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The Washington times., 1909-01-15
METHODISTS TO SEE
FIRST DEACONESS
Will Give Reception to Mrs. Rob
insOn, Leader in Home
Missions.
Missions

Mrs. George %. Robinson. or Detroit
Mich, president OF the Womaus Home
Missionary Society of the Methodist
Episcopal Church OF Amoica. and
founder or the deaCouess work Of the
Methodist Church viii Dee given re-
ceptiou from s TO 10 o'clock this evening
I'm Rust Hall. North Capitol AMI Al
streets northwest Many prominent
NTefhodistz viii meet Mrs. Robinson.
Both Rust Hail and SibIoy Hospital, lu
Washington, are included i'm the phil
anthrOpic scheme first begun by Mrs.
Robinson, VINO, with her husband. Judge
George o. Robinson. has devoted many
wears TO home mis- ION work.
The Washington times., 1909-01-15

Q ST. NV, 15l2-Nics large "a floor. fun
niHnad front roun in snail private family.
Faf- o.
The Washington times., 1909-01-15

VIRGINIA AVE. SW., 652-F1irnished or un-
Furnished n0OEns, convenient % car lines y.s-
s0uable; heat hath and gas fa1s-st
The Washington times., 1909-01-15
CATTLE DISEASE BILL
JUST HALF MILLION
Secretary ASS Large Sum for
Stamping Out Foot and
Mouth Trouble.

A half million dollars for stamping
out the foot and mouth disease in cat
tie of Maryland, Michigan, New York.
Pennsylvania, and other States, is i'm
Guided in the urgent deficiency bin
which has been ordered reported to the
House. The total amount carried by
the bill is S1,1Ol, 402.
Secretary Wilson, judging by the cpl
demic of six years ago. estimated at
the beginning of the present spread OF
the foot and mouth disease that 500, 0J
would be necessary to conquer IT, and
the appropriation is made at his urgent
request.
The Washington times., 1909-01-15
HONOR TO MEMORY
OF ROJESTVENSKY
Russian Admiral, Although De.
feated, Proclaimed the Coun-
try's Greatest War Hero.

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 15-Despite
ahe fact that he commanded the Russian
feet IN its ingloTiOus defeat by the jap
enese IN the Tsu-Shima engagement. aud
that ne was contaminated for raising
The white flag ia rhis battle, the mem
ory OF Vice Admiral RoIestvenszy. who
died here YESTERDAY IS today being re-
vered as one Of Russia greatest war
heroes. Rojestvensky was acquitted by
COurt-maTtial
The Washington times., 1909-01-15
STATUS OF JUDGE
TO BE DETERMINED

Senators Haukhead and Johnston have
determined 90 ask the Senate 90 refer
the case OF Oscar r. Tuudley. uoml-
mated t1r district Judge Ga Alabama.
bach 20 tHe Judiciary Committee. 20
hear ans parties opposing MIN. They
e. 800 ask tHe committee 90 report the
nomination back lu not more than
twenty days. Judge Huudley was APP
pointed twenty months ago, and has
been serving ou tae bench under "a re-
cess aHUU.urueut
The Washington times., 1909-01-15

NEW JERSEY AVE. ST.. S11-Th1ee nice 2
furnished rooms; convenient TO Congressional
ONCE Building heat gas and bath tsS-7t
The Washington times., 1909-01-15

Advertisements will be accented af
any Of the following branch Offices
az regular OftiCe rates. If il is in
convenient to leave advertisements
at either branch OtiCe or The Times
Business Ofice, they may be teIe-
phOned direct TO The Times Main
$500, and a messenger viii call TO
collect,
The Washington times., 1909-01-15
HELP wANrED--Male and Female.

EVANTED-Hotel help for all departments.
BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY, 900 -0th 81. nW.
jal3-4t
RyAETED-Lady or gentleman 70 represent
factory. big profits susr,tIt e5l.. must have
ability and some money ". II. SKINNER.
General Delivery, Jdla-8r
SHORTHAND-Comp course IA syllable
system IN $50 hours. so. including typsWrit-
ing positions guaranteed STENOGRAPHIC
ACADEMY. Colorado Building. ocZ7-tf
The Washington times., 1909-01-15
TO REOPEN MINE.

FJTTSEILLE. Pa. Jan. I5.-Aclsr. be-
ug abandoned FOR twenty-five years.
Tire Th0mastou mine, in the Heckseher-
Vile valley. ls O.. Ice reoDened 10y the
Reading Company. This will make iJ
one OF the largest producers IN this
region.
The Washington times., 1909-01-15
NORTHEAST

sts Phone r.. $50.
LADDON PHAR2iACT 300 Florida ave. ne.
KR.AUss. PILARTAcY. cor. 9Th and x sts.
BENZ. T. LANHAM. l-th and z. Cap. sts.
cHIs. IT. BLU2rER. N. Cap. and r SITS. ne
.fsc5siH Iz q JOACHIM. sta and p e.,
me- Phone T. 2I92.
The Washington times., 1909-01-15
FIFTY HOUSES SOLD
AND MORE BUILDING
Residences Bought Faster
Than Contractors Can
Put Them Up.

With the sale Of brick residence to
7. X Ellsworth by Thomas J Fisher &
Co., the fftieth new &0use built on
Fourteenth. A and Ames streets, and
North Carolina avenue. has been dis
posed Of. Tventy-siX houses Of the
same class are now nearing compile
ton, and. when they have been sold,
the entire residential property on the
four streets named will be occupied.
The purchase of the property yester-
day emphasizes the remarkable demand
for residences in that section Of the city.
Kennedy & Davis, the builders, have
been unable to complete the houses fast
enough for Fisher & Co TO dispose of
them. IT row seems more chau likely
that the entire frontage facing on the
four streets viii be disposed of within
less than two years from the time the
first house was put on the market.
The residence which Mr.. Ellsworth Sc
Cuned was bought for $500 1t con-
tains six rooms and q bath. The pur-
chaser intends holding Z as an invest
mpUt
The Washington times., 1909-01-15

A z. POWELL 4th and East Capitos sts.
A. ' B. IBUREOws, nth and Pa. ave. Phone
ROACH DRUG CO.. sth and @ SITS. Sc. Phone
l. 1861.
The Washington times., 1909-01-15
GEORGETOWN

F. r. WELLER. Pharmacy. s53t 81 ct. NV.
lanes z. SMITH, 1854 Wisconsin ave.
phone W. SOCK
The Washington times., 1909-01-15
e.ILTHWEIE-

" HUGO EIsESBEIss. 9Th ana B streets.
1T.bl0%ALD. J. ~, ~ and L So. Phone
The Washington times., 1909-01-15
DENTISTRY.

ono. Hours. $50 a. NJ. 20 $50 p. II.
DR OTIS ". ELZEY. DENTIST.
s ". cor 10Th and +, entrance on I0th
DR. W. J. ELZEI, DENTIST.
n u Cor 4th ana h. Capl-ol SIS ne
Socialists in painless Extracting Gold
Crown and Bridge Work, Filings and Places
that dt. Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded Moderate prizes. Phone n 45Z
uOls-Lf
ATyEOI.AR TEETH-PaiuIess. lasting. wen
derfully ufeiike, bTldgeWork or plating un-
necessary, painless filing. DR. J. L. VII
SON 1908 =. 5y1l-C
The Washington times., 1909-01-15
HEALTH MOVEMENT

VIAVT SCIENCE OF HEALTH. natural
cloth bound 40 pESa book fies
AppIv by mail, 9l6 Colorado Building. free
lecture for women Tuesday al 5 H. m.
5al3-1
The Washington times., 1909-01-15
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

COAT AND costume hands; only those ez-
perienced need apply. n. PHILIPSBORS g.
CO. $40 nth 81. nv. jal2-It
COLLAR Girl. BIrTE LAUNDRY CO.,
~ ltth Fl. NV ial5-st
COLORED GIRL 20 nurse several childreni
stay nights. 315i 10th 8. nv. jsl2-3t
COCk-In apartment, SO. chambermaid; pri-
vate family, SIS; pantry women. 1915 nth
81 NV -L
COOKIES private family. 42I 6th nv.
Wis L-LILef-OI1- -
c ST. NV s2Z-cooh wanted at once II
GTRLs-I5ellabIe colOreds general housework.
2l2 9th s.. Sc. II
GLRIs-Wnfte or In.z5le-sEed woman. Cor
light hOusework, Il, Hls&s her home with Us.
Apply as 9th 81. NV. Il
GIRI.-Neat and respe,sSah Die coLOred, for gen
eral hOusewoTk; good wages. 6la Maryland
ave, ne. Il
G ,5 Tor general housoFoTi:i resaTan99eea,
1853 GiraFd 81. NV.
GIRL for general Homework: references sl4
ID -. NV 4
GIRI-HaIf grown for nouse SRI. ali zoe
9TH st. sw- 1t
GIRL-Good, for general house work; cook.
wash and iron: small family; good references.
72l 18th ST. jal42c
GIRI-A pleasant appearing white orphan %
do general household work. cal @5ls Woodiey
ug nW lust scroes Old Rock Creek Bridge
T. the right Jal4-4t
HARDNESS hTst-class (W-hits). who can
shampoo and treat scalp good salary refer
ences required. Apply 753 18th 81. NV
jal3-5t
I4ADIES-FIfteeu wanted % play baseball
next season; good salaries 10 right parties.
BOX $50, Times ottlce JAZZ
NEW YORK PATTERN PARLOR5 AND
ACADEMY Ok DESIGNING.
DRESSCI5TTING, DFlESSMAKLcvG,
ladies TAILORING. SEWING AND
FINISHING SCHOOL 1250 G ST the lsrg-
est eldest and most reliable French dress
cutting designing and millinery school IN
FRENCH PATTERNS CUT TO ORDER.
jau-s5t
PAIN COOK, 500; general h0JsswoglS; white
woman. store room. 1867 p nv. 10
WITNESSES: white. SIC a month. room
7s.I beard. AZ once. FISHER AGENcT. &ls
10Th So. NV II
EVOSIAcS-Cood reliable coL0red, 10 cook and
do laundry work. CaIl ll3l Girard St NV. At
on-s. u
WON ,N-Whits 10 cook for small family;
no washing. stay nighE. BOX ia. Times
1f1ce. Jal3-3t
MILLINERY.
MRS. II L HOFFMAN. MtlIiner. formerly
with Blum Bros, now heated at as Ia
ave. Sc. Millinery. Notions. and Underwear.
The Washington times., 1909-01-15
Buys House at Auction.

Il. T. Lewis bought the two-story
brick residence located at 1909 Monroe
street northwest. The house was sold
at auction by Thomas J. owen & Co..
and was secured on a bid of $1,000. II
contains six rooms. and rents for S35
month. Mr. Lewis intends TO put the
house on the market at once
The Washington times., 1909-01-15
BICYCLES.

TF YOU want TO dispose ~ your bicycle Or
buv one square dealing IS always assured
C. T. HUNTER S. LIa Ia. ave, open until lg
every night. all day sunday. Phone NJ. 5+5>-
Tz1s-TE
The Washington times., 1909-01-15
HELP wANTED-MALE.

HELP wANTED-MALE
EARBERs-Two white for Saturday; gua7an-
tes $50. s6l Pa. ave nv. ~
BARBER for saturday, 50 and steady work.
7n 6ul e. nv II
BAFBBFl-F lrst-class tr saturday. E@
guaranteed 14s6 Wisconsin ave. Georgeto2u
BARBER for SATURDAY: s. guarantee. sl5 D
BANK IlRK-Wanoad at once, Junior clerk.
Address ia own handwriting. giving refer
snces and business experience cir any Ad-
dress BANK Times oI1ce- J8l2-5t
BOYS WANTED with bicycles. the more the
merrier- Apply DIME MESSENGER SER
VICE, !ss l3th St jas-In, Witt
BT-TI4ER. elevator. disnwasheT eoachman-
1850 11th 81 NV. ~
Bush EI4ATEN-T7vo experienced bushelme1;
permanent position TO steady experienced
worker. apply GROSNERs, 1913 Pa. ave.
Jalo-5L
60ACHSIAN, private family: butler 1867 P
uN. a.
COOK. ooForad, she NJ order. $40: coIored
cooks. short order S. Al once. FISHER
AGENCY. u9 10Th 81 NV
DTSHWASTIERs-T RADY CAFE, Gus
TAPTE STORE wants frst-class hotel and
boarding house solicitor TO take orders for
insuay ration supplies. china toilet sets,
sheets cases. beds. mattresses, etc; first
class lob for ,stler- Apply with references
jal5-2t
Nan 70 WORK al o''' ss'Io- ''A ana r ot I(
ave Il" -
sIAN-YounE white, 70 drive delivery wagon
and help in grocery store state age Adj
dress BOX Is4. Times office. js14-3t
CKERs-Thlrty expert furniture at once
20 49, ~'-''-- -. T->-rTtS- lsT-T5 A - E
TRANSFER co. 1888 II 81. NV. Phone 6904
Main -l--- ia
--7-77 Al T-STT2T>-FF,2 az once Apply at Il. j.
RORFY. i.s2 6th ST. sv. II
outside saiesrnf-n TO soloit orders for inaugu-
-ur--inteadert before 10 q. "a. tai5-2t
-y- --- - ->------T- .----------l[Tlg- 1870
L'f>5 W ~, - .-l-1rs. --r-.'-5 -
.7.-'S 49, -. Iii. ~ an .s,e-Iras rg7q
lam 81 nv. 5slf-2r
-- - - -
WAICH1LA Ali-t' g-|; ~ ~ go 80
lIla-lezt pD7lli'ii- VI 4 q o. +, 80
y = Z=TE6-75 plumbing os-z5- Iszmgzl- an
honest and industrious boy; no uffer Co take
orders and make himself generally uzerlls
Fl-. NJ .1--L,, - u - ~
VANTED-TIirty teams 10 maui BRICK steady
work guaranteed TO- H',fi,ilS: wages -
Per DAY W., r'! -rfr1-g.,,- FIlf,rt S6ZJp NV
~ .' .-.-.,.,- M ls-g-r+
----E-- - 49,
HELP WAN Il O--4asie anu tehale.
NANl Eb- tiy-e- Hs't ~. a. e1t.1l 't.'7..-s-
BURGESS -iD-tSI -AN5l--N-l' e-s -o-t1 %. nv.
2als-tZ
7yAs,rED-Lady OF gentleman 70 represent
ys--r--- T,szr prJ6ts Eglsr,4r.t eal. must have
ablUty and some money. W. IL SKINNER.
+ General Delivery. jal8-8t
The Washington times., 1909-01-15

CHEVY CHASE. ND.
T. A. 5UNNEMAN. .-.-
The Washington times., 1909-01-15
The Washington Times makes
special Cash-in-adVanCe rates for
Classified Advertising.
CLASS A
CLASS B

Three times within one week, q cents a
line z times, c0usscutively. 90 cents line.
space, lines.
The Washington times., 1909-01-15
Scientist BIZ Home.

The biggest sale Of the week for resi-
Dental property was made public today,
when it was annOuuced that Prof. Rob
ert Ridgway, the noted ornithologist OF
the Smithsonian Institution. had bought
of John +. Lynch the brick building
located at 1858 Eighteenth street, Ingle-
side subdivision. The price paid for the
property was $50.
The house is one of a row built two
years ago by Mr.. Lynch, which is sit
uated on terrace lot having a 'front.'
a re OF IS feet and a depth OF 100 feet
II has an attractive colonial front Of
Roman brick. with whitestOne trim
miuEs Prof. F5dgwav viii occupy the
building as a home. The sale was made
through the real estate firm OF Willige,
Gibbs g. Daniel.
The Washington times., 1909-01-15
FOR RENT
Furnished or Unfinished RoomA
ROOMS AND BOARD.
TO THE LADIES

MRS. NORRIS. 5g7 1sA ST. NV.
ladies' and gents dining rooms excellent
meals any kind dessert only l5c. comfortable
and clean. ladies run same every thing strict
b. F~azN auL-Su. fr-slt
FJRS OF ALL KINDS REPAIRED; nuns
zr-4 -..rTsrst-ss MRS r. N EVANS. for
merIy ltl2 r ST., now located I3Cs Sth NV
H0I-ts
The Washington times., 1909-01-15
BUSINESS EDUCATION.

NIGHT SCHCOL-oue month free. uucOn-
.itionaIIv. at DRAUGHO&'S practical
BUSINESS COLLEGE. cor 9Th and j. SIS
.w. Bring this notice de3l-th-i Su. rn tu-tt
The Washington times., 1909-01-15

9TH ST. Me- 72s-C1ean sleeping room nszr
Sca -. cars reasonable 20 quiet party
The Washington times., 1909-01-15
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE
FOR RENT-FUREIsHED ROCKS.

@ ST. NV, E5-FNlruished rooms esn.
traAly located; qlies family ON car Inc; rsa-
SyilaDl84 tafE-et
The Washington times., 1909-01-15

RANDOLPH ST. r5Il. 2ls-,F0slr nica rooms
Tor rent "a fo0r5 hsat. gas and electric
ligh1: 81 90. AK
The Washington times., 1909-01-15

BY A SETTLED white woman. q place as
working houseleepcr and cook. suburbs prs-
ferred. address +. A. Times once.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-31
FALLS FROM HANDcAR.

Special to Daily Leader
Cushing Okla. July 31.--Juan For
rcz, a Mexican railroad employe fell
'rem a detailed car and sustained a
brokn colllrbonc and a disloeation
of his shoulder joint Doctors rem
dered surgical aid in reducing the
fracture and dislocation and the
wounded man was taken TO the San
Ia Fe hospital al Ottawa, Kas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-31
TO AVOID LowLANp TRACKS
Special to Daily Leader.

Special to Daily Leader
Chandler Okla. July SIT waa
given ou bH good authority 0aat the
Foet Smith and Western railroad is
dcsircus e having connections with
Chandler. We understand that Ger.
tain citz as of Chandler and certain
official Of .he Fort Smith ANA West
arn are attempting 10 reach a basis
an7n which the road win run through
aui 1vo.d good deal of its
IN low grounds that gives it
great t.ouble from year to year
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-31
WILL FORM MEXICO COMPANY
Special il naIIl Lcador

Special 10 Daily Leader
FL Reno. Okla. July 3t-N r.
Cilhcf Of Ch,rtasha has returned
fram Wiminstrn bel, where he has
lccu fcr tho b-t woek taking ON
nmers II incorporation FOR a 5000
800 company to exploit lands in Old
Mexico The company was formed
under the laws of Delaware because
oi he i.tral laws i'm tha state re-
agrlug tho formation &c corpora
lions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-31
nanv American Graduates

During the fifty years Of it's exist
ence the American college of The
Catholic church in Rome has given q
the church i'm the United States 522
n.iests. 1S bishops, archbshops, in
Guiding he present archbishops OF
N.N York. Boston, San Francisco
Cincinnati and Heliopolis; in theol
l57 doctors, 195 Hcentiates, S'
tors. rs Hcentiates and 1917 bache
lars.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-31
Trinity Episcopal Church.

oUS East N0OTe 1VenNt.
Rt Rev Or Brooke Bishop.
Rev a B Nicholas, Rector
Eighu sunday aftc Trinity
Holy communion, 730 a. m
sunday School. 9.A5 a, m.
Service and Sermon, II q ID
Eyeuing service and Sermon 5 p
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-31

Corner Ash and East Noble. Two
blocks north Of Carnegie library
T. l.. Noblitt. A NJ NJ. d.. minister
Res 7oS East oklahoma, Phone b7I
Bble school q lo.00 q. m.
y =. S. a. y. ut 700 y m.
Preaching at lt.00 a. III. and sou
o. m.
IN The absence Of Dr. N9hlit Elder
IN. J. Ov ems viii occupy The pulpit ~
morning aud e4eaua The ,horr vi'
furnish the m.sic at both services
Strangers always welcome at the
Christian church
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-31
Personal Mention.

K.N. . ~ JaNett of Hum.asham
England Congroga'ia preacher
n Wufr 81 distncUan now or
H-if O ht United STAKES
inCu the occasion ol ur return iu
Meaud eica public WAS
.cDtn1 Girt Smi,h London 40
Westminster chapel auer DIS Ten
lontas mission In uc United States
lr ald DIS friends Than MS mission
lal been tho greatest event n his
.ic. lha h had deliveteI ucW. 6I0
idrs-ses 10 congregations ag-regat
me- nearly thrce million persons.
When asked If the Gospel is losing
IS grip in America. he replied ,hat
1o people came by thousands 10 hear
m and that he had never befC.e
fnesse eager responses to the
Gospel appeal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-31

Announcement has been made at
tAa aeadCuarters off the Baptist Mis-
-uuary union THAI s1,500,000 has
p On raised among the Bapus'
churches and through legacies since
June. 80 that the three great
'se'euarv societies are now free
tom dehl.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-31
MERCHANT SELLS STOCK.

rarapf Okla. July 3l-W NJ
Ponman. one Of the lealing dry goods
merchants of this CITY has disposed
Of his stock "a Byers & Rosenky OF
A+oka The store viii be remodele'
and material. enlarged
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-31
THE CHURCHES
First Presbyterian Church

Corner Noble and Division.
Rev. Harry Omar Scott, d. D., Pastor
Sunday School. 945 a. IN.
MoHiug service al II a m
No .tpI Inc service
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-31
Gospel appeal.
ole Society Anniversary.

iG oONiCAJ fNilltlNSl oal y
The American Bible S0ciety has
st competed its ninety-third year
even domestic agencies and twelve
n the foreign field are now i'm charge
special workers. The total issue
the societg during It's nearly Il
injury lifetime amounts TO nearly
o1 GOO copies. During the past
about 500 persons have been
loved in foreign lands n the dis
button of literature serving on the
average about six months
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-31
Congregational Church

Corner Warner and Sth s.
eaac Goodman pastor
Sunday school at 10 a m.
Sermon at II q. m
~ 8 G e AZ Gas . m
Preaching at 7,20 p m
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-31
ERTE I0 YOL-Y SISTFR = e.: z: g: Z: g. =: s.: ~: s

n ~ r-r ~, home freEts
sufferer from
a.f women about
.s..s..,.s-. .,.., L. ~. $50 ycur daaF aFhter.
yuur mother. or yclr sister want % Tel you 70"
i, rure Yourselves at home witho1t the help q
aort1- Men cannot understand women suiterings-
W.T. We women know from experience, We know
r.e-t is \ ssfs ana sure cure FOR Leucorrhoea @
n hltish discharges, Jiceration, Displacement 1r
Falfinr of the Womb, Pr0iuse, Sca-ty or PEintui
Periods, Uterine OF osrrian tuulcis or HeNthss !
-, rsirs h the head hack and how els. bearing
down feelings. uere ousness, creeping teeang %
tn snine. melancholy, desire % crY, hat uashe7'
WEAKNESS. kidney and bladder uouhics ~he'e
caused hy weaknesses peculiar % cur seN
want 70 send yol complete ten day ueat'
cst entirety ice D. prove % you that son ean cure
vo.lrsalf at t...- t.#.lf, cu'ehH and sNftf- Ne-
r,.-,tssr tAat il usH .u-t yoa nothing to Elve the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-14
Ethics of Eskimo Trade.

From the Boston Globe.
 Tn his story of 'The Exiles" Richard Harding Davis has shown how mans morals may suffer when confronted with tropical or near-tropical conditions, and Rudyard Kipling's hero in ''The Road to Mandelay" explicitly yearns for
 Somewhere east of SueZ,
 Where the best is at the worst.
 And there aren't no ten commandments,
 And man can get a thirst.
 Tommy Atkins however, was thinking of the ordinary temptations of the flesh once celebrated by no less distinguished parsonage than Martin Luther in his ''Wine. Women and Song" But MT Davis prosecuting attorney who made it hot for grafters in New York was, while in Tangler, not only allured by adven- turesses. but was also ready to stoop to burglary.
 From the narrative of Dr. Cook pub lished in the evening Globe of yesterday 1t would appear that ethics undergo a no less wonderful transformation in Arctic attitudes. We do not refer to the polyga- nous nor wife-swapping habits of the na- tives, but rather to the trade customs to which they submit Fox skins worth $90 are bought from Eskimo for a jackknife worth 25 cents; narwhal tusks that are considered cheap at $50 were bought by Dr. Cook for a penknife and a tin spoon For ivory worth not less than $50 the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-14
FOOTBALL PLAYER
 IS FATALLY HURT
Washington, November 1s-Foliow-

Washington, November 1o-Follow- ing a desperate operation late to- night. it was discovered that Archer Christian, the University of virginia football player, seriously injured in the game with Georgetown university here today Is suffering from concus- sion of the brain, 6complicated with hemorrhages in the cerebal tissues. At midnight the physicians In charge had little hope of his recovery.
 His mother and brother, Andrew Christian, are with him.
 The accident, it is expected, will re- suit in a cancellation of all the games scheduled by both universities.
 In addition, a movement Is afoot tonight among the parents of students in the high schools of the District of Columbia to have football prohibited in the schools, If not barred entirely in the national capital.
 The injury of Christian and his re- moval from the game were dramatic in the extreme. Christian was a tower of strength for the Virginia team. So desperate were his plunges and his bucking of the line that Virginia won the game by a score of 21 to 0. The player who contributed to the vic- tor, however, was unconscious when the cheering rooters for the Old Do- minion team began their paean of vic tory when the referee blew his final whistle.