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with God, and he was not, Tor God
took him. Gen. YEA.
(1o.) Verse 1-Where 10 heaven
Is it place or condition or both
Why? (This question must be an
swered in writing by members OF the
ciub.)
March 10. Elisha the Prophet Re.
stores a Child to Life. , Kings iv:S-S7
Golden Textile gift Of God is eter>
nal life through Jesus Christ. our
Lord Rom. vi: 90
I1) Verses a-11-H a woman OF
cody character frequently entertains
a man Of God, in these days, what eff.
feet does it have upon the neighhors,
and why is it 500
March 10. Defeat Through Drum
kenness. Temperance Lesson0
Kings xx:l2-21. Golden Text--It is
not for kings to drink wine. NOR FOX
princes strong drink Prov. xx,i:t.
O2D Verses 15-16-What proper
ton of drinking men attain distinc
ton. or hold the love and confidence
of the community?
Lesson for Sunday. Anril .. 1911
Elisha Heals Naaman. the Syrian. .
Kings r
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SOCIAL DANCE.

The following invitations have been
issued:
Yourself and Ladies are cordially
invited TO attend a
Social Dance
at |. Q. o. F.. Hall
Wednesday Evening, March the TWEEN
ty-ninth, Nineteen Hundred and
Eleven
at eight-thirty o'clock
Committee
Roy Harvey King Brumfiel
Music by Smith and .Jelley
The affair is strictly invitational
and invitations must be presented at
the door
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PROSECUTED MOTHER
FOR HER PROTECTION

Shelbyville, Ind, March 25.-Mary
Deal. aged seventy. was taken into
court on charges made by John Deal
her son. The arrest and threat of a
Jail sentence were made in order to
force Mrs. Deal to go to the dwelling
of her son to make her future home
The woman consented to join her
sons household rather than go to Jail
Mrs. Deal has been living in small
cottage. John Wainscott, blind ras
picker. has roomed in the same house
The woman refused to take dinner a,
her sons home because the rag pick
err was not included in the invitation
1t was then the son caused his moth
er'S arrest.
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OF INTEREST HERE.

Charles +. Wainwright. son of Mr.
and Mrs. W. w. Wainwright, who has
been living in Chicago for several
years, came home for visit. several
days ago. and to the surprise of his
parents and friends brought with him
handsome and winsome young wo
man. whom he introduced as Mrs
Wainwright. Their marriage was
quietly celebrated last October but
came as total surprise to local peo-
pie. The lady was formerly Miss Hazel
Klein. of Chicago. and is popular with
a great circle of friends there.
Mr.. Wainwright. who has count
less list of friends in Connersville
holds an excellent position as Pull
man conductor on the Santa Fe line
His run is from Chicago to Los Ange-
les and return: and is one of the most
lucrative and desirable positions which
that company affords. He and his
bride returned to their Chicago home
last night.-Connersvillc News.
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CALL FOR RECRUITS
1000 Eniistments Asked for
by Government.

Washington. March a5.-Seven
thousand recruits have been called for
by the war department to bring the
infantry regiments in the regular
army of mobilization up TO their full
strength. Orders have been sent to
all the recruiting stations of the coun.
try. The rush TO expediate the work
of recruiting has been going on every
since the first orders were sent out
dispatching regiments to the south
west. As usual, when there is any
rumor or possibility of war, the re-
spenses at recruiting stations during
the last few weeks have been far
above the average. Already 1000 re,
cruits have been sent TO Texas to be
assigned TO infantry regiments.
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MAS JONES HOSTESS.

A beautiful party for Friday was
the dinner given last evening by Miss
II. II. Jones at her home in North
Ninth street. The table was attract
lively appointed with pink roses. Din
ner In several courses was served.
Places were arranged for Mrs. w. IS.
bradbury. Miss Thompson. Miss Mar
tina Boyd, Miss Ada Woodward. Miss
Sophia Marchant. Miss Anna Lupton
and Miss Martha Whitacre. After
dinner bridge was played. The liv-
ing room was arranged with red roses.
Tho favor at the tables was presented
10 Miss Ada Woodward and was IA
silver holder In which was "a miniature
bridge pencil.
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TOURIST CLUB.

The members of the Tourist club
were entertained in "A delightful man
ner last evening at the home of Pro
lessor and Mrs. Edwin p Trueblood
in Central avenue. There were sew
eral guests for the evening They
were Mrs. Robert Morrison of Chica-
go with Mrs. Jennie Yaryan. Miss
Stevenson of Oxford. Ohio. with Mrs.
u. w. Dennis. Miss I.odwick of Chi
cago. who is the guest of Mrs. Eliza,
beth Lodwick and Mr.. Howard l..
1'rueblood who is visiting his parents,
Professor and Mrs. Trueblood
The program was as follows: "EX.
cursions from Bombay to Delhi. Gavin
pore" presented by Mr.. Howard A.
Din. This was the fifth meeting of the
conversation club and the subject for
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LUNCHEON FOR GUESTS.

A pretty luncheon was given at one
o'clock today at the Country club by
Miss Helen Nicholson. as "A courtesy
TO her guests, Miss Mildred Dilling
and Miss Helen Boyd of Indianapolis.
The table was decorated with spring
flowers and ferns. Places were ar
ranged for Miss billing, Miss Boyd,
Miss Dorothy Dill. Miss Dorothy Bates
Miss Helen Jameson. Miss Genevieve
Newlin. Miss Lucy Smyser and Miss
Nicholson. After luncheon the guests
formed a box party ut the Murray the
alter
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ENTERTAINED CLUB.

The members of an afternoon bridge
club were entertained Friday by Miss
Funny Jones at her home In East
Main street. The guests for the af-
ternoon were Mrs. Thomas NJ Kauf-
man. Mrs. Dudley Elmer and Mrs Ru.
dolph g. Leeds. Bridge was played
At several tables. Miss Ruth Mash
meyer was given the favor. After
the game lunch was served. The next
meeting will be held Thursday after
noon with Miss Alice Harvey at her
home In East Main street
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POPULAR SONGS,

\ prominent music publisher once
said the best way TO judge of a song s
popularity is by the number of paro-
dies written on it" In the last TWEEN
ty-five years there have been put on
the market numerous limitations oil
Hewitt's Easy Task soap-the original
white laundry soap. If soap is
worth initiating. it certainly is worth
trying.
Hewitt's Easy Task soap has made
good" in countless homes because il
really does what others try to do
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FOR MISS CURME.

AS compliment to Miss Marjorie
Curme who will leave soon for Indian
apolis. the members of the Bon Heuer
Coterie club composed of a number of
high school girls gave spread" last
evening ut the home of Miss Emily
Piummcr In North Twenty-first street.
After the spread" the evening was
spent playing games and with music.
The members present were Miss Lola
Russell. Miss Mary Ford. Miss Leila
Manford. Miss Dorothy Rodefeld. Miss
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The women of Vallejo. Cal. if the
new charter goes through, are TO be
eligible for membership on both the
board of education and the board of
library commissioners. and also to ap-
pointive offices. Vallejo is near Mare
island navy yard and a large number
of Workingmen live there.
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SUGGESTIVE
QUESTIONS
Sunday School Lesson by Rev. DR..
Lnsc0H for the International
Newspaper Bible Study Club.
Copyright 1910
By Rev. 7. S. LRSc0H, D. D.

March 2sth, 1911.
REVIEW.
Golden Text-Happy is that people
whose God is the Lord. Ps. 144.15.
The following review may be used
as complete lesson in itself or as a
review of the twelve preceding les
sons.
The date and title of each lesson
where found. the Golden Text, and one
question from each lesson follow.
Jan. l.. The Kingdom Divided.
Kings xii 1924. Golden Textile thai
walketh with the wise shall be wise
but companion Of fools shall be de
stroyed. Prov. xiii:20.
Cd Verses 1924 What resulted
from Rehcboam's answer, and what
would probably have been the result
if he had granted the request Of the
people?
Jan. 8. Jeroboam Makes Idols for
Israe! to Worship. | Kings xiii,
--Xiii:6. Golden Text-Thou shall
not make unto thee any gravcr
images. Elk. xx:4.
(2D Verses 31-33-How much ait
are pictures. paintings, or statuary o
the saints. or high class music. to The
spiritual worship of the unseen God
Jan. IS. Asa's Good Reign in Judah
2 Chron. wills. Golden Text-B'
We strong. therefore, and let not you.
hands be weak: for your work shat
be rewarded. Chron. XVI.
60 Verse What is the effect c
nation?
Jan. %. Omri and Ahab Lead Israc
Into Greater Sin. | Kings xvi: 5-33
Golden Text. righteousness exalteti
a nation but sin is a reproach to an,
people. Prov. xiv ga.
o. Verses 17-2O-What reason
there to believe that Ged some tins
brings about civil war when he wishe
to destroy nation, or to reform it
abuses?
Jan. 20. Jehoshaphat's Good Reig,
In Judah. Chron. xvii: 113.-Golde
TeXt-Seek We, first the kingdom {
God and his righteousness: and al
these things shall be added unto you
Matt vi:33.
60 Verses 1-4-What advantage
was it to Jehos haphat in being thu
son Of good father and the success
sor of good king?
Feb. S. Elijah, the Prophet, Appear
In Israel. l Kings II. Golden Text
They that seek the Lord shall no
want any good thing. Ps. xxxiv:10.
co. Verse What, if any reason
is there to suppose that the spirit o
prophecy is thing of the past?
Feb. II. EIjah's Victory Over tn
Prophets Of BaaI. I Kings xviii: Is
17-40. Golden Text-Choose you thi
day whom ye will serve. Josh. xiv: Il
CD Verse 21-Why did not Aha
Stay Elijah when he had him in hi
power and seeing he had been hunt
ing him for this purpose?
Feb. 10. Eiijah's Flight and Re
turn. 1 Kings xviii: 41-xix:21. Go
den Text-They that wait upon tn
Lord shall renew their strength
Isaiah xl:31.
49, Verses 3-4-Why is a good mai
more liable to be tripped by the Dew
when he has been having unusual sue
cess than at any other time?
Feb. 26. Elijah Meets Ahab in Ma
both's Vineyard. l Kings 81. Colder
Text-Take heed and beware of cove,
BUSINESS. Luke Kills.
60 Verses 1724-What hope i
there that any who persist in wron
doing, will be able to escape the legit
mate penalty?
March 5. Elijah Goes Up BY
WhirIwind Into Heaven. Kings ii
1-1S- Golden Text-Enoch wake,
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UNITY CLUB MEL

The Unity club met with Mrs Glenn
Miller at her home. northwest of the
city. The afternoon was spent in
pleasant social manner and a delicious
luncheon was served. Those present
were Mrs. Harry Savage. Mrs. Charles
Never. Mrs. VI. Banning, Mrs Isaac
Fuller. Mrs. Bud Demaree Mrs. Frank
huffman, Mrs. George Miller, Mrs.
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COLLEGE STUDENTS ATTEND.

a number of students who are home
from school to spend their spring va
cation attended the assembly last ev-
vious TO the assembly party the Fri
day evening class received its instruc-
tions.
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APPEARS HERE,

The Wabash College Glee club of
rawfordsvi:le, Indiana. will give a
concert Monday evening in the high
school auditorium. An excellent pro-
gram will be presented consisting of
chorus work, solo numbers and selec-
lions by Il quartet. The public is cor
daily invited 10 attend.
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EVENING SESSION.

An Evening Session of School was
held last evening at the Garfield
school by the different classes in Do
nestle Science under the direction of
their teacher. Miss Electa Henley
The parents and friends of the pupils
were invited to attend. All the demon
STATIONS were given the same as in
day school.
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ENTERTAINED CHOIR.

The choir of the Second Presbyter-
ian church was entertained last even
ing by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Groce at
their home in North Nineteenth street.
The evening was spent socially. A de-
licious luncheon was served. The
guests departed at late hour.
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ENTERTAINMENT A SUCCESS

The entertainment given last even
ing in the Hurst Opera house in Cam
bridge City was we'll attended and
large sum was realized by the pupils
of the lower grades, who with their
teachers arranged for the affair. The
proceeds will go toward purchasing a
piano.
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WOMAN'S DAY.

Woman's Day will be observed Sun
day. March twenty-siXth, at the ST.
Paul's Lutheran Sunday school and
cordial invitation is extended the gen
eral public. The affair will begin at
eight-forty-five in the morning and
good program will be presented.
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MRS. eARkDELL AGAIN HOSTESS

Mrs. James Barkdell again enter
tanned yesterday afternoon at her
home in West Main street. This was
the second party of a series and was
a most charming affair. The event was
in the nature of a thimble party. In
the evening dinner was served The
table was attractively decorated with
spring flowers and ferns. The place
cards were very attractive and were
done in water colors.
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GUESTS HERE

Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. MiIlikan. Mr.. and
Mrs. l. \. Millikan, Mrs. Jennie Pced
and Miss Mary Tyner went to Rich
mond Thursday evening TO attend the
recital given by Miss Mary 4. kauf-
man in the Starr piano parlors. Miss
Louise Millikan of this city assisted
at the recital.-New Castle Courier.
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CARD PARTY

Mrs. John Frances of Cincinnati.
and Mrs. Ira Swisher were guests at
the meeting of the Friday bridge club
held yesterday afternoon with Mrs
Omer Murray at her home i'm East
Main street. Bridge was played at
three tables. Favors were presented
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POSTPONED PLAY.

The Day Dodger play at Earlham
college has been postponed from Fri
day evening, April the Seventh on ac-
count OF the initial appearance in this
city of Hans Richard. the eminent
Swiss pianist. He will appear at the
coliseum.
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ATTENDED DANCE.

Several persons from this city at
tended the dancing party given at Mil
ton, Indiana, last evening by the mem
bers of the Twentieth Century club.
Music was furnished by musicians OF
this city. The affair was very enjoy
able
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ENTERTAINED FRIENDS.

Mrs. b. +. Parsons entertained in
formally this afternoon at her home
in North Fourteenth street Among
the guests were persons who formerly
resided in Hagerstown but are now
residents of this city
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Emily Fletcher Miss Gladys Barnard.
Miss Mary Mather, Miss Marie Kauff-
Chase with the Misses Emily and
Blanche Plummer. The next regular
meeting will be held with Miss Nettie
Chase.
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CHILDREN WHO ARE SlCKlY

Mothers who value Their own comfort and the
welfare of their children, should never be without
box of Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children,
for use throughout the season They Break up Gods
Relieve Feverishness, Constipation, Teething Dis
orders. Headache and Stomach Troubles Cseiby
Mothers for % years. THESE POWDERS NEVER
FAIL Sold by all Drug Stores, 2sc. Don't accent
arg substitute. Sample mailed FREE, Address.
Allen 5. Oms.ed, lie Roy. Y.
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WILL RETURN HOME.

Mrs. Charles Kirk of North Eighth
street who has been spending about
three weeks with her mother. Mrs.
Weller in Springfield, Ohio, will re-
turn home Sunday morning.
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MEETS MONDAY.

The Mary +. Thomas w. c. r. L.
will meet Monday afternoon at two
thirty o'clock with Mrs, Martha Lit
tie at her home. 1873 South Eleventh
street
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TO INDIANAPOLIS,

Miss Edith Nicholson of East Main
street has gone to indianapolis for a
few days visit with Mrs. Winfield Hol-
den. Mrs. Holden was Miss Nichol.
sons roommate while in college
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RETURNED THEIR HOMES.

\ number OF the Earlham College
students have returned to their vari-
Gus homes where they will spend the
spring vacation with parents and
friends
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TO MEET MONDAY.

4 meeting of the Dorcas society
will be held Monday afternoon with
Mrs. William Seeker at her home in
South Fourteenth street. Members
are invited to be present.
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GUESTS AT CINCINNATI.

The following persons were guests
at Cincinnati during the week: Mrs.
Jeanette G. Leeds, Mrs. Rudolph G.
Leeds, Mrs.C. w. Elmer and Mrs. Ray
Shiveley.
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RETURNED HOME.

Miss IIilda Shutc. IA teacher in the
the weekend
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the discussion was the Rockefeller
Foundation" presented by Mr.. Edgar
+. Hiatt. After the program the even
ing was spent socially. Refreshments
were served
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MEETS MONDAY.

The Happy hand class of the First
Baptist church will meet Monday eve
ming at the home of Miss Audrey Bun
ger. 81 South West Third street. All
members are invited to be present.
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Joseph Lehman. Mrs. Awhile Price,
Miss Nellie Meyer. Miss Helen HUFF
man. Mr. Karl Demaree. Mr.. Kenneth
Fuller, Mr.. Paul Huffman, and Mr..
Irwin Meyer. The next meeting will
be held with Miss Cora Reynolds.
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WEEK GUESTS

Miss Esther Taggart and Miss May
Gilmartin of Kentucky, arc the guests
OF Mrs. w. ). Clendenin OF North Fiji
teenth street for week.
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ARE IN TOWN.

DR.. and Mrs. Uric of Chicago are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Dudley Foulke at their home in Lin
den Hill
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RETURNED HOME.

Mrs. Frank Hiatt, of Palestine. Ohio
has returned home. after visiting Mr.
and Mrs. y. r. Clear. 2120 North Z
street.
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VISITING MISS CLEAR.

Miss Ruby Gilbert. of Greenville.
Ohio. is visiting Miss Pearl Clear for a
few days.
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TO COCUM Blu S.

Miss Anna Bradbury has gone to
Columbus. Ohio, for a few days visit
with friends.
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TO PREVENT THE GRIP,

LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE re-
moves the cause. There is only one
"BROMO QUININE" Look for sigma,
ture OF E. w. GROVE. csc.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-23
NEW YORK BANKS
ARE CONSOLIDATED
Resources of S20.000.000 in
Combined Institution.

New York, Feb. 22.-President Louis
G. Kaufman, OF the Chatham National
Bank, announced to-day that the con-
solidation of the Chatham and Phoenix
National banks had been completed and
that the combined institution bearing the
name Chatham and Phoenix National
Bank" will open its doors tomorrow
morning in the Chatham Bank Building,
at Broadway and John streets, with re-
sources exceeding $2O,OOO.CCO.
The merger had been long in prospect
and on Monday last President kaufman,
with Frank +. Lawrence as counsel. and
William A. Law, one of the Chatham
directors, went to Washington and got
the approval of the Comptroller of the
Currency. On Tuesday both boards of
directors ratified The merger.
On Tuesday night a procession of bank
messengers and porters carried money
and securities of the Phoenix to the
amount of about $SO0O,OOO through de-
serted streets from 50 Nassau street
and lodged them in the vaults of the
Chatham.
The Phoenix will have a majority on
the new board of directors. which will
consist of almost all of the former direc-
tors of the Chatham, and such Phoenix
directors as August Belmont, Elbert H
Gary, Pierre S. Du Pont. Frederick D.
Underwood and others of the Phoenix
directorate, who are to be elected at
stockholders meeting on February IS
The Washington herald., 1911-02-23

The following some extracts from letters DIT:
Caldwell has received:
- ut is with great pleasure that recommend Dr.
CaldweIls Syrup Pepsin. For years my husband was
bilious collie. 1 gave him everything could think
Of but ne grew rapidly worse. ] happened to think
of the bottle OF Syrup Pepsn friend had left with
me- which 1 would not give him at the time. gave
it to him he improved from the first two
doses He is a well and have never been
without Syrup Pepsin in the house since"-Mrs. d. NJ
Davis, Griggsville, III.
.I cannot say enough for Syrup Pepsfn. IT Is a
god-send suffering people. Ny stomach WIS in a
terrible shape glad say & is all o. X and
am feeling fine Both myself and husband using
syrup Pepsin will be without IL. l have
had three my neEhbors get Syrup Pepsin and they
think IT is nne."-Mrs Eva Gaskius. No. 3o4 Madison
ST., Topeka, Kas.
'T have had stomach trouble years
always thought had heart trouble for had
pains in my left side Ny heart and nerves were
weak, ! have had a good many doctors but none
bought one bottle Of syruP Pepsin 10 try The very
first bottle helped me and have used threc soc bot
ties and feel like new man. can eat: sleep. and
work every day"-Rudy Kasner, MOI S6i Sth St. Mo-
line. Ill - A..
Syrup Pepsin Is the greatest rsmedy earth for all
more than FIVE or six years and tried al kinds OF
use only your Syrup Pepsin and I feel like new
a day."-P. II. Gavellas, Wagner. Okla
The Washington herald., 1911-02-23
WILL CUT TIME
TO CROSS OCEAN
Canada Liners Will Take but
Three and a Half Days.

Ottawa, Ontario, Feb. ga bill in
troduced in the House GI Commons and
Immediately advanced to a second
reading incorporates the All Red
Steamship Company, and indicates that
plans have been far advanced toward
the dream of a great imperial steam
ship line connecting the American and
Pacific colonies of the British empire.
Among the incorporators is A. NJ. Gren-
felt. the son-in-law of Earl Grey.
The legal representatives of the COM
pany said in presenting their bill to
parliament that the company proposed
to establish lines of steamships that
would cross the Atlantic in three and
a half days. and maintaining a speed
OF twenty-five knots an hour. The At
lantic steamships will run from Black
sod Bay to Halifax, and the company
will establish train ferries between
England and Ireland. A similar serv-
ice will be established on the Pacific.