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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-01-10
FIESTA
de Ano NuevO.

ri dfa / o del actual, ell "Club l..
NJ" dc BCeyille, Texas. celebr6 la en-.
trada del af1u nuevo con una bonita y
6ien organizAda yelnda, en- 10 cual to-
maron parte los STes. Encarnaci6n
Morales y &. Tanguma, Presidente Y
Secretario respectivamente, y los Sres,
j. NJ. Barrera, Jose Trevifio, Sra. Fe-
licldad de Gonzalez y Srita Victoria
Tanguma. Todos desempeTIaron su
cometido debldamente arrancaron
nutridos aplausos & la crecida concu-
rrencia.
Una magnftica Orquesta cubrio los
intermedios con las mejores pleas de
Su repertorio.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-01-10

Eu un ilscurso quo dijo hace
POGO al Empersdor Guillermo 4
bofdo del aforasado "Deutehlan"
atirmo que sl marino dsbia pen
sar solo on tres cosas en- oil mo
mente oil que Sc Rhoga: primero
on sus padres, luego on DIos Y
despues en- su Empsrador. Los
peri0dicos alemanes han ceusu.
RADIO las paiahras de. Kaiser y
las han cslitcado do contrarins
q Ia Blblia, pues on los INSTANCES
do 10 muerte. oil Empersdor es
igual q todos los hombras
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-01-10
CURADO DEL PULMON.

"Hace como once aIlos que estuvc 4
punto de contraer In construction, es.
crlhe o. o. Floyd, uno de los principa.
les comerciantes de Kershaw, $. G..
"Habia perdido l35 libras de peso y
tosia constantementc dla y noche. al
I'm, empece tomar ci ''Dr. Kings
New Discovery" y segui tomandoio
durante sells meses, cuando mis- achn :
qucs desa aparecieron !por complete Y
adYuiri mi peso normal, ITO lihras. !"
Miles dc pcasonas son sanadas cada a
no. Lo Sarantizan en- In Bot:.za de f.
a. Chapa. precio. 80 ces'tayos y
: LOO R9tellas dc pruet,a, gratis.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-01-10

fagts bottom 20 una toya de primot
, debs eeP iisTado por todos los
mssisaaos. sin eseeIsi6n, que Yeaa
en- lnArss la DzcxsSani6n viva ,
elortnsa ah MexIco.y coniSgrgarlo 40.
mo va Fesnardo del eentsaartO. tsu
preclo ssta al aieanoa DO soaas, ss
eeatayoa ORC. o el dobta ca siiaeTo De
Mexico, -
Al qila nos eayfa nero so cen.
taYos Tssr una subscription poF has
a. aslsuIboIs, eGYtssea,os ssts heIIe
hotHn dc regalo, Dirftanss a Pablo
psas, sas q. IasSd0 S., Gar An.
saase.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-01-10
LOS yfIcs

"Antes de simpatIzar con otros, dc.
betnoa haber snffido nosotroS." Hadle
puede compreEder los sufrimientos
que causa nn c6llco q menoS que 10 ifa
ya exp5TiBelitado No hay probabie-
nerte tIlnguna entermedad que cause
tant7 aflicci0n mental ffsica y que
requlera eftGaZ AsisteDetA meIIlca. 10.
do peligro del c6ilco, sin embaryo.
pueda eyitarse, usaudo prontamnf,te
el 'Cnamherlain's Cough Remedy"
Entire los miles QUO io han uHafo. no
tia haUIdo nj uft sofo caso en- que l,aya
reshitado Ia nenmonfa g quo no maya
sanaao.
Do yenta en- Ia Botlca dol Leon, do
r. a, Chapa. San Antonio. Texas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-01-10
Ell pRnpIn nnMnnr

isl Sf. august Shetpe, ri popular
mayoral do los pobros, eu Fort Madl.
son, Ia, tiicGs "I,as Dr, KIspa New
Life Pills" lrau aldo propiamante Il :
tuladas: son mas agYadabics netlYas
y hacPn que nno SO sienta inelbr nne
ningnn otrr pufgante,'' Sc Rarantlsa
para 10 Slliesidad y constipation. Pro,
eio - esntaTcs on Ia Botloa do +, A.
Gjlapa,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-01-10

ci6n de suicidarme, sin so,neter.
ia antes q vuestro juicio. ST on
tals por 10 atirmativa. procedere
lnmed:etamente & verificar Ia
"pequefia operacion" requerida.
Oyeronse muchos aplausos
dio las gracias el doctor con anna
bilidad exquisite 6 inmediataman
te comenz6 la votaci6n.
Cada concurrente h abba recihi.
do dos papeletas: una blanca v
otra azul. Con la primera se vo.
ta6a en- contra del suicide. Con
Ia segunda en- favor.
81 escrutinio di6 principio an
medlo del mayor orden.
AL principle adquirieron van
tala las papeletas azules, y una
gran parte del p1blico, ayida de
Presenclar ell suicide, di6 marca.
das muestras de satisfaction.
Despues las papeletas blancas
ganaron ell terreno perdido, v al
ca6o llegaron & igualarse.
SOLO quedaba una papsleta en-
Ia urna. 49,. -
En- ell publico habfa una inman
sa espectaci6n.
I'll escrutador meti6 la mano en-
ia GAIA fatal. ....iy sali6 ma
papeleta azul .... "n'
I'll doctor. sin inmutarse. se
puso de pie, arm6 su revolver. y
acercandoselo q la Glen, dijo con
voz tranquila:
ia ia una. -.
IA las dos. .w
lba q decir va IA las
tres. r'
Be habfan tapado los oidos mu.
chas sehor.as, y hasta algunas se
habfan desmayado, cuando uno
de los escrutadores exclam6:
Deteneos. s....! ;Quedau aGn
dos papeletas. %!
. \ salieron. en- ofecto, dos pa.
peletas blancas!
Entonces Sc levant6 ur espes.
tador furioso (sin duda de los
que habian votado por ell suici.
dio) y grito, dirigiandose al es-
crutador:
II Esto es una farza! listed
ha echado esas dos papeletas!
I, efectivamente, al coyenla
violentsmente ell brazo, ss yi6
que salian otras papeletas, blan.
cas- tatnbiSn, de entire las man.
gas del escrutador.
Hubo entonces un tumulto in.
descriptible.
pdblico.
HAY que lynchaz q estos es.
tafadores. So!
thompson tom6 srspidamente
su partido: descerraj6 su rey6l.
YER sobre los primefos que sa di.
rigian en- actitud amenazadors al
estrada. y aEagando la luz cleo.
trica logro huir por una puerta
de escape, lleyandose el importe
de Ia entrada.
Ell escrutador sali6 peer libra.
do, pues recibio una paliza sobe.
rama y fue conducido 6 la carcel.
Gracias q Ia intervention de
las autoridades. ell pueblo sobe-
rano tuvo que conteutarse con
ahorcar en- efigie q Thompson Y
4 su complice.
He aquf como la confereucia
suicidio estuvo por convertirsa
en- conferencia lynchamiento.
En- cuanto al armero, goz6 no.
co de los efectos del sensscisnal
"reo!ame," que 10 vali6 veaaer
por un breve tempo sus revol.
yers por milisrss. El terrenoto
no tan solo seputt6 la fSbrica, al.
no que tambien dl6 & su pr:nei.
pal un fiu mas tragieo que ell 0
nanciado por su habil ''hnmbis.
ta, muriendo apiastado baio las
ruinas do su propia casa, On la
cat8strofe dltimamants acsacida
sn San Francisco, California.
{Et in,parciaD.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-01-10
COMO EvITAR LA NEuMoNIA

Sc puedc evItar Ia neumouia otros
Serios resultados de resfriado. toman-
90 el remedio "Foley's Honey and
Iar." Para In tos y expele el frio
del slStema, pueS eS un laxante suaye.
Rehusese cualquiera que no sea el ge-
nuin0 que lleva paquete amarillo.
De yenta en- la Botica del Leon de
Z. a. Chapa. San Antonio Tex.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-01-10
UNA sENoRA DE JAMAICA RE

UNA SESORA DE JAMAICA RE-
.COMIENDA Ell REMEDIO DE
CHAMBERLAIN PARA La TOS.
La Sra Michael Hart, esposa del Su.
perintendents del seryicio de transpor-
tes de Kingston, jamaica. dice que
poE amos; ha usafio el remedlo 'Ui,am.
heTlain's Cough Remedy" para cl
Group 10 ha enGontrad6 muy beneH :
co. ,Ttene piena conlanza en- I'll y no
cStaria sin una botella en- su casa.
Ba yontn on in Batica del Leon F. A.
Giapa, San Antonio, Tex.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-01-10
uN pnhlnao INsfl,loso

Tina do las fefJnas mss psnres do In
hffnfmfaad de ilt,a ritiunes 10 es IL de
sur un NAL lpt1diose, p'ies eiltes do
tar enfermn d3 gsa7etIttl. T1neaa Ia
fsiedtcina "Feiog's Kidney 0nge,' al
primer Eiggt0 dc n1aiestEf, piiss asia
c0Ff.sB Ifs iffeERlArttlS.es 8 tfnpltia el
NAL dc HftEiitY Dialects.
10 YeiltA en Ia B0tiea del I4@Hf,, dc
q q, HllsIia. aeA Antonio grcxea
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-01-10

La TERRA no Sc abri1 para tragarselo
con "Mis Flores" todO, y yo me lar
que q paso glmn6stico. pcnsando que,
81 despueS de tod0 este, hay aignicn
Que yenBa q sostenerme cue I'm bonlto
es M hamhre, me mando acogolar.
HosoRATo EspRLETA.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-01-10

CoMPItE yD. La CRUZ ELECrRI.
CT. Cura ell reumatismo otras en-
termedades, Vale un peso. Pablo Cruz
San Antonio. Taxss
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-01-10

4Hnssrilia8o nstaa d sEl IsaRti
DOR ]. 10 per aito.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-01-10
Sc vende a S cts. eiernplar
& h.,,.,Ils I1bspEs.

Cuanto menos Gamble Ia direction de su per0dic mayor
eera puntualtdad Defo lfTanhia
Srnmbte. = : ~ 1854 q4e DC te =
: 81 10 falta Ell REGIDoR mas de 8 dtas avis y, Is
. guda de Ia fala oflcna. % ~ !
No devueven aInoue m M rr,,In,a.S
SOLO las Iascrpcioues nuas pagan ade1anna..
cuesten tlbO En- Mexico vale precto an ,
o el doblc en- rqonedA meacana " " I'1.S"t'0 - w.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-30
Mrs. KOonce of Columbia is in Preca-
 riius Condition.

Mrs. KOonce of Columbia is in Preca-
 riius Condition.
 Cottonwood, March 2s.-(Specia1.) )-- News reached relatives In Cottonwood yesterday of the serious misfortune of Mrs. J. s. Koonce of Columbia. which occurred this week.
 Mrs. Koonce was stricken with a se- we're pain in one of her lower limbs which necessitated the attention of a physician. She grew worse for two or three days and specialists from Allan ta were sent for. They arrived Tues day and at once pronounced the trouble blood poison.
 The patient was hastily carried to Atlanta, where the limb was amputat- ed below the knee Wednesday.
 Mrs. Koonce is the widow of the late J. s. Koonce of Columbia and is we'll and favorably known in all South east Alabama. She is a sister of Cap tain W. s. Wood of Cottonwood. who Is one of the pioneers of Houston County. She is 50 years of age and the mother of two sons and daughters, both of whom are grown.
 A large stock company is being or- ganized in Cottpnwood for the purpose of developing the country adacejnt to Compass Lake, just over the line in the State of Florida.
 The company proposes to put several electric and gasoline launches on the lake and erect bath houses and pavil- ions for the use of visitors. It Is also
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-30
BOIL wEEvIL RAvAGEs.
Unusually Large Number of Pests
 Looked EnP.

Unusually Large Number of Pests Yn
 Looked For.
 Baton Rouge, La, March 29--Jrhe cotton boil weevil will be unusually numerous and destructive this year ac- cording to a report by pr. W. D. Hunter. in charge of the boil weevil investigation for the United States Department of Agriculture. He says:
 The conditions throughout the past winter have been unusually favorable for the hiberration of the boil weeviI The two critical conditions for suc- cessful hibernation, temperature and dryness, have been so favorable as they will probably ever be.
 ''The mild winter and spring is hay ing the effect of causing unusual emergence from hibernatIon. Last Eeason at Dallas and Keachie, Ia. the earliest weevils appeared O. March 21. This season. emergence began full ly thirty days prior tr that dstr.
 ''The conditions indicate clearly that weevils will be unusually abundant in the cotton fields this season and that great damage is to be expected. Some conditions that may occur will have the effect oI counteracting the natural result from the present conditions. For instance. dry weather during June anl July, after the cotton plants are well started will geTve to check the in- sect"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-30
MILTIAMEN ANXIOUS.
Great Benefit Expected To Be Derived
 From Joint Camps.

Great Benefit Expected To Be Derived
 From Joint Camps.
 Washington. March 29.---So far as the attendance of State militia at the joint encampments this summer Is con- cerned General Murray. chief of ar tillery. Is now assured by the respon ses received from the Governors and adjutant generals of the States hav- ing military organizations that this novel project is sure to be a great suc- cess.
 A number of the States now wish to combine their annual militia en- campments with the joint drills which would completely swamp the resources of the coast artillery in the matter of providing for the reception of the militiamen.
 The Governor of California has just notified the war department ofw the acceptance of the invitation to the joint drills and has asked that pro- vision be made for the participation of all of the fifty-two militia infantry companies in the State. The war de- partment has proposed to entertain on- ly thirty-seven companies at the out side to be disposed of as follows:
 Six at Fort Rosecrans; six at Fort Riley: eighteen at Fort Winfield Scott and seven at Fort Baker. So General Murray today wrote the Governor of CaiIofnla, proposing that the fifteen additional companies be encamped by the States at it's own expense in the neighborhood of the three posts named. when they will be given an opportu. nifty to take some part in the joint movements of the regulars and the militia
 He also sent a similar communica- tion to the Governor of Connecticut which State asked him to provide for thirty-rine companies, whereas he had accommodations for but fourteen com panies. The post commanders In Con- necticut and California will be instruc- ted to prepare programs for the joint drills that will afford ample employ ment for the surplus militia compa- nies if they care to accept the sug- gestion to encamp near the posts.
 The Governor of Texas upon being informed. that, owing to the absence of army posts on the coast of Texas, the department could not include Tex as in its invitation has offered to al- low the Texas militia to go into an- other State to secure the benefit of the joint drills with the regulars. Last falls gulf cyclone having made all the seat coast defenses in Louisiana and Alabama uninhabitable for any consid- erable number of men and the nearest forts in Florida being to distant, the chief of artillery was obliged to decline the Governors proposition.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-30
FARMERS WROUGHT UP.
Money Lenders License works Hard-
 Hhin on Them.

ship on Them.
 Dothan, March 29.-(Special. )--The new law recently enacted by the Leg islature regarding money lenders. which provides that any person who lends money must.pay license of siho. has caused the, people of this section of the State to become very much wrought up.
 They claim that such a ruling is a great hardship upon the small money lenders, as 1t forces them to get their money from the banks. and the banks don't care to make a loan for more than six months time.
 The Dothan National Bank has drawn up a petition. asking that the law be repealed. Farmers from every part of Houston County, and business men of every kind are hocking to the Dothan National Bank and signing the petition. which is to be submitted to the next session of the Legislature.
 Quite a number of influential farm CTS have been to Dothan recently, and conferred with the merchants here with regard to placing movement on foot to organize a Farmers and Mer- chants bank, which they think will af- ford them protection The merchants feel some hesitancy in entering such a movement. as they feel that the agi1a- tion of the people Is so bitter that the law will be repealed at the reassemb- ling of the Legislature.
 Frank Fowler. who was allowed bail yesterday through a habeas cor pus proceedings has not yet made bail. The amount of the ball is $b.00o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-30
MUSICAL PROGRAM.

Willing Circle of First Presbyterisn
 Church Gives Concert.
 The Willing Circle of the First Presbyterian Church gave a delightful program last evening at S:30 o'clock at the Jesse French piano house. :. The program for the evenings enter tainment follows.
 Part
 Quartet: (a) When Daylights Co., ing" from La Somnambula' (b) Sweet and Low, (Barnby) Miss Booth, Miss Sanford, MT. Smith and MT, Van Pelt.
 Flute Solo: sIdy1ie" (Godardl- --Mr. Ralph Lindner.
 Duet: "Rirds of Passage" tHildach) Mrs. A. B. Rains and Mir. Hugh Stuart
 Readings: ta) Little Boy Blue" Eugene Field); (b) "An Old Sweet ley); tc) 'swatchin' the Starkin' '' (Fred Emerson Brooks) Mrs. Bere- nice Wilson Price.
 Contraito Solo: "Husheen" (Need- ham) Miss Carrie Sanford
 Male Quartet: Annie Laurie" (Arr. by Dudley Buck)- -Messrs. King, Smith. Lockwood and Van Pelt.
 Part II.
 Quartet: (a) 70 Hush Thee. my Ba- bic" (sullivan); (b) 'The Song of the Triton" (Molloy)- Miss Booth, Miss Sanford, Mir. Smith, Mir. Van Felt. Duet "The Wanderers Night Song (Rubinstcin) Miss Tombstone and Mir. Sterrett.
 Baritone Solo: 'Srhe Hermit" (Mo- ra)- --Mr. Hugh Stuart.
 Reading: '"The Cook" (Paufine PheIps)- Mrs. Berenice Wilson Price. Male Quartet: "The Kerry Dance CMolloy)- --Messrs. King. Smith. Lock- wood and Van Pelt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-30
Sermon to Deaf- Mutes DehUered
 in Sign Language by Evangelist

Tn an absolute silence. unbroken by the sound of a single voice. twenty five deaf mutes saw Rev. J. W. Mich aels of Little Rock deliver a sermon in the sign manual at the First Bap- tist Church on North Court Street last night. Mir Michaels. himself deaf mute, preached for an hour, talking only with his hands. He was watched with the keenest interest by his con- gregation of spectators. who seemed deeply impressed by his manual elo- arience
 Mir. Michaels preached upon the Prodigal Son, taking as his text Mat thew xvi. 26, For what is man prof ited, If he shall gain the whole world and lose his own soul? Or, what shall
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-30


 proposed to erect and maintain first class hotel for the entertainment of guests and to make the place resort for both health and pleasure seekers.
 The lake there covers something like 1000 acres and abounds in fish of all kinds. It is apparently bottomless, having been sounded to depth of 500 feet without reaching bottom It stands on an elevation several hum dred feet above sea-ievel and Is won- der to all who have seen it.
 It is believed by the promoters to be better adapted as place of resort for either health or pleasure seekers than any other place in the South. The railroad now being built to St. An drews Bay runs by the lake, and peo- pie are said to be pouring into the town by every train.
 Some of the leading business men in this section are stockholders in the new company
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-30
cONGRATU1.ATD ROOSEVELT.
Inland Waterways AasociatIOn Like.
 Personnel.

Charleston, s. C.. March 2s.--The executive committee of the Inland Wa terways Association in session here today sent the following telegram to President Roosevelt:
 The executive committee of the Inland Waterways Association directs me to congratulate you upon the per- sonnet and the purposes of the com mission appointed by you to consider the vital subject of the improvement of our waterways.
 T am also directed to call your at- tention and through you to the com mission of the importance of the con- struction and maintenance by the Uni- ted States of the chain of inland wa terways along the Atlantic seaboard from Boston and Florida and the Gulf, and particularly to the water way from Norfolk. Va, to Beaufort Inlet. N. G., which will avoid the dangers at Cape Hatteras and Dia- mond Shoals"
 The resignation of Secretary C. R. Forest was accepted and H. R. Jack son of Charleston was elected to sue ceed him. The next meeting of the association will be held in Charleston November next.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-30
Coz Had Get Rich Quick Scheme,
 But George Ward Pulled H DotDn

paid s1e. He then went out and brought in recruit who paid slo, whereupon No. i received s17.5o for his trouble. leaving $2. 50 for COX. No went out and brought in re- cruit No. 3. and got his $17.50 and so on down the line, until at closing time there were nearly 200 members.
 The stipulation is made that no member can receive his dividend until the total number of depositors is twice as large as his numerical posi- ton in the list Thus No. 8 gets his money as soon as No. Is joins.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-30

a man give in exchange for his souly
 The interest of those to whom he delivered his sermon was demonstrat- ed by the eagerness with which they watched, sometimes leaning forward as If to grasp point difhcult of com prehension, again smiling slightly as he completed and pressed home an ar gument Mir Michaels's sermon, as read in manuscript, was simple. strong. forceful and it's effect, as 1t was de- livered by him, was marked
 MT Michaeis is the Baptist evange- list to the deaf mutes of the South and is now visiting principal cities in the South to preach to those having in firmities similar to his own. He is a graduate of the Gallaudet Institute for the Deaf and Dumb in Washington, and man of learning and intelligence. He arrived in Montgomery last night at 6 o'clock and will leave this morn ing for St. Augustine, Fla
 During his visitation he was the guest of Mir. and Mrs. J. F. Keys, 3I6 Catoma Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-30

Birmingham. Ala, March B. Mayor George B. Ward today ordered closed new get rich quick concern which has been operating here for two days. It is called the Ready Fi- nancial Relief Association. and Is con- ducted by Thomas J, Cox. who Is civilar war veteran of the Union army who recently came to the city. He had cleared s2oo although he had been in business but two days. Here is the plan:
 No I. The first member to join
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-30
CnrnIInn Y. M. c. A.

Wilmington, N. C., March zy.--En- thusiasm apears to be the keynote among the delegates to the interstate Y. NJ c. A conference now in session here. Representatives of the local as- soeiations throughout the Carolinas filled the auditorium of the Wilm'ng- ton Y. M. c. A at the opening of the conference this afternoon. The open ing was preceded in the forenoon by conference of presidents of the stu dent associations
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-30
NO CONFERENCE PROBABLE.
Employers Not Anxissas For Services
 of striking Lithographers.

Employer Not AnXfvas For Services
 of striking Lithegraphers.
 Rochester. N. Y, Madch 2s.--Frank Stecker and Sol Vile. president and secretary of the National Association of Employing Photographers. deny the report from New York that a confer ence will soon be held with the ssrik- ing litographers with view to end- ing the strike which began last Au- gust.
 They say that at the beginning of the trouble the men refused to enter into a conference with the employers and that now the employers will re- fuse to confer with the strikers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-30

FOR SALE-A fine turnout. Major R. E. Steiner's, one pair handsome black mares, fine surrey and harness. good as new. Has bought an automobile. Phone 1881, lzS Lee St.. Abraham Bros, Horse Mule co.
 - --10-sat-su-tu
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-30
THETA NU EPSILON.
Pan Hellenic Society to Be Organized
 nn New EAneA.

Pan Hellenic Society to Be Organized
 On New Lines.
 New York, March 2s.--At the Hotel Astor today there was opened the first general convention ever held by the Theta Nu Eplison fraternity, though the society has been in existence many years and has a membership extending over the country.
 The purpose of the convention Is to reorganize the present system of gov ernment of the society without in any measure departing from the original objects of it's founders. The develop ment of the society since its organizaS ton in 1870 has been so rapid that a more complete control of the national organization is necessary.
 The convention will come to an end with a banquet tomorrow night at which men of prominence in the world of affairs with membership in tho so- ciety wll be the speakers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-30

The convention proper was opened with a devotional talk by A. G. Kneoei of New York, formerly interstate sec retary of the Carolinas. Committee reports and other business of a routine character occupied the remainder or the Initial session. Cover Glenn mas nrornised to speak before the confer- ence at tonfght's session in Grace M 10. Church. The eonfernce will contin- ue over Sunday.