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subject. Every Christian a Bible Stu
dent, D. m, Junior and intermediate
EudeavOr. $50 p. m Young PEOPLES So
clety Of Christian Endeavor: T.30 d. N.
platform meeting. addressed BY Hon W.
o. Andrews. The Bible and the Public
Welfare by B. F. Leighton, The Bible
and American Institutions and by ". Il.
H. Smith, The Bible and the Life That
Now Is. strangers are cordially in
vitcd.
Cornelius Memorial Mission. East Can
itol and Seventeenth Streets soutbsas--
Hr. d. n. Hoover jr., superintendent
sunday school at D. IN. and evauEcIislic
services at $50 p. IN. Strangers cordially
invited.
Gunt0n-TcmpIe Memorial Church. Four
teenth and r Streets northwest. Rev. Asa
). Fiske. ID. d.. pasJOr-S Services. $3.50 a.
M, Sabbath school: 10 a. m. adult Bible
! class, II a. m, sermon by pastor: 800 D.
m, Junior Endeavor Society: $50 D. m,
! Senior Endeavor Society; I.2O p. a., ser
mon by pastor; mtdweek prayer meeting
IN chapel. Thursday, 80 r. N. Strangers
welcome to all services
West Street Church. P Street. between
Thirty-frst and Thirty-secoud Streets.
Rev W c. Alexander, D. D.. pastor
Preaching at II a. M by the pastor and at
100 p. m; Sunday school. $3.50 a. m;
. Christian Endeavor. $50 p. u. Strangers
/ invited 10 all services.
AssembIy's Church. Fifth and I Streets
northwest. Rev. George p. Wilson. d. D..
pastoT-Preaching at II a. m; an address
I by Mr.. Maurice Rubens. OF Pittsburg. Pa,
a converted Jew, at 1890 p. m; midweek
service. Thursday evening at 1870 O'Clock.
Washington Heights Church. 2120 Kalor-
anna Avenue. in studio in rear OF first
( house west of Twenty-first Street, Rev.
E Lawrence Hunt. pastOr-11 a. m,
preaching by the pastor; $3.50 p. m, Sun
day school; midweek prayer meeting at
the Washington Seminary. 2197 s Street,
Thursday, 7:30 p. m. Strangers welcome.
Residents Of the Heights especially in
vited.
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Episcopal

Grace Church, Georgetown, Rev. Dr.
Pettus. rect0r-Services- Morning prayer
and sermon. n a. M; evening prayer aud
sermon. 1880 p. m: Sunday school. $50
a. m. All seats free.
Christ Church corner Of O and Thirty
first Streets Rev. Albert r. Stuart. d. d..
rector Services. Holy communion. 7-30
a. NJ; Sunday school. 1870 a. m. morn
ing prayer. litany. and sermon. IL a. M
evening prayer and sermon by Rev. Her
bert Scott Smith. d. D.. 1880 p. m. The
rector viii give instructions In cOnfrma-
ton Sundays IN Lent at p M
Trinity Church. Third and Streets
northwest. Rev Richard p Williams, rec
tor. Rev. Frank NJ Gibson. Phi. D.. assist
ant-SeryiCes at 1880 and IL a. m, 4 and
7.3O p m: Bishop Rowe. Of Alaska. Will
preach at II a. M Sunday school at $3.50
a. ~ and 9 D. m; confirmation lectures
Sunday at p. m. and Saturday at p. m-;
Lent services daily al o 30 a. NJ: Monday,
Wednesday. and Friday at s %. m: Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday al f.5O p. M;
Wednesday. Thursday. and Friday at
noon. Rev. William r. Turner viii preach
to the Girls Friendly Society Wednesday
night. All welcome.
Calvary Chapel 1893 Fl Street north
east, F. o. A. Bennett. priest. In charge
Morning service and holy communion. Il
a. N; Sunday school. $3.50 p. NJ, evening
prayer and sermon by the pastor. Rev r.
p Williams, archdeacon Of Washington.
at p. m
Church OF the Advent. corner S, cond
and L Streets. lie Droit Park. Rev Ed
ward NJ Mott. rector-Sunday school. $50
a. m; morning prayer. sermon. and holy
communion, u O'Clock; children's service.
O'Clock; evening prayer and sermon,
1.45 o'clock. Seats free. Strangers vel
come.
St James Church. Eighth Street. near
Massachusetts, Avenue, 3 and @ Streets
norJheast-Free and open to ali every
day Services, 1870. 10-30, and II a. H..
and $3.50 and 1880 p. m: Sunday school. 3
p m; other days. z and a. m. and p.
m. except Tuesday, "Wednesday and Fri
day. 1870 p. M; parish school. 9 a. m
paTochial retreat. Wednesday, y m, con
Quoted by the Rev Father Van SyckeL All
welcome.
Church OF the Epiphany. q Street Rev
Randolph Il McKim, d. D.-Services:
S a. m, holy communion. $3.50 a. IN. and 3
D. m. Sunday school, IL a. m. service and
sermon; 4 p. m, evening prayer and in
struction. 8 D. m, meeting for men only.
conducted by The rector. subject of adj
dress. Purity and Knightly Manhood; 90
1870 D. m, service, sermon. and adult
baptism. The rector viii preach at II
a. m. and the Right Rev. William n.
Brown, ID. D.. at 1880 p. m Lenten ser
vices daily al $50 a. M aLl AIS p III.
Brief addresses every afternoon except
Tuesday and Saturday. All seats free ex-
cept at II a. IN. Strangers welcome al all
services.
St. Andrews Chapel, 2O22 Twelfth Street
northwest Rev. ID. +. Sprigg, in charge
Morning prayer. II O'Clock; evening pray
er, 1870 o'clock; Wednesday evening pray
er. 7. 30 O'Clock
Church Of the Good Shepherd. Sixth
Street. between II and I Streets northeast
Services. 1880 and II a. m, and 1880 p.
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St Paul's English Church, corner Elev-
enth and Fl Streets northwest. Rev. F. W
Moot pastor-Services at II q. m. and
100 p. m: Sunday school at $3.50 a. m;
Y p. S g E at $50 p. n. Seats free
and all are welcome
Luther Place Memorial Church, Thomas
Circle. Rev. J. G.. Butler, pastOr-Services
with sermon By pastor, II a. M. and 7-3l
p. m.. Sunday school $50 a. m. Christ
ian EndeavOr Society, $50 D. m; Junior
EndeavOr Society, $50 p m, prayer
meeting, Thursday.
Keller Memorial Church. Maryland Ave
nue. and Ninth Street northeast Rev. @.
n. Butler. pastor-Services. with preach
ing BY the pastor II a. M. and I-30 p n,
Sunday school. $3.50 a. m, Y. p. S. G. F.,
G:3e .. m Junior EndeaYOr. 3-l5 p m,
prayer meeting Thursday.
Swedish Church-Rey. o. N Anderson,
Of St OIaf's Church. Baltimore. Nd. viii
conduct services I'm Swedish every Sun
day evening at $50 O'Clock in the chapel
OF the Luther Place Memorial Church
Vermont Avenue and n Street.
St Marks Church, Street. near
Twelfth Street southwest Rev. John G.
Bowers. past0r-Sunday school. $3.50 a. M
class in catechism. 2-3G D. H., Luthe.
League. Wednesday, 7-30 p. m All -
come.
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SERVICES IN
THE CITY CHURCHES
lC9atirUcI lr0m mind raccJ

preaching. II a. m and 7-r0 p M by the
pastor. EpvOrth League service. $50 D.
m- An invited
HamliuC church Ninth and p Streets
n1TthWgsr-l q. M anniversary Sunday
school Missionary Society --50 D.. m-
preacniLg iy the pastor Iucleu Clark. ID.
ID, sunday school $3.50 d. m.. Epw0rJh
League. 6-f5 p. m.. Sunday school at Dean
mansion. iNHi Ninth Street northwest. at
% ID. U.
Methodist Episcopal Church south. Eu-
cry 'HHuel. brIEhtUaCd. Rev q. e.. BaaIL
pastor. Preaching u o. Do. and p- M.
sunday school $3.50 a. m. Christian En-
.saFl7. b. m-- prayer service Thursday
evening. l-47 o'clock. All welcome.
Grace Church. Ninth and $ Streets
northwest. Rev Joseph Edmund smith.
H. d.. pastCT-SCry5.,s- il a. ID. preach
ias subject. Abraham Faith" s o. m.
lecture 10 young men. subject. The Per
ie'J Man. $3.50 a. m, Sunday school,
p, m. Epworth League.
Gorsuch Church. Four-and-a-haIf and I.
I Streets southwest Rev Thomas T. Copes.
pastor Services. Il A. m. preaching by
the pastor. $3.50 a. m. Sunday school. 3
p H.. Junior League, 6-f5 p. ~. Epworth
League, $50 p. m. preaching by the Rev.
Edward Warren Thursday 7-30 p m.
prayer meeting
Union Church, Twentieth Street, near
Pennsylvania Avenue northwest. Rev.
Page Milburn. Dast0r-Sorviccz. $3.50 a.
m, Sunday school; preaching by pastor.
II a. m and I-39 p. m; morning subject,
The Open Door evening subject, The
Man OF Sorrows p. M. Junior En-
deavOr: C.30 p. m. Young Peoples So
ciety Christian Endeavor, midweek ser
vice. Thursday T.30 p m, study Of Nehe-
wiah
Wilson Memorial Church. Eleventh
/ Street, between G and I Streets south
east, Rev. A H. Thompson. pastOr-9 80
Z a. M. sunday school, preaching by pastor
/ at II a NJ and $50 D. m. Epworth
/ League and meeting for men at $50 p.
m All are welcome.
Fletcher Church. corner Fourth Street
and New York Avenue northwestern
vices: IL .. n. and 7.t5 p. m. preaching
{ by Rev. W. H. Richardson: Sunday school.
$50 a. m; Epworth League, : p m.
Mount Vernon Place Church South. cor
ner X and Ninth Street. Rev Forrest J.
/ Prettyman. pastor-Sermon at II a. N.
| and I.30 D. m. by the pastor; sunday
/ school at $3.50 a. m: Christian Endeavor
/ service at $50 p m; prayer meeting,
/ Thursday. 7:30 .. m
I MOUNT fledSant-SuBday school over
! Postofice Hall, Park Street. at p. m
/ prayer service Thursday. 80 p. IN. with
/ brief sermon. All are made welcome.
| Brightwood Park Church. Rev. Joseph
7 Edmund Smith, pastor Sunday school
| 2-30 p NJ. S A Terry. superintendent;
/ preaching ar 800 p. m. by Rev. j. B.
/ Clayton; singing by congregation and
| choir, also male qUartette. solo by l. j
/ Smith, director; Epworth League. 1880 D
m, leader. Marguerite Cook. prayer
/ meeting Wednesday. 100 p m
{ DunbartOn Avenue Church. between
/ Thirty-fTst and Thirty second Streets
] northwest, Rev. Frank H. Havenner. pas
Z tOr-Missionary day services $3.50 a. m.
/ Sunday school: II D. m preaching by the
pastor l-30 p. m, anniversary Of Sunday
{ school Missionary Society address By
I Rev. Sheldon Jackson, union meetings
I each evening except Saturday.
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MIST APPEAR IN COURT
IN ALLEGED 1IISFTT GOWN

NEW YORK. March S.-Because Mrs
Rayner-Tilt. a society woman worth a
million and said 70 be a sister Of Isidor
Rayucr. Admiral Schley's counselor. re-
fused 70 pay 800 for a gown she pur-
chased OF Haas Bros. Of No 345 Fifth
Avenue. On the ground that it did not
TT. the tailors have brought suit.
Mrs. Rsyner-TiIt lives at No. East
sixty-sevpnth street. next door TO D. o.
Mills. She is reputed 10 be one Of the
best gowned women in New York.
we have made gowns for Mrs. Nelson
A. Miles and for Miss Alice Roosevelt and
e is a pity we cannot satisfy Mrs. Rayner-
cit" the tailors assert.
The gown in dispute is a black broad
cloth walking oress with large revers
and silk lining Mrs. Rayner-Tilt ordered
81 Just before the first Of the year.
Her maid informed her one day IS she
was trying TO Pot her mistress into it
that ii didn't fit
And from that day to this I have not
worn the dress and never will, says Mrs
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Unitarian.

All Souls Church, Fourteenth Street.
corner Of L Street northwest. Rev. Ulysses
C. b. Pierce. minister-Seryices. g-45 a..
M. Sunday school and class in compare
tive religions, 10 a. m, Unity study class;
II clock. morning service. sermon by
the minister; Gas D. m. Young People
Religious Union meeting in the chapel:
S o'clock. evening service lecture by the
minister 'EpiCtetus. an UncanOniZed
Saint" All seats Tree at evening ser
vices
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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST Church, corner Tenth and G
Streets northwest. Rev. s II. Newman. D.
D. pastor-Services, IL a. n, public wor-
ship. with sermon by pastor; 8 p. NJ. IL
lUstrated service upon the History OF the
Bible in Its Manuscripts and Versions;
music by quartet and chorus choir. led by
DIT. J. ". BisChOf, Organist, Sunday
school. $50 a. m; Christian Endeavor,
6-4j p. m.
Mount Pleasant Church, Columbia Road.
near Fourteenth Street northwest, Rev.
". Ross Fishburn, pastOr-Services $3.50
a. m. Sunday school, II a. m, preaching
by the pastor: $3.50 p. m. Junior Endeav-
or; Z p. m, Senior EndeayOr; S p m. ~ At
sermon by pastor in course under auspi es
Of the Mems Club, subject, The Soldier
" Life"
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BANCROFT COUNCIL BOOMING.
Eighteen New Members Received at rs
Meeting Last Night.

AT the regular monthly meeting Of Ban
croft Council. no. $50. National Uus9n
held last evening at their hail. 5l4 Ninth
Street northwest. eighteen new members
we're received.
Friend Campbell I'm a few chosen words
welcomed them TO membership. A stir
ring address was made By Friend Ford,
one Of the most able workers In the or
ganizatiOn- Addresses were also made By
Friends Biddis Wright. Brigham. and 9th
ers on the success Of fraternaIism. after
which refreshments and cigars ve-a serv-
ed. A communication was received from
Mckinley Council calling attention TO a
benefit entertainment at Lafayette Theatre
April l. The members OF the council were
requested TO be in attendance az all the
meetings IN the future. assuring them a
pleasing evening The council then ad-
iOUrned until the next meeting night, the
first Friday in April
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New Church.

New Church. Sixteenth and COrcorau
Streets northwest, Rev. Frank Sewau,
pastor - Preaching, II a. m, subject,
killing the Heir Of the Vineyard" Sun
day school PTS; evening service at 1880
O'Clock. with lecture: EIV-''RatiOnal
Christianity The Moral Problem-Sin
and Salvation" Wednesdays In pastors
study. 1880. young peoples devotional and
reading meeting; Fridays. 1870 p. N, in
church. litany and address.
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Rayuer-Trt. And what is more I viii
not pay for IT,"
The case came up in the district court
at East Twenty third Street and Second
Avenue yesterday before Judge Josephs.
Mrs Rayner-TIlt was represented by her
attorneys, but did not put in an appear
ance herself
Lawyer Hyacinthe RIngrose objected TO
her not appearing in person and asked
Judge JOsephs 10 command her 20 be pres
eut and wear the troublesome dress so
that EXPERTS might gaze upon 81 and judge
whether or not 10 was a suitable fit. The
Judge issued an order commanding Mrs.
Rayner-TilU 10 appear IN court with the
gown. and postponed the case.
And So despite Mrs. Rayner-Tilt5 de
cision that she would never again put
The dress on, she may be compelled TO do
50 or lose her case.
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LAST DAY OF CONFERENCE.
Colored Methodists to Conclude Their
Annual Session Tonight.

Tonight viii see the last Of the thirty
ninth A. NJ Z. Conference. which has
been held at the Asbury Church. EIev-
euth and X Streets. during the past week.
At a meeting this afternoon. ever which
Mrs. S. B. Holmes presided. and which
was given over entirely to the women Of
that denomination several prominent
women speakers of the 4. NJ Z. Church
delivered addresses.
Those who spoke were Mrs. Clinton B.
Flske. Cincinnati. Ohio. Mrs Della l.
Williams, New York. Mrs. l.. B. Stephens.
Lynchburg. Va; Mrs Z. j. Cummings
Baltimore, and Mrs. NJ W Clair, Of this
city
The annual meetings OF the Preachers
Aid Society. OF which Rev. y. VI Carroll
Is president and Rev. s II. Norwood sec
Rotary, viii conclude. the conference to
night.
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Christian Science.

First Church OF Christ, Scientist. Scot
fish Rite Hall, 1907 G. Street northwest
Services IL a m and p m, subject,
Substance" Sunday school. IL a. m
Wednesday meeting. p. n; reading
rooms in the Bond Building. Public in
yiUed
Second Church Of Christ. Scientist. hall
1913 Twelfth Street NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
II a. m, subject, Substance" Sunday
school, y m; Wednesday. s D. ID.
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"lo-7 '-
Ne vi inc
" .''N STU. ".N SGT ~ '- '". N''
-. .t l'sS ot'ln- inc Si'h war ana
..n.s '''
..5rs eir- ono az -r.. -,-,..,- ...,. ....--
ing. some Queer tbiu.-. rsp-enad In, r5rse
days Vow there's OH Sergeant uicl- d.
referring 20 the Confederate veteran
who WAS "a Er.ve ma, .-. All l-novr
was talking with "a r-a-lhar of Uf,1-.s
company The other dav and ne was +eI1-
ing rae some Of the .Nrisits maj these
. fellows rs-I I'D lave .rlgy. - e,vs no. .,re
ID vrIl-and me- ram nm 9e,iDsf "a Inncb
o, the lsukeCs. and things got pretty
hot Boys. SAYS Sergeant Dick, we're
n ,a TOT DC no" ana we've got TO do our
,,,+sI ,..- '. ,,i'i -le l"5' 'ul
run. Inn E1inr -o SIAM nov brr9Dss I'm
F a little lame"
The group burst into roar Of laugh
80 G'- N''E,"1' DICK shooA MS head
-, -t,..l 80, "a. ''' NJ IN ,.l ca On ,a,n-
. thar AIM So
The announcement in The Times yester-
dav morning thar tho President would
,.s--
INV va "a Cd 'sD no niue eNcl'e-
NeAt among the clerks OF that ONCE dur
ing the early hours OF the morning There
were many enquiries REGARDING the re-
r- .1.t.-.t. :. - ,,
- -.
~
", iI i'iJ[. pa .ns gay 1t was announced
-. -, '- gzl,,y Il hao sisueu Jhe phi
s s-II We're many expressions Of relief
WIN SiVe employment to some 500 clerks,
~ s. 49, ~ - ~ No. 90 -, 20 ~, AZ
+ charged. and that verv shortly
There are great many funny little
7 incidents that occur almost daily in con-
nacrioD with the vvorl- ,,r the watch rorce
[
VI lNe ii'i 'H' VIC ''l 'iLi' us
/ tryman approached one OF the watchueu
at the main door Of the state. War. and
Navy Department. and enouired for a
member of the watch. Are Won NJ
King" asked the visitor
/ Now this particular wafcbman Is
/ very nice and exceedingly polite civil wa
/ veteran and without the slightest chance
I Of doubt. a white man
/ Who is il Won wish 10 gee7v he said
I in his most DOIfta rnanner-for his sake
his name will nor no given
Mr.. King " regnoude5 the corrntr,-D,so
/ Don't YOU know him. He's a coIorad
/ man that y-orl,s sor,ev-hare en- +F,fz r7,iI5-
] The other rnambers az The watch have
/ laughed a good deal over This apnarenrIv
I innocent Islander. but the man addressed
/ hardly APPRECIATES the bur,or of the sitUs-
I ton.
/ The clerks Of the Census Office WIN
were c74aranriras for otteD5i,- "a. -,
! -
i-lll0l'-H Ia" 9eNooi' "Aele IHe cleIh III
/ the Distflct building VINO was affected
/ 10y l1t disease attenGeQ. nave returned 70
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UniversaliSt-

Church Of Our Father ThirteeEth and
L Streets northwest, the Rev. John Van
Schaick, IT., pastOr-Seryice. II a. m and
1870 p. m: the pastor viii preach in the
morning and the Rev John T. Blackm0re
in the evening; evening subject Through
Nature 20 God" Sunday school, 9.45 a.
m, kindergarten. IL a. m; Young PeO-
pies Christian Union, $50 p m, prayer
meeting, Thursday, z p M All are in
Vited.
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Ninth Street Church, Ninth and D
Streets mort beast, Edward 3. Bagby, pas
t0r-ServiCes II a. m, The Way Of Pros
perity." and 7:4j p. m, How Jesus Keeps
Us From Falling" Sunday school. $3.50
q. a.; Christian EndeayOr meeting, $3.50
p. IN; prayer meeting, Thursday. T:45
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Art Devoted to Charity.

The Waggaman Gallery, thirty-third
and o Streets, win be thrown open to the
public every day from II a. m. TO p. m
during the months OF March and April.
An admission fee viii be charged and the
fund collected given to the poor Of Wash
ingt0u.
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Other Services.

Spirltualism-Rev. Noses Hull viii min
lister to the First Association at Masonic
Temple. Ninth and F Streets northwest.
Services, 11:20 a. m. and 1880 p. m. sub
jects. morning, Resurrection Of Jesus, ia
the Light Of Spiritualism;" evening. "a
Comparison Of Biblical and Modern Spirit
uaIism." Mr.. KeeIer viii give spirit mes
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VICTORY FOR Mr.. HULL
Carried the Primaries in Polk County,
Iowa

DIS MONIES. Ia, March S.-Cougress-
man HulI5 friends carried the Des Moines
and Polk County primaries yesterday for
delegates 20 the county convention, which
VIII name delegates from this county TO
the Congressional convention. which viii
nominate a successor TO Hull.
Judge s. r. ProutT was the only candi-
date fl the field against Hull. Complete
returns give Hull 139 delegates. ProUty
Ig2
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Called to Ohio on Business.

Judge F. Z. Hutchins, special assistant
20 Attorney General Knox. was called 20
Warren. Ohio, his former home. today 20
look after some pressing business mat
hers.
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MORE CHEERS FOR ScHLEI.
Members Of the Loyal Legion Applaud
His Utterances-

At business meeting OF the Loyal
Legion. which was held ON Wednesday
evening, Admiral SchIey was present and
made brief address.
Another typical ovation was rendered
the distinguished naval commander at the
conclusion Of his impromptu remarks.
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The death Of Charlie smith. a clerk Of
she adiutant generals Office Of the War
Department. removed enc who had served
the Government in the military and exec
utive departments for nearly half a cen
tury
Mr.. Smith entered the regular army in
1906 and was stationed at Fort Mon
roe at the time Of Commodore Perry's re
turn from his visit 10 Japan Many times
he told TO his associates in the depart
ment an excellent story Of that event.
When PCrry's ship s-Tived in the roads
with the Japanese delegation which Perry
had brought over with him from the
East, the military force at the old fortress
was turned out in honor Of the foreign
visitors and the artillery then stationed
there was lined up in double column on
either side OF the entrance. The troopers
were in fun dress and the drum major Of
the band, in his brilliant uniform and
great hat. was placed we'll to the front
of mis- musical corps. The japanese Of
that time were well trained in their duties
and respect % the royal blood and this
custom Of theirs OF worship for the no
bility was most emghatically shown on
the occasion Of their landing.
A number Of the officers Of the different
branches Of the service then stationed
arrived 10 pay their respects to the jap
anese officials. but the naughty foreign
ers would pay no Attentions TO them be
cause they we're only in fs tigue uniform
and did not make very much Of @ show
ing
But later the delegation landed and the
Japanese. when they beheld the great
drum major. in all the glory Of his bril-
liant regalia, thought him the great mogul
OF the IanG-a member OF the royal blood
and bowed down and crawled before him
in his honor. The incident was a queer
one and the drum major who was really
so 10 speak only the high private OF
the rear rank" was as pulled up as a
+pOuter pigeon"
Mr. Smith was we'll known through
out the department for his good stories
and good nature.
Several members Of the Treasury watch
were gathered together in one Of the low
er corridors Of that building a few days
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Society woman refuses to pay
fashionable tailor, so judge viii view
dress and decide.
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Hoods JarSGpGriLLG
and Pills

Are the medicines 10 take-they do
the work thoroughly and agreeably.
Accept no substitute.
ms, l5,22 %
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Several members Of the Treasury watch
we're gathered together in one Of the low
er corridors OF that building a few days
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The Secretary C.. Agriculture returned
90 tais .f.- ,-r-r,-I.r afternoon from his
,,...- ....r .........F ,... ...,.
'Nr Ntla. '... ... t....... ''a.,it' N.. wilson
went ON. 90 MICHIGAN last week fo de-
liver au address Co tHe faculty and stu
dents of che State Agricultural College.
TrCL e.. g. GgorEcsuu the official OF
the Agricultural Department who is now
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his station or S.Na Cor several months.
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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-08
March
ApriL May

There is q best time for doing
everything that is, "a time when a
thing can be done to the best advau-
tage. most easily and most effective
Is. Now is the best time for purify
ing you blood. Why? Because your
system. IS now trying TO purify it
YOU know els by the pimples and
other eruptiuus that have come ON
your face ard body.