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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-28
Bryan GOSSipS Long
With Gen. GrOSVenOr
In Lobby of House

William Jennings Bryan was waiting
in the lobby of the House for a Southern
CONGRESSMAN with whom he had a pOit-
zeal or some other discussion pending.
While he waited along came venerable
person with Santa Claus Whiskers and
a general air Of benevolence. Bryan
Jumped up as suddenly as II II might
have been old St. Nick himself. come
with a certificate Of Presidential cleo
ton
general" he said, Tn so glad to
see you"
so am L. replied Gen Charles H.
Grosvenor, former Congressman, now on
the retired list, but just as sharp Of
tongue and disposition as ever. and I'M
derstOOd 10 DO laying wires to get back
20 the House.
General Grosvenor came to Washing
ton two OF three days before Bryan, and
gave out a public statement based on
a careful investigation, in which he de-
CIared that Bryan could not possibly
get than more than 166 electoral votes,
and that there was no chance for the
Democrats to carry the Presidency, be
cause the rule, laid down by General
Grant, still holds good, that the Demo-
Gratis could always be counted on 10
make fools Of themselves when II would
do the Republicans the most good.
II was not fifteen seconds before Bryan
and GrosvenOr had their arms around
each other.
sI see you're out OF office now?p ten
tatively Suggested the Nebraskan.
Temporarily. yes" replied the Ohio
man Of figures
Same way with me- said Bryan. .
And like a. pair of old CrOuies, these
twain OF bitter political enemies EossIped
for ten minutes about everything but
politics, and agreed IN conclusion that
the coming campaign was going to be
right interesting
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FOR KENr-HCUsKa

NEW Groom and bath In the southeast.
handsomely decorated. large cellars and
furnace heat S. r. MASON, 1895 G 81. Sc.
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MENTAL HEALING
PASTORS THEME
The Rev. DR.. Elwood WOr-
ceSter, of Boston, Tells of
New Science.

An audience which packed the parish
nan OF St. Andrews Church and in
GUIDED some Of the most prominent pro-
lesslonal, scientific, and business men OF
the city, last night heard the Rev. DR..
Elwood Worcester, of Boston, lecture on
the manner in which the Emmanuel
Church, of that city. treats and cures
nervous diseases.
Or. Worcester is rector Of the church.
Tonight he will lecture 10 men only at
81. Andrews, his audience being largely
composed OF physicians, inasmuch as
Ut. Worcester works in thorough &C
cord with the physicians OF Boston.
The new method employed at the
Emmanuel Church, It was explained,
has been aptly called mental therapeu-
Hes. Dr. Worcester says that IL breaks
neither with Christian Science nor with
science. The lecturer told of the hun
oreds now under treatment at the EN-
manuel Church The first requirement
Is that the patient shall he sent by a
reputable physician. Then, if his case
IS organic, the rector and mis- assistants
have nothing to do with the case.
The scheme was first suggested to
me some years ago by DIT. S. Weir
Mitchell. namely. the combining OF the
TWO greatest powers of modern times
real religion and genuine science, in
order to bring them TO bear on person
at one and the same time"
The method pursued at the Emmanuel
Church. one OF the largest and richest
IN Boston, is the development Of the
subconsciOus self Of a man. The exist
ence OF these hidden powers within. Dr..
Worcester stated, was now recognized
by all scientists. "Our aim is TO en-
able people to lead a highly efficient life
by increasing their moral and nervous
power" he said.
DIT. Worcester said that thousands at
tended their weekly health conferences,
numbers coming from New York ana
other cities. He hopes within short
time that other churches will take up
the question 1T IS absurd that
churches worth Millions of dollars
should be idle all the week, while many
persons needing help pass by, only 10
ind the doors locked and barred
The work as Carried on at Emmanuel
Church, it was explained, imposes no
new dogmas upon the patients, tho
workers combining their efforts with
sound scientific help. The cures are
based on three agenCies-mOral re-edu-
cation, waking suggestion, and hypnosis.
DIR. Worcester has ten helpers in the
work. which is done free OF charge.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO q. III.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.


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Ticket Omces. I4II Z 81. lei. Main 1881; ~
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station Ticket OiEcS. Tel. Aaia 1zsJ. Iufor-
NATION Bureau. q aiE 1850. DOIT-tf
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FAMILY OF DUKE
TO VISIT SHONTS

Mrs. Oscar Turner, viii not receive at
the Ebbitt House today.
Mrs. Olin Young. wife of Representa-
tive Young. will be at home at the Nor
mandte today and on February 4, from
4 until 6 o'clock.
Mrs. Jesse Overstreet will be at home
today at the Portland.
Mrs. Bartlett. wife OF Representative
Bartlett of Georgia; Mrs. Johnson. of
Kentucky. and the Misses Johnson, will
be at home in the Cochran Tuesday
February IL.
Mrs. Isaac Pearson and Mrs. Rob Roy
McKahan Will be at home February )
aud - at 1905 Sixteenth street.
Mrs. J. Wesley Bovee, of 1905 Sixteenth
street, Will be at home the first and
third Wednesdays in February.
Miss Doerr, of Philadelphia. who has
been visiting her aunt Mrs. =. V. De
Graw' has returned 10 her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isador Kaufman, of 63l
q street southeast, have returned from
a two weeks trip TO New York and
Atlantic city.
Miss Elizabeth McCaully Will give a
musicale Wednesday evening at the
Farragut Tea House, go Farragut
square, for the benefit OF the charity
fund Of the Washington Seminary
Alumnae
There are no tickets, but a silver Of
ferins VIII be taken at the door.
Among the dinner hosts of last even
ing were Mr.. and Mrs. RupOlph b. Ben
rend. Of the Huntington
t1aHH fpfl Ash
OF Baltimore; Mss Nellie BehTend. j.
Mayer, OF Oh City, Pa and DR.. Edwin
BehTend.
A well attended charity srd party
was held yesterday afternoon in the
parlOrs Of the Mercantile Club.
Miss Amelia Wolf won the first whist
prize and Mrs. c. LisspergeT won the
second. Mrs Louis EiSeman won the
fTst bridge whist prize and Mrs. Fred
SChWab the second. The euchre prize
was won by Mrs. S. II. King.
Miss Selma ETlanger, Of Baltimore. is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. B. solomon
Phil King has returned from a few
days visit TO New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Cans, Of Richmond,
spent a few days here with their mother,
Mrs. Cans, Of Fifth street, while en-
route 10 Lake Saranac, \. Y.
Mrs B. NOrdllnEer has as her guest
for a few days her cousin, J. Mayer, of
oil City, Pa.
The second Of the course OF talks
was given Sunday evening at the Eighth
Street Temple under the auspices OF the
Council Of Jewish Women, and a de-
lightfuly entertaining evening was
spent by those present.
The address was made by Judge VIII
liam De Lacey. Of the Juvenile Court.
The musical program consisted OF violin
solos by Sol Minister and vocal solos by
Miss Cora Steiner, with Mrs. Levi II.
David at the plano.
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SAVED BY
SHOPMATE
VIM. vedder, Of Ingersou Avenue,
Schenectady. Tells How Father
Johns Medicine Cured HIS Lungs
ard Built Up His Strength.

Last fall. I had a severe attack of
pneumonia and was confined 10 the
house for four months. AT the end OF
that time 1 was stII suffering from a
hard. hacking cough, from which the
doctors could give no relief. / tried
everything 1 could think Of or hear Of
but with no beneficial result. in this
condition / returned to work One day
q Shopmate, who noticed how 1 was
suffering, advised me to Try bottle OF
Father Johns Medicine / do so and
began 10 get relief AT once. 1 was soon
cured OF the cough and able once more
10 take good nights rest. but fearing
that the cough might return, / contin-
ued taking the medicine until I had
used twelve bottles. When / began 20
take the medicine 1 was in very weak
condition, but 1 gained in strength rap
IDLY and am nov as strong as ever. I
believe my cure was due entirely 70
Father Johns Medicine and I heartily
recommend IL 20 all who are similarly
afflicted" (Slgned) William Veder. g
Ingersou avenue, Schenectady, y. Y
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ARGENTINA HONORS
TORPEDO FLOTILLA
President and Ministers
Give Reception to Amer
lean Officers.

BUENOS AYRES. Jan. 2S.-President
Alcorta, Minister of War Fraga, Min
lister OF Marine Bethedermes. and Min
lister of Foreign Affairs ZebalIos re-
ceived the Omcers Of the American
torpedo boat fotilIa today
40 Lieutenant Cone commanding the
hoGlla, President AlcOrta expressed the
pleasure the United States vessels visit
gives Argentina and voiced his hope
for still closer friendship.
The closing OF congress by the gov
eminent has not caused the political
tempest which was predicted. preaum-
ably because the countrys prosperity
convinces the masses OF the people that
the administration is acting for the
best.
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CHESAPEAKE and ORIn "a

NOTE. Published only - inE9TmaJlou and
UUI guaranteed
400 = Nc. G o. Limited. Daily. Fast
SesuDu4e train. pullman sleepers 70 Lex
inzton- Louisville, Cincinnati, .IudIausrlITIs
Ch.czxo and ST Louis Connection For
Virginia Hot Springs pullman Car louis
tfUE 10 Memphis ant New Orleans Iy91----
Cars. q ia carte service
400 p Nj =. Y, LIMITED Uzf7v
solid vesuDu4e tram Pullman sIespe.s %
Cincinnati. Lexington Eld LsJufsyiIIe
Compartment sletE -nS car 10 Virginia NOD
Eur.I.Es Week CaEs- Dining Cars a il
csrte servlCs- Putnam EIespsTs CIrrInrsfi
u chicago and 81. Louis, and L.ouisvIII- II
Memphis, Nashville, aDC New Orleans
Reservations and tickets Al Chesapeake and
ONO OfIces, 5L3 Fsulsy Ivauia ave - -
A. near r. and New Union station TsI.
uhuus, Main ssSy. Tor Warrington .rern7f-,sr
Ticket once nc-s5-tf
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CRUISER SOUTH DAKOTA
PLACED IN COMMISSION

The cruiser South Dakota has been
placed in commission at the Mare
Island Navy Yard, under the command
OF capt. Charles S, Fox. The South Da-
kOta Is one Of the largest type Of the
arTnored cruisers, being a sister ship Of
the California
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-28

musicale Wednesday evening at the
Farragut Tea House, go Farragut
square, for the beueht OF the charity
fund Of the Washington Seminary
Alumnae
There are no tickets, but a silver Of
fering viii be taken at the door.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-28
REVOLUTION CRUSHED,
LEADERS IN HIDING

United States Minister Furniss, at
Porto Prince. Haiti. has informed the
State Department that the revolution
N Haiti is practically crushed.
GunaiVes has been retaken by the
government forces and General Firmiu
ana the other leaders are seeking refuge
at foreign consulates.
It is believed that they viii be given
shelter.
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAH.

FOR RENT-Part OF house. several a.-..
ground chance for garden: $40 month SheD-
herds road B-ightwO5d, near car line. IN
quir~ Tor r. WALDRON {a2s-et
SI&-ROON house good condition. large
garden spot. fruit convenient to trolley: one
car fare; SO a month.
MARION DCCEETT & son.
go 7 St y. " 1aH-3t
NINE-ROON house; one block from trolley.
recently painted inside ana out: beautiful
view an ideal suburban home: y acre land
all necessary outbuildingss SIS q noAth
MARION DUCKETT * son.
65j r St y W ia7s-7t
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REnSEN
TO HEAD FOOD BOARD

From an authoritative source It is
learned that President Ira Remsen. Of
Johns Hopkins University, viii head the
board Of i've scientists who are to form
the consulting committee on the enforce
ment OF the pure food and drugs law.
created last week by President ROOse-
welt. The remaining members of the
board are not yet definitely decided
upon.
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SEAB0kRD AIR LINE RAIL WAY
Ticket Office, IAzE Penns. Az.

EOTICE-FoIlJWlng schedule not gJa-s7ta,.
Il.O5 a. m. daily-SeaoOaTd Mail gTE~S-7-L
coaches and pullman s.eePeIS 20 savanna
and jacksonville Through sleeper 1Ea-r----
ton 70 Ea-l-st and Hamlet 10 Atlanta E-s--9
car 10 PIuehursJ. Dining cars. '0-
10 p. H., aa1ly-SsaDoar1 Florfda -
tied. solid Pullman train through ID 49,
Sonyille and St Augustine Also Tt-,--
64eepeTs 10 flnehlTst, Atlanta. Elrlnl1.r-
ham and Memphis Dining cars
$50 p m.s daily ABOARD E,,r--
Coaches aud PUlIm4ns u .sayannz - -
jacksonville
K. d sTASSELL, District PASSENGER avz,,
fan
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Miss Wallace Honored.

Miss Wallace. of New York, was the
guest complimentary TO whom a lunch
con was given by the Misses Johnson.
Miss Adelaide Johnson wore a black
lace princesse gown, Miss Julia johnson
yellow satin, Miss Elizabeth Johnson
blue chiffon over taffeta.
Among the guests were Miss Miller
Miss Porter Miss Klein, Miss Harris,
Miss Wallace Mss Henley, Miss Evans.
Miss Lepland. Miss LaunCelct, and Miss
Cullen.
The dining-TOom was beautifully dec
GRATED with American Beauty roses and
ferns Cards were played after the
luncheon
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

y. B-FouowinE schedule figures nrt-,-,.- =,
only as information and are not z-7larsrrr.,5
For Atlanta birmingham. Mobile " %
leAns' AshsEliLe. Chattanooga. Memphis, 500
a. ~. and Il.JJ ?. u. daily.
For H"sAAoI.s. Knoxville. Chattaao5ra
Memphis, New Orleans, l0sl5 ?. N. daily So
points, $40 ?. III. daily. ia
For Columbia. Charleston. Augusta, Aka.
$50 ,. m, and s-5g p 10. daily. >--'
l. \ BROWN, General Agent.
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RHEUMATISN

want every chrome rheumatic 10 throw
away al medicines all iiniments, az plas-
tiers. and give MUNYON'S Ok RIFiEUMA-
TISM CURE n trial No matter what your
doctor may say, no matter how prt5 u-
diced you may be against al advertised
remedies. 90 al once 70 your druggist and
get bottle OF the 9X RHEUMATISM
CURE There are 100 doses in a bottle. and
as one lady says. Every tablet is wO.th
more than diamond OF the same size" A
few doses will take away all aches and
pains, and cure generally follows before
Sne bottle e. used
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN in any amounts from
5 10 per cert on District Of Columbia real
estate. Special fund $1,000 at 5 per cent
Every consideration shown borrowers
The Harrison Realty Company
Phone Main 5S52- gu! 9 street y. w
mv29-tf
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-28

Mrs. Jesse Overstreet will be at home
today at the Portland.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-28

Mrs. Oscar Turner, win not receive at
the Ebbitt House today.
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LOAN COMPANIES.
Money Loaned Salaried People

and others, without security; easy payments.
Onices In IS principal cities; save yourself
money by getting my terms first D. Il
TOLAAN, Room GOO. 5Ss 18th ct. nws dests
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Mrs. Bartlett. wife OF Representative
Bartlett of Georgia; Mrs. Johnson. of
Kentucky. and the Misses Johnson, will
be at home in the Cochran Tuesday,
February IL.
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Stop! Look! Listen!

We nlIl make you q loan CT from SIy 10 $So0
On Pianos, Furniture. Life Insurance OF In
corsed Notes at THREE PER CENT. Make
tie payments any size you desire and o1e AZ
any time convenient 10 you
Borrow $50 and pay back 5000 per mo- for
G mo. Borrow 50 and pay back $50 per mo-
for = mo. BorTOW 500 and pay back S1.ls per
mo. for L mo. Borrow Slgo and pay back
81 % per mo. for y mo-
THESE PAYMENTS INCLUDE PRINCE
PAL INTEREST AND ALL CHARGES.
Nothing Deducted Liberal discount II sex
tied - advance.
Citizens Loan and Trust Co.
So COMMERCIAL BANK BUILDING.
NV. Cor 18TH and q SITS. NV.
TAKE ELEVATOR TO FOURTH FLOOR
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MT. VERNON HIVE INSTALLATION

The newly elected officers Of Mt. Yer
non Hive. No. 2, L. o. T. NJ, viii be
publicly installed this evening at Pyth-
ian Temple. Dancing viii follow the
installation
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MONEY TO LOAN ON
On Real Estate

MONEY TO LOAN on approved CITY real
estate at lowest current rates Special prfyi-
leges with respect TO prior payments. iarga
amounts a specially. TYLER & RCTHFR
FORD, go 18th ST NV no2T-ts
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Mrs. Oln Young. wife of Representa-
tive Young. will be at home at the Nor
mandie today and on February 4. from
until 6 o'clock
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WAREHOUSES;.

I WANT % rent a small house with modern
improvements in suburbs near GEORGETOWN.
with option OF purchase. Send full partIcu-
lars 20 BON $40. Times ONCE IL
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Mrs. Kahn at Home.

Mrs. Kahn, wife Of Representative
Kahn, Will be at home today at the
Normandie,
Mrs. Caldwell. wife Of Representative
Benjamin F. Caldwell, and her daughter,
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Continued from Fourth Page)

her father. Fred G. Richards, to the
strains OF Lohengrtn's Wedding
March, rendered by Miss Eda Bowers,
vlolinist, accompanied by Mrs. j.
Thomas Baines
The bride wore a handsome white SILK
princesse gown, trimmed with duchess
lace a family heirloom, with a tule veil,
and carried white hlacs. The bride
groom was attended by W. Parker
ReinOhl. as best man, and the bride
by Airs. w. Parker Reinohl, the matrOn
OF honor, who wore a white silk
princesse gown and carried a bouquet
of Princess Beatrice roses. The bride
wore green broadcloth gOing-away
gown.
Owing tc a recent death in the fam
ily of the bridegroom, only the imme-
date relatives and intimate friends
were present.
The bride cut the wedding cake with
Nathan SWEET Kimbau, of Massachu-
sets.
Mr.. and Mrs. ReinohI will be at home
after February IS at GIL . street north
west.
Mrs. J. Franklin Bell and Mrs. Ernest
Darlington, of the Highlands, will not
be at home today, but will receive Tues
day. February 4. and the succeeding
Tuesdays during the season
Mrs. Charles du Fief Fowler will be
at home at the Burlington today and
Tuesday, February T.
Arthur II. Tlrreu Will be at home today
at the Port land
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FOR KENT-APARgMENTS


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hot-water heating. one fire cooks and heats
the apartments. take through cars on q 81
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porch and yard. hOt-Water heat. perfect con-
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five large rooms and bath; take through
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Miss Obendorfer Leaves.

Miss Lotue ". Obendorfer, sister OF
DR.. and Mrs. Abram Simon, OF Univer.
sity place, left Washington today FOL
New York. where she expects to remain
for an indefinite stay.
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SECOND TRUST
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-28

Mrs. Isaac Pearson and Mrs, Rob Roy
Mckahan Will be at home February .
aud - at 1905 Sixteenth street.
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DR.. SHADE

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Mrs J l. BOhn is spending some time
in Washington, the guest of her brother
in-law and sister, Major and Mrs
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MONEY TO LOAN On D. c. REAL ESTATE
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Mrs. ]. Wesley Bovee, of 1905 Sixteenth
street, will be at home the first ana
third Wednesdays in February.
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