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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-26
HOLEFAMILYFOUND
DEAD OR DYING FROM
GAS FUMES IN HOME

MARION, OHIO, Feb. 25.-When Mrs.
James Jenkins visited the home of her
brother, Patrick Moran. this morning, she
made a CHASTITY discovery. on entering
the sitting room she found her brother
fully dressed and sitting on the floor,
where he had slipped from his chair,
dead. Mrs. Moran was lying fully dressed
on a couch. dead. with a six months old
babe IN her arms, alive and crying.
Lying on the floor, fully dressed. was
Emmett Moran, aged five years, dead.
The other members OF the family, with
the exception of Lawrence, aged six,
were lying about the room in a dying
condition. Lawrence was dangerously i'll
of pneumonia and was the only one in
bed at the time of the accident. He
was carried to the home of a neighbor
unconscious and dying.
1t was apparent that the entire fam
lily had been overcome by gas fumes
just before the hour of retiring. Twin
sisters, aged nine years, are in such
condition that the attending physicians
state they can not recover.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-26
CAMPBELL MUST
REMAIN IN JAIL
Judge Bell Refuses Bond While
Considering Supersedeas Ap-
peal of Alleged BigamiSt.

c. Eugene Campbell, alias Tucker, who
leaped from train at Greenwood, 5. c.,
recently and escaped the vigilance of a
sheriff who was taking him back to Co
lumbia to face a bgamy charge. only 10
be rearrested when he returned to At
lanta. will get a few days respite in the
Tower while Superior Judge Bell consld-
ers his appeal for supercedeas
The iurist, today, while denying writ
Of habeas corpus sworn out by CampoeH
and presented 10 the court by his attof-
neys, John Boykin and Hughes Roberts,
reserved decision in the matter of allow
ing the prisoner to make a supercedeas
bond while an appeal was taken from the
superior court judgment. This was done
to permit Sheriff Mccain, of Columbia, to
consult a lawyer.
Campbell is wanted in Richland county,
South Carolina. to explain why he mar
ried eighteen year-old Emma Small and
brought her to Atlanta, when he had
wife and grown family living in Columbia.
He appeared in court today wearing
pair of handouts which Sheriff Mccain
said that he had no idea of removing after
his prisoners jump from the train at
Greenwood.
Judge Bell denied the writ on the
grounds that the warrant for Campbell
arrest was regular and Governor Brown
had granted the requsition made for the
man by the South Carolina authorities.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-26
Hikers Pa Respects
To Cardinal Gibbons,
Enemy of Suffrage
Smiles and Blessing for Women
From Prelate: They Vote
Him Finest Man.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 25.-Cardnal Glib
bons, long regarded as an enemy of equal
franchise today gave an audience to the
hiking suffragettes and the little army
afterward voted him "the finest man in
America"
CARRIED in his purple ana red robes, the
cardinal received the mixers in the re-
ception room at his home. He shook
hands with General Resale Jones and
smiled greeting to the other mixers.
I'VE came to pay our respects to you,"
said the little general
Il appreciate your kindness and your
courtesy" said the cardinal. u have
read about YOU. and the walk you are
taking. The hearts of people who can
resist your appeal must he as hard as the
stones they walk upon
Then the general presented the prelate
with a tiny votes for women" flag.
The cardinal to1 it in his hand and
smiled.
This doesn't mean that l am being
converted to your cause. does ito" he
laughed
Not at ALL" said the general. Nor
does this" aud she presented him with
bunch of yellow flowers.
Il am delighted that you called on me,
said the prelate as the mixers left.
Good bye and God bless YOU
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-26
News and Reviews
Of the Theaters


rnDnIIIn, -rI,1,I :, .,--,--,,-
rAHNUM IHRlLLS AUDIENCE.
me very first melodTama of the season
m the Atlanta theatrical world is now on
The stage of the Atlanta. And it is one
81 the best of its kind too. Dustin Far
mum and company in The Littlest Reb-
el gives US thrills galore, situations OF
tense and dramatic interest, heart throbs
thal are so cleverly achieved they steal
upon the most hardened, and bring tears
to the eyes Of many who smile at their
own impressionableuess- but let the tears
stand; anyway OF course, The Lit
uest Rebel Is not realistic It's the very
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-26
COURT ACTION STARTS
TO PARTITION 100000
SPHINX FAMILY ESTATE

Forrest b. Sphinx has filed petition in
superior court requesting the partition Of
the estate of the late Mrs Elizabeth sara
Sphinx, consisting of 800 acres of land on
the Chattahoochee river near Atlanta,
valued at 500, 900.
r. b. Sphinx, who was made executor of
the estate by the terms of the will, eX-
planned to the court that two of the heirs,
r. c. Sphinx and b. c. Sphinx are resi-
dents of Oregon and must be notified le-
gally of the proposed partition, He as
serted that the partition was necessary
to provide for the maintenance of two Of
the heirs. William Sphinx, who is insane,
and Paul w. Sphinx Jr., a minor. The
other heir is Miss Alice L. Sphinx.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-26

Mrs Flla Q. Foster 81 years Old. Died
early this morning at the residence, 9O2
Oak street The body was removed to
Barclay & Brandons undertaking estab-
Ifshment The funeral will be held from
the residence tomorrow morning at 1890
o'clock ana the intermeut win best in
Westview cemetery. The deceased is sur
son; three sisters. Mrs F. \. Moulthrop,
Mrs. ". c. Phelps, and Mrs. NJ. n. Floyd,
all of Macon. She had resided ten years
in Atlanta and was the widow of y. NJ.
Foster formerly of Macon.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-26
HE SPENT $40, 900 IN NINE
MONTHS: GUARDIAN NAMED

MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 25.-m nine
months George c. Douglas. &c years old,
son of the late millionaire, Walter D.
Douglas, Titanic wreck victim and
founder of Quaker Oats" has spent s49,-
600. Suits have been filed against him,
exclusive of simple collection matters, to
the amount of $40 600 more.
Judge John Dahl in the probate court
today appointed William A. Kerr as
guardian for Douglas, on application Of
George Piper, executor of his father S
estate.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-26
POLICE UNIFORMS TO BE
MADE BY ESSlG BROS. CO.

Atlanta policemen will appear in neat
serge uniforms next summer, the same in
cloth an finish as those of the New York,
St Louis and New orleans police de-
partmentS
Essig Bros Company was awarded the
contract. and the new uniforms will be
ready. by May l. when Atlanta will have
not only the best police force in the South,
but the neatest as well.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-26

THE calls for nicely furnished rooms at
this time of the year in the city are
uncountable. The approach of the
warm weather Is the cause. Each day
we have calls from advertisers to dis
continue their ads after the first inser-
ton, as they filed their vacancies and
fbem The pube knows f that The eo a
gian Is the for rent medium" Of the
city and that it has the largest list to
choose from. That's WHY most every one
uses The Georgian to do their renting
for them. Your ad in this paper will be
readily answered.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-26
w. &, McAIIister.

". e. McAllister, AZ years old, OF Min
eral Bluff, died last night at private
sanitarium The body was removed to
Barclay & Brandon's undertaking estab-
lishment and will be sent to Mineral Bluff
for funeral and interment.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-26
DAVE LEWIS WELL RECEIVED.

This weeks bill would be worth going
to see for the last two acts alone.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-03-20
The Progressive " o's

We are in time when men
must move rp, if ther- Is any
th,nu doing. While it j. called a
Progressive work The grca'e>t
progrpss for tho Amer lean Pc
p,e to do. is to return 10 the
grand and noble princi ais
1776 and G. Establish Onc.! more
the Trlnut.l O. Lln,et tv. Thas
IlD> sty tha: gives qu<'l rlRlts 10
all s,o special privelef sc to pode
The liberty that Sc : again.. no
more uage slaves In this broad
hand of ours that the laborer
must r. cieve just rernpence
cor his lab. r. The Liberty thot
aays y man shall plant his owp
vineyard and cat the fruit there
oB-And build h,s own house
ana cccupy it. The Liberty that
will feed the hungry cloth tbs
ked-And bring atccs o-e
rx'ysrsal urof,rHl,csi.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-03-20

mer boy riowed corn in South ,
wess Mo, and went to church Oh |
the prairie and Ii~ton d at 'he
prcachirg OF Rro. G. " I'D
IA nds, and Bro. CARROTS writ
iDgS almost maze me think | am
listening t., him again onl, more
Thank you Bro Garrett, tor
your munlA words agalns, the
awful uyll Of sang. lie e in Los
Angeles, one preacncr l. eve,
giving his Sunday night ser.
nons on such slang as ~, Skid
duu," There are some good pr ~.
pie here, Though On" 'nTes
lDent stock rolnpa Dy s. t, a>id @
tl:ho nl It's profits TO be spent
for char!tubIe purposes. Dear
olo auut'c Rogers friend Of ms
dear Wift;S youth which is now
Of SutDted mem"ry, UOnld shed
tears OF ioy If she saw this CT
fort OF her teachings on the
rthc. !f that be less majesty
make The most Of i.
Nne Of ,he features OF oui
Caliiuir,ju Cum .,e Whlcn Strike
yuu forCl0iv on the street he re
are the automobiles. Bro Ed. Is
not this q wicked waste Of mOn
eS: \ Bro of min. retcGtl
fought Ul,e hlcii aus ii VI Gus
J tim as uuch ~ t,ute uundre(
and ttlLy dol ars, Eien our ia.
, ian ull SOU lS IN nteu OF none!
: tor It's Xti4u work. 'Brethrrn
these III y OuS',l o 40 70 bt,
. May | pre- sc0s y qutetlon 70
religious discussion! IS ]
I Sclipturnl Tor u nAD t. MARI.
J his dlseas ed wiz: slsser:: :
true ans vert This meaL> NOR
! 10 MT tan any Of you breth' e.
II amt Sisters NAY reail1es pei
/. hap If | could uulv have Tait
all Nou,d te aeIl (ytd VA
J. D. Yours Tor /, higher pIa,
OF living
: s. Il French.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-03-20

This proycs beyond any doubt
that neavou l. q place, Ia order
To locate hcavcn K'eusc rosd,
rpr.. thu heaven ,s high eSstp the alF'" 40
great is bis .arrtr to~ara thcn 't2' S'N'' h'!a'
rs. iH-Il
u,ayen is then above ,,,e for'Af
Therefore God aa's
raus ss,ta tho Lord ,ho heavsn "a "a 'oFH'e ,
and the eartA :s my foo'atooi. rhe'e '9 '1o .
rope, tia, yc build unto me-. ana ~Arrc Is 4tho f.,
Dlarc Of a'y rest: lisa Gt.-i
We could 20 0p. and on giving
oLe >crlp1ur' after another prov
ing up heaven es @ place Blu re
believe We have given sufficient
evidence 70 prove it q place E5n'
VIC must say that thero is 'hroc
heavens spoken "t. Paul was
ca ugh up into the 'hird hcavon.
Flu nov ia .oa condition. TEiTEE
il A CONDITION TO HEAVEN (We
ar NOS p. king but on the third
htsv, ~ Tits third heaven Ia
! wh-rc h. first war was. Whlch ls
% ken OF in tois manner.
Md tncrn wns war In hvsron Mift1sei ami b.
\ Al ,cla foneht against tho d,as-n; and II
=, dragon fought and h4s aE1s,s.
! And prevailed no.: neither was thei- v'''s
Il tauul ang more in heaven.
And he Great dragon way ra.t cut tn.' VI
- seruen, r.rd the Devi,. h.d satan eqhsc'
d,tcicrth the Whole worid be vas cast olt ;t.
a IN" oarth aud his aaRols wore caot oys WITH Ei,
ARD heard locd voice aay1n. IA heAV. :
Eow is come salvation sHd s'renEte sns "a
q king ,on ot o-r soi and 'he power .! b
!, Ch,'.' or the setu.er OF o7r i,rethren !, &sf
down which accused the III before or so'i uh
and night. Ror - I s-9-l.
, Here we have pac suoc;Tl"t
and also q condition Ard IN os
~ tie, arc III the condition Tenui'
10 q b> .just God. they cpnnc
# stay n heaven. SO we bn!lov
If that without any further cnu
n, 1T "ur Brother wiz teo tn
trut E, Blu, should W. have nc
=. na',t il pain enough please Us
III az g,in, For our grea'es" desir
~ "a l., for our life to be dedicated !
the yood and welfare of npve
dying souls So dear fr;e ends d
% not tnlnE hat We will get Wearif
as ans wrrirg question, For III
g, nlgnt VI day ls never TO long Il
u, to taoor for the god of other
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-03-20
Notice TO one And ALL.

Tie AlIVle Chnrch build TO hold the worship OF God
Ap every body is invited under it's roo Any Orthodox hurch
or determination hold services in il when not occupied b7
the M 1y people But there must be strict obscrvanc OF hc
terra. ny rules In coming the land owned by f'
amor nc there shall be loud following, fast riding nor
oc,,,. Of guns revoyers Of kind IN like manner
uen eaving the church house observe The same rules while
in the house the house during scrvcp~ there viii
be- no unnecessary talking allowed u will be OF
nature TO tho wo ship any other thing that will be DC Of dis
urbnc nature >nokinx chewing OF "2cco splitting
TOBACCO uc for Other annoyance of DIST urong
nature to the Any violating those rules nay ex
oec, to be dealt with acco ding To the Law.
Rev. I, s. Garrett Manager.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-03-20
LOS ANGELES. CALIFORNIA.
Mar. II, 1913.

NiRr. Ia, 1At'!.
Dear Issu Bro. Garrett;
MaA [ numbly beg the
of entering into the
sac ID precincts ofynur yaiua bic
heriodica:. Some kind friend
unkhoWn to ln', eau ed to ne
my dear Wife'- name IN
yonr Roll Of Honor for + months.
| Nish to THANK said friend and
except The gilt II the spirit OF
the Siyer, though | do not know
what | h0v@ done 20 deserve
this. In MJ opinion no one who
i.aus the ti;ESShT regularly,
aud honestly pointer the words
0. .lsGGn which flows 50 IN.
ceasInGlr from the pen Of dear
Bro Garrett can fail to proper
~ appreciate IL. " is one per.
J, dlcal 70 whlCn auy young man
can worihity turn his or her at
tention. Wh;ie this state of Cal.
;iorlia leads the world in many
Ways, nCve to admit ttnl We
have Nothing here lii this lu,41 ii
oranges auu hoHors to compare
Tltb til" CRASSHT, though the
pranSe> "err pretty ba 'iy dam'
aged IN tue rscen, hard fiO>tS
Far bo /, from NE to Aattrr I
destroy The uaivele vi the "a
but ! AN sure BIO Care | /:
too blg and brOad sairded ahe
stands too t.at TO ted for -,
Truth, to have his ,r al lurued b.,
words Of praise from ven oi.'
OF the bum blesl OF III ,l!UA' ~
Tn CRESSEr is one pape
Uhcn | leel deserves o place u
NY parIor >tund-tabie alUns VIE
,he !5ible and my family a'ouu
1t Affords a firm IF Me tai an
Splril udl sl.mulu> which are NC
sarpasscd by tue North Amer
can Review, the Fieg' noe Bla
Ter or any other Of the higl
priced puDicatluue of the day.
rs a barcfWtea rtdleadeA fn
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-03-20
Is Heaven 4 pIs:e c.
Ccnditionq
ANSWER TO QUESTION
NOA.,,
QUESTION. NO IS.

HARRISBURG MO. . u -l1t3
E6. WORLDS CREsoET.
I Heaven place. or aCo"di, !
Ii n:
If it - u place Civ Ecatinnt
IF it s q condition discrine IN"
cnrdition:
Tell 'ow VIC nuHt procF ed 20
a. ain ,,he (place: or) condition.
Resp l'hos Cnouce.
We +. awcr Heaven IS a n'ac"
and ais, 8 cnr1ifor. ri, s' it is
a D 'pcp for God says.
, And 10 ., afra;A aad oid How dr0a"ful -
tbia plare tnir j. NJ ..4 tlner 'ut thn horse o,
| God and hi. ,s III" safe Of bcayen Gen .s,;
We !avt N this scripture
Heaven as a place and as g house
With Il .t'e. Again read
Aad tcd e. "a 30, hrms.r' nj Kosveu. An
,ht c9riic7 ID he MO ring were tho tecDn'
! as Gei, t~a
Tiep ca SCI lights in th'
HoY,t . i,fa a<e read
| Sand God tuld Let here he lights In b
| mrme,nent of the lravrn to d.vide he t4y fro !
hen sb,: rid lut iltn he for ri-n3. and 10
aes.rna. aud for da!r. and sears: Gen. t. I
r. Is pr, yes t',t II even Is
| place Aga n G. ID >nv>.
IN the riz hurdrcd'h yea, CT Eouh'4 lite. /
tn lecona month G seventeenth d'y Of th
month the sure day ~e-o all tn" fouu.a n6 q
the great dee, h.oken up ~ d the wsSow- o
h"aren were orensd. Cen. ~
! Heaven Is a place with wiz
dows. Agar we red.
| Ical heuyeu md earth 10 witness again
yon his day. that 20 sh 4 coon u'teTlt per.s
from off ,ne md whey"unto ye 90 over 1ofle
20 posaess 1t; % shall na' pra'onS >7iT Gay
upon II. nut ehai G,t~5ly ce destroyed
.. ut. i-'25
NV ii earth is q place 81
III -aven. Aga n rtnd
| Then tuC car II sbro. apsi tr1nb ID; Tn
,touoda Ton oi nrav II moved mi sh 'oX beca
= hy was urorh =! >In s-----
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-03-20
NOTICE, Saw Mill Men.

We have Sgt Flor power Jumbo Engn in tine t'irn
and good r,o a Saw rig for sale En2nt ~o''h $500
Saw rig 24OO $1,000 an Can bought TO- $1,000 $500
Purchaser. Also, Separator OF the
best A Colorado Special Call write at
Druehyknon Mo. The Co ony Irus
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-03-20

There will be mas meeting
oi s'.ngressiyes AZ Ava, Mo. on
Tuesday evening March - h
md also at2 O'Clock = N, Wed.
Aaarch 26ih, toelect new "t:cer>
and to peri ct o1r organIzttl'n
In Douglas County, and to attend
to any othrr business witch
,say properly come befo rh'
meeting. Let Us turn ont 10 -
nan. if possio'-.
IA. 6. r. ynolds.
Chairman
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-03-20

man i,nnt,t tel! ,2.l., The neela
Of women and children are.
hccnu,c he is rot one 0. tncu'
Ue will remember "rIl enough
however, hr did not ruu to nls
father, but to his mother
in infancy nrd this will oe
cuHlclena aargnn"ntii if he be q falr
minded man, To show him that
, il the management Of women
'and childrnn, w0men ouahG
10 have an auahogitl7n SAY,
UistCnrngo,ncniS and gloom
mess are thing- to be avoided
like the pc>tlcncc: chnerfnlness
and marplmcnt are qualities
to cultivate. ''efOre them an.
noyancos viii disappear like
dew before thc sun. A happy
disposition is TO- tune IN itself.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-03-20
Dalo Mo Fob. 10 1913.

Dado Mo Fob. 10 1913.
n!r Garrett dear sir ! Tant You
to /, .re Nv N aoout adc7' i
ing my Ergn i" ell N good
terms ,r | wiz rude It fnr IL
=. gasoline Engi,. nv Ea"g!ne il
in good .'uning c 'ndi'ion it is q
Ia r p Traction. Call at my
place q, Rado Blacksmith shop.
Yours Truly.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-03-20

r at us try tn I've gchGc 9...r 70 p
(uy to our neighhor hat "n-''
,ot ~ he g, to on: nome ft'|>'
7'horc arc very diferoa' ,>213';~''
horne within so we'll ncr ~1.
ea end one misc rablc aud su' '1
Here is @ rn'e for too - who "o
DO happy instead If raise'ao
Forget self entirely, thinE .-,..
v,.c others think and wa2@.
strive to make them hs, ,y c'5'
Do not worry over whas peo''S"
! tu,nI5 and sly,
Three things TO cnlti'atf -Rcc@
,,oov coed friends and enoS
i,umer
or ~, wife who :
4 "'' - 80 ,o, NO r. 10 cr
a -
o'''-'
%ct g, ,unch in tho eating on Of
e .,a ,,,.tlv ,,pDaTaa
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-03-20
A BOOK FOR tYFkY FAMILY

We have compL tod BOOK of four hundred pages
Ing on npa, y ev+ ry Srhjec1 of the Bible and tn
wrongs belongns heorrs Of perported to be the
Bible Teachings that every Reader and Family should have
N their %, e.>lnn 1t viii b and t"a>nre o' Tru
kn >,lnge t. evt y ore,
No one, iii BE- NitIOut il OIce read Send US you
rider accompanied with one dollar a"d We VIII send yo'
IT, nc Book Id WORLDS ChhSAhr
brusAyknob, Mo,
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PROGRCSSIEES i .Al\E
NOTICE,
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Let us Try tn I've sch''. E.'' 20 =,
~, to our nelghhor hdt 40 =,
Int ~ he g to on: nome fc'<>'
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For sale Or TRACE,
-CJ.S4ag!gs

,.,.
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Home Cir>|3
c.

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1,horo arc very ditferen' >.g1.S ,@''
horne within a II so we'll ncN .'F-
oa end one misc rahlo aud ia. =
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PLUMBING AND HEATING.

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you re charged big amount. Estimates. W.
NJ. FfNNACOM. Plumber. 80 10th NV. M.6l5l.
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FOR THE LADIES.

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Expert Furricr. loll X St NV
Remole!ing. Eenairing Reducing of Fine Far
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WINDOW CLEANING.
REFRIGERATORS & ICE BOXES

McCRAY INTERPRETATIONS
And Cooling Rooms Have No Equal.
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DOGS. PETS, ETC.

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iron and STEEL
SCHEDULE IS UP
Committee Is Now Seeking
Proper Adjustment


Washington, D. c., Jan 1O-The
iron and steel schedule was taken up
today by the house ways and means
committee when it resumed hearings
on tariff revision. Two days probably
will be devoted to this important sec
ton. Many prominent steel men are
expected to be heard.
Schedule c is one of the big sched-
ules of tariff legislation, and has al
ways drawn large representation of
industrial officials and experts 70
Washington.
Confronted by contradictory testi-
mony during the consideration of the
chemical schedule and earthen glass
ware schedule, the committee today
began the practice of requiring all
witnesse to testify under oath. Here
after every person who appears to ad-
wise the committee what it ought to
-L9lu! STU l09WB pInoM !! MOq puB OPP
ests must give his views and couch
his answers under thes olemnity of
an oath administered by the clerk of
thee ommittee. The beginning of this
practice was at the suggestion OF Rep
resentative James, of Kentucky, and
the committee agreed to it by unani-
nous vote.