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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-18
CHuRcF NOTICES.

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, sth and Il
tor.-9 80 I'm, Sunday school. P. H. Bristow,
suIlerint endent Public worship, with ser
mons by the pastor, II am. and I:S9 pm.
Teachers Bible Club. Thursday, pm. Church
prayer Meeting, pm Endeavor meetings,
Tuesday, pm, and sunday, Gas pm
All are cordially invited Il
VEDAETA-
.'Reincarnatlon'' will be the subject of the
lecture to De delivered by Mr. ALBERT s.
DUfIN on the religion and philosophy of
yedanta at Rauscher's Hall. Connecticut
ave. and L st. NV, o clock Sunday evening.
Admission free
CHRISTIAN sctENCE-First Church of
Christ; Scientist. corner 18th and r SITS. nv
Services, Sunday II am. and pm Subject,
Christ Jesus" Sunday school, 10 am. Wed
nesday. pm. Public cordially invited. All
seats free. Reading room in the Traders
National Bank Building, corner Pennsylvania
ave. and 10th ST. NV 1t
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST. Scientist.
TIalfs 1902 i4tl st. nw.-ServIces. Sunday, IL
am subject. Christ Jesus. Sunday school.
18:f5 a m; Wednesday, pm Reading room,
Traders Bank Building. 10th st. and Penn
sylvania ave II
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Special sun
day night service at Lafayette Opera House
90 LUTHER WARREN will speak on
the Doctrines OF Devils
THE SECULAR LEAGUE-At Concordia Hall
Oower}. 5G3 9Th ST NV, at 3 pm. Dr. w A
CROFFJJT on WHO Wrote Shakespeare
Plays7". Prelude by Sarah III. Sawyer Free
discussion. All invited II
SP1RITUA EIsM-Pubiic meetings each week.
TUESDAY, 2 pm: Wednesday. $780, and Sun
day, 80, Private readings daily for tec
and 81. MRS. PRICE. 423 list st. ne
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Russia's Fighting League
Writes History in Blood

The Fighting League of Sociaf-Revo-
lutionists" is the formidable title OF the
Terrorist party In Russia.
That, unlike some organizations, its
deeds are as formidable as It's name, is
apparent TO anyone who has followed
the stormy history OF Russia, punctuated
3y assassinations- During the past few
years Sipyagine. Bogliepoff. Pobiedon-
estsen. Bobriekof. Won PIehve, host
of smaller men Of whom the memory
loses track, and still greater host OF
still smaller men of whom word never
reaches the outside world have been the
victims OK murders. consumna ted or at
tempted, attacks, threats, and sinister
warnings" which betoken its relentless
vigilance.
Gospel of Blood.
It's gospel is summed up in a procla-
nation which crowds found posted IN
public places. the morning after tbs
league had removed" it's enemy. sIpy-
agine:
In land where. upon an attempt at
a peaceful public protest. ministers
threaten TO food the capital with blood.
and are in a position to carry out such q
threat; In q land where the government
makes IL its business to force the peopie
10 silence. it is inevitable that some
members of the community. make the
voice OF the nation heard through an
other kind of language"
Composed OF all classes OF Russians,
mobiles and government officials, as we'll
ignorant peas SAINTS. this terTifying
league, in whose fear the very Car
walks softly today, is a young organfza-
ton, dating only from 1901.
Heir to Nihilism.
Il IS the political heir OF the nihilism
of the 20 8 and SOS, whose most powerful
exponent was the celebrated Narodnaya
VOLTA CWill of the People,. The last bold
stroke on the part OF this society was In
1887, on the anniversary OF the assassina-
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Rheumatism, Cured In "a
Hours.

T ]. Blackmore. OF Halter g. Black
more. Pittsburg. Pa, says: "A short
time since / procured bottle Of Mystic
Cure 1t got me out of the mouse In
twenty-four hours. / took to my bed
with Rheuma tism nine months ago and
the Mystic Cure Is the only medicine
that did me any good. ~had five of
the best physicians In the city but
received very little relief from them.
know the Mystic Cure TO be what II is
represented and take pleasure in recon-
mending it to other poo- sufferers, "
Sold by
STEvEas' PHARMACY,
Pen naYlvauia Ave. and Eintt1 st.
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NEW CLARION-lk.san tg .ss ns Ass-
sun parlor. 50 up weekly. S. (. BoNIFACE.
HOTEL RUDOLF.

Open all year. European and Am. Plan.
Ocean front rooms. Hot and cold and
fresh water baths. Orchestra. C. r. MYERS.
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TO CURE COLD IN ONE Day.
Taxa Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Al
druggists refund the money II it fails 10 cure
z. w. Grcye's signature Is each box z
seats.
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TO OWNERS.

/ WILL not be responsible for any debt
that Mrs. z. G.. Javins creates. JOHN
p JAVINS. fe1s-2t
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Reaetionaries May Yield.

There is reason to know that European
governments. especially the French,
await the next developments with the
keenest anxiety and apprehension The
best that is hoped is that this blow may
drive Sergius associates into complete
surrender to the popular demands, There
is little doubt that under such advice
Nicholas would be only too glad to
yield anything and everything necessary
to secure domestic tranquility.
Grand Duke Sergius was influential
with the Emperor. who, with difficulty.
was convinced of the necessity for his
removal from the governorship Of Mos
cow at the beginning of the year after
he had been for a long time an object
Of hatred by all classes, especially the
students. 1t is stated that the thrower
Of the bomb was a student.
Grand Duke Sergius wife is a sister
Of the Empress and the leading beauty
of the Russian court.
Sergius is the first grand duke 70 be
assassinated Although past attempts
GA the lives Of emperors and ministers
have succeeded, there had been no ac-
tual attempt against the grand dukes.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-18

A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.
itching, Blind. Bleeding. OF Protrudng Plies
Your druggist viii refund money IL PAZo
OINTMENT falls TO cure you in TO ID days
g ceuss
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several years against other enemies. who
have desired TO take his life III the mis-
taken idea that it would mitigate the
tyranny of the administra ton There is
no intention to strike the Car unless he
should fail TO recognize hat 1t is neces-
sary to grant a measure of popular Hh-
erty as the result CT todays lesson and
those which will probably follow.
Grand Duke Vladimir is no coward.
but he knows his present danger, and Is
taking greater precautions than We're
taken by Sergius. He has not been seen
in a public place since January %.
Russia has now entered the real crisis
of her national existence The events
of the next few weeks will reshaI,e the
(leStiuieS OF ,thte uatfnu
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Having recently sold for cash s250, COO
worth Of District of Columbia realty I
can re-inyest same in business property
or small houses
J. EAKIN GADSRY.
fa1S-1f h2G 18Th ST nv
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YoUNG'S HOTEL,
HOTEL ARLINGTON.

Michigan ave. and Beach. Always open.
Capacity. 400. Steam heat: elevator; sun
parlor, etc 81 up daily: $40 UP weekly.
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I0-INCH disc talking machine records,
now, soc each while they last. Good as
sortmeut Come and hear them Room
s. e35 F street, A. E. JONES. Manager.
= ia19-20f
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fe1s-7t

ATTENTION District Corporations Let
us file and publish your annual state
ments before the Garfield Biz nuliifIes
YOUR charter: everything for $500 COR
Main 3i09 a@feia-eod.ss
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NEW DOMESTIC sewing machine:
either chain or lock stitch: TWO ma ma.
chimes in one: lightest running, oau
bearing machine; simple and durable
Sold On monthly payments. Specials
discount for cash. Phone or mail orders
promptly attended to. DOMESTIC
SEWING MACHINE CO. AGENCY. SO
r st. NV. Machines rented. SOC week
ia16-tf
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DIVIDEND NOTICE-The regular quar-
terly dividend of Q%4} per cent on the
treasury stock and 114) per cent on the
preferred stock of the Royal Glue Com
pany, of Washington D. c., has been
declared, payable to stockholders OF re-
cord at the end OF the quarter, February
2X 1901 fe17-3t
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a bomb was flung at the grand dukes
carriage by a man WHO seenld TO be
about thirty years old. He WIS clean
shaven ard wore the holiday clothes of
a respectable workman
He had until then been concealed by
the tunnel formed by the tower of the
Nikolsky Gate, but as the carriage ap-
pearel at the far end of the long square
formed by the arsenal and law courts
he stepped boldly forward and flung the
bomb. The point where he stood was
about forty yards inside the walls of
the kremlin
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Nc Threats Against Car.

They have made no threat against the
Car. On the contrary. they affirm that
they have safeguarded the Emperor fer
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THE WILTSHIRE s virginia a ave = =
Open all year. Capacity $50. Long distance
phones in rooms. Delft cafe Orchestra
Special winter and spring rates
3. S. PHOEHES-
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and RENTS the other fees. and our class
on the night of that day viii be much
larger than the one on the 18th. The
Henry Arkin claim was paid IN full. and
without any contest, yet it was a con-
testable claim. and / do not believe any
other order would have paid it. Yours
truly l. PORTER It
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meetings each week.
tuesday pm: Wednesday. 1880. and Sun
day. 80. Private readings daily for tec
and 81. MRS. PRICE. 423 list St ne
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THE CHETWOODE.

| Open ali year Every comfort for guests:
steam heat; sun parior; private baths: spring
rates Capacity, zoe. Booklet.
| EMILY N DEMPSEY.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-28
CHICAGO GRAIN.
LIvF STOCK MARKET

Chicago. Noy. 20. CATTLE WIN
a run of $4,000 10 WAS NOT surprising
that values should lail to show
strength Except in the ease of strict
~ choice cattle ID was a to lower mar
Ect and even demand for choice cattle
was uDt as keen as 81 was the best
lime last week
HOGS Market generally q lower
The market WAS ana active orc.
SHEEP There was p good demaHs
for desirable kind Lambs We're
steady and sheen strong.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-28
PROFIT TAKING
IN THE MARKET
PREVENTED SOME STOCKS FROM
RISING ABOVE OPENING
PRICES - SENSATIONAL AID.
vANCES OCCUR HERE AND
THERE.

New York, Nov 27 The speculative
spirit today showed itself entirely in
different 10 any development of affairs
which did not point to he way thar the
general enthusiasm ran. Such incl
dents as the crumbling away Of prices
of Rock Island stock today or the re-
lnewed weakness in Russian securities
abroad have been sufficient at times
in past experiences OF the stock mar
ket 10 put an effective check on the
speculative advances continued to oc-
cur here and there in the market with
scarcely any intention being to these
occurrences. A substantial recuperation
of the banking position was disclosed
by the Saturday bank statement, fact
that it was obtained by the actuaf
replenishment Of the cash reserves,
and theeasier tendency in tOdays mar
ket seemed to oyerwhelm all other con
siderations In the general list move
ments We're much less conspicuous and
there was a steady process of profit
taking which prevented some stocks
from rising higher than The opening
This was notably true of Union Pacific
and United States Steel stocks.
Sluggishness in these was offse. by
strength developed, first in st. Paul,
and anumber of others in succession
Atchison enjoyed d vigorous advance
as the result of its strong showing of
net earnings for October A further
rise in the price Of Copper here and in
London awakened movement in
Copper These sustaining
influences carried the market through
a period Of the slump in Rock Island
issues with only moderate effect aud
il was not until late in the day that
The weight of proGit-takings began to
make general effect upon prices.
There was violent recovery in some
buoyant industrals in final dealings to
best the prices'of the day but the clos
ng tone was somewhat irregular un-
der the effects of continued profit
aking.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-28
STRONG MARKET
WHOLE SESSION
MANY BEAR FACTORS BUT or.
FERlNGs WERE NOT LARGE
AND PRICES HELD OWN ~
VOLUME SMALL

Chicago NOV 27 WHEAT WHh
me exception ofa SLIGHTLY easier rona
al The opening thg market was firm
The entire day Liberal worlds ship
ments an increase Of over two and
half million bushels Of breadstuffs on
ocean passage and decline Vt q
quarter pence a Liverpool were early
factors. Liberal receipts in the north
west. was an additional cause for Oh
ing here Notwithstanding these IN.
nyencos. offerings were not large and
prices at no time fel below he open.
ing quotations Az the END Of the first
hour a prominent long commenced to
buy May this created d fair demand
from nj traders Support from the
bnl leaders was the feature the re.
Of The session The volume
~ business was snaH May closed
"a hogher
CORN The market was weak the
greater part Of the day Renewed
liquidation OF December was the fea
turc Liberal accaptanees from me
country had bearish influence Ia
cease Of 1.G65.0o0 bushels invisible
also depressed values Covering ~
shorts caused firm close May ia
H.
OATS The market was heavy early
in the day but later firm tone dcyeI
20
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Stocks : Bonds : Cereals T
AN OLD FRIEND DEPARTS.

Madrid, Nov n War Minister
Weyler, has left Madrid for Barcelona
to investigate and repress the Catu-
lonia disorders These have assumed
serious proportions between the mil.
itary and separatist leement A nun
Der OF street demonstrations have oc.
cured
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-28
Alexander
County National
Bank

Commercial Ave. and Eighth Street
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
Idpttai ,.t.ss...t+.. .'s..'.'A ioo,ouu
Surplus ana Undivided PROFITS, $4,000
Officers.
+. A. Buder ...........P President
Chas. Feuchter, r.... Vice-President
f. Spencer Assistant Cashier
Accounts OF corporations and ipdivid
uals especially solicited. Exchange
to any part OF the world.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-28
NEW YORK COTTON.
Morey Market.

Money on call easier. AZ as per
cent. closing bid 4s, offered at 3.
Time slightly easier. 90 DAYS. 81
a6Iz 90 DAYS SO: six months 3.
Prime paper 5kqG per cent Ex-
change firm. closing ea.ier
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-28
Alexander County
Savings Bank
STRICTLY A SAVINGS BANK.
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.

urplus and Undivided profits, $4,000
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-28

Chicago. Nov a. THE following
car load lots were the receipts aud
shipments fro mthis market today
D.oafrf.4 Gsbft.,,,.,,t..
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MUST Com
BACK

MONTREAL. March 22.--In the
Gayuor- Greene case today Judge
Dawson dismissed the motion for
writ OF prohibition. leaving the case
in the hands Of the e1traditiun
eommisalgner. An appeal may be
taken
benjamin %. Greene and John F.
GayuOr were associated with Ober-
lin NJ Carter in the Savannah har-
Dor Improvement frauds. and fled
70 Canada 10 escape the couse-
quences 81 their acts and 10 delay
as 'ong az possible their trial for
embezzlemeut and fraud against the
United States government before
the American courts They have
been extraordinarily successful In
delaying cxtradition proceedings
and In their efforts had. IT Is
maintained. the assistance 81 the
Canadian Justice CarOn. whose in
reference prolonged their liberty
for more than two years. On Aug
ust 10. 1909. Justice Caron handed
down two opinions which nulllfled
previous decisions and permitted
the freedom 81 Greene and Gaynor
within certain limits These decl-
ai0na we're severely criticised. even
= Canadian authorities. and did
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22
COMING TO SEATTLE

n L. Jenkins a Co one ~ the
largest numbering com pauleH Of
Minnea polls. Ia now com plotting itH
transfer Co seattle The capital
stock - the company IL over $1,000
coo. aud u has already taken over
the Monarch Lumber company. a.
Blaine. Ia which SIR Jenkins IL a
heavy aorkholder n il the inten-
ton Of the officials % the company
10 open up mills Ia all parts Of
the state where the lumber Industry
can be carried on They viii also
have selling offices IN nearly all
u the large eastern cities A. all
the business concerning the transfer
IL nearly cleaned ". NJ. jenkins
and his family viii move 10 Wash
lngton within the course ~ a few
weeks 10 make this state their future
home
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sriLL At WALIA WALLA

WAII.A wAI.LA. March IA
Governor Mead today held confer
eneeA with members % the two 10
cal factions Of the party With ref
srsnc~ TO appointments. especially
those AZ the psniteutiary.
Tn. result % these Interviews is
not known. but Il II expected that
the governor viii announces new APP
palntmeuia upon hiH return % Olym-
nin
lie r. maintaining strict reticenes
about any remaining state patron
age he viii have 70 dole out simply
announcing that he D. not yet ready
70 name the membership Of either
the railroad or tan commissions
This afternoon the governor was
the guest % J. 4. Mohuudas To-
night he will be given a citizens re-
eepfiou In tho Commercial aasocia :
ton pariora. On Friday he will
speak 20 the students OF Whitman
college. and Ia the evening dine with
= M Pauiy. leaving on the niRht
train for ColfaE
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NEEDS MORE VESSELS

Captain Omar J. Humphrey. who
Il now Ia san Francisco. IL there
for the purpose % chartering or
purchasing a vessel which the Alas
ka Commercial company announced
It's intention Of buying some time
ago. The vessel secured win be
placed on the Nome run. owing 20
the shortage Of tonnage for Nome
and st Michasis which prtyRils. II
was deemed necessary By the com
pauy To add another vessel 20 It's
fleet The loss OF the steamer 81.
Paul which was recently sold.
greatly handioaps the company in
providing for It's freight contracts.
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The MARKETS

The trade on Western avenue was
a little slow Wednesday morning,
as there Was very little produce ar
rying. Several ears OF potatoes ar
rived and lt Is anticipated that the
potato market will Ko down. APP
piles are 10 the very worst condi-
ton. Few can be bought that will
last any time al all. Butter is a
little firmer. Ranch eggs Wednes-
day morning arc selling at % cents
flat. but are not expected TO hold
that price very long Along the
latter part OF the week there will
be a large shipment Of Eastern eggs
put on tho market. Eggs are com
ing IN in great abundance.
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lection OF the American fugitiyea.
An appeal VAS Immediately taken
by counsel for the United States 20
the priyy council OF England. and
on February $. - this year. a de-
cision was handed down reversing
Justice Caron. which had the ef-
feet OF ordering the renewal Of the
extraditiou proceedings against
Greene and Gaynor At the point
where they we're discontinued BY
the Intervention ~ Justice Carun.
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Judge Frazier "wednesday morn
inE committed three truanta. on ap-
plicntion Of Truant officer Trucman
Kei ehum. 10 the Industrial school.
Two OF the deiinquenta. John Riv-
crs. age II. and Henry Ashford. age
Q. are the SONS 81 widowed mothers.
who each have five children 10 sup
port The other delinquent Is Thos.
Earle. age II. whose mother sells
newspapers on the street
Two men giving their names as
J. J. PredeTgraat and Pat Reardon
we're brought 10 the county jail
on Wednesday morning BY Marshal
Macy from Rnnton. under a charge
OF having broken into tho Seattle
Electric company's depot on Tues
day night The electric company
will prosecute the case
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? PREPARING
A REPORT
sny scripp. News A.a1

SAN FRANCISCO. March u -
The pcller are huHiIy cna4Hsi to-day
iu collaborating stth the private de-
fecrvsa tn preparing an extensive
report an th~ stanford eases ard
which - 70 practically terminate the
taveatiRation ~ far ns Ms stan
feris Death - concerned. but ssill
continue the Investigation into the
manner In which the poison found
50 way into Mrs staufafd'H min
efal Wstsr and hirarbouats OF aoIia.
The police declare tuday that
Bertha usruer aHH Other witnesses
re free from surveillance. ana VIII
not BE- questioned uuIess some
minor point needs explanation.
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JURY COMPLETE
any seripps News Assn

CHICAGO. March ~ The federal
grand jury. impaneied 20 invsati-
gate tn alleged beef trust Was com
plrtcd this morning With twenty
two men. These Hrrr sworn 90 aud
instructed by Judge Humphrey. who
said tie mltter to be presented In
yolyed violations Of the United
stuteu statutes H. directed the
Jurors attention 60 the law which
fiHrH the penalty Tor the violation
Of Laws against restraint la trade
He aiaa cautioned the jury 90 eEsf=
else the greatest secrecy.
Plaintiffs were sworn iu 90 keep
the grand jury from improper con-
duct. The Witnesses viii b. sum
moued 10 appear before the jury
fof thw lth Tho agents n the packers
are everywhere iu evidence about
tho building IN which the Hcaaiuns
are being held
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SANTA CLARA DUE

steamer Santa clara. Of the
Northwestern Steamship company.
IL due TO arrive At this port from
Valdez and points 10 the westward
"wednesday night The vessel has
a cargo 81 500 tons % ore from tho
Gladaugh mines. consigned to the
Tacoma smeitsr. she viii also
bring a number OF passengers. The
vessel leaves for the north again
next sunday night Among her PAS
asnEerH viii be $50 employees Of The
Alaska Central railroad.
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TO START
NE w SUIT
KANSAS WILL TACKLE STAND.
ARD OIL TRUST on a NEW
TACK


CHASuTE Kan. March 90 he
esusr Of discard IN the ranks ~ the
Kansas Oh Producers a#aac Ia ton. a
new suit against the railaaya and
thr standard otl company viii BE-
ulrd b thu couutY. Thn local pro
Aurrrn are disHa tisfied with the sud
den retirement = Frank Monnrtt. II
ohio. the special prosecutor. uba
s.as asked 90 Withdraw because 81
hts sensational mstho1a
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ny II. GARDNER
STAFF Correspondence OF the Seat.
tie Star


WASHINGTON. March e Sun
day social doinEa By percentages in
high official lifo have set Washing
toms smart set by the ears Biz
afternoon receptions. al which ear
rlaEeH aud automobiles CuuEreEato
by the score. and at which there iH
music aud sometimes dancing. have
shocked the church going element
and started all kinds OF talk
The new secretary uf the navy
aud hiH wife are among the chief
offenders The Mortona began Sun
day entertaining immediately upon
their arrival from Chicago. and the
last function Of this sort was made
more offensive 90 the DIRECTORS by
the fact that cards we're formally
Issued and that there was music
and other forms Of amusement
Then. 10 add 20 tho awfuluesa OF
Il. the British Ambassador and Lady
bufand gavn Sunday evening
leYee. tho festive sounds Of which
penetrated 20 tho Church Of the
Covenant. who're plaus songs were
Jared by secular atrainR And an
about Dupont circle the boots 81 the
leather lunEed flunkics roauunded
as they called the carriages for de
parting guests.