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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-07-18
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due July /. These payments
may be made at the State Bank
and should be made Immediately.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-07-18

Frank Clague was over from
the county seat Che first Of the
week and attended a meeting
of the directors of the First Ma
tional bank on Tuesday.-Eam-
|berton Star.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-07-18
Band Concert
Fri. Eve, July 20

March
America First 49,. Losey
Overture
Gilt Edge .............. .Boos
A Tone Picture
Southern Breezes :. Anterior
Characteristic March.
Slippery Hank. Losey
Cornet Solo
Charme D'Armour 80. Kendall
By A. III. Fish
March
Chicago Tribune. ~. Chambers
Descriptive Paraphrase
Cradle of The Deep .Laurendeau
Patriotic March
Long Live Our U. S. of A.. Miller
Waltzes
A Southern Dream. Lincoln
Selection
Daughters Of American Revolu-
IlOn Iampe
Finale. Star Spangled Banner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30
July.

July.
|; Henry w. Anderson heads state
2. Revenue collections show large in
crease. 80
j. street car company fined in Police
Court for failure To maintain schedule
4. Richmond observes safe and sane
Fourth OF July.
:" Labor shortage in Richmond be-
comes acute.
"ithdra"s steamer Pocahontas.
:. Judge Martin Williams retirca
from race for Licutcnant-Govcrnor.
a. Howtzcrs leave to go in training
at Fort OGlcthorpe.
$: David G.; Whitehead. president
illness.
. Governor names district draf,
boards of appeal.
10. Richmond women sign food con.
servation cards.
10. Infantilc paralysis case on South
u Governor takes steps to prevent
-. United states Department of JUS
Virginia : y q ''''' ID ION In
lG. Governor orders release of men
arrested for driving ammunition auto
through State.
~ T. MARI victor. fOrmcr CicrIna n
consul arrested by United States row
eminent.
E. Is. Henry Clay Beattie prominent
soulnside business man. dies at sana-
torium.
Is. Albert Kalecl killed by Policeman
KidEcway in Odeon Thcatcr
~ Eire-ccnt car fare plan rejected.
~ Richmond Will furnish 7S3 men
for draft
20. K'chm onders learn order Of liza
b!lity in draft.
-. Coleman Workman heads local
RED Cross. DIR. R. c. Bryan goes with
Roumanian commission. DIR. Mct;uire
TO direct i.o00-bed hospital in France.
70. Adjutant-G General Sale issues or
of Virginia.
-: National Guard of Virginia fully
modified.
81: Henry Knox Field. Grand Master
OF Virginia Masons, dies at Alexandria
II. Richmond secures 100000 avia
ton warehouse.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30
August.

ThirtE-siS cases of infantilc pa
rralysis reported to State Board of
Health.
:. John r Wilson awarded new gov
eminent warehouse contract.
.. Attempt made TO misuse absent
voters law.
=. James River line asks Increase IN
freight rates.
Rockhrid:e Artillery mustered in
TO service.
6. James D. spivcy. motorcycle rider,
:. Westmorcland Davis nominated
FOR Governor in democratic primary.
g. Leslie 6. Garnctt resigns as as
SiStant Acknowledgement
10. Richard Evelyn Eyrd says state
mas 100 many high Salaricd officials
with too little 10 do
II. SiHty-scvcr Richmond men re-
ceiyc commissions at Fort Mycr.
II. Red Cross gives $4,000 TO Nc.
Guirc hospital unit.
IL New York regiment here for
is. Richmond royalty welcomes mcr-
chants in Hettet Ac1ua.ntancc Week
8. EiShty-iive local men receive an
pointmcnts to second Fort Mycr camp.
IA. Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Frank and
James i. Smith arrested for swearing
falsely TO exemption papers.
.. Richmond irays ordered TO An
niston.
a. James d. Hank. ,Ir.. appointed as
sis,ant Acknowledgement.
IS. Citizens Of IIcathsvillc lynch Will
liam Page, Colorcd farm hand
Il. Governor Stuart accents army
ambulance given ny Jefferson Club.
). -Four Richmond women injured in
auto crash at TaZewcll.
~. William T.. Tanner dies after long
Illness.
81. Three members of Skinner family.
itis inland Park, die OF pcrnicious ma
laria fever.
%. Edward y Hyatt. OF Topeka,
shoots self to avoid draft
-. Clarence II, Gilbert and mother
arrested charged with making false
afidaNlts for Gilbert's exemption
~. Mrs. Eva Eowles shoots herself
through head.
in Hcnrico
so. Thomas r. Howard. Ovcrton How
ard and Richard Bagby Killed when
ASniahd car strikes automobile.
3l.-pairEncn announce another in
crease in price OF milk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30
WAR TAKES FIRST PLACE
IN C|TY'S ACTIVITIES
Record OF 1917 Shows Stirring
Events in Which Richmond
Has Participated.
BUSINESS CONDITIONS GOOD
Bank CIcarings Highest in City's
History, and Total OF Dividends
by Banks and Industrial Corpora
lions Breaks Record.

Nineteen hundred and seventeen the
first war year for Richmond. ha.
rasscd into history, and again ;hc city
is on the threshold OF another new
year. Events Of the past year have
been many, and a SkclctouZed history
shows that military activities stand
out foremost. There were numerous.
departures Of troops from Richmond
TO training camps, while the drafted
army men also took up their duties.
Throughout this tumultuous period
of twelve months there occurred deaths
OF a great many of Richmonds promi-
ncnt citizens. but the number was not
as large as in 1916.
Business conditions for Richmond
cclipscd all records OF former years
Bank clearinEs shattered all past
records. while the annual dividend dis
tribution of the Richmond institutions
also broke the record of former years.
resume OF the principal events Of
the year is as follows:
January.
j. Miss Linda May Priddy killed in
automobile accident two miles north
l. Captain A. &. Cousins resigns as
commander Of Company +. Richmond
Grays.
q rizzinis actions subject to probe
?. School board sustains action Of su-
perintendcnt Chandler in reducing
Principal Riddick.
.. Richmond Exhibition Company Sc
cures option on land for new ball park
g. Police and l'inkcrtous institute
nation wide search for rizzini.
,. Sheriff Sydnor blamed for cscape
OF prisoners from Hcnrico jail
T. Pizzini indicted for alleged for
gerry.
:. Rev. II. Il. Houston. Presbyterian
5. Riddick dismissed from school SER
vice.
5. Sheriff Sydnor absolved from blame
OF prisoners escape
6. Pizzinis unsecured creditors ask
court 10 declare him BANKRUPT.
s. Administrative Board asks $1,000
600 for Shockoc Creek.
q, First Regiment arrives from Texas
border.
S. Virginia electors nice, in Rich
ruond.
.. Planters Bank doubles stock.
II. Chamber of Commerce advocates
municipal survey.
-. Blanket of slcct halts city's trac-
II. John Preston Cooke, weM-known
Il. Eober, Thomas Barton. lawyer
and banker, dies in Winchester.
Is. Takers announce cent increase
%. Herman Lewis, five years old COL
orcd, kills two brothers.
.: Governor stuart denies he will
run for United States Senate
q W. Ecll Williams. Episcopal
-. G. p. Bowry we'll known educa-
tor dead.
,2s. Bids FOR new union station open
cd in New York.
Richmond.
sky scraper on South Tenth street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30
February.

|. Good roads Congress closes SEES
sion in Richmond.
.. Spectacular fire in center Of Rich
monds business district. when Chcsa-
pcahe and Ohio record Office is burned
show closes.
,. Thermometer drops and city shiv-
crS.
4. Police called out TO .orestau plan
Works ''1''''e -'"s' 10" Loco" 1--WE
5. Call issued for report on city
economy.
5; Charles y. whi,lock. prominent
business man dead
. Auditors report shows city Geep
:. r.. T.. Patterson. prominent tobac-
90 man. dead.
9. Governor Stuar, finds no basis for
removing Commissioners Peters
tate
10. Superintendent Chandler appoint
cd 10 state Board OF Education.
II. H. y. Banks files custer law petit
ton against Commissioner Peters
H. Herbert Bccknev. eight years old.
killed bT train.
-. Judge Harrison. president Vi--
einia supreme Court OF Appeals. re-
signs.
Ia Judge u. G. Richardson dismisses
custer proceedings against peters
10 Richmond warmly welcomes Sec
ond Regiment.
l6. Peters asks for thange in venire
for prohibition cases
IT, Maternity home raided by police.
20. New Union Station contract sign
IL Raymond VIM shoots sweet
heart Elsie Thorpe. then commits sui
eide.
-. West Virginia legislators must
show why mandanius should not be
served in debt case.
%: state Board OF Charities and Cor
rections SAYS Maternity Home must
close in thirty days.
%. Special session West Virginia
Legislature TO consider debt case
"A. Editor Glover acquitted OF Iirsch-
berg libel charge
trial y. NJ. C. A., resigns
"a. Richmond College wins basket.
ball title by beating Villa and
%. Rev. II. D. c. AIaclachlan, d. D..
urges survey as first step to reform
OF city government.
20. Agent for Tanhauser acquitted by
20. Mrs. Russell. inmate wcstbroot
Sanitoriun. commits suicide. while Mrs.
-. Naval battle in Representatives, in
which schooner Elizabeth Clarke, laden
with liquor. is captured.
cd to ' snSrcm Mar noncn hurks appoint
IS; Fire sweeps building of l.. l..
]. Eight architects compete for de-
sign of new Federal Reserve Bank
.. Trade conditions show spirit OF
conservatism.
.. Governor Stuart and staff leave for
inaugural ceremonies at Washington.
O.. S. Dabney Crcnshaw. ", held on
theft and arson charge
4. Three prisoners attempt to break
out of Henrico Jail.
s. Resolutions for Civic Survey Of
fercd in Council.
5. Building trades on verge OF strike.
s. Judge Stafford 6. Whittlo elected
president virginia Supreme Court.
2. Retreat plans $4,000 building
campaign.
Q. Governor Stuart defends tax seq
rcgation.
10. Maternity home case before Ju-
vcnilc Court.
II. Cheering thronE Erccts Howitzers
on return from border
L. Corporation Commission opposes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30
April.

/. Tredcsar Company closes she'll
/. Coast Line begins work on great
freight terminal.
=. Fourth Virginia Regiment mus
tered into Federal service.
=. one quart provision held consti-
tutional.
2. civic Association agrees to pay for
). Bragg indicted by Federal grand
jury for unlawful use of order blanks
for morphine.
wireless stations dismantlcd.
10. Governor Stuart interviews Pres
ident Wilson regarding Virginia plans
II. State Treasurer A. NJ. Hartman.
Jr., dies after brief illness.
II. Electrical trade strike averted.
~. Militia called back TO respective
commands
~ CHIEF Werner orders alien enc
mics w 70 Surre9der arms ms
oncr. dies.
Is. Troop G., Blues. ordered home
from lynchburg.
stops lynchinC OF two negroes
Il. Rochester defeats Richmond in
opening game OF International League
IL Colorcd teachers ask removal of
Henrico County superintendent of
is Dr. j. NJ Whitfield succeeds DR..
Taylor AS coroner.
20. John L. Saunders. State Senator,
enters race for Acknowledgement.
81 City's budget jumps by leaps and
bounds.
30 Eight British subjects leave for
France.
%. John A. Lamb dies in Grace
Hospital, from pistol shot.
-. Petersburg gets Federal army
camp for drafted men.
20. Applications flow in for Fort
Mycr camp.
2e Linton o. Miller. wen-known
merchant. dies at Rochester. Minnesota
30. Virginia thrivcs under first six
months Of prohibition.
30 council returns tax levy ordi-
nance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30

a. William NJ. Turpin, judge Civil
Court. dies.
-. City damaged by siHty-mile gale
orders
p. All state troops called for United
states service July Is.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30

exclusive Federal control OF railroads
-. Stockton iicth shot in home OF
Professor Nawtcr at Blacksburc.
l5.-.Adjutant-Gencr Sale instruct
ed TO mobilize 5000 national guards
men.
Is. Richmond seeks commercial aero
plane factory.
II. Signal corps arrives from bor-
der.
10. Blues warmly welcomed on re-
turn from border
10. Chairman Rose. OF Charter
Change Committee. would abolish Adj
ministrativc Board.
20. City bcstirs self to get military
camp.
%. Dr. T.. c. Levy resigns as chief
health officer to join New York expert.
-. Congressman Montague speaks at
nass-mecting in City Auditorium.
Is. Six National Guard companies
called into State service by Governor
Stuart.
-. Second Regiment called out BY
Secretary of War Baker
70. DR.. Roy *. Flanagan succeeds
Dr. r.. e. Levy as chief health officer.
-. Blues squadron held III field SER
vice.
2s. War Department assigns fve
officers to muster in Second Regiment.
%. S. Dabncy Crcnshaw. IN. found
mentally irresponsible.
so. General l.. w. Nichols offers V. ~.
|. cadets for State service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30
VI ay

i.
to organize field artillery.
j. sill. Buckler and tenhaEe. Of Bal
tinVre awarded architectural contract
for new Federal Reserve Bank
l. Horace +. Smith. wcil-known pub-
licity man. dies.
4. Governor stuart calls on shcrifs
clerks and county health officers for
service in scicctivc draft work
9. Water works experts open con-
vcnton.
6. Locomotive Works plan 10 re-
sumo building OF engines.
s. Governor takes option on land for
Fcde rs army camp AZ Petersburg.
lury'S verdict.
10 Wooden ships for National gov
River by York shipbuilding Company.
10. Underwater and Western Railroad
asks dissolution.
H.. State sues clerk OF Norfolk courts
II. Council OF defense favors national
prohibition.
receiver for Underwater and Western
Is. Fight FOR free public library re-
newed.
Il. Richmond Scouts volunteer to
save Eastern Shore potato crop.
u. Richmond assigned $1,000 900 Of
Liberty loan.
u. Ordinance prohibiting children
movies advocated.
49, Virginia National Guard ordered
70 !u!l war strength.
u.s. Engineers strike ties up all river
transportation.
10. Richmond royalty welcomes Right
Honorable Arthur James Balfour. Brit
20. Acknowledgement W w Sale
placed in charge Of State draft regis
tration.
Il Local Liberty loan sale opens aus.
piciously.
-: Municipal survey recommended
by Finance Committee
establish branch in Baltimore.
%. Local board OF registration
named by Mayor
-. General Sale appo;ntcd dishursin-
officer for Seiective draft
20. American Locomotive Works en-
larGes plant.
20. Old Dominion Steamship strike
saliStactorily settled.
-. Paul Cartwright. youthful militia
man. commits suicide.
80: Richmond observes Confederate
81: Union Station building permit
,,as,c e.'e H;r rotts' ma ma or and quarter
dercd into Federal Service
3. Religious forces of city hold ma
triotic celebration at City Auditorium.
T.. state officials oppose dcstruction
OF 'S0:ooo worth of confiscated liquor
.. Richmonds registration amounts
to 1915.
.. Experts make study of citys milk
6. Woifans Berger, alien enemy, ar.
rested.
- Clyde W. Saunders resigns from
CITY Democratic Committee.
q. seventy per cent of Virsinia's
registered mon claim exemption
:. Men nominated for exemption
:? Hermitage Club opens new coun-
try home.
- George Randolph Cannon dies.
H. MARYLAND troops here for tour of
guard duty VI
~: Street car company seeks scent
straight fare.
~. Aldermen concur in survey reso-
~ Petersburg wins fight for great
army cantonmcnt
10. Richmond far exceeds Iib.rtv
loan apportionmcnt.
II. Congressman Garter Glass sne,ks
at Red Cross meeting.
lS. Fifth Federal Reserve District
exceeds Liberty loan allowance.
10. Major Clinton J.. Wright. adm
tant general. First Brigade. Virrini,
National Guard. appointed miIit.rv
member OF postal cXpcditionary com,
mission TO France.
-, 10. Boy Scouts leave for Easter,
ohore to harvest potato crop
-. Henry a. Hare, prominent lumber
man. dies in motor car
-. virginia bankers begin convcn-
ton at Old Point.
-. Virginia Field artillery c,,1od |
into service.
%; Chesapeake and Ohio increase
employees salary 5 per cont.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30

!. Richmond Elues ordered 10 Annis.
5. Business mon advocate through
service to Camp Lee.
>. Great Labor Day celebration held
at state Fair Grounds
4. Government seizes city's stee!
supply.
.. First contingent OF drafted men
leaves for camp.
.. Richmond Blues leave for Annis-
.. Chamber of Commerce holds COL
den anniversary.
:. Richmond selected as place for
aviation eNa,nina ton
S. Blues royalty welcomed at Annis-
ton.
T. *. Bowlcs killed in auto accident.
-. business men organize TO i'm
prove Petersburg Pike
-, signal Corps and Field ARTILLERY
leave for Admission.
IL; Richmond chosen for army hos
pital
mess man. dies after brief illness.
10 Second quota OF drafted men
leaves for camp.
20 Grays ordered 10 camp at Anns-
ton.
- Judge Tlundlcy brings contempt
charges against Gators:
-. Grays leave for Admission.
%. Major i. .. WISE heads Richmond
hoys at Camp Leo
-. Ambulance company 1cavcs for
Camp Lee.
tempting to blow up lam.
20. state sains under new tax sys-
ten.
October.
|. Richmond opens second Liberty
loan campaign.
/. Charles II. Ityland commits suicide
at University Club.
>. Three Virginia regiments made
single unit AT Camp Mcclellan.
:: Federal agents search passenger
train for liquor
4. Mrs. Eto*h freed on charge OF aid
ing in killing of her husband
=. WindStorm leaves havoc in it's
path.
s. Twelfth annual State fair opens. |
II. Soldiers at Camp Lee purchase
Liberty bonds.
Il. Danvillc citizens kill negro who
shot officer.
Is. Auto racer skids into fence at
fair grounds.
IA. Ten thousand take part in mann
moth Liberty loan parade
10. Liberty bond sales jump after |
demonstration.
L. Wilbur Utlcy. eight years old !
crushed under wheels of motor truck |
H. Richmond passes maximum goal |
in l.ibcrty loan drive.
~. Thomas Emmett Scaton. promi- |
Continued on Second Pase.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30

Beautiful Waists OF that fine heavy C;corc
otto Crcpc; most OF them beaded or handler,
broidcred; dozens OF models; too many To de-
scribe; all sizes TO Al; some suit colors. Most
flesh and white.
The Monticellonian., 1917-10-12
WORTH over SIPS
A BOTTLE He SAYS
Georgia Farmer Says Tanlac Re-
Iieved His rheumatism
Entirely.
SUFFERED IS YEARS
i~I Am Well Man in Every Way and
Feel as Strong and Healthy
as Ever Did," He
Says.

II wouldn't take five hundred dol
lars in cash for the good four bottles
of Taniac did me" said j. NJ. Mallory.
Mell-known farmer of Stonewall,
Georgia, a short time ago.
For forty-fye year suffered al
most every day." he continued. and
was so crippled up with rheumatism
that | had to hebble around on
crutches. My knees were so stiff
could hardly bend them and often
have been SO weak that | have had to
take to my bed for weeks at time.
More than half the time | couldn't do
any work l had Indigestion and stom-
ach trouble, too, and my back hurt so
bad that couldn't lay on my left side
at all. tried every medicine | saw
advertised and many prescriptions be-
sides, but kept getting worse.
My brother living in Atlanta told
me what Tanlac had done for him and
begged me to try it. Well, sir, have
taken four bottles in all and have
thrown my crutcnes away for the rheu-
matism is. entirely gone and can
jump tws'feet off the ground without
1t hp~fng me bit. l am well man
in every way and feel as strong and
healthy as l ever did in my life"
There is a Tanlac dealer in your
town.-Adv.
The Monticellonian., 1917-10-12
tfARm :
POULTRY
SOILED EGGS ARE DlSLlKED
Splendid Idea to Place Nests Where
Hens Must Walk Over Clean
Straw Before Reaching.

IL is distasteful to the buver to han
die dirty eggs. and the breu 4er should
provide clean nests to avoid soiled
eggs. Have the nesting boxes where
the hens must walk some distance
over dry straw before getting to the
nest and even in wet weather the feet
will be clean before reaching the nest.
II eggs become soiled either brush
the dirt off with a dry cloth or allow
1t to remain. In no case should eggs
he washed before selling on the mar
ket. Washed eggs always spoil
quicker in storage than soiled eggs.
The water applied to the shells re-
moves the gelatinous covering that
helps keep out the air and preserve
the eggs. When this covering is re-
moved, the air, germs and molds find
their way into the eggs and cause
loss. When eggs present shiny APP
pearance, the buyer knows they have
been washed and should refuse them.
Nests should be protected from the
sun, rain, dew and dirt, and eggs from
stolen nests should be used at home
and never placed on the market. Buy
ers are paying good prices now for
eggs and the producer can we'll afford
to sell none but first-class goods.
The Monticellonian., 1917-10-12
ADAM SPRUNG FIRST JOKE
Asked Eve If She Expected an lch-
thyosaurus, When She Objected
to Spider on Rose.

We believe that in the Garden of
Eden, Adam gave Eve a rose in ex-
change for a kiss. And she shuddered
and said, Ugh! There's a spider on
the rose!" and he answered, well,
what do you expect for one stingy lit
tie Nissan iehthyosaurus?
We believe that to be the oldest joke
in the worldr-older than the goat. the
nother-in-law, or any that are sup
noSee to be included in the Original
Seven. In varying forms one finds 1t
In the Talmud, in Plautus. in Aesop.
In Rabelais, in Joe Miller, in all the
almanaes and comic papers.
When we were Il boy, 1t was told Ia
Ii minstrel show, thus: \ man buys Il
suit of clothes ut a secondhand store.
He comes back and complains that the
coat is inhabited by unpleasant insects.
And the dealer says, "Well, What do
yod expect for Swimming birds ?"
Vaudeville knows it in this form:
Tenent-"Look here. you'll have 10
make some repairs in this house. The
cellar is full of water" Landlord
We'll, what do you expect for $50 a
month-ehampagne
And just last week we ran across
our old friend again in weekly comic
paper. This time a passenger on a
street car calls down the conductor for
not calling the names of the streets
distinctly. And the conductor replies,
well, what do You expect for Sl4
week-a tenor Solo?"
LASTLY a few days ago, we ran
version of the old thing in this column.
We cut It's hair, trimmed its whiskers,
and fitted it with new suit. but we
could not disguise 1t completely. When
you run across it in any of its cos
tunes, send us a clipping, will you?
We are making collection of that
Joke.
The Monticellonian., 1917-10-12
PROTEIN is ALL-IMPORTANT
Meat or Milk Should Be Furnished to
Chicks Where Supply of Insects
Is Difficult

Unless the range is exceptional in
Its supply of insect life, along with
all grain. weed seeds, etc, that the
chicks pick up, there should be mixed
in the feed some kind of animal pro-
TEN. such as meat or milk A good
grade of commercial meat scrap, al
though it does cost 3a cents a pound,
is we'll worth the price, to balance the
ration. There is a great deal of differ
ence between good grade and poor
grade of meat scrap. When purehas-
ing buy the best. Meat scrap varies
from 10 to 60 pei. cent animal protein.
The reason the purchaser desires it is
for the animal protein. The difference
in price between the two grades is inn
material as compared with the differ
ence in the per cent of protein. Al
ways demand the 60 per cent meat
scrap.
The Monticellonian., 1917-10-12
Food Handlers Examined.

To deal with the carrier" problem
and many others along this same line.
the New York city department of
health has passed an ordinance that
demands certificate of health from
every person who In any manner
handles public food. The manufac-
turers and employees are enjoined
from hiring any person who has not
such certificate, and they are made
responsible for his compliance with
the law. They are examined free Of
charge. and the public institutions
have been very generous in supplying
them with free treatment, when they
are found not up to requirement. These
regulations include cooks, bakers,
butchers, dairy employees, candy max
ers, walters, dishwaShers, delicatessen
workers, food peddlers, etc.