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The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-14
NEWS OF E:NSLEy

The residence of Thomas R. Walker on Eighth avenue and Forty-second street, Wylam, was badly damaged by fire early yesterday morning. The Ems ley fire department was called to assist the Wylam department to extinguish the flames, which originated from spark on the roof Owing to the wind yester- day morning, the blaze spread quickly, and the roof of the residence was burned off The Fairview fire department was placed on duty at the Ensley station dur ing their absence. The damage is es- timated to be over $500.
 The Ensley and Fairview fire de- partments were called to the residence of J. J. Holloway at 1900 Twentieth ave- nue yesterday morning about 5:45 o'clock. A spark from the chimney had set the roof on fire, which was eXtinguished.
 The Ensley delegation of representa- tives from the womens club of this dis trict will leave this morning to attend the convention of the second district of the federated clubs of the state, which will be held at Jasper. The party will include Mrs. Harry Hillhouse from the Thread of the Story club, Mrs J. J. Chisolm from the Cosmos club. Mrs. J. W. MoCarty from the Twentieth Century Mothers club Mrs J. c. Barrett from the Sesame Literary club and Mrs. P. A. E,ubank of the Cosmos club, who is sec retary of the district.
 A large number of members and vis- itors were present at the meeting of the Ensley chapter, Royal Arch Masons, which was held last night at the Ma sonic temple on Avenue E.. The Royal Arch degree was conferred on two teams fr1r up. Following the business sessions they were served a delightful supper by the ladies of the Cunningham chapter, No. "A. Order of Eastern Star.
 At the meeting of the Minor School Improvement association. which will be held this afternoon at 2:15 o'clock at the school building, Child Welfare Day will be observed A programme on the topic will be given by the children, and re- treatments will be served by the domes- tic, science class. All mothers in the vii c;nity have been invited to attend.
 A St. Patrick party will be given at the Ensley Highland Presbyterian church on Thursday evening. The committee in charge of the occasion have arranged very interesting programme and refresh ments will be served.
 Yesterday morning in the Ensey police court, R. T. Tfffeteler a white man, was fined $210 on three charges of vio- lating the prohibition lay. He was fined $100 in two separate cases of violating section 325-C of the city code, and SIC for failing to have his liquor inspected. Seven negroes were fined $10 each yes- terday morning on a charge of gaming. Twenty-Five cases were on hand yester- day morning in the police court.
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residence, near Patton's Chapel. Funeral arrangements will be announced later by Warner, Smith & Co.
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Gen. Wiley N. Nash

News reached Birmingham yesterday that Gen. Wiley N. Nash of Starksville. Miss had died suddenly at his home Sunday He is survived by son. Harry
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-14

Mrs. Jane Bevells Mrs Jane Bevells, aged B, died yester- day morning at 4:40 o'clock at her late
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Birmingham now boast of possessing two indus
 trial loan and savings institutions two companies fully prepared and with ample capital to loan money to the de- serving wage earners of Birmingham and the Brring
 ham district upon their personal character and at legal 1 rates of interest
 Birnaingharn's newest financial institution is the CIT | HENS LOAN & SAVINGS CO.,. ING
 Ths company is purely and wholly home institution.
 It has been organized and being financed and entirely managed by home people, who not only make but spend their money for their needs patronzing home merchants In other words the officers and directors of l the CITIZENS LOAN & SAVINGS CO.,. ING, dyed in the wool' Birninghamtes. We know Br1ning
 ham, we believe in Birmingham and in the working l who are helping build Birmingham
 | THE CITIZENS LOAN & SAVINGS CO.,, ING, is not charitable philanthropc institution It is strict
 ly business enterprise conducted safe and sane | basis and operating upon it's system of lending money to that great army of Wage-earners who have heretofore been deprived of proper borrowing facilities If you have permanent employment and we can serve you by loanng you money for your legitimate needs will be glad to consider your application
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St. Patrick party will be given at the Ensley Highland Presbyterian church on Thursday evening. The committee in charge of the occasion have arranged a very interesting programme and refresh ments will be served.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-14
MANY MONTHS BOUND TO ELAPSE BEFORE
 VILLA IS CAPTURED
(Continued from Page One,

 hills-the crags of which have been for years their natural hiding places-out of which some weeks will be consumed in driving them
 The third move of Villa. in the opinion of army officers in Washington, will be into the valleys again. Followed there, he will divide his force into small or ganizations of from 20 to 50 men each and send them into various sections with orders eventually to join again the gen eral army.
 If the Americans have crossed the bor- der to drive the bandits from the border, and into the lowlands, there to force them to divide and scatter, the task, 1t is indicated will be of only a few weeks duration But Villa, it is estimated here, unless betrayed by his own men, cannot be taken save through the veriest acei- dent, in many months
The Detroit times., 1916-07-19
Births
ROYS.

RUBY GSi' Jacobs. N s.9 r rilssbetS; Mar!
tin wyzonik, 2on chopin; Christie
phcr Anderson. 1852 Fisher; Charles
Ehienfeldt. 81 Pennsy,rr,a s1i I hsnrSS
black. isO Bewiek. Mike Ales az,
Fort; Josef sosnowski 2s7 Linden.
Bondsrnko. Els Williams; John Yves
lev q. Harris, 9i5 18th; w. J: Ham
mond, 1891 Helen. Anthony Konkei'
793 Chene; Morris Keller: zig AZ
charles Densmore. AS Fourth Henry
Wich. 1911 Concord: Nichat Kustrn,
40 cicotte John A. Allen. i72 Hish
west F,ank 4 L'wpssrti lSS Loth Gso
Teissensofi IS MrEriek; ErsdI!s G,
1920 Belvidcrc, Jesse Leo Roy Heav-
enridge. S2s Ford, Earl G So wlekey
Anderson; Karlmieva Binkiewiczs
seh Gramfont; Walter Mueller, sss
Humboldt: Alfonso Kaufman, 1857
Pennsylvanis John snn oles s5s f.,Sy,sw;
Jo b j. schiichter. Iss sherman;
Lewis Goidfsden. ss2 2tth; Joe Price,
40 s5th. Glen W Elliot. 100 Rose
Ms;ns1 1 ArsSsT p. tp s oy'T End
\. ostm. Sst So ga: Joseph Paw:
lica, 81 Pruckner; Herman kasneti 90
Joe; Emil 0aiefski, sos Gilbert Her
man Vein, 13sl scotch; william
stephen. 1922 Oakland: Norman ,si.rS NJ
Marchione. 500 Riopeiie. Peter Davis
sos Rowena; walter Chemieisk,: 90
Theodore: Peter Moraito. e74 Russell
Andrew Slowik. ftt2 Jos. Campan
Levon Mlnassian. 80 20th; John r
Murphy, s3s Dragon. Edward Bek'
ar, Eli Elmwood. James ID. Shana'
han, sac Cadillac.
0GIRLs.
Joseph P. Andrew. aIe Coneord1
siwuia, "a Roiiin: John. Zyren, 7et
H s,s Tiwd Leo 1 4scy. isss IS rStaa
George snyder, III BAKER; stepheI
Ankenbrandt, lie stanley; Paul y
n. Ruhnke. 90 chsrleyoixa Aloyrsr W.T.
w. Elisabeth; q. warren. 4eeh Hurl'
but; Harold Keenan. 7oi Hamilton
ton&ve.: BoBgden doeietity. q,
t37 Clairpoint; Eikanah Johnson. fe'
The Detroit times., 1916-07-19
DETROIT GIRLS
ENTER CONVENT


MONROE. Mich. July ia sol
emn ceremony OF reception and
profession took place this morning
In the convent chapel attached TO
st. Mary's academy, Bishop Edward
Kelly preceding Tho class consist
ed of 10 young ladies'. Scores OF
clergymen occupied pews In the
sanctuary. The chapel was filled
with friends as tie class renounced
the world.
The following made final profes-
sion. and received the blue habit
Sisters NJ. Thar;silla. Plus. Hi.
trude. Berchmans. lrma Joeshp.
The remaining eleven. seven being
from Detroit, were received into
the Novitiate.
The Detroit girls were; Mary
Kelly. Sister Mary Phillip: Mary
McAllister, Sister Mary Romano !.
Evangeline Stevens. Sister Mary Lu.
cile; Efiie Tyre, Sister VI. Waltrude:
Hortense Mueller. Sister Marie
Celeste: Rose Mayer. Sister NJ.
Rose Angela; Gretchen Byrne. Sis
ter NJ. Adele.
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Ls1 ABOUT 1Als lime /.

McGraw; Charles Hughes. ass Fort
Ksrsh oa ssss WAT W"sa.o on Dan n io.ieh. sss
Kirby; Joseph Michael s25 Frank
lin: Grover GoebeL i<6s Pennsylya-
mia: John Titles. t5e Orleans: Will
liam Schneider. 1876 Fishss: Thos
IS Colfax; Adolph MaEowski. asa
18th; Elroy- g. sias. % Infantry; John
waiiick. $50 Morreil. Walter Chloe
lemski. 1888 orandy; Frank Piikowski
1895 ST. Aubin; Vincent Chondzinski
ST. Farnsworth; Orviile L. Hopkins.
$40 Third, John Korbinsks; 81 Home;
sesxlln: 237 Jay; Daniel Bodnar, 1929
81. Aubini walter Kuverbowski, 267
Edward; tudwik Masiotek, 1a1 Mar
tin; Ambrose Osuilivan. Mari Mat
Hosp; Irwin Boyd. MARI Mat. Hosp.
Raymond w. crogin, 81 Cadillac
Alfred Huerner. saS Maxwell; Joseph
Himmelspach, 1911 Garland; James
n Writ. ISL Marquette, VIM. H Tin
dan, i2Os Iroauols; Barnsy sirsdls,
August Maahs 1873 Hazlett; George
Tones, ia Williams Frank Mega
sell.
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Deaths

Hugo Reiger, 1918 Hendris; s;
May Bean. 265 18th. 1 month. frontal
f p.,s acute Nei :os.r. zS Nab. x
t tho SAf Tisno~:kl %? q KraRo~apl.
year. . months. inquest pending
. .eHiiisy. AH Ssnorse Fox. asl ,sa' :,
years oncho-pneumonia: william
A; smith; s.t 18th. 81 pears. hemipiss;
gia. Neil currie.. l?f Elsmern 81
months. ehoiera infantum; Aneeiiks
APPEL. al Canton. co years. dilstion
Of heart; William s. King, Henry
, rGra nHsI,''E li1.S.,s veleks. 1857
T MsSes%; stefan. IS, Fran iiS. !.
months; cholera infentum. Mary
carcinoma OF cerviI;. Charles Edward
Rogers. liOs Brooklyn. day. pre-
mature birth: Marion Lansing. sa-
mari,sn hospital s asys sspira' iSs
18th. year. enteritis; vlademar Pc
pow, Children's FREQ hospital. : years,
intestinal obstruction: Ludwik Prs
Sylo I' e esp pt %Gnsh s ss0ifr.
VIM II. Lyons Arnold Home. ~
years. paralysis: Marie I. Zeamann.
n. Mary c" JSn. ray,oyy s.Ts caisnsn
wears. carcinoma Of breast: Rudolph
Palma. $50 Herkimcr, month. chol-
era infantum: Frank Suhyta 16<
Rebchemia. 9s Kalke, . years. bron-
o-pneumonia: Jennie Cobernua toe
Goodwin. SO years. cancer OF liver
months, gastro-intestinai; William
r. Rangsy. 100 Maryland, ~ dnya
tubcrcuiar meningitis; Ludouis Sob
cIynski,. 1888 DuboiS ! year. pnev-
Alter road. . months. acute enteroco-
iltis; Frank Ostrowski, Harper hos
pl,S So ;y,cS.r: v pnsSmSS saHni hso
N Ma,.s' M" G oisi 9eusS. ! months.
cholera infAntum; william II. Has
kin, Harper Hospital. 50 years, In
diary. 80 years. Gansrens; william J.
Parker. SIC Michigan 80 years. par
alysis.
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MEN OF DETROIT

you. for we have. or are about 20
put on the market number .oi
high grade. also reasonable priced
properties In the Palmer PARK
Royal Oak and lakewood districts;
they are the best located and oner
the buying public full value for
the money. we need and want more
high grade and responsible sales
men, either experienced or mex
gate our past, present and future
properties and how we do business,
many OF the best representative
OF the real estate profession IN
Detroit graduated from this office;
II you are responsible man ano
mean business we can use your
services to your own personal ad-
vantage. See ]. A. Walsh, sales
manager. or any OF the superin-
tenfents or statesmen.
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M0rtuary.

observation-disclosures. at her home
iaii Fast Grand blvd. on July II
Peter b. schnsidsr,, Joseph r. Johr
r., J ;SSS HS %,,i,s% tdM ssGssi \
sro troll Tunsr.i friday morning a
4 o'cfook from the resldsnce and al
$50 from Sacred Hart ohurch
corner OF Eliot and Rivard-sts,
The Detroit times., 1916-07-19
Mas Freeman To Lecture.

Miss Elizabeth Freeman. OF New
York, will give addresses. Thursday
evening. on The anti-lynching
movement" in the First Unitarian
church. at AS o'clock, and in
Ebcnezer African Methodist, al 9 :l5
o'clock. Miss Freeman comes TO
Detroit under the auspices Of the
Detroit branch OF The National AS
,oclaticn for the Advancement OF
Colored People.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-19

Gen. Christian SHUTS. who has
scored notable victories for the Brit.
ish over the Germans In Africa, was
hcnored with appointment to tho
supreme command IN Cape Colony
when but 80 years OF age
The Detroit times., 1916-07-19
NOTICE OF CIVIL SERVICE
EXAMINATIONS

iwedne sday. Avg 2. 1915. at Conn
mon Council Chambers. City Hall:
PATROLMEN
CITY FIREMEN
Last date for nling applications.
wednesday. July 2s,. 1915.
All applications must be nlled out
In person at the office Of the Civil
building. B-s00
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HELP wANTED-NALE

SPECIAL EDITION MEN
WANTED. DE LUXE Ed
TON. ONE OF OHIO S
LARGEST DAILIES. Ed
TON OPENS AUGUST 1ST.
APPLY 500 SCHULTZ
BLDG, COLUMBUS, OHIO.
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[]E0pILEE'Ss
p FACES
ONE CENT A WORD

ONE CENT A WORD
Cash with order; II charged 70 .
81 No s.:n;iss .s ;s.srt,;;,sss , :sss:Ts'S
fnss sSoYs We rRs Re- .pri1 e On sass,,
TnsnEs. oSitusriss Xss3ins NotissS.
etc.
ana SiF'sH ...I R:.sAss, o.s S:.': ass:
charge. Ssc Tor 81 xords c. issx Yssk
additional word 1.oa
The Detroit times., 1916-07-19

The Times can place a
few good reliable men
who are familiar with
colonization and i'm
migration work, in
touch with a paying
proposition with q
southern land COM
pany. Write or tele-
phone Main 1920. Ask
for Mr.. Thomas.
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HANNAH

80 Years at No. McGraw Bldg. =.
Member Detroit Real Estate Board
The Detroit times., 1916-07-19

MR. AND MRS. MILO r. HouoHTEN
Sal Montclair. desire TO ssRrsss
tfhi.sinds s' snd Si.s snas q esss:
borhood, for their many kipd oin-
COS and floral offerings during the
illness and death OF THAR beloved
son Robert Houghten,
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wANTED-Expert bookkeeper for
two or three days per wteek. TO as
sist In office OF large manufactur-
ing concern. Box T., No. 81. Times.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-19

Try Bemv y,vfal ssgyss&-
Flowers for Everybody
The L. Rsm1 EiosaS Slompssv'
Main 1901. ~ Dssss.se
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HELL wANTED-MALE

Wanted-Two house carpenters
and six rough carpenters. APP
ply
Wisconsin Bridge & Iron Co.
Studebaker Plant No. 8,
Campau and r. r.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-19

Beautiful Lakewood blvd. f-room
house. bedrooms. open fireplace,
steam heat, dining-room beamed
ceiling, 3s-ft. lot. garage and side
drive. $4,000. $500 down
rooms, billiard room IN basement
fireplace, 40-ft. lot, 81 500 down
Ask for Mr. Goodhsnd.
DAVID H APPELHOF.
500 Holden Bldg. Cadillac 6931.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-19
KINCAID

II West Forrest Opp. Postoffice.
Wants. II idle and can qualify:
Repair painters on auto bodies.
Norton GrinderA lands grind
erg.
5 ToolmakerS,
4 Tool lathe,
4 Machine erectore . steamitters.
. Pipen tiers 4 nickel pIatsra
Publishers and buffer. I bench
Casting grinderrt 8 riyst heaters.
4 Frame riveters. 3 bucker upa
varnish rubber. . rough inspeo-
tors.
Auto service repair. 8 auto wash
Garage repair. . Norton repair.
4 Bearing scrapors, I block testers.
Bench Inspectors, car washers.
Floor Inspectors house paint
Parts inspectors. 10 handy men.
Auto tuners. auto repair.
Final assemblers, ) coremakers.
6 Chsssh, Asssmbiers z wagon
bfacksfnfths.
9 Punch press. : gear punch press
Forge blacksmitha 9 blacksmith
Z Carriage biacksniths. Z trans AZ
semblera
Lathe men,. 4 lo-swfns lathe.
Jones a hanson. Potter q
johnson.
II Big men TO lear auto trade
Gear fierA factory }anitore.
5 All-around maohinista s rough
1rIndere
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TO RENT-HOUsES
PERSONALS

trouble. needing Advice. frlend ship
TAR ss''M xRa Arg 81 sA pE IF Sscn 1877
Forrest. W. Salvation Army.
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voR sALE-RDsIDENCE PRoPERr,
CORNER

Near Woodward and Boulevard; lot
e0xlib, with two s-family brick
fats with SIX rooms and bath In
each, three bedroomA single frame
house seven rooms ana bath. All
Investment and must be sold. Price
MAHoSEY-cAMpBEI.L REALTY CO..
6oa Free Press Bldg.
Member Detroit Real Estate Board
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Modern Bungalow $685.
BUSINESS os.rORTUNITIlss

QUICK PROrIT6-Build an Aladdin
House on your lot and make quick
and ano Psohts ssi resa sn S,u A eSons
Main $3.50.
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EVER sALIYATED BY h \. 81 5 81; 8
Z cALoMEL7 HoRRISLEf
/ calomsl IL Quicksilver tand1 1Aets Lii
Dynamite On Your Liver. 81

Calomel loses you a day4 You know
what calomel is. It's mercury; quick
silver. Calomel Is dangerous. Il
crashes into sour bile like dynamite,
cramping and sickening you. Calomel
attacks the bones and should never b6
put into your system. ~ s';}sfs :
When you feel bilious, sluggish,
constipated and all knocked out and
believe you need dose Of, dangerous
calomel just remember that your
druggist sells for so cents large
bottle Of Dodson's Liver Tone, which
is entirely vegetable and pleasant TO
take and is a perfect substitute for
calomel. It is guaranteed to stest
your liver without stirring you up H.
side, and can not sahvate. fi'ls'a 4
Don't take cslomell It makes you
sick the next day; It loses You q days
work. Dodson's Liver Tone sttaiShtz
ems you right up and you feel great
Give It to the children because s1t 3
perfectly harmless and doesn't gripSs
ADV. '# y. r ~
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The first lit botas did not help lin aud
he did not want to get any more,
but persuaded him To- get the se.
|cond and it helped him q right smart
[bit. And the next two bottles broke
|up his troubles and he Is in just fne
shape now. I sure can recommend
Tanlac, because Tanlac did more fof
my husband than all the other medis !
lcines he ever took and made q well
man Of him, even though he had Isufs
fered with this stomach trouble mora
than 80, years." Il
s, Tanlac, the master medicine, R
sold exclusively by P. B. Speed, Abs
-bwilie; J. a.. Bell 4 Sons, Due Wests
Cooley &, Speer, LoWqldesyyille; JeWs
Morrah & Son. Mount Carmel; II
M. Fuller g Cot Nee Cormick; GoyiiSi
& Leroy wilmington; J. T. Black
Calhoun Falls Price Fl per bottle
straight ADV. -z:' t5t's. tsi 81 al
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With Victory + Near He
Almost Gave Up Fight
COLUMBIAN NOW HAS WIFE TO
THANK FOR URGING HIM =
ON. ..-,

There is moral in this. 1tshas to
deal with a person who came very
near giving up too soon. And the
story is>told by his wife-a story that
perhaps Is true with regard to many
others. ,.,| =, s..
Mrs. Mary Gordon, Of 20 Seventh
St., Olympia, suburb of Columbia,
says iTanlac made a we'll man Of her
husband, though he had suffered
more than 80 years with a severe
form Of stomach trouble before he
began taking it. And the moral in
this is: "Don't give up" for: she
Esays her husband almost lost heart
when the first bottle of Tanlac failed
to give him the relief he expected,
and it was only because of his wife's
urging that he continued to take Tan
lac until she says he was well man
when the fourth bottle was taken.
Mrs. Gordon's statement in en.
Edorsement of Tanlac follows: ::a !
"My husband suffered from ca
tarrh of the stomach almost all his
life-for more than 80 years-and
he had it very badly. He got. in such
bad shape that almost everything he
ate hurt him and nothing seemed to
nourish him. He would have sick
spells and could not work, and his
itroubles caused him to lose lot Of
time from his work.
"He was in bad shape and could
mot 60 anywhere hardly, and he had
lost a lot Of weight. It was almost
impossible for him to sleep well at
night; and sleeplessness troubled him
p lot. Finally, he decided to take
Fanlac, for he had read a lot about
lit and knew several people who had
endorsed it. y.:s
: "He says Tanlac cured him Of
that stomach trouble. He sleeps well
now, and he. is in fine shape in every
bway. The last Tan1ac he took was
taken two or three months ago, and
he never has any trouble with his
stomach now and he can eat any.
thing he wants and it never hurts
him.. He says he feels better now
than he has in years. =
eve spent lot of money for pro-
fessional treatment of his troubles,
but it seemed that the medicines he
was given did not suit his case. But
he sure was wonderfully helped By
Tanlac, and he told me the other
day that he wanted to give a testi-
monial. We cannot say too much
for Tanlac. ~
':sHe took four bottles Of Tanlac:
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pairing ---------------- 10 0C
Sec. 3. Any person or persons car
rying on any or prosecuting any bus
mess or occupation or running any
establishment named in this or pre-
ceding sections, without first having
taken out license therefor, shall be
fined, except in cases where special
penalties are imposed, not less thar
two dollars nor more than one hun.
dred dollars, or be imprisoned moi
less than two days nor more thar
thirty days, for each and every day
such business is carried on without
such license. That no license shall be
issued for less period than one yeal
(unless otherwise specifed) datec
from the first day of the month il
which same is issued, and it shall be
the duty of the Clerk of Council tc
see that licenses and fees are i'm.
posed and paid, and to promptly re-
port any and all cases Of failure te
do so.
Sec a.. That for any business, oc.
cupation or profession not enumer
ated in the foregoing sections, the Ii
cense shall be regulated and imposed
by the City Council at any meeting
of the same. =
! Sec. 5. The City Council hereby
reserves the right to refuse or re
woke any license for any cause which
may seem to it just.
3 Sec. 6. That any firm, person OF
corporation making any false Of
fraudulent returns, where return
is necessary or required under thi!
Ordinance, shall upon conviction bt
fined not exceeding fifty dollars mol
less than five dollars, or be imprison
ed not exceeding thirty days nor les!
than five days. .
Sec. 2. That any person, firm OF
corporation carrying on or prosecut
ing any trade, business, occupation
or profession, or running any estab
'hshment named in this Ordinance, Of
upon which a license may hereafter
be imposed by the City Council, with
out first having taken out a license
therefor, shall be fined Except II
cases where special penalties are i'm
posed) not less than two dollars mol
more than one hundred dollars or be
imprisoned not less than two day.
nor more than thirty days. in the
county or city prison for. each anG
every day such; business, occupation
or profession is carried on. without
such license. .',-
: That this Ordinance shall 60 into
effect on the first day Of November
1915, and all persons, firms, corpor.
atoms or professions not conforming
to its requirements shall be liable t.
the penalties herein imposed from
and after last mentioned date.
Done in Council this 9Th day Of
October, 1915, and ratified under the
seal Of the City Of Abbeville, 8. G.
T. G. PERRIN, c. C. GAMBRELL
City Clerk. Mayor.
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A Scientist in Stomach a
'TroubI.. With Loeal Drussist

Every man Or woman in Abbeyills,,
County should call at our store this
week and next and investigate .NatQi
Pineapple Pepsin Compound, the neN
|and scientific remedy for all stomach
disorders. Not . patent medicine but
natures corrective made, from y pure
pineapple juice, scale. pepsin and
other ingredients which make il. Hms
liar to the digestive fluids :of the
stomach. I. heartily endorse this
splendid preparations # you shaya
tried other remedies sAat failed, / viii
guarantee this one to You. The Mo-
Murray Drug Company. ny