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The log cabin Democrat., 1910-01-24
|. Political Announcement
FOR CONGRESS.

The Log Cabin Democrat is authorized to
announce BEN L. GRIFFIN of Faulkner
county candidate for Congressman lrc:;! the
Fifth Congressional District of Arkansas, SUD-
ject to the action of the Democratic party.
The Log Cabin Democrat is authorized to
announce H. M. JACOWAY of Yell county as
candidate for Congressman from the Fifth
Congressional District of Arkansas. subject
to the action of the Democratic party.
The Log Cabin Democrat is authorized to
announce o. C. LUDWIG of Pulaski county
as candidate for Congressman from the Fifth
Congressional District of Arkansas, subject to
the action of the Democ ratio party
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-01-24

Every citizen of Conway who is a
friend of Ben l.. Griffin or who would
appreciate the honor of having a fell
low townsman represent our district in
the national house of representatives,
should attend the mass meeting at the
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-01-24
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

The Log Cabin Democrat is authorized to
announce GEORGE w. CLARK of Faulkner
county ae candidate for a second term as
Prosecuting Attorney of the Seventeenth Ju-
dicial Circuit of Arkansas subject to the ac-
ton of the Democratic party.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-01-24

The Bonneville Democrat, whose ed
itor failed to be reappointed secretary
of the state board of charities when
the present administration began, is
continually talking about "Donaghey's
sore toe" When he went into office
the governor kicked out enough graf
tiers and parasites to make his toes
sore for quite while.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-01-24

Judging from Kavanaugh's weekly
advertisement in Sundays Gazette, the
opposition to Governor Donaghey is
evidently running out of SOAP The
charges" which he is bringing against
the administration haven't succeeded
in making a ripple on the surface of
Arkansas politics.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-01-24
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the annual meet
ing of the stockholders of the Faulkner County
Bank will be held at the office of the bank at
10 200 a. m, Monday, February 9TH, 1910, for
the purpose of electing the directors for the
ensuing year, and of transacting any other
business that may come before them.
d3t B. L. HARTON, Secretary.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-01-24

The Beebe News, while, extremely
solicitous as to its repre- sentation in
the state senate, can see nothing
wrong in supporting a straight-out
whiskey man for governor.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-01-24
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.

The Log Cabin Democrat is authorized to
announce EUGENE LANDLORD of Prairie
county as a candidate for second term as
Judge of the Seventeenth Judicial District of
Arkansas. subject to the action of the Demo-
cratic party.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-01-24

court house tonight and by his pres
ence, at least, endorse the candidacy
Of Mr.. Griffin
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-01-24
FOR RECORDER.

The Log Cabin Democrat is authorized to
announce OPIE HARTJE as candidate for
Recorder 70 the City of Conway subject to
the action of the Democratic party.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-01-24

The Little Rock ring isn't so much
to blame. They tried everywhere else,
but Kavanaugh was the best they
could do
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-01-24
FOR TREASURER.

The Log Cabin Democrat is authorized to an
nounce c. H NEWBERN i candidate Cor
Treasurer of the City of Conway, subject to
the action of the Democratic party.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-01-24

We suppose the Searcy News and
Agitator will now repudiate the state
Democratic central committee.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-01-24

Big Brother Kavanaugh will find
out that the grbernatorial race isn't
like running Coburn for sheriff.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-01-24

The White county senatorial squad
bic seems to have died a-bornin'.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-01-24

Kavanaugh has about run himself
out of wind
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-01-24

-. l.-5O..@, :,.C1i a.s>1>s.'. ~,s.d G;So
.UUTnG.ess HA,LI4MT cUMs'A@y
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-01-24

No rAu laws rp ue"N il n heal 81
ny scaling "a bal srGA.i-oi. notes
there.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-01

Wir noqen i'm iest perlaIIen nno
inns in ben inlleren Sof bes S6loi-
les nerfiisen. Die @agen fomen,
nahbem Tie Die @splonaoe perlaiien,
elmer nad Dem anberen Dor Der meb-
rere Stitfen boben Serraiie ON, melde
nob benz Gbrentbor oes SauptgebGlt.
bes fiibrte. Sic bieltcn iif bierauf
refts, bogen in Den HirnOipes elm
uno mahten erit amf bem GiIternen.
bofe Salt, beiien Gage mir ein ipenig
rpeiter oben nuseinanoergeiest baben.
Sier murben iie raid bon ane6ten
%abeelaben, pelde Die Yorr1tbe IN Die
Sdeuner uno Speid)er ifaiiten. Die
leeren Wagen nabmlen hierallf nieoer
ben @eg, auf ipelf,em tic gefpmmen
fparen, fnbren iiber Die gSplanabe
ilno gum S6loiie binoiis.
Sn Dem Iugenblide, mo- mir ben
Serrn oes slblerihlolies pieoerieben,
begam es i6oir ipdt SIT peroen; Sic
9dmmerirng fol9te aiIf ben Saa lno
oas 8oriiberfabren Der @ogen bate
lett einem Iugenblid aufgebort.
r@as ioa 0as beiBen?" iragte
Mntibe bon M~ontaigu eincu ieiner
Stallmeiiter, Der neben inn itano;
.penn Illes beenbet lit, mar,lm foms
men bann Die Soloner nid]t mieoer
berein? uno fparam iflieBt man Die
Sbore ntht2"
Ser Stalmeiiter elite lid, 5u er.
funoigcn unb febrte nod einisen 81.
cnnoen nit Dem Salsbofmeiiter
suriid.
p@naoieer Serr," iagte Sesterer
in oemiitbisem, ebrerbietigem Gone,
mir erparten nod ginen."
Limb iper lit Ser ltnpcrid,1mte,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-01

Cit. Die lriahe hierpon mar obne
3tpeifel Die ltorf arsgeiprof)ene
ariinmung ieiuer Ibiernaie iino Ger
gIeih5eitig falide uito gra1liame Nus.
oriiG ieiner groBeu Ouufel.griiuen
Niger.
Gin oicbter idmar5er Saarlpltf1s,
IN peld)em iid1 nod niht Der min.
bette Silberfaoelt 5eigte. tbronte iiber
Der bleif1en, faiim bon eini9en leid].
ten Stnieil o%ird)furd,ten Sttrn.
Sein LANCER potter Bart erb0bte
nod Dos @eprdge Oieier ieltian1en
Gbpiiegnomie.
Gin Surban hattie Iebr gut az Sic.
lem aopf geitanocn Oeiien @eiift in
alien ieinen 3iigen Salihbeit ltno
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-01

orientaliiten 9espotismitS perrietb.
Intioe BON Montaigu trug ELM
Wains pom brailnem Suf; latge
8amaihen BON acknowledged 2eoer
nrnif)loIien Die mlsfelitarteu 9eine
uno reidten Bis sur Mittc Der Shell.
fel binalf. @r lab. mie mir bereits
aeiagt baben. nj einen groBeu SeIiel
ailsgeltredt mo ieine 9lide folgten
5eritrcltt ben fliittisen fSltnfen,
iueldle elmer biilter Dem an0eren oen
Shornitein bi%nanfjagtcn.
Gin orei ober bier Sub bon linn
entfernt itebenoen Siener errpartete
einen 9efebl. gs uergiltgen einigc
Minutcn.
Der &err oes Iolerihloiies ridtete
raid Den aopf empor ino Iagte 3t
Dem 4iener:
r8cb' nno bole bns iunae WGo.
6en."
Gortiesuna folgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-01
SwolfteS aapitcl.
Die 8eianacnc.

Intioe BON Iontaigu belt i'm
,uriid.
rNein,~ ioste er. .9leibt bier.
Wan laiie 8arboS bierbcrfommen.
Sbr peroet leine slbgoben in meme,
Segenpart IN gmpians nebmen."
Del, Gnedt ging, nm Dem SGlimi.
gen ben 9efebl 81 iiberbrin9cn. ooi
or III Den gbrenbof fommen ioac,
Die. Stintnlc fam iinseno n6bcr
unb es oauerte nift LANCE, 10 iah
man einen nit Sen belooenen @oaen
init awei S1ieu beipannt, Die bon
Dem Sanger angetrieben muroen.
.Nber," rief Intibe bon Montai.
9u, .oos lit ia nidt @arbas Der 8oll.
CT, lonoern 8arbas Der Srompeter. f"
.Sa. Der Sobn anitott oes 9aters,
gndbiaer Serr. Giid Su bieucn!" ant.
iportcte Der iulse Mann, inoem er
ieine @iibe abnabm inb feline Sd)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-01

neld)er iid erlaubt, anf lid, uarter
5u laiien?"
n@naoiser Serr, es lit &emp Sar
bas bon neutrality-suspicious."
Ger Sater bon Ga Gli5on's 5rom
peter?"
rGan5 oerielbe, gndoiger Serr
llebrigens aber bat er cine GntlfuI
otgnng an3ufiibren.
DWelhe2"
vgs lit iIm Elm l'rfaa sliaeitosen
gtift melt bonn Saut.8 iroro lit Inn
Elm 3ao ieines @agens ~serbroden. ="
s9eito iflimmer fin ibn. gr h1tt,
poriidtig iein iollen."
rWas ioa i'd tbuiL 1ndbigcl
Serr2"
Sic ShiIopadcn iolen micoei
berelnfommen unO Ole 5bort
ihlieBen."
Limo 8orbas, gnGoiger Serr?"
Ser mag morgen mieoerfpm.
men
Der Sausbofmeiiter polte lid emit.
rernen, I'm Die 9efeble ieines Serrn
alis5llfiibren; gerooe IN oieiem N,l.
genblid aber ,borte man cine la,lt.
idaaenoe Stimme aif Ger Gsplo,
naoe ben eriten gers zines oonoIS
I'M @ebirge iebr beliebten Solfslic,
oes iingen.
"Mefiire Sausboimeiiter," riei Elm
anef)t bon ipeitenr, 90 fonmt 8ur.
bas bon Menetrur.en. Sour"
.8ut-id) fommc ioeleid."
llnb Der SuusboimeiIter moltc
ieine Sdritte naf Der Gsplonooc
lenfen.
~ ~ "
SmolfteS aapitcl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-01
fir 6as Sabr 1910.

fir baS Sabr 1910.
$50
Wir fenben Sbnen ben 8alenSer
f%oitsnfrei, fpenu sic iosleif SIREN
ritdltdnDigen Announcements : 9etrag.
iino $500 fir 9prausbe5ablung eins
idbtden. Senben sic ben 8etrag
prompt elm, benn Die Hadirase lit
etile eroBe nnb es biirfte unier @ors
ratb i1neu bersriffen iein.
IftuneSbpn
Soren5 @pnncr,
9ei6dftsfiibrer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-01
Aneipp S~anitariunl,
RCME CITY, IND.

!" E~O4VH- ~
Ssrrtitt %stle0trer. pradtpoler Hube!urprt. gine
btitau'fait. tttole itreu5 mad, VFarrer 0reipns Wes
thpne es.sitet miro inr Shpadbr. NerpeRs I'M aiaQens
ttc,roe. ePt., auG iEr " 1eu m~attSEius nnp ale hros
lt'ttn arau'te;.e.t. 9iasnsr ee,liorser uns ipettel.
itr ootisssnn Sar rabsre aHssunft inrtiset an bic
SISTERS OF THE PRECIOUS BLOOD.
knapp sanitarirm, Rome City, Ind.
1eim Snreioen ertad9ae man gea. oieies Yfatt,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-01
Sisr aeh. 8eadbtnns far priefer
G@Wltar.@eimeSO
garant,rt NIB pou ben beiteu Seuguiiier
besleitet. &rp nno Sweet gssiue
sine SpeSia!itGt.

gefe @uswabl pon @etrdnteu in Slai9en,
gsitelunssm per Bot nsrbeu aui b0s Frons
pteite uuO Seiie beior9t unb bleibel tets
priDat. Nan i4rsibe I'M cine preisliite.
Referen5: Dubuque Hatipnal Sanf.
geim edreiben ertpabme man seh. bieieS Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-01
IS3-1S5 Sixth Street Tel. 113.
Mef6ior S6mttt
0rpsperfauis= SanSler

in ben beieu NIB rerniteu impors
tirten NIB elibeImiiben @eiuen II. gSbistiss
fir Sanillens NIB Wsoislls GebraId sn ben
biui9fen gS9oIeiale : gr.iieu in lrseto elmer
auantrt0t, S6 p~erfanie biaig aber edit
unb MIR se0er Gaargelb.
Seinsr California Yortweit S1.0o per
Gallone Itht auiipdrtS
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-08-04
Auslnnn.

Gin beoauernsmertber unfal ltieB
am Montaa in SUNDERLAND, @nglauo,
Der 2uftidiIferin 6raulein 5rants gu.
Sn einem Siplan unternahm lie Dor
elmer 9rOBen 3uihauermense probe=
fabrten uno fiibrte ba5el lhDieri9e
Wenounsen aus. Nuf Der leBtsn oieier
6abrten periaaten bic Waidlnsn ibren
Sienit. Die 6luamaidine nuroe bilflOs
bin uno ber aelhleuoert uno Iaute in
einen 6aufen bon 3ulhauern blnein.
Gin Ginb muroe babel 9et0otet. Sfrdu=
lein 5tants fano man unter Dem tbeil=
meiie 3ertriimmerten 8lplan. sic mar
lebens9efdbrllh berleBf.
Der Streif auf Der @rano Srunt
@iienbabnlinie in @anaoa lit beigelegt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-08-04
9a8eSneuigfetten.
phta.


sSobn D. Rodefeller. Der Iaon Dun=
berttauisnoe fur bic Unit. .Saloon 2isa
be3ablt. aQerDings neniaer aus
innersr ueber3eusuna. als bielmehr su
ben1 3mefe, lih politiIhen ginfub 3u
fihern. - braudt ieBt ielbif aewaltiae
Quontitdten Wbistep. Mlleroin9s be.
fbrdnit er fid auf duBeren @ebraab.
benn 3nr Stdrfun9 uno grbeiteruna
oes ,inneren Meniben" bdlt er ben
S9naps INNER nod niht fur oas ae'
eianeie 8enuBmittel. Sein Mrat bat
ibm por9eidrieben. Wbisfspbdoer su
t,ebmen, neil bic Mustelanltrensunaen.
tpelae Dos @olfipiel ibm oeruriaht.
baourh bebobeti tperoer maroen. uno
ipenn tpeilano 4bnia 2uifit ourd Wein=
bGoer ieinsn eridluiften a0rper aufs
friihte. 10 beiorqen Baoer aus autem
alten Bourbon ieBt oaslelbs bel Sobn
@. Nofefeler.
Sn BRADFORD periudte polissidef
Gbbiiis ON Montae Elm Eager bon
farbi9en 5tromern su iiberrumpeln uno
Die gurihen au aerlireuen. Dos Gommen
bes @befs murbe inoes pabr9enommen
uno Die Neaer riiitsten gum Wloerifano~
gbbitts aog 8erftdrtunaen berbei uno
lieB Geuer auf Die Ssarbiaen aeben nit
bem 3eiultat, BOB elmer Der Gerle.
Wilis abbott. nit elmer Gugel i'm
unierbleib tOotlid OerleBt sufammen=
brad. Ser Heit Der ganbe fapitulierte
bann uno ruurbe elnaelobt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-08-04

NE 8ealeiierifi unb pisneiht Witl1ul.
hjGs bss Or. Grippen, bic mil oieiem in
idnuIi&er Rleioun9 am Gonntaa
lotaen alf Den Dompfer .Wontroie"
fyn6{iel ipurDs. Der Doftor bate li9
M sp 0ohsnion einQt}&i(ft uno botte
saisiisrin ots isinfu Gshn aus.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-08-04
81 S6(euoerprei(en.
9euti9e 8a9er
IA
nerfaMfem. b
oerfa Mfen.

All auI5ufdumen meroen Die tDlgen=
ben beliebten &omane unb Bader au
Der 0dlfte oes frtibsren pre,ies Der.
fauft:
Snu nno 9aben, bon 9. sreitaa 38r
ans elmer fIeinen Garniion 25r
0arbinenprebigten 15r
Ser &r6ins bnn philadelphia. 15r
9ie strake ber WerIarnen 1Se
9as Sei@en Der Bier 1Sr
Ser 6anb bnn Baskerville 18e
aftemfiid ND. 113 18r
Gr5abItes nub GrIebtes 15e
Spite @a@e $3.50. 13e
0erfsrnes SpteI 13r
8ismarfs eebeu, pra6tausgabr 75e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-19
LIST OF ELIG1BLEs.
Examinations for Minor Positions
in the Diplomatic Service.

The State Department has established
an eligible list from which appointments
to minor positions in the diplomatic and
consular service OF the United States
will be made
AT this time there are few or no va
cancies In these positions except that Of
student interpreter. in which there are
a number Of vacant places.
During the next six months examtna-
tons will be held In Washington to pro-
vide an eligible list from which selections
may be made. March l, and exayni-
nations will be held for secretaryships in
the diplomatic service. and March Z,
and there will be held q special ex-
animation for the student interpreter
corps In China, Japan and Turkey. The
scope of the consular service examine
ton will be somewhat more difficult II
will be held June q, Is and % In this
city. The examination of student inter
prefers will be the most difficult of ali
and applicants Will be examined In a
modern language other than English. in
dustrial and commercial resources and
commerce of the United States. political
economy. international maritime ana
commercial law, etc. The age limits are
from nineteen to twenty-six years
Applicants for secretaryships In the
diplomatic service will be examined in
international law, diplomatic usage. one
modern language other than English. IN
dustrial and commercial resources OF the
United States. etc. The age limits for
applicants in this service ara twenty-one
to fifty years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-19

Daniel: vice chairman, b. F. Saul.
Charities-chairman. II. B. F. Macfar.
ham.
observation-disclosures. H. c. c. Stiles
wee chairman. T. c. FL. Vance
District finance-Chairman. George W
White; vice chairman. A. Tweedaie
Parks, highways and bridges-Chair.
man. J: |. Weller; vice chairman, w. p
Richards
! Public health = Chairman. Dr. T, n
wilson, vice chairman, DIR. ". C. Wood.
ward.
Public echools-Cha!rman. p. NJ Brown
vice chairman, Arthur Ramsay.
Transportation and freight rates-chafr-
w. Henderson :,
Entertainment-C H. L. West
vice chairman, s. S. Shedd
Audit-Chairma Albert Schulteis. vice
chairmen. j. Whit Heron and s. G
Bone. "
House-Chairman. J. Whit Heron: vice
chairmen, G. Y. Worthington and E. c,
Graham.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-19
THIRTY-NINTH REUNION
OF THE K. F. R. SOCIETY
Organization Formed Two Genera
tions Ago to Meet at the Lose
kan Tomorrow Evening.

The X. F. r. Society. one of the few
initial organizations Of Washington
boys of a couple Of generations ago.
which has preserved it's identity through
all of the passing years, will hold its
thirty ninth annual reunion tomorrow
evening at the I.osekam. William B. LIE
Due represents the reunion committee
this year, and he is being assisted by
Albion X. Paris. secretary for life"
In the somewhat informal program
which will follow the dinner Henry e.
Davis is scheduled to talk on serious sub
jects. Mai Pierre c. Stevens. q. s. A.,
will offer series of original stanzas.
and Rev DR. w. T. Snyder. rector OF the
Church OF the Incarnation and chaplain
OF the K. F.. R.. will voice a tribute to
Harry Towers. the latest Of the original
members to answer the last roll call.
Letters From Men Of Prominence.
Letters will be read from Charles Page
Bryan, the new minister to Belgium
Maj John p. Finley. U. 8. A.. long the
Governor of Zarnboaga. P. l.; Capt. Au-
gustus c. Amy at Lenno, Italy: John r.
Paret, now a resident of Sweetwater.
Texas Judge Robert o. Harris of the
Boston circuit court; Col. Frank E.
Hobbs. in command Of the Rock Island
arsenal. and from a host of other Wash
instonians who have earned Uncle Sans
commissions in the military. naval and
judicial service.
The limit of membership. never above
seventy-sx. is now decreased by eighteen
deaths. prominent among the deceased
members being: Capt. William e. Amy.
George Graham Davenport. Maj. Hugh r.
Relknap Frank Bolles. former secretary
Of Harvard University; Jay Cooke. jr.. ].
Blake Kendall, Thomas L. Riggs, Hub
bard T. Smith and Harry c. Towers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-19
GUIDE SLATE BROKEN
Choice of Cabinet Wrested
From Chamber President.
DIRECTORS VOTE ON 1T
Hot Discussion Of Precedent at
Board Meeting-Chairmen and
Vice Chairmen Approved.
DIRECTORS VOTE ON 1T

It took about five minutes for the hoard
Of directors Of the Chamber OF Commerce
to approve the selection Of chairmen and
vice chairmen Of committees for 1910
at the special meeting held yesterday
afternoon.
But q lively discussion ensued when
the matten of an executive committee
was broached. Nearly an hour and q
half was consumed in selecting nine men,
bers Of the board to act as President
GUIDES cabinet for the ensuing year.
Mr.. GUIDE had prepared a slate OF ex-
ecuttve committeeman A member OBJ
jected to this style of nomination. I'm
mediately began a fire of nominations.
Thirteen were nominated to fill nine va
cancies. Two Of these withdrew their
names, leaving eleven nominees.
Debate Over Procedure.
While the secretary and assistant secre-
tary were typewriting ballots a wordy
war ensued over the question whether or
not the meeting was legal, whether 1t was
not reflection on the president to cast
aside his suggestions for the executive
committee, and several other similar
questions. The debate, however seemed
to confine itself to a question of prece-
dent and did not In any way bear per-
sonalities rejecting on Mr.. GUIDE or any
one else.
resulted in the following committee:
Henry L. West. % votes: II. B. F.. Mac
earland. 20 votes; William E. Shannon,
10 votes: Scott c. Bone. % votes; D. ].
Callahan, 20 votes: Allan ID. Albert. IT..
o votes; Charles ]. Bell, "a votes; James
3. Oyster. % votes, and A LiSner, IS
votes.
Thomas Grant was reelected secretary.
A. Lisner was reelected treasurer.
Future meetings Of the board Of d.
rectors will be held at 3 pm. instead Of
during the afternoon.
Chairmen and Vice Chairmen.
mittees, other than the executive COM
mittee chosen yesterday. are:
Observation-Disclosures. Isaac Cans;
vice chairman, r. J. Earnshaw.
Building-Chairman, A. Lisner; vice
chairman. A. E. Randle.
Manufacturers-Chairm J. L. Weav-
er: vice chairman. w. T. Galliher.
Wholesale trade-Chairman, W. s.
Corby; vice chairman. B. B. Earnshaw.
Retail trade-Chairman, Joseph Stras-
burger; vice chairman. NJ. G. Copeland.
witch Sinclair; vice chairman, Charles
Linkins.
Municipal Observation-Disclosures, Chaplin
Brown; vice chairman. Charles w. Cha
gett.
Anacostia fats - Chairman. Albert
son.
Advertising Chairman. J. Whit Her
ron; vice chairman. P. C. Patterson.
Building Observation-Disclosures. e. H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-19
SUES FOR SICK BENEFIT.
Atkins Says New York Concern De-
faults in Indemnity.

Joseph L. Atkins has filed suit through
Attorneys J. Dawson Williams and
Arthur Peter to recover $4,000 DANA ees
from the Fidelity and Casualty Company
of New York.
He charges that the company guaran-
teed to insure him against sickness and
disease. hut when he suffered nervous
prosration. last March. he alleges. the
company failed to pay the weekly in
demnity agreed on and continues to re
fuse to make such settlement.
Alleging that he was assaulted by an
agent of the Washington Railway and
Electric Company, July l last, Charles f..
Frazier has filed suit against the COM
pany to recover 5000 damages. He is
represented by Attorneys r. B Ray and
E.. r. Braddock.
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ton by the suffragists OF the District,

ton by the suffragists OF the District.
followed by the regular meeting of the
Elizabeth Cady Stanton Club at woman
suffrage headquarters, 1923 II street
northwest, tomorrow evening at 1:20
o'clock. Among those expected to be
present are Mrs. Florence Kelley of the
National Consumers League. Miss Jean
Gordon, factory inspector of louisiana;
Emma Smith De Voc. president of the
Washington State Suffrage Association;
Abigail Scott Duniway, president of the
Oregon State Suffrage Association; Rev.
Olympia Brown, president Of the VISION
sin State Suffrage Association: Mrs. Clara
B. Arthur and Mrs. Huntley Russell,
president and vice president of the Michi-
gan Suffrage Association.
The club women of the District and all
friends interested have been invited to at
tend.
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WINNERS ANNOUNCED.
Prizes for Watches Shown to Have
Been Longest in Service.

r. Harris &, Co. 18th and D streets
northwest. have announced the winners
in the veteran watch contest. Mrs. J.
Fitzgerald, $50 Florida, aveue northwest
owner Of Waltham watch which has
been In service since November, 1861. wa s
awarded the ladies' prize, and II. R.
Loveless 1000 p street southeast. with
Waltham watch which has been In
regular use since March. 1876. took the
mems prize. The prizes are. respectively
lsdy's and a sentleman's 14kt gold
watch with Waltham movement The
winning watches and the prizes will he
displayed in the Harris Companys store
for one week.
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Education Necessary.

They must further have had sufficient
educational opportunity to enable them
20 answer REASONABLE tests OF mental de-
velopnlent. equipment to the normal de-
relopment acquired by children in the
frst eight years OF the public schools.
We maintain that no child under six
teen years OF age should be employed in
any occupation at night should be en-
ployed longer than an eight-hour day or
FORTY eight-hour week.
The extensive investigation OF the
hight messenger service has shown II 10
De entirely unfit occupation for any
minor under twenty-one years of age,
School attendance laws should be enacted
% correspond with the child la Dor
avs. that no minor shall be left uncared
Dor by the community.
AT present in many sections of the
sountry minors are neither a, work. nor
y school and We have reason to believe