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Evening journal., 1916-02-24
New Floor
Coverings

Dainty and serviceable for spring and summer
seasons. New fibre Rugs in almost every conceiv-
able design and for all size rooms New Crex Car
pet and Rugs. New China and japanese Mattings.
Secure yours now while February prices prevail
We will hold and deliver later in to suit your
needs.
Evening journal., 1916-02-24
New Diningroom
Furniture

Complete sets and odd pieces in abundance. The
styles comprise William and Mary, Queen Anne,
Cromwell, Sheraton, Adam, Colonial, etc In the
woods mahogany predominates There is also Amer-
can and Circassian walnut and the much wanted
Jacobean and fumed oaks
All the new suites are reduced 10 per cent and
there quite number of complete suites and odd
pieces at considerably larger reductions
DININGROOM SUITE-iO pieces, Adam design,
English mahogany finish consisting of Buffet China
Case Dining and Serving Tables, one arm and five
side Chairs, upholstered in leather. Regular price
$500. February price ...................... sou
NINE-PIECE DININGROOM SUITE-True Shera-
ton design, inIaid. Sheraton mahogany finish Buffet
China Closet, Dining Table five leather scat Chairs
and one Arm Chair beautifully matched Regular
price S2S325 February sale price. ......... $50
MASSIVE. SOLID MAHOGANY DININGROOM
SUITES-Four pieces, Adam design. Buffet, China
Closet, Dining and Serving Tables. Regular price
$500 February sale price ................. $3.50
BUFFET-Genuine mahogany, 60 inches long,
colonial claw feet design lSX50-inch beve plate mir
Regular price Sl55. February sale price $3.50
CHINA CLOSET to match, has al-mirror back
Regular price 500. February sale price. $45
BUFFET-Genune mahogany, 54 inches long claw
feet. Regular price 500. February sale price. SIS
CHINA CLOSET to match Regular price S60
SIDEBOARD-Massve, sold quarter-sawed golden
oak Sideboard hand carved 10 inches long, plate
mirror is 20x56 inches. Regular price $3.50. Febru-
SIDEB0ARD- Beautifully faxed quarter-sawed
golden oak 81 inches long. f8x4Onch mirror plate.
Regular price S75. February sale price. .SS6.5O
Fifth Floor
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-05-19
MRS. WILSON GUEST OF NOaEN's
IEACIE
Mrs. lnez Seymour Hilton Sins Ai
DOLLY Madison breakfast In
Washington.

In honor of hrs. MoodHa. Wilson,
two hundred Of the most prominent
women attended Dolly Madison
breakfast n RanschsT.g yesterday af-
ternonn. given under the ans,.Seea of
the Nomen's National League. whose
officers are almost exclusively the
wives OF members OF Congress
! musical program added 10 The
interest IN the meeting. and some OF
the numbers Here particularly at
tractiNe. Among them being America.
sung by Hrs. Inez Seymour Milton.
as Mrs. Wilson Iook her seat of hon
or. ! Mrs. Milton also sang The Flower
Song from Faust. and The Star
spangled Banner
Mrg Milton Il the wife Of a nHoml=
nent Washington newspaper man.
Samuel nnrleigh Milton. and Is a
Maryland girl. The daughter Of the
late Col. John Marsh Seymour. of
GlyndOn. Baltimore county. and a
eaI=gran1dauKhter Of the late Judge
Jacob Powder. of Carroll county
Nearly all Of her early life vas spent
at GlYndon and IN baltimore. She is
one Of the beautiful young society
matTons Of the national capital to-
day. whose striking personality. fer-
satile talents and widely known dra-
matte soprano voice have made her
a prominent figure IN the social and
musical life. She Is blonde and has
large. expressive blue eyes and very
striking figure.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-05-19
CRUSHED TO DEATH.
JAHES :. TAYLOR S killed md :
NEGRO HURT Il RUNAWAY.

Thrown from his seat On o heavy
fieId roller. when the team of horses
too fright aI q passing automobile.
James = Taylor. S. years old, :
farmland on the estate Of q. Harrr
Befard. II EIdersburg, vas crushed
20 death. Vernon Bowman. coIored, :
years old. who was riding beside the
driver. .as injured 30 badly that the
physicians at the University Hospital.
Baltimore. hold but little hope Tor hi
recovery. Besides receiving : frae-
tufed right leg II required so stitches
10 close : deep cash IN his head
The boz vas rushed 20 the hospital
late Monday afternoon.
Tho most miraculous part of The
accident sas IhAt The horses escaped
injury. Taylor had Just guided the
team from tn State Rod into the
BeFard estate. An automobile darted
Up from Ihe rear. making considerable
nolae. Both animals jumped ~ the
same time. throwing the driver for
ward and under the roller. and the
boz TO the side The negro boz
screamed. frightening the horses
more. Hefore they could be stopped
ths animals dragged the roller after
them In he Hoods.
Taylor was unmarried and had been
working IN the farm for about three
years. lie originally is believed u
have come from small hamlet near
CrIafieid.
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STABLE BURNED
Two Horses, Wagons. Harness, Straw
and Hay AIso Consumed.

On Saturday night about II o'clock
an alarm Of fire was sounded for the
stable OF Albaugh- Babylon Grocery
Company IN the rear Of their store,
which was burned with contents,
consisting OF Two horses. wagons,
harness. hay, straw. &C.
The stable was built of sheet iron
which probably saved the FIRE from
spreading to other buildings which
were in close proximity.
Just seven years ago stable on
the same ground burned.
The horses xere valuable. The
one was used IN dray which de-
liyered goods throughout the town.
and was worth $500 TO the firm in
their business. The other was used
on the road for soliciting orders. The
drays and two buggIes we're burned
beyond repairs.
The horses must have torn loose In
their stalls when the fire got close
to them - they were found n OPP
poslte stalls 10 the ones they were put
AVA in. One vas burned to death
while the other was suffoeated.
The firemen we're on the scene
quick with a stream Of water and did
good work. Mr. NJ. John Lynch. q
member oI the fre company was In.
iured in his right arm BY hook
striking L. The origin of the fire ie
unknown The loss + considerable
but = partly covered by insurance.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-05-19
Woman.s Club Ne NJ Hrs. > z
Roop's. Wakefield.

Tuesday. Ma 10th. wa the oecasz
Ion Of ; memorable event in the his
tor of he NomansH Club of West
minister. For several years. The finaI
meeting 81 The year has ben held IT
ths home Of Irs. Z T. Roop. aI
Wakefield Valley.
That IHn weather vas threatening.
and a slight 1rixzIe In he ar. did
moi a. al deter the ladies. but rather
added Il Their enthusiasm.
What an h more attractive than
"A drive through the country in MaY.
hostess with warm greeting II the
end. aud meeting of friends around
eozy ire?
Tho IIrzt number on The program
VA a Hpserh Of welcome by little
Nj Margaret Smith The Yaraez
no unlike Mi Mary shsIlman.a yer
saIIle pen. vaHe FeHY waII rendered.
and enthusiastically applandsd.
nc quotations which followed we're
ffum shakespeare. and included.
Who II Here BeHidez Foul Weather =
Mr.. Menaniei1s panaI. FsEaRszIearssz
HsHoinez - mol sEIIlfaIIE and
snlsTtaiuIuEiY written. an YerY much
enjoyed Music added greatly % ths
pleasure Of the das MIas Louise
neaeham. accompanied by Mr..
Wantz. aanK Don't cry little Girl.
and responded 10 an encore
Hrs AanIz. the club secretary.
then read an outline Of tn clubs do
inKz trom IL beginning. recalling
many amusing md interesting details
which had been hall forgotten The
club is luslY child If aix years. with
a prospect OF ; long life and much
usefulness. Thia .as followed b
music : solo and an encore b.
Mr.. Ward. after which the program
va concluded by reading. "Hamlet.z
Advice % tha Players by Mr..
Adams
After : business meeting. The hoe
to- aud her assistants served re
Treatments which truly could not be
surpassed.
Tho president. Mra Northrop. then
gafs a Isv Heli chosen and fitting
remarks. expressing The appreciation
OF The club. n Mr.. Roon as IN al
wasa hoHpitanIs and welIzioyed hos
teza with The nope Of many similar
gatherings in the future years. Mrs.
Roop responded happily and with
feeling, which sas shared by ii the
members. Aud 10 reluctantly. the
guests took their leave. II The end
OF this perfect day
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-05-19
DEATHS.
RoyeF.#

". Scott Royer. prominent re-
tired farmer dled at he home Of his
daughter. Mrs. i Il. Coleman. near
Stata.ood. Thursday morning. o. in
digestion. aged g3 years, II months
and 10 daYs, Mr Hoser sas . for
mer resident Of BeTrYyille. Va. but
resided near Statewood. the past two
years tie ~ survived by one daugh-
Ter. Mrs. !. b. Coleman, statexood.
and the following brothers and sis
ters Jacob Y. Roger. Warsaw. III. (;
ID. Z. Roger. KarneYzYille. W. Va:
William. of Colorado: Joseph d.
Reistersto.n; Mrs. purdIe Simpson.
Peora. III. Mr.. Sue Z. Long. lag
erstoHn. md Mfs. Annie Haker, VII
mingIon. Lei.
After short services at The home
this evening conducted by Rev. Car
roll Maddox. the body will he shipped
10 HerrysIIle, Y. tomorrow where
further services Will Be held and in
terment made. :. c. sharrer, funer-
II director.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-05-19
: me Of not lesa lhan alty doI-

= nHo q not 1ens 9nah MY n0a-
lars.
Code. Art. ~, sec. 214-"No person
shall keep my gambling table, o.
any house, sesgel . place. on land or
ualer or the purpose d gambling.
Sec. Every faro table. D. D.
table, equality, OF any other Kind Of
gaming table billiard table e.
eepted1 at which any game 'of chance
snail Be played Ior money Or any
other thing. shall Be deemed ; gam
tng table.
Sec. 225--.All games. devices and
eontrIvances II which money or any
other thing shall be bet or vagersd
shall be deemed ! gaming table
within the meaning o. sections I'll.
zI5. 21s. &c.
Sec. zz7-Ths Courts hall eonstrue
he preceding sections relating 70
gambling and betting literally. so -
to prevent the mIschiefa intended 70
u be provided against
The penalty for violation Of the
Sunday laws by tIe sale OF ~ kind
Of goods, wares ard merchandise ex-
spt milk an Ice. ~ b druggists IN
putting np bona fI1e prescriptions Is
; fine of MOI les than twenty nor
more Ifan Tfty dollars TOR ne frat
uffense. and Increased penalty for
future offenses. # hero aTe any
dealers in The county. aho keep open
their places of business. or fiasrantIy
violate the Sunday iawa. they are
taking big chances and - said by lIs
grand Jury 10 no IT their peril"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-05-19
FARMERS DIT PLANS
Interesting Program Arranged A
Agricultural College.

Extraordinary preparations are be-
Ing made for the annual celebration
Of Farmers Day II the Maryland State
College o. Agriculture MAY 30. Farm
ers md their families from every
section Of the state are expected 10
throng The college and experiment
station grounds
The program of the morning will
include inspection of the college and
experiment station With the head of
each division Of WORK and assistants
10 explain the particular activities In
which each section i engaged A
new feature VII be the horse and
colt show. under the direction Of the
Department Of Animal Hnshandry.
Following the horse shos . picnic
lunch VII be served at the college.
During the lunch period lectures have
been arranged for the benefit of those
who care 10 secure information on
topics OF special interest 70 them.
These taIEs vii be short and Infor-
mai. dealing sILh agriculture and
home economies. and illustrated IN 4
practical manner.
Tie program or tn afternoon will
be of especial mite. = addresses by
Carl y. Cray, president Of the Hest.
eru Maryland Railroad. and uoke
Smith,. Senator from Georgia. are ex-
pected 10 feature the occasion. Greet
ings To tn visitors ill h extended
by President II. ]. Patterson. seIec-
tlonz by he cadet band Of the coll
loge sill id 10 the enjoyment oT the
occasion. The ezereIHes concluding
with baseball game on the athletic
neI1
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-05-19
Transfers of Real Estate.

Walter H. Davis and q. o. Weant.
trustees, to Ivan L Hoff, convey 2
parcels Of land. for s1700.
Ivan l. Hoff and wife to Walter II.
Davis and wife. convey 2 parcels OF
land. for s5.
+. Wesley Barnes and wife to Levi
II. Gambler and wife. convey acre
OF land, for $3.50.
Minnie R. Quail and husband to
Albert V Mills. convey one lot OF
land for Sb.
Albert Mills to Herbert v. Quail
and wife, conveys one lot OF land,
for s6.
william B. Thomas and wife to The
Westminster Savings Bank, convey
tracts OF land, 1or So.
John T. Gross and wife to Samuel
II. Smith, convey 1 acre, 3 roodH and
6 square perches, for $3.50.
Willie !. Bartlett TO John A. Marsh.
conveys $40 square feet. for s1400.
Mary D. Sapp and husband to
ClarHson ]. H. BixleT and wife. con
yey 1850 square feet, foT S..
Charles y, MIIten. trustee to Wes-
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OrIllmns'COun.

Monday. MAY 15th.-Wfliiam Weeks.
administrator nf Thomas Weeks. de-
ceased, received order 10 sell lease=
hold estate.
Mary s. Warner, guardian of Rich
ard NJ, Charles +. and Elsie NJ Rohrz
baugh. wards. settled her hrst and
final account.
Sarah ". Hardy. eKecutrIx Of Geo.
Hardy. deceased, returned inventory
of personal property. debts due and
received order to transfer stock, and
settled her first and Anal account.
Letters of administration on the
estate of Basil w Bowman, late Of
Carroll county. deceased. we're grant
ed to Winter D Jones. who received
warrant 10 appraise and order to
notify creditors.
The last viii and testament Of
Charles Z. Simpson. late of Carroll
county, deceased. was admitted TO
probate and letters testamentary
thereon we're granted to Mary L.
Simpson. who received warrant to
appraise and order 10 notify creditors.
Eva Mamie Wilson. guardian Of
Mary e. Edna b.. Susan NJ, Milton
M. and Viola Bennett, wards, settled
her third account
Tuesday, May 16th.-William +
Matthews, executor OF John Il.
Thompson. deceased. returned Inyen-
tory of current money.
Letters OF administration on the
estate Of Uriah p. Lambert, late Of
Carroll county, deceased, we're grant
cd % Harry P. and Harvey G. Lam
bert. who received warrant To ap-
praise and order to notify creditors.
Iarkin A. shipley. executor Of
Horace L. Shipley. deceased, settled
his fourth and final account.
Letters OF administration on the esz
tate of George +. AIRING, late OF
Carroll county. deceased, we're grant
ed % Albert II. Musgrove, who re-
ceived order to notify creditors.
Grace l. Warehime and Jennie B.
Gooawin, ADMINISTRATORS of d. Dix
on Byers. deceased. reported sale OF
personal property.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-05-19
The sen Mayer Takes Oniee.

The Mayor and Common Council or
ganIzed On Monday evening In the
Council Chamber, for the coming
year by Mayor Koontz making the
following appointments:
Frank Z. Miller was made president
10 the board.
Samuel ]. Stone Is clerk ard col
lector
John 4 Stem. baIliff and street
commissioner. and William r, Helm.
assistant bBiliI.
Walter II. Davis. treasurer.
Guy ". Steele. attorney.
Finance Committee-W. II. Davis.
chairman. Carroll y. I.ockard. Frank
u. Miller
Street GommlasionerB-W II. Davis.
chairman Frank T Sharffer and
Carroll = loekard
Light GommIItee-fh fharles Hesaon.
chairman. Frank T Shanffsf and
Frank T. Miller.
Water Frank T. shasf-
fer. chairman. Frank Y. Miller and
Carroll y BOckaTd
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Mr.. REFSNIDER AP-
| POINTED.
ON The STATE INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT
COMMISSION BOARD.
WELL QUALIFIED FOR THE POSITION.

Governor Harrington on Saturday
appointed Mr.. John Milton Reifsnider,
attorney, this city. q member OF the
State Industrial Accident Commits
sion 70 succeed the late John B.
Hanna
Mr.. ReIfsnider Is well qualified for
the position. being one Of the leading
lawyers of the bar in this county.
The board consists 81 three mem
bers. Mesars. ReIfsnider, Wagaman
md Higgins. and Is the most import
ant commission appointed By the Gov
ernor.
Mr.. John Milton Reifsnlder was
born IN this city in January, 1866,
and i son of the late John l. Reif-
snider. His mother was daughter
Of the late James l. Billingslea, and
= sister of DR.. J. Howell and DR.,
Charles Billingslea. this city.
After his private school course. Mr.
Rcifanider completed his education in
the Western Maryland College and
The University OF Virginia. He spent
. short time as a clerk in the First
National Bank. Later ne chose law,
reading at the Law Office of ReifsnIder
: Fink, and was admitted 70 the bar
IN 1ss6. and began TO practice. form
ing 4 copartnership With his uncle,
the late Charles T. ReIfsnider. under
the firm name Of Reifznider & Rsif-
snider. which vas continued until
October. 1893. when the partnership
vas dissolved Ever since he has
been conducting the laH business for
himself on Court street.
He was elected States Attorney for
Carroll county In 1895 ard served
until 1899. In 1907 he was again a
candidate for States Attorney and vas
elected for term OF four years.
Mr.. Reifanider married Mrs Flea
nor Fisher Reese, daughter of the
late George s. Reese. formerly Of
Carroll county and Baltimore. and a
granddaughter OF the late Admiral
Andrew Hull Foote. Of Connecticut.
He has Ave children living: Lieut.
Lawrence + Reifznider. L. :. y. Mrs.
Eleanor F.. wife Of Captain Thomas
Il. Robins. Of the engineer corps. u.
:. A. Mrs. Mariana. wife Of Lieut..
Thomas s. Clark. OF I. s. Marines:
John Il. ReIfsnider. of York. Pa. and
Miss Josephine F. Reifanider. n home
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-05-19
Maryland ClassIs. To Meet.

The second annual sessions of the
II. II. s. OF Maryland Chassis will be
held LAY p and -, In Bauat church.
The program viii be ~ follows.
Tuesday. 1870 a. m.--Deyotional
service; address Of welcome, Mrs.
Paul D. Yoder; response. Mrs. 4. s.
Weber: roll call; appointment OF com
mittees. organization Of Mission Study
Class. Miss Gertrude cogan.
Tuesday. : y. m.--nepotional sar-
Vice. Mrs Joseph II. Apple: roll call.
credentials. contingent fees: reports.
paper. Mrs. J. s. Kieffer: address,
Or. {. E sehaeffer; Offering. miseeI-
laneous business: adjournment.
Tuesday. 80 D. m.-Altar service.
Rev. =. d. Yoder: address. China
Missions. Miss Rebeeea Messimer;
music. choir: address, Home Missions.
Or. {. T. sehaeffer: solo. Mrs Elmer
Dixon. silver offering: music; an
nouneementa. closing service.
Wednesday. 9.30 a. Devotional
service. roll call. reports, delegates
and committees; business; election Of
officers: Offering. Mission study elaas.
"Wednesday. p m.-ConsecratIon
service. Miss Gogan; unfinished buaI-
ness: paper. Moslem World, Miss
Margaret Moiter; Offering; reading Of
minutes: closing service.
Officers o. the elassIs are: Mra. J.
l. Barnhart. president: Mrs. J. 2.
Dntrow, recording secretary: Miss
Elizabeth Delashmutt. corresponding
secretary; hrs. Z. Cornman. Ireasur-
er; Mrs. A. s. Weber, first vice preaI-
dent: hrs, Elmer Dixon. second zee
president hrs. I. s. Land, stat ssc-
TeIarY.
All delegates leave train It West
minister. Md. where they viii be met
BY autos and taken TO Daust church
Trains arrive at Westminster from
Baltimore At a.45 =. NJ. 11.47 q. N,
s.43 D. ~. and 6.I6 p. N, and from
Hagerstown IT 9.Is a. n, a. p. m,
6.aS p. m, and Ga D. n.
Entertainment will be provided Tor
al delegates.
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=Smith-Ioue.

Miss Margaret L. Lowe. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Lowe. Of
Hanover. formerly OF near this city,
and Frances Smith, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs j. A. 8. Smith. Of New Oxford,
were married Tuesday morning at 7
o'clock In the Immaculate Conception
church, New Oxford. by the Rev.
Mark Stock.
They were attended by Miss Ruth
Smith, sister Of the groom, and
Lewis l.. Long, was the best man.
Miss Annie staub. organIst at the
church, played the wedding march
After the ceremony the bridal party
went TO the home of the groom's par
ents. where wedding breakfast was
served to them and their relatives
and immediate friends.
Mr.. and hrs. Smith will reside In
New Oxford.
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COURT HOUSE NEWS.
Al CRIHINAL CASES TRIED IN COURT
THIS WEEK.
TraHsiers Of Real Estate, Marriage
Licenses. Eic.
Court Proceedings

This week was given to the clean
ing up Of the criminal docket md in
four days the following cases were
disposed Of:
State vs. John Squirrel. crap shoot
ing; plea of guilty confessed: SEN
tenoe $40 fine and costs. Seabrook
for State.
State ys. Lomey 7. Smith. crap
shooting: plea OF guilty confessed;
sentence $40 and costs. seabrook for
State.
State vs.. Ollie Mosner, bastardy;
plea OF guilty confessed. sentence to
give bond for support, and pay costs.
Seabrook for State Walsh for traver-
ser.
State vs.. Ernest Hainea, bastardy:
plea of guilty confessed; sentenced To
give bond for support and pay costs.
Seabrook for State: Brown for tras-
eraer.
State vs.. Annie Butler. larceny. plea
of guilty confessed. sentence susz
pended on condition of bond for good
behavior and payment OF costs. Sea
brook for State; Weant for prisoner.
state vs.. 0rville Naiil. larceny
tried before jury: verdict not guilty.
Seabrook for State: Brooks for pris-
oner.
State vs.. James Bigham. larceny.
plea OF guilty confessed: sentence one
day in jail, because of fact thai pris=
oner had been in jail since December
and is in III health. Seabrook for
State; Brown. ]. Harry Steele and Nc
Cormick for prisoner.
State vs. Samuel Diehl. assault and
battery; plea of guilty confessed !:
sentence. fine of 81 and costs. Sea
brook for State: Weant Tor traserser
State vs. Willis Parker, earnal
knowledge; sletted by Court On pc
tition OF citizens, taxpayers and father
OF prosecuting witness. seabrook for
State; Weant for prisoner.
State ys. George Washington VII.
liam Jones and Clarence SnoHden
larceny. stet on payment of costs a
TO first two. and plea of not guilty
confessed by State as 10 last Sea
brook for State: Weant for Washing
ton and Jones. Mccormick and ]. II.
Steele for Snowden.
State VI. llenora 7. Jenkins. selling
cigarettes without license. stet on
payment of costs. seabro0k for State
Parke for accused
State Ys. Albert Gibson. assault and
battery; paroled on good behavior on
payment of costs. seabrook for State
State Ys. Fields: assault and bat
terry: plea of guilty confessed Sea
brook for State. Weant for traserser
Fine 800.
State Ys. Benjamin Cooper. lar
ceny; tried before the Conrt verdict
guilty. seabroak for State. Brown
and Mccormick for prisoner
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slee FIae.AftsYJuns5 5lst.

The failure Of ans person or per-
sons. hrm. company or corporation.
resident OF nonresident. To procure
license from the Clerk OF the Court
before the first OF June. that come
under the following business. NOV
ing picture shows and earnIsals, com
mereIal. mercantile and mutual pro-
tectiEe agencies. laundries. Junk deal
ers, wholesale dealers In farm ma
chinery, soda water fountains, livery
stables, bowling saloons, check
rooms. cleaning. dying and pressing
companies. shoe=shining pariors, and
hat cleaning establishments, reaIau-
rants or eating places. plumbers and
gas filters. construction companies.
will be fined 500.