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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-28
SCHEDULE FOR
COMING SEASON
OF National League Baseball
Clubs Announced.
Big Leagues Finish business Sessions
In New York-Several Import
ant Changes Made.
CALLS FOR i5i CONTESTS

New York, Feb 2S.--The National
League of Baseball clubs made pub.
lie It's schedule of playing dates. The
season will open April IA, and close
October I. Each club will play 1874
games. the same MS the American
league. The eastern and western
clubs will open in their own terri
tory, Boston to play at Brooklyn, New
York at Philadelphia. Chicago at Gin
cinnati and Pittsburg at St. LOUIS.
The two big leagues finished their
business sessions and adjourned and
the national commission also ended
its work by the adoption of amended
rules relating to the purchase of play
ers suggested at the meeting in Gin
cinnati last month.
A resolution was adopted by thu
National league approving tSe action
taken by the American league ana
national commission on the question
of invasion of territory.
The prerogative. previously held
only by the pitcher TO soil the ball be-
fore IL is put into play. received it,
death thrust at the hands OF the joint
rules committee. As the rule now
stands the pitcher may not rub the
ball on the ground or any portion OF
his clothing and may not soil II with
his hands.
Il was decided also that the sacri-
flee hit shall also be credited to the
batsman, who when no one Is out or
when but one man is out. hits fly
ball that is caught, but results in a
run being scored.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-28
ALDERMAN Is DISTURBED
BY OBSERVANT POLICE

4 flashing light similar to the rays
of a burglars lantern IN the piano
store of Alderman w. T. Miller, on
Broadway, attracted the attention of
several newspaper carrier boys this
morning about o'clock, and Police
men Brennan and Rouse, who were
summoned, also decided that It was a
burglar, and laid a scheme to trap
him, one officer going to the front
door and the other in the rear. When
they ratified the door instead of bold
burglar attempting to make his es-
cape, Alderman Miller, who was sleep
ing in the store, appeared attired in
his pajamas to find out what the
trouble was. Investigation showed
that the light was coming from the
stove, the fire faring up at intervals.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-28

great reputation for marvellous cures
and his chapel in the solitude of the
woods became abe objective point for
Ipilgrimages from all parts of the
province of Perm.
The monk enjoyed great reputa-
tion for sanctity. but when the repela-
tions came 1t was learned that his
holy ways and words were nothing
but a cloak for robbery murder and
Idebauchery of every kind. Repeated
disappearance of female pilgrims
who visited the chapel finally attract,
ed the attention of the authorities
and an investigation disclosed the
bodies of no less than twenty victims
whom Feodotoff had assaulted, muir
dered and then buried in the cellar
of his house.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-28
COLoRED MAN
GRANTED RAISE IN SALARY BE.
CAUSE OF COMPETENCE.
Principal Benton. Of Nashville, Ioc-
tanned in His Position by School
Board.

Principal L. w. Benton, colored
for many years principal of the Lin
coin building. Eighth and OHIO streets.
has met with success in the colored
schools of the south. Benton left Pa
ducah about two years ago to accept
a better position. The Nashville
"Tennesseean" has the following TO
say of hims
Principal Benton, colored. of Had
ley school, who has been receiving \
salary of $75, was highly commended
by the superintendent, who stated
that he had recently been rendered a
position at Memphis, the salary of
which was s95. on the recommenda-
tion of the superintendent Benton's
salary was increased to 500 per
month"
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-28
A REGUL.AR CIRCUS
Every Time Children Had to Take
Take Cod Liver Oil.

We have all seen or experienced II
they had to be bribed-their noses
held, and some sweets ready as soon
as ii was swallowed. and even the
Igrown-ups demanded preserves, lemon
or coffee in which to take cod liver
loil.
That was years ago before two
eminent French chemists, Morgues
and Gautier, discovered how to sepa-
rate the medicinal and curative ele-
ments of the Gods liver from the use
less. nauseating oil and produced
Vinol.
Vinol is not a patent medicine, but
a real cod liver preparation. contain
ing in highly concentrated form all
of the bodybuilding, strengthened
ing and curative elements of cod liver
oil actually taken from fresh Gods
livers, with all the useless oil elimi-
mated and peptonate of iron added.
II is delicious to take and children
love 1t.
We ask every mother in Paducah,
Ky, who has weak, delicate or all
ing child. every rundown. debilitated
or aged person, and every pedson suf-
fering from pulmonary troubles to try
Vnol on our offer to return money II
1t fails to give satisfactorily. b.
Mcpherson, Druggist, Paducah, Ky.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-28

Money may furnish a home in the
suburbs. but Il can't always hire
girl
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-28
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey

absolutely daton of matted gan being
thoroughly destroying germ the seed
and producing psted liquid food the form of pale malt which
the effective and ngorato known
sotened by warmth and paataby and freedom
substances renders retained the stomach
wish keep and vigorous and have
glow of perfect health, take Dufy Pure Malt Whisky
regularly according directions dangerous fill with
drugs poison while Duffy Pure
Malt Whske and strengthens the heart and pu the
recognized medicine everywhere Dus Pure
analysed tested by chemists for the fifty
been found absolutely and contain
medicinal properties
criyi Chemist
dnske
sca booklet
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-28

OLD
Il 73d year and health and keep strength
by using Duys Pure Malt Whskey Have been using for several
years. As tonic for old consider it without equal MRS
EMMA SHIVELY, Big Cifty, KY. Feb. 18th, 1907
Before began the of Dufys Malt Whskey last May
could walk after taking
several bottles became and felt better than did for
pain / 10 years od"-MRS. BELLE BEATTY, 1871 18th St.
Ky
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\ Roipber Monk .

Vorkhoturye, Perm, Russia. Feb.
2S.-The circuit SQUIRT of this town
meced out partial justice to a monk
named Feodotoff, whose criminal life
was revealed last fall. by sentencing
him to penal servitude for fifteen
years.
FeodOtoff two years ago set up a
shrine in neighboring forest where
he lived as a hermit. He soon attained
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-28
A Useful Parrot.

Visitor-Can you tell me where the
hon house Is?
Policeman-rm afraid l can't, sir !
am quite new here.
The Parrot-Go down the path. turn
10 the right. past the monkeys and it
Is opposite you.--Pcle Mele.
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Twin Sisters, Hale
and Hearty at 70

Mrs. Emma Shivey and Mrs. Belle Beatty twin sisters
who 70 OF enjoy health and STRENGTH
end seldom have ache PAIN thanks to the GOdgen
medicine Duffy Pure Malt Whskey.
Mrs. Emma ShveIy resides at Big CGfty n.y., and Mrs.
Belle Beatty at Louisville Ny. The illustration is taken
from late photographs and shows how bright and vgor-
Gus they both
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-28
Only One "BRoMo oUiNINE-

That is LAXATIVE BRoMo QUl.
NINE. Look for the signature OF f
W. Grove. Used the world over "a
Cure a Cold In One Day. 25c.
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Nursing Mothers and Malaria.

The Old Standard GROVES TASTE
LESS CHILL TONIC drives out ma
laria and builds up the system. Fol
grown people and children, soc.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-02

miiie Nerpoiitdt iiberod plotgegriffen
batte, il1dte Die Goli5ei einen Gerbre-
der, Der BEN glei6en 6olnilienno-
men pie Der Feiienbe, ober eil1en alt=
bern Gornanten batte. l11ter Iorglo=
ier gerihmeigltng oes 8ornonlens be-
nadridtigte Die asoli5ei Ste 9olt,
Senounger fir ben betreffenoen 9ea=
menstrager BEL ibr 5n opiiierell.
0as tat oie- Hoit oeln aud). 9lls
MN Der Geiienoe feline 8rieflelloun-
gen bolen mollte, faBte i'm ein 8o=
li5iit uno fiibrte i'm al. Sbgleid
iid auf Dem goliseirepier Ser sSrr=
tnn flor erlptes, Duroe Der ungliid=
li6e 9feilenoe ,forlnalit1tenbolber"
erlt nod auf's 9oli5eipraiioilm ee-
braht nl1o bon BORT elloli6 elltlaiiell.
Sn l1i6t febr roliger 2aline elite er
oann ouf oie &oit, Inn ieiue 9olt=
ia6en au bolen ltnb fir Die 6olge
Inn geriifiidtigung oes @ornonlens
5l1 bitten. Son Dem Sdolterbcolltell
erfubr er nun aber, ipie oie uSraltff.
3tg" beridtet, oaB in5lpiihell Ser
gelltdte Gerbreher Die Seloungen
obgebolt botte. Mfon botte lie iorg-
log ansgeliefert, oo man annaDm, oaB
Der 9lbeefiibrte, Ser unlduloige ihpa-
bilde Heiienoe, Der Gerbreber gene
len lei.
ueber eire fon1ii1e grbihaft
miro Der u@umb. 9lag. 3tg." geidrie-
ben: Die 9faberin Bertha g. bel
2oten bat fiir3lid cine fonlilbe CRIB
i6aft gemabt. Mns 9raiilien erbielt
lie ploslid Die Nodri6t, oaB ibr eill=
5iger Dor mebreren Sabren ousgetpar-
oerter gruoer perltorben lei r1o ibr
$4,000 Warf perlnaft bobe nit Der
reht loroerbaren 8eoiilgllng ooB
lie unllr einen ituoierten Wann (,Su-
riiten, slr3t ober 9bilologell), ni6t
aber eitlen ibres Stonoes beirote.
8epor oas @elo, oas in einem Ser
liner 8ollfbouie oeponiert lit, sur
aus5ablung fonmt nluB beiaete
Grbin eine poli5eilide 8pi6eiligling
beibringen, baB Dem @ilIen oes Seito-
tors entiproben iit $50 nidbt, fGGt
bas @elo Dem nit oieier 9lngelegell-
belt betral1teu 9lnipalt 5u. Die gr=
BIN bat ipateitens innerbalb oreier
Wfonate Die gbe ein5ugeben.
Gin 2anonirt in &aloenfirhen
i6lua Bel Der Ibfllbr zines &leefuoers
bonn Selbe, tpie er es geip6bnlib tot,
Die Genie nit poller @ud)t in oos
5noer. ltnbenerft batte Ser liebell-
iabrige geeffe oes 8auern ben @agen|
erflettert, 10 bob Dem anaben Ser
&opf glatt bonn 8umpfe eetrennt
muroe Grit beim 9[blaoen ent6edte
Ser 9anomirt oos entIeblihe llngliid.
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Snlanb.

Sci Der 9abl in Sernont
baben Die Gepublifaner nit Der fleiil-
iten Waioritit felt Dem Sabre 1892
geiiegt
Ser graiioent labt 5efarlrt
modem, bob er fiernano eingelaoell
babe. nit ibn nab Mfrifa gu reiien
uno BOB er MIR ieinen Sobn Gerlnit
nno 5mei 9eotlrfori6er mitnebnen
lueroe.
gier Matroien ouf Dem Dor
Bottom liegenoen englii6en sdiff
oEuritan" iino our9 Die 9dlnpfe, bic
bon brellnenoem Be6 lno Seer int
Sbiffsraum aitsgineen, erltidt.
Sci Deer Sslano, Maine, err
tranfen beim aentern zines Sootes
iieben Gerionen.
Die oernofratii6e Staatsfon-
pention BON Sflabona bot iid fin
oas u0iipeniarp 2aip" erflart es
aber llibt 5ltr 9artei-0eaBreeel ge-
noht.
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@ietoria 9ipiiion, g. $. e g. q.
(8ulf Gbore.)
81 b + a + T t.

U B + TT
geab guero, @ictoria, Sort 2abaca, Cor
pus gbriiti, Brownsville, Nio @ranoe
gitb, 9oliab, @eebiue, 86arton, 8az
lacios nno Soufton $50 mora
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gaeiser uub Gdleere

in Der 9ar1b pes eeipiilen9aftei Qrates
iino in man6en Sdllen ltnentbe6rli9e nno
ie9ensreid6e @erf8euae Der 5eilfunlt.
glber gerabe Der getuinenbnfte Arst lit
nid)t geneigt, bon bieleu &erfseuaen
@ebrmi6 5u maiden glus bie1cn auIaB
perfpanbte Or. Silsbee lnnge Sabre bae
rauf. ein 0RitteI 5ll fitlben, ipeldes cine
Operation bel 6dmorrboioen iiberfliiiIia
mad)t unb bod bur9aus bilft, nu6 mad
pieler slrbeit tpur0e oieies menideuz
freunoli6e 8emiiben audi burd] Die grz
finbung bon @nafeits 9efrDnt. 9ieies
lnfeblbare Mittel, bon peld)em g. geells
itdoter & Co., 8og 1916, gep g)orf
cine 9robe frei perlenben, bat ieiloem
nn5abli9en gebolfen obne 0leiier nno
SGeere.
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GiienbaDu=J Jabrplau.
g. q. & 81. g. Balm.

y9abb grodett" <3ug na6 5oufton
@alpeiton, Beaumont nilb Orange. Mbs
fabrt 9 ubr aberos, gnfllnft 7.3O mors
gems.
ga6 aerrbiIIe, Mbfabrt 4.3O nadm.
Nbfabrt bon &errbille $50 116r bornlitz
tags. giur Sonntags na6 &errbine: $50
lbr bornittags.
yea9 gnero, goafun1. 9ol1lton, @aIbes
ton, @1Doings, Hodoale, Cameron ltno
gSaco, Ibfabrt 8.45 borrnittags.
Na6 8eepille, Corpus g6rifti, Mlice,
Watbis. Granias gaB, Nodport. Mbfabrt
lao na9nittags.
Na6 Salfurias, Q6fabrt 11br abenos.
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Nnh 0rplunsniQe.

Ser 3ug ber Sru1iet @ictoria Dipiz
lion. Nbfabrt $50 abenbs, nla1t in Blaz
ceoo 8erbinoune nit Der Gulf goa5t
Zine fir CORPUS g6rilti nnb 5rotpnsbille.
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@ie man fraftia luiro.

g. 5. 0alp, 1247 @eit GongreB
Str. Gbicago, iaet bieriiber: oWteine
olte idpddli6e @alltter getpiru1t bur6
glectrie gitters 10 biel &raft iulD
@eipidt, bob id berpflidtet BIN
oies allen S6lpaden fltno 8u tun, Die
eilles Sonifs beoiirfen. electric Sit
ters furiert i6nea Mager, 2eber=
gaieren=8eidmeroen. @arantiert AT
baben BET aoolpb DreiB ltno 81. Gobn
& 60. SO Gents.
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5. & 6, g. ga5u.

Il . I q q I.
Na6 alleil NorDzgegasegnnften
-. A ll6r 1iub 7.45 bormittaas.
Nab ct. 2oltis, Weempbis llt1b Dem Often
j. 1.25 1lbr na9n1. unb 7.3O abenos
9ad Wegifo. .. 1920 1lbr BORN.
glnfnuft.
9on ct. ouis ,tnb benz Often, 9.15 mora.
Bon 2arebo unb Megito .f.O5 nahm.
gon ct. 2olis. 8anfas gitb 1920 abs.
st. Spuis & San Jraneisep 8abn.
Mbfobrt.
Na9 Sort 5mitb. Springfield. ct. 2ouis,
8aaias gitb, Chicago Is. &@. 81. 9e<
pot) .7.30 abenbs
Gnfunft.
Son ct. 2oltis, aanias gitp, garis,
@btcago -. :. 1920 noraens
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Geinbt

big @litte September cine oeutihe
aoftn in geiebtem 9llter. gnpfeb-
lungen fperoen berlangt. Stellenilt=
6enoe meroen erlu6t iid BON 2 Bis 4
ltbr geodntitta9s in go. 202 9(pe.
6 5u meloen.
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90. 6. G. 8. sabu.

4bfabrt.
9aa6 gSaco, Sort 8ort6, 9allas, aans
lag @itp, ct. 2ouis ltnb Chicago, tdgz
lid (Suniet 9epot) &. .7.3O aben6s
2ofal5ua pia Smitbbille g born1ittaos
Nlono Spe5ial nad Smitbbille. Souiton,
@}dlbelton 10.15 abenDs
glnfunft.
@pn Chicago, ct. 2onis, Rauias gitb,
9allas, Sort gSprtb ltub 8aco, tdglib
(SunIet 9epot) 4. .7.3O mora
Qofal5ua bia Smit6biIle .9.15 obenbs
Alamo Spe5ial bon SmitbbiIle. Souiton,
@albeltoH ;. $50 mpreens
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@erlangt

miro elm @taoden oos foden uno
Sousarbeit beiorsen fann1 in elmer
fleinen 6amilie bon amei 9erionen.
Outer 2obn. 9tad5ufraeen bel s..
5. Scuooer, 124 9lubrep Strobe.
9lltes gelepbon 1888.
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Somtbern Hacifie gahn.

Ibfabrt
gfa9 @etp Orleans, Souiton ,tnb @albez
ton. tdglib .11.45 mittaas
1no. :. .11.30 nberl6s
Nab @a9le gab, 81 Haio, galifornien
ltnb Merifo. 900 borm.
Gnfunft.
gon gsetp Orleans, oollfton nnb @albez
ton, td9lid] /. 4. .7.35 ruorgens
:, ino 900 nahn1itfags
Son 81 9aio, Californian llno @erifo.
8 aber16s
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SSpbn s. Su[tou,

Subn s. Bolton, offeutIider 9ao-
tor. @ruroeigentltnl. 9fgent fiir
Beniionsaniprii6e. 3irnmer 8, Ct.
Sarnes SotelL Oit-Soiiiton StroBc,
geioe Telephone $50.
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Gin fur6tbarer Sturni fat i'm
englii6en &anal nno i'm iiiolidlen
Gnglano uno Srlallo getobt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-16
GRANT TO HEAD CAVAlCAOE
CRAFTSMANSHIP TEST FROM
FORT MYER TOMORROW.
Three Days in Saddle and Two
Nights in Camp-Two Rides
to Follow.

The series of riding tests to be started
at Fort Myer, Va. will begin tomorrow.
Three of these rides are designed to test
the skill and endurance in craftsmanship
of certain officers of the regular army
stationed in this city or at posts in the
Department of the East. Ninety miles
must be covered in three days under reg
ular campaign conditions, including two
nights in camp at each of these tests.
Maj. Gen. F. D. Grant, commanding the
Department of the East, with headquar-
tiers at Governors Island. N. Y. will con-
duct the first test ride; Maj. Gen. w. P.
Duval assistant chief of staff, the second.
and Brig. Gen. w. w. Wotherspoon. pres
ident of the Army War College, the third
Myer with Gen. Grant tomorrow morning
for a three days ride in Virginia are:
Col Charles A. H. McCauley, Governors
Island. N. Y; Col. William S. Patten. New
York city; Col Abel L. Smith, New York
city; Col. Frank Heath. frankfort
arsenal Pa; Col. William H. Comegys
New York city; Col Garland N. Whis
tier. Fort Totten. N. Y; Col Rogers Bir-
ME. Sandy Hook. N. j.; Col. James N.
Allison. Governors Island. n. Y. Lieut..
Col. John A. Hull. Governors Island. N.
Y; Lieut.. Col. Frederick G. Hodgson,
Philadelphia, Pa; Lieut.. Col. Grin B.
Mitcham. Governors Island. N Y; Lieut.
Col. Lawrence L. Bruff. Philadelphia. Pa. :;
Lieut.. Col. Henry H. Ludlow. Fort Ham
i1ton. n Y; Lieut.. Col. Samuel E. Allen,
Fort Wadsworth, n. Y; Lieut.. Col Ed
win B. Babbitt, New York city; Lieut.
Col. Albert C. Blunt. Fort Schuyler,
n. Y: Lieut.. Col. Beverly w. Dunn.
New York city; Lieut.. Col. Charles
Reichard. Fort Jay, N. Y: Lieut.
Col. James c. Sanford Newport
r. L.; Maj. William F. Carter. Fort Mon
roe, Va; Maj. Henry A. Shaw, Fort
Slocum. n. Y; Maj. Joseph E. Kuhn
Norfolk. Va; Mai. William E. Craighill
Baltimore. Md; Maj Henry c. Newcomer
Pittsburg. Pa: Maj. Francis A Winter
Fort Myer. Va; Maj. Charles l.. Potter
Tompkinsville, n. Y; Maj. Edwin p
Brewer New York city: Maj. Willard F.
Harmon, Governors Island. N. Y: Maj
Adelbert Cronkhite. Governors Island
N. Y; Maj. Odus c. Horney, Dover. n.
j.; Maj. Tracy c. Dickson. Sandy Hook
n. j.; Maj. Frederick Perkins, Govern
ors Island. n. Y; Maj. Benjamin w. At
kinson. Philadelphia, Pa: Maj. Thomas
B. Dugan, Fort Slocum. N. Y; Maj.
Richmond P. Davis, Fort Monroe, Va:
Maj. Herbert Deakyne. Philadelphia. Pa. !;
Maj Wendell l.. Simpson. New York city;
Maj. William l.. Kelly, New York city;
Maj. William H. Wilson. Fort Hamilton.
n. Y; Maj. William II. Tschappat, Dover,
n. ].
The next ride will take place Septem-
Der "a, % and %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-16
SALVATION ARMY CHIEF HERE
COL. R. E. HoLZ ON TOUR OF IN
SPECTION.
Reception to Be Held Tonight-Will
Plan for Development Of Wash
ington Division.

Col r. E. Holz. in charge of the At
lantic states division of the Salvation
Army, accompanied by his secretary Brig.
James Atkinson, and Mrs Atkinson ar
rived in Washington this morning from
Baltimore on his tour of inspection OF
the various division headquarters.
Col Holz was at Salvation Army head
quarters in the Colorado building this
morning He said he came to Washing
ton to review the work here and to make
plans for the development of the Wash
ing;on division. whichs covers the Dis
trict OF Columbia. Virginia, West Vir-
ginia and North and South Carolina.
He was busily engaged in looking over
the books of this department and con-
ferring with officers in regard to the
work here.
A reception will be rendered Col. HOlz
and Mr.. and Mrs. Atkinson tonight at
O'Clock by the officers of the Washing
ton branch at the meeting house on Penn
sylvania avenue. The public is invited.
Col. Holz came to the United States on
a visit to his uncle a little over twenty
five years ago. He decided to settle mere
and engage in business. Becoming in
terested in Salvation Army work he joined
the ranks After working in New York
for some time he went to cleveland,
Ohio, where he had charge of the middle
west division for nine years. He later
went to Buffalo.
Last July he was transferred to Phila-
delpha to take charge of the Atlantlc
states division. which extends as far
south as Louisiana.
Accompanied by his secretary he Will
leave Washington tomorrow night for
Philadelphia, and will not return here IN
an official capacity until the latter part
of the year. Inspections are. made every
three months.
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Capt. Fletcher Ordered to Manila

Capt. F. F. Fletcher of the navy is
relieved from duty in this city as a mem
Der OF the special board on naval ord
nance, the order taking effect Septem-
Der "a and ordered to proceed to Ma
Mia. P. L.. and assume command of the
battleship Vermont of the Atlantic fleet
now on its way to Japan. Capt. Fletcher
will relieve Capt. w. w. Potter. who is
shortly to be promoted to the grade OF
rear admiral and assigned to the command
Of the third division of the Atlantic fleet
as the relief of Rear Admiral William H.
Emory. who will be transferred to the
retired list on account of age, December
II next.
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nurses. Such a canvass has been mad,
by the local health bureau IN a mum
Der OF cities. and All indications point
to ignorance and carelessness as the
chief causes Of such slaughter II the
nnocents.
The problem 10 properly feeding
and caring for babies In the summer
months especially during the spells OF
excessive heat and humidity is by no
means an easy one even for fairly ed
ucated M w~el-to-do mothers. To the
poor ana alien the adFice and aid of
The visiting doctors or NURSES are abe
sulutely essential.
In New YORK ana Brooklyn bouee
to-house cantasscs have yielded not
able results and equally important les
sons Patience. tact aud know ledge
81 conditions need 10 be- acquired and
developed. Single visits DO little good
in muny instance. aud-the nurses or
doctors have % uatch tine mothers,
show them how 70 feed, wash ana
screen the babies. ana leave detailed
and elementary Instructions. The gee
rstary,of the NcW York conference on
the summer care ol Infants. says We
find uhat ID takes five visits OF q nurse
tp have amy effect upon an ignorant
mother After the FIRST she remeu-
beers nothing, On the tBird sht tfics
to remember, but biuudera literally.
Four times ana she does ID partly
right while the ffth generally finds
her able to prepare the ehild's meals
atisfactofily
rhis means plenty OF work and eX-
peuse Liberal appropriations ana DO
are. therefore. requisite - the
onild susmg campaign is TO ue more
thHu a paper crusade.
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leading the worldly into ways q
grace.
such developments Of ecclesiastical
enterprise are an earnest Of the null
Hilarious activities Of which an up-to-
date church may be- capable Not TONG
ago the institutional church. was
thought 10 be very advanced when II
provided = library. reading room. kin
d%efgarten. sewing school and the ike.
But an that Is nov quite ~old-fogyish
and out 90 date. Nor is Il to be sup
posed that the auspicious movement
VIII stop there The progress which
has already been made suggests the
possibility Of almost nlmitable fur
f6ef Development The earth is the
Lords. and the fullness thereof. So the
Bopk Says. ana if the servants Of inc
Lord want to utilize a share Of the
fullness there Is nothing to prevent,
that We Know OF.