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IcHAPTER 2s6l
AN ACT TO ADD A NEW SECTION TO AR
rIcLE 81 OF THE CODE OF PUBLIC GEN.
ERAL LAWS OF MARYLAND. TITLE, REV
ENuE AND TAXES" TO BE DESIGNATED
AS SECTION eos. TO FOLLOW SECTION
2O2 OF SAID ARTICLE AND TO REPEAL
ALL ACTS OR PARTS OF ACTS. LAWS OR
PARTS OF LAWS. In CONFLICT WITH THE
PROVISIONS OF THIS ACT, SO FAR AZ
THE SAME MAY BE IN CONFLICT.
WHEREAS. THE STATE BANKS 1NcoR-
PoRATED AND FORMED UNDER THE
LAWS OF THIS STATE ARE so rNcoR
roRATED AND FORMED FOR THE PUR-
POSE OF ENGAGING IN AND PRosEcuT-
ING THE SAME KIND AND MANNER OF
BUSINESS AS is ENGAGED IN AND CON
QUOTED BY NATIONAL BANKS FORMED
UNDER AND SUBJECT TO THE PRovrs-
IONS OF THE NATIONAL BANK ACT OF
THE UNITED STATES: AND. WHEREAS IT
Is MANIFEsTLY INEoUIrABIE THAT ANY
OTHER OR GREATER IMPOSITION OF
TAXES SHOULD BE By THE LAWS OF
THIS STATE LEVIED OR ASaEsaEr Upon
THE SHARES OF STOCK OF SAID STATE
-
=, - = - o- A'SAssAD oroN
~N oR SAiD NA'
Tt0NAL BANKS, OR THE HOLDERS
THEREOF. HAVING DIE REGARD 10 THE
'- = o.
Section L Be IL eunefed nv the General As.eynblv
Of Maryland That new section be and M sa,ns
General aws t,tie Iaso 2, ~ tne Soos q fuptc
low section a02 and to be desiena4si y setieD N
aa IA y Az rea ssa ~ io " ss d, ha ,
national bank incorporate Ry ~ loested in 1
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I'm ACT TO AMEND ARTICLE XVII Oh
THE CODE OF PUBLIC GENERAL LAWS
TITLE GRIMES AND PUNIsHMEETs.
SUBTITLE GAMING" BY REPEALINo
SECTION 124A THEREOF. AS ENACTED
BIZ THE ACT OF 1894. CHAPTER 237,
AND RE-ENAcTING THE SAME. WITH
AMENDMENTS AND BY ADDING -FOUR
NEW SECTIONS TO SAID ARTICLE. TO
FOLLOW IMMEDIATELY AFTER SECTION
I24A. TO BE DESIGNATED SECTIONS
l24B. 124o. lad. 124E.
Section | Be II enacted by the General Assembly
q the Code Of Public General Laws. title Grimes
section was enacted BY Chapter ~ q the Acts q
1885, be- and the same Is hereby. repealed and re-
eEastsd VIII amendments and that four nsw seq
pc designnted Sections lab, FAC, lad and
az BE- and the SANG are hereby. added e said
lzlA. it shah no. be lawful for any person or
persons, or association OF persons or for any
poration. within the State Of Maryland, 70 bet,
wage O. gamble in any manner. or BY any means. or
tiotting pacing or running race Of horses other
beasts. Or contest Contingency OF any kind,
ipgy suiler o b used. kept Or rented q occupied
any house. building. vessel, grounds or place or
place on land or water. within the state Of Mary
iand. for the purpose Of betting wagering or gam
selling Or buying books or pools therein or thereon
UPON the result Of any race Or contest or contin-
eeney, or BY any means or devices whatsoever 10
receive, become the depository Of. record regis
Vt, or forward or purpose or agree or pretend to
Grafton Of value, 70 be bet gam6led or wagered IN
sny MAnneI, OF by any means or device Whatso-
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An ACT TO REPEAL SECTION 146c AVE
I40D OF ARTICLE 81 OF THE CODE OF
PUBLIC GENERAL LAWS. TITLE REV
ENUE AND TAKES AND TO RE-ENAoT
THE SAME WITH AMENDMENTS; AND
ALSO 10 REPEAL SECTION 1872 OF SAID
ARTICLE so FAR AS THE SAME RELATES
TO THE SEVERAL COUNTIES IN THE
STATE OUTSIDE OF BALTIMORE CITY.
AND TO ADD A NEW SECTION TO SAID
ARTICLE APPLICABLE TO THE SECTIONS
HAVING BEEN ADDED TO SAID ARTICLE
BY THE ACT OF 1890. CHAPTER 100.
SAID NEW SECTION TO BE KNOWN AS
SECTION Io2A AND TO FOLLOW SEXTON
1872.
section l. Be II enacted BY the General Assembly
Of Maryland That section f1sC and labp Of eftieie
u Vi the Code Of Public General Laws, title Kew
pssied and re-enacted with amendments, and thai
section l5Z Of raid article De-, anu tne SAME y
eouness o1tside Of baltimore city, and that 4 new
section be added TO- said article. 70 % hnclin -
section lsA, and " follow section W. said tectiqs
hereby repealed aud re-enaeted having been added
70 said article BY the Act o. lsyo chapter ~.
executed after the 10Th day q March. In the yea
1856, Tor the payment b. the nortgasor Of any OF
ait taxes assessments. public dues Or cnasses lesie
or occurred by such mortgage. or on the interest,"
coyenanted to be paid are hereby declared null and
SAID date contains any suen covenant the said
mortgage shall be exempt IRON the prcvisions OF
lljD. Any person lending money on mortgage
upon property IN this state. tneir AGENT u NJ
tion as to the bona 6des Of the consideration shan
take an oath Affirmation, TO be tndorSed upon the
mortgage and 10 follow Immediately alter the first
mentioned oath OF affirmation, to the effect that he
has not required the moFteegor, his agent or At
s q a pdo or he s saa
70 he paid in advance nor win he require the same
70 DC paid By the moftgagor o. any perscn tor nm.
gage was executed aitef the s0Ih day d MaIcn.
closure IL the party q whom i i assnsd his agent
or attorney, shall take the oath Or eilHnation in
siTnnent aud no such mortgage shall DO valid o.
rtp! As hetween the parties thereto. unlsss me
prorded that for the assignment Of mortgages exc
ouled prior TO said Aforementioned dAte And con-
~ sscon us q n %
Or Affirmation shall be required;
lsA fhs ssssHl board, 4. Of County ue@@saon r,
them BY law have the power % value and nsaess al,
personal property and 70 revise all salnAtiona and
counties, and 10 lower or increase said hsaess-
Inlnls Of real or personal property ard tafe steps
for the discovery Of all unaalel1ed property Of
every kind Whenever they shall purpose 70 after or
change ans assessment o. make any new assess-
made. give hsa days notice thereof In writing
10 the owner Of the property 70 De aasea1sd,
fLo Il such owner be not found within tbs
imils IL their county. then 70 the person IN pos
lt4lun Of the property TO DO saselsrd pr in whose
euslndy The J1ls1 may be- o. II Il be land, and no
one b. IN the apparent occupancy thereof, then b.
notice pcpfaa % said Land Said respectiye
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PUBLIC GENERAL LAWS.

fan to hle aid petition. to give the. required
bona within. I'VE days after. the data Of his Ap-
poiStmsqn re treasurer sh. ;hssEeggcs with t6e
some other person receiver in the place and stead
4 ne gsTsSPR St sRpointsa ara such per; ~,
n i he bad been the receiver frat appointed; anu
ship shall occur after The fling q said petition
and the giving Of said bond. such vacancy shall be
tition shall have been fled.
8 That no association Affected b. the pro
torial poweu other than such a. are authorized by
this article and its charter
Of The associations sTscsed y ISis srties shall
receive as compensation for such exaDfnation the
as ans q q Rsnss sas 4 s e i &c
article having capital stock Of niiy thousand dol
For examining any q he associations affected
ey this article having capital stock q over 1fty
hSusnd dos Se n1a @ os we5 fy Hne doaq
J. For examining any Of the associations affected
y t1s as hsvnS capital sccs Of over one
hundred thousand dollars, the sum Of thirty dol
For examining any Of the associations affected
BY this article having capital stock Of over two
hundred thousand DOLLAR md not more than three
s. For examining any Of the associations affected
BY this article having capital stock Of oyef three
Hundred thousand doiiars, the sum q sixty dollar.
For examining any Of the associations affected
hundred thousand dollars, and not more than aix
hundred thousand dollars. the sum Of seyeuty-nye
L For examining any Of the associations affected
by this Article, having capital stock Of over sx
hundred thousand dollars, and leas than one million
dollars, the sum Of one hundred dollars.
Eos exsmining any o. The associations anected
dollars Or over. the sum Of one hundred and twenty
3, And Be it further enacted, That the provisions
no capital stock, building homestead associations
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not less than one month, nor more than six uonthr
OF BY both such hne and imprisonment. At the dis
cretion Of the court q
Section a And be II enacted That this Act
shall take effect from the date Of it, passage.
Approved. April 7. isss.
LLOYD LowNDEs, Governor.
JOHN WRIT RANDALL,
President Of the Senate.
LOUIS sCHAEFER,
Speaker Of the House Of Delegates
We hereby certify that the aforegoing Il a correct
copy Of an Act Of the General Assembly Of Mar.
land, passed at the January session, 1893.
MARTIN n. HIGGINS,
Secretary Of the Senate
z. HOUSEHOLDER.
Chief Clerk Of the House q Delegates.
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Whereas, By the use Of cunning deyiees, now com
monty called Trading stamps. ialge eomhine-
State, and many traders have been induced % en-
ter into such combinations BY threats and fear Of
ness shoua iEs5 ia s e conp5 Is with he demsnd
OF those managing said combinations. and, Whereas
certain erclsiye privileges have been offered held
said combinations against their rivals In bust
, mess: 70 the great disadvantage and dAmass q
said threats and the granting Of the privileges
Aforesaid. and whereas, public policy requires The
same may be brought about. and the adoption Of
such laws ~ viii promote healthy competition in
Section / Bs It enacted BY the General Assem-
bly, Of Maryland. That certain new sections Be
Laws Of the State Of Maryland. title 'sOrimes and
e foley section 2 and to be known as sections
95A. No person or association Of persona shall.
either directly Or indirectly. BY agent or otherwise
stamps, commonly called trading stamp, or any
ticket 2, check Or any written q printed prcIss
stheme Or device for the sale, barter Or trade Of
any goods. wares or merchandise. holding out As
an indueement for any such sale, barter or trade
check, promise. assurance, scheme device. which
o device i 70 be. or may Be. presented to Of re
dcetued b. some person Or association Of persons
tie holder Y IA stamp. sas s 81
promise, assurance. scheme device for present
Change therefor any git. prize gratuity. any
tliug uncertain. undetermined or unknown 70 the
purchaser Of said goods, varaa or merchandise at
the time Of the purchase thereof
26JB. No person or association Of persons shall
either directly or indirectly by agent or other
wise, use or hold for use. SELL any stamp, com
monty called trading stamp. or any ticket. check
promise Or assurance, express or implied, or any
other scheme Or device Of the kind or character
described in the pEeceding section Of this article
aud thereby prohibiting 10 be used OF held for use
or to be sold. when the same, instead Of or IN add
ton 20 the manner OF redemption therein described
the ponnn or association Of pefgcns selling tartar
ing or uadinz tho goods, wares or merchandise. A.
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AN ACT TO REPEAL SECTION 248 OF
ARTICLE 20 OF THE CODE OF PUBLIC
GENERAL LAWS OF MARYLAND. TITLE
CORPORATIONS" SUBTITLE WATER
COMPANIES" AND TO RE-ENAcT THE
SAME WITH AMENDMENTS.
Section L Be it enacted b. the General Assem-:
he Code d Public General Laws Of Maryland, fitis
Corporations" subtitle water Companies be,
and the same y hereby, repealed and reenacted 80
2i6 Any corporation which may be formed under
the provisions Of this article for the purpose Of sup
and all such land, water rights and other prop
erty and shall nave all such power as may be neeoa-
formed. And shah also have power 70 lay pipes
and construct ali such other works As shAn be nee.
soTporaton provided he assent Il ths muncps
authorities Of any Incorporated town or city in
t 0 g Si Sd Outlined nay q
the operations Of any such company shall be carried
or city The assent oi the county commissioner q
said county shal be hrst had and obtained; and AL
granted sha At al tines Sc subject 70 such
sonable regulations said municipal authorities
may from time to time prescribe but nothing Is
this section shall authorize the Incorporation of
water companies In the city Of Baltimore.
Sec 2 And be IT enacted. That this act ahali
take effect from the date Of its passage.
Approved. April Z. isa
LLOYD LowNDEs. GoTsrnOr.
JOHN WRIT RANDALL,
President Of the Senate
LOUIS soHAEFER,
Speaker Of the House of Delegates-
We hereby certify that the sforegoing "a correct
copy Of an Act Of thu General Assembly Of Mefy-
land, passed At the January Session, lsls
MARTIN n. HIGGINS,
Secretary Of tho Sonata
q HOUSEHOLDER,
Chief Clark Of the Houss Of Delegates
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IcHArrER 4asl

t%AAAE len Ho@Al
AN ACT 10 REPEAL SECTION 5 OF Ar
TIcLE 90 OF THE CODE OF PUBLIC GEN
ERAI LAWS. TITLE "LuNATIcs AND in.
SANE" SUBTITLE INSANITY AS DE
TENSE IN CRIMINAL CASES" AND TO RE.
ENACT THE SAME WITH AMENDMENT.
Section l. Be It enacted by the General Assem-.
bly, Of Maryland. That section Of article 60 Of The
Code o. Public General Laws be repealed and re-
enacted 50 ss to read as follows;
$ II the Jury find BY their verdict that such per.
son was At the time Of committing the eliense and
then Is insane 81 lunatic, the court before which
trial ras had shall cause such perlon to DO aliit
to the almshouse o. the county Of city IN which
such persen Feaisied at the time Of the commission
q such at, O. e hospital, o. some other plaes
better suited, In the judgment Of the court to the
rondttton Of such prisoner, there to be condnad
until he shall have recovered hia reANon and be dls
CHARGED BY due coufra Of law, and any judge OF the
Circuit Court in any county where euch person y
Detained or Of baltimore city, a. the case may
be. may, upon habeas corpus proceedings, make
any order, absolute Or conditional for tho parma
nent or temporary discharge Of The person upon
satisfactory proof Of permanent or temporary ~
eorey.
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lCHAPTER 2S7.l
AN ACT TO REPEAL AND RE-ENAcT
WITH AMENDMENTS SECTION s4A AND
SAB OF ARTICLE FL OF THE CODE OF
PUBLIC GENERAL LAWS OF MARYLAND.
TITLE. CRIME AND PuNIsHMESrs."
SUBTITLE. FALSE pRETENsEs." RELA-
TING TO FRAUDS AND FALSE PRErENsEs
UPON HOTEL AND LIVERY STABLE KEEP
ERs. AS AMENDED AND RE-ENAorED By
THE ACT OF 1894. CHAPTER AIS.
Section L Be It enacted by the General Assem-
bly, Of Maryland, That sections ga and eiB Of
ss q sss GSds q pSP SSs LAw
title "kalse pretenses.r relating to ffanda md
false pTetelisss upon hotel and lisesysasle keep
chapter ilB. be, and the same are hereby repealed
fe-enaeted with amendments 50 as 70 read AS fol-
lows;
siA. Every person who shall BY any false or
fraudulent representations BY any falae show Of
baggage. goods or chattes. which are calculated to
obtain lodging o 81 dedt Or The ss q any horse
vehicle or food or ltabiing for horse or horses
in any hotel ia this State Or from the keeper Of
any livery stable and shall subsequently, refuse,
ing OF use Of horse or food or atsbling for horss
furnl1heu MN, annu De guilty OF a ml5utme1nofr
and on conviction thereof shall be punished BY
fine Of not more than one hundred dolara, or i'm
prispnment In jail for term Of not less than one
such ne and imprisonment at the discretion Of the
court.
!. SAB. Every person who shall at any hotel, inn,
boatdiDg-honse or livery stahe receive cause "
be furnished any food or accommodation i0z man
OF beast and shall frauduieuty fail to pay for the
same; and every person who shan obtain credit It
any lsotcl inn or boarding house by the use Of any
false prriene8 device or by fIaudulantly deposit
ing At such hotel, inn or boarding house any bag
gage or property o. value lesa than the amount o.
such credit or Of the bill BY such person incurred
sad every person who after obtaining credit Or &C
eommudltiUn at any hotel, Inn or boarding
house shafl Abscond OF ffaudulently depart or
remove hla bsgE4gq theleffom without dinchstring
the debt a. aforesaid incurred. shall b guilty Of
b punished BY ina rf not ic1l than qss hundred
deilau, % BY imprisolment n jan ipE term q
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IcHAPTER sO6I
AN ACT TO ADD CERTAIN NEW SECTIONS
TO ARTICLE IS OF THE CODE OF PUBLIC
GENERAL LAWS. TITLE LIVE STOCK. .
UNDER THE NEW SUBTITLE "DAIRIEs,"
no FOLLOW SECTION IS IN PROPER NJ
MERIoAL ORDER.
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An ACT TO REPEAL SECTION 10 OF AR
TIcLE IL OF THE CODE OF PUBLIC GEN
ERAL LAWS OF MARYLAND. TITLE
BANKS" AND TO RE-ENAor THE SAME.
WITH AMENDMENTS. AND TO ADD AID
OPTIONAL SECTIONS TO SAID ARTICLE
II, TO BE DESIGNATED AS SECTION 81.
81. 80, "a AND s5. AND TO REPEAL ALL
ACTS AND PARTS OF ACTS INCONSISTENT
HEREWITH
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We hereby. certify that the foregoing Is correct
copy Of an Act OF the General Assembly Of Mary
land. passed at the January session. 1893
MARTIN NJ. HIGGINS,
Secretary of the Senate.
e. HOUSEHOLDER,
Chief Clerk Of the House Of Delegates.
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LLOYD LowNDEs. GO,emOr.
JOHN WRIT RANDALL.
President OF lne Senate.
LOUIS scHAEFER,
Speaker Of the House Of Delegates.
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VETERAN ACTOR DEAD.
Charles w. Couldock Made His Debu'

Charles w. Coultlock Made His Debu'
f5&ss~ rs sixty-one Years Ago.
" New YORK., Nov. 28.-Charles w,
Couldock, the veteran actor, died at his
home in this city after short illness.
Mr.. Couldock was stricken on Nov. {
with what was thought to be indiges'
ton, but afterwards diagnosed al
dropsy. On Nov. 81 his condition be-
came critical and since then, even
though he has had several light rallies,
death was expected.
For q half century Mr.. Couldock has
been playing .'Vld man" parts, and he
was the best "old man" in this country.
He was born in England, and made his
debut 81 years ago as 9th clio at Sadlers
Wells theater in London. He came to
America. with Charlotte Cushman in
1S49, and played with that actress in
"The Stranger" He was q member OF
the celebrated Laura Keene's company.
For 80 years-185O to 1SSO-he starred,
and in 1881 he played Dunstan Kirke in
the famous play of Steele Mackaye,
Hazel Kirke." His last appearance on
the stage was two years ago in Kansas
City.
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GEORGE GRAY BARNARD.

l.
In jewelry store and was beginning to
experiment in modelling. He made bas-
relief of his little sister which attracted
enough attention to cause him to be sent
to the Chicago Art school. BY executing
two busts he obtained money enough to
GO to Paris, where he remained 10 years.
In Paris he was unheard of until 1894,
when he sent to the exhibit at the Champ
de Mars eight pieces, each ono of which
was enthusiastically Received By the jury
Of artist judges and given prominent
place. He was at once elected as associate
of the Societe Rationale de Beaux Arts, an
unusual distinction for debutant. A
few months later he returned to the Unit
ed States and established q studio in New
York. There he has worked slowly. but
steadily, refusing important commissions
rather than attempt to do work in a hurry.
"Bad art is worse than bad food" Is one
of his epigrammatio sayings. Z. '' >,:,.
Mr.. Barnard is now engaged on what
he considers to be his most important
work 80 far. 1t is to be q group Of Is. dg-
ures, to be called primitive Man." illus
trating, as much of his other work does;
the relation Of man to nature and his
struggle in subjugating it and molding it
to his purposes. For pastim6 he 10 carving
q clock, Is feet high, from an Immense
block Of rare wood, the whole, when I'm
ished. to be decorated with carved illus
trations Of the ''Nibelungenlied."
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-11-29
day IS CONFIDENT
Cables the President That the
Final Treaty Of Peace Will
Be Signed Shortly:
News Received With Consider
able Satisfaction by the
Dr. s.% Administration.
Is SPA|WS Only COURSE
Breaking Off Of Negotiations,
Dons Declare, Is Not to
BE Considered.
Nothing They Can Do That Will
Change the Position of
; the Americans.

WASHINGTON, Nov. :S.-Throughout
che peace negotiations which are still
pending in Paris the president has ex-
pressed confidence that treaty salts.
factory to the United States would be
drafted and signed. From time to time
assurances Of substantial progress to-
ward that end have been received from
the American commissioners. During
the day advices have been received by
the president from Mr.. Day, president
e the American commission. reiterat.
ing the assurances he had previously
given the president of the early and
successful conclusion of the work of the
commission. Judge Day, it is under.
stood, states positively that tho Spanish
commissioners formally will accept tn"
Terms of the United States
md that treaty drawn along the lines
Of the agreement reached will be signed
n few days.
The dispatch from Judge Day was the
1rst absolutely definite statement as to
the conclusion of the labors of the com.
mission that have been received and
quite naturally it afforded the presto INT
end his advisers considerable satis1:4c
lion. It is probable the president will
discuss in his message to congress which
viii be delivered Monday next the sue.
.oessful efforts of the administration in
the negotiation Of a. peace treaty, al
though there is possibility that the
treaty itself may not have been signed
It the time.
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THE BARREL, SWUNG OUT.


pivots fastened just inside, the upper
clamp being firmly screwed to the lower
side Of tho shelf, the lower clamp,
which is much heavier, to. the f1oor:
The barrel ia opened. then placed be-
tween the clamps, which grip it firmly.
With mere touch it swings ont for
use, as in the cut When not In use, it
Is pushed back again. There is no risk
Of dust collecting in the little closet,
because it is 80 easy to swing the barrel
out aud rub Of the polished wood floor
and hard finished wall with soft cloth.
Any woman who has struggled to move
an unwieldy -four barrel when cleaning
the place in which it stands will recsg-
nice the convenience Of this device. The
clamps may be obtained from large
hardware dealers.
How to Mako Mushroom Stew.
Put tablespoonful of butter into q
saucepan, add the mushrooms, cover
and cook for ten minutes, then add half
a teaspoonful of salt and dash Of pep
per. Rub into smooth paste three hard
BOILED eggs and add gradually gill of
cream. Strain into saucepan, bring to
boiling point and serve either in pate
shells or with garnish of toasted bread.
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A TRAMPlNG PRELATE.

Bishop Coleman, Who Takes His An.
nual Vacation on Foot.
Bishop Coleman, the noted Episcopal
divine whose fondness for tramping about
the country incognito has again brought
him into police, has been doing this very
thing for years. As the bishop Of Della
ware he does not have very large do
cese, but he Is Woodworking and con-
soientious man, and although past so
years of age he probably aocomplishes as
much in year as many bishops who pre-
side over territories ten times as large.
Two weeks vacation each year Is all
that Bishop Coleman allows himself, but
these two weeks he uses to the utmost
advantage, according to his own ideas.
As q boy in college b. was q noted pedes-
TRAN and won a belt Of which he is still
proud. He has never lost bis liking for
walking, and 60 when vacation time
comes around he INDUCES himself in this
hobby. Dressed in plain lsyman's garb,
wearing an old SLOUGH hat and carrying