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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-12-14

The first electric plant n n
has just been installed il t r.
lace of the sultan Of Oman n
Maskat. ''
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-12-14

The assessments on property in
Louisiana is approximately &c..
100000 more than last year and
in round figures is $3.50, OOO, 600.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-22
"AN OPEN LETTER 10 THE
AsteIlTg."

have Doon advised by "a numncr
of my triends and temperance work.
ers to pay no attention 20 the open
Letter" that appeared Ia last weeks
Headlight They Rave said, 'The puh-
lie can't be fooled as 10 the real cause
Of your dismissal The whole thing
~ 80 ridiculnusly absurd and prenos-
ferrous that it deserves. presume, 20
be passed by IA silent contempt.
but shall say a fnw things.
First. one OF the directors whose
name was signed 20 that "open Lett
ter, was for time editor of the Head p
iiNhtf Tie could not maze it pay ana
was ready 20 shut up the shop.
lie holds stock IN the HeadiiEht
Publishing company that WAS issued
20 Him for three hundred dollars
(f10O.0Ol due him on salary. This
same editor lacked more than this by
q hundred or 80 dollars OF making the
business pay. Now " ! made the bus
mess pas TO such an extent that /
could beat tho company out 81 q lot
ofmOney ! must have more than
''meager quaiinoatlons' as the dlrec-
tors chargod
assert that / dld not beat the come
pany out Of one cent
second. Grant. for argument sake.
THAI there were a few apparent ms
crepancies Ia ms books I assert that
NAAN va" WNh hII| N|fii NNMUNW ANN INN
dlsmisaei. The books were examincd
AFTER nay dismissal and not nE-
FORE as the public is led 10 believe
Ia that open Letter."
Third. ] assert that "the real
reason" for nay dismissal was the
stand that 1 took against "the damn
able liquor traffic. ! assert further,
that the directors knew this was "iho
real reason for my dismissal al the
time they made those charges and IN
situations ogainat me in that "open
Letter. This may show up in "a
much less heroic light" but cane
not Help a.
Here are the ncia' one of The ~.
reclOrs. who a an -prOhibitiuuist.
holds morlsaEe Of seven hundred
and nfty dollars lt15O.nOl against tho
lieedliaht printing plant Either dla.
miss shepard or dis up this seven
hundred and hfly dollars lf1tp.Oul ol
have the mortgage fufecloHod. Tlila a
tno whole lnlna in d mat shell.
Tho public win remember That
nfft bogus sale was pulled 0n. Had
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-22
DEXTER WOMAN MAY
DIE AS RESULT OF
RUNAWAY ACCIDENT

Dexter, n. NJ. May 22 Mrs. Mar
Tin, who resides on the Flood farm
west Of this city, 10 In a criticaI con
dition as the result OF INJURIES re-
celyed in runaway accident here
yesterday afternoon. AZ a late hour
last night Il was anpouncod that her
recovery was doubtful.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin, who have re-
sided here only a short time, were
driving into Dexter Whom their horse
took fright az an automobile oceu-
pied by Roswell pHrtios This oc-
CURED near the residence Of ID Me-
Vickers. MIR. Martin was thrown out
Of tho buggy almost NJ the very starr
The horse ran cast two blocks and
turned south az the corner Of First
street and Lincoln avenue and wac
stopped Mrs Martin, inan effort TO
leap from tho buggf caNFht hcr
clothes in the biiggy and vas drAsRed
"a considerable distance
She was tuken into Tho office
Dr. y. j. walker and her inlurief
dressed Later IN efior, was made
to take her home They had gone
scarcely three blocks when the
woman went into COMMISSIONS sne
was taken into the home OF Lee
Clemens.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-22

teen hundred and twelve. before me.
q notary public within and for said
county personally appeared M. w.
Flournoy. Frank Mckee. Alfred
0runsfeid. ~ +. Reynolds, A. b. Me
Millen. stern. SchloBs a. Co.. A. J.
Maloy. ChaH Moiinl. Hannah NJ.
Grunsfeld. Chas. Ilfeld. David Well
Ter. Sol, Weller, Roscnwald Bros, r..
y. Alger. n. Yahow. 60 me known 90
he the persons described in and who
executed the foregoing instrument,
and acknowledged that they executed
the same ne their free act and decd.
In witness whereof I have hercunto.
set my hand and notarlal seal the
day and year last above written.
CSlgned)
H. l.. SNYDER.
CseaD Notary Public
Ny commission expires Sept 40.
1914.
State Of New Mexico,
County Of Bernaiillo. y
NJ, w. Flournoy. Frank Mckee. a.
y. McMillen ana Alfred 0runsfeld.
being "a majority OF the persons
named In the foregoing articles OF in
corporation "a the first board OF di-
rectors OF said First Savings Bank &
Trust company. being each first duly
sworn. did say each for himself and
not one for the other, that more than
$3.50. 900 Of tho capital stock Of said
corporation has been actually SUBJ
scribed. and that more than siO0. 600
of the stock so subscribed has been
actually paid to them in lawful money
OF the United states and N now in the
hands and control Of the persons
above named as the first board Of
directors Of said corporation.
Csignodl
NJ w. FLoURNOY,
FRANK MCKEE.
ALFRED GRUNsFEIsD,
a. y. McMILLEN.
Subscribed and sworn to before mo
By each Of the persons above named.
this iith day OF May. 1912.
Cslgned)
H. l. SNYDER.
(soal) Notary public.
Ny commission expires Sept 10,
1914.
Endorsed No 1891.
Cor. Reed, Vol 8. page iG7
Certificate Of incorporation at
First Savings Bank 4 Trust Company.
OF Albuquerque, N. NJ.
Filed In office OF state Corporation
Commission, May rs. 1912. J. a. m.
GEO. w ARMIJO. Clerk
Compared edo to JJO.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-22
FOR sALE


tt.O00--1i-room. story frame rea-
ldonco. modern lot 15xit2, good
shade; North Fourth 81; terms
81 .0CO--a-room nousS, lot io0xtta.
city waicr, near University. terms.
"a. 0OO--9-room. 2 story brick dwell.
Ing modern. Wost Central av0nue.
si.o00 cash. balance per cent
s2000--54ToOsn frame. modern, good
cellar, attn ward, on car line.
tts00--5-room frame large lot.
shade and fruit trees. South Broad.
way, close IN; easy terms.
tS200--s-room B~ick. modsrn, well
built, hardwood foora IRE place; cor
ner lot s7oo casn. balance 8 per
cent.
t4200-7-room. 2 story stucco nnish
residence. hot water heat. good OUT
buildings, lawn, sraes. shrubbery: lot
7bxi42. close In; tl700 cash, balance
8 per cent
saIb0--S-room modern brick, cor
nor lot 5Oxi4e; good shade; North
second street. close ia.
MONEY to LOAN
FIRE INSURANCE.
"A, Fleisc her
fii SOUTH FogIsgH STREET
Next 20 New F0stOnicc. i'none esa.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-22
Peraonal PropertY Loans.
MoSES no loan.

On furniture, pianos organs, norsss
wagons and other chattois. also on
Loans are quickly made and strictly
private. flme-one month % one
year given. Goods 60 remain IN your
possession. Our rates are reasonable
Call and see ua before borrowing.
Steamship tickets 20 and from all
parts Of the woriu
PRIVATE OFFICES--Opon Evenings.
TIIE HousEEIOID loan CO.,
Roopis 3 AMI q, Grant BuiidinR,
sos 4 West Central Avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-22

when the baby takes too much
food tho stomach turns; the result -
Indigestion. aouFness and vomiting.
Frequently the bowels are Involved
and there ia collie pains end aiar-
rhoea. Mc0EE's BABY ELIXIR -
a grand corrective remedy for the
stomach and bowel disorders OF ba.
bieG. IL ~ pure. wholesome ana
pleasant TO take. Price 2be end SOC
per bottle. Sold BY an drugglsta
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-22


this never been exposed, that open
Letter" would have never been Writ
ten. Because, then he temperance
forces and my friends have eonsldertu
that ! was dismissed because the
Headlight changed hands ana not pc
cause OF my attitude toward the
damnablc liquor traffic
Conclusions 1 DO got mean % M
innate that the directors arc nQf pro-
fibitionlsts. believe the majority
OF them are I believe this even II
they do lust ''bclieye la Prohibition
az 4 theory" according 20 the state
mcnt OF the present editor OF the
Headlight. and even though they
themselves lid say Wnen referring 10
me IN that open L"iter7 what ne
chose 70 term, ''the dtinnNlle 'lquoi
traffic" ~ the liquor traAic ~ MOI
damnablc what IS ~ But Il was SIM
ply up TO them TO either put me Gus
or have their printing plant closed
down. They chose the former. 90
not blame them for this. ! entertain
no ill feeling toward Is single one 0i
the directors. ! despiae she pslness
in which some men are engaged.
despite chiconery IN men, but J do noi
dcapieo man / have never made per
sonal llght on any one. ANY stale
mcnt 70 the contrary hae no founda.
ton IN fact ] regret this unpleasant
episode and 80 far as ! am concerned
Il ~ rloHed. with malice toward none
and charity for all.
Sincerely
j. IA. SHEPARD.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-22
~ NtskRtt
Resi- OF Shares
denoe. aubaerlbod.

tired uFunsfelu, AIbuauerque,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-22
SHEPARD'S SIDE OF
DISMISSAL AS EDITOR
OF DEFINING HEADLIGHT"
Deming, n. NJ. May "a

Deming. n A., May "a.
Evening Herald.
Albuquerque, y. NJ,
Gentlemen
In as much as there appeared in
Your paper Of the 20th ISSUE an
Open letter To the Puzzle" which Is
calculated 10 DO me hurt among taosc
who do not know the real facts Ia the
case, respectfully request that YOU
give the enclosed equally as pr0mi-
nent a place in your valuable paper.
Yours very sincerely.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-22
LEGAL NOTTCEs.

s@aaae.e.t-NNe-Nasar eNesae.ssaeuea.aae
State Of New Mexico. office OF the
state Corporation Commission.
n n hereby certified that there was
filed for record In the office OF the
State Corporation commission OF the
state OF New Mexico, on the i4th day
of May. A. y. 1912, at II o'clock a.
m. certificate Of incorporation OF
first Savings Bank q Trust Company
Of Albuquerque, n. M,
tNO. 7t9D
and also that the following copy r.
true and correct transcript OF the
original now on file.
In testimony whereof the chairman
and chief clerk OF said commission
have hereunto set their hands and at
fixed the seal OF said commission,
al the city Of Santa ne. on this 18th
dag OF May A. y. 1919.
(slgned)
HUGH II. WILLIAMS.
(soal) Chairman.
Attest:
GEORGE W. ARMIJO.
Chief Clerk.
Know all men by these presents
that we. the undersigned. AL OF
whom are residents OF the state OF
New Mexico. have this day associated
ourselves together for the purpose OF
forming corporation under the laws
OF tho state Of New Mexico. and we
hereby certify;
!. That the corporate name Is the
FIRST SAVINGS BANK a TRUST
COMPANY OF ALBUQUERQUE.
~ M
2. Tho business OF said corpora
ton shall DC carried ON Ia tho city
Of Albuquerque. county Of Bernailllo,
state Of New Mexico.
Q. Tho authorized amount OF tho
capital stock Of said corporation Is
the sum OF five hundred thousand
dollars tt5O0.0Oe). divided into five
thousand (5.Q9Q1 ahares Of the par
value Of one hundred dollars CSi0O)
each
4. The amount o. the capital stuck
actually subscribed Ina good faith AZ
this time h the sum Of Two hundred
and Fifty Thousand dollars tsg50,O00l
and more than One Hundred Thou-
sand dollars (slO0.000J OF the capital
stock so subscribed has been actually
paid up la lawful nseaey Of TIRE
United states and Is in the custody
OF the persons hereinaster named as
the first board Of directors.
3. The names and places OF rcsl
donca or the several shareholders and
the number Of shares subscribed b.
each are az follows:
Number
Resi- Of Shares
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-22
Try Herald Want Ads
They Bring Results

When you 60 on inst fishing trip,
don't forget that Harry n. JOHNSON
has a fun stock % fishing tackle.
New. T.res-tS TO 81. w ). Hyde,
i05 " Copper.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-22
WANTEp

rINflNNsNINsNerefsFs' fNFeNNlNlTarelFe5NI'sI'
WAltTED---Carpet ciean,nE, w. A.
ooff. 20G Easl Contral Phone ke9.
r---e--es-s---
WANTED Woman Tor general house
work Apply 1879 w Central.
--------- - --------
WANTED--Girl Tor general house
work Apply sirs. O.. a. Wag-
oner. 1871 ". Grand.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-22
HOUSES FOR RENT

~~~re'.Ne~~rsr~->,>s> user>s-s~S->e>Nr'.r
$3.50 Groom furnished cottage,
Fourth Ward
s25.00--5-room modern ottage, Fourth
Ward.
S20.00--5-rcom modern cottage: close
in, Third Ward.
JOHN a. MOORE REALTY CO
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-22

N"AfH|N"N"|N"NAH
Call and see ua before borrowing.
steamship tickets TO and from All
parts OF the worin.
PRIVATE oFFICES-opon EVENING"
THE HOUSEHOLD loan CO.,
Roopis anu ., Grant Building,
303ik West Central Avenue.
HOUSES FOR RENT
s~-~U~-~.~~~~~~~-~~ ~~~~~~-~~S~~~S~.
$3.50 Groom furnished cottage.
Fourth Ward.
s25.oO--5-room modern ottage, Fourth
Ward.
s20.O0-5-room modern cottage: close
in, Third Ward.
JOHN n. MOORE REALTY CO
FOR RENT~--During summer months
well furnished house: located az 2i5
n. 18th. Apply r. f. McCanna. al
HERE IS a chance To invest 81 900
where II Win bring yon Ia living.
Good. hotel Ia Q good. town. making
money every day Ask nB about this.
John NJ Moore Realty co. n
FOR RENT - six rooms, modern
apartment, gas range, sleeping
porch; also modern 5-r0om cottage,
shade trees, cellar etc. Apply A. W.
Arson, SIG ". 5th 81
FOR RENT-.-storerOom.
~~-~sNN~uN~~ese~y>y~ <e~~~~.~~~sN-~~ee,~
FOR RENT-store room on South
Socond street. opposite old post
office site. Inquire ~. y. siamm.
ROOMS FOR RENT
S~-~~e-~~-~e~~-~.~~~ r-rs~-e~s~sAe-~.~~s~ee
TOR RENT--Thirsy-s room,
completely furnished apartment,
house. ore. two and three room
suites Price and rent reasonable.
Strong Bros. sol n. second.
e-..--- ----..
FOR Rents furnished rooms for
Hight hoHsokeeplng. sol n. end. n
------------------
FOR SALE--1Eiscellaneous
FOR SAI4E-My driving horse, buggy,
harness and robes. ives. the Flor
- Il
FOR SALE bedding plants. stocks,
Astera, Carnations. Saiyias, %etun-
las. SHASTA Daisies and Tomato
plants. j. Woodward, Old AibuQuef-
que, Phone 1921. CSC
CHARCOAL and charcoai furnaces
for sale By samueis and Bryant, ie7
N. attn st. Deliver IN any part Of
city. Cali up 4S2.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANa Eo--Five
lots on main street from Plaza %
Capitol n city Of santa Re Geo. b.
kills. 40 ", Central Ave, AibuQuer-
CUE. y. AZ, seize.
BARGAINS IN navajo Rugs Bsnneis,
li5 w. Central Ave. s.i-c.
NOTICE
This n % NOTIFY the public, inst
the undeFslened has purchased an ~
terest IA the sanitary Plumbing ana
Heating Co., and viii be- pleased 20
ngure on your piumbgna ana hoaiingi
W0rkmarahip and Materiaf guaran-
teed. Onice 20t West Cola; rhone
ses. 5.B. PEAK.
MOUSE CLEANERS.
( The Acme House aNd window
]
to- satisfaction guaranteed. We sweep
chlmneys office ai9 West silver
Phone z04.
Lone Star Elcciric Bo0s ara shoe o..
Repairing q specially. our motors
are using the best grade % oak solo
leather Quick service. workmanship
first class. n. A. samuels. Mgr. lO7 y.
ith Sd. Cali phone asa.
MUSIC TEACHERS
| aenae.esa.aeueeees ssass.as--ss=e.sse.ea
MRS RALPH az. HENDERSON.
TEACHER % violin.
re w silver Avo. Phous e7a
NICK's chilli PARL0Rs
7 Enchiiadas, fot rnmolen. chill con
Curnc and Short orders
sos Wcsi Ctmlral
MONEY TO LOAN.
eraaeurl~se~se~sAaesNeas .as.e.e-ee4eses
sf.0O0 TO LOAN an HAod cay real
estate h per cent FOR term to suit
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-15
RIGGS WINS THE AUTIMOBILE SUIT
MISS EARLE JONES, WINNER OF BULLETIN PRIZE, WILL NOT
 HAVE ANY REWARD.
Peremrtory instruction by the Court to the Jury That Automobile Was
 the Property of J. A. Riggs.

John A. Riggs. proprietor of the New Era, was awarded a peremptory iudg. ment in circuit court yesterday which .quiets the title to an Overland auto mobile which has been the subject of court trial. Miss Earle Jones, plaintiff, the contender to the title. claimed to have earned the automo, bile through being the winner of the first prize in a subscription contest which the Citizen Daily Bulletin, the former reform organ, had promised Miss Jones received the highest num- Der of votes. was credited with being the winner and to all intents and pur- poses hal won but the automobile prize was never delivered for the good and sufficient reason that it was never paid for by the Bulletin. or it's ownership or management and there fore the victory was an empty ana costly honor
 Mir Riggs is the Overland agent of this section, and unier the proof in the case he had title 10 the ear in question which the Bulletin advertised as it's Sl,000 first prize to the best subscription getter True, it is. that the credit of the Bulletin at the time was not good, and it is not probable that Mir. Riggs ever agreed to part 'utle with his car unless the money was forthcoming, but the plaintiff to the action thought she had title con. ferrel because the ear was given over publicly as an award, and that Riggs, permitting this to be done with his ear had forfeited his title to it.
 Judge ' B Wood represented Mir Riggs in the matter, and Juige Leslie represented Miss Jones'
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-15

A bill Is proposed to the secretary of state, to be published here in full and voted on by the people providing that racing dates may be granted in this county. and that while no book making shall be permitted, the pari mutual system shall not be In viola ton of the law.
 The announcement yesterday caused much general comment, and particu- larly in state fair circles, since il is now generally conceded that there will be restricted racing at the next Arkansas state fair, and that the feature win go long ways toward making this the biggest state fair ev. CT held In Arkansas
 The bin provides for commission of five members to be named hy the county judge. which commission shall have full authority in the matter of granting racing dates and supervising 1 the game in this county The appoint ments will ha made by Judge RoherI Mooney, who takes office at the tim, the measure receives support, o course with the contingency tha, both meet popular favor. which ii lalmost a foregone conclusion.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-15
A HEAD THAT
 WEIGHED 10 POUNDS
lt Would Make You Faint. Too, as lt Did This Lady-8ut It Grew Lighter and Now She Can
 Walk Miles.

Walk Miles.
 Keechi. Texas-'I was so weak. ] could hardly walk writes Mrs. Jen- nie Bell. of Keechi
 'I had not enough strength to lift my baby from the bed, and my head felt as if it weighed 10 poinds.
 This made me faint. and-I thougct could not live
 was ready to give up at any time
 l went to see my mother. who gave me some medicine. IL did me gooi and went back home
 Mother came too, and persuaded me to try Cardui, the woman's tonic, as Ia last resort. So l went to the store ani got me a bottle.
 Now, I am well, and can walk miles and carry baby with me all the way" Do you suffer from weaknessg Does your head feel heavy? Do you want to give up?
 If you do, you should heed the moral of this story-a true story from life Thousands of women suffer when they shouldn't.
 They shouldn't suffer, when there Is a remedy waiting for them. on ev cry druggists shelf. ready 10 relieve their troubles -Cardui, the woman's tonic.
 Don't let Cardui wait any longer
 N R-Write to: Ladies' Advisory Dept Chattanooga Medicine Co. Chat tanooga. Tenn, for Special Instruc tions. and 64-page book. Home Treat ment for Women" sent in plain wrap per. on request
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-15
HOT SPRINGS
 VOTE ON RAGING
SECRETARY HODGES WILL cERTl. FY our INITIATIVE ACT TO
 GARLAND COUNTY.
Win Require That Bond Be Made to Recover Cost if the Supreme Court
 Renders Contrary Decision.

Acting on the decision of Judge Fulk. and on the advice of Attorney General Hal Norwood, Secretary Of State Earl Hodges has announced that he will certify out in eeach of the va rious counties the local legislation which has been properly initiated un. der the initiative and referendum,
 Prominent among these acts are the various petitions for restricted and regulated racing measure in Hot Springs. or Garland county.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-15

A divorce application was filed yes. Arday in the office Of the chancery Jerk in which Bertha Moore asks sep
 ration from Benjamin P Moore,
 harelng non-support and mistreat- lent
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-15
HoPKiNs.LowER.

MT. and Mrs George Harold Lower announce the engagement and ap- preaching marriage of their daughter, Evelyn Brooks. to Benjamin Franklin Hopkins of Cleveland, Ohio. the mar. riage to be solemnized Wednesday, Yune $ in the First Presbyterian thurch Rev French Thompson to of. hciate,
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-15
How's Thisp

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for an, esse Of CstarFh that cannot be cured b,' nan. i. Catarrh Cure. VI s''n
 F. ]. CHENEY & CO. Toleio n We. the undersigned have known r i c1s,,S TOT the iast ia years. and believe hln perfectly bo1 orable in a business tfansaetiobs ana nnee.,, ,i. que ~ ea'if guy aqy oei'fations made by ha nr.a
 NAtnING. AMMAN < MARVIN
 Wholesale Dru2aists rolff, {, hsh g tayarfh Cure Is taken intrrrAiN arttss aifetsN Hnan tFt blood and mucous suftaces of t,s tNsem itatNoniais sent fire. Price IS ceuts ps, iottie sold by sli DfU4sisis N@ axe A@As fasnis fAA ioI eonst4patio.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-15
UNITED CHARITIES
 LITTLE ROCK MAY 10
PROGRAM OF TWO DAYS MEET, ING TO BE HELD AT CAPITAL
 DURING PRESENT WEEK.

Upon the call of number of organi. cations for social work throughout the state, voiced by the United Charities Association of Little Rock, the first annual State Conference of Charities and Correction will meet In Little Rock at P. M.. Thursday, May l6th. The sessions of the conference will convene in the Auditorium Of the Chamber of Commerce and will last through the 18th and 17th, ending in time for delegates from out of town to catch the evening trains on the 17th
 A number of prominent speakers and social workers from outside the state will be present at the confer ence- Among them will be Miss Helen Gould and Dr. Hastings H Hart, both being from New York and members of the Board of Directors of the Russell Sage Foundation.
 The program prepared by the Com mittee on Arrangements is as fol. lows:
 Thursday, May 16th--2 p. Nj. Call to order.
 Invocation.
 Address of welcome.
 Response.
 Election of temporary officers.
 Appointment of committees on mem- bership and organization.
 Address-"The Mission of the State Conference" by Dr. Hastings Fl. Hart. Section Conference--Prison Reform. Address-'What Is the Purpose of Imprisonment" Clifton W. Gray.
 Talks on sub-topics-
 Reform school.
 Penitentiary administration.
 Prison labor.
 lndeterminate sentence and parole. A source of physical and moral In, lection
 Needed changes
 SP M- |
 Invocation.
 Reports of committees. Section conference-ChiId Helping. What Is Best for the Child" Dr. Hastings H. Hart.
 Talks on sub.topics- Juvenile courts.
 Childrens homes. Child labor. IT. Compulsory education.
 Adopted homes. Reception to Miss Helen Gould. e
 Friday, May t7th--s:3o A. M. 1nvocation Section conference-Orsan!zed
 Charity. Organized Charity-What it Is and | Why" Murray A. Auerbach.
 Talks on sub-topics- Qualifications of the social workers Relation of Educational and Social work
 How to exterminate the money shark Work for the blind. Wayfarers homes. | Il A. M.-
 Section conference-Puhlic Health.
 Public Health and Social Hygiene . Dr. J. l.. Greene. Talks on sub-topies- Public health and housing
 Hook worm eradicationI
 The typhoid fly. Tuberculosis.
 The malaria mosquito.
 12;30 D. m.-Lunch at Hotel Marion to out-of-town delegates.
 2 P. M.-
 Invocation.
 Final talks on sub-topies.
 Report of section conferences.
 Discussion of reports Report of committee on nominations
 Election of officers.
 Election of executive committee.
 Adjournment.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-15

D. Beitler Is reportei in quite a citIeal condition at his home on Park aenue. q