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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09
Adopt Gold Standard

NANKINC. China. Jan. S,-The repufli
can assembly. In session here. voted to-
day the introduction Of n gold standard,
modelled on that of japan II also ap~
proved bond issue OF 100 000. 600 tales
approximately $40 900 000). secured on
the Internal revenue for five years, with
interest at per cent per annum,
Wang Chung Wei has accepted def
nitclv the portfolio OF foreign affairs in
President sun Vat Sens cabinet
The organization OF the war deps ri ment
under the direction OF the chief OF staff
General Ilsu has been completed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09
ADJUSTMENTS
THIS WEEK.

COLONIAL THEATER - University
Dramatic club Will present Arms
and the Man" and "'Op-o' Me-
Thumb" January Is. afternoon and
evening.
URPHEI-M THEATER - Advanced
vaudeville all week. Matinee daily,
at c:l5. Evening performance. SIS.
GARRICK THEA ATER-Garrick Play
ers will offer THE Three OF U.s."
all week. Matinccs Thursday and
Saturday. at 2:i5. Evening, S:15.
EMPRESS TfiEATER - Sullivan
ConsldIne vaudeville Matinee daily
ut $50, Two evening performances.
1880 and ais. Bills change Wednes-
day afternoon,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09
Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Wasatch $500, Independent $50

Make il a point to keep posted re-
carding tho Wants each day-there s a
vast deal of interest in them for thou
sands of readers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09
More Funds for State.

a check for SSs43-Io was received at
the office OF Attorney General Albert r
Barnes yesterday. This Is inheritance tax
on 900 shares Of Union Pacific common
stock which is the property of the estate
OF Frank i. Howard OF New Orleans.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09
PORTRAITS READY FOR DELIVERY

All portraits ordered not later than
December 10 are ready for delivery at
Tribune Art Studio, 153 S. Main. Call
mornings
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-12
BRISTOL TO GET
new POSTOFFICE
Metropolis Of Southwest Virginia
10 Get First Piece of
Political Pie.

BRISTOL. VA Special.-One OF the
hrst pieces OF Democratic Federal Pic
20 be distributed IN Southwest Viz
Einia Will be the Bristol Va post
mastership. carrying a salary OF ap-
proMmately $4,000. The new office
viii be installed about the time Pres
ident-eleCt Woodrow Wilson Is inau-
gurated. and ne viii appoint post
szsaste< for H.
The new office was established
through the efforts OF ConEr essman
& 81. Slemp. the local Republicans
interested in creating the new Job.
but u now appears that the office Will
&c installed just in time 20 allow a
Democrat 20 step in The government
has an office and "a $3.50, 900 Federal
building almost IN stones throw OF
the site selected for the new office,
but the Virginia Republicans made a
hight for IA separate office and won It,
Charles r. Gauthier. who was slated
/ for the postmastership. led the hghi
I FOR the new office. expecting 70 Dc
/ the postmaster.
IL is understood here that either
/ General r.. A. Ayers. late Democratic
/ candidate FOR Congress. or the Hon
l II. Tate Irvine will be the Fedora
/ referee Of patronage for the Ninth
/ District. Besides the Bristol postmas
tership. another office that Will b,
filled early after the change OF ad
ministratiOn will be that OF Collector
OF Internal Revenue for the Western
District OF Virginia. at Abingdon
which Is now held by Colonel y. r
Bailey. OF this city. -. 4. Preston. o
Abingdon. is already an aspirant 10
the office. This office Is held at tn
pleasure OF the President.
/ There are already numerous name
mentioned IN connection with the 20
| sltions OF United States District At
torney and Assistant United State
District Attorney. offices now held b.
Slemp's followers.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-12

Dury and Barley Ksin. OF No. ;, and
Myer katz. OF No. I. responded 20
oxygen treatment. and were able TO
return 20 their posts Several other
men were also overcome.
Two or three companies were placed
az the southern end OF the building.
which was not burning as hercely as
the balance. and this had great eUect
in checking the progress OF the flames
The fire was regarded as complete
" under control about o'clock this
morning.
As mach movable stun as possible
was taken from adjoining buildings.
was az its heiEhth. a quantity OF ex-
press was moved from tho annexed
quarters OF the express company when
owners and employees Of other cstao =
lishments in the vicinity either moved
goods out OF their buildings or pre-
employees and officers 81 the Rich
mond Evening Journal which Is To-
the blazing building on Ninth Street
rOf tcEether valuable books and nlcs
and portable material Belonging 20
this paper. ready 20 move out III the
single building that interviewed be
tween "a and the IRE should catch. but
Tie work Of the department rendered
1 this unnecessary.
NJ is perhaps owing TO n LARGE eN-
tent TO the fact the burning building
was only two stories In height that
other buildings surrounding 10 were
saved. This enabled the fremen tC
pour water down on Il from adjoining
/ roofs
I The car service was for a time com,
pictely shut or by four hose lines
] across the tracks. but the street cal
company sent an emergency wagon OF
j the scene and the space occupied by IN,
+ hose was bridgcd over.
{ Up 10 late hour this morninf
I streams % water were stil playing OF
] che building 90 eNunguish the las
VcsfigC OF fire and 90 cool the smoul
T
thrown on tho building that the watel
in the cellar Is flush with the level O
I Cary Street
7 presSaEe which were in the burning
I building was coop OF chickens. o
w hich one lone rooster " as this morn
ling found 20 De sole survivor. AT
though somewhat runled he was up a
timc 10 announce the dawn.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-12
negro SHOOTS
CHARLOTTE man
NJ. w. Dickerson Was Assisting in
Offenders Arrest When He
Was Wounded.

i.vNCHBURG, VA SDsCisi- Char
iotJe Courthouse was thrown into a
state OF turmoil late last evening when
a negro named I'll Morton shot and
severely wounded NJ. W. Dickerson. a
prominent citizen OF the town. who
was assisting in Morton's arrest. Nor
ron was charged with the theft or an
axe.
uickerson was shot in the left
breast. but may live.
Morton made his escape and blood %
hounds were put on the trail. This
was followed ali night by a large
posse. but was lost THE morning near
brakes Branch. when rain began 10
fan. Feeling Is high. and. had the
negro been apprehended. ne would Al
most certainly have been lynChed
A negro answering Morton's descrip-
ti0n was seen 10 board a train at Alta
Vista THE morning and the local po-
lice were asked 70 look out FOR him.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-12
NC CHESNEY QUITS
EDUCATIONAL BOARD
Superintendent After Long Drawn Out
Fight, in Which lie Was VictOri-
Gus, VIII Give up Position.

BRISTOL, VA SpeeiRI.-Hay-
Ing won out in his fight with the
local school board, which was
carried before the State Board or
Education during the long and
bitter controversy, Superintcnd-
ent :. II. McChesney, u member
OF the State Board of Education
and one of the leading school men
OF the Southwest. has announced
that lac viii withdraw from the
local schools at the close Of his
present term. which l. next May.
He will resign "a division super
intendcnt and as a mem Der OF the
State Board of Education. lie Il
also conductor of the Emory (Va.)
Summer Normal, which ne will
give up.
Superintendent McChesney. who
i a nephew OF Judge W. A.. Rhca,
OF the State Corporation Commits
sion. has had a bitter fight on his
hands for the past three or four
years, as "a result or his attacks
upon the local school board. The
case was carried 90 the State
Board of Education. In connection
with the efforts Of the local board
To Dust McCheSncy from the Bris-
tol schools. but the latter won out.
However. the school board
adopted new tactics and held up
his salary. Recently the City
Council took the matter out OF the
hands OF the school board and
voted him his salary for this year,
which ne H. now drawing.
superintendent NcChesney
leaves the schools In ffourishinR
condition. \ ncw $4,000 high
school building will be erected
next year.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-12

William Dean Howells. az a lunch
con m New York. told a Shakespeare
story.
In Stratford." he began. during
one OF the Shakespeare 5ubilees. an
American tourist approached ar aged
villager IN q smock and Eaid.
Who Is this chap Shakespeare.
anyway
He were a writer. sir.
oh. but there are lots OF writer's
Why do you make such an internal
fuss over this one. them Wherever
/ turn 7 sec Shakespeare hotels.
Shakespeare cakes Shakespeare choc-
olates, Shakespeare shoes What the
deuce did he Write-muckrake mag
azlne stories. attacks on the trusts.
censored novels7'
no. sir: on. no. sir said the aged
villaEer. 7 understand ne writ for
the Bible. sir Washington Star.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-12

Mrs. Thomson Immediately went
to see Or. Chapman who told her to
bring Pearl 10 him. After an exam
ination the surgeon said he thought
he could correct the trouble. The
operation WAS performed on NOvem-
Der 2Oth. IL consisted. DR.. Chapman
explained. OF removing a piece OF
bone the size OF a dime pressing on
what is known as the speech center.
which Is on the left side OF the head.
where the temporal bone Joins the
great wing OF the sphernoid bone.
Young Clarence Dewitt heard OF the
operation and went 70 the hospital
yesterday morning. No attempt had
been made 10 soc X the power 20 talk
had been given 10 the girl. IN fact, IL
was decided best 10 wait several days.
But nothing OF this was explained 20
the boy who was taken TO the bedside
ef the little patient. She was gazing
at the wall when ne entered. Her
mother was sitting beside her. strOk-
ing PEARLS hand. Before anyone could
caution him the boy asked:
How do you feel7"
Child First Word l. Pine"
Al the words the girl turned her
head. looked at her visitor and said
quite naturally:
Fine"
The mother sprang from her chair.
amazed and overjoyed.
That is the FIRST word she has ever
spoken" exclaimed Mrs. Thomson.
From that on Pearl began TO talk
beginning. OF course. with the com
monest words She was so anxious to
use her new found powers she threat
ened 20 become a chatterboX until the
nurses told her she must say very little
I II she wanted 10 get well. This warn
\ ing was all the girl needed. The nurses
I said the Dewitt boy had the same fault
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-12
YOUNG HIGHWAYMAN AGAIN PUTS
1T over ON WASHINGTON POLICE

80 evil-Iooklng that at sight OF "a.
Ginbcrg threw up his hands aud
said:
take all my money. but please
spare my life."
SEARCH FOR CIlEWS.
Twenty minutes after the hold
up man had skunk through the
door, still aiming the pistol at
Ginbcrg's heart. half score OF
detectives and "A score OF police
men were buzzing about the gro
Gerry. questioning Ginberg. search
ing for clews and tclcphOning adj
vices 90 police headquarters.
Twenty-Five minutes after the
hOld-up every policeman on duty
i'm the District was I'm possession
OF a description OF the crook and
eagerly looking for him. Thirty
minutes after the robbery Major
Richard Sylvester had offered n
reward OF 500 for the capture OF
the man.
The fact that all OF the seven
houses entered by the thief ON
Monday morning were in the
downtown section. known 10 the
police as the First Precinct. led
officials 90 believe the man had
n preference for this quarter Of
the CITY and would continue his
operations there. and for this rca-
son n squad of detectives and two
squads OF policemen I'm citizens
clothes were doing duty at work
last night I'm the First Precinct I'm
addition TO the regular detail.
But Just few minutes after 3
O'Clock n flash was received at
headquarters from the Eighth
Precinct Station. nearly a mile mp
town that the crook had held nm
and robbed grocer just two
blocks from the police station in
4. near Ninth Street. Northwest.
Two taxicabs full OF detectives
smashed speed regulations en-
route 20 the scene and I'm "a short
time thirty detectives and police
mon were securing the neighbor-
hood. But the quarry had album
dance OF time in which 20 escape.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-12

WASHINGTON, b. C.. SPECIAL
with all the policemen aud dctec-
lives I'm the District eagerly seek
ing his trail. but finding only a
cold scent. the daring crook, who
gained the appcllation of Jimmy
Valentine" on Monday morning
when he entered seven residences
within three hours, last night
quickly shifted the scene OF hts
labors. changed his modus opc-
randi. and. az the point OF re-
NOlNcr. fOrr-cd a frightened grocer
90 empty his cash drawer under
the bright glare OF an arc light.
while scores OF pedestrians Ira the
street passed by the store.
Masked with handkerchief
and carrying a pocket electric
fiashliEht. I'm addition 60 his re-
VolNcr. the thief entered seven
houses on Monday morning. find
ing only $50 I'm the rooms OF the
various persons who hc awakened
with lsis light; but a desire for big
ger profits or a Thcspian love for
variety i'm roles caused him last
night 60 dOG the mask OF burglar
and don the garb of hold-up man.
His one victim last night nettCd
him Just twice "a much profit as
the half-SCore OF persons I'm
whose rooms ne provided in the
carly hours OF Monday morning.
Abe Ginberg. grocer at 96S
Florida Avenue. Northwest. was
the victim selected last night 10y
the crook. and when Ginberg
turned his cash drawer upside
down. the hold-up man CrOmmcd
handful OF bills and two hand
fuls of silver. into his pocket, be-
Ing $40 richer. The thief put the
money into the pocket from which
he had just drawn "A .3S-Calibcr.
niCkclplatcd bulldog" revolver
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-12
SURGEONS KNIFE
RESTORES SPEECH
For Second Time in Fortnight Skilled
Scientist Performs Delicate Opera
ton Which Proves Successful
in Every Detail.

NEW YORK Special The sur
geOns knife has again given the
power or speech 10 a child who has
been dumb since birth. IL Is the sec
Ond operation OF its kind Ira a fort
night by Dr. William Chapman at the
Swedish Hospital, Brooklyn.
The FIRST was performed on seven
year-old Clarence Dewitt, or 419 st.
Marks Avenue. Brooklyn. Il was a
newspaper account OF the operation
that led directly 70 the second oper-
alton. which was performed last Sat
urday on Pearl Thomson, eight years
OF age. OF sos East one Hundred and
Sixty-ffth Street.
She Is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Thomson. Despite her az
Fiction, her mind was alert. Her vain
efforts 10 speak were pitiable She
Understood ali that was said 20 her
and az times when she tried 20 reply
and could not she would cry hysteri-
cally. Specialists were consulted. but
they held out no hope. Then the par
ents read OF the successful operation
on the Dewitt boy.
Surgeon Cuts Out Piece OF Bone.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-12
LONGWORTH HOME
AGAIN PEACEFUL
MOTHER AND WIZ DEFEATED
NICHOLAS BUT THY HELP
I'D ELECT WILSON.

WASHINGTON. Z. c. Special
Representative Longw0r-h mas az
Eurec tie PreslLelt that although
There wlu Re q DeEuocrat ln congress
fror1 the Longworth district % Gin
Clnrati al "a once more peace IN the
LsouEwortn family. Er. Longworth
told the President that Ars- Long
worth. who. as al the world knows.
was Mss Alice Roosevelt took a cool
thousand dollars oIt q the Long
worth faraiiy treasury and DesLoN &c
81 or tie Bali Moobs party as a free
g5n.
While this Was going on Lrs- Long
worth the representative ElDtner.
nas expressing AZ opinion q BIZ
IsongwOrfn'f father-in-l1Hs which Wae
more forclble than pl4rleItary-
il MS effort 20 keep % speakinB
terms with both branches q me lam
ly Ls0nRwortn forgot nov 70 cam
palrn and lost his district
After the election Mrs. Longwcrt1
ST.. was satisfied with koose, eits ce-
feat and Mrs. LongWOrtn. Jr- Waa
satiKned with Taft defeat
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-12
EXPRESS co. HAS
$4,000 BLAZE
Adams and Southern Express Co. Com,
pleirly GHtted BY Fire-ssS.000
Let In safe Is Pound Intact.
RICHMOND. vA.-speeial.

About $4,000 fn currency.
which Was contained i'm the safes
OF The Adams and Southern Ex-
press Companies. and several
Thousand dollars. also I'm currency.
which was locked i'm the safes OF
the Virginia school supply Com
pany. constitute large part OF
the salvage from last nights big
nrc. The safes i'm which the
money was contained had been
locked several hours before the
fire and were found intact this
morning AID not at all affected
by either tire or water.
MIR. Preston BclVin. OF the
Virginia school supply COM
pany. said this morning that
the owners OF the building
WOuld have 10 rebuilt at
once. and that after this was done
his company would move back
into the building. He said that
the net loss. - far as the stock
and fixtures OF his company were
concerned. would he about S4O.-
goo. fully covered BY Insurance.
The temporary offices OF the
Virginia school supply Company
have bccn established in No. 40
Mutual Building. where all bust
AAN~~ III AAsN WIZ
acted.
The headquarters OF the cN-
pres company have been tenn
porarily established in the ChcSa-
pcakc and Ohio Railway COM
pany warehouse. at Fifteenth and
Franklin Streets \ large amount
OF the business viii De transferred
20 tire various sub-stations OF the
company an other parts OF the
city.
II. J. Baker. the superintendent
OF the local branch OF the cx-
pres company. said this morning
that the loss 20 his company
would not exceed $1,000. and
that his company was fully pro-
tcCtcd hy insurance
lie said that the total damages
90 the stock OF both companies
and the building was estimated
ut about $4,000.
The fire happened at the very
worst time for the express COM
pany. as from now until some
time after Christmas A. their
busiest season. Nearly all OF the
records md papers Of the COM
pany which were not contained
I'm the Safcs were destroyed
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-12
SOUTH CAROLINA NO
PLACE FOR JOHNSON

The unqualified declaration by
Governor Hleasc, Of south Curoilnns
that Jack johnson would long aEo
have been ignched. Without eHccu-
dive interference. Ia htA state.
marked incident In 9eaterday
afternoons session OF the Cover
Dors' Conference
Governor BIenSe's dramatic ap-
prevail OF lynch law came during
the discussion which followed the
reading OF Governor oddie's Ne
NRdnl pepper A. the south Caro-
line executive had previously
shocked the conference when, on
Tuesday. ne defended Judge
Iynch.~ ahe blk crowd was ready
nnd enEer-tO 20 through the same
experience again They were not
disappointed
American civilization and 60 Ameri-
can yvOmnnhood," commenced Gov
ernOr HIenEe ia g. the sale OF our
women for foreign titles. Next in
order OF dlsEracefulness II the un-
pTecedendcd number Of divorces
which have recently been granted
In the United states.
GOV. CAREY INTERHt PTS.
There a. and can be no divorce
In my state. south Carolina nc-
knowledge the fnRIicnable sEnctfty
OF she marriage tie. and had that
negro who boasts OF the supremacy
Of his fists made the advances 90
the white Efri tn south Carolina
that he did in Illinois, he would
nave met AnAN immaculate unA sum
mary punfsh menf which brutes of
afs color and stamp deserve There
would have been no interference
from higher authority. either"
Here Governor Carey. OF Mgou-
INK. interrupted TO asks
ssDtd you not. in taking the onth
Of once. swear 60 uphold and pro-
terf the Consultation OF SOuth Caro-
Isnnf~
RED with anger, the south Caro-
lima Governor shouted II viii tell
you. ~ told the people of m >
state before was reelected. that
~ the Constitution comes befween
me and duty 49, a protector of white
Nom~n-fhen go hell with the Con-
sfftutfon."
- the mention OF the Internal
regions half the women present
arose aud left the hRii, signify In y
their dfsnPprovni of the south Caro-
Ilnsan's Language. They returned
vixen. a few moments later, be con-
cIuded his remarks.
Governor kltchin, OF North Caro-
Iina thea fnjecfed few words
svbick differed materially from the
speech OF the Governor Of south
Carolina. and Governor Tener, Of
Prnnsytvanta. had 90 put vocal otl
on the troubled waters 40 restore
peace.
Governor eddie. In his paper
which started the trouble. held that
che problems az marriage sud ~
vorce are purely sociological.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-12
PARSDN Elm SERMON
SCORES GAYNOR
for NorAl Conditions In City.
Doesn't Blame the Police.

NEW YORK SPsc5sl II his Thanks
Eifl1E Eernc1. FTeaS heo ~ sAra.- ton
s E- e'' P5s,7sS - as,sr ne 3, ~.
WashlnEcon HelEhts BapIist Church.
attacked the iEnEuaEc 81 Mayor Gay
a union service Cf the Hamilton Orange
Reformed. WaEhtuEtcn Heights Baptist
- SlchclAs Avenue F-esoyterisn-
HelEhtE Methodist Episcopal Ehurches-
- are vSs ne So1ETeEat-on when
ms roou yras Al a Preraluri. a-ld as tse
minister contin1ec has criticism % Gay
nor and his administration. especially
tia standardization q pcllce 4cAlrs. rhs
conEreeAtlon az times seellea on me
verge 81 applause
Holda Mayor RespansfhIe.
Lr rattLEcn cer4or-1 the present
moral conditions q The city. declaring
tbst Mayer GAynor alone va % blame
because q his doctrine q personal
-sFaersorsl liberty L. not iateadss FOR
s1sd the ulnlEter- The AaFor'E idea
places the Eo0c zsAn and TIE criminal
-sush = doctrine as that advscates
~ Mayor D1y1or o. cAEEeroEE- II has
R see es-s,,io.s =. 80 49, I'D
ms PeIIos are practically hand
Icons an1 disordsrly resorts They
knuW fan vel that the laws are belnE
broken INSIDE. bur tney care not enter.
that personal liberty Ls every nan
right such doctrines are GEugeroua
20 laU-a ClcirE citizens and 20 the kerg
government foundation
a man Who advocate EGcn cpnci-
tlors if dangerous citizen and Doi
above EuFrlciou- ~ MAJ ~ 20 tries -
hide true conditions iE net q Eooc citi-
E.n and not above suspicion
Lhe present cttg admins tratlc1 q
1nef1clerL j. lE cer4uracle Wtt1 tn'
psIce fierce azralyzed - CIR Mayor
AcEaE or CserscEal liberty.
- - ~ Tsn7tre.~
IT. Patttsor SAID later 20 repcrte'
Ter Tne World
4 azlr In ny sermon thai nan - ~
-sfrocstec EuCr ideas On personal III
-e-xv and Nho uEr rnem In force al
eAnEerDEn CltizeE- ! EE41 t11t such
rrEu ar not above suspicion
Does Mayer GSyner frequent "a
looms Does he frel-enf clEorcerly Re
sorts o. any Kind = he does y
PLAZA Why he pulE irfu force ris ice1
On personal q n.rfF Whlcl makes
posEi ble 1or gract ~ flourish 2nc erin
- 70 uugUrishee- 90 not blame ~
police ia the least. - SAID IN O.
sermon they are hG1ccufec--
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-12
RIC Il N o \ D. Vas

RI c II VI o y d. VA-Specih.-
Labor Commissioner Doherty was
informed at noon today that the
charge OF violating the labor laws
made against Sol NaChman. a mer-
chant OF Newport News. had been
heard IN the Police Court and the man
convicted.
Mr.. Nachman was charged with Vio-
laLng the ten-hour law in that he
worked his female help in his store
for more than ten hours in one day.
The agent OF the department. John b.
Cunedinst. was on hand 10 prosecute
the case. 4 fine OF IS and costs was
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-12
NEWPORT news MERCHANT FINED
FOR VIOLATING STATE LABOR LAWS

imposed.
4 second charge against NachmRn.
that OF failing TO provide seats IN the
heard. and an that also he was aned
s. and costs.
Commissioner Doherty and the
agents OF the department are seeing
to IL that the hour law Is enforced
IN every section.
Shoppers can do much 20 aid in tho
enforcement OF the law by doing their
shopping In the early hours on Sat
urdays the laws do not apply. the
clerks putting in extra hours on those
days Il they are required 20 do SO.