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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-05
Papers Account
OF the Celebration.

The National Intelhsencer OF July
Z. gave the following account Of the
celebration:
''The democratic citizens of the Dis
trict Of Ccsunlbia met at an early hour
In the city of washington according to
the arrangements of the three united
committees OF Washington, Alexandria,
and Georgetown and proceeded TO the
church In T. street, where being honor
od with the presence of the President
of the United states. the heads of de-
partments and a great concourse of
ladies and strangers they heard the ora
ton OF joel Barlow, ESD, which had
been pre-announccd in the public pal ers.
This was most solemn and impressive
discourse upon some OF the most i'm
portant duties that still remain to be
performed by the Government and DeO-
pie of this country for consolidating
improving and penetrating our great
contederated rCDdblic. The scene ia
tie church was much enlivened by q
rendering of appropriate airs from an
elegant band UI music COMPOSED of
sons company of eight infantry who
: particularly volunteered their services
for tile occasion
THE Grafton WIS preceded by the Dec
iaratcn of Independence read by Gen
eral Mason This monumental act of
sovereignty he preface5 by & few in
teTesting remarks on the distressing
state OF things which il I776 forced the
colonies TO this measure and by reading
I the list of those inustI1Ous names thar
stand affixed 10 the act as objects of
national gratitude
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-05
ADMITS STEALING EGGS

MACON, Mo-, July Dora CasteoL
tHc vouue woman from st. Louis who
admitted stealing eggs from "a freight
car. saying that IL was TO keep her sis
ter from starving, has been sentenced
fo three years Iu the peniteutiaTy by
Judge shelter vino afterward paroled
ner. Judge shelton offered "A word ~
advice to Miss Castael's brOtheg-in-
law who refused to provide FOR his in-
valid WIFE
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-05
Guests of Andersons-

The German ambassador, Count Won
Bernstorff, and Countess Won Bern
storff left New London Saturday and
are now the guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
| Iarz Anderson on their steam yacht,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-05

Persons leaving the city for
long or short period during the
summer can have The Times mail
ed TO them at she rate of .hirty
cents a month or seven cents "A
week. Addresses may be changed
az desired. All mail subscriptions
! must be paid ia advance.
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a cclorcd imposter Who claimed 10 be
from Kansas The newspaper reports
alIege that when Mr.. Murdoch learned
he had been bunked he said "Jimini-
wiIizens." Wei, conhdenualIy, that
wasn't what he said, AT all.
The honest truth about it IS that
hardly anybody is safe and sane enough
TO care about a safe and sane celebra-
tion.
And if YOU happen to have been inn
pressed that the Salvation Army did
d good and Christian work for larry,
you might drop something in the ext
time the tambourine is passed
volcanic mountain sank fl the north
Pacific. but on The same day -he
Finance Committee raised a whole
range of them by adopting the maxi
mum and minimum section Of the taIiie
biil
The annual Sunday school revival has
begun in Cleveland. dr. Rockefeller
having gone back there for the summer
The reporters in Cleveland are sure TO
be regular attendants from this time
on.
They're inviting c. Bernard Shaw to
attend a convention Of the unemployed
S0r-e Of these humorists win yet get
around 10 inviting Senator Hepburn TO
o freq trade convention
There has been much wonderment
how Senator Gore. who IS totally blind.
manages to be so effective a Senator.
] In. l.Fg
/ blindness pertains Only 10 his eyes, Ieav-
ing him a huge advantage over many
/ colleagues.
RecoIIect cute. petite, dainty little FL
| sic Janis? Well. her real names Bier
bower.
Little old Chicago keeps in step with
I progress in New York. by matching the
metropolitan sensations with a bomb
war and a white slavery sensation of
the most promising proportions
They used to call Mayor McCleIIan's
/ father Little Mae" The son. Judging
/ by the caiiber OF mis- politics. might
properly be called Littler Mad.
'FoIIow me. and youu wear EN-" as
| Senator AIdfich observed when he
/ eIanced over the statistics showing am
+ increase Of s1G.o00,CJ0 ia the diamond
! imports for the past fiscal year.
!
/ If somebody would invent a new and
/ equally attractive name, the Democratic
party might consent now 20 go into
/ liquidation and be reoTeauized Cndef
the new title.
( Senator Beyeridse viii kindly stow
ALL. nm .-c..l.,t iIIti.l. OH Il..-iLL-- IL.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-05

something across Oh The Tobacco trust.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-05

They're inviting c. Bernard Shaw to
attend a convention Of the unemployed.
sOr-se Of these humorists win yet get
around 10 inviting Senator Hepburn TO
Q fren trade convention.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-05
Cards Out for Tea.

Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Rocker
have sent out cards for a tea on July
"A at Hawks Hurst. their Newport res
idence. to present their daughter, Miss
Eleanor Rocker Miss Rocker viii be
the first debutante Of the season and it
is expected that Miss Helen Taft will
attend. Miss Taft, VINO is a very close
friend OF Miss Rocker, viii be her
son.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-05

If somebody would invent a new and
equally attractive name, the Democratic
party might consent now 20 30 into
Liquidation and be reoreanized Cnder
the new title.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-05
IUSSERANDS LEAVE WASHINGTON
FOR LAKE CHAMPLAIN CELEBRATION
French Ambassador to
Take Part in the
Exercises.
Plan to Sail for Europe
When Congress Ad-
IOuTnS.

The French Ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand left Washington this morn
ing for Port Henry. n. Y, t. attend
the tercentenary celebration ON Lake
Champaign. They were accOmpa Sied by
the military attache OF the embassy.
Captain de Chambrun; the naval at
tace, Lieutenant Commander Benoist
Azy, and the second secretary, Wis
count ie Martel. The Ambassador and
Nine. Jusserand viii return to Wash
ington ia a day or two and will sail
for Europe shortly after the close of
Congress.
Ar. and Mrs Clarke Waggaman have
closed their residence on Connecticut
avenue and left Washington this morn
ing FOR Flushing. L. I. on Wednesday
they Will sail from New York for Italy
10 spend the summer
Mrs. S. ". Woodward has as her
guest at her cottage at Lenox, Mass.
Mrs. G. l. Temple. of Washington.
+
William H. Donahue is spending the
month OF July in his old home in Glad
stone, Mich.
+
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas A. Cruger and
Miss g. NJ. Morton are spending several
weeks at the Avon Inn. Avon-by-the-
Sea, N J.
Rear Admiral Seaton Schroeder. L. S
n. Is spending several days with his
wife and daughters at their cottage. at
jamestown.
Miss Maude wesinore. daughter of
Senator and Mrs. Wetmore, Who IS
spending the summer at Newport, will
he among those taking part in the golf
tournament tomorrow at the Newport
Golf Club.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-05

There has been much wOnderment
how Senator Gore. who is totally blind
manages to be so effective "a Senator.
Explanation lies IN the fact that his
blindness pertains Only 70 his eyes, leav-
ing him a huge advantage over many
colleagues.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-05

The annual Sunday school revival has
begun in Cleveland. Rr. Rockefeller
having gone back there for the summer
/ The reporters in Cleveland are sure TO
/ be regular attendants from this time
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-05
Boom for Cummins.

Boom for CumminS.
An interesting Bit OF Capitol gossip
is Seating around 10 the effect that
Senator Cummins of Iowa, fnsurgent
though he is. may be made a member
of the Senate Finance Committee WREN
the next vacancy. comes along IL Is
well known that senator Deliver las
been an aspirant foI a place on the
Finance Committee. and ais friends feel
that he was entitled to so on there al
the beginning OF the special session. In
the tariff debate, Senator Deliver has
cut loose and has not only made a
powerful demonstration On some OF the
inJustlceS OF the tdrln measure, but he
has raped certain leaders in singing
fa1hiOn Senator AIdTiCh is one OF
those he has lambasted- Now, so the
gossip goes. as means OF driving The
iron into the soul of Deliver the leaders
VIII put Cummins on the Finance Conn
mittee. not because they love Cummins
more but because they love DOlIiver
less. While CUmmins has assailed the
pending tariff bin right and left, he
has had little to say that could give
offense personally
However. il does not appear that Mr.
DOlliver is worrying over what the
Finance COmmitte iOes. Never since
he has been in the Senate has he taken
as popular a stand as ne has while the
tariff bill has been under consideration,
and two secretaries are kept busy
answering letters of commentator from
all over the country. The other in
surgeuts, likewise, are getting no end
OF such letters
- -
81 used TO think said Senator JEFF
Davis. that the prettiest sight I ever
saw in my life was eight yards of calico
q Eood ndGle. puuCheon floor, and
country dance. Bat / never imagined.
Nr. President. that we were paying S.
in taxes for the eight Yards of calico
worn by our paEtuers. Under the pres
emf law. a tax OF cents per square
yard is laid. or s. IN taxes upon rf3
worth of cotton goods"
Senator Davis did not say whether
this was before OF after lac became. Z
pillar IN the Baptist Church.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-05

And if YOU happen to have been i'm
pressed that the Salvation Army did
good and Christian work for larIy,
you might drop something in the ext
time the tamhourine IS passed..
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-05

/ Recollect cute, petite, dainty little FL
sic Janis? Well. her real names Bier
! mower
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-05

The honest truth about it IS that
hardly anybody is safe and sane enough
to care about a safe and sane celebra-
{ rsrr.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-05

Volcanic mountain sank IN the north
Pacific, but on The same day -he
Finance Committee raised a whole
range Of them by adopting the maxi
mum and minimum section Of the taIiis
nil
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-05

Representative Murdoch loaned $40 20
a cclored imposter Who claimed 10 be
from Kansas The newspaper reports
allege that when Mr.. Murdoch learned
he had been bunked he said "Jimini-
wiIikens. Well, conildentlallE, that
wasn't what he said, AT all
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-05

Representative Thomas w. Bradley OF
the Twentieth New 7 erk district is OEe
of the few medal of honor men in Con.
gress. He entered the Union Army as
a private soldier AS sergeant of the
I24th New York Regiment, at Chancel-
louisville, as the War Department rec
ords show. ne volunteered in response
to q call. and alone. in the face Of
a heavy hre OF musketrY aud canister.
went and procured ammunition for the
use OF his comrades.
He was brevetted major of volunteers
for meritoriOus service, and was wound
ed at Gettysburg, in the Wilderness.
and at Petersburg. And al this hap
pened before he was tWenty-one years
old.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-05

According to Senator JEFF Davis, the
American people VIII get nightly ner-
VOWS if they find the tariff has been
revised upward They viii dodge from
YOU. Mr. President" said she Arkansas
Senator. like a blind goose in baei1
alley that hears a Kissing noise, or an
old mule who has been hit too ire
quently over the head With bride.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-05

Senator AIdfich observed when he
glanced over the statistics showing an
increase Of $1Go00CJ0 ia the diamond
imports for the past fiscal year.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-05

Little old Chicago keeps in step with
progress ia New York. by matching the
METROPOLITAN sensations with a bomb
war and white slavery sensation Of
the most promising proportions.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-05
Small I alks

HARRY ARMTTAGE-Wel, L wasn't grand
WALkER-The to
closely contested and hope
JOHN M MARTINThey needn't think
Theodore Richards much l
w H. CRAWFORD I touvnd
from the
fellow n world
j. RoBINSoNI the life
automobiles and horses inconsideraey
in between Wehmans Whitney Marshes
ED ToWsEEvery think of
Francisco
Everybody knocking he said, when
CHARLES AKANAOur clerk, of
has been arrested for selling bottle
1t without license and
LoRR1N ANDREWs-There possibility the
ISOLATION taking basketball
play can be obtained think probable
CHESTER DOYLE did
supervisors wanted of
they inquired
d. L. BONNIE glad the
eehua
ecy Tor the pictures At time
SoFEhVisoR jim QU1NNThe
bringing ms evidence against Leal had
the ght to nre ea If he wanted
and his -confden
oh' ARMSTRONG SMITH found snot
agreeing witt and thought
a"he before going to the mainland
mind will locate
1oHN EfFLNGERI believe is chance
getting fenmnute
afternoons
greatly appreciated by the valley patrons.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-05
SUNDAY ADVERTISER AND ADVERTISERS.


partly the habit advertisers have OF de-
the and then calling for
space nearly advertisements had to be refused
advertising inserted the
of reading matter something from the standpoint
The reader fair proportion of
ndeavos satisfy both To do So to be able
paper ali the advertisements offered and also
keep the Sunday Advertiser up the
advertising win be allotted after O'Clock
Wednesday Sunday edition Already enough has
plan hrtytwo edition
advertising wanted according
Wednesday, eight will be added that
blu we must
another be referred That
reading the local and
with another that the notice be
This last be complied
Advertiser
advertising worthy objects, but
certainly worth while for the
will this in mind
paper There
quite printed
Exclusively paper depend memory
with
plete published Advertiser newspapers
the Territory combined It either continually take
reminding advertisers that The Advertiser carries ads better
paper Territory
selves also in this respect
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-05
The Canal and Ships to Use 1t

Do
benefit ships of Britain, Germany
three hundred millions of dollars digging
world
taking
could
benefit of Britain, Germany and
The a to
strength permitting
will
Of
virtually
6huia whereas
While have nqeant worth
only lines their dependencies lines
Mexico AM to the EasIn nd
putting Japanese will
The established heavily
of
tariffs principle
O a
they prefer build other subsidy. question thai
thinking
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-05
Traffic on the Dead Sea
Washington Herald.

'Many
interesting lakhave been circulated of Jer
and London appeared from
time
the Dead Sea small sailing boat twenty long
the side of the near
middle At The
delivered the
becomes living
waters and the smatness of the old
saved from being
is a is
a unique voyage is not exorbitant
small
authorities are loath grant permission great it
arrive as east and sides
for communication and trading purposes
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-05

broke
by Pilot who proud
all As the
Observer walked humb behind he prohted by the fall the Sky Pilot and
Chinese
years had
civilization cradle
School street where the Fall
building OF yielding
porch
Observer investigators that is
gators always practice going
they
and three thousand civilization Luckily old Sky reached bottom
dignity
charming
to ear dsmiled sweetly.
Talking about three thousand years
Chinese schools nehborhO and the Lone Observer singled
lore The able rid of this impression
the little boy softly on his head CHS hair was like pigs bst and the
confucius the good Lord Bhd stuck his head
curious angle and said, 'Let me face
But construction
similar Honolulu outside and inside They
the habtatns of that dear Kakaak neither they smell
do the Mh likewise they mediocre Pama
habitaD
through porch o antiquity.
The Chinese tenemen original 1t is always delicate talk about
dust Of ages some people VIII dg this copy Of The Adveer out OF the
there between
the quasi
civilization the Chinese
particular
pasted places typewriter
This
their furniture night This is still modern
Those Chinese schools that the Lone Observer spoke about in full
blast yesterday
the investigators According IDEAS if
making well
loud this
a o
dressed old civilization fnr
building n
three thousand civilization
lit the police
old but which of This
Of
of ALL The of the
Downstairs
the instruction
and the
to Amer thana any
Their been going this
quietly; retiring represented in
in
aloof
exquitely
that is being emulated The Lone Observer m
in of
is a whole lot more in the People of the Present
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-05
DECEMBER 8
S. Z. MAHOE.

K Maoe whose Queen Hospital yesterday is reported
moi in
season little nothing He nevertheless
board and IN the iegl
he voted for what he
community betrayed
his public office seldom led he faithful
well be example
by the younger Hawaians Of today
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-05

plight enough
against it a of
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-05

audaty suggesting appointed
sheriff equad by the bold attack that English
in attempting to itself
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-05


suggest that he be city and county attorney
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of
be probably CO. happen
ing hate to put bun for fear of the influence have on
the price of United States bond
the % San Francsc
Think of it, Think of among hundred
American passengers the Cleveland And forty of them Christian
EndeavOrers fairly
posing home real pretending
example opinion
affairs being evidence of widespread the whole scheme
All Hnolulans naturally accept any money
may want to spend here spun it tainted
visitors, up
Capitol and with hand and the other pointing the
patriotism of original
brand (patent applied for).
They may They will undoubtedly surprised
you handling great
pnched being
make mad? And if the last minute big husky policeman
the point of dragging locking cell the
statnhouse Good Samaritan ywel
you good times
1t happened HOnOluan New York He
discovered that the bang air the city had his dd
appetite and he bsed with desire This desire
struck him with especial force had
juicy
Stretching his under the table with
ad with luxurious
1919 going
be thirty tip.
With the air of used handling large plunged his hand
pocket and other pocket
place of had
look like the August He tried his pockets the his
waisteoat then back them all over again.
We that's strange he remarked puzzled tome 81 evidently
you'll lust
wait few minutes until around to the hotel III bring it ou
say,
We gets that kind doing you
sect You through quick I'll call a
''But don't know said '|Iy
Conking, and I'm Territory 0
tNo amt replied King England
you don't know it. But it $275 and
right know the ug'
diner expulated explained begged remained
creduous patience gave
bring cop minute said
thinks they a u.s.
The HOnoluan tina Jail
for him. when he saw enter the with Es' button his lapel
The from Honolulu
position which he placed and said that he the
of Hawailso
i ''Iets your card saidt city
the country Elk
i gumbled city the bina"
Two enyf interrupted the waiter and here's the cop One
of you wants through
Oh
doubtfuny. And paid
And do you now' said the Prodga when he returned Honolulu
was worth it' And he smiled reminiscenty.
III
Walter
the automobile class last wamOst but quite But he close
to that
owner of happened
Drake walking
into the something made him
denly and look quietly
mad seen was cigar box apparently full but without the government
stamp it, Now without
cigars
of whatever article of carriage be this article
machine So Drake himself thinking that when
the machine along he would and him
The collector waiting
nobody came The lunch hour did though and Drake
last when the his he
stepped out of his hiding
lie cover of the cigar box 1t of
ri The office is still looking for a automobile.
Since the appeared upon she streets and
damp weather of the last happy feeling
Continued Page Five)
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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-08-05
OLD PRESBYTERIAN DOCTRINE rgFEA7RD
PREFACE,

After had the privilege of reading the proceedings of
Prashytary Of the Pesbyrion church held in Y June
The IL 1893 And aning the FROM that the church had to sub
mic tothe worst harca that tonnd print Aud
for this thought that might become Of service to
the general welfare of mankind and the Eternal wefte Ut liz
ing souls hereafter So with llna prayer God and
Lord and Savior Jesus Christ We transmit this volumn to
world P, hoping and trusting that its will be light
The honest heart who is seeking for The dew Of heaven to cool
their thirsty desire fer the good OF misunderstanding
that when LIES pilgrimage is end here below, viii
souls IN the for hire far in number than
We comprehend with the largest nmagnaiion OF ia
truth