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The Washington times., 1910-04-20
HASONS ARRANGE
GANLER FUNERAL
Fraternal Organizations Pay
Tribute to Memory of
Undertaken.

Members Of the Dawson Masonic
Lodge will have fun charge Of the fun
eraI Of Joseph Gawler, for more than
sixty years a prominent undertaken Of
this city. and one OF the oldest inhab-
itants Of the District who died yester-
day morning at his residence. I752 Penn
sylvania avenue northwest, following An
Illness Of several months
An old family friend, the Rev. s. r.
Murray OF Aberdeen. Md. viii conduct
the services. which viii be held Friday
afternoon al s.50 o'clock. at the family
home
Nh Gawier was prominent in fraternaI
organizations Of the city, and resOlu-
tons OF regret have been passed by
every order Of which he was a member.
He was a member Of the Association Of
Oldest Inhabitants. a past master Of
Hiram Lodge, no. 10. honorary past
master OF Dawson Lodge, No. IS, and a
member OF the washington Command
cry knights Templar-
Born at Bristol. England, June z. 1927,
he came with his parents 10 America
when he was five years OF age, residing
until his eighteenth year at Alexandria
Va He then came 20 this city and
served his apprenticeship to a cabinet
maker In 1880 he went into the under
taking business.
M GaWler leaves a widow. two sons.
Charles J. and Alfred B. Gawier. two
daughters. Mrs. D. N. Howe OF Belle
vue. Pa, and Miss Annie Gawler Of this
city, and one brother. Alfred H GawIer.
The Washington times., 1910-04-20
Free Sample
For Baby's Ills

something can and must be done for the
pEny- crying baby, for the enid that re-
fuses TO eat and is restless in its sleep. And
since the basis o. all health is the proper
working Of the digestive organs. look first TO
the condition Of the stomach and bOvels.
4 child should have two Fun ana free
movements OF the bowels d day. This
euptying Of the bowls is very important
as with IL comes clear head. a Hghtness
Of step good appetite and sound sleep.
But it is equally important TO know what
20 give the child On the emergency Of con
stiDation and indigestion Cathartics are
too strong and salts and other purgatives
are not only too strong. but the child re-
fuses them because Of their bad taste
Have you ever tried Dr. CaIdweH's Syrup
PepsinE II Is 70 liquid tonic that families
have been usins Tor a quarter % a century.
II IS mild. pIeasaut-tast and promptly
elective Il is good for YOU as well Is the
child, but there is nothing better 20 be found
for children They Ike its tsste-you
vii not have 20 force them 20 take it.
First % all. II you have not yet used L..
Dr. Caldwell would Ike 70 send you a
sample bottle free - charge In this
way you can try e. before buying Later.
when convinced ol its merits. you can get
10 81 your druggist az dsty cents and one
dollar bottle. Just as thousands or other
families are doing Tho family OF 1T-
D ". SpanCler Of StrattonvfUp Pa as
vel a. thai 81 Mr. A r. johnson Of VYafr7rrr
Grove. Tenn started with 80 In that v-7-
and now write that g. is their on fzr7iIy
necessity next TO food Itself II Won ar
unfortunate enough 10 have a sirziv child
one given 70 ConSri patton and INDIGESTION
you should send for free sample ~ THIS
remedy
Dr.. Caldwell personally VIII be pleased
20 give you any medical advice you may
desire for yourself OF family ua-r5fr-Irr ~,
the stomach. liver or bowels absolutely
free Of charge Explain your case I'm =
letter ana ne WlA reply 20 yOu in detail
For the free sample Siuulr send vor-
name and address on q postal card or
otherwise For either request the doctors
ad9reSs IS DIT W b Caldwell r. 52s
Caldwell building. Monticello. III
The Washington times., 1910-04-20
UNITED PRESS ALLY
OF CANADIAN PAPERS
New Dominion Geographic
News Service Will APP
pear in The Times.

NEW YORK. April 3o.-Contracts were
today signed covering a long time agree
ment between the United Press and the
British and Colonial Press Service, lin
tied OF Canada, by which each organ
ization will have for use In afternoon
papers in its own territory all OF the
important news gathered by the other
agency.
The British and Colonial Press Service
was recently Incorporated at Montreal
for the purpose OF uniting all the big
papers OF Canada in its telegraphiC news
service The aim OF the organization is
10 introduce into Canada the modern
methods of handling news for afternoon
papers employed by the United Press
As the organization viii tap every big
news field in the Dominion OF Canada,
the alliance promises TO prove exceed
iugly valuable as a news source 10 the
IuIted Press.
A Jarvis, of Toronto. IS president Of the
Canadian corporation and on the direct
crate and among the stockholders are
many OF the leading citizens and public
men Of the Dominion Of Canada
The Washington times., 1910-04-20
COLOR LINE DRAWN
AT OBERLIN COLLEGE
Negro Students Barred by
Undergraduates From
Teams and Societies.

OBERLIN. Ohio. April 20.-Under-
graduates Of OberIin College have
yielded to the growing racial prejudice
against negro equality
GREATER no negro VIII be accepted on
social terms with white students
If connected with athletic teams he
must have his own accommodation.
Football men claim they have TO accept
inferior hotel service on account OF ne
Er0 members Of their teams. and they
VIII stand il no longer All literary
clubs. Greek letter societies, and debat-
ing clubs have also barred the CoIored
student.
The faculty disapprove Of the stu
dents course, but are unable 20 dis
cipIine the latter withou- involving the
whole student membership
ObCrIin was a strong abolition town
during the civil war. and a great seusa-
ton has been caused by the action Of
the college students.
The Washington times., 1910-04-20
KINGS COUSIN FOUND,
IS HARD AT WORK
Count Robert de COlmer,
Who Disappeared, Is Re-
united With Mother.

BAKERSFIELD, Cal. April 2o.-CoUnt
Robert de Colmer, the cousin or the
King Of Saxouy, has been found
working for the Union oil Company in
the West side oil nclds.
The reunion between him and the
countess De Colmer, his mother, was
patnetlc. The countess had lost trace
OF HeT son for seven days. and had
mace repeated trips 10 Moron By auto
mcDile 10 get trace Of him. She was ont
on one Of these trips yesterday when
she met Robert going to the postoffice
70 mail ner q registered letter telling
her OF his WhCrpa bouts
Count Robert and his mother are so
journinS IN Bakersfield pending the set
uomenJ Of their estate rights IN France
The Washington times., 1910-04-20
BOY COLLATERAL,
FOR BOARD BILL
St. Louis Bank Cashier Receipts
for consignment" Of
Freight"

ST LOUIS. April eo--BiIled as q con
Segment OF boy and tagged with the
address q the National Bank Of Com
merce in St Louis, Arthur Koontz,
seven years old, has arrived from Mon
roe, La, as collateral for a board bin
TO be sent 20 the Bank OF Commerce
Mrs Eva hOOuIz. the boys step
mother, went to Union Station 10 gec
the consignment but officials OF the
Iror Mountain railway refused 70 de-
liver the '-freighr'' 20 any one except
the firm % which '-ftrr was addressed
me little fellow was taken in a taxi
cab 10 the National Bank Of Commerce
and there "reCeipted" for by Assistant
Cashier ReiuhCld-
The Washington times., 1910-04-20
MERCHANTS GLAD
FOR CLEAR SKIES
Spring Trade Retarded by
Three Days Rains, But
Farmers Profit.

Soda water dispensers, Ice cream ven
dors, and merchants IN general. as well
as purveyOrs Of the latest fashions, are
signing signs Of relief today. for they
are living in hopes that the bareback
OF the past few DAYS has gone. to come
no more
For fair and warmer weather IS the
prediction today Of the official forecas-
ter who can see nothing but perfect
weather for Washington today and To-
morrow.
During Saturday and the following
two days more than three and Oue-hslf
inches OF rain feli, exceeding The tOtsl
of the previous two months.
Early this morning. the temperature
lowered around the forty degree mark,
gradually rising until Il registered about
sixty degrees. Farmers report that the
rain did much good. ending a drought
almost unprecedented at this season
About the city, lawns and shrubbeTy
showed the beneficial effects Of the
downpour.
The Washington times., 1910-04-20
WET" PARTY GAINS
IN ILLINOIS FIGHT
Wins in Seven Dry Strong
hOldS-LOSeS in Three
Other Districts.

CHICAGO. April 10.-No-e than a
score OF Illinois cities win issue saloon
licenses in accordance with the result az
yesterdays elections.
Thirty-seven cities and villages that
stood twenty wet" and seventeen
dry" today stand twe7ty-fou- wet
and thirteen dry"
Three OF the wet" places voted dry.
while seven OF the seventeen dry
strongh oIds voted wet
Voting was close, as IS shown by The
result from Saperviiie. This little cirv
has been DRY for two years, and to-
day IS wet By one vote
The Washington times., 1910-04-20
MISS RICHARDS TALK
HELPS Y. w. G. A. WORK

Tie funds being raised for the vaCa-
ton home Of the Young Women's
Christian Association and the women's
welfare work Of the National civic FED
Grafton we're SweIled yesterday by q
lecture on OberammerEaU. delivered at
the National Theater by Miss Janet
2icharCs.
Miss richards has made several visits
to OberammerEau 20 witness the
Passion Play and has an unusually fine
supply Of photographs with which she
illustrates her lecture
The lecture was largely attended
among those who showed great interest
N L being Mrs Taft who went as the
guest Of Mrs. John HAYS Hammond
Miss Schroeder was in charge Of the
affair. and much Of its success Is at
tribUtabIe 10 her efforts
The Washington times., 1910-04-20
IS ADVERSE
ON FORSYTHE CLAIM
Commissioners Oppose Pay
ment to Heirs of Former
City Surveyor.

The Commissioners viii forward 10
Congress an UnfavorabIe report on the
bill introduced by Representative PearTe
of Maryland for the relief Of the heirs
Of William Forsythe. who was surveyor
Of the city OF Washington from 1914 10
-S97
It Is proposed by the bill to apprO-
pirate $3.50 for services rendered by
William TorsyJhe as surveyor prior 10
the act of 1893, fixing the salary at 3,G0
Der aunum. Before that time the office
Of surveyor was a fee Office
The Commissioners say that while
there are no records which show the
amount collected during the time the
Office was on a fee basis. Il is under
stood that they were sufficiently large
10 pay well for the work, and they
know Of no reason for the payment OF
the claim
The Washington times., 1910-04-20
COMEDY
IS WELL RECEIVED

strictly Business a musical comedy,
vii be presented again tonight IN the
Business High School By the students
Of the institution. the presentation last
night heinC a great success and enjoyed
bE the large audience.
Each player Interpreted his part well,
r A Harlan IT.. IN the Leading role.
winning much applause Miss Evelyn
Cr0gan sang aCCeptztly. william
Patched and Leonard Butt. the office
boy and the fanitOr. kept the audience
IN good humcr by their antics
The show Is being given for the bene-
lit Of the athletic association
The Washington times., 1910-04-20
TAFT AND NOTABLES
TO VIEW PAINTING

Indian CoUHCiI'' viii Re given IN the
New willard tonight and VIII be at
tended by President and Mrs Taft, vice
President and Mrs Sherman. and mem
bers Of the Cabinet and their wives
They VIII be guests Of the Commits
siOner Of Indian Affairs The council
viii be Illustrated by views depicting
Indian life
Interest in the red man has Creat fly
increased since the favorable report on
the hill TO have n memorial erected
in New York harbOr 10 the Indian
President Taft and Vice President
Sherman approve the idea OF perpetuat-
ing the memory Of the American Indian
The Washington times., 1910-04-20
y. S. REALTY STAFF
HEARS CANS LECTURE
Craftsmanship Discussed by Chair
man of Advertising Committee
Of Chamber of Commerce

AT a meeting OF the entire stan o. en-
ployes OF the United States Realty Com
pany held last night IN the Offices Of the
company, at Seventh street and Penn
sylvania avenue, Isaac Cans. chairman
Of the advertising committee of the
chamber Of Commerce. gave an inter
estlEE lecture on saiesuauShiD-
Mr.. Cans talked on the growth and
prosperity Of the greatest capitals Of
the world and cited the growth and
r0ssi nllfies Of Washington, the smallest
or the capital cities. and destined III not
50 many years 10 count a population OF
l,oIl-H1o or more people
M Cans spoke Interestingly and from
experience as 10 the science Of sales
manshlp and the confidence a man must
have In Washington which presents an
unusual opportunity for the home
builder as wen as the speculative
builder
The Washington times., 1910-04-20
DEPARTMENT STORE
DAMAGED BY FIRE

DETROIT, April 28-Haif a million IS
the estimate placed upon the dana &c
wrought BY fire in the big department
store Of Hunter < Hunter. In the heart
Of the retail district in this city
The FIRE started at o'clock in the
evening on the lower floors and spread
20 ne entire seven floors Of the build
IN, before the fremen could gain con
troll
The building Of the Traver-Bfrd Com
paGy's store adjoining, was damaged TO
the extent Of 5000
The Washington times., 1910-04-20
CARVED BY MISTAKE,
MAN IS IN HOSPITAL

With a slight stab wound IN the
ABDOMEN. Clement s. Ford, thirty-four
years old. Of 121D Bank street northwest
Is a patient today IN the Georgetown
University Hospital
Ford was on his way home last even
iuE. when he was attacked at Thirtieth
and X streets by a negro. who believed
he was a man who had struck him with
q brick earlier in the evening
'-NoD' 70 the man who hit ne with a
brick" the negro said. as he drew a
knife. I've got you now"
Ford's wound is not serious.
The Washington times., 1910-04-20
ACCEPTS STEVENS CHAIR-

HALIFAX, n :, April -o-Dr 4
Stanley Mckenzie. professor OF physics
at Daihousie University has accepted
an appointment 20 the same chair at
the Stevens Institute or Technology
OF New York Prof Mckenzie is a
graduate OF Dalhousie and has been
professor Of physics there for I'VE
years
The Washington times., 1910-04-20
MEYER PRAISES NAVY HERO.

Personal commentator "6o- gallant
action has been conferred BY Secre-
J6Ty OF the Navy Meyer on Seaman
Hugh Hopkins, Z, s S. Michigan, who.
at the risk Of his own lie, rescued
Seaman BartheI IN Hampton Roads.
Bartnal TEL -verboard- He would have
drowned but for Hopkins
The Washington times., 1910-04-20
Nv PAsToR is WELCOMED.

Hearty welcome was extended the
Rev r T. Mowbray. the new pastor, BY
the congregation OF Mckendree Church
last night DR.. T c. Smith wishing Mr..
Mowbray well The new pastor pledged
his best efforts for the church
The Washington times., 1910-04-20
NEW QUARTERS FOR CLUB.

The Pennsylvania CLUB IS considering
moving into new quarters At a meet
ing last night the committee on seIe--
ton was instructed TO report APRIL 81
The club viii give an excursion 70 Mar
shall Han early in June
The Washington times., 1910-04-20

This is just short talk which hope will Be of interest and
help 10 you selecting the and blood purifier will Of
the greatest value to you this Spring
That this IS the most trying Of all seasons the health
fact we'll known TO ALL Il the time year when c0nst
tutios required to stand the greatest strain and unless properly
cared Tor the foundation often laid for physical disorders
disease later on The great majority Of persons fast coming
TO realize the importance OF preventing disease Health
most valued possession and its preservation matter which
vitality concerns every one.
OSt persons even those VINO ordinarily strong and robust
feel the necessity Of tonic and blood purifier this season
Some have no particular aien but weak debitated and
rundown The Winter life, with decreased
door exercise and the fact that the cold weather has kept the
OF the skin closed, prevented the necessary amount
OF refuse and matter from being the system
These impurities entering the circulation have weakened and
tnned the blood, and this vital fluid therefore lacking in the
noursng properties necessary to sustain and preserve Systemic
health. when warm, active Spring life begins.
The general bodily weakness tired WORKOUT feeling tickle
appetite poor digestion ETC. show how weak and anaem blood
has become. Frequently skin diseases pmDeS erDtions bOs
ETC. break out on the skin, and this is evidence of the mpury
Of the circulation.
s. s. the medicine needed to correct this condition and
the only one on which rely supply the system with the
best tOIc effects and at the time thoroughly purify the blood
ne use OF , ) ) at this time may you from long spell OF
Sickness and VIII certainly prepare you for the Of the long,
a1lD pOTfn
The Washington times., 1910-04-20
q q @
0s - De
Gu ARA NTEE1
PURELY VEGETABLE

ach and digestion TdS Of that WORKOUT feeling improves
the appetite and digestion, and every way contributes the
Steg leTng and building up Of the entire system. S S IS
recognized everywhere greatest Of all blood purifiers and
TINS combined with It's unequaled tonic properties makes It
MEDICINE needed by every in the Spring.
,. > ). IS for sale at all drug stores.
The SWEET SPECIEIC CO All AnlrA
The Washington times., 1910-04-20

llDL CullllllCI- MANY people
have put off using a tonic
until the system became 50
weakened Il could not resist
disease. and have paid for
the neglect with a spell Of
fever. malaria, or some
other trouble. s. 5. s. IS
Natures ideal TOMS and
blood purifier, made entire
ly Of the pure extracts Of
h e aIin z. Strengthening.
health-gVlng roots and
herbs II tones I'M The c+0n-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-08

Die County Court bertogtc iid)
@itfpod aIs Ste,ernussIeidjsbe-
b0r6e, uno befaBte iid 9eitern nit
~unerIeSiaten @eidaften.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-08
tqsetr ,pobI 10 Sub bonn aorper ent.
ferftt, Sie g~inaesuei6e botten mif6en

lasen tpobl 10 SUB bonn 8orper ent.
feritt, Die Ginseapeioe botten nilbea
Sbieren our Rabrlmg eeoient lrt6
mar Der &5rper audi tbeiItpeiie Der.
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Sinpo mad)te errinfiprt fid bos Mft.
tie Sebriiar elm alter Mann BEL ibm
ooriprn6 tuelber ,un giien Bot, mel.
DIES ibm audi getp1brt muroe, oa
oieier aber ieines @eges sog uno
nidlts peiter bon linn gebort ipnroe,
oadte fein MenEd mebr on oeffel-
BEN bis oieie perItiifeIte 2ei6e ge-
funoen fpurbe. augenifeinIift mar
Der arrne i'm ben @aIo sesangen,
bate ei1r Sener gemaht iin6 mar
ba e~rfroreti ODER ionit bonn Sooe
credit iporoen, urh ieine 2eide
ItbeiImeiie bonn 5eiier itno tbeiIpeiie
BON ben Sbieren oes 8oloes per3ebrt
tuorben. Coroner S.. aufoerSeioe
|bicIt cine 2eidenfdol oh. u,to Die
Surg COB elm Dem u~mitanoeti emf
ipredenbes 8er6ift ob. &idter
ISronf 0nden faate Oieiem 8eridter,
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3eit BEL StoIpe un6 Iorrifon ber-
nmsetrieben rna BEL ben Snrmerr
eebeiteIt babe. Bel ibm lei Der
Mann 3tpei Eose uit0 cine Gdft se-
Itpeien unb bobe ieiren Gomer aIs
2onis Gooran ansegebep nnb &C.
Eiast leri babe BEL .5mepsbille cine
Gdapeiter 9amens Bbite mob.
men, au tueIder er bii, tpolle.
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"a. 8. DIT bon Berger NOR
Sonntas bier.
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Monta9 seiddftlid in Der Staot.
Der 1tidbrise Giiseue Drummer
~itiirste lesten Sonntag tioreeri BON
einen 9oum uro brad benz arm.
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rem onfanss Der @ode in @oibine-
ton bel 8erDanoten Su 8efufl.
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oeiien 5amiIie. gu befuden.
Der Srancn gerein Der ct.
8anls @emeinbe riiftet iif sur glb.
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oOer anfongs SUM.
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aus Der NGbe BON Spiss .fparen
Montas In Der Stabt nnb madten
aud uaierer Office einen geiuf.
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@ilI nnb SRI. Nina Rosel BON
IStnnie Oregon iin6 bier bel ibrer
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uno Sermonn Rosel 5it 8eiudy.
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%reiite Mittiuoh nadi ct. 2oriS bon
no er in elm paar 9agen nod DAB.
enport. Soma 5iebeu miro I'm 90
ben Sonmer iiber 5i bIeiben.
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nar Infangs Der @ode bier bel lei.
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@ouIO DIRECTORY 60, anseiteIlt mn
befanb iid oui DER &eiie nad Som
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boltnn9, inno Die .Siiters" ipred)er
Dem 8ltbliflim ibreu 0anf ans fiji
Die bemieiene 9iberalitdt im annf oe
9ores, beionbers Serrn &obgn fiji
ieine 9ienit ais getiteiserer.
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aasnit siebs aanSibat fir gOnntp.
ridter.

SIM beutisen 9Iatte tritt Serr
slllgnit Siebs oIs erflarter gdnpioat
fir oas amt als gountpridter bon
r0roIiden Siftrift fir Sasconaoc
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nommen an 6ffentliden anaeleaeir-
beiten obne iid, berporauordnger ODER
ein srobes Bort 5u iiibren. Ser
SicbS piiroe i'm 5alle lciner erfpd,'
l,lua ein tiidJtigcr Gountprid,ter
iein.
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cbne iegIiGe 4ufregung unS pai
Oas Rehiltat Sie GrpabIitag foIgen'
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Sin ~arakIidjcr Snnb.

gm Iettep Somitas murOe 5u
StpisS nntueit Der 6arm bes Senrp
SattIer I'M 8oIb Die lleberrcite elm
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9lgenifein ltobmeiL nit Sdauoern
erfiiIlte. Der 9opi nno Elm gein
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Teponiri eues Sch In Der
qfoplts Dank
bon 6tfmaAn

pen gfrHlaha
die 8dnf Der Eeutei pom ben ttu'
ten uno fur Ole feuie.4
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