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New-York tribune., 1916-07-25
"Blunders in the Philippines"
o AZ Editor of The Trihune

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: Under the caption. "Blunders in the
Philippines" James c. jenkins in to-dav's
Tribune gives the best statement OF facts as
ihey are that have seen published.
member Of my family, who left on N,
first transport carrying troops to Manila
after Deweys memorable battle in Manills
Bay, engaged in business there, and has beer
a permanent resident OF Manila from tina,
time to the present. On recent business
trip to this country he told me that the frs,
year Of Democratic rule had upset more than
can be rebuilt in the Philippines in ten wears
TO come; FURMAN CLAYTON, D. D. S.
Brooklyn, July 81, 1916
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-06
And in Name of the IIIustrious
Democratic President He
Issues an Appeal.

NEW YORK. Nov. I'm the name
Of that honest Democrat. Grover
Cleveland Birthplace Memorial Asso-
we'll. y. J.. secretary Of the Grover
Cleveland Birthplace Memorial Asso-
citation. has written fervent appeal
to Cleveland Democrats to vote
against returning Woodrow Wilson to
the presidency. In a letter to VIII
liam Il. Wilcox. chairman OF the Re-
publican national committee, Mr..
Vanwert says:
In the name Of that honest Dem
ocrat. Grover Cleveland. whose name
and memory delight to honor,
want to make my solemn protest
against such language as President
Wilson is reported to have used in
a recent speech at Long Branch.
when he said you cannot worship
God on an empty stomach, and you
cannot be 4 patriot when you are
starving
Such language is foul blot on
our American manhood and / resent
it with all the force that can. Never
were baser words uttered.
When Secretary Baker compared
our patriotic forefathers with Mex
lean bandits l hoped he was mis-
quoted. but now his chief says some
thing that is still worse. Does this
not show the trend Of opinion at the
White House?
Grover Cleveland. It is well
known was so thoroughly disguised
at Mr.. Wilson as q result OF the intt-
mate knowledge OF his methods gain
ed while a member of Princeton
governing board. that he broke with
him and refused to recognize him to
the day, OF his death. This Is easily
proved. In the name Of this noble
man whose birthplace I had the hon
or to assist in acquiring, appeal 10
the honest. God fearing voters OF tn Is
country, and the young men especial
". TO vote against returning Wood
row Wilson to the presidency. I'M
agine, II you will. what Cleveland it
he were living. would say in such a
critical situation rs that in which we
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-06

candidly explains that she intends to
exploit her daughters beauty in the
marriage market. The marriage mar
ket with its shallow veneer OF modern
dress and modern manners but with an
G AMAZING similarity OF spirit to the old
slave market" only perhaps a little
What will the socially
restricted debu.ante do when she finds
Il is 20 the handsome young dTamatist
she is 20 be displayed? To the one
she prefers to meet above all others.
What will his opinion be Of her whom
he meets in this manner? But there
IS a way that sets all the tangIc right
and Edna Goodrich playing the star
ring role andS that only in a great
sacrifice Is the clear path that leads
TO happiness. The added attractions
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-06
Did 1t E0er Occur To You

why do VIC have soldiers and police
men?
That II women arc denied the ballot
because they do not fight only soldiers
and policemen should vote?
That a woman who runs the home
Is contributing Us much TO the support
or the family as the man who runs the
Office. therefore she is more than self
supporting?
That, IN brief. there is no sane and
logical reason why women should not
vote?
That. lastly. you are voting against
the home. democracy. and the common
good OF your community unless you
yote for woman suffrage?
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-06

vanwert, OF Revolutionary fame. or
not. but it must be that blood OF
that sort flows in my veins. for it be-
gins to boil when read such words
as these from the president. would
count myself = coward did not DO
all It Is IN my power 20
do to prevent the approval OF such
sentiments BY vote for the man
who expressed them"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-06

To ask the nan who says that Not-
ing vii! lower his wlfG's moral stand
ards 10 his own level. why he did not
cleyatc himself 10 her level?
To ask him II he thinks woman
wants TO live with n man who Is not
as good cs sho is. any more than he
wants 20 live with woman who is Eot
as good ss he Is?
That n man forms his opinic-' Of
womaahood IN general by the " 3mea
with whom he associates most?
That II he expresses the belief that
the majority Of Trcmen are either i'm
moral or silly. 4 = conclusive evidence
that be has been keeping bad com
pa2y:
That II &c says his wife does ro'
know enough 20 vote. it shows that he
has used bad Judgment in the selection
Of a wife?
That il the anti went to the polls &c
vote. she might not always have 4
BABY 20 Leave ~ home-it might be
only & poodle dog?
That women are not all protected
5y ;hoIy fathers. brothers or husbands
hu; that men themselves are protected
W soldiers ard policemen? II not so
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-06

Diamond special. The Temptation Of
Adam" The drama was directed by
Al Green and those who have seen the
production assert that it is unusual
in point Of action. photography and
plot. KathIyn Williams appears at
her best enacting as she does the
role Of a loyal wife who finally saves
her husband from prison.
Percy Burton. who was formerly
with Sir Herbert Tree. is to have
charge Of f. H. Sothern's tour in III l
Were King
Richard Walton Tuiiy has engaged
Florence Malone for an important part
in The Masquerader." in which Guy
Bates Post IS TO star.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-06
Hrs. Fiske is to Be Seen in the
Great Stage Success,
f4ErStWilile Susan"

Among the great attractions that
are to appear at the Robinson Grand
n the near future are Leroy. Talon
and Boseo. who have the greatest
magical entertainment ever orEaniz-
EDS last seasons dramatic success.
Common Clay; Victor Herbert's
delightful opera which ran u whole
season at the Lyric theater in New
York City. The Only Girl: the
Princess theater's tremendous sue
cess, Very Good Eddie: Mrs. Fisko
in her wonderful success OF last sea-
son, ''Erstwhile Susan; a return OF
the wonderful screen production.
The Birth Of Nation" and this
seasons sensational success OF the
screen, @CiyilizatIon."
IN the meantime pictures 30 mer-
rIly on their way at this popular
place Of amusement. One OF the very
preat pictures that will appear shortly
Il the new Aircraft production OF
Mary Pickford in Less Than the
DuRt,'' q seven reel drama. Three
theafers in New York City are play
fng this new output Of the Aircraft
this week, the Strand. the Broadway
and the Academy OF Music. The seat
ing capacity Of the three total 5000.
and reports have 1t that more than
that nun Der we're turned away Sum
day from the three on It's first pre-
sanitation Sunday afternoon.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-06

are The Grip OF EVIL and the Para
mount Photograph.
Tomorrow. Habol Taliaferro will APP
pear in The Dawn OF Love" Metro
wonderfully.
Kathlyn williams supported by an
all star east including Eugene Bes-
serer. Guy Oliver. Charles West and
Vivian Reed. appears in General Film
Company's regular service on Mon
day. November 12 in the three reel
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-06

in connection BY Kember's orchestra.
The added attraction viii be scream
lngly funny comedy. "InstalIed Furni-
;u:e." with those popular artists.
Harry Meyers and Rosemary Theby
IN the leading parts.
The House Of Lies" the Morosco-
Paramount photoplay coming TO the
Grand today brings forth this prob
lem: Edna Coleman is the step
daughter OF society matron who
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-06

Little Jack Horner
sat In the corner
Drinking political wine;
lie took big drink
And gave sly wink
And said: What good Job is
mine"
Did Mother Hubbard
Went to the cupboard
But couldn't hned even bone;
Why should Jack Horner
Drink wines in a corner
While she and her dog had nOne:"
little Jack Homer
ONE out of your corner
And stand In the searching lights!
Cut out your wine
And fall in line
To vote for women's rights!
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-06

Enid Bennett. the beautiful young
star whom Thomas II. Ince persuaded
10 forsalCe the legitimate stage FOR
motion pictures. has commenced Work
before the cnInera ct Culver City. The
uhotOpIzy, ha which she is appearing
* an unusual drama by Lanier Bart
lett, and Miss Bennett: is playing the
role Of a blind girl. Her supporting
cast consiSts OF Jack Gilbert. Charles
K. French. EannJ Xidgley. Wlll II.
Bray, Walt Whitman. ]. Frank BURKE
and George Ewcn. Direction OF the
subject IS in the hands OF Charles
Miller.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-06
CLEVELAND DEMOCRAT
IS OPPOSED TO WILSON

today find ourselves.
II do not know If am connected
in any way with the patriot. Isaac
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-06

her interpretations will cause the au-
dience to tremble with excitement I'M
iii the crisis Of this great picture is
past. The scenes change swiftly. and
the whole play. which has beautiful
love theme running through i, vii!
please everybody who sees II. The
staging is gorgeous. "Father Gets IN
Wrong a fast comedy. and funny ear
toous by GIy Mayer viii be the added
attractions.
Amelia Bingham denies that she will
return TO vaudeville. but is consiGcr-
ing reviv1ug some OF her old successes.
The Victory Of Virtue" u ave act
feature with Gerda Holmes and VII
nuth Merkyl in tho leading parts. is
the main attraction today at the Bijou
thoa:er. 1t is q finc production and n
speclaI musical program Will be played
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-06

Apparatus has been invented to per-
nit a man about TO undergo a surgi-
cal operation to administer his own
anaesthetIc.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-06

VIVIAN MARTIN, MoRosco sTAR in PARAMOUNT PICTURES.
auto
That's
sports machine she exceun
swimmer. tennis player a tho outdoors
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-06
PLAYS ARE
BOOKED AT GRAND

The Henry Jewett players in Bos-
ton have been Offering that sterling
old play. 'Jim the Penman.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-06

William A. Brady presents beautiful
Gail Kane and an exceptional case In
his latest release. Tho Scarlet Oath.
at the orpheum theater today. in I'VE
acts. The play deals with the most
talked about people IN the world to-
day, and is laid in America and Rus
STA. Miss Kane plays a Qua! role. and
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-06

That n man forms his opinic-' o
womaahood IN general by the w1mc!
with whom he associates most?
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-27
SUGGESTION OF DIR.
ARNOLD FOR BATHING
DAY IS APPROVED
Plan IS 70 HAVE AL CORPUS
CHRISTIANS TAKE BEIN
At TIE SAVE HOUR on
a CERTAIN DAf

Wrs Nauae Gsrhard' Who rs LIVED
Hsro fsr Many Days, rels % Joy
~ Bathing i7 S4+ Waters
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-27
SUNDAY SERVICES
IN The CHURCHES
OF CORPUS CHRISTI


Church Of Christ
UIr pulpit vi ne occupied ht Nn,
muud iltuIcl 800 SATURDAY rN.uInL aul
1aNIn au i0tte paN $50 ID m tua
aEsu tt
Master NlNmond Dol only lr hia icDnH
tlt ur la' ilr entered ihe Worh uf
tnr mintstN at % N,ara of 1850 Aui ls
.tll ta hr innir.uug
COME a'd nsRr mm rahe tuon
i.purt car
e. " sl;Wrli- Minister
German Evangelical Church
sunday meume io uclo.a sun1a,
school Boa both rneush nnd Urrman
% O.cioch srtNicv with strwun rhg
rhrme Wili hp "An Answer fur Au
Questions
Thursday afternoon s. o'clock thc m
dies nt tho conservation VIII meet iu
the chug,h
SATURDAY is German school Cor aU
who wish 60 learn thc Gvrmau lame
euarc
An are cordially invited to attend
thr spr,lvcs and Worship Wlth us
. BlFuNtElSEN Pastor
Christian Science.
Services bee purgin huuding opposite
Nueves Hotel
sunday On a. M
SUNDAY school 1o m
subject for MaN gN Ancirut and
Modcrn NccrmAnc,. ATLAS Mcsmori Boz
ana hNpnotism, pcnuuncvd
Testimonial injecting "Wednesday
osvning at 90
AL A..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-11
'5unnap 5rbool gesson]z

Westminster Abbey of the Bible. because
he finds in it the memorials of the He
brew heroes. In the Statuary Hall of our
ma ton Capitol each state has contrlbut-
ed in bronze and stone her chosen men
and women, for Francis E. Willard APP
pears among the memorials in Americas
Hall of Fame. One thrills with patriotic
emotions while listening to the guides
recall the contribution of America
chosen children to the nations prog
ress and past. They won their vic
tories just like the ancient He
brews achieved theirs, through the
power of faith. So it has always been.
so it must ever be unto the end of time,
that the principles of faith aid the saint.
In the hour of trial and testing through
the power Of patient endurance it gives to
soul, especially the heroic one, who has
confidence in the reality of the unseen,
the strength by which there come sue
cess and triumph through suffering strug-
gle and sacrifice.
The roll is a long one, starting with
some whose life in the pre-Abrahamic
days revealed their power of vision.
Then comes Abraham, the father of the
nation. who left all in response to the
call of God. The patriarchal Pilgrim
age that started with Abraham and his
the founder of the nation and the
builder of the Hebrew commonwealth,
was sustained by faith. The list from
Gideon to the advent, for the Lord
Jesus is lHcluueu IN the roll OF 1alth,
includes men and women of all classes
and conditions. Samson Gideon and
Rahab are united with Moses, Abraham
and Jesus as brilliant exposition Of
the way faith ennobles life and forms
common bond between the noblest
and the lowliest soul. God rates men
by their faith and loyalty: men judge
them by capacity and wealth The
Bible does not make light of the sin
committed by those on the roll of
faith. but 1T commends them only for
the faith which enables them to win
victories for Cod and man in spite of
their sin.
The victories achieved covered many
fields of endeavor. They won material
victories when they "subdued king
were moral triumphs. When they "ob-
tanned promises" they won spiritual
victories. Three of the conquests mem
toned were personal deliverances. The
student Daniel stopped 1.-The mouths
of wild beasts thus saving his life
The three loyal oh.
Meshach and Abcdnego = conquered
physical forces through faith when
they quenche1 the power of fire. Esther
saved her nation from human tyranny
by her faith and enabled the Hebrews
to escape the edge of the sword"
Several attachments Of personal gifts
Strength out of weakness, energy in
battles and conquering enemies both in
battle and in life are listed among the
triumphs of faith that inspire not only
the Hebrew Christians but the follow
ers or Jesus among all nations to be
loyal to their Lord by consecrating all
to His service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-11
Summons to Conservation,

Having illustrated the power and ef-
fciency of faith by the examples of
many worthless of ancient times, the
writer of the Hebrews exhorts not only
the Jewish Christians, that were in
danger of deserving the standard Of the
Christ. but all in every land to be loyal
TO Christ and His Church. The inspira-
ton OF the lives that his roll of honor
mas given TO the world ought to inspire
every discouraged, disheartened and
despalring one to have confidence and
nope in God. for the sufferings sorrows
ana struggles of this time are not to be
considered. when the believer recalls
his Lords love and life that was given
Tor the salvation OF the world Faith
in Christ calls for his disciples to be-
come separate from the world grow
into the Masters likeness. be lifted
above the trials of the hour, to be
strengthened and supported by Him in
al OF life's trials and win the crown of
glory.
If the Christian is to conquer. then he
must respond to the high calling of
God in Christ Jesus, enter the race of
ne through his personal faith, strip
Tor the contest because his speed will
De ihterrered with. just as a long flow
ing garment would retard any runner
II he does not give up the sin that di :
Vides the heart. To be Christian
calls for the conservation and concen-
u alioii VI All OF ones powers to the
service OF Christ. 1t means business to
serve the Lord faithfully Let ali be
encouraged by the cloud of witnesses
who testify by their tyiumphs through
faith to the value of Gods word and
HIS power to help, aid, and assist in
the struggles for His glory They tes-
tify that the only way to conquer is by
looking unto Christ. who suffered on
the cross. but now rules in the heavens
The vision of our conquering Lord
ought to inspire every soul to endure
the cross and hope for the crown that
awaits the faithful. The conaueror of
the air trusts to power that sur
passes human strength. so the Chris
tan finds by his personal faith in the
unseen Christ power to win. There
iore. let us also-since we are COM
passed about with SO great a cloud of
witnesses-having put away all incum-
brances and the sin which doth SO
| easily beset us. looking unto the author
| and the perfecter of our faith. Jesus.
| who for the Joy that was set before
him endured the cross despising shame
and hath sat down at the right nd
| of the throne of God" He endured,
| and so must we. II we desire to be
| counted among the victors of faith in
! glory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-11

revolution, being in intimate touch
with the leaders of the movement.
is said that few IL any Americans naN 1e
the privilege of calling by their MS.
names as many of China's leading men
DR.. John NJ: Gray. had the nn nsaee
opportunity of carrying the mes ness 40
of physical efficiency to the 3Oo.ooe''.o
people of India. In 1908 he went tho .e
Young Mems Christian Assoetfa'ttbbe e
branches in that second city OF .he
British empire. where he was sme
pioneer in physical education ana ny
giene. His thorough work. it IS said'
soon attracted the attention OF lead,
ing government officials. business anu
professional men, the heads OF g sobnois
and his vision and intimate knoWleuss
of conditions enabled him to present
message of unusual interest.
Thursday evening Mr.. clinton spoke
at the prayer meeting of the Luther
Place Memorial Church, and Or; Gray
at a meeting in the Fourth Presoy-
Friday both spoke before the Rotary
Club. and were entertained today at
luncheon at the Powhatan Hotel.
f mhs5e of of tRe
Day Club. under the supervision OF
which the foreign work Of the wash
citation is carried on, to meet and hear
them.
The Holy Name Society of st. PauTs
Roman Catholic Church will receive
communion in a body tomorrow morn
ing at the o'clock mass. which will
be offered for it's members In the
evening at 1870 o'clock there will be
special services in the church, and a
solemn reception of new members,
after which a meeting of the society
will be held in the school hall Messrs
John Hadley Doyle and Michael D.
Schaefer will address the society at its
meeting in the school hall.
X * *
The mems class of the Petworth Bap-
fist Sunday school held it's regular
monthly business and social meeting
in the church parlors on Monday even
ing, with Herbert W. Ludwig. presi-
dent. presiding. A number of the MEM
bers of the class are planning tennis
club as one of the recreational features
of the class work. and the organization
as a whole is interested in developing
a class orchestra. 1t is hoped to reach
and interest men of Petworth not con-
nected with other churches in one or
the other of the activities of this class.
The subject considered at the last
midweek prayer meeting of the church
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-11

Beginning tomorrow night. DR.. John
Britain Clark. pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church, John Marshall
place. will give the first of a course
of Sunday evening sermons during
Lent on six Typical Temptations"
They are to be as follows: "Tempta-
tion of Moses" The Temptation of
SAUL" 1.-THE Temptation of Solomon"
The Temptation of Peter" The
Temptation of Judas" and THE Temp
tation of Christ"
st Paul, Biblical Drama" is to be
given at the West Street Presbyterian
Church tomorrow evening. at 1880
o'clock by Prof. Samuel ]. MacWatters
of the American University.
The drama. it is said. has been ar
ranged by Prof. MacWatters from scrip
tural material alone, the whole story
being told in the words and phrases of
the Bible.
Lawrence Lee gave an illustrated lee
ture on Solomon's Temple last Sunday
before the Bible Study Club of St.
Thomas Church. Mrs. James Irving
Steel of Harrisburg. Pa. gave a series
of talks recently on her experience in
Jerusalem and the Holy Land" before
the club. of which former Senator But
Ter is the leader.
The First Baptist Christian Endeavor
Society conducted an interesting evan
gelistic service at the Central Union
Mission Tuesday evening. A large
number of mission converts testified to
1.-The joys of Christian service" A num-
Der expressed desires for prayers of
Christian people that they might be de-
1ivered from sin and its consequences,
while others came forward and public
1y expressed their intentions of leading
Christian lives.
Those in attendance from the First
Baptist Society were the Misses Yeat-
man. Miss Lynn. Mr.. and Mrs. D. S.
Brooks, Mr.. Oringe and Elgin Smith.
X x r
]. NJ. Clinton and DIR. John NJ. Gray
of the international committee of the
Young Mems Christian Association
visited here Thursday in behalf of the
foreign work of the local association.
Mr.. Clinton spent a number of years
In China, and was located in Hankow,
the headquarters in China of the revo-
1utionary party, and later in Toxic.
the real storm center of the Chinese