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The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-06-18
No Others.

1t is class to itself. It has no rivals. 1t
cures where others merely relieve. For aches,
pains, stiff joints, cuts, burns, bites etc, ii is
the quickest and surest remedy ever devised.
We mean Hunts Lightning Oil.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-06-18
For the Blues.

If YOU are blue, detected, and feel like the
world has it''in for you" the chances are your
liver is taking few days off. Put it to work by
using Simmon s Liver Purifier tin boxes; is
the best regulator OF them all
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-06-18
| t.

An itching trouble is not necessarily dan
gerous one. but most disagreeable affection.
No matter the name, if you itch-it cures you
Hunts Cure is it" Absolutely guaranteed to
cure any form OF itching known First appli-
cation relieves.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-06-18

quarterly conference at this place We'd
nesday and Thursday next.
Allen Tullos and wife of this place
visited their brother near Cabot several
days lately.
Tune ID.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-06-18
The WOOdmen of the
World.

Is we'll known be of the BEST fraernal orders in
country especially when it comes to the matter OF
cheap and PERFECTLY safe insurance.
This Order by sound and wise business management has
accumulated surplus amounting to the enor-
nous sum of So, 900 100000.
We honestly believe that every of family should take
advantage of the protection offered cheapy by this
GREAT ORDER.
And like this OrderYwe believe that is the duty of
every man. during times of prosperity to lay aside por-
ton of his earnings reserve, that in of sick
other misfortune he.w be prepared to meet the
additional expense that at these times
The FAULKNER COUNTY BANK, since established,
has followed this wise plan of putting aside part of its
earnings and today MANY thousand dollars stronger
than when it began business in 1903.
We appreciate the liberal patronage that has been given
us and in return have endeavored to give
toners prompt and satisfactory service
w. w. MARTIN, Pres. B. L. HARTON, Cash.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26

Tie aae' i'm eaf aeinnit 90 oentt Dtans
der Der ourb muritihreeri'de slH3eigeu bon
giebi uuo einc SbunoGlco}iu odiig crbanoeIt.
90 oenit auh mubl Muncber Der BON bem
gruben 6clmiiiei ocs Er. z. Silebee gegen
odmorrbuiocu AnnfeNe. lieit Seto alto bors
fidbtiq. Sbr ScioeHoeH uno ienoct erit nndh eta
ner &rpbc oic Gub y. 8euitneoter x 60. 9pr
2it6. Gelp gori ami Serinngen icitenirei 3iis
ibiden pcr0cn, ebe Sbr eineii 8orrdtb Su Tau.
len bruuct III uucu yenonImirien apotbeien
5u babeu (uipWi5r)s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26
NGubcr ucrItGno Scntidl.

Dcllo om ItuncEart Mpo., 20.
gIug. - Ger cin5clnc Bandit, mcld)1r
gcltcrn IS &utihcn nit (olriitcn
5milcn Der Slb Saith Sun ln0 ser
OcllouItonc &nn anbiclt ltn0 Die &ns
'oIicn pliln0Crtc, 1rbcutctC inn WurBCn
an $4,000. Wiou bat nod fcine
Spur Don ibm. Gr perltan0 Icutid,
0enn CT bcalhportetc ncDrCrC gleuBe-
rltngcn, mcIhe in bieicr Sprohe at
lbn 9eribtet mur0tn. Snl @uncn be-
ralbtc Cr an 125 Fcrluncn, lmo Die.
Iclbcn tOnntcn tcincn MiSeritunO lei.
Itcn 0l Soltriiten feline Muiicn in ocn
9tntlonalparf nc6rncn 0iirien. lltcr
0cn SCpliin0ertcn bciin0en lib Uiclc
,Srauen lm0 &in0cr. lie Spicr bicls
ten om 2lbcn0 cine ,(noi1nntion1pcr.
inmn1lln1 im KATE Sotcl" lmo nab.
men 9cIdliIlie al, melbe Die Gcrp0I.
tllng 0cS Enrfa 0cmm5ircn mo 9lb-
billie BON Dem Scfret6r OcS Snnercn
ior0crn.
@ @oibinQton, 2. g., %. 2htg.-
Go9 Suits Gcpurtcmcnt bat uui
&cronloiiung ocS Gcportemcnt@ Oe3
Snnern cine @clobnlmg bon $500 oui
Die 0clonQCnnobme oea 9iQubcr9
oltS0cictt, obQlCid) Die WlnOeareqit.
rllng jcoc Soitborfcit fir bcn Moub
DeSouollirt Ser Nuub lit Der critc,
meldcr leit Is ,Sabren I'M 2caom-
ltone gtotiOnol Eurf pcriibt mltrOc.
ScfrctGr @oriielo befinoct Iid sur
Belt in WoibinQton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26
arnd IN Nclu-g)urf.

Rem Oort %. 2lu1. - Iic
6irmn u. 8. 0romn & Gp., tincS ser
grobten Maflcrb6licr ser Staot, fin.
Oigte beute 9o6nlittog ser GiiCften.
borie ibr 6oliment an. Ccwiiie, AT.
geblid irregll0re Sran5ottioncn ser
Sirnia pom lebtcn Samltog wOren III
llntcriuhung burh cin Gonlitc Ser
90ric 6egriiien lIn0 iiibrtcn Ocn
arn6 berbei. 9ie 6irma ucrri6tcte
irilber enorne @eihGite lm0 botte,
ouBer fiinf 0urcaur in bitiigcr Stoot,
3lpeig6rrcaur in uiclcn St1Oten oes
2unoes, allein piele oericlben mur6en
ieit Dem Eanit pom Serbit 9eiCbIoien.
Iie tn 1902 orgoniiirte 6irnu be-.
itano ats 0cn SS. u. .. gromn, g..
See Stout, Sanltel 6. Gromn ltno
0. 9ilea Wbitmun. .. ". 9toel iii
3inl Woilciilrntor ernannt norOen.
Ger gEtra1 Der slftipa llno Toiiiun lit
nod ntht ieltgeltellt, inoeiicn peiB
man, ouB bieielben grobe Snnnlen
repr1ientiren. 5robocm fat Bic 9in6.
riht iiber Die 3abhln8seinitellung
teine beionbers bcprimircnbe Wir.
fllng uli Sen 9Ifticnmorft oiSgeiib...
6. j. gudonon, Elm OfitlIico Scr
iuSpenoirtcn 6irma, beitritt belte,
onB Die obenerndbnten itpcrcn gor,
icnoperdtionen POM lebtcn Snltlltag
aui Gonto oes befaltntcn goltoner
Spcfulanten Sbos. I. 2alpion Dor.
9enomnlelt iporeen ieien.
Seiite 9lbeno ncroen Die Haiiipn
ouf iiber $t,000,0OO gddldbt. Sie
bulipti6dlid)e geicrgnib, pelfe oie
Suspeniion erreste, mar Die, oob an.
berc 5irmen oltrh Die qrJben gelteI.
lungen iuelde an lett2n Salnitag
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26

Oplomatiihcn @c8c iolltc er5ieIcn
lllicu
NJ }urOtto' $ uCucr Serr. !
IonQrr, M}orotto, -. 9luguit.-
0inloi 1oii0. Der lctte J9ohc in ei.
ner SlBlocbt bci Der Staot M}uroffo
ieincn Nruocr 2tboul 2B} Qeidlagcn
hat lit in 9iobot H. GoiobIouco 5unt
SuIton pon Wturoffo ausgeruicn
morocn Qic WttqIicOer Oc5 bieiigcn
bipIomotiihcn Corps bobcn BEL ibrcn
rcip. NcQicrlngen on1cfrogt. Oh iie
Wiuloi &oiiO ola Sulton oncrfenuen
iolcn.
W}o0rio, %. 9luauTt. - Ger bic
liGc troB0iiidc @oticboitcr Hepoil lit
jmcd2 Grortcrung ser mnroffoniihcn
Gage nod Euri3 bcrlticn porOen.
: ie glrmu0u in 9Iu Itrulien.
Sp0uCp, NcuiilOnoIcS, %. Mug.
- Nm Centennial Rurt fnn0 cine
AroBc Eorooc itott an pelher lih
GOO Mtum DER britii6en Worine,
5000 Ntum ser umcrifunil6cn Slot
tc, 7OOO W}uun Der Mlorinc- lno Ufi.
litdr 6orcc pon 9teuiiiOmolcs nno
1000 &u0Ctcn bctbciligtcu Nit oen
SpibGn Der NCb0rOcn nubmen gt0mi.
raj SpCrrD mo Ucrl6ic0cnc on0erC
orncrifnniidc Warinc Cff5ierc Ole
EnrnOc nb. Zen W}onnidoftcn Der
anerifaniihen 6lotte bereiictc oie
Dtenge bei'nl &orbeinlori1 cine Qua.
ton. 9tud) ShGuB Der Yuruoc luur,
Den iic bel cincnt 6riibltiid bcpirtbet,
moroui lie ultf Die Shiife 3uriidfebr.
ten.
PIN 9Ibcno qo6cn ser General @ou.
bcrncur ltnO &a0D Nortbcote eincn
9oa I'M Hegicrllngs @cbGu0c, 81
lpcldbcn cine gIIn5enoe @ciclid)oit,
inter oiclcr Die ronqGltcitcn Sfii5iere
Der onlmcritonildcn Slotte gelohen
morcn. Bur lclben 3eit lurrocn Die
jitngcrcn llno Die llnteroiii5iere Der
6lottc an &un0 bon &nncrooen bel
rerihicocncu &cronitoltlngGn lmtcr.
boltcn. 9ticbt rueniaer ais 5lpeitoll.
lcno Ninm fnmen unSano. QieStuot
mar pic an icOem iriibercn gbeno
ieit Dem Gintrefien Scr omerifuni.
icbcn 5lotte, glGn5eno illlnlinirt
9I0mirol Sperrp. ocr SbcrbeieblS-
bobcr Der Bier 81 9eildl iueilenoen
omerifoniiden 6lotte, Bat al Die 9c.
Gictorio'S folgcnoe BOT
ld)oit gcrihtct:
Sic Hcflmouma 0ergcrponotidoft,
lric lie 10 Itnrf IN 9IildInno uno SDo.
lcp bcrOorgctrctcn, bot Ole geionlnlte
Ilottc nit Dem Gbr1ei5 criiiat, oic
&cfonntidait ouh ibrcr gcttern III
Gictorio 5u mubcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26
Grucfnnss'Sc nuS glnt.
uCrgickcn.

9erter, 0Io, %. 2lu9 - Sab.
rcl0 Iep. 6. 3 Butter gcitcrn 2lbeno
nit ctlpa 20 Ncu6cfe6rten in icinenl
"@ospcl".3 olli Oen anien lag iu0
betetc, crbob it 0cr t1jGbri1e r<oi.
u. 9iorton, Ociicu boI0igc 9etebrung
bon allen 2lmucicnOen nit .3uueriid)t
crpartct morOcn mar, gin9 binous
ms 6reic lmO pcricbte bort eintm oe.
miIien Oscar &atbcrS cilen pnbr,
ideinlid) toOtIitcn DieiierItif. Gam
ging er 5ltriid in OaS 3eIt uno fniete
nit ben iibriAcn }Inpcienoen, nab.
reno Der @eiitIidbc ieine Grmcdlngs.
prebigt iorticbtc. Rorton bnttc am
gcitrigen Nubnittng Streit nit sea.
TIERS gebnbt unO bebnlptet, nls
9'otbmebr BON icinem !Reiier 0e.
broit6 gennd)t III 5abcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26
Gcbcnsperluit onrdy Sriidcncinltnr5

Golumbin S..G., 25. 2Iuguit.
- Gincr Iclepbonbotidoit aus Gom-
oen, SC 5ufolgc mur0c bcltc einc
nobc icner Sto0t ilbcr sen @otcrce
Hiper fiibrenOc 3oIlbridc oltr6 Sod)-
moiicr fort9criiicn, mGGrcnb lih etml
25 Menidcn oui ocrielbcn bcionocn.
2IAt OerIelbcn ioIlcn lmgetommlu
icin. Eic ScIegropbcnOrdbtc 5uii6cg
bier nnO Camden licgcn anI0Blih ci-
ncS btitigen 9icgcuitltrmeS uui Sem
9Ooen lnO es lit porIGuii9 i6luer,
3itperlGlIige 9iodrihten bon Dem
Shaltpl0b 0es llngliIda ST crboItcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26
9tobsbotidaftcn.
Sicbcn Nrbcitcr Ourh Ginitnr; rincs
Ncnbnn'S cridlngcn.

3unnjig onNcrc rCrlcbt, mcbrcrc Scr
IclbCn t00tIidb. - 9Id,t Mcnihcn
IN Siio-GoroIinu our6 Sort.
idmcnmcu elmer Nriitc iibcr ci.
nen bohAn1cidwoQcncn 6uI;
llnl8cfommgn. - 6oQincnt cinCr
grobcn MofIcrirma in ltcm.
Dorf. - &criiber oca iiinaItcn
MaIicnrnu9cS i'm NcQopitonc-
Enrf reocte Qcutid. - Grmct
flu1gSpcrlonnllm1 IN Miiiourl
Onr6 cinc @Illttbot ltntcrbrohcn
G bclicn Wnii., %. gIug. - Gin
9tcuboli, mclhcr mlf ser 9ranOIt0ttc
bonn lcbtcn 2lpril GrridJtct mur0c,
Itiirjte bc1tte 5uinmnlcn lno bc9rub
ilbcr 20 2Irbcitcr inter icincn (riims
mcrn. Sicbcn 0criclbcn murO1n ala
S9then berallagcbolt rm0 13 lin0 per
lcbt. .Rebrcrc Der lcbtcrcn f0nnIu
niht oauonfommcu. Nobe5u iGnuutIi.
DIE OpIcr iino 2nusldnOer.
(SpQtcr.) - Sm @nuBcn murocu
ol 80 glrbaitcr ltltcr oen olf iic Der
obproicInocn Notfitcincn bcgrobcn II.
chuu 20 lulrocn perlctt Glf 0crlclbel
licgcn III biciigcn &oipit0lcrn bornic-
Der ino ibrcr mcbrcrc bciin0cn lidb IN
tritil6em 3uItnn0c. Gic licbcu &c
tGotctcn limo;
Wcper 9lrlmof, 60 Sabre alt, aus
GbeIicn; 6erri Sontc, IS Sabre alt,
aus Bolton; Gitcd)i WencIIiu, "a
Sabre alt, mlS Bottom; WtorrlS ,3o6.
Ioo aus 9tcip Norf; ,Soicpb 2loIcr,
35 Sabre alt, ans Bottom; 5nci llns
bcfonute, elmer Oericlbcn ein ehpo
20 i0briger 9tlliic.
Gontrnftnr @orbon, lpcldcr oie
Souorbeiten lcitctc, lit lntcr cincr
GootihlogS 9lntloqc perbnitct nor.
Den. NouinIpeftor 6ronf @cpnoltb
iob, mic c5 bciBt iiini Wtinlten poc
Dem llngliid, ooB Ole Sollptmoucr I'M
gSonten NOR. ltn0 crtbciltc Dem Tor-
mann gcf1bl gum Ginitclen Der Pr
belt. Ger @cicbl fam leiocr 5l ipGt.
Ser Ncubou ioutc cin picrit0figcr
mcrocn lmO murbc ouf Der StGttc Der
olttn Wlliif 9lfoocmic crri6tct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26
;samilic giOOicuclt nnf Hciicn.

Spiter9on, N..D,a5. 2lugitit.
- Er1iiocnt HoocueIt, ieinc Satin,
Ieinc 5obter GtDel uno iein Sobr
aermit idifitcn iid nm $50 beute
abeno aui brr :Daht oSplpb" nod
Sor0anpiQc, N.2, elm no Der Erdii.
rent morgen ser ginpcibnn9 elmer 5ii
Gbren ser W(utter Don Coughs 9io.
binion, eineS Sfuagers 0es Ssrrn
Rooiepelt, erridteten gibIiot6ef bel.
ipobnen miro. @ouperneltr Wdgoon
bon Guba 6cglcitete Den Erdiioenten
bis na1 gteu'0Orf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26
Wntcr Sang.
@robe Gltantit1tcn acitoblcncr 99oo.
rcn 5uriidcrlunGt - Nru0cr ci,
nlS Gr.GonQrcBmitlltcoc5 ais
Gicb in &oft.

Ncm Oorf, %. 2ntl. - i5roY
W}innc Curtis mnrOc 6cltc il ibrcr
@obmmA an Ser g2cit 81 5trobc ur.
gen 0litlhuI0 on n}rihic0cucn Qich.
it0blcn ucrbaitct ln0 0ie &oli5ci fon0
III ibrcu 3iumcrn Stbnuctiahcn,
Sci0CnitoiIe lmb nn0crc WcrthNrOcr.
lt0n0c sum VctroAc BON $50. 900
Gie &erbnitlng crioIgtc nui @rln0
uon MittbcihnGcn ciuc5 0cuiiicn
Norrp Sill, mclhcr tiu NrllOcr oCS
irilbercn Gon8rcBmitaIicoc9 Geo. Sill
utS Eotcriom N.-Sy III icin bcbaup.
tct lrnO AcItcrn III &nlcrion lmtCy ci.
rcr Houbontlngc pcrbortct murbc
SbAleth 6rou Curtis ilcb iiir cine
@ittmc onS0icbt gInubt sic Eoli3ej
0cnnod, OoB iic Die 6rau uon 2ubcrt
Curtis it, pcl6er 5ur 3eit inn 3uht-
GouS bon 2Iuburn iitt. Sill, Curtis
mo 6rau Curtis lollcn 3uiommCr
cine Hcibe ldlau ou1elc9tCr 0ic6.
table ullSGcfiibrt bnben. SoiQ licicrtc
bci icincr &crbnftlmg cine GuantitGl
0cItoblcncr Subcn i'm &crtbe Dor
mcbrcrcn Iolten0 Collars aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26
Nu,ciacn fir cnrupGiidlc

Snncsblnttcr ilbcrnmmt III SriQinnlsNutcu
VI. Scimci's Somcitic nTo Surrian Noucrtiiina
Hgencp, $50 Gniiau'Str, Nciu.yurt.
tglull0--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26
S'Otis
an nnicrc Trcuuoc nuo anu0cu.

gSlr babcn liir5Illh cine Oouiummeuc 6irbes
mo uQ'WtGnutalturgInIaae OCT nlooevncn
gungs uno 9aacrune. Scidjdfi iniiudtrt Sddb,
nerltdnoigc mil lauaidbriger 9rfdbruHg itebeu
bteien SeUnrtcmcHt3 bor. 9Sir iino lett I'M
81 reinipcn uno IN racuo elmer gcminidtcu
Shattirltng an iirben. Se alien Septhc, Die
sic friihcr lpcq,uuricu. tdunen icpt in p.utbts
no(c 0iupe bon irlrHo eiHcr Gr6fIr uAer Sarbe
pcrlucbt pcrocn gSir lnien bcrCihuiQqit I'M.
fcre Gcrrccr bel ShUgE bprfprCthCn uno Sbucn
Ytuifbm6 nbcr oicfe .Nhcteu gcbcn Slhcm
mir uuicrcn Suuf tisg ',ibCre Nunofdnt auss
fpredbsu pcrblcibCu lutt nlhtuuQsOuu
Sbe 6beinpcaie stenm Carpet Slcauiug ano
Sturu1c so.
1904 SftsInncttc. Struhc.
%. ~ euuScrInno. Gipcuibiintcr
t2l0-fibJ lclcpbungtnf6Iub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26
Baltimore, yb, Mttw4 ocn rs. Augnn 1908

onr6 Gommiiiion5b6uicr iiir q. ..
@romn & So. ucrmittclt mor0Im iu
W}itlciocnihnft 8c}oAcn mcrOcu font
ten. Gic auric id,Ioiicn bcutc mrubi0
nno chuua umrltbiacr ais QtItcrn. Die
WiitNIic0cr Ser 6irnd bcitchcn Oor-
oui, oob lie feline @cib6it9Ocrbiolm.
gen NIT lbomoS Y. &muion 1dbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26
EultfntIdlCnranb in yNnuminn.

Selen a. Mont, %. 2lug. - Gic
5mildcn Go0p mo Meetcetic, @po.,
Io5rcnOc |oittttide lit BON g9cgc.
logercrn iibcriuacu un0 I'M $500
beraubt mor0Cn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-11
CITY AND DISTRICT.

Joseph Bauman, twenty years of age
arrived here this morning from Chicago
and was met at the train by Detectives
Nermillion and Barbee. His arrest was
by a request of the Chicago authorities,
the message giving the information that
the defendant is wanted to answer a
charge of larceny.
Edward Ayers, twenty one years of age.
alleged to be a deSerter from revenue
boat at Baltimore, was arrested i'm this
city by Detectives Baur and CornweIl and
returned to Baltimore yesterday after
noon.
The old tug George W. Pride, which has
not been in active service for three or
four years past, and is lying at Alexan-
dria. was a day or two ago sold by Capt
Al Fair of Alexandria to Capt Thomas
Selectman Of Occoquan, and she will be
restored to active service on the river.
The District Assembly has elected officers
as follows: President H. o. White: vice
president, A. A Indy: secretary. Gilmore
NJ. Phelps; treasurer. John w. Campbell
Fire attracted large crowd to the place
of business of Charley Jing. 1914 9Th
street. about 9 o'clock this morning. The
flames were extinguished after about 500
damage had resulted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-11
GEN. KLINE ILL.
Retired U. S. Army officer in Johns
Hopkins Hospital.

Werd was received here today Of the
serious illness at Baltimore of Brig. Gen.
Jacob Kline, L. S. A., retired. He is in
the Johns Hopkins Hospital suffering
from acute kidney disease and his re-
covery is regarded as doubtful. He was
taken to the hospital yesterday from his
home at Newport News. Va
Gen. Kline served forty years continu-
ously in the United States army. He
was colonel commanding the 2lst Infantry
when war was declared against Spain,
and was made brigadier general of volun-
teers May u. 1898, carrying that rank
through the war. He was appointed
January %, 1904. and the following day
request.
Gen. Kline Is sixty-eight years Of age.
and was born in Pennsylvania. He was
appointed first lieutenant of the 18th
United States Infantry. September D.,
1861 and was promoted to he captain for
gallantry in action at the battle of Shiloh.
II. afterward served as an officer of the
18th and Goth Infantry. and was promoted
to be major of the a4th Infantry. October
6. 1887, for gallantry in the Atlanta cam
paign. His promotion to lieutenant col
onel Of the 9th Infantry followed, March
%. 1852 and he was next advanced to
colonel of the Dist Infantry, April 30,
1897
Mrs Kline and another relative are
constantly at the bedside of Gen. Kline.
and the attending physicians pronounce
his condition as critical.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-11
ITS HISTORY TRACED
PAPER ON GEORGETOWN UNI
VERSITY BY REV. E. I. DEWITT.

The history of Georgetown University,
which began with the beginnings OF this
District as the seat Of government In the
days when it was q college and not
university. was entertainingly described
in the course of a paper read by Rev
Edward l. Dewitt Of that institution a.
meeting last evening of the Coiumola
Historical Society at the Shoreham.
The difficulties Bishop Carroll. founuer
of the college, encountered In establish
ing such an institution, were recounteo
and Of course it was pointed out that
these difficulties were enhanced by the
condition Of the times when places oe-
voted to higher education were not nu-
merous and the prospects Of their being
able to secure adequate encouragement
of great uncertainty.
How these obstacles were overcome ana
the college under its various preSidencles
succeeded in gaining foothold. made a
narrative of exceeding interest ana
formed a valuable chapter In the history
of early education movements Ill thls
country.
The speaker said collection OF portraits
of the various presidents or the coiiese
Is incomplete and it Is desired to get IN
formation where such portraits are 10 De
found.
Upon the conclusion of the reading OF
the paper a discussion followed which
was participated in by Messrs. william
Henry Dennis, NJ. /. Weller. Judge Rag
ner, Mrs. Madison Ballinger and Angus
tus Neal the latter having been student
at the college a half century ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-11
Endorsement of Cox Bill.

\ resolution .indorsing the Cox bill. in
troduced in Congress yesterday, will be
presented TO the membership of Gen. Will
Ham L. Barry Garrison, Army and Navy
Union, at its meeting to be held tomorrow
evening in G. A. r. Hall. Adjt. John j.
Strain. in a call issued today for the meet
ing. announces that other matters of i'm
portance to the organization will be given
consideration.
The bill. introduced by Representative
William +. Cox of Indiana. provides for
the inqusition into the sanity of honorably
discharged soldiers and sailors admitted
to the Government Hospital for the In
sane. 1t Is also provided that no deduc-
tons are to be made from pensions Of
former soldiers for care at the institution
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"The Servant in the House."

THE Servant in the House." the at
traction at the Belasco Theater next
week, is a five-act play by Charles Ram
Kennedy, husband of Edith Wynne Mat
thison and also author of 1.-The Winter
Feast" Miss Matthison, who made such
success in 'Everyman'' a few seasons
ago, has a highly emotional role in this
new drama. The presentation is made
by an organization which Henry Miller
declares is to be permanent for the inter-
probation of high-class drama. Walter
Hampden. Tyrone Power and Charles
Dalton enact the three brothers whose
estrangement forms the basis of the
dramatic situations involved Arthur
Lewis portrays a hypocritical churchman
and Galwey Herbert gives one of his ex-
pert Juvenile comedy representations
Mabel Moore. a noted English actress.
new to the American stage. plays the
daughter Of one Of the brothers, around
whom centerS the struggle that finally
terminates in reconciliation.
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my Wife,

John Drew comes to the New National
next week in his comedy, My Wife.
which made a pronounced hit earlier in
the season at the Empire Theater. New
York. where it ran for four months. The
comedy is an adaptation of the celebrated
French play. "Josette. Ma Femme The
plot sets forth the rather unique situation
of a girl offering herself to man as
his temporary wife in order that she
might avoid marrying the man she does
not love, and for the purpose of securing
her from his attentions until she can
marry the man of her heart. Mr.. Drew
appears as Gerald Eversleigh. the tenn
porary husband, and Miss Billie Burke
is cast for the role of Trixie Dupre. the
girl with the complicated love affairs.
Ferdinand Gottschalk. Walter Soldering,
Morton Selten, Albert Roccardi, Mario
Majeroni, Rex McDougal1 Frank Gold
smith. Dorothy Tenant, Ida Greeley
Smith. Mrs. Kate Pattison Selten, Hope
Latham and Miss May Gayler are in the
cast.
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FACING THE MYSTERY.
DR.. Griggs to Give Lecture in Play.
ground Series.

DR.. Edward Howard Grigss is scheduled
to deliver the fourth Of his series of lee
lures, under the auspices OF the Wash
inston Fairgrounds Association, at the
Church of Our Father. corner Of 18th and
l. streets northwest, this evening. His
theme will be Facing the Mystery-Ham-
.et."
Dr. Grigss' Shakespearean lectures have
attracted large audiences in the past. in
Guiding eminent scholars and prominent
people in official and social life. His
power of analysis the depth and clearness
of his reasoning and the charm Of his
manner in unfolding the beauties of the
great poet are said to be. unique-at-
tracing. as they have. not only the pleas
ure-loving. but the scholarly and thinking
people of the community.
: In the play of Hamlet" his powers will
have full scope. a field of action in which
the ablest thinkers of the world since
Shakespeare's time have found great in
tellectual opportunities. In view of the
large and growing attendance at these
popular lectures. it is said. special arrange
ments have been perfected for comfort
ably seating all who come.
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Plans of Nebraska Club.

Plans for several social functions in
the near future. including reception to
William Jennings Bryan on his next
visit TO this city, were begun at a re-
organization meeting of the University of
Nebraska Club at the Y NJ. c. A. build
ing last evening. In the past the princi-
pal feature of the club. organized twelve
years ago. was the annual banquet Feb
ruary 10 officers were elected last even
ing as follows: President. Representative
f. NJ Potter: first vice president. 3. n.
Ransem; second vice president, r. h.
Nelson: secretary. Paul Jones; treasurer,
Miss Adeline Ames: executive committee,
l.. j. Pepperberg Haven Metca1f, c. w.
Melick. Mrs l.. l.. Harter and Miss Ida
BengstoOrn.
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Doctor Advised
USeofCutiCura
After Other Treatment Failed
Eczema in Raw Spot on Baby
Boys Face Lasted for Months
Cried With Pain When
Washed.
ECZEMA WAS CURED AND
HAS NEWER REA[PPIEAR|ED

"Our baby boy broke out with eczema on his
face when one month old. One place on the side
of his face the size Of a nickel was raw like
beefsteak for three months, and he would cry
out when 1 ba thed the parts that were sore and
broken out. I gave him three months treat
meut from a good doctor. but at the end Of that
time the child was no better. Then my doctor
recommended Cutcura. After using cake Of
Cutcura Soap, a third Of box Of Cuticura
Ointment, and half a bottle Of Cuticura Resolv-
ent he was well and his face was IS smooth as
any baby's. He is now two years and half
old and no eczema has reappeared. 1 am still
using the Cuticura Soap: I think 1t Is the finest
toilet soap ever used I keep my little girl S
hair and face cleansed with it too. am so
thankful for what Cuticura has done for us.
Mrs NJ. L. Harris. r. F. d. I, Alton. Kan,
May IA and June IL. or