeast, age years 6 months, weight
2SIA pounds; daughter of George r. Lee.
William Wallis Perkins, 1876 Second
street northwest, age II months, weight
2613 pounds; son of Wallis Z. Perkins.
Frank Tharin. jr., 174O Eighteenth street
northwest, age l year. weight q pounds:
son of Mrs. Frank Tharin.
Francis Dunworth, 1902 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest, age 214 years. weight
IS pounds: son of T. w. Dunworth.
Margaret A. Meenehan, 171O Johnson
avenue northwest, age 21a years. weight
80 pounds: daughter of Martin Meenehan.
Arthur Clark Brown, 122 r street north
east. 1 year, weight % pounds; son of
Arthur c. Brown.
Carl Philip Hoffman. 10 street
northwest, age "a years, weight 80
pounds: son of Frank E. HOFFMAN.
James Michael Beckham, 1924 Prospect
avenue northwest, age l year, weight "A
pounds: son OF Alvin c. Beckman.
Albert George GOergens, 1907 Fort Drive
northeast, age 2 year months, weight
254 pounds; son OF Mrs. George R.
Goergens.
Hammond Franklin Brown, 6O4 II street
northwest, age % months. weight a
pounds.
Edward Bussard. 222sa n street north
west age months, weight 20 pounds;
son Of Mrs. c. Bussard.
Leslie B. Wallace. 1887 South Carolina
avenue. age years months. weight 80
pounds: son of 3. Lee G. Wallace
Roy L. Wynkoop, 1872 New Jersey ave-
nue. northwest, age 1 year s" months
weight "a pounds; son of Mrs. William
Wynkoop.
James Blake Martin, 1901 Fourth street
northeast, age 2 years months, weight
81 pounds; son of Charles L. Martin.
Helen Brown Reeves, 4O1 Sixth street
southwest, age years, S months, weight
40 pounds; daughter of Mrs. ]. c. Reeves.
Vetura Garrett. IA Sixth street south
east age year, weight p pounds; daugh-
ser of Mrs. f. A: Jarrett
Francis Harriss Castle, III Mount Yer
non place, age l year, weight 24IA pounds;
daughter Of Earl B. Castle.
Alta Marie Winkler, 1886 U street south
east. age 10 months, weight o pounds;
daughter of Mrs. Fred Winkler
Theodore Marshall Wilson. zoos Georgia
avenue northwest, age 81 months, weight
% pounds; son OF Mrs. Theodore NJ. Will
son.
Adelaide Rogers. Mount Rainier, Nd.
age 20 months, weight d pounds; daugh-
ter of Mrs. William B. Rogers.
Master Julian Briscoe Heron, In VIII
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northwest, age years II months, weight
% pounds; son OF Mrs NJ A. Tanner.
Florence Eleanor Cannon, 1882 E street
northeast, age 3 months, weight Is
pounds: daughter Of Mrs. G. Cannon.
Doris Z. Hospital, $40 Kennedy street.
age l year months, weight 26 pounds;
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Dixon Hos
pital
Fifty Sterling silver Medals.
Catherine Elizabeth Morrow, 1345 Otis
street northwest. age l year. weight %
pounds; daughter of Mrs. A. II. Morrow.
John Luther Middleton, 1119 Four-and-a
half street southwest, age q months,
weight q pounds: son of Mrs. John w.
Middleton.
Bernard A. Holeir, Mount Rainier. Md,
age l year. weight 20 pounds; son OF Mrs.
B. A. Holisr.
nue., age 2 years 4 months, weight 30
pounds; son of Mrs. H. P. Ware.
Pauline Mildred Hickerson. 1853 Wiscon-
sin avenue northwest, age 13 months, no
weight
Dorothy NJ. Raglan, 7Os Fifth street
northwest, age 20 months, weight g
pounds.
Dorothy Melba Halter S26 Maryland
avenue northeast, age years l month.
weight IS pounds; daughter of Mrs. P. T.
Halter.
Henry Theodore Rinck. jr., 300 X street
northeast, age months, weight Ply
pounds; son Of Henry T. Rinck.
Elmer G. Reed, COL Sixth street south
west, age years, weight 4s pounds
Louise Virginia Taylor. 1924 Meridian
place, age II months, weight so pounds
Edward B. Taylor, father.
Joseph S. Hoover, 1880 North Capitol
street, age 2 years months, weight IS
pounds: L s. Grant Hoover father.
Luther c. Goldman, 1921 Fourteenth
street northeast, age 2 years, weight .
pounds; son of Z. A. Goldman
Alexander z. Stieglitz, The Burlington.
Apartment 10. age l year, weight "a
pounds; son OF Alexander StieglItz-
Bruce Leslie Hise. Twenty-eighth street,
Mount Rainier. Nd, age Is months,
weight IS pounds; son Of Mrs. Eugene C.
Hise.
Doris Gaskins. jr.. liz street north
west, age 2lA years, weight 30 pounds;
son of Dorius F. Gaskins.
Mildred Goodwin Sacrey, 719 Main street
Fredericksburg, Va, age years 10
months, weight "A pounds; daughter OF
Mrs. N. S. Sacrey.
Evelyn Elizabeth Jones. 124 E street
northwest, age 2 years. weight 2Slh
pounds; daughter of Mrs. Claude l.
Jones.
Howard Askew Ford. corner Baker
and Cedar streets, Brentwood, Mount
Rainier, Md, age years, weight 30
pounds; son OF Mrs. w. Ford.
wilfred Sullivan, 2so5 Sherman avenue.
age 4 months. weight Il pounds; son of
Mrs. w. ]. Sullivan.
James r. Phipps, 504 Twelfth street
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northeast. age years 10 months, weight
% pounds; Mrs. II. L. Tansill.
Ruth Irene Taylor, 1924 First street
northwest, age years II months, weight
- pounds; daughter of Mrs. I. c. Taylor.
Mildred Elizabeth Wilfong. 479 Forty
ninth street, American University Park,
D. c., age 10Ik months, weight 1874
pounds; daughter of John s. Wilfong.
Florence Audley Miller. 1898 New Jersey
avenue northwest age Is months, weight
"a pounds: daughter of Mrs. r. A. Miller.
Henry c. Ockershausen, jr., 514 Seventh
street southwest, age . years months,
weight IS pounds; son of Mrs. Henry C..
Ockershausen.
Donald Fisher, 627 A street southeast,
age years months, weight "a pounds:
son of Arthur Fisher.
George Frampton Koehler, 81 D street
northeast, age 10 months, weight 40
pounds; son of Mrs. ]. f. Koehler.
Louis Palmer Ryon. 633 Lamont street
northwest, age 3, months, weight 80
pounds.
Norman L. DulIn, 1920 Pennsylvania
avenue southeast. age 2Ik years, weight IS
pounds; son of Mrs. Lee Dulin.
William Helvsstine, pa First street
southwest, age II months, no weight; son
of Mrs. A. II. Helvestine.
Beatrice Roberta Gill, Baliston, Va
age 9 months, weight - pounds; daughter
of Mrs. A. II. Gill.
Emelie Lucille Coyner, 1915 Swami street
northwest, age years months, weight
80 pounds: daughter of R. D. Coyner.
L. Domenica Imperatori, age / year,
weight 80 pounds; daughter OF Count and
Countess Imperatori.
Dolphin A. E. Tanner, 14OS Fifth street
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HIN ZH0MHS
NZR TN
HEZH PRLzE

street southeast, age "A months. weight %
pounds; son OF Mrs. Thomas S. REILLY.
Aubrey Norris SomerveIl. BIB Thir-
teenth street northwest, age years 5
months, weight 40 pounds; daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. SomervelI.
Mason Dover, 1913 Otis place northwest.
age months. weight 10 pounds; son of
William K. Dover.
Leroy De Wolfe Bullion, 44S4 Kansas
avenue, age 10 months weight IS pounds;
son OF Mrs. c. l.. Bullion.
Eleanor Elizabeth Dunnigan, go B
street southeast, age years months,
weight % pounds; daughter of John P
Dunnigan, NJ. D.
Morgan Cromwell Nyce. 9OO2 @ street
northwest, age II months, weight "a
pounds; son Of Mrs a. Nyce.
Harry L. slye, jr., 225S Georgia avenue
northwest, age l year, weight q pounds;
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L. Style.
Harold Calvin Richardson, 229 Eighth
street southeast, age s months, weight Q
pounds; son of Mrs. Harry F. Richard
son.
Marion Augustine Bordeaux, age 6
months, 125h pounds; Maynard Saxby, age
months. weight 12I4 pounds; children Of
Mr.. Augustine S. Bordeaux, Takoma
Park, D. c.
Gertrude Louise Morris, rs Sixth street
southeast, age years months, weight 30
pounds; daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Morris.
Twenty-Five Solid Sterling silver
Baby spoons.
John Miller Diehl. Takoma Park, D. c..
age ~ months, weight 10 pounds; son
of Mrs. r. A. Diehl.
Ida Virginia Ball, 517 A street south
east. age IA months, weight so pounds;
daughter of Mrs. ]. NJ. Ball.
Arnold Shanklin Dennis, 1713 Sixth
street northwest. age years months,
weight S7lk pounds; son of L. r. Dennis
Herman Nathan Swarzyn. 929 G street
northwest. age months. weight g
pounds; son of Mrs. G. ]. Swarzyn.
Jesse Garden Gram, 23s Delaware ave-
nue. northeast. age s months, weight 1871
pounds; son of Harvey B. Gram.
Elizabeth Hales, 1899 Seventeenth street
northwest, age 3A months. weight l3l
pounds; daughter of George p Hales.
Emma Kroedel 1898 Fifteenth street
northwest, age 20 months, weight %
pounds; daughter of Mrs. II. Kroedel.
Mary Adelaide Dyer, R. F. D., No. 4,
Alexandria, Va, age months, weight
% pounds; daughter OF Mrs. T. H. Dyer.
Clinton Proctor GIL. Forest Glen, Nd,
age months, weight Is pounds; son Of
Mrs. Levi Clinton Gill.
Evelyn Louise Tansill, q Eighth street
The Washington herald., 1911-11-26
cl1HY ZRUM75 UNnERI ne
FOLIRTz FIRLZE.

ing. age years months. weight 1;
pounds: son of J. Elliott Baldwin.
Catherine Jean Bethune. Falls Church
! Va, age > years ) months, weight SO
pounds: daughter Of Mr.. John F. Bethune
Adeline Ruth Fox, 1852 Second street
northwest, age Il months, weight L
pounds: daughter Of Mrs. Arthur L. Fox.
Walker Bruce Benton, 2220 Thirteenth
street northwest age months, no
weight: son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
PentOn.
Dorothy Grace Linser, 100 Good Hope
road. AnaCOstia. age Years s months,
weight "a pounds; daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Lingor.
Catherin f. KIoman, As X street north
west, age months, weight 90 pounds;
daughter of Mrs W. c. Kloman.
Joseph Eaton. 17F New Jersey avenue
northwest. age 7 months. no weight.
Paul V. Thompson, jr., 507 Stanton
square northeast. age months, weight 81
pounds; son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thomp-
son.
Charles r. Lippold, PIG New York ave-
nue., age 10 months. weight 30 pounds; son
of Mr.. and Mrs Charles w. Bppold.
Twenty-Five Sets Handsome Toy
Dishes in Enamel and Aluminium.
P'race l. Woodward. jr., 512 Third
l
pounds: son of Mrs. H. L. Woodward
Evils Louise Jett. 2721 street north
west, age 10 months. weight 25 pounds;
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
Jett.
James Gallagher, 1882 street northwest,
age 2 years months, weight 81 pounds;
son Of Mrs. John J. Gallagher.
Richard Kerens Cochran, jr., Apartment
lis, The Portner, age years. weight 30
pounds: son Of Richard K. Cochran
Isabel Barton, 1900 S street northwest,
age ~ years, weight 36 pounds; daughter
of Mrs. J. F. Barton.
Morse Allen. 13i R street northeast, age
20 months, weight IS pounds; son of Mrs
Robert E. Allen.
Edith ClaypooIe Brooks, Lloyd avenue,
Del Ray, Alexandria, Va, age years 4
months, weight 331k pounds; daughter of
Mrs. John c. Brooks.
James H. Elgin, EOS Thirteenth street
northeast. age 81 months, weight Is
pounds: son of Mrs. John H. EIgin.
Francis Coleman McLearen, 1923 Duke
street. Alexandria, Va, age months,
weight % pounds; son Of F. C. McLearen.
Stanley Field. jr., SIS H street north
west, age years 10 months, weight "a
pounds; son Of DR.. Stanley Field.
John Monaghan Conghlin, Department
of State, age Il months. no weight; son of
Mrs. John T. Conghlin.
John G. Capers, jr., 1707 Q street north
west, age ! year months, weight 80
pounds; son OF Mr.. and Mrs John G.
Capers.
May Pomrey White, Bis Fifth street
northeast, age II months, weight IS
pounds; daughter Of Mrs. Franklin L.
White.
George Dewey Thompson, Goldsboro, N.
c., age p months, weight IS pounds; son
Of Mrs Berry Thompson.
William Archibald wengIa, 1858 Har-
ward street, age months, weight q
pounds; son of Mrs. Archie ]. Kengla.
Master George Sutherland REILLY, 923 z
The Washington herald., 1911-11-26
N0lNzzLl HLZnY
NLLZER,
ZEIVZH RRLzE!
THE GOOD SALAD
REQUIRES MUCH CARE

The careless hand never yet achieved
a perfect salad. Only the skilled hand
Of the artist can toss into the bow,
this, that, and the other thing, dress #
with bit of oil and vinegar, and senc
to the table a masterpiece.
In the first place, salad gives a wild,
range for the exercise Of individuality
Many an exquisite combination has beer
tossed together on the spur Of the mo
ment. and has afterward found its wa!
to the table Of the epicures.
The wise salad maker knows tn
adaptability of favors. the secret
foundation materials. She never has tn
meat or vegetables too coarse or to
fine, neither does she resort to the chop
ping knife or meat grinder. Only tn
crispest of fresh vegetables are used, tn
vinegar is never sharp, and the oil
the best. II the vinegar is too sour
is weakened with water and If It lack
acidity the juice of lemon Is added.
Tarragon flavor is delicious with mea,
and fish. Nasturtium is used advar
tageousIy with vegetables. Mint vInega
especiaIIv with lamb, chicken, and son
green vegetable, has goodly following
while celery vinegar lends itself to q
salads. II onion is used II should I
the juice. never the vegetable
Lobster, crabs, shrimps, and vegetable
with marked individual havors should
dressed with plain vinegar SO the
flavor will remain intact.
One farmhouse at the edge Of a CT
became famous for its salads by reas
of a discovery that tender winterEre
leaves from the woods, used moderate
with certain salads, gave a delicate fra
GRANGE which puzzled the guests, b..
left them eager to partake again am
again
The Washington herald., 1911-11-26

and plate. is Allen Thomas Martin, 10
months old, weight 80 pounds. son of
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Martin 1913 Jack
son street northeast. Brookland. n. c.
No. =. Ten dollar in gold. offered as
the sixth prize. was awarded Edith
Sarah MctcaN, : months. weight 10
pounds. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
George Mrtralf, 1913 New Hampshire
avenue northwest, Washington.
No. :. Andrew MCGarraEhy, jr. >
years : months. weight SO pounds. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew McGarraghy,
1879 North Carolina avenue southeast.
is the winner of the seventh prize, a
Child's solid silver gold-lined cup,
suitably engraved.
No. :. Seven dollars and a half were
awarded Walter Davidson Tenney, 2
years II months, weight 40 pounds. Son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lambert Ten
ney, 1923 Lamont street northwest, as
eighth prize in the contest.
No. 9. The ninth prize, ba5y's high
chair. went to Thea NJ. Rehage, sos
Eleventh street northwest the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Rehage, who
IS 10 months old and weighs 80 pounds.
No. 10. The tenth prize, consisting
of s. in gold, was won by Donald Hill
ton Miller, years, weight 80 pounds.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Miller, 5000
New Hampshire avenue, Washington.
Twin prize awards were made as
follows:
First prize, $40 in gold-Lawrence.A A.
Peter. months, II pounds, and Leon
ard NJ. Peter, months, l7h pounds,
sons of Walter c. Peter, 1865 Jefferson
street northwest
Second prize, IS in gold-Louis Ber-
ger, II month, % pounds. and Louise
Berger, II months, so pounds. children
OF Mrs. Louis Berger. Fort Myer. Va.
Third prize, IS in gold-Sylvia Marie
Seaton. 3 months, 10 pounds and Dor
othy Lee Seaton, 3 months, IL pounds,
children OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Seaton,
Congress Heights, d. c.
Next Ten AwRrds-CHIiforni Wool
Blankets.
Virginia Z. Simcox, I722 North Capitol
street, Is months, weight 26 pounds;
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Sfmcox.
J. Edward Baldwin, IS Warder Build
The Washington herald., 1911-11-26

To clean burned kettle. turn out {
burned contents. but do not I'LL wi
water. Set it aside to cool and tn
place in a handful of washing soda a
water and let the solution boil for
hour or more.
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lard street northwest, age years. weight
26l9 pounds; son Of Mrs. Alexander P.
| Heron.
Master Robert COltman, apartment H.
| The Wellington, age IL months.
Master p. Hutchinson, 1906 Twelfth
| street, Brookland. n. c., age 1 year s
months, weight 81 pounds; son Of Mrs.
| Bruce E. Hutchinson.
| Master Carlyle Worthington Ross 1143
| Twenty-second street northwest. age >
years II months. weight 3s14 pounds; son
| of Mrs. Ray r. Ross.
| Alice MaCCullen, 661 Maryland avenue
! northeast. age years months, weight
81 pounds; daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
| Allen MaCCulIen.
Master William Henry Heasick. Jr..
| 2649 North Capitol street. age o months
weight 81 pounds; son of Mr.. and Mrs.
| W. y. Heasick.
| Margaret Kerwin Lane. 515 II street
northeast, age years, weight 81 pounds:
| daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis 4.
| Lane.
| William Curtis Draper. jr., age 1 year;
son of Mrs. William Curtis Draper.
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Blankets.

Virginia Z. Simcox, 1722 North Capitol
street, Is months, weight 26 pounds;
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Simcox
J. Edward Baldwin, IS Warder Build
The Washington herald., 1911-11-26

Lobster, crabs. shrimps. and vegetable
with marked individual fiavors should
dressed with plain vinegar SO the
flavor will remain intact.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1911-02-03
The Housekeeper Changes
Home.

Beginning with the March issue
THE HoUSEKEEPER Magazine, now
published in Minneapolis, will
move to New York. 1t has been
purchased by Robert ]. Collier,
publisher of Golfers Weekly, and
Condo Mast, publisher of Vogue,
Travel and Home and Garden
The high standard of the editorial
department will not be augmented
by the new publishers. THE
HoUSEKEEPER is now in its thirty
fourth year and as a publication
devoted to the interests of the
home has a wide influence through
its more than four hundred thous
and subscribers. The subscription
will remain for the present at One
Dollar year. The new address
will be, THE HOUsEKEEPER Cor
PoRATIoN, 443 Fourth Avenue,
New York City.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1911-02-03
Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting of the MINI.
Association for the Prevention &
Relief of tuberculosis held last
week Wednesday, (25th) was at
tended by delegates from dozen
MINI. cities. The officers of last
year were reelected, namely, DR..
H. 4, Tomlinson of St. Peter,
Pres; Mrs. c. G. Higbee and DIR.
w. L. Beebe of St. Paul, Vice
Presidents; DR.. H. L. Taylor of St.
Paul, Sec.; and Mr. H. w. Parker
of St. Paul, Treasurer.
There was no set program, the
report of the Executive Secretary,
and reports from the delegates
taking up the time. Summarized
reports from all the local societies
will be included in the report of
the association to be printed. Any
one can secure a copy from Chris
topher Easton, Executive Secre-
tary, Old Capitol, ST. Paul.
The report covered the educat-
ional work of the year and showed
a large amount of work done by
the state and local associations.
1t was generally agreed that the
cities had been fairly we'll aroused
and the call for education was now
from the rural districts. How to
extend the anti tuberculosis mes
sage to the districts not reached
was the main theme of the dis
cussion. Plans for special rural
school exhibits to be provided by
the state were presented. Also
suggestions for lectures in school
houses.
All agreed that the state and
counties should provide a large
number of beds for cases Of
tuberculosis that could not be
treated satisfactorily at home
The Legislature committee which
is drafting a bill providingfor state
aid to county tuberculosis hospital:
was continued and it is hoped it:
efforts will be successful and will
be backed up by all public spirited
citizens drought the state.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1911-02-03
Warming to Girls

w. E. McEwen state labor COM
missioner and Mrs. Perry Stark
weather, assistant commissioner of
labor of St. Paul, early in the
season issued notice of warning
to young girls and women and the
same have been posted in nearly
all the depots of the state. The
notice reads:
I Notice to Young Women and
Girls. Do not go into the large
cities to work unless you are COM
PEELED to. If you must go, write
at least two weeks in advance to to
the Women Department, Bureau of
Labor, St. Paul; or to the Young
Women's Christian association in
the city where you intend to work.
They will obtain for you such
position as you ask, tell you about
your wages, boarding place and
whatever you want to know. Two
days before you leave home write
again and tell the day and hour
when your train will arrive and a
responsible person meet you at the
station and take you to your des-
tination. Do not ask questions of
strangers nor take advice from
them. Ask uniformed railway
official or a policeman. This adj
vice is issued by the state bureau
of labor and posted through the
courtesy of the railway officials of
this road"