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Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-28

a. ?. o. E. Bisbee Lodge, No. 671, meets ffrrs and third Friday of each month d new Elks' HaD.
 Visiting brothers cordially inv. l,A
 c. E. RINEHART,
 Exalted Raiss JOSEPH s. McKEEHAN, sec'y.
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MAKES HAY
WHILE THE SUN SHINES

NEW YORK. July Il. - President
Roosevelt gathered his hay crop on his
Sycamore Hil farm. Edward H. Ma
loney Of East Norwich, L. L, who
worked at the task, told the story last
night at the village store in his home
town:
About .. O'Clock the President came
out 10 the field. He was dressed in a
white suit and a white negHgee shirt,
and. with a hearty greeting all round,
began to pitch with the three others,
with one loading. Before the first load
was done you would not have given 50
cents for that white shirt, and talk
about sweat-drops like peas The
President had them dropping from hls
face. and he didn't stop 70 wipe them
of either but kept right On pitching up
forksful 50 big that he had 70 gel
under them and shove them up 10 me
talk about hay pitchers-he's
wonder. After We got the two wag-
CONS loaded I drove TO the barn, with
Teddy IN the lead, fork on shoulder
and when we reached the new hay
barn the President climbed on my load
and then up IN the NOW, where he took
me hay from the fork and moved i
away. with more big drops falling from
him in streams.
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Kilohana Art
League Notes

on Monday Nr. and Mrs Philip
Dodge departed for Japan, where they
win spend one year. Mr.. Dodge has
promised 10 correspond with the league
during his absence, and this cor
rezponaence VIII appear in this column
Tuesday afternoon. the date set for
the china painting exhibition, some
thoroughly enjoyable hours were spent
by an interested company of ladies and
gentlemen. Tea and waters were
served by those assisting Mrs. More,
and as the visitors came and went the
library presented very attractive
scene Several pieces were reserved BY
collectors. and many pupils enlisted
The unfortunate news which reached
trz family Of Mrs More on the next
dav prevented the exhibition being
continued. as some had requested
However. 4 few have had a chance 70
SEA the beautiful collection during me
latter part NJ the week All Of me
work VIII he placed n the salesroon2 O
the Ar League next week.
Mission and other artistic furniture
x The latest addition 70 the interest
f7~ exhibition on the ground floor
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COL. FRENCH
IN THE PULPIT
Addresses Large Congregation
in Central Union
Church.

An announced. Colonel George
French. Provincial 0fHce- Of the Pa
cldc Coast Province Of the Salvation
Army. gave an address at The Central
Union church yesterday evening. The
night was wet. but an interested COM
pany listened 70 an exceptionally inter-
ezting tax On the salvation Army
work.
Colonel French said the Army had
been working Tor forty-three years and
now works IN fifty countries and colo
MES, having 1000 corps with 1900 off,
GERS, who take the place and do the
work Of pastors. preaching the Gospel
in thirty-Lwo languages.
The Army has a network Of institu-
tions, caring for the people among
whom they labor. II looks after .. 600
persons nightly. The Army has eight
cen colonies Of %. 252 acres. upon which
are placed the poor of many Sums
Five million beds yearly are provided
for the poor at a nominal price. Seven
million meals are served 10 these same
poor people.
When the Army started forty-fTe
years ago the founder, General Booth,
vas sconed at, ridiculed and perse-
cu1ed. Now, IN the goodness Of God,
his mission Of blessing has been recog-
nized. and he has had interviews with
King Edward and Queen Alexandra
later the freedom of London, and still
later an important interview with the
Nikado Of Japan. while the whole Of
that country. from princes and gov
ernors TO the masses Of the populace,
have joined in giving him a marvellous
welcome to their country.
As a further mark Of the high es-
TEEN in which the venerable founder Of
this movement IS held, the University
Of oxford has recently conferred upon
him the degree Of Doctor of Civil Law
in recognition Of his great work among
the masses.
The speaker described General Booth
as the greatest exponent Of applied
Christianity extant. II is undoubtedly
the principle Of applied Christianity
that has made possible the vast move
ment.
He graphically described the work as
an evangelistic agency, reaching by its
newspapers 200. 600 persons weekly.
India has had in twenty-five years
100 ARMY missions. also schools win
an attendance Of 10000 scholars.
In Japan the Army is making rapid
strides and has won the love and es-
TEEN of the nation principally oy It's
determined opposition TO the trat1c IN
girls.
Calonel French spoke. too, Of the
great social work done through its oiI-
ferent agencies. He was wei recelVso'
Miss Yarrow, assistant pastor OF tAs
Central Union church being very cor
dial
The Colonel has been On tour =
inspection of the islands. rms Nls''
may be his last 10 the ISLANDS.
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y. =. Gilman
A HOME AT A BARGAIN

"A MODERN HOME, located IN q
good neighborhood IN haAni' W. !.
- minutes walk from car line ana Z
shor- distance from the new A4i--14
waena school So
Y go oo,5i+son. being almost new -
corrairs two bedrooms, about 161lS: :
. eosa5-sized parlor and diningroom'
kftchen, bath, etc. The interior Is m, m.
isbed in natural wood and the ce---ns3
are unusually high. Large oalAI ~
modern plumbing; electric !lsLl-s'
he servants quarters and chicken Iu--
. 80 t,,,;15i7Es are in the best CONDITION
Size OF lot, 50x1s0- The adjoining e, -.
ma also be purchased al a reasonSo-'
Hq7I-s # larger grounds are desired
Owner wishes TO dispose Of this prep
artv Immediately and wiz sacTlflce !
IN order % do 50. Let Us $40" !.
r. - s-7irs YOU make Us an o1er
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dom and Europe TO the Orient and the
North Pacide Coast Is building four
new 1B.o9o-ton freighters for addition 10
its line. an Increase similar 10 that
which IS being made by the Blue Fun
mel line Tie four new steamers VIII De
in commission before six months have
elapsed. They VIII not be amlra-s, as
the former steamers were ehTIstened-
The new steamers viii be the Ceylan'
Matte. Ouessant and Corse.
According to the description furnish
ed by the company. the boats will pc
arrong the most modern freight and
Messenger steamships in the world. Il
win be The purpose To build Up a pas
sengar trade between Seattle, san
Francisco and the ports OF Central and
South America
Two Of the new steamships are
building in England and TWO in France
The English boats are building Dy
swan Hunter & WIgham and Rich
a~dson & Co. of Wallsend, near New
.asr1e-ou-Tvne. The two French ships
7re being built by La Socite, at 81.
Nazaire.
SreeiaI attention is being paid TO
me accommodations for frst-class pas
sangars. all the rooms being very
large airy and well ventilated Ac-
commodation is provided in staterooms
inside the bridge. on houses on the
bridge deck and on a promenade deck.
situated over II. The first-class quar-
ters viii be provided on three decks. IN
the center of the ship. system when
is employed on the fast German steam
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The Board OF License Commissioners
for the County Of oahu viii hold a
meeting al the Executive Building. on
Monday, August II. 1907, at 4 D. m, 10
consider the application of Fred n
Kney for saloon license to sell in
toxicating liquors az the corner %
Bethel and Hotel streets, Honolulu, at
the premises known as the "Favorite,"
under the provisions OF Act 1ls. ses-
sion Laws of 1907.
All protests or objections against the
issuance of q license under said appli-
cation should be fled with the secre-
tary Of the Board not later than the
time set for said hearing.
A j. CAMPBELL,
Secretary, Board Of License Commits
sioners. County of Oahu
777s-July Is. %, %: Aug. s.
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sea3ea tenders wsIf De received at tha
office 81 the Department os Public In
srrucuon rot later than L M. 2Ionday,
August 8. 1907, for furnishing building
materials 70 various schools On Ha-
uau- Tenders must be submitted On
blank proposals furnished BY the De-
Parment Of Public instruction, which
may be had upon application at the
departments Office or from L sever
ance. HHo- The Superintendent OF
Public Instruction reserves the right 70
reject any or all bids.
(Signed) ". H BABBITT.
Supt. OF Public Instruction.
Honolulu. July 19, 12o-. 1855
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Valuable Book for Sale.

4 book containing a historical sketch
Of oahu College, by W D Alexander
LID. together with a full list Of Of
aaers. instructors and students from
1s41 10 1906, inclusive. is for sale at the
office Of Jonathan shaw, Room 2o5 Nc
Candless Building. Bethel street.
Price Of the book, twenty-five cents
JONATHAN SHAW,
--z5 Business Agent, oahu College.
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Terms Cash, or, at the option CT inc
purchaser. % per cent Of the purchase
price to be paid st tine and place OF
sale and the remainder in four equal
instalments in one, two, three and four
Years with interest on unpaid balance
annually at rate Of five % per cent
per annum.
Provided, however, that instalments
nav he paid before they are due, there
bv stopping corresponding interest
Purchaser of Lots Nos. IS 10 8, N
elusive. viii be required to maintain
their respective homes upon the prem
ises purchased, during not less than one
vear Of the term Of four years covered
bv the Agreement Of Sale.
10 person shall be allowed to par
chase more than one lot.
For further conditions and fuI IN
formation. plans Of lots, etc. etc. ap-
Div at cfzee Of undersigned, Judiciary
Building. Honolulu.
JAS. ". PRATT,
Commissioner Of Public Lands
Honolulu. T. H. June q, 1907.
--e5-JuBe Is. %. July 6, Is. 20, q, 20
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j. Levey, Deceased.
order Of Notice Of Petition for Allow
ance Of Final Accounts and Dis
charge in this Estate.
On reading and fling the petition and
accounts Of Carlos A. Long, admins
+-a+or de bonts non cum testamento
annexo Of the estate of Flora ]. Levey.
deceased, wherein he asks to be allow
a5 s114.5s and he charges himself with
s1705.45. and asks that the same may
he examined and approved, and that
final order may be made Of Distribution
Of the property remaining in his hands
to the persons thereto entitled, anu
4fscharging him and his sureties from
all further responsibility as such ad-
ninistrator de bonis non cum tesla
mento annexo.
II il Ordered, that Monday, the 18th
sav Of August, A. .. 1907, at 10 o'clock
a. M. before the Judge Of said court
At the courtroom Of the said court at
Honolulu. Island Of Oahu, be and the
same hereby is appointed as the time
and nlace for hearing said petition
and accounts. and that all persons In
teres+e5 NAV then and there appear
and show cause. If any they have, why
the same should not be granted, and
NAV. nresent evidence as TO who are en-
titled TO the said property. And that
nofice Of this order, in the English
language. be published in the Pacific
! Commercial Advertiser. newspaper
/ arinted and published in Honolulu
once a week for three successive weeks.
/ the last publication TO be not less tnah
/ two weeks previous TO the time therein
/ appointed for said hearing.
/ Dated at Honolulu, this 9Th day OF
/ July. 1907. --
W. J. ROBINSON,
Third Judge Of the Circuit Court OF
the First Circuit.
| Attest:
7. A. THOMPSON,
clerk Of the Circuit Court Of the First
/ Circuit.
Petitioner in person.
-773-July s, &, ., %
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

CALIFORNIA SAFE DEPOSIT AND
TRUST co.
Corner California and Montgomery SIS
san Francisco.
For the six months ending June ~
1907. q dividend has been declared On
al deposits IN the savings department |
Of this company at the rate Of four
q, nzr cent. per annurl, free Of taxes,
ana psvable on and after Monday,
TT,Tv / 1907. Dividends not drawn VII
be added to the deposit account De-
come d part thereof and earn olFlaello
from July l, 1907.
J DALZELL BROWN, Manager
7I9
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rarity transferred TO tae Commissioner
af PUZZLE Lands by tAe Superintendent
of PaHlle Instruction go Nay -, 1895
Term of Lease, years from Jaly
22aa, 1907
Upset rental. s22S.09 Der AMMAN, pay
abse sezi-annually in advance
For Plan- description and foil part-e-
ula-s, apply at Office Of undersigned
Judiciary Building Honolulu
JAS. ". PRATT,
Commissioner Of Puhlie Lands
Honolulu, Oahu. T. Il, June 20, 1907.
7751-June 22-29, July 6-I3-20-22
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

TIE GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN
SOCIETY.
SIS California St, San Francisco.
For the half year ending June o.
1867, q dividend mas been declared At
the rate Of three and eight-tenths
q g-1U) per cent per annun on all de-
nazfts. free Of taxes. payable on and
AFTER Monday. July l, 1867. Dividends
not called for are added 70 and bear
The same rate Of interest as the prin-
cipaI from July /, 1897.
GEORGE TOURNY, Secretary
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NOTICE.

Notice g hereby given that new
directory 9f subscribers OF the NJ
THAI. TELEPHONE co. viii shortly
be published
An subscribers desiring any chansS
NJ name OF address are requested %
leave instructions in writing az the Of
See a. the Company on or before July
2r+r. after which date no changes |lA
h. made IN the directory
MUTUAL TELEPHONE Co, LID
Honolulu. July 1-ta, 1867. f's-
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BoND-LosT.

Notice Is hereby gwen that Bond
No. SO Of the oahu Railway & Land
Co. OF the denomination Of $1,000, has
been uisla5d or lost. 8nd al persons
are hereby warned against negotiating
The same Any information concern
ing said bond should be communicates
e the Undersigned
". r D1LLTSGEAN.
--aa suffer, Cann Railway & Land Co,
Dated. Honolulu, July ?, 1907
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". c. HALL ARRIVES.

The steamer w g Hail came in
early yesterday morning from Kauai
bringing a very large passenger list.
she reports dne weather. though on
the return trip il was net al that it
might be, the sea outside being rather
choppy. The main items in the cargo
of the Hall were 5000 bags # sugar
and II boxes Of pears. The Milahala
IS reported a. loading sugar az Wal
nea. She win bring down 800 bags
Of X. :. N. and 1900 Bags Ct Y K
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TIDES, SUN AND MOON.

Fail moon July y At SIS p m
Tne tluea az hah1Iu &n3 alo occur
.hout one hour earlier than ~ Homo
5ulu-
an r--rr+as slower than Greenwich
tine being that Of the meridian OF ~
5sc-ees thirty minutes The time WINS
fla blows st 1:3o ? e. which Is fhe
rsrn. as Greenwich. 6 bosrs minutes
SIR a1d moon ara for Zeal TINE roF
ma Whole Eroup
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Souvenir Plaques

Beautiful scenes on wood. Can send
through the mail. Don't fail 70 see
them
HAWAII & SOUTH SEAS CURI0 Co.
Alexander Young Building
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Elevator Boy-Elevator going mp.
Deaf Old Iady-Which way is it go
ing huh? Elevator Boy Cmpatiently)
Up, Up! Up. Up. Deaf Old Lady
tindiguautly)-You talk 70 me-, puo' ss
if YOU thought I was trained oos =
L5ppincott's Magazine.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF LOTS OK
ALEWA HEIGHTS, HONOLULU,
OAHU.

At 10 O'Clock a. n, Monday, July
%, 1907, at front entrance to Judiciary
building, Honolulu, there viii be Sold
at auction under the provisions Of Part
", Land Act, 1895, Section 276, Re
vised Laws Of Hawan) the following
described Lots:
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NEW FRENCH STEAMERS.

The French steamship company
which Is competing with the Blue
Funnel Ene for The roUnd-the-worid
freight trade from the United King
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The only vessel 70 arrive in this port
yesterday, other than the Inter-Is-
land steamers. vas the bark George
Curtis, which came in al 10 o'clock in
The morning. after a 1ourteen-day trip
from san Francisco. capt. Herbert
reports the pleasantest trip which he
has experienced n his many years Of
running 70 this city. The winds were
Eight but fair al the way down till the
islands were almost in sight, when they
became strong. and II was even neces-
sary 10 take II sail. The sea was
smooth as mill pond al the way
Capt. Herbert brought down with
him. as passe myers, TWO young Berk-
ley students who are making the round
trip on the Curtis. They have come
down for pleasure only and enjoyed
their trip very much indeed, the pleas
AM weather making everything most
enjoyable. They looked forward TO
some fishing on the way, but not even
q shark or a dolphin was seen and
having no guns they left the flying fish
unmolesJed-
The Curtis brought down a large
cargo Of miscellaneous merchandise
for this city and VIII load with sugar
as soon as possible and return 70 the
Coast. Her cargo consisted mainly OF
the following items; SOC tons CT hay,
100 tons Of fertilizer, $50 tons Of mould
ing clay. a large shipment Of powder
and Is big 75-foot spars, which were
h-nngh- as q deck lad.
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At i o'clock noon. Monday, July
end. 1907. at the front entrance TO the
Judiciary Building, Honolulu, there VIII
be sold al public auction. under the
provisions Of Part Y, Land Act, 1895
sections 2-s 70 Zs5, inclusive, Revised
Laws u Eawaii), 8 General Lease Of
the following described land:
s. acres of the land Of Labainaluna,
being that portion Of said land tempo
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.-,+a.-Baroneter readings are eor7
80 80 tenpe-stuTe, Instruments.
80 srs local gravity. ana REDUCES
eII ~ = - Average c1ordtn@ss stated
70 "a. rom 0 to g. Direction o. :.
u 80 = ,-svsf,irz direction during =
vino = sn gtT at ?. T. velocity 81
DC az = sxs~sTe velocity N niles Per
WIG Z w :. sTOCKNAN'
hour sectIon Director.
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TwALANT HERE.

The steamer Iwalani arrived yester-
dav from Molokaf and Maui ports,
bringing a few passengers and small
cargo. Of which the principal item was
40 sheep, consigned to J. Low in this
city.
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NoEAU IS IN.

The Inter-Island steamer Noeau'
from Kukuihaele. arrived yesterday
morning. She brought down 1861 bags
Of Union Mil sugar. 81 head of cattle
and four calves. Strong winds and
heavy. seas are reported
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NOTICE OF SALE or PORTION OF
PUBLIC LAND KNOWN AS Pc
UEo, KAU. HAWAII

At II o'clock noon. MONDAY, JULY
-. 1907. at front entrance 70 Judiciary
Building Honolulu, there viii be sold
al public auction, under the provisions
OF section Il, Part ". Land Act 1888
section 276 Revised Laws % Hawaii,
1905 acres. little more or less, Of ths
pastoral land Of Puueo, Kau, Hawaii
Upset price, s7s2-0o, plus cost Of pat
eut and stamp
Terms: Cash. L. s. gold coin
For plan description and fal partte'
uiars. apply at office OF Thos. c. White
ESD. sub-Agent srd Land District
Kealakekua. Hawaii, or at Office OF
undersigned, Judiciary Building, Homo
lulu.
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The simmering burner saves cost o.
fuel and gives satisfactory results tTeV
a gas stove from the Honolulu Gas Co.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF GENERAL
lease OF AGRICULTURAL LAND
At LAHAINALUNA, LAHA1NA,
MAUI.
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local, OFFICE OF THE UNITED
STATES WEATHER BUREAU.
$500 LII. q 1907.
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Read TIE ADVERTISER
WORLDS NEWS DAILY
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FIRST CIRCUIT. TERRITORY OF
HAWAII. IN PROBATE. AT
CHAMBERS.
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SUGAR ON KAUAI.

Purser John CRUDE, of the steamer
". G. Han. reports the following sugar
on hand on Kauai:
NJ. 1000: W. 1900. NJ. A. K,
20 80. G. & r. 215o; Mob, 1864; P l.,
6s55: K. P, 1000; H. NJ, T747; NJ ;.
90. 1000; K :. Co, 1850; Q. F., 21s9-
Three meals 4 day for fifty cents a
week is what the gas stove costs for
incl. Honolulu Gas Co. Ltd
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
Issued Every Sunday Morning uy the
T0rz1 0Hce. L. :. Weather Bureau
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In the Matter Of the Estate Of Flora
]. Levey, Deceased.
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Honolulu. July 19, 19o- T7S5
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order Of Notice Of Petition for Allow
ance Of Final Accounts and Dis
charge IN this Estate.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-08-14
Register!

A great many people argue that it
is no use to register for the reason
that all the voting that really counts
is done in primaries where registra-
ton does not count for anything.
That view is only partially correct.
The only reason why the qualified
voters of this country do not control
it is because they do not try to. Let
all the voters who are qualified to
vote do so, and things will be differ
ent.t There will be less monkey busi-
ness in the primaries. A lot of poll
ticians inclined to monkey business
will be much less keen for anything
of the kind when they are brought to
realize that all the voters entitled to-
register have certificates with which
to protect their rights in the general
election. Everybody who is quail
to do so should register. The time
has come when the mass of voters
should be in position to protect
themselves from the manipulation Of
"a few schemers. s.-Yorkville Enquirer.
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Prohibition Predicted.

New York.-''Within FIVE years
yes within two years-seven Southern
states will have declared for prohibi-
ton and driven legalized whiskey
traffic from their borders"
This declaration was made today
by DIR. Len G. Broughton, of Atlanta,
Ga, one of the most eminent Baptist
divines in the south, who is at pres
ent in this city, where he is address
ing great audiences each afternoon
and evening at gospel camp Fifty
seventh street and Broadway.
''Within the next two years, Vlr-
ginia, Tennessee, South Carolina,
Florida, Alabama, and Mississippi will
follow Georgia's example and place
drastic measures upon their statute
books"
When asked the causes for the pro-
hibition wave which is sweeping over
the south, DIR. Broughton said en-
phatically:
''The negro question undoubtedly is
the most important element which