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The daily sentinel., 1912-01-10

ing and the pinns we've iiled at that
tinir. The destruction of the old
stracture will mats rally he followed
by thc rcw building, which sets n
new mark Tor height in New York.
y billion and hats dollars in Sc
curiticS IN the vaults are guarded by
tiO pulincmcH suh detectives. The
buls OF the Gould, ''urriman, Ryan
and Belmont estutes with vast secur-
ities of the Equitable is In the vaults.
The Stock Exchange again postponed
deliveries one day on account of Sc
curitics being unavailable. Records
of the Hartman lines. including the
names and addresses of stockholders,
-we,Sa destroyed and MAY necessitate
sidvfsfisi1a sfcs names ana addresses
of the stockholders.
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-10
BLAzES PREVENT RESCUE IN
GREAT GOTHAM FIRE E-PLAN s.
STORY BUILDING SUBSTITUTE
Nearly Two Billions in Vaults While Financiers WOy-Cdn See
Body Of WatChman but Flames Beat the ReSCueS Back
Water Has No ffeCt-The Building is Total Ruin.
MOST VAlUABE PROPERTY IN new y0RK-WATER INEFFECTIVE

Jan: lotBy Associated Press lWlle hot furnace
in the
the efforts the remen drown the flames
is the
The blaze confined the in the cellar for nothing but
Coated
from 20 no1e the fire all pa under the beams of search
lights sionIth hr
unt the flames completely nrihGn vii he impossible
stored The official record gives sh do Two missing and sS in
of
Walsh been recovered The body Of Niim Campi
through
the @ missing
arewa no
valuable single
of building $50
file
build grounds.
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-10
LORIMER TELLS ON STAND
HOW DENEEN WAS PREY OF
THE CHICAGO NEWSPAPERS
Associated Press.

Washington, Jan. 10.-Senator
Lorimer took the stand in his own
hehalf before the senate Investigate
ing committee today and testified re-
garding Governor Deneen's friendly
relations with Chicago newspapers:
He said Deneen declined to become a
candidate for senator because of the
papers opposition and refused to
support Senator Surtcliff for the
same reason.
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-10
TODAY'S WHEAT MARKET.

Chicago, Jan 1O.-AIay wheat
closed at lOOA a IS
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-02-05

vhen telling Y. wha; he had seen
The purpose of his visit was t0 size
mn che amount Of refrigerated fruits
and vegetables that viii be shipped
from along these lines this spring
and summer Hc stated ycstnrda.
that he was We'll pleased with the
prospects and that The first years
business rom the Brownsville lines
will far exceed the first expectations
of the company
Mr. Redfearn IN considerably inter
ested IN the development campaign
that has been starred along the Fris-
co lines between Houston and New
Orleans " viii bring great results,
he believes and n, interested A. he M
the project tha, ha Is planning TO d.
'..I,.,.. ! little personal work during nc
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-02-05
CANNOT GO ARMED
ACROSS THE BORDEF
STATE OF TAMAtIIPAS NOTIFIES
AMEKICAN OFFICERS.

Am official communication hat
be received 81 chief of Police J
L rrixeIl 0f brownsville from th.
Commandanr of Police Rafael Con
1alez p Maiamoros. nosiisina hin
NAT u ruling has Deen passed by tn
state III famanlipas. prnhihiting thf
CRYING ri arms IN any American Of
fetal going across ihe borae' int
Mexico.
The notification la-tss .ar offi
fiai document issued "a he STR ac y
Tarauli9as. whith wv effsg' siafc
that the secretary af stat cf Tamau-
lipas has pelfloned thar. .n ,iriu
cf the fact Tint the state Wy Texa
has prrhihited the carrv.it pf arm
hs Mexican Officials who na
American territory. i, orGerc,
that thc authorities IVY ih, rtriau
MeAican towns CHI thr border bal
lrohihii. "hy recip oc.- x. pSl
can officials carrying arms int
Mexico. II concludes with rrlues
that Mr. criNeli notify aii ctficer
under is command e, tAe order. :
thAt heN may not trarszfrs5 hr se
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-02-05

Associated Press.
Philadelnh M. Fen 4 A frn which
'aused more than a million dollars
loss occurred here today Ta-cc
large factory buildings were Destroy
'd The loses are the Hensei-Caiia-
day Company. manufacturers Wy mil
iinery and dress trimmings; w. P
Field. manufacture of shirt waists.
md the Economical shirt Nanrfac-
turing Company
The Hense rolladay laFs is THE
greatest. being eight hundred thou
sand They we're insured.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-02-05
CHURCH BURNED;
PARSONAGE ADLAzE
Two REMARKABLE FIRES At
FORT WORTH.
Church and Parsonage Found Oh
Fire AZ Same Time. Church De-
stroyed. Both Fires Believed ~
Be Of Incendiary Origin.

A~spciar "A Press.
Fort Worth. Tex. Feb A fira
early today destroyed the First Bar-
tist Church here and about lhr Same
time The rcsid tncr 81 the Rev Frank
J. Norris. the pastor. was found to
br on fire
THE Latter blaze was eNiinEnishel
by fhc pastor and his wife bef- -r,
any serious damage was done. The
fire department believes the fires
We're incendiary
The Rev Nr Norris was active
recently in city politics and much
bitterness was engendered ON the
nigh. of January io two shois were
fired AT him through 4 window while
hc VA AT his study af parsonage
neither striking him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-02-05
TROOPS PREPARE
FOR BORDER DUTY
DUNCAN NAY MOVE WHEN HE
THINKS PROPER
Washington Does Not Relieve S.tna-
ticn 20 Acute as During Nader0
Trouble. But VIII Be Ready to Ac;
With Pr0mptncss.


Associated Press.
Washington. Fah. General
leonard Mnd today issued orders
ID the commanders of several army
posts w hold their troops in readiness
f0r duty along fhe b,rder Of Mexico
ia Is not believed here that thn sif-
ration y acute a. during the Ma
iero revolution but arrangements arr
being made t1 meet any contingency.
General Duncan. Fort sam Hous-
1n. is instructed NV -usr his own
dgmenf' in moving the troops un-
ier him in enforcing the neutrality
avs Or strengthening th- garrisons
ilnng The border
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-02-05
ENTHUSIASTIC OVER
SHIPPING OUTLOOK
PRESIDENT REDFEARN OF FRS
GO REFRIGERATION LINES
Says Impressions Of Brownsville
Country Are Miraculous--EirSt
Yeats Business From This Line
VIII Far Surjass First Expecta-
tions.

Houston Post. Feb. After
spending several days in Texas i'm
spectinE th lines of the Frico. hi
W. Red.earn. president % the Fris-
- refrigera.ing company. left yes
.erday for New Orleans and from
there viii return .o his headquar;ers
IN 81. Louis Mr. Redfearn l. enthu-
siasiic ln hls praise of Texas and
speaks only In snperlatives when De-
scrihfng the possibilities Of the voun-
.ry along the lines he recently In
spectcd.
His impressions oi the Brownsville
country are nothing short % marvel
qua. and that Ii only half. he said
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-02-05
THREE GO TO DEATH
WHEN GORGE BREAKS
TWO MEN AND A WOMAN WERE
DROWNED.
Ice Fridge Formed Below the Falls
al Niagara Breaks Loose and Car
ries With it Three Persons Who
Were Crossing.
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Niagara Falls, Feb The great
ice bridge that choked the channel
of The river between The cataract
and the upper sieee' arch bridu.
below the fails for :np last three
weeks. broke nj n .on today and
went down the river. taking with Ct
their death q man and woman be-
II we'd To be Mr. and Mrs Eidridgt
Stanton of oronio. Canada. and
3urrell Iieacock. aged seventeen. III
Cleveland. Ohio. Four others who
We're OF the bridge at The time man
aged 10 reach shore Ia safety.
The Jam was thousand feet lons
and sixty feet thick and fur two
weeks had made a bridge % Canada
Thousands crossed daily santof
l1sf his life trying to save his wife
heacock tried q, help stanton. W'her
NE bridge started down the stream
the three n tried ND run to fhr
american shore bur I, was TOO late
News that the bridge was broker
spr All about the city ard THOUSAND.
athered -n the banks and saw ht
victims floating down the stream tc
their death. The giant flOe finall,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-02-05

The Texarkana National naht An.
considering plans for 4 seven ft1rF
building. wv be erected at c1- WY
between slso.000 and 100000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-02-05
MADER0 GOVERNMENT
CONTROLS JUAREz
MUTIE0US SOLDIERS ON WAY 10
CHIHUAHUA.

0rozoco S.Taightens Out Tangled Af-
fairs Of City. New Mayor and
Chi1f Of Police Installed One
thousand Loyal Federals Expec-
tetd.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-02-05

The GEN CITY Of the RICH and FERTILE Lower Rio Grand
Valley


10 miles north ~ pro-rr.ra1. .;.u...s a., -
midst of an exceedingly prosnerour farrninr com
Muniiy and conceded t0 be THE most important
agricultural shipping point the Huusfon-
Brownsville line q the Frisco Railway system
THE ppr r1rrvr.rrr w 80 prr-rrc
ronrdinr .rprrT-r r--r .r .n-. n-'iAe. t' ~ Nh ~
-" ADnlOOL OAAL eo"-D"l-- A A tAr@ inE proposition
LEY established bavond anv ,r or
The NARvFI0Us growth and anvsrrrrrrr-r wv ,h,. 1l.
YEAR OLD citv the -r-a nra u.r-rrI rrT-r nrr u
the farm land trbn.arv Y. NV c.,r prro porr
NAT SvyrrN ara wv. .,r-. IVY -- r
1rr7rr Nm S~ rrr-r-rop ~ AaAoNohr
Tacr ~ rons9r ~ wv 'oAnu - ma a Y, s-
w comfCrt securing r,css.sfyl rss,it. % WV. ,,, a ,,,
matcy attaining DFprrnFNrr M hu inut reward
and to which he i entitled
CANT Re TOO EMPHATIC IN OUR CLAIMS
Tl. ro--.-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-02-05

l9 miles north of Brownsville situated i'm the
midst o. an exceedingly prosperous farming CON-
munity and conceded t0 be THE most imp0rtan.
agricultural shipping point on the HunHfon-
Brownsville line ot the Frisco Railway system.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-03-12

disa prominent in his son Edward.
Alter Lady theSter's death, the son
mao Deen sent away to be educated at
a distance. because a boy hardly is
the sort of thing that a gentleman
can haze about him. He had been
carefully that he might do
Iull credit to Sir John: and his ia
tner had every reason TO believe hat
MS training had been such as to bring
out IN him the same qualities Of mind
and heart that he possessed III such
1uil measure himself.
But edward betrayed a discourage
all those characteristics and impulses
that are calculated 10 shock a gentle
man whose rules of life are those
OF my Lord Chesterfield. Edward de-
Eeioped that form Of bic
olnm persons call frankness and
candor. He had a crude habit OF as
sociatlnc With people or avoiding them
according to hrs likes and disIikes.
worse than all, he entertained absurd
and cutie thoroughly vulgar opinions
on the subject Of love. which mis-
}ed MN 50 far hat he quite refused
10 pa> court to any of the rich and
hardly ANY fortune at all. AS If to
outrage Sir John still more. she was
the niece or a man for whom he had
immense contempt Indeed. had
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-03-12
HALF HOUR PORTRAITS OF
DICKENS GREATEST CHARACTERS
~BARNABY RUDGE," DICKENS MOST C CRUEL CHARACTER.
By ]. w. MULLER

His face. always calm and pleasant.
was quite juvenile in its bloom and
clearness. A constant. gracious smile
showed white. Weil-Ordered teeth.
The daintiest Of lace ruffies fell over
delicate hands. tended as scruDulous-
" as a beauty's. There were on his
serene age no marks of age or pas
sion. envy. hate or discomfort.
Nobody ever saw his graceful.
slender body attired in anything ex-
cept the height of fashion, from his
laced hat to his sword. lie was as
dainty in the privacy of his be0-chan-
Der as in public. Silks and Powered
brocades WrapDed him round in slum-
Der. and if Sir John had been hailed
suddenly from bed. he would have ap-
peared smiling and perfect.
No man knew 50 we'll as he that
thoushtfulness and passion beget
wrinkles. No one knew so Well as ne
hat it is more becoming to bless a
man than to curse him. No rnan
knew 50 we'll as he hat the finest
code Of morality in the world. the
most elevated THOUGHTS, and the most
gentlerHanlS sentiments were those
expressed by that writer who should
ever be i~.ngllnd's nride-my Lord
Chesterfield. Schooling himself &C
cordlns to the preceDts laid down by
that profound and perfect gentleman,
Sir john Chester never VAS guilty o.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-03-12

a~ristocratic young IN VI hon his
father suggested to him.
Sir ,fohn was patient about it. lie
spoke TO Edward in a manner that
should have touched even SO obdurate
q Young man as he was. You have
to thank me. Ned" said he. FOR be
ing Of good family. Your mother
charming person as she was, and
almost brOken-nearted. and 50 forth,
to leave me. when she was pre-
mature!y compelled TO become i'm
mortal-had nothing to boast of in
that respect. Her father wished to
marry his daughter into a good fam
lily. lie had his hearts desire, Ned.
h stepped at once into the best
and politest circles. and / stepped into
a fortune which. / assure YOU, was
very necessary t. my comfort. quite
Indispensable. Now. my good fellow,
that fortune is among the things that
have been. | am living on an incOn-
siderable income and my past keel
lent reputation. You are a handsome.
DTeDossessi1o. elegant fellow, and [
throw You into society that / can
still command. You mast repay-n1e
By marrying well and making the
most CT YOURSELF"
I.dWard Chester ..at only declined
to view marriage thals p~rudantly. but
aggravated his uniliiai behavior BY
falling III love With j girl who had
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-03-12

na'reu not been against his pri,oinlas
s. IONA would, without douht 10,
la.eu Geoifrey Haredale. he n,.ro
OF Emma Haredale, with ! most -i,iI
nant hatred. os ming
Ieoiirey Haradala had haa, ~.
yosifoou 1rlend and schoolmata ia
49, oohe Chester's lessons for hin
anu AIKEN Whippings for him whan
10y became men. it became necas-
sary. unfortunately, for Sir Iobn -
axe H~aredale's sweetheart from MIN
aHu marry her himself These ana
sin'i'af recoliections. were. OF course
Gui,e sunlclent in themselves to maLa
pr John dislike Haredale infanseIv
Out tnere was added to this tho 80
axe speech Of Haredale whenever IT,
met. tHeg
These meetings were NOT ~
uaie seeking. Indeed, he tried 49,
perateiy TO avoid them. Ha draaaa,
iest. some day, he be carried a.-ae
Dy bis fully. and run his -"a,
through the body. ehefny
A man Of intense FEELING.
stern cast OF mind. he had s,r
more than his share Of sorrou,s Fu
borne them sadly for himsaff anu
ing over them, and letting his roou-
ieetions Of personal wrong ana :r %
goad him. Sir Q deligb.aa A.jaI.
ing him when they met aaIi.a Daie-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-03-12

4 dominant note in every mover OF
Charles Dickens, the note that
makes mankind lOyc him almost as
much a. he is loved for humor. is
hi, noble hatred or all forms of
crueity-the cruelty of greedy ig-
norance in Suucers: the cruelty OF
ScIi>hness and hypocrisy in Peck
sniff: the cruelty OF avarice in
Ralph Nickleby and Jonas Chuzzlc-
wit: the cruelty of s%elf-lo.e and
pride in StecrfOrSh: the cruelty Of
ob-tinacy in Mr.. DOmbey: the cruel
ty Of false shame in Pip: the
cruelty of false mission and Dur-
pose in Mrs. Jcllyby: the cruelty of
hard. austfTe morality iii Mrs.
CIennam and ThOma Gradgrind.
IL is in keeping with his warm. genrr-
Gus nature that he should asoail
these CrucltieS more ychemently
than those crusiiica that spring up
in creatures distorted by unhappy
birth and conditions. Thus. though
he depicts Bill Skies as the brute
hat he is. a brute without a single
better impulse. without a qualifying
trait. Dickens spirit does not rise
against him as it does hen he tells
OF i'cckSniff, the educated man, or
wisen he depicts the cruelty. con
>cious or unconscious, OF the other
characters just named. Even in
Qu;ip. that nightmare study D:
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-03-12

Malicious. pcrfncating. complete
cruelty. the draws II creature OF mere
animal cruelty. His gorge toes not
rise against Quilp.
But in Sir John Chester OF ..Rarna-
by I<Edgc." Dickens paints the most
tfael OF those cruel types that he
truly hates. Sir John, talented
wise. rich. blessed by birth and
breeding. is his greatest picture Of
cruelty. it is Il crueit born
anu nurtured in al intelligent mind.
up at first merely as an
incidental thing in Il life of cold.
ccOtiStical calculation, it SO grows
within its DOsscsSOr tina at last he
has as much pleasure in being
cruel as he has in his pursuit of
other pleasures.
Sir JOhn Chester's treatment Of Hugh
nay seem to make him. at first
sight. an incredible monster of
Crlclty-but the statistics Of the
fcuI;dlin- asylums Of earth will
answer that he is no monster. or.
il he is. that there have been, and
are. many hundred thousands of
monsters like him among men.
Sir John Chester was we'll past
fifty. but age sat beautifully on him.
al ungentlemanly action.
tnhappily. Sir John suffered sad
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-26
RAGS WANTED

Cash paid for clean ccfton rags
Express office
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-26
Are Taking Pictures
Of The Panama Canal


Washington, Nov g6.~ Fhe first ,of-
ficial moving pictures taken by che
government Of the Panama canal are
new being secured By the house ap-
propriations committee. A moving
picture operator, and also a photog-
rapher from the u. S. geological sur
yey, are members OF the congressional
inspection party touring the canal
zone
Movies Of the big construction
work are to be exhibited in capitol
committee rooms this winter, to illus
tYate graphically the necessity for ap-
preparations. Fertilization plans will
also be illustrated in the pictures
Secretary of War Stimson, by pc
culiar coincidence, is also inspecting
the canal work, while the house com
mittee is looking over the project A
considerable part of the secretary's
annual report to the president this
winter is to be devoted to the canal
a. the Taft administration "last
word on Pama.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-26
GUTHRIE GIVES
UP The FIGHT

Guthrie, Nov. 26. The Guthrie
State Capital committee has issued
the following statement
The state election board having
completed their canvass Of the vote
Al nounced the result; on behalf of the
citizens Of Guthrie we take this oc-
casion to thank the many thousands
Of citizens of the state who co-operateu
with and assisted us III the campaign,
and who voted for us and their best
interests on election day. assuring
them that Guthrie values their friend
ship most highly and stands ready at
all times to reciprocate Or to Join them
In any movement for the advancement
Of the best interests Of the state and
the people.
While the vote as canyassed shows
lc,555 more votes mo" than Yes
upon the proposed amendment to lo-
cate the capital permanently a care
full analysis OF the returns from the
$500 voting precincts OF the state, to-
gether with reports from almost every
county, shows that a great number or
electors voted upon the board IF az.
riculture amendment under the i'm
preston that 1t was the capital ques-
tiol and still a greater number stamp
ed in the circle at the top Of their bal
lets, believing that such action voted
Yes" upon both the capital and school
amendments, this erroneous voting
accounting largely for the remarkably
large number of 81 O52 silent or unre-
corded votes, Could these votes have
been counted as the voters intended
them, the amendment would undoubt-
edly have carried by a large majority.
Guthrie, however, accepts the an
nounced result; believing that the peo-
pie who voted NO did so upon Okla
homa City's renewed promises Of a
free million dollar capitol building;
flee quarters for the state until the
building is completed and payment OF
moving expenses, and are now waiting
for them to fulfill these promises so
are we.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-26
HeIp and Re HappY.

Happiness is not a task It is not
even an occupation. 1t is a quality
of life. Happiness depends on help
fulness. That's the reason Joy is
social Helpfulness keeps happiness
because it adds to the area of afec
ton. People are not happy when
they seek after happiness. They be-
come stepped in happiness when they
undertake to promote the JOY of 9th
ers.-Walter Williams.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-26
A MEASURE OF MERIT
ehickasha Citizens Should Weigh Well
This Evidence.

Proof Of merit lies in the evidence.
Convincing evidence in Chiekasha.
Is not the testimony Of strangers,
But the endorsement Of Chickasha
people.
That's the kind Of proof given here
The statement Of chickeshs eiti-
zen.
Fred Andrews, 7l6 South Fourth
street chieasha, Okla, says The
cure I got from Doan's Kidney Pills in.
i905 has been permanent / recon.
mend this remedy at every opportun-
itg used several boxes Of Doan 's
Kidney Pills before felt entnel,
cured ana after that my kidneys were
normal My back was weak and my
kidneys caused me annoyance. espec.
tally at night Doan's Kidney Pills did
such good work that am always ready
to praise them.
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the Doan's- and
tnke no other. Advertisement.
ct d<u
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-26

st d<w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-26
THANKSGIVING FLOWERS.

Roses $3.50 to $4.0O per dozen Chrys-
sl00 to $500 per dozen.
Carnations, Sl.o0 per dozen,
cHlcKAsHA GREENHOUSE,
Phone As. e2S South Fifth Street
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-26
JESUS is GODS GIFT
TO ALL HUMANITY
Salvation Is Of Gods Love, Not
Of Justice OF Necessity.
Misunderstanding Of What Constitutes
the Divine Penalty For sin Has Mia
led Us In Respect to Every Feature
Of Gods Program For our Recovery
FROM tho Penalty.

Rochester. NJ ",
Nov. 24 Pastor
Russell Of Brook
Ign is here. We re-
port one Of bis ad
dresses from the
text, Thanks be
unto God for His
unspeakable Gift. .
III Corinthians
tx, Is.
The Pastor said
that in order to
appreciate the
Scriptures on all
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-26
THANKSGIVING DINNER.

Il You want a good turkey dinner
Thanksgiving day for % cents, so to
Fred'a Chop House. The best in town
lot the money Dpnt miss e Third
door west Of postoffiee, ii.25-St
The Washington times., 1912-12-10
SLUM WORKER At
MONTHLY MEETING
Of VAUGHN CLASS
James J. Jeffreys Tells Of
Work During Past :.
Four Years.

At the monthly meeting Of the
vaughan Class Club Of the Calvary
Baptist Church, In the Sunday school
house last night. James J. Jeffreys,
the well-known anti-cisarette lecturer
ana temperance lecturer. outlined the
work which had been accomplished
along these lines among the youths of
the country. In the past four years.
Mr. JefRreys has been . slum worker
and very active anti-cigarette cam.
psigner. He was also very influential in
the work in West virginia. which re-
suited In dry vote in that State at
the recent election. November s, by
over 7s.oo0 majority. He has visited
nearly every one Of the larger cities Of
the United States in his campaigning
for the uplift and education Of the
young men and boys Of the nation.
Mr.. Jeffreys referred to the degsn-
eracy and decrease In scholarship
among boys in schools. caused by ciga.
rette smoking. and also the rigid re-
quirements which are now laid down
by many large companies and individ.
ual employers with regard to pernici.