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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-20

BOYS Chinchilla Novelty
Overcoats; buttoninS To the
neck: velvet collar: wool
lining-Blue and Gray all
wool and fast color. Sizes
az to 9 years.
Special holiday $500
value. Vow
Boys Blue Chinchilla
Novelty Overcoats; button
ing to the neck; flannel
lined; long and warm and
Jaunty. Sizes ~ to .
years. Special 81 IN
holiday value. S'o"o
Childrens Jersey Outfits
Blue. Brown. Red. Gray and
White Jersey Cloth Coat.
Leggins. Cap and Gloves.
Sizes 21l TO o
wears. Special % QQ
holiday value. %.'|O
Cowboy Tan Leather
Chaps, Belt and Holster to
match. with pistol i'll the
holster. Sizes I
to 10 years. Actu- 81 QR
al value. So. so. -. %A|O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-20
Fire Causes Loss of 100000.

NEWARK, y. ". December 20-The
north side Of an entire block in the
business section Of Sodus. a village north
Of Newark. was destroyed by fire this
morning, at a loss of approximately $780,
COO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-20

On complaint of United States inter-
nal revenue officers seven warrants have
been issued by United States Commits
sioner Charles ID. Foster, at Fredericks-
burg. Va. against residents of King
George and Lancaster counties. Va,
charging them with the sales of liquor
without a federal license.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-20
Husband Sues for Divorce.

Absolute divorce is asked in suit filed
by Clarence Day against Anna Z. Day.
They were married October 10 1904. and
have no children. Attorneys Campbell
Darlington and Samuel ID. Truitt repre-
sen: the husband.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-20
Lungs Were Affected
Now i'm Good Health

II Is beyond human power 10 perform
miracles The makers OF Eckman's Alter
a,ivr "A remedy for Consumption, do not
.',i,, THAT IL will restore every one 10
ncrfect health. but so many have vOl1n-
,,riIr testified il saved their lives. that
all who have this dread disease should
Investigate and try it. II should stop the
ni-ht sNcats reduce fever. promote appe-
,jt,. and In very many cases prol"ng life.
Rad what II accomplished in this case
catherine Ave. and Ascot Plsce.
Queens Court, l.. L.
..GentIcmen: In the year l90S was
taken with heavy cold and u nasty
cough and went to several DOCTORS, lnciud-
In" =, snecIalisf. Their medicines failed.
s,hc, went to the Catskils. but the
.ough still kept IN. ! stayed there
var and then went on farm near Jer-
SOW t'ity a very sick man.
:.Nv brother then recommended Eek
mans Alternative TO me very highly. At
Nrst I would not consent to MS" II, owing
Medicines without being helped in any
m.y hut finally | consented. IL Is now
rlx two wears since l first took IL.
% now cured and ! dare say that l
m,,,d have been buried long ago il il had
W. h,en for Eckmans Alternative. l wish
=" thank you for the godsend TO me.
Whenyer j go highly recommend the
Sworn Afiidavip JOS. ]. TROESCIiER.
'EnLmsn's Alternative is effective in
pn.hitis Asthma. Hay Fever, Throat
nT lung Troubles and in upbuilding the
s,.m Does not contain poisons, OPT
80 or habit forming drugs. For sale nv
O'Donnelis Drug stores anu other leading
Srnyaists. Ask for booklet telling OF re-
VI and write TO Eckman Laboratory
US;,.aeIuhia Pa. for additional evidence
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10

''t t"s week. unuerROlng re-
pairs 70 her sprocket wheel. the F.iiza
y. made her regular trip 20 Afatarnor-
as yesterday.
Upon the arrival 81 the Greenwood
az pittsburgh yesterday the boat was
placed on the docks 60 undergo a few
necessary repairs. and when she ra-
sufno5 operations she will be in OK
ceIlent condition.
The river stood NJ 10 feet 4 inches
at The wharf yesterday afternoon. At
the McMechen dam last evening IL
registered rs feot and was falling At
the rate or J. feet per hour
Mondays Boats.
Eliza D.. Matamoras. n a. m.
Liberty Clarington. 3:aO 3. ma.
ohio. Pittsburgh. 10 3. m.
Tuesdays Boats
Liberty. Darlington. 20 .. m.
River Report.
FITTSBI NGH. IA, sept. gfnrc4
reported tonight are.
DAVIS tsLAND-G.5 feet. falling.
clear.
sTEUBTNvfLLE-fo feet inches
falling. clear
OIL CITY 2 feet 9 inches falling.
clear
WARREN FOO, inches. falling.
clear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10
LOCAL BANKER
AT CONVENTION
w. q. IRVINE m ATTENDANCE At
THE NATIONAL MEETING.
Detroit 10 the Mecca Of the Members
Of the American Bankers
Association.

Among the advance guard OF the del
ecates to the thirty-eighth annual
convention Of the American Bankers
Association. which Is in session this
week al Detroit. Mich. was W b.
Irvine, Of the National Bank Of West
Virginia. o. Wheeling
IL Is expected that between 500
and 1000 delegates will be In attend
ance and that both IN the matter Of
addresses and discussions Of interest
20 the bankers. and IN the matter Of
entertainment. the present convention
WI supersede any IN the history Of
the organization. The delegates have
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10

been divided into several sections.
which viii hold their meetings under
the divisions termed Trust Company.
Savings Bank. Clearing House and
State Secretaries sections. II Is not
known in what division Mr.. Irvine
will be placed.
Mr.. Irvine will also attend the con
vention OF the National Association OF
Supervisors OF State Banks OF Michi-
gan.
A lengthy entertainment program
has been arranged for the bankers.
This program includes receptions.
luncheons. excursions. golf Journeys
base ball matches and an annual din.
ner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10
LOS ANGELES
Y. NJ. c. A. HOST
WILL ENTERTAIN TRtENNIhL IN.
TERHATfONAL CONVENTION.
Organization Embraces Norm Am
erica Sessions 20 De Held
AUGUST Alp. 1913

rrcllnni nary announcements has
been receive 81 in This city 81 the 9TH
International cnuvr ufluu ~ the YOUNG
Mems Christinn association. ~ Norfh
America. to Do held go los Arnefas
Cal. AuErsi S-12. 1918. Tho convent
TONS are held oucc every three years.
tho iategr having been held in Tor
onto. canada. lu 1910. Several local
v. 81 g.. =. members attended tho
Torortp cpuVsntion with Secretary J.
e. Lynch ana Assistant Secretary
Clarence Rowland. and according o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10
.ss4eisififfists ssS
KI-RO- PRAK-TE

a brief and simple analysis Of q sci
enes that is completely changing All
theories a. 20 tae caase and relief q
diseases.
~ ID the science OF adjusting the sub
column. FOR the purpose " removing
pressure from the nerves Toe spinal
column a. the utly place nerves pass
between two hard, luuy surfaces. that
are movsabio. therefore the only place
nerves can b. imrirfed or the nerve re-
atricfed. and 10 matteres not what part
uf The body fa Affected. TIE cause fs 90 the
frin cHlumn ] ak rn questions. elm
rif anal ~ tIe spine ami tell sou every
place you IRE Affected ChIrsrrlrfIc o.
the oniF science tfIt removes the cause
~ disease. sll Oh done without pain.
drugs or knife We use nufnInr but
our hand The whole object la arr0fn-
rlishei when fhe nerve ia released
Paralysis. deafness. luaa ~ voice. cam
or. etafrrh. gsli-stoues. rhaunsflsna.
arrrrdiOIfie. neuralgia. eye ear. Throat.
iurF. stomach. liver. kidney. bladder
trouble ETC.. uil quickly ~ permanently
disappear unfer thlrorracf. c "a fustnIerfa
properly given We remove tnr tulac.
thereby assisting nature
Analysis and consultation free at Of
fec
Ask fe- reference from patients here
in Wheeling
orrFrV q oIFrEY,
ChiroVractora.
80 2oth St. Lazy Attendant
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10
RIVER NEWS

Yesterday was an exceptionally
quiet DAY shout the local wharf 80
far as arrivals Or departures are con
cerncd. and with the Liberty the only
boat scheduled 60 go out today. this
day promises 60 be even more 80. q
After being tied up NJ New MIR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10

present Arrangements n stiil LARGER
delegation from this city viii go e.
Los Angeles
Representation In the international
conventions are based upon the mum
her ~ a-tlvo members. and Is limited,
student association accepted TO as
sociatlpns THAT confer active member
ship. and ths right to vote and hold
office upon men who are members IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10

good standing IN evangelical churches
Zach association 10 entitled to two
regular de,tgates chosen from the
active merahership and 10 an addi-
tional regular delegate for each 100
active members
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10
intensely Interested.

Suiragctte-'T read every limo Of
tho presidential convention doings
Women should know how these things
are done"
Ordinary woman-"Of coursof 50
DID T. Weren't some Of the womcns
costumes just stunning From
Judge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10
WESTMYER'S
Auto Supply Pouse
% Twelfth St.

Tho implicit confidence that many
people have in Chambcriaiu's Cole.
Cholera and iiarrhoea Remedy ID
founded on their experience in tho
use ~ that remedy and their kuowl-
edge 81 the many remarkable cures
of collie. diarrhoca and dyscutry that
30 has Effected. For sale By al deal
o.
The Washington times., 1912-11-08
Entries For Tomorrow
At PimlicO Track

PIMLICO RACE TRACK, Md. Nov.
Sowing to length OF program tomor-
row. racing will start promptly p. IN.
First race-Nonwinncrs at meeting /:
threc-year-Olds and upward: selling six
furlongs. Chiffon Queen, ll5: st. Soseph.
ll5: Onager. ll5: Spellbound. lIj; 'Jcs-
sup Burn. 10: Double Five. llS; 'chc-
mulpo. 10: Sherwood. lis: Black Chief,
lis: Colonel Cook. li2: "ROsseauX. 10.
Second race-For twoand threc-year-
ulds: seven furlongs. His Majesty, 9J:
Rarnogat, ?S; PenobSCot. ll3: Brynlimah.
95; Mary Ann X. 95; Grosvenor. rs.
Third race-Glenmore Selling Stake;
three -year-olds and upward: one mile
heats: best two in three. Taboo. 30;
Reardon. 90: 'Troy Weight. ~: York
shire BOY. 9S; Superstition, %: Clin
Edge 96 LawtoH Virgins. los; Bound
or. lO7; El ORC. l0i.
Fourth race-Stccplechasc: four-year-
Olds and upward; two and one-fourth
miles. Bill Andrews, lf: Clelfs Sister
IA; Jesuit. ll9; Juverance, IA: Shan
1I; Mystic Light, il9.
Fifth race-Handicap steeplechasc foi
thrcc-year- two miles. Noting
ham, 100: Little Nearer l3O; George Emo
15O: O'Bear. l42: Utmost. no, Killarney
1870; Red Squirrel. lI.
Sixth racc--For mares: three-yeal
Clds and upward; one mile and sevcnt,
Yards. Springmass. ll5: Airey. los
Flamma. Ill; Star Jasmine, III; Amelia
jerks, IL.
Seventh race-Seling; three-year-old
and upward; six furlonGs: non-winner'
at meeting Agamenticus. l09; premier
! 10: Magazine, llS: Monty Fox. ll3
The Rascal. llS; Napier. 100: lima, llo
| Shillalah. 109: Lothario. lis: 'Ros
Queen. ll0; The BusybOdy. ll5.
| apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear; track muddy.
The Washington times., 1912-11-08
EDITH TAL|AFERRO
ANXIOUS TO MEET
CRIPPLED "K|DD|ES'
Miss Murdock Asks Girls of
Capital For Help in Car
ing For Helpless Ones.
CONTINUED from First Page1


party along. Yesterday the names of
several additional automobile owners
were added to the list OF those who
have a ready offered the use OF their
cars for that afternoon, but many more
are needed TO take every little unfort-
innate cripple and orphan child In WASH
ington to the matinee that afternoon.
Miss Murdoch would also like to hear
from volunteers who will assist her in
children next Wednesday afternoon;
Several girls from the schools and
seminarics have already written that
they will be willing to donate their
services on that afternoon, but as n
great many of the little guests are NJ
crippled that II will be necessary to
almost carry them 10 their seats, II
will he quite essential to have large
corps of aids.
So Miss Murdock would be pleased
to hear from any young women who ere
not so pressed for time that they can.
not spare a few hours to the work OF
making 400 litie unfortunates happy.
A card addressed to Miss Julia Muir
dock, The Washington Times. Will he
appreciated. Automobile owners are
also asked to communicate either with
Isaac Cans. chairman OF the theAtei
party committee. or to Miss Murdock
direct. stating the capacity OF their car
Here is an opportunity to do frea
! deal OF good: to bring a large amount
OF sunny happiness into several hun
dred dreary little lives: to bring COM
fort or at least n measure OF forget
| fulnrss to several hundred crooked and
~ 'e JULIA MURDOCH.
The Washington times., 1912-11-08
CLERK PENSION
WILL Be URGED
BY PRESIDENT
Taft Determined To Make
Another Plea For Cow
ernment Workers.
CONTINUED from First Pagc.)

purpose of making palmer what must
be avoided and for Furnishing acts by
summary procedure. 1t should be our
purpose to put large interstate business
enterprises acting within the law on
the basis of security by Offering them
a Federal Incorporation law under
which they may voluntarily incorpor-
ate"
Necessity for negotiation OF new
passport and trade treaty with Rus
sia. to replace that Cancelled by Taft
a year ago, will also he recited TO Con-
gress. The present treaty expires De-
cember ~.
Early enactment OF workman's q
compensation and industrial Insurance
act will also be urged by Taft.
Adoption Of a new code for the Fed
eral judiciary to expedite Justice, and
yet protect clients. will be another
recommendation. with vigorous inveigh-
ing against the recall
On primaries. the President will de-
clare In their favor, provided they are
properly safeguarded."
Restoration fof a ,''non-partisan tariff
commission" will also be strongly
recommended. Continuance OF the
Economy and Efficiency Commission, to
| standa rdize departmental business and
place the Government Offices on a busi-
ness basis. viii be another emphatic
, policy voiced.
The Washington times., 1912-11-08

tion of the male population Is at the
front has prevented the native quar-
ters from getting completely beyond
control already. II the troops are driven
into the city from Chatal)a, however,
the government did not pretend 1t VIII
be able to keep order among them.
The native Christians will not be
slaughtered without a fight, however;
Correspondents who have suggested
that the Christians were likely to be
cut down like sheep, apparently, have
not taken into account the fact that
they are II anything more numerous
than the Mohammedans In Constants.
nople, that they have been In arms AT
have, that they still have their weap-
ons, and that they are sure to put Up
u desperate fight II attacked.
Fear Battle in Streets.
II disorders break out in Constantin-
ople, as seemed morej than likely today.
they will not take the form so much
Of a massacre as Of n desperate battle
in the streets, in which more than 1000
900, men. women. and children VIII be
involved. Quarter will be neither given
nor accepted, and the bloodshed prob
ably will be frightful:
Business. Constantinoplo messages
said, was practically suspended In the
almost deserted. Most OF the shops
were not only shut but boarded up.
The District Commissioners issued
an appeal today for contributions
from Washington citizens for the re-
lief of sufferers in the war between
Turkey and the Balkan states. 1t was
issued on the initiative of the Ameri-
can Red Cross.
Contributions should be sent to ii.
l.. Reeside, president OF the American
Security and Trust Company.
The Washington times., 1912-11-08
Dynamite Story Ruled
Out at Lawrence Case

COURTHOUSE. SALEM. Mass, Nov.
S.--When court opened today in the
Ettor- r-Giovannitti-Ca Caruso trial. the de-
fcrse planned to attempt again to bring
out the details OF the actual planting
OF dynamite In Lawrence to discredit
the strikers. Judge Quinn yesterday
ruled out all reference to this phase of
the case except II was to show II was
believed the mill owners instigated the
planting"
The first witness. Sabato Gauge. tes-
titled that Giovannitti. speaking In
italian on the morning of January 20
the day Annie Lopizzo was killed. told
the strikers not to go near the mill dis
trict or to provoke the soldiers or po-
licemen. The witness said Giovannitt
said:
"Thev are looking for your blood like
wild animals"
The Governments witnesses have ties.
titled that, In this same speech, Giovan'
nitti told the strikers to ''go out like
wild animals looking for the blood oi
sCabs"
The Washington times., 1912-11-08
Citizens Associations
Arrange Gatherings

The Brightwood Citizens Association
is scheduled to hold It's regular monthly
meeting tonight. The Connecticut Ave-
nue. Citizens Association meets tomor-
row night.
Monday night the Northeast Wash
ington Citizens. Association holds It's
monthly session, while Randle High
lands Citizens Association and the
Congress Heights Citizens Association
gather Tuesday night The Anacostia
Citizens' Association will meet We'd
nesday night.
The Washington times., 1912-11-08

VIENNA. Nov. S.-lnformal ncgotia-
tions have begun with a view to the
surrender of the Turkish troops holding
the still unCapturcd forts constituting
Constantinoplc's last defense. Lieuten-
ant Wagner tclegraphed to his news
Taper here, the Reichpost. today. In
the meantime, Wagner stated, Bull
Earian operations against the fortifica-
tions Were prOgressing successfully.
The Washington times., 1912-11-08
Gospel Meetings.

The Rev. DR.. L. NJ. Stephenson. OF
Philadelphia. will conduct series OF
gospel meetings at the Second Baptist
Church, Fourth street and Virginia
avenue southeast. next week. DR.
Stephenson speaks each night durlnH
the week. beginning Monday.
The Washington times., 1912-11-08
Discuss Sunday School.

The session tonight OF the General
street Baptist Church, will be devoted
to the Sunday schools that come within
the jourisdiction OF the association.
The Washington times., 1912-11-08
seiMG0" Brings Instant Rsllsf

Get wIsc-geI Ringo! Stop "Ouch" ling
Hnem people walk on your feet-don';
have corn OF buniun to stand on!
"T.sn't necessary. Make bee-line for
the drug store-this very minute-ask
# on--say "Bingo"-pa!ns take wings
Immediately!
The Bingu ways the latest way--the
safest. easiest. quickest way. Touch a
drop or two to corn-binGo!-it be-
gins to\shrnk and shTivel Entire corn
lUoSens. comes uut-root included-w'th-
out hitch or hindrance-without aid OF
Knife, gimkt or cuss words. Blessed re-
lief, Now slip on your smallest shoes
10 your way rejoicing.
Your druggist has Biugo-or viii got 1t II
h. hasn't OthcrWisr send the price. "5c.
10 ECnnison PharmaCal Co, Ill No. Dear
l,lru ST.. Chicago H., and get It direct.
prepaid. Sold In this city by Peoples DRUG
store, cor 18th and X gts. n. W, and 7th
and T. SITS: Afhcck's two busy drug stores.
sol q u. and l3th and + SITS; W 7. ker.
100 j.. 1th and |. sts. y. w. James o. Don
nclNr Dag Stores, 9aI r ST n. w; Chris
iisni urug Co. i29 9Th 81. n. W.
The Washington times., 1912-11-08
Prevalency of Kidney Disease.
Sample Bottle Sent Free

To the wonderful merits Of sample
menan
The and
advis
bottle Address Kiner
one is arantee - $500
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-05-24
\ OLD HICKORY CHIPS.

1t looks as if Teddy would have
to get another hat.
The square deal is being over
worked.
We don't know yet whether
it is trne that hcbble skirts makes
women knock kneed, but the sea
shore season will soon be open.
Taft men declare that their can
didate will be nominated on the
first ballot and that hence thew
have no fear of a Ozark Horse.
But a wild broncho is something
else again.
As yet no practicable method
has been discovered OF bailihg out
the Mississippi.
The New Jersey lady who, lived
70 be Io4 because she never W -ried
proba bly, hadn't heard of Colonel's
third term campaign.
! 1t Taft l., as bad as Roosevelt
says, it would not be safe to trust
the Colonel to pick out" any
more officials for US.
Problem from psychological en-
gineers;-Was the famous judicial
temperament blown up from the
inside or the outside?.
7. r. must be content to be the
third Lincoln, It we take the Col
onel s. own word for it in 1908
that Mr.. Taft is the second.
If you want to know if good
roads are good thing, ask the
horse.
The Swedish people have pre-
sented King Gus with a warship
tor the royal navy, the other one
having been worn out.
Sir Robert w. Perkins NJ. P.
opines that the United States
wastes too much time on elections.
Now and then a Britisher can see
a joke.
The unknown gentlemen who
created so much excitement in
London by appearing at the
opera in black dress skirt m ay
have been a Pittsburg millionaire
trying to feel at home.
1t now seems possible that Con
gress will be in session all summer.
And here everybody has been
looking for a little respite before
the fall campaign.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-05-24

introduced into California in tie
early part of the Eig fifteenth Get
fury by the ola Franciscan fathers
who left so broad a mark upon that
region. The grapevines they inn
ported came from Spain. One OF
these called La VIVA Gran d, I"
and growing near Santa Barbara,
is the largest in the world so far
as is known Its trunk is Ten
feet in circumference, many of
its branches are more than for
feet in girth and the arbor over
which the vine is trained covers
1910 square feet. In ifs shade
more than 500 people have
gathered for picnic purposes, and
an equal number for casting THEN
votes or listening to political dis
cussions This colossal vine is ir
its youth as yet, having beer
planting by Spanish woman il
1912. 1t has produced in a single
season as much as twelve tons o
grapes 1t is already twice the
size OF the famous Hampton Court
vine in England and is still growins
The English vine is $50 year
old and ranks second in the worlc
for size.
Near Los Angeles is another
called the Trinity because O
its three principal branches, which
I though older than La Graude''
covers only half as much ground
1t was a very large vine as ia
back as 1900. Ali the older crap
vines of California are Of tn
Mission and Rose of Peru variet,
and appear to be immune to al
ordinary pests.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-05-24
POT AND KETTLE.

New York World: It is no long
er merely as a candidate that Mr..
Roosevelt appeals to his party
He assumes the tone Of a dictator.
A montn in advance, although 200
delegates are yet to be chosen, he
notifies the convention that he
will be nominated on the first
ballot, and that any other &C.
ton will be plain fraud. You'll
take me, not Taft, or I'll make
trouble for the party" is his latest
threat. Is this terrible fighter
blufhng? Dare he bolt?
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-05-24
AN ACT
PROHIBITING PUBLIC
DRINKING CUPS.
In FORCE JUNE 10, 1912.

The use of the common drink
ing cup on railroads trains, and in
railroad stations, public hotels,
boarding honses, restaurants, CT
steamboats,. in stores or other pub
licly frequented places in Kentucky
is hereby prohibited. No person
or corporation in charge of the
aforesaid places, and no person or
corporation shall permit on said
railroad train, in railroad stations,
public hotel, boarding houses,
restaurants, steam boats, stores, or
any publicly trequented place in
Kentucky, the use of the drinking
cup in common. There must also
be posted in a conspicuous place,
by the individual or corporation,
by the drinking water contained
in any OF the places mentioned in
foregoing paragraph. a warning
cardboard with the above printed
thereon in large letters, so they
can be easily read. Any person o.
corporation violating the provisions
of this act. shall, upon conviction
he fined in any sum not less than
one dollar. and not more than ten
dollars, and each days violation OF
the provisions of this act shall be
considered a seperate ofense.
punishable by fine in the amount
named above.
All laws Inconsistent with this
act are hereby repealed.
PASSED by Kentucky Legisla-
ture, Session 1912; Governors
signature, March IL, 1914