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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-25
Gl3l GOES HOME.
Returns to Residence Practically
Dressed Like Man.

Birmingham Oct 25-Miss Fannie
Fennell. who so mysteriously disap-
peared from her home and who. it
is believed by the police, was Kid
mapped, reappeared at her mothers
home at midnight Wednesday night
practically dressed in mems clothing
She does not remember anything that
has taken place during the day. She
says she recovered consciousness a
short time before and found herself
alone in a strange room from which
she fled. She can not locate the house
and does not know how she managed
to find her mothers home
Mrs J. II. Sidebottom reported to
the police Wednesday morning the
mysterious disappearance of her eight
yearold daughter, Miss Fannie Fen
nell from the family home at 1928
North Twenty-first street Mrs. Side
bottom believes that her daughter was
chloroformed and kidnapped between
midnight ana ; O'Clock Wednesday
morning. She retired as usual lues.
day night and slept in the bed and
had left her clothes undisturbed on
chair, but the girl herself was miss
ing. The mother said an odor of chic
reform prevailed through the room
Mrs. Sidebottom and daughter Wis.
/ lLed Denver last August, and after
! their return Miss Fennell, it is claimed
! begun receiving letters from an un
! known man. who said he had seer
her first out west and had FOLLOWED
her to Birmingham. The writer pro
/ fessed his love and said he would xii
! her if he did not get her. The letters
! nave been turned over to the police
who are working on the case. 1t is
said that a mysterious man in a hack
visited the house twice during Tues
day night and a gate man at the union
depot describes young woman. much
like Mis- Fennell. who took the 5
O'Clock train for Montgomery We'd
neSday morning
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MINERS DEAD.
Two OF Their tomra4ia, K rrIyad
PAINFUL Wounds.
Is IN PiEN\>lI.I MA


Johnstown, Pa Oc.. 21-sn off
eial statement given tho Associated
Press b. the manager OF the Cambria
Steel company, says BY an cxplo.
Won In the rolling mill mine Of the
Cambria Steel company Wednesday
afternoon. seven men are dead and
two are painfullytwo are painfully.
but not fatally injured TIP to the
present only one OF the dead has
been Identified. He Is an American
born miner Sampson Luther. It is
believed fheo Their dead are all for.
eigners, as are the two injured The
wounds Of the latter consist of burns
on the face, back and arms lacerated
wounds Of the scalp and other parts
OF the body.
me explosion took place in head
ing No. % considerable distance
from the Inflated Klondyke section.
where ia men lost their lives over
four years ago. The exact cause is
not known, but It is supposed gas was
fired by a blast. All the men had
their safety lamps in proper trim.
showing that he accident could not
have been caused by neglect in that
direction. No damage was done TO
the workings"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-25
REVERSED AND REMANDEO.
On Second Trial Man Sentenced to
Hang Acquitted

Natchez, Miss, Oct. 25.-Peter
Mathison, a white man. convicted on
the charge of murder last April and
sentenced to hang May 7, and whose
case was reversed and remanded by
the suprem eCourt, has been acquitted
The jury was out ten minutes Math-
ison shot and killed a. c. Bidwell and
b. Stephen Jones. white fishermen
Bidwel, who was intimate with Mrs
Nathison's mother, had kidnapped
Mathison's four-year-old son. The
The Mathisons had separated on ac-
count of the ife's misconduct she
having followed in the footsteps OF her
mother. and the court awarded the Gus
tody of the child to the father Math-
ison attempted to regain possession Of
the child but failed. His next move
was to watch Bidwen's shanty boat
Bidwel saw him and was about tC
fire hen Mathison shot and killed him
Jones ran out of the shanty boat and
was killed while reaching for BidweN's
shotgun.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-25
NEGRO LYNCHED.
Said to Have Killed White Man and
Mutilated His Body

New Orleans, Oct 25.-Dispatches
from Centreville, Miss, say that Tom
Crompton, negro, was lynched by
hanging near there 1t is said he
confessed tot he murder of Ely Whit,
aker, farmer.
Whitaker was murdered Tuesday
and all that night a posse of men.
suspecting foul play, searched for him.
With this pose was the negro, CTomp-
ton. Wednesday he begged leave from
the scarchers to go home hut after
ne had gone the posse followed him.
finding, IT is alleged. that instead Of
going home he had gone 20 the sept
where WhitaEers body lay, and cut.
ting off the head, arms and legs with
an axe. had dropped them into sink
hole near his cabin
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-25
PYTHlAN INSURANCE.
Age Limit Increased, Also Amount OF
Maximum Policy.

New Orleans, oct 25.-New insnr.
ance laws Affecting 10000 policy hold
ers We're officially adopted by the su.
preme lodge, Knights of Pythias The
features of these laws are.
An increase in the maximum policy
from $4,000 10 $4,000
An increase in the age limit gl
which members can be insured from
20 t. go years
The creation OF new fifth class OF
insurance. This class involves a com.
plete chang, from the old traternal
congress 90 th" American experience
table with iu rest an 3la per cent
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-25
HEAD TORN OFF
Tragic and Terrible Termtnstion o
Crop Dispute.

Guthri, oct s5-In the southern
part 90 Lincoln county Charles san
dcrs was Killed as Tho result of a
disput, uvey the diyEug OF crops
Three shots V'r, fired from shot
gun. ins as. Hus tearing Hn fhr top
~ bu bond Iurs Howard sent fn
Chandler guf eHH Himself s1 liav
afd is brs.H.r .UIaa OFT Sanders
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Pure White Lead
Paint

Graded" White e.
as the cheap, adultel-ai-.,
article is sometimes cal, =
is an expensive pur>h,...
at any price.
Pure White Lead GO
so little more per ra,
and lasts SO much
on the building, thai an
the pure could be sc.d i
the property owner 1vaa q
ways fully informed on the
subject of paint materials.
To be sure of absolute
purity insist on having
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-25
THIRD Sc SStON.
District and County Attorneys Meet
at Dallas.

Dallas, Oct 25.-The Texas Dis
trict and County Attorneys associa
session. Officers were elected as 10
lows: President, Thomas Debenpor
eft Camp county; vice president, c. NJ
Kay of Anderson county; secretary
T. c. Hutchings of Titus county.
County Attorney Summers OF Dial
las county made an address in which
he declared that the individual is bet
ter protected under existing laws than
the state
An interesting paper was read by
Hon. C. F. Greenwood of Hill county
About thirty new members were
received into the association
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COUPLE ARRESTED.
Charged With Murder of a Man Tied
In a Cotton Sack.

sort Smith, Ark. oct Esd w..
Twen'ov and wife houscboat occu.
paGts were arrested here charged
witt being implicated in the killing
OF man found lied IN a cotton sack
~ Paw Paw. g. IT,. about % week ago
Twpulfy has made e. confession i'm
pIc,Hug another man hut denying
that hs had any hand In tho murder
except hy.ng present
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-25
MAY BE MOODY.
Attorney General Likely to Succeed
Brown on Supreme Bench

Washington. Oct Is While no ON
Information confirms the report that
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-25

the president viii appoint Attorney
General Moody to the vacancy on the
supreme bench made vacant by the
retirement OF Associate Justice Brown.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
SOUTH BOSTON, VA.
isnec,al to The Times-Dispatch.),

K. SOUTH BOSTON, VA, May Fan An
early juno wedding Of much interest 70
richmond and Halifax society VII De
that OF Miss Mary Inez Singleton, OF
omega, to Mr. Lee 8. Wolfe, of KEN
n,ond. Tho marriage will be celebrated
the 10th Of juno, at high noon, at the
Methodist Church, South Boston Tho
bride elect Is the daughter OF Mr. K. a.
Singleton, OF Omega, and is quite popular
here. Tho groom-to-be holds q response
BILE position with the Treasury Depart
ment of United States Internal revenue.
Miss Margaret Kyle. OF Rogersvllle'
Tenn, Is tho attractive guest OF MISS
Elizabeth Bouldin at Houston,
Miss BERTHE East who has been teach
Ing in South Carolina, has returned home.
Mr.. Herbert Rhwle, Of Brldgetown.
Barbndoes West indies. Is visiting MS
uncle, Rev D, Campbell Mayors. ut TINS
place,
Mr.. Tyrce G. Wright, Of this place.
mado a special visit to friends IN t,ch-
mond last Sunday
Mr.. Prentiss y, Johnston 1905 grad
nate Of the Medical College of Virginia.
Richmond, has returned home TO spend
somo time.
Rey. p. A, Anthony. pastor OF the Bap-
list Church, is In Chattanooga TENN,
this week attending the Southern BAPTIST
Convention, He went as delegate from
the Baptist Church.
Announcement has been made OF the
coming marriage Of Miss Louise Jasper
Barksdale to Mt Tucker Darlington Wat
kins Jr., both OF Houston. Va The we'd
ding will De celebrated soma time IN
juno at Beth Car Baptist Church,
The brde-elect Is the accomplished
daughter of Judge William r. Barksdale,
and is quite n favorite In society, Her
sweet soprano voice has been heard sing
ing words Of sentiment at various wed-
dings on several occasions, and this oc-
casion Is one OF great interest to So
ciety,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13

Margaret woodworth Anderson, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward w. Anderson,
OF Richmond. formerly OF Rockbrldge, to
Mr.. James II. Fisher, Of Richmond. inc
marriage will take place Tuesday after
noon. May ED. at o'clock, IN St. Peter $ $
Cathedral, Richmond. W
Rev. John H.. BIttinGer OF smytn
county, md Mr.. Henry y. Bttinger, OF
Washington, y, c., spent several days
In Lexington the past week visiting their
aunt, Miss Helen Aroftett. They were
summoned here to Monroe county, w.
Va, by. news OF the illness Of their moth
er, Mrs. NJ. II. Bttlnger.
s. Mr.. A. Nelson Myers has returned from
n trip to New York City, where he
went to meet his brother, Rev. Harry W.
Myers, who has returned to the United
States on n furough from Japan. where
lie Is a missionary OF the Southern Tres
hyterian Church. Rev Mr.. Myers Is al
present visiting friends In Accomac coun-
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FREDERICKSBURG
(special to The s-Dispatch.)


FREDERICKSBURG, VA, May 1s,-
l1noch Arden, presented at the opera
house Friday night by Miss Kate - Pul-
ler, tho charming impersonator OF Rich-
mond, assisted by Miss Annie louise
Reinhardt and Miss Myrtle S. Redford,
also of Richmond, on violin and piano,
vas n splendid success artlstically imam
9cially and socially. The opera house
where the entertainment was given was
crowded, and the audience was delighted
throughout the performance, Tho young
ladies' captIyated all present In their re-
spectiye parts, and they VIII be given
warm welcome whenever they return
r. MISUNDERSTANDING. Tho proceeds were fnr
Inc missionary societies Of the Baptist
Church,
Rev. John r, Rosebro and Mrs. Rose
bro entertained the ladies Of Fredericks-
burg College and their frields at Smiths
sonia" n few evenings ago, at which
parlor games were played and refresh
ments served. Many guests We're pres
ent, ana the occasion was a most en-
joyable one
The Minister'S Union held n meeting
one night this week at the home Of Rev,
r. Aubrey Williams. thoughtful paper
was read by Professor John r, Rosehro
on Higher Criticism" and discussed An
elegant supper was served, The union
will meet neSts month at the home OF
Rev, DR.. r. J. McBryde and n paper
will be read by Rev. Or. ], W. Rosehro
,rhe ladies of the Mary washington
Hospital held dessert sale In the Willis
building here to-day, which was largely
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
with the following In line: Past Supreme
Regent. a. S. Robinson. st. Louis. Mo-;

with the following In line: Past Supreme
Regent. A.. S. Robinson. ST. Louis. Mo-;
S. v. Regent, Robert Van Sands, Chi
cago. III; Senior Orator. Clovis Il.
Bowen, Pawtuckc,, Rhode Island & SEN
! Tor Secretary. ". 9. Robson, !; sos,oil'
Mass; Senior Treasurer Z. A. Skinner,
Wcs,Aeld, n. T.. Senior Auditor, A. I.
Turner. Boston. Mass; Senior Chaplain,
Rev. Il. H. Leisenrng, Chambersburg,
Pa; Senior Guide. a. s.. BurkhaT1,, Chi-
cngo, Ill; Senior Warden. S. S. BabcocK.
Detroit Mich; Senior Sentry, II. ~.
Matheson Milford, Conn; Senior Trus-
tees. j. NJ. johnson. Chicago: II. p.
I.athy. Philadelphia, and ". F. McCom-
nell, New York.
Medical Examiner-in-Chicft SANFORD
Hornscom, East Scmerville. Mass.
The Supreme Council Is made up q Is
I officers, committeeman md representa-
& tives. with total membership OF about
one hundred ard ten. from thirty grand
councils or SIata3aiu:isdlctlons. The iHlr-
ginia rcprcsoa .atiSes nres Rev. ]. !. " G.
Taden. of Rtclini6hd. and a. J. Lincoln,
OF Marion. Tho alternates arc:7or. W. q.
Fwold, sof Portsmuth and r. w "a rnold,
or Alexandria Walter F.. Irvine, OF NOR
folk. is "a member Of .hc Supreme Coun-
q, finance commltteS and Judge Leigh r..
Watts; OF Norfolk, IS as.post-snprene
regent 3tt Ell
The Royal Arcannm has q mcc6crshiP
of $40. O0p which represents about llNe
hundred millions Of dollars fraternal In
s,r;lnce. Since Its %organIzntlnna IN NIL.
over ono characterization Of dollars have
been IA Id to the hencflciarlcs OF deceased
members and.Ethcre has never been n
cents misrepresentation.
4 During the past year the absorbing
topic OF the membership was. the change
I'm the assessment rate. The Supreme
Council of 1906 after3a thorough and
careful Investigation OF the orders vital
statistics and q compilation OF the NOR
tally experience and with n view to
making the order secure for nll time IN
It's prompt payment of every benefit GER
tncatc then In force and those to be
issued In tie future, found It necessary
10 change the rates, and the plan
ndoptcd while creating some discomfort
and resulting In the loss of n good many
members, has been accepted by tho rluar-
Ter Of n million members Who compose
the ORDER and the Arcanum has success
fully passed through the transition period,
with her flag stll in tho forefront OF the
fraterna army. Good will and harmony
prevail: limitations are taking place (7t6
new members received last month";, ard
the councils nre, enjoying the .fr3lternal
functions and social amenities that char
acterlzed the order before the rate stir.
The Grand Council. held In April, with
n single exception, passed resolutions en-
pressive Of their confidence In and loyalty
10 the Supreme Council. 1t Is not, thought
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attended, and a handsome sum reallzeu
for the good cause.
f. Miss Lula Braxton has returned from
a visit to friends In Washington.
Mrs. w. FL Fitzhugh has returned from
Washington, where sho visited her daugn-
ter, Mrs. John Daniel @
Miss Bessie Chcsleyfh has returned from
a visit to Mrs. a. D. Alexander at Ur-'
hanna. ".
& Rev. II. M. d. Martin, Of Baltimore:
who has been visiting relatives here
this week, has returned home.
Rev. Norman Luck, Of Essex county,
vas in the city tlls week, f,
General d. d. Wheeler and Mrs. Wheel
4 or visited relatives and friends In Wash
ington this week. III
}s Mrs, Douglas II. Knox Is visiting rela-
tivcs In Richmond county
Mrs. DR.. Owens. Of Savannah. Ga, is
the guest Of her sisters, the Misses
Forbes
Mrs. Charles Steele, OF New York, was
here this week visiting Miss Mamie
Forbes
Miss Lizzie Kelly has returned from
n visit to her sister, Mrs. r. J. Smith,
at Bealcton.
Mrs. Charles Il, Hunter. who spent the
winter in Baltimore, has returned here,
and will occupy her country homo near
this city for the summer
Mrs r. S. Dickson and daughter have
returned from visit to friends In Pitts
burg.
Mrs. c. u Brown, of Washington. was
a visitor hero this week
Mrs. Bette G.. Wallace, Of Wnrrenton.
N. c., Is the guest Of Mrs Josephine
Wallace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s. Bradley, Of
baltimore, were guests this week Of Mr..
and Mrs. w u. Bradley.
Mr.-wistar TraXton, of New York, WIS.,
tied his mother, Mrs. Anna Rraxton, this
| week.
Mr.. "A. A. Lewis has returned to Rich-
mond after visit to his mother, Mrs,
Anna Braxton, this week,
Mr.. A. A. Lewis has returned to Rich
mond after visit to his brother, DR.,
| NJ. NJ Lewis.
Major Charles +, Mason. wife and SON,
or Washington. y. s. A., were visitors
hear this week.
Miss Mamie Wills Is visiting Miss
Ma,de Steele In Richmond,
The Misses Wtherspoon, of Louisville.
Miss Cooke OF Elnllins; Misses Cora
and Lucy Duke, Or, Ryland knight.
| Messrs, Norvell and Reid, of Richmond,
| were here this week on sightseeing
| trip
Mrs. =. ", Mills has returned from n
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New Masonic Hall.

Especial to The Times Dspatch)
BOYDSON, VA, May 1o.-The Masons
have secured a lot on the street facing
the courthouse. and will begin the build
ing Of their temple at once. The lot
purchased is the. one on which the livery
stable stands, which formally belonged
to G. NJ. Phillips.
Messrs. M. p. Watkins C. T.. iRcekes,
III. Il. Coleman and A.. T. sncllings have
been appointed to employ an archietect
TO make plans OF the building It is to
be three stories high. The plan Is to
have two stores on the first floor, offices
on the second, and the lodge room on the
third The building is to cost between
four and five thousand dollars. 1t will
adjon the new town hall and will be an
Imposing structure when completed. ,
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tty, Va, and will visit his old home in
Lexington the first of June. tIjs$
Rev. Thompson b. Southall will preach
Sunday morning ut Miller Manual School.
liz Albemarle county. near Chariot esville.S
and his pulpit In the Lexington Pr sby-
terrain Church win be filled by Rev. Or.
James A. Quarles, OF washington and
Lee University ,sS 4 ~
Mrs, Norris w. Hardness, Of Trento
N. j.. Is in Lexington visiting Colonel
and Mrs. It. w. Nichols. s S s534SsS
Miss Elm Gibbons, OF Baltimore, Is the
guest OF Mrs. J. o. Knott in lexington. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13

il f. & . 4 ! u "a 2
that tho coming session Of the, Supreme
Council will reopen the ratio question.
Those who have met this body OF men
are impressed with the excellent person.
mel and ability. The membership COM
prises lending business and professional
men from different sections OF the United
States and Canada.
The Grand Council Of Virginia at It's
session in this city In April appointed q
committee TO express n welcome to the
body to old Virginia soil. The committee
is composed OF H. A. Dohic OF Norfolk,
chairman; Rev. +. r. McFaden. w. T..
Dial ncy and w. NJ. Bickers, Of Richmond;
J. 3. Blanks. Of Petersburg; r. ". Ar
mold, OF Alexandria, and s. II. Sayre, OF
Hampton.
The supreme regent, Howard c.. Wig
gins, OF Rome, n. Y, IS an;emnnet law
yer and thoroughly In love with the Ar
cunum. He possesses excellent cxecu-
tive ability. and Is a magnetic speaker
Mr.. Weggins is very popular With the
Virginia contingent, as, indeed he Is with
all the jurisdictions.
The welcoming address VII be made by
Nv. NJ. Boxers, tho grand regent. 1t may
be that an invitation will be extended 70
the Supreme Council to meet In Rich
nond, Va, In 1907, and thus give the
representatives Of the Arcanum an OPP
portunity to see the jamestown EXPOSE
ton The new Jefferson Hotel VIII nave
been completed and would make an adj
mirable home place. !,
Tho meeting OF the Supreme Council
at Old Point will be watched with much
interest, and many OF the interested Ar
canumites Will visit tho body. among.
them being Harry Kemp the present st'Il
grand sentry OF Virginia and for eight
years past its deputy grand regent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13

visit to relatives III Caroline county county.
Mrs. f, G. Hayes, who has been visit
ing her father, Mr.. "A. B. lowering. mas
returned to her home in Washington.
Mrs, ella McGraw and daughter VINO
have been visiting Mrs. Mollie Cole nave
returned to Alexandria.
Mrs. H. Kaufman, Mrs. 3, Goldsml1n J
and Mrs. Henry Ulman have returned
from a visit to relatives In Washington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13

Announcement Is made of the follow
ing appointments on tho Louisville and
Nashville. effective May LIST: ]. A. Ridge;
ley, general agent at Chicago. will be-
come division freight aren't at \tlnnta;
j. Al FIartsought, general agent a pltt',-
burg. will become general agent at Chi
'cago; II. r. Barlow travelling agent at
Knoxville will become general agent at
GSistsburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
The Mitten for Him.

."Ah!'&het sighed soulfully, as he leaned
above her. would were a glove upon
that hand" Es III
"Ridlculous." replied the girl. YEARLY.
''You could never be anything but L a
muff. The Catholic Standard and
Times. x f3i. Il II f4Ss Xxi e;
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LEXINGTON
lE,om our Regnlar CORRESPONDENT.

LEXINGTON, VA, May 12.-Miss Edith
McClung Houston, missionary OF the
Southern Presbyterian Church at Cal
harIen, Cuba, is ut home In Lexington
visiting her father, Judge w, p Houston,
She will spend the remainder Of May
here.
Cards of Invitation have been received
in Lexington to the marriage Of Miss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
Hunt Club Officers.
Especial 10 Tho rlmes-pispatch.>

Especial 10 The -Dispatch.)
LEEsBURG, VA May 12.-At their an
'nual meeting the stockholders OF the
Warrenton Hunt Club elected the follow
Ing officers for the ensuing year:
President. Il. r, w. Baker; secretary.
John 8. Gaines; treasurer, w. S. Sewers
directors. James Is. Maddox, John r.
Townsend. 7. A. b. Portman, ]. D. Hall.
A master OF hounds will be chosen to
succeed Mr.. James *, Maddox.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-05
FOR THE PUBLIC HEALTH.
Conference for Proposed National So
ciety at New York.

NEW YORK, August A conference
has been called to meet at the Hudson
Theater, in this city, on November Is
purposes of which are to obtain and dis
seminate information of practices and con-
ditions that are dangerous to the public
health and morals. IT is announced that
the proposed society will work for the en-
actment ard enforcement of all laws for
the prevention of quackery and criminal
practices in the healing art, the preven-
ton of adulteration and substitution of
drugs and food substance and 1.-The proven
ton of the sale of alcohol and narcotics
and other dangerous substances sold under
the guise of proprietary remedies.
Champe S. Andrews, counsel for the
Medical Society of the County of New York.
said today that the following organizations
were among those which had Endorsed the
movement and would have delegates at the
conference in this city.
American Medical Association.
Young Woman's Christian Society.
Medical Society of the County of New
York.
National woman's Christian Temperance
Union.
Academy of Medicine.
Education department, state of New
York.
Several Philadelphia societies.
National Association for the Study and
Prevention of tuberculosis.
Salvation Army.
The Epworth League of the Methodist
Episcopal Church and the department of
public health and charities of Philadelphia