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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-08-03

1uIed the price g the same We SSH these
cabinets at S5c which 10 the average price Tor
bog OF paper cont aining only one. half a. much
writing material We have a lot Of tins bar.
gains IN box papers and in tablets We Offer IN.
equaied values. For school use we have tab
price is only DC. Ask for Rexall School Tablet
y y you want your &c to buy loo value. Rexall
5choel Tablets sold only by Mccoy ..
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-03-11
WORTH WEIGHT
IN GOLD
Lady Learned About Cardui, The
WOman'S Tonic and is Now
Enthusiastic in its Praise.

Mount Pleasant, Tenn.-"Cardui is all
you claim for it, and MORE" writes Mrs.
M. E. Rail, of this place.
81 was great sufferer for years and
was very weak, but | learned about Car
dui, and decided TO try it. Now am in
perfect health.
"My daughter, Wien changing into
womanhood, got r. ~ bad health. /
gave her Cardui ard now she enjoys
good health.
"Cardui is Wort, Il v'cic,,.tin gold. !
recommend it for yorsg and DID,"
Being composed cTc'::c;vc!y of harr
less vegetable ingredients, with mi'd
ard gentle medicinal action, Cardui :
the best medicine for weak, sick gi-'3
and women.
II has no hars;:, powerful, near-poio-
onous action, lil.c some of the strorr
minerals and drugs, but helps nature to
perform cure in a natural easy way.
Try Cardui.
N. B.-Wite to, Ladies' Advisory Dept, Chr A.
nooga Medicine Co. C@.. -,c ooga, Tenn, for Spe al
INSTRUCTIONS, and 64-pagc book, Home Treai-'or.
Tor women. sent in plain wrapper. on reQuesl.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-03-11

Fully nine out of every ten cases of
rheumatism is simply rheumatism Of
the muscles due to cold or damp, or
chronic rheumatism, neither Of which
require any internal treatment. All
that is needed to afford relief is the
free application of Chamberlain Lin
iment. Give it a trial. You are GER
tain to be pleased with the quick relief
which it affords. Sold by Hays &
Field.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-03-11

Cheap horses and muIes.-MERKEL
& CO., Pine street
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-03-11
l have just returned from the West
with car of horses and mules, which
are on sale at my stable.
A. POLK.
Cheap horses and mules.-MERkEL
G. CO., Pine street.
SUBSCRIBE TO THE NEWS.


There are many people who labor
under the impression that the com
mercial value of eye glasses and spec
tacles are about the same, this is not
true. While it is sound business poll.
cy to buy goods at as low a price as
possible, quality and merit should not
be sacrificed or lost sight of in the
glare of cheap prices. Quality and
merit cost money. No man ever made
thing so poor and cheap, but that
some poor devil could not be found
that could make it poorer and cheaper
yet. No man or woman with ordinary
common sense can be led to believe
(more than once) that they can obtain
the same degree of value from an arti-
fetal which costs $1.O0 to produce, as
they can from one that costs 5000
Our prices are the lowest consistent
with quality.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-01

The chantecler il the name r. q
new drink. Sounds like cock.
tail.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-01
FELIX N NJ ESTAYER.

Deputy Assessor Iberia Parish.
O.
At this time the Southwestern
Traction aud Power Company de-
posted with the Mayor and Board
OF Trustees a certified check for
800 90 to guarantee the costs of
the election to beIlel6
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-01
SEVERN LApEYROUSE
MISSING.

%

On Saturday. June l.lh. iIr
VI SEVERN Iar"N rouse diSat-l e4rtt.
trom his home ~ the e'cv, II
ward o' Tins parish, near Petite
Ahsr, a. De- ourn station. aud his
family has had no information of
his here ab0uts since. sc first
u was thought that be might have
taken the notion Of going to ST.
7 NartInNIlie to visit his brother.
theodore, without advising The
members Of his honsehoId 81 his
intention. hnt later, lnro nation
showed that this superstition was
without foundation.
AS the days past and 10 news
OF the missing man came he fami-
" has become much alarmed for
his safety and have decided to of.
frr reward of So, for uuch ,nfur-
nation as will lead 10 locating
him.
On last Sunday his son, Srvie.
accompanied by Mr.. David, called
AT this office and placed the adver
flsem"nt with the Iberian, which
appears in another column.
The missing man IL the fatho,
Of = large family, il between 81
and 90 years of age, and wears a.
full gray beard. Anyone having
information of his where ahonts
would greatly ohlige the anxious
ones 10y writing the facts to Mr..
Sevir Lapeyrouse, Deroncn +. 60. la.
Later: The body Of the nnfor-
tnnate missing man was found in
the marsh down bayou Petite
Anse. where, apparently, he wan
d"rcd and became lost. His r.
mains were land to rest from st
Peters Catholic Church in this
city.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-01
New Iberia, La, May 18th. III

y j ,
J, Felix N. Mes'ayer. Drpnt,
Assessor in aud for IBERIA Parish.
10 hereby certify that have ex-
amlned the signatures attached to
a petition asking for d special cleo.
ton 10 vote upon the question as
- whether a two mill tax for ten
years shall I've voted IN favor of
the Sou: western Traction and
Power Company, and having com
pared sand list Of the qualified
property taxpayers in and for the
City Of New Iberia, ~ith the as.
sessment rolls | lind that NOR,
than onetnird of the property tax
payers entitled to vote for o,
against the imposition of said tax
have signed this petition.
FEIJN NJ MEST WED
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-01

flfSI.-l ltr iAll Honl u western
Traction and Power tompaD,
shall construct and operate an
Electric ln'ptu,b ban Railway Lane
from some point at, and connect.
my with a local street ear lInr il,
The City Of New IBERIA, 10 the
lower corporate limits Of The town
of Jeancretic AZ ST Mary's Parish
line.
Second: | he said Electric Rail.
way shall be !nIt and completed
AZ n line independent of he
Southern Faclii Railroad or any
rai'rcad owned or operated 10y the
Southern Pacific Company.
Thl'd:-Ih said -IuleI1lhau
Electric RAIlway llne shal! be
completed On on Lefnle Ile 1rsL
Gay 0T JnI-I. llI2 between the
points hereinabove Ieciied, proyid
ed, that any delays not caused by
the fault OF negligence of saiu
SOul western Traction and Power
Company, IL the nature of strikes,
panlcs, failure Of manufactures to
deliver materials, or sub-contrac.
tors 70 complete work, on con
tract time, litigation Of any char
acter retardllg the construction
OF SAID ral!Nay, and any unfor
seen circumstances beyOnd The
control of SAID Company, then
there shah b. added TO the periods
herelnabove III mis- ordinance stat.
ed, a further delay equal TO the
time during which construction or
operation Of SAID railway was
thus retarded o. delayed.
Fom b. Tie principal oreratlI
ing office of the New Iberia Y
jeaherette Division of the SAID
Southwestern Traction and Powe1
ompahy shal be maintained in
the City of New Iberia, and should
it extend lis u eruIban Ines and I
require he cttatlon Of divisional +
points, lhei II shall make New /
iberia div :: ioi al point, and shall
continue to so nake it duripf the !
life OF the franchise. i
Fifth:-1hp said Southwestern
Traction and Poser COMPANY
hall operate aud maintain from
he First day of June, 1912, a dai T
! Electric Internr ban Passenger
nd Express ser yjce, between the
,Oinls hereinabOve named, Operala
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-01
OFFICIAL MINUTES.
CITY COUNCIL
Called Meeting. \

An ordinance ordering a speciA
election IN the City of New IberiI
state OF ouisiana, upon The petA
ton OF more.than one third of thI
property fax-payfs of said City,
entitled to votf requesting thu.
same to taxi thfsense Of the props
ertH tax-payN of said City, on
the proposltId granting TO he
Southwestern Traction and pova,
Company, tax Of two (o) mills
per annnm for a maximum period
q ten llo( years, beginning with
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-01
PECULIAR
LOUISIANA NAMES


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''
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WIS ~ vogue ~ IT Old days, ana
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err - ,,,.,
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called Shady, whlle RapideH boasts
% i law HE. There is frohi-
ol''on IN Calahoula, Promised
:, "" :" ,a'i''''''''ieS an" PROMPT
"'u ~ :" '''''e '"opee No'n'c
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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-01
Loose Leaf Ledgels, At Mi!Iards

In placing your order for Loose
Leaf Ledger outfit did you ever
think that there is acided adj
vantage in buying from the home
dealer, where you can get your
future needs supplied AT minimum
Of cost?
Think OF it and see +. +. Willard,
your home statiOner. He will try
to "show' you, IL permitted.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-01

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w. ~ s.l '' 'il lfarnor ,,a
49, w. ~ .j'. ia .nNU2 Yea a,'
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aii'e' i't't1'' teuud ~
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!
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t'a vas lhGn presented 10 ~
"'l'f '": ICY .'wilf1'ron, ana af,a.
'N''A''''lleh Ntl*1 'lulucd hv NJ.
'Pf''N'''' Sl2l'' d 'td seal alix,J
:. v '.'' as follows
section f. i th,,,fo,.
dar'd 'N H." N1yor and r '"
:, ;, liN 1T New
" = 80 ''''''', State Of
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- " ~ held IN thu
~ " ,t'' w. within tho
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10y ''i'. ~ ''N payers of thu
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49, ''''' NV ~" ~ 'hlS State, the
" ''''' 81 'NN'hs on all taxable
va. (, 'ax Of tvo min, ~ u'', '"t
la, ppr aunun for ,n.,,n1 y, WV
wears in and If IA >,n,,. ""
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corro,alien o,<uilrd and ~, "
log rllleK WI hy ,irtu. of ', .'
l:a5, uf &afr Of ,,,,; "'
The s,,If,x "a J..
c,ll,cten ,c.,,l,, wv anu
contu,n,,hlv :, 80 ~" allu
lions ana l,mi,.,, ''"'lt
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lus 70 and including tine r.,,
l9.l, on until the sum Of (St, oOM
Forty iiN" thousand Dollars shl
have been rolce'rd aud turned :
over 10 the southwestern Trac,,on
ana ROVER Company. :.
Section . re = f,,na .
d.,lr,d. That o,,J .I,,.,;a. '"
Il. L.ll n,d,. ,I,o ,,.,' '""'.
the Stat. If Ion;.;,n. n.A ., !"
he polling place AT " h, oh IL. ,a.,
preceding general onc,.vs;o..,s
election was held to.w,,. III.
Court House in the City Of Ntv
iberia; and that The form Of hal.
lot 10 be used NJ said el,c,ion &
shall be I he foIIowinr:
Enp :.
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ar, n, :, ''""'""''''
h.,in,,,,, a. ,,,. u'"'p"",
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year 1901 n,ovid.J ,h., .a..
the sum of Eo,,y G,. ua....a
1915. 600 OW Dnll,,s j.. .oll.o,.d
and turned over !, s,;d r,m.,o,,
before he cxpit,tIon If ,4n I'm
years. that said t,y .L.II oo,,a
soon ,s this suu !, .,llo.,..k.,A
Burned over
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miils IN f,,o.. 1'" :, 49,, ."A o. ~
.,..,. ~. '"' ~" ID
,,,ny h.,,,,,,;,,n .;,, 40, ..
iola and .v,',,, "o w.
II. y,,, 1901 wounded
That in case the sun Of Forty
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-01

Hustle is the yeast that caus, s
4 man to rise IN the world.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-01
MOSS CLUB SAUCE
Now 10 Cents. Buy n bottle.
POSTAL SAVINGS BANK,

Akron. Ohio Deposits made
~ The United States Postal Saw
Ings Banks cannot be attached in
any State in The Union. said Post.
office Inspector George Pate re,
Gently.
Absolute secrecy must be man
tanned as to the identity of d,po-
SltOrS and courts are helpless i,l
any attempt To force postmasterE
to produce their records. Monck
thus deposited is not subject IA
attachment, or other legal pro-
c"ediEgs at the instance of crcdi'
tors.
See ARRIGO'S Iine(of woolens, get
his prices the9f decide.
a man never really enjoys good
health who has never been sick.
Love is frequently the result of
two souls with but IA single ham
mock.
The chantecler is the name Ct n
new drink. Sounds like cock
tail.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-01

ELECTRICIAN and MECHANIC
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10 full Of 1XMe shop-kinks, ana
practical Inns, well illustrateo.
The only magazine Of IN kind !.
the world. Send your name on
postal card for free sarnple copy.
Write it today. The three laIes
numbers will be sent for Is cen'A J
$3.50 a year.
SAMPSON PUBLISHING Gu
Pope Bldg. Boston
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-01
s|o!!1! =: !: i.Q!!! !!
Foa suo~Aen Jaovss tnd conynpAv,on

"Take an article that costs a
dollar and add - per cent. then
discount 1t 20 per cent and you
have lost six and one-qnarte,
cents IL you think about this
long enough it will probably make
YOU zzy, but it IL a fact Eever-
theless.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-01

Never trust a man who decpjves
himself.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-01

Now that Carrie Nation has
passed. We wonder If the hatcher
has been buried!
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-01


the lcap ~ mad eNishting i
and ,uc udI 1t year I321. H.
viHed. hat IT, Total amount 10 10
I,,lrI and !, ad from SAID "a
III The Sout' trtn Fraction hn'
Power anlp+'> ~h,l pot ,Ne.e'
lhc ,nm 81 i.nty i've iiouspu'
Dollars. ana a." SAID two mil la
Shall cras" AID terminate when
ever thc Sai AHnui,f If Forty i've
! housaud Doildl.3 Shall have beer
realized ailG TUNED over 10 til.
sand Southwestern Fraction III,
! Power ompany. under the terms
/ and subject 10 he limitation
! placed II tn petition for sac
: election
y HERE ". , petition having
been received tiom the proper J
| ttNpnN iesiting n he city 81
| New IheI!a. .ntI,led to vote ii
Sp.rla. elections called according
to law 10 lrNl tpcelal taxes III alo
Of railway enterprises as il pro
vldrd IL Article 80 OF the tnnsll
tuition, Act 20 Of ISgS, Act % oi
1907 and Act Is OF 1910. and SAID
petition having been signed
hy y nnmler ot property TAX
payers residing IN SAID CITY and
uHalilied 10 participate III sand
election III excess of one thIid III
numurr as was ascrrtalned by an
examination OF the sand petition
and the assessment rolls of said
CITY for the !"at 1919 and Tia"
words and Terms oi tins petition
~ we'll as the Signatures thereto
annexed, are ~ follows:
70 the Honorable The Mayor a.,d
Board Of Trustees o. the Guy OF
New lbc,ll, Parish of iberia,
State of Louisiana.
We, the undersigned property
taxpayers 81 The City of New lhe
Tia. Parish 81 IBERIA, state of Lou
islana, ana rItlt ed to vote therein
on The piop, Slfltn hereinafter men
toned, respectfully petition and
memoIlalHg Juur Honorable Body
10 81 der Il special election accord
ing 10 law Of he property taNpay
eIS of he City of New Iberia,
state Of Louisiana. entitled to vote
under the Constitution and laws
OF The state Of Ionisiana; the oh
JecI aud pnIpo Of such election
beng for the PURPOSE Of levy ing .
tax to rcallI,. The sum of Eoty
five thousahd lTiJ,0O0D Dollars;
said amour, IT SiJ,UtO 90 to be
raised 10y the levy and imposition
of tax of lno (.) mills per an
mum iot 4 maximum period ~ ten
Uo) Years, ginning With the
\tal 1912 ana extending 10 and
including tie seAr 1921. an IN IA
va, Of he Southwestern Traction
and Power Nobpahy, provhed,
that the total amount to be levied
Shall not exceed The sum Of TIJ.
0NO.O 90 and The said two mill tax
shall cease aud terminate when
ever the said amount Of SO 600
shall have been realized and turn
ed over to the SAID Southwestern
Traction and Power Company:
SAID tax of two 'nHs to be 'hus
levied and c,t es-',R for the hene-
fit and in fam ofsaid SonlhMes.
IN Traclio,. H.. Power TompAnI.
rs consider ID anu InHUcencht |
or said COMB ~ I" Ito and per
orm all OF thcToilowing, to wit:
Firs1:-1hc laid Southwestern
Traction and Power Company |
hail cOnSl net and operate an
electric Intern, ban Railway Lane
rom some point at, ami connect,
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-09-01
FAV0RS LEASE LAWS
FOR ALASKA RESOURCES

VALDEZ. Alaska. Aug. 3O.-secretary
of the Interior Walter L. Fisher. wac
has been ivestigating conditions With
relation to the coal land situation IN
Alaska. declared yesterday to a COM
mittee CT Valdez citizens that he bellev
ed the early enactment by congress Of a
leasing law would afford the most .sat-
isfactory solution of the problem. He
said. however. that he was not yet DIFF
nitely committed to that plan
Secretary Fisher. asserting that the
only alternative to the leasing system
was absolute government ownership ana
operation OF the coal mines and raiirbac
lines. declared that this was a step TO
which such a large part of the nation
was opposed, that he believed it scareefv
practicable The leasing plan. he said.
appeared to offer the probability OF
speedier relief to Alaskaps, whose r4ost
pressing need was the early delivery or
coal for their domestic and industrial
uses.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-09-01
CAPTAIN JOHN R. WARE
CALLED BY THE REAPER

LAGRANGE. Ca. Aug. 2s.-capt. John
r. Ware died at 2 o'clock Tuesday morn
ing at his residence on Broad street.
Captain Ware was stricken on Saturday
evening about midnight and although
feeling greatly improved Sunday after
noon his strength, gradually, eebed, away.
Captain Ware was one Of the Oldest
revenue officers in the service of the
government. having been appointed by
President Cleveland during his first
term. LAGRANGE had been Captain
Wares home for nearly a half century
and by reason of his work as a revenue
officer, he was especially wei known
throughout the south. He had taken
active part in the affairs of his native
city up until few years ago. He was
s. years and 1 day old, having been
stricken on the night before his birth
day, which was to have been commend
rated by a big party which had been ar
ranged for him by Maj. r. ]. Willis, of
Vernon street, whose ed birthday oc-
Cured at the same time.
Beside the widow. two daughters, Sal
die and Matte, and one brother, Daniel,
survive. Interment is TO be on Wednes-
day.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-09-01

ngctwht dnn
n
elevation. ornament
renters in
NJ the n an
formulation
very best grade of
oueb hesohe elevation
etopS wire
fu lowrHo is ais
ub
g.
hkua hgr
sand1
aso to Incubator grown be
mauthe xerteh hey
The mOrI SCI it
x1OOfe tub d d W
M
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-09-01
LLOYD GEORGE APPEALS
FOR RELIEF OF MASSES

LONDON, Aug. 90.-David Lloyd
George. chancellor Of the excheaser.
while laying the cornerstone for chapel
at Heath yesterday appealed to the
Christian churches to right the wrongs
from which the masses are suffering
There are multitudes in the courttry
who Notwithstanding grinding toll do not
earn enough to keep body and soul to-
gether." he said. There are members
Of Christian churches who never Lave
missed delicacy. yet they become an
cry when another class of the porila-
ton makes an effort to amelioriate its
condition.
Let them cease reviling and consider
the conditions under which millions of
poor workers live. If they do so they
will realize their responsibility and re-
move the causes for unrest lest sthe
next struggle might prove Infinitely
worse
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-09-01
HEROES UNBURIED
FOR LACK OF FUNDS

WASHINGTON, Aug. Gas much of
the wrecked BATTLE ship Maine as avail
able funds will permit will be removed
or prepared for removal from Havana
harbor, it was made. known today, and
then the mamoth canerdam. surround
Ing the ruins. will; be- reflled with water
TO- await an additional appropriation by
congress TO finish, the raising prepara-
tons. Congress failed to act on the pres
ident's request for an additional $25O.OOO
and the war department has mapped
out its plans for the expenditure of the
money on hand, which probably will be
exhausted by the time congress convenes
in December
Because of the lack of funds. even
funeral services ove~ the recovered re-
mains of the dead and the erectio min
Arlington National cemetery of the mast
of the Inflated vessel as a monument to
them must be postponed. The remains
and the mast will be sent to the eeme-
terry to be stored there until congress
acts.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-09-01
COURT SAYS SKULL :,
is NOT A CORPSE

THOMPSONVILLE. Conn. Aug. 30
That a skull is not corpse has been
decided definitely after due consideration
by Judge Morrison. of the Connecticut
court here. The court by this ruling re-
leased the sexton of the Thompsonville
cemetery and Arthur L. Pillsburg, a
medical student from Springfield. Mass,
from the charge of the body snatching.
1t was shown in court that the sexton
and medical student removed a skull
from a grave. The court declared that
the skull was only a portion of corpse
whereas the statute under which the
arrest was mads calledfOr whole body.
The skull taken was that of an unidenti-
fed man who committed suicide by
drowning and was buried by the town
No further action will be taken by the
authorities
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-09-01
HARVARD A STUDENT
AT HARVARD UNIVERSITY

BOSTON, Aug. sO.-For the first time
In the 275 years history of Harvard
university the name of Harvard Will
appear on student rolls the coming fall.
Lionel H. Jersey Harvard, of London,
descendant of the family of John
Harvard. founder of the university, Will
sail for Boston next week and under
unusual and sentimental circumstances
will become a member of the class of
1915
Lionel Harvard is directly descended
from a cousin of John Harvard, who died
in 1888. He prepared for Emanuel col
lege, but financial reasons prevented his
entering. IS.
The discovery of the young man is
traced to a letter written In 1S47 by
Edward Everett. then president of Har-
ward university to George Bancroft, min
lister to Great Britain. IL referred to
members Of the Harvard family, and the
letter was recently discovered among old
letters belonging to Bancroft. Harvard
men, becoming interested, Immediately
took steps TO have the young man enter
Harvard s-fy eek