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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1907-05-01
DILL. EMERT

FANCY BOOT Il SHOEMAKER,
Shop in Walters building, Cor. Elm
and Walnut streets, Is prepared to do all
kinds of custom work from the finest to
.he coarsest and guarantees his work to
give perfect satisfaction. Prompt atten-
ton given to mending, and prices rea'
sonable.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1907-05-01

nR. j. b. SIGGINS,
~ Physician and Surgeon,
OIL CITY, PA.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-15
.BRAKEMANK|LLEO
IN A WRECK
@. WILLIAMS, EMPLoYE or BIG
-FOUR. NET DEATH NEAR
GRANVILLE JUNCTION.
WELL KNOWN IN CAIRO


A wreck on the Cairo division OF M
Biz Four railroad at GRANVILLE JUNG
don early yesterday morning caused
the death 81 Brakeman q Williams
and the serious injury " Brakeman
Harris
IRAN No ID left Cairo THURSDAY
afternoon IL s1a with Conductor Y
nins and Engineer rat Cannon ah3
Fireman Bafheim ID the can. Loco
nlo ive ID 6iS5 pulled The train
The engine ana AYE CARS weft
threwn from the iraca Brakeman q
Williams vas found dead tnder
car. Brakeman Harris was throw
from d box car and seriously injured
The wreck.ng train from UT. Cur
mel went 10 the wreck.
the cause i'll the wreck could mo-
be aseertained but In investigation
viii ia made
Train Mo. 6 arrived fl Cairo foui
hours and thirty-fre minutes late, ~
result of being de cured ~ aeeoun
If the wreck This train rap iron
Mt. Carmel 10 Princeton oEer fht
southern. from Princeton " hyais
vile over tile Evansville and Terft
Haute. from Evansville 70 GrayYilA'
function over the Illinois Central AM
info Cairo on ils own tracks,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-15

MI otto b. Archibald of Thirty,
Adftb street entertained q number y
aher friends Thursday afternoon IRON
u, q o'clock. A very pleasant AFTER
noon was spent At several coiltes u
sl,rizes were won by Mrs WI Nil'
Mans. MRS. Edward Kelly, MIS- i'ah
4 ,ugan ana MR. James sex,
After the contests reffeahmen N
4 were served.
The guest TILT included the failnW-
\ inr Mesdames James Metz rinleN'
\ Med bennett. Gust Kafel, lohn 81,
hold, j. Il. Lynch Root Greaney, nos
r4owley Werner. George r schoemns'
Edward Kelly, Frank Davidson James
tox. Nicholas Coz, Fred Norman M
III Reiss, George Fischer DAN. ~
gan. oscar johnson VIII Nilllaaasl
Adolph Rees; Miss Eliza0efh = ihss
And Miss Eva Harris.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-15
IS TELEPHONE CO.
A VOTING TRUST
QUESTION TO BE DECIDED BY
JUDGE BUTLER IN coNNEc-
TloN WITH SOUTHERN ILL
NoIs TELEPHONE CO., At
MuRpHYSBoRO

Judge VIM. n. Batter, of Cairo. VIII
be In Murphysboro Friday TO hear 3
trial in which certain stockholders
of the Ohio and Mississippi valley
Telephone company seek 10 repndlats
an agreement said TO have been made
year ago when the company was
formed Of the Carbonate, Anna Mar
ion and Du Quoin telephone.
The Carbonate Free Press states
hat at that time s. per cent OF the
stockholders entered into a voting
trrst agreement" to last ten years
bnt hat some o fthe men now want 10
repudate II. Some Of the points 70
he decided are whether such voting
trusts are legal and if so whe'her one
entering such trust can Withdraw
from the agreement al will Several
prominent attorneys are retained OF
each side Of he case, and It IS saia
that this viii be the frst Time s"ct
issues have been tested in the courts
OF Murphysboro independent
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-15
A Saving of $5.O5 on Z

sin finer pure Worsted Outing Flannel Cashmere and Iheo' .
p, h brown shadow stripes and plaids grays IN swei
beautiful shades and eectsin TACT Inc most eo"pee m
tons IMAGINABLE There's fancy however pecnia
IN this magnificent showing Tor either the young mn " m W
~ sizes and extra sizes proportions MOI as.se SUI
b seasons cut and and suit bona Hat SAVING
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-15
nin.h Rrtnd " celehrat on.

!. The ninth birthday Of Miss daha
strong. little daughter Of pr ana
Mrs ]. u. strong was celebrated y
nanny fasnion yesterday by party
u forty.one of her little friends.
Games ana 1 car ride around lae
MN we're exciting diversions. the
entire crowd VI little patriots giflhs
II mighty cheer as the car passed VT.
aer the arch ~ Commercial avenue
And Eighth street on which oia
rlury WAS displayed. Il being flae
MAN. patriotism was in evidence asso
III tne table decorations Al the nome
where aags we're the decorations alid
NM national coiors were seen II tne
Refreshments.
with Mrs. strong as piano accom-
panisf the children sang America
star spangled Banner and ether good
ola songs
The AFFAIR was happy one ana one
mat always will be a pleasant mem
ory FOR the children.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-15

The custom tailor cannot improve upon these suns III 9
deutica,y the same skilIfu taorng are designed anu
:, tho same high class materials, and in lit Will Dc re
cut with long Iapes. handshaped shoulders, fand worf
.,.;. ~ cuffed hottoms beautiful exclusive Oung oul
double breasted stylesa sizes for anybody ana ever
st.no the Never garments as the best CLONE
We display all we can oil these sul's III Jul "'"',
be had by trying them on ihese Prices a. ncnrov
our far-famed aiterseason seiing' Hoot , 800,
claim. Now is The time to buy oaie CONTINUES "'"'
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-15

MASTERS SALE-Sta'e OF III
roie Alexander county, s.. Alexander
County Circuit Court In the matter
81 Alexander County Savings BANK
rs Kate 5. Oliver. Archie W Oliver
and Frank Lindley. In Chaneefs.
Bin IN foreclose mortgage. Public no
tee is hereby given that in pursnanl e
~ a decretsl order entered IN me
shove STYLED cause in said court on
the 10th day of May. A. d. ls7t l.
waiter Warder. Master in Chancery
for the said court. on Saturday. tne
end day Of June, 4. D. 1907. at u
o'clock a. m. Of said day shall seu
for cash ~ public auction, al th'
.eufhwesterly door Of the court house
in he city Of Cairo, in said county
thn following described real estate
The southwest quarter and the sonii
b.w II the southeas- quarter oi sec
tom tbirtv-four fs4l in township 81
'tear B5t south in range two "
1. west Of the bird principal meridiaf
4 in Tho comfy Of Alexander ard stat
of Illinois. together with al an
l einrriar the tenements and herediii
ents fhereunto belonging.
Dated at Cairo. Illinois. this lst "a
Of June. a D. 1901
WALTER WARDER
i Master in Chsncery for The Circu
Court Of Alexander County. Alinel
q DAVID s. LAN'SDEN. Solicitor Il
Complainant
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-15
TAFT VISITS ST. PAUL.

81. paul Mimi. June 4.-secFe. ary
Of War Taft paid visit Of inspeafioh
10 Fort Smelling this morning and
later arrived in ST. Paul TO spend the
day as the guest of the Commercial
club Of this city He has arranged V
leave this evening for the Dakotas.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-15
MERCHANTS AND CONTRACTORS

Merchants, contractors and citizens
generally who have any abstIpctians
or debris In the streets of the eit'
are requested 70 remove same A. once
Those failing 10 comply with this of
der viii be prosecuted under 'he ofal
nances of the city
ii. S. EGAN,
Chief OF Police.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-15

r,v handmade high grade 3piece and Outing Suits eass
tues aest and buton sack coat models Every POM U a
top with cued plain bottoms nobby stfpeo anu Gus
worseds chevus and mixed fabrics in every eoneeaoe
IL select from For young men as wei as TOT men, s'
s,outs long stouts, and extra sizes, every sun lu % =
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-15

Don't fail to attend the monster
celebration Of the Hippodrone
Racing association at Terre Haute
June 18th. Special train leaves via
bic -Four $3.50 a. N. $3.50 round trip
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-15
nezonia. Cook.

The foilswing clipping taken frosa
ane Jackson sun will be read with
intares III the many friends q the
contracting parties:
At eight o'clock last might MISS
Emma Dezonia and Mr, George Cook
were quietly married IN the presence
IL i few friends and relatives " sl
Mary's Catholic church, Rev. falhet
George u. Murphy officiating
The bride was gowned n White ~
aver sin. and her maid Of honor Miss
Maggie Gallagher in white organay'
MI. Alfred Dezonia, brother Of fh'
bride was best man, and immediate
IL after their marriage the youiis
couple repaired to his home 55s has'
baltimore, where they remained IN
III this morning. when they LEFT ioi
Cairo. their future home.
rhe bride is from West Point MISS
mt has made her home for some 'lrn'
Win her brother Mr. Alfred Dezonla
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-15

Young lady ami has made many
\ friends since she came 70 reside here
| The groom is an active and pr- VI
porous young business man q caro-
ih
Al d. Wright and J.. Y aaikef
vent a Memphis yesterday ~ hla'.
| neaa
| Mlss Leah cray Of PA Fifteenth
street Is confined 70 her home ny M
ness.
states Attorney Wilson left for m
ll.ouis this morning On business. He
viii return tonight
James Hatcher, who has been
seriously i'll al ST. MarS's infrmaFy'
| has recovered and Il abieto De out
/ Mr. ana Nrs. Voorhees, Combes
nave removed I'd their new home III
lcenilr purchased from ". C Charles
! 4iss peatie Holster " Cincinnati
iohio viii arrive Monday X yisiF
Misses Maaie and Grace Sutherland
Of Elm street
Pens III b G y. IA q 6gG
! Frank Howe left yes erday for his
lplantation i'd Mississippi 70 be GONG
seeyral weeks
Miss Elizabeth Smith. teacher y
history ana drawing in the High
4 school has gone tn Charleston. Me-
tto spend the summer with relatives
| Miss Emma B. Pease of Indianapo-
slie has taken position ~ eook'
keeper and stenographer with eng
Vehicle supply company n this CITY,
Ouo Thurman has resigned his
positlon as messenger for The West
ern Union Telegraph company 70 taEf
position AZ night caller for the lili
nois Central railroad
n Ned Langan has returned from Gni
yer. md. wher he attends the Gulyel
Military academy and viii spend TN
summer vacation here with his paF
EMS, Mr. and Mrs r. + Langan.
/ ~
Il Mi. and MS. George =, ohara ah'
daughters. Of Lake Providence, La-
Formerly. If Cairo, are. III the city g
Foute ID Lexington, No. where Mrs
ohara ana children Will spend a.
summer with relatives
Robert Holderby has returned irof
Ia Fsonville. Ill, to visit his parents
Far rhe past two years Mr. H0lderD
! mas been athletic director and core
fat the Illinois College for Deaf an
Dumb ana win return there next fai
III William Ryan who has been attent
IND school at Notfe Dame Ind, pa
I returned home to spend vacation wit
ILL parent Mr.. and Mrs. William
!. Ryan Of Fourth stree Rev haths
! Downey who attended the conmenc'
!, / ment exercises. at Notre Dame A
J, ccmpanied HIM home Rev Fatne
Rbinehart, who was here during th
!, absence OF Father Downey Ieturne
4 10 Grand Chain yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-15
S(oCIALAlND PERSONAL


She IL an attractive and pleasant
young lady ami has made man
friends since she came 70 reside mere
The groom Is an active ana pr
nervous young business man o. caro-
IN.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-15

as.a Nella fIall announces thai hef
|drfesrea musicale wiil " given ueA'
gSinnday evening jane l'9th " - y, Y,
I'M Il Nall. Unfortunately MISS fia'l
|Wns obliged 70 postpone lhe recitA'
Efwicc bnt her friends nave ioS' ~ -
ltp,est ID the affair by relson % VIZ
|fart and will anticipate the pleasure
|nf fhe excellent program she ana hel
0nnpils. MISS Bertha Sch,osser aha
sNfsas zephia Smith will give
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-15

IA VIVA "wednesday Cinch club WIZ N
snt ertalned next "Wednesday morning
A y o'clock BY Miss Mauae Su'het
Eln,,d ol 240S Elm street
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-15

Robert Halderby has returned from
Ia Fsonvi}le. Ill, to visit his parents
For the past two years Mr. Holderny
has heen athletic director and coach
.at the Illinois College for Deaf ana
Dpmb ana win return there next fali.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-15

CUADRO TERCERO
Casa pobre.-Personajes: PETRA
y ANTONIO
Antonio.-iQue haces?
Petra.-PoniendO las Tampa
rillas por las animas de los di-
funtOs. -.
Antonio.-i Bastante les apro-
vechara a los difuntos -.
Petra.-iEn todo te tienes
que meter! Es costumbre en-
tai dia como hoy, y por un real
de aceite.
Antonio.-i Menuda ilumina-
cion has armada!
Petra.-Una lamparilla por
cada muerto. :. Cuenta. :. Mis-
padres. ;. Mi tia Eusebia, los
dos chicos. -.
Antonio.-Pues A falta una. =.
La abuela, mi madre. -. iPor
cue sc te ha olvidado? iLo one
sois las mujeres!
Petra.-No te pongas asi. ..
No vamos a reganar por ESQ
despues de muerta. >. va esta
la lamparilla Y en- paz des
Canse.
Antonio.-La pobre tenia su
genio, pero bueno esta 10 bueno
Petra.-tQuerra encenderse:
Isl suya tenia que ser!
Antonio.-Trae aca las ceri-
llas Y no me enCiendas a mi
va eSta. :. Mira como alum
bra conmigo.
/dcintO Benavente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-15


tmbrs. fnta IN CRIAD0
Marquesa.-1Esta Damian?
Criado.-Si. seiiora Marquesa.
Marquesa. Que venga en-
seguida.
Criado.-Esta bien. CA POGO
entraiDamian: aspecto de cria-
do antique en- casa grande).
Damlan.-iQue manda la Sc
nora Marquesa2
Marquesa.-Tengo tantas CO.
sas en- que pensar. -. Nj sc en-
que dia vivo. va sabe usted
que ma1lana -.
Damian.-Si, senora Marquee
sa. va be dado 6rdenes. Des-
Guide la senora Marquesa. Sc
hara 10 mismo que todos los
amos. Asistiran cuatro criados
con hachas. Llevaran los CO.
TOnaS. ......
Marquesa.-Y flores, muchas
flores.
Damian.-Si, senora Marquee
sa. Erisantemas. es 10 que Sc
pOne este anO.
Marquesa-Los hachon e S
amarillOS ...
Damian.-Si, senora MARQUEE
sa. Amarillos. =. ;Manda algo
mas la senOra MarQueSa?
MarQuesa.- NADIA mas.
Damian.-Esta bien. No tie
ne que pensar en- nada la seno-
ia Marquesa. (Sale Damian. La
Marquesa reCoge el peri0diCo y
continua la lectura por la sec
Cion de Cultos
CUADRO SEGUNDO
En- un ncementerio.-Personajes:
PEPITA, CARMEN,
TOMASA
PEPIlA aodiada deante de uu ucho, lerando; CARMEN
feHASA De pie, detraS CARMEN muy 'snms,'ds TO
HASA hpaads J con Ia cara eueendda
Carmen.-.Vamos, Pepita. WAS
a pOnerte mala?. ST 10 sc NO
te aCOmpanO.
Tomasa. i Pobre senorita
Que ratio esta pasando!
Carmen.-Si no vienes, te de-
10 -. va es demasiado -.
Pepita -Cuando quieras. (Le-
vantandose). Vamos -. Y per-
dona, eres muy buena. -. V til
tambien, pobre Tomasa. Hoy
te toCaria sallr, y por aCompa
Tomasa.-Deje usted, senori-
ia, hay muchos dias para sa-
lir. Lo que siento es la pena
de la senorita. -. iBien sc We
que le guerra listed de veras
~ de que murio el pobrecito?
Pepita. DE unas calenturas
en- ocho dias r.. iFigurate, sin
verlel. =. Dos meses llevaba-
mos de relaCiOnes. -.
TOmasa.-i Nalgame DlOs,
Pepita. Que no sepan NADIA
en- casa. Mi madre sc income
daria Y mis- hermanOs Sc burIa-
rian de mi.
Carmen.-No te presentes con
esa cara. Prlmero vienes d
casa.
Pepita.-Es nuy tarde, -. Y
tendremos que volver a pie. YC
no saba que los coches estaban
hoy mas caros; no traia mas
que un duro ..
Tonasa.-Deje ust ed. -. Yc
llevo aqul una peseta.
Carmen.-Y yo... d yer.
seis reales y veinte centimos.
Peplta. - Entonces podemos
tomar TN coche. No Sc como
agradeceros. -.
Carmen 'Nava!
Tomasa-, ! da ur
camposanto! Pensar que todos
hemos dc parar
Pepit4. En- medic de todo eS
un consuelo.
Carmeu.-Se acabo. Gala, To
ma = = : q hal mas de CO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-15
Los feleS ViVOS
CUADRO PRIMERO

Gsliuete lujes-A AlRQJESA viuaa De CASA IBANB1 h,
psriodca 81 legvr 10 secei6n De teatos, serprn-
dida por los Tenorios deja el penedi,o hsa nj
timbre fnha IN CRIADO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-02
MRS. NEIL TO BE TRIED.
Wife of Greenl0iCh Blacksmith Must
AnS7cer to Murder Charge.


Greenwich, Conn. Jan. Mrs. Catherine Neil
was taken to the Bridgeport Jail this afternoon
by Sergeant Talbot. of the Greenwich police
force to await trial I'm the Superior Court on
he charge OF killing her husband. Joseph Neil.
the Greenwich blacksmith the evening OF
December II. AZ she being led away tears
flowed down her cheeks. and she murmured,
Joe. Joe,'
Mrs. Neil spent the opening of the new year
In the Greenwich lookup behind bars which
her husband had placed there when the place
was built. She realized this fact, for she first
drew the attention of her attorney to st. Mrs
Greenthal. her counsers wife, remained with
her until midnight. trying to console her. In
court this morning she accompanied by her
brother and a brother in-law from New York
and her counsel Counsel made the plea OF not
guilty for her when the complaint charging
murder. read. None of Neil's family was
present. Sheriff Ritch showed the court the nail
file. which he says he found in the room inside
umbrella two hours after the death Of Neil.
Witnesses described various events preceding
and following the tragedy
In telling about the wound in Neirs brain
DR.. Jones. the health officer. said Death was
caused by that wound. and that only. Three
physicians agreed to that And the instrument
which did the work strong. stiff one and
held in the strong grasp of q human hand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-02
PLAN AERIAL GYMKH4NA.
AerDnauts to Race and Talk at
JamcStO7CR Exposition.

jamestown. Va. wants to have the contest for
the Lahm Cup held there at its exposition. which
opens April 26. at which there will be many bal
loon ST. Louis is practically Of being
the starting point of the Bennett Cup race, but
jamestown wants the other big aerial event.
Augustus Post is chairman OF the executive COM
mfttee OF the jamestown Aeronautical Congress,
the organization of which perfected last month.
The committee is arranging for a series of demon
STATIONS and experiments with the latest develop
ments IN aerostatics In addition TO actual flights,
the committee is gathering complete an exhibit
OF aeronautical material possible. The colec-
ton viii include all the material already gathered
by the Aero Club here. Scientists have been in
Vited to read papers before the congress aero
nautical subjects
Cups and trophies of value will be offered for
the various aerial contests by the committee Be
cause OF the Bennett and Lahm races there will
be many distinguished foreign sportsmen here this
summer and fall. and efforts will be made have
them all meet at jamestown just before after
the Bennett race.
The various committees of the congress and their
chatrlnen are: Gas Dr. David T. Day: neteoro-
logical. Willis L. Moore: executive, Augustus Post
technical. Charles NJ. Manly; congresses and pro-
Eramme. a Lawrence Rotch; exhibition. Richard
Rathbun; contests, Cortlandt Field Bishop; g.n-
eral William !. Hammer The president is sE)r.
Alexander Graham Bell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-02
STATE LANDS FOR WATER STORAGE.
Proposed Constitutional Amendment Works
Many Advantages, Say Advocates.

In regard TO the proposed constitutional amend
ment permitting the restricted OF state lands
for storage. the Forestry, Water Storage
and Manufacturing Association. which is support
Ing the amendment. made the following statement
yesterday:
IF all the reservoirs proposed built. less than
one-half OF l per cent of the OF Adirondack
and Catskill parks will be flooded A very small
proportion OF the land which il IS purposed to flood
is state property. and much of this is swampy and
has no timber upon IL
The object OF the proposed amendment is 60 al
low the storage OF water during the season OF
floods and freshets that the stored supply may
be used in the dry season The building OF reser-
voirs will bring about four principal results
1t will make possible ample and perfectly
clean water supply throughout the year for dozens
OF cities and towns 1t VIII permit the enlarge
ment and perfection of the state canal system. 1t
Will prevent floods that destroy lives and property.
II viii! bring into millions Of dollars worth OF
power going TO waste
Assertions to the effect that water storage reser-
voirs will be serious encroachment upon wild
forest lands have been made. but investigation Will
show that no such danger need be feared. Those
who dwell in the sections which will be affected.
and who realize what the improvements mean, are
almost TO q man. In favor Of the plans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-02
MOVE AGAINST HIGH CHECK REIN
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Agents
Educating City's Coachmen.

Superintendent Charlea II. Haukinson OF the So
ciety for the Prevention OF Cruelty 10 Animals
has sent out three agents. all expert horsemen. on
n campaign OF education against the high ''over-
draw check rein. These agents inspecting on
an average about fifty private carriages a day.
mostly in the shopping district: out of every fifty.
they say. they have found only from ten to twelve
pairs Of horses checked properly. No arrests have
been made In each the inspecting agent in
forms the coachman that his horses checked
too high. and. after regulating the check TO what
Is considered humane length and recording the
name Of the owner his report. the carriage -
allowed TO proceed.
Many horses have been found with leather disk
burrs attached 70 their brides To prevent them
from swinging their heads from side TO side or
from ''loll!ng our" their tongues. These have been
removed. and tho cCachmeu warned not to use
them again. on pain Of prosecution. In most cases
these burrS. well the "over-dr;w'' check
reins. have been used By the CoaChmen without
the knowledge OF their employers and many OF
the latter haNc sent word 70 Superintendent Han
kinson thanking him for tho discovery and con-
demning tho practices.
Mr.. Henkinson said yesterday: In most cases
the coachinen beg our men not 20 tell their en-
ployers lind. too. that after have once low
cred n check on pair II always remains down.
We never have 20 repeat the lecture twice"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-02
COLLEGE PRESIDENTS TO LECTURE.
Will Discuss Educational Problems Of
To-day" in Public Course.

College presidents. including President Butter Of
Columbia. President Raymond Of Union and Presi-
dent Faunce OF Brown. together with Joseph H.
Choate. i. +. Brown. United States Commissioner
Of Education. and other prominent men. have been
engaged by tie Department OF Public Lectures OF
the Board Education 10 deliver series Of
weekly addresses on Educational Problems OF To-
day. at Cooper Union Wednesday evenings be
ginning January O. The addresses Will be free 10
the public and Will begin promptly at o'clock
The first OF the series will be given next Wednes-
day evening by President Butler Of Columbia, who
will speak on The Place OF Universities In a
Democracy" Tic following week DR.. W. H. 9
Demarest. president OF Rutgers College. will give
an address on The American College and Patriot
ism" The other speakers Will include the fol-
lowing
January 23-Dr. Andrew v Y. Raymond. president %
Union Coliego iE-ncatI -, and Lift .
Commissioner Of Education, Tho Progress OF Education
During the Past Fifty Years" -,
States Military Academy west Point Military Edu
cation"
February laIoseph II. Choete special address
cation, Massachusetts. and DR. Luther II Guc Director
Of Physical Education in New York Schools. What city
Feoruary 25Dr. " 4 r. Fsuncs. president Of Brown
pn5Tsrs The Contribution Of the Schools to tho he
March e-Foward ! Rogers. First Assistant Commits
Pubic Schools carry Training OF the PupilsY
In addition TO these special addresses on educa-
ton the Department of Public Lectures has en-
gagged Professor Earl Barnes TO deliver n course
lated TO the History of Civilization" at the Wad-
leigh High school 18th street and Seventh avenue
on Friday evenings, beginning February u. and a
on educational Methods and Problems OF
To-day AT the Board of Education. Park avenue
and 18th street. on Saturdays, beginning Febru-
airy 16 ,..., .o.,
street this evening Louis L Wilkinson. Of Cam
bridge University England Will begin his course
OF lectures on The Characters OF Shakespeare"
with lecture on Hamlet"