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REPORT IS INCORRECT.
Legislative COMMITTEES Did Not Attempt

Legislative Committee Did Not Attempt q
stop Mutual Lies Delaware Business.
special Disrrfch to Every Evening.
Dover. Jan. 20.-The leg islative COM
mittse did nothing toward stopping
the New York Mutual Insurance Co.,
doing business in Delaware, as was
intimated in some of the newspapers
this morning IL has no such power.
Mr.. SWATtz, agent for New York
Mutual at Wilmington, was before
committed simply to explain an error,
not a deficit, as stated In morning
PAPERS, oocasioned by sendinR in his
annual report, which included not
only the report from Delaware, but
from the Eastern Shore.
When report of the Delaware Agent
was sent to New York, the New York
Mutual deducted the amount Of bust
ness which had been done In Maryland
and Virginia, which was considered as
not belonging TO Delaware.
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rl,ilaaelpnln narror..

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Philadelphia, Pa. Jan. 2O.-WheaL &c lower;
No . red IN export elevator, s5as5jsc No.
Northern do, s6 3agiJ1c; No ? Northern, DO,
Corn steady; No in export elevator. 49,.
Oats. steady; No white natural, s7as71sc; No
white clipped, alAc
spring N sacks, Sle.10aS2QOQ
Refined sugars steady. powdered, 81. .65ae .00;
granulatcd, s. 75asi90i confecionors, SAG0asL 70;
keystone, sAiOasioa
nearby prints, Bic
Eggs, steady nearby iresns lQc 90 marx
western fresh. 20c. at marx.
1--we poultry. quiet bur steady fowls 2Alsc.; old
roosters ga9i6c. spring chickens, l0a 3c.' ducks,
lbal0c.; geese, liai5c; turkeys, l5al6c.
Dressed poultry steady; fowls, choice, lic,
do. fair 70 good, laai3lsc.. old roosiers 100.
nearby roasting chickens, choice, lbal6c; do.
western do choice, l4a1ic. do. fair 20 good, l2n
l8c turkeys choice ana fancy. lsa20c; DO fair TO
good. lUalsc.; ducks, llelbc.i geese, lual8c.
Potatoes. steady; Pa. choice and fancy per
hushel 7Ua7ic; n. Y. choice and fancy per
bushel 6sa7Oc; N. Y. fair to good, per bushel, %
aflc.
Flour. unchanged.
Hay, unchanged.
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ACKEaMAN HELD IN Bail.
The Case Against HIN Continued For rv
tNL.Hu

The Case Against Htm Continued For Two
Weeks.
Joseph Ackerman, who was arrested
yesterday on the charge Of committing
an assault and battery on Thomas T.. Da-
vas, at the shop Of Trump Brothers Ma
chine Co, was arraigned in the Municipal
Court his morning, but Davis being CON
nned in the Homeopathic Hospital, the
case was continued for two weeks. Ack-
erman was placed under $500 bail for his
appearance in court at that time. Dr..
George r. Carmichael, who attended Da-
WIS, directly after the assault said that
Davis was not in a serious condition but
that IL would be about two weeks before
he would be able 20 leave the hospital.
IL was upon Dr. Carmiohael's advice that
the case was continued for two weeks.
Charles Chase, colored, charged with
the larceny of FIVE razors and two pairs
Of clippers, the property Of James Riley,
also colored, was held under 5000 bail for
the Court Of General Sessions. George
sheldon, colored. charged with acting in
a disorderly manner, ON the street, was
fined 50.
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A FEW WORDS ABOUT TONES
Their Value when TO Take n
TonIc-The Kind to Take and what
10 Avoid.

10 AWFUL
The word tonic" covers a multitude Of
sins. People IN all walks of life take tonics
and these TONES range from whisky straight
down to iron pills. Those who take their
whisky straight are to be commended for
one thing; namely, their frankness. They
cheerfully admit that they take alcoholic
beverages and do not masquerade behind
the innumerabe patent medicines with
which the country is flooded and which
are called tonics. The average "Tonic, :"
blood Purifier, and Nerve Invigorator, 3"
contain from II TO go per cent alcohol, 30
that while these medicines I'D seem TO make
you feel better for the time being, this is
caused entirely by TIE temporary etimu-
lation of the alcohol. The reaction of such
debauch leaves the system weaker than
ever, and II their use ie persisted ina COM
plete breakdown is bound to follow.
A true tonic builds up the tissues, en-
riches the blood and improves circulation.
In Magee's Malt Emulsion we have
remedy which contains sh-building and
strengthening materials in a highly con-
centrated form without a drop OF alcohol.
No temporary artificial stimulation follows
its use. but a. steady and constant in
vigorating influence is felt from the FIRST
day.
When YOU consider that MaRee's Malt
Emulsion contains the purest Cod Liver
Oil, in combination with syrupy Diastasic
non-alcoholic Malt, 10 which Is added
Hypophosphites Of Lime and Soda, you
must realize that ae a muscle builder and
nerve strenRthener, II would be impossible
TO devise a remedy of greater value.
Remember, not a drop of alcohol enters
into Magee's Malt Emulsion. II is a food
and food alone. This superb remedy may
be obtained Of Il. b. Cartmell. wholesale
and retail druggist. Sixth and Madison
streets.
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OBITUARY..

William H. Eder, one Of the pioneer
citizens OF Elkton, Nd, died suddenly
yesterday at his home, aged IS years. Mr..
Eder was one Of the largest real estate
owners in Cecil county. He was identi-
fed with a number of the towns industries
Mrs Mary Britton OF Philadelphia.
sister of Police Sergeant Hiram White, is
dead. She will be buried tomorrow
afternoon in Westminster cemetery. Ser
geant and Mrs. White viii attend the
funeral
Alexander jackson, aged Ga years, died
on Thursday at S46 Wilson street.
William il. Rickerts, aged p years,
died on Thursday at 233 Adams street.
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Atatas.

BUCKLFY-In this city, on January 10th. 1905
John, son Of John q. ana Margaret Buckley.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral services a. the residence of
his parents Ia searles street. on Monday after.
noon at 2 O'Clock. lnterment at Cathedral
cemetery.
HAWKE-In this city, on January 18th. 1906,
John W. Hawke, aged a years.
Relatives. friends. members OF Lafayette Lodge,
No. 2. X. Of A., and employees Of n. q n. "a. .
are respectfully invited 20 attend the funeral
services at the residence OF his son in-law.
Randolph spindler, No. 226 W. Twenty-second
street. on sunday afternoon at O'Clock. Inter
ment at wilmington and Brandywine cemetery
LAWLER-in this city, on January l7th. 1905.
Mary A. wife Of Richard IaWler.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited
20 attend her funeral from her late residence.
No 5l7 Madison street. on Monday morning at
9 o'clock High Mass at st. paufs Church. In.
terment az the Cathedral cemetery.
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THE BANK STATEMENT.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special wlfeL
New York, Jan. 20.-rhe statement of the
clearinghouse banks for this week shows
that tho banks hold SIG, ,7M, $40 over the
legal reserve requirements. This is on In
creaao of $3.50. 90 over last week. The
statement foliuwe:
Loans, slO,25, 595. 500; increase, S20,
553 500, Deposits. 50, O29. 3G9. 800; increase,
$50, ,lGi 400. Circulation, 452, Gas iO0 do
crealo, SaQf iuQ. Legal tenders Ss9 ,lSs 600
increase, S357. gOu. Specie, Sle0, NOS. $50; in-
crease. sll. 63N, 900. Reserve, s27f lO6, 800
incroaGe. 81 g96. 7O0. Reserve required,
25i, 1872 325; increase s., OiO, 7i5, Surplus,
states deposits. Sl0, 1855, ,375; incroaso, So,
qUl. OBS
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
-orInlnl - nlnatch IL snncIal WIrna

Associated Press Ditpatch nv special Wires
New York, Jan. 2O-Cotton opened
steady today; January, ii.555, bid March,
lLU; May.li.g2; July, 11.96; August 1i.l3 ;
september, il.O5, bid; Octpher, lO.93.
Cotton opened steady, at an advance Of
2a6 points, On the report Of the National
Ginners Association which. showing oli-
cially llG. 900 bales ginned between January
lgt and January 10th, was given a hullish
Interpretation. Tho market eased OF during
the middle morning 10 about the closing
prices of yesterday.
Cotton closed steady January, 1l.58
February, 1.64i March, ll.76; April, ll.s0
May, llS7i June, u.eS; July, lLo3; Au-
gust. 1l.T2; September, 1i.O4; Octobar,
1880. Spot cotton closed quiet middling
uplHnds, 1895 middling guilt, 1880; ualoa,
2, 2i3 bales.
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ATTEND MARINE CONVENTION

Capt. Philip Reyboid Goes 10 Washing
ton 10 Represent Deiawar~.
Capt Philip Reybold Of this city will go
to Washington tomorrow 20 attend the
annual convention Of the American As
sociation Of Maritime Masters and Pilots.
Of which he is a member, representing
Delaware therein. The convention will
be in session next week at the Hotel Nor
mandie.
One matter to come before the meeting
will be the construction Of a deep water
canal connecting the Delaware and Chesa-
peake Bays, in which Capt. Reybold is
very much interested.
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FUNERAL OF PAINTER FRAME.
al corresnondenea d Everr Erenlns.

'fsN''' - -fN+t p
Georgetown, Jan. 20. The funeral
Of the late Paynter Frame, who died
at his home IN Indian River hundred,
on Tuesday, took place at st. john
N. 4. Church, near his home farm
yesterday afternoon, and was attended
by large concourse Of people from oil
over the country.
The services IN the church we're con-
Quoted by Rev. Harry Taylor. castor
of the church. 1t the grave the
services weie in charge of franklin
Lodge, No. l2, A. +. & A. NJ, Of the
town, of which Mr. Frame was q
member.
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Something
for the Home.

lns IS the time Of the year when IL be-
~ Ifoses Mothers to watch carefully the health
~. ulgH c9ndren. slight exposure 10 tho
Weather often brings on heavy cold which
no' treated in time develops into Pneu-
,-.,. ,-ou'l q sore throat, if allowed to run on,
T uecome severe case Of Bronchitis or
t.lsultls babies suffer with Group, which
'l'siiy dangerous. Therefore every mother
-llll ,- Keep IN her home a safe, clean, sure
s5a.y ,r...ly upon which she can rely in such
/, ,,FtAAlRACAMPH First Aid to the Injured)
m, you have never tried Paraoamph, cut
n n.e coupon below and present Il at n.
I,,i.' ll2rtn Drug Store for a sample
''''ie' DO it today
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SOHOOLHOUSE BURNED.

Special Correspondence Of aEvery Evening
Georgetown, Jan. 20. The school
house, with the books, desks, maps,
stoves and other school supplies Of
district No. 10, nesT Angola, IN Indian
River hundred, was destroyed by IRE
on Thursday night.
Loss about $500; insurance, 800.
The origin of the ire is unknown.
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daa Yatf 10 Glasailn.

\AANlff ENG lNEfR. ADDRHss
w innp2i %, livery kvening Ohioe.
AAfAn -i-sALGsNAN FOX WILMINGTON
W Nnl nearby points, Address, with re- ef.
ehtcs n ~, fveiy evening once ian2H2f
EOh sALE-uALE s. KILnURN FOLDING
II led nud a foiareutor
lan2eaIi Address % Ayery Evening Ofice.
NfANl Eu-kELlABlE MAN or WOMAN
w io take charge oi egg business ln Wilm ng.
ton and iQ retail lFFs 90 Ftmcnf market
hAhhl NNlON, DhlAMARE tGGs.
l-Nalt IONcr, 4 ol.
/ usl- JANUARY 10. WHITE IFRRiFR
iup lelf oia' tam and slender narrow
ftcc. long po ntod ears. yellow suort nl base of
ahull, answers Co name of "ME" Weuari n re-
TUNED to THOMAS b. YOUNG,
leA-lA lll Jefferson street.
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GIRL BURNED TO DEATH

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening.
Georgetown. Jan. 20. Mary Bradley,
the l5-years-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. W. Bradley, was burned 10
death on Thursday.
The particulars Of the accident can
not be learned.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-20
IHEFT OF JEWELRY.

associated Press Dispatch by snecial Wires
New York, Jan. 20.-Charles Mentor Of
Cincinnati, o., reported TO the police to-
day that 81 $50 worth ofljewelry was stolen
from wife yesterday.
'Ifs ienter said she left the jewels in
C. .partments, at the Hotel Breslin,
MNLI- mo and her husband won't Tor q walk
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Associated Press Dispatch by special wireL
Washington, Jan. 2O-Woather fore
cast for Delaware:
Warmer tonight and tomorrow, with
occasional rains; fresh, possibly brisk,
south wind.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-20
AMERICAN CRUISER SQUADRON

Assoclaied Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Tangier, Morocco, Jan. 20.-The Ameri-
can cruiser squadron, commanded by
Rear-Admial Charles ID. Sigsbee, sailed
from Tangier today for Algiers.
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Ner Enelne chrl.,.ned.

The new combination chemical engine
OF the Friendship Fire Co. was christened
by water today for the FIRST time, the
Phoenix Co. doing the honors during the
fire at the Clayton House.
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10 CHANGE NAME

The r. L. Peacnck 90. Wil Become IN
Wilmington Furniture Co.
The E. L. Peacock Co., which has a
large houseiurnishing store at Ninth and
King streets, has applied TO Secretary OF
State Cahall at Dover for an amendment
to the oompany's charter, changing the
name to the Wilmington Furniture Co.
The change of name is the result OF the
retirement OF l.. L. Peacock, who was the
founder. The company is under entirely
new management, with David Mccoy as
president
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-20
Min creek Union Asaoeiation.

The Mill Creek Union Association for
the Recovery Of Stolen Property will
have its annual meeting at Union Hall
next Saturday.
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clnnrinrs for the Week.

The clearings in the local banks
for the week ended at noon louay
81, l26, e6l for the corresponding "eeA
Of last year.
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Penslan Granted.
Pension Granted.
Priscilla Hartman of this State has
been granted a pension Of s. a month.

"Doan's Ointment cured me of eczema
that had annoyed me a long time. The cure
was permanent. Hon. S. w. Matthews,
Commissioner Labor Statistics, Augusta,
Me-
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Converted Before Death'

William ID. Hall, who was killed on
the p. b. a W. railroad on THURSDAY
was recently converted AZ ths evaneei-
istio meetings ut Asbury NJ Onufon'
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Bucher, wire signs, GIG Shipley.-
Umbrellas repaired at 4l2 Shipley street,
hoohng and heaters Williams lO5 W.ioths
Red Gross Plastors, Diapers, Seventh and
Jackson
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-20

The price Of eggs wills be lowered
10 cents next week In Wilmington
Farmers Market. Harrington, Della
ware, ERgs.F
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aAarrraass.

PENNELL--WOOu-On January 18th, 1906 By
Father Birminqham, at the Parsonage OF si
Pairick's K. c. church, John T., Penneil Jr, to
Lucy May Wood. all Of this city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-20
Id Cd to Europe.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Blatz of this
city, viii sail today for two-months'
visit in Europe.
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Nen 4orn unolnllan..

Associated Press Dispatch DY special Wires
Sew YORK. Jan. l9--The stock market opened
buoyaut
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List Qi larger houses mailed ON application
Money TO loan on good hnt mortgages.
lRents collected.)
Satisfaction guaranteed.
hous bought soid and exchanged. 70 years
experience
Phone %. a. A. 1l0iA
ian2oru Residence d. a. A. 2i6sA.U U
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Kid Gloves
Cleaned SC
ManhattanLaundryCO.
OO6-OOS King Street.

On Monday January
a2d., we are going to
clean all short kid gloves
that are brought to our
office for 8 cents per
pair. All those sent in
by our wagons will be
charged the regular
price.
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LooaL HnEYErIEx

Don't Forget Your Roof
Use Cartmell's roof paints
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o. E. Pierson. 9l3 Market street,
issues policies against ire end
burgIary.f
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Fnnaalnnln nnnInllnnA

Associated Prea Dispatch ny special Wires
Philadelphia, Jan. 2o-2 p m.-Market CLOSED
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CLEANING UP


All over the store; bargains
in Shoes for Men, Boys
and Little Boys at half
price or less. Now 81,
$3.50, 50 and $3.50. Mems
Fleece-lined Underwear,
Shirts only, in sizes 40 and
AZ at % cents. Salesmen's
samples Of fine Underwear
at 60 cents. Soft Shirts at
80 cents or 8 for 81. Bar
gains in Mems Trousers at
S1.5O. all sizes. Mems Suits
at S5, Sc and $3.50. All
sizes in regulars and stouts
at SO and $3.50.
Open tonight until 10.
JAS. 7. MULLIN & SONS,
9Th and Market
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-07-12
S35O,Ooo,ooO in sight
Gold Field Displays More Wealth Than
Combined Wealth of vanderbiIts,
GouIds and Morgans

GOldfield, Nev-Three hundred and
fifty million dollars-more than one.
third of the national debts the con.
sentative estimate made by competent
mining engineers of the value of ore
in sigh in ten principal mining groups
of TOnopah. Staggering as these fig
ures appear, they are reliable. But
it will require several years of hard,
intelligent and consistent work to eX-
tract this great volume of mineral
from the earth and transport it to mill
and smelter for reduction before the
yellow metal will be available.
This $3.50, 900, 900 in gold ore merely
represents the showing made in the
ten famous groups of TOnopah. What
the score of other properties may yield
in the way of yellow metal is purely
prUblematical but the grand total
doubtless would be quite unbelievable,
and if the gold in sight in the mines
at Goldfield and other southern Ne
vada camps is taken into considera-
ton, the combined wealth of Rookie
feller, Carnegie, the Goulds, Astors and
Vanderbilts would appear small in
comparison.
Nevada, in five years, win be the
greatest gold producing state in the
United States, snatchiGg from Colo
RADIO the yellow crown of glory and
wealth that she tore from CALIFORNIA;
grasp when the bonanza mines of Grip
pie Creek were discovered and began
producing gold.
The ten groups of mines at Tonopah
that have more wealth in gold ore
exposed than Rockefeller and other
New York multi-millionaires can COM
mand, are the Tonopah, Tonapah Elk
tension, Belmont, Jim Butler, Mac
Namara, Midway, Tonapah,
North Star, West End and Golden An
Choir.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-07-12
AlRsHlPs AT $1,000
Philadelphia Inventor Says He Has
Machine That Needs no Gas Bags.

Philadelphia-Air will soon be
as cheap as automobiles, or even
cheaper, if Auriel Bratche Of this city
is right in his calculations. He has
just patented a dirigible airship that
represents his ideas, and expects to
be able to market similar ones for
81 900 each.
He has a small working model,
which, with TWO horsepower motor,
can lift 100 pounds. He will equip his
full-sized machine with ten horse
power motor and expects it to have
lighting power sufficient to sustain
fully 500 pounds of dead weight in the
air, in addition to the machine, which
will weigh about 800 pounds.
No gas bags are used. Bratchie de-
ponds entirely upon mechanical means
to lift and guide his airship. The mo-
tive power consists of two huge pro-
pellers. The driving motor is directly
beneath them and under the aero
planes hangs a slightly built metal
cage, like small oil derrick, in which
the operator sits.
The propellers in a horizontal po-
sition will lift and carry the machine
forward, while an inclination upwards
or downward of their axis will aid in
the ascent or descent, as desired, Brat
chic explains. More than this he will
not say He expects to make pub
lie demonstration some time this sum-
mer.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-07-12
SUMMONS FOR JOHN D.
FindIay, Ohio, Probate Court Demands
Presence Of Maenate

Findlay, Ohio-Judge Banker of the
probate court has issued a summons
for John d. Rockefeller in connection
with the suit recently filed here
against the Standard Oil company
and Mr.. Rockefeller, in which it is
alleged that the Valentine antitrust
law has been violated. The summons
has been turned over to Sheriff Groves,
who says he will make services upon
Mr.. Rockefeller as soon as the latter
returns from Europe Sheriff Groves
has gone to Cleveland to serve sum-
mons upon the Standard Oil company
through one of it's officers.
Little Rock-Attorney General Rog-
ers and Prosecuting Attorney Rhoton
of Pulaski county today fled suit
against the Waters-Pierce Oil CON-
pany, alleging a conspiracy to control
the output and prices of oil and ask
ing damages in the sum of $4,000, 600.
They also ask that the company for
felt its right to do business in Ar
kansas. The bill alleges that the
Waters-Pierce Oil company is asso-
ciated with the Standard Oil company,
Republic Oil company and others.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-07-12
VISION CONVERTS GAGE
Former Secretary of Treasury to Join
Madam Tinqley

Chicago-A local paper this morn-
ing will state that Lyman ]. Gage,
former secretary of the United States
treasury, fnancier and until recently
president of one of the largest of New
York's trust companies, will forfeit
a salary of $4,000 year. and join
Madame Katherine Tingleyys Univer-
sal Brotherhood at Point Iona, Cal.
The paper further states that Mr..
Gage has been influenced to such a
move by vision that he is declared
to have seen. The paper also states
that the former members of President
McKinley's cabient has purchased for
$4,000 site on Rock Promontory, adj
joining the Tingley mission.
IT is also stated that he will devote
his life and fortune to the spreading
of theosophy. His grandchildren and
children, it is stated, will attend the
Raja Yoga school at the homestead.
the training school for the cult, and
his relatives, his sister and brother,
will occupy houses adjoining his own.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-07-12

upon the principle that the church is
pledged by its creeds, sacraments, and
traditions to recognize the value Of
the mems bodies and bodily needs,
as well as their souls and souls needs.
and that only when the church acts
in its corporate capacity in social
istic direction can it fulfill its social
mission. ITO this end the members
OF the league accept the principle of
socialism"
letter was read from the bishop
OF Manchester to the effect that there
could be no question of the urgency
OF the present crisis, and of the duty
OF the church to seize this great op-
portunity. The bishop of Birmingham
was quoted On the present monopoly
OF the church by the plutocracy and
the capture of the parish churches by
the rich