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New-York tribune., 1910-11-12

spot quiet with prices unchanged al lAeoc
r,, -rfz-7i-e I,.,lsnd and l5.U5c for middling
CO. Delivered on contract. s00 hales. Liver
Pc cables. spot octt0n. fair business dong;
sarzs Ntro haies. SPECULATION and export. go,
american 600. imports, 21-00O- American 10
eD9 NilEline upland, sd Futures opened
steadv. a. 10 : points adNance' closed ueItIy
V-es6r a a net seyarre of % 9iz points,
: ..,.--lfer. so. November December. 1-7sc;
1,ece--b bcr-Ja-uary. 80 I'd. J3npary-F ehruarN;
80. UelrIsrg-AIarch 7T05. Narch-April and
Er-,I-Ia1. NV-rl. Eay-Juue, ESD; June-Juiy,
sd. July-AGzu 1.1sd.
prices I'm, establishing new high records Tor the
praso- and closing al ret advance of lgqlo
points -favre firm. dosing al q net advance
a. z. r franc, hamburg strong with an advance
-f =. o. glsUli-s. T.io showed an advance or
15 ~als. sUs santos was lin Teis higher. Private
b-tiU=s -ror E-a75 vaTe taIisll. and another
b. Ii=h f'stlr=.. VAS flg strength IN the local
ErH- --arEsr and Tha active rUEiug by roasting
.rre~esrs r,hies. b was ol1tmet. had taken aho~-
3 'sie faEs n. Ssr- r.-rfHs. resulting in an sG-
vance O. l-c i~ rh- local SPOT market. spot
higher vitn RIO No : ~ If-.c ana santos - al
l2is Ls-ll CONTRACT prices.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-12

FiOtR AND NEAL inactive bur
ssfs (. 55si 7 sa 1usr s. isSs Tss;s &a H'e5s5 es
p sd9t G.-~, = 'e<i - '7trs Ho J y-
2a-sas ---s rhts s. 7oaE5 - y,,l1R 7
FLff.',-Eu.ar ~ g rer 10 r. RYE Flour
fsr n &C S49S4 .. choice 10 fancy.
N'gs - gt SAC MEAL Fine .erite s~d ,.-I-
--a@ 3 '5a<l =. c3srse, s. 1oas1 l.. FEED
So s.; fcl. 90 so 80. rcd dog s2s 35. eifv
s5sssS, q % b1l<. s-5gs23 = sacks; midling.
$. q SACKS oiir1eai 5as55 5o ''''' S1' '1'''
s,,s5J isioN ,lss> ,i sa' t. @ easi.r PORK
clear. 81 50 20. BEl5F- aiess- si5aSi5 %
FANNY SlteSst. packet. SO 5o0Sl7: EXTRA India
DRESSED HOGS Easier. Baeons. l.t-r- 7s6
II l- y ~ 20 i - i5' n. 1l7se. pigs. 12aso
ferre III. r.. -sfIs,5y It, H. l'r- ~. eied
.s.r TERD -, - ,,,5lr. ~ '2In-5z - ~
y 90. CITY. Il1so. refined weak. Sruh hmcr.es.
y &c. Continent. I215e: frazg. kees. i DC.
cg.et. o.so. Jos. aIlc. city lsfd. iaa.
sl'tit -i,cfnsd fairlv, active and .stoady.
e-let. ce4,riflral 90 test asec. rauscorado s.
iesl 3S31. tne-asses sugar - test. 31Ic. The
-ri-'n beet sugar market rUlel steady and IN
e5aaeea AoFca.ber. - 1oizd; December. SIS
a q. Nay, IS .
I..i. EICE,stesdy 4, fal bu' unchanged prices.
NfiAt>-'OPrER- ndard dull. spot
November and December 1e40aI - 40 rarua-y
y 4'l = 90, am Fe..r-ars- l. s5Ql2 55c. Lon
CO "eas spot ~ = %. futures f5S - Cd.
- = eastlns l2syq = 75c- TI&-Irreguar. spot.
o'-f.fi53l iac- November %. .7Od35. .s21zc: De
S,ilnti, - 1850. January. 70 5G5GS5. .75c and
t"tlarF. y JUN36c. Sales 70 tons December
eoIt = Wv York. ar 81 70e Ionaon weak.
= - il6S, Futures. i1C3 rs ed LEAD quiet
80 7'''e New York. Z564 3oc East 81 Louis
74-'. tl5 .. SPEETER firm; $500
10 SO 1ork 3 SOC 800 East St Louis Lon
- = Cd IEON-Cleveland war
"L'r' - Z "a IN Lndon. Locally steady; 40
foundry northern. 40 southern ana 40 4
ss"-ih-Iii. So, So 75qSIG -: No 2 foundry
NOAA-SH- AND SNRT Fs--4,,,'e1 l,,,- sfes a.
81. UNCHANGED
laval STOKES Fi-rnoss WAS noted for
Erir.ts turpenfine Resin stesS, -. orssf ~
lr-l - late prices.
- blL---l- l-iise'c unclaimed Refined petro-
- T-tees st go in bbls New York
'ytEONsEED O5I-Iractfve ana easier
cloring a. q net decline Of a06 r0ints T,ocai
contract prfces. P
New-York tribune., 1910-11-12
GERMAN SOCIETIES ASK HEARING

The United German Societies OF the City
Of New York have sent letter TO Egerton
/. Winthrop. president of the Board OF
Education asking for a hearing on the
question OF abolishing instruction In the
Gernan language in the public schools
The abolition OF German as one of the spe-
cial subjects in the school curriculum has
been discussed both in the Board OF Edu-
cation and in the Board OF Estimate. Re
Gently the former body adopted a motion
New-York tribune., 1910-11-12
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
View York. November II,

New York. November H. 1910
GRAIN WHEAT Easier early and prices
eou-n =sGl5sc under liquidation. Liverpool failed
Z. make q fuu response 20 strength Of I'huTs
cav afternoon and expressed z hearlsh view u
fre situation. osginS 10 predictions ol laIse
RrCrTd's exports and further favorable news from
ArreUt:na- shorts were inclined L. cover on ne
ce-lfne and late the market developed s'rehsli'
closing at &c to asc net advance. NorthWes1e-n n
rash markets generally steady No > red wiieat
htre aSi.c elevator. and "6+ % 2. anuat. 80
I %7-theI IBuIuth. 81 u q q II annat- 1cfN
T-4ei.-- closed = n lyc net lower. No corn
hsre .-2sc elevator. domestic basis. 10 arrive, c
and Sc o b. ahoat- OATS snactlNe'
tr-eee declining sc. Cash oats firm and hlg 5eI
A-arfs-I white. 3so: No q, 3 &c. No 3 81 -ec'
srF \. l. Sc RYE STEADY. No > Western.
So % D. New York. BARLEf-- SteaGler, az r
Mating SoaSsc. @ / 2 elevator BIthWidEAI
.-.s-i.r- American. GUc. C. Z. Kew York. 9 ana
esaE -si-c r / (. Nevv York. for export v heat,
tf-l.E.nE flour exports Tor the week a. as'oil-IlS
a. ..T7rl7sfreet-e aggregate 30so. l23 bushels.
e1alnst . S77. .SC7 last week and 55f'4l+ ias. !.
r.sr. since July ! 3S.SS5 SAG bushels. aGaliiSl
r. osq los 1asr zoazon. Corn exports for ne
tyeek g-2 CSC bushels. against 622e22 iast ~ e <
80 asS SIS last wear. since July ]. '-"]n'u54
bus:eIs AGAINST ,. .294. AS last season.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-12
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
81. JAM T. > : EURCH,
MADISON AVENUE AND nsT STREET.
Founded in the year IsI0. viii osIsbrats
THE CEN
Of its existence By the following services
On sunday, 13Jh NOv.-fn Der.
= M .--.-.-.-.- Holy Communion.
go \ M-..-..---. ,,Moraing PRAYER.
Historical sermon By the
REV. c0nasllUS q. SMITH, D. D..
Rector Emeritus.
A. This service & snort messages Of fsiict4tioa
RIGHT REV. EiSAsP or kEN york;
REv. =. ]. " MANNING. sl D. o.,
rev. john P. PETERS. o. o.,
beginning vith 81. James
All present. whether eommuricatins or not.
Of this service. in order 10 meet the Bishop os
the Diocese and the visiting clergy II the parlsn
400 P. M..........-. .chHdren's Service
sermon ~ the
RIGHT REV. r. COURTNEY. D. D.,
ALSO on 565.eT 6%DGY. q 81 144a 71infS fNS6vEsfBER
s:I5 P. n Evening Prayer Csfortened Form
Followed 5y MendeIssohn's
LAUlSA SION,
Rendered BY the choir and cloI . O1 aOO~e
one hundred voices
THE NEW YORK PREsBY YTERIIAS Bias
CHURCH. corner of seventh Avenue and tZst1
Street. is planning 70 celebrate its release frofn
debt and its entrance into its renovated ouidlns-
The time will Be November "a 70 q -
On Sunday. the 20th. Rev. Or. " ". FA'tE-
a former pastor. viii preach ar n a. m. an,
Rev. Dr. WILTON MERLE-SSIITH. Presiden'
Of the Church Extension Committee Of Presoy-
Mondav. S % m ths Young Peoples Society
viii receive the church Extension C2InIll1t7e i7@
and the Trustees OF Pres5ytery- Re-. GEORGE
ALEXANDER D D Moderator OF PresoJ tery'
HENRY SLOANE COFFIN D D. Nice-PrSsi-
dent Of the Church Extension COMMITTEES. VT
WARNER VAN NORDEN. President % Trustee
Of Presbytery. and other members q these
bottles, viii spreak-
Tuesday. s .. m. the ladies Of the Church VII
receive the Pastors OF ueighborinE Churches
Addresses Will be made BY some of these Pas
Wednesday q. D m. the congregation VIII
Drs. JOHN F. SCOTT and CHARLES A
EVANS will speak
The public invited TO all of these services.
THE MIDDLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
I'd ave and 1th s.
Rev JOHN c. FAGG. D. D. Minister.
viii preach az II a. m and ?. m
THE MARBLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
5th Ave. and 29th 81.
Rev. DAVID JAMES BCRBELL D D Mn
ister. VIII preach az II a m ami : p n
Mornins-"Fhe Otaer Mans Burden
Eventns-''Ihe Wells OF the Desert
THE COLLEGIATE CHURCH OF 81.
NICHOLAS.
5-h Ave and 4sth 81
Rev. MALCOLM JAMES MACLEOD. NinisteS,
Special musical service ar : o n
Harvest CantaIs. BY julius Harrison
THE WEST IND COLLEGIATE CHURCB.
Rev HENRY EVERTSON COBB. =. Z. Min
lister. viii preach at II a m. ana 4:3o p n
New-York tribune., 1910-11-12
BROOKLYN.

PLYMOUTH CHURCH Rev NEWFrLs
DWIGHT HILLS Pastor. Services ar 10 -
a nm and IS > a. A0rrirE subject. " Aones
,r Fsrth Versus Tre1sCTes N Heaven EvenirA.
Y-frs Scrrncu ia Series ''Eeecheg's Ftvetold AZ
real 10 the People o. Great Britain aad How -
Helped save the Union
New-York tribune., 1910-11-12
NEW YORK FRICEs.
gEARoARD CLEARANCES.

fGTION-llaEE aCilftr, anu 81 ~ a- -,
s-,-ance which carried prices into new hleh
r-1r-,d FOR The movement. there was a reactloil
s~6.r realizing and local selling for turn F" IN
Sc close steady. net points lower 10 ] point
klrrer Southern spot markets unchanged 10 nc
kiEher Weekly movement figures: Port receipts;
b-e Sos bales against ST1,3SS last year o. Iald
a. mills and Canada -. .2:i6 against 5o,ols las1
- So,-fbe-7, rniu ,akings estimated. S0e1
trai-e+ e OoA lasf year: gain Of stock al IN
tf-+-r -ovrs AZ 40 against 55 So last NeaT-
ForeI crop fnoHement- IaTT rtcellS. ,'-.''-e9
n ss2 abducted receirts season.. against So'"p!l
lssf --es-. overland TO mills and tauadar l"5'ol'
-sirst cl2 80 last ear southern mn JaAlAEs'
E.a s,1Q scagusr tsss 600 last year. stock a. IN
fs-'rr towns in excess OF September J. 4sotel,
sgatrst 4T3.64l -aEt year. brought into slGat
sf,s Gar for season. G55.1l bales against
4 .-5 5e9 last wear. The total crop movement Is
r,e-e ,tivelv for - days This season. against I3
6aEs las; season
Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1910-11-12

appointing a committee Of FIVE to investi-
gate the matter
New-York tribune., 1910-11-12
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS

San Francisco Nov. 1.-THE official clos
ing quotations for mining stocks to-day
nero a. follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-11-12

1.-THE Social Secret; or. A Significant Dis
closure" will be the theme Of the Advanced
New Thought meetings being held Sunday
mornings, at II o'clock. at the Duryea Hall.
by Mrs Adele Marie Rique. of Paris. and
DR.. Alexander j. McIvor-TyndalI, of Lon
don, England
New-York tribune., 1910-11-12

The New York Presbyterian Church, at
Seventh avenue and 12Sth street, has COM
pleted the payment of It's debts and has
just renovated It's building. From Novem-
Der 90 to % these events will be fttingly
celebrated by the congregation.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-12

At Columbia University, St. Paurs Chapel
tomorrow. at p. m, the Rev. DR.. NAL
colin James Mcleod will preach on Christ
the Revealer" In a series on The Reality
of Religion" This sermon is to take the
place OF DR.. Aked's
New-York tribune., 1910-11-12

The rector will preach tomorrow morn
ing and afternoon at the Church OF the
Incarnation.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-12

The evening programme at the Peoples
Popular Service of the Madison Avenue Re-
formed Church will be a rendition of the
sacred cantata The Daughter OF Jairus. -
by Sir John Stainer.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-12

At the Fourth Avenue Presbyterian
Church, now worshipping IN the Charities
Building, the Rev. DR.. Walter Duncan Bu-
chanan, pastor. will officiate and preach al
both services tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-12
GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK

At the Harlem Presbyterian Church DR..
Caughey considers tomorrow evening the
subject, What Is Death?"
New-York tribune., 1910-11-12

why Should People Go TO church," and
THE New Religion Demanded by These
Changed Times" will be DR.. S. Edward
Young's subjects tomorrow morning and
evening at the Bedford Presbyterian
Church, Nostrand avenue and Dean street,
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-12

At the Madison Avenue Baptist Church
DR.. Charles A. Eaton, the pastor. Will
preach tomorrow morning on THE Inside
of the World"
New-York tribune., 1910-11-12

At the Church of the Divine Paternity
the Rev. DR.. Frank Oliver Hall will preach
at IL a. m. on Fear and Hope Factors
Determining Life's Success of Failure
New-York tribune., 1910-11-12

Dr. Stephen S. Wise will preach on Race
Suicide versus Race Culture, The adj
dress will be in the nature of a plea for
eugenics and will deal with the science
which has been reformulated in our time
by Sir Francis Galton.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-12

At the First Union Presbyterian Church.
the Rev. DR.. Harvey Graeme Furbay Is
conducting a Sunday evening forum. His
first general subject is, WAS Jesus So
New-York tribune., 1910-11-12
ST. MUKE'S v s.s9.s' 5,ls' ss.. :; :

p ~ As ~ n. kss - convent ave.
Rev. ASHTON OLDHAM. Rector. 5. II 3 s.
1T Madison Ave ard I2G,h st---l1 q
.An-Ec M. Bishop Edwin II. Hughes, Lt~
JANr<o II p. M. Rev. y C. kyuett. y. IL.
BEDFORD FBESB BYTERIAN CHURCH N0s-
trand ave and Dean ST. RrOoklyn-Pastor
EDWARD NojN Nc viii preach AZ tO;4S and 80
PARK FEESBY YTERIAN CHURCH. s6tn 81.
Amsterdam Preaching by Pastor. Rev %.
ANSON 2. AT1ERBJ RY n a. m. : p
sT MATTHEW 5 CHURCH. West S4th ..
near Central PARK. Rev ARTHUR H JCLD@.
Rector. Services. :. N and ,. N.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-12
POTATOFS aNn t-E-cFTaRrEs po.a.o

= \
~. SNee' potatoes lower for southern. fel-
,o" onions easv. but red and white steady 10
hages steady Cauifoyyers higher Cucumbers
"'aFeF. Egg1lants slow Lettuce in liberal sup
beans higher f1r best stock. Radizhes in light
supply. Spinach steady Tomatoes held steady.
POTATOES Maine. bag. 81 40a$1 g.: bulk. 1s0
bulk. lS0 y. 81 75aS2 12: state bag. 81 asa
s. 50. bulk. 80 n. 81 37as1 50. Jersey. round.
bag 81 5eaSl '5 long. 81 5oG$l 81: SWEET
POTATOES Eastern Shore. bbl, 75ca$1 81: Jer-
al -; basket. 4ocas1. BRUSSELS SPROUTS.
quart, 64i3c, CARROTS bb' or bag. 75cGS1 80:
state 700 n bag. s5175c- 100 buHches. s1aS1 25:
CAPRAGE6. Danish. ton, sS4S1i. domestic, 81
ana Jersey dozen roots I517$5c: crate. s. s. y.
s. asa -; long cut. 75-qS1 75: CUCUMBERs.
Florida, basket 81 5Oase: Boston ho5house,
."ARoLE. basket. 50c@s1. EGGPLANTS. Jer-
ses. bhl, 81 25aSl ~ hasket. 5Ocas1: FLORIDA.
hoN- S2rS2 =. HoRSERADISH. 100 N. s5d
S5 80: LIMA BEANS. Jersey. rotate. basket 81
as2; iat: bag slaSl q: Long Island S1aSl 20.
as1; Jersey and state. best basket 81 25ds1 80.
state. poor. F'catl: Western New York, basket
hothouse . box strap, 81 2sq*2. MTSHROOMs.
hothouse, n 3NGtuc. ONIONS. state and West
white. crate eec1Sl; 100 p bag. 81 25aSl 30;
yellow. bag. - 5eaSl - 100 n bag. - l5dsi 80;
Iea. bag 2o'%I -. 100 n Rag 81 p: Orange
county, red or yellow. bag ~ 25TSi -: PEP
PF.RS red, chess sugar hhI. 81 75a$2: regular.
. .s.GSl 90 other rcd. sugar 81 1EMEy-
regular. SlMSl - green, cheese. sugar Dbl. 81 %
GSl 10 regular. slHSl -; hull and long. reg
uigr hbi, 75cgNl: green. sugar hbl sl0Sl y:
basket. toa75c; PARSLEY. nearby. 100
hunehes. G5u13c: PUMPKINS b5l. 60T75c:
New York. a0aG5c. 1ADISHFS Norfolk has
let. T-c6s1 80. hothoueo. 100 lunches 81 5OG
- %, SPINACH nearby. bbl. 75casI -:
Western New York, basket sGa6oc. Norfolk
bbl. 7.c1Sl %; STRING BEANS south caro-
lima Ias1et. S19S1: SHAIIOTS Ne~, Orleans
100 hunches. S2as3. SQUASH Hubbard bhl
TscGSl. marrow, 51075c; TT-R%IPe. Canada
7senS1. white. bh bag siasi 25; 100
Iunches s. 5o6s2; TOMATOES nearby. box
New-York tribune., 1910-11-12

At the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian
Church will occur at the morning service
the dedication of the new organ which
was installed during the summer
New-York tribune., 1910-11-12

At the Church of the Messiah Onitarian),
the Rev. John Haynes Holmes will preach
Tomorrow at IL o'clock on 1.-THE Greatest
of Errors'
New-York tribune., 1910-11-12

At the Church of the Puritans, 1Soth street
and Fifth avenue, the army branch of the
Young Mems Christian Association from
Governors Island, under the leadership OF
Secretary Sanford. will hold a service to-
morrow evening. In the morning the pas
tor. the Rev DR.. c. J. Young. will preach
on The Angel Face Of God"
New-York tribune., 1910-11-12

Services s, IL, I. 5 PREACHERS: Rector at II.
Rev w. y. Eddy, I. Rector az g.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-12

The subject Of the lesson-sermon IN the
Christian Science churches tomorrow will
be ''MOrtals and Immortals."
New-York tribune., 1910-11-12

At St Andrews Methodist Episcopal
Church. Bishop Henry ". Warren, senior
Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
will preach at II o'clock tomorrow. In the
evening the Rev. DR.. j. G. Wilson will
preach.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-12
FIFTH lYEEuE gaPTiST CHURCH

West FOrty-siXth Street.
The REV CHARLES T. AkED. D. d.
VIII preach n-mOrrOw morning and evening
Services at II and : o clock
Morning The Tragedy OF the Hour
Evening Immortality Appeal 20 the
AgeS'-NO 4 An appeal 70 Modern Sci
ence; the Case for PsychicaI Research Pre-
sented BY Si- Oliver Lodge in HIS survival
OF Man
BIBLE CLASSES FOR YOUNG NEN AND
YOUNG WOMEN At $50 A NJ
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-08
NASHVILLE TO SEE
WORK OF THE ARMY
Washington Detachments to
Go to Military Tourna-
ment There.

The people OF Nashville, Tenn, are
20 be shown how the army does its
work. at a big military tournament ar
ranged TO take place in that city June
l9 to g. and part Of the battalion Of en-
gineers stationed at the Washington
Barracks has been ordered 10 Nashville
to take part in the exercises
The tournament will be held al the
State fair grounds. troops Of every arm
Of the service having been ordered 10
camp at the grounds throughout the
tournament
The Washington contingent will be
made up OF Company Q, First Battalion
Of Engineers, and detachment consist
ing Of one nOncOmmissiOned officer and
six bakers from the training school for
bakers and cooks at the barracks
The bakers and cooks will 90 10 Nash
willie Sunday or Monday so that they VIII
have everything in readiness 10 begin
work on the day the tournament opens.
The company Of engineers viii not leave
until a week later.
Brig. Gen. Albert l. Mills viii be in
command Of the camp which will in
clude detachments Of the Eleventh Cav
airy, First Field Artillery, and Second
Infantry.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-08
OFFICE BUILDING
WILL Be ERECTED
Structure to Cost $25O,0O0
TO Be Built BY Willard
Estate.

A new office building is to be erected
in + street. between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets, by the G. c. VIII
lard estate, which is estimated to cost
more than $4,000. The ground floor Of
this building will be used by stores and
the two upr floors will be leased by
the Government for the use Of the Geo
logical Survey.
The building is 10 be constructed upon
the sites OF the old buildings known as
1920 and 1922 r street. and viii almost
Join the present big building now occU-
pied by the Geological Survey. Al
though the plans only call for the three
story structure, the foundation will be
so constructed, and the walls 50
strengthened as To allow the erection
Of from FIVE 20 eight additional stories
at some future time.
The two buildings 10 be demolished
are occupied by the washington bureau
Of the New York Tribune, a law firm,
and a real estate office
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-08
WOULD-BE SUICIDE
RECOVERING SLOWLY
No Attempt Made Yet to
Probe for Bullet In Miss
Bartroff'S Breast.

Roberta Bartroh, the sixteen-year-old
girl who tried To end her life yesterday
by firing a bullet into her left breast
while in the woods near her home. at
Glen Echo. Nd. IS stiu in a serious
condition today in the Georgetown Uni
versity Hospital The doctors say she
is doing as well IS could be expected IN
der the circumstances. bur they have not
yet attempted e probe for the bullet.
which is lodged somewhere near the
heart.
PINNED to the girls waist when she
was found in a semi-colsciOus cOndi-
ton in the woods vas a note saying she
believed she wa Of no help AT home
and that she was going 20 kin herself
because Of love fer q young man His
photograph was also fastened 10 her
waist.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-08
Free
Free
Laxative
For Babies

Just as a mother is careful about the
food she gives a child, she should be
careful about the kind OF a laxative
she gives IL 70 move its little bowels
Not all remedies for this purpose, no
matter how good they may be, are
suited TO a child.
You should espe -ially avoid pills and
tablets and powders, for they are diff
cult 10 digest and children ind il hard
- swallow them. And purgatives and
salts and the various waters are ics
violent for the young Better give Il
gentle though effective laxative Ike d.
CaldweIls Syrup Pepsin, which IS pleas
ant 20 the taste and Absolutely does
tie can be bought OF any drue gisr and
n you give a small dose. as -l~ ectlOns
call for, before YOU put the child 10
bed or "a small dose before breakfast,
YOU viii have a cheerful, happy child In
a few hours
This remedy has been sold for almost
a quarter OF a century and thousands
OF families know about II, but n you
have never used IL. and you would ike
10 make a test Of 10 before buying IL in
the regular way, send your name and
address 10 the doctor for a free sample
1 bottle In this way. without expense.
many mothers have learned of a way Of
curing children OF the little Ills Of life,
and thereby avoiding the graver dis
eases.
In the family OF Martha Eminter Of
! YOrkville. s c.. and 7. :. Bowyer, Of
jamestown. Colo. no other laxative but
this is used II is a remedy for all the
family. strong enough 10 be effective on
I the most robust and nil enough so that
I women, children, and Old people. who
especially need a gentle laxative. can
( use IT, You viii find nothing better for
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/ DR.. Caldwel.s Syrup Pepsin. Let IL be
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We assure you you VIII have a healthy
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BRADFORD TO TALK
INTERPRETATION

The committee on law and IegisIa-
ton Of the Chamber OF Commerce viii
meet Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock and
listen 70 an address 20 be made by H.
2. Bradford, a member or the Anti
Compulsory Vaccination Society.
Mr. Bradford is anxious to have the
Chamber Of Commerce indorse the
movement 20 repeal the law which com
pels children to be VaCcinated before
they can attend schools in the District.
The law and legislation committee will
report 70 the executive committee upon
the adgisability OF having MIR. Bradford
address the Chamber at its monthly
meeting next Tuesday night.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-08
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ACTING CHIEF OF STAFF.

Until the return Of Mai. Gen. Leonard
Wood. next July. from Buenos Ayres.
where he IS special commissioner to the
Argentine exposition. Mai Gen. william
H. Carter. L. ). A viii be acting CHER
Of staff. succeeding today Brig. Gen.
Tasker II. Bliss. Z. s. A. who goes on
q leave OF absence.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-08
NATIONAL UNION
CLASS INITIATION

Candidates from the several councils
Of the National Union, under the aus
pieces Of the cabinet. viii Se initiated
into the order tonight at National Rifles
Hall. President Harry Evans. of the
senate, will deliver the address Of the
evening. The National Union Club de-
gree team will eXemplify the ritual un-
der the direction Of Capt Elmer John
councils from other Jurisdictions viii be
present.
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