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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-10
in Bemidji, drove to her home a
Northern last evening.

in Bemidji, drove to her home at
Northern last evening.
Oscar Arneson, state land sale con-
ductor, after holding sale in this
city, left last night for Walker,
where he will conduct a sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Marvin departed
yesterday for Deer River where they
expect to remain for some time Wis
iting as the guests of friedns.
Rev. j. E. Caldwell, pastor of the
Nymore Congregational church, re-
turned this morning from Leonard,
where he held services last evening.
Louis Burchard, teacher of violin.
Phone 637. Call City Hall. Begin
ners not accepted.-Adv. 3d311
Mrs. G. w. Cochran and Mrs. L. A.
LaBaw and son, after spending few
days visiting friends in Duluth, re-
turned yesterday to their home here.
F. Hubert returned yesterday af-
ternoon to his home here after de-
voting several days at various points
east Of Bemidji on business matters.
A. D. Perry of Northern, having
arrived in the city Thursday morn
ing, spent the day attending to his
interests in Bemidji and calling on
friends
Mrs. G. w. Cochran, Jr., Of Bena
returned yesterday from New York
City where she spent three weeks as
the guest of her brother, I. J. Gun
ningham.
Dancing every Saturday night at
the City Hall. Admission free.
Come and bring your friends.-Adv
3d311
Miss Kate Mcdonald, who has
spent a few weeks in Bemidji as the
guest Of her sister, Miss Margaret
returned yesterday afternoon to he1
home at Fertile.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-10
About The City

H. w. Dugas and Joe Mackey of
Cass Lake were in the city yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Nelson Of
Clearbrook are among the visitors
in Bemidji today.
F. Dumas left last evening for the
Twin Cities where he will spend a
few days on business.
]. E. Groom departed this morn
ing for Nary where he attended the
funeral of Severn Olson.
r. X Bliler, county surveyor, left
last night for Kelliher where he will
spend several days on business.
H. Kaliher of Kelliher was among
the city yesterday from Kelliher.
B. NJ. Armstrong, land merchant
and real estate man of Kelliher, was
a business visitor in Bemidji today.
John Kittleson left on the. early
morning train for Nary at which
place he attended the funeral of
Severn Olson.
S. E. Byerby, who was the guest
at the Ole Gennes home on Bemidji
avenue, returned yesterday to his
home at Duluth.
T. D. Johnson, operator of the
Union depot, who was operated
on at St. Anthony's hospital, is able
to walk around now.
One of these nice days you ought
to go to Hakkerup's and have your
picture taken.--Adv. 14tf
Miss Emerald Perry, after spend
ing Thursday as the guest of friends
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-10
Grippe, Influenza.

Grippe is an acute infectious dis
ease extremely common in children.
1t is also readily communicated from
one person to another, frequently by
kissing.
The disease is characterized by in
1amation of the respiratory and di-
gestive tracts and extension of in
lection to any organs of the body
may occur. Pneumonia is a common
complication and in young infants
it is followed many times by serious
results. Extension of the inflama-
ton to the middle ear and other
sinuses is common. A physician
should always be in attendance.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-10

tends to the larynx and bronchi. One
Of the most distressing symptoms is
the blocking of the nose and conse-
quent inability to nurse. When the
nasal passages are blocked in simple
coryza, adrenelin- will Of
ten give much relief.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-10
COMMUNICABLE DISEASES
COMMON IN CHILDREN

(By DR.. w. R. Ramsey of St. PauD
Cold in Head, Coryza, Snifles.
Catarrhal inflammation of the
nasal passages is the most common
affection of infants and children.
Babies few days CID suffer from
sniffles. The disease is contagious
and is easily communicated from one
to another by close contact.
There is often considerable fever
and frequently the inflammation ex-
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-10

The inventor of a motorcycle tire
claims to so compress the rubber
that it automatically closes pune
lures.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-10

A child suffering from any serious
disease, especially if it is suspicious
of being contagious, should at once
be isolated from other members of
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-10
THIS WEEK is BABY
WEEK IN THE NATION

The following is the fifth of
a series of articles to be
: published this week on the
prevention CT infant NOR
tality.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-02
COURT DEALS lENlENTlY
WITH HALLOWEEN CASES
Offenders Are itrniimdrd That Drinking
win lie Punished Hereafter ~
NIsdemcHnur.

There were Il number OF defendants
before Police Justice Crutchiield in TO-
lie" Court yesterday, who celebrated
halloween and the passing or tnc
saloon in manner unbccOmiuS the
peace aud dignity OF the State. The
judge VAS rather tcnient in the fines
assessed. lie :'iInoitis!.d those pres.
rHt that II new order or thinrs has
come. and that better n-havio, must
and shall prevail from this timc on.
thirty-ihrcc citizens, uharycd either
with intoA!Catio! or other o,Ccns.s
arising from tn. taking OF zoo much
whisky. were locked ur during the
night. Eighteen We're released "a, The
usual hour. but for tn. last Tim.
In TN" future those Who drink too foo
y viii be charged with :, raisdeIueanur.
and must face trial in Pole. Court
Yesterday the court assessed those. ,r,,.,
had been Intoxicated the night before
g. ana costs.
II. II. Makes was fined $50 Tor striH.
ing q conductor on Il street car. Ton,
nam WAS asScs!.,d similarly !,r re-
S!s'iHg arrest Thomas Hurley 20. o,f
"ith So penalty for lo.ic oh,.r-
ticnah!e on the premises OF tAt. Amer
ican locomotive Works For orivir.
an AUTOMOBILE" while intoxicated "
Anderson Was fined $50 ana hord-,;
III mo sum o: 500 for twelve months
hnc OF $40 was Imposed on walter
mitchell Tor drunkenness. CIyG. Con
ley got $40 fine Tor driyin. an auto
mobi!c icch!es-iS OH Broad stree. 1Ircs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-02
INSTALL NEW GENERATOR
AT CITY ELECTRIC PLANT
hoard 4Wardh Contract for Eularxe.
ment OF Municipal Power station
20 Cost SyO,S4O

The Administrative Roard yesterday
awarded a contract to the General Elcc-
fr'c Company for supplying and in
atalling Degeneration AT the CITY
Iiectr!c flant at Il cost OF 1850
Some time ago Superintendent Trafford
recon- mcnded to the board that addi-
honal machinery be installed at tho
municipal plant. to he used i'll case
OF emergency.
Win this additional equipment the
board decided that there would be no
OCCASION 10 accept the offer III the Vir-
gihia railway and Power Company to
supply! the city with current in case
or en- erSe ncies, and a letter declining
IL VIII be sent to the company. Com
Inihs'oners Beck and IIobson were in
faFor OF accepting the offer. nut when
the matter WAS brought To vote 4.
was lost. Commissioners IIirsci,berr
Folkes and Mccarthy standing against
It,
The turbo- generator, il is expected.
will be installed ana ready for opera-
ton II, about ten months
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-02
HOWARD BADLY BURNED
AS GAS TORCH EXPLODES
'"h""-" "rkmen EIttnguish Jglnyinc
clothing b! Wrapping Injured
Man ia Hugs.

Luther ". Howard. forty wears old.
" painter OF il5 East Clay street. wa.
badly Turned yesterday when u sa.o-
IN" torch he vas using exploded ana
uh:"w u" Naming gasoline over hi.
c!otana Ho IL III Memorial Hospital.
Eh' accident occurred NJ about :
"'c."eN yesterday morning IN the home
90! commissioner Graham - irobsou.
Vest Franklin street Howard wa.
N".hS tAc torCh 10 remove old pnint
iE"i" the ceiling Of II second STORY
room. iEc explosion 40 frightened,
nan mat h. ran screaming from I'M.
room Charles Sims. Il tricmlaycr. anl
=. \" smith. an electrician al wori;
III III" house. caught IN. man ana OK
tinSuish"d the nanI". by rolling him
IN "a iNg He IL badly burned about
tho hands ana fac"
III" burning gaSo!!n. :rorn III. torch
ish't'd the walls Of tho home. ana As.
sihinht chief Wis" Was called Sew
era! "nG'n" companies responded 70
Tho alarm, hut The tire was ont when
they arrived
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-02
RAILROAD TAX INCREASE
TO BE MORE THAN $4,000
rrimeipmi tmrrirr. settle - with S,nt.
pn!iDG Tut" Treasury M"r-
THAN slice Hun

Through tn. operation Of = greater
franchise tax aud % large inc,c.e II,
gross curEinga. ,hc common carriers
~ Virginia, according t. i statement
gwen out yesterday at t." chic. OF
sudncr ~" Moore. This year pnlt
INTO III" State tr.asury q t"lnI amount
~ taxes which cIcecGS thal 81 lus;
year by over $3.50 o0D. \ MAJORITY az
the railway corppratioua compton you
turday with laNg nrdcr wnl,h ihcy are
Required to sctt.r thc!r accounts with
the state by November j.
The atcaIn railroads operating In
Virginia hay" paid into lie rrgu-ury
taxes amounting 10 sl.Gst.a1gI3, a.
compared with Si,4@T.t55.l5 Tor Inst
year. @hcw'Eg an iu"rrae. TT ..prrnx,-
matciy $2To"0g Though some II I'M
smaller companies have not ye, patd
. ihcir ,"Tcs. tnc fluaI totals ciil vary
only slightly from III following state
mont OF ,aNcs received Yesterday:
steam railroads. 81 G9G,c9S.Ja: ,l.c-
+ tric yhil"ays. S,G3sa.f.; lumber and
mintne SGinpaniea. $2si&aac cana! con-
: paaies, a},pfse9. sicepin. com
pan;ee. fs,seII7
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-02
TO RULE ON QUESTION
RAISED BY DRUGGISTS
Commissioner Peters Will Make
Clear To-Day License Obliga.
ttons Under New Law.
CLAIM NO PERMIT IS NEEDED
Dealers Hold That They Arc F'rcc 10
Use Alcohol Necessarily Incident
To Compromising OF Prescriptions,
Without License.

To clear up the uncertain status OF
druggists under the prohibition act
Commissioners J. Sidney Peters an
nounced yesterday that he would this
afternoon make public u ruling on the
question OF whether druggists. who do
not desire the privilege OF handling
ardent aplrits. but who, nevertheless.
VIII be obliged to keep OH hand a Ger.
;asa quantity Of alcohol for use in com.
pounding their mixtures. arc required
undcr the act. 10 secure from the courts
Il druggists license to keep alcohol for
pharmaceutical purposes
rThc druggist provision mas been one
81 tue Snaes Of the prohibition act
Many lawyers and laymcn In the State
ho!d that all druggists. irrespective OF
whether they intend 70 sell whisky and
ofahuy on prescription. are required .by
the act 10 secure Il license 10 handle
Whatever OF alcohol they must nece,.
SariiE use in the conduct OF their bust
ness Others. equally we'll Informed,
contend that such is no, the case, and
,nat 10 require every druggist In the
STATE TO buy Il license would cntai! upon
nam hardship not contemplated by
The fcancrs OF tho ac;
ALL DARKROOM STOCKS
NOW OtT OF STATE
Virginia settled down yesterday yer,
V"ieI! ana comfortably TO the new o.
der o! things. Former i!quor dealer.
'""' minute, we're busy preparing to
.nip ihc!T stock and fixtures bevonu
'h' confines OF the Commonwealth, II,
compliance with the law. which gave
thein un,iL midnight yesterday TO re,
a'p!"s siocA across the border. IL,
~" i''"'l' however. The bars and liquor
houses mad q deserted appearance
commissioner Peters said he had
COMMUNICATION by ons-distancc teie-
'.'9"t WIN many sections Of the state.
ana that l!t.ls disorder was reported
anywhere IN Virginia. Citizens, mani
"' whom have small store on hand
course. %
Though I'll" situation so FAR" said
ne Go7"m!ssioner. is gratifying, we
eH.,. !, t!'i!e disorder curing the mex,
-" "cchs Practically every man yvhn
ussn 20 frequent the bars, now has
.''''''p supply 0: liquor in his posses
ION and uhtl tina; supply is exhaus,
' We HAY reasonably expect occs
sioh"! S'iEeeS However. am no; an.
"''ba' !;'S any great amour, or ,ronbI. :,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-02
RER0UTING UP AGAIN
! Street Committee VIII Hold Another
ienrinH To-Duy PrOposed
street Halfway Chu.ues

Inc council committee on Streets VIII
meet al o'clock this afternoon for
the purpose OF considering the two
plan" Tor rerouiing the Gin;er PARK
Bartcn Heights ana JIuIl street cars
iht" !; crositoHn line and the Highland
iark iin" The committee held a pub
nc meaning OH thers two matters last
week. and tho sentiment Expressed b..
The people affected was overwhelming
~ IN favor OF the proposed changes.
Barton Heights is especially. anxious
ior the change. which would permit Of
a hre' instead OF tcn-iniaute schedule
iii that suburb.
There are indica tons that the South
eide Is not anxious for the change, he
car':e. While it affects the Hull Street
Inc 4 docs not promise more frc-
qu"Et schedule.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-02
n-cLi-~- Driving Charged.

warrant charging him with reck
'rhH'E driving an automobile was iasu.,l
Serd"E against J. ~ Luck. OF Ash
!aud and viii BIO served br sb.-;,-
Webb W, Sydnor. Of IIcnrico c.ount,
Luck ~ said L. have driven his auto
mobile into car belonging 10 Or. l..
y Nar!nner, physician OF IIunslctt
li"nrico county, on the Brook Rosd
h"ndny night. DT. War:nner was
s".nuF injured about hts back. Bright
headlights on the machine l.. saij to
nave b"cn the cause OF the accident;
Bo'h automobiles were badly damaged
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-02
FACES COAL FAMINE
i.!nchhurS IIn. Only Ten Carloads. and
Factories MH. Have 10

!-TN''llBUEG. VA. November l.
Thc price OF sort coal here went to
$50 ton to-day, and coal dealers
declared that there were hardly moro
than ten carloads in al! tho dealers'
yards in the city. This means that not
q few factories. which are dependent
Upon steam for power. lace closing
down unless they can secure coal under
rush orders.
one local dealer to-day paid So L
ton for :un OF mine at the mines, and
declared ne was glad to get IL at that
price. That was thc retail price here
only - few weeks ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-02
N-w S,cret.rY A.r.

~, ."s o.e" connected with
we i"nnS Mons Christian A.socia,inr
~ i'eh.s"n. rex, TOR til. pas, ,on
ychfs' Il j. kiker arrived in pish.
NOM yesterday TO become memh.r.
s"i' S"trciuty ~ the ruiiroa6 associ.
W., W. '1+'c II Is claimed :1r Air. kikei.
"a III MS ton years or service IN.
mas secured l2..il members fer
QUIZ Mens Christian Association,
II" '"!' membership campaign OF IN.
."'ai association Will begin In .bo,i,
t%p weeks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-02

'hrlht"ph"r Ley, OF Tenth ANA Ataury.
streets, is III hc Virginia Hospital.
stifi-rin" IRON. :, stab wound in h!a l.f-
shoulder. the result o: :: eight with
shelley E!ddick. OF Dauvil!c. Tho
night occurred in south Richmond Tues
day night. i'r. J.. 7. Tucker. 10 whose
nome i.r! was carried, found thai AN
artsr% had been severed. Ley lost con :
siderable hio"c before the artery was
iiSat"d At tn" hospital. and is said 10
be III q SERIOUS COnd!tinn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-02
After MiIlinn-DoiIrr co.I.

T;"N' MUGS, rcC-lvoI IN Ia. ,,ng.n,u :.
"hrihS The monh juat ended show an
Increase OF LES r"r cent over tn, rev
ehn"s Of III: CORRESPONDING month OF
last year. The receipts for October
1872 W"re tsi,2&lSs. Fog October 1915.
Ley were S,e.s...45 Postmaster.
Thornton believes tha, tho .,.d az IN.
nscai year. June 20. VIII place the Eici-
mcHd p"*'-ortt"e in the mIllicn dollar
rl;ta.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-02
And+r.on Maar vra;u,nn,,.c

superintendent: ". kEhpi, OF n.
Richmond division O.: the Chesapcake
and OHIO Railway. :.rnounced vna,er
day that. effective az once. Il. s An
ders"n h?@ ben appointed trainmas.
ter OF tho Peninsula Gisiric. az the
sys;en. i: was further announced thai
tn. office OF assistant ,rainmastcr .,
tho l;ivanna and Pcu!nsula distric,a
lai h"Cu abolished
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-02
FRESH PRICE ADVANCES
C"sl and Various Articles Of Food 10
COST More in New
Orleans.
iBy Associated rrc.s.l

NEW ORLEANS. November I'm.
crease in the price Of coal and various
articles OF food Wen; into effect in New
Orleans to-day. Soft coal advanced 80
cents rcr ton--irom Sc to $65o-and
anthracite advanced from SI2.J0 to
1850 pc: ton. Dealers stated they had
on hand only Il thl:.;y-day- supply. Milk
advanced from ) 70 6 cents per mint
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-02
nIru Out tie f;a.

aries Merrick. colored th,rty-h>s
!";''s old. OF Petersburg. is in the Viz
ciEia Hospital. because he blew out the
"a" ~ his room in NiIle.'s Hotel,
second ana Leigh Streets. He was un-
conscious when found Yesterday mora
!nE. lie worked for a time as an
ORDERLY IN the hospital fc, tie insane
81 Petersburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-02
RepuslIc.n. to Receive Return.

arrangements have been made ~
the Republican Club of Richmond anu
the Hughes and Fairbanks Campaign
Club. both OF which have much tho
same membership. to receive election
returns on Tuesday night in Mnrphy'a
Hotel Annex. One of the telegraph
companies viii install special wire,
over which the results will lie flashed
to the joint meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-02
ueportA Husband hilsSIus

Mrs 9. Il. Atkins, OF 1917 West Main
street. reported to the police yester-
day tina: her husband has been missing
= from home for several days. She said
h" is forty-ninc years old, has gray
+ mar ana mustache. and blue eyes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-02

charged with selling whisky. Clar-
c"cc binford. colored, twelve years old.
was arrested Yesterday by Patroln,au
teams. OF the First Police station.
Binford implicated William II. Davis.
Jr., who, nc said furnis shed him the
goods 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-02
Our Fine Showing of
High-Grade Wilton RUGS

Copies OF kermnnshas, Gorovans, Khoras.
sans. KAYAKS, Tabriz, Ispalans and AlIoyer
Persian designs; in the most pleasing cOmbi-
nations of Rose. Blue. Green, Tan, Ecru,
brown, Mahogany. Red and Ivory tones.
Rugs for dining-room, living-room library
reception-room, bedroom, hall, office or den
Patterns for every scheme of decoration or
furnishing.
3xl9 feet Wilton Rugs nj S40.O0-Thesc
W'ltons. which are quite attractively priced
come IN Il large variety of rich Oriental
patterns and colorS to harmonic with the
decoration OF any room. These Rugs are
perfect and fresh from the mill. Owing to
tho fact that they are woven Of the finest
"oo' yarns they are practically ndeslructible
other iiigh-Gradc Wiltons-Rugs of Amer
"aii manufacture rvalng the beauty and
;. ARTISTIC color harmony of real Orientais but
nj an American price MANY that are n no
found al Miller & Rhoads eyclusivo1vNol,
"Nl- ieet--Sl0.OO, Sia.00 $4,000 and $4,000.
Fine Administer Russ-These are ,,,odo
with a heavy. thick pile, in exact renrodnc-
Mons OF high-Srade Oriental Rugs, A very
large selection of patterns in beautiful rich
rolorinGs and combinations:
9X12 feet $1,000.
MI feet (seamless), $500. $500, $3.50.
p'her sizes. from the smallest to the
largest
Seamless Tapestry Rugs-Sizc 95l3 feet,
and one OF the excellent values that sbould
not be misscd-Sl9.0O
"X'2 icct Velvet tugs-Seamless Rugs in
me same designs and colOrings found in rho
ilnest domestic ltugs-S25.0O,
we Spccializr on Rugs in extra sizes
Third Floor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-02
FIRST QUART OF LIQUOR
RIDES SAFELY INTO PORT
Arrives ErOm Baltimore House
Within Few Hours After
State Goes Dry.
AGENTS GET STRICT ORDERS
Southern and adams Express Conn
panieS Issue Bulletin InStructing
Office Managers to Follow to let
ter Every Provision of Law.

Agents in EchmVnd and throughout
III. State received elaborate instruc-
lions from the general Offices OF tn"
express companies yesterday direct
Ing the handling OF liquor shipments
into the state OF Virginia. ana iayin;;
down the rules TO bo enforced in the
delivery OF cousignmcntS To consumers.
Local agents OF the Southern and
Adam. Express compa nj es---tEc only
companies operating iUro ltich,uonI.
had practically y orked out all arrange
lrents Tor handling whisky shipments
into Richmond. and said that they were
prepared 10 handle tho traffic under
tho rules AND regulations required by
the prohibition law. While Il mass OF
records will have to lie kept. ana there
* much routine work To be done in
connection Wlth the handling end de-
livery Of liquor. local officials expressed
no fear th3t any difficulty would L." en-
countercd i'll carrying out the pro
visions OF the law.
Not single delivery was made b..
the express companies Yesterday. on
the FIRST uay OF the new dry era. Two
shipments q: wa!Hky-.onc from Louis
vile, Ky. and the other from Roanoke
OF create. quantity than i allowed
consumer under the prohibition law
We're received Il: the local Offices. These
shipments had been Il! transit fol Sow
cral days, but d:i no; reach Richmond
until after the statute became effective.
V lille the companies Were informally
advised that ,hcy would be permitted
10 deliver these tao conaisnrncnty, To-
cal officials declined 10 take tn. e
sp"n.!hil!:y. and :ne liquor Wa -x-
pressed back 10 tho shippers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-02
Knocked Down nv 1ru,.l

Edward Lewis. colored. fourteen
years old. OF 1917 Ashland Street. is in
the Virginia Hospital suffering With n
fractured leg and many cuts and
bruises. FIc was knocked down yes
terday at Harrison and FrankJin
streets by truck driven by Temple
isa,!cy. colored. Bailey was arrested
upon charge of reckless driving.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-02
CONSCIENCE AND AGENT
MUST SIGN t'IJTj4,I1

The consumer will De rcun;rei Ia
furnish an aiiidavit stating ,L., n.
mas not received within the past thirty
Gays more whisky than IS allowed ,,,.
DER the iaT. This affidavit must bc
signed ana sworn 20 by III. co,,-i.,.e
and also by tn. agcn; Of In. .xnr.ss
company who delivers the shipr,.ut
ana who administers The oath and
the original sent To Tia. cleric 81 tho
court, which will b. the clerk of the
iinstinEs Court il richmond 1ha
duplicate Will BE- Kept o.. III. il, IN.
once OF The express COMPANY.
Agents were instructed Ma, m 1o
lNery OF liquor could De made 70 INV
"ctitiouS person, and when sh!r;nent.
are delivered on an order. writian
order In duplicate viii have 10 hc
gwen i'll each instance. I;ecansc tho
law is especially applicable 10 ag.nIs
they were instructed 10 co,npi,. yit,,
every act Of the. Legislature for anv
COUNT, o. amy provision or ans char
Ter Of any cty OF town in Virginia
In so far az they restrict or prohil;,
the delivery OF liquor
They are advised TO as! local an
thor!tisS at points of destination nc
to whether or not there is any Law O,
ordinance affecting the TRANSPORTATION
deliver, receipt possession 81
liquor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-02

Hotel Richmond Ballroom opcn Tonight.
Dancing, Rcfrcal,ments. Service n Ia carlo
Admission. 2oc eaoh.---Adv.