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The Washington times., 1914-10-07
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Columbia-"Birds Of Prey" Sis .. m
National-''The Secret" els and Sis D. m
Belasco-McIntyre and Heath In The Ham
Tree" go and $40 .. m.
Poli'st"The House Next Door. 2:15 and
Sis D. m
a r Keith's-vaudeville. Els and Sis D. m
Cosmos-Vaudeville, continuous.
Gayety-BurlesQue. s:15 and s:lS D. m
Cssino-yaudeville. afternoon and evening.
Crandalrs-Photoplays. continn"rs
The Washington times., 1914-10-07

Washington man broke his jaw crank
Ing an automobile. Should be a warn
ing to other motorists not to try to cuss
too fast.
The Washington times., 1914-10-07

The Army-Navy game this year prom
ises to be better debate than ever
The Washington times., 1914-10-07

England Is buying horses in Cincinnati
for war purposes, thus showing her iS-
norance Of the National League stand
ings.
The Washington times., 1914-10-07

Belligerents fighting all day in water
filed trenches enjoyed all. the conven-
fences of modern plumbing. with none of
the bills.
The Washington times., 1914-10-07
Concert Today
By the U. S. Soldiers Home Band,
Bandstand, at $50 p. m.
]. S. NJ. ZIMMERMANN.
Director.

J. S. NJ ZIMMERMANN.
Director.
March. Rifle Regiment ......S"I Il
Overture. The Pirate" ...He'ln
Entr'acte. Ia Testerthou:rh,s.
Cbl "Punchiello". Herbert
Selection. "Ernant"- Verdi
Excerpts from The Rose of Al
eerla ..'..-'.-.-'.-.'. ti'' -'''
Finale. ''Or the Avenue" ..r6rSSI
"The Star-SpangIed EanHer.
The Washington times., 1914-10-07

Tho Aztec Club of 1s7 will have it's
annual banquet It the Army-Navy Club
on Tuesday night. October L. TIE
Cih.su will preside. Rear Admiral
John Fl. Upshur. vice president. will
0uScssd Ganersl Gibson ~ president.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31

Sdngerfeite, peldeS inn Sabre 1905
in 9rooflDn a6gebalten puroe, perei-
nigten iib Del Oemiel6en 81 8ereine
nit etDn 1850 S0ngern.
9eim fiinften S1ngerieit melbes
inn Sabre 1908 in SDracitie abgebol-
ten UurOe, 6etrug Die 3u6l Der gum
9unOe geborenOen @ereine nur GO,
Oofiir mar o6er Die 3o6l Der Sanger
auf 1850 geitiegeu. Shon beim
nG6iten Set in 1911 in SerieD GitD
mar Oie 3o6l Der @ereine ouf 6S ge-
itiegen llnO MN rei5t ii6 an Die
Gorgdnger i'm Sili Oieies So6res
OoS T. Sdngerfeit init 70 &ereinen
mO Der ltuttliben 3abl bon 23OO
Sdngern an.
9lls ser 9unO nod Dem 6. Singer
ieiie beihloB, 0as nddiie Set in Der
NtohumentenitaOt ob5u6olten, purOe
Oen 9lr6eiter Sdngern 8oltinores
cine idpierige, o6er nm 10 mebr e6-
renOe 9lufgo6e ii6ertrogen. TieStaOt
Baltimore 6otte ndmlid oonols MIR
einen 9lr6eiter @eionQDerein au3u-
meiien Oie ,So5ioliitiihe SieOerto-
iel." Tie ii6ertrogene 9luigo6e brad)-
te o6er raid ncues Se6en unter Ole
9altimorer. Ofit feiter SonO nd1m
Oieier cine &erein oie 9lrbeiten oiif
unO sic energiide Snongriiinobine
ser Seitor6eiten i6ienen quite Sriidte
81 trogen. .9olo entitonoen 3pei
neue 9lrbeiter @eiongpereine, ipelde
iicb Dem 9itnOe anidloiien unO Be-
reitipiQigit i6re 1ienite sur @erfii-
9tng iiellten. Tieie 3lpei neuen Bal
timorer 9lqliiitionen OeS 9unOes
iinO ser 9lr6eitet @eiongberein ,Gi=
nigfeit, pelder am 2. 8e6ruor 1912
in Gpring's Sole an ser 8. StroBe
inO Salt glpenue gegriinOet purOe,
itnO Die ,9lr6eiter 9ieoertafel," uel-
de in Oenel6en 0lonot in Sociit
&oint ms 2e6en gerilfen puroc.
N}it Dem ndditen S1n9erfeite in
1917 miro 3u glei6er Belt OoS iil-
berne sSu6ilGum Oes 9lmoes gefeiert
lpcrOen, itnO mie Derlolltet, miro sic
StGote @ereiitigung BON &biloOel-
p6io OeSbnl6 6ei'ni 6ieiigen Sanger
felt aroBe 9lnitrengungen MAIDEN,
OaB Die StaOt Ser 9ruOerlie6e ais Oie
ndcGite 5eititaOt aliSaepGblt miro, Oa
Ooh in iener StaOt ser 9unO ge-
QriinOet mur0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31

Qorbereitnn9en gctrofien. Sic Sbul-
finoer telen 0obei ais leben0es 9ilo
Sic onlcrifaniide Sldgge bar mo
inaen Oas 5ternelbonncr.2ic0 Sos
itiim- mo Singproben Oa5ii baben
bereits ieit aeroIncr Belt bcgonncn.
Die Eamen OeS @iitoriicben 9liSltel-
lungs 0omites, oeNen &orliBenoe
Srou g3nl. 9leeo III, 6a6cn 5o6lreide
9ltert6iimcr iu0 0ieliquien ans wei
ieiica @rcicu cntlc6nt bic mdBreno
ocr 6eihuodc i'm @ea0o0D Snltitut
aisgeiiellt mcr0cn ioaen llutcr Sei-
tuna pon &rH. 81. g. 9ib6ins, Dem
@rdiocnten 0cs 6iitoriiden 9lusliel-
lungs @omite's, inOet Die Gttbill-
luna 3a6lreider @eOeuftafeln mo
Ole &oriiibrtng BON Slrliercn @ar
ten mo Gaienieiien, elmer 6aratte4
riitiiden Giacnt6iiulidfcit ser Solo
midget, iiott. Gas @omfte fir at6-
lctiic5c 5picle nnter Dem &oriib bon
Nrn. &o6ert @orrett Bat iiir 5luei
iportlidje Greigniie erilen HangeS
3uut 8eite gciorgt Gle o9iegotto Scr
Nlittelitaoten" mo 0as Seniorens
mo Suniorcn Spiel ser 9lmatelr
gIi6letic Union, 3ii Gem piele beOeis
tcnoc S6eilne6ner Der ClDnlpildlen
Spiele Qemouaeu mur0cn. Dic 6u-
Der 6eaotta iinoet aui 0em @atopS
co anl 2lr6eitcrtoge, 9lontag Der
6cituod)e itott
6r. 9lodert g. llc&rcJ ser &orli.
benOe 0es 9eleuhtlmas Gomites,
bat eiueu Plon fir oie Yeilihite 81.
lluninirlng Ser Sto0t, oie ie Iiatt-
iono. ousaeor6eitet Sir Seueruerf
Bot Nr. ,Soep6 @ieienfclo on Der
Spite ienes Gomiic's gum leeten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31
patriotiIdt fir.
100. @r6urtstag Ors
StCraeubauncls.
JinOet 9lmfIamg III allen
gtantcm.

baltimore triift groBc @orbcrcitr.
gen. Stoot uub gtaat bobcn
sroBe GermiIlialmaen fir cine
miiroigce 6cier oemodt Sou
pcrneure uno oereu Sto6s Gfii.
5icre fomncl aus oacn staoteu-
aaaa hIsber aeidleben iit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31

9l6eno ser 6eitpo6e Elm ein5ig oas
iiebenOes @rogromm auSgcorbeltet.
IS olle9e &igo~ gegriin t.
Gie ueleIte @ereinigung, Die Die
Sunoertiabr 6eier 0es Sternenban-
ners ms 2eben gerufen Bat 1T Die
oGoQeQe &eaQue", 0ie bon entbiias
itiihen &ertretern Der llniUeriitdt
lnO ser Colleges porigen Somltag
gegriinOet luorOen lit. Sn gInbetro1t
Oenen DAB sSranciS Scott &eD Elm
@raOuirter 0es ct. Sobn's college
in 9lnnopolis mar purOe Elm iebiger
@roieiior Der e6rluiirOigeH glnltolt,
Sionep @unit 3um Gbren Er6iis
Ocnten Oes Gcrcins ernannt, un0 eis
mem @roOuirteu OieieS @ollegS, @rn.
9lQen 2. g9iQ, ser &orIiB iibertros
aen. Die ii6rigen 9eonlten limo:
Or @eorge a. SteelS, bonn 9alti-
more GitD College, criter Gice Frd-
iioent: SSerome s.. SSoDce, it,, bonn 60.
Dola College. prot Sefretdr; Sainl.
@out, bon ser llniperiitdt bon MarDs
lono, correip. Setretdr; 81 Gice-Frd-
iioenten murOen erpdblt 9ruOer
@cter, Nlount ct. Soiepbs; 5. g.
9ombcrger, N}orDl6nocr SonOipirtb-
iDoitlide S1ule; Or. glnnie Scloiie
ql6el, @ouder College; Softer @roS.
nidlc. 9lue GiOge College glem
g9inoior; s. 9ran6an @ai6ington
College; 9ruoer 2rcien Colbert SaIl,
mo Srene 9allman NiarDldnOer
Stats 9lormoliGule.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31

niihen ®silotte sur ocr 6eicr i'm
Sofen dmueieno ilt Nloriue Scfrc.
FAX Toniels. ser nit reaem Sntcreiic
Sen @or0ereitnnaen iolgt mo Sic pa
triotiibe @coclhIng oes Soaes in
ibrcr oan3en Eragpeite wiroiat.
mid eiuc iiarfe sIboromng Ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31

Ginflaug 5il bringen c6euioQs ihoH
mcit porgeibriticn So mirO and
0as @unit Goniite, oeilcu &oritcnOcr
SER Sans SAnlcr. uno Sctpctdr s.
yO}arluea Nliller III, mobl idon fom.
menoe g9oc6c IN ocr Sogc iein cine
Qilie ser llm3ugsitiide 3n pcrolicni
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31

lidcu Sic In 0icicr allcaorilhen Ero.
5eiiion u6lt clettriitben Si6tern uns
itrublt, ppraoiN6rt peroen iollcn
9lrnce fl0 Mlurine weroen piirOig
om 5ciituaa bertreten iein im0 es
III 0oiiir5orae getrngen por0eu, oaB
cine itorfe gl6or0nimg Der onlerita.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31

aricqsmarinc uoh ocm@otopsco eut.
ienoeu
gluh sat Ben Ginmci6urgs 6eier-
lidfeiteu otf Sort NlcSenrD, bei oe.
ncn am Sanlitog, Oeu II. Septems
6cr @raHocut @iliou cine 9icoe ball
ten miro, iho 6ereits lmaiangreide
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31

idieoencn GrDen ocS Sdn0es perlre
tcn, uuo miro iciucI lln5ug an
glriiocrtboitstoa abboltcn Nerr
ggiliom VI. 2arfinS, Ser GQriBcuoe
Oes itd0tiidjcn lIn5ugs Gomiie's III
III icincr 9llfBobc, oic UcriHicoeucn
ita0tiiden Gonlite's miiciuanoer M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31

Der DllnabbGnaigc 9iirgcrncrein@
fOrOert Die WlitalieOer Ser Giu5elucr-
cine at redJt 5ablreidem @eimdl 0es
&aiien6anS-E EfinoitfeiteS anf, wel-
DIES mUrgeu, NOntna, i'm 9iiberDieu-
&arf itattfinSet. (@}oi3t)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31
gas 0rutIbt giro.
Mrbeiters Sdngerfrlt
tut Synli.
S3Wei Set. @Un5crte nit
feinem PtUatamlt.

Seitoiriaeut emil 8. lllric1 bon 4Sbi+
Iooelpbio ideutt Dem oellti6en
&oltsIieo beionoere 8eodttug.
Sin ftarter Qamen8or uno cine
5er0orroaenoe SoIiitin mirfen
nit. Die Gutitebuug unO Der
9seroegona oes @unoes.
glQe 9ln5eicben ipreden ooiiir, Dab
Oas pom >. bis g. Suli in lmierer
Stoot itottiuOenOe SdngerieIt Oes
,9lr6eiter Sduger6unoes Ser glorO-
oititaoten" Oos groBte meroeu miro,
pcl6es oieie Organization ienalS ab-
qebalten 6ot. glber nidt alem in
Qeianglicber Siuiidt oiirfte oos 5eit
BON @rfolg begleitet ieiu, ionOern
oll6 in 9e5ug olf llnter6olting SSn
0ieier Gibtlng gi6t iid1 odus 6cit.
Gomitc Oie gr0Bte @liibe, INN fir Die
Souienoe oisp6rtiger Sanger oen
me6rtGgigen 9lufentbolt IN ser 0io.
numentenitoOt 10 ongene6m unO ge-
miit6lih pie m0glid 81 geitolten.
Gie Seitbeboroe ideut meOer Nlii6e
nudj Soften nm Oieies 3iel 81 errei-
den. 9I6geieben bon Den 3luei gro.
zen GoH5crten, ruelde an Den 6eiOen
erIien 9lbenOeu in Der SDric SaQe
itattiin0en arrungirt Sic 9e60rOe ei.
ne @oroOe am Somitog, oen A. Suli,
pelbe oorolslibtlicb MoDor @reiton
Dor Dem Hatbbauie obnebmen miro.
0ann ite6en ouf Dem llnterbaltungs.
%rogramm elm @icnic am ielben Ia
qe, lnO am Sonntog Dladmittag
miro cine iraenliit6lide GonUention
inn 9lrion %arf abgebolten mer0en.
9tatiirli6 ite6en Die beioen Scits
Gon3erte i'm @oroerarlmO unO 0iirfs
ten oas meiteitc SSntereiie in OerStoOt
Baltimore erregen
las pollit1uOige &rogronm eBt
iid iolgenoeruoBen 5ulummen:
Ionneritag, oen 2. Suit CONCERT
ser Stdote.Gereinigllugen.
1. SeitC5or Gbpertiire, %rof. 8.
g9iuter, Girigent.
2 Nlonnerdor 9lrbeiter S1ngers
9lnoesgruB .. Gorl 9iener.
St0Ote0ereiniaina bon 9oltis
more Geo. g9. @06lmonn, Gi.
rigent
SSeItreoe.
3. Nldnner6or uSrbeit" y. ".
......... llt6mann.
Gereiniaung bon @iier u.llnion
So. sc 9alienberg Girigent.
A. W}dnnerdor ~ o9lm Stranoe, "
....... @. u. lltbmonn.
Stdotepereinigung BON SEEM
gorf. 9l. 81. S6ulb, Girigent.
.. Gomenhor u@s ite5t Elm Stern.
lein," ....... o. gSeiieler.
@oltimorer Gamen6or. @. g9.
@0blmoun Girigent.
6. WiGnnerdor ngIm &lnens
itein, -....... glDslinger.
Connecticut 9lr6eiter Singer.
blmo s. $. Seller, Girigent.
Z. Nldnnerdor ISM Nlorgen.
rot6" ...... IS. 81. lltbmonn.
@erb. 9lrb. @eiangpereine bon
philadelphia glug. S1mOt,
Uirigent.
s. Wemii6ter G6or
AZ .@rirnerlmg" ". &romer.
b .5rii6IingS5eit," G.@il6elm.
Sem. G6or Der St0oteOereini-
9unQ glem 9orf. CHARLES u.
Sdul5, Girigent
9. M1nnerAor .Gor Dem Stlwi
me" ..... q. gl. lltbmonn.
@ereiniguug BON Suoion.@o.,
81. 5. Syo6n 9. SdooeI Ciri-
gent.
10. NlGnncr6or 0@olter BON Ser
&ogcIwcipc," g. u. Gut6moun.
@ereinigimg bon @olioic-@o.,
&..S. Nior Nlii6lert, 0irigent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31

9aRc sur Mric in'S gusIano beIorat q.
Malne, &r. li3, Cf-Snltimure.eirahe nabe
6ntom 0Ouie slUeHue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31
Grite @lOnOIidt-Ggtnriiuu ser rSaiIon
-0ampfer n9reamLan0H-

yglr6eiter Srnnen.SnnO."
@rORcr Samilieu-g -gInSflmg,
SloOniS-%arf, lluiOn-gIUenne,
SOnuta9, z. SUM.
(Nlai3fl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-06-17
MAY HANG NEGRO.
Question Raised by Recapture oil
"Judge Mann Stuart" Con-,
vicied Eight Years Ago.

Richmond, Va, June 1.-THE re-
capture of 'tJudge Mann Stuart" q
negro, who was sentenced to be hang
ed in Nottoway county eight years
ago for the murder of negro named
Price, and who escaped from Jail at
ter sentence had been passed, will
most probably raise the question as to
whether the prisoner shall be hanged
from a scaffold, as prescribed by the
trial jury, or be placed in the cleo
trio chair at the penitentiary, as Is
now the law regarding the execution
of state criminals.
The verdict of the jury sitting III
the case Of Judge Mann Stuart
alias Algie Stokes, was that he "be
hanged by the neck until he is dead
Since that verdict was rendered, how
ever, the general assembly in 1905
passed an act abolishing hanging as
mode of capital punishment in Vir-
ginia, which act provided for the in
stallation of an electric chair at the
state prison. Unless Governor Stuart
interferes, it would appear that the
Nottoway murderer will be hanged in
Nottoway county in accordance with
the verdict of the jury. 1t is bought
probable, however, that the Governor
will take the necessary steps to pre-
vent this old time method of eXecu-
ton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-06-17
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera ant
Diarrhoea Remedy.

This remedy always wins the good
opinion, if not the praise, of all who
use it. Mrs. F. A. Hood, Burrows,
Ind, writes. 81 have found Chamber.
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy a positive cure for cramps
and summer complaint" For sale by
ali dealers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-06-17
PAVING BLOCK TO ARRIVE
Steamship sAustriana to Bring Par! OF
Il. Cargo 10 Washington.

1.-The Furness line steamship Austri-
ana has arrived at Baltimore 20 dis
charge a portion of her cargo before
coming to Washington with about
1900 tons of paving block made from
the Stag of Theron furnaces OF Mid
desboro, England, Thervessetwal b
about a week. at the Maryland port
ani, will then be brought around TO
this city by Captain John Barclay of
the Maryland Pilots Association. The
Austrians was twenty-five daysfonthe
trip from Middlesboro to the capes
of the Chesapeake contrary winds
having detained her.
While she is a big steamer, regisl-
ering 1000 tons and being 345 feet
long, forty-seven feet beam and
drawing nineteen feet of water, she
is, it is stated, not the largest steam
ship that has brought the block to
Washington, her size being exceeded
by two of the three steamers that
have previously unloade5 here The
Crawford Paving Company Of Wash
ington, is the consignee of the vessel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-06-17
THE FATNESS OF HEALTH
Samosc Fills Out the Curves and
Makes Thin People Fat.

If you are thin, your health is not
what it should be. If you are losing
weight steadily there is something
wrong that should be attended to at
once. You cannot be healthy and
strong if you are thin.
Perfect health and good, solid, beau
tiful flesh can only come through the
use of Samose, the remarkable flesh
forming food.
Samose is not a drug or a stimu-
liant. It is a scientific flesh-forming
food that restores thin people to a
normal condition of good healthy
flesh.
These statements are confimei by
E. S. Leadbeater & Son, who offer TO
refund the money to any one buying
and using Samose who does not gain
in weight as promised. The risk is all
theirs. The, thin and scrawny can buy
Samose at Druggists. E. S. Leadbeater
& Sons store with the knowledge that
if it is not successful it will cost abb
solutely nothing,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-06-17
RIVER BASIN ENLARGED.
Included in Improvement to- Upper
Machodoc Greek, Va.

Washington, June 17.-Recent I'M
.,provements ito the channel in Upper
Machodoc creek, Va, by the United
States army engineer service. dredges
Dalecarlia include not only the re-
moving of the shoal spots in the chan
nel, but the charging Of the basin at
the head Of navigation, at Milford
Landing,e SO that thehsteamers that
will! make landing as far up as Mil
ford can turn around Eowithout diff
Gully to start downrcthe waterway.
The landings on, Upper Machodoc
creek are on the schedules of the
steamers to and from this city, and
the farmers and merchants in that
section of King George and Wes-
noreland counties, Va, ship guam
titles of vegetables, fruit, grain and
livestock to this city and buy all their
supplies here, so that the business
from the creek is of Importance to
Washington merchants.
It is stated that the Dalecarlia
found the material taken from the
bottom of Upper Machodoc so soft
that to keep it from running back
into the creek it was necessary to
pump it 1000 feet away from the
banks. Upper Machodoc has about
three landings on it's five miles of nav
igable length.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-06-17
MYSTERIOUS MURDERS.
Prosperous Georgia Planter Latest
Victim of Deliberate Assass-
ination

Columbus, Ca, June 17.-Oscar Nc
Gintey, a prosperous planter of this
section, was found dead near here
Monday, gunshot wound in the back
of his head indicating he was murd-
cred.
McGintey is the fourth man who
has been murdered mysteriously in
this vicinity within less than month
The first victim was William Kinds
man, shot in the back of the head or
May %. On June 7, Roy Palmer
was shot in the head and killed. Or
June s, Frank Allen, who furnished
the local police with information re-
lating to the killing of Palmer, was
found dead near the scene of Pal
mers murder. He had been shot
through the head five times.
Three men are now in jail here ac-
cused of completely in the throe Kill
lings which preceded the death CT Nc
Gintey. They are David Warner
"Son" jenkins and Luther Babbett.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-06-17
W. & l.. UNIVERSITY.

Lexington, Va, June 1.-THE board
of trustees of Washington and Lee
University has elected as head of the
history department, Professor Frank
lin L. Riley, Phi. D., of the University
of Mississippi Historical Society, and
as a member of the law faculty, Prof
Holden Bovee Schermerhorn, of New
York city. William A. Anderson, OF
Lexington, for thirty years member
of the board of trustees, was elected
rector of the University, to succeed
DR.. G. 3. Stricken, deceased, of Rich,
mond. The alumni address last night
was delivered by DR.. D. Hopkins Rolls
ton. of Charlotte, N. C. The presi-
dents reception and alumni smoker
followed. Tomorrow will be gradua-
ton day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-06-17
ENDORSED AT HOME
Such Proof as This Should Convince
ANY Alexandria Citizen.

The public endorsement of local
citizen is the best proof that can be
produced. None better, none stronger
can be had When a man comes for
ward and, testifes to his fellow citi-
zens, addresses his friends he is thor
oughly convinced or he would not do
so. Telling ones experience when it
is for the public good is an act of
kindness that should be appreciated
The following statement given by
resident of Alexandria adds one more
to the many cases of Home Endorse
mcnt which are being published about
Doan's Kidney Pills. Read it
H. c. Smith, tailor, 919 King street,
Alexandria, Va, says: 81 hope my
statement will be the means of get
ting othe rsufferers to use Doan's
Kidney Pills and be cured, as I was.
Eidn't find anything that would cure
me until / used Doan's Kidney Pills.
They made me we'll in less than a
month and during the past two years
have had no trouble The endorse
mentl gave at the time the
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Ex-Goy. Mann Heads Company.

Petersburg, Va, June 1.-THE State
Corporation Commission has granted
a charter to the Alfalfa Lands Com
pany, Incorporated, whose principal
Office will be here, with a capital of
,s5O0,OO0. The incorporators are. Ex'
Governor Williamrss Hodges Mann
president; William H. Harrison, Jr.,
vice president; William Hodges Mann,
Jr., secretary and, treasurer, and T
o. Sandy, general manager The
company, it is stated, will control be-
tween 5000 and 5000 acres Of land.
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There is no greater grief than Ia mis-
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SuperHuity,

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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-05
JAPANESE CLERGYMAN SAYS HIS
country q YEARS AHEAD Of j. 5.
IN 'AKED' THEOLOGICAL VIBRATIONS

Rev Dr. Kakichi Tsunachi,na. p13
tor Ct the Congregational church in
! Toxic Japan. che Of the mCst els
tingu!shed japanese Christian clergy
men, is astounded and amused at the
controversy going on in local Protest
ant church circles over the statements
made a month age by DR.. Charles F.
Aked, says the San Francisco Chron-
icle .-
The preacher from tie Orient says
Japan is % years in advance OF such
theological yexations. The Christians
Of his country have oatgrown their
UNCONVENTIONAL education, he says
and subscribe TO progressive ortho-
doxy-that Jesus, the Son of God
came for the redemption of the world,
| died upon the cross, arose again and
lives eternally-and beyond that they
do not go. ~.
DIR. Tsunashima is in San Francisco
as missionary to the Japanese Budd.
hists residing here, and will spend
the next three or four months exhoft.
ing them to turn from their native re-
ligion to Christianity. He regrets
that the Aked discussion is on at this
time, as in his opinion, it does not add
to the attractiveness of Christianity
as a spiritual refuge.
i Took Course at Yale.
DR.. Tsunashima is a graduate OF
Doishima University of Kioto, one of
the oldest Christian educational in
stitutions in Japan. Subsequently he
took course at Yale University and
has been engaged in preaching the
gospel in Japan for the last 80 years.
He is acknowledged as one OF the
most foreefnl figures in Japan for the
advancement of Christianity among
the natives.
Shortly after my arrival here a
month ago" he said yesterday, my
attention was attracted by the pub
lished sensation raging in religious
circles here on account Of the recent
utterances of DIR. Charles F, Aked
from the pulpit OF the First Congre-
gational church. | have been very
much amused during the last few
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