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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-02-15
Synopsis Of Report of Secretary o
the Commercial Club at Re
cent Smoker.
To the President and Members of
the Hattiesburg Commercial Club

To the President and Members of
the Hattiesburg Commercial Club.
Gentlemen:-On this occasion
deem it not out of place to briefly
review the efforts and progress of
this organization and at the same
time glance at the general progress
of the city of Hattiesburg, for which
the Club is maintained.
A Commercial Organization is now
a recognized necessity in every city
of commercial Importance, as it per-
forms duties that cannot be done
by any other means.
For a period of more than two
years our country has been affected
by one of those occasional panics
which too often come without
warning and usually brings fl
nancial disaster go innumerable
enterprises, entailing many hard
ships on almost every class
vi pcOplt. III iSNAC Wing shN
past year in Hattiesburg I feel war
ranted in saying that our city and
section have shown wonderful recu
perative powers and that the past
year has shown as much substantial
progress in Hattiesburg as any Other
city in the state and it is a record
little short of phenomenal wher
previous conditions are reviewed.
When the panic of 1907 occurred
our city had been experiencing a re
markable development, covering pc
riod of two years. Public and pri
vate improvements had given EN-
ployment to hundreds of men II
every department Of labor. In add
ton to the many business building
hundreds of residences sprung up al
over the city and all lines of trad
reflected the impulse of this develop
ment. The panic not only stoppe
this extraordinary progress but it a
so for the time being, made useles
thousands of dollars invested in prof.
erty and caused the wise ones to pre-
dict that Hattiesburg had seen he
best days and that the future hel
no promise of prosperity to our city
When we consider that our chief il
dustry, the manufacture of lumbe
was Frustrated and that all of ou
vast surrounding territory not NOR
than ten per cent was in cultivation
it is remarkable indeed that Hattie
burg recovered as rapidly from tn
panic, as any city in the South an
that today there is not vacal
house for rent, which has the mo-
ern conveniences demanded by pc
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-02-15
Interstate Commerce Decision.

In connection with the decision OF
the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion | desire to say that while it was
defeat, we feel that the money may
not have been expended in vain, as
the case was dismissed without pre-
iudice and may be re-instated and
profting by experience we will, ii
considered desirable. try it again and
be enabled to present a much strong
ar and a better prepared case, at
more opportune time, and may yei
get a favorable decision.
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the survey would be made as soon
as the river reached stage low
enough to be practicable. This pre-
liminary survey was completed on
August 18th, by Assistant Engineer
J. M. Pratt, in the launch Naomi, a
boat drawing three feet of water and
form information obtained from unof
fetal sources we felt sure that Mr..
Pratt's survey would result in a IA
vOrable report. Imagine our surprise
and disappointment when we receiv-
ed official notice that Major Jervey
had reported unfavorably. This
placed us in the position of forcing
us to appeal to the Board of Engin-
GERS for Rivers and Harbors at Wash
ington, which was promptly done and
on November LIST, committee from the
Club-Mr. v. M. Seaman and the
secretary-accompan by Repre-
sentative Bowers of this district, ap-
peared before the Board and induced
that body to reverse the order Of
Major .Jervey and the Board issued
an order for detailed survey, of
which the preliminary steps have al
ready been taken. In my opinion the
work done by the Commercial Club
in this one direction alone was of the
utmost importance, to the future wei.
fare of Hattiesburg and the results
attained could only have been accom-
plished by strong working CONNER
cial organization to provide not only
the financial means but to gather the
statistics and data, without which we
would have been helpless in our ap
peal to the Board of Engineers. AS
a result of the efforts of the Club ir
this matter $4,000 will be spent to
clean out the river so that we car
navigate it in safety during an ordi
nary stage of water, with light draf
boats and 100000 will be expended
to make detailed survey to deter
mine the cost of four and six foo
permanent channel. With this at
tanned we will be in position tt
stop the discrimination of the rail
ways against Hattiesburg If we will
only take the advantage of the i'm
provement of the river.
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Continued on page oo
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river. After being shown the city,
the extent and Importance of our in
dustries and being impressed with
the possibilities of agricultural de-
enjoyment in the future, Mr.. Pratt
said "You people have the right
spirit for you show a disposition
to help ourselves, and that goes a
long ways towards getting the Gov
eminent to do what you want; many
people expect the government tc
do it all and they get nothing"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-02-15
What the Club Has Done.

As brief reminder of what the Club
has done along routine work | will
say that we entertained the Sheriffs
Association of the state; the Retail
Grocers' Association of the state; the
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-02-15
r,,rsUAr, FEBRUARY Is ''''

sa.,n Mississippi Press So, A'I from Ala
SCUM 'arss party Of prOspe't0I s,r trv to
, lnss1 and Georgia, and e0I tsashers Of
D pan entertainment Of the a'..mal. made
the s Sonth Mississippi NOra'a n,osuect.
the .o ssr for number . o. u,er to
:, ira investors and maliula as Of our
I'VE the advantages Is t III sur
, in i've anS the resources OF ., 'us we
cl'y AIMS territory, and W.. SaI results
rou 'o not always secured 'n s.s,rv to
n noped for, it has been ., rssslt Of
n ,ote time and the expenD, asdition
onov in all such cases II n.,i,o aut
a \" aeDding committees to N00'''
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QIESTIONs md ANSWERS.

sector ~ circle 81 &
/ The reason Is simple In optic not 81 simple To
present whca the use ~ a diagram l. mprlrti
/ 'iblr The elements the ,un a wall oi falling
! rain ua Nhn>.' face the ,un mii shine amt an
"bsrrNv~ ,.'ucahcTr int .n"Iin,r rhc rhy -
,uniiEht " irh faIl, upon Jingle raigdrup undrr
Eo"> - fir o." ate ?" the rainhsw. com
pnlrI rau, nlruI ~ rrfractuu aud rri-,ttDr Ter
D. wi,' u-' al "Hrr apparent hat ray merely ~
fTA"tru a. iu n L.uDl- ruu,rt rn.. wilt pas
NaTd snd prudgrr un impT' >,lUn IN IN" eye
. situated hribTr the lens l- reached IN in~ ray
Inc effective ,lN rrarh"~ n" r"'uGrup Hndrr
rur> T':raCUuu on entering f"t't"r Tue "lh"r
>s.r u' the drop port rm.ry"> n'N "nt and Is l"~i
sun following the effective ra} from ia" paint
where IL reaches the uth~l side NJ III" drop. n
PARTON ~ H. light doe not emerge hn' j. ,"
n"rtru without rcfratuUu artu~~ TIE drop "
an"th"F paint ~ U.s. inner surface where pot
'ion emerge and I'll" effective p"rtlun i rejected
hack toward the ~Hu and emerge IL meet thr ~"
Of the Observer The angle ~ 'hr >'Frta' 49, ~
tue beam thus dissolved NAV r'Idiit hr con
puird they are 80 : Tor 'hr rcd ray IN" "' Il
f"r The ,nl", Degrading N" ed raN al"n". IN"
drop which d>,ONr The h~im Tie in al 'li'' h'h'
NJ distance % a little more than ~ drvr"'> h"a'
from TIE obs, -r - line ~ i>nr Therefore they
form 4 cone AMI the intersection 80 - rOn" With
pcrpcndic ular plane the fare - the failing rain
y circle Tt!~ CirC.r " ls hitch he >"r> In phfi
Tie never sees rirrl' cururI' t. '"r " h"l~ thA'
the critical angie cannot t." "i'",tN rN'rpi men
the sun =. wi'hln - coo NJ tie horizon. therefor"
MONDAY ranbows are impossible IN" ,ame
holds true ~ tue secondary "r outer how except
tnR' In that ,A,r the angie 81 iNr red rays Is
~ - ~ the violet rays - therefor" nc
rulorS appear In n" r",cr>" order
In nrst sunday issue inform me ~ the number
Of Representatives In the United states Sruat"
information a. Ia The number Of Representative
In the Various state legislature Il
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,rr,s. b, the Empires. % Japan.

from iHs Chr,5irIIs HsH5ev o. ne iHd-DSHdDn'
- bright tive faWIc-. mirror Of the moon
hnd yr' u mirrors not thr mind ~ nHaU
"Ti~ sd Ia VA ~ from nrixhbo-~ whom We hove
en- though the 'oy attract 70, ~ n hous~
That's new ~ bulk and clean
on autumn season Thou doSt even show.
In the srrat ears OF fIiV ripen~si rorn.
How hard the farmers Iabor~d IN The spring
W star this morning from the hosiery
Was M Oh DELAYED BY reason OF the babr~
Who pulled 'uy Lee and cnased me IN -rmAin
Parent. and S'Vr~ Nri chiIirrn n ther!rSS
rN'S DAY 'h"y n worship. howlrv AZ The shrine
Win sacrifice % mann 4 heartfelt tear
Iho.- whose return they 3" waited for ~ long
Hrsyr Rand O' heroes fnr you- FhihrrlNni
~rnrr~I nsi1er disabled tell n bow wee ~
NNrr ~IOW iuaCti I" day
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From ne Dsnrer Republican
rho prpar,nent OF Agriculture has prov e.,
that the Welsh rabbit instead Of being harmful
i IN rraht- a harmless dish Mas ro'S
How Oft a. nay fathers have passed mp before me-
Hsy~ | passed up 1nr rabbit with Welsh" la
It's name
Though fair hands have made u though app-
Ute tore
ha >tuc1 To- my no though reErrt,Ing The
But now rome,h proof that In vain was abs tainlng
The rabbit i harmless. 81 experts declare.
Md the Chs1ng dish 10Y. stead NJ woe Is con
tanning
I'og those who partskr Of the Turing food there
Rui stav' thrr"'S scheme 20 PLAY even eh cousin
i.cI other foods walt now that gone are AT
frarS
- order the , now hv the pair and the do en-
Nni make uD fpr the rabbits I've lost thruug h
tl-
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sixty years Their. " III be hundred million
Ja1aa'~s. Machines will b. more p.rfec, 4.
AgriO ultur- will bc more Intensive. m
dislri.'S viii assume greater pruporti ions
ana IN" prph:lctInn ~ Japan will ba twice
. i"-'iaT =. 1hs w'i support part 81
, h" people W. have InT-l. Manchuria.
F"rmoSa and ,h.' island 81 s'akhalin. MI
these places will ". t.srn ,lp by Japan-se
But We will b.. forced Ia go io other coin-
tries too. But wh.r. Ia. that's the uie--
tion. The tinted states England aud
Australia WON L., III IN Tn. Chinese.
colonies ur fran"r dom even want "a
hear of m- They ar. AFRAID Of W.. and
their ~orknen haze ours because oar
peopl" are sat lsti..d with small wages.
Siberia IL too cold for us Our people
io'" only warm climates ! believe our
pio'" will Ice in South America. south of
NeNi"n. believe this will he the place
~ The coming great Japanese migrations
and ST. l-n-ntS Ry that time the social
pu"s ION will assume n grea,sr impor-
lance ia oar land 700 There will b. de
MANI FOR higher wages. aud with his
tghrT standard ~ living th-r. - posi-
hi't'N Of having the tinted states And
canada opened io ~
And Sih.rglf" ! as,,et r-p"a' etiv and
with a certain emphasis.
IL - too cold saw. reat.,' he Count
vi, n a smile
W" Got ~. u. showed me his palace
end ~ collection 81 orchids which ~ TN.
mo~i complete IN the world There are
i.."" speclmens blooming IN his glass
houses. He lei me into ms beautiful
garden and tool. leave Of me -milingly.
! left his palace and his garden with
wonderful inspirations. \ man is sitting
there. among blooming flowers. who
makes hi-'or:. a man who el"TPt"d his
nation into one OF the mos; powerful ones
IN III. world - man who's. motto ~ work:
and what the man told me wa- IN. his
Dry "f modern Japan and he hidden
thoughts. question marks nnd t:-str.s ~
he fuigr" AgrAp PAS1rOR
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The thrissmas Reading.

Prom n, Cihoih -TdndirI and T,H.v
The herald winds Of Christmas sleep
tligh Graded ON the wooded steep
The far stars only are a thrill
With nfr the night ~ cold aud stll
some gaihSr round the inxlrnooA
Nn1 from lis shelf take down the bOoL
herein thr master genius drew
THOSE parisTrS old. bat ever new
" ho>r christmas Carols drathlr>> Chlntr
Hats down tho cnNiouS touch % tlm-
Here let the children III and there
Beneath the lamp light placr ihI char
Take thou the book. ~ golden voice
Nni read the pages ~ ihy choice
Tell ~ OF SrrOovr ana Marley ghost
ar all our faNOriir~ olsl hut most
Tel ~ win tenderness Of him
We Laugh and weep with Tiny Tim
IAN thou the soul To every face
NbOui thee In this hoiS place
We shall not he ashamed at ali
For frhns. sweet tears YOU GAUGE 20 rsll
But frrVsntly. with sSrlidS dim
And hearts attuncd TO Tiny Tim
Wen dno'- ny words when YOU have done.
Md say Col bless vs., every one"
Day
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Bishpp Nor 'gonETg ~ Mission Field
must hasten on 10 Ping-N ing. This
trip 81 forty-fV. miles was 20 he under
taken to our huge delight. IN wheelbarrows.
but IN two DAYS with "a chinese inn for the
right Bishop scott and | were on one bar
nov. Manchester followed on a second. tho
lurEag. ia a rhird W" did II luxurioul-
with three men 10 each barrow x
front one behind on the handles and 10
third with q rope in front of all.
\re there springs To tho barrow? CO
'aiuly not II would b. no fin " there vera
bumps or course TN M" iir-t day we
calculated We had - .Oap OF them the best
were caused by drops of SIX inches or more
from one stone so another. got quito
,Is..i ro them and found / could alec0
ret ch.d luxuriou-ly on INV mattress"
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t.-o-. n, CE'ho' , .S'IHfr-f ma r'-r,s
ia b-vgarn1an across ia way
Yes hsDpy A. can BE-
lie Iauyr ~ W"ruk lANCaIsr 10 ihrrnN
lie gotta 'uLr On me.
~ ~ n nv how cold oct -cS
Tur stan ~ ,'c"-R street
IN wr"ud~ uiOv I,~ dos gorn 'rr-fr
IA shoe rpou NoUr feet
1 rrNva ,~r zen ir~~' town
~ Nerrr ~ wccn'"H storm.
.r-rs honpin ~ an down
Fnr MA my ScriR warm
Nut b-vgarrsn across ia vsN
Urr.'an rvliu-t ia vol
So He rr' " - ~ufrTrr iaN
H- &C. n" "old 81 AL
..s.s TI-ta hos zen fTVuta N-rn1
Fnr hpls. Hrs~ irrurA run
R,' ~ la na's "rt --~n
-'oyr fpr warm hrrr 80
~ ''Et time he loo. N ~"
.lOw cotiH ian m
~" 'ua n -Vr~rh ar',IrIgh ~ NJ
81 Ike h. x"u' '''-'
Va 10. I I-7r",i~~s rr.I,lr sta
Nu Wills cross q, street
T8r lUw 49, does b"ggarnan
Gan IrsD - warns fr-f
Z lnok az drr- 80 ~ leg
bat rynn hrrFri iv' In wsh
F~~ nnirr-ng NOR ds1 WOODEN pr:~
H' got no feet at all
FEY roLis scr' should ra'' vou sw-ar
~ Yrrwi bad me.
I hat youf lifr vnu would n0 care
10 nHocI rrf You could Sr~
lis brVgP~-ar arTD~- Il, way
30 hsppy csV ~
b. lsuvh an wrrna hsyrau~r h- 'h~rnk
he ynfi' .pa" ur w.
D,Lr
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RIvt1D"d ~"rsrs yohd1H~' Sconir Par, H..
bVigTr'Fr
Sport srn-n "f th'- vicinity mr.. greatly
excited over the lnrR" number Of cougars
rha, ar. being killed within u few miles of
the city. u" I,,- than -iN having been shot
during ia" la-, week
This whOlr~al" slaughter ia making
Chri-tua- money plentiful among tho
hunters "a the bounty On cougar SCALP.
. $50 each Nil the local ninrod- are going
cunning for cpuglrs ~ y looks moro iks
ea-v money than prospecting for gold in
Alaska
The animals are making Rrrar havoc
among Tho deer IN" hr,i thr~e shot
rad two deer doNn. one ~ which hey Rad
entirely eaten and tho other waa DartIv
eaten IN" On" shot yesterday had also
been eating a deer.
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'u.... tr,srhtrs B.'' ~ ~ C.H'Lrs " gT.i-'
The, m. shsp-n To N" music NJ the tides upon "gr
ShuTF
The Nr.' hrcarh IN ih-I- uo,,rils has the sharp
U-sSH, our spray
Tn- SrN milk v- give Them ha' 'hr sa'or -
%
urro,rraIldrrn ~ away GUY chl.siTen Eo away
Oh ,hc bong long ,irrr ~ waiting with or eyes
upou Mo dnU-
Through tho yhitrnIng ~ thu ErdSCS snd the
ssh ~ Autumn rain
Lar. FAR away the, wrA-, 'or our faces II
must Ne
MI thr, n-,s- come again VIII ihsY never
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POEMS WORTH ne sDSNG


merry hart \ merry laugh.
face With lots Of sun In u
\ TsrrrS tongue with merry chat
Nnd auip with hats ~ fIin In ~
N irOubsr come and iroublr will
Nhru Others maze gu~>i of II.
krrp on smiling face aud ,rir
strive On aud rthk~ the ns.f ~ o.
Nnd ir the worst rOmcS - the worst
mi life has Ea .IJrr Ir>i VA u,
Nril there are fewer clouds Ia burst
NJ whN not makr the best ~ -
Then learn Ia leave behind You care
foOl bat waiA> abreast nf IT,
han ! be q victim la despair
BNi slwhS> make the best Of a.
l., roT,Hk ii,N,o, =
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he Was One Too.

From the Montgomery County Neus.
George SChaprr. the Nokonis druggist
WIS summoned to serve on the petit jury
his week and came down Monday TO re-
mort When Judr" Je't asked ~ any jurors
bnd good excuse for not serving Mr.
Shsprr arose and claimed 20 ne exempt
because h" - pharmacist Vie was
excused. whom another Juror arose and
asked 80 h.. excused also
What - ynfIr "Nru-"' asked the Judge.
4 have about the same excuse. ne said.
am a farm assistant
subsequently h" VA on" Of those ar
nirrariiy challenged Mother side wanted
=, man win wy like that on Tho Jury
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Z nmI>tah able Results

rvOrl 'hr Washington r,r-
~ -tnhy now the children seem.
VITA faces clean ant bright
Tho isnitOr AecpS 40 the steam
with patient carr all niyht
Tn grocer : hoy with DIn~ruAl xAli
Comes >ulling - the door
mt COUr t-ouS 'rlE MAKE haste 80 wait
pom yol At the store
So w. who rlimoT"d for reform
Bshnid with deep delight
To not" the kindtin~>s - warm
which moves the world Alright
Inc Influence strange which now hsids sway
Leaves little Dat-nrr with
The ~niir~ whn MAKE bold ~ say
pd s,nf1 IL myth
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Fisherman struggle with n siiari.
From me- Po,"a"d Press.

FT1W WF F0FTT00 Vrr'F-
Three men ~ N" fishing schooner Gladv,
and NrIIe o frequent visitor AZ Portland
bairled with - 80 pound shark On JeI RE.
rink Sur-i.s and hnslly landed H. The
shark had h"com" tangled in buoy line
and stiles Iip--. one NJ fhe three. tired IA
Kin ~ ana nearly upset IN" dorv.
Ir-frr GrprR" and Michael NOrri-Sry
answered hi hurryCIll IhrV were puzzled
~ all they "oIli soc was stiles Nigcrou-ly
,I"'ln'rntng ard iHbbIng 81 an unseen OBJ
J.nf wifh an oar
IN. Trio .kirmi-hei until they got the
shark unawar"- aud then perforated his
body with fish forks I'LL The monster weak
..n.'I The ~hHrt measured - ie"i IN
length
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Dtsgui-e..

worn ~ Washington >fEr
Vurr In trr wars Of long ago
Youth nait court unto r'siI
was rsoS~lbir for him Ia sn0V
lust h0s -hr luOhr,i. nor Pc afraid
.TNat fashions strange would widely rang~
(nd Il, Sltrr curious freak give place
nj yi'r her Outlines queer and change
IN. frank "lprrS>luu ~ her 'srr
~ in yh'- di-r inCorstani day
Tho dTAlrrt~> and graceful curves
Nrr rnanEr'i into nF'"'l display
That = distressing "a the nerve e.
-, old acquaintance Re forgot
Md IN" result too often i
That tr.p i-i- T. sorry to-
Nnt Reno does 4 rE-Hlng hi.
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Toothbrush Plant.


In Inpan. ~ has been -aid before the
b,,e'- furnish guests free iooihbFu-hrg
\ better story than this cpm"1 from la
rnnirH.
Dow y ih-rs IN" natives hay" been srI2ed
,ith trc sanitary enthusiasm and hly"
,..ntu ,lodnisd = certain plant. now dubbed
~" toothbrush plant. =" NOR ,l-"~ w
t1Ltng = piece ~ m" -t"Ir tnd frayinZ -
nIt The Hbr~- aT" made mo an excellent
aud efficient brush.
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Indian Zone t:sthersrS.

From NJ" Tros pTN,y Srrs
Forester Bora Phillips has ninety bu=heIa
m comes stored ~ IN" -torrbomSr IN his
ward and tNru'' bushels rIoTp Hra - tho
Pueblo Ih"r VII 10 U-cd Tor rcfnrrrtn-
ton and SOW 81 ~ IN" spring ~" prIcblo-
hH~s entered INTO m" bu-Ue-- ~ ,ouD
gathering ~ garment and thu di-tri"t ha~ its
full share.
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,.ra..nopp-r. Ate the i've Dollar Bnl

"W"T M III = = FTWsT-
I " iTHn" walked INTO IN" Government
Office Nuh fiy" dollar bili IN MS hand, at
rather what was left II tn. hill alter
IN" grd~shnpp-rS had rot through with i
o. WIS picked up rn rh" farm nf Potato
clark seven miles from Parker and turned
over TO Iran" FOR redemption 10y the Treas
ury Depart eut
from IN. manner IN which the bill was
1hcwad I!p by tn. insects u must hHv"
been ATTACHED from a.. sides A. once. but
tho brigade that sailed into the head must
hny. had IN" -harpp~f gra-ShOpp"r teeth.
Tor Their. wa- IiiT" left q: IN" Indian head
that ono" adorned the oili. Nh"n lost u
y.l- new and evidently 'u-t out OF the
money making plants or III" Government
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Meuy New Work clrv Democratic say that
th" \-N York city Democratic Senators ana
N--.mbIy men should MAKO u their special
business 10 -..' hat an rariv change Ice mad"
IN ia" charter OF New YORK CITY conc.ru-
rng tn" Succession TO IN. MAYORS chair
3 ndr- he present thhr-r he President of
be. Board ~ Aldermen j. next ~ line No
conclusion has been reached except that
here. - objection 10 the present Pres ldent
81 th. Hoard 90 tdrrm.n. Iohn Purr"y
NIi chel being "a lin" for promo' ion 20 he
Mayors chair ON" suggestion has been
l." The cn~cr that m. Board AZ Estimate
name temporarily q -ucccs-nr To 4. Mayor
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In NJ rpi .r'u 'JlIc Mans anf answer In -
dly ST. T. 80 Item concerning tnr prJphcr, ~
the NrTbpHnr b' Ira sVt.N bG~A ian TI'rh r'rf'~-
my wonder thHi hpp1r"nil" 10 one recalls th- -
Irnde-i description HrI nrrUIHt OI the familiar
49," ~ such ma'l.n~, by DuWrr ~ Ms novel Trr
Coming Race
have not seen tho b0OE for forty wars hvi have
n vivid -rWrfuhrnnrr ~ ". and The Now power
"Nril. tha' WIS ns"l - prppcl thu rrnchinrS ana
for other purpo~rS notably the charging 81 ne
clubs 81 policemen. wh" ~ the way. WEIR women
This may Interest y"ir rurres aOnirri Nr
NIir. " ID e..