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LUTHERAN.

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS CHURCH. 745 Park rrad
Rev G. H. Butler pastor. Services with ser
mon by pastor, II a. and 80 p. n. Sunday
school O'Clock. A cordial invitation 70 all
LUTHER PLACE MEMORIAL. Thomas Circle
LLOYD g. Douglas, pastor. =, s., 90. e. E.. T..
Preaching services. Il a. n. and 5 b. n Morning
topic Homeopathy As Applied D. Spiritual D.
case Evening topic. ''Bordsre IL esp, first
in series on Genesis and History q tie Hebrew
People Free seats. Special music Strangers
cordially welcome.
KELLER MEMORIAL Nd. ave. and 9Th s. ne
Rev. C.. p Wiles, pastor Preaching, i and %.
Sunday school $50 Junior C.. T.. g. Inter
mediate and senior. $50
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BAPTIST.

TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH, 10th and S..
Dr. J. :. Muir, pastor, Prvaci-f"s Il a IT,.
Bind the Sacrifices" -,45 p. m, "F-oken or
Scattered" Bible. school 80 a. m G. Z, 7
p. n
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, l5th and o SIS NV
Rev. ". " NcMas,er. pastor Preaching 81 Il
g. IT.. A Forecast" p. m, "Tahooed." sun
day school. % a. H.. lIr. Elgin smith. slper-
iuteu5eut, Junior C. T.. $50 .. N senior c. Z.
!. u. Public cordially invited 10 all services,
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Entertains College women.

Mrs. F. G. Wilkins and Mrs. J. P. Dol
liver entertained the College Women's
Club yesterday afternoon from 8 to 6
O'Clock at the Woman's Building. Mrs.
Martha s. Gielow, Of the Southern Indus
trial Educational Association, gave a
short address. relating the conditions OF
the white mountaineers Of the South, for
whose uplift her association Is striving.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Edwin c. South, TO- Of Myerstown. Pa. and
Laura Nendenhan, e. Of D5wingtown Pa. Rev. ]
b. Mclaughlin.
Arthur r. Middleton. A. Of Baltimore. Nd. and
Christine ". Lloyd. p. Of Charles County, Nd
Rev Joseph A. Myer.
COIORED
Washington BROOKS. IS, and Rosa Myers. z. Rev.
{. H. Young
Walter H. Carter, ., and Ethel 4. Corbin a
both q Northumberland County. Va Rev. James
d Lee.
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c. e. Union Changes pnter.

The District Christian Endeavor Union
has changed its meeting date from the
first Monday in February TO February L.
Field Secretary Lehman will conduct a
conference for officers and committees
before the supper and business session.
and viii deliver an address at s p. m.
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Entertains Women Druggists.

Mrs. Wymund Bradbury entertained the
Washington Woman's Auxiliary OF the
National Retail Druggists Association
Thursday evening. Mrs. Lee, the presi-
dent. gave an address on Work In Phila-
deIphia," The next monthly meeting will
be held at the home OF Mrs. Roger Duffy.
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VIII Addrerr NEGRO students.

Right Rev Bishop J. w. Smith. D. D.
Of the African Methodist Episcopal
Church. will preach to the students Of
Howard University tomorrow afternoon
at 4 O'Clock In the chapel He will speak
Tuesday night IN New York City
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NEW THOUGHT SCHOOL.

soul sTUPOR. OR LIES MYSTERY" sun
day. o. n WEDNESDAY. 8 p -l.. '55'.s..1-sdsj1y
o. BeiuCa-1auCl' ar Equal Suffrage Hall, l5-3 Il
S.. Dr. N7rthinztcn. All welcome. Students and
patients received Mondays and Tuesdays. We'd
u=aiavs and Thursdays.
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win Speak at Y. VI. c. A.

Judge ". F. Norris. who for nine years
served on the Supreme Court bench in
The Philippines, will be the speaker at the
meeting for men in the central branch
If the Y. NJ. c. A. tomorrow afternoon
On THE immortal man"
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ReNivnI Drnrinr NIanr.

Evangelistic services being conducted
at the Ninth Street Christian Church
are drawing large crowds. r. II. Cross
field, president Of Pennsylvania Univer-
sity. Kentucky. is conducting the revival
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On Monday, at 7:S0 p. m, in Trinity
parish house. Third street and Indiana
avenue. there is to be junior assembly
meeting Of the Brotherhood.
ST. Monica's (colored) Chapel. in South
Washington, is to be formally opened to-
morrow afternoon by Bishop Harding.
Bishop Harding's proposed visitations
call for service tomorrow at p. m. at
Epiphany Chapel, OF which Rev. Patrick
Murphy is vicar.
On Tuesday. St Paul's Day. the Bishop
is to be at his old church. in Twenty
third street. That day a year ago DR..
Harding was consecrated bishop Of the
diocese
The Episcopal Home for Children,
formerly the Bell Home has issued invi-
tations to the friends Of the institution
to attend an anniversary service, TO be
held at the residence Of Bishop Harding.
/ 14C7 Massachusetts avenue. on Friday
next at p. M.
Rev. F. 3. Howden has been appointed
rector and chaplain Of the National Ca
thedraI School for Girls.
The Rev. William Brayshaw, who re-
| Gently resigned his pastoral work at Con-
gress Heights. has gone to Pensacola,
Fla.
Another clerical visitor this week is the
Rev. Frederick Towers, rector Of Christ
Church, North Conway, in the diocese Of
New Hampshire He and Mrs. Towers
are on their way down South,
Midday Lenten services viii again be
held this year at the Church Of the
Epiphany under the auspices Of the
Brotherhood Of st. Andrew.
Trinity parish. Rev. R P Williams.
rector, took up offerings for diocese mis-
sions last Sunday. The representatives Of
the parish pledged $3.50 for that object, at
the meeting OF the diocesan convention,
last May.
The diocesan board OF managers have,
by special committee apportioned among
the archdeacons and IN the archdeaconry
OF washington 20 the several parishes
and congregations the raising OF the sum
Of 81 500 for general missions; to the
Iarchdeaconry OF Washington, S99l542; 70
the archdeaconry Of Montgomery and
Prince George counties. Maryland, $l,237.74
10 the archdeaconry Of Charles and St
Mary, S3n.25.
The board Of governors Of the Episcopal
Eye. Ear. and Throat Hospital, al their
regular meeting last Monday night took
appropriate action expressive OF profound
appreciation OF the splendid gift rendered
by the Misses James. whose offer 10 build
an annex Was gratefully accepted. AS
the preliminary step. the medical staf
was directed 70 submit a General scheme
Of arrangement and special features. and
10 report them 20 a special meeting 70 be
called next week.
The board elected the following officer:
for the year: President. the Bishop Of
Washington; first vice president Rev
Charles F. Buck; second vice president
Rev James II. ". Blake. secretary. Mt. J
Miller Kenyon. and treasurer, Mr.. Graci'
: | X Richards.
J Some forty clergymen availed them
b selves Of the hospitality Of the Rev. G.. c
= Carter. Of St Andrews parish, on Tues
day. II being the monthly clericus. Ate
81 Iuncf-the clerlcUs settled down 70 lis rou
, tine business. elections, and SO forth; thel
s came the paper on the work Of examining
o chaplains. and the results, 4 lively dis
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Endearorers TO CeIebrnte.

The Christian Endeavor Society OF the
First Baptist Church will hold "Endeavor
Day. February 6. The model Endeavor-
err will be the subject A large pro-
gramme has been prepared
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ARE THERE SPIRITSg" address by Henry r.
Evans: autcha-p song. The Old Bac-s7r.T de-
bate: 2. H.. Py-hian Temple. lJl2 Ninth 81. nw.
M.-c--e.
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PEOPLES CHURCH.

PEOPLES CHURCH. III East Capitol street Min
isters ReTS Charles and Georgia Ferguson. Ser
ICES at II a M subject. The Religion q De-
mOcrsCy." Bible study class 40 10 a H.. subject,
The Meaning Of the -Four Gospels. cordial
invitation e extended
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MENTAL AND SPIRITUAL HEALING.

MRS. sEATON WILL GIVE HER PRIVATE
class instruction IN healing self ard others IN
series If talks every Tuesday. az D. m. 81 The
Faras7It. apartment r. coz 18th and / SIS Nv.
Public invited. Patients treated weekdays.
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sPIRITUALIS1I.

OUR PARADISE HOME WHERE IS HEAVEN
and VII Families Be Reunited Tls1s.' This
viii Re the subject Of the sermon sunday. Jauu-
an 9 u 7 .45 2. II. in Memorial Church. II
and oh 81. nv. Special music cordial wel-
-7TUa I'll
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SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIAN.

H. Taylor. pastor. Preaching at L e. n. and
rs p n. Prayer meeting Thursday evening. ;s5
Visitors we,cuTue
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THEOSOPHY.

AFTER DEATH CONDITIONs-SUDDEN
DEATH"
Lecture b. D.. y. ", Baker. i 3 II. Sunday.
AZ The0sopnfc Han. -5IT Z 81 Al y ~. Rev
John Woods Elliott. Ci Baltimore, VIII sueak.
Public invited Public study and question class
ErTr1v rfrr-
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HIGHER THOUGHT UNION MEETINGS

MRS SEATON VIII conduct the meeting q 1hs
Higher Thought Union Sunday az 3 p. n az
Eausche7's Hal. CT. Connecticut avenue and L
streets Nv. Subject The Inner Vision" Pub
rso
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
vANaEMcAL CHRIsTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH.
Scottish Rite Hall loG g 81. uw. Services sun
day, Il a. II. and 80 ?. n. Morning lecture By
Bishop OLIVER c. 6ABIN; subject. See Only
Perfection Evening lecture by WINFIELD :.
WHITMAN; subject, Modem MTaeies" Test
molial meeting Wednesday evening a. 7 80. seats
free AL invited F. S.-On and after ths first
Sunday in February meetings win be held N
Pv-hiar Hall first foo- 1912 9th g. nv
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NEW THOUGHT CENTER.

NEW THOUGHT CENTER. Iyl- H g. nr. room
r. Rev John Woods Elliott VIII lecture TEurS-
day, January 2 az ?. Il. Public invited. Vol
vurarv Contribution
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PRESBYTERIAN.
CHURCH or THE COVENANT,
Connecticut ave. y and 18th stS
Charles Wood. minister.
Stewart c. HaFsiusou, assistant minister.
Harry Is. Angus. minister q Psck Chapel

Harry g. Angus. minister q Peek CHAPEL
II n DR.. Wood viii preach. Musical service. led
by church quartet, from 2 80 20 ! O'Clock p. H.,
Dr. Wood viii preach Personal Impressions
q Foreign Missions IN Honolulu. Japan. Korea.
and China" =. n. Dr. Wood VIII preach. Sub
sect Suggestions From Nature About Pur-
pee" Musical service from : g. a. which the
Choral Society O. Washington VIII sing Brahms
song % Destiny and selections from Chad
weeks Noel" Sunday school at 9.5 a. II
Christian Endeavcr meeting az 5 ?. n. Thurs
day evening a. 3. midweek service.
NEW YORK AVE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
New YORK ave, and 18th SIS Or. Wallace Rad
clihe, pastor, j e. r.. public worship; sermon by
the pastor ! IS p. m, a Love Song IN a Pal
sce" Music, led by quartet choir go f. q.
Bible school. 9.B a. II adGlt classes. ED ?.
H.. Christian EIdeaVOE Society.
FIRST-The Strangers sabbath Home-John Mar
shall II. nw. Donald g MACLEOD minister. u
a. n. Is Msmmoa the God Of Our Ageg" As
?. H.. illustrated service. The Social World IL
Clrst's Day" : :. ESQ a. n. C. E, IS ,.
n. All are welcome.
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UNIVERSALIsT.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER. 18th and Sta. ~.
Rev. JOIN Van Schaick. r., pastor. II a. n.
morning service. sermon by pastor. 9.b 4 n.
Sunday school p. n, y. p. c. e. p. n
illustrated lecture. The Welfare oi Chldren,'
d.. McKelHav u Gar-rLa
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F. Clinton knight. e25 King street. Alexandra.
Va. IS authorized agent and carrier for The Wash
in1on Herald. The Herald viii be delivered daily
and Sunday 10 any address Alexandra for %
CENTS a month.
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SPIRTTUALIST.
THE SECULAR LEAGUE.

FIRST ASSOCIATION. Pv-hian Temple 1912 Oh
=. NV, first foo-. 30 2. M lecture and mes
ss-es by Ms Zaida B. HATES AL invited.
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Navy Orders.

The following orders have been iSued:
Lieut., Com. J. H, REID. placed upon the retired
list Of officers Of the army from January Is 1910
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NEWSOF
Senators to Speak at Cham
Der of Commerce Banquet.
BAILEY AND MONEY ON LIST

Second Annual AFFAIR Promises to
BE Largest Gathering of Business
Men In City's HistOry-BOdy of
George w. Mays Buried i'm Bethel
Cemefery-MasOns Present Jewel.
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Y. W. c. A. VESPER SERVICE.

YOUNG WOMEN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
9Th and SIS. nv. Vesper service. Sunday. 30
?. n Speaker, 3Irs Margaret Dye Ellis Sub
'ect "Bi5e Reading" S0loist. sfrs. S. Earl TGy-
Inr- All u.nrnsr uelcnrnf-
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHERCH, 18th and Corc0ran stS NV. Tbs
Rev. Frank sewaI, D. D.. pastor. viii preach az
Il a. n. Sunday school l2.l5 Evening Z 30. the
Rev, H. Clinton Hay. Of Boston Mass viii lee
tlre on "SwetenbJrg Oh the SubconscJus Mind: It's
Function and IT, Forces" All are invited.
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EPIPHANY CHURCH, ST.. between 18th and
Hth Rev. r. H. Alchn. d. D., rector. Services,
g. m. II a. n. p. n, and 8 ?. n sunday
school. Q 80 a. n. and T. N. sermon by the rec
tor AZ u a. Rev. g. Freeland Peter VIII preach
at 8 p. m. Subject: The Eleventh Hour" All
welcome
ST. MARKS CHURCH. 81 aud sts Sc. Rev.
W /. De VHes. Pm D., and Rev. X. A. Curtis,
Clergy. Services. I %. Il. T. ard 30 Service for
girls. Z % p. H., under auspices q the g. +. 5,
81 hatharnes Guild, and junior chapter Daugh-
teTs Of the King. Rev. T. B. Howden, special
preacher.
TRINITY CHURCH, ID and SIS. nw. Rev. Rich
ard r Williams, rector. Services, 30. IL /
ichoral and confirmation lecturcl, popular service
sermon BY Rev John V. QUINN. AL welcome.
ST. PAUL's CHURCH. I'd st. near Washington
Circle. Rev Robert Talbot rector. 80, Holy
Communion 80, sunday school. % Holy Com
munion and instruction IL maths and sermon
hy the rector. 8, eyensong and sermon. Special
sermon on st. Paul's Day. January 18th. by the
Bishop Of Washington
PEOPLES EvENsONG MOUNT ST. ALBAN.
Sunday. January &c. az 20 ?. M. IL St A!ban's
Church. Special preacher. Rev. c. y. Clement
Brown. The service viii be sung oy the cathedral
choir. Take Tennsllytown cars.
ST. JAMES CHURCH. 9Th st.. near Mass ave-
and c 81. ne Services: Sunday, 80. 1870. and
p H.. 80 and 80 2. II. School. p. m
Other days and E. m. and ?. m. Church
free and open 10 al every day.
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION, Mass. ave. and
18th ST. nw. Rev J. Henuiug Nelms. rector
Services and j g. m. and ,. n. SIS D m..
chlldreus vesper service; choir q sixty children.
The rector VIII preach az II and =
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CHRIsTIAN sCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST. 18th
and SIS. uF. Services: Sunday. I05O E. n. and
z, u.
Subject, TRUTH"
Sunday school. Il a. n. Wednesday evening
meeting O'Clock Public cordially invited AL
81, me Frse rsa1-rr Nm hlI CcInrafn RIfE
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. COR. 18th AND L
streets. Dr.. Ulysses @. B. Pierce, minister. 9,s5
q. m. Sunday school, class f9- the comparative
study d religion and unity study class II r. n,
morning service; sermon by the minister. There IS
sso kindergarten during the hour Of morning
worship. D. m Young Peoples Religious
Union D. M, evening service, sermon b DT.
Pierce. The public invited % all services.
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Some forty clergymen availed them
selves Of the hospitality Of the Rev. G. c.
Carter, Of st. Andrews parish, on Tues
dav. il being the monthly clericus. After
Iuncf-the clerlcUs settled down 70 It's rou-
tine business. elections, and so forth. then
came the paper on the work Of examining
chaplalns. and the results, 4 lively dis
cussion followed
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ST THOMAS
18th ST.. Dupont Circle.
Missionary Sunday.
Services 8, and i a. H.. and 40 and p, n.
II % a. m--''The CHURCHES ARE SILENT, b.
the rector, c. Ernest Smith, d. D.,
u. {. L.
40 p. m-"The CHURCH: WHAT 1T Is, BY
the rector.
800 p Emissions. Chaplain BrandeT, q. :. A.
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Mt. PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
Columbia road and 18th 81. Rev. Edward F.
Ssnderson. u Rhode Island. viii preach at Il q
M. and ,. N. Sunday school $50 II. Mems
Bible class, 10 a, n. Junior EndeaIor. D. II
Senior Endeavor, go p. n
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH corner 9th
and sts nv. Rev. Samuel X. Woodrow. ID. d.
pastor; Rev. g. K. Swift, assistant pastor. II
n. public worship. with sermon by pastor; sub
ject. "A Lesson In Love Making" Music By guar
tet and chorus choir. 80 a. n. Sunday school.
Gas ?, m, Y. z, 3. c. L. .. n. evening seTrca.
with sermon b. pastor, subject, Your ODDoT-
tunity
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Trinity class, Catholic WOmen's Circle,
held their usual meeting last Monday
evening, Mrs. Coope presiding and taking
up the study Of some of Raphaels Ma
donnas. Splendid reproductions Of these
Madonnas, loaned from the Library Of
Congress, were on exhibition, among them
the weII-knOwn Sistine Madonna and the
Madonna dI FoIIgno. a copy OF which
hangs in St. Patrick's Church.
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Bishop Hardlng's proposed visitations
call for service tomorrow at p. m. at
Epiphany Chapel, Of which Rev Patrick
Murphy IS vicar.
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On Tuesday St Pauls Day. the Bishop
Is to be at his old church. in Twenty
third street. That day a year ago DR..
Harding was consecrated bishop Of the
diocese
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Rev. Eugene De L. Mcdonnell. S. J., rec
tor Of st. Aloysius' Church, has gone to
Fordham College for a ten-days stay.
during which time he will make his an
nuaI retreat Rev. John B. Pittar, dlrec-
tor Of the schools Of st. Aloysius' parish,
who has been seriously III at Georgetown
University Hospital. is reported now 10
be Slowly improving.
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St Monica's (colored Chapel. in South
Washington, is TO be formally opened to-
morrow afternoon by Bishop Harding.
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The Episcopal Home for Children,
formerly the Bell Home, has issued invi-
to attend an anniversary service, TO be
held at the residence Of Bishop Harding.
l4G7 Massachusetts avenue, on Friday
next at g p. IA,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25
FEW DOSES ENDS BLADDER MISERY
AND MAKE THE KIDNEYS ACT FINE

ing and vitilizing influence directly upon
the organs and glands affected, and COM
pletes the cure before you realize 1t.
The moment you suspect any Kidney or
Urinary arrangement. OF feel rheumatic
pains, begin taking this rmle medi-
cine. with the knowledge that there is no
other remedy, at any price, made any
where else in the world, which will effect
so thorough and prompt a cure as a fifty
cent treatment of Pape's Diuretic, which
any druggist can supply.
Your physician. pharmacist, banker or
any mercantile agency will tell you that
Pape, Thompson & Pape, of Cincinnati, is
a large and responsible medicine concern,
thoroughly worthy of your confidence.
Only curative results can come from
taking Pape's Diuretic, and a few days
treatment will make any one feel fine.
Accept only Pape's Diuretic-fifty-cent
treatment-from any drug store-any-
where in the world.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25
TAFT RAILROAD BILL READY
House Committee Votes TO Report Ad-
ministration Regulation Measure.
CREATES COURT OF COMMERCE
OF New Securities by Carrier
Corporations without Consent
of the Commission f.
Prohibited.

WASHINGTON, March 24-The admins
tration railroad bill embodying many
changes in the existing law and largely
amended since its introduction In the house
by Mr.. Townsend (Mich.), was ordered
favorably reported by the house committee
on interstate today.
The committee split on party lines. All
the republicans voted for the bill. Two
democrats voted against the bill and they
will present a minority report. The bill in
it's original form now is pending in the
senate.
The report from the house committee
will be presented within four or five days.
The bill speaks for itself" said Chair
man Lamb. I'm addition to the creation
of a commerce court II contains important
provisions which add to the powers Of
the Interstate Commerce commission over
the regulations, practices and rights Of
railways and decidedly strengthens the
means adopted by the government for the
regulation of the railroads.
1T prohibits the absorption by one road
or water line of a competitive line, except
when authorized by the court.
1t forbids the issue Of stocks or bonds,
except for legitimate purposes and at
prices to be fixed by the Interstate Com
merce commission and forbids any issue
of stocks and bonds except after approval
by the commission.
The bill is a logical development OF the
theory adopted by congress that railways
In all their dealings shall be subject to
governmental control and not left to the
theory Of competition merely. It is the
most advanced step ever taken in the
matter of control and regulation Of the
common carrier corporations of the
country"
The minority report was prepared under
the direction OF Mr.. Adamson Of Georgia,
ranking democrat on the committee.
There will be several committee amend
ments offered on the floor OF the house
when the bill is taken up in the event
the committee should agree upon several
provisions which It did not act upon defin-
itely.
Among the provisions is one to give the
commerce court jurisdiction over the de-
termination OF what roads are competi,
tive. within the meaning of sections OF the
bill, relating to mergers.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25
0ut-of- Order Kidneys are regulated
and the most severe Backache
simply vanishes.

Usually sufferers from backache, blad-
der trouble or out-of-order kidneys, feel
relieved after several doses of Pape's
Diuretic.
Misery in the back, sides, or loins, sick
headache, nflamed or swollen eyelids.
nervousness, rheumatism and darting
pains. heart palpitations, dizziness, sleep
lessness, ~listless, worn-out feeling. and
other symptoms of inactive, sluggish kid
neys simply vanish.
Uncomfortable u%rination Especially at
night, smarting. discolored water and ali
Bladder misery ends.
Feeling miserable and worried is need
less because this unusual preparation goes
at once 20 the out-of-order Kidneys and
Bladder, distributing its cleansing. heal