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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
nlnrIla AAn nrArILs.

HlfihA@-Joe ana finances Brnn, i5iz NJ
las. girl joe md Antonio li0lec, Miz
South Seventh. boy Jos ard MARY Bhalak.
Benson, grl John aud ienorH alizoWski,
Hlg South Twenty fifth. 10Y; JOHN and
Jennie ARAn. 1914 North Twelfth, boy
Jehs ana iiAttie flummY, 1919 Weeterfield,
boy, d n and Jessie Knudts0n, AW
aOuih IIausf0m boulevard. girl SALIVA
tore and Giuseppe HaDlolo. iN1 North
Seventeenth. RlFi John w. ana Mario
Adams, b8l Aouh Twenty fourth Aqey
Er W. y md VIVA Patterson. Ga south
TweBtY4elHib hYe.. glrl, Louis ard Minnie
Harris, CiOWfsV annex, boy, K0nfa1 aud
Katherine f'feia, 7li South Tdffy-flfsi,
RifI. Jan0f and Anna Eis, Uii Boutb
I'hlnysflrBf, girl
Deaths Joseph Wnfdisn, ~. gzlz South
TweUtYsHsfouth, H0aia Bornttg. nine
months, 2i05 Pierce, Elmer Wood, u, Hig
soath eutg-fOufih, Mrs Julia pristley.
~. ThlFfy.foBrth ana JaekeoDi John =.
4 Anderson, eiK months. hospital Frank
CoipeiEer, H. ~ South twenty nftb
avenue, Frank ~ uhBsaekof, n. 1870
corby, Adsiia u Lynch, ~ MA sherman
avenue buean " Lowry, ~ az Eouth
TNsTfffsiTth avenue Charles H,
hohroph, 10, fl7 WoOlwOrth avenue, John
WICK ~. 1919 ViHtous Mrs Hefnadln6
Bibbtl ~, hospital Andrew BOWMAN,
~ VA Dewey avenue Caroline u Bais
ff1n ~. nm Bufdstt0. FrledA BosttRsr,
Y, Al1 North Thifty.uiDth, William IT,
K0eniR, 81, hospital
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
SwApPsRs' COLUMN

MHAH Nilis vol rnApNg
isH acres faFm laMA tail NiFWf county
1 slaaN hNuaH. isWeedi pAft hfoNe.
tanRlM water saat Nheat and alfalfa
asgtsaae isls. aue lsi6 3 va 6eUt iNIa
AL fAAt hNio. lata saHihe4A iaui Hf
commercial RaNaH Uuigak &iA 8
NeMHt NWaha isi tMiHf ~
NlhE INV Nahea pepa laHlaHN 81
cess aH5ANWul HtsH fiHH iAtHa w.
fA VAS isesiHA mHei pes HAh Ws
busch Ns tHna ahFlf - Dr. EHa shatH
#MHt $50 si@HtaFd WHHH plafaF
sHH ea Hafsiie ttea HsHisA A.
dHeH H.t Nsa
RAW kfaessNaeg tMsi#eA eit Malal
NHaN Esintss eFa efssl hfHf HnA lNH
pa fta sHAFt Viii HaaN lt saislaf
@hss bass N4H AstAgnss 81
Nka at .'A isaA aaA tawa ga Nl
F4sN ts& IA aAalNlaA iewNslis faf
a ifaas Wti iaaa 10 aHE f
@hak NAYS FtH A4ilete "a
MAfN alsH1 III ~ IS iff IS hoasa
kMh t hf Meat eaAs WILL
taif o. aaa assA saf NiE# AWtsfae
ssttF fAAeeAi tfsietfsA
MI He{rE TWH laiaA. ~ sqsst
aa NahN iMIF al lptsA tssA feH
hA@ t Mal 4ssa tee4 MeftA
ai.asa Ri AZ. re We
NH w. l4 tfs s ssMA ittu tealls
AH AfHt lHsHfta auA geo tlaFas
' 's' tl..,
N0Mett m aMsa F
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AsAsf'f
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
moNnMrNrs ANp cnMErnnIns.

NAuBOLEUN.
WHY bury your dead in the cold ground
III stormy Wcathtr when you can buy
tomb III uHfhle buldiDg n reasonable
prices Tei gOLEf 80 go p 2i7b.
RaHmeisfry Monument WORKS, mauao-
ie8ms az kinds markers. isfb a Charles
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11

NE8T QNkgN1A tff f4UW ana ~
flfNi4 so tNWhiNatiana ahirfsl ashfF
ahfg4 fkRiieHt service nv HHf eaH
faiaeta tH fAst saaff 81 HftNands ilt HH
a HMnNitRt itA HsfHsM ai
AHlff ANHtiNFAK ID ffsaa
et lffsA tHf tsls
4 lNNAsNNk, HN A.F4sf thss ts
HAiN astN sW.& il n
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11

WAfEis RAA9aMH tsmVNfs hAWg.WN
tnh ant NafaAm SAD kHa H#fMara
tfsh htifs ia isfHsheui y ssa
AAkNN MN0Eh Mfa sHH 8a NtH0 8ts
NtafN wNiHAH slrfeftahia fEaHtE 81
Hlsftl* gttss
hsaA usa Vast AAa fat esofE ua
lhsw tas Ittalk
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11

uunn MNN WANFHp
ta sam AMta mWFs gaF me "a sHftmN
WAS Elise ifAiHiHs eHfA aH alfas aNA
e'aHtft1 attfNna sfsffHis
AMERICAN AtNi t0ltshUM.
pea NafNAN 81 NWeHA Aat
lNAMN barter ya4s mafa ihaa mAka
Fw4E hHif "a #hlig tHAlhtms Sal ~ la8ls
~. ael Fth sHaiANiaeH NaH ri wflfe
fNf sails FNN 49, pasita
fiN ttFN HAhhNW E'@fthfit
ATS esUtei Is lsafN rs latest ifsaa
NiNtgW ~ tAa Neaa HA NH.Aba
@NAAAA psMHfN gA4lhNAw
NisrrttsAsv.s
Amy NF 4tlN NMfRFN aFANkM NAM
WAMfNit Akts iisA aiiaettlta plaR
laiaatN saa8 Hi Il sd . eiiitaHA IA
M8aA AAaANN Nt AHMA NhNFAata8 AVA
ttiaFa8afa Mathis al AN tfaAa TsaN
aht afits va Ehaish lsAaasAss M IA
eailla aFtiE " he4fa ''let et gap
Massa "A ~ Fsunb IN aa1a eitr
u A 81 feHih II Intsln Yea
iisssl vns wsnsssg seA isafa s.l.a.
ttAssff siaN etN Il
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
WANTED 10 aUY


Nss Asstt fl sssss tastg sAt
ara ifsefi p ~ HTft tn fsibtM
81 t&FNN NaaaNMt8E MH HefMtaa e
WfAs XVI lMiefHa isftaf aHHs
Nh AilHa aHaH $3.50
NJ ANfNfA ~ Vols lf#ns a. taHs
s,ts TfsstfiF neei IS fiafa Al
lisAst p~ FsatF htss an
$3.50 tHftsa lt tlt
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
LOST FOUND REWARDS

~ ron iass aHJtblas sn1 siii adysftlss II bsfs
TsH viii seFsi1 fsf0Tef q n found HI ~ homes
person itAngtssme ffesgshss afs mgHEkt
shout ssaf dsf through ibis column
1Hh Law ftapiA shd fiud loaf fffi0lss are
istIrssisd N knHwins that the state lAw IL
siHft n requiring thfm ~ ssst he ouasf
tbfspfh sdysniFemsHt sra OlhsfNiss, snd mat
aiipfs ~ An ~. N sans Ga1 ~ proven, IN
wives 4 afyafs Benhiiy
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
no AD TAKEn ron LBss TBA1
A TOTAL or 1oe ON LESS
TMAn 100 PEE DAY.


CARD or THANKS, DEATH AND
FUNERAL NoTtcEal
i0e per ltussssft eanb INSERTION
Minimum charge 90 csnts)
Monthly Hsts for standinK. ads ln0
change 81 o0py) sttt,.tts tfito per line
Count siS words ~ the lins.1
Contract rates on sppiiostton.
rHE BEE will not be responsible for
mora than Ons incorrect insertion of an
advertisement ordered for mora tban
one time
IUvFRTTrHHa should rsfAin receipts
given ny The Hes IN payment for Waat
ADS. A. % uistAks eaB be raeiifed
without them
gFT TIM TELEPHONE ~ vou cannot
corvenienilV bring or send N your ans.
ASK Tor WanfvAd TAtef, and you Will
receive The safne Ro1f service ~ when
delivering your NJ ~ tho office,
f1fGNB TYLER 1910
wANTsAD COLUMNS fT,oeF=-
TvENf~9 EDITIONS. st4.tfs, fa.60 NJ,
hohNIh1 EDfTrONs. 900 =, VI
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
BUSINESS coLLEaR
STUDENTS
SAVE MONEY ON COURSE.

Far sals etth annd feasana faf 4lls
lbs varsity az course Ia a Feliahla
Business Nthsaal nne az lhe leaAink ma
ness eHiifHns "a omaha Will ~ aall
tefN reasonable aNaf helHa fasd|af
pfita &f Faa ave tunHiaRFihN takNta d
.aNfas investigate lhts 40 apFs slhsa
sffins tuFm hafiNi tH1n sab aifIf
Omaha Nnm
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11

state
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Fsairea 4 as'tisa ga t1uA esq
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eAHgHfHH NhH NHH|A NAH az Hksa faH
fiaa ttAiieIs fakNn 80 hls saiil taFt
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hs NaFtal Hf hHlaa MAN aF 8NA slft "a
eufN GmN tiva 4M8 f#issua - A.
afssf tNHW WHHiaf Nrhafsi tttt a
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AmN a sNwga aANtf# hMMk8 Fa&FA a.
fafsHFs iH taHns sNA tt44A a. AHe8N
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tiIa has| HHas ~ Hst 4 fHats tsrsfi.
aNAa M Fk8 WWa #a NaN&ii HfsM AmA
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sfsF = sell iisas NJ -
f. aNi a. ssatit tatffiiss ih to Asa
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taWNsFt NsAefH fssAN #Al wAlRssla
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
SITUATIONS WANTED

wrrRIN nATr - pEu lINE
aay wofs e. business a. rssaIaf rsiss
i Nnea Nha wMeh 10
inas ems W9sk go
e Is sEiFa las iaa Ral seek
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
FOR sEAT--RooMs
Furnished Rooms.
ATTENTION. ROOM HUNTER.

II you fail 10 find the room
you desire among these ads. call
gives complete detailed descrip-
ton OF vacant rooms In all parts
of the city. III moro convenient
phono The Bee Want Al Dept.
and give your name and address.
and list will be- mailed 10 you
ct once, New lists are issued
every weak
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
SWAPPERs' COLUMN

BURTON mandolin outfit complete, ex-
ceilent condition, fine tone; 70 tfade TOT
typewriter desk, must b. IN good con
dltlOn Address : q ilei Bee,
WlscONsiN Peerless refrigefator; CA
pacify 100 pounds, almost new cost N1,
VIII trade for something Of equal value.
Ad1feaa ). q. ili2, Bee.
HAVE largo leather XII bag. 25ziAxi2.
suitable for touring, camping " outiuk.
Miii SWAP for what have sou ~ w
value. Address =. o. ilA. zee
WHAT viii you trade me for gasoline
parlor amp also n gag0liuo ont-otadOors
lantern both brand new. never been
burnt give 10-candlepoWer Address >.
q. ITO Rec
i WANT q wardrobe. email Zee box and
duof0ld Davenport VIII exchange
sowing for same sat .i1a saaf'
HAVE tgi5 twin cylinder Fieseher FLYER
motorcycle 70 swap for AfRo saxon o.
Hight roadster " some Kind Ad1reas
n. q. flH. Bee.
WHAT have you 70 trade me for ~
yards ~ new carpet. MI IN one piece
Just nA II came from the weayer*R Nd
dress \ o. 1850
HAVE model o Maxwell ron ister 70 swap
for touring car or trueb Or take motor
cycle Or what have yog2 Aedfcst r. 2.
lib Bee
HAVE some fine Fox Terriers weeks
old, Will swap one 0f moro for chick.
ons, Or what have your hddrcsa " O.
fiM, Bee
HAMILTON PIANO in good SHINE. good
tone. Walnut case cost new flU Want
70 SWAP for Hight truck Or Ftetfgl0. Nd
dress X 1850, Bee ..
ONE h0rso ana light delivery wagon,
harness. etc. swap Tor HHht delivery
truck. Address q 6. w Bee.
WANTED 10 swap ~ Winchester rife
IN good condition for Eramaphone. Tyler
2iN4J.
HIVE complete fufpsblngs for 5r0ofn
cottage VIII swap Tor late model Ford.
Addrsss Z. q. lig2, Zee.
HAVE 2eyiinder Maxwell speodster 70
swap for plano, ~, what nave gouz
Addfoss y q 1iS, Zee,
HAVE small diamond INK. valued ~ ~.
~ swap for oliver typewriter. Address
~ a. no, Bee
NEW tM Buseher B-fst eofnet 70 ex.
ehhnEe for wtht have your = 9. 1854,
BEE
4 SWAP, buy and sell kodaks, films
developed free. KARB STUDfO Me-
Vile Biz 18th and HatneY Fis.
AUTO tires or acGessories for adding ma
chine. Address n 9. ilso BEE.
MEAT rnarket for properly 2 M Bee
D.H00 Incubator, value 400, 10 swap
for whselbnrrow. y. q. s9i. Bee.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1916-06-03

I of sW - Gao 70 w4-o ~ NV =
Sec "a, Nt-2 Sec rs, E 1-2 of NV l.
Sec 81, Sc Ia of Sc IA Sec q. N 4
Of NV ia, SW IA of NV Ia S 4
Sec "a, SW Ia Sec sc, 3-5-E. i 4
OF Sc Ia, NV ia of Sc IA, NE l.
Of sW IA. w f-2 of sW ia Sec
N II OF sW IA, NE la OF sW II
Ser 3 Nv ~ 81 Nv a. sa &c Q .
10 See ~ n - Soc Ak N - =
n - sW ~ or NV - saelss
| { % af SUI ~ co. 40 IA - =
! 10 : o. om i,4 sec ~ all sec z
Il pee n, I'VE IA > IL sec II
c,5pra aDpas 0o acres soun OF bayo'
N 10 Soc 81 NE ~ Ca or MI
IL See % w 10 sae 20 W : g.
40 W 10 of 81 ~ seo % eM 20
See "a 9~soE NJ ee CT % aW y
| Of sW ~ Sac > M s ~ - - On : -
Sec 2 w 10 n wv soea M
of Wv "a W 10 If Nv - =
| NE Ia Sec ff-l-5-Ee
400 Cyn G s 4-2 of ME- ~ NJ.
of Sc IL See G. 3-6-E
80 acres Cyn e. SIP of sE 4,
Sec 6, 3-6-E
100 CyD r Mt, IL of Mt a. MT
Ia of NV ia See s 3-6-E yai,,.
$748Oo: parish s748 state s971. : :,
$74.8O, ed rds $3.50. leyee s7l8 AGRA,
ageS543, school $500 int st9s 90
cost $t6.25, total s27f6.2s.
222-MRs Alice nEuIr
IS imp, Durio, PHI line. Heberf
81 o ~ val. gSoo, parish 500, stats
aanasc oos s0c, gu oe' Ievee ~
sa .ie az co., Ut ooc COST $40, to-
'oe Yio'o4
GA. t. DEWEY
8 imp lot 405-406-4G7, N 6 plant val
$50; parish Doc, state 15e, c v Sc, I'd
I'd Ic, levee 3Oc, acreage t5c, cost
s6.So, totai so.is.
247|AMES 3. DUNLAP
uEo. p. Ioohh.0 n: M. HOLLlEH
Sec 10 7-7-E val sana. n u,rs 20 90
state 81. g y aoc ed rds e. s ls,s ~,
SO. acreage st.os int o5c eost 90 o.
total SO.
249ASEZIEME AND CHRISTIE
VAL DUpLECHAIN
80 imp, Pa line, Duplechain,
Young, Manuel. val. $3.50: parish
$3.50, state $40, c 48c. cd re- f2e
N DOC, cost s2-25, total $i040.
1oI-SAM FARAGE
| lot A, Blk Al, val. $40; parish
u LUG, .s saate &c, = &c, leve &c NC u sp
90 &c 60 'o.i 90 oose SN'@o' soeal
S oeo VIRGO urrrEn . rEr mr.,
ssFN ni1is =
49,.
mp loes, 90, 2Sa' 20 aSs, n
p'a1 o. po' paitsn 4os, seaee 1oc'
on a -, 81 i % =, iesee auc, 80 areas
Soc' a sce.ooi oc' Il o. cost oz.So, To-
eae 400 so.o nnncyn ros.rn,,,
o roir ! ~
. Eunlee, ,neenoe = H.
rolIeelloe, oaVoi, val. ps,, paffsh 9us.
state 4oc, G sc, go fds 1c, scnool
oic, INT &c, cost 80. total S4.57.
5u5gosEPH FhuGE
~ mp, Fontenot, Fruge, FuselIer,
Manuel, val. $3.50; parish $3.50, state
SLAB, c v 29c, ed rds &c, school 1851,
int 20c. cost s2.25, total s9.T.
3N-EST. JNO- FUSELIER
f-2 arpent, Savoi. Haas, r r. P r,
val. $40: parish 40e. state zoe, c v
&c. cd rds lie, school 36c, cost 1925.
total S3.26.
3ff-W FEITTcH
z lots loi Sou add, ~, IL, Blk {,
val s4o; parish AUG, state 20e, c V
&C, cd rus &c, school 20e, cost $2.25,
total S5:1o.
5l4-MHS. N. M. GARLAND
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-24
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF THE CITY COUNCIL
Regular Monthly Meeting of the
Mayor and Council of the City of
Marietta, Held March End, 1915.

Present Mayor and full board OF
Councilmen.
Minutes of previous meeting READ
and approved
Col. d. w. Blair personally APP
pears before Council in behalf of the
w. & A Railroad with reference tC
suspension of ordinance in regard t.
watchmen at railroad crossings, for
sixty days
On Mr.. Groves motion, seconded
by Mr.. Welsh, part of ordinance with
reference to Waterman at Atlanta
Street, Butler Station, Crossing was
suspended for sixty days.
Mr. Harry c. Haynes personally
appears before Council in regard to
Business Tax for laundry agencies.
On Mr.. Groves motion, seconded
by Mr.. McCleskey, the matter was
referred to the ordinance committee
TO be reported on at next meeting.
Mr.. J. 4. Foster personally APP
pears before Council in regard to An
drew Rogers claim against the City
for $500
Mr., Black makes a motion second
ed by Mr.. McCleskey, that Rogers
be paid $500 for damages done to
mis- property by Fire Department
Motion carried
Associated Charities petitions
Council for $500 a month for three
months to help support Davis fam
lily on Sessions Street.
On Mr.. Hodges motion, seconded
by Mr. Welsh, the matter was refer
red to the Police Committee with au-
thority to act.
Mr. Groves makes a motion,
seconded by Mr.. McCleskey, that
Voucher be issued in favor of Mayor
Brumby for $10.25, to cover his eX-
penses to and from Eatonton Ga. for
the purpose of buying bonds.
Motion carried.
Col Fred Morris petitions Coun-
ell for charter for Gas Plant.
Mr.. Wallace makes a motion, sec
onded by Mr.. Welsh, that petition be
referred to a committee consisting
of two members of Council and the
Mayor. Motion carried.
Messrs Wallace and Hodges ap-
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-24

pointed.
Mr. Welsh reports on ordinance in
regard to Diaries and Dairymen.
On motion of MIR. Welsh, second
ed by Mr.. Groves, the following or
dinance was adopted.
AN ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE FOR
THE INSPECTION AND SUPER
VISION OF MILK FOR THE CITy
OF MARIETTA
Sec. /. No person, persons, firm
or corporation shall be allowed to
sell milk within the corporate limits
of the City of Marietta, who does not
have permit to sell same issued by
the Board of Health.
This permit shall be issued only
when said person, persons, firm or
corporation shall have complied with
the following rules and regulations
or any other rules and regulations
that may hereafter be promulgated
by tHe ClIy OF Marietta
Regulation / Dairy barn shall be
located so as to afford natural drain
age, or adequate sewerage must be
installed to keep barn and lot free
from communicating surroundings
and influences.
z. Hog pens, hog wallows, cess
pools, mud holes, surface closets, or
other sources Of contamination will
not be permitted within 100 feet Of
the barn. The droppings in the barn
must be collected each day and re-
moved. No manure pit shall be less
than 100 feet from the barn.
;. Vehicles used for the trapspor-
tation and delivery of milk must not
be used for any unsanitary services.
4. All COWS from which milk is OBJ
tanned and sold for human consump-
ton shall be free from disease or in
jury and parasitic infestation.
> They shall at all times have
sufficient quantities of pure, who'll
some and uncontaminated feed and
water
6. Dairy cattle are subject to the
tuberculin test at any time.
T. The milker must wear clean
clothes and be clean about his per-
son.
s. The hands of all mixers must
be free from sores and thoroughly
washed with soap and water AMI
dried before milking.
9. Mixers and all helpers en-
gagged in handling milk or milk food
products. bust be free from all infe2-
tious or contagious diseases.
10. No milk bottle used for the
delivery of milk shall be used for any
other purpose by any one at any
time.
II, Persons or families having
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-24

be and report to Council at call
meeting. Motion carried.
Mr.. Welsh reports for committee
on conference with Board of Lights
and Water Works in regard to means
for fire protection.
Mr.. Welsh makes a motion, Sec
onded by Mr.. Wallace, that member
of Council be appointed on commit
tee with member of Board of Lights
and Water Works with another cit
izen, that they shall elect, to nego-
tiate for water supply. Motion car
ried
Mr.. McClaskey appointed.
On Mr.. Groves motion, seconded
by Mr.. Welsh, the following APPROX
ed accounts We're ordered paid.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-24
ADJOURNED MEETING OF TIL,

RlJOU RNED MEETING OF THE
MAYOR AND COUNCIL, MON,
DAY, MARCH, 9Th, 1916.
Present Mayor and full board Of
COuncilmen
Mayor Brumby submits communi-
cation from Mr. j. A. Baldwin, sup,
erintendent of the w. & A. Railroad
in regard to installing electric bell
warning system on railroad cross
ings
Mr.. Groves makes motion, second
ed by Mr.. Hodges, that ordinance in
regard to watchmen at railroad cro3-
sings be adopted to take effect March
9th, 1916. Motion unanimously car
ried.
Mr.. Gordon b. Gam speaks in re-
gard to bad condition of present Fire
House.
Mr.. Groves makes motion, second
ed by Mr.. McCleskey, that Chairman
CT Fire Committee, Mr.. Gam. Pres;-
dent of Fire Company and the Nav
or be requested to get an estimate or
what cost OF new Fire House would
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-24

contagious dis eases shall not return
to dairyman any receptacle Or bottle
which was in their possession at the
time Of the discovery of such dis
ease until the persons and permises
are declared free of disease, unless
such bottles are first properly steri-
lized or disenfected
During period of illness such per-
sons or families shall furnish their
own receptacle for milk.
-. Be it further ordained by the
authority aforesaid, that any person.
persons, firm or corporation violat-
ing any of the provisions of this or
dinance shall be guilty of misde-
meanCr and shall on conviction pay
a fine of not exceeding $4,000 or
Imprisonment in the calaboose or
work on the streets not exceeding so
days.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-24

Officers report read and approved.
Mr.. Hodges makes a motion, seq
onded by Mr.. Groves, that Mayor ap-
point a committee of two to confer
with the Board of Lights and Water
Works to see what means can be de-
vised to secure fire protection for the
City, and report to Council at ad-
journed meeting, Monday, March 6tn.
Motion carried.
Mr.. Welsh and Mr.. Wallace 40
pointed on committee
On motion the salaries for the
month Of February were ordered
paid. On motion of Mr.. Groves. sec
onded by Mr., McCleskey, meeting ad-
journed until Monday, March 9Th.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-01-18
WOODS AND WOMAN
BROUGHT BACK To
STAND TRIAL HERE
MAN AND WOMAN WHO WILL BE
CHARGED WITH WHITE SLAV-
cry WILL BE GIVEN PRELIMI-
NARY HEARING THURSDAY.

In custody Of Deputies Wilcox and
Collins, of the United States mar
shal's office, Mobile, w. G. Woods
and Mrs. Tidwell were brought back
to Pensacola last night, arriving here
on the GAS train. They were later
taken before United States Com
missioner j. j. Sullivan and arraign-
ed for trial The bond or Woods was
placed at $1,000, while that of the
woman was placed at but $500.
Neither of them attempted to make
the bond last night and they were
remanded to the Escambia county
Jail.
They will be given a preliminary
hearing before Commissioner Sulli-
van on THURSDAY afternoon of this
week.
Taken to the county Jail, the wo-
man, who gave her name as Mrs.
Tidwell, was found to have been suf-
fering from the effects of the tab
lets which she swallowed while in the
Mobile Jail, and a physician was
asked for. DR.. Clarence Hutchinson
was summoned, but it was found she
was out of danger. She is yet suf-
fering some.
United States Marshal Perkins and
Deputy Cuyler Mcmillan were at the
passenger depot when the train ar
rived, and the prisoners were turned
over to the local federal officials.
They were hurried to the commits
sioner's office, where the bonds were
fixed. Thence they were hustled to
the county Jail.
Mrs. Tidwell is comparatively a
young woman of good appearance.
She was stylishly dressed, despite her
arrest and experience in Mobile, and
she appears confident that she will
succeed in getting free, orce she is
permitted to tell her story to the
jury.
This is the couple who, coming
here last Sunday week were COM
planned of, and were arrested by the
city authorities on a charge which
they settled by paying fines and get
ting out of the city before the federal
officials could get them in custody.
Special Agent Davis, of the Depart
ment of Justice, had requested that
the police department pick them up
and hold them until they could be
legally committed under the federal
statute. While he was arranging for
this proceeding, he was almost dunn
founded to learn the man and woman
had pleaded guilty and had cotton on
train at one of the stations north
of Pensacola, to which point they
went from the city in an automobile.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-01-18
TICKETS WILL Be
MAILED TODAY To c.
SUBSCRIBERS
THEY ENTITLE HOLDER TO
MAKE TRIP ON BAY WITH
LADY, ONE TO ATTEND BAN
QUIET AND BRING FAMILY TO
RECEPTION.

Tickets will be mailed today to all
G. F. & A. subscribers and it is ex-
pected will be in the hands of all by
tonight or tomorrow morning at the
latest.
This ticket will entitle the holder
and one lady to make the trip on the
ba.v, will entitle him to attend the
banquet, but unaccompanied, for it is
to be a stag affair and entitle him to
bring his entire family and as many
lady friends as he desires to the re-
ception and dance. Furthermore,
every subscriber is urged to. attend
this reception and dance and bring
as many ladies as possible, for it is
the wish of the committee to have this
affair as largely attended as pos
sible.
Invitations have been sent to mem
bers of the Osceola Club and Coun-
try Club to attend the reception and
dance, but as it was explained last
night. this is because of the fact that
these two clubs had rendered the use
of their homes to the visitors and it
was the desire to bring the members
and visitors together as much as
possible in order that the visitors
may feel more at home in visiting
the clubs.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-01-18
HOW TO CURE COLDS

Avoid exposure and drafts. Eat
right Take Dr. Kings New Discovery.
1t is prepared from Pine Tar, healing
balsams and mild laxatives. DR..
Kings New Discovery kills and ex-
pels the cold germs, soothes the irri-
tated throat and allays inflammation.
1t heals the mucous membrane.
Search as you will, you cannot. find a
better cough and cold remedy. It's
use over AS years is a guarantee Of
satisfaction.-Adv.