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The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1912-06-06
new DEPARTMENT
IN STATE NORMAL
BOARD HOLDS MEETING
ELECTION OF FACULTY NOT
COMPLETED, TO BE AN
NOUNCED LATER.

specia 20 the Log Cabin Democrat
Lite Rock, May 30.-The board of
trustees of the State Normal School,
at meeting held in the office of the
superintendent of public instruction
today, decided to include a depart
ment of domestic science in the cur
riculum of the Normal for the next
session. This department has been
contemplated since the school was es-
tablshed, but heretofore it has been
found impossible to make provision
for the course.
The board took up the matter of
the election of a faculty, but did not
complete it, and no announcements
were given out as to the teachers
chosen.
Two of the newly-appointed men,
bers of the board-Jo Frauenthal of
Conway and Judge Joe Hardage of
Arkadelphia-at attended the meeting
for the first time. H. A. Bradham of
Warrent, the other new member, was
not present, and Superintendent Geo.
B. Cook, the chairman, was also abb
sent on account of illness. State Au-
ditor John R. Jobe presided at the
meeting.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1912-06-06
FURTHER Time IS
GRANTED CENTRAL
new MEMBERS ON BOARD
COLLEGE NOW HAS UNTIL AU-
GUST l TO RAISE FUND
OF $4,000.

From Wednesdays Daily.
Sixty days additional time, or un-
til August l, was granted in which
to raise the fund of $4,000 for i'm
provements at Central College by the
board of trustees in session at Arka-
delphia, according to Secretary j.
Frank Jones, who returned from that
place ,ast night. Mr.. Jones says the
campaign VIII be carried on until
the amount is raised or it is definite
ly ascertained that it cannot be Sc
cured.
1t is not anticipated that there is
any considerable danger of the col
lege being removed from Conway, ev-
en- # the improvement fund is not
raised, and the solicitors are not pre-
senting this as an inducement to Sc
cure subscriptions. More room, how
ever, is pressing need of the col
lege and with accommodations for 40
more boarding students the college
nducement is in the fact that the
construction of new wing for the
main building will obligate the Bap-
tist denomination in the state at
large to erect a $4,000 conservatory
building on the Central campus, and
will render it easier for the indebted
ness of the college to be financed in
such a manner as gradually to be
liquidated
Mr.. Jones states that the joint con-
troll of Ouachita and Central colleges
by one board was definitely ended at
the meeting at Arkadelphia. Several
members were retained on both
boards, but each is now entirely inde-
pendent of the other. All Of the Ar
kadelphia members of the joint board
resigned from the Central board and
the places of members whose terms
expired this year were filled. The
Central board as now constituted is
as follows: Rev. Ben Cox, chairman,
Little Rock; J. Frank Jones, secre-
tary, Conway; Rev. F. F. Gibson,
Fort Smith; Col. G. w. Bruce, Con-
way; Rev. Sam H. Campbell, Little
Rock; Rev. E. E. Dudley, Jonesbo-
70; Gus Bush, Vilonia; John Ayers,
Fort Smith; H. C. Fox, Pine Bluff; i;
R. N. Garrett, Ell Dorado; G. W..
Puryear, Jonesboro; Alymer Flenni-
ken, Ell Dorado; C. F. J. Tate, Hot
Springs; j. H. Estes, Little Rock,
and DR.. J. P. Runyan, Little Rock.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1912-06-06
ICE CREAM FACTORY
TO BfCIN WORK SOON

A. H. White has received the ma
chinery for his ice cream factory,
which will be set up and put in oper-
alton within few days. The fac
tory will be located in the building
adjoining the Log Cabin Democrat
Office on the west. Mr.. White says
the capacity of the outfit will be am
pie to take care of all local demand
for ice cream and also to ship con-
siderable quantities to other towns.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1912-06-06

Will James has gone to Little
Rock.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1912-06-06
LOCAL BOYS ORGANIZE
LAWN MOVING CLUB
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS TO
AID IN CITY BEAUTIFUL
MOVEMENT.

One of the serious obstacles en-
countered by the City Beautiful AS
sociation in their efforts to clean up
and beautify the lawns of the town,
is the fact that people cannot get any
one on whom they can depend to NOW
the lawns. A number of the high
school boys, under the direction of
Prof. Denney of the Normal, have or
ganized Lawn Moving Company.
They propose to buy a full equipment
Of mowers, rakes, etc, and make a
weekly circuit of the town and NOV
your lawn in the latest up-to-date
manner.
The boys need the work, your lawn
needs cutting. Give them the job be-
fore the mayor gets after you. The
boys will call on you soon. Give
them job.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1912-06-06
WIFE OF {. T. JONES
SUCCUMBS TO ILLNESS

From Tuesdays Dairy.
Mrs. E. E. Jones. wife of the Mt.
Vernon merchant, died at Searcy at
2:3O o'clock this morning, according
to telephone message received here
today. Mrs. Jones has been seriously
ill since last January and her death
was not unexpected. She was living
at Searcy while her daughter, Miss
Minnie Lee, was attending Galloway
College. She has spent several
months IN Conway and has many
friends here who will deeply regret
to learn of her death.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1912-06-06
TEACHERS TO HEAR
hOOKWORM ADDRESS
TO DELIVER Lee
TURE-INSTITUTE ATTEND
ANCE INCREASES.

From Tuesdays Daily.
DR.. C. w. Garrison, president of
the state board of health, will deliver
a free lecture on the hookworm at
the public school auditorium tonight
at $3.50 o'colck. The address will be
with stereOptican pictures.
While given under the auspices of the
Faulkner county teachers institute,
it will be open to the public and ev-
eryone is invited to attend.
Lectures will be given each even
ling during the week the institute is
in session. Prof. J. T. Buchholz,
professor of science in the State Nor
Fmal, will lecture on Niagara Falls
Wednesday evening. His address
will also be illustrated with stereopti-
can slides.
Twenty-six more teachers were en-
rolled at the institute today, bringing
the total attendance up to 2O2. The
chapel exercises this morning were
conducted by Rev. j. C. Dawson,
pastor of the Christian church, and
an address was delivered by Senator
A. c.. Martin. The leaders for the
morning session Were: Prof. E. A :.
Brennan, mathematics; Miss Icie
Major, reading, and Prof. w. H.
Langford, theory and practice. The
teachers enrolled, in addition to the
list published yesterday, are as fol-
lows:
Ida Camp, Minnie Jones, j. j. Ca
vim, Maude Livingston, Emie Lati-
mer, Florence Hamilton, Ella Kuy-
kendall, Carry Utley, Barney Eth
ridge, Jane Parks, Floyd Fulmer, w.
H. Langford, Nora Gentry, Stella
Richardson, Jas. A. Batson, A. E.
Pearson, Ida Hogan, Eun:ce Hogan,
j. B Easter, Merle Cole, Ola Brady,
Willie Blair, w. A. Brundidge, Lizzie
Gist, Belle Phillips, Pearl Waller.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1912-06-06
REV. HURT breaches
FAREWELL SERMONS
From Mondays Daily.

FROM Mondays Daily.
Rev. j. j. Hurt preached his fare
well sermon as pastor of the First
Baptist church yesterday. The SER
mons, which were delivered in the
handsome new edifce begun and COM
pleted during the ministry of Mr..
Hurt, were informal but feeling
talks, and were heard by good-sized
congregations at both hours. After
attending the meeting of the joint
board of trustees of Ouachita and
Central colleges, Rev. Hurt expects
to leave Wednesday for his new work
as pastor of the First Baptist church
at Durham, n. c.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1912-06-06
WEATHER FORECAST.

NGh I1I1It TOISCOAO Il.
Tonight and Thursday, generally
fair.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1912-06-06
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Rev. r. H. Montgomery and Miss
Charlse Henry Of Guy were married
at IL o'clock this morning at the
home of Rev. J. C. Dawson of this
city, who pronounced the ceremony.
Mr.. Montgomery is the pastor of the
Christian church at Guy and his
bride is the daughter of w. X. Hen
ry, formerly of Conway.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1912-06-06
QUITMAN MERCHANT
PAYS $3.50 fine

Entering a plea of guilty in the
court of Justice w. T. Wilson this
morning, T. R. Dawes, Quitman
merchant, was fined $3.50 on a
charge of cruelty to animals. He was
alleged to have used mule unfit for
service in team sent to Conway
about two weeks ago. The costs in
the case amounted to $26.85. Several
witnesses from Quitman were here to
attend the trial, but no testimony
was introduced.
Walter Terry's mother from Little
Rock is visiting him at his home in
this city.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1912-06-06
FLAT RATES DECIDED
FOR ELECTRIC DEVICES

For the accommodation of consum-
ers who have not yet installed met
ers, the Conway light and water COM
mission have adopted fiat rates for
the use of electrical devices, as fol-
lows:
Electric iron, per month. 80. .$1.00
8-inch fan, per month. .... 100
12-inch fan, per month. ....... 1.5O
The commission also decided that
service would no longer be given to
fiat rate consumers except where the
equivalent of two or more 16 candle
imum monthly rate for consumers on
fiat rates $1.0O per month.
The Southern herald., 1912-04-12
WALLS.

Anderson Jno, Avant Alonzo
Bates Jesse, Bates Henry
Brabham j T., BrabhamT NJ
Broadway w B, Baker Frank
Black Rose, Bryant Will
Bean G j, Cummings Herman
Cain Neveia, Carter I've
Carter John, Carter FAC
Chesser HenryS r, Chesser Henry j
Easily H P, Easily w e
Evans e V. Evans X
Garner James, Giles Nick
Gill R, Gordon w X
Harrell w G, Hampton Lenard
Hampton James, Hampton Wilson
Hampton viii, Hughes Alvia
HutsOn Win, Hampton Nelse
Hampton viii, Hampton Maurice
Hampton Eugene, Jenkins Carr
Jenkins Ernest, Mulky Annie,
Moore Tom, Mason Dudly
Mcmillan Jesse, Newman N B
Newman A J, Newman Jerry
Newman ID C, Newman Z J
Newman B, Newman G c
Osby Marshall, Posy d L
Perkins Tom, Roberts Walter
Robinson Albert Robinson Tom
Spears Thos, Stweart Harry
Strickland J NJ, Scott Chas
Scott Marshall, Smith James
TalbertJas, Terrence Sambo
Turner Nick, Turner James
Tate Fayette, Taylor Eugene
Tate J H, Travis Joe
Travis Enos, Wall Lige
Warren w w, Walker ] w
Williams Rich, Williams Jno
Williams Chas, Washington Clotis
Williams J T
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Mcknight sam, Mcl4alh EIanh
Mcneil Elijah, Mcdowell Shelly
Mcdowell Slas. MeLain Harry
MeI.ain Henry. McGehee Percy
McGehee Henry, Neyland Henry
Neyland Geo, Norwood Prince
OBJECT Chas. Parker A S
Pierce David Jr. Pierce David Sr
Pierce Buck, Pinkny James
Pinkny Nelly, Pipes Levi
Polk Chas, Porter Fenton
Porter Briar. Porter Thos
Porter L W, Porter Pierce
Porter Hamp Porter Gernice
Porter Plank, Robinson L S
Raiford Chas. Ratcliff Josiah
Ratcliff Armstead, Ratcliff Isaih
Rily Seab. Ruse Mat
Ruse Jerry. Rogers Henry
Rogers Dock, Rogers John
Rogers VIII, Rogers John
Robinson Louis. Robinson WIN
Robinson Robt, Robinson Bob
Rogers Ed, Rogers Win
Rogers Lee, Rogers John 3
Rogers Hiram, Rogers Mason Jr
Smith Moses. Smith S A
Spillman ] S, Sturdivant w G
Smith Clarence, Shropshire T +
Seaberry Simon. Sheppard Harry
Shropshire Alex, Shropshire Jno
Statum Nick, Scott Perkins
Samuels Richard, Samuels Isiah
Sanders Major. Simmons Geo
Swearengin Chas, Samuels Chas Jr
Stewart G w T, Samuels Frank
Tatum j W Jr, Tarver NJ z
Taryer r l., Tarver c |
Taylor JAS, Taylor Wade
Taylor A }, Thompson G i
Toler c e, Toler w i
Townsend J =, Terrell Henry
Terrell Joe, Taylor Jas
Turner Burlin, Tucker Geo
Thompson d, Turner Henry
Travis Albert. Thompson John
Wilkinson. J w Jr, Welch William
Wilmington Horace, Williams A A
Williams. K w, Washington Morris
Washburn Ike, Walker Louis
Whitehead Emma, Williams Il w
Williams win, Williams Richard
Williams John, Williams Earl
Williams Mingo, Williams Willy Sr
Williams Clem, Williams John
Williams Neius Jr, Williams Albert
Williams Louis, Williams Silas
Wfthefsboonl Carly, Wilson Peter
Withersboon Geo, Wilson VIM
Wilkinson Albert, Winans Robt
Wright Isaac, Woodland Theo
Young Caph
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Horton Wesly
Holmes Thos, Jenkins B F
johnson Jane, Knox Geo
Lea Prince Lea Man
Williams Rass, Martin ID J
Martin Richard, Miles Napoleon
Moore c E. Moore d f
Moore w c. Marsais Leander
McGraw James Mcknight /
Mcknight d W. McRay VIII
Nettles w w. Nunnery Eliza
Rabb Geo, Robinson 7 J
Robinson Isaac, Swearengin 7
Sibly Jesse, Tarver W J
Thompson Alvin. Thomas Rich
Westbrook w NJ, Williams A B
Williams NJ T, WOOdall r b \
Weahersby Sim, Wilson Irwin
Williams David, Wilson Napoleon
Wilson Harrison, Wilson Reuben
Young Elias, Young Jonas
The Southern herald., 1912-04-12

Neyland Joe, Oliver Jack
Patenza R V, Parker Sam
Robinson J n, Rogilho J
Rogillio G, Robinson Tom
Reid Sim. Robinson John
Robinson win, Robinson Bob
Rogers Bob, Seals I !
Smith Chas, Smith f L
Smith Curtis, Sterling W S
Stokes G V, StOkesAlvin
Samuels Thos. Samuels Bob
SursOn Joe, Seaburg Peter
Samuels J W, Scott VIII
Simmons Lee, Seaburg Sim
Samuels Arthur. Smith Charlie
Taphn Win, Taylor Win
Van Norman Albert Webb DIR J T
Wilmington Otto. Wilkinson NJ Il
Wilkinson W r. Wilkinson S d
Wilkinson p II, Williams Tom
Wilson Ben, White Hazard
Wells Jas, Winans Robt
Winans Lum, Winans Albert
HoMoCHlTTo
Ashley W S, Anders Lewis
Cobb II NJ. Crum Geo NJ,
Crum d +, Gresham v c
jackson James, Jackson K r
Johnson W c. Jones NJ J
Longmire Robt. Parker II d
Poole III E, Poole Luther
Raines T j, Raines Jesse
Taylor Mack, Wilmington Fred
oNEAL
Aarons Roy, Arnold Hewitt
Afford T A, Allen Crawl
Barrymore J l., Bates NJ
Bates J II, Bradshaw Henry
Branly F NJ, Carter Abb
Carter Harry, Cobb vanse
Cobb Grover, Cox Ben
Cook Albert, Common Nathan
Clarkman Frank, Day JonOthan
Foreman Joe, Foreman Malcom
Foreman Leslie, Freeman Geo
Forman Russ, Garddnre J +
Halford J A, huff w L Jr
Hughes John, Harry Chas
Harry Albert, Huggins Henry
Harris Jack, Hunt Geo
Jackson J NJ, Jackson Jno
Jackson VIM, jenkins Alyie
Jones Cary, Jones Henry
Leggett Rev A j. May Amos g
McAllister Barney, Mcdaniel G w
Randall oliver Rollins G T
Rollins NJ d, Robinson Steve
Robinson Howard Randall Simon
Roberts Dune, Robinson Geo
Robinson Lawrence Robinson Jesse
Robinson Wesly, Robinson Isaac
Steele Lucian, Stewart Nose
Sojourner John, Taylor A j
Taylor E, Tony John
Van Norman Andrew, Waller Henry
Wilmington r H, Wilmington B
Wilmington S b. Whitehead w L
Wilkinson Alfred, Williams Henry
Williams Hence, Williams Geo
Williams Abe, Young Lewis
Young r c
TIcKFAW.
Andnrann / V ANants AlnnZn
The Southern herald., 1912-04-12

Travis Allen, Travis RaS
Valley Horace, Wills c Y
Watson Abram, Wells Jas
White Arthur WoOdard Geo
Woodland Walter, vending J "
SMITHS.
Alien Jack, Anderson Lea
Barnes Jno, Bickham c f
Brown J II, Brown ] :
Brumfield Z NJ, Brumfield h b
Buckhalter d B, Burris o
Brown J S, Badon Lloyd
Bass r, Bellue Thos +
Beall Ben. Beall Henry
Beall Ridley. Beall Seab
Beaehem win, Bonds Burren
Bonds Shurman, Branch Frank
Butler Elisha, Butler Henry
Butler Leon, Butler Tony
Brown Sam, Butler c H
Chisholm Calvin. Clay VIM
Carley S NJ, Coker w S
Cameron w c, Cain Nancy
Carter Ike. Conerly oliver
CASTOR VIM, CASTOR Eugene
Davis Tom, Denman Hollace
Ethridge S G, Ethridge p c
Ethridge Tim, Fuller w
Gerald Elisha, Gordon JnO. IS
GaysOn Willie, Hodges F V
Hodges p II Hamilton Leslie
Harris Harry Hood Alfonso
Hughes Eugene, Hughes Sam
Journegan RObt, Jones w II
Jones Napoleon, Johnson Howard
Jackson VIM, Jacobs Chas
Johnson Ben. Jones Sam
Kirkland r f, Martin Cain
Marsalis Emanuel, Marsalis Rus
MarsalisSam, Mitchell Walter
Moore Jack, Morris Cicero
McGehee w NJ, Mcknight A c
McGehee David, McGehee Maly
McGehee Wesly, McGehee S r
McGehee Sut, Perkins Mat
Perkins Hugh, Perkins Marion
Powell Coly, Rushing w E
Robinson David Styles Peter
Taryer Sid, Thompson Elijah
Thompson Van, Thompson Reuben
Thompson Tom, Thompson Fanny
Weems w j, Westbrook F II
Wells n, Wells p N .-...
White A 0, Wroten Eb
Wroten Loyel Wroten L A
White Van, Wilmington Andy Jr
Witherspoon Ellis, Williams Eddi
Williams Hamp, Wells Gena
Wells Jas Sr, Wells Louis Sr
Wells Louis Jr, Yankaway Zion
TANGIPAHoA
Abraham JnO Jr, Abraham Jno Sr
Abraham Luke, Barron J f
Buckhalter Calvin, Brown ] f.
Branch E w, Bonner Elisha
Bonner Ras, Baden Dan
Brown Allen, Brown John
Brown Emanuel, Brown Walter
Butler Antony, Butler f NJ
Butler Moses, Carruth A b
Carruth G NJ, Coney James
Coney Chas, Coney Wallace
Grossly Chas, CASTOR Jess
Dickey Jerry, Edwards T D
Eubanks Ben, Eubanks Peter
Fielder Ben, Fielder Nathan
Garner VIII, Garner VIII
Joseph Sam Jr, Joseph viii
Lea Mamie, Levy Robt
Moak c E, Magee Andy
Magee Fred, Marsalis Eugene
Martin Calip, Martin Curtis
Martin James, Martin Joe
Morris Tom, McMorris Sam
McMorris Jordan, Nelson Allen
Powell M l., Robinson L
Swearingen Henry, Terrell Ben
Wall Tom, Walker Jerry
Walker Thornton, Weathersby Moses
Wells Alex, Wells VIM
White Rich
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Allen Jesse, Anderson Alyie
Dali n TDrou,,, w.,
The Southern herald., 1912-04-12

sion, but also BY those who have
made a-Stndu of soa;~l-.--;4 -
The Southern herald., 1912-04-12

Nettles w W, Nunnery Eliza
Rabb Geo, Robinson 7
Robinson Isaac, Swearengin I
Sibly Jesse, Tarver W J
Thompson Alvin. Thomas Rich
Westbrook w NJ, Williams A b
Williams NJ T, Woodan r B y
Weahersby Sim, Wilson Irwin
Williams David, Wilson Napoleon
Wilson Harrison, Wilson Reuben
Young Elias, Young Jonas
TALBERTs.
Anders } B, Ashly Thos
Alexander Rufus, Anderson Ed
Anderson Joe, Anderson Van
Allen Joe, Anderson Jim
Bonds Louis, Burton Walter
Butler Alex, Brown Frank
Brown Tom, Brown Dave
Brown Ernest, Brown Geo
Brown Jesse, Brown Alfred
Brown Jerry, Brown Allen
Beale Ridley, Bonds Joe
Bonds Elisha, Bonds Lucinda
CASTOR 2 T, Criswell j w
Crum James, Crum Albert
Crum Dan, Crum Willy
Crum IL, Cason Seah
Carter Jno, Collins G 0
Cooper Geo. CASTOR Grant
Castor Robt. Cain Sterlin
Carr Robt, Gotten, James
Gotten Carle, Gotten James
Crawford Erastus, Crockett Abram
Coyington Nora, Curry Sam Sr
Cooper S B Cooper Aaron
Coleman Webster, Chapman Leon
Day W M, Dunn Jno
Dawson Robt, Dixon c n
Dowdy Wash, Dye Chas
Edwards Louie, Fielder + S
Forman Ivy, Forman Walter
Forman w w, Fulton l. LW.A 10.
Fields Chas. Firth Wilbur
FIRTH Sam, Fox Louis
Fox John. FrithA rchie o..
Cant II G, Gipson e p
Griffin D G, Gerald Albert
GoOden Jas, Gooden Frank ''"
Grossly VIM, Grayson Spencer
Hall J Z, Hopkins w G .r
Havard VIM, Holmes Jno
Harris Pleas, Haynes Titi
Hall Louis, Haynes Sam
Honea WILL Horton Sidney
Holmes Lea, Hornsley Henry
Higgins Jonas, Hunt Luther
Hunt Milton Hunt Nathan
Higgins Lewis, Huff Hayard
Hurst JnO, Huff Reuben
Huff Ben Huff Abner
Huff Wade Jr, Jones e
Jones Allen, Jenkins A S
jenkins w, Jackson Harrison
jackson Lee Jr, Jackson Robt Jr.
Jackson Luke, Jackson Arthur
Jackson Robt, Jackson D
jackson } J, Jackson Stockdale
Jackson Arthur 2, Jackson Henry Y
jackson Lee, Jackson Jno
Jackson James, Jackson Cleveland
jackson Joe, Jenkins John
Johnson Bulger, Johnson Wren
johnson Louis, Johnson Howell
johnson Eli, Jones Leroy
Jenkins Robt, Johnson Norris
Larimore Moak, Longmire R f
Longmire Henry, Lucas viii
Lucas Eli, Longmire Jno
Longmire Alex, Longmire Alb
Longmire Ben, Longmire Geo
Longmire James, Longmire Henry
Longmire VIM, Maxwell A r
Minor Jesse, Magee James
Magee Hasly, Marin Jno
Manning Hillery, Morris VIM
Myers viii, Martin Chas
Moore Garfield, Moore Van
Monroe Steve, McGraw FE
Mcdaniel A Il, Mcdowell W II
/ Mcmillan Claud, McNeal c S
McNelly d w, McElwee w X
| McAlltster Inn McKnipht I.n,,ir
The Southern herald., 1912-04-12
TLcKFAW.

Anderson V, Avants Alonzo
Avants w A, Allen Leon
Allen Sailor Sr, Alexander Stoney
Addison Prince, Addison Monroe
Boyt J f, Branch e c
Bates Girls, Brown Alfred
Blount Doug, Blount Monroe
Butler David, Butler James
Carter Greene, Carter William
Causey Geo, Cockerham Girls
Cockerham Edgar, Cockerham Rollil
Cunningham James, Davis Eugene
Dewitt Joe, Ellzy Rich
Fields Joe, Guy w J
Gooden Thos, Hall Ben
Hall Jno c Harrington Willie
Hays w d, Holden A H
Holden VIM, Halloway Hamp
Jackson Louis, Jackson John
Jackson Ras, Johnson Tom
Jones A, Lea c. X.
Lea c X
Myers Thos, Morgan Ed
Mason Hyman, Mason Nolan
Magee Levi, Martin Hillery
Martin Isaac, Miller Frank
McGehee Crawl, Newman VIM
Newman Geo, Osby Chas
Osby Ed, Ray Sam
Ray Hillery, Ray Sullivan
Scott Leander, Simmons Geo
Styles Lucas, Stewart Dudly
The Southern herald., 1912-04-12

the physicist that it lies in the
Evening star., 1912-11-14
INVESTIGATING SERVICE
Of CHEVY CHASE LINE
Looking Into Question Of Or
dering Express Cars South
of Rock Creek Bridge.

Inspectors Of the District electric rail-
way commission are investigating the
service on the Chevy Chase car line, with
the view, it is said, Of finding whether
II is advisable for the commission to or
der certain improvements in the service
asked by the Connecticut Avenue Citi-
zens' Association.
A resolution adopted by the association
last Saturday night asks for improve
ment in the car service generally and
specifically requests the installation OF
ernress service southbound from the
Calvert street bridge to the Treasury and
vice versa
At the same time that the District cleo
| tric railway commission is gathering in
formation regarding the schedule of cars
and the number of passengers on trips at
various times in the day 1t Is said that
| inspectors of the Capital Traction Com
pany which operates the cars, also are
checking up the service.
The resolution also requested that the
| commission order that the cars be kept
| cleaner and the association puts en-
phasis on this part of the request. It is
| suggested that the cars be swept out at
| the end Of each trip.
| The express service is particularly de-
sired by residents beyond the bridge on
| the northbound cars. as they claim that
| the cars for the suburbs are packed
| downtown by persons who get or south
| OF the bridge, although up to this point
| cars run at short intervals It is asked
l that the cars northbound stop only to
| take on passengers for points beyond the
| bridge. incoming cars will stop south OF
| the bridge only to let off passengers.
Evening star., 1912-11-14
DEATH OF C. H. FFOULKE.
Body Will Be Brought Here From
Arizona for Interment.

Word has been received in this city of
the death at Tucson, Ariz, Tuesday of
Charles II. Ffoulke of Washington, son
of the late Charles NJ. Ffoulke The body
is TO be brought TO this city for inter-
ment. but funeral arrangements have not
Yet been completed.
Mrs. Ffoulke was with her son at the
time of his death. He had been ill for
several years. They spent last year at
Colorado Springs. where Mrs. Ffoulke
took house. When Mr. Ffoulke's condi-
tion became weaker. however. at the ad-
vice OF physicians, he moved to Tucson,
hoping the change Of climate would be
beneficial.
Mr.. Ffoulke. who recently attained his
majority, leaves two sisters Nine. Have
NTH, wife OF the Belgian minister. and
Mrs. Chapman Smith of Philadelphia. The
Ffoulke home on Massachusetts avenu.
has been occupied by the Belgian legation
since Mrs. Ffoulke's absence from tn,
city.
Evening star., 1912-11-14
Appointed Chief Geologist.

David White has been appointed chief
geologist of the United States geological
survey. according to an announcement
by Secretary of the Interior Fisher. Mr.
White has been in the service since his
graduation from Cornell University in
1886. He succeeds Waldemar Lindgren.
who recently resigned to become Rogers
professor of geology and head of the geo
logical department of the Massachusetts
Institute OF Technology.
Evening star., 1912-11-14
COST TWINE $40.
Throwing Brick Is Expensive Ex'
perience.

Sunny Washington was riding on a
wagon with his boss. Grant Boylan, yes
terday Along came John Twine, colored
and yelled:
Hey there. Sunny. yo allbetta get yo
pay in advance eff yo' all works for dat
man"
Grant got down off the wagon. Biff!
John Twine had banged a half brick
against Grant Boylan's side. Judge
Mullowny heard the case today and fined
John 500. Just previous to that Judge
Pugh had sentenced John to years i'm
prisonment for carrying concealed
weapons.