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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-13

DARWIN w JOHNSON, Secretary and Treasurer. l. SMITH ROMANS, Asst. Secretary and Actuary-
 LOUIS G. RUSSELL Manager Industrial Department.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-13
ALABAMA COMPANY
 INSPIRES FAITH Is Home Company Under Management of Compe-
 tent Local Men

When it comes to life insurance there is something that at once engages the se- rious attention of all classes and the peo- pie of Alabama, particularly the resi- dents of the Birmingham district are showing a genuine and abiding interest in the Alabama Insurance company, an insurance corporation domiciled in Bir- mingham and doing an honest. legitimate business in accordance with the laws of the state.
 The Alabama Insurance company or ganized in the fall of 1910 and began bus
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-13
A Familiar Legend

From the LOuis,ille Herald. q ought to have some legends connect ed with the place.. said the landlord. They bring trade. legends do. There needn't necessarily be any truth in them, you know.
 stick to the legend that you are run ming a first-clsss hotel" advised the guest. That legend will catch a few suckers every year
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-13
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-23
BOARD ADOPTS
NEW BYLAWS
Hospital Governors After
Discussion Pass Amend
ments-- Report Jokers.
RELATIVE TO PRIVILEGE
Pay Patients Can Choose
RELATIVE TO PRIVILEGE
Pay Patients Can Choose
Physicians = Outside Doc
tors Claim Little Change.

By unanimous vote of the eleven
members in attendance, one of whom
dissenting. could have killed the pro-
posed amendments, the Board of
Governors of the Perth Amboy City
Hospital last night adopted an
amended and revised set of bylaws,
which, according to the board, pro-
Vides for the admittance of patients
to the institution who are receiving
treatment or desire to be operated
upon by physicians other than mem
bers of the medical staff. Some of the
outside doctors claim, however, that
the amendments do not improve
present conditions. The bylaws, as
amended, provide that pay patients
may be admitted at the hospital for
treatment, and select their physician,
In order of the time of application.
This matter. and that relative to sur
gical operations. received much dis
cussion.
Opposed TO Operation Clause.
George ]. Haney expressed himself
as opposed to the section with refer
ence to operations. which reads AS
follows: "All surgical operations
shall be under the direction of either
the staff surgeon to a member of the
Consulting Staff of the Hospital. Any
other Surgeon to act only upon the
invitation Of one of these" Mr..
Haney held that this section was in
direct opposition to the section pre-
viously added by unanimous vote,
which refers to the admission of paid
patients, as follows: "Pay patients
may be admitted to private rooms in
the hospital building, as the same
may become vacant, In the order OF
the time of application and shall be
allowed to choose the physician or
surgeon they may desire to have pre-
scribe for and attend them: Provided
however, in the event of two or more
applications at the same time, those
shall have preference whose chosen
physician as aforesaid, Is member
OF the medical staff Of the hospital" /"
Other members of the board ar
gued in the same light, but all doubt
as to the legality an well meaning
of the special committee which had
drawn up the proposed changes was
set at rest on opinions delivered by
President S. r. harrington, William
u. Voorhees,, Sidney R'ddlestorffer
and w. H. Griswold, members of the
committee. They explained that a
patient may be admitted at any time,
providing, OF course. their application
was next In order, with preference
granted to the physicians on the
medical staff at the present time.
The governors declare that the latter
doctors are entitled to some consid-
Grafton. following their willingness
to assist the hospital In many cases
free of charge. To this section there
was but little objection.
fContinued on page 81
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-23
Y. M. c -.
Y aGE<S
To-Morrow's 3 Meeting.

Communities are judged largely
|by their religious and educational
facilities.
Perth Amboy has twenty-five
churches working for the good OF
the young men of the city.
The Young Mems Christian
Association is the STRONG
RIGHT ARM Of the church sup
plementing its work through Bible
classes, meetings for men and boys
stimulating them in living clean,
upright lives and lending a hand
TO help the other fellow.
Tomorrow Meeting at the
Library Auditorium at A P. NJ.
will be no exception in the Sc
RIES OF GOOD MEETINGS held
by the 7. M. G. A.
Mr.. j. e. Thomplins, general
secretary of the Railway Assoeia-
ton win be the speaker. His sub
ect viii be sFOUR-F0URTHS OF
IA NAN. =
Solos by Mr.. nc. Fl. Morris.
Harry e. Comings wiz have
charge Of the service.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-23
.DAL TON GIVES REINS
TO FERD GARRETSON
Retires as Acting Mayor to Avoid
Any Litigation and Wishes RepubIi-
can Chief Executive Success.
NEW HEAD OF CITY is PLEASED.

Vice-president Lawrence c. Dali
ton, of the Board of Aldermen, has
relinquished all technical hold he
may have upon the Office of acting
mayor in favor of Alderman-at-
Large Ferd. Garretson. Mr.. Dali
tons action follows the action yes
terday morning of Governor Wood
row Wilson, who signed Assembly
Bill No. 90, introduced by Assembly
man John F. Ten Brock, of this
city, which provides for the success
sion of the president of the Common
Council or Board of Aldermen of any
city In the event of the death, resig-
nation, etc., Of the mayor. In
statement issued today by Mr.. Dali
ton, the later declares he takes this
stand not from point of necessity
but to avoid further | tigation.
Has Served Since January 4.
Mr.. Dalton has been acting mayor
since January 4, when a resolution
was adopted in the Board of Alder
men electing the representative of
the fifth ward to the vice presidency
of the board Previous to this time,
and since the resignation on Novem-
ber 15 of Sheriff Albert Bollschwei1-
er, former mayor, the acting mayor
had been former Alderman-at-Large
William d. Voorhees,. Mr.. Voorhees,
was succeeded on January l. by Mr..
Garretson, who served for three
days. The Republicans Immediately
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-23

engaged former Judge Adrian Lyon
as counsel and appealed to the SUI
preme court on quo warranto pro-
ceedings, holding that the board was
not working under an old charter
and, therefore. the election of vice.
president was Illegal. No decision
has been rendered by the court.
On January Is Mr.. Ten Brock,
Republican, introduced In the as
sembly bill expected to relieve all
doubt as to the sue lessor to fo--' :
Mayor Bollsl hweiler. This measure
was amended twice in the assembly
and once In the senate, receiving the
governors signature as approved in
the latter house. The Democrats
claimed that the bill did not apply
locally, owing to vague clause in
the introduction, but this view was
pooh hooed' by Republican attor-
neys and hackers of the bill. 1t Is
said that Governor Wilson remark
ed, "why, this applies at once" at
q hearing Thursday on the bill. The
Republicans were planning to appeal
the question to the courts If the
Democratic incumbent did not re-
linquish the reins of the city gov
ernment to Mr.. Garretson.
City Attorneys Views.
City ATTORNEY G. G. Hommann, in
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-23
CAUGHT WHILE
.ROBBING STORE
Steve WOLF Who Escaped
from Constable Recently is
Now in Loca! Lockap.
POLICEMAN SEES HIM
With Two Others Was Loot
ing Won Spreckelson's Con-
fectionary--0 One Gets Away.
POLICEMAN SEES HIM

Steve WOLF, the nine-year-old boy
who on March 8 escaped from a con-
stable while being taken to the State
Home for Boys at Jamesburg; his
brother, Joseph WOLF. and Bolislaw
Golubicki, the latter eleven years
old, of 253 Fayette street, entered
and robbed the confectionery and ice
cream store of C. Won Spreckelsen at
146 Smith street last night. Golu-
bicRi was caught by Patrolman Cal
vim after a short chase, Steve WOLF
was later found hiding in shed
near the scene of the robbery, but
Joseph WOLF is still being sought.
The boys stole So in change, seventy
two cents of which was recovered,
and a quantity of candy, incurring a
total loss of about IS. The two lads
caught are being held in cells await
ing the apprehension of the third
boy, so that all may be arraigned on
a charge of breaking and entering.
Caught in Act by Cop.
The capture was made about Q
O'Clock this morning shortly after
Patrolman Calvin passed the Won
Continued on page g.,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-23
BIG PLANT FOR
MOTOR TRUCKS
Wonderful Beach Property is
Being Sold to Large Manu-
featuring Concern.
WILL BE BIG INDUSTRY
Continental Engine Co. of
Chicago Will Erect Fac
tory on the Tract.

Wonderland Beach property at the
southerly end of First and Second
streets is being sold to motor
truck manufacturing concern from
Chicago for a factory to manufac-
ture auto trucks. The Wonderland
Beach Company, owners of the prop
erty in question, met last night and
approved of an offer for the prop
erty. Arrangements are being made
for another meeting to close negotia-
tions.
The Continental Engine Company,
of Chicago, ILL.,, manufacturers OF
motors, has been absorbed by the
Continental Motor Truck Company,
which makes 3,o00-pound motor
trucks, 1t was pointed out at the
meeting last night that there was a
great demand for motor trucks and
that during the present year 1t would
be Impossible to supply the demand.
The history of the Continental En-
CINE Company was reviewed and the
progress of the Continental Motor
Truck Company was told Of Repre-
sentatives of the latter pointed out
where 1t would be TO the concern s
advantage to locate In the east near
the Atlantic coast in preference to
Chicago and therefore had investi-
gated property In this locality. 1t
was explained that the Wonderland
Beach property was highly desirable
for the purpose and therefore nego-
tiations were started for its pur-
ch hase.
The land In question is 330x675
feet in size and Is located on the
northerly side OF Raritan river. It
is proposed to occupy the great por-
tion of It with motor truck making
machinery and buildings. Motors
and most appliances will be, made
there and hundreds OF men will be
employed. It Is declared.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-23

an interview today, said that tho
Democrats, IL they SO desired, could
take the matter into the courts and
probably tie up the same for num-
Der of months, on technical grounds.
He said that Mr., Garretson had no
hold whatsoever upon the Office. pre-
vious to the passage of the bill but
now has semblance of legal right.
Former Judge Lyon, who opposed
Mr.. Hommann in this matter, was
very jubilant over the outcome when
seen today and rejoiced to hear that
the Democrats will abide by the re-
marks and action of Governor Will
son.
Garretson Gives Interview.
Mr.. Garretson declines to state at
present what action he will take In
the way of reconstruction of the Do-
lice force, etc., over which he now
has control, Mr.. Garretaon will not
.-srr.ggsasa~apy radical chances at this
i fine he --s-and, possibly. n,ax q - as4s &.
low the police 70 eoItfTas under che
present rules and regulations. Hs
explained to the reporter that he did
not oppose Mr.. DaIton's election and
the latter's subsequent succession to
the-c chair of acting mayor hut. rath-
er, that he went into the fray for the
principle involved and in the belief
that he had moral right to the Of
fee
Statement By Dalton.
Mr.. Dalton in his statement,
which follows, wishes success to MI
Garretson:
when ] accepted the position OF
Vice President of the Council and
became Acting Mayor, was advised
by the City Attorney that 1t was the
only legal course for the city to take
at that time. Although the Legisla-
ture has now passed an Act that ap-
parently makes the Alderman-at-
Large the Acting Mayor, / am
strongly advised, Notwithstanding
that the act as amended by senate
does not apply to the present situa-
tion, and that in order to test The
matter my opponents would be COM
PEELED to resort te the Courts. This
would probably tie the matter up un-
til after the expiration of the term
Such litigation would entail : Foree
expense to the tax payers, and prove
detrimental to the best interests of
the city.
"In order to avoid any possible
litigation in the mater, I have de-
eided to turn the reins of govern
ment over to Mr.. Garretson, and
sincerely wish him every success in
his administration.
81. c. DALTON"
-----
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-23
SAYS TAFT WILL WIN
ON THE FIRST BALLOT

Special bu United Press Wfrc.
New York, Mar. 23.-''In my
Judgment Taft will be non mated on
the first ballot" said Otto T. Barn
ard, president of the Republican
club and intimate and political ad-
visor of the chief executive, this af-
ternoon. But / fear Colonel Roose-
welt, in his chagrin, may pick up
three or four states and bolt the par
ty."
Barnard insisted today that the
Roosevelt sentiment throughout the
country is rapidly dying out, and he
said that the committee named by
the Republican club last night to
work for the Taft denomination will
have neasy task. This committee
was named in resolution which
emphatically denounced recall of
judges and judicial decisions.
Colonel Roosevelt was a strong
man short while ago. but he is
rapidly killing himself His Column
bus speech is population OF the
third term declarations, and the
message of his candidacy has helped
to stop his strength"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-23
BURY VICTIMS
OF The MAINE
Impressive Service Held in
Washington and at Arling-
ton Cemetery Today.
FLOWERS FOR JERsEYMEN
Congressman ScuIIy Sent
Flowers in Memory of Vic
Tins From His District.
FLOWERS FOR JERSEYMEN
Special by Umited Press Wire.

Special By Unfted Press Wire.
Washington, March 23:-The ma
tional capital stood still this after
noon while thirty-four flower COW
cred caskets, containing the bones of
the victims OF the Maine, passed
through Pennsylvania avenue en-
route to Arlington.
The President of the United
States, his official family, the repre-
Isentatives of the diplomatic corps
and all branches OF the national de-
fense, participated In the solemn and
impressive services Every flag in
the city flew at half mast. $4,000
persons lined the avenue and stood
with heads uncovered as the caskets
passed.
AT the navy building President
Taft delivered the principal eulogy
and Father Chidwick, chaplain Of
the Maine, in simple language, gave
utterance to the personal grief of the
survivors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-23
CARn ora THANKs.

The undersigned wish to thank
their many friends for the sympathy
and kindness shown them In their
recent bereavement; also for the
many beautiful floral pieces contrib
uted. We also wish to thank the
EIks and the Girls Literary Club for
their kindness shown Especially do
we thank Or. Wilson for his services
rendered, Pastor Skov for his kind
and sympathetic words and Under
taker Flynn for hts excellent SER
Vices.
MR.. B MRS. WErRUP 4 FAMILY.
65s2-a-2s-5Es
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-23
FOR Rent

Dance hall, Offices and lodge rooms
in the Madison building, corner
Smith street and Madison avenue.
Steam heat, electric light and janitor
service. Rent free up to April 1st.
For particulars inquire J Christ
Comnany furniture store.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-23
ON
WAY TO MAINE

Special By United Press Wire.
Boston, Mar. 23 Colonel Roose-
welt arrived here late today, his
train having been delayed, and he
was forced to eat hurried break
fast and race across the city In or
der to catch the train for Portland
where tonight he will tell the Maine
voters why he believes that states
should sent delegates to Chicago to
aid in nominating him.
Several hundred Bostonians cheer
ed him as he passed from one depot
to the other.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-23
GOVERNOR WILSON ON
HIS WAY To WISCONSIN
specsal bu Unltea prss. ysrs.

Chicago, March 23:-Goyernor
Wilson, Of New Jersey, passed
through Chicago today enroute to
Fon-du-Lac, where he delivered a
speech tonight. He declared himself
greatly interested IN the Democratic
situation In Nebraska as the result
of the attack or Bryan ON Harmon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-23

San Antonio. Tex, Mar. "a
While the official investigation into
the explosion in the Southern Pacific
roundhouse here has not been COM
pleted, the general belief is that the
tremendous damage was done by the
explosion of locomotive boiler and
that dynamite played no part In it..
Labor unions identified with tLs
Southern Pacific have offered re-
ward of $1,000 for the Identification
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-23
NEW STORAGE WAREHOUSE

store your furniture and pianos
at J. Christ Co.'s modern building;
locked rooms eli clean, airy and
dry. Storage from sl.0O up. j..
Christ Co., corner Madison avenue
and Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-23
Flowers For Jerseymen.
From the NEWS CoyTespondenf, >

| FFTOW tNe I'VE " . 7COF7espUHu6HFJ
Washington, March 23:-At the
burial ceremonies of the victims of
the Maine disaster held at Arlington
cemetery today Congressman Scully
presented flower tribute in memory
of Frederick Jernee, William Henry
Robinson and John Henry Ziegler,
members of the Maine crew from
this section of New Jersey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-23
n. Of p. Bali Melted sl7s.

Mohawk Council No SO, Degree
of Pocahontas, last night received
eight new applications for member
ship. The bali committee. of which
Mrs. Hans s.. Smith was chairman,
reported that SITS was realized.
plans for the anniversary of the
council to be h5id lii washington
hall April 26 were discussed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-23
1000 Cheer Roosevelt.

bpScfds Of UHfted FTeSd WFes
Dover, N. H., March 23.-Four
thousal~' persons cheered Col. Roose-
yelt when he made ten minute
speech from an automobile at the
rule by the people.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-23

A garage and barn combined n
first-ciass condition. 2ox4o. two
stories high, slate roof Inquire at
Il. Kreielshetmers g, the 5eweier. 1sS
Smith street. Perth Amboy
saE1-3~1-tTs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-23

Automobiles for rent. Phone ls1
9. A. Sexton. 10 Smith street
5e23-3-5-tfa
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-23

Automobiles for rent. Phone 1S1.
C. A. Sexton. 20 Smith street.
4-7e-9 o4-Sm
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-23

Ford two-passenger roadster for
sale, 800. C. A. Sexton. 10 Smith
street. 6240-3-12-tfs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-23

WEATHER - Unset
Aed tenigl,t with
snow or rain SAM
day. Rising tenn
perature.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-02
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
 IS KOT FAITH CURE
Writer Replies to Editorial on Medical Freedom
 and Doctors
tCommunicatedl

Editor of The Review :--
 MlD you allow me a little space in your columns in which to reply to an editorial entitled Medical Freedom and Doctors Trust, which appeared in. your paper January 2lst?
 lt is not my intention to discuss Medical Freedom or Doctors Trust but l should like to correct the impression you let that Christian Science is a faith cure" and the in ference that it heals only imaginary diseases such as would get well with out 8 physician. Christian Science Is more than faith. It is the science Of being understood that heals the sick The teachings of Christian Science reveal the grand principle of lie. The rules laid down for it's prac- tice have been proven correct by the complete healins, of the very illA You have designated as being beyond the power of faith 90 cure Well known cases or healing Of cancer and tuber- culosis are on record Names and addresses Of some who haNp been healed by Christian Science. together with the names of the physiciaus who diagnosed and treated the cases can he obtained by Close seeking informG- tion. rr
 We admit your statement that mind does exert an influence over matter (the human bodyD as when iu grief the tears flow, ig sudden fright the heart palpitates more rapidly. an: the iace blanches with fear: all proving that the human mind and body are one. But the human mind is not the healer of disease. Faith is a chry- sails state of human thought in which / spiritual evidence contradicting the testimony of material sense. begins to appear and Truth. the ever-present iJ becoming understood. Until faith becomes spiritual understanding. hu- man thought has little relation to the actual or divine. Science & Health with Key 10 the Scriptures, by Mary Baker Eddy. D. 2g7.) But when the actual or divine science of . being does appear in the conscious . ness of the patient, then man in his primal sta-e is seen and recognized . to be above the old diseased condi- ion, both physically and mentally.
 Man in the divine Mind is always we'll When one is conscious of that Mind that was in Jesus. that Paul els IFS to have. he no longer has faith: le knows, he understands Now faith Is the substance Of things hoped for. the evidence of things nOt seen. Heb. II. l). But hope that is seen S not nope: for what a man seeth. 8hy doth he yet hope for?" (Rom ,4l Job said have heard of thee y the hearing Of the ear: but now nine eye seS.- thee, and then he vas restored to perfect health and all lis possessions were restored twofold. So, as you have said, faith alone will lc- do these wonderful t1ings, but he understanding of Truth will Give ne underst tanding, and | shall live. { Ps. 1l9, 144.) i'
 Yours sincerely,
 EDNA HORSTMAN
 Publication Committee
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-02
INDIANA DEMOCRATIC EDITORS

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Feb. 1:-The men who work with pen and brain the year round TO keep the democratic party in the Hoosier state in a four ishing and fighting condition rounded up at the Denison hotel in this city today for the annual meeting of the Indiana Democratic Editorial assoeis- ton. The unusually large attendance gave evidence or the interest excited by the interesting political situation now existing in Indiana In addition Co the aditors the gathering attracted many of t- political leaders. The latter came 10 attend the banquet which is the leading feature of the convention program and which is to have Governor Marshall and other prominent party leaders among the speakers.