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The Washington times., 1907-09-14
GOVERNMENT HAND PRINTING
IN ONE BIG DIVISION

AL OF the hand printing sections of
the Government Printing once have
been amalgimated into one big division.
but there will be no change In the per
sonnet each section maintaining It's
fcrmer individuality. the consolidation
being a part Of the general plan Of
getting each class OF work into a diyi-
sion by Itself
Foreman OF Printing Constantine says
the changes being made viii not cause
any one TO be dropped from the service.
The Washington times., 1907-09-14

was making the psess Of hosiery dc
double duty as wearing apparel and as
a receptacle for her treasures.
The Joss Of the jewelry had a big ef-
feet upon Mr.. Van Dusen. He insisted
the loss was occasfoned by carelessnesS
upon the part of his wife, and recalled
that she had lost other vaiuables on
frequent occasions. This led To bitsel
quarreis. according 10 friends
Mrs. Van pusen does not ask FOR
alimony- She stated that her husband
had provided for their two sons, aged
eight and ten, both Of whom will re-
main with her. Van Dusen Is stage
manager at McVicker's Theater.
The Washington times., 1907-09-14
Foreigner Mixes With
Heavy Currentat Treas
ury Building, But
Survives.

Watchmen IN The Treasury building
are now wondering which is the tough
er-a husky son OF Italy or an American
cold chisel.
And, behind this is the story Of an
exciting incident which happened in one
Of the corridors Of the building last
Sunday in which an Italian isborcr, a
cold chisel, and a modern electric ma
chine figured. and out OF which the
son OF Italy emerged with lrst honoTs.
In the work OF Fetiling the corridor
floors OF the building now being done,
* is necessary to- polish and smooth
the joints of the tiles after they are
set, and IN this work two methods are
employed.
The Washington times., 1907-09-14
EPISCOPAL CHURCHES
WITH VACANT PULPITS

During the summer several of the pull
pits Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
OF the Washington diocese have become
vacant BY reason OF calls Of local rec
tors 20 other parishes. The Rev. c. r.
stetson. rector Of the Chapel Of the
Good Shepherd, VIII become one OF the
clergy Of Trinity Church, New York
The Rev. G. Freeland Peter, Of Epiphany
Chapel, goes TO Epiphany Church, as
first assistant
number Of the Episcopal clergy
spent their vacations in Europe, and
are returning home.
II is announced that hfty-six bishops
VIII participate in the ceremonies Of
laying the cornerstone Of the Cathedral
at St. Adams this fall
The Washington times., 1907-09-14
POLITICIANS DISREGARDED
FOR COLLEGE PROFESSORS

Through the appointment of Clarence
s. Merrill yesterday 70 be postmaster
at Berkeley. Cal the town in which
is situated the University OF California,
President Roosevelt disregarded both
The California Senators and several
Representatives who declared against
Merrill for the place. while President
BenJmain lde Wheeler and the profess
sOrs Of the university were oil for him.
The Washington times., 1907-09-14
MISSOURI REFORHER
TO SPEAK IN CHURCH

Charles ". Trickett, who has been in
the Hmelight as the aggressive assistant
attorney general OF Kansas City, will
deliver an address at the Universalist
Church, Thirteenth and L streets north
west, AT o'clock Wednesday evening
next
Mr.. Trickett. who is noted for his re-
FORM policies, VIII be heard with in
terest, hailing as he does from a city
Wnere all the saloons are closed, and
which holds the record Of being a CITY
or 10000 souls without an arrest in
twenty-fOur hours
The Washington times., 1907-09-14
STEAMER M0NTAUK HERE
ON FIRST RICHMOND TRIP

The steamer Montauk, one of the
boats on the Washington, Norfolk, and
Richmond line, arrived in this city at
o'clock last evening, completing the first
trip of the new company. Sine left Nor
folk at o'clock yesterday morning.
A trf-weef'y service between the two
points will be maintained until another
boat can be obtained.
The Washington times., 1907-09-14
$1,000 Niagara Fails Excursion. Sep

TENDER 20 Baltimore e. Ohio. Special
train standard coaches and parlor cars,
leaving Washington 7:45 a. m, running
via Philadelphia and picturesque LehiRh
Valley. Liberal stopOvers returning
Tickets good ten days. Attractive side
trips from Niagara Fails. Last excur-
sion October 9Th.
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Cheap Excursion to Harpers Ferrv.

Martinsburg, Berkeley Springs, and
Cumberland and return, Sis a. m Sun
day. September 18th, from Baltimore &
Ohio station, Washington. Round trip
rate 70 Uarpers Ferry and Martinsbure
800, to Berkeley Springs $1-35, to Cum
berland 500. Splendid opportunity for
days outing.
The Washington times., 1907-09-14
GRASSY.

Do not be troubled because you have
not great virtues. God made a million
spears Of grass where he made one
tree.-Henry Ward Beecher.
The Washington times., 1907-09-14

Excellent in Quality, Most Delicious.
c. & s. Velvet Knd-Pure Ice Cream.
Druggists.
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s4s.zs to california.

Aug. 81 to Oct. 81, via Washington-Sun-
set Route. Personally conducted without
change. Berth $3.50 A. J. Poston, Genl.
AIT. 5l1 Pa. ave.-705 18th 81.
The Washington times., 1907-09-14
GET A job

To know now to keep still at der right
moment is splendid profession to
work at.-Dinkelspiel
The Washington times., 1907-09-14

BaItimofe and Return, sI.a5, Baltimore
and Ohio R. r. Every Saturday and
Sunday. All trains, both ways. both
days. except Royal Limited City Of
fees. 14l7 9 81. and SIG Pa. ave
The Washington times., 1907-09-14
Dep0sIt Your Funds where Intsrest

As well as protection IS assured. In the
banking dept OF Union Trust Co. 1914 F
St. all accounts draw interest and can be
checked against whenever desired.
The Washington times., 1907-09-14
Win Be Taken to Congress.

1t was for the purpose Of getting a
consensus Of opinion Of those most vital
ly interested in the subject that The
Times offered TO open its columns for
the publication of the names suggested,
IN order that the public at large might
be awakened to the necessity for the
proposed change. 1t is quite probable
that the matter viii be formally pre-
scented to Congress as soon as that body
meets, and that the lawmakers viii be
asked to select name from the various
suggestions offered to give Sixteenth
The Washington times., 1907-09-14

That numbers Of Washingtonians are
deeply interested in the proposed change
IN name Of Sixteenth street is becoming
more and more apparent as each day
brings it's food OF replies IN response TO
The Times offer 10 publish the various
suggestions for more distinctive name
for this ariStocratic thoroughfare.
A list Of the favorite suggestions made
viii be published tomorrow in The Sun
day Times, and present indications are
that the titles suggested VIII be both
varied ard numerous. It is conceded by
all, however. that a concerted effort
should be made 10 give the street d
more dignf1ed name. in consideration Of
the fact that II has always been identi-
fed with the White House. and is in
addition the principal driveway FOR the
smart set, and is adorned by the homes
of some Of the nations most prominent
mex.
The Washington times., 1907-09-14

street a name in keeping with its as
sociations and location.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
ChiIdren's s Christmas Books.
Rare Feast for he Little Folks.

assembaee of handsome Christmas Gift Boo4 for Children presented hereabouts win moheysavers In spite of the space provision made for the little peopes Christmas pleasure "The kery literally overrun with hundreds of the handsomest new holiday arrivals ho of series of the popular boys and girls avorite authors most atracively bound ptined and Illustrated Richly col ored undesroyabe books for babys espeia delight the lat novelties, the best of the old avorte ha dome big and
 little volumes Among many others Agcr Books, Little Pep per Books, New Teddy Bear Books Ght rbox New Bus ter Brown Books famous "Linc Cousin series, "Cosey Corner" Raphael Tucks paper oy and juvenile books latest Linen Books Sunbonnet Baby serias Yonng Folks Copa
 on handsome half bound board Raphael Tuck Books New Painting Books, etc, Etc, and heap more Come and see
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07

At very early date the church will uadergo many repairs and will be re- decorated. A cordial invitation is ex- tended to the public in general to en- courage the ladias in their snasaYors,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
The Metropolitan Store Of New Hapen

will hold an apron, cake and pie sale, in the chapel on Saturday afternoon, December A., from 1 to o'clock, All varieties of aprons, and quantities of alen will be on sale, from the practi- cal kitchen apron to the daintiest lawn
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07

and o'clock tea aprons. The cakes and pies will be genuine homemade ones and the proceeds of this sale will go towards the carpet fund, the ladies pledging themselves responsible for this
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
sUEs TWo CoRPoRAYoNs.

Waterbury, Dec. GA suit for $5,- OOo damages has been instituted by Fred G. Crabb of this city against the Connecticut company and the New
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07

Haven road. The plaintiff alleges that he was injured in a collision between two cars last March The action is brought to the superior court in New Haven.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
Hunlptv Dampfv soc.

Humpty Dumpy Circuses from soc up 10 $15.O0. Cowhs, all kinds of animals and equ rment for g wing performances. variety of sizes. Just what the children love.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
APRON AND CAKE SALE.

Ladies of Trinity N +. Church to
 Hold Fair on December t4.
 The ladies of Trinity N. E. church, corner ee Dwight and George streets,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
Jointed Dolls 49c,

Full jointed, undressed Dolls, with nov ing eyes, shoes and siockinas, IS Ia inch high, blonde or brunstte full wigs. Reguar 65c value
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
The Great s2.50 to $500 Doll Shop.
Big 98c Jointed Doll Special,

Just hundred of these beautiful full jointed Dolls on special sale Saturday. 25 inches high, uniressed. Particularly hand some large bisque heads with big moving eyes, blonde wigs, shoes and stockings, These Dollies win sit up, lie down, stand up, 90 to sleep. Finest German imported make, and could n't be duplicated for Si.50.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
Saturday Raitw1y Train Speciql 23c.

On Saturday q variety of i'm ported mechanical trains, fitted in i box, locomotives tander, one coach, four lengths Of track; key winding. For Saturday only, 23c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
Rubber Teddy Bears I9c.

The new toy for the baby, feather weight white rab0r Teddy Bears that ' ill talk when you squeeze them. Bet than usual value for 25c. Price for Saturday only.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
Kid Doll Special 23c.

II inch, full Xiii, Kestner Dolls, with moving eyes, bsque heads, wigs, hip and knee joints, shoes and stockings. A very special Saturday Opening Prics.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07

One of the latest fads of ultra-fash- ionahle women is to have their waist coat buttons, their hatpins and un- brella handles nl3tch Some very re- narkable possibilities present them selves along these lines,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
Alger Books I4c.

A special sale of the famous Alger and Mrs. L. T. Meade stories, nicey cloth bound, all the young folks like them, 2sc value.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
Board Toy Books roc.

Beautifully co cred board cover Toy RooSs, averaging90 pages of pictures and stories, such as winter iroIcs, animal pets, Santa Claus visit, un and iro'ic, flower queen, bible stories for children, Regular i8c value.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07

Bands ofssilk worked in colored SIX in vdsiRdssiens are mucn used to brighten a dark gown
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07

N | found 2. corset cover yesterday that will appeal strongly to the woman who needs q tight fiteing. garment ct tnls sort. It is dosigned and manufactured by tho Misses Richmond and Russell at o56 chapel street. K. of C. building
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
Jointed Doll Special 19c.

These are full joined, urdressed Dolls, IS inches high, moving eyes, full wig, blonde, Titan or brunette hair Would be exceptionally cheap at 25c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
"Comef" Blocks soc 10 2

Just the same high class construc- lion as the famous 'Anchor' Blocks and by the same Haler; Will build very handsome structures, assorted, three coiors.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
JeWeIry Road Samples,

Fifty Cents or tIpe Dollar. 4 wonderfHI holiday piok-up. The biggest chance for Xmas GIptng.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
Nfw Toy Books 25c.

Untcarable, mounted on linen, large size, full page colored pictures, "Our Pets" Babies Picture Book, "Fairy Tales, Fairy Tales lrom Anderson Regular 39c value.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
Game Special 19c.

This assorted group of up-to-da Games for Saturdays special selling. Pussy Cat', ".Scroll Puzzle :" ( The Niehs Before Christmas, "Color Paint ing Kit'', "reddy Bear Picture Pu1zle", all regular 35e Games.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
Through shOpWI;ll

Photo color pictures of attractive subjects fitted in dainty gift frames make very pretty gifts
 The annual showing of calendars is in the shops-the 1908 ones are a gen tie hint that New Years resolutions will soon be in order.
 found unique collection of gift neck-things fer as little as 25c and soc, st the Gamble Desmond store yester- day. There are jabots, collars, stocks and sets, from the fihny cobweby things, to the stout ones 10 put in the tub; all fresh and clean, just from the makers hands The most exclus- i've showing I've seen anywhere.
 Interest centers in the coats of the season which may contrast with the skirt It is much better from dressy standpoint to have a coat which does not match the costume, but is distinct ly a separate coat And in these sep arate coats much opportunity is giv- en tor artistic trimming
 In the china store (basemenD of the Edward Malley Go. there are the love- < Hest things imaginable, odd pieces and sets, which arc quite different from anything you will see in any other shop. A housekeeper is always de- lighted with a handsome bit of china
 
 A new Collar for the four-in-hand has corners rather wide apart. At the band 1t allows the knot of the tie to rcst closely
 A lot of new things have been un- packed at the Gifts Shop, 5OS Y M. c. A. building, and if anything they are more attractive than any shown there yet.
 A large shell of amber glass is triae intended to hold odds and ends on the dresser.
 The marabou neck rufles are inn rnensely smart They come in all widths and at all prices, the handsom- est being the white ones to be worn around the shoulders on dressy occa- siong.
 one of the latest fads of ultra-fash- < ionable women is to have their waist coat buttons. their hGtpins and uIn- hrella handles match. Some very re-
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
Young Folks 1" CoRDGnlon soc.

This has inc famous chattsr-box interior of stories, poems and pie lures, ard is Sc, of. with beautiful colored ri stgre groniis2iece and is a 75c value.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
The soc Dressed Doll.

These handsome Dolls are fully IS inches high, there are fen dif- ferent styles to se'ect from, all are most attractively dressed from hat to match costume, to shoes and stockings. The quality, right up 10 the usua 75c standard.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07

The mara5ou neck rufties are i'm mensey smart. They come in all widths and at all prices, the handsom- est being the white ones to be worn around the shoulders on dressy occa- siong.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07

Book Of Fairy Tales 25c.
 Entertaining tales written by play rlgat Belssco, daintily illustrated by artist Byrne, handsomely decorated ciotil covers on the dollar published list.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07

Photo color pictures of attractive subjects fitted in dainty gift frames make very pretty gifts.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07

The annual showing of calendars is in the shops-the 1908 ones are a gen tie hint that New Years resolutions will soon be in order.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07

A new collar for the four-in-hand has corners rather wide apart. At the band 1t allows the knot of the tie to rest closely.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
Eon Toys Special re
Linen Books l5c.

Untearable linen books, illustrated in colcrs, all the best titles including "Jack and the Bean Stalk, Nursery Rhymes" Fairy Tales A. B. c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07

A large shell of amber glass is triAe intended to hold odds and ends on the dresser.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
Dressed Dolls I9c.

Just for Saturday only, ono gross of handsomely dressed Dolls, l2 inches high, fine bisque heads, closing eyes, fully dressed, pretty print lace irock, hat to match, shoes and stockings; fifteen dii- ferent styles. You'd pay at least 39c for such doll elsewhere.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
Ipes'Miniaiure Railway csc

Justine Railway for the boy who vans to become a arailroad man; locomotive, tender, one passenger coach, six lengths Of track, 1 3-8 inches wide. The beauty of the !" Ives" Railway System is that you can keep adding rollin g stock, turn tables, stations, bridges, switches, etc, as you want. This is the $1.25 number. Special price for Saturday.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07

A lot of new things have been un- packed at the Gifts Shop, 5OS Y M. C.. "A. building, and if anything they are more attractive than any shown there yet.
The Washington times., 1907-01-25

Mrs Hutchins. wife of Rear Admiral
Hutchins. q. s. n, will entertain at
tea this afternoon, complimentary 20
Miss Marion Leu1ze daughter Of Cap
tain and Mrs Leutze. OF the navy yard.
The Washington times., 1907-01-25
ARMY ARISTOCRATS
CAUSE DESERTIONS?!

ATLANTIC CITY. \. j.. Jan. 20
Aristocracy Ia the American army was
bitterly attacked in "a speech before a
large gathering of churchmen this even
ns by Col. Noel Gaines. late of the
United States army and the Kentucky
militia, lie ferceIy assailed the argu-
menrs OF advocates of the army can
teen. Coloael Gaines is himself a mem-
her OF a distinguished Southern family,
and is relative OF Congressman John
Wesley Gaines Colonel Gaines declared
that the assertions from the army were
due principally 10 the ''uppishness'' OF
many officers in their dealings with the
privates. Officers, he said have
charged these assertions 10 the absence
OF the army canteen.
7 declare il is due 10 the wide gulf
between the OFFICERS and men, the lack
of fellowship and sympathy between
the two, and the high-mindedness Of the
0nicers. which In some cases can scarce
IN be distinguished from the attitude OF
Russian alistOcracy toward the peas
antry.'
The Washington times., 1907-01-25
Mrs. Hatch
Entertained
At Luncheon
Gives Her Second Home
Affair of the Present
Week.

Mrs H. n Hatch. wife OF tie former
minister TO Hawaii. entertained ano- her
luncheon company in her apartment in
Stonelcigh Court the second one this
week. Her guests included Madame de
Quesada. wife of the Cuban minister;
Madame Hebbinghaus wife of the naval
attache of the German embassy: Mrs
Bulkeiey. wife OF the Senator from Con
necticut, Mrs. Weeks Mrs. Sibiey. Mrs
Talbot Miss Houghton. sister of Mrs.
Buckley, Mrs Knapp. and Mrs. Marye.
H. A. Grant Watson. Of the British
embassy stan. and Mrs Watson, enter
tanned dinner company last evening
Their guests. Major K0erner. military
attache or the German embassy. ana
Nine. hoemcr. Captain Ryan. Of the
British embassy staff, and Mrs Ryan;
Miss Edith Miller. Miss Lowe, sister OF
Mrs. Watson, Mr.. Sturdy, the new at
tache OF the British embassy. and
Prince koudacheff, Of the Russian EN-
bassy.
The Washington times., 1907-01-25
ROLLER SKATERS
HAVE THEIR WAY
Commissioners Decide Not
to Interfere With Chill
dren'S Sport

The Board or Commissioners this
morning made public thel- decisions on
The hearing this week on the protest
made against the use Of the streets ard
pavemei ~ by cbilir'l for roller sksI-
-ag
The commissioners decided that as
the prepouderauce OF opinion was
against any Interference with the chill
JTens' sport, recreation, and outdoor
physical culture. they would take no ac-
ttcn.
Thousands of boys AMI girls m the
city are happy as "a result.
Commissioner West prepared the de-
cisi0u OF the board and says.
The Commissioners, after consulta-
ton with the corporation counsel. are
advised that they cannot prohibit roller
skating on the rOadWays nor can they
discriminate IN the matter OF age. The
effect of prOmulgating a regulation,
such as was tentatively prepared. would
be- 10 drive all children using roller
skates into the roadWays. where the
possibilities OF serious accident are
greatly Increased.
I'm view OF this fact. and also be-
cause roller skating affords 10 thOus-
auds OF children a healtlfui innocent
and enjoyable exercise. and because the
assertion OF its danger TO pedestrians
has not been borne out by definite facts,
the Commissioners feel that there Is no
occasion al The present time Tor action
oH their part
The police Will however. be Instructed
% prevent rowdyism ana dis0rderly con-
duct which can be punished under the
law, and the judge Of the Juvenile Court
Will be- requested 10 cooperate with the
municipal authorities in the suppression
of the objectionable features of roller
skating by dealing firmly with the Of
tenders 90