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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-24
FREDDIE SAYS
SHOW is GREAT
Unusual Offering at Pfoctor's
Souvenirs at Matinees.

Am / on the job? Well just watch
me! They've got a sign out front
at Proctor's today that they are go
ing to give souvenirs away to the
ladies who attend the m~atinees Tues
days, Wednesdays and Fridays IL
they buy a ten cent ticket. Gee!
I don't see why the skirts get every
thing, but they don't get nothin' on
me, u / got three sisters and
you can bet they'll get on the job,
and If its anything that a boy can
make use Of or something to eat, !
gets half. 1
The bill opens with a peachy wire
act done by the Three Else Sisters.
They all work together on three
wires and do some stunts believe
me. 1t beats me how them skirts
can balance on q wire, where a fell
low like me can't walk a rail- without
failing of. Say those girls are
good lockers, too-vou had better
come up and see them Some girls!
/, The Miller Musical Trio was next
1.-TWO men and a skirt They were all
dressed up like Astor's pet horse In
white and gold, and say make be-
lieve they can't play. They kept
bringing out all sorts of brass in
Istruments. I couldn't begin to tell
iyou the names of 'em-and played
fine. One of the fellows makes VI
black and gets off a lot Of funny
talk. They finish with xylophones
and get same hand, let nae tell you
The sketch was fine, It's called
Mrs. Honey's Honeymoon-sucI
sweetness-Mrs. Stuart Robson Ii
Mrs. Honey, and gee! she's funny
She marries a fellow for his dough
and he's a farmer and little and thiI
land she would make about seven o1
him, and the way she treats the pool
FELLOW, It's a crying shame. There
Is another couple III the sketch ans
Ithey have their troubles, too--ths
Igirl gets Jealous of the fat lady and
1.-THE farmer gets Jealous of the fe1
llow, and there's a scrap, and the lit
lite fellow licks the big fellow, ant
then the girls fly to the rescue amt
Everybody is happy. There was ont
funny thing in the show / forge
was when Mrs Honey tried to get he.
shoe OH, and she couldn't reach he
foot Geei that was a scream
Dinkelspeils Ten Troublesome
Scholars is q crackerjaeky school ac
all right, fine skirts. fine fellows ans
the teacher. Gee, I wishsevery schoo
WAS like that I'd have some fun
They sure do bang the teaehe,
around some, and he sffeyer gets bacl
Mt them. The audience Just Toafes
at him. There WAS an italian fel
low who thought he owned the roos
and the Yiddish boy, <a>couple O
blacked faced fellows, III made u
like a girl, and a couple of others
They all sing and dance and get OF
la lot of crazy talk. Everybody wa
kept laughing at them through tn
whole business.
There were some corking pictures
Itoo. but I ain't got room to explafl
Iabout them. Don't forget the sou
venirs. So long.
FREDDIE.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-24
cANALEjAs TO RETIRE.
SPANS Premier and Cabinet May Re-
sign Today. s.

SPANS Premier and Cabinet way nv
sign Today. ~
Madrid, Ian. 24-1lle cabinet rose at
midnight. after a lengthy discussion OF
the political situation. and 1t is under
stood that Premier Canaiejas wil-IFe-
sent the governments resignation to
the king unless there are unexpected
developments. Senior Canaie5as hesfstn
Is unsatisfactory. which Is given as an
additional reason for his retirement
from office.
The action Of King Alfonso In going
over the prelnier's head and pardon1ng
Chato chuqneta has changed the Cul-
Iera district from a hotbed of rerofu-
tionary agitation lnto~a loyal part OK
the kingdom. Formerly Revolutionary
flags were. displayed throughout esul-
Terra: now royal embiems are every
where.
Ex-Premier Mauro. leader OF the Con-
sentative party, probably will succeed
CanaleJas.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-24
DENIES THAT ANNA HELD
is SUING FOR DIVORCE

Special by United Press Wire.
New York. Jan. 24:-FlorenZ
viegfeld. Jr., husband Of Anna Held,
today denied that he had been served
with divorce papers.
Furthermore my private affairs
are OF no interest to the public. She
lis under contract to me and is pre-
pairing under my management, but |
know nothing of any divorce pro-
ceedfngs.D
Miss Held Is in Seattle and Is
quoted there as saying she Is about
to get d divorce.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-24
COURTS NOT INTERFERE
IN CHURCHILL SPEECH

Special By United Press Wire.
London, Jan. 24s--The courts win
not restrain Winston Churchill from
delivering a speech at the Home
Rule celebration to be held IN Bel
fast February s.. This was made
evident today when the presiding
Judge in Bow street court refused
to grant a petition to enjoin the first
Lord Of the Admiralty from making
his proposed speech.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-24
SHEPHERDS To HOLD
THEIR BALL TONIGHT

Everything Is in readiness for the
sixth annual ball of Star of Grace
Lodge No. II, Shepherds of Bethle-
hem, In Washington hall tonight.
One OF the features Of the affair will
be a chicken supper that Is going to
be served by the ladies on the ar
rangement committee, OF which Mrs.
George Brooks is the chairman.
|Steinhauser,s music has been en-
gagged for the dancing. A gold piece
will be given for the prize waltz,
besides the $3.50 in gold for the
benefit of the lodge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-24
Near breaking Paint.

NATER 80
Paris, Jan. 24-SHoald Italy refuse
to accede to Frances demand that tie
Turks arrested on board the Maneuba
shall be turned over TO the French au-
itheritles. France Is prepared to cali her
ambassador from Rome and designate
French warships 10 escort and protect
French steamers In the Mediterranean.
Camille Barrefzs, the freacil ampas
sador to Italy, arrived In Rome. He
hns been Instructed to reiterate firmly
Frances demand. The French govern
ment expects that Italy win eede.
Frances words OF warning to Italy
on the subject of the. seizure Of the
French steamers Carthage and Ma
nonba and the arrest of a number OF
Turkish nurses were partly Influenced
by an Interview which 1t was alleged
Tomaso Tittoni, Italian ambassador to
France, gave to the Paris correspond
ents OF Italian newspapers, ~intimating
tnat Italy would not surrender the
Turks she bad taken from on board
the Maneuba nor abandon her right to
capture vessels carrying c~ontraband.
Ambassador Tittoni denies that ~
gave any interviews.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-24

Charles r Tewsen. industrial .
retary OF the International conanlit-
tee of the r. A. @. a, will be the
principal speaker at the Business
Mems banquet at the Packer house
on Friday evening. He VIII eozae
here FRIDAY afternoon aaa eSEsfar
With the heads o. several Of tha
industrial plens In this city. relative
to khe Y II. G A. Increment III
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-24
RATES ARE
NECESSARY Is CLAIMED

spscfaI by Unsted Press Wire.
Washington. Jan. 24.-AWipe out
the freight differentiai and Phiia-
delphia and Baltimore would lose
their transatlantic steamship lines
and the New York grain market
would have an absolute monopoly; "
declared II. ID. irwin, or the firm OF
Il. d Graf & SON OF Philadelphia,
before the Interstate Commerce
CamHoiasinh 1ndax- =
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-24
JURY REFORM
BILL HEARING
Sherifs Oppose Having Ap-
pointive Power Taken Away.

ITe0tDus jan. - LedFltt
grand jury reform bill, which pros
vides that the supreme court Justice,
the common pleas Judge and the
sheriff shall continue a commission
to draw grand juries. was criticised
considerably yesterday afternoon at
the public hearing in the Senate
chamber on the question of grand
jury reform. Several friends of the
bill backed by Sheriff Wedin, of Hud-
son county, and introduced by Mr..
Egan in the House, attacked the
Leavitt measure and could see no
merit in n other method of jury
reform except that proposed in the
Wedin measure. The, general drift
of the argument, however, was that.
the Leavitt bill was a move in the
right direction Several speakers
thought that the ideal reform would
be to have the supreme court jus
tice appoint a commission of citizens
who should select the panel from
which the grand jury is selected.
Fight Start Next Week.
It Is expected that the Leayitt
bill will be reported next week and
then the fight to get it enacted will
be begun. Lawyer Charles II. Harris
horne, of Jersey City, criticised the.
|Leavitt bill and the Wedin bill and
sp,J ,biah tha s+ats par hssonistion
= 80 nIa+sns .na witch r. soon 10
Z - M. iii
pe ~. 1ns,ssiAa@ ~ ts4ssa
citizens appointed by the court. to
select the grand and petit jurors.
"sur Ghanses rsrossn 80 .rad
IepI5seneeu S - ns ~
NY Loaxase Ill rahioh s.,aSas ths
weuim aneasule 49, $50
snefin 10 leaain tne 49, 70, mro
the grand aug peei. 1u.oIs' pas Ip,o-
Vlaes tnat me seieeaion shsi pe
niane ny ioe ihoni q ps 'iss
zens .&e,, .a,..
psople pich ene tSaa En oa,u
uhat NAV era daing TIA nennle
want to see the power to select
jurors kant In the hands of the
sbar;ff
rr.- xrusa4 IT,. cus+ar,
ayxa Srst ~ a,,ow ~ -rseyvas ~.
;nsgosaa nnon Nv : Jot ~ half-
ba1ad aaetrinarias ana ID wvers who
90 +r,,ino ~ ,,nsat orr i,,ry system
T,,S.sa - 80 stttia ~ sba t,saf ~
nsfe 40 sut a. a az eaosfftntfon
yuls go. 49, - IN ha1t ~ ~
~ = .ilae snas Nc 49, ~ ta,n'has
nos ones
oi5u 49,
siai n1s!s~ 'ap -. +ha3
~ e..sta7o 81 n,asant
s,e $500 1ai,us - = aaa-s
a., az ~. Dy w. ~
ne saoso sHe ~
csalaa, "as ~, halu ~ ~ na,u
%as tha inv annajntfnI nausar "a
enS 'uay appo,1 poMe,
yoiaeAsal en lasIas
ene ee0ne mss
s.lHon .,sm
~ - tb;s r oa ) as'a5 1s1lk
~ E;el5ar : ~ tba f
~ Saslusi oi,s ssfllee.
al i I IlF.as@ nalIsslVl ns
Il ass.s ~ss ssa fon ~ 1919 ~
&r1 WILL continue - ~
tim& Iam-na1lrsparee eo sas
% what extent q 5erahs ael VIII
eliminate the evil. sneriH Weuln
varrnly defended MS pill. re elalniz
id that nnder his measure ~ won1u
BE- impossible TO manipulate 1hs Ju-
rors Continuing, ne salus
IF you enact the Esah ~sssuin
bill you will ana It q speelhc cute
for all the evils from when We are
now sufrering. | Know tue Juls
system IS Simply Ffotscns put tne
trouble Is MOI tosene sasl.
III Ihe foLHehhess ehffafaess iiohi
other sources.
4HAElJ FlS AtSSClltIts a.-H
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-24
STAG AFFAIR
FOR The DUKE

Special By United Prsss Wire.
Washington. Jan. 24.-Secretary
Knox decided today that the recep-
ltion to the Duke OF ronnaught Will
be a stag affair President Taft
and possibly the cabinet members
will receive ths royal party The
cabinet officers and wives, anpreme
justices and some members Of the
diplomatic corps will be invited to
attend the reception at the British
embassy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-24
New brunswick store Robbed.

New Brunswick Jan. 24:-Ths
ladies clothing establishment con-
Quoted by Marks & Lewing, OF this
city, was entered last night. The
burglars made their escape with s70
IN money and FIVE or six ladies suits.
Waterman Epperman discovered tina
robbery at III O'clock 1aas aieht
Entrance vas gained by forcing ths
back door.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-24
STATE HOSPITAL WOMEN
MARCHED TO SAFETY
ensoial bal urated press wire.

EpeciaI 6U Uftsfed Press H4fts
Danvers. Mass, Jan. 24.-The
Its inmates OF the womanss wing
at the Danvers State Hospital ere
formed in line on the frsts second
and third floors, and marched 70
safety, when Flames were dascov-
ereu IN rne unercap1eu fourth rioor
today. So perreet was the discipline
that there was no signs of q panic
as the f,40o other inmates did not
leave the building.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-24

Steeg. minister of instruction; 5, M.
Lehrun, minister OF colonies. 0, NJ.
Couyba, minister of commerce.: z,
(seatedl, M. Caillaux, minister of
the interior s, M. Renouit, minister
of labor; 8, NJ. Bernard, minister
of agriculture; 40, M. Channel,
minister of foreign affairs; II, M.
Agagneur, minister OF public works.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-24
FRANCE FORCES
ITALY TO YIELD
Will Release Turkish Red
Gross Nurses.
oecddl By United Press Wire.

Special By United Press Wire. (,
Rome, Jan. 24.-Reaiizing that
any other course would result in an
armed clash with France, Italy to-
day decided to release the twenty
nine Turkish Red Cross nurses seiz-
ed aboard the French liner Manou-
ba, off Cagliari.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-10
CRITIClsEs WICKERsHAM
Secretary of Bar Association Discusses
Action in Lewis Case.

Sccretdry OF Har Association Discusses
Action in Lewis Case.
Washington. April George White
lock. of Baltimore. secretary of tho
American Bar Association. In a let
ter to Attorney-General Wickersham,
made public to-day. sharply criticizes
the course taken by the Inter to
nave William II. Lewis, OF Boston, the
negro Assistant Attorney General, re-
tained as a member OF the association.
Assistant Attorney General Lewis's
application for membership was ia
vorably passed upon, but tho govern
ing board later rescInded his election
10 the Bar Association.
heplying 10 Acknowledgement Wick
ershamS statements that the Assist
ant Attorney-General had been wrong
ttuuily injured by this action, Secretary
hiteiock criticizes the Attorney Gen
crai Tor the method pursued In trying
20 secure immediate redress for the
negro attorney.
MIR. Whitelock intimates that Attor-
ey,Geheral Wickersham has tried TO
coerce tho committee through extray-
a:gant statements In the press" and
insinuated In your correspondence
with me and in your circular want
oI good iaith on its part"
rev VIII be persuaded that YOU
nave protected or even think that you
nave protected Nr. Lewis, or that you
nave thus promoted the cause of So
ciai Justice" wrote Mr.. Whitelock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-10
POPE is DISAPPOINTED
fhysician Forbids Phone Reproduction
OF Campnniie Chimes

physician Forbids Phone Reproduction
OF Campnuiie Chimes.
rome. April e.-The proposal OF tel.
e,tPhonlng to the Pope the sounds Of
me ' bells which will be runb at tho
Inauguration of the newly construct
ea Campanile has been abandoned on
orders from DR.. Marchiafava. the phy-
s,eish in attendance upon His Holt
Pr; Marchiafava fears the emotion
when when would be caused the Pope by tho
b oonas OIL the bells would affect his
heaFt In a dangerous manner and in
crease E MS depression due 10 homesick-
ness which has been very pronounced
lately. The Pope often thinks OF his
Iormier residence in Venice and was
very happy when he heard TINT he
could once again hear the bells of the
The truth of the abandonment of the
SSelephone proposal has been hidd en-
ttaoli me Pontiff. He has been in
formed that the cancellation is due To-
thT y ihnsurmountable difficulties.
w men the Pope heard the news he
vas keenly disappointed but recon-
ei in He said he feit from the be-
to be true
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-10
Burning Steamer
Abandoned by Grew

aGontauk Point. l.. l., April o.
Rising seus forced the abandonment
late tonight of the steamer On
tarIo, which was benched to save
her passengers when the vessel took
fire carly Mondny morning. Eight
members of the crew. took refuge
ON the revenue cutter icushnct nnd
the remainder were taken aboard
the wrcckInG tug Tasco. All are
now GO route for New London.
Conn.
The .tcusbnet stood by until she
hcEnn to touc, bottom with every
swell, and then enst of. Shortly
nftcryynrd the Tnsco md the light
CT. on which considerable of the
cargo Of the steamer had been
placed, MISC pulled AWAY, md the
stnrt WIS made mt ouce for New
London. The water which was
poured into the hold of the steam
err In stendy stream nil day hnd
little apparent effect on the fire.
1t is probable that the wreckers
will return TO the vessel to-mor-
row, and they mny be Obliged to
cut through the hole below tho
water Iinc 10 food the holdn md
extinguish the flames. This, n IN
believed now, IS the only why In
which the complete destruction of
the steamer cnn be nrerted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-10
WoMAN's DOGS WIN RACE
"scottyc Allan Takes $1,000 Alaska
FrIEc Tor NIrs. Darling

1850 .thub tuRcS $4,000 tIusEa
Prirc for Mrs. Darling.
, Nome. Alaska. April (via Ashcroft,
-. Ga. y. i"Scotty") Allan. driving
,he team OF Malamute dogs owned by
MS. Charles T.. Darling, of Berkeley,
Cal, won the All-Alaskn $4,000 sweep
stakes. crossing the finish line at Nome
at :32 yesterday morning
ADAMS time for the 472 miles from
Nome 10 Candle and return was 81
hours and 80 minutes. hours and 81
minutes more than his time last year,
team.
Alexander Holmson. driving John
sons sons team OF Siberian wolfhounds.
holder OF the record OF II hours ii
minutes and % seconds. was second,
one hour behind Allan. Charles John
son. driving Fox Ramscy's dogs, was
third, arriving half an hour after
johnson. The Oliver dogs, driven by
-: Blatchford, were In such poor con-
clifton that they were hopelessly out.
distanced.
Tho race was one OF the hardes, IN
ne nistoiy OF the sweepstakes. Allan
was pressed hard by the three lead :
Grs during the greater part OF the
drive. and IT was MOI until he was
on the last fifty miles that his dogs
showed their superiority
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-10
ANOTHER BREAK
IN RIVER D|KES
Breach Adds to Great
Flood in Northeast
Arkansas.
NO LOSS OF LIFE
IS YET REPORTED
Situation South of Memphis
Seems Unchanged, but Flood
Water Threatens to Top Lc-
wee at Greenville at ANY
Moment, and People
Seek Higher Land.

The yellow torrent of the Mississippi
River. rushing southwark. yesterday
tore another great cash in tir, dikes
guarding the fertile acres Of the valley.
The crevasse occurred sixty miles north
OF Memphis In the embankment that
held the stream off the central part OF
St. Francis levee territory. In Arkansas.
This new breach, that had seemed i'm
minent for week or more. simply adds
to the great flood reaches in Northeast
Arkansas. Already part of the district
had been inundated by a break fifty
miles below the Golden Lake crevaese.
Apparently there was no loss of life.
In the Businesses of the Northeast
Arkansas country ara settlements that
the outside world rarely ever hears OF.
There Is a possibility that many such
places in the inundated districts of AT
kansas have been ovcrtaken by the
tide. Doubtless there has been tremen-
dous suffering among those watcr-im-
prisoned people.
The situation In .the rivers reaches
south of Memphis seems unchanged III
the last twelv. hours up to 10 o'clock
last night The crucial point in the
light was at Greenville. north OF Vicks-
burg. Here the flood water threat.
cned TO top the levee at any moment
The dixie proved strong and true and
government engineers directing the
light say they will hold their own
against the oncoming crest.
y great many persons have left tho
city OF Grcenv!llc. which lies almost
directly under the levee. In the out
lying country farmers and villagers
have taken TO higher land, and live
stock has been driven out OF the dan
gar zone.
The possibility OF loss of life IS re-
mote. II the break were TO occur
however. great territory in the
worlds richest cotton country would
be flooded.
Will be 10 Ftay the crest of the hood
in tn. lower river. it WIFI give the
thousands OF laborers strengthening
the dikes a chance TO make tn cir work
more sure.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-10
DR.. MUssER's BRAIN LIGHT
Socialists Find Its Weight Les, rbnn
Ihht of Child.

Philadelphia. April a.-Thc brain OF
Ut. John II. Musscr. the noted dag
nosIiclhn, VINO died here last We'd
Hesday, is not as heavy as the brain
or well-developed child. 1t weighs
nearly twenty ounces less than the
Grain OF Daniel Webster weighed and
tWenty-:our ounces less than the brain
or James fiske, Jr.. who was mur-
dercd In New York
scientists mere consider that the light
wcisht OF the brain of Dr. AIusser Is
something extraordinary, but they OK :
pain IL By saying that DR. Nusser
developed along one line. The con-
Voiutions In DR.. Musscr's brain are
Wonderful and show mat he exercised
PORTIONS OF II to an unusual extent
~ became known that DR. Musser
lists who had agreed 10 leave thar
brains to the Wister Institute OF Anat-
omy and biology. Within an hour
a.ter Dr Musser died last Wednesday
Or. Milton j. Grecinan, curator OF the
institute. had removed the brain.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-10
ANSWER is READY
state Department Completes R.,o a.
MnEhaIenn Enx InrId.aI - ~

Washington. April a.-The STATE IA
RRs a report on the MaedaIena
Hoyys ihGident was sent to the Whit
rouse iate Yesterday President Tafi
and Huntington Wilson. acting secrc,a.
rE OF state, held long conferences to-
nisht TO consider the answer the pres.
Iu I'M, Is eSnected to make TO Seuator
LOUIE resolution, calling for ali ~
iormaticN about the Intention of T.,
paH 10 establish colony In Mexico
m Neitner senator Lodge nor any Other
members OF the Senate FOREIGN ~.
iations Committee were invited to re- IKE
conference. and 1t was said the Presis
u ueIn and Mr.. Wilson discussed the
vaiue OF the papers comprising tho
report and the tenor of Nj roft.s
answer to the Senate. According r.
u me general BELIEF here the Pres d ent
VIII not mako n lengthy statement
TO tho Senate. but will conflne himsai ;
10 all important facts that might be
considered in point Ne
itol this week '"e zap
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-10
MANY REFORMS IN BILL
Post-omce Appropriation Measure Ia.
ken Up In House.

Washington. April with every
prospect Of long and spirited debate
'he House today began consideration
or the post-ofIice appropriation bill,
CARRYING s2Ss.s2L7is. provisions for a
rural parcels post. steel mail cars az
ter 1917. and eisht-hour day for clerks
ana carriers in first and second ella g
oifices. Increases in pay for rural car
riers and other hard-fought reforms.
interest centred on the rural par
sTGIs post provision, and Chairman
mo- icon freely admitted it was the OPEN
ing wedge and an experiment.
representative Murdoch, of Kansas
70 the Amusement of his colleagues.
pointed out that the bill did not repeai
o one present rate of IL cents a pound
Under this said he, "a man who
goes to the post-ofTice with a fourteen
ounce package with 12 cents postage
VIII De told that the package needs IL
Genie. lie can add two ounces to the
backa &c, making 1t weigh a pound.
ana send 1t for IL cents. This bin SO
'speciiies and you can't got around
u.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-10
WILL NOT SIGNAL DR.. FUNK
we Had 40 Arrangement for Com
municating," snys Hyslop.

Boston. April s.-pr. James Fl Hve.
lop. president OF the Psychical Research
Society: Of New York. who is spending
Few days in Boston. cmphatically de-
Med that he has made any plans to
communicate With DR.. Isaac K Funk,
who died last week. DR.. Hyslop said:
The story recently printed that I
had arranged a code of signals with
Or. Funk is untrue. We had no ar
ransemcnt made whereby we could
communicate with each other.
In my opinion. It is too early TO
determine the result OF any investi-
gatlon into the spirit world. Before
any authentic conclusion could be
reached the investigator would have
to receive several manifestations of
specific and correlated value"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-10
ATTENDANCE WILL BE LARGE
Increased Interest in National Drnip-
age Congress-


New Orleans April a.-The unprcce-
h hn hoods of the Mississippi Valley
nave stimulated interest In tho Ma
tional Drainage Congress, which onens
Tvs second annual convention here to-
MORROW, and the Indications Tonight
were That the attendance would exceed
2oo. Mnssachusetts. Pennsylvania Mich.
tfsan iii!no!s. Indiana. Missouri. Calf
thornla' Arkansas, Mississippi, Ala
oaInt and other States were renrc-
dented by delegations that arrived To
say Say and It is believed ut least thirty
c o.ates WI be represented when the
eo!nYehtion Is called to order
:, United States Senator Francis q
d igMilaaas' b, 81 ,Neyada. author of the
Is now before Congress-. vii bs @n nS,n
1l the principal Speakers. Represene
i is1.Ve J,o1seph II. Ransdeil. OF Louis
! idna, VIII address the convention m
onr Rivers and Harbors." Oh
n,i a. a meeting of the executive com
ali i'' sSve eo-aay II was decided to bar
convention hall. o'" me