The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-07
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| ISSASVn0 AVOut AtnA SgnASz - would be another of his lectures on Hugh Manify. He waved hh hand ia.ilx and dsprecstcriiy: ..... .s,,. i, admit there are some qualities that wo- men seem tg possess In liner degree than we Of the ungentie sex. Take tact m men of the World and an Ti here n"1 use i the phrase in its best sense. men to whom we attribute the possession of what is eyor bs aE Mn ey ss HSs1a Wasa taas SO far. men are equal if not superior, | to women. But tact is not duite savoir l faire; 1t is something less and good It. many women not notably infelisct- Here is little stoFy about woman
 she gave party. reception. pail. nam iname-and pat it was anu an sxswplary young man who sang whenever Ne was snT s the psrty was snd hs dd Whsn he finished there was a silence unbrok- en save for the half-smothered hyster- ical gurgles of the debutantss. But ns sna mS irony worthy tS Of phocles uDlifted him into ngurative heaven he could sing aiways and ever.
 How you DQ .sinx!" was her duicst have your voice cuitivated.o She has not asked him to sing again. but he has not noticed it. The poor @ fellow ,1s has snsagsd teacher .,,,i and is .s . voice that will make him naanx an
 Wants Juvenile Court. St,ssSss up at this sesson nDoq of tss anst s s that seems to me to be worthy moro consideration than has 50 far been dee voted to 1t by either the legisiators or @ cisinen yssssrday 9sfep M to sss mat ter of the treatment of youthful offend CTS against the laws.
 "At the present time. when q boy mits any criminal offense, there is choice to thes officers, to either punish him as they would older offenders or to let hsm Na,tEsr fo entirely without pnish youth. and either the fact that he is cast among hardened offenders in the taiis, or that he is given to understand be punished for anything he may do, has just one tendency,L and that fs to make him an habIfdai criminal. His finish Is easy to foresee. and 1t is q comes. 9 a5
 T used to live in a State where they had adopted Juvenile court law. and voSns ssnprisns sars sna the msnnsr n which from the streets, and thoroughly re- formed from their evil ways, despite the indifference and neglect. in many instances, of their parents.
 such a result Is most devoutly to be hoped for, considered either from the standpoint of the future of the in- dividual boy or girl, Of from that of State and its citizens. There is only one defensible motive for the punish r1ent of criminals and that is the pro- tsction of the public. How much better. youth could be checked In embryo. and the State saved the necessity of guard. ing against that particular future T cfanced to be in Mobile the ether day on business, and found that the people there are wide awaks to the necessity of passing a juvenile court local law, applicable only to Mobile County, and It is the understanding there that the ladies who are interested in the blil have secured pledges of bile delegation. A law ought to be passed. however, that win apply to ey- cry countyein the State
 TaIentea Barit0me in the City.
 MT. M. Morgenthau, singer and com poser, IS in Montgomery for few daya- MT. Morgenthau possesses the rare Is quite e talented musician, though he does not make this his profession. During the Jewish holidays last Sep Temple, and his numbers were greatly enjoyed. Previously, he gave a song recital in Montgomery, for the enter tainment of his personal friends.
 T have had several offers to go. on the stage in large musical productions" said MT. Morgenthau in casual conver- sati9n s Jestss,rday Js,ry Savage has offered Madame sf Butterly,S SAans and he toid Hie me m was very foolish not to accept. lie assured me success have also had parts in Rose of the Aihambra," and in The Modiste." with Miss Fritzle
 J. F. Proctor in City.
 Hon. John F. Proctor of Scottsboro. sometime secretary of the Senate, some time member of the House, and some time a member of the Constitutional his county, is in Montgomery, having come here in the interest of the can. didacy of James A. Kyle for the secre. tarysnip Of the Senate at the session
 Heis busily engaged in greeting his many friends. MT. Proctor has recent iy sold his handsome residence in visibility of emigrating to Oklahoma, ito grow up with the country"
 Senator H. F. Reese, of Dallas Coun-
 
 men of the present Senate, has arriy- ed in Montgomery. His name has been prominently mentioned as a possible candidate for the presidency pro tenn of the Senate, and in sidestepping that honor. he announced that his business was the practice of law, and not of politics. In the position of Senator. he Lad. he said, all the politics he wanted.
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 Representative N, B Powers, who is a member of the Bullock County dele- gation in the Legislatures has arrived in the Capital City. He was a very popular member of former Legislat- ures and is greeted by many old friends.
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 James Kyle, of Jockson, whose face is familiar one to all the older Sena- position of secretary of the Senate, reached the city yesterday morning.
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 Hubert Dent left yesterday for Tus- caioosa, on his return to the State Uni versity, where he is a student of the junior class. after spending the holiday vacation with his parents in Montgom- cry.
 yesterday in the city. MT. Hubbard was on his way to the East from sel- ma. where he spent the holidays with his parents. MT. and Mrs. ". l.. Hub bard.
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 MT. Abe Eagle, of Selma. is in the citv. MT Eagle was messenger for the last House and was mingling with his old friends at the Exchange last night,
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 Mr Rufus JoneS oS Oo+han eo.v.o.