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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-29

were then in Pail Mall. Liveried servants
cleared way for Chesterfield and escorted
him to a thronelike seat on dais, where a nod
of commentator might be seen of all-and
have its due effect on the bids.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-29

THE old Christie family has quite died out
OF the house, which at present is by
rlen Of high social rank and vast experience
One Of the younger partners is Guy Laking
The Washington times., 1908-09-22
INDIANA FOLK PRAY
TO DEFEAT LIQUOR
Thousand Temperance Workers Go
to State House 10 Work for
County Option.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept. Zone
thousand temperance workers of In
diana assembled in the corridors of the
state house and prayer for the passage
of a county local option bill The dem.
OnstratiOn was arranged by the Anti
Saloon League, and those present In
cluded ministers, Sunday school teach
ers. and many women.
The cars brought them from the Meth
odist conference at SheIbyviIle TO this
city and they went to the State house
and took part In the exercises. Every
delegation that came to the city march,
ed TO the governors office and cheeTed
the executive. who welcomed the work
ers with thanks for the interest they
In the bill.
All the workers present wore a piece
of white ribbon and on this was printed
in large letters, We want county To-
cal option"
Several ministers spoke, explaining
their presence and saying that they
came because many brewers were at
the head OF the lobby TO prevent the
passage OF the county option bill and
1t became the Christian duty Of the
men Of the church TO take up their
duties
The Washington times., 1908-09-22
IF YOU NEED A MEDICINE
you SHOULD HAVE THE BEST

We ask you to consider the fact. that
although there are hundreds OF prepar-
atoms advertised, there is only one that
really stands OFT pre-eminent as a rem
edy for diseases OF the kidneys. liver
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scription for q special disease
Swamp-Root is not recommended for
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A Sworn Certificate Of Purity IS with
every bottle.
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OF two sizes-hfty-cents and one-dollar
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE BY NAIL.
In order 10 prove what Swamp Root,
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The Washington Daily Times who has not
already tried Il. may receive a sample
bottle by mail absolutely free Address
DR.. Kilmer & Co, BinghamJOn, y. Y
Write to-day.
The Washington times., 1908-09-22
"THE PALE GIRL"
Did Not Know Conee WSs the Cause.

in cold weather some people think a
cup Of hot coffee good to help keep
warm. So It is-for a short time, but
the drug-caffeine-acts on the heart to
weaken the circulation and the reaction
is to cause more chiliiness.
There is a hot wholesome drink which
a Oak girl found after time. makes
the blood warm and the heart strong.
She says:
Having lived for five years in N
Oak, have used considerable coffee,
owing to the cold climate As a result
l had a dull headache regularly. suffer-
ed from Indigestion, and had no life"
in me.
people thought I was Just weakly.
After a time 1 had heart trouble and
became very nervous, never knew what
il was to be real we'll. Took medicine,
but it never seemed TO do any good
"Since being married my husband
and I both have thought conee WIS
harming us and we would Cult, only 20
begin again. although we felt il was the
same as poison TO US.
Then we got some Postum. Well, the
effect was really wonderful Ny COM
pIexion is clear now, headache gone,
and I have a great deal of energy had
never known while drinking coffee
L haven't been troubled with indi-
gestion since using Postum, am not
nervous. and need no medicine. We
have a little girl and boy who both love
Postum and thrive on il and Grape
Nuts"
There's a Reason"
Name given by Postum Co. Battle
Creek. Mich. Read THE Road to Well
ville,' in pkgs-
Ever read the above letter. A new
one appears from time &, time. They
are genuine, true, ana fun of human
interest.
The Washington times., 1908-09-22
DEMOCRATIC CLUBS
HOLDING MEETINGS

A meeting Of the Bryan Democratic
Association Of Georgetown, viii be held
in Red Mems Hall. Wisconsin avenue
and n street northwest, tonight at S
O'Clock. Speakers will be Representa-
tive Charles c. Carlin. o. Alexandra:
Edward Peters, Of Rockville, Md: Z.
T. Benton, Of washington. and Prof A.
+. Works of Alexandra
The Washington Bryan Club viii meet
tomorrow evening at the Raleigh Hotel.
Representative Clarke, secretary of the
Democratic National Committee, and
John Wesley Gaines viii sneak
A meeting OF the Bryan Club was held
in the Bethesda schoolhoU Sc last night.
while a Democratic meetirg was held in
The courthouse in Alexandra county.
The Washington times., 1908-09-22
Georgetown University
School of Law
FACULTY.


JOSEPH HINNEL. S. J., President o. The
HON HARRY n. CLABAUGH. LII D..
CChIef Justice supreme Court OF the District
OF C0Iumbia), Dean OF the r equity, Lecturer
on Common Law Pleading a c Practice and
Equity Pleading and Pracu2e-
GEORGE Z. HAMILTON. LII D., Lecturer
on the Law Of Wills.
HON. SETH SHEPARD Ii. D. tChief
Justice Court Of Appeals n the District o.
Colunbial, Lec'ure on CCcsuJuLona- Law
and Equity Jurisprudence
HON ASHLE n. COULD associate Jus
tice supreme COart OF the . istrlct OF Co
Iumbia,. Lecturer on the Law Of Contracts
Quasi Contracts. Persons, and Domestic Re
latlJus-
HON. DANIEL THEW WRIGHT assoc
ate Justice Supreme Curt o. the District OF
COIumbia) Lecturer OF the Law OF Corpora
lions and Criminal Law
CHARLES A. DOUGLAS l. B. LII B,
Lecturer on the Laws o. Tors, Negotiable
Paper, and Elementary La.
MICHAEL J. COLBERT. A N, IL N.
Lecturer on the Law OF Personal property
and Partnership
D. w BAKER A NJ. IL. n Omitted
States Attorney for the District OF Colum5ia),
Lecturer on the Law OF Real Estate and Evil
deuce.
CLARENCE r. WILSON. A B. Ii N.
lie -turer on the Law OF Agency.
JOHN J. HAMILTON. A. B.. Ii. N.
Lecturer on the Law OF Bankruptcy
Judge Of the Circuit Court-DANIEL ".
O'DONOGHUE, a. N. Pa. d, IL II
Court OF AppeaIs-MESSRS LEIGH ROB
INsON. J. WORDSWORTH GORDON, J
NCTA McGTLsLs
Clerk OF CoUrt-FRANh z CUNNING
HAN.
Quiz Masters-DANIEL W--O'DONOGHUE
a N, PHI d, LII N JAMES S EASILY
SMITH A n LII N: CHARLES Z
ROACH A B., IL N; JESSIE c. AID
kINS. LII NJ
RICHARD J. WATKINS. A b. Ii. NJ
Secretary and Treasurer.
FRANK z. CUNNINGHAM. Assistant Sec
retarg.
The Washington times., 1908-09-22
GOMPERS RULES "SYSTEM"
FOR DEMOCRATIC PARTY
Labor Leaders Organization Takes Place of Chairman
Hitchcock's Card Index-Western Republican
Says His Section Is for Reform.
By ]. c. WELLIVER.

NEW YORK, Sept. pa vast deal
has been written about the organize
ton which Chairman Hitchcock has per
fected throughout the country.
MI Hitchcocks card index of the
voters Of the country, some 100000 of
them, for some reason doesn't appeal
strongly TO the old-schOoI politicians.
They don't know. 1t may be great stun,
but they have their doubts. They do
know us costing lots OF money aud
tLne-precious unie, as matters are now
developing.
Very hJrle mas been said about the
detan woIk OF organization Dy me Dem
Ccrats There Is htIe evidence AT the
New GCsk headquarters that any sucA
effort Is aiCOI. Al Chicago, A. IS eN-
planned, much more Is OOIng; but san
The Democrats have not SHOWN any dts-
pUsluOn 70 undertake ~ parallel Il c
hepuDLcan move IL Jnls direction.
however, the Democrats nave no,
neglected. entirely JIIs important work
They simply nave d inherent way u
UOInE IL. Ine plan on which they are
working has JUST DCCn explained. CnaIr-
man MACK. who thinks he knows w-ndI
he Is ABOUT. and VINO mus ume 10 re-
Ceive All callers ana Jaik 10 thenl,
doesn't admit mat IN uoIng 50 he Is
negiecuing anything important
IN hands OF GOmpers.
The fact Is that the Democratic work
of personal organization Is IN d large
way IN the hands OF Samuel GOmpers
10 all purposes. the organization winch
The American Federation OF LABOR has
been Tor twenty years developing, has
campaign arrangement. AIr. Compers
is manipulating Il. because he Is The
man VINO maue il ana VINO knows how
10 handle IT, The Democrats make no
cOncsaIment Of The IacL that Jney ca
poet startling results from it.
The American Federation Of Labor is
IN immediate touch with 100000 voters.
according to Chairman Mack. They are
not dead men or aliens or notions. They
are voters-the very kind, 100, on whose
decisions the result OF this election is
likely 10 depend Not only is the Fed
Grafton able 10 reach this vast number
Of the voters, but through these ii is in
touch, as is claimed, with a still great
er number.
All this work Of organizing 70 reach
the mass Of voters IS IN the charge Of
Mr.. Gompers' organization.
Run From Chicago.
1t is being conducted from Chicago,
and is aimed AT handling the voters OF
the Middle West and also those Of the
Industrial East. Thus, as TO this phase
OF the campaign, Mr.. Gompers is in
command Of New York State. and even
New Jersey, and Massachusetts. II
isn't possible to get much detail about
the plan Of operation, but it is certain
that the Democratic managers have
great confidence in the work that is
being done, and expect results from IL.
The struggle for The labor vote an6
the vote that wants to labor, is going
to be crucial from this time forth. Re
Gently Republican headquarters here
learned that managers OF a number Of
manufacturing plants in the Middle
West-Indiana was named as the par
ticuar state in which the movement
started-pOsted notices that IL Taft were
elected a 10 per cent increase in wages
would be granted after election In
The Washington times., 1908-09-22
DEMOCRATS RAISE
FUND OF 500 HERE
Announcement Made That $4,000
More Would Be Secured in
District for Campaign.

Five hundred dOllars in voluntary
subscriptions has been raised by the
Democrats Of the District. according to
announcements made a the meeting OF
the Columbia DeE1ocratic Club in the
Munsey Building last night. The money
will be sent 10 the Democratic National
Committee.
The club proposes TO raise s.. 900 more
within the next few weeks. Addresses
on the general issues OF the campaign
were made BY Representative E Y.
BrOokshire. Of Indiana; Andrew VIII
son. Charles w. DarT and William
MOSley Williams.
National Committeeman Newman an
nOunced that John ". Kern, the Demo
cratic nominee Tor Vice President, who
Is now IN Baltimore, would probably be
in washington tn, rsday and make an
address before the District Democrats
Capt. John s. Miller presided and
William NICK. Clayton acted as secre-
tary.
The Washington times., 1908-09-22
Lecturers IN the Fourth Year Of Post
Graduate Course.

HON. HOLMES CONRAD uate Solicitor
General OF the United States). the History
and Development OF Law and Cor paraJive
Jurisprudence, and on the H-5rOry o. the En-
glisa Law.
HON SETH SHEPARD. LII D. tChief Jus
tice q the Court Of Appeals Of the District
o. COlum5ia), on the History o. Constitutional
Law, and the Foundation Of Civil Liberty.
REV. JOHN A CONWAY. 5. J.. on Nat
1-ral Law. and Canon Law
MCNROE SMITH. IL d. professor IN the
School Of Political Science Of Columbia Cni-
versity, New York City, New York;, on Civil
Law.
WILLIAM l. PENFIELD Gate Solicitor
Department OF Sra1e). on International Law
and Foreign Relation Of the United States
RALEIGH c. MINOR. LII D. OProfess0r
% Law IN she University OF Nirginia), on
Conflict OF Laws.
HON. JOHN ". YERKEs. IL D.. on
Railroad Law
J. NOTA McGILL. IL. NJ. on Patent
Law.
AIDS B BROWNE. LII D. on Jurispr1-
dence Practice OF United states Courts.
WILLIAM c. WOODWARD. NJ. D. LII
N. on Medical Jurisprudence.
GEORGE z. HAMILTON. LII. d. on
Legal Ethics.
HON d W BAK5 81, A A IL n
Omitted States Attorney for snu District Of
Columbia on General Practice an Exercises
In Pleading and Evidence
FREDERICK VAN DYSE Q.te Assistant
Solicitor, Department OF State, on Citizen
ship.
The Washington times., 1908-09-22
HARD FIGHT MADE
OVER CONFESSION
Interest in Trial of Gus Eberhard
Centers in Admission Of Al
legged Statement.

NEW YORK. Sept. 22.-Interest IN the
trial OF Gus Eberhard, charged with the
murder Of his aunt Mrs. Oils Eberhdrd.
Centersd today in the attempt or tie
Prosecution TO introduce the confession
EberhaTS is alleged 10 have made 10
the police Of Hacksnsack. Counsel for
the young man made determined night
to have The confession ruled cut as evil
oence.
The defense took every advantage Of
the fact that Ottiilie Eberhard, cousin
Of the accused and daughter OF the
Mrs. Eberhard, had testified that in
her belief, some person other than
young Eberhard was in nidiRg between
freight cars on the SusqIehanna rail-
road at Rochelle Park the night Of the
killing. July i. ana nred the shots
which killed her mother and slightly
wounded her
The Washington times., 1908-09-22
SAYS HEARST EXPOSE
HELPS TAFT IN OHIO

Representative James Kennedy, of
Youngstown, Ohio, doesn't feel worried
over the recent developments concern
ing Senator Foraker, and, in fact, he
thinks that the startling charges Of
William R Hearst have done more than
anything else TO unite the Republican
party in the Buckeye State.
THE Republican situation in Ohio
never looked better TO me than il does
now" said Mr.. Kennedy today Moth
ing but good can come out Of the let
tiers given out by Mr. Hearst. 1 EXPECT
10 see Taft win hands down. If he
doesn't, this country Will 80 back fifty
years"
The Washington times., 1908-09-22

some other cases, the promise was that
establishments now closed down would
open If Taft were elected.
G. o. P. Is Perturbed.
AS illustrating how different is the at
titude toward these methods Of cam
paigning, as compared to 1896. it de-
velOped that the Republican headquar-
ters was good deal peTturbed by this
procedure. A high managerial official
there explained that he didn't think
there was much to be gained by that
sort OF appeal, and he strongly feared
there was a good deal to be lost. His
explanation is interesting
The middle West has suffe. ed COM
paratively little from the panic Of last
fall and the subsequent depression" he
said People out there hF--eE't felt
the trouble seriously. When you talk
TO them about "A Wall street panic they
are ready to Oelieve. because they
haven't been hit by II and regard il as
largely a fake
The present campaign is largely one
OF sentiment. The West is especially
appropriated with the idea OF crusading
-ot cleaning out things; Of getting the
square deal established. Having a full
stomach and a balance in black and
white at the bank, the West is in cheer
ful frame 20 listen TO appeals for its
aid IN reforming the East. II hears
that Wall Street is expressing the East;
that Wall Street and them gamblers
shut the banks and factories, and are
Furnishing the defenseless people. In
spirit of chlvalry, the West rises up
and is ready 10 deliver TIE East out Of
the hands Of its oppressors.
Promise More Wages
Go out and promise increases Of
wages. or the opening of shutdown
factories, and what will happen? This
comfortable West VIII read about it,
and then will rise up in indignation.
80 All, har, It will ezclaim, the demon
OF monopOlistic oppression is going TO
cOerce the factory vote again. is It?
Don't 1 remember what IL did in that
line IN 1896? Haven't I learned a thing
or two since then2 Watch me swat
that demOn2
And forthwith the chivalrous ande-
pendent West, fun Of good crops and
enthusiaSn-and maybe some prunes-
sallies forth 10 Stay the dragon II
doesn't propose longer 10 see the free
elsctor tTihed with Dy cheap promises
OF better things-if he votes right. The
West is for civic righteousness It s
strpng for II just now It is going in
fOrA the Uplift. II talks about emanci-
patton, and knows the preamble 10 the
Constitution by heart. Il knows an oc-
tOpuS' tracks IN the snow and can fol-
low them with Unerring scent
That's why I'm afraid about this
BUSINESS of promising to open the fac
tories, OF raise wages. after eleCtiOn-lf
Taft wins. The West is in frame Of
mind to resent it, Suppose we gain
100 votes IN Indiana and los 100 some
where else-what do we gain2 The rich,
Astounding middle eWst Is too close this
year TO take any such chances. No;
we prefer TO night IL out some other
way. The politics Of Marx Hanna viii
not DO this season.
The Washington times., 1908-09-22
CATHOLICS AT WAR
AGAINST SOCIALISM
German Central VeTein Raises
Money to Conduct
Campaign.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Sept "A fight
: gainst Socialism was begun az today's
session OF the national convention OF
German Catholic Central Verein-
II. IS planned 70 raise SIS, 900. This
money wiz be used 10 prepare young
men with brains TO direct the German
Catholics OF America in a ceaseless fight
against Socialism and ether forms Of
mOdernity. which the Catholic church
calls unsafe. The new school viii afford
an opportunity 70 its students Tor fun
investigation into sociology questions,
not only from the church's standpoint.
but from the opposite Besides Social
ism the committee on education attacks
yellow journals, Sunday colorsd sup
pleunents, the drift away from parOchiaI
schools, and the dropping OF the Ger
man language
The order has half a million members
The Washington times., 1908-09-22
CONVENTIONS
HELD IN NEBRASKA
All Parties Adopt Their Platforms
and Announce New Committees.
Republicans Split.

LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. 22.-The State
convention Of all the national parties
met at noon today Under the State
wide primary law, the only business TO
be done is the adoption Of platforms and
the announcement Of new State COM
naittees. An unusually S ~ong fight is
on in the Republican con -entiOn.
A lobby OF national bo ,kers Is here
10 prevent any expression guaranteeing
bank deposits. The Leg lature is al
most certain to be Repui lican. and, If
1t follows the example of PREVIOUS Leg
islatures. it will redeem every platform
pledge. It is probable that the Kan
sas plank favoring voluntary co-Opera-
ton OF bankers will be adopted.
The Washington times., 1908-09-22
SEND COIN TO BEAT
G. .BASCOM SLEMP

At the organization Of the Bryan
Kern-CarIin Club at Alexandria county
courthouse last night it. was voted to
send funds to the Ninth Congressional
district to aid in the defeat OF c. Bas-
com Slemp, the present Representative
Two hundred and fifty dollars was
raised for this purpose.
r. c. L MOncure was elected presi-
dent Of the club and r. Gordon Finney
secretary. Addresses were made by r
G L, MOncure, James +. Clements.
CrandaH Mackey, Walter Varney, A. B.
Stricken. Col. Enoch Dove, and Clar-
ence Holiday.
The Washington times., 1908-09-22
DYNAMITE is USED
BY BLACKMAILERS

READING, Pa, Sept. Grocer Jo-
seph Canister, of Thirteenth and Cotton
streets. who on July Is received a Black
Hand letter demanding SSUO, and later
another letter, telling him where TO
place II, and limiting his compliance to
an interval of sixty days, ignored the
blackmailing demand. Shortly before
last midnight his home and store were
shaken and partly wrecked by dyna-
mite explosion
The Washington times., 1908-09-22
x -
500
Dental Department
Georgetown
University
An Important Announcement

This department in response to urgent de-
uaands has decided to inaugurate, beginning
October LIST, a three-year course OF evening
instruction leading TO the Degree OF Doctor
OF Dental Surgery. Tuition. Sis. For further
information apply tc the Dean. DR.. William
\. Cogan. go H street, between the hours
OF and O'Clock. or at his ONCE. The Sher-
man, 18th and L streets. from to 4 o'clock.
Phone Main So NJ seI5-15t
The Washington times., 1908-09-22

The thirty-eighth annual session opens
"Wednesday, SEPTEMBER 81. 1908. at $50 D.
m, IN the Law School Building, sos z street
northwest. at which time announcement viii
be made for the ensuing term. All Interested
are cordially invited to be present. chm
The secretary viii be at his Office in the
Law Building day and n the evenings for
Information. enlistment payment o. fees
&c
Students proposing 70 connect themselves
with the school are earnestly requested TO
enroll before the opening night
Circulars can be obtained al the book store
OF Lowdermilk & Co, 1924 F street northwest
and John ByTne & Co. 1899 T street north
west, or uDOn application 10 the undersigned
r J. WATKINS, Secretary.
se22-tf
The Washington times., 1908-09-22
DEPARTMENTS.

ARTS AND SCIENCES.
GRADUATE sTUEES.
Graduate courses. leadIng 70 the degrees
OF a. Ms. C-E-. E-E-. NE. Jur. D..
and PAD. Tsitioz fes $50 per aanEm.
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.
Undergraduate courses, leading to the de-
gree OF 5-A- aad BIS in Chemistry
COLLEGE, OF ENGINEERING
Undergraduate courses, Leading 20 the
BIS degree IN civil. electrical and ne
chanical engineerizC
DIVISION or ARCHITECTURE
undergraduates courses. leading 10 tee De-
gree Of BIS. IN architscture-
DIVISION OF EDUCATION.
CnoeFsra6uate courses leading 20 the
oskree o. B.A.s and teachers diploma
A--o te nEical courses n arts ana crafts
Tuition Zee. per zn1un. Cor each recita-
oon hou- per week. in AL undergraduates
PROFESSIONAL.
DEPAETz0HT or MEDICINE
- a Il t94SF-yssE course. leading 70 The degree
q 80 tuition Zee, SO per an1un-
DEPAATEzEHT OF DENTISTRY.
a tsrse-year course. leading 10 the de-
gree Of DDS Tuitioa Zee. Sl50 per sanEnn.
DEfAzTHEET OF Law.
Per week. leading 10 the degree q BIZ
Tuition fee. 500 per annu1a-
A-AS three-yeAr tuI day course. OF four
teen hours per week, leading 70 the degree
a Ii 3 BUTTON fee. S140 per annuun.
STaanate courses leading 70 the degree OF
-
COLLEGE or THE POLITICAL
SCIENCES.
Undergraduates and graduate courses
4eaoing &c the degrees o. 3. A, and IL Dip
NATIONAL COLLEGE OF
PHARMACY
A three-yea- course, leading 70 the aeEres
% Phar. D.
COLLEGE or VETERINARY
SURGERY.
Of VIVID.
For catalogue. application blanks ana t1r-
EneL information communicate with tbs
ReEtStrs-, corner II and Fifteenth streets nv
The Washington times., 1908-09-22
The Washington School for Boys

Located IN the country. within easy Access
q al parts OF TIE city Thorough cou-ss
extending from kindergarten 70 ccIIeRe
Elective system enabling each pupil ID
take exactly what he needs Unusually
strong faculty. ali Specialists One tsacher
for every hve scholars. Special and individ-
uaI attention given each boy Modem brri75-
inEs. Extensive athletic EroundH Bca-dfaa
and day departments Boys OF any age -
,seived- Yearbook on request scott
The Washington times., 1908-09-22
National
University
Law School

Evening Sessions Exclusively
Opens October 1st, 1903
Practical three years course,
leading to degree Of Master of Laws
The degree Of Bachelor of Laws can
be secured at end of second year.
For catalogue, application blanks.
SC, apply in person or by mail to
the Dean, 1881 F street NV. Tele-
phone Nj. 473.
The Washington times., 1908-09-22
Y.M. c. A. INSIITUTE opsnsz

Day courses in Shorthand. pewriting. ana
Engiish, draughtl1g, mathematics. and book
Keeping Evening classes IN Commercial
Technical, Science. language. and General
Preparatory subjects. $50 10 10 O'Clock open
FRIDAY. September . Superb educational
equipment " IN general club features-gym-
nasiuIn, baths, library, iifenOrk helps su-
reau OF employment places capable men
Regular men bershiP calendar year, 50.
sefg -
The Washington times., 1908-09-22
THE
GEORGE WASHINGTON
UNIVERSITY

EIGHTE-ETGHTE SESSION, 1sOS-css
OPENS SEPTE1LBER 30, 1908
Undergraduate. Graduate. and Professional
Courses. Recitation hours. a. n. 70 $50
D NJ No evening sessions Regular and
special courses for sslf-supportiag students
from 80 70 SO .. N
The Washington times., 1908-09-22
STRATERS
Central Business Institute.

The only School Furnishing AbsoIutely
Individual Instruction in
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRIFxNe
Investigate Our Methods and Terms
A Typewriter, Standard Make Given
Free TO Each OF FIRST Fifty Pupfls-
once: Room 10, Central Building.
9th St and Pa Ave (Entrance sos
sth ST. se6-sOt
The Washington times., 1908-09-22

some other cases, the promise was that
establishments now closed down would
open If Taft were elected.