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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-By a middle-aged lady, one un-
furnished roOm northwest, not 20 exceed s.
per month; heat or place for stove. BOX
20. Times Office ae1u-2f
VANTED-F'or inauguration: all kinds az
accommodations WASHINGTON INFOR-
NATION AND LISTING BUREAU W L
a. 7. Bldg. 9Th and f. 949O-tf
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WANTED-Gents or general agents, to sell
our famous preparation for eczema, tetter
wounds and al skin diseases. The merits OF
our Silver Cream viii force your sales. big
profits: send l0c for sample: cheerfully return
money II not pleased. SILVER CREAM Co,
BOX IS, Tyrona, Pa. II
The Washington times., 1908-12-20
HELP WANTED-MALE.

ALL BOYS NOT NOW SELLING
NEWSPAPERS AND OUT OF EN-
PLOTMENT SHOULD CALL UPON
THE CIRCULATION MANAGER OF
THE TINES. au2O-ts
The Washington times., 1908-12-20
WANTED-AGENTS

AGENTS-We manufacture and control so
fast sellers; no other firm handles them, big
illustrated catalogue of $50 specialties and
samples free; every housewife a purchaser.
PEASE MFG. CO., Dept. -, Buffalo y. Y.
da-ll- srr-aI
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WORKINGMAN.S WANTS

WORKINGMEN-When YOU have d,De a
hard days work and got your money for IL
why not save a s. note out Of your -gages.
buy a fine tailor made slightly used slit at
81 30, or an overCOat. $50. that VIII SIve no
after regrets: one price only JUSTH'S OLD
STAND, 6l9 D NV. u
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Three tines within enc week, p cents a
Line; times. consecutiveiy. so cents a line
Minimum space. lines.
The Washington times., 1908-12-20
BUsINEss oPPoRTuN1rrEs

Gaze rh0r0us shfare: excellent. eood nav
lns proposition Tlio1NuON. 7os Srh nv
The Washington times., 1908-12-20

GROCERY provision. wood and coal store.
EJp1 stand for hustler, place f0r horse and
wagon u rear. viii sell cheap MRS FORD,
42liz j. s. nv deISs-
The Washington times., 1908-12-20
WHERE TO MARKET.

Wd. PFLIEGER, sol F ST. S. ".
Stewed beef, sc and sc; fine rib roast IOc:
cornci beef. SC and Sc: round steak. IOc;
SirlOin steak, 1219c; pOrterhOuse steak. 15c:
chuck roast 1oc; chuck steak, 10c. Call Main
100 dels-9Ot
The Washington times., 1908-12-20
DANCING.

THE DAVISONS' ACADEMY, T-g STH NV.
Oldest and best known N city q Guarantee YOU
10 dance correctly in tew lessons Barn dance
waltz. tWO-slep. naTClssus- Private lessccs
day OF eve. music class ewes Tues Thurs.
al Z practice class 20 T. Teachers. Prof
and Mrs. Dawson. Phone " 45Sz. Assembly
Dances a. National Rides Armory, Sat Ewes
u023-f
WASHINGTON new dancing academy. rs
Eye NV Prof ZEITLER guarantees u
teach IN six lessons fun course. s., music
OcZ-tf
MISS COULTER. the most skilled master 0r
dancing. e0l EYE 81. NV. ig You can walk
1 can teach YOU TO waltz Prof. Eelnether.
assistant. finest academy in city. barn dance.
private lessons, 5Ocs sOciaLs, Tuesday and
saturday evenings Phone deIs-7t
PROF. WYNDHAAI. 4sI 18th st. NV. Monday
and THURSDAY class $50. advance, $50; les
son soc Teach al dances: lessons, $50.
DANCING ACADEMY, Us I st. NV. N.ss--
Chamberlain and Cobb. teaches: social dance
Thursdays. Phone Nj. 5S4s-T. noIT-tr
ACHERS. IL, 10Th St NV Speciality, Barn
Dance class Aon-s Fri. S 70 II ,. m. pri-
vats Instructions BY appointment Hall FOR
rent oc2S-tf
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PALMISTS.

MNE- RAY, Washingtoa's old reliable palm
ist. card reader; consult this truly gifted
cIasrvoyant On business love. marriage Par
lors 4Sl Eye St. NV Visited by the leadinS
families OF your city. Hours. 10 g. m - S.59
?. N DEBIT
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CIGAR PvriOftcali Pa. ave nv 17T7--- ~
pefs pays rant- THoR&VON. 704 Sth Il nv
40
The Washington times., 1908-12-20

TIOUSEKE BRS-Or1inary windows expert-
" cleaned &c each; general house cleaning:
floors waxed, polished, rehnished; odd tots.
The Washington times., 1908-12-20

CIGAR anil p rlodieaI; New York avenue.
extremely extremely 'esiT able THORNTON, 7e4 S,h
--ff- gagl-
The Washington times., 1908-12-20

EXPERIENCED night watchuan desires po-
de1s-St
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Ford See the New Model T
%AND Price $3.50

, s-cylinder. % h. D. touring car. easily
controlled. comfortable, powerful and speedy.
surely well worth investigation. Phone for a
demonstration. CHlAS. +. MILLER & BRO
lies I4th St Phone y. E17O. de.q-tf
The Washington times., 1908-12-20

CHAUFFEUR position wanted in private
family; experienced young man: good refer
ences- 1907 ID 81.
The Washington times., 1908-12-20
SPIRITUALISM.

MRS. WHITE holds seances every sunday
and Friday nighls az s D. ~. also Wednes-
day Afternoon al . O'Clock: private interview
daily. 15l6 G St NV, ID floor.
deeo-Su ru- -fr-tf
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10 TIE LADIES

FTRS or ALL KINDS REPAIRED rn1r.
ana coilarettes- MRS. r n EVANS FOR
merry l4lz r ST.. now located Is0s Sth ny.
uoI-rF
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MASS. AVE. NE. Ss-Furnished rooms for
rent; transients preferred, near new Union
station. de4l-3t
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ASTROLOGY.

Mr. E MILLION. scientific astroIoger, 81
Eye ID ST nv HOrory as-rOl0gy. yearly
horoscope, uclivitIes. 81 Information given
on any subject Horoscopes erected by means
Of spherical trigonOmecry- Main a. de-1-u
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so Per Cent Reduction on all
HOLIDAY GOODS.
our entire stock OF holiday goods IS
luclude1 IN This extraordinary
Christmas sale. every article a use
fUi one.
PEOPLES DRUG STORE,
S24 7th St NV.
..--- Z
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
NAY BE NO GHOST WALK.
Spirit Erperts Fail to Qualify for
the 50 900 Check.

4 little more than week remains for spiritual
lists or clairvoyants to win the $5.eA prize offered
bv the Metropolitan Psychical Society for dem
onstration of supernatural powers to produce us
carnate communication read things through
a wall
The members of the society apparently more
skepticaI than ever of finding anybody to con-
meet with the switchboard of the other world for
letters have come to James L. Kellogg. president
OF the society, from and women in many parts
of the country asking opportunity to try Tor
the prize Some of these have failed TO qualify
by not meeting what should have been-tor a
person endowed with extraordinary power-a sim
ple test II was the reading of three words written
on a slip OF paper in a sealed envelope. In each
instance an evil spirit has crossed the medium s
trail and prevented the correct reading of the
words.
Just to stimulate and encourage stIl turther the
possessors of superhuman powers Mr. Kellogg
has offered 500 as compensation to any one "ho
will stand a preliminary of reading the MD
den words He sent certified check for slo a
few davs ago 70 DR.. Isaac K. Funk, of the pub
fishing firm Of Funk & Wagnalls, who believes IN
spiritualisrn. asking that he award it to the me-
dir1rn who will convince the Metropolitan Psychlcal
Society. Dr. Funk has returned the check to Mr..
Kellogg with a letter saying:
If Won would give ghost "a ghost Of a chance,
or their medium or mediums why hoi, get SouI
selves in shape 10 publish something like the FOL
we have deposited this date in the - Trust
o,on7nanJt New York 0nA cash. be paid 10 a
psvchic when the following committee OF disirter-
ested prominent men -. -,, sIail say N ma !,
he mas complied with the conditions herein named.
Here state condtionS)
IF this should be published widely trust II VIII
/ bring aCCeptanceS-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
AGAINST PICTURE SHOH S.
Uitness Says They Are Menace
to Children.

7 Fellows IenLfns superintendent Of the New
York Society for the Prevention of Cruelty 10 Ihl-
dren declared Yesterday before the legislative com
mission investigating the lower courts of this city
that the moving picture shows should be closed.
that they were menace to children. and that seN-
eraI cases of abduction had occurred from them
MAGISTRATE Corrigan denounced steering IN the
courts and also said II at the vagrancy ordinance
with its qualification without visible means of sup
port was bad.
Mr.. jenkins in reply TO questions by Julius NJ
Maver the commissions counsel. detailed the ad-
ninistrative methods in his society. Senator Page
wanted TO know whether the city paid the salaries
Of the socety's officers and did pay for keeping
the children Mr.. Jenkins said that II did. tie
declared that the work the city paid the society
9Ooo for doing would cost the city in other ways
Sl54OCo.
These places are a menace to the children said
Mr. Jenkins speaking Of moving picture shows
The lights are turned low, and we have had d
number of cases of abduction from them. resulting
in two or three going 10 states prison How
ever. a moving picture place is not theatre within
the meaning Of the law, and we cannot prevent
children from entering if pictures are not immoral
or do portray crimes.
Frederick W Stelle, junior counsel Of the excise
department. who was recalled. said that he had
found upon examination Of the records of the Court
cf Special Sessions that there had been 22l excise
in the year, 81 cases had reported conVlc-
tions. Is had been sentenced and 81 had had SEN
tence suspended. OF those sentenced none actually
served more than fourteen days in jail
Magistrate Corrigan said of Magistrate Butts =
testimony he kept his docket well up. that he
Magistrate Corrigan) had had a rush of sum
monses because of Magistrate Butts's refusal TO
issue them. The Night Court he regarded as a
great convenience.
Steering" was then taken up. It would he
minimized the magistrate said, by admitting only
the prisoners attorney. OF the Vagrancy ordi-
he said:
The qualification without visible means of sup
port is bad | know of man arrested by two
Of he looking detectives ! ever saw.
When arraigned the next morning he said: 4 am
not without means Of support have 500 bill
That man ripped open his vest lining and pulled
ont a $lOU bill. | such mhappiness as
that depicted those detectives faces,
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
GOVERNOR PRAISED BY MR. CHoATE
Says He Has Done Much in State Fight
Against tuberculosis.

From various augles the subject Of preventing
snd curing tuberculosis was approached and treat
ef al the New York State Day meetings Of the
international tuberculosis Exhibition yesterday in
sl,eeches made by state and city officials from
many sections OF the state
Joser1 Il ClCate presided over the meeting last
might and in q short address paid tribute To Gov
e-nor Hughes. by whose aid, he said. the State
Charities Aid Association of which Nj. Choate is
The president. obtained in January last year the
massage Il the law providing for the immediate
7gferrarfon Of every case of tuberculosis and for
various pr-cau1ionary measures. which. ne said.
tie results in eleven months had proved Of vast
effectivoness-
ID. Eu-ene H. Porter, State Commissioner Of
15eaFrh tilaoE that aH present would refrain from
gloomy CONCENTRATIONS OF the raFages Of the dis
ease IL the past. and asked The aldieaae 20 enter
into the campaign creerfu-iy. reInerlberlns that
tuberculosis shall never if we work, dig as many
.-.-.as .ssln.'
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Monday, Dec. 81, 1908

ARRIVED.
Steamer Minneapolis Brl. Gates London December
10 to the Atlantic Transport Line with cabin pas
sengers and mdse. Arrived the Bar - a m.
13 and L. the Atlantic Fruit Company.
with passengers and fruit Arrived the Bar at
steamer Energie Ger, Dcreose. Stockholm Novem-
her Shields December ,. Philip Ruprecht in
ballast Arrived a Bar a a m.
Steamer Amerika tGerD. knuth. Hamburg December
burg-Amercan Line. with 4S4 cabin 2i2 third cabin
and 1.T43 steerage passengers. mails and mdse.
Steamer Dorisbrool ,BrD. Bannister. Coastine No
December II. the Munson IS Line, with quebracho
wood. Arrived the Bar at > a m.
bourg December II, to the American Line win as
cabin and 14S steeraGe passengers mails and mdse.
Steamer HIsrius ,Br,, Marshall. Rosario October n
Buenos Ayres NoVembcr Montevideo 10, Para Il.
Havana L. via Boston ~. 10 r 2 Houston & Co with
steamer Carolina Sargent. Mayaguez December I
Agundia - and san Juan l6. to the New York and
Arrived the Bar at - 20 a IN.
steamer Lille tBr1. Knudsen. Port Antonio Deccin-
sengers and fruit Arrived at the Bar at . a m.
II and Queenstown IL to the white Star line t
30S cabin and 237 steerage passengers mdse Ar
rived the Bar at - % IN. 10Th.
Steamer Antilles Burns. New Orleans December tG Ia
the southern Pacific GO. with passengers and mdse
Steamer Ei Vale Patten Galveston December IL F.,
the southern Pacific 60, with mdse- Passed Quaran
steamer Porto Rico Delano Baltimore to the New
Passed in Quarantine at . a m '''' W." ''s'
Steamer O 4 knudsen CNorl. Amundsen. Tampico lie
with Lad and copper bullion on Highlands at 1910
D. VIII discharge at Perth Amhoy. y J.
Mallory IS Go, with passengers and mdse outside IN,
Bar II 10 p m.
sandy Hook \ J. Dec 2l. $3.50 m-wind west. lgh
breeze, clear; sp,oth
Steamers ,d,.,c. ,r1sbII SAiLE9 rrt.,,o. a., NJ
Maria; Coppename Dutch Demersra: Ieuctra iRr1
Montevdeo: Maraval BD. Perth Amhoy. Monroe Nor
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Had you suspect he was there for any
special reason?"
L had
And the captain?'
Yes, But I cannot say why I did not keep
my the captain instead of Thornton d.
Hams. Thornton Hams fourish2d his reVoINer
after turning his back toward :he water.
Was the revolver turned toward the peopie on
the dock?" asked Mr. Mcintyre
I do know for I watching Captain
Hans at that moment. +"
Has any told you that it will be necessary
for conviction that Thornton Hams should De
shown have assisted his brother?'
4 have only told you what saw with my own
eyes. No one has instructed me what to testl1Y-
Toward the end of the Cross-examination Mrs
Annis swayed in the witness chair. She wouId
have fallen had not court officer promptly pro-
a bottle of aromatic spirits of ammonia.
Judge Crane said that he would probably hold
night sessions hasten the trial as DISTRICT Al
torney Darrin had informed him that II "ouIn
take about five days present the rest OF the
states case.
District Attorney Darrin says he has no intention
of calling Mrs. Claudia Hams wife OF captain
Hains. a witness for the prosecution Mrs. Hams
could not be found at her home. in winthrop
Mass. yesterday. and there were reports that the
wife of the army captain had started for TINS clty
with Lieutenant Butler, of the District Attorney
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
ANOTHER BAD FIRE IN CHELSEA.

Boston. Dec 21.-The second fire Of Importance
in the city Of Chelsea since the great conlagra-
ton Of April practically destroyed the extensive
yards Of the George b. Emery Company, importers
dealers mahogany Spanish cedar and
veneer. tonight The less is estimated at $50.000
1t was feared that before strong westerly wind
the flames would extend to other property in CheI-
sea, Charlestown and East Boston The Charles
Bridge. by. and the clubhouse of the
East Boston Athletic Club. were ignited 10y sparks
but these were eXtinguished with slight loss
by Boston firemen. who had been summoned
earlier to assist the Chelsea department.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
COLONEL STOKES APPEALS AGAIN.

t-olore! william = Stokes of the 23d Regiment
FLED with The County Clerk pl Kings County yes
;er6av uotice u appeal from The decision OF the
ammo flste Ivlslsu sustaining The lower in
refusing 10 grant him annulment Of marriage
fror1 Elizabeth Htchings-Stokes The appeal
Is made or q dissenting opinion by Justice Gaynol-
t,nn " F4ftchircs. the former husband II the de
fs,sarf Who abandoned her fer more than nve
years is alive
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
FRANK sANeER,s SON TO WE'D.

Divorced three days Florence l. Burns. Of
No West s5th street. with Louis F. Sanger. son
OF the late Frank Sanger. the theatrical manager
aupIjed Yesterday afternoon a marriage license.
on December IS the woman was divorced from
William Homer Greaves by Justice DowluE. in
the Supreme Court The address OF Mr.. Sanger
was given as No. III West 5Sth street
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
MAYOR TO DISCUSS cITYs GROWTH.

In his annual message to the Board Of Alder
men Mayor Mcclellan VIII cevote chapter 70 the
enormous growth of the municipality since July J.
-aaz six months after he became Mayor
COMMISSIONS WaIchorn has informed the Mayor
-bat since July J. 1898. 3.s4fs29 immigrants have
handed in this citg. large percentage staying
,.tf- +be bounds OF the municipality. Austria
Hungary furnished the largest percentage Of imn-
grants ln this period
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22

Naples. Dec 20. m-MoItke ,Geu. New York for
suez, Dec 2I-Braemar tBr. Yokohama. etc. for New
York.
Naples Dec I6-San Giovanni dtaD New York
Bremen. De- 81. w-Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm tGerl
New York plymouth and Cherbourg
Liverpool Dec 2l-ArahIc tBrl. New York via Queens
Antwerp Dec 2o-Samland New York
brisbane Dec Hanau tGer). New York VIA Fremantle
Adelaide. atC.
AEirrS Dec l6t'hesapeake tBr New York Tor MeSstna
Hamburg Dec ls-Hesperus tGcr, New York.
de Jancro. Dec l9-Cavuur tBrl. New NorN
thcrhourg 20 4.SU m-kaiserln Auguste Victoria
tticrl York via Plymouth Tor Hamburg
Glasgow. 2o-CRledpnia t1rl, New York Via MoVule
,'rristansand ~. iO m-HelltE Olav dam. New
York for Copenhagen.
Malta pec 20-prachenfes tGerl. New York
Rrs;oI Dec 2O-KanSas City tBrl. \ew York
Fayal Dec 1o-Heathdene tBr'. Calcutta, for Boston
nd York
tBrl. New York for Hong Kong. etc.
SAILED
Huil Dec lS-Idaho tBrI New York
Antwerp. lS-St Andrew tBrf. New York
IA Ianeiro IS-Nerdt tBTl. New York
London. 2l-Mnnetonka tBrl. New York via
southampton,
Cherbourg Dec 10 p m-New York. New York.
PASSED.
Gibraltar Dec 2O-NeuenfeiS tCerh. Calcutta ana 10
lomho via Malta Tor Philadelphia and New York
Perrin, Dec 2o-InNerclyde tBrl. Yokohama FOR
Boston York.
Brow Head, Dec II, m-Iusitania (Br). New York
Tor Queenstown and Liverpool
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TRANsPAcIFIc MAILS.

and steamer. lose IN New Aor
Tahiti, MarOuesIs Islands. New Zealand
Frantiscoi" ta Mariposa Dec % $50
'ait dTessed only, Via TscomaiEeucer Is $50
Jaran. COrea China and Philippine Isl
c5EEmpress Of china Dec % $50
Australia except West), New Zealand,
Fill Islands and New Caledonia tvia
rama DEC. 27. $50
Hawaii. Japan Corca, China ana Philip
pom Maru Dec. IS. $50 p
via Sa1 Francisco-t s transport Dec 81 $50 p
Maru ... .,,....... Dec 81 $40 p
Hawaii Wia Francis,o)-Alam media. Jan I, 80 p
Hawaii. Jauan Corea China and Philip
Bo5fq = ESQ p
New Zealand Australia Except Wesp.
samoan Islands and New Caledonia tvia
san Francisco)-Austratn Mail Line. Jan 10, $50 ?
Jaran Corea china and Philippine Isl
.nds via seattie5-Kaga ........Jan "a $50 p
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
TWO OVERDUE STEAMERS AT SYDNEY

sydney e. b., Dec. 1.-Two long overdue steam
ers arrived here to-day. They the FRco from
Glasgow, and the kristina, from Grimsby both
Norwegian vessels Captain Hansen of the FaIco
reported that the steamer, which left Glasgow No
vember q. had an unusually rough trip The Kris
tina encountered heavy gales. Neither vessel
badly damaged.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
POLICEMAN GETS NINE YEARS.
Warren st.

William Hughes. a former policeman was sen
fenced TO serve nine years and six months IN sing
Sing Prison by Judge Dixie, in the County Court
Brooklyn, yesterday m 1rning. Last week he plead
ed guilty to abducting Louise Maurer, fourteen
wears Old
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
WIRELESS REFoRTS.

The Hamburg reported 4s3 miles Of sandy
Hook AZ yesterday. is expected 20 dock about 4
p to-day .oo -,
Wilhelm der Crosse reported as $50 miles
1890 yesterday is expected 70
dock 9 d n Wednesday,
The Kroonland, reported CD miles east Of SANDY
Hook at 920 m yesterday. expected TO dock about
a
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS.

Queenstown. Dec p. IL p m-Lusitania tBr New York
Liverpool proceeded
Pernambuco Dec Is-Ttnnyson tBrl New York .or
Bahia, Not arrived at Rio de Janeiro before
reported
Chemupo, Dec 2o-MatoPpo tBp. New York Colombo.
Singapore. Manila. etc.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANA


Sunrise 7:2 Sunset Moon rs Moons %
HIGH WATER.
a M-sandy 6:24 Gov. Island 6:41 He'll Gate s:34
M-sandv 6:45L Gov. Island 100 HeI Gate sos
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22

! knew what he ran down for. I had my eyes on
Thornton Hains. He was total stranger.
Had you to suspect he was there for any
special reason?'
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22

Jan 10. 6 80 p IN
Jan Il, $50 p m
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22

In cross-exauining Mrs Annis Mr. Mcintyre en-
ployed his mildest manner. lie elected the fact
that while Mrs. Annis had known Captain Hams
four OF five months she dld not ki-oW thornton
Hams on August 10
Mr.. Annis went TO the clubhouse on the 500
train 80 said the witness 4 did talk TO him
that day At ali. He left the house at 7l6 in the
morning To get early train"
You were excited and worried at sight Of Cap
tain Hains in the surrey" asked.
Yes. ] Was so worried that my whole attention
was directed toward the captain she answered.
Being disturbed in mind, your attention was di-
rected more upon the conduct OF Captain Hams
than that of others?" asked Mr Mcintyre
yes. sir
The defendant then a stranger to you2'
Yes sir. Al intervals ! looked at Captain Hams
and then / would speak q my friends"
And you stood there worried AMI disturbed fer
one2'
Yes s.r ! unable 20 see Alr- AanIs because
the sal intervened. That was while Captain Hams
was Oh the dock. ! could not s-e my husband s
face at any time during the twenty minutes that
stood on the dock ! did not hear Thornton Hams
say to his brother, Come along. Conny; Jespersrn
is not here
YOU were excited-terribly excteI2"
..,lot terribly excited until the snooung began
Were YOU concerned and solcitous about Mr..
Annis,
No no. especially. was somewhat concerned
about him When Mr.. Birchdeld down l kept
my eyes ~ The Hanses. / calico my husband
10 keep back. That I said only to my husband.
merely noticed Mr.. Birchheld run down. OF course
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-08
FORMULATING PLANS
FOR WORLDS SUNDAY SCHOOL
CONVENTION HERE.

Preliminary plans for the Worlds Sun
day School Association convention to be
held in, this city the first week in June.
1910. are already being formulated by
prominent local Sunday school workers
and officials of the organization. Within
the next two months, 1t is expected, many
of the plans for the entertainment of the
delegates and for the program of meet
ings and conference will take definite
shape.
To consider the plans made in the next
two months and outline the next steps to
be taken, an important conference will
be held in this city the evening of Octo-
Der 10. G. w. Bailey. chairman OF the
executive committee Of the association,
and the man who has charge of the gen.
eral arrangements for the gathering. Will
be present and he will meet prominent
officers of the District Sunday School
Association and learn from them what
steps they have taken. He will also re-
port at that time on the work done at
the headquarters Of the society. tending
to make the meeting a notable one.
Judging by the plans already made. DR..
F. B. Meyer Of London, the president OF
the association. has written. he Is tingiinG
with anticipation Of the convention to be
held in Washington in 1910.
Within FEW r weeks weeks. w. ;,, w. Milan Milan
Association, and p. H. Bristow, vice presi-
dent. will appoint several committees to
take charge of various features of the
entertainment. and these will be organized
and begin work at once. They will re-
port at the conference with Mr.. Bailey,
October 10.
In behalf Of the association. Mr. Bailey
has asked for the use of Calvary Bap-
fist Church in which to hold many Of the
meetings. he maintaining that the ar
rangement Of the structure Is specially
adapted for a convention of that kind. A
definite decision regarding the meeting
place will await the action of local COM
mittees.
The two previous conventions of the
association were held at Jerusalem and
Rome and the attendance was very large.
1t is expected that delegates of forty ma
tionalities will be in attendance at the
sessions here. and the number of attend
ants will mount into the thousands 1t
will bring here the leading Sunday school
workers from all corners Of the earth.
and many men of prominence the world
over will be on the list Of speakers.