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New-York tribune., 1911-11-13
PREPARE FOR PURER MILK
many Dealers in City Installing
Pasteurization Plants.
m COMPLY WITH NEW RULE
AFTER January 1 All Except That
produced Under Special Con-
ditions Must Be Treated.

.,s. of the ruling Of the Board Of
~ that after January I All milk used
n's 80 c,,v as a beverage. except that pro-
y -, ,,rder special conditions. shall be
u'.. ls.-G-ad many large milk dealers in
- eity are installing their pasteurization
s---,- Health Commissioner L,ederle does
care whether such plants are estah-
nsses in this city or outside of it. so long
.be edlct Of the board is obeyed.
.erns civ will have nothing to do with
,osteurization." said Commissioner
,.~io w Yesterday. except to require that
r-ocess be carried out under Official
u .-,.,siop. The actual work of pasteur-
-, viii be undertaken by the various
dealers.
-. hos been and still is much objection
"a pasteur.zation.
- .hirk the rncst serious general OBJ
..ot;on TO pasteurization." declared Com
..,ssioner Lederle. is that f. is possible
-. ssIssh dealers 10 treat otherwise un-
.,-ke+able milk and make IL salable. Hon
sst conscientious and progressive milk
s.aiers are willing 20 cooperate with the
sso.-,r,snt To obstructionists the an
,r.sr IS. Comply with the requirements
"a s,pplv clean AID wholesome milk. o.
Won will not he permitted 10 sell in greater
New York
rbA enforcement OF this precaution on
- extensive scale and the Introduction Of
,be rlan os dividing the milk supply into
,brse grades WILL in the Commissioner
onirion. result In a notable Improvement
n the sanitary quality Of tho milk sold
here.
aft will mean fewer deaths among babies
,saltbier and stronger children, and prac-
,.saI- elimination of danger of the spread
4. n tuberculosis. typhoid fever ard scarlet
= o4ver.. said the Commissioner
srSere arc 10000 quarts of milk con-
s,,rrr1i every day in New York DR.. Lederla
saws This gigantic supply comes from
sGa farms. situated in seven states. l.
IS shipped 10 this city through 100 cream
cries. some OF them 400 miles distant and
sold II 1900 stores in this city.
According 70 the Health Commissioner
about fifteen years have been added to the
average lifetime Of the individual IN New
York since 1910
IN my opinion" said DR.. Lederle, there
Is no fcid in which expenditure of public
brines surer or more satisfactory results
thar IN the safeguarding Of citys milk
supply
II must be borne in mind that with the
growth Of modern cities the area from
which the milk supply as Of other foods
is drawn has been pushed out into wider
and stin wider circles To insure the
proper safeguarding of the milk supply
the city Of New York has been driven 10
what is practically the entire supervision
Of the production. collection. transpcrta-
ton and distribution of its milk supply.
There is no system OF milk inspection
which will render entirely safe the ordl-
nary commercial milk. Therefore. il seems
imperative 70 supplement the present sys-
tenn Of inspection by pasteuriZation of milk
which is intended for consumption as a
beverage only. and not produced under the
special sanitary conditions
New-York tribune., 1911-11-13
ANTI-vTvIsECTIoN BENEFIT
Society 10 Give Play in Furtherance OF
Cause of Restriction.

with the idea Of furthering the cause OF
restriction OF vivisection, performance
VIII be given on the afternoon Of December
= az Wallack's Theatre. under the auspices
Of tbe New York Ant-Viv!section Society.
Among the patrons and patronesses are
NJ and Mrs Benjamin Nicoh, MI ana
Ms Marshall Orme Wilson, Mr. and Mrs
Ro6ert r. McCurdy. Mr. and Mrs. Demng
Duer Mr. and Mrs Charles Healy Ditsoh'
Mrs william Martin Apernetnys Mis'
James Afuhlenberg Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs
pov-.rd rolbv Mrs. Henry Mills Day.
Mss EIsis de Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. BILLINGS
P Learned Mrs katherine Newboid' Mrs
: = sa5terlee. Mrs A F. schermerhorn'
orray,l g. Smith, Mrs Alexander Stevens
Mrs John jay White. jr., Baroness Isiln-
itzA and Miss Natalie de Castro. Nan,
professional people prominent in current
Nev vorx tbeatricals are on the long bill.
TIE society is working for the restriction
not for the abolition. Of vivsection.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-13
PARCEL !.
UNION 81:
FORECLOSURE SALES.

er-PRTME COURT. COUNTY Or NEN IOIao IOlIno
-Fmma KemIner. plaintiff. agains' Leopolio
Earrenechea et al, defendants. ,. To-
In pursuance OF an interiocutory luIslesn. sa.f Iy
nsrtition OF real property and the sale tneteol
AMI, made in the above entitled actlon, anS
Teartng date the 28th day OF OCTOBER, l'It, & diil
srfcreS IN the Office OF the Clerk OF tne Oouttt'
- -, work. on the 30th day or OetoOef, lVIi,
u -, ,,Lersi,ned the referee In said Judgment
-. ,,,sd yviiI s.ll at public auction. at the Ia
change Salesroom. Nos. lt-lo Nessy -, va,
tn Borough OF Manhattan city OF New f9rk.
a. ,bs pSth dav OF November, 1911, az Il o CLOCK
,,oo1 n On hat day, b. Joseph P. Day. auctloneer,
soiI md therein described as follows. -
All that certain lot, piece OF gaIeel o. ar eal-;
., INe cjtv OF New York, County and state OF
New York. Known b. the stree NUMBER loD von
bvrd-ed and siXty-siO West Twenty-secoiu
1fTee- and bounded and described as to!io"s;
peainning at a point on the southerly sac y.
Ne. " Tgentv-seeond street at point di5ian
si,,v-ri74 feet easterly from the southeasteriy
.orne- ~ seventh Avenue and Twenty-sec0Ilq1 q
StIeet. running thence southery, ana parailei
vnh Seventh Avenue paIuy ynious I t,te inches.
ots~cS easterIv and parallel with Twenty-sec-
- st-eet eighteen feet and six inches thence
ooD-,bsrly and parallel with Seventh Avenue
reftv through the centre OF paIty Ne,., -
Itr-tr sscond street; and thence westerly
-lor1 he southerly side Of rwerty-second street
eiehteen feet six inches 10 me point vi IiH1e u
b.einnlnz with the appurtenaNces .o,,
mated New York, November "a. lBi
Da's1 '9 PETER B. OLNEf
RERNARD J. DOURAs.
stto-nav Tor Pleirtin.
-. =, Rr5a,IV,ay, Borough Of Manhattan. y. z.
-rbs following is 4 diagram ot the property 90 70
no sold: It's street number IS loo "e'' --
Street
New-York tribune., 1911-11-13
= PROPOSALS.

INVITATION FOR PROPCsALs.--TREAsUR
Dcpartment Warrington - G.. November
- tp1r -Senled pTOposa 10 Will be received az
fbir off,ce until 3 O'Clock = NJ on tn~ i4th day
~ December 1911. and then opened. Tor the
reconstruction e,S. 49, i"H."5 M pulno''s ,, ot
f"irnd New york The work consists OF the
construction % two three story wings haViDs
=, tot,i ground area or i1jo square feet. recon
s,r,t~tln1 the entire interior OF the old huil4-
ing and adding fourth story te portion
thereof Drawings and specifications may be
.H.atncT nom the Custodi1n or the building
or ~ tbis Office AZ the dlscr elton of tie super
Using Architect. JAMES KNOX TAYLOR,
New-York tribune., 1911-11-13
TO FIGHT MONEY LENDERS
Legal Aid Society Takes Case of Won
an Against Whom They Get judgment.

TIE Lonaon Realty Company money
lenders 1,btained a judgment six months
ago against o Mrs Riordan for $50 "nl'n
they had lent her on her furniture al
PEI cent interest and a fee Of $40 for the
lawyer The Legal Aid Society "Hlc"
long has waged warfare against eA'oi
tionate money lenders. believing tHls
BE- a case in which q larger compensation
for the loan had been eEaeted than the
law allows appealed 70 the Appellate Di-
vision FOR. leave 10 appeal the case 10 the
higher court
This application was granted on satuT-
day. overruling the refusal Of the Appel
late Term 70 permit further appeal
TIE case w,ll be argued at length before
the next term Of the Appellate Division
Of the supreme Court The society an,
nouneed last night that no moPey wouIo
be spared IN defending thescase.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-13

GDVFRTTsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
foy The Tribune received at their Uptown once.
No 1894 Broadway. between 36th and 3Ith SITS.
1rfu Q O'Clock o. m. Advertisements received az
,'1,ii : a clock o m viz: 2S4 sth ave, 3. e. cor
ssd a. 15s 9Th ave. cor. 18th 81. 1Ot East lith
81 9jT West 42d ST, between 7th and sth sVes. ;
oGa West l25th ST. 1885 80 ave; lIOo lst ave.
near Sath St f57 East 125th St; 100 fremont
80 800 Sd ave and any American District
New-York tribune., 1911-11-13
WFST 22H ST.

Tho approx!ruate amount OF the taxes assess
n,erts ana water rates or other liens, which are
10 be allowed 10 the purchaser out Of the pur-
chase money, or paid By the referee. Is s4L5.3
and interest from October .. 1911.
said premlscs VIII b. sold subject To a ease
expiring May Isl. 1912. but terminabe on ninety
Gays' notice. -
DstsI New York November I'd. 1911.
PETER b. OLNEY,
New-York tribune., 1911-11-13
WORK WANTED.
Male


CHAUFFEUR Mechanic %. married: under
STANDS all makes Of cars. six years shop SIX
years road experience. does all repairs; willing.
sober ana capable: well recommended. wishes
Grange a. Saas. 30S East 18th ST.
CHINESE-Wanted by a man with good
business experience. who speaks Frenea
frovifenc r !.
FURNACE MAN -Colored desires more FUR
nacss TO take care or 3Ith 20 39th 81. Geor ze
Booker Garrick Theatre. Both 81
LINOTYPE OPERATOR Competent. care Of
machine. Muuy Lehr 21s Livona ave-
Brooklyn.
TRAVELLING SALESMAN BY man. 81 who
has been in Cuba for last two years. for per
fumery or drug house Address H. b. Tribune
Uptown Office. 1864 Broadway
FsrlaI@.
A CULTURED LADY desires re-engagement
surprising housekeeper, matron companion.
secretary. good recder. resident visiting: ref
erences given and required. Address Experience,
Box %. Tribune Uptown once. 1854 BroadWay'
FTTENDANT 10 elderly CT semi-involid LADY.
b,, Christian woman. home desired. ieferences
city preferred small salary. E. B. Travis. 1t1
Vest 10th 81.
CULTURED LADY desires visiting engage
ment. reading aloud in English or French.
Address r. s, Tribune Uptown ONCE, l5O4
Broadway
French. refined, experienced
governess. capable Of teaching French. Ger
man. English. can assume physical care, de-
sires position 20 one two children from 20
y wears in first class house only: excellent
citv references. Nile a. b. lll Mest 6lst 81:
New-York tribune., 1911-11-13
AUCTION SALES.

~ VIRTUE u executions o. liens. I will
scti te-dav. az 4 NJ. al 6lS 9th ave. Man
80, iot o. second hand furniture Alfred
Freeman. Marshal.
.r,y,f-1rfSFNENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
- 'srtf rrthuue received az their Uptown Osfice.
40 1894 BrIdEay. between Both and 3Ith sts..
until o O'CLOCK o. m. Adveri isements re, slved az
,,ntn : o'clock p m. viz. ga sth ave- e. cor.
SqJ :, 1Ss 9th ave. cor. 18th 81 ini East ltth
:, ar- v'sst i.d ST. between ith and sth aves..
New-York tribune., 1911-11-13
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

CEA,hLEs WILSON'S Employment Agency.
Telephone 222l Plaza. l4l East h7th St sup
phes hrst class servants to private families. All
reisrences investigated
New-York tribune., 1911-11-13
5Hvp ST

Each Of the above parcels VIII 'e 1''n sep
aTately. -, r
Promises -Z4a East 5sth street Aa"'''''ah
New-York tribune., 1911-11-13
e - ~ ST

Each OF the above parcels viii be sold sep
aratll-. "a,
pra--,ises 234 4 East 18th street.. Manhattan;
New-York tribune., 1911-11-13

SUNDAYS NEW-YORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the Cnitso sts's'
ter $3.50 q year.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-13
sURROGATE'S NOTICES.

PEYToN. HESTER BIN PURSUANCE OF
an order OF Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler, =. a
Se' Zen to ali persons having claims aga INST
Hester b. Peyton late OF the county OF Ne"
York. deceased, to present the same WITH Eouch,,
a-s ,bsreoS 10 the subscribers. at their place OF
,-srsacting business at the office OK Ricnard
Heiiv, their attorney. No. 40 Broadway I, boT-
a,gh of Manhattan, in the City OF New YORK..
or or before the 10th day OF December next
pated New York. the i5th day OF June l9iL
WM X. PEYT0N, .
MIRON WINSLOW, ExecutorS
SAMUEL, w. JOHNSTON,
RICHARD KELLY, Attorney Tor ENecutor~
New-York tribune., 1911-11-13
HELP WANTED.


Female.
WANTED BY family of two a woman for
hsht housewotS q good home for the right
woman: location. Jamaica. y. Y. city. Ad-
dress. H. l.. VI. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-13
rrcT4BRD KELLY, Attorney for Executor
no proadway. New York. y. Y.

ri i7o q p proadwsy, rs New York. y. Y
CART TFRFD IN PURSUANCE or AN
order Of the Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler; a
surrogate OF the County OF New York. notice
~ beTebv given 20 all persons having claims
AGAINST Alfred Carr. late o. the Borough OF
Manhattan county Cty ana the s'lse sar,e i With
tho vouchers therefor, 20 the und;rsisned at
No Rector street in the Borousn ot Nan Man
in tSe ofice OF Parker K Deane. Esq her at
iornsy. ON Or before the 3rd day OF April. 1917.
Dated the 25tR sSR&ay aay e. 2f PRpY PfRsf@oeEF
PARKER K. DEANE. Attorney f.s for E1eeutrlx' Guilty.
9ftlcs fn6 d Ho666attaS. M naS'gSs Ssw YORK e.
IL PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler. Surrogate Of
Tho County OF New York. notice Is hereby
Ncrion Rodmord. late OF the County OF New
York deceased. to present the same with
vouchers hereof TO the subscriber. at its prIn
ctpal place Of trdns4cting business. No -
William street. Borough o, Manhattan. in the
CITY OF New York. on or before the Goth day Of
'T5sitS. paned. New Nv York. June 10Th. 1911.
THE FARMERS LOAN & TRUST COMPANY.
criTER' RoLsToN & HoRAN. Attorneys for
Executor 80 Exchange Place. New York
n -
r7'ZTTTRA- FERDTNAND.-IE PURSUANCE OF
an order OF Hon Robert Ludlow Fowler. a
Surrogate OF the County n New York notice Is
hereby given TO all persons having claims against
FeIdnand DZiuba. late OF the County OF New
YORK deceased. 10 present the same, with vouch-
e.. thereof 10 the subscriber. at her place OF
trarsa1tlng business. at the Office OF her attor-
nevS Winthrop & Stimson. No. 81 Liberty
street Borough Of Manhattan. In tf~ city OF
New York. on or before the 18th day OF Deem
DaIed New York. the 18th dav Of June. 1911.
EMILY KELLER D'ZIUBA.
Administrative.
vyfNT HRoP & sTIMsoS. Attorneys for Ad-
r1tnis,ra.rix 20 Liberty Street. Borough Of
Manhattan. City Of New York.
~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
? ebert I.dow Fowler. a Surrogate OF the
-ount, az Ney YORK. notice is hereby given 10
All persons haviag claims against Marjorie Smith
TrirnbIe ate of Washington. d. C., deceased. 10
1880. the same with vouchers thereof u the
ssnhscriler al its place Of t-ansacting business
So % William Street. IN The City OF New
YORK on q. before the 10th day or February
mated New York. the osth day OF July. 1911
THE FARMERS LOAN & TRUST CO.
Administrator.
GELLER. RoLsToN & HoRAN. attorneys for
Administration. y ENchangc Pace. New
York. y. I. -
~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Robsrt Ludlow Fowler, a Surrogate OF the
ali persons having ciaim3 against Aline NJ
Is.oueItu late OF the County OF Eew York
Secrased 20 present the same with vouchers
,b.rnos 10 the subscriber. at his place OF trans-
,r,tne husinrss. az the Office OF r. orcrster
SVulfa-rs C SAKE. No. 30 Broad street. Borough
=, Manhattan. In the CITY OF New York on
or hefors the 25th day OF November next
DATED. New York. the 18th day OF May 1911
uFPpTR'r T. u. JACQUELIN. Administrator
WGpCTSTFR WILLIAMS 4 SAKE. Attorneys
FOR Administrator No 30 Broad street. Bor-
cvrb of Manhattan. Citv ~ New York
New-York tribune., 1911-11-13
LAW SCHOOLS.
-a--H-7-
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

american & Foreign Teachers' Agency.-Sup-
uIles Professors. Teachers Tutors. GoveEnesses.
etc 20 Colleges schools and Families apply
10 Mrs. II ] Young s-Fulton, 20 CEion square
New-York tribune., 1911-11-13
NOTICE OF SALE
SZLr ST.

lease for one year from November ist. 1911. at
81 coo rental per annur1
PARCEL @.
Premises No 442 East 5Ith Street. Nanh1ttan:
New-York tribune., 1911-11-13

Al ,,a, ,iscs or marcel Of land, with the
buiidinFs and improvements thereon erected stu
a.. i,,inr ana being IN the city cf New YORK.
bounded and described as follows. ii. ~
Trifty--seventh street. distant one huhureu ai. i.
sixtv feet three and One-half inches WeslsigG
street. and Avenue \. running thence sCulHerly'
and parallel with Avenue \ and through a - Cyi
tain party wall. ninety feet thence "it,asy, stsly,
feer two inches. thence northerly. anu pdIdtiffI
with Avenue A. ninety feet 10 the soutnery sue slIs
f-if,,.-ssyerth Street eighteen feet two nche5 10
the point or place OF beginning Sald pre'.'@e'
being known as number Az Last 1'th St'--~
New-York tribune., 1911-11-13

The abOye parcel WI be sold subject to
New-York tribune., 1911-11-13

AID SUBSCRIPTIONS
'eivsd 81 their Uptown once
between 36th and 3zth ats
Advertisements received a,
ofices az regular once rats.
viz. e6i 9Th ave.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-13
aAhiAitH Ae
e oNA TT 81.

PARCEL II.
Premises known as p 4. B and iO Eas'
oo4fh Street Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-13

HERMAN JCSETH. Esq.
Attorney tcr Pls!ntif
li5 Broadway, y y CITY
FETTPETCH & SEYBEL. Esqs,
Attornevs for William Brown and Horace u
Kilborr. Executors &c. sarah Brown clara
Kilborn and Annie Ramsdell.
Al PARK Row. \ 7 city.
WALTER A HIRsCH. Esq.
special Guardian for Infant Defendant Ethel
Williams.
III Broadway. y. T. City.
SHAPIRO & LEVY. Esqs..
Attorneys for solomon KaminsF.
f1o Nassau street; y Z City.
The following ere diagrams OF the properly 10
PARCELS A r AND g.
Promises known as 20C---iO East Ii-h street.
Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-13

ADVERTIsEMESTS
for The Tribune re-
80 1894 BroadvnT
until q o'clock p N
tie following hraneh
until s o'clock .. NJ
New-York tribune., 1911-11-13
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
CARPET CLEANING.
LOST RANKsOOkS.

LOsT.-Bankbook No 9l0.53s. Bank for Saw.
ings. $50 4th ave. New York Payment
stopped. Please return book 10 bank.
LOsr-Bankbook No. ST siT Bank for saw.
ings. 2S0 4th ave, New York. Payment
stopped. Please return book TO bank
New-York tribune., 1911-11-13

All that piece or parcel Of land. with ne
buildings ana improvements thereon eTsctsd s1.t
ate living ana being IN the city CI Ne" ioiA'
bourded and described as follows:
Beginning al a point on the nottheIiy sue %
Fftv-sixth Street distant one hundred Ieet "es''
eriv from the westerly side OF second ANeu,toi
and running thence northeriy. on a Nne paIdlll
I'itb second Avenue one hundred feet and four
,'ar,fiei ,vitb Ffftv-sixth street. one hundIet
200, feet: thence s0uther!y, on a line paItl@s. @
Win second Avenue. enc hundred feet anu Ioul
trcbos Goo n ( i'm 20 the northerly side ot
FYftv-sixtb street. thence easteriy, along sdIi
northerly side of Fifty-sixth street one hunllett t
feet 20 the point or place OF beginning eslt .s.s
New-York tribune., 1911-11-13
Female

.-A-HOFMAYER go 5th ave Telephone
4sc7 Madison Square. Agency for superior do
New-York tribune., 1911-11-13

USEFUL NAN.-Young Scotchman strong
willing and oblging inside and outdoors
excellent references. city or country, S2o-S2'.
Miss Buckicv's Employment Agency Il West
aad Phone. 74ST Bryant
New-York tribune., 1911-11-13
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


ooKs.-Exeeptionally good cooks. Wages
ences Jussila Agency. $50 Lexington ave
New-York tribune., 1911-11-13

All that niece or parcel Of land. w.th the
buildings and improvements thereon erected SUI
ate living and being In the city II Ne" ioIA'
bounded and described as follows:
i3egtnning Al a point on the soutnerly Sue o-
rrif-y-eixth street distant one hundred ana hiD
feet Nest of the westerly line or side OF secona
Avenue runn.ns thence westerly along tlIty
sixth street twenty-five feet, thence soutAeIlS,
and parallel with Second Avenue, one huhutsu
feet and five inches 20 the centre ms OF tlo
block. thence cas,ery and parallel WIN ftts
sixth street twenty-five feet; ana thence nVI,l. nVI
erly and parallel with Second Avenue o'e % utli
49, 80, ami dve inches TO the place Of begin
ning be the said dimensions mere or less sdIl
premises being known "a number "a East "o'h
Street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-23
COUNTY TEACHERS
 CALLED FOR SEPT. II

Prof R. c. Hewitt, president of the county board of education, announced yesterday that the Jefferson county teachers institute will be held at the Central High school building in Birming- ham for one week, beginning Septem- Der II.
 Under the ruling of the board all teach CTS who are to teach in the public schools of Jefferson county during the ensuing school year are required to attend this institute The institute will be under the management of Assistant Superin- tendent Charles B. Glenn and Professor Hewitt, who will be aided by some 30 instructors. It is expected that six or seven hundred teachers will be in att tendance upon it's sessions It is also said that the state department of educa- ton is looking to Jefferson county to take the lead in educational matters and in the state, and, for that reason, among others, no effort will be spared to make the institute a great success.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-23
SEIGLE WILL MAKE
 FULL CONFESSION

Columbus, O., August 22.-At the con elusion of a conference this morning, participated in by Attorney General Ho- sans other state officers and Rodney J. ldegle, former sergeant-at-a of the senate, who was convicted of aiding and ahetting bribery in the Ohio legislature. it was announced that Seigle would raake full confession of what he knows of alleged corruptive practices In the last assembly.
 For his part in aiding the alleged graft hGnt 1t is expected he will receive mer- cy at the hands of the common pleas court when the time comes for sentences to be passed and will probably escape a ponitentiary sentence
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-23
ROBSON PUTS IN
 STRENUOUS DAY Whirling About In Automo- bile He Made Half Dozen
 Speeches Yesterday

True to the promise that the campaign would see whirlwind finish, Capt Rich mond Pearson Hobson made more than half A dozen speeches yesterday and Is billed for as many more today.
 Captain Hobson, Borden Burr and Fred
 NJ. Jackson journeyed to Leeds yesterday morning. where the congressman ad- dressed a large crowd assembled at the Leeds hall.
 MT. Burr made the introductory remarks and presented the noted speaker Capfaln
 Hobson made his usual interesting ana forceful speech. in which he gave a. graphic picture of the effects or alcohoi on the human system. He stated that the truly patriotic man would vote against the return of the saloon. He was accord ed a great ovation at the close or DIS speech and the prohibitionists claim their cause was strengthened by the speaking | At 1 o'clock the party left for Frussvllle,
 where an overfowing crowd assembled to
 hear the distinguished speaker. Captain
 Hobson spoke along the same lines as in
 his previous speech and made a great iln-
 precision on his hearers.
 l Returning by automobile, Captain Hob
 son spoke at Woodlawn to a big crowd
 and received an enthusiastic reception.
 From Woodlawn he was rushed 10 West
 End, where standing on the doorsteps at
 the home of R. S. Munger. one of the most ardent advocates of the cause of | prohibition, he addressed a crowd of more than 400 people, for whom seats had been
 provided on the lawn, illumined with electric lights.
 As usual, the substance of his remarks
 dealt with the Great Destroyer The speaker discussed the baneful effects of the liquor habit and briefly undertook to show something of the extent to which
 these effects are found in this and otEer countries.
 Congressman Hobson was accompanied by Charles E. Rice, secretary of the pro- hibition forces, who introduced him. Fol lowing his address Judge Samuel D. Weal<ley was presented to the crowd and continued a discussion of the subject.
 Congressman Hobson and MT. Rice pro-
 ceeded to Ensley where they were also
 scheduled to make speeches
 The occasion at West End proved 10 be of much interest to all who were present,
 and this was due not a little to the ef- forts of MT. Munger who provided an additional entertainment in the way of Victor vctrola, which furnished musical selections at intervals during the evening.