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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-29

dence that a deliberate effort has been
MADE by the big press associations md
big eastern papers to belittle this
measure and to treat 1t as Of no con-
sequence. They gave IL scant space and
many OF the papers. even some here in
Iowa, shunte6 the story off to pack
page sandwiched in between medicine
ads. Very few Of the eastern papers
gave due credit to the band Of thirteen
, progressive republicans, which includes
the two senators from Iowa. for their
courageous example In voting for re-
lduetion Of duties officially declared to
be no longer defensible. But the Amer
lean consumers will understand
A leading democratic politician
stated yesterday that In his opinicn the
president WI very promptly sign the
Pill when ii reaches him, Cor to do 9TH
crwise would be to confess irsircerity
| in the matter of tariff reductions.
| The action OF the state officials this
week Will, in the opinion Of good
| judges, force the corporation issue into
! state politics again much as it was be-
! fore the progressive movement Pit It
out Of business. 1t is stated mat the
railroads are not at all satisfied with
! the fact that their assessments were
bosted, even tho nothing like it pro-
portion to the boost of farm ,and as-
sessnlents. They threaten - take
hand and try to retain control Of the
executive council and add tc their in
tluence in assessment matters This
situation may conlplicate the slate
! making for next year on the state tick
! ct.
The suggestion which has beea put
! forth that III some way there is 10 be
made q fight against a Taft Instructed
delegation to the national convention
next year has started Il food of rem
ors. The leadership in the movement
thus far is in the hands of recognized
standpatters. The only real work done
has been by standpatters. The progress
sive republicans have taken no plr;ic.
ular interest in the matter, so tar as
can be ascertained. hut a number If
the leaders among the standpatters are
ouLspoken and are engaged in work 10
organize and proven; an out and car
Iatt oelega tion. Charles NJ. Junki.,
committeeman from the First district,
who never fails to lambast the "insur-
gents OF! every occasion. says that bIi.
for the Canadian deal Taft could have
mad delegation from Iowa without a
contest but it is not so now. \ nuln.
Der OF leading standpatters who have
been III Des Moinas recently. state that
there is something doing in the drec-
ton Of raising opposition. Thy hint,
however. they would like 20 have some
Of the prosressives raise the banner IF
revolt ard ,hey would follow Two
years ago they accepted the agreement
not TO have a fight and then brought
Of. ore at the last moment.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
RATIFY ABSORPTION OF BANK
Stockholders of Union Trust Company
and New Plaza Branch Take Action.

Stockholders Of the Union Trust Company
and ,he Plaza Bank ratified yesterday the
agreement entered into between the boards
Of the two institutions for the absorption
Of the bank by the trust company, follow
ing the purchase, announced several weeks
ago, Of a large majority of the stock OF
the Plaza Bank by interests identified with
the Union Trust Company. The business
Of tho Plaza Bank will hereafter be con-
tinued I'm the banks new quarters, at 6Jth
street and Fifth avenue, under the title OF
the Union Trust Company Of New York
Plaza Branch w. McMaster Mills, who
has been president Of the Plaza Bank for
sixteen years, has been elected vice-presi-
dent of the Union Trust Company and viii
remain at the head of the Plaza branch.
The entire clerical force of the Plaza Bank
has been retained
The Union Trust Company in its last
published statement showed a capital OF
s1.c0.OOO and a surplus Of s7,940ooc. and the
absorption Of the Plaza Banks business
brings its deposits to about $6o,oOO,C0o Edwin
c. Merrill is it's president and among the
trustees are H. Van Rensselaer, Kennedy
W. Emlen Roosevelt y. Parker Shortridge,
Charles II. Tweed, James Speyer, William
Woodward, Walter p. Bliss and Frederic
De Peyster Foster.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy
were fled IN the United states District
Court yesterday:
EDMUND H. MITCHELL. contractor, of
No. Stone street, who has a contract Tor
dredging tor the United States government
at Beaufort, 5. C.; involuntary. Liabilities
SJ35j0, and nominal assets. @}oJJ, consist :
Ing Of dredge AT Beaufort, N4UVV, hDelled
by thirty-three employees for WE; scoWs
plant. etc. 5000; accounts, $3.50 due from
United States government for dredginS
cash 81. and cash with 5. j. Hancock at
Beaufort $3 300
FIFTH AVENUE BOOK COMPANY, OF
No. -.5 Fifth avenue; voluntary; lAabil-
ties, &j23i, and assets, S,l91, .,,>,
MAX MANDEL and JACOB GREEN
STEIN. who compose the firm of Mandel &
Greenstein. manufacturers OF clo1ks ana
suite at No. East l2th street; lntoluhtary'
Creditors: Converse a. Co., 500; NJ. {. Hou-
ser S825 and A. Daily. $lL Liabilities,
5000 and assets, $1,000
ISAAC TGSCH, dealer in diamonds and
icwelry at No. BIS West l21tE street; inyol-
untdry. Creditors. John Z. Cadmus. $J51;
Norris d. tIlrsch. SSi. and Henry Davidson,
So II was alleged that he was lnsolVent,
transferred accounts OF 5000 ana removed
a large part of his property. Liabilities
SlogO, ana assets, 900. ,-,
ABRAHAM WALTER furrier. OF No
q West 18th street, by Archibald Palmer.
Creditors: lsidore Galutin, E2H; Abraham
Lieberman. SlU, and Jacob clark, NO. 10
was alleged that he was insoiVent, ana IN
November paid "A large sum or money 10
Mrs. Scher. widow OF Max Scher formerly
"A partner OF Walter. 90 nreter her. LA
hliues are stated to be 10000 and assets
-%BRAHAM WALTER and ANNA
sCHER. composing the firm of Waltzer
& Scher. furs. al No y West l3th street
involuntary. Creditors: Scheinholz " Mod
lin. s552; Fink. Willetts & Solomon. sal. and
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
ITS POWERS RESTRICTED
Commerce Commission Cannot
Eoualize Economic Conditions.

Washington, Dec. 22.-"Power has not
been lodged with the Interstate Commerce
Commission to equalize economic advan-
tages, to place one market in competition
with another, or to treat all railroads as
part of one great whole, apportion to each
a certain territory, or to require all TO meet
on a common basis at all points"
This important principle was laid down
bv the commission to-day in deciding the
case Of the Ashland (Ohio) Friedrich Com
pany against the Southern Railway and
many other railroads. The manufacturers
Of frebrick along the Ohio River urged that
their freight rates to cities in the South
were unreasonable as compared with the
rates 10 the same destinations from St
Louis and other points of manufacture
They were no. sustained.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
sion. Atlantic fleet on board the Louisiana

sion. Atlantic feet on board the Louisiana;
70 the NQSh Dakota.
Ensign w. l.. LIND, detached the Vtcksburg; 10
the Stewart.
Ensign j. =. ArCLAIN. detached the Rowan; TO
the Iris.
Tnsign a. NJ COHEN, detached STAFF duty. com
mander second division Atlantic heet, on
board the Louisiana; TO the Delaware.
Midshipman O. W. LEIDEL resignation &c
Midshipman G. a. TREvER, detached the indie
pondence; 20 the Rowan.
Mldshipm T. II. MARION, detached the Stew
art. 70 the Nlcksburg.
Chief Gunner j. DONALD detached Naval Acad-
emy January ?: TO the Washington -,
Gunner c. ID. HOLLAND. detached navy yaru'
Philadelphia January 2: TO the washington %
Gunner W. SEYFORD, detached the Name Do-
cember 2S: to the Georgia.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.-The fol-
lowing movements of vessels have been
reported TO the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
Dec 21-The Monterey at Swatow; the Petiel dt
New Orleans: the California at Honoluiu'
SAILED.
Dec 2t-The Utah and the Florida from Pensa~
cola for Galveston. the Celtic from navy
yard. New York. for BOSTON; the PatuNent
and the Potomac from Key West for GUAM
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
CLERKS ON STRIKE"

julius Kruttschnitt vice-president and
director Of maintenance and operation Of
the Hartman lines. said yesterday that
the report that 1900 clerks on the Southern
Pacific system had struck in sympathy with
the striking shopmeD should be changed
to read thirteen clerks had gone on
strike" He added that the management
anticipated no difficulty in operating the
system without the services Of these "thir-
teen misguided clerks"
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
FEEDING HUNGRY ANTELOPE
Snow Has Completely Covered 'n
Pastures in Kansas.

Hutchinson Kan, Dec 22.-Hundreos oI
antelope in Greeley County. on the west ' ''iio
Of the state are being kept from starVa'o"
by ranchers who are putting out aliaii'
and kaffir corn on the snow-coyered plains
where the herds are wintering
The SNOW, which IS more than ioot oi'
the level over Greeley County. has ior '"o
first time in ten years completely coVereu
the short grass and every weed.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
OPIUM CONFERENCE AoJoURNs.

The Hague, Dec. 22.-The International
Opium Conference, at which twelve nations
are represented and which has been sitting
since December !, has adjourned till Janu-
ary s.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23

Diamond G. Platt. siS5.. Assets IN ''ns pe''-
ton are estimated at 500. ,r.rr salesman
LANNING P: MERsERheRrSoia aS@5aT Broadway sS1S''a and
at tailoring store, COT uIeob,iities $685. and
assets s s'rsES $40 wages for this week. which arc
exempt
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION.
z NJ

o
With orchestra and special soloists.
IL A. NJ. (CHRISTMAS DAY
Process sional and Recessional: Medieval carols.
Introt: Glory TO God I'm the Highest. q. .Pergolesi
Service:
Kyrie Eleison IN D.....................D Dvorak
Gloria Tibl Credo Sanctus and Gloria In
EXcelsls I'm G............ Edward Horsman
Cnertory: Zion That Bringest Good It'd
inES " iii ch
Accompanments by quintet OF strlnged instru-
ments, oboe and organ.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
TIE COLLEGIATE CHURCH OF
THE wrsr END COLLEGIATE CHURCH.

5th Ave and 4sth ST.
Rev. MALCOLM JAMES MACLEOD. Mlnisters
viii preach al II A. ~ and =. VI
Music appropriate % Christmas.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
CHURCH OF TIE HEAVENLY REST

CHURCH OF THE HEAVENLY REST.
II A. NJ
Prelude: Salut d'Amour. ur....................Blg Blgar
Violin, cello and organ,
Benedicite In G........................ Brewer
Bcnedictus in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Garrett
Ofertory: OF the Fathers Love Begotten.
Macfarlans
Postude: Prelude du Deluge.. Saint -saens
SP. NJ.
AHudilte iNoS
Ma agnincat IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Marks
Sacred cantata: The Story Of Bethlehem.
John T. West
Postude: Revere ........................M Marks
Violin. cello and organ
II A. NJ. CHRISTMAS DAY).
Prelude: Andante Pastorale from Christmas
Oratorio o.................... .Saint-Saens
Violin. cello and organ.
Te Deum In E........................ Parker
Jubilate IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Garrett
Introit: Hark! What Mean Those Holy Voices?
Marks
Offertory: There Were Shepherds Glory TO
Cod and Hallelujsh Chorus (Messiah) Handel
Sanctus In F........................ .Gounod
PUstude: Pastoral Symphony (Messah) Handel
Violin, cello and organ.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23

Wcst Ind AVe. an1 tIlU bt' = -.
Rev. HENRY EVERTSON COBB DID, Minister.
via preach az fl 4. NJ and 43O Z. NJ. .
Afternoon subject; "The Inn at Bethlehem.
At 430 p. VI, Cantata. The story OF beth-
ehem." Choir assisted by Mrs. Annie Louise
David harplst
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23

9th Ave. and 2Jth ~. -
Rev. DAVID JAS. BuRRELLs ID. ~; NuIh'S"''
Morning. ANA Jesus said: Who is hy
Mothcr?'"
Evening: Christ tho Levelier"
Music appropriate to Christmas
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
COLLEGIATE REF0

COLLt6IATE hEFUhHhiU TO sunday
oath inst. excep ut that IN the Middlc Cnu.Tn!
"a Ave. and 7th ST.. customary service WIN ~
held on Christmas Day at 1880 A. d.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
ZION AND ST. TIMOTHY.

ZION AND ST. TIMOTHY.
Carol service; old Breton English French and
German carols.
II A. NJ CHRISTMAS DAY) .
Professional: Come, All Ye Faithful. Reading
Ie peum In nat......................W .Warens
Anthems:
Thou Art NY Son. n.......................A Adams
Behold My servant. nt......................H Harris
Communion Service ce....................S .Stammers
Recessional; Joy Fills Our Inmost Hearts
- Io-daE ......... Observation-Disclosures. Smith
Postude: Pastoral Sonata. ............ Rheinberger
rIIN1TY PARISH. CHAPEL OF THE INTER
CESSION.
A. NJ. (CHRIsTMAS DAY).
Professional: Noel ................,Ancientc carol
Communion service IN .Stainer
Anthems: Hark! What Mean These Holy Volces7
Recessonal: Joy Fills our Inmost Hearts
lo-1dy ..'........ ...-.... HarTat
II A. VI.
Organ prelude: Psstorae. First Sonata .Guilmant
Irocessloral: hymn 5o5. .......... HaTiat
To Deum In Observation-Disclosures. Toop
Anthem: While All Things Were in Quiet
'H'HCe ''.s..' '....--..... w drcIng
Communion service I'm .Stainer
lecesslonal: Noel ............ Ancient carol
Organ postlufe: Offertory on Two Christmas
Hymns ...t......--.. ...........-. -. .Guilunant
All, ANGEL <.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
MUSIC IN THE CHURCHES
EPISCOPAL.

ST. AGNEs's CHAPEL TRINITY PARISH.
IL a. NJ.
Professional: The First Noel. ;........' Ancient
lntroit: The Light That Shined ''''''''' .Slias
OfTertory: There Were Shepherds. 80. osteF
Sanctus Agnes Del and Gloria In Excelss
Pater Noster ACKNOWLEDGEMENT MeTbecke
Recessional: O Little Town OF Bethlehem. Barnby
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
THE MIDDLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH.


Rev JOHN @. FAGG. D. D.. Minister.
VIII preach AZ II 4; NJ and o,6n w
Service on Christmas Day at lO:3O n M
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
CHURCH OF THD HOLY COMMUNION.
4 IL L.IIL. IarA, I.An-.

Professional hymn: o come, all ye faithful.
Onertory anthem: Like Silver Lamps. -. Barnby
.
Gloria in EXcelss. s.....................O Old chant
Recessional hymn: once in Royal David's City.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
PRESBYTERIAN.
BEDFORD PRESBYTERIAN.
1890 4. NJ.

BEDFORD PRESBYTERIAN.
1890 \. NJ.
Dawn Of Hone :....;. -. 80 ,oohus
Tenor solo: Thy Rebuke Hath Broken His
Heart (Mcssiah) ....-........ iiStiintI
Alto solo: Birthday OF a King. ....... .Niedlngcr
Night Song OF Bethlehem. ............... Buck
soprano solo: Come Unto Ne tMessian' .iiandel
Base solo: Nazareth ...-....... ..'p'lhod
SCOTCH PRESBYTERGAN.
1880 =. ".
The Coming OF the King (cantata,.
FOURTH PREsBYTERIAN
II A. ".
Organ: Fantasia on two Christmas Hymns
'e Gumant
anthem; j Joyous Christmas Song. .Gevaert
Anthem: Glory 10 God IN the Highest. .PergOlesi
Solo (soprano): Angels From the Realms Of
Glory - HaWley
SP. NJ.
Christmas cantata: The Coming 0i the
King ............... .....'..'.... .DudIey BUCK
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
Grinily Gbureb

Sunday Services: 700, 730, ll.O0 A. NJ
(Sermon); 3.3,, 500 P. NJ,
Christmas Day Services: $50. 73o, S.io
lin German; 1890 A. N. (High Celebra'
ton; p. NJ Evening Prayer.
Weekday Services: 7.3J, 900 A. W.; Bpm.
CHURCH OPEN ALL DAY.
The public is cordially invited n the SER
vices, both on Sundays and on weekdays
LIBERAL THOUGHT CHURCH.
SPIRITUALISrIC
LECTURES AND SPIRIT MESSAGES.
Services at 3 D. n. and p. m. sundays
wednesdays at r. m, in Hall 2oI IN LIN,
coin Square Arcade Building, 66th -. ana
Broadway. All seats free
REV. RUFUS A. MACCRDA,
Pastor and Psychic.
Helen F. Beresford, Assistant.
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION,
Fifth Avenre and Tenth street.
Rev. Dr. PERCY STICKNEY GRANT Rector.
II A. NJ Service and Sermon tRector).
THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT.
4 r. M.-Chrstmas Festival, Parish ChoEs'
S p M.-Handers Oratorio, The Messiah
Dr. Grant - %
9:3O p M.-People's Forum. Parish House, II
W 18th St., Address by DR.. Grant. Reception.
CHRISTMAS DAY.
II 4 M.-Holy Communion and Sermon
mr. Grant
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23

Commander u A. WILEY. detached Bureau Of
NsvlPstfon.. Navv Department. January J;
10 Asiatic station.
Commander j. R. y. BLAkELN, detached the
washington December IS; 70 bureau OF
NAVIGATION. Navy Department
rie.,+r-srt commander J. Y. KLENANN, de
,srtod Office Of Naval Intelligence. Navy
Dersrtuent December 80; 10 the North Da-
}ota as first lieutenant -
lieutenant Gunior eradel q. l. CAskEf, ce-
tacl,d stad duty. commanoer Second Div -
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
ALL SOULS

Ie Dtum IN Observation-Disclosures. Parker
communion cervice in F...................T Tours
uieItoIg' Nszafeth ........-.....,......G .Gounod
BcHedictus ............. .Gounod
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

YOUNG woMEN's CHRISTIAN AssoCIA-
TION.
$3.50 =. NJ.
Organ prelude: Christmas Pastorale. Merkel
Hymn: II Came Upon the Midnight. Wills
tntLcm: ChrlstmSJ Sons........... Cornelius
Hymn: Hark. the Herald Angels sing.
solo. The Birthday OF a King. .Neldllnger
Anthem: o, Quiet Night. ..........N .Neidlinger
hymn: AS with Gudness.
Organ postlude: Mlrcne Pontidcale. .Lemmens
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
CHURCH OF THE BELOVED DISCIPLE
II MIDNIGHT

CltIRC OF THE BELOVED DISCIPLE.
II MIDNIGHT.
professional: Adeste Fideies.
Communion service in ..Steane
Recessional: Wonderful Night
II a. NJ.
High celebration.
Ptocessonal: Christians, Awake.
Communion service IN F..............S Schneider
Ohertory anthem: Unto Is Child ls Born.
Adam
Recessional: once in Royal David's City.
CHURCH OF THE TRANSPORTATION.
1880 a. NJ.
Professional: Hark the Herald Angels Sing.
Mendelssohn
NeLlte vi
TIE Deum In Il hat....... .........-..-...... tfall
Bcned!Ctus .................... smart
ultrOt. Adeste Fideles RI eadlns
Eucharistic Office In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. eber
Once hymn: Angels from the Realms of Glory.
Sermon by DR.. Houghton.
Onertorium: The Grace of God. .........AndTews
Eucharist!c hymn: Thous Ddst Leave Thy
Throne ..........-. .''..' 90 MA tlht"s
Post Communion: o Saluiaris Hostia. .Gounod
Recessional: Once in Royal Davies City,
Gauntlet
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
REFORMED CHURCH OF HARLEM.
10 20 A II

REFORMED CHURCH OF HARLEM
1880 \. VI.
Prelude. Nazareth (coruet solo) )...... Gounod
pastorele symphony (MessiahJ tviolln
yioloncello and organ) o.. '..' ,,..:. nhhuel
Anthem. Tho Nativity. John Hyatt brewer
Contralto colo: o Little Town OF Beth
lchcm .......', nJroY5s
Oncrtorv. chant de Mutt tyiOlin solo) Elsar
Anthem: The First Christmas. 40 .harhoy
Postmdc: Andantc Religioso tviolin' NO
I,uccilo and orgunl ........,- ...... .Louhod
1880 r. N.
Prelude. Tho New Born King (conot
Largo (yiolin. yiolonccllo and organ Handel
Anthem: The Annunciation; '.,... "oodhan
Tenor solo. The Christmas Message. 'Drehsler
A Christmas Song Lo' How Rose. ,,-.,,
~ Prhetorlus tloI)
O0.rory. Sonats tNioloncello EOloi. .Lindncr r
Anfbetr, ghout IN, Glad Tidlugs %. Schneckrr
postiude. pants Angelcus (yiolln. vlolon-
cello and organ) .'..'.....'.''' ''''''fianch
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
Y. w. G.. a,
1.-THE GREAT SECRET !"

DR. Haldenan, pm. First Bapt. Chr. Bwy e ~.
ALL ANGELS CHURCH. West End Ave.
aud S1st ST, Rev s. De Lancey Townsend.
D. D.. Rector-Holy Communion, A. NJ J;
Morning Prayer and Sermon by the Rector, IL
A NJ: Choral Evensons. p. NJ. Christmas
Day-Holy Communion, a. NJ; Holy COM
munion and Sermon by the Rector, ii A. NJ
Strannnra WELCOME.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
ORDERS IssUED.-The following orders


Major KETCHER HARDEMAN, from llth to
4th cavalry. 70 Fort Apache.
Major ROBERT L. HOWE, from 4th 10 llth
Cavalry. - . ,
First Lieutenant DONALD p. MCORD, medical
reserve corps from Fort George Wright 10
Fort William Henry Harrison.
Love, of absence. Colonel ALFRED REYN-
GLDS 2.5 Infantry to March l; Captain
uENRY NJ FALES, oath Infantry, two
months. First Lieutenant JOHN NJ. CRAIG.
Goth Infantry, three months on arrival OF
2Uh Infantry in United States.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
ST. THOMAS's.

II TVNIAS >.
y. NJ.
Messiah Chrst parD rD.......................H Handel
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
CHURCH or TuE HEAVENLY REST.
REFORuTD en- Ron or uARIEM.

L"uoN ANV. and 123d ST
Rev EDGAR Triton Jr. ID. d.. Minister.
VIII preach at : a. m. and p m.
PHI GRIM CHURCH. Madison Av 12ist Sc,
MADISON c. pErERS-ll. Christmas music.
double Guartette; ;. Cantata, Bremers Holy
civ Welcome
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23

.Es's CHAPEL. TRINITY PARISH
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-29

NEW JERSEY To
IMPROVE RAE
.naliy ms ne and Dcgeneratrs
VIII BE Rendered Incapable
Of Parentage

Trenton, N. j, Nov. 28.-Criminally
fr9ane persons and incurable d gen-
crates and detectives confined in New
Jarsey Dri1oss and asylums will he
st rilized and rendered incapable Of re.
producing the I kind, under the White
bill passed at the last session eff the
legislature and in effect today.
Both men and women will be sub
ject to the sterilization process at the
discretion of commission appointed
this north by Gov. Wilson and con-
sisting of G. O. Osborne, head keep
of the New Jersey state prison; Dr.
Frank Moore, super. ntendent of the
Railway reformatory; DR.. George b.
Wright, commissioner of charities AMI
correction; DR.. Henry D. Costill of this
citl, and DIR. Alexander Marcy, Jr., of
! Burlington.
1t il understood that the commits
sion will carry out the provisions Of
the new law only in the cases of per-
sons whose condition is hopeless and
!. beyond possibility of cure, and whose
Offspring would be likely to be a pub
lie charge or menace to society
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-29
COL. 70. II. r. GREEN
HOMESICK FOR TEXAS

Houston, Nov. 28-Col. Il. Fl. 4.
Green, owner of the Texas Midland
Railway and son of Hetty Green, pre-
fers boss ng his III miles Of Texas
rust to the gre white way" accord
ing to A. H. Dashiell, general attor-
ney of the Midland.
But his mother won't let him come
back declared Mr. Dashiell, "al-
thougA l venture to say that CO...
CIR on will be back IN the Lone Star
st te before the expiration of many
days"
M. D shell said Mr.. Green has
not been entirely happy since he de-
led his Texas homs for New York
aud much prefers to BE running the
Tc1as Midland than handling the
Green m lions in Wall street.
Col. Green is bona fide colonel,
being member of tie staff OF Cover
nor 5Solquitt of Texas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-29

For coughing, dryness and tick1-
ing in the throat. hoarseness and all
coughs and colds, Is Ike Foley's Honey
ard Tar Compound. Contains no
oplates. W. L. Dewoody G. Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-29

F. McGehee Sole Agent for
desires that
at his headquarters the SHIRT
-, and he will gladly