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The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1909-07-09

Mrs. Allie Pope and Miss Ruth Carr.
9 ms city. aHd NJ. f ". ChzneE.
aad tF5 Children Nc il and Billie. u
Madison. vent Z 2 = Hynne Saturday
Tor visit % Mr. !. i. L1oney,
daughter e Mrs. Poe. ard other re-
.aslYes aud friends. returning home
Tuesday morning
Miss La Mann. = Pine Bluff. ar
rived in the city as. Friday morning
and was Charming visitor in the Roll
wage home. Miss Mann ! niece Of
Judge :. II. Mann and Has enroEte
home from tie Mann family reunion
Al Mariana She eft for her home
yesterday morning.
Miss Norma Tucker Of Portland.
Arkansas, has been elected teacher Of
music in the Forrest City Public
school for tie lf>g4-lsl0 term. Those
desiring 70 ayail themselves of her
services can be informed as u rates
etc. by addressing Miss Norma
Tucker. Portland. Arkansas.
FOR SALE@s50 acres tine bottom
and Ia nile Of 81. Fraucis river. east
Of Forrest City, LOO acres cultivated.
lye acres deadened. balance in good tim
t+r ana. Cleared and rents Tor %
ana : acre ms Is offered at bar
gain price q sl5.Jo per acre on terms
J. l. Hawk. Pettus Building.
Mes-rs Gould and Fletcher. repre-
seHting tie agricultural department
Of the United States. we're in the city
this week 70 inspect a farm belonging
20 Miss Jeanette Becker. and report
as tots fitness for fruit raising We
understand that the gentlemen re-
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1909-07-09
CURE YOUR KIDNEYS.
Do Not Endanger Life When Forrest
City Citizen Shows You
the Cure.

" Ay VII people continue l. ,aifer
Tie agonies Of kidney complaint. back
ache urinary disorders. IameHess.
headache. iauga0r. ~hg allow them
selves u become chronic invaIids
wien certain cure i offered them
bodn Kidney Pills j. tie remedy
10 -. beea - i gives % tie kidneys
the teip they heed = perform their
work
If you lave any, even ole. u tie
symptoms If kidney disease. cure
yourself nov, before diabet>. dfop>y
Or Bright disease sets III Read this
Forrest city testimony:
v. J. >tOlzer. one nile east Of For
rest City. AK. say>. "D0au.s Kidney
Pills cured me Of kidney trouble and
| am therefore pleased L add my test
lmoaial To tie many already given in
favor Of til, reme1E. | suffered from
dall pain Ia tie small ~ my back
and MAS subject to dizzy spells. Too
frequent passages OF tie kidney Sc
cretions also added 10 ny annoyance
Soon after | began taking D0an's Kid
ney Pills procured al Tie City Drug
Store. the backache eft me and my
kidneys became normal | now feel
IKE different person and attribute
this great improvement entirely to
tie curative powers Of Doan.s Kidney
Pills. ! sincerely trust that this re-
medy will find It's way into every
home where kidney trouble exists. i
For sale by all dealers.. Price %
cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for tie Uaited
States.
Remember the name-Doan 's-and
take no other
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1909-07-09

Relatives and friends in the city OF
ar. L. T. Grobmyer. have been re-
mem bered by that gentleman very
pleasantly in tie shape Of souvenir
post cards. dated Al various points i'm
Italy. Tie card bearing tie latest
date ~as mailed az Rome. and Mr..
Grobmyer states that he and Father
Bouseher we're together. and enRying
themselves 70 tie fullest extent. He
states that he had been presented al
the vatican, and lad seen Pope Plus
Father Bou~cher also remembered
members OF lis congregation with
cards. The gentlemen intends 10 visit
switzerland after they are through
lie sights in tie Italian capital.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1909-07-09

Scientist have found in a cave in
switzerland bones Of men, who lived
1000 years ago, When life was in con
slant danger from Wild beast. Today
the danger, as shown BIZ A. W. Brown
OF Alexander, Me. is largely from
deadly disease. II ii had not been
FOR DR.. King New Discovery. which
cured me / could not have lived, . he
writes. suffering as | did from a Sc
we're lung trouble aud stubborn
cough. To cure Sore Lungs, Colds,
obstinate Coughs and prevent Pneu-
monias its the best medicine % earth.
J9c and sL00. Guaranteed by al drug
gists- Trial bottle free.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1909-07-09

During TIE continuance G. tie wzrI
@@3tEazr tie ordinary l. sss and
cock >cn1zy services a. tie
C1--cn C tie Good Shepherd vii u
emitted. >p@cIz. attention SiIl bs
-lTen however = tie short morning
PRAYER and Sunday >c.4oo5 With
z1al-s bin.e CAS-. he'd 4 u O'Clock
ever Sunday morning. Al are cordi-
r Invited Rev. Edward T Mabley.
Rector
Ms " + Townsend. Ms Nell
Reis>- Ms Edith and Master HUI
bz-t ! sGasin. = no have been visiting
= tie .citE f0T several weeks guests
. Editor aid Mrs. Z. l. Esdakin. re-
tanned As S-ndzy 70 taeir home in
>ie -s5Fi.le. Illinois. They were &C
com panied by Mr.. and Mrs Eadakin
and ..t-le E1Ezrd and Grace Eada-
Kin. whC vii visit for several weeks
with Mr. ! adkins relatives in
To.eto- 0aio. and 0sosso. Michigan.
Miss Nee St4lcap. Hho f5r some
the has b@eu delightful guest in
TIE Ro.3W4ge home. leaves tonight Tor
Oklahoma CITY. going yi8 Nc
Alester. where sc all visit fof . sea-
IN. Miss >tascEp las made host e
= - 4-c4Es all Is O-EA EAAE
pieut c many de.ightf1. socisl atten-
tioBs- Her friends regret 70 80 this
charming little .ady leaye Forrest
city. and hope f5r ! return visit in
tie near future
Hr. Willie McNic.les. the polite
AID accommodating genera delivery
Ger. a. lie ios2l po>t0f7ce went oyer
e Little Rock WedDe-izy morning
Willie Went over for the purpose q
having Al artificial ziUb which he U4s
lad made. zrtei and adjusted lie !
expected home today. carving lis
Clutches yer lis sfea der aud = siaE
- straight and materially a. l. ~ al
both i'm - sound We congratulate
tie young nan and wisL him s1cee,>.
\ 5assg parts = Yeang folks en5aye3
e-lEGrf4l horse LEX rice .4st Fri
Gay evening gong . Madison and X
P.oriHE many = the roads around tie
eiiy. Those participating Wefe- y -
La Mann. o. Pine BIaff. and Ga .ey
Blfor5- Miss Nelle St2lcup and NztL-
Al Norton Miss Madeline E1i Nage
and Jas Eu2rt. Miss Anna Ma GrUo-
myer aud klrke Becker. Miss Geneva
6robIyer and Jas FussesI. Ms. : +.
Gnand eF. q nien City tennessee
and Miss Jean Wild. q N4riannas
1 pom their return . TIE city de
Ight14l luncheon sas served On lie
south piazza OF the Marion HoteI.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1909-07-09
Mild Laxative
for Baby Free

n. chii q today Is .te pz-e-: G;
IT, fEtz-e. al whether i srozs >
healthy and st-o-z, O p-zy ard weak,
cep<n1s upo1 the intelligence CT Is
parents. f. most children are bo-a
I1to TIE word healthy. BIT thousands
become future wezklIaxs between
bzrtE at tEe age OF ter. when re
parents are sui Il greatest control
Zb@ p-lz@ c2zss q t-ozs3s Is = tie
Etz-scE oz5T tEz- = d-<-s--x =.
,o9- s=41z- e-5=s All zf~zys aooss c-@z--
T.. tzs Ett44 eli -oose stomach e Eooi
ro--s al pays z-5 r=ysr wines tie
gr5sT-x c1E1 lezrzz vel a. s-nool z-z e
ezxs- - r. Z is h=z1 Is Gear zzaz is
Etoz-sc. Ezst. AID tazt means Z !. IA.
re b@st ard safest way - cure z-y
E-@g-Az-4-F - t-= stomach az1 Doves
L cElz5rsz Is - tEs Ese % D. Czt4Eslls
49, s-tzi L is EJECT zs Ms Joka n.
Drz-1z=- Age Creek o. k-s- II L
CEZz-- P-zzzv1lls I'D ard nU-s-o-s
ot1~-s ca testify VITO give Il ID the1-
c1l1-@z Sltz extraordinary results
A oc-t-= OILY costs - cSz4 or q a.
o.s-3I-z 70 tEe size roa want. s-3 sTsz
c-e sH-ee-t s5-r5s All do wonderful
s-5G1t .. god n 2 family. / czu -
give, % any member % Ire family n
cs3-s-3,atto-. sCz- stomach indigestion.
to-pst uys- Dyspepsia heartburn. s.ck
hsztzcte al similar digestive trozhssS-
I. -sve- g-1p@z o s--a1gles Ike rEaS.
tabiets= sal-s al powders. Th4cA s1aa.i
70. be g1ve7 70 Children. women Or Cd
7. yoa have q ehHd o. ether member o,
TIRE family ~ho -e-z5s but hzs never sd
t1ts g-zz1 Laxative ro-tc. ssrf yoar lz7ze
ard a61r@ss % Ire doctor ard E free tr.al
way yo1 car Srd OFT what Il VIII %
without r@-s5zzl sxr@-se-
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1909-07-09

Don't you need a new barn. siio.
hen house, reservoir. cellar. porch. re-
tanning VA. dam. c4lgert. spring
house, root cellar. fence. driveway.
sidewalk. water trough. hitehing post.
STEPS. horse block. ice house. or els
tern Sto,zer caH make il for yea ont
Of concrete the material that has
come 70 stay aud that sill last for
ever. Hes from Missouri Iet him
show yoa Plant. east u town. on
Madison road Po,torfice. Forrest
City Phone - 3 rings.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1909-07-09
Secs Nnther Grow YOUNG.

1t would be hard u oyefstaIe the
wonderful change ia my mother since
she began = Use Electric Bitter,.
writes Mrs " l.. Giipatriek Of Dan
forth. Me. Although past - size
seems really 10 be growing young
again She suffered untold misery
from dyspepsia fer ~ wears Il last
she could Het ca drink nor sleep
Doctors gave her up and all remedies
failed Til Electric Bltters worked
such wonders for her health They
invigorate all Vita organs, cure Liver
and Kidney trouble, induce sleep. i'm
part strength and appetite. Only 5oc
at ali druggists.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1909-07-09

L there Is anything abort
your zit-ert tEzt To1 6g- :
understand. o Il yo1 want
any ne1!czi zdvi-z. w-.s
70 tie coctor. and r. NJ
srEEs- y1u fzIiy T1sre l.
10 charge to- this service
TIE address, s Dr. " 3
Caldwell 5sl Caldwell b.ig,
sfoatic e..o, m
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1909-07-09
Tortured on 4 Hor.a.

For ten years / couidn ride a horse
without being tortured from pies.
writes L ;. Napier. Of Rggiess. ky..
- hen 4lE.d0ctorS and other remedies
failed. BackeHs AFnica Save cured
ne infallibie for Piles. Burns.
Sea d. Cuts. foils. Fever Sores. Ec-
Lema, SAT- Rheum. cOrn>. -. Guar
anueed By all druggist.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1909-07-09

Mrs. r y. Smith aud daughter,
Helen Grey. have retursed from a two
Week visit t0 friends in Memphi,
and Forrest City. Miss Helen GRAY
"as l5uored with a request 10 take
part in qlartet1e sang al the Meth
odist church III Forrest City iast sun
day Augusta Free Press These IA
dies willie here We're guests Of Mrs. T
6 Green
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1909-07-09

II its anything in shoes that you
need for yourself or any member Of
your family. bring Your feet 70 cur
store and we viii certainly fit then
most comfortably with Just such a
shoe or slipper as YOU ike. We have
our complete immense new spring
stock OF all kinds OF shoes. slippers.
etc. and want 10 STOW them To YOU
We have the Walk0yer line, the Ham
ilton- Brown line and the Duttenhofer
line. These are the best there i. and
we invite your trade. F8sseit-GTa-
ham lderson Company.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1909-07-09

Certain misleading statements are
appearing in the columns Of tie papers
published here regarding the services
obtained at drug stores. In other
places YOU will find locals stating that
only one drug store in town employs
graduates 10 take care Of your pre-
scriptions. | wish 10 state that en-
ploy the best Of help. Prescriptions
left in my charge are in tie hands Of
a prescriptionist who is not only a
graduate in degree OF pharmacy, but
OF pharmacy, materia medica, chem
istry and bacteriology. / appeal 10
the public TO ask the leading physi-
clans where their prescriptions are
best taken careof. Ny ability 10 take
care OF your wants is best demon
strated by the increase Of my business
in the past year. hope the public
will take these statments for what
they are worth. and those who wish To
investigate these things TO their own
satisfaction. My only aim is to give
YOU the best for your money and 10
please every customer who enters my
store. Thanking you for past fayors
soliciting a share OF your future bust
ness, City Drug Store, @. n. War
rem, Prop.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1909-07-09

Secretary +. c. Eolbre. u tie Cod
en- Ridge. Mining & Milling Co. re-
seiyed recently the following letter
dated June 30 from Superintendent
Perkins, at the nine II banned
some 81 The richest ore right out OF
the face Of the tunnel last night that
We lave struck yet Took the sample
tan average OFT Of about a foot Of ore
and IL ought 10 assay $1,000 per ton the
way il pans.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1909-07-09

Mrs. Hattie Million and two sweet
little daughters. left yesterday for
their home in Brooklyn. Ne. York.
after an extended visit in this CITY
aud Hot Springs
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1909-07-09

Mr. u l. Barker. q TIE Tines
went L Memphis .ast Saturday = -
IL Lomef0..s. and = attend q meetin.
u Memphis Typographical T1ior
V. IL
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1909-07-09

Mr.. Schultz tie carpenter. sas tht
lucky man the first week. aid Nr
kimiuiar. tie barter the second week
in sam Burd's sit club. ASK Mr.
BaKd about l..
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1909-07-09

W. Henry >-Fzbz.4 e. tEs nom
ing e Oklahoma City On : bzslusss
and pleasure trfp.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1909-07-09

Mss Ida Mar ppm spa: Sa.er-
dzy arr Sunday n Bad hr5b. Rita
friends. returning Noa1sy.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1909-07-09

pF- Z A Long. . Memphis. ~
zI1gg lie welcome visitors II tC&l
rndzy He Wzs en-o4ts lone froa
Hot Springs
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1909-07-09

NJ { II Haven and ssn. Io1iS
e. 7 zs-szs naming :. points i
Missouri zls Kansas. - visit witt
relatives
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1909-07-09

D@pIts H4rs1z. Lee D3uxL sr.F
q taken sics THURSDAY . .zst see !.
and confined . lis EoIs 1u.il ysster
csy
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1909-07-09

Bro Pope. Ct Brinstay. 81. :. ths
pulpit . tie Nsthod = caz-c. 18th
morning 411 eTe1i1z l=1t >zn1zy
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1909-07-09

Hr. J. r Brown wa. : caller = II
Times c1ce this week. and hzs Il
thanks : TIE entire fe-ce - task
q sg~cioas peaches.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1909-07-09

d J. L stone cane oTsr THURSDAY
Afternoon an j. spending : fs0 1zFs
II tEs city.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1909-07-09

Mrs Bert Gray. Ct Linden Island,
was in the city THURSDAY on a shop
ping expedition. Sire vas accompa-
MED by Mrs. J +. Mahoney and Miss
Bean. Of Beckey. West Virginia.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-12
TENT EVANGEL,S SEASON.
Plans and Speakers for Its Cam
11ign. Which Starts TO-mOrTO7C.

Tent Evangel. last year at 57th street and Broad
way, will be this year at 124th and 125th streets
between Amsterdam and Manhattan avenues. and
viii open tomorrow at p. m The Rev. Dr. D. C.
Hughes the father Of Governor Hughes. is Presi-
dent the Rev G. ". Mcpherson superintendent
and F T. Hopkins, Of No. 81 Great Jones street,
treasurer. This IS the thrtieth year of ''Evansel'
and Mr.. McPherson's seventh year superin-
tendent.
At D m tomorrow the following clergyrnen Will
speak: The Rev. Edgar Tilton, jr-. Collegiate
Reformed Church; the Rev. H r. HUlse. St
Mary's Episcopal Church; the Rev. Allen W. Nc
Curdy, Morningside Presbyterian Church; the
Rev. Oscar Haywood. the Rev Z T Sanford the
Rev. G. ". Mcpherson and others The Rev. c..
W. Mcpherson will speak at p. m Subject;
Christ Supreme"
On June "A. Is and Is. al p. n. the Rev. D. c.
Hughes will speak ana the Rev. oscar Haywood
and the Rev. g. ". Mcpherson on June u and IS
On Sunday. June %. and 6 p. m. the blind
Scotch Evangelist. the Rev Thomas Houston. VIII
open one week OF services Open air and children 5
work Will be conducted all season.
The Rev. Len 9. Broughton of Atlanta: the Rev.
J. Stuart Holden. of 81. PauIs. London. the Rev.
J G. Johnston Ross. of Cambridge. England, the
Rev. James NJ Gray. dean OF Moody School Chi
cago. the Rev II NJ Wharton and other noted
men will conduct Bible and revival work in this
tent all summer Albany Smith. son Of "CiyPsy'
Smith. will have charge Of the choir.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-12
NEW SCHOOL PLANNED.
st. GabHePs 4lumni to uark Fit
tieth unnecessary by Rich Gift.

Fifty years ago 81. Gabriers parish with its
church and school was established in the then
sparseIy settled 21st Ward of old New York. just
east OF the fashionable Murray Hill section and
abuttins 10 the west Kip's Bay. Among the
alumni OF the school IS the Rev. John P Chidwick
chaplain Of the iil-fated United States ship Maine
Father William II. Clowry the first pastor
At his death. IN 1852. he was succeeded by the
present Archbishop. then NonsiCuor John NJ Far
ley, who served pastor until his elevation 20 the
archiepscopare nine years ago
The present pastor, the Rev. William Livingston,
purposes 20 mark the festivities OF the seul-sen-
tenary celebration BY building new school. the
cornerstone OF which VIII he laid this summer
He is receiving great eucouraEeneut and sub
stantial help from the people Of the parish and
from many old residents. who. although no longer
numbered among 81. Gabrjers parishiouers. have
none the less great foudness fer the old parish
and school The former male pupils. many OF
them now scattered in different sections OF the
country, have organized for the purpose OF rails
ing purse Of $1,000. TO be contributed to the
building fund for the school.
Farewell Night is also planned. on this occa-
sion the former pupils viii be invited 70 gather
within the Old walls and renew old friendships.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-12
Literary Nee~s and Criticism

Mr.. Wodehouse's book is amply Justified From
beginning to end the reader is amused. Love
Among the Chickens is hardly a novel IL Is
an extravaganza, a piece Of nonsense. d sklt
written out OF Unquenchabie high spirits
trife as gay AS this one is a boon.
The novelist who brings a mysterious murder
into his story sometimes finds 1t convenient FOR
his purpose not only to battle the pursuers OF
the assassin but to hide the corpse. When he
does this he must look to his laurels karely
indeed will ne hit upon a novel hiding place
Not every roInancer is clever enough to stow
corpse in the hollow of tree. Mr. FerSuS
Hume. however. puts even the inventor OF lhaI
-sxpedient to the blush one of the muroererS
-1 The Solitary Farm dNeIls in a manor mouse
surrounded by fields of corn. When he Kills
his man he has something more than haPpE
thought. he achieves stroke Of genius lie
sets the body Of his victim up amid the corn III
l4be habiliu1ents Of a scarecrow! This incident
by the same token. will give the reader all llle
clevv he needs as 70 the character OF Ihe Soh->
.1ary Farm" It is bit of romantic meio-
drama. crudely put together but possessing a
certain exciting interest. Mr.. Fergus Hume Is
mot the man TO deny his reader thrill ana 'ilS
.hool, IS we'll filed with grim surprises.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-12
COMPLETES IT'S t45TH YEAR.

The exercises completing the 1t5th year Of the
Columbia Grammar School took place Thursday in
the assembly room of its new building, No. > 20
West 93d street. Twenty-one members OF the sixth
form were graduated. OF the hfty-one candidates
which the school will this year submit the June
college examinations. final and preliminary. the
larger numbers will go to Columbia. Princeton.
Cornell and Yale, with smaller representation at
the examinations OF Harvard. Williams. University
of Pennsylvania and the Resents Of New York
Highest honors awarded TO Joseph Henry
Hewetson. jr.. head of the classical department.
and Alfred l.. Wise. head of the scientific depart
ment. Prizes given to Paul j. Mccormick FOR
excellence in English composition. Robert Ogden
I'm Rois for French composition Joseph Henry
Hewetson ir. for French language and literature.
Arthur Hearn Cowl for German Myron Winston
Hackney for free hand drawing, and Charles Har-
old Stern for penmanship.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-12
THE LONG DAY TO CONE.

From The London Outlook
Sir George Darwin, who was the guest OF the
Authors Club last Monday, delivered an in
teresting address on his theory of the tides
Everybody knows that the tides are due to the
moons attraction. In the tidal motion the
movement of the water causes friction and
consequent slowing down of the motion Of rota-
ton of the earth. a brake would do The
effect. though almost infinitesimal becomes ap-
Dreciabe in time, although it has not yet been
measured. But II must exist, and this slowing
down being due principally to the moon it must
be accompanied by reaction on it. with the
result that the moon VIII move further and
further away from the earth, owing to the yield
ing of the system. The opinion of many author
tiles is that the shot off from the
earth at the portion now filed by the Pacific
Ocean As il is stiH moving further away and
the rate Of rotation Of the earth diminishing the
time will come when the length OF the day and
that OF the lunar month will be the same and
the earth and moon VIII again reVolve as a rigid
body When that occurs the day will be fifty
five times long as our present day. But the
sun also produces tides and similar effects
though on a smaller scale. So the year too will
be heightened This Sir George Darwin did
New-York tribune., 1909-06-12
BRooKHAvEN OPPOSES sANAToRIUM
Arguments Heard on White Plague" Relief
Station Near Medford, Long Island.

State Health Commissioner Eugene r. Porter
held a hearing yesterday i'm Patchogue. Long
Island. the proposal establish "A tuberculosis
sanatorium Nedford. The Rev. J. Howard
MeIsh. rector of Holy Trinity Church of Brooklyn,
commended the plan
Il the urgent need OF such sanatorium
within speaking distance, So 10 speak. of Mauhat-
tan and Brooklyn said he. 'aud the site pur-
chased by the Central Labor Union at NedfOrd
seems 10 me well suited for the purpose" Others
who spoke in favor were James A. Jenkins jr..
Of the Brooklyn Society for the Prevention of
tuberculosis. Philip Y. Danahy, Of tho State
Charities Aid Association. and Maurice De Young
Certain citizens of Brookhaven township attacked
hercely the proposed sanatorium- Reference was
made to the fact that two years an application
for permission to build such sanatorium had
been sought and obtained Of the officials only
be withdrawn afterward because OF public
Clamor.
1t is believed that Commissioner Porter will not
withhold his consent if adequate financial support
Tor the charity is assured.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-12
MISCELLAN EOUS.

DECK AND FIELD Addresses Before the United states
Naval War College and Commemorative Oct
BY Frank Warren Hackett. 12no xi, ~
washington IIwdeIInlk & Coz
\ LITTLE BIRD TOLD ME. Pictures and text BY Walt
Kuhn 12no PIT. ~. Gife Publishing Company
LIFE. AND LOVE AND PEACE. BY Bolton Hall With
Introduction by the late Bishop Huntington l-Tlo pp'
G9S. AFCa1a Press)
A 3 c OF PHILOSOPHY BY Grace F. Landsberg-
12no pp iii. 14S tR. F Fenno & COZ
THE RELATION OF HEALING TO LAW. BY Farley
Paul Womer. With questions and answers by =
Eugene Riggs. NJ. D.. a. ". Dunning. " D,
and a chapter Psychotherapy by Isador H Eorlat
NJ. y 12mo. 212 (Chtcago: The Magnum Bonuf'