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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-17
ELECTION NOTICE.
ID ASSEMBLY pISTRTCT-CONT'


The Third Election District bounded 10y and
within New Chambers st. Madison ST, Roosevelt
st OAK st Pearl ST. Fulton st. William St. n.
The Fourth Election District Is bounded by and
within New Chambers St. James slip, East River,
Dover ST. Pearl st. and OAK st
The Firth Election District is bounded by and
within Roosevelt ST, Madison St, New Chambers
TIle sixth Election District is bounded by and
within oliver St, Madison ST. Roosevelt ST and
The Seventh Election District is bounded by
and within Catharne ST. Cherry st. Oliver ST.
The Eighth Election District is bounded BY
and within Oliver ST. Cherry st, New ChAmbers
st. Roosevelt St and Madison 81.
The Ninth Election District is bounded by and
within Catharine slip East River, James slip anu
The Tenth Election District is bounded by and
within Market slip. East River, Catharine SIP
The Eleventh Election District is bounded by
and within Mechanics alley Cherry 81, Caths'A Ae
The TweIfth Election District is bounded by
and within Pike st. Monroe s., Catharlne St
The Thirteenth Election District is bounded by
and within q diagonal line from the corner OF
Market ST ana Henry ST. TO the corner Of BIT
Iningtlarn st ana Madison ST.. Madison ST. Cath
The Fourteenth Election District is bounded ~
ana within Jefferson St. Madison ST, TO BrInlns
ham St a diagonal line from the corner OF Bir g
-rfng1a1n ST ard Madison st. 10 the corner OF
Market and Henry SIS and Henry 81. -.
The Fifteenth Election District Is pounoed -
s " Pi Nerlet Sin Cherrv St Mechanics
aIIev Monroe st Pike st and Madison 81 -,
The Sixteenth Election District IS h9IlleSo -
and within Clinton St East River, JeiIeTaCH S''
,s e. seT,eerth Election District is bounded
by and within Clinton ST. EugerS place. J1Ll0
son St Cherry St. Rogers St ana MANSON - h..
- r-s-b+e.-rF Election District is bounded oF
and within Montgomery st. Cherry ST. 1illl-5-
ST diagonal line from the corner OF Cl.L.c.,I ~.
and Madison SIS 10 the corner OF
and Henry SITS. ,.-. Il. ,,,,-5ed
The Nineteenth Election District is oouhueo
nv and within Montgomery st. 10 tiSilIl -,
diagonal line from the corner OF MonJgohieIE y
..rT Henry SITS to the corner OF CAnlo4, aIL-.
Madison SITS Madison IT. Jeuersoh ST. IAe-i-'
81 Clinton st and 2 Broadway. ,s h.
The twentieth Election District IS bounce ~
and within Grand St Division ST. -NUi--=o-''
i z broadway anG clinton ST s.. ,...,.7s5
The ~Tv-en-v-first Election District is poui'L
bv and Within G0UVerneur ST. Ni'''1'''
Nootror1erv st. and Division st
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ELECTION NOTICE
f7TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

IfIH ASSEM- By DIST Ftff, I-f' risrr-,
The Twelfth Ele0icn Disrri~f is bounT.-.
and within " "Itl 80. Coium 1Es ave.. ~ -
81 and Fsrnadr az e,i
The Tnirfesrth Eleetieu District is so,,-...
+ snlF within " 9Th st.. Central PARIS w. y
g5th RI ars! columbus ave.
The Fourteenth F,iertion District Is hol-4.s.
J7th o. ard Columbus ave.
IRE Fifteenth Election Distri~- - has,-s.s
( and within ". S..t s;.. columbus are ~ -
The sixfeentn Election District iz soB,a.,.
AMI within ". 1olst 81. West End ave
9.'tn sr. AMSTERDAM ave. " 9Srn ST. ~.
ThT Seveuts1slfh Election District Ia be-..
BY and ~itntn " 99th ST. Columbus ava :
9Sth g. ard Amsterdam ave
The Eirhtneuth Election District ~ hcrr-s-s
and within " 99th S.. Central Park wesf
Seth st. and EClumbue ave
THE Nfreteanrn Election Distrcr ia -,
I b. and within ". IO0rh 81. Manhattan 49, -
101st q. Central Park West. ". 99sh =, a.
I The twentieth Election Dfsrric- Is bouns.s.
and within ". f0fst ST.. Amsterdam ave +
ttOth IT.. Columbus ave. ". 9oth 81 ana W..
/ The Tveu-y-hrst Election Districr iz As.-...
I b. and within " 1O1st 81. Columbus ave +
I I9Gfh ST and Amsterdam ave
! The Twenty-second Election District il 49,.
I Ell by and within " 1920 ST. Columbus ava Ia
T l0lst 81. and Amsterdam ave
The Tweuty-third Election District g bo--s
bv and within ". 1920 ST.. Central pari- -
". 101st g.. Manhattan ave ". 10oth q -
/ The Tventy-fourth Election Diz,-ict - so--...
I bv and within " 1000 81. Central Park 5rs-
T " 1921 ST. ana Columbus ave
& The Twenty-ffrh Election District e. bou-s.
nv am within v. 1880 81. Columbus 49, -
I IO@d st and Amsterdam ave
( THa Tvventv-slxth Election Dis-ric. "a s,,-.
b. and within " f05tr ST.. CO.u-1 ous Az II
I -02d 81 and Amsterdam ave-
( The Twenry-seventh Election District q 49,
I eI bv and within ". ioli-h ST. Manharesn -
W IO4th ST.. Central Park West. " fgss !.
m TyVenrv-eighth Election Diss-f~- 4, -,
-I b. and within " lo5lh 81. Manhartas a..
~ fO5fh sr and Amsterdam ave
The Tweurv-uiuth Election District q ho,--s.,
I h. and within ". f07th 81. Central pa-F -
T " 1Ofth ST.. Manhattan ave. " 10Sch = "a
. C-.lu-rlrIg eve
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EIGHTEENTH AssEzrBLY Drs-srr-

The First Election District IS BOUNDED ~ -
within Z 18th St. I'd ave, z 5Gth s. and =
T-re Second Election District f. bouudaa ~ -.
within Z 18th ST.. 1st ave- z. 18th St ard ,
TThe Third Election District II boundsc hv AZ
within Z 5sth St. East River, e J6ta r. ssa u
The Fourth Election District Is bounded h ,.s
within z. 5Sth ST.. East River. z. ssh 8. 81
re Fifth Election Distrtct Is bounded ~ =.
within 2 go ST. lsr ave. Z 58-l 81. Sc a..
the Sixth Election District - bounded ~ A.
within E SD 81, % ave. E. 60th St and 81 ~.
THE seventh Election District n bounded y
and within E 65tn 81. 1s- ave. z sd e. =
ave Z SD St and 30 ave
The Eighth Election District Is bounded BY ar
vvfthfr z 65th ST. East River. E 59-h 81 a.
--bs Ninth Election Dis-ric- e bounded ~ ID
within z 66th 81, East River. z 65th 81 al
Ire Tenth Election District IL bounded By "a
WITHIN z 10th ST, East River. z s6th 81. az
r5e Eleventh Election Dist-ic- rs bou-s-s =
and within Z. 6Srh 81. lsr ave. Z osth T. a.
re twelfth Election District is bounds. =
and within Z 69th ST.. ID ave. z ssh St-s1i
IN. Thirteenth Election District Is oounass "
End within F. 10Th ST. ID ave. z 0eth s. an
% 1-o,-1ee--r Election Dis--tc- is 5o-sss "
and within E 7oth 81. 1s- ave. Z Ss-h 3 sHs
r. Fifteenth Election District Is aou-s.s ~
and within = 71sr St. 1sy ave, = Tatb = an
Sd ave.
The Sixteenth Election District . .0uafsd >
ana within L. 90 81. 1sr ave. z llst 81 an
Sd ave
nv and within Z 10 ST.. East E-i~e-. 2. 7lt1
rre Eighteenth Election District l. bo-1nass ~
and within z sd e.. East River. 2 "a s. an
Isl ave
The Niusrasutn Election District 81 1oyris1 r
and within r. 81 ST. lSr ave. = "a g. sst
g.
The Tv-en-1e-1 Election District Il no1uisi b.
. ave
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NINETEENTH AssEIBLT DISTRICT

--r. r-,--- r-.---,o- r,i---i-- ,. r---4.F az a.
-rftrfn Y 1923 St Amsterdam ave. " 1alE
81 and n esq Ez-d ave
The Second Election T'1s--l-- -= bounded hv a.
within w 1881 70 Rr-aCV dlsgc-1- i1s
from rh4 corner O. W I15d ST. and B-ozdTzT %
rha corner ~ " 112d and Ar-s-sr1am sE-
Hu5s5r F2i.s-
-~Ha --rr-- Election District Isl H--r-zs1 ~ an
srr--z-+z-- 5-z 10 * f655 -. a 5iaz51aI In.
4--7, -r- -r,--z- ~ .r-=-a-47-- 49, --1 ~ IQ
- $1,000 ~ -5--.-+------ z-- r. r0g5 >
W 1855 =r ana HUDSON River
The Fourth E-=--l-- DISTRICT is -oun1si 2
IGi-r e. ar- r-osf--.-
The Fff-I rT---r1r District - bounded b AT
v-f-[tr r. f6--- 81 f--Itr-1nr1s az " 'lNs
81 and Hudson River
The sixth Election L-z-r--- - 10--1dsd 81 Al
Amsterdam ave. " t07-- s-. and Hudson Eivsi
Tn Seventh --s--1or District 1C.-1s1 e
and within " Il+-h ST. B-cadTa- r ION =
ard -I-1s1~ River
~ r-i----t r--s~-r0- T7=--f.- rc-rnfsd e.
,r5 --+--5~ ~ -r2-- z- 7r-----z--s. ave
7IO-r - 5-5 r7--s.+u-s--
-~rr N-irrr Election T5s-~l-~ f= EC--dsd rT ar
- ~ noes ---r-r---r--z s,-z q 10s-t
s. Ar-z-s-dsm ave. " 1Ce-1 and 7-o1o-
"=z Tenth F~.--,o- 7.=--,-- .- e----tst " nj
--f-IfD ~ r1n-N -- Central PARK west "
-lS-l = az ~ - - r,5-- Cd. -,,,-5ss =
and linn ~ f6S-- So Central Fa-k Yes. =.
1'.Ln s. sH $3.50. an &c. I'd, r-,--5ss y
- --+-l--- o. 1r0-[ - 80 ave- --sHsVs7s
---- n o. r. --- --z----7T p=-l- T@sr
~ -r-7,s--as--- E7la~rf7rr Tr------ rs 6c1ni.1
st-- N-.---- --r-r j. --s- a 5isz.as.
-sL-l----- 1 -. 80. ---- - .-- S.--- 4--- ne
,0--A- - V MN ST. ard Manhattan ara r
~ - ,f 81 AVE- 7-F ~ zen ST.. an
-
ne N II -45-[ - +ys. y. Itlra
49, 81 ave
Tho Fis-e--th Election District - COUNTS p
a,.5 ,r.-r-- ~ rt2-h So --- ave-. " I'm :
al-- 49, I5.---r-- -f-s ---.r the c1--sr z
N rTa-- l. and 81 ave -H Ll- -0rnsr q =
- 80. yfr-,.s--a-. ave. z-E Mauhst-sl
----N
Tho sixteenth Election DISTRICT s. 7olEaleo
a-- - .--'- 49, 81 ave r- -rs corner q v
'-z-- 4 - ave- ~ ave- 81 Ll3gL O. ar
s-,'-L = anu
The -ay5I5.e@I3-H ,-.,l Nf5r-s-.sa ave. v.
tt- H--- --r ave- q tiaE11a- -ll- frora -
---rs~ 0f 9TH ave. and " lIa-n s. r. =
- - ~ fft-r ST. and s.h ave- s-1 ava ~
1-- .- ,r-.---.-e--I-ia 81 We Last.
- u-s-----arr-r Election DIS-ric- Isl oollls-.
--- ---9- III rTF-h az S-h ave tases-
tiia .-..--s- NJ sr0 ave. ard " Lle-
-. 4.1--s- 0s 9Th ave. am W. ll9-l -.
s. - .l' -I,ra~,r.r-ar ave. W. t14-h 81 an
st----+-.-sia- Ave Eas-. -.
The N.e1Sella2 - 500, -t s. Nica5las ava.
-1--+ a. --h ave % W liath 81. z - . -
fi-- from che corner or !" -l'--- - - a.
90 The corner '-
~ 49, q y-,--fa-- Election District IS horndec =
ana within w llS-- So - 49, g. -,------
- u ffFtr ST. thence a di2ite--1- - u -.
me centre of the block 90 I7V 49,, 49,, .-s- ave
81 srF Nfqura-ra1 ave- SIC ,--- - N,.,-.y
" w. 7-vgsnrv-ars- Eie,.i'n 49, = -
t.. ava vr.+rir w ill-E - ~ 80 -
-. ave. thence dlaEonA- 10y NJ -
NiIii-...l4H = ~ el0ck 90 the corner or W. =.
- 50 ave w. 1lb-h 81 a. Nl'H
49, Tasr 60 a., ,.--a-a
-rh, twenty second --le -l0- ,,,-s--,- .s,s. Y
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TENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

III lie First Election District is bounded by ana
within LIST St. lst ave. Il Houston st EIdrfJse
ST. stanton 81, ChryEtie st and ~
The Second Election District Is bounded M,
aud Within = Houston ST.. Norfolk ST. Stantor
ana EiGrdge
Tie IhlTu Election District is bounded by and
v'tU IN a diagonal tue from the corner Of "a -
ana ISL ave. 10 the corner Of I'd 81. and Avenu.
A. Avenue \, =. Houston st and Ist ave
The Fourth Election District is bounded n,
and within u at. Ist ave. 1st st. and ID ave
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TWENTIETH ASSEMBLY Dislh

-rNr,Nr1ETH ASSEMBLY Dis'i----. a.
ga. u4rst Election District = he S1 = al >
,,tf- - T4th ST. % ave. L 80
ave. .t r,t.~-f.f a bOuucSl ~. -
.,.t nr y ISth ~. "a ave. z Ifih 81 -
tuEJon ave -,.-,-. IL h,undet y "a
The Third s3ecsi'i 80 Ittver. y $50 .
LIST ave. ., -. r,.-.-;.. Ia b0fi,et !. q
,.tfhfn f. T6rn ST.. East lsiee-,
Sven,Ie A. Il I5th 20. and Isl N,,-g.d ~ ~
,rns Fffth Election District = Sass q 30 =
vrtthin r 18th ST.. Avenue a. e. u
Tha sixth Election plstrict . 80 Il and :
within r.. 10Th 81. ist ave-. T.
T.be seventh Election District -sfa 81 :
ami Within z IIth ST., 20 ave-
ave q. 15rh s. and Le1insl'n --..-s - y
I'm. Eighth Election District . 80 & 40
y,,-rtr L, 9Th 81. tst ave. p 80
-
rhs sinth El.cttor plstricE 8
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sEvENrEexrH ASSEMBLY, bIsrRlsr


The First Election Dis,tlet is bounded b, and
WitiiH W. S1tn ST. Central Paris West "
SOU 81 and Columbus ave
ne Second Election District is bounded by and
"ithIn W slth St. Central Park West. W. sJth
The Third Election District Is bounded by ami
within W soth ST.. Central Park West. W STth
50. and columbus ave.
TIE Fourth Election District Is bounded nv and
within v. plst ST.. Central Par6 West " sgr6
81. and Columbus ave ~
The Fifth Election District IS bounded by and
within W N5d 81. Central Ptr6 West. w 9I-t
81. aud Columbus ave.
The Sixth Election District Is bounl ed ~ ,,t
within " aath -. Central Paris West " p3d
Sc. and Columbus AVE 'eN
The seventh Election District Is bounded b,
ana within ". Goth ST.. Columbus ave ~ attb
ST.. btua. way. ~ SD ST ana West Fs.f az ~
The Eighth Election District Is h0rlu,i.t ,.,-
-ud within " 92d West End ay-a NJ oa4
ST.. broadway. w 9ist 81 and Riv-r@t.l. it,, o'N
The Ninth Election District Is boun.-d b. ~,
within ". Httt St Vest End ave " na.s -
Riverside drive ". sist ST an, Hudson -.
The Tenth Election District H. t,fr0,}s4 - -
WI IN " 9th So. broadway. " aafh u ~
Fnd ave " cath st and Hudson Rt-.~
The t-ley enth election District = h.,,,r.is-f -.
~ ard Rrcsdsay. - e1'"
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rrrrT ASSEMBLY, DTsTR1CT-

The First Election District Is bounded 10y
/ and within Morris St. GCr+n"leA ST. Rector
81 whitehall 81. East River. Hudson River.
governors Ellis. oyster and Bedl0e's Islands
re Slrond Election District is bounded by
and within Liberty St. BROADWAY, Fulton st.
{7-5r1fe1-7 81 Wall ST. Brosdway- Rector 81,
Greenwich 81. Norris s.. and Hudson River.
The Third Election District is bounded by
ana within Warren ST. Broadway, Liberty 81.
r-ba Fosrth Election District is bounded by
and lin Tta-2 2 y Ho 81 Sfoore 81 " BTosJ
1vav. White St, BroacV4t- Warren 81 and
1-5e FIfrh Election District is bounded by
and within Worth St Centre ST Pearl ST.,
Park row y William ST. fu!ioh So ana
T1- S.1th Election District IS bounded by
au6 within worth ST, Park roT, Pearl ST ana
The Ssreutn Eleot--- District is bounded by
ard within Grand 81 Broad way. White 81. "
Fs~8advs~. =. Moore St Hudson 81. LaiEht
= Variclz ST. canal 81 and sullivan st
The Eighth Election District IS bounded boy
ara within Fsroome st. Varick ST. Watts st.
Sullivan 81. Canal 81, N'tTlck ST. --aIsHI 81.
Tba Sintn Election District is bounded by
and within Cana St HUDSON st Huber ST.
Greenwich 81. Beach 81 ana HUDSON River
The Tenth Election District - BOUNDED By
and within Charlton Hudson St. Spring ST.
E:auv-ick 81. Canal ST and Hudson River.
Thu Eleventh Election I1lsIriel IS nounHed
.F and within Spring St AaI1ck 81. bruJne
So Hudson r., Canal 81 and Kenwlck ST
The Twelfth Election L5lstTict y bounded by
ana within NaDdam 81, Aacdougal 81, SprlHE
81 ar u T.
Tire Thirteenth Election District ~ bounded
hs- and within Spring ST. broadway. Grand -
and sullivan 81
The Fourteenth Election District Is bounded
by arc within ". Houston 81. Broadway.
Spring 81 an6 sullivan 81
The Fifteenth Election District Is bounded
fy ana within Charlton ST. Prince 81. sullivan
81 Spring ST. Macdougel ST, FauCam 81.
VaricE Al. Spring ST and Hud&ou 81.
The Sixteenth Election District is bounded
by and within King St. hacoougaI 81. W
Houston ST. sullivan st, Prince 81, Charlton
ST. and Hudson 81
To-. Seventeenth Election District Is bounded
By and within v. Houston 81. Farlck ST..
King St Hudson ST. Charlton 81. and Hudson
f River
The Eighteenth Election District is bounded
Houston 81 and Hudson River.
The Nin-reeuth Election District Is bounded
by ana within " Houston ST. MacdOugal 81
King 81 ana NaTick ST
The Twentieth Election District Is bounded
tsv and within w Sd st.. MacdougaI :,
Isleecker st Hancock St W Houston ~
I Varirk ST. Carruine 81. and 9th
sFh. Twentg-iIrst Election District Is BOUNDED
bv and within Blocker ST.. Thompson 81 W
Houston and Hancock 81.
ire TRentv-second Election District is
bounded by ana within W Sd ST. Brosdggav
W Houston 81. Thompson 81. Be-cler 81
ans, MaCdoUgal 81
SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
-rfs. First Election District Is bounded fs- ana
,,fthin wall ST. Pearl ST, Old slip East River
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ELECTION NOTICE.

18TH ASSEMBLY DTSTRICT-CONT'D.
by and within IS. B:,d St amsterdam ave. W
g. 81 and Hudson River
The Twenty second Election District IS bound-
ed bv and within W G5th 81. Amsterdam ave-
W I'D St and Hudson River.
The TWeuty-third Election District r. bounded
by and within ". 67th ST, Amsterdam ave-
W G5th 81 and Hudson River
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sEcoND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

NIIDAH AraEaEI-t DINIII'I
T95. First Election District IL bounded Ay am,
-ttbir wall ST. Pearl ST.. Old slip Eagt 30
EE-llIfebaI ST. broadway Beaver st. and W0i
iani 81 49,. 49,
ana uffhgu Fgftau ST.. Pearl ST. Dover - Fssst
4zf,er old slip. Pear. 81. y al 81 and William 81
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-05-20

favoring a certain candidate for Cover
nor Of New York State.
An uprising Of the Taos Pueblo Indi-
ans has broken out seventy miles north
west of East Las Vegas, N. NJ, and
troops have been hurried by special train
from Santa Fe to check possible mas
sacre Of white ranchers.
Aurel Batonyi was denied by the APP
pellate division OF the New York Su-
preme Court the privilege of appealing
from the decision by which his wife,
Mrs. Frances Burke Roche Batonyi, Sc
cured divorce last February.
Judge ]. r. Corrigan, aged 80 years,
a prominent Democratic politician, COM
mitted suicide in Minneapolis. Judge
Corrigan was friend of w. ]. Bryan
and had been delegate to several OF
his party's national conventions.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-05-20

turies of cultivation and two national
shows at Spokane have been unable to
remove. 1t has remained for an apple
loving country doctor to discover that
not only can the world be fed until it
has the necessary calories Of energy, but
that the craving for liquor-conceded to
be the greatest cause of misery and
crime-c can be eradcated from the hui
man body by the apple. As if this were
not miracle enough, it is contended that
Gen. Grant might have won the siege
of Vicksburg and the battle of Apo
mattox by munching on Ben Davis,
Spitzenburz or a Jonathan, just as well
as by putting on a fat black cigar.
The use of apples as an article Of
diet viii very much diminish, decrease
and ultimately abate the appetite for
alcoholic stimuants, " declares DR.. Sam
uel Bailey, Of Mt. Ayr, Iowa. That
this is fact could be proven in many
instances if little care, caution and
vigilance were taken to thoroughly in
vestigate conditions. As rule the
babitual user Of alcoholic stimulants is
rarely lover or consumer OF apples.
There seems to be peculiar combina-
ton in apples, in the acid in them or in
the peculiar chemical combination of
the apple that allays the irritation, or
so-called appetite, produced by the use
OF liquor. am also of the opinion that
the keen appetite for tobacco is limited
by the use OF apples. | am thoroughly
convinced that any man who is a lover
of whisky and is in condition when
he thinks he must have drink, if he
will eat an apple before he takes tie
drink, will find that his appetite for the
drink has been materially lessened, III
not entirely abated, for the time
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-05-20
Home First of All.

Let home stand first before all other
things. No matter how high your am
bition may transcend its duties, no mat
ter how far your talents or your influ-
ence may reach beyond its doors, before
everything else, build up true homel
Be not its slave; be its masterl Let it
not be enough that it is swept and gar
nished; that its silver is brilliant; that
its food is delicious, but feed the love in
it, feed the truth in il, feed thought and
aspiration, feed all charity and gentle-
ness in it. Then from its walls shall
come forth the true woman and the true
man who shall together rule and bless
the land. Is this an outright picture?
We think not What honor can be
greater than to found such a home.
What dignity higher than to remain its
undisputed and honored mistress.
What is the ability to speak from
public platform TO large audiences, or
the wisdom that may command seat
on the bench, compared to that which
can insure and preside over true home
that husband and children rise and
call her blessedY" To be the guiding
star, the ruling spirit, in such posi-
ton, is higher honor than to rule an
empire. Exchange.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-05-20
NEWS NOTES.

BY sudden welding ofsupposedly ir-
reconcilable factions, the Senate, by a
vote of SO to 10, adopted compromise
amendment to the railroad bill for the
regulation Of relative charges for long
and short hauls. The agreement was
reached chiefly for the reason that each
faction apparently thought it was get
ting the better of shrewdly driven bar
gain. The Dixon amendment, with a
proyiso taken from the amendment OF
Senator Paynter, of Kentucky, was
passed.
The Grand International Brotherhood
Of Locomotive Engineers, in session at
Detroit, unanimously adopted a resolu-
ton favoring ain increase of the income
OF the railroad companies by any legi-
innate means without the sacrifice Of
safety, promptness or good service, or
to the detriment of either employees or
the public.
At the meeting of the General Con-
ference of the M. e. Church, South,
report was made asking the appoint
ment of a committee to agitate for uni
form divorce laws. The removal OF the
Church Board of Extension from Louis
vile to Dallas, Tex, was urged by a
committee, but action was deferred.
Arguments on demurrers to the in
dictment against the National Packing
Company and its ten subsidiary COM
panies were set for Friday in Chicago,
but upon request of counsel for the de-
PENDANTS Judge Lands in the United
States District Court granted postpone
ment until Wednesday.
The Rules Committee of the House
tried Intellectually to agree upon date
for the consideration of the Scott bill |
to prohibit transactions in futures on
cotton exchanges. 1t was decided to
defer action on a rule providing for this
for about two weeks.
Mr. Roosevelt authorized denial of
the newspaper stories that he had writ
ten letters expressing his attitude toward
the administration of President Taft and
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-05-20
c. P. CHURCH
General Assembly Meets in Dick
son, Tenn.

Dickson, Tenn, May 15.--The Eigh-
teenth General Assembly Of the Cum
berIand Presbyterian Church is in ses-
sion at Dickson for seven days. Be-
sides discussing and planning ecclesias-
tical affairs for the coming year, the de-
nominations centenary is to be cele-
brated. Delegates from sixteen States
will attend
More than usual importance is at
tached to the Assembly Of this year be-
cause OF the status Of the controversy
between the Cumberland Church and
the Presbyterian Church, U. S. A., rep
resenting that faction of the Cumber-
land Church which amalgamated with
the Northern ChArch, so-called, several
years ago. Property valued at approx
mately s3, 000,0 900 is in litigation, each
church claiming the right of title. SUI
preme Court decisions in several States
show opposing views as to the merits of
the controversy and course of proceed
ure will probably be determined upon
in ain effort to bring the entire dispute
to final adjudication
The Woman's Board OF Missions will
meet in conjunction with the Assembly
for three days.
Dickson was selected as the meeting
place this year because OF the fact that
the church had its inception with the
gathering OF four ministers Of the Cum
berland Presbytery which separated
from the Presbyterian Church, U.S.A.,
early in the nineteenth century, in log
cabin near this city. Hence the deriva
ton Of the name.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-05-20
Training Of Singers.

AS some of us know, Adelina Patti
sang as child. Her voice required
little or no training. Its beauty and
placement were God-given. All PATHS
wise guardians did was to protect her
against exposure Of all kinds. Patti
made her operate debut at an age
when it would be crime to begin the
vocal training Of the average girl.
Nellie Melba is another whose gold
en- throat was perfected by nature.
When Melba left her Australian home
for Paris, where she acquired some
"frills," her voice was perfect, SO no
one, unless it be the unknown teacher
in far-away Melbourne, can honestly
claim any credit for Melba's vocal
method. /"
Nine. Tetrazzini, who came rather
late into her own, was always natural
singer. 1t is reported that she studied
tone production but five months But
Tetrazzini lived in the home Of her sis
ter, Nm. Campanini, who is a singer,
and hearing this sister practice for years
supplied the clever listener with ideas
which enabled her to curtail her own
studies by several years -Harper's Ba-