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The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-07-07

his name is as great" (magazine) as
his present reputation.
A NEW FIELD FOR EVANGELIsTs.
Still fresh in memory is Mayor Gay
nor's refusal to grant one Rev. Chal-
mers a license to preach to the Jews on
the street corners of New York's East
Side. Now the gentleman who hobs
up with new plans for our conversion,
regeneration and ultimate salvation,
as prime mover in his recently incor-
rorated Jewish Evangelical Society
of New York." This avowed purpose,
as he strikingly puts it, is to save the
benighted Jew from eternal damna-
ton. Very praiseworthy, indeed. And
we should not be backward in eX-
pressions of gratitude for his and CO.
laborers activities on our behalf. May
he the Rev. gentleman will permit and
follow a suggestion from an unregen-
crate of the race for whose salvation
he is so concerned. Suppose he send
in a plea to Russia's most Christian
ruler that the Jews, so obnoxious to his
Majesty and his subjects, be forthwith
turned over to the tender mercies of
Rev. Chalmers organization. In the
meanwhile this we'll intentioned gen
tleman might facilitate the operation
by sending to the Russian government
the money collected from the jubilee
the expense of transporting to Am
erican shores this material for future
conversions to Christianity. The OPP
portunity is too good to be missed.
1t virtually means killing two birds
with one stone" that of relieving the
benefcent ruler, so full of Christian
brotherly love, from further outrag-
ing the Jews, and at one and the same
time providing themselves against the
contingency of running short of Jews
in the future, for, surely, such unflag-
gng efforts as put forth by the Cars
American brothers in faith are sure
to make short work of the supply of
Jews already at hand. OF course it
is understood that there is no field
for their evangelical eXertions among
their Christian laity, do dirt before
their own doorstep to sweep, for have
not such elements as are found on the
Bowery, Coney Island and many like
resorts, and even elsewhere, been ac-
corded immunity from eternal dam
nation through the saving grace Of
the Nazarene? In the face of the easy
avenue opened up to the Jew for his
convenient entrance into Paradise, it
is small wonder that the Christians
anger is reused against his persistent
attitude of refusal and noncompliance.
Such stiff-necked race! 1t is certain
Iy enough to make the Christians for
get the injunction "to bear and for
bear" and act like savages towards the
Jews. '7'
The Brunswick news., 1910-12-17
TREE
FOR THE POOR
LYNN ci2cLE, MlNe'5 DAJ5H-
TEEs, TO GIVE ENrG@TA:azN7'
Also AT TIE GRAND.

Glynn circle, Kings Daughters
have planned for d Christmas tree
or the poor children, to lie given At
re Grand on date which will re
2nncunced later.
Manager Finney las kindly doGat-
ID tnc use OF the opera house. and
win also put on moving pictures to
entertain the little ones. Soectl
Inns, appropriate to the occasion.
will be used, and an evening of gent
me pleasure can be expected.
Miss Kate G. Hall, president of the
circle ASKS the aid of the scLool
teachers, the Sunday school supel iu-
tendents, pastors, Salvation Army,
and others, to report tie rames and
addresses OF children, so as trey
may be provided for
TIE Glynn circle is urder'a'1ing
lis noble work in the fph faith OF
the generous public of Brunswick
mal ing il possible, The work done
Y This circle and the calls upon
tse treasury has left the latter IN
such shape that the help Of every one
is dcsiIed Those who desire to as
sist the good ladies in making the
cor lt5le ones happy may send con
tributlons to Miss Kate c. HAIL
room s, Atkins building.
The Brunswick news., 1910-12-17
9E:VENY NILE
CALI: SWEEPING
ENTIhE COAST
SHIPPING IS MENAcED AND THE
CoL0 is BREAKING ALL Pre-
vIoUs RECORDS.
Eio9lng etri?ped From the Mallory
Steamer Colorado, and TIE Entire
Crew Suffers from thS cold--Many
Injured in New York.

New York, Dee 16.--A Y0-mile gale
is sweeping tie Atlantic coast today,
menacing s1ipplng and = ineing in
tense cold weather, which is caus.
Ing much suffering.
Fully score Of persons were In.
jafed on the streets he"e today ~
g fierce wind.
Automobiles were stalled and some
Of h5em were literally tlcwn lack
yold by powerful gusts.
An unusual feature IF the gtorn
vas hrilliont 2iezag winter lightning
A MESSAGE from the Mallory liner
Colorado, at Boston, states that art
Of the rigging Of the steamer has
heen blown away the decks are ice
covered and the crew is almcst heip-
less. Two men were found frozen
to death.
Extreme cold but no heavv snrw
Is reported from tae entire north
}tlantic section.
The Brunswick news., 1910-12-17
Bic FACTORY
MAY LOCATE
IN THIS CITY
OVERALL MANUFACTURING COM
Parry WRITES HERE FoR
DATA aNp PARTICULARS
EiI Plant Of Whitev.lie, Tenn, IS
Locking fcr Location and Brars-
~4sk Can oasr ,nausemsn.. wrIs.
May se Accepted.

There is a strong prot oIapidty that
a large plant for the manufacture of
oYeralls may locate in Brunswick in
the near future, which will nave a
capacity of something over 30G dozen
pairs Of overallstper week and giving
employment TO a large nn.nber OF
people.
A letter was received dere yester-
day from the Whiteville Overall oIan
ufacturing Co; of Whitevine Tenn.
inquiring as to what material assist
ance Brunswick could offer for the
establishment of the plant i'll this
city, and the matter will be taken uQ
with the company at once, and there
is every reason to believe tdat this
enterprise can be landed.
It is understood that most OF the
output of this factory is slipped to
New York and if this is the case on
water connections with the metlopo
lis should prove a winning card il
getting them here. 4
The Brunswick news., 1910-12-17
BLUNDER WILL
CAUSE NO DELAY
WORK ON TIE PUBLIC BUILD.
iNGs IN THIS STATE WlLL
CONTINUE.

Washington, Dec. 16.-The failu:e .
lf the treasury department TO Include
their estimates for this year :, y
provision for work On new public
buildings authorized last year. vii
not mean. my cessation Of work On
these buildings. Whether the acnod
of the treasury department was ac-
i'd VI Or intentional, Chairman
IaMney, Of t7e appropriations com
mitlee, purposes 70 call on them to
amend their estimates and relieve
congress of the necessity of dong
so.
by some representatives the nloFe
part of the administration to set
credit for fayoring ,retfenehmeny
n expenditures and put. upon con-
sress the burden of appropriating
more money than was called for IN
4he department estimates of what
2ouid be economically expended p.c
money will he provided at this ses-
sion for all the work authorized AMI
it is simply a matter of detail now
it win Re done
Representative BrantleJ, of Geor-
gia, who was a member Of the com
mittee on public buildings anl
arouns last year, says there viii be
no interruption of any work in Geor-
gia, but that it viii be prosecuted as
fast as the supervising architects
can take care Of it; that Tia session
will rot adjourn until al needed
Ifupds are passed up.
n a4; representative Adamson today
Ismade the same statement, declaring
E"Not single project in Georgia will
suffer, every dollar that can tie eN-
pended economically next year at
Carr clifton, Lagrange and Newman
was begun last August The La
Grange site has been bought and
there is money in the treasury to
begin the erection of the building
and work viii start in February.
The treasury department is some
what behind in it's work, owing to
| the FIVE or six hundred buildings in
course of erection, but there IS no
| ground for any fear on the standpoint
of money You can state that posi-
lively"
The Brunswick news., 1910-12-17
''c c 6 heriff Has
Many Boarders

~" probably mere prison
is ~ t.. ni}nn county Jail at pres
ut thaH II ny time in recent years
aad il i9 certain that the number
VIII increase before Jan. 8 at which
time the superior court will meet.
In all there are % there, and they
are charged with all kinds of things.
Some OF them have been confined for
a long time, while few have Only
recently been guests. Taylor, the
young man from Appling county, con-
yicted of uider, is still there. Ills
attorneys argued his petition for
new trial before the supreme court
some time ago, but the decision OF
that tody has not as yet been rece'v-
ed and the young man Is etill there,
where ne has been for safe keeping
for the past several months.
The coming session of the superi-
or court will probably clear the jail
Of many of its occupants.
The Brunswick news., 1910-12-17
WILL CFEM RESTAURANT
ON JANUARY FIRST
Manager Miller, of the Hotel Royal,
Getting Things in Shape.

Manager L. ~ Miller, of the Hotel
Royal, is now in harness again u
the hotel business, and is meeting
his many friends of the road at his
new location Mr.. Miller is getting
things in shape for the opening Of
the Royal cafe, which will probably
occur about the first Of the year, and
it Is needless to say that he Will
enjoy an excellent patronage.
The Royal is one of the best msall
hotels in the state, and is noted fo-
excellent furnishings and cleanliness
and with the opening of the cafe it
will, no. doubt, enjoy the patronage
lirst-class house deserves.
The Brunswick news., 1910-12-17
SCRAMBLE: FOR
CITY POSITIONS
ON IN EARNEST
come or The PRESENT OFFICE.
HOLDERS WILL HAVE SEW
ERAL OPPONENTS.



Politics for tae year1Is not orcr
get Not by q good deal.
me scr21i-)e e Tor city Offices is cn
r"&oe, ana IN some instances
Jaeie are four Qr five candidates toH
places and ncarl2, every candidate is
yQre OF winning.
For clerk, n. D. Russell is SO FIT
IAe only applicant. but it is rum
d that botl he ana TIE city treas
urer VIII nave some opposition, hat
mere IS some doutt about this.
@or chief OF police /. Leyison, The
present incumbent, viii be opposed
by A. L. Owens and A. J. Burney
wllle a dark horse, it is said, will
come III the race at the last moment.
assistant Chiet Jerry Wlichar VIII
ne C2pGsed by Ii. =. l%crriH ana Ii i5
S'4d' t*o note oan&iaatoa are soiA
TO enter tAis race.
1t IS not known WhefAcf ar not
Chlef OF the Fire Dep"tm2i'' +. e.
Taylor VIII s'Hhd Tor fe-e4-'''i''1 put
The Brunswick news., 1910-12-17
CONGRESS TO ADJOURN
~ =, FOR TIE HOLIDAYS
Senate Considering Direct Election
Of Senators.

Washington, Dec. lG.-The leaders
of the house and senate agreed today
that they will adjourn next Thurs
day until Wednesday, Jan. 4. Most
of the members will return home iIr
the holidays.
A resolution for the direct election
of senators was fayorably acted on
by subcommittee of the senate ilt
dietary committee today.
The house today debated the legis-
lative, executive and judiciary appro-
priation bill
The urgent deficiency bill carrying
$850,000, was reported to the house
by the appropriations committee.
The Brunswick news., 1910-12-17
NJ NELL. HOPES
To PREVENT BIG
RAILWAY STRIKE
LABOR COMMISSIONER LEFT
WAsHiNCTCN F02 CHICAGO
YESTERDAY MORNING.
Unless Settlement Is ..eached With
si~fs-cne Wc.tern Reads, 5000
Engineers and IS Many Conductors
win Strike.
viii Strike.

Was ington. Dec 16.-Chas. p Ms
Aeuh commissioner OF llboy and one
of tie nediators under the Erd1aan
act, left this morning for Chicago tc
ruGeit&kc an adjustment OF. tao' ~ua-
-troyersy between 81 western rai-
roads and tae brotherhood OF LOCO
motive Engineers.
The Brotherhood demands increas-
Cd wages and improved working cor
d.tions. The wage increase dema1d-
ed aries from 10 to 80 ser cent in
accordance witA varying conditions
Of labor performed. Tee zen IL
undoubtedly strike unless III o. a
Part Of their demands e.o ~r9uteu
That the situation is grave is
shown by the fact that a vast ms
pority Of the enoineers-about 33.0tA
IN Acf-bavcd 9ted in favor of
q STRIFE, and an cqlal numter IF
conductors and trainmen on the same
roads are making similar demands.
The railroads complain that t, ey are
making no money, and have for
months been endeavoring to inaugu-
rate increased freight rates, in view
of which it will be difficult to induce
them to grant the requests of their
workmen.
Mr.. Mcneil hopes to briEe . oat a
settlement of the differc4ces. but te
realizes that his task is most diff
cult one. Not in the history of un.
ionism has there been such a pe.
riod of unrest and discomfort ampRs
skilled laborers, and the mediators
expect to have their hands fuh II.
settling differences between capital
and labor during the next IL months.
The Brunswick news., 1910-12-17
LITTLE MARION GRAY DEAD.
Passed Away at the Hospital Ear'>
Yesterday Morning.

Marion, the little two-year-ol d
daughter Of Capt. and Mrs. Chas
Gray, passed away early yesterday
morning at the hospital, after an III
ness OF only a few days, and Aer
death carries sorrow to a large nun
Der Of friends Of the family.
The little one died from membra'
neous Group and everything possible
was done to save her. but to no avail
The funeral occurred yesterday aft
ernoon at 2:30 from the parents
residence on Norwich street. The
funeral services were conducted by
Rev. J. e. Sammons, and the little
body laid to rest In Palmetto Gene
tery. llAs
The Brunswick news., 1910-12-17
pAWNED BABY is SEIZED.
Detectives Carry Off Small Boy Wher
Custody Is Refused.

Atlantic City, Dec. 1S.-Mrs. Chas.
Selbert appealed to the lolice here
today to recover her baby son, wnem
she said she had left with Mrs. VIM,
Sullivan, of No. 521 North Indiana
avenue IS security for board bfll
of $18. The mother had been work
ing In Philadelphia to raise the ran
SON.
A patrolman went to the lodging
house and says the custody of the III
fant was refused him. Detectives Ap-
pie and Herbert then took the baby
from the Gouse and returned him to
the mother. To protect the child
from the bitter cold Herbert wrapped
the little one in his coat. He return
ed to headquarters in his shirt
sleeves
The Brunswick news., 1910-12-17
: T~ia ALoE1 THE THAMES"

Manager Finrsy LAS very abrac-
tive program for today and tonight
ut the Grand. The leading feature
will be a wonderful scenic novel
ty, "a Trip Along the Thames to
Westminster" which is said to be
one of the most beautiful scenic PIC
lures ever shown in the city. This
picture has created great deal CT
interest Wherever shown and is sure
to please the picture patrons of the
Grand Other pictures for tonight
are "Cowtoys Of the Far West, q
western drama; Touch Of a Child 8
Hand" romance; "Spoony Sam" a
comedy picture.
The matinee today at the Grand
starts at and runs until 6 p. M, and
tonight from 7 to II.
The Brunswick news., 1910-12-17
Gale Must Serve
Life Sentance

Prince Gale, the Fancy Bluff ne
gro who was convicted of murder at
the last term of the superior court,
las been deni ID a new trial ly The
supreme court, and guard is ex-
pected any day to take him to the
pen, where he goes for life. The
first trial of Gale resulted in a mis-
trial, but in the second he was found
guilty and recommended to the mercy
Of the court, receiving a life esn-
tence.
The Brunswick news., 1910-12-17
Cook to Return
Home Wednesday

New York, Dec. 16.-Dr. Frederick
A. Cook. the explorer, who admits in
Hampton's Magazine that he does
not know whether ne discovered tn :
north pole or not, has sent word 10
local friends that 3e will appe%r
here next week from his self-impos-
ed exile of one year.
DIR. Cook probably will arrive
from England Wednesday, and ar
immense crowd will be on h,nd to
greet him. Despite his evident pre-
varication, toe explorer sliil las
many friends and sympathizers
The Brunswick news., 1910-12-17
REPRINT WHITE SLAVE REPORT
Senate Orders Copies for Distribu-
ton Through Country.

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE senate
today ordered a reprint Of the immi.
grafton commissions report on the
white slave traffic.
The reprint was ordered on SeIta-
tor Lodges motion, he making the
request because of the great deman
for the report from all sections of
the country.
The Brunswick news., 1910-12-17
To Rush Work
On Elks Home

Contractor Swicher Is now on the
work of the Elk's nome in earnest,
and it is safe to predict that he will
have the building ready to turn over
to this popular order on April 1. bis
contract time.
The contractor says he will give
the Elks job not only the organiza-
ton. tut the entire population of the
city will be proud Of, and it will COM
pare favorably with any Elks home
in the state.
The Brunswick news., 1910-12-17
AGED WOMAN, coz Err,
Lac CJRT AIMS, .+IHERf
Chicago c. 12rian Meets &.
.,1~.c Eaath.

Chicago, '' g.. Fondness f." p
corn-cob pipo today cost the life 81
NTs. Bert. - Bycrs. 81 years OF
ace.
Fire from ber pipe dropped on "a
lace curtain 10 her apartment. set.
ting fire to tire structure and partial
]y destroyi- .ie building. Seven
teen families we're forced 10 flee into
the streets, but the aged woman.
over looked III the rush, was left be
hind TO die.
The Brunswick news., 1910-12-17
FREEZING IN NEW YORK.

New; York, Dec. 16.-Gotham to-
day. felt its share of suffering from
the cold wave which swept from the
northwest. and this morning gripped
c.sentire northwestern section OF
the country. Nine degrees above zero
was the mercury's mark here today.
Il was 81 below at Canton, n, Y.
The Brunswick news., 1910-12-17
CITIZENS ANXIOUS FOR Y. NJ. c. A
No Doubt but that the Financial Part
viii Be AssureJ.

The publication in The News yes
terday of the proposed establishment
of Y. NJ. c. A. in this city m Sets
with the hearty approval of the pul-
lie generally, and there IS no doubt
tut that there will be no difficulty in
arranging the financial part of the
proposition.
There is no question about mroal
and physical good the Y NJ. C. A.
does, and it is to be hoped that tte
matter will meet tie cooperation of
the entire public.
1t is said that somr definite Steps
will be taken looking to the organi.
zation within toe next few weeks
The Brunswick news., 1910-12-17
BABIES BY THE CARLOAD
ARE SHIPPED TO TEXAS
milk Bottle Special" Leaves New
York City.

Chicago, Dec. 16.-Occupied exclu-
sively by little foundling tables and
Chicago octogenarian Meets Most
cial car passed through here toda!
en- route 10 Houston and San Antonio
Tex, where the youngsters will be
adopted by families
The babies aboard the Milk Bottle
Special were taken from founding
asylums in New York
The Brunswick news., 1910-12-17
Colorado in Collision.

Boston, Dec. 16-The steamer Gel
orado sailed from here for New York
at sunrise yesterday. Local shining
men said this afternoon that sae
should be somewhere in Long Island
Sound.
The Colorado was in collision with
the British schooner Waegwaltic in
Vineyard Sound early yesterday
morning, and had a hole stove in her
side. She continued here to dis
charge and sailed for New Yo'k
licit
The Brunswick news., 1910-12-17
THE oRANTLAND is WRECKED

Nantucket, Dec. 1.-THE three
masted schooner Thomas B. Grant
land, was wrecked this morning OF
Gret Point. The crew was rescued
by the life savers from Goskota
station.
The Brunswick news., 1910-12-17
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Plnai.

Az persons due city taxes for the
year 1919 are hereby notified tha 1
less said taxes are paid by Dec. 8
1910, they will be placed In execn'
ton. Save additional costs by paying
now
AZ order Of the finance commit
tee w. q. FAM, q.
City Treasurer.
R~em S. City Hall---Ofnce hours.
10 l--2:3e TO 8. "'
Brunswick, Ca, Nov 2s isis
The Brunswick news., 1910-12-17
CHILD BURNED TO DEATH.

jamestown, N. Y, Dec. f6.-In a
fire which destroyed farm house
near Russell, Pa, last night, the D
year-old daughter Of Alfred Nelson
was burned to death and two Other
children were burned. It is probable
that they will die.
The Brunswick news., 1910-12-17
EIGHTEEN NIMRoUs KILLED.

Boston, Dec. Eighteen deaths
marked the hunting season In New
England, ending last night. Reports
from the Maine woods today are that
the kill of'the season included 3,30c
deer. II moose and Q bears.
The Brunswick news., 1910-12-17

Presbyterian church-Rev. F. D.
Thomas, pastor; SERVICES on Sund "
at II a. M, subject, as Life Worn
Living? II not, Why Not? Can it BE
.adc Worth Living?" Evening serv-
ice at 1880 p. m. Sunday school at
9:45 a. m. All are cordially invited
to attend these services.
The Brunswick news., 1910-12-17
AMERICAN TARs ARRESTED

Brest, France. Dec. l6.-Three
sailors of the United States battle
ship Minnesota were today arrested.
They were charged with asssaultins
and robbing a chauffeur. whose auto
mobile it Is alleged, they seized for
Joy ride. ~
The Brunswick news., 1910-12-17
GOING Low.

The fine jewelry at Motifs store
was sold at surprisingly low prices
yesterday. A $25-diamond sold for
s11.25, a s4o-silver service went un
der the hammer at S14.5e Silver
shimble sold for 10 cents. and alarm
clocks brought rs and 80 cents. In
fact, everything put up was sold at
redicuiousiy low figures ..ass
The Brunswick news., 1910-12-17
OIckiNsoN's REPORT WITHHELD

Washington, Dec. 16.-President
Taft today directed Secretary Of War
Dickinson to withhold from congress ss
entirely his report on national de-
tense made in answer OF a resoln-
ton passed by the house Of repre-
sentatives. The house yesterday
declined to receive the record IN
confidence.
The Brunswick news., 1910-12-17
rAFrs CHRISTMAS PRESENT.

Washington, Dec ls.-7Presidens
Taft has received as a Christmas
present. q largo box of homemade
5eilies from Miss Della Torrey,. shis
aged aunt, In Massachusetts ID sl,.s
The Brunswick news., 1910-12-17
INSPECTING CONVICT CAMP.

State Convict Inspector West ar
rived in the city yesterday and win
inspect the camp here today, leaving
early this morning and returning to
the city tonight. The camp of this
county has the best record of any IN
the state, and the inspection toda.'
will no doubt, be as satisfactory az
former ones.
The Brunswick news., 1910-12-17
COLORADO IN TROUBLE.
Old Visitor to This Port unmanagc-
atle in a Gale.

New York. Dec. 16.-The steamer
Colorado, of the Clyde line, sent word
by wireless this afternoon that she
was unmanageable in a gale OFF the
coast, on her way to this city from
Boston.
The Colorado carried no passen-
gers; her crew numbers 80 men.
She arrived recently at Boston
from Jacksonville. No further par.
ticulars than these contained in the
wireless message as to the trouble
with the Colorado were availao,e
here.
The Brunswick news., 1910-12-17
KILLS WIFE. THEN SUICIDES.

New York, Dec. 16.-John F. Helm
es today shot and killed his wife, 10.
sephine, at their Long Island home.
and then cut his throat with razor.
dying afterwards.
The Brunswick news., 1910-12-17
TWELVE MEN ARE ENroMeEo

Denver, Dec. 16.--Twelve men arc
entombed in shaft No. OF the Ley
den Coal Co.'S mine, the workings OF
which are on fire. 1t Is feared tha.
all the men are dead
The Brunswick news., 1910-12-17
THE ALPHA TAU CONGRESS-
Big Gathering of the Greek Lettc'
Society in Atlanta.

Atlanta Ga, Dec. 16.-Plans for
the 22d biennial congress Of the Al
pha Tau Omega fraternity, which
will be held in Atlanta Dec. % to 81.
will be completed at a Dutch sap
per to be given at the Piedmont hotel
Friday night by the Atlanta Alulnni
association. Hugh Martin, one Of
the leading architects of Birmlng-
ham. will deliver an address. Tie
coming congress will tring five han-
dred visitors to Atlanta.
The Brunswick news., 1910-12-17
HAGENBACH DEAD.

Berlin, Dec. 16.--Wm. Hagenbach
the famous animal trainer, died hero
today.
The Brunswick news., 1910-12-17
Services at St. Marks Sunday

Holy CommGnion at 1880; morning
prayer and sermon at IL O'Clock. a.
which service the bishop will be tn
preacher. Sunday school at $3.50;
evening prayer at 4:30
The Brunswick news., 1910-12-17

Quite a number of Brunswickiars
are members of the A. r. O. frater-
nifty, and all have received invl 3
tons, it is probable that numn II
will attend the congress. Judge Sam
c. Atkinson and C. M. Symmes a'e
members of the entertainment COM
mittee.