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Evening journal., 1908-10-28
TWO MEN INJURED
IN CUNNING ACCIDENTS

ELKTON, Oct. 2S--Two serious gun
ming accidents occurred yesterday In
EuS Neck As James Saunders. col
ored. was getting over fence his gun
was discharged and his left hand wa'
blown on While George Wilson. young
son Of W. A. Wilson. OF Elk Neck. was
shot IN the foot by q companion who
had hred at a rabbit.
Evening journal., 1908-10-28
ROSTER FOR P. & R.

Records Of All Employees VIII be
Printed in Tabulated Form
The Philadelphia and Reading Raifosd
Company is getting up a service record
of all It's employees on the various div.-
sions This will take in thousands Of
men and will require some time 70 cons
plete.
The information required includes the
date Of entry into the service. occupu-
tion. location. employing officer and dats
and place OF birth
The work is being done by the heads
Of the various divisions. and when com
pleted will be printed in tabuiated form
ana posted at convenient places along III,
line for the heneht OF the employees TIL
Will give the men an opportunity 70 tell
within few minutes how they stand II
the line OF promotion.
Evening journal., 1908-10-28
Inst a Frelnht car.

GEORGETOWN. oct. 2s.-A freight
car on o siding here on the Phiiadel-
phia, Baltimore and Western Railroad
was robbed of goods amounting 70
more than 500 The thieves feared
no detection. as they took time to open
several bottles Of beer and some groc-
cries and enjoy a lunch in the car
Evening journal., 1908-10-28
Mission Workers 10 Meet.

The District Convention Of the Ma
tionai Federation Of City Gospel Mis-
sions will open today IN Philadelphia
and among those from this city who
viii attend are Neal Comfy. president
and Seth F Whitley. superintendent OF
the Sunday Breakfast Mission.
Evening journal., 1908-10-28

MT. and Mrs. John Daniels. and Fred J.
Baker both of Hazelton. Pa. were
married at the parsonage Of Silver
brook NJ. E. Church last evening by the
Rev. W. r. Greenfield. They were at
tended by William ] Evans and Miss
Catherine NJ Sahm While in this city
they are visiting William J Evans. No.
1921 Lancaster avenue. Mr. and Mrs.
Baker viii live In Hazeiton.
Evening journal., 1908-10-28
Unconscious From Bump on Head.

Tryins 70 Jump across a sslall stream
John IIackett. of Coolspring. caught
! his toe in a root and falling on one
side struck his head so hard on a stone
/ that It was some time before he could
be brought back TO consciousness.
Evening journal., 1908-10-28
4 SUGGESTION ON ECZEMA

II Is suggested that eczema suf-
ferers ask druggists, Miller Drug Co,
Of this city what reports he is getting
from the patients Who have used the
oil Of wintergreen liquid compound. D.
D. d. Prescription.
Evening journal., 1908-10-28
cc,ehrates Birthday.

The 18th birthday anniversary OF
Thomas J. Hlldehrand was celebrated
on Monday evening at his home, ".
1902 Walnut street Mr. Hildebrand
was the recipient Of about 200 hand
some post cards from his friends and
from members Of Hopochohaoking
Tribe Of Red Men
Evening journal., 1908-10-28
pntatoes Annin Grawinn.

GEORGETOWN. oct 2s-Seccnd
growth potatoes are showing good re-
suits this year in Sussex county better
than ever before and are bringing fancy
prices.
Evening journal., 1908-10-28
Loses Two Finaers In Saw.

GEoRGETOwN. oct 2s.--whIie
working in a saw mill near here. Rufus
Green lost two fingers by coming in
contact with a circular saw.
Evening journal., 1908-10-28

Have ,-on tried our Special small
rfeats with French fried potatoes with
bresd and butter? Only q cents. New
work. Restaurant. 4oS Merket St
Evening journal., 1908-10-28
Ehnar--MeYer.

Cherries A. Elmer ano Miss Rosalin1
X. Never were married i'm Zion Luth'
eran Church last evening by the Rev
Paul Isenschnidt. The ceremony was
witnessed by a large company ot
friends who afterward took part in a
brilliant reception given the couple az
the home Of the brides mother, Mrs
Rosalind s. Meye-. No 4o5 East Eighth
street
The church was beautifully decorated
with Southern smilax palms, chTysan-
themuns and cut flowers. The BRIDE
entered the church on the arm Of het
brother-in-law. Carl II. Wright. who
gave her in marriage She was at
tended bv her sister. Mrs. Carl II.
Wright as matron Of honor, and fou
bridesmaids. the Misses Sara. c. jester
Eva NJ Hess and Ella L. and Emma
A Elmer. sisters Of nc groom The
groom, was accompaniea by his brother.
Arthur II Elmer as best man. and the
ushers were Carl Flickinger William
T Fritz ana william P. Strauss. Of
this city and John ". Goodwin. Of
Philadelphia.
The bride wore a directoire gown ~
white satin. with a wreath OF brldai
ros ana carried a cluster Of white
chrvsanthemums Tho maid Of honor
wore a robe Of duchess lace, over tat
fete drapel with a sash Of yellow
satin. and carried a bouquet Of yello"
chrvsanthcnurls. The bridesmaids
were prettily costumed in empire gowns
OF white crgandie over taffeta, draped
with sashes Of yellow satin and they
also carried yellow chrysanthemums
Following the reception Mr.. and Mrs
Elmer left for Boston and upon theh
return will live at NJ. 2Sl brooin'
street
Evening journal., 1908-10-28
INTERNATIONAL SUNSHINE,
DELAWARE DIVISION

The International Sunshine Society
does not send out anyone to solicit
money for Sunshine. ana II an appeal
is made the public will please bear IN
mind that such work. II ever DONE
Is cared for through branches II a
person claiming 10 represent lnterna-
uonal Sunshine cannot show proper
credentials from the state President
Mrs. J. w. Fennewln State Head
quarters. Room 700, r,duitable Build
ing, Wilmington, Delaware, tho pub
lie may know that he or she does mol
belong to the international SUNSHINE
Society.
All articles 10 insure insertion must D.
sent not later than Tuesday morning
DR.. Florence N. Seward. No. so6 Jener
son street. D. and A. telephone siseA. Del
mnrvia. 1890.
Evening journal., 1908-10-28

sent not later than TUESDAY moithhN "
DR.. Florence NJ. Seward. No 9S Jener-
son street. d and A. telephone siseA Del
mnrvia. 1890.
Autumn Party.
Tomorrow. CThursday) nisht We will
have our autumn party at the DUPONT
Building. Admission Is free We would
like all Of our friends and especially AL
OF our members 10 meet ne there. There
will be for sale ice cream, cakes. can
dy and fancy needle work. Beside these
things there will be numerous novelties
/ that win be worth your while walkiue
around 10 see Now " you have never
attended one Of our parties let ihis ons
be your FIRST. n you are IN tho habit OF
coming don't begin now 10 stay away. Let
ua see YOU AZ the DUPONT Building. frst
noor on Thursday evening
Pray that ye enter not into temptation
sss
A. q meeting OF the sunnower Branch
held a. headquarters Tuesday october r.
It was decided they contribute siS
comfort bags" to the new battlesh'I
Delaware AT the fancy bazaar, 10 b
given bv the state Sunshine Society. n
the DUPONT Building, Thursday October
% The sale Of cakes has been assigned
this branch, and anyone willing 70 con
tribute one or more of this saleahle food
can send 70 the above address on tha
day which will be thankfully received b!
the committee IN charge.
What a mighty reformation we would
witness through the land,
II the masses aud the classes could be
Made 70 understood
That he wins at least one sinner from
Dishonesty and pslf,
who will let alone his nelghbor and
just practice on himself
The regular meeting Of the Pennewl
Branch was held at the home Of M
Allison. at Newport. On October .. Roi
tine business was transacted ana wal
considered Of increasing the amount
the treasury The President was delega
ed with authority to state az the exec
tive meeting that the branch would d. 9
share towards keeping up headquarier
After a pleasant social time the nieetir
II adjourned 70 be held Monday Novembc
2nd AZ the home OF Mrs. w. J. Beatt
1905 Riverview avenue
@ss
, Some ships sail East and some GAIL We
: Bs the selfsame winds that blow.
It's the SCI Of the SELL and not the gaie.
I, That decides the way they 60.
Like the winds Of the sea are the way
4 Of fate.
As we voyage along through life.
!, 'Tis the set Of the soul that decides u
4 goal
q And not the calm or the strife
coreorsis-This branch meu ast Mig
a. the home OF the president. DIT Flo
ence NJ Seward. eos Jefferson street A
ter a short business meeting the brnnc
l. went 20 Mrs Pennewiirs 70 meet TO
a Walter A. A. Gardner. Of New York cit
% The autumn party on Thursday was al
e. cussed This branch has the fancy tsbl
n Anyone wishing 10 make a donation
this table viii plehse call D. and
= 'rhone 34soA. or Delmarvia 1890 and ,
vii be glad 70 call for the things
The next meeting will be az the hon
o. Mrs Locke. corner Delaware aoenl
E and Madison on Tuesday evening. n
'n venber 10.
Y Dark davs may come 70 test our fal
y in God but having remained unshaiSan
our loyalty. He comes IN with the bount
81 last -shovering II upon US In golds
sheaves
Evening journal., 1908-10-28
Notice to Fat Women

Presumably you know, ladies'. that the
proper caper nowadays IS lines. Curves
are paste You have got 10 take or your
fat. This must be done In one OF three
ways. BY dieting. BY exercises. or BY
means OF Marmola Prescription Tablets
The two former win keep you buey for
the latter will cost YOU - ~ants at the
druggists The tablets will not make
any alteration In your diet necessary.
and yet in all probability before you
have used up one case. you viii be los
Ing from ~ TO IS ounces Of fat a day.
Which method do you like the best2
II you fancy this pleasant method OF
getting of the fat. see your druggist in
stanty, or else write the Marmola Com
pany, Detroit. Mich. TO send you case
by mail. These cases contain so gener-
GUS a quantity OF tablets that the treat
ment rs very economical. II Is. aleo.
quite harmless. for the tablets are made
exactly IN accordance with the famous
Marmola Prescription.
Evening journal., 1908-10-28
snrinaer-2otts.

Harvey r. Springer and Miss Lena
N. Potts. both Of Hockessin. were mar
ried at Old Swedes Church yesterday
afternoon by the Rev Albert f. Clay
Evening journal., 1908-10-28
celahratas Birthday.

In honor of her isth birthday. Miss
Margaret Orr was given a surprise
Monday evening by the members Of the
Sehurska Social. Of which she is
member The evening was pleasantly
spent and at a seasonable hour the
guests retired 70 the dining room,
where refreshments were served. Miss
ella Martin played several piano selec-
tlons and Hiss Margaret Orr sang a
solo The socials erartette. consisting
OF Earl Moon, clifton Sutton, Ralph
Groves and Lewis Bradley, sang sew
eral songs. Among those present were
Misses Grace Moore, Miss Carrie Cor
sen. Miss Ella Martin. Miss Lille Orr
Miss Lillian jackson, Miss Margaret
Orr, Miss Anna Martin, Miss Lola
Nichols. Miss Effel Groves, Miss Sadie
Orr. Miss Marion Buoy, Miss Elizabeth
Smith. Miss Carrie Borden. Miss Mar
tha Casperson, Miss Laura Cloud. VII
liam Bradberry. Leonard Lyman. VIII
liam McFarlin, Clifton sutton. Ear
Noon. Ralph Groves Haines Pierce
Harry Scanlan, Lewis Bradley, Jacob
Orr. Robert Orr. Mrs Jacob orr Mr
and Mrs Robert or. Of Rellcvue Mrs
Alfred Beck. Of Alec. n j.. and others
Evening journal., 1908-10-28
eeorae. Robinson WeddIna ID. nIrnt.

VDoT9t- TuUIHauW FFVUuIHJ Iv-"TEI't'
Miss Florence Richards Robinson.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Julian 3.
Robinson. and Hugh A. George, will he
married at the home Of the brides par
ents. No. sol jackson street this even
ing by the Rev Hubert w Wells. rec
tor Of St Andrews Church.
Evening journal., 1908-10-28

Hazelton Couple Married.
Miss Stella n Daniels. daughter Of
Evening journal., 1908-10-28

Dark DAYS may come 70 test our faith
in God but having remained unshalSen IN
our loyalty. He comes in with the bounty.
81 last -shovering II upon US IN golden
sheaves.
The Washington times., 1908-09-28
Haskell Makes Threat
To ShOW Up Roosevelt

GUTHRIE. Okla, Sept 28.-Declaring
President Roosevelt to be an Infamous
liar" and promising TO prove him the
greatest crook that ever sat IN the Pres
fdential chair Gov Charles N Haskell
today reiterated his threat to institute
court proceedings against William Ran
dOlph Hearst. Dennis T Flynn. the Re
publican nominee for the United States
Senate, and ali others who were re-
sponsible for the charges which result
ed in the Oklahoma executive reSigning
as the treasurer Of the Democratic na-
tional committee.
Governor Haskell declared that he
would remain IN the campe-g until
the last minute. for he was going
after the President. rome of the Okla
homa State officials passed resolutions
yesterday expressing their fullest con-
fdence in the integrity OF Haskell and
declaring the charges against him 10
be false.
The Washington times., 1908-09-28
Presidents Reply TO Bryan Defends Steel Trust Case
And Takes Parting Raps at Career of GoUernor Haskell
President Hits Hard
In Reply to Bryan

You would better understand the
principle on which I acted If you
would nd yourself Of the idea that
was trying to discriminate for or
against any man or corporation be-
cause he or it is either wealthy or
not wealthy.
In hardly any important cases
against great law-breaking corpora
ttOns has the Government yet suf-
fered final defeat.
You say that the trust Inagnates
know their own interests and are
supporting Judge Taft. so far as
they have special interests, which
are TO them more imPoTrant than
the general business welfare, 7 be-
neve they viii support you.
wish distinctly to acquit Mr.
Haskell Of being opposed on princi-
pie to either trade unions or cor
poraEions, for wish TO acQuit him
Of being opposed on principle TO
anything
emphnttCally approve OF the
publication Of campaign expenses
after the election, whether provided
for by law or not
The Washington times., 1908-09-28
Georgetown University
School of Law
FOUNDED 17e9
FACULTY.

JOSEPH HIAIAlEL S. J.. President OF tho
UnlveIgfty.
HOS. HARRY II. CLABAUGH. Il. D.
/. (Chief Justice Supreme Court OF the 41ls1rlcl
Of ColumbLaj. Dean OF the Faculty. Lecture.
On Common law Pleading and Practice ana
Equity Pleading and Practice.
GEORGE z. HAMILTON. LII D., Lecture
on the Law Of Wits.
HON. SETH SHEPARD. IL D (Chiei
Justice Court Of Appeals Of the DdstTlcS %
Co.uznbia), Lecturer On Constitutional --A"
and Equity Jur-sprudeuce-
HON. ASHLEY n. GOULD associate Jus-
tIcs Supreme Court OF the = istrlct OF Co
lumbia). Lecturer on the Law Of contracts.
Quasi Contracts. Persons, and Do1nestic HIe-
laJi0ns-
HON. DANIEL THEW WRIGHT CAssoci--
ate Justice Supreme Court Of the Dtstrict 1i
Columbia). Lecturer on the Law Of CORPORA
lions and Criminal Law.
CHARLES A. DOUGLAS. A. b Ii. -
Lecturer on tho Laws o TOrts, SeEolla-1-e
Paper and Elementary law
MICHAEL J. COLB sRT. A. NJ. IL NJ.
Lecturer en- the Law q Personal Property
and Partn-rship-
D. W. BAKER. A N. IL N Omitted
States Attorney for the District OF COlunl2ia-l
Lecturer on the Law OF Real Estate and 1-F4-
dence.
CLARENCE r WILSON. 4. B., IL n,
Lecturer on she L'T q Agency
JOHN J. HAMILTON. a p. IL II.
Lecturer on the Law Of Bankruptcy
Judge o. the Circuit COurt-DANIEL W
O'DONOEHJE A. II. Pl- D.. LII VI
Court of AppeaIs-AIESSFS LEIGH ROB
INSON, J. HOLDSWORTH GORDON J.
NOTA McGILL
Clerk o. Cours-FRANE Z CUNNING
HAM
Quiz sIasters-DANIEL ". OrDONOSHCE.
A. NJ. PH d. LII ~ JAMES 5. EASB4-
SMITH A " LII N: CHARLES z
ROACH n b, IL. NJ JESSIE 9 AD-
KLNS LII NJ
RICHARD J. WATKINS, A. b, IL ~.
SECRETARY and Treasurer.
FRANK Z. CUSSLSGHAsI Assistant Sec
retarys
The Washington times., 1908-09-28
AT TANGIER
MAY END SERIOUSLY

TANGIER. Sept. 2s.-Fearful that the
rnuss resulting from the arrest or Ger
man desert rs rom the foreign legion
by gendarnes. after the dese~ters had
sought the protection OF the German
consulate. viii lead 20 serious enJangfe-
nents unless speedily cleared up. Nj
Regnault. French minister 20 Morocco,
and Herr yon Wagenheirn. German
charge. are today gathering all available
eruments.
The Germans are stiu loud n their
protest against the action, bat foreign
consuls generally agree that the right
course was followed
The Washington times., 1908-09-28
DREAM HIS UNDOING
IN FAR-OFF EGYPT

RALEIGH, n. c., Sept. 2S.-The Rev.
John White. living near Elizabeth city,
dreamed one night that an angel aD-
peared 10 him and told him 70 sell
everything he had and go 20 Egype and
preacl the Gospel Next day he told
his dream to relatives and neighbOrs
and said he must obey the angels In
junction. They tried 10 dissuade him.
but he was determined.
In January he sold his farm and other
property and with the proceeds LETT
with his wife and children FOR Egypt
Two months ago a letter was received
by his relatives saying that his mission
was failure; that he was peuniless,
and that his one desire now was 70 get
back home. They at once sent him
funds and he and his family have ar
rived.
The Washington times., 1908-09-28
DEPARTMENTS.
AzTs AND SCIENCES

Arts AND SCIEECES
GRADUATE STUDIES.
S5aal2te courses, Ise-iaE % tas teErses
end Ph.D. TuitiJz Zee $50 per annu-n-
CcLUAELAE COLLEGE.
,ts nee Srad-ate courses, .eatinE 70 ths d.
slees y BA- and BIS n chemistry.
SOLALGL CE EGZEEEaLEG.
Sncs--raduzIs c0ursas. leaz-ug % the
E-s- cesree N civil. eiectrllzl. and Ue-
chAaical S8Einssrlzg.
NAE S-OA EASAOA cF ARCHITECTURE
= ace gsGcuaLs courses. lez-I-E ~ tAs Gs-
Sc oI %. IN arCLuecrure-
DAE@S-Oa OF EoUCAZL0E.
s CLlei sac l1ts courses, -ez1LzE % tie
80 stSe o. "a. au1 a teachers diploma
- -@-L------4 co-1s=s n zELs d1- craLLE-
Iuitto1 Zee. per a1u1u. eor esch rsc.ta-
10 80 L1-r yer EseL ~ al -a-srE=1IGsts
oo4Fsss. 1lJ.ga.
PROFESSIONAL
SSF 1lIAEGE o. 12DZCHE
a IoQz-ysar ooCrss. Lez-laE 20 tls deErss
OF I'd. Tuition Zee. Sl5g per 1aaun
OAt' AZ -1AEHE o. DEN EL5GEZ.
a L.ree-year course. lea-4-E o. ne Go
sFSs o. DDS IUll0n Zee. 49, PER sn1un
OAEA-. 41LE1T o. Law.
-HFes-ye1r afternoon course. % ter hours
Per SeeE, leading - me cezres - Il y.
Iu-L1n lee $40 ps- aauu-n.
.1-Sy l-[ee-ys4r tlL G-y oourSs % four
80 AS-rs lsr @SeL. le41-lg o. Lls 5-Eras
q LIB luitI-n ZEE. So per arnu--
LIN ard EP-L
coLLEGE % TEE POLITICAL
BCME CE6.
Cncersra1uats and rrzluats -oursss
leading 70 L-s degrees o. 3 A., zaa -. -
HA4tSAA4 COLLEGE o.
EEAEA LACY.
4 three-year course. leading % tas asz-ss
OF Phar D
CO4LEGE OF VETEzCARY
BU8GEEE.
a three-y=ar e5tr~e- t-sFs--- - 80. 49,.
cf IN y.
For cata-oEue. application blanks s1d su--
- l--~I-l-4Il1u comm .Illca-s WIKI rhs
E1eg1str1-. corner n and Fifte=rr1 zrrz-.rs -
The Washington times., 1908-09-28
MOTHER AND CHILD HELD.

WORCESTER, Mars. Sept zs-8Irs-
Ella J. O,HeaTa and her seventeen-yea -
old daughter. Mary, who disappeared or
June II. returned and surrendered them
selves 20 State Detectives Mott ana
Murray They are lodged at the county
Jail tonight. They are wanted FOR for
geries Of upward OF 800.
The Washington times., 1908-09-28
DECREASE IN LIQUORS.

CHICAGO. Sept. 2S-AccOrding 10 fig
ures given out by Charles r. Jones, ma
tional chairman Of the Prohibition party,
there was an astonishing decrease in
the production and sale Of Intoxicating
beverages in the United States during
the months Of July and August last.
The Washington times., 1908-09-28
Lecturers In the FOURTH Year OF Post
Graduate Course.

HON. HOLMES CONRAD Gate Solicitor
General Ut the Clf-ed StaJesl. On the History
and Development Of Law md Co-ap1r2yLV Va
g-ish Law
HON SETH SdEF ARD. IL D tchiet Jus
tiee 1s rhe Court of appeals OF the District
~ l,o1-7~bfa1 c-, tre F4lstory OF Constitutional
Law. aGd the Foundation Of Civil Liberty.
REV. JOHN A CONWAY. S. J.. on Sat-
ural law. and Canon Law.
NCNROE SMITH, IL. D. (Fr0Sessor IN the
School OF Political Science o Columbia Uni
versity. New York city. New York;. on civil
Law
WILLIAM L PENBTELD Gate solicitor
Department OF SJa-c). on International Law
and Foreign Relation OF the United States
RALEIGH c. MINOR, L.. ID CPrufes5oT
Of Law IN the University Of EirsiE4s). On
Conflict Of Laws.
HON. JOHN W. TERKEs. IL D. on
z2aflruad Law
J. NOTA McGuL- IL n. On Patent
Law
AIDS B. BROWNE. LII. D., on Jurtspru-
dence Practice OF United States Courts.
WILLIAM C. WOODWARD, N. D. Ii.
n on Medical JurL- prudence
GEORGE Z. HAMILTON. IL D, On
Legal Ethics-
HON. D. W. BAKER, A. ". IL II.
UNITED states Attorney FOR the District OF
Columbia. on General Practice and Exercises
IN Pleading and Evidence
FREDERICK VAN DYVE Gate Assistant
Solicitor. Department OF ScaIe5, On Citizen
ship
The Washington times., 1908-09-28
De Washiagtan SeheoI for Rors

GPS5 Wisconsin Ave, WashIa.-ron. D z
Located IN u1s country. within eLs, -
o a. p1-E - l-e city. Lho-o--- -os1-E,
extending from kindergarten - col =
Elec--Ns system ena14l1B each UuQN n
take eL1--y Whar 10 needs Ll.s-,zTII-
strCnE faculty a. specialists One lea.1s-
Tor every dTs scno-2rs- Special aid in1. vid-
ual attention given eaca boy. Aro5srn b-5fI5-
inEs- Extensive athletic eroI1da Eoa-iIuE
GEc day cep1r--ls1Ls- BOYS = an avs -
,Sslvsd- Yearbook o. raCuss-- sseO-tf
The Washington times., 1908-09-28
500
Dental Department
Georgetown
University
An Important Announcement

This department in response 70 Urgent de-
mands has decided TO inaUg gurate. beginning
October 1st. a three-year course OF evening
instruction leading 10 the --T9e CT Doctor
OF Dental Surgery. Tuition. 81. Tor further
information apply TO the Dean. Dr. William
n Cogan. go H street, between the hours
OF and S O'Clock, or at his SItice. The Sher-
man, 18th and L streets, fro C O'Clock
Phone Main 622 NJ seI5-I5t
The Washington times., 1908-09-28

The thirty-eighth annual session Cpeas
"Wednesday, SEPTEMBER Sc, 1S0S, at $50 p
m IN tho Law School Building, 5l6 = street
north west at which time announcement will
be made for the ensuing term All interested
are cordially invited 70 bo present CgnN
Tuition .-....-..-....-.----------
The secretary viii be at his ONCE in the
Law Building daily and IN the evenings for
information. enrolment payment OF fees
sc.
Students proposing 20 connect themselves
with the school are earnestly requested to
enroll before the opening night
Circulars can be ObtalneC az the book store
Of LowderTniIk & Co.. 1924 F street northwest
and IohH Byrne & Co. 1872 + street north
west, or upon application 20 the undersigned
r J. WATKINS, Secretary
se22-tf
The Washington times., 1908-09-28
National
University
Law School
Evening Sessions Exclusively
Opens October 1st, 1903

Practical thrs: years COURSE
leading to degTse Of Master Of Laws.
The degree Of Bachelor OF Laws can
Be secured at end Of second year.
For cltalog, application blanks,
etc, apply in person OF by nail 10
the Dean, 1884 F St n. W., phone
N. 6473; OF At the Law School
building, 8f6-8i8 18th street n. w.
between 4:3O and 6 O'Clock.
sa2s-+s
The Washington times., 1908-09-28
AGED WOMAN ENDS LIFE.

PITTSFIELD. Ill, Sept. ZS--Nrs. Re
becca Wilson. aged seventy-one years.
committed suicide at her home IN Pitts
field. by hanging.