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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-21

Fidelity Tent, No. 1921, initiated two
candidates at their meeting Monday
evening in Northeast Temple under the
direction of Mrs. Nellie A. Rowe, chief
ruler. Seven candidates We're proposed
for next meeting. Past High Represent
alive Van Matre declared that fidelity
wins will be heralded among the sister
tents when reports are prepared show
ing the number gained by June 30 The
good of the order. exercises consisted OF
short talks and amusing games, after
which Mrs. Van AIatre invited the mem
bership 10 the Gem Theater, where
MANY interesting moving pictures were
exhibited. Those who took part in the
exercises were Miss Gray, Mrs. N. NJ.
Bricker. Ed Reinmuths Walter sprlsgs'
Mrs ]. w. Jefferson, Miss Gertrude
NcRae. Archibald Taylor, Arthur Null
vev. Daniel DIulvey, Harry Sullivan,
George Sullivan. Mrs. Atha, George He.-
Ter. Mr.. Donohue, Louis Edge. r. q.
Middleton. Mrs. w. A. Rowe, Mrs W.
II. Gray. VIII Bateman, Howard Wood
W. A. Rowe, Mrs. Nellie A Rowe,
George. NJ. Rowe Mrs. Cunningham, Al
bert Warfield Miss Marion Bateman,
Miss Bessie Siller, Miss Nellie Van
Nfatre, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Van Matre,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Bunch and Mrs.
Fannie Cordeu.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-21

Perseverance Tent, No. 109S. met in
Rechabite Hail in Alexandria, Monday
evening. High Chief Ruler Cordell act
ed as chief ruler and one candidate for
membership was admitted under his di-
rectfon. After the conclusion OF the
routine business interesting good Of the
order exercises followed. High Chief
Ruler CordeH spoke on the stability OF
those who were engaged in the temper
ance work, who believe that the prin-
ciples Of total abstinence are right, and
urged the membership never TO cOmpro-
mise their principles. and at the same
time not to be offensive. Past High
Representatives Lyles and Bartlett
spoke of the Importance of total alb
stinence in city affairs as wen as the
individual home. Mrs. Carey. who act
ed as chairman, spoke of the necessity
of divine help in all temperance effort
other remarks We're made by Mr.. and
Mrs. Huffman and Mrs. Lyles. Mr..
Ilyles proposed five candidates for to-
morrow evening and urged the member
ship to renewed activity.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-21
TWO RECHABITES
ARE MADE ONE
Agnes c. Mockabee Mar
ried to Simon D.
TennySon.

Simon D. Tennysoa and Miss Agnes
c. Mackabeo were married at St. Vim
cent De Paul Church by Father p J.
O'Conneu last Tuesday evening. The
wedding was private. only a few spe-
ciaI friends and relatives being invited.
Mrs. Tennyson Is a daughter Of Joha
n, Mockabee, the contractor and build
er. Both young people are prominent
In temperance work. Mr.. Tennyson is
st present chief ruler OF Harmony Tent,
No, 1920, independent Order Of Reeha-
bites. and was enc OF the tents repre-
sentatives at the meeting OF the high
tent, at GAINESVILLE, Ohio, last Septem-
Der Mrs. TennysOn is the financial
secretary of Onward Tent, No. 1O2l, q
the same organization. High Chtef
Ruler Cordeli in speaking Of the union
today said: "The organization IS proud
of them. They are conscientious, tire
less workers, and we wish them much
happiness The tents VIII probably
give them a reception, after they
turn from their honeymoon, and tney
viii be at home after the 24th instanst'
at 24g7 / street northwest
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south Washington Tent, No 1856. IN
6enendent Order of Rechabites, met in
The Baptist Chapel, Four-and-a-halt
and y streets southwest, Monday even
ing and received six candidates into
membership under the direction Of CHER
PuIer Richard SOrreu. The good of the
order exercises were interesting. Re
marks were made by Chief Ruler Sor-
rell. DEPUTY Ruler Mrs. Grigsby, Score
+arv Mrs. Mooney. Mrs. Newton, Miss
Mamie Faum. Mrs. Sadie Z. Hissey,
Mrs 5 r. whitehead. Miss Mamie
Pierson, Miss Newton, n r. No"les'
Messrs. Jones, Simmis, Raum, w warren
TAYLOR. Jones Brothers, Stout Cnap-
man HOyt, Tunstall, Cooper ana others
Mr. and Mrs J. w MCMahon. OF On
ward Tent, also made remarks.
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The cast secured for the opening. at
least, of the Milton and Sergent Aborn
light opera season is a notable one.
Robin Hood" is TO be the bill, and
quite a few OF the old principals from
the old Bostonians will sing. George
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vi. s. & E. 8abn.
MhfdFYf

Rad gnco. Sort Bortb 9auas, &anlas gitb,
ct. Gouis- uno gbtcago, tdgIi9 (5unfet
Sepot) :. 900 abenos
aofaI6ue bia Smitboille 4. 7.3o bormitta9s
g(Iamo Special mad Suliibbiae, Soiifton, Sal
beftoH 1925 abenb5
Autnnft.
Bon Gbicaeo, ct. 2puiS, &anfas gttb, 9aaas,
Sort gsOrtD nnb 2Saco, tdgIi1 (Sunfet
9epot) 7.3o uorgens
aotaI5ua bin smitbbiue 9.05 abenos
aIamo Special bon 9mitbpiue, 9oufton, SaIs
neiton 6.25 moreens
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lleber cine oSeeresunii6ere"
miro aus 2aubenbeint bei Wfoin ge=
i6rieben: Ser 9onopirt sc. bon
bier lieB i'm Sabre 1884 auf DEM bic
iigen StonoeSan1te ein So9tet6en
utter Dem Namen Sobonna Sbeooora
anmeloen. Ser Stanoesbeanlte per
itano ieoo6 ben Namen fali6 nno
trug itatt 0es mei6li6en gfanens ben
mannli6en S5obann 9beooor elm. I'm
ter oieiem Ramen puroe Die neae
@rbbiireerin au6 ipdter in oie
Stantmrolle oes 0orfes eingetrogep,
uno prompt erfolgte Dor peni9en Sa-
gen Ieitens ser WfilitGrbeboroe oie
u2ooung" oes illngen Wannes sur
Weuiterllng 9lls sob. Sbeooor"
nt6t eri6ten, lpuroe er als Seeres=
unii6erer betrabtet, ltno cine Weilt-
tarpatrouiIe erbielt 9efebl ibn inn
9allie oeS 2anomirtes &c. 5u 2ouben=
beim 3u oerboften. gSie erItounte
maftieoo6, als man bort ftott bes per-
meintliben beeresllnliheren Hefrlten
cine lieblf6e Maio entoedte, Die ieIbit
am iDeni9iten bon ibrer @eitellungs=
pfli6t Dor Dem Sber @riuBbureou
bisber ettpas tpuBte."
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NOR Ser &onig BON Sialn moIte
i6on i'm SsSllli nod 0fiin6en founten.
9omalS nto6te aber Ser Yrin5regeltt
ben ieit pier8ig Sobren gepobntert 8e=
in6 na6 &ien niht unterbre6et.
Oean erIu6te oeSbalb &onig Gbula=
oen 8eiu6 bis Mnfang Sep
terllber 5u peri6ieben. 9os 9ro=
graun fir Sen f0nieGi6en 8eiud
NOR ou6 bereits feitaeiebt. 9lGent
man fam bel Sofe ouf bie sSoee, ooB
gu einem militarii6en @npfong at1
8. Septentber 8u menig NfiIitGr in
0eiinden lei, 90 oieies beim Monoper
mar. 60 puroe 9rin5 2eopolo, Ser
ieiner5eit oie @aitfreunoi6aft oes
aonigs BON Siom genoHerL eebeten
Ben &0nig 3a bitten er1t gum Sftober-
felt 51t fontnen. 9luein es gelang oeln
Sobn oes Grin5reger1ten nt6t, ben
aonig 5u elmer geri6iebung Ieines
geiu6es gu beitimmen. &0nig @bu=
lalongforn ioete ieine1- 8eiud IN
Wein6en ob nno oie Nfiin6ner 1ilto
ieBt drgerlid.
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Srit ilher GO sSahren

idon muroe W3rs. 8inslop's Sootb.
g-Sprrp bon MiGionen ton Mit-
tern beim 3abnen Der &inoer ange-
penoet. @irit 9u int Sdlafe our6
oas S6reien zines GiuOes geltort,
0as i'm 3abnen lit uno Dor S9meraen
meint? 8enn 10, lafie iofort cine
fsloibe oon gW{rs. 8inslop's Sootb'
inqsSprup" bcIen. Setn @ert lit
ltnbesobIbor. gs piro 0em fleinen
2eioenoen iofort 2inoerung beri9af-
fen. 8erloBt eu6 Oarouf, 0eiitter,
es lit fein 8tpeifel oariiber. gs beilt
9iarrboe, reguliert oen Mogen uno
oie 9eieren beieitigt @ino-4olif, er-
nei6t oen @oltnten, berbinoert @nt.
8iinoung uno itGrft oas gan5e Sp.
item. .Mrs. @inslotp'S Sootbtng
@prup" fir 5abnenoe &inoer iit an.
genebm i'm @ei9mad; oas &e5ept
itanlmt bon einem Ser beiten meibIi.
tben 9ler8te in Sen Ser. Staaten. g8
1T Bel ollen 9ruggiiten in Der ganaen
@eIt 5u boben. 8reis 25 Gents per
sSlai6e. &ouft nt6tS onoereS als
yW2rs. 8insIpip's Sootbing SDriip. I"
@arontiert u1lter Der Sooo ono
Drugs glfte, 80. SUM- 1906, Seriol
0iln1n1er 1898.
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Ct. souis & gan Srantiaso Basu

Mnt t1Brt.
9fa6 Sort Snlit6, Sprinefielb, ST. 2ouis, aan=
fas @itb, Gbtcago (S. & s. 81. 9epot)
.... -. $50 abenbs
9lntmnft.
Son ct. aouiS. @anfas gitb, Garis, Chicago
1910 morge1s
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Ser in WloQinib in aorntel

Ser in WaQiniB in &drrten
perltorbene Gi3e=Gireftot Der 8eolo-
gii6en Rei6San1tolt, MoiIisoic8, berz
mo6te cine Miaion &ronen ioipie iein
@iener @obnbous Ser noturtpiiien-
i9aftliden &lofie Ser @iener 9Gfo=
oelllie Der @iiieni6often. Die ,Stif=
tung tritt crit na6 oem glbleben ser
@ittpe in 8irfiartfeit. sSerner erbGIt
Die @iener glfaoenlie ooS Bprtrait
bes 8erltorbenen uno elm Sriginol-
gern0loe 8i3ians, oelIen So6ter 2o-
pinia als biiBenoe Magoalena oar-
itelleno, Die @6tbeit oes 8iloes. oas
ii6 in Dem 8e1iB oeS penetianilben
@rafen Gontarini befono, lit oofll=
mentarii6 eripieIen. 3ie Stiftung
fir oie 9lfaoenie sur Soroerltng Ger
noturipiiienidaftli6en 6oribungen
uno llnteriu6ungen beItinnt:. 9lQe
6rei Sabre lQQen ie orei 8reile Der
lieben meroen, beitebeno in goloenen
Weoaiaen rlno @elobetrGgen BON t0,-
UOU, bOUU lltto 4UUU Sronen.
Gin aufregenoer 3tpii6enfoll,
Der nod gut obgelaltfen it, ereignete
it6 in elmer ser lebten 93ddte ouf Der
8obnitrede georoballIen in Der &id-
tung nod @rfurt. Der UNI 8 1t6r SO
Wtnrten obenos BON 0oro6ulfen in
Der gfi6tllng na6 grfurt o6gebenoe
8erionell5lg itieB fltr3 na6 @etlQiien
Der Station Sobenebro nuf ein 3lpi-
i6en ben S6ienen liegenoes, nit
8en3iu gefiiGte8 Sob, oos Elm porous
fnbren0er 8iiter3ltg nerloren bate
Die 2ofomptipe oes &erIonen3uqes
5ertriimmerte oas gef1brli6e @inoer-
nib, Die 8liiiiigfeit erplooierte, lno
a1genblidli6 nor Der gon8e 3uq in
ein acknowledgements Slannenmeer
eiugebtat, oos bis iiber ole @aaqon-
feniter binollfi6lug. Ser nod in lono-
ianer 6abrt befinoli6e Bug lpltr0e
iofort gum Steben gebra6t, purouf
ote &eiien0en in gr0Bter @ile aus III
rem 9lbteilen beraltsItitr3ten. 0adbem
feitgeltellt mar, 6aB Der Bug nicbt in
8rano geraten mar, muroe oie SSubrt
fortgeiebt Son1ntli6e @oIIogiere
fomen obne &erlebungen oabon.
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@iienbabaz6 6a1rpIan.
g. u. & u q. &nhn

rSabD grodet"<3ug mad 9oufton, @aIpelton,
Beaumont unb Strange. 9t6fabrt llbr a6enos,
atnfunft 7.55 n1oreens
gsatb aerrebine, 9l6fabrt $50 moreens, an.
flnft bort 1880. 9lbfabrt bon @errbine llbr
na9mittaes, Stnfunft in Gan alntonto 7.5o
abenos. gaur @anitaes mad aerrbtue: llbr
nafmittaes. &iiG1abrt bon bart Montaes 8. j
moreens, anfunft in @an stHtonio $50 niors
gems.
gfa9 guero, godfunl Souiton, @aIbeitot,
-Siobines, NodbaIe, Cameron uno gBoco. Mbs
fa9rt 8.45 borutittaes, Mnfrtft 1lbr moreens
gta6 8eebiIIe, Corpus gbriiti, GIice, Msatbis.
@ranfaS 9aB, Sfodport, gbfabrt 1.5O nodbs
nj ..tars nno 11br a6ertbs. atnfunft 7.55
Morgens uno t.50 nu9mittaes.
gea8 SaIfurtas, Sfbfabrt s 1lbr abenos, aln.
ftaft 7.55 t1oreens
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EdlIedlte geiteu in aanyas.

mobon man friiber b0rte, iinb beltte
fait bergeiien. &ber Scr. Carl Sbaul.
burg bon gooell, aas., fagt: 0Suiten
Bel Sag rnb Na6t bradte mid gana
berunter uno 5ur 8erapeiflung, Bis
i6 Or. Sings gteue gntoedung ber.
iu6te. Cine 6Iofde geniiete aur
&ur." 5iderites WeitteI eegen $uiten,
@rfdItung Sals- uno 2uneenIeioen.
@arantiert bei glooIpb 8reiB uno 81.
gobn & 60. so Gents uno $500.
4Srobeflol6e frei.
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Seine a[te Shutter.

oWfeine Iiebe aIte Mntter, SO Sab
re alt erbalt itb ourd) Electric
8itters~ i6reibt @. s.. 8runion in
Dublin, Co. uSie gebrau6t i'm felt
5tpei Sobren uno erfreut iieb better
@eiunbbeit." go ipirft electric Bit
ters' BEL BEN aIten un6 ebenfo BEL
i6ma6en Srnuen uno &inoern. 60
rantiert fir Mogen-, 2eber- uno geie-
renleioen bel Ioolpb 0reiB un6 81.
@dbn & 60. so Gents.
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$. & q. u, sabn.

WDTuDft.
9sa6 auen georosGeras>8 >8unften -. -.
.....4 116r uno $50 borlnittaas.
Na6 ct. 9ouis, Mempbis uno benz Oifen
1926 116r nadmittaas
9Sa9 Wferifo 1920 1lbr bprntittags
anfnnft.
Son ct 2Ouis unb EN- Siten $50 morgens
8on lufalen 8l1nften .7.20 abenos
8on ct 2ollis II. 6em Often, $50 n1org
Gon 2are0o ltn0 Megifo :. LOS nabn1.
&on ct. Bouts, 9anias, @it1 1920 abbs.
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Nsn. M2iind1ner @efh1ftss

aiinitIerfreiien lit man beri6nlipft,
bob Der aonig GbuIoIongforn ni6t
mt6 Miin6en beiudt bat. 0ton batte
oarnuf gerednet, oaB Der a0nig bon
Sion, Der in 8rnuni6meig 10000
Worf fir glntiquitdten ousgegeben
batte, auf Dem eroBen aunItlnarfte
Der boperiiden Souptitoot gon5 be-
ion6ere 4ufmet1bingen MAIDEN piiroe.
aqein Der 90nig lit nidt gefonrmen,
neil er, tpie Die o@ugsburger abeno-
3eitlng" gu meloen peib, neritimnt
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Sarm(Oiiafeit, snperraffiofcit. f6l

Sarmloiisfcit, 3nperlaffisfett, f6leuz
ni9e 8irtfanfeit = bos itno ne6en Der
@o6lfeilbeit Die brei tpi6tigen @igens
fdaften, fpeld]e elm uncertainties 9eilnitz
tel beiiben muB, hin popular 5u peroen
11nb BEL orr6pibens2eibenDen giebts
ntdtS Sopuldreres als u9lnafeits". 9as
ia9t alles Cine 9robe bieies 0tittels
fam man o It e nf / e / befornmen; man
brar6t mir q. Genitabter & Gp., gpr
2416, gsep g6rf Gttp, 81 ooreiiierert
g9lnafeIis 1T in alien Gpotbefen 8u ha6en
8reis $1.00.
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spntberm @acific ssabm.
Mbfanr

&atb few Orleans, Soltiton unO @uIbeiton
tdgli1 -. 11.40 mtttngs
uno -. 1f.3o abenbs
Na9 eagle 8aB, @I 8ao, @aIifornien iinb
WSerifo 500 bormittaes II. $50 a6enbs
Anfunft.
Bon Geip Orleans, 5oufton uno @aIbeiton,
tdglib -. =. 7.35 morgens
nnb .. -. 600 na9mittaes
Bon ST 8afo, Californian urto Megito ;. :.
lilo boruiittaes
uno 800 abenos
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gittoria 9ibiiinn. O. s. & 9. u.
(@nlf sbore.)


@a9 Guero, 8ictoria, Sort 2abaca, Corpus
@briiti, 9rotunsbiue, 9tio 9ranbe, gitb,
@'oIiao, 8eebtue, @9arton, 8aIaetss urb
Souiton .. 200 utorgens
@nfunft .... .. $50 abenos
Ser Sam Souiton4 mad guero, gictorta,
gSbarton unb Souiton:
abfaDrt. ...... 7.55 abeuos
antMmft :. 700 nloraens
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Wnd WrnlnnahilIe

Ser 8us Der elniet gietoria 9ibiiiun. ab,
fabrt 7.o5 mureens, ma@t in @Iaceoo gerbins
bnne nit Der @uIf goait Cine fir Corpus
g5riIti, 9lnflnft bort 4.55 nabmitta9s, glnfunft
III Bropnsbiue 925 abenos
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GREEN HATS FOR MEN NOW.

The King, who, as the first gent1e-
man in England, practically dominates
modes as he does manners. has brought
into fashion an Innovation in mems
headgear. The Tyrolean hats have
long been popular for travelling, noun
tain climbing, etc, but now, like the
yachting cap and the motor veil, Dame
Fashion has ordained that they shall
be worn when their legitimate reason
for existence is as remote as the Alps
from England or yachts from the heart
of the city of London.
Just why King Edward should have
picked out a green Tyrolean hat for a.
comfortable and becoming town head
dress is obscure, but the fact remains
that he has had three this season from
the royal halter, and that the Prince
of Wales has also taken to the Tyro-
lean. OF course, royal patronage has
created a boom in this style and smart
hatters are selling quantities of them.
AS yet not many are to be seen on the
London streets, though few men
have braved curious glances, but in the
country they are very popular and viii
Undoubtedly arrive here soon. Shop
windows are gay with them, and Paris,
quick to follow new English custom.
has bIossomed with a showing which
makes mems furnishing stores look like
confectfoners' Easter displays.
In buying a Tyrolean there are sew
eral points TO be observed. It must
be Just the correct shade Of green,
not too light nor too dark. The bow
must be at the back. To have the bow
at the side Immediately stamps the
wearer as not only out of fashion, but
untraveled, as every one should know
that the distinguished mark of this hat.
as worn in the Austrian Tyrol, is the
position of the bow.-London Cor.
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CHURCH SERVICES TO-DAY.

ANDREWS CATHEDRAL q. 7:30 m.
a N.
ELIzABETHs CHURCH 1880
m. and p. m.
METHODIST CIURCH-Crane a. m. p m.
CHRISTIAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, m. and p m.
CHURCH-Felm
&.
KAWAIAHAo CHURCH-Parker m. 7:30 m.
PORTUGUESE EVANGELICAL CETURoH-soares a p
m. md m.
ing and
6, and
ST. BAPTIST
collection, school; m
ST. JOSEPH C)-Anaua
Sunday p M, rosary
ST. AUGUSTINE'S CHAPEL C)-Wakiki, m.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE soCTETY-Room Building
SALVATION ARDTY-O30 m. 6 p m.
akeas street, M nd Z M.
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William Mccormick. of Wahiawa, is
the typical small farmer of this island
the one who illustrates what a man
can/do on Hawaiian soil if he has
energy and zeal. though without capt.
tai at the beginning.
Mr.. Mccormick landed here ten years
ago and did bookkeeping in town for
two years, making a living but not
getting ahead. Then he went to Wahi-
ava, got hold of raw land, worked it
himself-with his own hands-and to-
day he owns seventy-seven acres, paid
for, and has large crop of pineapples
and comfortable home. He is able TO
travel when he wants to and is enjoy
ing a prosperous life.
When anybody tells You that an I'M
capitalized white man cannot do we'll
on Hawaiian soil take him to see Will
liam Mccormick. That gentleman will
bring you both back in his auto.
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CENTRAL UNION CHURCH.

Corner of Beretania avenue and Rich
ards street. Doremus Scudder, minister
Services ON SUNDAY December Is, as
follows:
Bible sehool-C1ifton H. Tracy, sup
erintendent, with classes for all ages
at 9:45.a. m.
Morning worship at IL o'clock. The
minister will preach; subject, "Our
Wade Mecum.''
Choir and Chorus Stanley Living
ston, conductor, viii sing Gounod s
Send Out Thy Light, +" and lead the
congregation.
The Christian Endeavor Society will
meet at $50 p. M. New officers viii be
installed.
Evening worship at 7:30 O'Clock.
Sermon by the minister; subject, f'The
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AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
STUDY WILL OPEN SOON

The new College of Agriculture and
Mechanical Arts, which is being equip
ped in temporary building on Young
street, near Thomas Square, will be
ready TO give instruction in a short
preparatory coarse by February LIST,
1908. This course will be for the pur-
pose of preparing a class of pupils to
enter upon a regular college course in
September following.
This institution promises to give the
youths that attend it a substantial
education. both scientific and technical.
1t viii aim to teach the sciences applied
TO the various industries, and train in
such a way as to make the hands
ready instruments of thoughtful
brains.
The course OF study is now being
prepared and information can be had
in regard TO it after December 26th,
by addressing Willis T. Pope, Acting
Dead, Honolulu, T. H.
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$780, Subject, Confident Testimony
for Christ" II a. M. sermon, subject,
1.-THE Story of the Ten Virgins" 1880
p. M, sermon, subject, why Can Not
Some Enter Into Gods Rest?''
All are made welcome at these SER
vices
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-15

Congressman Burton of Ohio does
not want TO retain the craftsmanship
of the House Committee on Rivers and
Harbors. Tt is believed, however, that
Speaker Cannon viii insist. If Burton
is not made chairman it is probable
that William Lorimer of Chicago
will be, i
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-15

Cloud at Once Black and Glowing"
Choir, chorus and congregational sing
ing.
A cordial invitation is hereby extend
ed to strangers, seamen travellers, visit
ing friends and the public generally to
attend all these services.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-15
Violets
By III. NJ Ayres.

Just breath of voets a in Honolulu,
Tied to deck ihesome native BELLE
Makes the back again, the again.
As we listen to the tales they tell
Violets, viOlets Naples violets,
Once again in Fashions
Tonic in the keen spring air. pleasure
Life pulsating everywhere along the Wav
just sight of violets little florist
Blooms from Tantalus
Brings dead loves life
We would ny hut havan't heart to wear
157fss# fiHst. penny - haaeh IL EN-
80 eaks - "a London mna,
IS " - hallR ouA zaieaatef Square roundabout
GO Eel sAAt taaaHre II siHnIs vslet huai
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-15
METHODIST CHURCH.

First Methodist Episcopal church, 40S
Beretania avenue, David ". Crane,
pastor.
Announcements for Sunday: Sunday
school, 9:45 a. M, Richard I'll. Trent,
superintendent! international lesson,
90 The. BOY Samuel
Morning worship, IL a. m. Preaching
by the pastor; subject. 'Divine Provi-
dence''
Epworth League, $3.50 p. m.,; P. E.
Tosh, president. Topic for study, The
Straight Gate" The meeting will be
led by Mrs. Paxson.
Evening service, 1880 p. m. Sermon
by the pastor. "Divine Providence
Further Considered as applied in the
Affections of Job. >
Miss Hall will lead the choir and
render solos at each service. The mem
bers and friends of Nethodism are re-
quested to attend and worship with u.s.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-15
ROMAN CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL

a. m, low mass with Portuguese
sermon and holy communion; a. M,
low mass with holy communion; a.
m, children's mass with singing and
English sermon; 1890, high solemn
mass with native sermon; 2 p. IA, ros-
airy with native instruction; z p. m,
Portuguese sermon and benediction of
the blessed sacrament.
During the week the masses at and
Z a. m.
ST. AUGUSTINE CHAPEL, WAIKIKI
Q a. M, mass with English sermon,
Father Valentin, pastor.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
A. c. McKeever, pastor.
Bible school. 9:45; Y. ?. S. c. E,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-28
Pipes Are Being Laid to Els
more and Neosho Falls Fields.
The Portland Cement Com.
pany's Works Use the Former.
SUPPLY FOR YEARS.
of Acres in the Wood
SON County Field Leased.
The Volume of the Wells Said
to Be Surprisingly Large.

lola, Nov. 28.-Two new gas fields
have been developed during the month.
and pipe lines are to be built to them
for the lola factories. The first field
is located near sElsmore and the Kan
sas Portland Cement company will
have their line to that field COM
pleted before the end of next week.
Several promising wells have been
struck in this field, and there is no
doubt but that all the interests who
are associated in this field will Sc
cure a supply of gas that will last
them many years probably until the
big gas line to the south has been
completed. ts
The second field discovered is in
Woodson county about Neosho Falls
1t developed today that several of
the local factories have secured hun
dreds of acres in leases in thatSfield.
From time to time the Neosho Falls
and Yates Center papers have printed
small items telling that gassers
had been struck, but they did not go
into detail.
Indications today are, however, that
the wells must have been of consider
able volume, for a pipe line is to be
built to that field and at once AL
ready options for right of way have
been taken and gas men are in that
field completing their deal. The peo-
pie interested have closed everything
up so that they do not now fear an an
nouncement.