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NEW NAMES FOR DIVINITY HALLS
lconunued Irrom rIrst Page

headshIp of the department of English at the West Point Military academy
 In the Sheffield Scientific school-Ar- thur Lyman Dean, Ph, D.. to be in- structor in industrial chemistry l. F, McClelland, NJ E, to be lecturer on mining engineering; William Harry Kirkham to be instructor in biology
 In the Medical school--Maryin Scar brough, MD, to be instructor in phar- macology
 Senor RiaIdi, the distinguished 1tal- ian archaeologist, was appointed one of the lecturers on the Woodward EnundAtlnn- lhls His suhien+ MilI be Ceremonies and Customs of the First Christian Centuries"
 The present prudential committee was reapponted for the coming year. It consists of President Hadley, Rev. pr Palmer of New Haven Rev. Dr, Parker of Hartford, Rev Dr. Cooper of New York city, and Messrs Eli Whitney of New Haven Henry r. Dimock of New York city, and Aired l., Ripley of Boston
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CURE FOLLOWED i. YEAR 0F AGONY
Intense Itching Eczema Drove Him Nearyto Despair ir-~Chief Surgeon of a London Hospital Called It Worst Case He Had Ever Seen-- Got Little or No Relief Until
CUTICURA STOPPED HIS
 UNBEATABLE TORTURE

About four years ago, in London, I vas troubled by a sev~1e itching and
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thousands of small rcd pimples formed. On becoming dry, these caused intense itching. wA advised to 70 to the hospital for disenses of tho skin. I did 20 and was an out-patient for month or more, tho chief surgeon saying: 1 never saw such e bad case of eczema
 But l got little or no relief. Then [ tried many so-called remedies, but be- came 80 bad that I almost gave up in despair. On coming to this country 1 heard 50 many accounts of cures by Cuti- cura Remedies that I resolved, s T last resource, to give them trial. This was after suffering aaopies for twelve months, and light glad am that dM SO, for was relieved of tho almost un- bearsble itching after two or three applications of Cutic'irs, Ointment. I continued it's use combined with a liberal use of CuticaHa Soap and Cuti- clra Reeolvent Pills snd am moro than thankful to say that after using three sots of the Remedies, I vas completely cured. can only add that, should any one be suffering as I did, hope that they will do ss ! did, and am sure of the results. Henry Searle, 2022 Cross St. Little Rock, Ark. Dot. 8 and 10, '07. pss ~0fs HSaoI 4 saS psa esld eHa snd Adp. lf. sonayts sa cusiews soap (25ol to CleAnrs tho shn, eutiesse RnsoSoai ,ooe ,tos < sho rm of choSoiss sS r s s Tors Y pots y prr ns SSS sss Gorp., 9oie profs Boston, Mac
 cr-hsi-d vr.e. csAi~irs Book m sttn p,ae.sss
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ALDERMEN FAVOR
 GARBAGE PLANT

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SHEFF. ELECTIONS
Douglas Robbins Chosen President for
 tho Coming Year.

AZ the annual election of the senior class in Shelf. yesterday tho following officers were elected Douglas Ray mond Robbins of Middletowu, presl- dent; Gerald Burnham of Chicago, sec retarv. and Frank C. Burke of New York, treasurer. John IA Bagg of Hol- yoke and Edgar E. Howard of New Or leans were chosen deaCons,
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Kelly Eronerate,1.

The report of the investigating com mttee which examined Into the reasons why the extension of St John street was made with bend part way ac1oss the bridge and the reason why the city had not been notified that retaining wall would he needed in the extension of Humphrey street was adopted last night, The report completely cleared City Engineer Kelly of responsibility In the matter, it stating that from the evidence submitted" the comniMes can lay the blame to no individual or department and they therefore recom- mend that the petitioner be given leave to withdraw"
 cense, 2So; no-llcense, 1ss margi1, 123.
 Avoa stayed license by majority: last year the vote was: license, 99; no- license [1
 idtchGeld.- The margin was 37 for license; last year the town did not vote, hut stayed license.
 Colebrook--The margin for license uas 24; last year the vote was; license 6a; no-license, 43; margin for license 2s.
 Bristol--The vote was license, t2S9; no-license, aO7; margin for license. 3s2, last year the vote was: license. IFS; no-lcense, e57; margin for li- ccnse 522,
 Portland-The vote was: License. 202, no-license. 245, last year Inc town was license. but did not vote
 Enfield stayed license but the mo- license forces cut down tle margin nf 324 to about l5O this year
 Famden remained license by 1os n ], rity as against 245 for license last year.
 Windham--The vote was License, 100s. no-license, 294 last year the vote was: license, 1O5s; no-ncense, 269.
 The following license towns changed to no-icense.
 East Haven---license s4; no-license 125; last year the vote was. Iicensa, 93, no.license, S2.
 Eranford--The vote was In Bran ford proper license, 376 no-lTcsn 43s; the Stony Creek district went IT, cense as usual, 100 for license to sS against Last year the vote in Stony Creek was License. S7. no-license, st; The total vote of Branford this year was License ii6 no-license, 52G; last year, license, 539, no-license. 224
 Winchester--The vote was2 Li-
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dry, scur1y sk1n on my ankles and feet. The same. in a few days,
 was tho case with my arm . an d scalp. 1 ul d hardly keep iron, scratching, which. I need h ar d l 7 say, m Q d . 1t v oree. Then largo rcd patches . appeared. V [ h infl m m ati on and sore n ess.
 Aftar tn~ riovs
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nal requiring any vehicle to immedl- stely stop or start.
 Section IS Carrying children on hl- cycles. No bicyclst shall carry upon his or her bicycle any child under tho age ofyfve years,
 Section 1s-Ages of drivers. Drivers or persons In charge of vehicles other than bicycles shall not be less than fourteen years of age,
 Section 11--Dehnition of terms used herein The word vehicle includes equestrians, led horses and everything on wheels or runners, except street cars and baby carriages.
 Section IS The department of police to see that ordinances are posted. The department of police shall see that this chapter Is printed and posted in all public and livery stables, and in all garages, and in all hotels, and shall keep coples of them at all of its sta tons and Issue them on application.
 Section a-Penalty for violation Any person, or persons firm, partnership or corporation who shall violate any of the provisions of the section of these several ordinances shall be fined not less than one dollar nor more than fifty dollars for each offense
 Section 20 To take effect The sew eral ordinances contained In this chap ter shall take effect November I, 1908.
 Track Changes Allowed.
 The three petitions for the change of their tracks which were asked for by the Connecticut company 20 as to make ten foot centers In Chapel street between the railroad cut and East street, the section over which there has been SO much discussion on account of the court injunction over tho widening of the street. in Church street and in Grand avenue were all passed. When | tho first one came Up and the motion was made 10 adopt tho majority report
 in favor of the petition Alderman Rus sell moved that the minority report of Alderman Miller against the company bo adopted instead. This he presented as an amendment but Alderman Miller arose and explained that on account ol what he had learned in regard to the | situation he did not feel like insisting on his minority report and this some what deadened the effect of the amend ment Alderman Mulvey strongly urg. ed the need of tho widening between the tracks and it's value to the city explaining that there would be room enough for traffic on either side of the tracks Just the same. Alderman Rus. 1 sell demanded 8 yea and nay vote or l his amendment and the minority re- port was defeated by vote of il 10 as follows:
 Yeas-Leonard, Jacobs, Relden and Russell
 l Nays-Burke Miller, Jansen, Berman Chandler Mulvey, Cunningham. Van, acore, Collins. Healy and Marlow
 On the adoption of the majority re. port there was no division. Alderman Russell called for the ayes and nays but Alderman Miller called for s show that there was fifth of the member. who wanted 1t and they failed to ap. pear The petition vas then allowed The other two petitions were allow cd with little trouble although several oi l the aldermen took occasion to explain their beliefs fin the matter before tn. vote was taken.
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A l,nnn horsepower vertical gas on zine said to bc tho largest of it's kind. was recently put into operation at Rum corn England. driving an electric gem erator.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1908-08-19

mending section four OF article four
'FOr rejection ~
Those tavoring the ratification OF said
amendment will vote, For Ratification.
those opposing viii vote, For Rejection
SECOND PROPOSED AMENDMENr.
That section tweDty-three OF article eight
be amended so a. TO read ~ follows:
"a sec. b The ecommtsstouerssba ba siac, .
ed by the voters OF the county and mold betr
once TOT the term oi six years. except AZ the
FIRST meeting Of said cOTnmtsstoners tbsv
Sball designate by lot, or otbergise in suet
manner "a tDey may determine one OF the,r
hummer VINO shall hold mis- Office for a term
OF tw year one Tor fOur vearS and one ion
SIX years. 30 that one shalt be elected every
two years. But no Two Of said commtssion.
tt- Nhsll be e.rcted from the same msgisteri-
~ "a trici. But " two or more persons resi- 4
ing 10 The same distr CT shall receive he
grester number of votes cast ~ any election.
then ouly the one Of such persons reeeivine
the highest number shall be declared elect
ed, abd Tue PEI sou liviuk IN another district
VINO sbbl receive tie next highest number
oi votes shall he declared elected said com.
misslOuers shall annually elect one OF Their
numbef ~ president, snu each shall receive
ionT dollars per day for his services In conrt
70 De pdld out Of the county treasury: pro
Vided, fhst such compensation NAV be in
creased IN any county bg the assent OF ma
joTity Of the votes cast on the auestion ~ am
general or special election" "
-aid second proposed amendment is des
ignsted - County Court Amendment D." and
on ihe ballot VIII be printed:
~ County CourI A Amendment"
Amending section twenty three of article
eight.
For Ratification"
For Rejection
Those fsvOuBg the ratification OF said
amendment will vote, For Ratification:
those opposing will vote, For Rejection.
Given under my hand and the
Great Seal Of the State at the Capi-
tol this 18th day Of July, in the
SEAL year OF our Lord One Thousand
Nine Hundred and Eight, and In
the Forty.sixth year Of the State
WA. NJ. .. DAWSON.
BY the Governor:
q. ". SwIsHER.
Secretary Of State 5augl3w
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1908-08-19
Constitutional Amendments.

PROCLAMATION: BY IKE GOVERNOR.
WM. o. DAWSON, Governor of the state
o. esS virginia, pursuant TO the Constitu-
uOn and laws OF said State do issue this
proclamation announcing TO the voters of
.ll .ne Stste OF West Virginia that on Tuesday
next siter the fsst Monday IN NoveTn Der. In
zoe year Que Thousand Nine Hundred and
Eight, AZ the general election held on thai
Jay there VIII be submitted for ratification
OF reJectlon Two separats amendments 10 IN o
consultation OF said state as follows, to wit.
FIRST PROPOSED AMENDnETr.
That section four OF article -four of said
lows. ~ '''-
"Sec. T. No person excepting citizens en-
titled 20 vote, shall be elected 10 any state
county or municipal ONCE; but the g0vernor
and Judges must have attained the age of
thirty, and the attorney general and seue
tors the aReOf twenty Eve years, at the be-
ginning OF their respective terms OF serv1ce.
aDd must have teen citizens of the state for
nve years next preceding their election or
appointment, or be citizens at the time this
constitution goes into operation "
said hrst proposed amendment IS destg-
mated Capitalization Amendment - and on
the ballot Will be printed.
I'D Qualification Amendment"
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Proclamation and Writ OF Election.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
ExECUITVE DEPAKTMENI.

To the Commissioners of Election OF all the
Greeting:
WHEREAS, 4 vacancy WAS caused in the
office Of Attorney General bv the dsath Of the
II on &. w. May, the duly elected Attorney
General, and such vacancy having been filled
by appointment until the next general election
provided by law:
Now, THEREFoKs. +. WIN. NJ O Dawson.
Governor vi the State of West virginia in puf
suanCe Of authority vested an me by section
and section three Of cbapt fonr OF the Code OF
" est Virginia, Serial section ~, code 300 q.
do order and direct that there be- had, held
conducted and certified according 20 law az
election bS the qualified voters at all the elec-
ton preciucts within ali the counties of West
Virginia on the Tuesday next tftcr the first
Monday iu November. iu the year One + hOu-
sand Nine bundled and Eight, th At being the
day OF the next general election 10 this State,
al 10 Ill the uneH pired term OF said e. W. May,
deceased.
II is further ordered that this writ aud proc
lamatiOn be pubii' ned ga fun IN . newspaper
iu each OF said counties once in each week for
the period Of four successive weeks prior to
said election.
In testimony whereof have bereuuto set
my hand and caused TO be affixed
the Great Seal Of the State. Done At
the Capitol IN the City OF Charles
SEAL ton, this tenth day OF July. in the
year OF our Lord, Que Thousand
Nine Hundred and Eight, and OF
the state the FOTty-sixth.
BY the Governor:
&. W. SwIsHER,
Secretary Of State, 22iuiy4w
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1908-08-19
Base Ball. {.

The game at Camden Park last
Sunday between Mountain State
and Parkersburg resulted 10 score
of to 3, IN favor Of tue home
team.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1908-08-19

The "Walnut Hills" team Of
Huntington played the Ceredo club
here last Friday. Score, 4 to 8, in
favor OF the visitors.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1908-08-19

The weekly papers throughout
the state are making a noise like
estimates Of expenses.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1908-08-19
Bifocal Glasses.
We can furnish you
several kinds

We can furnish you
several kinds
Of bifocal glasses--ths split bifo-
cal, the cement bifocsl with the
piece cemented on), the solid BIZ
focal and the invisible bifocaI, 8
glass made in such a way that you
see both far and near with the
same lens, by simply raising and
lowering your eyes. 1t is made OF
one piece and has no cracks to
interfere with your vision.
III. Il. EDDY,
GRADUATE oPTrcIAN,
Huntington, West Va
No char1s for examinations
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1908-08-19

Balance in hands of Sheriff, levy
1907, s2306.2S
FIFTH DISTRICT ROAD FUND.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1908-08-19

You want the WAYNE Z
county trade. Adver- !
t,se in the ADvANoRt
and get IL. {
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-23
SIX DETECTIVES,
WOMEN, INSPECT
TWO PRISONERS
Alleged Shoplifters Are Con
fronted by Guardians of
Other Stores.

Six women department store detectives
lined up in Harlem Court to-day and in
spected two prisoners. The female
Hawkshaws had big note books and n
collection of rogucs' gallery pictures and
We're very busy.
The prisoners were Grace Martin. alias
Jennie Howard. and Mortimer j. Young.
They gave an address at No. 10 West
Sixty fourth street. Both, the police
say, are experienced shoplifters, with
long records and photographs IN the
Mulberry street collection on the evil
denCe OF Miss Louise Eltart and Charles
j. Glndhill, detectives in a one Hundred
and Twenty-fifth street depa rtment
store they were held in $500 bail each
for trial.
Miss Fltart told the judge she had re-
ceived information yesterday that the
prisoners were bound for the store
where she is employed. She waited for
, them and trailed them through the
, building, recognizing them ION desCrip-
| ton She claimed the woman concealed
some dress goods under her skirt
! When the pair left, she followed then
to a cafe. while Gladhill secured a police.
| man. Young, meantime, left the cafC
| for some wrapping paper. in which tc
theft. on his return he was snapped VI
and the two taken to Headquarters
They have operated in other cities the
police told the court.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-23
BARREL WASN'T EMPTY.
FILLED With Gas md Blew Up When
WOrl, rrln Used Watch.

\ man, a match and barrel filled
with gas from anti-hylrine. to-day
caused an explosion at East Broadway
and jefferson street. where the new
Carnegie Library IS being built. y
crowd Of more than lue00 school chill
Ig,.. Oh J.e.r way home to luncheon.
jau|..
Daniel Lamont. workman. caused
4 70 rou-l". lie was told 10 roll the
!Wuc INTO a. Small tool shed To make
-"rc n was emp, he applied "A match to
'Ac lul-Eule. The explosion that fol-
lowed shook up buildings, suged La
mont so badly that lie Lad to be sent
20 the GouNcrneur Hospital, ana set fire
to he too. shed.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-23
SUBSTANTIATES
CLAIMS MADE
BY WESTERNER
Afforded Opportunity to
Prove Merit in Obstinate
Case and Makes Good.

,,.. -. , r, al,
ihuorS"nlehlS OF IN" cooper remedies
nov heinG demonstrated at Riker's
New Drug Store. West Fourteenth
o,roo, ,,,,, ,ee E,,rth - 49,,
'".s - ".' avenue are No"-
NnuAIN received from persons VINO
have TegAlucd their health through
their use
,.i. -,-
N"HE N''I"FA 'a4 AT cooper mead
quarters daily 10 personally learn more
about his ureparations. St.p..n Ward.
'S~"'e' "'S'cHes'eF County,
New YORK, IN relating his experience
with tue cooper medicine says:
"t bo.s,eI.en This ,,s,, r,1,,,..,,.,s nod
,,,.-. 80 ',''' ~ ''i'' man ~ooPe' > "'eu-
ic'le ana Iouh" Il u ne ali tIa- ne
claims. IL has done for me what ue.taC,
doctors nor other Incidence u.,,. aha
,tt,,- -.
l" w. GA" '''''h 1--WE II 10 MN 10
say So ~ as puo.!e a way as possible.
Il nda stomach trouble for ten years.
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ELK|NS IS STILL
MUM ON WEDDING
Of HIS DAUGHTER
"All News to Him." He Main
tains When Given Reports
of AhruZzi.

PlTTNHI E6, oct -3.-ln an cNton'0|
conversation over IN" long-dis'aucc fulo-
phone with United states Senator e.c-
-p'''' d. '-'N'''7' W. '''"'''S' W. N''' woe
Gay the Associated Press made num-
Der OF pointed Inquiries concerning The
rcnorta1 cnpororlort oy ris d,,,cr..or
MIC L-,,l,,,i,., r,,,.i,, ,,,.l ,,,. NJ,
tbc Ahruz2f Tbc at,or.rt rn,ra,c, a..
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! believe are nuro ,n,,ortr,r Am ,t,I.
~ r''' '''"''.'' -'" .""H
OF reports are pelllS manufactured npth
in Europe and America. Why, II at
tap,ptod 90 ars,,.cr all ~, t.Ia,l,,.
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chl'S anu teleHraHlA concerning the mat
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what are the latest reports"' he
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-23
MILLIONS OF PEOPLE
Rely on Cuticura Remedies.

Millions OF the worlds best people use
Cutcura Soap and Cuticura Ointment.
assisted when necessary, by Cuticura
Resolvent .Qiquid, or pills. for preserv-
for eczemas, irritations and infamma-
tions, for cleansing the scalp of crusts,
scales and dandrliff, and the stopping
of falling hair, for baby rashes, feelings
and chafings, and many sanative, antie
septic purposes which readily Suggest
themselves to women as we'll as for all
the purposes OF the toilet, bath ana
nursery. Guaranteed absolutely cure.
Cuticura Soap t25cJ. Ointment C5OcJ Rcsovent
(J0c). ard Chocolate Coated Pills t25c.), are sold
throughout the world Potter Drug & Chem Corp
oole Props. 1877 Columbus Ave. Boston.
nS-Nai.ed Free Cuticura Book on SKIN DISEASE
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-23
FROM
ARMY FOR EATING
GREEN APPLES
Private Lesser First Must Suf-
fer Six Months lmprison-
nlent for the OtfenSe.

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violation Of IN" sd Article OF war
Sentence.
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from the service Of the United states.
forfeiting all pay and allowances due
him. ana TO he confined at hard labor
at srirb most ne ,be reyie,yiu,, 1u-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-23

the tnCalculable benefit
that the L ticura Soap,
Ointment and Resolvent
did my little boy. He
had an awful rash all
over his body and the
doctor said it was eczema.
1t was terrible and used
to water awfully. Any
place the water went IL
would form another sora
and it would become
crIsted. A score or moro
physicians failed utterly
and dismally in their
efforts to remove tho
trouble. Then | was told
to use the Cuticura Rene
HinS cot n NnkN or
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-23
DR.. BULL SEEKS QUIET.
Condition UnchnnGcd After First
Day In Hotel.

DR. Joseph 4. Blake. of No. Col Mad
icon avenue, one of the physicians in
attendance upon Dr. william T. Bull. OF
No. IS West Thirty-nfth street. who was
removed from his home to a suite on
the sixteenth floor OF the Hotel Plaza
last night. said this morning that the
patients condition was unchanged.
IDr. Blake said that DR.. Bull was taken
to the Plaza because the suite assigned
him Ovcrlooks Central Park, and is ia:
above the noise from the streets.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-23

Cuticura Soap, "A box Of Cuticura ONT
ment and bottle Of Cnticura Resolvent,
and before we had used half the Resell
vent l could see change in him. In
about two months he was entirely we'll.
When people see him now they ask,
What did you get to cure your babyp
and all we can sav is, 1t was the Cuti-
cura Remedies. so in us Cuticura will
always have firm and warm friends.
George f. Lambert, 139 West Centrs
St., Mahanoy City, Pa, September 20
and November 4, 1907
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-23
CHILD FALLS FROM 5A
WINDOW TO DEATH
Climbs to Sill Whila Mother
Is Away and Loses
Her Balance.

Ida CHASER. three years old fell from
window on the fourth floor of her
home at No. % osborne street, Brook
lyn, to-day. struck on her head and was
instantly killed.
The cnild's mother had left the room
for a moment and in her absence little
IDA had climbed onto the window SILL
ana lost her bgllGce
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-23
TWO SLAYERS BREAK JAIL.
Pennsylvania Police with Blood
hounds Hunt Fugitivrs.

INDIANA. Pa, Oct o. Joseph Ve'tra
ana Bruno. Csrbone, recently convicted Of
murder in the hrst degree, escaped from
the county jail here early to-day by cut
ting a hole IN the ceiling of their cells
\ troop of state police with blood
whose capture a reward OF s." has been
offered.