Arizona republican., 1919-09-29
RETURN FROM LONG
 INTERESTING TRIP
 THROUGH THE EAST

MT. and Mrs. Barnett E. Marks and their sons Harold and Royal returned Friday from an extended and interest ing summer vacation which took them through the eastern states and a part of Canada. Besides visiting relatives in Chicago, Detroit, Philadelphia, points in Connecticut and in Canada, MT. Marks represented the Fraternal Brotherhood of which he is a supreme trustee, at the national fraternal con- gress held in Detroit August 26 to 29. At this congress delegates represent ing nearly eight millions of people were gathered and practically every phase of life, health and accident in surance business as carried on by fraternal orders came up for consid- eration.
 From Detroit, MT. and Mrs. Marks went to Boston where MT. Marks at tended the eleventh annual meeting of the institute of criminal law and crim- inology as a delegate from Arizona under appointment of Governor Camp bell. Judge Max Pan of Chicago, pre- sided at the meetings of the institute, which were held at the Boston univer- sity and which were attended by a large number of the leading workers and writers of the nation who deal with the problems affecting juvenile offenders, prison reform, feeble minded criminals, physiciatric research and kindred subjects.
 At one of the sessions, MT. Marks said, some prominent Ohio judge read a paper on the administration of the l if1VpnilQ 1axu in, ha nf iat, I,< attacked the manner in which the law was being administered by the judges of many of the states and laid specia stress on the judges of the southwest ern states. When that paper came uI for discussion, MT. Marks reports tha, he informed the convention that, in. solar as Arizona might be included il the southwestern states, the juvenile was being fairly and intelligently .ad. ministered by the judges of Arizona and our judges felt a special responsi bility when dealing with juvenile of lenders, and also that Arizona could boast of very advanced legislation or the subjects fostered by the institute
 While in Boston, MT. Marks also at tended the American Bar association meeting which was held September 3 ! ohh U do a OtiC6dle Iu6 All zona Bar association. Former stat senator Rutherford of Jerome, also at tended from Arizona This meetinj was most interesting in many respects Addresses were delivered by Secretar, of State, Lansing, Judge E. H. Gar, of the United States Steel corporation former senator, Elihu Root of Nev York; Federal Judge Page of Illinois the president of the association, ant others.
 One of the most important matter : to come before the association thi year was the adoption of a new consti tuition. Aside from the banquet a which Chief Justice White of tn United States supreme court and LOT Findlay of England delivered addresse the interesting feature was an excur sion to Plymouth, where the famou Plymouth Rock and other points o historic interest were visited.
 After covering the historic points i, and about Boston, the Marks went t Connecticut where they visited rela : tives in Hartford, New Haven an Waterbury. In speaking of their visi to Waterbury, MT. Marks said tha though it was a city three times a large as Phoenix, it's school building nor its stores could not be compare with ours and there are nearly thre times as many automobiles here a there
 The next stop was New York, wher they were just in time to take part i the celebration in honor of Genera Pershing and were enabled to view tn parade from their window. It too over five hours for the parade to pas given point and hundreds of thou sands never left their vantage poin for a minute. The one person wh seemed to attract the most attention next to General Pershing, was Cardins Mercier of Belgium, who was given
 place of honor in the reviewing stand
 In New York, MT. and Mrs. Mark enjoyed seeing a number of Phoeni people among them being Abe KorricI MT. Davis of the Arizona Fire Insur ance company, Robert Beardsle, Ralph Cameron and. the Shurtleff fam fly, who now make their home in Ne- York, and W.L. Bristol. formerly con nected with an insurance compan here, but who was on his way t Europe to fill a theatrical engage ment.
 In Washington, MT. and Mrs. Mark found the Pershing reception in flu swing. If anything, Washington out did New York in honoring the genera and the first division. The populac was out en masse and shouted itseI hoarse along the entire line of marcl