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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-09
DR.. McKim Tells Cincinnati
Convention Delegates West
Gets Share of Offices.
EPISCOPAL LEADERS
ATTENDING SESSIONS
Conservation of Right Rev. Jackson
Kemper to Be Com
memOTated.

CINCINNATI. oct. Bright Rev.
Alfred Harding, bishop Of Washington,
one Of the NEST prominent delegates 10
the Episcopal convention in session
here. preached this morning at Grace
Church. a large downtown congrega-
ton. Rev. r. II. McKim, of Washing
ton. occupied the pulpit at Trinity
Church.
DR.. McKim denied that the East had
been better treated< than the West in
the appointments of the committees,
though one Of the delegates from the
West arose afterWard and said that
twelve out of thirteen delegates on
many of the prominent committees were
from the East.
Holy communion was celebrated today
at the various Episcopal churches Of the
city and viciEity.
The lord bishop of Salisbury, head Of
the church in England, preached the
morning sermon OF the convention at
II o'clock today at st. Paul's Cathedral
Bishop j. i. Morrison, Of Duluth
MINI, viii preach tonight, and meet
ing of the board Of missions will follow
at that time.
Sermons were preached by Eastern
visiting bishops in other Episcopal
churches Among these were Bishop
Gibson, of Virginia, Bishop Lawrence,
Of Massachusetts; Bishop Whitehead,
of PitsburE; Bishop Darlington. Of Har-
risbuTg, Pa; Bishop Harding, of Wash
ingtOns and Bishop TalbOt,Of Bethlehem,
Pa.
y conference under the auspices Of the
Church Laymen'S Union was held this
afternoon at the Church Of Our Savior,
in at. Auburn, while a meeting Of the
Church Temperance Society was held
at the Church Of The Advent, in Wal
nut Hills.
A similar conference under. the aus
pieces OF the Iaymen's Union was held
at Grace Church. in Avondale, and this
evening services viii be held at Calvary
Church under Laymen' 5 Union auspices
Evening services viii form an impOr-
tant feature Of the days program.
one Of The most notable events of tine
entire three weeks convention will be
the trieunial sermon tonight before the
general convention and the board Of
missions at St. PaulS Cathedral, III COM
memOratiOn Of the seyenty-fifth ami
versaTy Of the conservation Of the
Right Rev Jackson KempeT, d D, IL.
D., first missionary bishop of the
church. preached by tho Right Rev.
Theodore Nevin Morrison. D. D.. bishop
Of Iowa.
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DIVISION Of D. AR.
DENIED BY LEADER
Mrs. Scott, President Gen
eral, Says Coming Elections
Have Created No Factions.

Mrs. Matthew T. Scott. president gen
eraI Of the Daughters of the American
Revolution, today vehemenuy denied
that the organization which she heads
is divided into contestinG factions over
the presidential election Of next spring.
While not declaring her intention 10
stand for reelection as president Of the
organization. Mrs. Scott does not deny
that she viii be a candidate If her name
is put UP. and rumor has il that Mrs.
Donald Mclean former president gen
eral Of the society. will be Mrs. Scott s
campaign manager next spring
There is no evidence whatever said
Mrs. Scott, when seen at the Airing
ton today. of any bitter contest or
great excitement over an election which
does not take place until next spring.
myself am busy conducting the execu-
tive affairs Of our magnificent organi-
zation.
When the time for the election comes
next spring, the Daughters OF the Am
erican Revolution Snay be counted upon
to choose the best woman for their rep
resCntative. whether that woman be
some other OF myself"
'Bv the way" continued Mrs Scott,
why has no mention been made Of the
part taken by our organization in the
Conservation Congress held in St
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HOUSEHOLDER SHOW
TO Be DISTINCTIVE.
Washington Secret Or
derS to Be Entertained At
Manufacturers Exhibit.

The National manufacturers and
HOusehoIders' Show will be a reality at
Convention Hall within two weeks
Exhibits will begin to arrive at the
hall during the current week, and the
local managers OF the show, Perry p.
Patrick and Charles J. Columbus, de-
clare the exhibit will be the most nota-
bic and interesting, from the viewpoint
OF the hOusekeeper, ever held in this
section.
Distinctive features for each after
noon and night Of the show are being
arranged.
A day has been planned for practi-
cally all the large organizations Of the
city. among the number being the Odd
Fellows, Red Men and the Patriotic Or
der Sons of America.
Tuesday. November /. will be Vet
Grams Day at the show. and a special
program will make the night OF No
vember ? called German-Irish night.
The Modern Woodmen OF the World
viii appear the following evening
The Washington Florists Club has
engaged a large area Of floor space for
its floral exhibit. The householders'
show will open the night Of October II.
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TWO CHILDREN DEAD
OF INFANTIEE MALADY
Rhode Islands Fatality List for
Year Now Reaches
Twenty-four.

PROVIDENCE, r J., oct 9.-The
ravases Of infantiIe paralysis in this
State added Two more deaths 10 the
fatality roll within the past twenty
four hours. and four new cases Of that
dread disease were discovered today, &C
cordinc 10 the report OF the state board
OF health.
So Jar this year. twenty-fOur deaths
and ISS cases In Rhode Island have
been reported
The TWO children whose deaths were
reported today. were Myrtle Casting, Of
Olneyvile. and Goldie Blazer, Of Provi-
dence, aged three wears and one year,
respectively.
The new cases reported were al in
Providence
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GIVEN LOVING CUP.

WEST POINT, y. Y, oct 9.-The ca
diets at the United States Military Acad-
envy are today admiring a handsome
loving cup presented 10 their corps yes
terday by the Sons OF the American
Revolution Of the State of New York
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DOG WINS PRIZES
FOR AMERICAN GIRL
Philadelphia Captures Gold Medal
At the San Sebastian
Exhibit.

PARIS, Oct. 9.-Nliss Marie Dougherty,
Of Philadelphia, is here. She brings with
her the congratulations of two queens
and a king, and a gold medal for her
Irish terrier Patsy" victor I'm the
San Sebastian dog show.
The young woman IS the daughter Of
Webster DOugheTty, and is the young
woman who elOped with Baron Rich
ard Alexander Strobel, a young Bone
milan, during her education in Partisan
convent school.
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Paul? A certificate has been prepared
By the Daughters which VIII be present
ed this year 30 All schools and ciubs
asking for a study Of conservation
Mrs Scott expressed herself as much
Sratifcd with the endorsements and eX-
DressiOns Of approval Of hes administra--
ton which have come from all parts Of
the countrE
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CHINAMAN IS SHOT.

NEW YORK. Oct e.-Tom FunE, a
young member o. the Ong Leong Tong,
has chance for recovery, il is said
today lie was shot 10 the side last
night, while pasJing up a gaily-colored
notice of peace. in Chinatown.
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RANGER SAILS AWAY.

Continuing her cruise Of instruction,
the United States ship Ranger, with
pupils Of the Massachusetts, State Nau-
andria.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF
Oriental Council, No. 312, Royal Arcs1-
Unn- This Is 20 notify you that the
COuncI has moved 10 its new quarters
al the Old Masonic Temple. 9th sIF =
Sts- y W, and the dates Of meeting
have been changed 70 the md and az
Tuesdays OF the month Please take drra
notice tEereOf, and govern yourselves
accordingly (Signed) CHARLES z
MATTHEWS Regent CORBIN BIRCH
SpCV
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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-31
GEO. McCABE AND WILEY.

special correspondent of the Republican writing
pure food expert explanation why doctor George
Cabe Of Ogden solicitor of the Agricultural department.
speaking terms In the of his investigation Wiley
certain horse cattle powder did with the
pure food and drug law He the prepared Solicitor
McCab with request the Look
the material presented the solicitor
sufficient evidence successful informed
the doctor ending his official letter with question should
how going prove that powders
violation of the law2
Prove t7 replied the doctor why prove it by the
consumer
Very WELL then the solicitors reonder but first de-
successful method placing on the witness
This ended the correspondence and began the feud
Solicitor McCabe who has record for USE
uness IN the governments add
the many ne has enjoyed III stop gap When Clifford
dismissed chief forester by President
ester who had been designated of CITY
McCabe made acting forester Secretary Wilson, and took
the office for three days
This title is wrong nothing but gap Just filling
up hole, >" N1r. McCabe's comment
While holding down the job he devoted his studying
ulation governing the manufacture whsey he was fin
ally relieved by Assistant Forester Potter was asked what
knowledge he had gathered about trees
Well replied McCabe Il have amiarized myself with the
bark Of the dogwood tree. guess that all
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THEY WERE PLEASED WITH OGDEN.

Sheep Wool Grower, Chicago publication
devo space January the Ma
Md-Wnter Sheep Show at
Ogden In the Introductory article the editor says;
of the National Wool Grow
association held Ogden Utah. January and with
large attendance nocmae from every section of the Union
The heavy kept hundreds of sheepmen in the West from
reaching Ogden blizzard had been raging the
Mississippi Valley the and in West
railroad traffic entirely suspended many growers
would convention
their ock In spite these handcaps hotels
filled oveowng and necessary for many the dele
gates and visitors find quarters the citizens
which thrown wide entertaining the
second city in Utah For four long days and nights the hospitality
of Ogden unbounded The Governor Mayor Commercial club
churches and all the local and social organizations
doors and hearts every hour filled with functions
entertainment of the shepmen The growers Ogden
the time they by the committee
departure of the last outgoing train No expense spared
teaning guests chorus 500 strong
Tabernacle Salt Lake down sing the shepherds
conceivable form of provided Ogden
people Social functions boxing bouts vaudeville smokers
Vulnerable club dinners filled moment of the visitors
outside Of the regular of the The
victory Washington and the prevailing good sheep times had put
the delegates fine humo The convention itself
Subjects foclmasters country
discussed by national
government represented by department heads
Evidently the singing by the choir pleasing
writer Of the foregoing thought the eadveed Mormon
nace choir had contributed its The Ogden
be mistaken for the Salt Lake body singers al
local chorus is somewhat superior.
The prove that Ogden convention city
should aid drawing thousands the
July Ogden will the road builders equally enjoyable
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AERoPLANE' SUCCESSFUL FLIGHT.

The flight of Louis Paulhan Lake Sunday
that exhibition of aviation attraction For CEN
tu inventors have planned noves have had their
heroes sail through the yesterday did the peop Of
Utah have opportunity the dreams Of the dream
Of centuries foretold
AS late as ten to q f1v;no
machine Immediately questioned sanity and even when
Santos Dumont left Brazil prove savants of Paris that he
could dgbe balloon the Eife Tower neono d
the fellow in need Of a guardian
We all recall the humiliation which suffered when he
attempted his rahedral experiments Potomac DR. Mont
Of Santa Clara College California leader in av
thoroughly final success If h
Wright brothers that all these working in the right
direction but the public sufficiently enlightened in aerosta
TO appreciate their efforts,
But after machine wonders wbv aerial
CATION has been such problem have reached their
present efficiency The gas engine fact the aeropane
Such flying machine Pauhan constructed bv anv
with skill carpentry
The body OF 1t nothing other than ruddr in the
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rear and defecto front The rapidly revolving propeller gives
momentum When the required speed attained the ouoyancy
that of an enlarged umbrella a windorm
The commercial side inviting and predict
that within another every county fair will have its flying ex
hibitor
There danger attached these exhibitions but there are
always daring fellows willing accept the risk there money
applause be obtained
Strange that though Americans the first to fly and to
teach others to sail the people of this part of the United
States had to dof their Frnchman order witness the
aeropane in motion Americans supposed nothing but
the financial side of @ but this instance they have overlooked
very rich harvest of dollars.
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JUST FUR FUN
The Gift Of Sarcasm.

William Mitchell Lewis OF the Ma
tional Association of Automobile
Manufacturers was talking In Racine
about the improvements in motor cars
that the last decade has witnessed.
II remember the time" said Lewis.
when IL was common right, as you
drove along a country road. to see d
motorist llneeling In the dust beside
his car. puzzllng over a great heap oil
cogwheels, screws, tiny springs, ana
other delicate pieces OF machinery
II knew man who knelt beside
scrap heap composed of his cars In
rards when n pretty farm girl steppe1
beside him. put her hand to her head
and said kindly;
Would a hair pin be of any use to
YOU sir Washington Star.
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Sort of vanishIna Point.

paw. | want to know what you
think the fourth dimension is 3"
IT'S a figure of speech, Tommy'
employed to express the idea OF the
size to which mal feels himself
shrinking when the pastor of his
church happens TO catch him in the
act of making a quick sidestep into
saloon. Chicago Tribune.
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Mo- Grammar Oeeired-

A school teacher having instructeda
pupil TO purchase a grammar. t1e
next day received . note thus wordcd
from the child's mother; Il do no.
desire for Lulu shall ingage In gram
mar, as l prefer her ingage In yuscfIl
studies and can learn her how TO
spoke and write properly myself.
have went through two grammar5 and
/ can't say they did me no good,
prefer her ingage In grammar and
drawing and vocal music on the
piano. .'-T,urr Oak (Kas.) Herald.
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Suspicious.

Eyes. miss" boasted the chlvalrous
old colonel, 81 was at The battle oi
Chickamauga and was shot right here
on top of the head No one can da'e
say that ! was up a tree during the
fighting"
"Er-where were YOU. colonel
asked the young hostess. innocently
down a well?"-Chicago News
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light air. 1t Is difficult to start the
Tarman machine 10 - short space.
Tho framework Is nGde Of ash. and
then there Is wire and wire, you
know. The petrol Uione weighs 49O
pounds, and then there is the engine,
,r.l.mcl. the driver md the parapher-
MALTA. not to mention the tanks. 1t is
n tremendous weight. The Bleriot
monoplane, which sailed the English
channel. is made OF bamboo-it
wouldn't do at all in this atmosphere.
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FOUND: TOM JOHNSON.

New York. Jan 3o.-Tom L. John
son former mayor OF Cleveland was
found here ~ at the Hote'
George. 1t va llG at the desk thst
blr. Johnson, his wife and a trained
nurse had been guests for ten das
Confirmation OF a report that Nr.
Johnson has clrrhosis of the live Is
lacking.
None of the Johnson party could Pee
seen today.
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An Old Story.

Sisters Young Man tat the celebra-
tion of the engagemenp-Now, KArl.
wouldn't you Ike to taste some cham
pagne?
Karl-Oh. | know what It's Ike
This isn't the first time she's got Gu
gagged. Blatter.
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Annreciatlon.

Father" said Little Rollo. "was
George Washington a greater man
than Santa claus"
i wont say, my son, that he was
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Rinhteoualx ReeentfuI.

"Geoffrey, rs presumptuous Tor yoh
to dream about me. / want you to
quit it
why. Esmeralda, how do you know
I dream about you?"
"I-er-drcamed the other night
that you did. Chicago Tribune.
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larqe Assistance.

Postodlce Clerk-You've put two
penny stamps on your letter. The
postage Is only cne penny.
Old Irishwoman-S IRE. nivir mind.
My sons in the posto6icc. So It'll all
hip toward his wages.-Tit-Bits.
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Proof PoaitiNe.

Madge-How do you know she
thinks she's pretty
MarJorie-She is always suggesting
to the girls that they have their pic
lures taken In a Group-Puck.
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Irish Boots Beg pardon, sorr, the
clock has stopped. an would ye plaze
look at yer watch and tell me If it is
time to wake YEN. A. p.
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TMo Terrors

Mrs. Stubbs-John. what do you
think OF the English Dreadnoughts?
Mr.. Stubbs-Battleshlps OF sufITa-
gettss. Maria ?-Chicago News.
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Makes Graceful Landing


Making graceful surn az the north
west corner Of the track. with his ma
chine tilted at a slight angle. he
waved the crowd to get back to give
him Il chance TO alight He traverSed
the back stretch. turned sharply and
gradually dipping toward the earth,
he cleared the crowd and the fences
and landed cleyerly in the center oil
the starting ground.
IL was explained 20 hundreds OF
guests OF the Commercial club who
were permitted within speaking dis
tance OF the machine that certain
planes elevated the machine. and that
a propeller. driven by p seyen-cylin-
der engine of llfty-norse power, fur
nlshed the force OF propulsion. The
llghtness of so immense body was
emphasized, OF course. hut TO the lalty
the actual reason for flight remained
a mystery. Why, il thin air an OBJ
ject weighing 1,400 pounds can defy
every known law OF grayitation and
glide skyward with consummate ease.
became puzzle. solved only by those
who have spent years In experimental
ton with theories and practices that
have evolved a formidable rival Tor
the scepter as king oI the air.
Shortly after the flight, the car was
dlsmantled hurriedly and prepared for
packing in a car to be shipped to Den
yer.
Paulhan and his encourage left over
the Rio Grande for Denver. where. on
Tuesday and Wednesday, they will
give another exhibition. Following
the flights at Denver, the party Will
continue on to New Orleans. to he
on hand for the Mardi Gras. which
begins February S.
Manager Edwin Cleary said last
night thNt the Far1'1n biolaDe is not
the air car that should be used In
high attitudes. He suggested that 4
lighter machine. something like that
operated by the Wright brothers,
could easily be handled In the rarilied
atmosphere of the mountains
Ideal Aviation Ground.
"Salt Lake is a perfectly ideal ayia-
ton ground" he sad. 81 have no
Coubt at all that within eight months
a car will be constructed that will 60
to a great height even in this atmos-
phere But the Farman biplane Is
roadster, built foT endurance and
to make records IL is not built for
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Consid crate.

greater. but he has proved much Ica
expensive. Washington Star.
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would have been frlghtful, for that
,400-pound monstei OF the air would
have come hurtling to earth.
PaulhAn knew all this. but he never
faltered His hands were busy With
the wires, his ears ao,ed the slight
est change In sound from the engine,
his eyes never left me glass tubes
at his elbow, through which coursed
the precious fluid that fabricated the
engine.
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