The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1918-10-19
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ment, for at len I Es per week..
and that such uscas.4 activity is necas~
sary and essential for the protection
and welfare Of this state and the
United States during the existance of
the war in which the United States is
engaged.
s"'The following occupations are
hereby declared to be non-essential,
and no able-bodied male resident of
this state between the ages Of II and
55 years shall be engaged therein:
"All idlers, barbershop attendants,
billiard rooms and pool rooms, bot
tling and bottling supplies, bowling
alleys, candy making, except the
chemist making the candy and his
chief assistant; confectionery, dane
ing academy, delicatessen. establish
ments. driving pleasure cars for the
public, driving pleasure cars for pri-
yate individuals unless driver is en-
gagged in essential work for the en-
ployer, in addition, for forty eight
hours per week; fortune telling,
clairvoyancy, palmistry and the like:
| fruit stand, gambling and gambling
places of all kinds; passenger elevator
operators and attendants ard door
men, footmen, carriage openers and
other attendants in clubs, hotels,
| stores, apartment houses, office build
( Iings and bath houses (the words
! other attendants include bell boys
and also include portors unless such
porters are engagedoin heavy work
pawnbrokers, peanut venud b: per-
sons engaged in the serving of food
and drinks, or either, in public places
/ (this does not include managers,
clerks, cooks, or other employees un-
less they are engaged in the serving
of food and drink, OF either, and does
not apply to dining car Waiters)
persons, including ushers and other
attendants, engaged and occupied in
land in connection with theatrical ane
similar amusements, excepting own
ers and managers, actual performers
4 including musicians, in legitimate
/ concerts, operas. motion pictures, o.
theatrical performers and skllless
| persons who are necessary % suci
productions, performances pr pre-
!. sentations, public porters around &c
Ipots; sales c.,arks and other clerks EN-
lployed in stores and other mercantile
establishments this does not includ
store executives, managers, superln
tendents nor the heads of such de
rartments as accounting, financial
!. advertising, credit, purchasing, IecelV
ing, shipping and other departments
does not include registered pha1
macists or registered drug clerks en-
Eployed in wholesale and retail dru
stores, or establishments, and doc
not include travelling statesmen, buy
ers, delivery drivers, electricians, er
gineers, CARPET layers, upholsters, nc
Ienlploye dong heavy work outside tn
usual duties Of clerks The wore
? sales clerks and other clerks, includ
: the clerical force in the office, and
Y all departments Of store and me.
e camille establishments; the wore
+ store and other mercantile establish
r ments,' include both wholesale an
Y retail stores and mercantile esta1
c :ishments engaged in selling goot
= and wares1 selling cigars and t
! bacco; selling soda fountain supple
S, selling soft drinks; selling tickets, e
d cept those under federal governme
J. control; selling vinous, malt,
coholic, or other Intoxicating liquo
shoe shining: shops where pressil
IS. Clothes is the principal business; WI
le dow cleaning.
1t s'I further reserve the right and q
d thority to issue supplemental procla!
ations under the aforesaid act.
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