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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-10
Would save Daylight.

~ tNNfA ' NNNas
rAltiS. june An account oi
the campaign iu ENGLAND 90 save
daylight. and the interest which
other countries are taking in this
subject. we're presented iu reports
90 the International Congress Of
Chamber OF commerce here
William Willctt of London report
.rl long iist a. organizations in
England which have passed resolu-
tiou. iu favor OF the bin for daylight
satiue That .u many o.. ls1 hours
OF duy'sBt 9ro iD aIl iuteuts and
purposes, wasted every year is de-
fert Boo our civilization. he assert
cd standard time b. so fixed that
lDr nearly hlf the year the sun
hines for -cvera. hours each day
while $50 are asleep and D. is rapidly
nearing fno horizon when We reach
home after our work O., over
'By simple cNpcdi.ui this may
be- overcome. lf ur will reduce the
length OF one SUNDAY Boo fHc prIng
Dos sixty minutes. Df which up one
would be- consciuus Vr -ulIl have bO
minutes more daylight after q o'clock
on each succeeding dag until au
tumn
DR. Won Bcttlnrrr. o. member of
the Prnssiau House OFF Lords. added
O report on The subject declarlnl
thar the dayligh' saving iHea Has re.
garded with great 8rCY throughout
Europe MANY German Cnam1"rs oi
Commerce were H0rkiHa ln behalf of
thc reform
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ANE|V||.D[IN|I|F..NT |||.[ NJ. FOR
''-'1I CONSTITUTION
ffE To CONSiD.
RULES COMMIN'S REVISED
ER HOBsMI TODAY
PROpOS

Ey Associs,ed Prsps. ,. g.. June g.
WASHINGTON bition through an
Nation vide pro- Federal constltn-
amendment 10 q rcd tomorrow at
tion. will he soR 90. ,nt des
a spocial ~aea m - -.~x-f fiar
s-l-.s--. viu pa.s .eVisod ieso'
luton propo\ed l'da, by represenis-
tive Hooson. TO meet the opposition
to the amendmani which he sub
mitted recently, but was objected
to ON the ground Of It, being "a yio.
latiOn Of State rights As revised
the proposed new article in the Con
8ituation reads. rhe sale, manuiac-
ture for sale. transportation for sale.
importation for sale 0f intoxicating
liquors az beverage or other pur-
poses In the United States aud all
territory suhiec to the iurisdlcation
thereof. Is loroJer prohibited Con
gross or the states within their re
spoctiye jurisdiction. shall have pow
or 10 enforce this article by all meet
fHl legislation
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Cnnahinn Mannlncimcr. Meel

MONTREAL June Several
hundred of fhc foremost representa-
n.c, of fh. industrial Hfe OF the DO.
miuIou filled the assembly room of
'hr Windsor Hotel today when the
annual meeting of the Canadian
Manufacturers Association was call.
sd to order hy President e u. Cor.
DON The con ention will continue
Iu session three DAYS. during which
time u.dc variety OF subjects r..
afne f1 tho welfare of Canadian in.
fH f-fr viii boz discussed The meet.
in. n.l conclude Thursday night
vfh banquet no which Premier
Bofden. Sir Thomas Shaughnessy
uon George b. Foster aud other men
oI national prominence are 90 speak
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-10
TEDDY EATS WITH
KING AND QUEEN
II OiONEL SAID UE HAD BULLY
TINE AND That SPANISH
LANGUAGE BEsT

- Hhf"N'i fH'fN N'HHH
MADRID. Spain. June g.-king
Alfonso and Queen Victoria were
hosts to Theodo,e Roosevelt today
at luncheon ai their summer pal
ace at La Crn Va. forty miles from
Mltria.
a or 10 :" ,eu,sfiad -
the palace Ia avt pinoblies Mans
tied persons attended the luncheon.
On his return. the Colonel declared
In his characteristic manner. that
he had bully time he referred
to Spain in flatteriug terms. aud
asserted that the Spanish lauguagc
would eventually supplant French
In common usage on account of the
development ol South America
Preparations for the wedding Of
Kermit Roosevelt and Miss Willard
have been completed.
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CARRANzA FORCES
MAY PARTICIPATE
DELAY N RECEIVING LEADERS
REPLY AcCOt NTED FOR
~ TELEGRAPH
MUST CEASE FIGHTING
WI u and iiran Optimistic over
aspect For Earl, Settlement
at Difficulties in
Mexico

wv 4.sofiatsd Pres.
WASHINGTON, u. c.. June g.
All Indications tonight, pointed to
participation in the mediation con
ference, by the Constitutionalists.
The delay IN Carranza's reply 10 the
proposal OF the mediators. was ac-
counted for b. telegraphic disturb
ances near Saltilo
Some. close TO Carranza. insisted
that the revolutionary leader would
not consent to an armistice with
Huerta, but might be willing To ac-
quiesce In the peace proposals as re-
laling TO n provisional government
pending o general election, provided
ample representation he given liuer-
tn's opponents Should CarranZa re-
fuse 10 cease hostllitics, It seems
improbable that his representatives
win be- received by the mediation
conference This contingency, how
ever. has failed to affect the Opti-
mism Oi either President Wilson or
Secretary Bryan. az TO the outcome
OF the difficulties This Is accounted
Tor by the suggcs ion. that, whatever
Clrranza'H answer might be-. peace
proposals will be incorporated In the
protocol. The conference viii then
recess aud the United States Govern
mcnt will undertake negotiations
with the Constitu,i0nalists
Following 4 cabinet meeting to-
dag, Secretary OF Commerce Redfield
ordered cargo of ammunition
aboard the liner III sud for Tampico,
held up.
The Antil!a. with cargo OF am
munition FOR Carranza viii be due at
IImpicO tomorrow.
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Suit Agalnsf 4 Il Mnrrln.

NEW HAVEN. Conn June o -
The suit OF Clarence J. Barber
afalnst j. 2. Morgan Naa called for
trial IN the superior court here TODAY
The action involves a question ~ in-
vesiments amoun.in 10 more than
s200. Geo. IN connection With which
allegations OF fraud are made by The
plaintiff.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-10
TOLL B|L ACTION SOON
Senntc E,peet Ia Vote on Measure
within Nsst Few DAYS II W.
Flbusiering
g, Associated ri

%, Associatcd Pti
WASHiNGtV. d G.. juno o
The SeGate miI~hed steadily forward
today toward ial action co.. tlIr bill
rcpealins the Ills exemption clause
boo The Panani Cana act hui the
leaders are "a gilling TO predict q
time for the fe 10 be- taken. Ac-
ton Is eSpscts In few days. how
ever. unless n yllbuster Is startod hv
auti-rep' alersS
senator TIL nan nouucpd that
be- would vote )r repeal onls because
h. felt hat - state party couyeu-
ton ireed hlil from The tolls Joker
in the Baltin re convention. &c.
criticized the president for hriurug
the issue befoe the courfr, lt th..
time thus eillangering the chance.
oi The Demociits IN the couFrcss inu
al elections net fall
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strike In Italy

ROME. italy. June 2 The gener-
al strike prcelaimad Yesterday as
a protest against the repressive mea-
sures taken by the government In
connection With the demonstrations
Al Ancona when seyernl men were
shoi. is gaining In intensity The
resentment OF the workmen was fan
ned TODAY by the killing OF a striker
Al FIorenceo. The government view 3
the movement with anxiety. a. II Is
believed 10 be supper ed by the So
cialists and the Radical party
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BELIEVES CHANCES FOR
SUFFRAGE BISI lAII.
by Associated Press.

CHICAGO. ~. June % Grace
Wilbur Trout. president Of tho iilI
nois Suffrage Association. raId 'u
day that she believed that ihc effort
for the enforcement OF the suffrage
movement stood the best chance u
ever had. by the twelfth u.rlulaI
convention which opens tomorrow
night General Rosalie Jones th'
marching sufiragette Is among the
guests az the convention. aHI Ra'
greeted warmly by the sufiae" Fac
tion.
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BECOMES bride on
NAVAL LII TENANT

NEW YORK. June . Miss Ernes-
tine Van wyok Rhein. daushtcr of
Dr NJ l. Rhein Of this CITY and Lieut.
John Strong Abbott. O.. S s.. we're
married this afternoon in 'ho church
~ the Heavenly Rest Following
the church ceremony there was q re-
ception for the bridal party aud
guests az the Womeus University
Glub
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FIRST SESSION BE1'aHEN
MINERS AND OPERATORS
By Associated Pres

ny Associated Pr,s.
WASHINGTON, u. C., June g.
representative of the miners and
operators involved In the strike In
the Kanawaha cold fields In West
virginia. late tonigt completed their
first Joint session with the commi--
sioners and mediators appointed ny
the Department OF labor. Both sidc'
presented their views. More than
ten thousand miners are on the
strike
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Marlin Elects Teachers

MARLIN. Texas. June With
but one exception. the Marlin school
board has completed the election OF
teachers for the coming year. The
schoastic census report shows 1913
white and 4S9 negro children within
the district.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-10
Iicd Won In rhilndclnhin.

"ffNinI fH i|' "HH
PHILADELPHIA Pa. June . -
Meeting iu Philadelphia Tor the first
time Boo twelve years the State con
trution of fHr Improved order of
Red Men 1ud f.r uDmen's auxiliary
convened fodI. for three days ses-
sion The hIE feature OF the gather
inE Will be- 'rrri parade Of 20 600
members of OIL, order. arrayed IN old
aud modern Indian costumes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-10
HEATENCSES SUFFERING
~ MISSISSIPPI VALLEY

WASHINGTON D. e., June 9.
Intense heat which caused much SUI
torinE On the dcusoly populated dis
tricts. continued today throughout
the country between the Missouri
valley and thc Nlcghouy mountains
Three deaths and % score of proslra.
tions ar' reported from Chicago. as
q result of the temperature of "a
degree other cities reported th,
following temperatures:
Springfield lil 100. Memphis
90. Nashville. 9N. Louisville. gG.
Nflau'ir uoli cities were favored
hr ruoIiLl winds
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-10
NrXpCAN WAR VETERANS
HOLD ANN A. MON


~ Assucihted Irrss
CHLLlCOTIlE. Ohio. June 9--
Less than dozen survivors OF the
Mexican war attended the annual
reunion of the National Association
of Mexican war Veterans, which
,p.ned here today. Captain John
4 Fisher. despite his ninety years,
welcomed the survivors. II were
moi blind" he said. II would offer
NV services In the event of another
war with Mexico My lniirmities are
great but NV love for my country Is
not lessened by age.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-10
LElEE ON COLORADO
YIELDS To FLOOD

~ Associated Press
san BERNARDlNO. Calf June
. The Government leyec. protect
ing the Molave Indian reservation
from the colorado river, broke to
DAY. according TO dispatch from
Needles Floods swept the village
and the Indians fled for their lives
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-10

Special 10 The News
WAXAHAClllE. Tex, June .
Bui slight observance was paid 10
Sunday In the harvest fields of Ellis
county In all the fields where II
was dry enough to enter. binder
was seen In operation.
Both wheat and oats are ripe aud
in many fields the grain is fast fall
ing town Believing more rain
threatening. the farmers placed all
of their cutting machinery in ac-
tion.
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n cantaIourr shipments ucain

BROWNS lille. Texas. June .
Carload shi n ents OF cau,aloupc,
rom this scii1n have begun The
yield Is larr. md th. demand is iu
proport ION.
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\rw Rank Authorized

AUSTIN. Texas. June 9.--Ccrtiii-
cate OF authority to do business In
Texas has been granted the Am
mansvlllc state Bank at Ammans-
Vile In Faycttc County II rs q
guaranty fund hank
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-10
IonN GIHNO\D ISSUES
STlIt WENT ON ii,ISnNEN

DUBLIN. ireland June q Sir
lohu Redmond. leader OF the Irish
Nationalist issued statement To-
night boo which hH cmphatically de-.
uioI tHr reports that the Irish Vol
uutprr m.,wout is hostile 20 the
objects u. HD Irish party.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-10
IkELuCED RATES SECURED
FOR CANADIAN CHATAtQt \


Special 20 The News
CANADIAN, Tex. June 9-The
Santa Fe aud Panhandle Railway
Company has granted reduced rates
for the chautauqua which will be
held In Canadian from July ~ TO ~.
The rates apply from Higgins 10
pampa inclusive and will be on sale
daily. The programs have been re-
ceiyed and are considered fine. The
committees are all hard M work and
the prospects nre splendid for a big
event
'CtI .iIrAr IN SUNDAY
N To SAVE cRDi'S
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pI,INlIEw HAS NEARLY
ONE THOUSAND S'HOLiSTIcS


"TI'IIT 7" NJ ~
pLAINVIEW. Texas. June a.
There are s7l scholastic In the
plainview school district. according
no enumeration OF Supi y " Harri-
.on. who has Just finished taking the
.cholasiic census This Is a material
increase over last year. and c0nsid
erlng the transfers the number Of
srholasiics for next year exceed the
900 mark
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.HiNEST 10 HEGI\ SuON
N HINrHiii cot Nri

NfFf ~ - lNf HfNH
CANADIAN. Tex. June 4.-The
farming SECTIONS of HemphIll coun-
ty received Irp rains ON the lth and
1th of tbp month Wheat viii be-
ready Ior iHo sickle by the 18th.
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LOUISIANA REtI SES
TO RESTORE RNtING


BATON ROuGE, Ia. June o.
The Reiuhardt biz providing for tl.
restoration OF horse racing iu lpuisi
ana, was Killed Ia the House of Rep
resentatiyes today by a vote ot sa 81
so.
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1NNtATHtp


WAsHiNtJON. u. g.. June q
West Texas Pair "wednesday. pre-
cedod by shoIers In Tie extreme vest
portion Wssner IN The extreme vest
portion. Th.rsday. fair.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-05-01
Arkansas Formidable Battleship.

SMITH command Of the Arkansas First
sister ship Of the Wyoming
26OO tons 20O0
used Badgers flagship when the Wyoming
Ia repairs
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PREPARING THE WAY
SUBJECT OF STRONG
EFFORT 0FL|NDGR{M
REVfVALlST STIRS A LARGE All.
DIENCE AT SOUTH coEuM-
BlA METHODIST.
GIVES SOME WHOLESOME ADVICE
Given, to the Church Members and
Objections to Revival Meetings Are
Answered In the Most Forcefui and
Cogent Manner.

A good sized audience for a Mon
day night greeted Evangelist Lind
gren at the South Columbia Metho
list church last night He spoke on
Preparing the Way" dwelling upon
the things Christian people can dc
and must do to make a real revival
possible "You are praying" he said
"or God to bless this community and
save scores of souls and God is pray.
ing for you to make it possible to do
SO. The unconcern on the part of
unsaved people concerning their
souls startles us, but the unconcern
on the part of Christian people about
the unsaved startles God. The indif.
ference on the part of those outside
is but reflection of the Indifference
on the part of those on the inside.
When we become concerned about
them they will become concerned
about themselves"
Following are some of the strong
and pithy points Of Mr.. Lindgren's
sermon:
The Psalmist prayed for a revival
that Gods people might rejoice in
Him. That is sufficient reason to
lead the Christian people to pray for
a revival today. The crowd of pro-
Tossing Christians among the amuse-
ment seekers certainly indicate that
very few find any enjoyment in God.
Many who should be fighting sin
find themselves unable to do so-they
are living in it.
Home religion in the average
church members home today
amounts to very little. We are too
busy chasing dollars and pumping au-
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mot, I believe, intended to prevail as
against the call of your state commit
tee-it is merely an exhibition of zeal
and interest in the coming conven.
tion by those who signed the call.
One or more of the publications re-
ferred to above tends to lead you to
believe that your county committee is
trying to prevent your sending dele
gates to the state convention. This
is an untrue and unjustifiable con-
struction Of their failure to act. The
majority of the committee will, /
think, participate in your mass con-
vention, each as an individual just
like all other members of the conven-
ton.
I think that the action of your COM
mittee in the exercise of its option
to fail to provide plan for the selec-
ton Of delegates, was actuated by a
desire to leave you absolutely free
for action at your mass convention
and determination not to be con-
scripted and have your county ma
chinery confiscated through the rev.
dictionary tactics of the state COM
mittee in undertaking to dictate your
platform.
The democracy of Tennessee may
want to do just what the state COM
mittee's resolutions contemplate, but
it has not selected its executive COM
mittee as a pre-convention platform
committee. Respectfully,
THOMAS H. PEBBLES.
April 25th, 1914.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-05-01
Street, MARTIN & VAUGHAN Co.

tomobile tires to take time to pray.
The card deck has crowded out the
Bible. Many who 60 to church are
strangers to Matthew, Luke and John
but they know High, Low, Jack and
Game.
You don't believe in REVEALS? Yes
you do-in( business, in society, in
everything that lapses into a lethar-
gic condition, except religion. The
deader that gets, the better some
folks like it. Why do believe in re-
vivals? Because of the kind of folks
that don't.
We are getting awfully cold in our
churches these days. There are some
congregations I would like to serve
only in the hottest part of a very hot
summer. / would be sure of two
chills on Sunday and a regular freeze
out on prayer meeting night.
Don't be afraid of getting too en-.
thuSastic in this work. IL had
my choice between zeal without
knowledge and knowledge without
zeal, I would take the former every
time. We can use few people who
are wrong headed in the right direc-
tion.
Be sparing of your criticisms.
once heard of dog that was trained
to pull lawn mower while a boy
guided it. The dog did very we'll but
it would stop and bark at everybody
that passed. It would rather bark
than pull We have some FOLKS in
our churches like that.
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and not to allow the county machin'
cry to be confiscated by the state
committee in trying to dictate the
platform.
His statement is as follows:
To the Democrats Of Maury county:
There has been some publication
in some of the newspapers as to the
selection of delegates to your state
convention. I think most, if not all
of the plan has been published, but
some other things have been published
in connection with this matter that
may confuse you.
Your state committee provided in
its plan that you should have mass
convention in the court house on the
18th day of May to select delegates,
unless your county committee should
provide some method of its own for
the selection of the delegates by
some action on its part, not later
than May 9Th.
It is generally understood that your
county committee will not undertake
to provide for the selection of your
delegates by May 9Th and some mem
bers Of the party, including some
members of your county committee
have supplemented the call Of the
state committee for a mass conven-
ton on the 10th by call of their
own-this call of course is unneces-
sary and cannot supercede and was
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-05-01
MODERN DANCING IS
CAUSE OF DECREASE
IN THEATRE GOING
so SAYS PAUL GILMORE WHO
WAS AT NEW GRAND MONDAY
DAY IN "CAPT. ALVAREZ"
COUNTRY GONE DAFfY ON Them
Does Not Think That Moving Pic
lures Have Interfered So Much, As
the Craze for Them Is Dying Out.
Stars Not Going on Road Now.

Theatrical attendance is falling
off very considerably in this country
From my own experience and from
talking with others in the theatrical
business, believe that it Is due to
the craze over the new dances that
seem to have absolutely taken and
seized this country. There is no
doubt that they have had very deri-
mental effect upon theatrical attend
ance."
This was the substance of CONVEX
sation with Paul Gilmore, who was
at the New Grand Monday evening in
Captain Alvarez" Mr.. Gilmore is a
most charming gentleman personally,
and was very frank to admit that
there was not the attendance at the
aires that there once was.
Some have attributed this de-
crease to moving pictures and other
similar attractions. However, I doubt
whether this is the case. The latter
are losing some of the charm that
they once had. The mobs are not
focking to them that once did. The
people have become surfeited with
the overproduction of them. Fur
thermore, the price at which they
are shown cannot interfere very ma
terially with the theatre. People
are simply tired of the theatre. They
have seen the productions there un-
til they do not care for them as they
used to. They want something more
sensational, something in which they,
too, can take part actively and enjoy.
The theatre is too passive.
IF you will notice, it is very con-
spicuous fact that the big stars are
not going on the road. Many of them
have quit it and are staying in the
larger cities, where they do not have
the expense of travelling. Most of
the companies, finch are on the road,
lose money. To be frank, l have not
played to the houses this year that
once did. This is not because my
show was inferior, for in my opinion
it is the best in which l have ever ap-
peared, but because the people have
become tired and are going to other
places instead. They are dancing at
cabarets, at private residences, at ho-
tells. The craze is sweeping this
country. 1t is not confined to the
young and middle aged, but even to
the old people, fifty and sixty years
old, are seized by it. To it more
than any other cause I attribute the
decline in theatrical attendance"
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PARENTS OF NOTED
ACTRESS DEAD
FATHER AND MOTHER OF MISS
KATHRYN HUTCHINSON PASS
AWAY AT KNOXVILLE.

1t will be a source of much regret
and sorrow in Columbia that the
mother and father of Miss Kathryn
Hutchinson, who played here two or
three times with Paul Gilmore, have
recently died. Their deaths came
within a few hours of each other.
Miss Hutchinson is known to many in
the city, where she made numerous
friends. She is Knoxville girl and
her parents were living there at the
time of their death. Miss Hutchinson
has been playing in stock company
in Philadelphia for the past few
months.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-05-01
ANOTHER TERM FOR
DR.. L. P. BROWN
MAURY COUNTIAN AGAIN NAMED
AS FOOD AND DRUG IN.
SPECTOR.

Special to The Herald.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 2S.-
Gov. Hooper today re-appointed DR..
Lucius P. Brown, Of Maury county,
state pure food and drug inspector.
DR.. Browz has served in this Office
for the past six years, having been
appointed by Gov. Patterson and re.
appointed by Gov. Hooper. His term
is two years, but his recent term ex-
pired last January. He has made a
national reputation for his able and
efficient administration of the duties
of the Office.
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RECEIVES APPROVAL HERE.
People Of Maury County Very Much
Gratified Over the Re-Appoint-
ment of DR.. L. p. Brown.

Maury countians take pardonable
pride in the achievements of DR..
Brown, Of Spring Hill, as an enforcer
of the pure food and drug laws and
the news that he had been re-appoint-
ed was received with much gratifica-
ton In the county. He had strong
endorsement here. He is a son OF
the late Maj. Campbell Brown, of
Ewell Farm, one Of the pioneer breed
ers of fine stock in Tennessee.