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The Washington times., 1906-12-08
TAFT'S BUSY DAY,
CHICAGOANS CALL

This was Secretary OF War Tafts
busy day. Although he appeared at
his Office unusually early, determined
70 put the finishing touches on his an
uuaI report, he found fully a score Of
Senators and Representatives lying in
watt for him.
As there was a days vacation on the
IIlI. fully a hundred legislators made
II a point 70 call at the war office dur
ing the morning, their visits pertaining
TO almost as many different matters.
Prominent among the early callers
was Senator Warren, chairman OF the
Senate Committee on Military Affairs,
who had a long conference with secre-
tary Taft on proposed legislation for
the benefit of The army. The Japa-
uese incident was mentioned, and the
subject Of better coast defense for the
Pacific discussed.
A lumber of legislators from both
North and South called 10 give their
views, pro and con, concerning the sub
ject OF the colored troops recently dis
missed. and the merits or dement's of
the bill 10 eliminate negro soldiers from
the army altogether.
a delegation of Chicago citizens, head
ed by Senator CullOm and r. r. Nc
Cormick, head Of the Chicago drainage
commission, had a brief hearing be
for the Secretary On the subject of re-
versiug the flow OF the Calumet river.
so as 10 make 1t empty into the drain
age canal and carry on the sewage OF
south Chicago. Under the law passed
removed from the Great Lakes without
"A permit from the Secretary Of War.
Mr.. Taft promised the delegation FUR
ther hearing.
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Died.

AS-Suddeuly. on Friday afternoon.
December Z. 1906. GRIFFIN B COLEMAN.
Particulars ia another column.
CROPPER-On December Z. 1900. JOHN
CHOPPER, son of Thomas r. and Rosina
Cropper. and husband cf Anne CTopper. at
his residence l7l2 u street; aged hfty-siE
years.
Funeral services az St Johns Church.
sunday afternoon. December o. az O'Clock
des-2t
HALIARAN-On Saturday. December 8. 1905.
at her home. 131 Eighth street northwest.
ELIZABETH CECILIA HALT.ARAN
widow Of William J.. Hallaran, and daughter
OF Henry Wilkinson, of Philadelphia. Pa
Funeral al am, Monday, December 10
1906. from 81. patFiCk's Church IUtermauL
az Glenwood Cemetery deS-2t
ROBINSON-Departe this life on Friiay
December 2. 1895. al s.55 p. IA, SANDERS
MOTES ROBINSON, husband Of Charlotte
Robinson. aged thirJy-three years.
Funeral Tuesday, 1880 p IN. from Re
hOboth Baptist Church. Friends and reia-
tives are invited. Intement in Harmony
Cemetery. j
sAITH-Su suddenly on December 6. 1896. Mrs
ISAAC SMITH
Particulars tn another column
PABST-On Thursday. December 9, 1895. a.
IL o clock a. ma, MATTHIAS PABST, be-
loved father Of Mrs. A Schwartz
Funeral Sunday at 81 O'Clock from his
late residence, 70l c street southwest. Reia-
tlves and friends invited, de7-St
SHANNON-Suddenly at the Government
Printing Once, on Saturday morning, De
cember :. 1906. JAMES r SHANNON.
Particulars in another column.
RYAN-At New Orleans, La. on December G.
1875, AT 3.45 a. m. Mrs. ELLEN RYAN,
beloved wife OF the late Cornelius Ryan.
Remains Will arrive in Washington on
Saturday morning and be taken To residence
shire avenue northwest. Notice Of funeral
later. de5-5t
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BISHOP AND RECTOR
ARE NOT AT ODDS"
The Rev. DR.. SmithEXpIainS
Now Famous Entertain
ment.

Ihere is no controversy whatever be-
tween Bishop SItlerIee and myself. %
said lhe Rev Dr. c. Ernest Smith. rec
to- o. 81 Thomas Church, this morn
ihs ia reference to the story that the
bishop ard he were at odds over "a
proposed entertainment 10 be given al
lhe HeHseo Theater ou December II IN
ier th" auspices OF the RcctOT's Aid Of
his parish. The ladies planned it up
ior one thiEs. that. is 10 au2m,n- -.
Thomas -rntributions To Tire b.saoj OF
Washington fuHd said DR. smith
-fAr bishop and / are the best of friends
and 1 ant sur, ii the bishop wishes the
object Of tEe entcrlainmeuI changed
the ladies will Dee g'ad-to acquiesce
realize fully his position / know
he doesn't like any but direct gifts 20
TINS tuuc. II WIS the intention Of the
ladies 90 pay Ihe proceeds over 10 the
tr"3srr~- of the fund. bat. OF course. II
the bishop feels he cannot accept the
money, whv it can ba diverted 90 another
uhJcSL, sach as hospital or diocesan
charity
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Deaths.

Samuel Wilson. 81 years. Washington
Asylum Hospital.
northwest.
Charles ". MHtenberger, 80 years, 17l2
II street northwest
James Quinn G4 years, l71O Florida
avenue northwest.
Lucy r. White. 81 years, Go Twenty
thlrd street northwest.
James Harrison. 81 years, 6l2 + street
northeast
Mar ". Terrell, . years. 124s Florida
avenue northwest.
Henson Dow ell. . years. Rock Creek.
agnes Jackson. 20 years, 10 Pierce
court southwest
Joseph A Reilly. 50 years. 7o7 c street
James =. Townsend. e5 years, 1910 p
street northwest.
Reuben Ford. s. years. 1Zl4 street
northwest
Ianc smith. = years, I745 Park road
Mary stewart. "a years, si2 Pennsyl-
Tania avenue.
Maggie Jackson. 3 years, go Delaware
avenue southwest
Ivy C. Hardy, IS years. q B street
EDNA c. Thornton. months, 13 T
street northwest
Martha A smith. p years, eoS L street
northwest.
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WOMEN FOOTPADS
TAKE GIRLS MONEY
Robbers in Skirts jailed
by Scranton
Police.

SCRANTON. Pa. Dec. S--A unique
highway robbery has been reported TO
the police. Two fifteen year-oId shop
girls walked into the North Scranton
police station and stated that they had
been held up and robbed of Sheir week $
pay by two women.
Both girls are employed ar the Rlotz
SIX mill. and were paid yesterday. one
had S6S5 IN her envelope. and the other
girl S5.4G When near their home two
women rushed at them, grabbed their
pay and Disappeared.
Policemen carly arrested Mrs. Mary
Dougher and Mrs Mary HOlska and.
according TO the police. the pay envel-
opes were found In their possession. to-
getheT with al the money.
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COngreSS-Wext Week
case in the Senate.

Smoot case in the Senate.
Algeciras treaty in the Senate.
New Cabinet members to be
confirmed. also Attorney General
Moody's nomination to- the Su-
preme Court of the United
States.
La Follette's bill limiting hours
of labor OF railroad employees to
be discussed in the SENATE.
Legislative. executive and iu-
dicial bill in the House.
Hearing on the currency bill
before the House committee.
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.PYTHIANS INITIATE
75 CANDIDATES

Impressive initiation services were
held in Pythian Temple. Ninth street
and Massachusetts avenue northwest
last night when Grand Chancellor of the
District Jefferson Middleton and the
ritual committee conferred degrees ON
seventy-five candidates from Washing
ton and adjacent Maryland ana Vir-
mia towns
This is the largest number OF oandi-
iates ever initiated at any one time
since the new temple was dedicated. All
the candidates We're given a ayarm well
come into the order and a sort OF infOr-
NAL reception was held by them after
the degrees were conferred. There We're
no addresses. Music was furnished
throughout the evening by the Mountain
City Orchestra, from Frederick. Nd.
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Births.

Berkeley and Rose Stewart. girl.
William and Emma Brooks. boy
Ernest b. and Margaret y. Lite
girl
Albert and Ada *. Johnson, boy.
Frank =. and Matte J. Gaines. boy.
William NJ. and Annie l.. CoWnig, boy.
John r - and Lottie l. English, boy
John and Margaret Hiser. girl
Robert y. and Augusta y. Rodgers.
girl
Edward J. and Margaret i. Sersmlin,
boy
John ". and Julia G. Goldsmith. girl.
George and Annie r. Griffin, girl.
Murray {. and ITma Ricketts,, girl-
Aaron and Olive Robinson, boy.
Michael and Rosie BTOderlck, girl.
John aud Annie Jones, boy
solomon and Sillia kreiseI boy.
STANLEY and NJ. Gertrude Searles, boy.
Samuel and Sarah Roth, boy.
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Special Notices.

PLEADS THE PRAYER FOR CON-
9 GkESS-While the Prayer for Congress
When ia ssni-annual session is one OF
the very finest collects in the Rook ~
common Prayer. and which there IL
every possible reason for it's use hardly
any % the Episcopal clergy ia the Dis-
tIict Iict ever ouer Il in church service How
lastty this lapse? X. b. RODNEY. u.
--- - II
THE COOKS PROTECTIVE AeC1CrA-
ion OF the District Of Columbia vyflI
SsteDrale their sixteenth anniverzsr-r
MONDAY EVENING DECEMRFf,
LVIH' az 9 =. r. Hall. Admission Is
- 1t
Window OIL Opaque Shades. zes
Empire OIL Opaque. 60
SHADES King Scotch Holland zss
s,.,.s,-s., hung free WIN call with san1plrs
Hunaiett's Shade Factory. 17sh KnS
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RESERVES SAVE
NOTORHAN'S LIFE

NEW YORK, Dec. ST ths. fender
had been In good order the girl'S life
would have been saved. was ordered
10 run the car as It was. with the fen
der strapped up"
Ihis statement was made by Motor
man Thomas Barrett today, after he
had run over and Killed six-year-old
Annie Grecio. at First street ana the
Bowery.
The reserves Of the Mulberry and Eliz-
abeta street stations had TO be called
out to prevent the crowd from doing
violence 10 the motormau. Cries OF
lynch him were heard an the yyay,
10 the station house
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LAW SCHOOL DEBATERS
TO DISCUSS TRIAL MARRIAGE

The weekly debate or the National
Law School, to be held tonight at the
school, on Thirteenth stree;. between
II and ! streets. will be open 10 the
public, ladies' being especially invited.
The subject FOR debate will be: Re
solved. That trial marriage shall be put
into fun practice Ga the United States -
The speakers Of the evening win be
MessTs. Anderson. Marshall and Fiuch.
on the affirmative, and Messrs. McMor-
ris, Hunt and Glgck, on the negative.
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This Week In Congress
And What Is Expected
To Be Done Next Week
This Week

Senate called for information
on the Japanese question.
Senate called for records IN the
case of the discharged militia
men.
House knocked out bill to abOl-
ish compulsory pilotage.
House passed bin permitting
national banks to lend money on
farm lands.
Negotiations for compromise
ship subsidy bill.
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Members of Both Houses
Squaring Off For
Real Work.
LITTLE DONE so FAR
Appropriations Bill and Con-
firmationS Likely to Receive
Early Attention.

Having got through with the shakjng
down process necessary after a long
recess, the national legislative machine
is now running smoothly. and viii be-
gin 10 grind out real business next
week.
The new session opened briskly iu
the Senate. Without Observing the
ume-honored custom OF receiving the
PRESIDENT message. Senators Penrosc
ana Foraker introduced resolutions
calling for information about the dis
Charge or the battalion OF colored
troops. Both resolutions. one address
ed 10 the President and the other to
the Secretary of War. We're adopted
later in the week after somewhat acri-
mOEiOus debate
The Presidents references 10 the
japanese school troubles in California
aroused comment among both Senators
and Representatives, especially from
California. and caused Senator Rayncr
to introduce a resolution declaring tnat
the Federal Government had no control
over State schools.
Mr- Hayner proposes to make a
speech on the subject IN the near fu-
ture after Secretary Metcalf's report on
his investigation of the subject, which
has been called for by the Senate. has
been received.
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LAY UNDERGROUND MAINS
BEFORE STREETS ARE PAVED

Desiring that all gas. electric light,
telegraph and telephone companies
should be required TO lay their conduits
and service mains before streets are
paved or improved, the District Com
missioners have decided 10 ask for such
legislation by Congress at the present
session.
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COURT DENIES APPEAL
OF MISSOURI NURDERESS

Agnes Myers. the Kansas city. Mo,
woman who killed her husband several
years ago. must hang unless Govorndr
Folk interferes. Justice Brewer. Of the
Supreme Court OF the United states,
this morning denied the application Of
her counsel for a writ OF error
The woman was convicted OF cutting
her husband 10 pieces with razor
while her paramOur held him
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PLANS FOR FUNERAL
OF JOHN CROPPER

Funeral services for John Cropper. the
well-knoWn clubman Of Washington,
who died suddenly yesterday IN his
home. l742 II street northwest, VIII Dr.
held at O'Clock tomorrow afternoon iu
St. Johns Church Burial will be mad
in Greenwood Cemetery, New York.
Among the panbearers who have been
chosen So lar Tor Ar. CTOpDer are Blair
I.ee. Arthur Brice, General Ernst, Fin
lev French, of Baltimore, and Mr- Scott.
OF piJtsbuTg.
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VITAL STATISTICS
Marriage Licenses.

John r. Htlnes and Rachel L Mace.
both OF Baltimore.
Robert W Burroughs. New York city,
and Olive +. Mills.
Euwood IL. Colberth and Rosie L.
Gise
john T. Alvey and lIva Beach.
William Burton and Mary r Coie-
man, both of WaFrentOn. Va.
Robert 6 REYNOLDS. District of Co
lUmbia, and Eleanor Greenfield. Prince
Georges county, Md.
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members with prospects OF a compro-
mise over the Senate ship subsidy
measure.
on Tuesday the House Committee on
Banking ard Currency viii begiH itS
hearings on the elastic currency propo-
sitiOu
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House Was Not Idle.

Moved to action by Speaker Canno,
the House ended the first week of the
session with the satisfaction OF know
ing that il did not loaf altogether. On
the floor the members swatted the Lit
tlefeld bill, doing away with cOmpul-
sorry pilotage on sailing vessels. and,
despite the action Of Speaker Cannon
and others, who voted for It, owing 10
the opposition TO II of the American
Federation of Labor. enough Repub-
llcans Joined the Democrats TO accom-
plish its parliamentary death.
a measure was passed permitting
national banks TO loan money on farm
lands, and one making prison-made
goods subject to the laws OF the States
into which they are sent
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Interesting Debate Expected.

The Appropriations Committee has
finished its work on the legislative, eX-
eCutive. and judicial apprOpria ton bin
which will probably be passed by the
House in the coming week. The anti
simplified spelling provision OF the
measure will doubuessly provoke an in
teresting debate,
The Merchant Marine Committee has
started negotiations among its warring
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Dubois Mormon Speech.

Senator Dubois Udaho) will follow on
Thursday. paying particular attention 30
the alleged interference OF the Mormon
Church in the politics Of Utah. Idaho.
and adjoining States. Mr.. SmOot's col
league, Mr.. Sutherland, viii speak dur
ing the week in his defense.
Senator La Follette's bill 10 limit the
hours that railroad employees may be
continuously employed Will come up dur
ing the week, as will also the bill TO
prohibit gambling in the Territories.
On Wednesday the Senate VIII have n
long executive session, at which the AL
gerciras convention regarding Morocco
VIII probably be ratified
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-, ~ LAt.IAS-Au souls Church. corner f4-h
az az l. sts. Ulysses C. 3. Pierce. minfgtsr
81. sunday school and class Tor tE-
i1iAtiFe study of religion 20 am. I-nit,-
et-ay eiass; u am. morning service seTr1-,a
- - lit m!i. sters s-s0 pm, Young PeouIe.-
~ 'iii''- deS-2t
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Church Notices.

calvary Baptist CHU RCiI. 9Th ana y
slF' NV Rev Samuel y. Greene u ID 80
..,-.sso 'oL,-y.so an, sunday school. T. H. Bristow
14'.5 st!deAt- II AIN, Rev. :. C. Eobbius.
gI ne Philippine Islands. 7-s3. Rev T.
congo" Teachers Bible CIUb ,-57,rs't- ''is
III, cEurch prayer meeting. pm. In
aeator meetings. Tuesday, 5 pm. ana s--p
,r1.i,,.J az ana o.fJ pm All are cordially.
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INIIAEIAS-Au souls Church slr,e- ia.
80 - = hts. Ulysses q. 3. Pierce minfgfsf
-, 9;-,sl - SUNDAY school and class for tF.
l5ltlle study of religion % a m T-nlf,-
stuay class; u am. morning ser,Icg 60
49, - H'-4.- -steFf $50 pm, Young PeoBIass
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TRINITY CHURCH. 81 ann 4, sts nv, r.=-
- 80 tI.i'9 r Williams. rector.-F1naI Faryices
- ''iS -l!As."hi $50 a-ru-s holy communion III
80: H'-y communion ana sermon. 4 d IL
evening PRAYER fuo EermonJ- T.s5 nm i5,re--
15slpA HrFtieei B pm. mission service with
trss. 80 - iinti iit tlOn- All seFuIOnl and ad-
- Uses ~ lhe missioner. Rev w W DAYS
OF Ne" York All welcome. seets fee u
CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY e
IHlnipn az am; sunday school 81 "a, :. -.
siia . pm, service ana sermon at IL a NJ. ar.I
,-itt-, osIHll-, vim Instruction. al D m
nu.Ject OF sermon at pm. sThe Ancbo-
and tEe Helmet" STRANGERS y-eiItr,e -''-4iJ =,
seats free except at IL an n
THE ARK Or NOAH: Was Ir F'a-- T-----
OF Fundamental Truth 80 subject ~ siG-ess..
al the New-Church Mission. islz q - -
daily invited n
y. w c. A---vesper services. sunday, 4-s5
Pm. i@a by ATs- Wm- Baker. Southsasr
corner l<th and + sts. Rooms open 10
pm II
sEYENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH. Cor
heT lztn and 81 SITS. uw--Semon By Evan
seiSt = (; Eussel sunday. December g.
,. 20 p N, subject, Who Made the Devil.
~ ~ ny wasn't he Destroyed IN the Beginnings
The Origin o. Evil All welcome II
SECULAR I4E.AGUE---The ReI,gIo7 - An
eIeHt Egypt subject of address ~ Dr.
W A CrohUt, pm, Py-thisn TsnzpIs
lyl- sth 70. nv. Free seats and free dis
cussiOu. n
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST. scieDtfst.
tlall 1913 ct. Ew-s services Sunday. II a "a
subject, God the Preseryer OF Man Sundzt
school. y M Wednesday s pm. Readinr
room, Traders Bank building. 10th 81 ana
Pennsylvania ave. u
EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN srTF~cF
~ - ECi' scottish Rite Hall, i297 G ct NV
services, II an ana 7-s0 pm. Morning
lecture, by Bishop oliver g sabfu viii -
OF the regular series Of lectures teaching nov
70 heal the sick through divine methods sub
lecf of evening lecture. by Mrs. o. 2
IhoTnileys What Is Idfe@'' Testimonial
meeting. "Wednesday evening ~ T-9g. seats
free; all invited Il
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE, ,,bu-rb y,
Christ, Scientist. 18th and = sts nss.-servie,
sunday, II am and pm. Sub}e-t
God the Preserver ~ Nan" sunday
scheoi j a.n.s "Wednesday pm. Public
cordially invited. All seats free. Free read
lng rooms IN the Traders National Bank
building. 10th st. and Pa. ave. nv. II
CHRISTIAN CHURCH-Ninth Street. 9Th ard
j SITS. ne. Rev b T. Ttz supply pastor
services II am ana T-45 D-m- uol0-sa-tf
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Disposal of Nominations.

One or the first things 10 be attended
10 by The Senate next week viii be The
confirmation Of the Cabinet nomina-
uons sent in by the President hast Mon
day. There has been no opposition eX-
pressed 10 the proposed changes, ind
the delay in acting upon them was the
result OF failure to secure a quorum Of
the Judiciary Committee. before which
the nominations OF Secretary Bonaparte
TO be Attorney General IS pending. 1t
is expected that the Senate will hold
an executive session early in the wecl.
and all the Cabinet nominations, as
we'll as that Of Attorney General Moody
for the Supreme Court or the United
States. will be promptly confirmed.
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The Reed SmOOt Case.

The discussion of the Reed Smoot case
will begin in open Senate on Tuesday
when Chairman Burrows. Of the Priv
ileges and Elections Committee will
make long and exhaustive speech ia
voring Smoct's exclusion from the Sen
ate. He viii contend that Smoot. al
though a high official of the Mormon
Church, winked at the continued prac-
tice of polygamOus relations BY other
officers OF the church. that he has sub
sCr'bed 10 the Oaths OF the church which
are alleged TO be inimical TO the Con
stitution OF the United States that nav
ing taken those oaths. he could not
consistently take the oath as United
States Senator TO uphold the Consutu-
ton. and that. therefore. he is not en-
titled 20 his seat in the Senate and
suould be exclmdea lLerafrnrn-
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,,tt - m t'H. 81 ann a sts NV. ~
i.i.l.aiq - l =. Williams. rector.-FinaI raryices
- me lllAs-oni $50 am, holy communion II
81. H'-| communion ana sermon 4 n TU
. osS-siLIs prayer 'uo sermonJs T-l5 pm. iuteg-
I994'I4 HrF nee B pm. mission service with
$3.50, S5....o.l saa instruction All sermon and ad-
- So ~ iAs missioner, Rev. w. W Davis
"a -'oN AoiA- All welcome f5-efs Z zee IL
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GiiC HCIi OF THE EPIPHANY. c. st. Re,
- n. Mchlii. ID. reCt0r.-H5I, com
- --i'i a. am sunday school at $50 -
ana pm, Service ana sermon at 1T a - 80
Pm service, with instruction. ar nm
and the Helmet StraurerE' v.-sl-t A'i-1,D, =,
seats free except at IN . ru ~
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CHRISTIAN CHURCII-Ninth Street. 9th ard
y sts- ne. Rev b T. Ttz. supply pastor.
Services II an. and T-85 Pm uol0-sa-tf
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Strayer's Business College,

Cor IIth and F SIS. NV. all graduates guar
anteed good situations Day and night school
all the year Phone NJ 1896 for catalogue
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE-Ffrst Church os
ChFist, Scientist; 18th and = sts. na.-Servies
sunday II an and pm Sub}e-t
God the PreserveT ~ Man SUNDAY
school. u . M "Wednesday 6 pm. Public
cordially invited. All seats free. Free read
ing rooms IN the Traders National Rank
building. 10th ST. and Pa. ave NV II
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AE ARK or NOAH: Was Il Fact. Fg1--
OF Fundamental Truth go subject u sdSres..
Z a me Sew-Church Mission, 1872 q st NV
second hooT. al o'clock pm. AN are 80
daily invited
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! W e A-Eesper services sunday 4.s9
pm, led by Ars. Wm. Baker s0ithsz -
corner 4%th and + sts. Rooms open z 10 Z
The Washington times., 1906-12-08

SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST, Scientist.
itslI 1913 ct. Ew-s services Sunday. u am
subject, God The PreseryeE OF Nan o" Sundzv
school. y M Wednesday s pm. ReadfnE
room, Traders Bank building Igth 81 a.
Pennsylvania ave -
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The BerIltz School Of LANGUAGES

723 14th St n " Trial Lessons Fress
Grand Prizes, St Louis, 'o4i Liegs, 'O5-
French. German. Spanish etc. Native teachers
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~ ~ ~ Ili-IAY ADVENTIST CHURCH. COR
ner 18th and 81 SITS nw.-Seru9n ~ F;,rsy.-
sellst r &. Russell Sunday December :
80 p N Subject, Who Made the Devil.
The Origin o. Evil All welcome. m
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SIS tCI-Ak LEAGUE E---The ReUE105 Cf An
eleHt Egypt subject of address ny Dr.
W A Crohut. al pm, Pythian TenloIs
lol- sth -. nv. Free seats and free dis
e1Sa4ol4. u
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WALTER T. HOLT

Mandolin, Guitar. and Banjo Teacher has
severed his connections with the Washington
College Of Music. His studio is now lII2 New
York ave. nv. no19-s0f
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Hau-Noyes Day and Night School.
Both Sexes All Aggs. College, preparatory.
Technical and Grades C-lrses-Also special
coaching. Catalogue FRANCES MANN
HALL. a. IL. Principal Phone, Main 5s33 IA.