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MORTGAGES RECORDED.
NEWARK.

4ND \
Gerado Megaro to Thirteenth Ward
Building and Loan Association, north
side Milbrook alley, 147 feet from Sum-
mer avenue $500.
Peter A. Thomson to Newark Paid
Fire Department Pension Fund, south
side Park street, AZ fee west from Pine
street, $4,000.
Leo Lang to John Huebel, east side
South Fifteenth street. 451 feet north
from Avon avenue, 5000.
Hayman Rachlin to Norfolk Building
and Loan Association, south side Wav-
erly avenue, 81 feet west from Hillside
place, s $500.
Same to same, south side Waverly
avenue, 81 feet from Hillside place,
IS, 500.
Nelden Kelley to Peabody Land and
Loan Company. north side Grafton
avenue, % feet west from Woodside
avenue, $500.
George C. Tucker ct al to Central
Fund Preachers Aid Society, northwest
corner Elm and Union streets, $1,000.
Addison B. Poland to John Karst,
west side Renner venue 102 feet south
from Scheerer avenue, $4,000.
Alfred Tromans to Gus A. Richards,
west side Brill street. $50 feet south
from Ferry street. $1,000.
Albert D'Angelo to Oscar w. Dun
ham,, east side Lock street, 226 feet
south from New street, $500.
Frederick Pfeifer to Henry Pfeifer,
southwest side Hamburg place, 80 feet
northwest from Napoleon street. $1,000
TOWNSHIPS.
Samuel Refs to Willard S.. Clark, East
Orange, west side North Grove street,
507 feet south from Springdale ave-
nue., SO, 700.
Frederick e. Ward to Hollywood
Building n Loan Association, East
Orange, west side North Gro Re street,
407 feet from Springdale avenue, $4,500'
Land Company of East Orange to
Pearl Ripley, East Orange, west side
North Grove street, 154 feet west from
Fourth avenue, $4,000.
Paul Ippolito to Margaret A. Jacobs,
Orange, east side Centre street. so feet
north from Taylor street, $1,000.
Fairchild- Baldwin Company to Myra
c. Kstehen, Orange, southeast corner
Central and lakewood venue $4,000.
Maude l.. Lake and husband to Mont
clair Trust Company, Montclair, centre
line James street and Midland avenue,
81, 1850.
Mary Stager ana nuspanu 10 Ann
Chapel. Nutley. north side High
street, 80 feet west from Prospect
street, $1,000.
William Mozart to Belleville Build
ing and Loan Association, Belleville'
west side New street, 24O feet north
from John street, $4,000.
Speedway Club of Essex County to
Leopold Meyer, I~rvlngton, south side
Springfield avenue, west side Sharon
avenue, $1,000.
Margaret e. Hayard to Fidelity Trust
Company, South Orange, west side
Scotland street, north side Ralston
avenue, 81 900.
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SEALED

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received by the Pub
lie Buildings Committee OF the Essex County
Board Of Chosen Freeholders, at a public meet
ing to be held In the Freeholders' room, at the
Essex Count Court House, Newark, n. J.,
from 2 10 2:30 p. m. on Monday. July 9Th. 1908.
and then publicly opened and read at the last
mentioned hour, for the Alteration and Repair
ing OF Main Kitchen in the Essex County
Prison Buildings, at Newark, n. j.. in ac-
cordance with the drawings and specifications.
copies OF which may be seen at the office Of
Hurd & sutton, Architects, Union building,
Newark, N. j.. where copies of the s~pecthca-
tions and blank proposals and any additional
mi may be had upon application.
Bids may be rendered for the entire work or
for one or more of the following branches or
the same as, described in the specification;
Mason work.
Carpentry work. including painting.
Plumbing and steam heating work.
All proposals to comply in all respects with
the instructions and conditions for the sub
mission Of bids" accompanying the specihca-
tionB.
BY direction oil the Public Buildings Commit
tee OF the Boal d OF Freeholders Of the county
of Essex, State OF New Jersey.
EDWARD C. EATON
Chairman Public Buildings ommitt
June Esd, 1908.
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THEATRE-GOERS
WILL SEE SHEATH
GOWN ON STAGE
No RustIing P~etticOats for Star
in the Farce Hannah,
of Havana"
TOO MANY HUSBANDS"
ON THE PROCTOR BILL
Former Newarker Will DO a
Tnrn-PlayhOuses Announce
Good Attractions for Week.

The directoire gown is to come to
Newark next week. 1t Will be one of
the leading features Of an excellent and
varied bill at Proctor's. incidentally, it
will be worn by Miss zelma Rawlston,
VINO will reenter vaudeville, after an
absence of Ave years. in Hannah of
Havana a farcical musical play, in
one act, by Edward Elsner. Miss
Rawlston will be assisted by Albert
Britton, Joseph Attention and Harold De-
becker. Miss Rawlston will be remem-
bered as supporting Eddie Foy IN "The
Earl and the Girl" at the Casino. Ed
ward Elsner, who wrote the play, Is
general stage director for Daniel Froh-
man, of the Lyceum Theatre. New
York.
Some of the popular performers who
will help further merriment are AL.
Leech and his Three Rosebuds," in a
new version of their laughable singing
and dancing skit, Determination Day at
School," jeanette Lowrie, the comic
opera prima donna, late with 1.-THE Free
Lance Q9O6-0O, "Mary's Lamb Q90S),
and "Yama" Q9O7-0S), will sing some of
her greatest song successes and appear
In some stunning gowns
Francis Sedgwick and company will
present q laughable farce in one act,
entitled "Too Many Husbands" The
Swedish American Quartet are our
fresh-voiced young women whose rem
dition of the latest ballads will be a
welcome feature.
Lyons and Parker. the former a
young Newarker, will sing and dance
in a pleasing manner. Lyons is also
a talented harpist. Espey. Dutton and
Espey are q trio Of clever comedy
bicyclists. These artists, with new
animated pictures and other acts of like
merit, will round out the program.
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ABORN OPERA COMPANY
TO PRESENT FLORODORA.

Comic opera will give way for a week
to English musical comedy in the
Aborn Opera Company's ummer series
at Olympic Park, starting Monday
night, when "Florodora," will be re-
vived for the usual ten performances.
This worldwide musical success has
never been presented before at popular
prices, and Messrs. Aborn, with their
usual enterprise, have secured it for
presentation in all of the cities where
their opera companies are playing. 1t
will be given at Olympic Park with a
complete reproduction of the original
scenery and costumes, and with a large
number of well-remembered artists who
appeared in the Fisher and Ryley pres
entation of "~Florodora,' specially en-
gagged for their former roles.
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PLENTY DOING AT
THE MODEL THEATRES.

Miss Claire Maynard, a high-class So
prano from the Western vaudeville cir
cult. begins an engagement of several
weeks on the local Model circuit Mon
day. She is to be the headliner at the
Gem Theatre, Fifteenth avenue, where
she will offer a number of Broadway
hits and illustrated songs. Eddie Clippe
will remain another week at the Model
Theatre. Springfield avenue, entertain
ing with his musical instruments
Bernard Hammill will also stay at the
Orange Model for another week. He
will introduce several new illustrated
song hits.
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GENUINE SIOUX INDIANS TO
DANCE AT HILLSIDE PARK.

"A number of Sioux Indians. fresh
from the fields of South Dakota, will
be among the leading attractions at the
combination wild west-hippodrome, cir
Gus and vaudeville show at Hillside
Park next week. The war and ghost
dances will be led by old Chief Short
Bear, a veteran of two wars, and among
others will be Amos Conquering Bear,
whose father. Chief ConQuering Bear,
was killed by a trolley car at the
Omaha exposition: Tom Fast Wolf and
Willie Whiteface. Conquering Bears
squaw Lucy, and Fast VOLTS little
p Lena wTl also be among the
dancers. The Indians will appear in a
sham fight with cowboys over a sup
posed water hole" This ARRAY has
been arranged after Remington's noted
picture, '"The Fight Over the Water
Hole"
Another act OF interest on the bill will
be the May-pole dance, in which the
participants, cowboys and cowgirls. will
be on horseback. There will be an ex-
hibition of saddling. mounting and
riding a bucking bronco, chariot races
and horse races, with Indians, cowboys
and cowgirls as riders; trick riding by
Charles Tompkins, rope spinning by
Bob" Mason, and three good vaudeville
acts. including high wire walking by
Robert LIE Roy.
A balloon ascension will be made to-
morrow afternoon by Dottie Mack,
the daring girl aeronaut. In the eve
ming Chubby" Cook will go up. The
manager of the park, w. F. II. THAI
Ter, has arranged some excellent at
fractions for July 4. On the afternoon
of that day Aeronaut Mach will make
an ascension and when high In the air
will touch a fuse connecting with the
bundled parachute. An explosion Will
follow. causing the release of the para
chute, with which Mack will dart down
through the smoke toward the earth.
In the evening a large balloon will be
sent up without an %aeronaut. A time
fuse will be attached to a receptacle
Of explosives In the big bag, and when
up among the clouds it is expected
that the balloon will be blown apart
and set afPe. There will be a big dis
play OF fireworks on the night of the
Fourth. The usual attractions, such
as the Tuesday night fireworks and
the Thursday amateur performances,
will be given during the week.
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"MONITOR AND MERRIMAC"
SPECTACLE AT ELECTRIC.

with all the valor possible the nava
combat between h Monitor n the
Merrimac win pc exhibited at Electric
Park next week., when visitors to that
popular pleasure resort will also be
given an opportunity to win a building
lot, Twelve building lots are to be
given away free.
After two months work at the park
the big force of scenic artists, %electri-
clans and mechanics have completed
the monster S5,0 900 Monitor and Merri-
mac spectacle, and on Il big open-air
stage, 150xT5 feet, it will be presented
for the first time Monday night, The
Hampton Roads, harbor, shore n
forts, the scene of the history -making
naval battle: the attack on the Cum
berland and Congress, sinking of he
two war frlgates, attacks on the forts,
will be shown.
Every adult purchaser OF the usual
admission ticket at the park gate Will
he handed a numbered coupon in the
building lot contest. On Monday night,
July 6, twelve numbers will be drawn,
and the holders of coupons bearing cor
responding numbers will be presented
with deeds for the twelve building lots,
which are situated on the property of
the Metropolitan and Suburban Real
Estate Company, at Riverhead, one OF
New York's noted suburban places. The
lots are in the highest and most de-
sirable part of the town, free from
q marshes and damp wet land
They are full 25x100 feet in size.
The usual high-class vaudeville pro-
gram will be presented in the Electric
Park Theatre next week. Among tins
newcomers will be Prince Albene' the
( East Indian mind reader. and Miss La
Brant, possessed. of second sight;
Charles Barrow Sand Miss Georsiana
james. the operate soloists; Merret'
and Love, in a new and original sketchi
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MRS. GEORGE BURBANK BURIED.

The funeral of Mrs. George Burbank
was held Yesterday from the Church
of the Holy Cross, Harrison, where a
solemn high mass of requiem was Of
fered. The ~pallbearers were James
Smith. Andrew F. Malady, Edward j.
Sullivan, Thomas Carey, James F. Nc
Laughlin and Owen Malady. Interment
was made in the Cemetery of the Holy
Sepulchre,
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REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS.

N w AIM.
Frank H. Sommer SHERIFF to
Leo c. Markhart, e s Jefferson
st. 1879 it $ fr Ferry st, 10Sx
1876; and other tract. ............ $4,(
Leo C. Markham to Lydia Her
old, e $ Jefferson st. 1879 TT s fr
Ferry st, 10Sx125. ..............
Jeraldo Maioran to Tomaso Cara
BETA, W s 18th 81. % IT n fr
Chester av. 25x75.
Oscar w. Durham ct al. to Albert
D'Angelo, e S Lock st. 226 1T $ e
fr New st, 24x69 MINIMUM. l.,
TOWNSHIPS.
Kate NJ. Hughes and hus to Peter
A. Meagher, Montclair. e $ Full
: lerton av. cor lot ~ on map A
of Samuel Crimp, 50x11S. .......
William B. Dickson to Elliott
Marshall, Montclair. $ s Bloom
field av, 81 It W fr Maple av,
lO0xll2
Hans D. Won Oertzen to Frances
w. Nichols. Montclair. n S
Cooper av. $ fir lands of Jennie
s. Copeland. 75x215.........y-.
Joseph P. Moran ct al to William
Mozart. Belleville, w S New st,
. 240 TT fr John st, 54x125 .........
James G.. Barradale to John A.
Pierson, E. Orange, e $ Bedford
st. 29T IT 8 fr Elmwood av, %
X100
Edward j. Weitzel to Francis F.
e. Cobb. S. Orange, s e s Fair
view av, $50 # n fir Gardner av.
bOXl50 .....''t'''.
Philip Battle to James Y. Nicoll.
Bloomfield, e S Weave av, n fr
Newark av, 50x229. ............
Security Realty Co. to Harriet r.
Craig, Millburn, N W ; South
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HIBBRNIANs ARRANGE PoR PICNIC.

A COMMITTEES consisting Of John
Quinn. Patrick Mahan, Harry Furphy,
William Fogarty and John Doherty a
been appointed BIZ Division No. Il, An
Client Order of Hill e%rnians, of Kearny, to
arrange for a picnic to take place in the
near future.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY.

The second anniversary of the organ
ization of the morning Sabbath school
of the Knox Presbyterian Church.
Kearny, will be observed tomorrow.
The program, as printed in this paper
Wednesday. will be carried out.
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LAKE HOPATCONG BARGAIN.
Villa Felsenhurst for sale; fronts on road and
lake; cottage contains s rooms fully furnished;
fresh spring water runs from tank in attic;
house R0xa6: porch extends all around. 7 by SO
n. Price s., 500; $500 cash. balance on mtg. 5
per cent. HERMAN HoTZ. 24 South Or
ange sv,
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Lake HopatcOng.

oREYLocK MANoR-Choice plot. 5ox1oo. on
Mann st. Apply G. n. BECKETT, Bell ST.,
Greyiock Manor. Belisviile. N. j.
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EXPERIMENTATION is the thief Of time.
Don't delay. For frs insurance consult
BERRY, 1896 Springfield av. Irvinston; he
represents responsible companies only: GOOD 1
and 2-family houses at reasonable prices.
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A SNAP-ssven- room house on Mt. Vernon av:;
select neighborhood; bath: heater; decorated;
ali improvements; gas range, etc; full lot;
price 1000. HERMAN HoTZ. 2s4 South Or
anRA ay
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Rosel1e.

AT ROSE1IE. N. J.-Modern cottages. seven
rooms; bath; all improvements: steam heat;
price So, 200; cash 81, 900: balance monthly. P. J.
Elizabeth, N. j.
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FOR S~ALD-Houses, 5000 TO 81. 900; new ones,
s5. 800; every Improvement; send for circular.
AMANN, 14S Midland av., Arlington. N. J.
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Deveen and Shurtz, the sensational
a~crobats, and the International Musical
Trio, in a musical novelty.
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OUT OF 0

HIo in farms; TO acres, 50, 800; 95
acres. 81, 900; IL acres, 81. 500; 81 acres, 50, 600:
2e acres, 81, 200. VIM. FARROw. Zion. Somer-
set County. N. J.
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gARGArN-Owner must sacrifice ono house and
barn; 2h acres ground: situated on ridge Of
Orange Mountain; beautiful shade and fruit
buyer. 6RANDIs & AUSTIN. s Main ST..
West Orange. Tel. 1873.
VISIT beautiful washington Park building lots:
easy terms; take West Orange trolley 70
property. RANDALL. 267 Main st.. Orange.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
CITY.

IF YOU want to sell your property Qudck. call
on SDrTZ-PFEIFER REALTY CO, 7SS Broad
st. Julius q. Seitz. pres.; John L Pfeifer, rec.
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Atlantic Highlands.
ATLANTIC
O-u NJ

reaa sxcurson TO ocean View on Sunday,
,June 90. 1908. to inspect our bungalow sites,
us and up; size 2bx1ls; SO down. IS monthly:
no interest: no taxes; no restrictions: you can
pitch tent as soon as you have $40 paid on
your contract; boat leaves Pier. 10. North
River. foot Cedar st. New York. 10 q. n, Eer
ticket apply TO SHOAL HARBoR INDUS
TRIES 142 Market St, Newark. room 40; open
evening until $3.50 p. m.
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FLATS AND ROOMS TO LET.
CITY.

CHAS. WEIGAND & CO. 1876 Market ST sir
beautiful, decorated rooms, Stanton ST in
new two-family house; all improvements
FOUR large rooms, Emmett st, second floor:
ately.
TWO rooms and alcove. Pearl ST.. for colored
people; rent 81; possession Immediately.
UPPER part of house. 6 rooms. at 81 Henry
st. rent SIG.
FLATS, rooms. apartments and houses to let,
CHAS. & o 1876 Market st.
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SREAk EST ! TTns
sas SPRINGFIELD Av.. mvINGToN.
HAvE you property to rent or sell! Bee
DIEBOLD, Irvington Centre.
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SILvER-Fronting Shrewsbury River,
near station; bungalow plots on easy terms
MOREHOUSD g. BROWN. Red Bank. N. J.
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BOARDERS WANTED.
SEoAD ST, srs. opposite City Hau-no,,A,.
ano slnsle rooms, with board: table board
SOUhr ST, 1.-two doors from p-o.s
rooms furnished double and single fpon;;
proyernents BOARD; also table board; all inn
tahia AINHEY ST. a7-Rooms with hoo-d.
eeole BOARD; all improvements ' ooaru'
sE TooRsi ST, 2. oRANGB-Fine board ana
Out Of Town,
MoUNTAINs-N,s,
SUoo saoie. Terms: Adults. Al wash, n,nouse
stock X ~Farucuiars apply Box Isl, w eS
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BERGBN ST, s62--Six light rooms, all I'M
provements. halls heated.
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BROAD ST. near Market-Seven rooms all
tmprovem ents, 1rst-ciass condition. s0
DE RIcHEMoND. S7e Broad. w.
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South Orange.
UNIT STATION-Choice building plot.
IO0xl50; attractive, desirable. healthful; price
s., 500; cash 500; worth double. ALBERT CAIN.
South Orange.
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B~RDINTNALL PL., No. II. near Court House.
-Four beautiful rooms, rent sl4 per month Also
rooms witt all improvements at No. Q Cottage
st. Can be seen from 4 until 8.
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o broom and bath fats in the CITY
containing every modern Improvement, at
only SIS. per month. with special Inducements
to reliable party. Also several fine flats In
centre of city at 500. Inquire at FIEDLER'S
Real Estate and Insurance office I'd floor. ID
Market St. opp. Bamburger's.
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TO INVESTORS !

Have option on 81 CHOICE LOTS In
SUBURB. where on account OF
excessive DEMAND. prices are about to ne
from rs per cent. 10 so per cent.
within ten days.
7 want FIVE 90 people to join me in this
UNFxCELLBD OPPORTUNITY, to whom l
oan safely guarantee AT LEAST TWENTY
FIVE C5 DER cent? PER CENT on their In
vsstment WITHIN SIXTY CeN DAYS DON'T
DELAY. II you are looking for a good invest
ment write TODAY for particulars, stating
how much you can invest NOW and how much
per month.
ADDRESS PROFIT, BOZ No. rs. star onics-
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CAMDEN ST, s5-rhree large. light rooms n
colored eamiiy; rent $3.50. Inquire HOE
STETTER. 37 18th av.
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IF FATAL.

Everything comes to him wiz
waits" unused the man in a restaurant
but 1t comes cold."-Life.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

CITY.
APARTMENT CECIL. I'd and Beiievllie avs
handsomely decorated and containing all up
to-date improvements. Apply to 1anitor or
FULLER LAND AND IMPROVEMENT CO..
Arlington, N. J.
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COTTAGE ST, No. we rooms, an inn
provements: been furnished rooms for wears
Owner, on premises from 4 until 6.
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EXCHANGE COLUMN.

"a FAIR EXCHANGE rs NO ROBBERY.
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STORES, OFFICES. ETC, TO LET.
CENTRAL Av.. 4ss-cood s,,. SHOW. - ,...s...
low. Inquire janitor or EPSTEIN o. Cnne
merce at. =" Com-
SI~ORE@Central; rent reasonable: eood h,,.,-
ness section. Inquire A. FISH. ia Msrss Vust-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-13
NIGHT RIDERS DENOUNCED
Memphis Cotton Convention Thrown
Into Uproar by Vigorous
Statements.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Nov. 12-sharp de-
nunciation of night riding and equally
fierce denunciation OF the night riders
threw the cotton convention into disorder
and nearly terminated the days session.
The excited delegates hurled charges and
counter charges against each other.
President Harvie Jordan, pounding con-
tinuously throughout the uproar, finally
brought a semblance of quiet and sue
ceeded in stilling the excitement.
Walter Clark of Clarksdale, Miss. pre-
cipitated the trouble when he began a dis
cussion OF the night-riding situation. He
bitterly denounced night riding, called the
night riders "curs'' and men who shot
people In the back.
A. c. Roane. resident OF northeastern
Mississippi, jumped on his chair and called
Mr.. Clark TO order. He said the night
riders were oppressed people fighting
for what they believed to be right, acting
against overwhelming odds, but always
from the best motives. His words created
sensation in the convention and men
stood on their chairs and the greatest con-
fusion prevailed.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-13
LEAGUE OF RIGHT LIVING
Bishop FallOws starts Organization
Intending to Make Use of Bene-
hts of Psychotherapy.

CHICAGO, Nov. 12.-Plans for giving
world wide scope to the Christian cure OF
the sick. which he started a year ago in
this city. were announced by Bishop Samuel
Fallows last night to his congregation at
st. Pauls Reformed Episcopal church.
A new International organization, pat
termed in many respects after the Christian
Science movement. but differing radically
in its attitude toward medicine, Is the
agency by which Bishop Fallows declares
he expects to spread broadcast the teach
ings of psychotherapy 1t will be known
as 1.-The League OF Right Living" with the
promotion of health and happiness for its
avowed purpose. Local centers, he an
nounced.l are to be established wherever
possible The bishop will be at the head,
with the title of president.
So far perfected is the enterprise that
Bishop Fallows was able to announce the
names OF noted neurologists in both Europe
and the United States who have agreed to
assist him by contributing articles to a
course Of study" comparable In some
ways to Mrs Mary Baker @. Eddy's
Science and Health" The work of the
league will be carried on by correspond
ence study" this department to be under
the charge of Bishop Fallows. DIR, Sidney
Kuh OF Chicago and others.