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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-01
After Most Successful Meet
ing Tuesday.
REVEREND WITBYCOMBE
Takes Suddenly IllpDuring
Evening Sessio b nF
Rev. Alsop Leffingwell Delivers q
Very Interesting Address on,
omissions of the Church In Ohio''

/ Probably the most interesting ses-
sion of the Episcopal convocation at
|St. Paul's church, was held Tues
day afternoon with a large congrega-
tion in attendance.
The meeting was opened with the
reading of paper by the Rev. W.
e. White, of the Church of the Re-
deemer, at Lorain, on the subject,
Progress Toward Church Unity"
"The Churchs Official Attitude To-
ward Confession was the subject of
a very interesting paper by Rev. j.
M. Withycombe, rector of st. An
drew's Church, Elyria. Rev. A. N.
Slayton, rector of Grace church, San
dusky, spoke on Omissions from
the Creed"
Following each of the number the
visiting clergymen discussed the re-
marks of the speakers at length.
In the evening. very distressing
incident occurred that caused the
convocation to abruptly adjourn.
Rev. Alsop Leffingwell, general mis-
sionary of the Diocese of Ohio, was
making an address, when Rev. Mr..
Withycombe, of Elyria, was taken
suddenly i'll. Emitting cry of dis
tress. he fell to the floor, and great
confusion resulted among the large
crowd that was in attendance. Med
ical attention was secured and the
patient was revived and was able to
return to his home today.
Rev. Mr.. Leffingwell spoke of the
missions of the church in Ohio and
told of the work in extending the
church throughout te rural districts.
The services were interspersed with
musical numbers by the choio.
The convocation was one of the
most successful that has ever been
held in the Sandusky district of tho
church.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-01
MARION BARRIERS
HOLD MEETING
Perfect an Organization and
Elect Officers.
1t was Unanimously Decided Il
Charge Five Cents Extra
for Neck Shave.

The propr:ntors Of almost all of
the barber shops in the city held a
meeting last night at the CONNER
cial club and formed an organiza-
ton that will be known as the
Marion Barbers' Association.
George Dutton, proprietor of the
Hotel Marion shop, was elected
president and Frank Wiedman, of
the Pilgrim Inn shop was elected
secretary.
1t was unanimously decided to
charge five cents for a neck shave
and a committee of five members
wa appointed to rearrange the
present price lists. The committee
is composed OF Fred Isslicb, f. w.
Dougherty, Elmer Crane, Wilber
Dingler and William Burns. The
BARRIERS decided 10 close their shops
at one o'clock today to attend the
baseball game.
AT the conclusion Of the business
session banquet was served and
The remainder of the evening was
|epent socially.
The following proprietols viii
charge five cents for neck shaves
Fred lsslieb, George Dutton,
Frank Wiedmann, Charles Nc.
Clung, Frank Courtad, William
Burns, Wilbur D;ngler, II. w.
Crisslnger, Elmer Crane, C. T..
Pace. John Dunbar, G.. C. Brown.
L. IS, Rosebery, II. w. Daugher-
" m Q. Wise, p. Rush, III. G..
WATTS, A. Tonguet and G. Cham,
berlain.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-01
Good Words for Cha NIB berlain'.
Cough Remedy.

People everywhere take pleasure in
testifying to the good qualities of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Mrs.
Edward Phillips, of Barclay. Nd,
writes: II wish to tell you that
can recommend Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. My little girl. Catherine.
who Is two years old, has been TAX
ing this remedy whenever she has
had a cold since she was two
months old. About n month ago.
] contracted a dreadful cold myself.
but ! took Chamberlain's Cough
remedy and was soon an we'll as
ever" This remedy is for sale by
Jail druggists. aF
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-01
For Republican Majority
Nomination.
SOME Are CONFIDENT
That Louie Cannot be De-
feated for Second Term.
Quiet Boom Started for John H.
Bartram and Harry Scribner as
Candidates for the Office.

DR.. ]. c.. Setter, member of the
.city council, enemy Of the asphalt
trust and proud champion Of the
peoples rights, is not an active
aspirant for the republican mayor.
lily nomination. At least that IL
what may be inferred from con.
Iversation with the doctor, although
he does not come out directly and
deny that there is some such ambi.
ton ensconed in his mind.
Il don't think that there IA a
man in Marion who will say that ]
ever told him | want to be mayor
the doctor said. Monday, in answer
to the question as to whether he
would be after the nomination when
the proper time arrives.
"Of course a man doesn't know
what he would do should a nomina-
ton of this kind be thrust upon
him. says the aggressive German
councilman. But ! don't think that
there Is much thrusting being done
in Marion politics at present"
The Doctor thinks that this is
particularly so in regard to the on
coming fight for the republican may
orlty nomination. There are a num-
ber OF good men who will seek To
head the ticket, he says, and he
does not believe that the nomination
will be "thrust'on any one.
The fact OF the matter is that DR..
'sIeiter has, some friends who are
quietly going through the HIGHWAYS
and by-ways even at this early date
saying that he is the man who
should be the opponent of Mfayor
Scherff. And these people believe
that the nomination would not be
refused.
AT any rate, II Is certain that the
republican leaders of the city are do
ing everything possible to pick out
the strongest man to head their tick
ct. Whoever the candidate may turn
out to be will have plenty to ham
die making a good showing against
Mayor Scherff for his second term.
II don't believe there Is man
In Marion who can beat Louie for
his second term Is the belief ex-
pressed by one OF the city's leading
Democrats, few days ago.
And that's where the situation lies.
The democrats are lying back and
resting easy in the knowledge that
all they have to do is to renomi-
nate the present mayor and have
candidate who is not only almost
certain to elect himself, but will
help much o carry he res of hmfwta
help much to carry the rest of the
ticket through to victory. At the
same time the republicans are los
ing sleep trying to think of the best
man TO pit against the bustling
little chief executive.
A quiet sort OF boom was start
ed recently for John n Bartram,
junior member of the law firm of
Copeland & Bartram. They say the
republicans could get no stronger
man for the mayoralty candidate
than Mr.. Bartram and some of his
boosters think that he woulh ac-
cept the nomination.
Another man who has been re-
ceiying mention as possible candi-
date is Harry Scribner, who recent
ly retired from the grocery business.
Harry, II is reported, ia in such a
position that he would take the
nomination.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-01

The members OF the w. s.,J. club
were pleasantly entertained, Tuesday
Afternoon, by Mrs. William 1torgen-
thaler. at her home on South Pros
pect street. The time was pased With
embroidery work, and refreshments
served. 0ussts aside from the resu-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-01

Thirty days treatmsnt for Kidney
o!aader troubles and riHumatism for
$1.0O. Your money refunded II not
satished. Pineules contain no alco-
mol. DO not deranss the stomsch.
Easy to take.
sold by Flocken Drug etors.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-01

Az a well attended meeting of Can
py Lodge. No. 81, knights of Pythias.
neld IN Its hall on East Church street,
Iuesday evening. the third degree
was conferred on two candidates. The
ia RANK or page will be conferred next
Tuesday evening. r
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-01
Leave your measure for your spring
suit at Joe Volts, North Main 3.l5tl

Court Unity No. s and Quaqua
No. 1902 will hold joint initiation
In Candy hall. East Church street., on
Friday evening, May 3rd. w. II.
Miller, H. p, and r.. D.. Helfrich,
II. p, will be present. The meeting
will be pubic, by invitation, each
merber being allowed to bring two
friends.
(SigneO f.. p. KING, G. r.
FLORENCE C-tAMER, C. R.
4-30-4t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-01

ANY mother who has had exper-
ience with this distressing ailment
VIII be pleased to know that a cure
may he affected by applying Chamber
lain's Salye as soon as the child is
done nursing. Wipe It OF with a
soft cloth before allowing the babe
TO nurse. Many trained nurses Use
this salve with best results, For
sale by sll druggists.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-01

Gently moves the bowels and at
the same time stops the cough.
Bees Laxative Cough Syrup. Con-
tains goney and Tar. No opiates.
Best for Conghs, colds, Group and
whooping cough. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Children like It. Mothers
indorse It.
Sold by Flocken Drug Store.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-01

The Red Men transacted routine
business D at q regular meeting held
Tuesday evening.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-01
ContradIotlone.

one learns taciturnity best amons
people VINO have none. and loQuscity
among the tacIturn. Riohter.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-01

lar club members were Mrs. Bert
Grow and Mrs. BARLEY Eckfelc.
The club will meet in two weeks
with Mrs. Charles I.epper, Of North
State street.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-01

Mrs. George Hofstetter, Of North
Seffner avenue, was hostess to. the
members and guests of the B. B..
club, yesterday afternoon. The hours
from two to fiye were pleasantly
passed at embroidery work, and, So
cial intercourse. A dainty luncheon
was concluding feature. Mira. James
Walton and Mrs. Vernon Martin we're
the guests Of the club upon this oc-
casion. Hh ~ Yia'b
Mrs. M. G. Chips, Of North Seff-
ner avenue, will entertain the club at
its next meeting. Hii'
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-01

Mis- Ethel Krause, of South State
street, entertained the Kings Daugh-
ters, of the Presbyterian church, at
a regular meeting last night. The
years work was planned ands the fol-
lowing officers were chosen: Miss
Ethel Krause. president; Miss Mildred
Dickerson, vice president; Miss Hor-
tense Fies. second vice president;
Miss Mildred Christian, secretary, and
Mis- Mary Frye, treasurer.
Arrangements were made to meet
with Mis- Alice Crow, Of West Church
street. next Tuesday evening.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-01

Mr.. Solomon Truit and Miss Cecil
Berry, both of Moral, were united in
marriage by Rev. Mr.. Holland, at
Upper Sandusky, Saturday night at
,S O'Clock. The marriage was kept a
secret until Wednesday, when the
brides attendant disclosed the affair.
They will reside on farm near
Moral.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-01

Mrs. Robert Ridenbaugh, of
Windsor street, pleasantly enter
tanned the Stitchers at regular
injecting last night. The time was
spent with needlework and various
social diversions. Dainty refresh
ments were served. Miss Florence
kaller was a club guest.
The next meeting will be held in
two weeks at the home Of Miss
May Gompf.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-10-01

o"S~
bajarins yrou v@g0arlaust dregnir fyrir dom
eff uppvist yroi um pa, a0 Peir vaeru samsekir
borgarstj6rninni / einhverj um gl@pum, og pa
metti ham ganga 40 Pvi visu, ao sumirb eztu
vinir hans og f6lagsbreour yrou / PETRA hop,
er versta dtreio fengju, en- sjalfur @tti ham
pa visar allskonar ofs6knir, r6g % atvinnu-
hnekki, og g@ti a0 likindum ekki verio 6hult-
ur UNI lif slit. Eff Spreckels MI vildi eiga alt
petta a battu og ganga 6trauour fran til
s6knar epgu az si0ur, pa kva0st Honey skyldi
hefia ranns6kn / malinu og ekki lima fyr en-
allir %s0kud6lgar yrou sakfeldir, en- a0 00rum
kosti myndi hann ekki hreyfa vio malinu.
I'm kostna6 kvaost hann ekki geta neitt sagt
meo vissu, en- hundra0 Pdsund dollara myndi
malsoknin kosta 40 minsta kosti; sjalfur
kvaost ham engin laun @tla az TAXA fyrir sina
Pj6nustu.
spreckels Pakkaoi honum ummalin, og
kva5st albdinn az legggja alt slit / h@ttu, til
bess al frelsa borgarly0inn 1r Peim varga-
kl6m or ham Pa var i. Bundu Peir felagar
ba fastm@lum me0 ser, 40 TAXA Pegar til starfa
90 fy]giast allir az unz til skarar skri0i meo
peim og bejarstj6rninni. En- Peir gatu ekki
teki0 til starfa fyr en- um haustie 1905, og pa
var ekki vaudalaus byrjunin. Til Pess ao ia
nokkru Aorka0 Purfti Heney a0 komast { en-
betti par I borginni, og gerast malaautnings-
madur beirrar~sti6rna er 0llum Var pa kunn-
ugt um, 40 ham vildi koma fyrir kattarnef,
90 BAD var auovita0 ekki h@g0arleikur. En-
pa vildi svo vel til, a0 Langdon, sem kosinn
var til bess starfa, um lei0 og Schmitz var
endurkosinn borgarstj6ri, var um Petta leyti
az s@kja um rikisstj6raembattio California
og w. R. Hearst vildi koma honum par til
valda, en- Aokksstj6ri Hearsts / Peirri kosn.
ingabarattu h6t J. J. Dwyer og hann var vim.
%veittur Heney. Dwyer Pessi taldi svo UNI
fyrir skjolsteoing sfnum, Langdon, a0 hann
vek a0sto6armanni sinum, Duke, fra emb@tti
og geroi Honey a0 a0sto6armanni sinum 1
neutrality-suspicious.. Da @'laoi Ruef ao
svifta Langdon emb@ttinu og setja asst / Pao
sjAlfur, en- Par aager0ir hans 6nytti yfirrettur
a jarins jafnharoan OF Peir Langdon og
Honey h6ldu embattum sinum.
Nj t6k Burns til starfa. Ham haf0i YER
ID l0greglun j6snari sambandsstj6rnarinnar /
ATTAIN ar, o. P6tti pvi allra h6rlendra mamma
farastur til ao koma upp UNI gl@pamenn;
ham fekk MI I liz meo ser marga @foa nj6sn-
armenn, og Peir URDU bratt margs visari um
athe6 b@ jarstj6rnarinnar, en- Peir raku sig
lika 4 pa6, sem a6ur var0 ranns0knarnefnd
b@jarbda az f6takeai, 40 hvergi fundust log
leg s%akarg0gn, og enginn vitni, er neitt g@tu
sanna0 fyrir retti. Burns P6ttist Pa STA, 40
Gina naoi6 til az ma t pessa b6fa veri PAD, ao
iona sundrung a f6lagsskap PETRA % vekja
illan grun hja einhverjum Peirra q lagsbr@or-
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-10-01
Burns geroi TT menn til pess az bj60a

f%ulltrdunum mdtur til ao grei0a atkv@oi mott
Pessari tilskipun borgarstj6rans og svo foru
leikar az Prir f%ulltrdar l6tu til leioast fyrir
500 dol]ara hver. Burns hafoi leigthds q af-
skektum stao og Panga0 var fulltrdum pess-
um s%tefnt, til Pess a6 TAXA mott mdtuf6nu. Til
Pess var @tlao serstakt herbegi og voru got
boru0 a Pili0, svo az menn gatu veri0 i n@sta
herbergi og SEQ par og heyrt alt, sem fran for.
an Pess Peirra yroi vart. Oar voru hverjum
pessara Priggjja fulltrda afhentir 500 dollarar
og sa, sem afhenti Peim fe6, hafoi um lei0 yfr
formula Pess e%fnis, a0 Peim vari greitt fe
Petta 1 Pvf skyni ao Peir greiddu atkveoi
Peim Maestretti og fel0gum hans vel. Nj6sn-
armenn Burns st6ou 1 nasta herbergi. sau alt
og heyr0u, sem fran for, og Pegar fulltrdarn-
ir gengu ut Padan t6ku Peir pa h0ndum me0
peningana 1 v0sunum. pa voru nngileg SAX
argogn fengin gegn Pessum minimum, og
Pegar Pei1 sau ser einskis undanferis Won,
neogengu Peir y6rsj6nir sfnar og Pvi nest
s0g6u Peir alt, sem Peir vissu, um athaG en-
bettisbre0r sinna, og imam farra daga voru
Peir allir handsama0ir.
Pegar Pessir menn meogengu komu Peir
upp UNI ALA nina, sem h0f0u ge6o beim mutt
ur og pa voru margir helztu borgar b@jarins
teknir fastir og d@mdir til fangelsisvistar.
M sitja peir f6lagar Ruef og Schmitz +
fangelsi med aestum fulltrdum sinum og en-
b@ttisbreo Drum, og par ver0a Peir ao ddsa
finn ar a0 minsta kosti. Enn er veri6 az
handsama pa, or gafu mestar mdtur og cru nj
ymsir st6rh0f0ingja jar par vestra komnir /
fangelsi fyrir pa s0k. Ruef meogekk alt peg
ar hann var y6rbeyrour, greet pa hast0fum og
LETT i0rast synda sinna; en- Schmitz hefir aldrei
meogengi0 neitt og P6ttist til skamms TINA.
hafa borgarstj6ravald eftir sem a6ur, DO hann
pa veri d@mdur / margra ara betrunarhnss-
vinnu.
pegar Peir svhmitz % b@jarfulltrdar'
hans mistu v0ldin, voru fengnir til 40 gegna
emb@ttum pe1rra menn, sem allir baru traust
til. En- schmitz kva0 Pa0 alt l0gleysu Gina,
kva6st vera borgarstj6ri eftir sem aour P6
ham seti / fangelsi, og h6ta0i jafnvel h0rou
hverju m, sem r%eyndi'a0 TAXA fran fyrir h0nd-
ur ser, og svo sendi ham ut tilskipanir UNI
eitt og anna0, er ham vildi vera lata, alveg
ems og ham s@ti enn t emb@tti. Af pessu
komst glundro6i a stj6.narst0rfn par i borg
inni. Schmitz hafoi PAD til sins mails, a6 meo
sektard6minum hefoi hann ekki veri6 bein-
linis d@mdur fra embatti, og maour sa, er
settur v@ri ao Pj6na embettinu, g@ti ekkert
valid haft 40 l0gum. pvi mali var skotio til
n q 4 81
sakir Pess,ao ham v@ri l0glega forfallaour par
sem ham sati I fangelsi og g@ti PVT ekki
gegnt embettisst0rfum, og fra Peim d6mi get
ur Schmitz ekki afria0. En- Pvf h6tar ham,
az sa,kia nm emha,ttia via nanstu kosn;nrar
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-10-01

hann lfka vonum braoara. Sa h6t Frank
Maestretti og var yhrlitsmaour opinberra
mannvirkja par + borginni. Agreiningur
nokkur reis MILL hans og Ruefs ut at p6litik
% sk0mmu si6ar var honum viki6 fra en-
batti. pa var Schn,itz q fer0 / Norouralfu
90 Maestretti kendi Ruef um embettismiss-
inn, en- Burns P6ttist vera vinur hans mikill,
og talaoi vi0 ham l0ngum UNI raunir p@r, er
ham hafoi / rata6. Sagoist ham vita fyrir
visit az Schmitz vari valdur al embattismissi
hans. pvi vildi Maestretti ekki trda. Burns
sag6i honum pa, a6 simrita Schmitz og spyr]a
hann hvort Petta vari az hans raoi CERT.
Maestretti ger6i Pa0,en schmitz svara0i aldrei
Pvf skeyti. pa p6ttist Maestretti skilja, az
schmitz hefoi svikie sig (: tryg0um og pa het
ham Burns Pvf, a0 veita honum alt pablo, er
ham g@ti til Pess a0 koma upp UNI schmitz
og Ruef o. f6laga PETRA. Da hafoi Burns
fengio / lio med ser mann, sem vissi m0rg
leyndarnal PETRA fe]aga og PAD dugoi lika
svo vel. az eftir tvar vikur hafoi ham / h0nd.
UNI fullar sannanir til l0gsoknar gegn Peim
Premenningnm Schnitz, og Ruef og l0greglu-
stj6ranum, Oman. En- PAD n@goi ekki 40 ma
fo%ringjunum einum, eff allir hinir, sem voru
samsekir peim hefou komist undan lagahegn-
ingu, en- 1 Peim Aokki voru allir fulltrdar baj-
arstj6rnarinnar og allir Peir bejarbdar, sem
hofou gefo mdtur fyrir 6loglegt einkaleyf.
Til Pess 40 ma haldi a Pessum m0nnum
beitti Burns ymsum br0g0um. Ham kom ser
OF samverkam6nnum sfnum / kynni vio ymsa
vini peirra og meo ymsum fort0lum gat ham
komi0 inn illum grun og tortrygni mccall
pessara Aokksbra6ra. AT Pessu leiddi PAD,
a0 Peir hGldu MI ekki h6pinn ems og a0ur;
hver grunaoi AMMAN UNI az hann dragi ondir
sig meira en- sim hlut af mdtuf6 PVT, er peim
askotnaoist, og pa vildi hver um sig reyna 40
stella elm sins Iios; pa for alt Peirra RAD a
ringulrei6, og Peir gengu hvel a f;etur Serum
/ gildruna hja Heney og Burns.
I'm petta leyti hafoi Maestretti og tveir
aorir felagar hans reist hj6lskauta h0ll par /
borginpi, og Pangao var mikil aosokn svo ao
peir graeddu driugum fe af Peirri %stofnun.
spreckels haf0i hjaIpao Peim fel0gum nokk-
10 til 40 koma Pessu a f6t og let af asetningi
sem NEST a pvi bera, al hann v#ri vinur
beirra og felagsbr6oir. pa P6ttust peir
Schmitz og hans feIagar vita ao Maestretti
smti a svikraoum vio sig, par sem hann var I
svo miklu vinfengi vi0 Spreckels, og hug0u
pvi 4 hefndir. pa gaf schmitz TT pam bod,
skap al engin stdlka yngri en- l6 ara m@tti
tara 4 skautum az kveldi days. Petta lett vel
ut sem sioab6t, en- var I raun og veru CERT til
az spilla atvinnu' Peirra felaga, Pvi ao ungar
st1lkur s6ttu NEST skautaferoir. En- Pessa
borgarstj6rans Purfta bajarfulltrdarn-
ir ao sampykkja til Pess hun fengi gildi, og
-. .Aa.~Rnrns or Han4v FIRST haldla baim. |
The Washington herald., 1907-12-30
WILL STAMP OUT DRUG EVIL
Virginia Legislature to Make Sweep
ing Changes in Present Law.
Effort VIII Be Made 20 Reach Ven
ders of Cocaine, Especially
Among the Negroes.
- % The - Herald.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Richmond, Va, Dec. % - Sweeping
changes in the laws of Virginia regarding
the sale Of and traffic in drugs VIII be
asked by the Virginia State Pharmaceutical
Association from the next general assem-
bly,. II is proposed 10 wipe out all the
statutes on this subject now existing and
to substitute for them a general statute.
the provisions Of which il is hoped Will
be sufficiently drastic 10 stamp out the
rapidly growing drug evil
The first section Of the proposed statute
forbids the misbranding or adulteration Of
any drug named in the act. The second
requires the board Of pharmacy 10 make
uniform rules and regulations for the pur-
pose Of carrying out the provisions Of the
act.
Section 1 Of chapter 3 declares that it shall
be unlawful for any person TO sell. furnish.
or give away cocaine. morphine. heroin.
opium. and preparations thereof contain
ing a higher percentage Of morphine than
tincture OF opium of the strength ordered
by the United States Pnarmacopoela. or
any salt or compound OF the foregoing
substances, except upon the original writ
ten prescription OF order or a lawfully
authorized practitioner OF medicine. den
tistry. or veterinary medicine which must
have plainly written upon il the name and
address of the patient and must be signed
by the person giving Il. which prescrip-
ton can be filed only once. For viola
ton Of this section or any provision Of
the act the punishment Tor the first offense
is a fine not TO exceed Sloo; upon the
second offcnse a fine of not less than $500
nor more than 1900. OF Imprisonment for
six months in jail. OF both fine and i'm
prisOument
The Washington herald., 1907-12-30
FITZGERALD ROW SETTLED
Baltimore and Ohio Manager Will
Retain His Old Office.
Disagreed with Potter on Promo
tiOns-WiII Report Hereafter
tn the President.
- 70 De Wa.hinrton Herald.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Baltimore Dec. 29.-It was learned to-
night that the friction between Third Vice
President Potter. Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, and General Manager Fitz-
gerald, which led TO tire resignation of
the latter. was due solely to the differ
ences between the two men as to the
manner IN which appointments in the de-
partment should be made.
Fitzgerald. who had worked his way up
from water boy, wanted places high up
TO be filled by the promotion OF practical
men, who had worked their way up from
below. Potter, on the other hand. in
sisted that the places could be in the
end better filed by men who had had
collegiate educations and training
Each man was insistent and Fitzgerald
found all his recommendation for promo
ton turned down by the third vice presi-
dent The situation finally became un-
bearable, and he resigned. but was per-
suaded by President Murray 70 remain
with the company.
1t is said tonight that Mr. Murray
will not create a new position for Mr..
Fitzgerald, as was at first stated, but
Will solve the problem by having the
general manager report TO the president
instead of to the third vice president
The Washington herald., 1907-12-30

that is what / say TO you to-day. Get
away from il as soon as you can. Or
ganized labor stands for better and clean
er living among men.
Il believe in the movement that IS go
ing on in labor circles for the establish
ment Of a labor temple IN every city. II
is "A good thing. In the labor temples
already established no liquor is sold or
allowed 10 be taken into the building.
The Hague peace conference has just
ended l have been told il cost 1900 600.
Some day war will cease. But II we wait
until the delegates sent 70 The Hague
peace conference declare for the abolish
ment Of war. we will grow inpatient.
War will cease when organized labor viii
declare a great peace strike all over the
world, and viii refuse 20 be butchered
any longer for the sake of the whims of a
few rulers.
Who does not believe that child labor
should be abolished, that women should
not be allowed 10 work in factories. that
the immigrant should be Amcricanized
These are Christian things, and are the
things labor stands for. Infidels may
scOf. and may say Jesus was not the son
of God. but they have 20 admit he was
the wisest, the best. and the most re-
marksble man who ever lived. Christ is
labor's champion VIII you accept Him
II you do. you viii win Say to-day He
will be your champion and adviser You
can have no better"
His second Address.
Rev Stelzle spoke again TO members
OF labor organizations last night in the
First Presbyterian Church, John Marshall
place, near G street