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DR.. Fellows is out of town.
TRANSFERRED TO
MILLVILLE, FLA.

W. W. Day Of this city. who has
been a bOOkkeeper in the local offices
Of the German American Lumber
Company, has been transferred TO the
companys offices at Melville, and his
family will join him there this week.
The following reference to his arrival
there was printed in the ST. Andrews
Journal this week:
Wv. w. Day, Of Pensacola, arrived
in Milville last Wednesday on the
Tarpon to accept a position in the Of
tice Of the German American Lumber
Co. as 1oookkeeper. He succeeds Mr..
G. G. Mcclure, who recently resigned
TO accept similar position with the
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DR.. Hutchinson will be out
of -he city until October LIST
CHARLOTTESVILLE.

CrawfordViile, Aug, 29.-Sno. Trice
Of McIntire was a business visitor
here Monday.
Monroe Rcddenberry, popular
young man of Sopchoppy, was a pleas
ant visitor here the first of the week
Miss jamie Council of Carrabe1le Is
spending the week with her grand
Parents.
Tax Collector Durrance Of Medart,
wa. a business caller here Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Kersaw spent Wednes
day with friends in the city.
A number Of young people from
Wakulla came over on a hay ride
Tuesday night and stopped at the
court house and enjoyed quite a nice
little dance.
Judge Mcleod and j. NJ Towles
were called to Arran last night to hold
an inquest over the body OF a negro
VINO had been killed by another negro
in a row.
Joe Trice of Arran was a business
visitor here Monday
Mrs J. NJ. Towles and little son AL
ton spent Tuesday with home folks at
Wakuila.
Fig Sutton was here on business on
Monday.
Sam Brown of Sopcho2py vas in
town Wednesday,
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Anderson.
a fine boy Wednesday last.
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SAMSON.

Miss Rubye Mathaney entertained
a number Of her friends Monday eve
ming at a birthday party, fruit punch
was served to the guests as they en-
tered the hall, games were enjoyed
throughout the evening after which a
delightful ice course was served
r. A. Jones has returned to his
home in Donaldsonville Ga, after a
visit 10 his parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. J.
Jones.
Claude Tindel Of GracevilIe was a
visitor here Tuesday.
Mrs. j. H. Nantz is visiting relatives
in Hartford.
Miss Alma Hinson is the guest of
friends in Competition this week.
Mrs. ]. C. Breckenridge and chill
dren are visiting relatives in Biz
mingham.
Mrs. c. 3. Hutchinson Is the guest of
relatives in Brocton.
Miss Mildred Golson is visiting her
sister in Dothan this week
Miss Lena Jones has returned from
Atlanta where she has been to pur-
chase her fall and winter stock of
millinery.
Mrs. Robert Williams has returned
to her home in Montgomery after a
visit to Relatives here.
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DEERLAND.

Deer1and, Aug 29.-Mr. c. *. Camp
bell and wife OF Messy Head visited
Mr. ]. J. Ellis and family last Sun
day.
Mr. Jno. W Stewart and family
spent last Saturday night and Sun
day at Dorc1s visiting Mrs. NJ. ]. Hart
Mr.. Ernest Hart of Crestview spent
last Sunday night with Mr.. Jno w.
Stewart.
Mr. A I. Hart and NJ. ]. Miller Of
Dorcas were business visitors here
last Saturday.
Mr.. w. J. Davis was a business Wis
Itor at DeFuniak Springs last Tues
day making the trip in his auto
Mr. Jno. Mcdonald, section fore
man here spent four days with his
crew on the Y. r. R r. laying steel.
Mr.. Jno. Cameron completed wreck
ing and loading the FOrbs Mill last
NJ, no3Y taking six cars to carry all
the frame and rIchiEory. The cars
were taken out Tuesday.
Mr. Lycugas Hart passed through
our town last Wednesday enroute to
CrestVieW.
Mr.. Joe Davis ard wife spent last
Wednesday IN CrestvieK
Mr.. J. X. Beard the travelling man
was in our town last Wednesday
morning.
The public school is progressing fine
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Cards 1Oc. Guaranteed to
play. "Everybody's"
FREEPORT

Freeport, Aug. 29-The many friends
OF Miss Amanda Higgins will be glad
to know that she has recovered from
the fever and also that Mrs. c. J. Butt
ram is improving from the fever.
Capt. j l.. Ward of the schooner
Make. is in port for q few days
Mr. and Mrs. Burleson of Pensacola
are visiting Mrs. Burleson's father
and mother. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Ward.
The many friends of Mrs. Gum will
be sorry to learn that she broke her
arm Monday.
Mrs. J. D Sharon and Miss Ola Mae
Miller. has returned from visiting in
Millv'lle, Moretown mad Panama City.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Donaldson, who have
been visiting their son, have con-
tinued their trip to Chipley. From
there they will return to their homo
a Gull Point.
Mr.. w. H. Daniel of Chipley, was or
our streets Friday.
Mr.. ". ]. Hughes who has been run
ming the hotel San Gala for the pas;
SIX months, died, Tuesday night The
body was shipped to Georgia for in
terment
The ball game Monday was three
to six in favor of Portland.
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CARYVILLE.

Caryville, Aug. 2s.-Hon. z. Amos
state auditor was in CaryvilIe a few
hours last Tuesday enroute to Yer
non on business connected with his Of
flee.
Pitt Miner manager Of the big COM
nissary for the Henderson, Waits
Lumber Co, has been confined to his
bed for the past day or two with an
attack Of malaria, but is improving.
Henderson-W Waits Lumber Co, with
T. a. Gaskin as manager are still
pushing things around the big saw
mill plant at Caryville as well as their
extensive turpentine interests near
here.
Mrs. Louisa Charles wife of Judge L.
L. Charles has been spending a week
with relatives at DeFuniak Springs but
has returned TO her home in Caryville.
Articles of incorporation for a
municipality enbodying the lands of
Henderson-W Waits Lbr. Co. and the r.
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McDAVID.

McDavid, Aug. 29-The rainy wealth
socially in McDavid. The mills are
closed down and that awful cry "the
panic is on" is heard, but we feel we
are still on the map.
Miss Bette Bell OF Brewton, Ala.
has returned TO her home after a few
days visit to her sister Mrs ]. 2.
Parker.
Miss Bessie Nicholson left few
days ago to visit friends and rela-
tives in Alabama. She will be gone
several weeks.
Miss Bessie Bowman made a flying
trip to Flomaton last week.
Miss Inez Walker OF Century, was
a guest Of Miss Beadle Mays last week
Miss Minnie King of Selma. and
Miss Nellie Brewton of Bluff Springs,
spent last week with Miss Ruth Brew
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. ] A. Netles accom-
panied by Miss Emma johnson return
ed to their home in Mobile after a
weeks visit to Mrs. c. Fl. Johnson
Mr.. John Campbell made a flying
trip to Pensacola Wednesday,
Mr.. Floyd Baggett is home on a few
weeks vacation.
Mr. w. p. Champion is visiting rela-
tives in Birmingham, this week
Rev. ~ Baggett of Atnore has been
the guest Of relatives here the past
few days.
Mr. Neil McCaskill Of Bluff Springs.
is frequent caller to our town.
j. r. Parke and daughter accom-
panied by Mrs. Bryant went TO PEN
sacola Tuesday in their automobile
Miss Vivian Hail has returned
home after a two weeks visit to her
friends in Guymann.
Mr.. l.. G. Brewton and daughter,
Ruth spent Thursday in Atnore.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Nicholson were
called to the bed side OF their uncle
who is Yer yill in Evergreen
Mrs. E. w. Sellars and children of
Georgiana, spent Sunday with Mrs.
l.. c. Brewton
The Misses Campbell OF Laurel Hill
is the guests of their uncle and broth
er, Mr.. n. Campbell of this place.
Quite a number Of young people
gathered at the home of Mr. J. E. Bow
mans Wednesday evening where Miss
Eva Bowman entertained in honor OF
the Misses Campbell Many games
were played which had been tastefulIy
selected. Refreshments were served
and all reported most enjoyable eve
ming as they made their departure.
Hay ride picnics over to Chumuck1a
Springs and many other planned and
enjoyed events socially were given in
honor of the visitors.
Last, though not least, the "old
Maids Convention" which was car
ried out at the school house the night
of the goth.
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BAGDAD

Bagdad. Aug 2s-Miss Olive An
dreWs returned to her home in Pen
sacola last week, after a pleasant
visit with friends and relatives in Bag
dad. She was accompanied by Mrs
Bessie Flowers, who will spend several
days in Pensacola before returning to
her home in Montbrook, Fla.
Mr.. Lloyd McDavid and his mother,
of Chumuckla, were the guests Of
Miss Julia Macarthur this week.
Mr.. Fred Newman and family of
Fargo, Ga. are visiting Mrs. New
mans mother, Mrs. D. Allen.
Mr.. F. W. Stevens left Monday on a
business trip to Chicago. Mrs. Stew
ems and daughters, who have spent
several months in Milwaukee, Wis,
will return home with Mr.. Stevens.
Miss Ella Creary Thompson and
Mrs. Kate Perrenot and daughter, Miss
Louise. returned Thursday from
The Cedars," at Mary Esther. where
they spent a delightful week enjoying
the pleasures of this popular resort.
Mr.. c. B. Hamlet and family left
Saturday for a visit to Huntsville,
Ala, Mr.. Hamlet's old home.
Mrs. J. E. Creary returned to Pen
sacola Thursday after a visit to her
brother. Mr.. H. w. Thompson. and
family.
Mr.. H. e. Graham spent several days
with his family here this week, return
ing to Bogalusa, La, Wednesday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A Harter, who were
married August 18th in Pensacola,
have arrived in Bagdad and are at
home to their friends at the residence
of Mr.. S. G. Allen. Mrs Harter be-
fore her marriage, was Miss Eliza
beth Davis, of Brent Fla.
MIR. and Mrs. E. L. Quinn. Of Pitts
field. Maine, were the guests of hon
or at a beautifully appointed dinner,
given Monday night at the Bagdad
Inn. Covers were laid for sixteen,
comprising but a few Of the friends
Mr.. Quinn made while he lived here
Eagdad is one Of the principal points
Of interest to Mr.. and Mrs Quinn on
their honeymoon trip to Socorro, New
Mexico. where Mr. Quinn is to be af
fijlated with the State University.
Following the dinner, Mr.. P. Cow
BIZ oush was excellent host at the
residence of Mr. F. W. Stevens, where
the guests progressed" Cards, music
am dancing were thoroughly enjoyed
refreshments being served before mid
night.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. E. L.
Quinn, Misses Minnie Creary, Olive
Creary. Sadie Turvin, Grace Greene,
Dora White, of Pensacola, Annette Sim
dorf, Vashti; Messrs. NJ. NJ. Glasgow.
Dr. ]. B. Turner, P. Cowbrough, A.
u. Tomasello, r. E. Bloomfield, G. H.
OVerman. W. r. Sendelbach.
Miss Tennia Watson of Mobile is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Burke,
mere.
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MISS BEATTY ENTERTAINED
ON MONDAY NIGHT,

Miss Eulalie Beatty delightfully."- en-
tertained at her home on Eleventh
street Monday night.
Her guests were: Misses Surline
Burks, Eloise Tervin, Bessie Eervin,
Roberta ellis. Kate White, Gertrude
Simons. Elsie Mcconnell, Made Knox
ellis. Maude Chapman, Mamie Pearl
Caution, Leola Parrett, Myrtle CHS
holm. Blannie Warren; Messrs. Klien
Mcdonald. John Mitchell, Everett Nc
Kinnon, Randall Hughes, Auden Sta
pleton, Herman Stapleton. Clifford
Meigs. Marvel Warren, Willie Tillis,
Billie Berg, Walter Cats, Charles eau
thon, Oliver Garrett.
The evening was spent with music
and games. Dainty refreshments were
served, and at q late hour the guests
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-08-30
Work of Woman's Relief Association

Work of the Woman's Relief Asso-
'iation during the month of August:
Groceries given to nine families,
amounting in cash to $62.40.
Relief has that way been extended to
~ people in all during the month.
In case of Mrs. Sander the nurse
is still kept on duty at $500 per week.
$500 per week is still being given to
the Hill family in groceries. The last
report | had from that family is to the
effect that they are all well again ex-
rept the mother and she is mending
every day.
Your agent has given fourteen
pieces of children's clothing away to
three different families, all within the
city
Total amount of money spent for
groceries, $62.40.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT IN FRENCH
FOR BOOK RECEIVED.

c. F. Geek, Jr., has presented to the
public library of Pensacola a copy of
his comprehensive and we'll written
French work, Louis De Boissy, which
was acknowledged by the following:
Mr.. c. F. Geek. Jr., B. A. La Biblio-
theQue Publique vons remercie pour
Ia copie de votre 1ivre magnifque qui
vous fat tant d honneur, honneur
partage par toute la Vile qui vons
on naitre.
Agriez, Monsieur, Passurance de nos
sinciere remeictements ct votre con-
siderations distinguie
Translation.
The Public Library thanks you for
the copy of your splendid book in
which you did yourself such great
honor. an honor shared by the entire
city Of your birth. Allow. sir. the as
surance Of our sincere thanks for your
distinguished consideration.
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A PORTRAIT FROM
THE PAST.

A portrait Of Frederick Eilleroy
Streeter, commander of the Depart
ment Of Connecticut and also COM
mander of Post IL, G. A r., New
Britain, Conn, was received by DR..
W. j. Benin, last Thursday, bringing
with it flood of most pleasant memo
ries ,as Mr.. Streeter is the man from
whom DR.. and Mrs. Benn took their
first lessons in voice culture when
they were children and had never met.
Mr.. Streeter has been appointed aid
de camp on the staff of Washington
Gardner, commander in chief of the
G. A. R, and will be in attendance at
the encampment which is to be held
in Detroit during this week
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GENERALIZATION ON SAFETY
OF Mr.. AND MRS, DUSENBURY.

Many friends throughout the south
have learned with the most sincere
interest of the safety Of Mr. and Mrs.
J. F. Dusenbury, who have been travel
ing for several months in Europe, and
were not heard from for some weeks
after war was declared.
Just before the hostilities were
commenced, this department received
a friendly message from Mrs. Dusen-
bury, announcing a pleasant visit In
London and giving Paris the next
destination. It is with sincere pleas
ure that news is received of the safety
of herself and husband
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THE COTTAGE NEAR THE BAY.

CThis little poem is written by
Warrington lady, and will be read
with much interestD
\ snug little cottage sits fronting the
bay.
Where the sun peeps over the sand
hill each day.
And around it the aeroplanes are at
play,
Above the ships in the beautiful bay.
.,bout it's white porches it's honey
suckles cling,
And the odor of their blossoms per-
fume the air,
With the soft welcome breeze the
ferns gently sway.
And nod to the roses that are bloom
ing there.
4 slender pine stands near the front
door steps,
Where the shadow Of it's branches are
seen:
And bounteously scatters its balsam
on high,
From where they gracefully lifted their
fronds to the sky.
And along the bright waters Of the
beautiful bay,
The white gull gaily scars DER the
tide all day,
And the pelican slyly dives for the
fishes that glide.
Where the dark porpoise gambols
about in its play.
At noon tide it glows with the radi-
ance Of day,
When it mirrows the colors that are
in the sky,
But. Oh. where the moonbeams IL
lume the bay,
With its bosom rejecting the glories
on high.
From my home I may wander so far
away.
Where snowdrifts gather and there is
no bay;
But / shall remember no matter where
may be,
OF this beautiful cottage so near the
bay.
In this snug little cottage with friends
living near.
No one knows of the troubles I have
to bear.
With love and sweet music and in
nocent cheer,
i will say good bye to my friends that
are there
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MEETING OF THE
EASTERN STAR.

There will be an interest:~g meeting
OF the Eastern Star at the Masonic
Temple Tuesday evening. Sept first,
celebrating the birth of Robert Morris
founder Of the order
Addresses. poems. music and light
refreshments. Mrs. Benn's Male Quar-
tette will sing during the evening ako
Misses Ellie Wentworth, Lillian Clark,
and Lula Thames, DIR. and Mrs. Benn.
All members of the order are ur-
gently requested to be present. and
all visiting members are cordially in
vited.
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under the management of Miss Ruth
Mcconnell.
Mr. A J. Bolton was a business visi-
tor here last Thursday morning.
Mr. Ford, the Knight of the grip, wa"
here last Thursday in his auto taking
orders for meat and lard
Mr.. ]. j. Ellis accompanied Mr.. j.
R Beard to Det'uniak last Friady aft
ernoon returning that i.islt on the
mail train.
Miss Clara Mcdonald spent last
Sunday with the Masons and reported
fine time.
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EXPECTED FROM SUMNER
NAVAL SCHOOL

Charles E. Coney, who has been at
tending the Culver Summer Naval
School at Culver, Indiana, will arrive
during the week, and will spend the
month of September with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs: Walter E. Coney, at lis
West Strong street.
Mr.. Coney had a very successful
term at Culver, winning several hon
ors for discipline and athletics, as
well as for proficiency in his studies.
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MISS ScARRITT RETURNED
FROM CHICAGO

Miss Cora, Scarritt has returned
from Chicago. where she spent three
weeks with Judge Chas. Goodnow and
family.
Many delightful courtesies were
shown Miss Scarritt during her stay
in the Windy City, and she reports a
most glorious time
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-08-30

Florida Alabama Lumber Co. at No
ma. Fla. Mr.. Day comes among us
well recommended as a citizen and a
competent business man. He is ex-
pectinS his family to arrive on the
Tarpon Wednesday of this week We
extend to them a most hearty well
come"
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Money paid to nurse, $500.
Value of clothing, $1,000.

Money paid to nurse, $500.
Value of clothing, $1,000.
Total in money value, SS2.40.
Your agent has made SO Gals dur
ing the month and has secured work
for three heads Of families; has also
secured free medical attention for two
old ladies with some chronic disease.
Your agent begs to report that con-
ditions around the city are not i'm
proving, and while your association
is doing a wonderful lot Of good in
helping where help is most needed and
doing it in a businesslike way, there
is still big field for more work If
finances were available.
Respectfully submitted,
H. PAULSEN, Agent.
Visiting committee for September
Mrs. W. J. Forbes, Mrs. r. F. Mitchell,
Mrs. Lep Meyer.
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FOR VISIT TO
HER PARENTS.

Mrs. VIM. A. Moore and children will
leave the first of this week for an
extended visit to her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. NJ. ]. Crockett, Of Sylvester, Ga.
She will be accompanied by her sis
ter, Miss Claude Crockett, who has
spent the past month very pleasantly
in the Deep Water City. Mrs. Moore
is expected to return home during the
latter part Of October.
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POSTPONED PRAISE


The Praise Service under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Benn, which was to have
been given this evening at the Knox
Presbyterian church, has been post
poned until next Sunday evening, Sep
TENDER 6.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-08-30

E. L. McCaskill Land Company have
been posted according to law which
will lmake the town of Caryville a lit
tie city with a mayor and other off,
GERS very soon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-08-30

The Old Standard general STRENGTHENING
tonic GROVES TASTELESS chill
TONIC, drives out Malaria and builds nm
the system. A true tonic and sure An
petizer. For adults and children. soc
1Adw@t
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sparted. All reported a delightful
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-26

August "a Saw Quarantine Lifted Over
Entire State.

Washington. ID. ~. August 2i.-The De-
partment Of Agriculture has given notice
that ina~nuch a. the counties IL Carbon,
Emery and Grand. n She State 81 Utah. are
now free from the disease known A. scabieS
among sheep. the quarantine against these
counties has been lifted. effective August
"a. 1914. This frees the entire State 81
Utah from the quarantine tor sheep
scabies. The only territory remaining un-
der federal quarantine for this disease
consists Of the western portion ~ Cali
iornia. the southeastern portion 81 Colo
RADIO. and the entire State OF Texas.
The result in Utah has been accom-
pli~hcd BY an effective State law passed by
the Utah legislature IN 1913 tor the cradi-
cation IT live stock diseases. and through
active cooperation under that law on the
part OF the State board OK sheep commits
sioners with the United States department
al agriculture. For over twelve years prior
10 the passage Of the law The State and
federal authorities had been working 10
eradicate sheep scah from Utah. but with
unsatisfactory results.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-26

An ordinance amending Serrion Fourth (ffhl
~ an ordinance Tor thr lefsinE and providing
fur thr assessments nni rulirrfinn ~ taxes All
hrtraN thr current expenses uf fhp city uf
brownsville. Texas. fnr thr Improvement Nf
Roads. streets ami bridges nf aniA rity AND fur
INV erection. construction ami purchase uf
puhiic buildings. water works. electric lights.
streets. sewers and other permanent improve
ment~ within thr limits ~ elI riix. for the fiH-
cnl year rf 1919 anh providing rur tx prr rvnt
interest prr Hnnnm nnh N penalty MI trn prr
cent un al delinquent taxes.
Nr III ordained ht fhe fity cuNnrl uf fhu city
w brownsville. Texas. that section ri 4rth tIthp
IL said ahnve styled ordinance shall b. amend
81 a. hereafter read ~ follows. fo-wit:
That An said taxes hereby levied and which
shall hr as~ra4sd anI imposed under and hy
VIRTUE uf thi1 uriinHnt shall WIN paid IVAN ur hI-
frrr thr first tlNri dav nf September. I'M. n.
1914. ami " penalty n ten prr crnfum shall
arcrnr rn the entire amount w al III said taxrs
which are not paid hy the first tfsfl day II
September. a. ~. 1914. together with interest
thereon at fhr rate IA ~ix lrr cent per nnnnm
which HAii penalty nnh interest shall hr rhid
when thr taxes upon which same shall have
accrued nrr pnih.
PASSED at " regular session W.T. thr city cuun-
~. this The iuth day II August. a.. ~. fuff.
iSenlf A.. A. EnOWNE. Mayor.
Crisanto Nillarreai. Secretary. sis loo
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-26
INSURANCE PROvISO
IN WAREHOUSE LAW
TO Be INSISTED ON

Austin. Texas, August 26.-Memlers Of
the State insurance commission declare
they will insist On having 4 proviSo in-
serted IN the proposed bonded warehouse
law being considered By the special scs-
sion 81 the legislature. requiring ware
houses 70 be insured IN exclusively author
lied a. licensed fire insurance companies.
This l. 70 De for the benefit 81 those who
store cotton or ether products in the ware
houses. The commission asserts this will
obviate many complaints received bv them
from persons who insured warehouse con-
tents N companies not licensed To Id bust
ness IN Texas and have had consequent
trouble collecting Tor damage when fire
resulted. Neither the insurance commits
sion nor the commissioner a. banking and
insurance have any control or supervision
over unlicensed companies that have no
permits a. 40 business IN Texas.