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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-07-16
N n W NORFOLK &
I've u u WESTERN.

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule Ia Effect April II. 1890.
Leave Byrd Street Station, Richmond Daily:
For Norolk-ssO0 A n, $500 P. n. and 6:eo
p. n.
For Lynchburg and the West-S:Os A. Il, 1910
p. n, e:OS p. n.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From Norfolk-1:15 A. n, $50 p. n
From the Weat-7:oa A. n, 1:e6 p K, s:Is
p. n
Pullman. PasiOr and Sleeping oAx oSss DIN
ing Cars
". B. BEVH.L, q. n. BOeLKY,
Cen Pas. Agent. District Pass- Agent,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-07-16
Southern Ry

TRAIN LEAVES RICHMOND.
\. b--Followtng schedule figures publlsAsd
only as information and are no< zuaranteed.
o;lo A. A.-Daily-Local for Charlotte
lO;Ao A G-Dsily-L.imited-Bu RroiI.r a.
Atlanta and Birmingham, New OrIsas-
Memphis Chattanooga. and all shs aoutk
Through coach for Chase City, OxfoFd
Durham.
600 p A-EK. Sundsy-RsyaviIle Loci
ll;to =. A-Daily-Linited Pullman ready az
r. n for all the South.
YORK RIVER LINE
$3.50 p. A-Ex sundsy-ro West Poipt--o,-
Meeting for Baltimore Monday, WedneStEy
and Friday
2;i5 p. H-kondAy. Wednesday and Friday-
Local 70 West Point.
$50 A. A-EK. SondRy-LOoal 70 West PofuA
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From the South: 7:os A n, s:sO p. X, dam
(Express).
$40 A. n. Er. Sunday: 4:lo P. Il, go
(Lccal).
From West Point: $50 A. NJ. daily: u:u A.
n, wednesday and Friday; s:tS r. n. szs-ss
Sunday
g. K. BURGESS. D. r. A.
- y Main st.. 'PheOs -.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-07-16
ROOSEVELT TO
GO ON STUMP
viii Aid Senator BeVeridge
in Indiana.
THEY ARE WARM FRIENDS

Il Is Said the CoIonePs Endorsement
Of Insurgent Is Not Sienifiesnt-Wn
Speak For Lodge In Massachusetts.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-21
From Wednesdays Daily.

The open season for deer vii cons mence September 1. Those who con. temp tie chasing he bucs should posa sess themselves with . copy of the game laws.
 Mrs. James F. Duncan left today for the coast, where she will srend several week visiting friends.
 Felix Fsbro went % Bisbee yester. day Tor .tay ot several days on A pleasure trp.
 Terr;tornl Fair Commissioner Oscar K. Cell was an outgoing passenger this afternoon for Bi.hee, Dor glss | and Cananea on matters connected with the sixth annual territorial fair to be held in Phaenix the second week in November.
 NIT. and Mrs. C. E. Hawkins are spending the week in Ton bstone from their ranch south of Fairbsnk.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-21

San Francisco is within striking distance of the ST. 300, 900 required to be raised before she is eligible as an ex- position location. Every dol lar of the exposition stock subscribed has been by pop ular subscription, and as the plan to bond the municipal l. ity of San Francisco for an additional S5,OO0,O00 for ex- position purposes is yet to be heard from San Francisco will have no trouble in securing the necessary funds.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-21

It will be about the middle of October before the people of the United States learn their true number as reveal- ed by the count of the thir- teenth census. It is generally believed that the number will be about 90,000, ,0O0, and cen sus officials are known to share in the belief. The in- tention of Director Durand is to tabulate first the popula- ton of the large cities, after which the figures for the states will be given out as they are ascertained, the re- turns for all the. counties in the state being announced at the same time as the fg- ures for the state.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-21

Maj. Gen. Wood, the new head of the army. has put into force a change in program under which commandant :of posts and commanders of de- partments will conduct the tests for the fitness of officers But the annual riding test in- stituted by Roosevelt is not to be abandoned. All general officers are to be excused, however, from this annual test and physical examina- ton, Officers of the coast artillery may take the test by walking or riding.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-21
Bad Men of
 The Early Days

An article recently published in the New York Herald deals with some Ari- zoni characters that are well known to all the old timers and IS an interview with Bat Masterson on load mea" ;h h4i he has known. The irt thit relates to Wyatt Earp, who now makes Parker hS headquarters and owns valuable min ing property in the Parker district, is as follows: "l think lt was the distins sush- ing raIt of Wyatt Earp, the leader of the Ear2 brothers, that more th ,n any man I have ever known. he was devoid ofphy sical fear. He feared the opinion of TO one but himself and his self respect was his creed. He landed in Wichita. Kans., iu 1872, at the age of 26, very quiet man, bu, terror in tigh,, el;her with his fists or gun.
 He wiped out three gangs of robbers around Tombstone, while there with his brothers, Jim. Virgil, Morgan and War ren, uho was the kid of the family. "The trouble arose from the fact tha' Morgan who was shot gun messenger for the Wells Fargo people between Tomb stone and Benson, refused to qli, his job al the request of band that wauted to hold up the stage and didn't dare try il so long sS one of ,he Earp boys WIS on the J1b, as they feared the vengeance of the other brothers.
 "rhe gang. which hins around the San Simon valley was one thlt terrorizei the whole country and dehed ,he troops for years It was made up of Ike ana Billy Clan.on and Tom and Frank Mc Lowry and many others Well u ] rash moment those four sent word that they were going to kill the Earp family on a certain da:e, and sure enough, they rode mo Tombstone as they prom C.
 1T ie whole town watched the figh, from the house tops and it was a good one while it lasted.
 "The four met Wyatt. Virgil. Morgan and Doc Holiday lace to fac. as h, came around the corner at a ten foot rang, and opened fire from behn their horse The EarPs charged and in few minute. Billy Clan,on and the two McLcwrys were dead, each with six bullets in him Ike threw down hs gun and Wyat, le, , hlm go.
 In few days Curley Bil, ot the allec gang, po,ted Virgil Earp at night, ne .rI, shooting of his right arm. L4,er Nor gan was sho; al night through window IL was th=n c'ear enough that promp, acton WIS neccessar, thai the res, of the family were not 10 go the same road, and Wyatt. promptly started oit to eNecT:e vengeance, accompanied by Doc Holiday, Ja-k V=rmi lion, Sher- man Nc Mas'ers and Bill J ,hn on.
 They hunted down q Mex.cen nara- ed Florenilne. whom they shot, ani then. one by on-,th-y gn. F:,nk Sulwen. Curly hll ani others who hal had a hand. directly or indirectly iu ne war Wyatt Earp is s-ili liv.ng."
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-21

The Phoenix Republican has expended columns in de claring for a "safe and sans' constitution. Now if it will use a dozen lines or so and tell the people just what the republican party of Arizona considers a "sate and sane" constitution, says the Tempe News, the act will be appre- ciated. Up to date the re- publican press of the terri- tory has devoted its time to the things it charges the dem- ocrats are going to put into the constitution, but there IS not one word as to what the republicans are going to do in that line except that they will be safe and sane.' This
 will scarcely be sufficient foi
 the intelligent citizenship oi
 Arizona, and it is time fol
 them to get down to business
 and let the people know just
 "where they are at"
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-21
Former Tombstone
 Girl Weeds

The following account of the mar. riage of Miss Anna Langpasp, 6 for. mer Tombstone girl, announcement Of which appeared in these columns about three weeks since, is given in the last issue oi the San Francisco Richmond Banner:
 Mics Anna Langpssp, daughter ot NIT and Mrs c II T Lsngpaap of 253 Eighth avenue. was married Sunday afternoon at St James Church to Clarence NJ Cheney, son of Mir and Mrs J NJ Cheney of Sonoms.
 "The church was prettily decorated for the occasion and the impressive Episcopal ceremony was performed by Rev J Lee. The vested choir, nf which the bride is a member. participated in the service.
 "The bride was gpwned in a tailor made travelling suit and was attended by her sister, Mrs David Danehy. She was given away by her brother, Chss Langpssp- The groom's best man was his brother, Charles \ Cheney
 "A wedding breakfast was served at the home of the brides parents.
 .The young couple have large circle of friends whose best wishes and congratulations accompanied many elegant gifts.
 After their return they will reside Tn prettily furnished flat at 22O Twelfth avenue, where they will be at home to their friends after August ljth."
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-21

Our old time friend, kirt Miller of the Tempe News. gives evidence of pugilis.ic superiority. He lis now putting in against Battling Nelson" Kirt's big right is now in swing and now asks to be placed on the sub list when other big fellows fail to make good. Kirt Mil Ter is the versatile slugger of the journalistic press; to kirt IS due the prosperity of the "south side" where sweet potatoes flourish and orange blossoms neglect to glow. At any rate, Kirt is 'cutting the mustard and if put on to sub" Battling Nelson the "press" of superiority will at once declare Kirt Miller the winner. The PROsPEcTOR is backing Kirt Miller, whose excellent little daily made Tempe and caused the desert to blossom. But take our word for it, Editor Miller; we remember about a fellow nearly dying when he became tangled up.'
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-21

Gen, Fred Grant says the best big gun in the world is in the New York harbor de- lenses, and that Americans have tho most powerful pow der and surest marksmen. The neighborhood of Sandy Hook is evidently no place for hostile leviathans.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-21

Adolph J. Schmltz, the democratic choice for gov- ernor of Wisconsin, has been a prominent lawyer and ac- tive politician in Milwaukee for many years. He is known as an opponent of machine" politics.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-21

A lew minutes delay in treating some cases of croup, even the length of time it takes to go for doctor may prove dangerous. The safest way Is to keep Chamberlsins Cough Remedy in the house. and at the first indication of croup give the child @ dose. Pleasant to take and slwsy cures. Sold by all h,a lers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-21

William J. Bryan has con- sented to make speeches in Arkansas early next month in favor of amendment No. 10, providing for the initiative and referendum.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-21
hoW's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re- ward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 F J. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, o.
 We the undersigned, have known f.J. Cheney for the last l5 years, and ,elieve him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able ic carry out any obligations made bv uis firm.
 WALDING, KISSAS & MARVIN,
 Wholesale Druegists, Toledo, O.
 Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter ,ally, acting directly upon the blood Ind mucous surface of the system Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all duGgists.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-21

A delinquent subscriber was 6ying and the editor dropped in to see him. How do you feel?' asked the pencil pusher. "All looks bright before me-" "I thought so, v said the editor. You'll see the blaze in about ten nm utes."
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-21

pr. Cook will at least be remembered as the man who made the pursuit of geograph- ical knowledge more difficult.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-21

Road building is to be taught in the big colleges of the country. The obscure post of road overseer will eventually become a very inn pOrtant one.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-21

A board of army engineers has been named to raise the Maine. A deputation of this kind almost invariably aco complishes what it under takes, from a Panama canal
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-21

According to information given out Tuesday, the Sasco shelter will close down within 8 few days.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-21

If somebody else suffers from a mans mistakes he never thinks them serious.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-21

Financiers never could be without other peoples money.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-21

Denver is already laying plans to secure the democratic national convention in Ie12.
The Washington times., 1910-09-04
RED HOT WIRE USED
BY STUDENT HAZERS
Freshman at Stanford Uni
versity Exhausted by
the Ordeal.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Sept. 4.-De-
tectives are today searching for the as
saiIants Of paul FOote. a Sanford Uni
versity student. who was bruJally hazed
by upperClassmen and held a pris-
oner and starved for over forty-eight
hours.
a rigid investigation into the haZing
and cruelty was also begun today by
members OF the faculty who are de-
termined to bring the as-ai.ants Of the
freshmen TO justice and vii, give the
police every assistance to that end
Branded on the right torearm with
the numerals 10 by hot wire. young
FOote, weakened and exhausted by the
frightful ordeal which he had under
gone. staggered into tie police station
al Sacramento and appealed for help
His physical condition was serious and
in half deIimious way he told OF
the tortures he had suffered. He was
! pennHess and gaunt from the pangs
of starvation. his assafIants having TAX
en- all his money from him
FOOte was seized Thurs Ivy night by
four Stanford University students, wlso
+ bIindfolded and handcuffei him. He
was then taken in an aUCo and after
travelling nearly all night arrived az a
ed and left without food OF drink until
Friday night q student armed with q
rife remaining on guard. Subsequently
he was rebliufoided and taken 70 the
outskirts OF Sacramento and turned
loose
A charge OF highway robbery viii be
preferred against the young student s
assailants II they are apprehended.
The Washington times., 1910-09-04
TEACHERS TO MEET
AT BUSINESS HIGH

UPPER MARLBORO. Nd. Sept A.
The public school teachers from four
Maryland counties viii assemble for an
institute in Washington tomorrow. and
viii continue in session for FIVE days
Ehe institute viii be held at the BUSH
ness High School
Teachers viii attend from 8Iontgom-
ely. Prince George, St. Mays, and
Charles counties The work viii be
divided into Eve sections, over which
viii preside. alternately, County Super
.ute1deuts Wood, Of Montgomery, Sass
Ger. Of Prince George, JOY, OF 81 Mary g
and stone. OF Charles State Superiu-
tendeut Stephens and Assistant state
uperiureudent Purdum VIII also be
present as supervising superintendents
The corps OF instructors includes Dr.
Charles r. GordinieT. Dr. Joseph n.
Apple DR. " Franklin Jones. Prot
T / Gibson. r. NJ Browning.
Miss Mary H. Scarborough, Miss Bessie
p Coleman, and Miss Ida R Stabler-
The Washington times., 1910-09-04
MEMBERS APPOINTED
TO NEW COMMISSION
Duty Will Be Supervision of
Railway Stock and
Bond Issues.

BEVERLY, Sept A-The personnel OF
the Stock and Bond Commission created
by the new railroad Jaw al the last ses-
sion Of Congress 70 examine into the
question Of proper legislation for the
issuing Of stocks and bonds by inter
state steam railways viii be as follows:
Chairman. President Arthur T Had
ley, OF Yale University
Frederic y JUdson, Of St. Louis,
author Of several books On law, taxa
ton, and interstate commerce, and II
1900 special counsel for the Government
in the rebate cases against the AtchisOu
and Santa Fe railroad and the Colorado
Fuel and Iron Company
Frederick Strauss, economist aid
banker. member Of the firm Of Seligmar
/ < Co, New York
Walter L Fisher. Of Chicago. attorney
[ for the city Of Chicago IN the settlement
! OF the Chicago traction dispute, nOVy
vice president Of the National Conserva-
ton Commission
Prof. B H Meyer, Of Madison, Wis
| professor Of political economy at the
| University Of Wisconsin, chairman OF
! the Wisconsin railway commission, eX-
pert special agent for the Census Blu
/ reau and Interstate Commerce COmu2ls-
/ sion in charge Of the valuation Of rail-
/ ways, and Wen-hnOwn author on rail-
/ road subjects
The Washington times., 1910-09-04
THEFTS OF BICYCLES
KEEP POLICE BUSY
Two BOYS, Arrested, Suspected of
Stealing Wheel-Numerous
Other Cases Reported.

Owners Of bicycles have fallen victims
TO petty thieverv 70 an alarming extent
within the last tventv-fCur hours
Late LAST night Detectives O'Erien and
SprinGman placed under arrest George
Burke, a messenger hoy % 11G Q street
northwest. AMI Henry Rodgers, Of 1913
NJ street northwest an Office hoy Both
are charged with having been concerned
In the disappearance Of bicycle be
longing TO James AIcATurray-
Other cases reported since Yesterday
are thefts from The Law Reporter Com
PAW 5lS Fifth street northwest. Mr.
Pierce. = 9 street nOrthT est; Charles
Bavnes- ll24 i street northwest Bernard
CalIeEhcr- O. 40 Twentieth street
northwest Albert Smell. CT 20 Thir-
tenth street northwest Perry r Lin
kins 1751 A street southeast. Walker
White, 1872 Twenty-first street, John
Murphy. IS Twelfth street northwest
D. c. HAYES, 1873 L street northwest
and Edward Baiiug- Of 1405 Jackson
street.
The Washington times., 1910-09-04
WIFE IS DISGUSTED
|. BY DIVORCE SCHEME
Mrs. w. D. Bishop Com
ments on husbands Com
mand TO Free Him.

HYBIANNIS. Mass, Sept 4--Her hus-
bands desire to have her divorce him
50 that he can marry a handsome
widow is tened disgusting By
Mrs Susie Bishop. wife Of William
y. Bishop, capitalist and retired rail-
road president
Bishop. who is now q pTOminen
yacEtsman and cIubman of New YORK.
and Philadelphia. startled all Of his
friends and angcTed his wife WI eu
he insisted that his wlfe's Telucta1cC
TO divorce him placed him in "a baf-
fling position
What disgusting thing for . MAJ
10 do" said Mrs Bishop today, II
speaking Of her husbands desire Il
be free, so that he can wed again
What terrible position TO put q
woman in Women have so mitch &c
go through in this world. anyway Il
doesn't seem fair"
The Washington times., 1910-09-04
LdWDepartment
Georgetown University

It uflizes 70 the fun the advantages which
make the National Capital che greatest cen
ter o. legal learning In the United States
Three-yesr courze leading TO the degree
o. IL b
FgUrth-year OF postgraduate course lead
ing 70 the degree % IL n
Fun course On patent law without extra
cost.
All sessions held in the evenings, giving
students an opportunity 70 b -clf-sUDp0rt-
ing or to have practical training in law Of
fees Reopens Wednesday. OCTOBER 8
Tuition. SEQ.
Further information Or catalogue nay Be
obtained b. addressing
r. , WATKINS. Secretary
Georgetown Law School. SOS z st y "
The Washington times., 1910-09-04
HER SON A CONVICT.
MOTHERSLIFEEBBS
Fatal Illness Begins With
Boys Sentence on Muir
der Charge.

ELIZABETH CITY. N c, Sept A.
MS Thomas Wilcox is dead here today
after a long illness caused by grief over
her son James. who is serving a thirty
year ter min the State penitentiary, on
the charge Of numbering Miss NeIlis
Cropsey-
Mss Cropsey disappeared from her
home in this city about ten years ago
and her body was found in PanqUotank
river Immediately upon the conviction
and sentence Of her son, Mrs Wiilcox's
health began 10 decline and for many
years her condition has been very
pathetic
The funeral and interment viii take
place tomorrow afternoon Mrs Will
cox was Noted for her many deeds Of
Charity and kinds acts She was about
nfty years old and Is survived by q hus-
band and three children
The Washington times., 1910-09-04
LABOR DAY AT LIBRARY.

Hours which apply 10 the opening OF
the Congressional Library on Sunday
viii be applicable there tomorrow,
Labor Day The building viii be open
from 2 O'Clock in the afternoon till 10
o'clock at night The copyright division
viii be closed.
The Washington times., 1910-09-04

Most substantive law courses are
taught by professional teachers. who
have received their legal training at
Harvard and Cornell. and who devote
their whole time 10 the work
All practice courses and moot courts
upon which particular emphasis is
laid. are conducted by members Of
the bench and bar of the District of
Columbia.
The Washington times., 1910-09-04
ANACOSTIA OPPOSES
REMOVAL OF LIGHTS
East Washington Heights
Citizens Association Asks
Leave to Be Heard.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
ANACOSTIA- d c SEPT 4

-A-N-At-~is1 i L. u - 4
The East Washington Heights Cit
zens' Association has passed resolutions
coadennins the plan Of the District
authorities 70 remove from the sub
urban highways in and around Anacostia
1S2 street lamps.
The resolutions have been forwarded
10 the officials at the Municipal Build
ing The association also desires TO be
represented at any hearing that may be
granted
The Rev George N. Cummings. pastor
% the Garden Memorial PRESBYTERIAN
Church, today occupied the pulpit at
the Westminster Presbyterian Church,
Washington The pulpit Of the Garden
Presbyterian Church was filed by the
Rev Dr. Graves, Of the Washington
Bible Society
Information has been received in Ana
costa Of the sudden death Of Mrs.
Maria E Golden. widow OF Stephen NJ
Golden, a well-knOwn resident Of this
section a number Of years ago. She
was the mother Of Mrs Lewis J Smith,
Of Maple View avenue, and Stephen
Golden, Of the same place Funeral
arrangements viii be announced later.
Inc DOLS OF llle SELlDI Class OF LLlE
Sunday school Of the Garden Memorial
Presbyterian Church. on Minnesota
avenue have organized q club and VIII
soon so 70 the lower Potomac. where
they viii camp for several weeks The
officers Of the club are George AIaier
PRESIDENT Alexander n Garden, vice
president; s. Walter Sowerbutts. secre-
tary: Albert G Morris. treasurer. The
club has adopted a class pin emblematic
perseverance
Dr. Mary O'Naney, Of the medical
staff of the Government Hospital for the
Insane, who has been passing a month
at her home IN Buffalo. y. Y, has re-
turned DR. n Edith Csnser- OF the
same STAFF, VIII leave this week on her
annual vacation. including a visit 70
her home n JOhnSIOwn, Pa. and a trip
TO the Thousand Isles Dr. Alfred Gas
cock OF the hospital who has been VS.
ting relatives in Chattanooga. Tenn.
has resumed mis- duties
Visitors from AnacOstia at Atlantic
City this week VIII include Mrs Georsa
Bury and Miss Helen Bury, Mrs s NJ
Frazier. Mr.. and Mrs. y r Harnishr
and Mrs Jane Mullikin-
Sergeant George B CornweU, Of the
Eleventh precinct has taken leave roI
the next two weeks which he viii spend
in Virginia .. W Kramer Of No Il
has gone on leave for several weeks and
his place at the station desk Is being
sled bv D J Carey T J Roberts
IS on leave for ten DAYS and g J. p
Weber has returned after an outing II
Prince George county. Nd.
The Rev. Edward Stanley OF Mem
phis. Tenn. OBLIGATED TODAY III the Con
Eress Heights Baptist Church the pulpit
Of which he is occupying Temporarily.
'sThe Story Of the Bottle" an Illus
trated temperance talk viii be told to-
night by the Rev samuel " Grafflin,
the pastor OF the AnaCOStia Methodist
Episcopal Church
Mrs Kate Green, Of St Elizabeth,
Heights. left today ICr Pittsburg. Pa,
for ? vacation
Mss Ida Ferguson, Of Fourteenth
street has returned home after a sta5
IN Baltimore
The Washington times., 1910-09-04
HALL-NOYES SCHOOL. ION ION

Night and afternoon classes running. SO
per month Individual instruction 81 % per
hour. grammar. hiEh and commercial sub
3ects- Open continuously throughout twelve
months Day school. kindergarten 70 college
Eighth year opens Sept IS New boarding
department for girls Prospectus Principal
eleven years teacher IN Central High
School. Washington
FRANCES MANN HALL A N Principal
81 E St y " Phone NJ ssT5-
The Washington times., 1910-09-04

The session of 1s1O-I9I1 opens and
actual work begins on September
2Sth, az 4.5O D m
For catalogue and further infor-
nation, call or write
The Secretary of the Department OF
Law,
New Masonic Temnle. 18th & Y Y ave
The Washington times., 1910-09-04

TUITION: For courses leading to
the degrees of IL. 3. and Ii NJ $40
PEI year for each hour taken per
week.
For the Patent Law course. $40
The Washington times., 1910-09-04

Graduate courses, leading to the
degrees Of Master - Laws and 1-as-
! ter Of Patent Law.
The Washington times., 1910-09-04

ADMISSION: Graduates from a -four
years high school course are admit
ted without examination.
The Washington times., 1910-09-04

The Rev. Edward Stanley OF Mem
phis- Tenn. OBLIGATED TODAY IN the Con
Eress Heights Baptist Church the pulpit
of which he IS occupying temporarily