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The Washington times., 1908-09-23
GOWN IN SURPLICE STYLE
BY MAY MANToN.

SurpIice effects are
always pretty, always
distinctly feminine,
and altogether attrac-
tive, and this gown IS
so constructed as 10
give q suggestion OF
the semi-princesse ef-
feet while in reality
blouse and skirt are
quite separate. AS IL
Illustrated the material
IS golden brown tus-
sore with trimming Of
velvet and soutache
in a darker shade and
Is worn over q Euimpe
Of cream colOred lace.
The lines of the gown
are all graceful and
all charming, yet II
is so simple that the
yeriest amateur need
not fear 10 undertake
II. The circular skirt
is draped to give the
tunic suggestion and
closes inVisibly al the
back and the over
blouse is made IN two
portions that are
tapped one over the
other al the front and
al the back. the
sleeves ana body por-
ton beng cut in one.
Any guImpe that may
be liked can be worn
beneath, although the
plain one with long
sleeves is a favOrite
OF the present
For TIE medium
size Will be required,
for the Over-blOuSe
, yards OF material
"A or ., / yard n
inches wide. for the
Nskirt 81 yards n
OF q, 81 yards a.
with ~ yards q
. inches wide 20 trim
both and sOutache
according 10 design
used.
The Washington times., 1908-09-23
HIGH RUCHING POPULAR.

The new pleatings and frius at the
,op OF boned stocks are growing high
er than ever. There seems no limit
&c what can be done in the height OF
the collar and the size OF the hat
While the small. pleated friIl is pret-
ty, the extra large one is not Re
member always TO have the stock very
high If YOU wear one Of these ruch-
iuSs. Nothing is uglier than the tigh,
stock that is an inch too low. with
the pleating that drOOps over its edges.
The Washington times., 1908-09-23
SIMPLE MICROSCOPE
CAN BE MADE AT HOME

II you have need OF the enlargement
Of writing which IS small and iueEible,
or II you desire TO increase the size OF
any other object, why rot mar your
OwE microscope
Cut Out a piece % thin cardboard.
Ink one side of this until it is entire
~ black Make a plnhole in the ENTER
OF the sheet
Looking through this pinhole. you VII
Re surprised 10 learn what q EOpd mlrrO-
scu-c Nn- -a--- mania ----r--
The Washington times., 1908-09-23
Not For Summer Only
P. s. 6. NapHtHa Soap is an
aLI-the-year-rOund soap.

More P. & 6. Nzphtha
Soap IS used in summer than
at any other time of year.
That is to be expected.
In the "dog days , when
the mercury hangs round 60
in the shade for weeks at a
time, a woman is glad to get
hold of anything that will
save time and labor.
So she buys a few cakes of
P. & G. Naphtha Soap and
IS happy.
Please remember, however,
that P. & G. Naphtha Soap
does just as good 00ark in
January as in July.
Il makes clothes as clean in Deem
Der as Ii June; and Il saves fi7zs, La52T
and fri n the middle Of winter as
well as u. the middle Of summer. P.
& @. Nzphtha Soap IS an sl-th7-
yesr-round soap. The sooner you
realize that, the better. a
5 cents a cake;
worth more.
The Washington times., 1908-09-23

This department is conducted with
the desire to give information, and
TO be OF practical service 70 The
Times readers II answers TO oues-
tons by mail are desired. stamped
and addressed envelopes must he in
closed No attention can be paid TO
questions relating TO minor person
alities Of the stage, repubHshing OF
poems or quotations. or the solving
Of mathematical problems.
The Washington times., 1908-09-23
NEW HATPINS IN AMBER.

The latest adornment for women s
heads sold at the shops is a haIrpin
that is only a stickpiu with an oblong
coIored head These are in amber.
amethyst. jade. and pearl. The pin at
tached Is only a finger long
These are used 10 catch Up the pom
padour 20 the brim Of the hat Only
one color must be used on a hat at a
time This IS true Of hatpins as vel
as these small hairDins.
The Washington times., 1908-09-23
- - VinIin SchnnI

for boys and girls Is 20 % years. conduct
ed so successfully for the two past years
bv Ny. and Mrs Frank T BENJAMIN as
10 win the admiration Of parents and
pupils and the highest praise from the
District papers. when 100 pupils gave an
exhibition OF their proficiency at the
ChiIdren's Csrniy ais held June and l.
Free violin school viii reopen Thurs
day. D m. September "a Pythian
TeuDIe in12 9th nv Free ,,se o. y-ioIi1S
al class room Pupils required 10 Dur
chase instruction book. $50 entities
holder 10 one years lessons free. Select
class assured. Parents call Thurs, Sept
a and be convinced
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NOT TO BE MENTIONED.

The Herr Lieutenant-TIave You read
any of the latest English noveIs2
FTauICin F'-cda-NO. 7 am trying TO
lead a better lfe.-CariCatureu.
The Washington times., 1908-09-23

Holmes delivers pies fresh from the
bakery. Best pies 10 be had Holmes
Bakery. 1st and z SITS. Phones Linen.
I4+J and 14fl.
The Washington times., 1908-09-23
Russian SamOvar.

T. K The Russian samovar Is a
copper urn or kettle used In that coun-
try for making tea
The Washington times., 1908-09-23
Library Of Congress.

Mrs. D. r. H.-The Library OF Con
gress was established IN 1850. The pres
ent building was opened 20 the public
IN November, 1897.
The Washington times., 1908-09-23
Expenses Of National Conventions.

D H M--The expenses OF q national
convention are paid by public subscrip-
lions in the city in which il is held.
The Washington times., 1908-09-23
Fire Loss in United States.

y 3. KIN 1907 the fire loss was
S2l40oo000. The insurance loss was
/ Sl2S, 90 900.
The Washington times., 1908-09-23
Oldest Italian University.

Student.-The oldest Italian institu
ton Of learning IS the University OF 30
loEna, founded 100 A ..
The Washington times., 1908-09-23

Q. H k--The secretary OF the Ac-
tuarial Society Of America is Arthur
Hunter, $40 Broadway, New York CITY.
The Washington times., 1908-09-23
ANSWERS GIVEN
/ MANY INQUIRERS
Readers of The Washington
Times Get Prompt
Replies.

RUSH QUERIES-WnI be answer
ed by telephone. Call Main $3.50 and
ask for The Times Bureau Of In
formation.
The Washington times., 1908-09-23
District Population in 1890.

D. J. H--The population Of the Dis
trict. as given by the census OF 1920
was 22,C39.
The Washington times., 1908-09-23
Grammatical Sentence.
Dollar of 1868.

c H--'NOne Of his servants was sur,-
posed TO know is correct
The Washington times., 1908-09-23

Popular Opera Chimes Of Normandy
Act 7. Talking Pictures. Majestic, only 1Oc.
The Washington times., 1908-09-23
Actuarial Society of America.

Mrs. G. H F.-There is no premium
on the dollar OF 1858.
The Washington times., 1908-09-23
LOCAL MENTION.

School Children Re- Food
that's pure, sustaining and easily digest
( ed Schneiders Malt Bread satisfies
these requirements perfectly. and in ad-
ditiOn is delicious SC at your ErOCers'
The Washington times., 1908-09-23

Newport Next
will in
OF
he left
the Of
s now with herd
fo
II
Vanderbilt conspicuousy in
Mrs William B. Leeds whose husband died
a
" Eg---o from Der husband. l-l ra...---
The Washington times., 1908-09-23
THERE'S A DIFFERENCE.

Il remember you used 10 be fond OF q
certain pretty coed.
Yes"
And she used 20 beat you IN an ar
& Iment."
She stil does. We're married now"
Louisville Courier-JournaL
The Washington times., 1908-09-23

Carpets Cleaned and ReIaid, Mattresses
Renovated L. p HinkeI & Co. -
Maine ave sw. Phone NJ 2025-
The Washington times., 1908-09-23

Purity Brand Sugar Butter, 1oc.
Bucket; Choice Potatoes. Z5c per PIX
]. 7. d. Pyles' stores.
The Washington times., 1908-09-23
Used as an Excuse
Fascination Has Gone.

haven't the slightest doubt that the
schools have been greatly improved
since 1 attended them. and that the
scholars are learned ITO a degree, but
if I were TO enter the infant class again
1 know I should regret my slate and
pencil and the opportunities for house
cleaning they gave. and I am sure I
should not find the classrooms as fas-
ciuating a place as 1 did in the days
when the scholars were not sCienJin-
Cally treated. but were regarded as
rather hopeless problems which would
come ont all right 10 matter what
system Of forcing was used for them.
LEONORE CALVEVRT.
The Washington times., 1908-09-23

Chicago Jewel Gas Raagc- Are the
best c. A Muddiman & Co. SIC 18th nv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-04
THINK THEY HAVE
HAn80R PIRATES

With the arrest Of Charles r
Kelly, Fred Miller and Harry
Pierce. who claim 10 be laborers.
last night By Sergeant OF Police
Hans Damn and Patroiman Brewer
In a cabin between the West So
attic grain elevator and Younss
town. the police believe that they
have In custody utembe0 81 the
gang OF harbor pirates who have
been iootiug warehouses. launches
and other craft for months
The men are In the city jail
The plumber found in the cabin
would stock a junk shop. Rifles
ahotguns. reviewers. tools. old
brass and fittings Of launches and
varied assortment 20 junk were
found The men owned a small
nloop. with which they eruised
about the bay The police have
seized the vessel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-04
PERSONALS


Rev. Francis ]. Van Horn, D. D..
aud family. are qamping az Bremen
ton. DR.. Van Horn viii leave In two
weeks for his vacation trip 20 Gale
fornla.
Mr. and Mrs. a. r. williams and
Misses Ethel and Betty Williams are
spending the month u july at Port
Madison.
Mr.. G. A. McKennie has returned
from a six months European tour
Charles J. Foster, son Of u. f.
Foster. viii pass the summer at
McCOnneiisviile. ohio
Mr. Allan Armstrong and Miss
Ottle Armstrong left Wednesday for
their summer home at Crystal
spriuas
Mrse Fannie Fox and her sister.
Mics Rae Lewis, leave tomorrow for
a trip through California.
Mr. and Mrs Charles A. Reynolds
left the middle Of this week for a
visit in Portland.
~ w Byers. attorney general Tor
the state Of Iowa. is the guest at
the home u 70. g. Byers, Queen Anne
hin
Mrs. u. r. Bell Of Brighton Beach
has az her guest Mrs. W. A. john
stOn Of Modesto. Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Thornton
whitney ~ 1854 Highland drive, nre
entertaining Mr. and Mrs, Williiss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-04
VESSEL MOVEMENTS
IN ALASKA WATERS

With the resumption 81 the cable
service 20 Nome. several kilograms
have been received in regard 10
the Nome fiet
Schmhach a Hamilton are In ~.
ceipt II wire from Charles ~
Hamilton reporting the 80 20
june 80 tbs Ohio had not arrived
az that port He alao advises that
the stanlO Dollar sailed south
from St Michaels on the asth ult.
and the Transit yesterday for no.
dihk. whore she will discharge a
cargo Of coal
The Elihu Thomson and towH.
the barKeH psnhing Wave and
TriudcF. which have been the oh.
Jet 81 some concern. are reported
a. arriving ~ 81 Michaeis on the
asth Of June. The barkes carried
frozen meat from Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-04

Munsen Gardiner 81 Oakland. Cal
Or. Wallace IL Lac and wife will
return Monday from a trip o. sew
aral weeks In tho East
Or y l. Forbes, assistant pastor
81 the First Presbyterian church.
@iil leave with HE family nest week
for a vacation AZ Hood canal
Mira 4 L. Ormaby and her sister.
Mrs. J. e. Hutchinson 81 Los An
EeieM sailed Monday on the Mon.
Eoiia for Honolulu.
Rev. ~ A. Frost % Brighton
Beach hRAsrs HIS guests Rsv. and
MrH W A. Waterman 81 Eiain. IN
Mrs. John EwrimK Price End MfN
J. NJ Dickinson havr left for a short
trip - Alaska
Judge and Mrs Thomas Burke
have returned from a ten months
tour % Europe
Miss Carrie Zimmerman - NJ.
Paul is guest ~ her uncle, Ms,
Sol i.rFisun. ~ Green Lake
MIR Loyal Mum ~ rveepoTt his.
T. the guest u Mr. George f.add
MUM.
The Y. ~ T. gave a picnic al
Fortuna park today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-04

pool. England. VIII wtvc his first
pupils recital Tuesday evening at
Trinity hail.
Fsrwsii Dance.
A farewell dance was given Wed
nesdaY evening az the Butler Annex
IN honor u Airs. Charles Lucas and
the Misses Hattie and Mary Lucas
who left the last Of this week for
their home IN Honolulu.
Mrs. Forrest Enssrsslns.
Mrs William n Forrest entertain
ed Wednesday afternoon al cards al
her apartments Ia the Adrian Court.
Entsrtains.
Mrs. ". Davies entertained Mon
day evening at the family home.
Beacon Hill. IN honor ~ her daugh-
ter. Miss Beatrice Davies. and Mrs.
@. romroy and Mian narton 20 Gal
weston. Texas Mrn. Davies MAS a.
sisted BY Mias Mildred Moore. Miss
Margaret Winston II Monian- and
Miss GAFna Frances Gillette.
Japanese LWsshsor.
A japanese luncheon was given
Tuesday by Mrs. . . Cannon al
her residence. sol sdrd az. y. In
honor 81 Miss Nrtti~ Peaches Of
London. England. who il the guest
OF AIRS. Goshen ~ oil point
Officers Entertain.
The warsiroom Officers - the re-
cslving ship Philadelphia entertained
"Wednesday evening "a ths Navy
Yard. Puget sauad. ia honor - MtsH
Howe ~ Portland and Miss Holmes
Of SAP Francisco.
Luncheon Cor Miss Asrshsli.
arH. Arthur Dunn entertained at
luncheon for her guest. Miss Mar
shall u Portland. Thursday.
In Homer 81 Mrs.. De Wee.
A reception waA gY.en Thursday
night At the home ~ Mrs W q
Butterfieid at Rainier Beach IN hon
Or % Mrs. Emma Saith DE Wee.
state president 81 the Washington
Woman Suffrage association. Fol-
lowing the receiving hours addresses
were made - NfN lie Voc Mra
Edward =. tfrk and Miss Helen
Kanaiey. a. this time che Rainier
Beach branch ~ the King County
Political Equality. club WAS ue1an
ired with the faNwing elected u :
ficerss Mias Mabel A. Heluich.
president. Miss Thercaa Moore.
vice president MisH Louise kang-
ley. second vice president; Miss
Kate naffsrfieid, treasurer, and Miss
Heien kanRisy. secretary Music
was furnished by Misses Edith and
Mary Passage.
Lorraine Social Cluh
The Lorraine Social club Niii meet
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. t.add.
1915 East HpfinE a.
Catholic Ladies Club.
The Catholic Ladies' Charity club
will meet with Mrr. John y Jitek =
son Wednesday. July IS a. her sum
uar home. "IirookridNe"
John y. Miller. ", ". c.
The John ? Miller. y r. C.. will
meet Wednesday afternoon at Pyth-
Ian hall.
Calsidh Club.
The Caieidh club viii meet Tues
day with Mrs. "a &. Hsichert. Wild
ruhe. Rolling hay,
Alamo Club.
The Alamo club will give a dane
ing party July 10 at Msydsnbauer
bay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-04

cllmen.
John r Hsstman. attorney for the
railroad. made an address 10 the
citizens present Ia which he said
that the road was &xious 10 get
the franchise question settled and
was willing TO make any reasonable
concessions He announced that the
road would build a $4,000 depot.
WOULD trade site for the present
city hall site. and give money 10
build a new city hall. and would do
anything elae that could be reason.
ably expected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-04


, Robert Cairns, minister. II n. D.,
Regeneration Of the Individual the
Hope 81 the Nation. 8 y, M, "old
HlOrys Greatest Enemy"
First Boylston GAO Marion; Rev,
~. l.. Whitman, EDD, pastor. II
q, m, THE LafEFf Citizenship"
Heb. ifi-fg. : y. m. The Present
Crisis an Appeal for Good Citizen
ship"
Fremont Rev James Cairns, pas
tor II a NJ, patriotic service 1890
y. m. evangelietic services
West slde5eadrona hall; Rev.
Arthur -. Carpenter. pastor. y.
m. THE Sermon on the Mount"
Dunlap Rainier blvd. Rev. peter
a. Klein. pastor. II a. M. The
ZOO Of Christ 1890 y. m, The
uusfswcSpble Question"
south Seattle Rainier st. 8 ,.
m. "The Mountain Sermon" fourth
IN series on Great Events IN the
Life of Christ"
First gwedish--Pine and Ninth.
Rev. v. Linden. PASTOR i04b a. m.
Believing and Suffering In Christs
Behalf"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-04
Congregational.

Piymouih-Thlrd and University
Rev. Francis }. Van Horn. - D..
pastor ~ a M. "A Summertime
Meditation .. M. The New
Declaration a Independence.
Pilgrim broadway and Republic
an. Rev Edward Lincoln sfo,th. u.
~. pastor. u a. m.. Spiritual Re-
neNeAf. =. m.. communion and
reception ~ members
Queen Anne Queen Anne nv. and
Usicf 81 Rev. sydney Strong. -
y. pastor. ~ q. m.. Beside the
SEA q. m. communion and Fe-
certion ~ members
University brooklyn nv n.
Rev. n g. Mason. pastor. ~ a. M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-04

Pantao,A New OH.

The Frank Maltese company Of
frS people. IN comedy sketch en-,
Tried The Wrong Mrs. Appleton.
Ia the leading feature on the new
bill which opens az the pantages
theatre Monday afternoon
Among other attractions 90 the
bill arp the Four Comrades. In a
novelty knookabout acrobatic act:
Rome. May and Juliet. trio singers.
I'd Crawford. singing aud talking
comedian. Marie Robson, the queen
% magnetism. Mr. Elwell, in an ~
Snstrated song. and the motion pic
furcs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-04
HOLD FUNERAL SERVICES.

Funeral services for Emma Col
lier. 20 years old. we're held Thurs
day afternoon. AZ the chapel OF tbs
House Of the Good Shepherd. Rev.
Father WolfRanR. o. $. r., officiai
ed and also conducted the services
at Galway oe~ctery. where the r.
mains were Inferred In the ctnl
dren'a plot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-04


First NJ. E.--The Tabernacle, bth
and Union. Rev. w. 81. W Rees.
-. d.. pastor. II a. m, "Thc Cos
pei Power" p. M. the evan
GILL; Z, iia aecA me msd paipit are 'A-
Gilman Park NJ. e. 22nd nv. n.
w and seth ST. Rev. W ~ For
syth, pastor. ii a. m. What
NcxtY" .. M. DR. Harrington viii
preach.
IIillman NJ Rainier blvd. and
CoiiinKwood av,i Rev. Geo. G. POOL
ton. pastor @. IA, Americas
Ni rsssslde NJ. q.akewsy ana
asth av. 81 Rev Geo. G. Poolton
pastor n a. m. Good People CALI
"a Believers
AIadfona IIelghtA NJ Ellis sgrd
av,. Rev. J. TByiaG Wright, pastor
II a. N, "A Day 60 BE Remember
Cd" ., M, THE Opening OF the
Books"
Queen Anne NJ - Firth and Car
field, Rev Thos " Elliott pastor.
II a. ~ Modern Martyrs' 5 y. M
BETTER Things
INTERPLAY NJ E~-Orand blvd, and
22nd av w, Rev Roy Sprague,
pastor y a, M. True Patriotism .
) D. m. True Kingdom"
University NJ Ell NJ CauHe,
pastor II - m. "welb Placed
Trees"
Green lake NJ E.--Rev. " T. Ben
edict. pastor Gsth and First ay.
y. g.: 100 80 a. M. "The Jewish Tab
ernacle~Thc Priest ana His Gar
menta". y. M. aiercpptlcpn ser
mon on In His Steps" by chaa. N
Sheldon
Grace NJ E-KlnE end 30th av
.H. W. r. Randolph. pastor. 10 -
a. m. quarterly meeting; sermon
and communion service BY Or Har-
rinEton. az $50 p m Senator =. ".
piles viii address the young people
on Good Citizenship"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-04
TENNIS TEA
BY CLUB
Social Opening Of the LO.
cal Court Next
Week.


The announcement Of the reopen
lng u the tennis court Al the corner
~ summit and Madison ~. has been
most pleasantly received by the low
era of eha outdoor sport An affair
~ next week that viii be u Interest
socially vii be It's formal opening
By a tea i~rved hy the Woman =
Branch ~ the Tennis club Ibis
viii BE- held "Wednesday IN the pfft-
able house on the grounds. The la
dies presiding during the afternoon
will be- Mira q. n. Rollins Mrs
Joshua Green. Mrs Edwin a. strout
Mrr Alexander McEwan. Mrs. II. W
Mills. Mrs. Manson ~ Hackus, Mrs
a. ~ Rtimaon. Mrs. Charles Me-
Nance. Mrs J. -. Farrell. Mrs.
Montgomery Russell Mrs. George
HawIey. Mrs. Frederick Bausman
and Miaa Hauford.
Entsrtains at Luncheon.
Mia Alice Hardy viii give n
luncheon at her queen Anne hiii
home Tuesday in honor of Miss
Auna Furth Terry and Miss Don
nenh0wcr ~ New York.
Mrs. Whitney TO Entertain,
Mr.. and Mrs. william r. whitney
will entertain informally Mpnuas
evening Ga honor ~ their Ruehtf'
Mr. ana Mrs. william Munsen Gard
liner OF Oakland. tai
Club Dance.
An enjoyable dancing party ana
dinner was given BY the members
of the Firloch club last evening.
Pupils Recital.
Bowman Haiston, assisted by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-04

Az the Star theatre. beginning
Monday afternoon. there viii be
seen June Saimo. the Devil Dandy.
o European novelty eou,ortiouist.
Eddie Roesch aud the motion pic
lures: Phil OFT. Nelson and Stede-
man. in Nearly a Doctor. Tom
Gillen. known as "Ffnuggans
Friend. Terley. IN a series ~ bust
limitations; the Mozarts. in 'lieinle.
the German cobbler." and Potter
and Harris. the novelty gymnaste
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-04

School Of occult scsnoe-i40s End
av.. Mrs. Minnie Jennings pastor.
2;s0 y. M, "The Can ~ the Soul.
.. m. "Philosophy--B Jackey."
TheosOphlcal--I42 Second. 8 D..
M. brotherhood" by Dr. Edward
BOwca
Rational Church Of Universal Re
iigi0n--1f20 Second. .. m, The
New Reformation" by Winfield
scott Smith.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-04
AZ luna Park.

Juan de Ia Cruz. one Of the Fiji.
plno mldgesn at Luna park. Is said
90 be enc of the smallest men In
the world today. and his sister. Mar
tina. Is still smaller, being two snch.
es shorter than the little man,
Capt Mecklem has been having
some trouble with his airship Ia the
nature ol hig sap in the blk hag
that allowed a large amount Of the
hydrogen 70 escape lie will have
the big balloon In working order
soon, In spite % the handicap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-04

''Lessqng FROM a ovlsyt1fSj Ap.
Hssd.t ne A's''' Of inc ~
TdgowAler- whitman av near
KilbourTtT rev. VIM. c. Kantner
p. b.. pasYor ii a. m, "T'hS Lab.
R,iaRss About tho Cross" com
munidn and reception Of members,
.. m. The Dethronenent Of a
King"
pfospect~-E. Prospect and goth
av. ". III a, m, communion ana re-
oeptlon ~ members
West Seattle Grand Ay and Co
dar st. THE Strength Of QUIET
ness; & . m. what tho Declare
ton Of Independence Did for Two
Oreat Nallona."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-04

], NJ Armour. "'rhe only Way 10
Know Vpd", evfning, "Christ's Way
OF Abr6kating Law
Lutheran.
QaA Trlnlty-E Olive and iIth
ayS-tev. q o. Lund, - D., pastor
II a. m, The Lost Found, 7.sb D..
m, Voices Of Hiai9es"
%
Catholic
H>yamsF Cathedral Ninth and
MD \ maaz-1eSly ~ : a. m. sun
daS&1t 0, 9nd 0 a. m; high
mass at II a. NJ vespers DIN.
Church Of Immaculate dN4rep-
lion 18Th and Marion, mass daily
at $3.50 and $40 a. m Sunday az
9, z and $3.50 a. M. high mass at
1890 4 m; veapers ~ 7 40 D. m.
stl( 3bseph's.- 18th and r.. Aloha,
mass day Oat $50 and $3.50 a. ~.
sunday IJg0 and o a. m: high
mass. ! ! n. m, yeapers. 1880 y. ~.
81 AlphOnsus-l6th av. ~ w and
bsth st.. Ballard. mass 3 a. m.
Sunday mass, . "a. M. high mass
1890 u. m. Sunday school. a. ~.
benedictlon, q 100 y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-04
49,, Mansell n shakssPsN'ss"
Drama.

wing and Richard Mansfield. Mr.
Nsntell has been recognized by the
greatest critics IN Ills country az
prsrsmlnently the t4gesiian Of the
present day.
In the following list OF plays.
which he viii present during his
engagement. win BE- noted a nnm.
hsf that have not been seen In many
PEARS. and which are bound 10 At.
tract the attention % the Shakes.
resreAn student as well as the gen.
sTnl theatre gQ.r
Dr.. MQteli win begin his engage
msnt SUNDAY night with -king
Lear, which viii be repeated Non
dxt and Friday nights: Tuesday
nixhs, Macbeth. repeated Satur'
fzy afternoon. "Wednesday after
soon. The Merchant OF Venice /.
"Wednesday night. Hamlet. Thurs.
dax nlrhf. ~Othello. and Saturday
nsghf. King Richard ri" William
Collier viii gef Caught In the Rain
here for ne last time tonight
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Atlantic fleet is sHll ~ ta'e rsoG
yard. Soc ti8 bassloieAAp otoaf
leland IN the aryes@s. SoaDs sssNts
10 times @EBg fr@0 P@e q loot Of
Yesltg We @Owaata u4p, ZEE. zee
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The Burgess Bunting company
will next week present The Mys-
terry Of Temple Court. a comedy
drama by 81 Coudit who Il a mem
Der Of the company and stage dt.
rector al the Seattle theatre The
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gza Alaska building
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Ing room In church building.
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