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The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1914-01-27
FAYORS PUBLICITY IN
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
JUDGE PRINCE EXPRESSES HIS
VIEWS ON CITY POLITICAL
SITUATION.
Editor Log Cabin Democrat

Editor Log Cabin Democrat:
The Civic Improvement Club has
nominated, through the help of some
good fellows, our next mayor. | wish
to say that | am more concerned
about the conduct of the mayor and
his help after they get in, than about
who should be mayor.
We (fortunates) who live in the
city of Conway will be paying about
So on the 500 taxes when they get
the sewerage improvement district in
full force and in complete operation;
that is, man who has little home
worth $4,000, will have to pay 500
taxes to our lords and masters" an
nually.
| was much in favor of my friend,
Denney, but he got off the track and
did not give me the chance to vote for
him.
Now | want the mayor and his
helpers to commence at once, giving
US complete statements and keep this
up every 80 days.
Let the mayor publish the amount
of the fines and costs accrued at the
end of every month, and give the
amount the marshal takes in per
month from all sources.
Give the monthly receipts from the
electric light plant, and the disburse-
ments. Give the amount collected
from the waterworks improvement
plant every month and the disburse-
ments. Give the annual amount of
tax money received from the fve-mill
tax, and give the items, setting forth
the things and claims for which the
money is spent. We must have a
clean showing every 30 days, by pub
lication through the paper.
We want the candidates for mayor
and marshal who expect to be elected
to give us IN detail the platforms
with pledges of good faith; and the
aldermen that expect our votes must
tell us what they expect to do.
P. H. PRINCE.
Conway, Ark, Jan. 26, 1914.
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JUDGE KIRBY TO
BE HERE MONDAY
ALSO AT CREENBRIER
CANDIDATE FOR U. S. SENATE
TO SPEAK IN FAULKNER
COUNTY.

Judge William F. Kirby, candidate
for the United States senate, will
speak at two appointments in Faux
ner county next Monday, February 2,
according to an announcement receiv-
ed from Judge Kirby by the Log Cab
in Democrat today He will speak at
Greenbrier at 1O:30 a. m. and at Con-
way at 7:30 p. m. on that day.
Judge Kirby expects to come up
from Little Rock Sunday evening and
will leave Conway early Monday
morning to make his appointment at
Greenbrier Returning he will reach
Conway in the afternoon and speak at
the courthouse in this city Monday
night at 80 O'Clock.
He will leave for Plumerville Tues
day morning and will make three APP
pointments each day during the re-
mainder of the week, covering the
Fort Smith railroad from Little Rock
to Van Buren. On Tuesday he speaks
at Plumervile at 10:30 a. M, Morril-
ton at l:30 p. m. and Hattieville at
7:30 p. m. Wednesday and Thurs
day he will speak at five appoint
ments in Pope county and at Dardan-
ellie, and Friday and Saturday he has
SIX appointments in johnson, Frank
lin and Crawford counties.
As he has always been a favorite
with the Democratic voters of Faux
ner county, and is fluent and elo-
quent speaker, he will doubtless be
heard by large crowds at his two ap-
pointments in Faulkner county. La
dies are especially invited to attend
the speaking.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1914-01-27
SMITH TAKES DEFEAT
VERY PHILOSOPhICALLY
UNSUCCESSFUL CONTESTANT
FOR COUNTY OFFICE WRITES
OF RECENT CAMPAIGN.

To the People of Faulkner County:
| want to thank you for the large
vote | received for county and pro-
bate judge in the last primary cleo
ton. | also thank the people for the
kindness that l received during my
campaign. My interest in the county
affairs forces me to say to the people
to lay aside all political prejudices
and come together as one great peo-
pie and make Faulkner county what it
ought to be.
Let US save all the county funds
that we can and make some good
roads, for | believe you are a worthy
people.
To my fellow candidates who were
defeated-cheer up, for there is
plenty of good fish up Salt River. Eat
and be merry, for such is life To
those who are elected-prove worthy
Of the confidence imposed in you.
About the only funny thing l
have to give out is the number of
townships some of the candidates
were born and raised in. | enjoyed
the campaign and the association of
my fellow-candidates and the many
good friends | met with during my
canvass, if | never meet them again,
| will always remember them very
kindly, and hope to meet them again.
| don't believe in mudsinging nor
boodling or making any promise to
gain any votes. If | am ever elected
to Office it will be on my own merit.
accept my defeat with my hands
clean, with ill-will toward none To
those who were most active in my de-
feat | wish you long and happy life.
You will find me always standing for
the right and clean politics.
My expenses are SIS for announce
ments, $3.50 for placing my name on
the ticket, 81 for cards, and about So
for travelling expenses; total, $3.50.
| again thank the people of Faux
ner county for their kindness and you,
too, Mr. Editor, for your fairness.
| myours truly,
E. L. SMITH.
Martinville, Ark, Jan. "a, 1914.
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Z CANDIDATES FOR
MAYOR ANNOUNCE
DUNCAN TO RUN AGAIN
j. A. KING ALSO ANNOUNCES
FOR MAYOR-PIERCEY AND
LONG FOR MARSHAL.

Municipal politics was further en-
livened today by the announcement
that Mayor W. H. Duncan will seek a
third term in his present position and
that j. A. King, who opposed him two
years ago, will again be in the race
for mayor. j. Frank Jones, endorsed
for mayor by the Civic League last
week, will also be candidate, making
at least three in that race.
Two more candidates entered the
race for marshal today, J. R. Pier
cey and Constable John Long making
their formal announcements for this
position. Although several others
have been mentioned as probable can
didates, only one other is considered
certain to make the race, w. H. Can
ada, who was also endorsed by the
Civic League
Up to this afternoon, there have
been no positive announcements for
the office of alderman. The advisory
committee OF the Clvlc League lndi-
Gated in its report last Friday night
that it would possibly make recon-
mendations for these positions when
the league meets again Friday night
of this week, and after this report
there will likely be full list of con-
didates in the field
c. H. Newbern for treasurer and
George. Shaw, Jr., for recorder, have
no opposition, so far as is known.
Mayor Duncan formally declared
himself in the race for mayor this
morning by paying the fee for print
ing his name on the ticket. Mr.. King
stated that he is positively in the race
and that his formal announcement
will appear this week.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1914-01-27
SEVIER-STUART.

A quiet wedding was solemnized
last night when Miss Julia Stuart,
daughter of Mrs. j. W. Stuart of Pu-
laski Heights, and Shelby Sewer,
salesman for the Armstrong Shoe Co.,
were united in marriage, Rev. Hay
Watson Smith performing the cere-
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Sewer will re-
side in Little Rock.-Arkansas Demo
crat.
Mr.. Sewer is former Conway
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1914-01-27
young man and has a large number
of friends here who wish for him s
happy married life.
COUNCIL MEETS TONIGHT.

The regular semi-monthly meeting
of the city council will be held to-
night in the office of Mayor w. H.
Duncan.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1914-01-27
son, which has since been enacted in
to law
EDUCATION BOARD TO
MEET WEDNESDAY

Little Rock, Jan. 27.-A conference
of the State Board of Education was
called Monday afternoon, to meet at
the Department of Education We'd
nesday afternoon. The members of
the Board are John p. Lee of Claren-
don, j. H. Reynolds of Conway, J. w.
kuykendall of Fort Smith, B. w.
Torreyson and Forney Hutchinson of
Little Rock, D. A. Bradham of War
reu, and l.. P. Anderson of MARVEL.
The Board will discuss the general
educational outlook, and make plans
for the matters that are to be laid
before the annual meeting of the
State School Directors Association
which meets Thursday morning.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1914-01-27
INITIATE TWO CANDIDATES.

r. Julius Parker and DR. C. A.
Pritchard We're last night initiated
into the Conway council No. POOP,
Royal Arcanum.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1914-01-27

William Hughes of st. Louis, Mo,
is a business visitor to Conway to-
day.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-10

Sctanntld)drt arifnilpft, INT tets cliiell
tlotten Sdn6cr 81 hnben oocr cillerl
tllgcnebmen @cicllIdnfter, gebt All
m~lerlaltbten @egen. Gbcn'o 'ito
~'iinbbaft bic 8cfuuntihuitcn 5piid)en
iold)cn Y%erioncl1, oencn nod Die mo-
tbigc Icritonocss mn Scr5cnereiTc
fcblt. Sabin 9cboren nlle vTerpdlts
rine" 3piid1en unreifcn anaben ilno
WdodIcn. Die nod feline Nhnlrng nnD
&orirellmng BON Der Wiirbc uup Be
pcutllng Der Che BADEN fpnner, mo9eit
Iic allch nod 10 elegant ibre li1ncrs
meiblihe Cigarette ruudlcn fpnnen!
llnIduloig fdngt'S III, aber pa5 &npe?
Snbin aehDrcn ale SiebIdu'ten, Die
dltf nid)t5 Inocreiu, al5 alIi Sd)pnbett,
urtigem @cicn unp dubcrn Der Sinns
lid)teit uno Dem Nuae 5rriagenoen
Gigenid)nften ODER allf Der gegens
ieitigcu uutilrlid)en 3lnci9uug unp
%n5icbun9 bciber @eihledter berllbenl
User nuf's Sleiid) Idet, miro pont
Sleiide Tcrberocu crutcu." Wnn
io9t: Siebe mad)t blinbl - abcr man
nil ia niht ieben! Wic nal Scmanp
gciugt bate: @obin bic 2iebe fdlt =
jn mn lpenn tic auf Den Wiitboufen
fdlltl
Bel oa' bieieu Siebid,afteu feblr
aud, Die Iu5iid)t oIf baloige Seiratb.
@pn Den Setdnntihaften fam man
nift b%eboupten: @as LANCE pdbrt,
lpirb enplih gut. @elpib, Die nothi9e
3cit mliB pprbnnpcn lein. Sentc lid,
icben, morgen lid perloben unb ilbers
ntorgcn gum StGnbe5ante mo Efdrr>
ante. bns it lclbi1perItdnblidl eiu I'M
perltaub, lpie CT lciher pprfpmmt, aber
Der critic Sdritt 81 elmer l~uneliidlifeu
Che. @ut Sing mill &eile boben :.
%pielnuge, b6nst bon ben ltmitdnbcu
oh. Gnblid, gebDrcn 81 hen unerlnllbs
ten 8etunntiddften, Die 5ipiihen aas
Ltbeliten unb Inbersgldubigeu gefnilpft
lpcrbert ipeger Der groBen 8efnbr, Die
nit elmer Wild)ebe perblinoen inn.
Sod bnriiber 81 ipredeu. reiott beutc
Der Halim nidt, lie liegen abcr flur
5utnge. Sa5 notb!uenbigltc %orbez
reitln9smittcl allf cine gliltlidle Che
III Elm bebarrlid,cs frummcs @ebct nm
cine quite Stanbesipnbl. Gem obnc
Den Segen 0iottcs fam man 5pnr
burcb's 2cben ipmmcn, nbcr IS frngt
lid, nur: pie? Pin @ottcs Sc9en lit
NMeS gelegcul llup @pttes Scgen I'M
Gbcitalbc muB perpicnt unb crflebt
icin pnr Dem Gintrittc in peniclben.
.Sebc Sober. lpic er'S treble.
Scbc ,Scbcr. no CT bleibc,
ltup mcr itcbt, hnb CT niht
fallc!" (Sg.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-10
Seiratbem.
(@on j t. %. W r.

&iQ elmer Elm arnmgeiddft bcginncn,
lInb melpet iid Gin &urtncramumn,
Gr iicbt i'm 5pci Mol, brci Wal On
Inn iagt, CT mus iid nod, beiin1en.
Sod mill CT frci'n, nit beiBcm appI
!Suift er bineiu IN Den S~hidIalstppf,
Slinblin9s, TriId 81, gnu5 ltnperz
D%rplel.
.1lnp bat er iid) pergrific1, perifoncn,
llnp mlad)t Elm idiler nerblilfft @elldt,
Sam adiel5udt Die &elt unO ipri6t
&eiratben perbcn int 6inmcl ge<
%id1(piieul
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-10
&r1ntcr SartUifcliuppc.

3ipei Yfunp acid)dltc. in Stiide gcs
ldnittcnc anrtoiielu ipiro nit Sers
idlnittencm Suppcuariln 1Ycteriilicus
lpurScl. aoblrubi. Sclerie. @pbrriibe.
Sand) ober elmer 3luiebeO nnp @ez
lpilr6 in %niicr nit Snl5 sanS mcif,
9etod,t. Sam rilbrt mnn Die Sliiiiisz
fcit onrh Gin Sieb, 9ibt etpns @ild,
buSu mnh piir5t nit lpeiBem Yiciicr.
gebadtcm Mniprnns uno Sbpmions
tralt. Bic Suppc miro iiber scroitc
ten Semmclpiirfelu nuserid,tct. @cnn
man etipa niht 81 inlsi9c @riibe boz,
Yptclfleiih obcr lcid)tc Gnodcnbrilbc
bat. fam man bicie on Stelle pcs
8nlicrS peripcnncu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-10

Snl Sicnirc Wpttes ioQt' Daa Slim
Wom oritten Snbr I'M Sempel leheil;
llno nlS Die 3eit fnm, rciircu lie,
Mdrin 9nn5 DEM &errn 81 ge6ch.
r. ',' ~
gcldauerlit mar bic Neii llnN pcit;
Die come brdnntc glilbenb niebcr.
Die Gltern luoren matt mn milb.
limo lfleppten miibinm nur bic
@lieber.
3lr elmer Sobc aino e5 itcil;
'Nd ia. es mar eiu boies &lettcrnl
ga bprd! = Gin @ngen tnarrt
0nber,
Wan bort Den Sllbrmann idIimpfen.
lpcttcrn.
Seln &ngeu trilg lpobl quite Gait:
Vtcl eolcn %cin III prullcn Sdldid)cil.
&onnt man mitfabrenl &ic beaucrnI
Mdn brallttc nidlt Den Mcg 81
tcud)cn.
Maria iprnd, 5llun %Siibrnnanu: .&uBt
Spd) MIDI Die Sbierc fubrcnb lcnfcn. "
ga lad,t Der @nnn: YGi. tunnit I'll
rua?
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ic'enfen
limo iieb: Sic S6ierc. Die nit Slid,
llnp EeitIde tnllm 5u tretben pareit,
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MnricnS! Sci! SuS pu Elm fSnbrcnl
y
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Ipridt:
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@ein. z
&ommt. trinft." "A peb. Die @edhcr
feblen.
%ie iduffen Mrs" Der Sllbrz
muiln itebt
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y
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bin:
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bicic?
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nidt,
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&ic id)mcdt unb lnbt bao number
iciu.
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&icr Wprtc. bier uildeillbarc
&urtc. lmb ooh id!icbcn lie OFT cine
Welt BON SiluIdc mlo MintblpIigicit.
pon @couemlid)tcit mb Srd9beit elm.
IS aiht Yciitc. nic nidlt uniangcn
tonnen. pie JIG mcincn, mn bnrlm
and rpirtlih nic ~unidugcn. Sic
itsbcu 5nllbcrnp nnb Sngcnb ppr ,cher
S~cbcncnrhcii, mcid)cu idcu ppr icpcn
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icto SUB hobcn SrlSpnnb. iihcr BIC
fem 8inilbcrichcn ulo fcin S,iliibcrs
achcn moglidl iiI. Stntt muttiA. friid).
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lan9iumcn Sinncn. Sndcn. iid nidG
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groBc Strait, %gcinmmclic Sriid,.
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pIriaecbcnocn Clinic uub bobcu be
%irdnpig MiBeriulac, itlicBlih per
licrcn JIG icbe Strait sum GntidluNr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-10
@as lit bns Heftc?

Soil Gin Ainb iih Den Gltern acgenz
ilbcr p~crnntlportcn, lucnn c5 lpcgen
zines &ergcbcnS gcitraft oper getahelt
merocn muB2 Ger %crioroert e. Der
@eboriam, 81 id%)peigen? Shpn pft
habc ih Gltcrn iibcr hieien Hunft bi3>
putieren borcn llnb man lit oa pers
ldiebeuer Ieinung. Mnnhc @ltern
lugen, menn ih fpeiB, pnB ntcin Sinh
Strnic perbicnt bat. bann itrafc ih e3
unb bore nid)t nuf Ole manfcrlei Gnts
lhulbiglmgen, Die baS Sinh uorbringt,
benn bahurd) tpiro Elm &inb fred) unb
rchtbabcriid ben Gltern segenilber.
Sns III ppbl mpslid, uub penn bic
Gltern cS 9epiB niiien, baB ibr &inb
lhuIoio iii, bann bat paS &inb ii
ihlpeigen. Ibcr mic lpinen mir on5
immer Io9leidl, penn mir Dem Sind
feline @clcgcnbctt geben. ltd) 6u per~
antporten? @s lit bodn INNER Die
Srdge. Oh bas &inb aus @iItbrpilen
SDies gctbdn bat. obcr pb c5 aus
llebcrcilung uub llnperitnnb ctmas
itrai6arc5 bcgdngen bat. Git aud,
lpirb Elm aino pon nnbcren &itoern
ungeflngt, etlpas 9picS begdngeu 81
babcn, cs mini abcr nidt babel gcS
iagt. bnB Die Infldgcr pielleiht bas
bctreifenbe ainb 9ernbesu 9erci5t bas
ben, bis IS cine llnporiifti9fcit ober
9psbeit begangen bat. &enu MN
Gltern nid,t ppriidtig iinp, unb laiien
lid ppnl Corn binrciBen llnb Itrafen
bas Sinh I'M Corn, barm u~erliert oa5
Sinh baS licbcpolle 3utrullen 5I ocn
Gltern. ia pit. ipenn Iidl 10 cine nm
bcbadlte 3iif)tigung ipiepcrbplt. lpiro
bas ainb in ieinenn 6er5cn 9drS err
biitert ac9en Die Gltern. Us iicbt
feline Sltcrn mir nit Slirht linb 0tiBz
trdllcn an, unb id) babe id)on Grluad,s
Icnc Iagen borcn: =. i'd fonn cS nidlt
pcrgclien. lpic meinc Gltern mid alS
ainb offers unihulbis bart s%eitraft
babcn mo ih burfte MIDI nid)t pcrants
lportcn. Sd meiue. gltern miiiieu ba
lebr porIidti9 iciu, lpenn tic bic Sicbe
mn boS 3utraucn Der ainScr niht
pcrliercn lupllen. Sd meinc, cincm
&inbe ioll icocS Deal. eud ipcnn c.
ctlpas llnrcftcS begnngen bat. bic &C.
lcgcnbcit ge9eben lpcrhen, iiG an Der
n%unporieu. Sic @ltcrn pcrbcn cS
bnnn bnlb mcrfcu, 100 Der Irblcr liegr
lnb pb Daa Sinh bic @obrbcit iprid)t,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-10
Mad Seruialem.

Snl Sicnitc Wpttes ioat' Dda aiup
Wom britten Snbr I'M Sempel leheil
limo nlS Die 3eit fnn, rciircu tic,
Wdrid gun6 Dem 6errn 81 ge6cH.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-10

Der flugc @anu 9rcift nidt
nnh Dem Scrnen,
lin 9iobc0 Su iinpcn.
Hnb ictuc Nanb sreift nidlt nddI Den
Stcrucn.
Inn Sidt au5u6iinbcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-10
aatboliidjer &~irhen SalcnScr.
Son ben Der d) icbcnen
IcGcrn.
Suf. S. Id.
Gebrll0r.l

GSebrllur.)
Is. z. Sauitinus II. Sopitu. Georgia.
IL. No. Slliouu. Suelinmis. @rescr.
II. ;. Sinton. Sonat. Silpinns.
IS. @. Simcon. Slapiun. Gonitantid.
10. >. apnrap b. Yinc. Nanilietis.
20. i. @lcutberilla. M. Gudcrills.
p. z. Gleuupra. 6elir, .. Suterills.
- ~ ~
Seiratbeu.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-19
HISTORIC CHURCH RAZED
TO MAKE WAY FOR NEW
German Lutheran Congregation in
Georgetown Will Erect $4,000
Edi6ce on Historic Site.

The historic old German Lutheran
Church at Wisconsin avenue and Volta
place noAhwest. has been razed to make
way for handsome $1,000 edIfice. Work
on tearing down the old building was
begun several weeks ago, and now build
ers are digging deeper foundations for
the new church.
This new building Is 10 be the fourth
one built on that site for the same de-
nomination since 1863 In that year. when
there was no city OF Washington, and
Georgetown was a village OF 1000, a
structure of logs was erected. Later this
was found inadequate and a building OF
dressed wood was built Int time\ that
gave way TO the last structure. Of bfiCk,
which is in turn to be succeeded, by one
Of stone.
At times. during the early days. the
congregation had to bring guns for pro-
lection against Indians. Today the per-
sons who worship there are descendants
OF those who used the little log building
in the revolutionary times.
The new structure will be Of rough
stone OF Gothic style of architecture.
The ground plan is that OF a Greek cross,
with a low steeple for the head on Wis
consin avenue 1t is expected that the
building will be completed by Christmas
and that dedication services will be held
at that time The Melton Construction
Company, OF Washington, Is doing the
work.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-19
OPPORTUNITY FOR INVENTORS.
Sanitary Ventilated Hat
on Scientific Principles.

Prizes running into the millions are
offered for certain commercially valuable
inventions, but as yet no one has come
forward TO claim them.
The individual who will invent a sani-
tary ventilated hat. made on scientific
principles, can easily make fortune.
And It Is a wonder that with all the
inventive genius Of Americans, - suit
able device Of this kind has not yet
been made.
What a boon such a hat would be!
Badness is dreaded, and while many
nostrums and so-caIled cures for bald
ness have been widely exploited and
widely advertised, II is a fact well recog-
nized by physicians and dermatologists
that badness is absolutely incurable
1t is true that It can be prevented, and
one of the surest methods for preserving
the hair is to allow It to have constant
supply Of fresh air.
The ordinary hat. Theoretically sealed
as It is, prevents the hair from receiving
any air, and is one OF the most prolific
causes Of badness, as is well known by
those who make a study OF the scalp and
the haid a speciality.
Air is life to the hair as well as to the
body Deprived Of air for q few minutes
the body would die. And yet, with the
hat Of today, we are constantly killing
our hair.
You never saw q baldheaded Indian.
The reason is very~ plaIn-he always al
lows his hair to have plenty Of fresh air;
and before the advent Of the white man
he went hatless.
While a baldhead may be said to be
more heavenly. being a shining place
where there is not parting, few OF US
would prefer It to a luxuriant growth Of
hair.
So. now, here is a straight tip to our
inventive geniuses OF America-get busy
in trying to discover how to construct
hat that will afford 4 copious supply Of
fresh air to the hair. and your fortune
is In sight.
While certain so-called ventilating de-
vices for hats have been patented, moth
ing suitable IN this direction has yet
ben offered. The proper ventilator for
hat will be universally adopted.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-19
BROAD CREEK, Md, WILL
BE SCENE OF FESTIVAL
Tournament and Ball Will Be Given
September 2 for Benefit of St.
Johns Church.

The annual tournament, ball and sup
per for the benefit of st. Johns Church
at Broad Creek, Md, is to take place
on the afternoon and evening Of Septem-
Der in the church grounds and hall.
The riding will be for amateurs only. The
entrance fee for knights will be 81 each
and there viii be four prizes awarded-a
first prize OF IS; second, IS; third, IS. and
fourth, 81 The Forestville band will fur
nish the music. The coronation will take
place promptly at o'clock
J. Henry Kirby will be chief marshal:
aides, Milton Brooke and AIva Thorne:
heralds, Owen Thorne and Cleveland
Kirby; orator Of the day, T. Van CIag-
gett; orator of the evening. J. Enos Ray;
committee on knights, Alfred Thorne,
Edgar Thorne, Jackson Kirby and James
EdelIn' judges. John p. Webster, A. H.
Ierrett George W. Hardy, James A
Heisken, Jesse Cadle, George B. BIan-
ford, y. f. Hungerford, WIcbard !
Swami and William A. Miller: commit.
on arrangements, NJ Thorne, chairman {;
John Sansbury, Edgar Ehorne, Owen
Thorne, Frank Swift, Cleveland Kirby
Albert Taylor, Richard Edelin,, Robert
Steed' Frank Snyder. William Latham.
jackson Kirby and Harvey Thorne.
Anacostia Council, No l6 Junior Order
OF United American Mechanics completed
arrangements last night for sending a
large delegation to the Star-SpanRIed
Banner celebration to be held in Balti-
more next month. This order is to have
a prominent part in the celebration. and
the Washington councils are anxious to
send a large delegation. Anacostia Coun-
Gil desires to have as many as any
council in the District.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-19
GOD Is WILSON'S AID"

God is President Wilson's special aid
and will keep this nation out Of the Euro
pean war as he kept it out Of q real war
with Mexico"
Such is the prophecy Of Evangelist W.
A Cuddy. delivered at Shiloh Baptist
Church. Mr.. Cuddy further declared the
present war is not the battle of Arma-
geddon. This struggle, he prophesied,
will not take place until after the estab-
llshment OF q universal peace court
The German Kaiser. he said, is not the
second Napolean. This parsonage will
not appear, he predicted, until after the
Turks are driven out of Jerusalem and
the Jews choose president to rule there
rms president will not become the Sec
ond Napolean or anti-Christ, according
TO Cuddy. He will unite the nations OF
the earth under his own reign. After.
forty-two months OF his reign Christ and
HIS angels will wipe out all the nations
and resurrect all Christians This, he
said. will be the battle of ArmaEeddon
according to scriptures.