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HOUSTON ;POST-DISPATCH: - SUNDAY MORNING v NOVEMBER 9 1 924.
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VIEW OF fflRST UNIT OF HOUSTON TEXTILE
Sbbn;Pkntito-:Operate
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Oil Continuous'.
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l ?Mn cpno esperlmeat the out.
eoa f which will be of vital tapor
' tance to Beast Md Tegea win be
' commenced (bout November SI whea
tbsHouetoa Textile UUle begin oper.
ONLY ONE
Mum
Schedule
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v a Mucaeji. general maaaser
ad treasurer of the orxanlxation. en-
aooneed: Thursday that the flrst anit
! the plant will begin the weaving
oi mm aiaueta oa mat oate. or
shortly aftar.
!. ' "! Tba first unit will cost approxit
t: atly WO000 It cover sis seres.
; 'tuw mui will nuke about wxfW
aira oft blankata annually employing
JOO persons. Tbe company ewni aa
..adjoining 1Q acres upon wbich tba
mo wlirbc ianded if tba expert.
moot prove satisfactory. '
- vi una pinai measuring ioj iex
' by 400 feet li constructed of rein
forced concrete and ateeL Its wall
V Oontalu sections of glass Jiving it
tba appearance of a hothouse. Tail
.afford maximum of sunlight. .
j Ua advantage that tba .Hounnri
vmm
11 wilt bare over those of the New
JCngland State will ba ita continuous
operation-" 'i houra dally -whereas
-. Eastern competitors art oompallad by
hwt to limit tbeir operations to 13
" book The local uC therefore. wUl
'4 worl 110 hour per weak allowing
lot raat periods compared with aa
I Boura for Now jSnglsud mills.--.
'pOtoamalaUalt.
V The Houston mill hoe installed 100
Wide looffli lo a highly aanitary build
t' fag. Other machinery ia of thereto t
j and moat "eSldent type evsral ma-
China making their first appearance
Y at; tbie milt Power ia furnished bv
If tba. Houston Light and Power com
y pany. Being operated by electricity
p atera 'le- not the mesa of overhead
S eeltettjleji and dangaroua gaar
t teceaoary to steam powered machln
an. " ICtch unit of machinery has aa
individual motor. .
r j'After much eoaaMaration It waa
oacidod bj director! of tba mil to
V Ooncaatrate on the wearing of Man-
beta hi the flrat unit. Thexe will be
'' tyrned nut In from Hfl fn M Haalrna
with ebout 12 grades. t
. Tbia mill being the only one) in tba
; South producing blanket ita !output
M aapected to find a ready market
.Dearth oi raw material will nat ham.
' oer ittooneraHnna aa aninvtlmaa han.
ti la tba Eaat. Texai being one
of th principal cotto raising States
? and Houitoa baiiig the biggaat ipot
' gtarket ia the world inppliea of raw
: product will ba available from local
f. atorehouwt at all aaaion of the
year. This precludea another problem
'"peculiar to Eaatern mill. Heavy
V auppliea entailing tba freezing of
aonaiderible financCB. will not have
.to be purchased in advance to inaure
Continuous operation of the plant.
' i Mitchell Given Praise.
: Tbe Chamber of Commerce is loud
' : fa ita praiae of the work done by Mr.
llitcbell in inatalling the mill in rec-
ard time. A it waa inatrnmental in
bringing tba project bare It ia watch
i ng developmenta day by day with
keen Intareat. It waa a tenstrike by
' tba chamber and ba caused much
" Creditable comment elsewhere.
' Iff. Mitchell fa eminently fitted to
' aenduot tha enterprise having spent
; II year ia Wrecilna tba operations
of tax til plaato in New England and
V abroad. Ha 1 ably aaaiated by Parker
Tuck superintendent.
Mr. Tuck baa a remarkable fount
of iniomatioji an textile plants and
( Thuraday deeiarad that ha would we.
coma viaitore te tha plant out on Eaat
Montremtry road aa aoon aa opera-
tiona becbtt
tie
has personally
fad
ut1
inected rrtrf oleco of machinery nm
into tba mill and makes romance out
of what might appear to the layman
to be a rutuer prosaic industry.
A new town la destined to spring
ap around the plant. Already a half
doaeo cottagea and a brick store
building have been erected near
' tha institution. Aa tha plant la en-
larged attracting additional worker
it la believed that an Industrial sub-
urb of considerable diattaaioaa will
grow there.
Transportation facilities for work-
era ia a problem over which tha com-
pany baa spent noma worry hut It la
aow understood that tbe itreet car
anmpany is to run busses to tha plant.
Postal Employes
Fined for Abuse
Of Straw Votes
Automated 4resa.)
WASHINGTON. Nov. 8. Thirty
postal employe' in 16 citiea have been
fonnd guilty of having mistreated mail
recently by taking tbe ballota of a
nreaidoutial straw vote poll from nn-
deliverable envelope and voting the
ballot taemaeive.
PoKtmatter Geatrat New ia aa-
aounrini Saturday that tba offender
bad been dixciplined by reducing their
aauaries iui hn ta w
'i arettv evenly dUtrlbnted among the
'.r partisniis of at least four candidates
i tar the nresidencv. He did not make
known tbe citiea ia which employee
vera implicated. Each loatance re-
ported wis thoroughly Investigated by
puapectort.
Chief Rescued From
3 Kentucky Fire Trap
(Associated Preaa.)
' ' ASnUND Ky4 Nev. . A 150-
0OO fire bad early Saturday impris-
oned fire Chief Henaley and bta oam-
tn in nutnllarf alavatar tar halt
V aa hour and forced all gueata of tba
r i Hotel Meade to leave their rooma fa
tba bltina coM of early meralng. No
was fnjuted.
Chief Henaley and aa elevator boy
Went to lu oaavmoat w av eurniua
f it W..11JU. nlw ta fiad tkalr eaaa atuok
rwiwi j : - - -.
wkan they attempted ta reach
tbe
prroot level. Viremea chopped threagh
'V tbe top 61 me arap aner-weramg paw
aa baur in danne mok. Mayo'a rea-
t Unrant. where tbe fire waa dlscov-
. r' araH an seriously damaced by fire.
fV. orator and nwk. aad the rear of the
' - .Mai war badly burned.
Taber Gett Boost at
" AV: WallAaa'ai fiuccMifrr
Wallace Success
OOMJMBUS. Ohio. Nov. f-fThe
seeutjT eoaamlttee oi the Ohio Rtata
mum at a meetlnt here Batarday.
'' ;'; mum at a meetlnt here Batarday.
5- adopted a reaorutioa aeklnfjpraaidant
h' OiSidg to appoint ? J. Tabor -aa-
rieaaU master of tha grange aacra
5Tt
' tary at igrlenltura ta auoceed tha lata
S " .aajreiary vfiMace.
RAIN AT f0T WORTH.
U'i -vp. WORTH. Tax a. Noo. I.
jftahi baaTy aaded ta tWa section feU
'-7. i-riday night aad
- ' Tba Braelplsato i
rrtdayaigna aaa awniroav awranig.
so ueaaiea va carea-
fowrths of 9 1&w.rrtr?-l
r i irs
Mri. Mary T Nartea (above)
daateeratla wat af daraay City N.J.
la tha flrat woman ta reareeeafaa
Kaatara Sfata la eaaira aad tha
aaiy wamaa alaotaa to taa aaw aaa
raaa .
Fewer Cast Ballots in
Proportion! to Eli-
gibles (United Praaa)
WASHINGTON. Nov. 8. The aa-
tionwide "get out tbe vote" campaign
carried on by hundreda ofrivic or-
ganisations before the election ap-
parently waa fruitless and an investl-
Ellon under tba direction of John
lya Hammond baa been launched by
tha National Civic federation to find
out why.
According to tbe federation's fit-
Lures a proportionately smaller num.
(ber of these! eligible to Vote went to
the poll tbia) year than in ltCJU. week
only 49 per cent availed themselves of
Che suffrage privilege.
Out of more than 60000000 citi-
zen of voting age this year slightly
leoa than 30.000.000 voted as com-
pared to 27000.000 out of more than
54000000 eligible in 1920.
''Had it not been for the work of
the many Interested organizations
hundred of thousands if not millions
would not have voted and there would
have been a bigger slump in the vote
than there was" Ralph M. Easley.
chairman of the executive council of
the federation asM Saturday. "Tha
question ia. 'Why did not all tboHe who
voted hi 1920 barring changes and
death vote In 1934?' To find out
John Hays Hammond who is chair-
man of the committee on political ed-
ucation. Ja sending out a questionnaire
to all organisation which were active
in tbe ret-out-tbe-vot campaign ask-
ing ' them - to canvass enough of tbe
stay-at-home voter in their effort to
get a line on tbe reasons in order
that a vocational work may be begun."
Of tbe effort to g?t out tbe vote
thjs year Easley said:
"Carrying out this task it ia safe
to say that about everything wa done
that anybody could think of using the
movie the radios the telephones the
press the show window ringing Jralls
blowing wbutiea and sirena and put-
log sticker on automobile milk bot-
tles getting department stores to give
apace in advertisements and so forth.
And then what happened? Was it a
tragedy or a farce; it may ba either
but tbe discovery a discovery that ia
very disquieting shocking that the
American vote wbich baa declined
progressively ince 1888 in. national
campaigns waa only partially checked
iq the recent election despite the
work done by public-spirited organi-
sations." Smoking Banned
By New Conquerors
Of.MoslemCity
CAIRO Nov. 9. (Jewish Tele-
fraphic Agency.) There will be no
urther smoking in Mecca the Moslem
holy city now that Mecca is under
fthe reign of the Moslem puritans tba
Wahabi".
The WahaMa have aelsed 100000
aarfhilie and burned them on an
aato-da-fo in the baaaar of Meora
according to a report received here
Haroralay.
They nave also prohibited Importa-
tion of tobacco rolled or manufac-
tured; dgarettea or cigar within tha
limit of tha Holy City.
According to the doctrine of the
Wahabis tbe puritan sect of the Mos-
lem faith smoking ia aa great a sin
aa dripking.
Constable Electa
Self Unanimously
' MUSKOGEE. Okhu. Nov. 8.-C. B.
price unanimously elected himself
constable . of Harria township em-
bracing aa outlying district of Mus-
kogee It waa discovered' Saturday
when election ratnrna of Tuesday
were aaavaeeed. .
Price took advantage of tbe fact
there ware ao candidate printed on
tba ballot aad wrote hie name ia.
Thar war no other vote. Ha waa
given a oartincate of election.
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Bride of Day
Kttti Self as
Hub Buys Gift
OAKLAND CaL Nev I
Whn bar baobaad wf eat
bryiaa bar a waddle araaaat
. Mra Alloa Joeeak a brld af a
day aamaitttad ' aalohfa by
ITtaklai pallia
Ralathraa af tba wamaa ba
ava aba wai deiaaadaat aver
tba daatb af bar tint kaibaad
viral month age. and ava
Ibb) a tba raataa far tha aat
"a
'laWrWto vliw' T tM'a)wVHWai Taattlla MIII'flra'iMit aioJifwrHl llii'lM'Hma)af iim$ Mavwnbajr tl. ; Tfa bulldlnj aeeuplea li alta 188 faat by 400 faat land la oanatrueted af reinforced aorh-t
erata etaal nd flaaa. Praaant apaclfleatlona af tha plant aaver abaut alx aaraa. .1 ha picture abava tha raaf appaara ta ba curved. Thla la dua o tha parapactlva required to reproduce big panoramic vlewa.
BOO!! HITS
Buying Orders Are
Sending Prices
Higher
(United Praaa.)
NEW XOKK. Not. SV-A pot
leotion inveatmeat and ipaculativa
boom continued unabated ia Wall
street ttaturday and market esparto
predict next week will ae three aad
four million abari daya..
Under as avalancha of buying or-
dera from all. parte of tba United
ttutes showing that tbe general ub-
lie ia in the market broker twin
died close upon a million and a half
shares of speculative stocks during
two houra of trading thia morning.
That the boom ia in inveetmeata
aa well waa evidenced by tha fact that
more than $13000000 wortb of boada
were bought.
The market fairly boiled aa they aay
In tha treet and rail and leading
Industrial showed gains of from 1 to
3 points. Individual aalaa of 8000
share war not uncommon and the
ticker ran bait an hour overtime
recording the doing of tba busiest
market in five years.
Half aa hour after thi market
opened at 10 a. m. 20 railroad atocka
were In new high ground for tba year.
Leading lnduatriala ware not far be-
hind. '
t United States Steel went to 1131-2.
np 0-8. Stock market officials do
dared the public is entering into the
trading more than in year. PoealbUl-
tiea n rail atocas w tn danger oj
anti-railroad legislation by congress
apparently removed by tbe republican
majority seemed to have caught th
public imagination. There were aoma
scenes on Wall Street Saturday in
the feverish flurry of bnying that re
called tba wild inflationary are of
1019 and 1920.
Additional clerk were rushed Into
service) by stock exchange bonsee
while bond brokers were hard put
to handle tbe volume of business.
Nearlv t2fi.000.000 la bonds ware
bought Friday and more than half
that number In two hour Satur
day.
President Givqs
Frank W. Stearns
Birthday Party
(United Praaa.)
WASHINGTON. Nov. . Prarideat
Cool! 'je gave birthi . arty aboard
th presidential yacl t Mfiyflower tor
hie old friend. Frank W. Stearns Bat-
urdav nixht. Stearns wa 08 years
old Saturday and tbe celebration of
the blrlhdnv from his point or view
waa a celebration of the recent elec-
tion. . ...
President Ooolldge Mrs. Uooldlge.
Mra. Stearna and her grandson. Silas
Htrawn of Chicago and Mrs. Oelaer
tbe close friend of the Coolldgee were
members of the party aboard tba ves-
sel. The president planned to cruise
down the Potomac returning Monday
morning.
Motion nlctnre reel ahowlnc elec
tion event were taken aloag for
showing tonight Tha outing on tbe
Mayflower thia week may be one of
tbe last trips or tne year. Asia irotn
mornlae and avenlna walk tba 'Poto
mac cruise are pracucaiiy tne oniy
diveraions tba president baa allowed
himself sine Dtmg ia emee.
Whole Family of
Children Adopted
CTTTOAGO. Nov. I. lira. lohn
Redmond and her bnabind af Syea-
nere. III.. Saturday adopted four chil
dren of ber friend Mrs. Lena Ward
who died two years ago shortly after
tba birth of the youngest child. Ia
ddentallv tha adoption of four chll
dren at one time set a record ia tba
Cook county court.
Tba children are Robert J- Tt
George W 5; Mary P. 8 aad John
r. Ward. 8
The father William P. Ward Hv-
ing in Chicago odhaentad ta tha adop
tioa.
Davis Will Study
South American Plan
NEW YORK Nov. 8. Jame X
Devi. Mcretiry of labor sailed Sat
urday on the Soothers Cross for
Sooth America ta atudy methods of
handling immigranta.
'He
laauea a atstemeat suggesting
that eoacreM in its next leealen woul
Hd
amend tne Immigration law to provide
for admitting Hn
famiUea aa uetta.
NEQROEt INDI6TSD.
OJUNQE Texas Nov. 8 Indict-
menti were returned by tba grand
jury Friday in Ita week-end report
against Amos Clay and Frank Terrell
negro who were charted with manu-
facturing intoxicating liquor. These
tared la the act of manufacturing
liquor m a nunc nous at ucoo by
Seputy Sheriffs W. O. Wood and
alt Lambrlgbt sbout SO daya ago.
Thaae a well aa all other
crimWal caaea ar aet (or trial oa
WAU STREET
May t9Tsaaar ak '
Leeeeeeeeeeeeeeooeeeeeeeeee'
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Three entertainers In tha "Ravua of
BOBBED-HAIR AND BARBER SHOTS
SAID TO BE DEMORALIZING GIRLS
(United Newa.)
NEW TOOK. Nov. a The wom
an' bureau of tbe New York Police
department na just awaaeuea vt
several aurprising facta.
One of them ia that the bobbed
hair fad Is in many case proving a
demoralising factor in tbe life of ib
flapper.
The basher shon which I now ev
ery (rfrl' well aa every aian'a Is
provipa w m a rviTuiuu auiiiuu v.
manv flirtatious which in the eyes
of the women's bureau at least com
to no good end.
Not only this aceordina to Mrs
Alary Humllton director of tbe bu
reau but It develop tnat tut emanci-
pation of womanhood had been ac-
complished so extensively that little
girls from 10 to 13 years of age are
caddying oq the golf courses racklug
the ball In pool parlor and setting
up the pin In bowling alley. Ad
vertisemant for such girl are oven
being carried in tbe newspaper ac-
cording to Mra. Hamilton.
So many complaint have been re-
ceived from mother and etbera a
to the disastrous effects of the low
contact established by the embryo
flapper In these places tbet the bu-
reau la determined to put a atop ta
the practice of employing glrla of ten-
der yeara in tough places.
Mr. Hamilton has just announced
establishment of an information head-
quarter in each borough of Greater
New York where women and girl
will b sdvlsed about almost anything
they want to know. These bureaus
will answer such questions as what
to do until tbe doctor come whit
to do with the servant who develop I
contagious disease what to do when
tbe ice man get fresh how to keep
one' daughter on the right path how
to get backapn the right path after
atraying off and who to call up when
the Tight go out.
"We are recelvlnc thousand of
complaints from all parte of the
country" explained Mrs. Hamilton
"Thv seem to be almost wholly sbout
moral questions. The social evil con-'
Break a Cold Right Up with
'Tape's Cold Compound"
Instant Relief! Don't stay stuffed-
npl Take 'll'ape' Cold Compound"
every two hour until three doses r
taken. The first dose opens clogged.
up nostrils and air passages of bead;
stops nose running i relieves headache
duilneaa ferlshna. sneezing. The
secoad and third desfo ail brtik
SALESMEN TO PRESENT
seeaeaeeeesaesaeeees
Bavuei" lft to right Mary Walker
tinues rampant. It msy not have
Increased but It I present ia a much
more insidious form. Tbe old sys-
tem of prostitution through solicita-
tion seem to have gone. Tba thing
i much more subtU now.
"Girls of 12 and 13 are wearlag Qk
stockings to school. All the high
school girls have to have tbem and
since tb flrat few rases were brought
to our attention that tbe practice of
putting little girl to work ia bowling
alleya. pool rooms and gnlf courses In
actually quit general. Mother com-
plain that their girls ar going to
thaae places .direct from achool in-
stead of coming home."
Tb barber shops Mrs. Hamilton
believes are tbe worst "recruiting
stations" for tha rievwed form of
social Iniquity.
Another problem aba aaid wai tba
employment of glrla si extras in
movie studio.
"Protection of women and glrla
without publldty ia the aim of the
bureau" Mra. Hamilton aaid. "It ia
sot our business to arrest There
are enough policemen for that. We
will aid by eocia! education and help
others to fight their battles with
sympathetic aadaratandlag."
Former Houatonian
Diet in Atlanta
Word waa received here Riturdiy
of the death In Atlanta Oa. pa Oc-
tober 31 of Bamuel W. Martin for-
merly of Houston. The causa of bla
death waa not give.
Mr. Martin wa forrarlv connected
with the cotton firm of Alexander
Spruot at Son and wa wall know
here. He left nonito six yeara ago
to eater tba cettoa business ia At-
lanta where ha ba resided since.
He Is survived by hi wlf and on
even It seema many girl in grammar
school Where do they get thaw?"
"New Job for girls are being open-
ed alt the tlma. We have learned.
up thi eold completely aad and aH
grippe misery.
uPP'a Cold Compound" i tb
quickest surest relief knows and
costs oaty tblrty-flv cents at drug
stores. Tastes sic. Contaioa aa
sjoislae la 1st ansa papa's.
'REVUE'
ieeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Mary Parfcar and kathrtna Walker.
W.J.MUburnin
Bad With Antl
Saloon League
(Post-Plspatch Special.)
AUSTIN Texaa. Nov. 8.-The Na-
tional Anti-Saloon league waa asked
to demand tha rtsiguatioa of W. J.
Mllburu of Austin member of the
national board of directors. In a reso-
lution adopted by tbe Anti-Saloon
league managers tt Dallas according
to minute oi ta seaaioo received
here Saturday.
The resolution declared Mllburu out
of harmony with tha purpoaea and
policies of the Anti-Saloon league and
"In using bla Influence as a member
of the committee to promote interests
of a movement wltb which the Anti-'
Saloon league ba no connection."
The Texaa league re-elected Rev.
At Ileus Webb is State supsrlnteudeat
for his seventh term.
Snow Is General in
Northwest Region
HELENA. Mont. Nov. & Snow
was general in Southweatera Moa-
tana Friday ulght aad early Saturday
morning from one to two Inebee fall-
ing in the Yllowton park aeotion
nd ia tbl district. Although th
storm appeared to be owe ping north-
ward across the entire weitara part
of tb Stat early thia morning skies
were clearing Saturday. Tempera-
tures were well below (retain- with
little indication of further precipita-
tion. fyni l? fWj'
il ri
asUsssvalisaiMsi
Hours DaUy. 8 A M. to 6
Sunday by Appolntroarit
Submission of
To Voters
Reinstate
By 8. RAYMOND BROOK
8taff Cerreepeaaeat.
AUSTIN Texas. Nov. S.-Jlm Far-
gnapn'a political Ufa has aplit Into
throe" distinct periods victory and
office holding smpeachmtnt and the
fight to overcome It and return to
power. Tbe second phsse ws closed
with tbe election Tuesday assuming
Mrs. Ferguson's majority will stand
and Ferauson enters upon the third
period-rfrom vindication oa out
Will bl public career a la the
case of moot picturesque romancea
of real life esse oil into the "desue-
tude1' of the commonplace!
Muny of bla friend and hie former
foe alike think ao. Tbey beliive that
with tbe return of tha Fergusons to
public approval and public office bis
future career will lack both tbe me-
teoric and tba gpectstcular hod that
"Ferguaonism" one of the bitter is-
sues in Ttxas for over vn yrsri
will die like "Baileyism" in Texaa.
The probable course of Fargnson'a
immediate future It la aaid ia that
assuming the vote in the primariea
and general election is a wish of too
people to vindlcst Ferguson from
the senate conviction on of the first
thing undertaken in the new legisla-
ture will be to expunge tb record of
the Ferguson vote of impeachment la
tbe Texaa senate of 1017.
That record waa expunged for the
bare apace of five minutes lsst year
when Archie Psrr happened to be
presiding over the senate and a mo;
tion was declared by him carried to
that effect but Lieutenant Governor
T. W. Davidson returned the ehelr.
and the senate (truck out It newly
mid record and nothing of tha ex-
punging vote appeared In ita proceed-
ings. It I slid that the legislature bar-
ing visited tbe penalty on Ferguson of
declaring blm Ineligible to hold public
office it can not now remove that
diaablllty. That the constitution ex-
cludes 'impeachment from the list of
Mother!
Give Bilious Constipated Child
aCaliiWnia Fig Syrup- :
Hurry Mother! A teaspoonful of
"California Fig Syrup" now wU
sweeten tbe etomach and thoroughly
clean the tittle bowels sod iu a lew
hours you have a well playful ciild
again. Evaa if cross feverish bilious
constipated or full of cold children
love the pleasant taste of this geptle
harmless laxative. It nevur cramps or
If Your Teeth Art Not What They Should Be
you Should Consult a Dental Specialist -
Reliable Dentistry
My success is built on expert service reasonable prices '
and satisfied patrona cardinal prinoiplaa that insure .(
me the respect and patronage of thousands through- -;
out titii section.
Bridge Work 14 Up Examiaatlaa Frew .
Set of Teeth f? Up Gold Crowna J
That Fit aJJ That Please aj ..
Taeth Filled To Suy Filled tl Up
Out of town people consult an at awe aa arrival
la th city la many iastaneee tb work en be ottsa '
ut you can return easno day.. '
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Jim Fergusoffi
fi'
conviction which ' t go
nardnn. anil fsila Ia riv
governor max
;lve sny oine
Will 11 Vf UVUJ IMC jIM.ll vw i wuwn
such disability. 4 ; '
That a constitution!- smendmsnal . '
will be proposed authorising the legisi
tature under such circumstance a--'.;'
will cover tbe Ferguson hnpeaebmeatt
to remove disabilities from aa in! " I
peached official ia already being 4ia '
cussed ill legislative circle. -
Such proposed amendment woulda . '
I five a direct test of Ferguson' foli"!
owing In the house and senate it ia " .
aid and Wrbatever campaign thorax '
micht be over it sdoptlon would baa. -buut
wholly sround Ferguson's await
ease. . J 5
It I claimed that if inch aa smeasVal . -mcnt
wa- lubmitted Frgusot
frienda would vote for It ia narly
tbe same ratio that they supported ? ?
Mra. Ferguson In the general election' '" : .
while it waa doubted that oppoaUioftd
would become very strong through
tbe apathy of voter. - to -
Submission of an am end ma nt woolaVj ' '
require only a majority of th ots.;
of both bouaea. - tK t
am . " -" . fa. ag
Unitarians to Mett
In Cathedrtd Hm ?
Oommandng next Bnnday NemsfJ ''
ber 16 Ue First Unitarian cburob wtM "
viva a aartaa of anadal eantaaa a tha i.
Scottish Rite Cathedral hall rot
avenue and .Caroline street moving
temporarily from tbl Unitariaa aaridT
souse at Bagoy and Avonaaie street
J. H. Peardon will hav tour ap
ciai auojects appeauag parucniariy
all Ubensi minded reOgiona think
Member of the Unitarian .aad Vi
venal churches are invited.
The officer of tb Laymen's lea jrof
of the Unitarian church are providin
special music Including double u!fo
tetto from the Circle H Qiao olub aa;
special instrumental mume
The young ladies of th TJail
congregation wiu act as uasert
HARMLESS LAXATTVtj
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aaAthlna nrnaa. J . " :
Tell your druggist yo waat Uyv.-
tlta nnlna ttllfnrnta Via tlwvfin' -.'
which has directlona for babies and -; '
children of all agea printed oa bottle
aiotair you must aay uauionua
Kef use soy imitation. I
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