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'sTHIS Is MY S1TH BIRTHDAy,,
Rear Admiral CnShur

Rear Admiral John H. Upshur, one of
the Oldest officers on the retired list of
the United States Navy. was born in
northampton County, Virginia. Dec. 5,
1873. After graduating from William
and Mary College he entered the United
states Naval Academy in 1S43, having
previously seen service on several
vessels of the navy. He was present at
the siege and capture of Vera Cruz and
was member of the Perry expedition
to Japan At the commencement of the
civil war he was instructor at the
Annapolis academy. He served two
years with the North Atlantic squadron
during the war and was present at the
capture of Fort Hatteras and Port
Royal. He commanded a ship in the
naval attack on Fort Fisher in the last
months of the war. During the twenty
years following the close of the war
he saw service on land and sea in many
parts of the world. In 1854 he reached
the rank of rear admiral and in May of
the following year he was retired on
his own application, after forty-four
years service. Since his retirement Ad-
miral Upshur has spent much of his
time in foreign travel.
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EAST CHICAGO ENCOURAGED.

East Chicago considerably
situation While
of
davs
The named the Calumet
idle location there
Cent
The has, however changed
which will
of
the established and substantial
contemplates
if theirc capacity.
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WOULD ELIMINATE THIS.


in
a he snow
No
traton will that there
appropriation
will
Had
the
pan with fat commissions haul
might
department
is o. to be broke"
dirty the fti
Broadway
short
COMING
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rHIs DATE IN HISTORY.

isio-American under Montgomery and
arnold appeared before Quebec.
i'si-Mozart, the celebrated composer.
uieo IN Vienna. Born in Salzburg,
Austria. jan 81, 1856.
hiiam Hendricks inaugurated
as governor of Indiana.
ooi-Eneagement between Confeder-
ale sunboats and Federal vessels
off Cape Hatteras
ioo4-Lord Morpeth. the seventh Earl
OF Carlisle. who made a special
study OF American laws and institu-
titions, died Born April IS. 1902.
ie'o-Nearly three hundred lives lost in
the Brooklyn Theater fire.
iosl-Don Pedro, former emperor OF
brazil' died in Paris. Born in Rio
Janeiro, Dec. 2. 1925.
ls9s-Canadian steam Niagara" wreck
ed In Lake Erie, with loss of 1e
lives
Iseo-Massacre of Jews at Kiev, Russia
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WHAT AN OUTCRY THEN!

a
of
1t call attention the
The
his
who
kill
hafhearted
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UP AND DOWN In
I-N-D=I=A-
WIFE sPURNs HUSBAND.

Offering to take his wife back If she
would do "as a lady should" Francis
Anderson of Kokomo was spurned by
Harriet Anderson. applicant for di-
vorce, who said her mind was made up
Judge Kirkpatrick took the case under
Amusement They have been married
thirtythree years
RECOGNIZED AS HEIR
Judge Bernetha, in the Marshall Cir
cult Court, legally recognized Mrs
Matte Commons of Muncie as the heir
TO the estate of her mother. the late
Mrs. Emma Lord of Culver. Ind. Mrs
Commons, who was the daughter of
Mrs. Lord by her first marriage, had
been missing for thirty-thre years. and
did not appear until after the death
of her mother. The unique feature of
the case was the establishment of the
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iris heirship by means of photographs
TRIES TO COMMIT SUICIDE.

girl HelfSnlD DY means Oh pUOto6 raptiS-
TRIES TO COMMIT SUICIDE.
Miss Mayner Frey, young woman of
Henryville, attempted to commit sui
eide by taking carbolic acid. It is said
she had been Tilted her sweetheart,
Charles Powers. A physician was sum-
moned in time to save the girls life.
GOVERNORS VISIT INDIANA.
Governor ]. Franklin Fort and Gov
ernor-elect Woodrow Wilson of New
Jersey were in indianapolis yesterday
at noon on their way East from Frank
fort, KY, where a conference OF Gov
errors has been in session. The New
Jersey Governor and Governor-elect ar
rived shortly after IL o'clock and went
to the law office of Gaylord R. Hawkins,
in the Lemcke Building. with whom
both men are acquainted.
BREAK THROUGH ICE.
John and Ralph HORNE, sons of ]. o.
HORNE were drowned in a pond near
Frankfort yesterday. The boys were
skating on the thin ice when Ralph, II
years old, broke through. His brother
John, 10 years old, attempted to rescue
him. but both soon went to the bottom.
Floyd Zook. a boy who saw them break
through the ice ana SINK, ran TO the
store of Mr. King and gave the alarm.
BARES HER RELATIONS.
Mrs Menlo Z. Moore of Vincennes.
in the presence of crowd that packed
the courtroom, told the story of her
relations with Charles Edward Gibson,
for whose murder her husband is on
trial. she was on the stand for six
hours.
WAIT 100000 SIGNATURES.
To obtain the signatures of 100000
voters to a petition to be presented to
the Legislature in an attempt to save
the county option law from repeal is
one of the plans of the Indiana Anti
Saloon League. Petitions are being
circulated in a dozen counties now, and
within a fortnight, Announcement has
been made. the entire state will be
pretty we'll covered with the petitions.
| PRIDF LEADS TO QUEER LIFE.
| Living like beast in the woods,
where he had established his winter
camp, because he was too proud to seek
charity. Hans Book, So years old. was
rescued just in time 10 save his life.
When found the friendless man, crippl-
| ed by rheumatism and weak from lack
! of food. could scarcely stand. His only
| food for the last two weeks has been
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EVIDENCE ALL IN.
Evidence in the divorce triaf of Mrs.
Eta Horsley against William Horsley
of Rockville in which she asks for $16.-
900 alimony was concluded at 3:15 Sat
urday afternoon, and by agreement of
the attorneys the case will be argued
befcre the court today. Horsley was
on the stand during the morning ses-
sion, and although he was subjected to
:evere cross-examination by Alto -ney
Felix Ralnkenbaker he never for "a no
ment lost his composure and maSa an
excellent witness in his own beh alf.
TRY INTERESTING CASE.
A case will be tried in the Morgan
Circuit Court. in Martinsville, this
week. that will interest every township
trustee in Indiana. 1t is the suit OF
the Middle Township Hendricks county
Advisory Board against william A.
Hollingsworth, former trustee, and his
bondsmen for the recovery of more
than $4,000 alleged to have been spent
ur.lawfully.
LAW NOT VIOLATED.
That mere possession of any quaint
ty of beer by an individual is not suffi-
cient to constitute a vocation of the
liquor law of the state was plainly in
Dictated in Princeton, when States At
torney Sanford Trippet and his assist
ant, Abraham Cole, dismissed the case
against James v Murphy, an oil mag
nate, charged with violating the liquor
laws.
FINED FOR COLORING BUTTER.
Richard Walker of Elkhart, indicted
by the Federal Grand Jury during the
Nav term Of the United States District
Court for violation of the internal
revenue laws, was arraigned before
Judge Anderson and pleaded guilty to
coloring oleomargarine and selling the
colored product without paying
revenue. He was fined $3.50 and costs
and placed under suspended sentence
under other counts in the Indictment
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FINED FOR coLoRING BUTTER.
LABOR NEWS

new union of electrical workers
has been formed at Fond du Lac, Wis,
All the transport workers of the
world are now united under one gem
erai body
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THE DEATH OF MRS. EDDY.


ordinary
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COMMUNICATIONS.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.


WI maya In the
WIKI
cling edito
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A B. Spear, former cashier OF
the Oberiin, O., National Bank, and
sentenced to prison for completely
in the footing of that bank by Cas-
sic Chadwick. died in Detroit Mon
day. He had been paroled and
held a responsible position with
the Bell Telephone COMPANY when
he died
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K A N DO M
THINGS & FILINGS

1 - - = = = 49, 49,
THINGS 8 FILINGS
WHAT next from Mr.. Victor L.
Berger?
WE fear the tree planting and the
lawn moving is being sadly neglected
in Gary.
THE name "Bowser" will probably
be like Banquo's ghost to Mayor
Knots before long.
CONGRESSMAN Crumpacker will
almost feel at Washington as if he
was in a dime museum.
haven't seen a single church oyster
supper advertised this fall.
DOC Wiley took the lid off on
Thanksgiving, but will he do it on
Christmas, after all the roasting he
got?
THE weather man is no doubt seri-
iously considering the taking in of the
coal man as a silent partner for few
months.
AA-
IN Los Angeles a pneumatic barber
chair exploded and hurt a man. Per-
haps this is why John Kern wears
whiskers.
PLENTY of opportunities nowadays
for you to get an Office. Just join
lodge, all of them are electing officers
nowadays.
THEY have just caught wild man
on Long Island. Exchange suggests
that somebody may be missing from
Oyster Bay.
THINK of the good old days when
you didn't have to get up and dad
simply couldn't get you out of bed on
these cold mornings
| HARVARD professor says that wo-
men are becoming more and more
masculine. Is your woman becoming
M and M masculine?
| -AA-
THE railroads are said to waste
81 100000 day. The Erie isn't vast
ing much on it's defects to work at
the sign boards thereon
&C.
THIS is the day of success for the
man who advertises his bargains. The
people are trading with the man who
advertises in THE TIMES.
-A9-
| COLUMBUS democrats are going to
spend ten thousand dollars and put in
a new democratic paper. Well, it will
cost them more than that down there
-
EVER see the beat of an electric
light company By trying to sell you
an electric bed warmer they even
want to make money while you sleep.
WHETHER the undertaking mag
aZines brought on the trouble in Mex
leo is hard to say, but if they did they
will undoubtedly be Dragging of 1t
before long.
HOBBLE skirt said to have been in
vented by a swell dresser She may
have made a hit in one, but she GER
tainly made a holy show of some oil
her sisters.
WE saw four autos blanketed on a
leading street here the other day, an6
five horses, not one of which was
something blankety.
OLD Doc Hurry, who is coming te
Hammond to lecture next week, says
he stays away from church because
} of the bad air. Seems that the
churches ought to furnish the doctor
with a better excuse than that.
GALD tidings. Buzzard will par
ticipate in the big Thanksgiving foot
ball game. He has intended to leav,
for Chicago to enter an embalmin,
school.-Huntingto Neys-Democrat.
Hope it was a good practice gam,
flor the young embaImer
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aMr Bakr founder Christians encd as o.
a h home Q B street was in z h n
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SANTA CLAUS
WRITES TO HIS
LITTLE FRIENDS.


THE TIMES is now ready for
those Santa Claus letters. We
have made special arrangements
with Santa Claus to take care of
his mail for him in Lake County.
All our little readers are advised
that If they want to reach Santa
Claus, they should send their let
tiers to THE TIMES and make
their wishes known. We shall as
usual offer a prize for the best
letter. Now little ones get busy,
you only have three weeks. Send
your letters to
SANTA CLAUS,
Care of Times,
Hammond, Ind.
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Miss Mayner Frey, a young woman of
Henryville, attempted to commit sui
eide by taking carbolic acid. 1t is said
she had been Tilted b her sweetheart,
Charles Powers physician was sum-
moned in time to save the girls life.
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EVIDENCE ALL IN.

fish which he caught from a nearby
lake.
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GALD tidings. Buzzard will par
ticipate in the big Thanksgiving foot
ball game. He has intended to leave
for Chicago to enter an embalming
school. Neys-Democrat.
Hope it was good practice game
for the young embalmer.
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OLD Doc Hurry, who is coming to
Hammond to lecture next week, says
he stays away from church because
of the bad air. Seems that the
churches ought to furnish the doctor
with better excuse than that.
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WHAT next from Mr.. Victor L.
Berger?
-GA
WE fear the tree planting and the
lawn moving is being sadly neglected
in Gary.
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CHRISTMAS MUSIC AT
TRINITY CHURCH SU yDAY
Special Programs Arranged for Both
Morning and Evening
Services.

Special Christmas music will be
rendered by the choirs of practically
all of the city churches Sunday and
some excellent programs Will be rem
dered The choir of the Trinity
Methodist church is busy rehearsing
the selections In the programs ar
ranged by Choir Director j. Harry
Greif. Special music will be render
ed at this church at both the morn
ing and evening services.
Following is the complete program:
Morning Service.
Organ voluntary - Cantaline-Du-
bois.
Hymn, Teach Me Ny God and
King"
Apostles Greed.
Prayer.
Anthem, Sing o Heavens"-Touns
Miss Stearnes and Chorus.
Psalm.
Gloria Patri.
Lesson.
Anthem. Arise and Shine"-Wil-
liams-Mrs Hall and Chorus.
Hymn, Deem Not They Are Blest
Alone"
Sermon by the pastor, Rev. W. C.
Starr. d. ID.
Prayer.
Hymn. 20 Thou TO Whose All
Searching Sight.
Benediction-
PostluGe. Triumphal March-M.
Costa
Evening Service.
Organ voluntary, Bardavoia-H.
Hoffman.
Hymn-"Joy TO the World, the Lord
Is Come"
Prayer.
Anthem. Hail tho King
MFR. Greif aud Chorus.
Announcements.
Anthem. ''Hark the Hosts OF
Heaven Are Singing '-Schnecker-
Miss Stearnes and Chorus.
fIymn-"While Shepherds Watched
Their Siocks by Night"
Sermon-By the pastor.
Prayer
Hymn. Thou Didst Leave Thy
Throne and Kingly Crown"
Benediction.
Postlude. Toccata-Dubois.
Organist-Miss Ella Davis.
Choir director. Harry Greif-
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ADJUSTMENTS
sio House az Olympic.

a Liz house saw the olympic show
las. night and seemed immensely
pleased with the vaudeville bill Of
fer-s- Slater. Earle aud Darrell pse-
sented a clean. clever little plsylet.
The Reconciliation, and as played
b. these performers 1t IS a delightful
little sketch.
Carney Brown and Doll Fariarccan
in a singing and comedy talking siit
made a big hit. Mr.. Browns cigarette
JUGGLING Is a feature Of The act that
Is yery cleverly executed
Fred Cole. bsnjoist and dancer. and
his champion bulldogs. L In bag
punching and other tricks. proved
very entertaining. Miss MYRTLE Nel-
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YOUNG MEN IN FIGHT.
E. p. GUIDE Battered Up by r. 7. Ray
field in Rockets.

Following a brief fistic encounter
IN lunch wagon at Warwick avenue
and Twcnty-icurth street carly last
night. +. z. GUIDE and r. T. Rayfeld
were arrested by PatrolmaE Edwards
and locked up al the police station.
Subsequently Rayfeld was bailed by
Justice Clements for his appearance
In the police court this morning. bet
GUIDE remained in the lookup.
GUIDE. 1t Is said. was much the
worse for drink and was given a good
pummeling by his smaller antagonist
The cause of the trouble was not
learned by the police
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Ends Winters Troubles.

To many. winter y a season OF trosr
bic. The frost bitten toss and fng
erS. chappcd hands and lips, chill
blains. cold sores. rcd and ROACH
skins. prove :his. Bet such troubles
~ before Bucklcn's Arnica Saivc. A
trial convincce. Grcr'cst healer ~
Burns. BOiis. Piles. Cats. Sores. Eczc-
ma and Sprains. Only - at an
Druggists.
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socIAL-PERSONAL

Patronessos for the grand opera
performance TO be given at the Acad-
amy of Music Friday matinee and
night for the benefit of the Associat-
ed Charities, we're named yesterday
as follows:
Mesdamcs O. ID. Bachelor. ID. ,.
Jones. h. T.. Parker. VIM. Garner, w.
II. wyatt. w. +. Greasy. A. G. Jones.
+. -. Bragg, r. w. HARDWOOD. A. Hor-
WITT, Robt. Scoield. ] 7. Marston, T.
T.. Christie. Misses Mary Stearnes'
Bessie Reyner. Mesdames c. w. Rob
Inson. II. w. Powell. Richard w.
shelton. w. L. Barrett. e. 7. Ivy. W.
J. knight. Frank Longan. W, l..
Cooke. ]. r. Swinnerton. II. Nj. Mel
son. Hugh Caffee. w. w. HARDWOOD
W. s. Copeland, John Livezey, I. {.
Darst. ]. ID. G. Brown. Edloe More
cock. Alfred Thomas. S. r. Buxton,
Fred Manville. w. B. Lively, Miss
Ada Haughton, and Mrs. f. NJ. Hall.
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Death Of An Infant.

George Edward. the infant son of
Mr. and Mrs Alexander Morgan. diei
Yesterday at the residence OF its
parents, S2S Twenty-scvcnth srEect-
OF pneumonia. The funeral win take
place this afternoon az O'clock from
the residence. lntermenf will be
made in Greeniawn cemetery.
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Academy o. Music.

Academy o. Music.
Although the week before Christ
mas usually is a dull one for the the
aters. a large audience witnessed the
first performance of "The Girl from
Eagle Ranch" by the Johnson Play
ors at the Academy of Music last
night. The hearty applause indicated
that the production met with enthusi-
astie approval.
The scene of the play is laid in the
far west. and the plot deals with in
cidents characteristic in the lives oil
trappers and cowboys. The produc-
ton is regarded as one of the best
yet given by the company.
Moving pictures are shown between
the acts. The subjects for today
matirae and night, are Ellis New
Lid" a BIograph comedy film. ITS
Not as Bad as 1t Looks" and. as the
feature. His Mothers Thanksgiy-
ing" one Of Edison's Latest"
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Small Fire On Acre"

A defective hue caused a small
blaze in the one-siory frame negro
dwelling house at los Eighteenth
street about ; O'Clock Sunday after
noon. The Central Company respond
ed to an alarm and extinguished the
blaze before very much damage had
been done.
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AecA TEMPLE wEGrs THURSDAY

Local mssons Going % Richmond For
Annual Session.
4 rursber u local Nssonz viii IN
60 Richmond Thurs6ay u attend tho
SIN Ial meeting % kcca Tcr1pie o.
fcfrs fer the ensuing year arc-fo b.
eiersed and general business Is. 20 b.
transacted
a very unique card Modifying The
n'e.ptrrs u he meeting hes been h..
.xss 81 fo-saa,e tscu@> n nc.
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J. Knight. Frank Longan, W. L.
Cooke. ]. r. Swinnerton. Il. NJ. Mel
son. Hugh Caffee. w. w. HARDWOOD,
w. s. Copeland, John Livezey, i. Z.
Darst, ]. ID. e. Brown. Edloe More
cock, Alfred Thomas, S. r. Buxton,
Fred Manville. W. b. Lively, Miss
Ada Haughton, and Mrs. f. NJ. Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ". Grove have
returned to iris city from their brid-
al trip 10 Baltimore and Washington
and are at home 10 their friehds at
the homo of the brides mother. ia
Thirtieth street. Early in January
Mr.. and Mrs. Grove will leave for
their future home in Bemerton, wash
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Smith. Of Co
lumbus. Ohio. win arrive here today
TO spend the winter wit htheir son,
Mr.. Stanley F. Smith, 222 Twenty
sixth street.
NJ. Russell West has returned from
Waverley, Va, where he visited rela-
tives.
Mr.. James Plummer, of Pittsburg,
has arrived here TO spend the Christ
mas holidays with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. II. S. Plummer. on Forty
eighth street
Mr.. Rex X. Fleury. of Norfolk. is
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II.
J. Fleury, on Twenty-sixth street.
Mr.. John Clarke and daughter, Miss
Violet Clark. of Richmond. were the
guests of Rev. and Mrs. Thomas c.
Darst. on Thirty-fourth street, Sun
day"
Mrs. NJ. Il. DimmOck in North End,
has as her guest. her sister. Mrs.
Tabb. of West Point, Va.
Mrs. Robert Richardson. of Bir-
mingham, Ala. arrived here yesterday
to spend the holidays with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Saunders,
on Thirty-second street.
Mr.. NJ. Minter. of Mathews county,
will arrive here today to attend the
Minter-Griffin wedding Thursday at
the Chestnut Avenue Methodist
church.
Miss Hattie Kelley. of Smithfield
Is spending a week with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Peyser. on West
avenue. have as their guests. Mrs,
Maurice Cans and little son, Master
~. IN
Miss Eva Edwards. who has feen
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. L. Street,
in North End. has returned to her
home in Smithfield.
Col. Robert Pegram Holt has gone
to Sussex county on business
, Mr.. W. r. Perkins. who has been
visiting Mr.. ]. f. T. Hunter, in this
city. has returned TO bis home in New
York.
/ City Treasurer j. VI. Curtis will
celebrate the anniversary of his birth.
day this evening by entertaining a
number OF his friends at his home
lis Thirty-fourth street.
Mr.. Charles F. Whiting, who has
! been spending several months In
Denver. Colo, returned to this city
yesterday.
Masters Louis Samet and Milton
Levy. of Norfolk, are visiting their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs, J. Rey'
. ner.
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ReoUcED RATES
CHRISTMAS q NEW YEAR
HOLIDAYS


Chesapeake q Ohio Railway
Tickets on sale December isth-
18th. 18th. 2isi. 21nd. z3r5- 2fth.
eth. 3is'. and Jan. Isl. with final
limit January 3 1911.
Arply 20 Ticket Agents foT fuif
information. i2Is. -. -. -. -.
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Tho largest and bet selection Of
straight and blended Whistles ~ the
rifT NEWPORT NEWS VIM K
LIQUOR CO. Cor Tvcnfy-hfrh street
<n< W1<h>4xfon z<fnuc. 1<u Fboro
"a - <<1<I1n1. A.
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son, singing Coincidence. is a pleas
ing contributor 70 the Olympic Of
fering and, taken as a whole, the
bill is a very good one.