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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-16
Election Notice.

t.st r,,saN.v Pike rtreet Herr, street birmingham
stT.e, Madison street. and Marker street.
risioo street Rutgers street. Ess; RrosdNay and Mar
kei street. - -. $780,, a.. -, =, - .,...,
a.t broadway. street. Maiden street ana Pike
street. ,- ..,.-
Madison street from PIKE stree; TO Jeder-
sor stree, east sides Rutgers street from
Madison street Monroe and Pike
The Eighth Election = bounded by and within
street. Rutgers street; Rutgers slip East river
Market slip. Cherry street. ana Mechanic alley.
The Ninth Election District by and within
north and south sides Of Monroe street from Rutgers
Jefferson jefferson street
from Madison Monroe street Monroe
CLINTON street East river. Rutgers s!ip and Rutgers
The Tenth Election District il bounded by within
- Mont
street. Cli7ton street Mcaroe ard Je0er-
The Fe,cr-h Disric; is bounded ny with
in Division street Clinton street East BROADWAY JefeT-
Trelf,f Election District Is bonded ~ within
niti-o street Montgomery street Iefer-
-. 'fTee, Las iffoaoTs'. ara Clinton street
The fl-toenfh Election District l. bounded lN ana
vithn Division street Grand street Hear street a11
Montgomery
TIE Fourteenth Election District Is bo--dsd by ard
w'ho Eerfv street, Scanned Madison street
tionieoiiE street Monroe street. clinton street north
az" south sces ~ MADISON tf1io street
Mo- 'E"r'fE street. and and sides 81 Mont
E'ie5F -ie't from Henry street 10 Madison street
and Clinton street
TIE sixteenth Election District il bounded by and
rnin Madison street. SCANNED Monroe stree
Tslr street Cherry street and Mon'gomery street
within Henry street jackson street Madison street and
%thln Madison stree Jackson street. Cherry street
IoL'ernsur street. Monroe street SCANNED street
ne Nineseenth ELECTION District IS bounded ey ana
within herrr street. jackson street jackson slip East
fNtf NTouNefneur sd ater and Scanlme street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-16
TENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

- -. r,. Election District is bounded by and within
e .rset Norfolk street Brcome street. Ludlow
street Delancey street and ts'e1 sree h. v,b,n
ire second Election District is bounced by ana
s1-s., Norfolk street Rivngton street. Essex
Tl1e Third Election District Is nouIeo ~
stanton street Clinton street Rivington street aho NOT
fok Te,,b Election bounded BY and rhin
ro.t Eston street Clinton street stanton street. and
LIolo" Election District bounded by and within
scond street Avenue h. East Houston street ana Ave
The sixth Election District bounded sy and within
The SsSen met Avenue r and Avenue A.
The Eighth Election District rs bounced d eg hS
SSth s.t Electior District is bounded BY and within
Seventh Avenue Sish Snd s bN and nhi,
C, Marks place. Avenu" A seventh street ana FIRST
avenue; ~, Election District bounded by ard within
me .treet Avenue A sixth street and First avenue
Seventh Eection district bounded by and within
The Isel' emu. A fifth street. and First
~. Tbirteenth Election District is bounced oy and
~ f,t,h street; Avenue A. East Fourth street ana
- r-o,r,.en,h Election District is bounded by and
-, East Fourth Avenue A Third street and
First a3,een,h Election is bounded by and
,,hH third street Avenue 4. Second street ana F1Ist
aySnae sixteenth Election District is bounded by and
,,h second street Avenue A. East houston street ana
First aet..nth Election District bounded by and
u.ts,n Third street First avenue Second street ana
Sqna ssb,e.n,h Election District is bounded by and
within Fourth street First aVnue Ihird street ana
gSs Nineteenth Election District Is bounded by and
,b,n FIFTH street First East Fourth street ana
IN twentieth Election District is bounded by and
,hIn sixth street First avenue Fifth street and sec
The TNenty-frrt Election District is bounded by and
within seventh street FIRST avenue. Sixth street and
vbin 81 Marks place First avenue. Seventh street and
second
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-16
Election Notice.

ana ess zoe co ~, .t .s,ss,
from Wess rory
Ths- Siytes1th Eiseti1a District is n'ra.eu
~-i;nia r avenue. from West "a.
. TJrty-untr street.
u West Fcrty-eigh5h street from Nintn a'e''"'
Terta e,1
the seventee1th Election District Is ooInar s ~ vsst
within West Torty-eighth street. Ninth aNc"U''
seventh Tenth avenue
EiEdtaeuf1 Election District = nouIi.'
within Was F,rf eyhth street Eighth avenue Nes'
Torty-seveu street and Ninth avenue -, g. .,d
The Nineteenth District - nluAne
Thin north nd south - West Forty nhtS go,
Eighth "a west slfs OF
avenue Forty eighth street to Wsst $50
u,rft a eighth
Eighth to Ninth and the eas' -.
Ninth avenue. from west Forty eighth street 10 49,
Forty-ni1th street. 81, 81
The Twentieth Election District is bounded ~ ..-
sid a EiftF bTst
Eighth vest stde % liz.
from \FTft;pfb 10 West tiit T.
north soph sides q Vest Fi'tietn ~ =
feht 70 Ninth mo esNi
Ninth West Fort, ninth street y W.
rhe Tverty first Election District Is bounded by an
within West i-iftv second street. Essata HFefi"'' ~
Fif.v street AMI Ninth -
F.Acfto1 District Is bornde9 y.
ord within FiEhth avenue Nes
Fifty second street. and Nirh avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-16
FIFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

west Teas stree, BleeeksS street Grove street and
The ssS.9d Election Dse, toa.9sa by AMI Sitain
stree. West T,nth st-ec; ana Hudson street.
Bans street 5iesssi street nss F;%SeatS street;
Fourth sreet res-y street and Hudssr street i.n,,
Iceh.h avenue West Fourth street IVES; Eleventh street
n: ,f.a &c 80 Dse. bounded 49,. BY an . within
West Twelfth ctreet. IVES; Fourth street. end Eighth
rae sua Election Dis,r-, bounded BY and rith;R
Nest THsifJh street seventh avenue West Eleventh
IT. Tnt Fiction ns:igt r lr2Tg y s a
street. and Wes; Fourth street. 80,
Chares street Greenwich svenue West Tea;h
Wsveriey pace. Christopher street. and West fou'n
Ts Ninth sSon Pr;t :: sSunsa sy s94 H5En
The Tenth Election ni.tric, bounded by ana within
Cri-'ophe street West Fourth stree east and vest :;
k F street ana nth ae 81 heeAe' i'0'
The Eleventh Election District IS bounded by and
within Barrov street. West washington Plaee stHih
sides Jones street. Rleecker street % West
Tho rweift6 EIection nisrt j. bounded BY and within
Cs;orhor street sixth avenue West Washington place
The Thirteen;h Election Di.,-ic, bounded by snd
sect Wave-ey place west Tenth street and Green
The FouIcsn,h Election District hoondst tT an. and
enih street. and seventh Avenue. -. -.,
The Fifteenth Election District IS bounded by and
Within West Fifteenth street; sixth avenue West Four
tenth street. ana seventh avenue. - -, =, 49,,
University place. Eas!
Tenth Fifth avenue. West Twelfth street ana
The Seventeenth District Is bounded by and
within Twelfth Fifth avenue. West Ninth
street. ars Sixth
The Eighteenth Election District Is bounded By ard
within West Ninth Fifth avenue, taSt beflth
Jrlvcrsity place Clinton place. and Sixth ave
The NInoteer;h Election District is houndNi ny and
Clinton place. University place. NaverleI place
Ma street. Washington place. and sixth
twentieth Election bounded by and
within Washington place MacdouEsl street. WaveT
lev Mace University place West Fourth street West
broadway West Third street. and Sixth avenue.
Tho Election District bounded by and
East Fourth Bo1eTH,
East Fourth Broadway. West Third street,
We~- BROADWAY. Washington square South. Washington
,ouare East and University place.
The Twenty--second Election District IS bounded by
and within Fourteenth street Third avenue. and
Fo1lrth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-16
TWENTIETH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

The Fir<t Election p-st-c. f. bou-de4 ard rrr.,
Fast Tvsrty ..urti street Third seu1". Eas- Tver'
9th street Sem a'eu1r Eas- INVENT -1i-d street.
TIE Second FeCti2n nis..ie i. touaa-f = sr4 v-n
hrh street Third avenue East Twenty s5.r.h .f-.e
and LrLtns,27 aVsrtN
Es.t Tventy SSH st5e--. F,-~ avenue ga., 1r.a.y,
ThI FOURTH ' E@c,ion ri.,-,-f d. balai sv and -,
eighth stree, Fast rsysr rass Txs7fr -es, al
Ths FIc'h Election r-z-i.- .= b.-r+ea sv and -..s,
Fast Tvea,y e.gh5a street Second are-aa Eas. rve1,r
The slx1 Ele-,cn Dis;r,-, bounded bv a-d vi-a..
Fast Twer'y n;,h stree Th,-1 av7n1@ East TVe7-y
Ess; twenty ninth stree second sre-Ie e.. rv--.,
e.shtn street. and Third a,-1r'
The T2sna Elton Di.,ril * bcs-'i y and within
eighth street Fr-' avenue Est twenty seventh stree.
ne S9.h Fes..o. u: 80, {. eu75e5 ~ ard v
i's ss sn So s s'' 'e E' twenty Hn'a
The Ts7th E.c'i.n ps'-.s; = bounded y and WITHIN
street. Second East twenty ain,h street. ana
T6s E=-vsn,6 F;Ie~-9 r--r,.r is bounded by AMI --,-
Trfrt'eth street ant Tairl avenue
The Twelfth Election District bounded BY and " t-i-
East Tirtf-st street East river E7st Thtr-'e-h
and S@c2nf ave7u4 49,, -..-.-...- .,-..
Th-ty ,srd street F-, rive- East T5rty a-- s,-s.
Th f.,sNth EIe7 9 Die. , so2d Md by 90
THIRTY second street, and second avenue
within East Thirty thrI 5rr.s, Second 7's2r- glsg
t-rsef srf I axf7r+-n acme
Tre sixteenth Eiectiol, District ho's1d7i ara
virrfr FaS- Thirty-ffth street. Third Eas-
Thirty Sscord East Thirty -l-1
and Lexington
THaCtion District l. b0ur1e1 ht ard
Thirty fourth street Past river East Th-.r-
Third street. and second avenue.
TIC FJghteerth Election pisrrCt ts bounded by snt
uf-rn East fftb Esst r.-er, East thirty
fourth street and ~ avecue
Election District IS h7-n'-efi lv arr
within East street. East river. East rn-
fifth end second avenue.
Tusrrfs.h Election e bounded and
within sixth street. Second aVN1Is.
Thfrtv-fr1-th street. Third avenue. East lhi-tff-a
street ard Lexington avenue
IN. Twenty FIRST Esrtion District Is bounded oN arf
rft-tu EAST Thfrtv-rinth Third arenue. Eass
ti-fy street Thirty sixth
sr-a.f and Lexington
The TWENTY Election District u bounded D. snt
within Thirty seventh street East rt'7-. tas-
Thirty -siytn str Second avenue
Election District e bou1t'f ~ an
East street. East river. --lss
Thfrtv seventh street. and second
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-16
sIXTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

s:sn,an street cannon erect Riyinston street, and
The second Election District is bounded ~ and within
Stanton Sheriff stree Hi7st-n zt-sei ard '7i-
rhe Third Election psrict is boun4sd by ard vt-i7
Stanton Pitt street El1s.cn street ana 'H'rh
The Fourth Election pstr.ct by and within
East Houston street Ridge sett stanton sTse'' anu
The F.fth Election District : bounded by al T,,a
the north ard south sides o. second stse', e', 15l
East Houston street TO Third street East houston stree
The sivth Election District bcuaded b ard Titto
street Columbia stanton street kdse
TF se1sth tIet9 nIei-rt e f6,In4sd by and within
Third street. Manhattan street. Second street anu "
The Eighth District beurded by an" ,o TS;a
s,r@ei Serond st~.of srT Msnhat1sn street.
Tbe Ntuth Election District is houndsi by and T:1;s
Thrd street las; River stsn'cn street am LOWS
The Tenth Election Ds,ric, is bounded by and v.hia
East Fourth East river. Third street ara N'e
me e~enh Election District r'sntei 5ol s[ s2i
Of Tn1d from Avenue u 70 sn. =.
g and the cast side a Avenue F. from second stree u
The TweISta Election bounded ,. and w.h.
sr,,,e ~ T- 80, ron-b st,oei 20 sirt- street
vithn SiHh street East Fourth street Ave
The Fourteenth F1aetoH 6strii, is bounded BY
within Sixth Avenue u. Fifth street and ave
the Fifteenth Election District IS bounded BY "a
within Seventh street west sd" Of avenue ION N
street 20 seventh street. the norih and soJt -
sixth street from Avenue b to Avenue - an tns 'S'
SIDE OF Ayenu" X rom skin street Sndsi by ard
within seventh street East river. sixth street ana A
Tho Seventeenth Election District is bounded by and
within East Ninth street Fss river Seventh street.
rho Eighteenth Election District bounded by a1d
within Ninth Avenue n Eighth street ana
The Nineteenth Election District is bounded by aad
within East Eleventh street. East river East Ninth
The progress-advertiser. (Lexington, Miss.) 1902-1903, 1903-01-09

This issue of the Progress-Adver-
tiser contains the announcement of
Capt. J. W. Swinney as candidate
for county treasure Capt. Swinney
need no encomium at our hands, he
being we'll and favorable known to
the people, of Holmes county, having
served them in number of capaci-
ties, for eight years he was a men,
ber of the Board Of Supervisors from
beat |, and was president of the
Board that rebuilt the courthouse
and refurnished the records DESTROYED
by fire at a total cost of about $780,
10000 and paid for same in two
years without raising the tax assess
ment, a record that we do not believe
was ever equaled. He is member
Of the present legislature where he
is known as one of the most care
full and conservative member of the
lower house.
Should he be elected, the good peo,
pie of Holmes county can rest assur.
ed that the county funds are in safe
hands. The Progress Advertiser
bespeaks for him the eanerst con-
sideration at the hands of the voters
of Holmes county.
The progress-advertiser. (Lexington, Miss.) 1902-1903, 1903-01-09
Ole JEW,
4 TRIBUTE
0}y George R. Vending in the V5cf,sburg American)

among wealthy and educated Jews,
the ex guisite refinement of JewesseS'
their culture and high breeding,
blended with a sort Of Oriental grace
and dignity, put them among the
most charming women of the world.
But the Jew is tricky! Is he?
We're you never taken in by Metho-
dist class leader on a real estate
trade? Did you never buy mining
stock on representations OF an
Episooplian broker? Did you take
a mans word quicker because he was
a BAPTIST or Roman Catholic? Did
you ever see a stone weighing twenty
pounds concealed in a bale Of cotton
grown by a Southemer?' Did you
ever find lard in the butter sold by a
New England Puritan.
The belief that the Jew is more dis
honest than the Gentle is onehalt
nonsense and the other half pre-
iudice and falsehGod. The anti
Jewish feeling which now seems to
be rising again, is un-Christian, in
human and un-American. No man
can share it who believes in the un-
iversal fatherhood of man. 1t is
born Of the devil and is detestable.
| have conversed with teachers OF
philosophy who spoke slightingly Of
| the Jews, and yet were teaching witt
/ enthusiasm, ideas which they haC
| absorbed from Maimondes and Spl
noza, the two grandest philosophers
omitting Kant, since Plato's days
both Of them Jews and then spent
days and nights trying to inter
pret the beauties Of Rosssino, Myer'
beer and Mendelssohn all Jews
talked the other day with giftet
actress, and heard both her and he
husband sweepinglY condemn, con
fdentially of course, the whole JeV
race; and yet that woman would CIV
) half her remaining life if she coul
: only reach the heights which tn
. great queen Of tragedy, Rachel, tro
J with such majesty and power an
! Rachel was d Jewess. Here in Wasf
The progress-advertiser. (Lexington, Miss.) 1902-1903, 1903-01-09


oa.''@ was PROVIDED tnaC would tempt
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oo ChFis0'aas morning the bridal
parry lalJ Tor Voelr new nome near
Aooh' MISS Anna as Sne Is lovingly
called. was general IdPOrIIe IN tnlS
The progress-advertiser. (Lexington, Miss.) 1902-1903, 1903-01-09

ington have heard aspiring pC'''-
clans, when beyond the reach OF IA,
reporters pencil, sneer at Jew--an"
vet it was Jew that made Eng!a~d's
queen an empress Of India, and IL
was Jew who was for years the
adroit and sagacious chairman OF the
national committee of one Of our
great political parties. The br"in"s7
man in the Southern Conted H"cE
was Judah P. Benjamin, a jew; ana
Chase, when managing our naJIon"I
finances in a perilous time, owed
much of his success to the constant
advice of a New York Jew. IoaJ
you never see a Jew tramp or a jew
drunkard is proverb; and it IS 4"
statistical fact that there are re-
lativeIy fewer inmates Of our hos
pitfalls, jails and warehouses, FURNISH
ed by the Jews than any other race
contributes.
Do you seek an aristocracy OF
talent? The great church historian
Neander was a Jew, Napoleon's mar
shals Sout and MaSsena were Jews;
the brilliant and cynical Heine was a
Jew; and but the worlds roll Of
great soldiers, authors, musicians
painters, poets, philosophers ant
| fnanciers, contain more Hebrew
names than can recite in many
hours.
Are you looking for an aristoc'
racracy Of wealth? The combined f.
nancial power Of the Jews in barept
can prevent the tloatlng OF Amos
any national loan which may be pu
upon the markets Of the world.
1t is spurious false Christianit.
that hates Jews. The mystery Of tn
incarnation found expression IN tn
flesh and blood of the Jew, and there
fore, in a sense we worship a jew. W
get nur Ten Commandments-the YER
foundation of our civilization throug
the Jews. We sing Jewish psalm
are uplifted by the passion and pos
try of Jewish prophets, and rely 9
Jewish biographies for the only his
tory we have of Christ. We get M q
! Pauline theology from Jew az
, catch our earliest glimpse Of the me-
! world through the sublime apocalvt
:, vision of a Jew. Then forsooth, y
! Christians run about and sneer
: Jews,
The progress-advertiser. (Lexington, Miss.) 1902-1903, 1903-01-09
A NEW REMEDY.

The old friends Of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy will be pleased to know that the man
ufacturers Of that preparation have gotten
out a new remedy called Chamberlain's Stom-
ach and Liver Tablets, and that it is meeting
with much success in the treatment Of consti-
patton, biliousness, sick headache, impaired
digestion and like disorders. These Tablets
are easier to take and more pleasant in effect
than pills. then they not only move the bowels,
but improve the appetite and correct any dis
orc ,rs of the stomach and liver. For sale BY
Swinney 4 StigIer.
The progress-advertiser. (Lexington, Miss.) 1902-1903, 1903-01-09
Leases Outfit.

To meet the demands for additional
facilities, to more effectually carry
on their increasing business. The
Mutual Cooperative Association of
Lexington, has leased for a number
Of years the entire printing outfit Of
the Progress Publishing Co. consist.
ing of engine, pipes, types and etc
one of the finest book and job outfits
in the state.
The progress-advertiser. (Lexington, Miss.) 1902-1903, 1903-01-09


There is not a drop OF Jewish
blood in my veins. ! am not connect
ed with the Jews by the marriage OF
any distant kiosman, owe no
Jew a dollar and no Jews owe ME.
Among all my personal or intimate
friends can not name one single
Jew. speak from the Vantange
ground Of absolute independence.
T. is . snlandid race-splendid in
fboir nationce. in their love for one
another in their endurance. in their
SaSac.Iy a"' '9."pSl = "'',o ~, "'',ps' ,t. l.,1
SPIel'a'o III ',''n i"'''''''' ''''"N- '''0'
10 '"e" NIoa"'' 'O'''''
Do you want an aristocracy of
blood and birth? The Jews are the
pprest blooded people and have the
best established descent in the world.
Not Mirabcau in the French conven-
tion, nor Patrick Henry in the house
Of burgesses, nor "Sam" Adams in
old colonial days, ever said a more
thrilling thing than Disraeli said in
the English Commons, in reply to the
charge that he was a Jew: Eyes |
am a lew And when the ancestnors
Of the right honorable gentleman
we're brutal savages in an unknown
island, mine priests in the temple"
The progress-advertiser. (Lexington, Miss.) 1902-1903, 1903-01-09
LOST

On the night Of Dec. Oath 1902,
one gray mare mule about IA hands
high, this mule is marked with split
in the right ear and one black mare
mule about Is or 16 hands high,
marked with a white mouth, and
rutfly sheered, these mules strayed
from Tchula Junction. Liberal re-
ward offered to the finder.
Johnney Johnston.
Tcbula Mice
The progress-advertiser. (Lexington, Miss.) 1902-1903, 1903-01-09

Many soldiers in the last war wrote to say
that for Scratches, Bruises, Cuts, Wounds,
Corns, Sore Feet and Stiff Joints, Bucklen's
Arnica Salve is the b It in the world, Same
for Burns, Scalds, Boi9 Ulcers, Skin Erupt-
ions and Piles. 1t cures or nopay. Only 25c
at B. s. BealPs drug Store.
The progress-advertiser. (Lexington, Miss.) 1902-1903, 1903-01-09

A. ]. Smell wanted to attend party, but
was afraid to do so on account of pains in his
stomach, which he feared would grow worse.
He says, 81 was telling my troubles to lady
friend, who said: 'Chamberlain's Cole,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy will put you
in condition for the party. bought bot
tie and take pleasure in stating that two
doses cured me and enabled me to have
good time at the party. Mr. Smell is resi-
dent Of Summer Hill, N. Y. This remedy is
for sale by Swinney & Stigler.
The progress-advertiser. (Lexington, Miss.) 1902-1903, 1903-01-09

Thorn / no don Of Jewish among wealthy and educated Jew
~ NV veins am not connect the ex uuise refinement of Jewesse
d with the a rv the marriage of their culture and high breedn
m Distant nsnan owe no blended with of Oriental graz
The progress-advertiser. (Lexington, Miss.) 1902-1903, 1903-01-09
CAPT. SWINNEY
FOR TREASURER.

tice of law, the new firms name be-
ing Noel, Pepper & Elmore. Mr..
Elmore is young man of superior
mental capacities and has had the
advantage of a thorough and COM
prehensive legal education. Since
entering upon active practice he has
applied himself assiduously to his
profession and attained fiattering
success, winning the highest respect
and confidence of the bar and public
alike. The News sincerely congratu-
lates Mr.. Elmore on his continued
and we'll merited success and on be-
ing member of one Of the strogest
law firms in the state. Durant
News,
The progress-advertiser. (Lexington, Miss.) 1902-1903, 1903-01-09
Change in Firm.

H. Fl. Elmore has associated him
self with Noel & Pepper in the prac-
The progress-advertiser. (Lexington, Miss.) 1902-1903, 1903-01-09

We will continue the business for
merly conducted by Willis & Go, at
The same place and solicit a contin-
uance of the liberal patronage accor-
ded them,
n. W. Smith & Sons Co.
The progress-advertiser. (Lexington, Miss.) 1902-1903, 1903-01-09
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the firm
Of Il. i. Willis & Go. heretofore
Of H. F. Willis, s. A. Smith
and Fl. w. Watson is dissolved by
mutual consent the dissolution taking
effect On Ian list 1903.
H. f. Willis.
:. A. Smith.
II, w. Watson
The progress-advertiser. (Lexington, Miss.) 1902-1903, 1903-01-09

To so entirely satisfy every chance purchaser make regular cstoe
to please IN every considered e certain OF attaining p
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-14
NO DISCRIMINATION.

Manager Sewell Will Give All School
 Children Three Gent Fare.
 : The New Britain trolley officials called the attention of General Man. ager J. D. Sewell of the company to the article setting forth that under the wording of the order issued concerning 3-cent trolley fares to school children, the pupils attending all other than the public schools are barred.
 MT Sewell has decided that the order was never intended to prevent any school children in the state from reap ing the benefit of the company's gen. erosity, the specific wording of the order notwithstanding. MT Sewell has ruled the words out and the off, cials are now permitted to sell the books at the reduced rates to the chil- dren of the parochial schools, as we'll as the students of the business colleges and of the State normal school
 No discrimination was intended by the trolley officials and the wording of the order in the manner objected to was due to a misunderstanding. Tne officials are to be congratulated for their prompt attention to the matter.