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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-10
Public Coming Back,

The public is coming back into the
market rapidly ana with the easy
n1cney conditions Will he encouraged
to buy stocks.
The strength Of tobacco stocks TO-
dey was due partly, OF coure, 70 pool
acGyity, but largely to permanent i'm
provement OF condition OF tho big
r4tn panies.
Il Wall street Is taking much interest
aIf Q rumoT that action may be begun
by some disgruntled stockholders OF
the Distillers Securities company 10
ssom pei cancellation ~ the deal where :
by the company sold its holdings al
Industrial Alcohol at $40 a shar" just
before Alcohol sold up.to Si1e.
IS Crncibles strength waS due t. tho
belief that the United states govern
ment might make contract with Il
for 14-3nch shells such rs fyure1 in
The Hadheld contract Ii has been
proved BY one important munitions
concern that these shells cln-be made
In America for the exact figure that
the Hadhei1s named a. the selling
price Therefore, all that Was asked
by American firms in addition &c
4 Hadfeid price was net profit In tht
opinioa-of real patriots i MIS- 2 rather
n liberal profit "a demand of TN" Eoited
B States government
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Third. Twenty sixth and Broad
streets-Regular services will be held
at ii A. NJ. and q T. NJ, conducted
by the pastor. Rev II. J. williams
Sunday school will meet at $50 A. NJ.
and the Brotherhood Bible class at
s;45 A. NJ. Westminster league will
meet at 1915 r. NJ
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In Cowardin- Avenue Christia n
church. the pastor, Rev. John A. Tate.
will preach at IL A. NJ. and s P. M. on
the subjects: The Test OF Dis
ciple" and The Religion of Our
Homes"
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Leigh-Street. corner Twenty fifth
and Leigh streets-Pastor j. J Wick
er will preach, IL A. NJ, Brother
hood and Nationaiism"; 8 =. M,
Final Things-Heil"
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Arc the Days Of Miracle. p,stp

Does Christ Heal the Sick Tc.iay.
as in the Days of His Life on Earth 90
will be the subject Of the mc-aing
service on o'clock) at the West End
mission. sos West Cary street. on
sunday; $50 F. NJ, a testimony meet
ing will be held: 1 p. NJ. holiness
meeting. subject, Does Gods Word
Teach salvation from All Sin and the
Roots OF carnality instantaneou.ly p
. T.. NJ, revival meeting. subject.
What Did Christ Come into This
World to Do" Meetings conducted by
Evangelist G. II. Gootee. once with ID.
L. Moody IN Christian work.
Meeting In Midnight MissiG,.
Tonight at o'clock a rescue" Cos
pei meeting will be held In tho mis-
sion rooms, l431 East Franklin street
Drinking men welcome. Subject to-
night, "A New Man In Christ"
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st. James-The revival now in
progress will continue through next
week. Preaching by Rev. Raymond
Browning daily at 10 A. ~. and 8
p. NJ. There will be three services
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Fulton. Rev w. Thorburn Clark,
paetor-Morning subject, THE World
into Which He Came, or the Value
of the Church to the Community;
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Hanover Avenue, Allen and Han
over avenues--The minister George
W. Kemper, will preach at II A. NJ.
and s +. NJ. Bible school $3.50 A.
NJ Christian Endeavor 7:l5 p. NJ.
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Oh RISTIAN.
We never niss the water
Till the we'll runs dry!

CHRISTIAN.
Hanover Avenue, Allen and Han
over avenues--The minister. George
W. kemper, will preach at / A. NJ
and S =. NJ. Bible school $3.50 A
NJ Christian Endeavor 7:l5 p. NJ.
/ In Cowarclin- Avenue Christian
! church. the pastor, Rev. John A. Tate
/ will preach at II A. NJ. and s P. M. on
! the subjects: THE Test OF a Dis
! ciple' and The Religion OF Our
| Homes"
/ Fairmount-Avenue Christian-Reg-
ular services Sunday. conducted by
! the pastor. A. NJ. Fox Morning sub
/ iect, The Ideal Christian: His Heav-
emily Helper; evening subject, The
Greatest Book in the World" Bible
! school 9:45 A. NJ. Christian Endeavor
! I p. NJ. You are cordially invited to
attend these services.
! Colonial-Avenue, stop rs, West
/ hampton car line--Bible school $3.50
! p. NJ. followed by church services.
Seventh Street.-The pastor, Rev. II.
! D. c. Maclachlan, will preach both
morning and evening; morning sub
/ ject, The Score: OF Pentecost": even
, ing. God and Me-
EPISCOPAL.
Monumental-The Rev. James W.
Morris will preach at II A. VI. and
| r. NJ. Sunday school a:45 A. NJ.
Bible classes 10 A. N.
James winsiow Clarke, rector--Holy
prayer and sermon, II o'clock: even
ing prayer and sermon, o'clock.
ST Paul's-Holy Communion at 7:<5
A. NJ. Morning prayer. II o'clock:
evening prayer. o'clock. The rec
tor. Rev. W. Russell Bowie will preach
at both services The morning sub
ject is The Wings OF Sorrow" This
is the second OF series of sermons
on Personal Religion" The evening
| sermon is under the general head OF
The Sufficient God" the particular
phase being The Forgiveness Of
God
St Andrew Morning prayer Holy
Communion and sermon at IL o'clock.
Nrtillii Ifbtlpli CLASH ilttkS dl = NJ
Evening prayer and sermon s o'clock.
will preach IN the morning and Rev.
| Philip A. Arthur az the evening SER
vice.
| st Iohn's-There will be service
as follows; At II O'Clock. morning
prayer and sermon, and at o'clock.
evening prayer and sermon by the
rector, the Rev. Hugh W. Sublett.
st. James'-Holy Communion at
! 7:45 A. NJ. Morning prayer and SER
mon at II o'clock. Evening prayer
and sermon at s:15 o'clock. Sunday
/ school at $40 A. NJ. Bible classes
I for men and women at 10 A. NJ. The
rector. Rev. G. Freeland Peter. will
preach at the morning service, and
! in the evening sermon by the Rev. j.
! Francis Rihhle rector of ST Andrew
church
| Christ-Services at ii 4. NJ. and at
/ 8 p. NJ. The rector. Rev. Charles w.
Sydnor will preach at both services,
Lenten services Wednesday and Fri
day at p, NJ. and Saturday at p.
NJ Public cordially invited,
Church Of the Holy Comforter. Grove
avenue and Rowland streets. Rev. w.
e. Cox. rector-Holy Communion, 7;3o
( A NJ. special corporate communion be-
! ginning our weak OF prayer. SUNDAY
| school. a;30 A. NJ. Morning prayer and
! sermon. II A. NJ. subjects: The House
/ Left Empty" Evening player and ser
mon, p. NJ. subject. Finding the
/ Lost Sheep" Seats free. All are cor
daily invited.
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RlcHMOND's GREATEST ASSET

o bestw ofa thing after
having enjoyed Its BENEFITS be denied awhile
HOMES Of
Could a greater calamity?
today will nc.
welfare?
and 1'
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Grace ovenant--Preachin by Rev
Richard Orme Finn, of Atlanta. at IL
A. NJ. and p. NJ. Sa bbath school
$50 A. NJ. Bible classes--women's.
conducted by Rev. Edward Mack.
brotherhood. by Rev. William Meg
ginson---at 10 A. NJ
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Preaching IL A. NJ. by Rev. J. b. Pc
tiers; subject, God in the Home"
Preaching at =. M. by Presl ling
Elder Rev. n. H. Potts. Sunday
school Gao
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PLAIN CLorHRs OR UNIFORM.
Jacob UmIauf Speaker at Mems
Meeting.


Meeting.
The splendid attendance at the biz
mems meeting held In the Central
Y. NJ. c. A. auditorium Jur!ng the
past ten weeks has been excaei ingiy
gratifying to those in charge Last
Sunday. Notwithstanding the stormy
weather. there was n big crowd Of
men, and they were intensely interest
ed Next sunday afternoon at $3.50
Mr., Jacob tmlauf.- enc of our best
known citizens. member of the city
council and a director OF the nsso-
citation. will discuss the question.
plain Clothes or uniform? That he
will have something interesting to say
goes without question. The illus
trated service OF song will begin
promptly at $3.50 o'clock. led r, o.
Wingo Russell. who is making such
a feature OF the singing at these big
meetings Men, whether members OF
the association or not, are always corr
daily welcomed.
The Man Christ Jesus.
The Conversational Bible Study hub
will meet at O'clock and will con.
tinue the study OF The Man Christ
Jesus--His Plans and Methods" All
men are invited to this Informal at ray.
The Boys Sunday Afternoon Club
The regular Sunday aftern, IN meet
ing of the Boys Sunday Afternoon
club will be held mt .sb o'rtork in
the boys lobby. and Mr. q. w, Dieh,.
OF Richmond college, viii talk to the
boys about Bull Dog smith lumber
jack" Boys between ten aud seven,
teen years OF age are cordially invited
to hear this Interesting talk
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-10
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET,
Wholesale Quotations Furnished ny
r. w. Evans a Co.. Produce Conn
mission Merchants.

Richmond, Va. March ., 1917.
The wholesale IL ark~t from actual
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-10

Broad Street--Rev. Fred r che
nault. the pastor. will preach morn
ing and night. Morning subject. The
Christian Home: evening. II Am the
Light OF the World"
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Oarto0nist at Gundax seho..I

N0FmIst ~ HuHdAy SChOII.
James q. Blake. cartoonist. will
speak to the Third Christian sunday
school tomorrow morning on Follow
the Flag" The cartoonist will pro-
fusely illustrate the lecture.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-10

Highland Park--Preaching by the
pastor. Rev. II. NJ. White, II A. NJ.
and s r. NJ.
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The IAfe and Advent church. on
Chafhn street, near Randolph--Regu-
lar services at IL A. NJ. and P. NJ.
Special evangelistic services each
night next week at P. NJ. Speaking
by NJ. NJ. Shurtliff. OF Duxbury. Mass
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-10
MET CLOSES BOTH
'sTR0GG A! 0 ACTIVE
EARNINGS Enjoyed by Every Com
pany Reason for Optimism
on Street
PUBLIC is COMING BACH
iN9gctful of the Stings of Recent
Break the Man With "a LATHE Cash
q - yielding TO Temptation to Take
i = Flyer"
ID, BROADAN WALL.

New York. March 9,--Ind"r lead.
ssaxhip of United states steel and
saneiters the stock martot closed
4 teone and active TODAY with !u9or-
sAns ne; gains showing In ponr' II is
mes. Much OF the buying was 1ue
1ost excellent reasons on their side.
mt apparently very poor judgment
4a9chnical conditions have prevailed,
here are numerous hear factors. hui
hey are all toe deep seated TO make
nv suppression on people who are
now buying stocks. Il Is 'ssthle
Wall street may have a bull r,Nrket
'sefore these underlying conditions
lake themselves dominant
Big earnings are the cause OF the
dvance In the market and every com
amy has them. Although the United
;ates Steel corporation outout was
asarpointingiy small IN Febru- ~, il
rs sold az such high prices that the
maths earnings VIII be satisf"c ory.
Meiters directors have given no
D tonise Of an increased dividend hut
~ earnings are well known. Pay
uun I OF ] 2 per cent on General Mo
- was in line with the promise
uGae yesterday when a strorg aoot
d4k hold of tho stock The gas
fAeks. particularly those in thu Nil
lie West are IN urgent demand he
.Aaise OF their large proflts Through
of Petroleum prone les,
rhe high price 81 coal is helrtn~ them
lItc by causing greater consumption
ID gas for fuel.
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Denny Street, r. Nelson HARNESS,
pastor--lI a. NJ. THE Standard of
the Ideal Home; r. NJ, "A Man
Who Proved Himself Traitor When
He Should Have Been a Hero" Sun
day school at $3.50 A. NJ. Epworth
league at r. NJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-10

F'airmount-Avenue Christian-Reg-
ular services Sunday. conducted by
the pastor. A. NJ. Fox. Morning sub
iect, The Ideal Christian: His Heav-
emily Helper; evening subject, The
Greatest Book in the World" Bible
school 9;45 A. NJ. Christian Endeavor
I p. NJ. You are cordially invited to
attend these services.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-10

Randolph Street. Rev. W. r.. Rob
ertson. pastor-The revival services
will close Sunday night. Rev. =. n.
Arendall will preach at both services
on Sunday. Sunday school st $3.50
A. NJ. Young Peoples Union at Z
F. NJ
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West End. Rev. c. W. NJ Taylor. pas
tor--Preaching. II A. NJ. and p NJ.
ny the pastor. Sunday school meets
$40 A. NJ. EpWorth league devotional
service. 7i5 r. NJ Cottage prayer
meetings held in twenty homes during
the week on Tuesday and Thursday
nights.
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BAPTIST.

Broadus Memorial. W. e Gibson.
pastor-Bible school at s:l5 A. NJ,
A. G. McCabe. superintendent. Preach
ing by the pastor at ii A. NJ. and
at p. NJ. Morning subject, Max
ing Our Family Circle Complete in
Christ; evening. The Conversion of
a State Treasurer" b. Y. r. u,
Senior and Junior. at Z p. NJ.
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Immanuel--Rev. Leland w Smith.
the pastor. will preach at both ser
vices. His evening theme will be.
Repentance illustrated by Recent
Trial before the Juvenile Court"
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LAUREL Street-Rev. w. @. Boggs,
the pastor. will preach at IL A. NJ.
and at p. NJ. Rev. r. H. Potts will
preach on Wednesday night at 6
O'clock
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-10

Union Station. corner Twenty-fourth
and N streets--Preaching both morn
ing and evening by DR.. NJ. S. Colonna,
pastor. Subjects: II A. M, THE Sc
cret Of Happy Home; s p. NJ,
What is the Minimum Cost of
Revival"
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Monument-The pastor. Rev. G. H
Lambeth. will preach both morning
and evening. Subject. morning. I'm
potent Disciples; evening what
Shall Do for My Son.
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LUTHERAN,

st. Johns German Evangelical
Eighth and Marshall streets-The
pastor. Rev. o. Guthe, will preach In
English at II A. n. and p. 81. The
morning subject will be woman. Be-
hold Thy Som" Lenten services will
be held in German language on We'd
nesday evening at o'clock.
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METHODIST.

Woodland Heights-Preachius at
both hours by the pastor, Rev a. c.
Rerryman. Morning subject. The
Christian at Home"
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Branch Memorial--The pastor. Rev.
w. Oliver Gordon. will speak from the
theme in the morning. Personal Com
munion With God: evening. THE
Mighty Appeal OF Usefulness sun
day school at s:3o A NJ. Epworth
league meets in the evening at 7:15
O'Clock
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Decatur Street--'Dry Bones" will
be the subject of the Sunday night
sermon By Rev. Samuel l.. Dumville.
Morning subject, The Greatest Need
of the Church" Sunday school at
$3.50 A. NJ. Special missionary pro-
gram. Come ont and hear the junior
choir sing Epworth league at 7:16
p NJ.
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Church Of the Holy Comforter. Grove
avenue and Rowland streets. Rev. w.
r. Cox, rector--Holy Communion. 7:30
A NJ, special corporate communion be-
ginning our weak Of prayer Sunday
school. $40 A. NJ. Morning prayer and
sermon. IL A. NJ. subjects; The House
Left Empty" Evening player and ser
mon, 8 p. NJ, subject. Finding the
Lost sheep" Seats free. All are cor
daily invited.
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Christ~-Services at ii A. NJ and at
8 p. NJ. The rector. Rev. Charles w.
Sydnor, will preach at both services,
Lenten services Wednesday and Fri
day at p. NJ. and Saturday at p.
N. Public cordially invited.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-10

Trinity-Rev. Starke Jet. pactor.
will preach at both services. The
subject at IL A. NJ. will be The Fam
lily Welfare; at p. NJ the subject
will be "Christ's Gift OF Peace. sun
day school at $3.50. ". NJ Turner.
superintendent. Epworth league at
7:l5. r. II. Proctor. president,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-10

Epworth. Rowland and ChafYin SITS.
Sunday school, $50; preaching at IL
A. NJ. and p. NJ. by the pastor Rev.
C. E. Johnson. Morning subject. THE
Home Life: evening. Am Guilty"
Epworth league, 7 p. NJ
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on Sunday---morning, afternoon 4nd
night. special sermon to men only
at O'Clock; subject, victor or Vic
tim %

Contemporary. T. A. Smoot viii
all his pulpit at IL o'clock A. NJ. and
at s o'clock p. NJ.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-10

Park P1ace-The pastor. DR. N. T.
Thompson. will preach at II A. NJ. IN
Dimensions" and at P NJ. will de-
liver the fourth OF series OF sermon
lectures based on the classics The
subject will be "A Study in Conscience
Nathaniel Hawthorne" The Every
Member Canvass" postponed from la At
sunday on account OF the weather.
VIII be made this Sunday afternoon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-10

Ginter Park--The Rev f. NJ. pur-
Ger. of the foreign mission board, will
preach at IL o'clock No services al
night.
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tor-Preaching at II A. NJ. and s p.
NJ Morning subject. "a Good Mother
and Grandmother: evening, The
Message OF Old Age to Youth" Sun
day school at $3.50 A. NJ. Epworth
league at F. NJ. Wednesday prayer
service at 8 p NJ
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RICHMOND Gnsfv rxcus>Gr.

WHOLESALE Quotations on Change,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-10

Calvary-The pastor, Rev. g. A.
Jenkens, will preach at both services.
A. NJ. theme. Our Field-the world";
P. NJ. theme, Angelic Hosts
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-08
v|RG|N|A'S QUOTA
At CAMP LEE IS
ALMOST FILLED
Thy stan Correspondent.)

camp Lee. Va. October Full of
interest to visitors and soldiers at
Camp Lee Sunday was the track NEE,
participated in by the athlet!cally in
ciined of the different regiments. The
results are regarded not so much nm
final In themselves as Indicating to-
gether with the contest Sunday, Oeto-
her ID, the men who can be rallied upon
To win laurels for their several units
In the track events at the South side
fair TO be held in Petersburg the week
beginning October L.
Company f led It's regiment. the
3tsth In the number of points scored
with IS. Company u came second with
81, then followed C with t. with II
and A with 9, Tom Rcddin,. OF Rich
mond, took second honors In hts regi-
nent. he easily hestine all other en-
tries in both the running and broad
jump. First honors were secured by
r. A. Cultinston. of Company E, with
t2 points TO his credit.
An element of amusement as well as
OF the interest naturally pertaining to
rivalry was not lacking Several men
who showed up extremely well had
practiced faithfully In preparation. but
1t was evident were unused TO dis
playing their talents as track athletes
in public. However such laughter as
was excited was of the good -natured
kind that wounds not at all him
against whom II is directed
Virginia drafted men were con-
spicuous In numerical strength among
the newcomers reaching Camn la yes
terday. There were AGO recruits from
this state, many coming from counties
on the southwestern border Nine hln-
dred and ff- -four Pennsvivanians re-
ported and thirty-six West Virg!ntans
The virginians by counties were as
follows Alexandria. /; Allegheny. IT;
Bland. 81; Fauauier. 2; Gravson, 80:
Greene 3; Kinr George /; Lee, So;
Mathews. 10 Nelson, ~; Page 81: Pu-
laski Is: Raprahannock. 4: Roanoke
?; scott, 70: Buchanan. 40: Smyth. 80
and Wise, 70.
The recruits from Alleehanv. Bland
Grsyson. Buchanan. Lee. Nelson. Page
Pulaski. Roanoke, Scott, Smvthe and
Wise went TO the 3t7th infantry regi-
ment and the others to the aSth
The relatively large number Of vir-
Rintans reporting ar compared with
previous numbers credited on the third
Increment was source OF RratIfca-
ton to the officers of the two regi-
ments. 317th and s1sth. Some perplex~
ity had bean aroused among those de-
tailed to check In ~ecruits from this
state by the fact that thong Ade-
quate quarters had been prepared for
the 20 per cent of virsinia's total
quota. only small proportion 81 them
had arrived here previous to Yesterday.
Now Colonel Jameson. commanding
the si7th. and Colonel Wells the s1sth.
believe that their full allotment win
ooDcA them ~ sxpsStsd
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-08
E.Mu -Four Years In Germany
ssAmbassador Gerard's Experiences at German Court
Until Entrance of the United States Into
the Great War
Difficulties Besiege Ambassddorial Dignity
Amid Court LJe-Wdnings 10 America
. of japanese Intrigue and Espionage

anxious to show his resentment ot thls
distinction Oy refusing to shake hanas
with the American am hassador. re
was in the foyen on the occasion OF
this gala performance, and said that
he would like to have me presented TO
him /. OF course, could not refusN
but forgot the warning OF my prede-
cessors and put out my hand, which
the king ostentatiously neglected TO
shake.
A few moments later the wife OF
the Turkish ambassador was present
&c TO the king of Saxony and received
a similar rebuff. but. as she was
daughter of the khedive of Egypt,
and therefore a. royal highness In her
own right, she went around the king
of saxony. seized his hand. which he
had put behind him, brought IL around
TO the front and shook IL WARMLY
fine example iof great presence OF
mind.
AMBASSADORS WORK Is
IN THE COURT SYSTEM.
Writing OF these things and looking
out from a skyscraper In New Y ork.
these details Of court life seem very
frivolous and far away. But an am
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bassador. is compelled to become part
of this system. The most important
conversations with the emperor some
times take place at court functions.
and the ambassador and his secre~
taries often gather their most useful
{ bits Of information over teacups or
with the cigars altar dinner.
aSsaaa fforsa tfle short COURT aeascra.
Berlin In rather dun. Bismarck char
acterlzed ii as a desert of bricks and
newspaper
In addition TO making visits to the
! royalties. custom required me to call
! first upon the imperial chancellor ana
! the minister Of foreign affairs The
other ministers are supposed to call
able Won Tirpitz claimed a different
guie, 80, during the first winter, I
5er4suaOy made the acquaintance of
those persons who sway the destinies
Of the German empire and It's 10000
/ Gee.
dined with the emperor and had
long conversations with him on New
/ Years Day and at the two court balls.
GERMANS TRIED TO EXCITE
SUSPICION OF JAPAN.
An during this winter Germans
from the highest down tried TO i'm
press me with the great danger which
I they said threatened America from
Japan. The military and naval at
tAchea and | were told that the Ger
man Information system sent news
that Mexico was fuN Of japanese col
oneis and America, of Japanese spies
Possibly much OF the prejudice in
America against the Japanese was
cooked up by the German prupaEan-
dtsts whom we later learned TO know
so well.
II IF noteworthy that during the
whole ~ my first winter in Berlin
was not officially or Officially af-
forded an opportunity to meet any
Of The members Of the reichstag or any
Of the leaders In the business world
The great merchants whose acquatnt-
auce made, as we'll as the literary
and artistic people / had 10 seek out
because most of them were not fIof-
facing / ala not come In contact with
them at any court functions official
dinners or even in the houses Of the
court mobiles or those connected with
the government
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DEATHS.

In stanton. Va,
Sunday October Z. at $50 A. M. DIR.
JAMES HENRY GARLICK. after a
lingering Illness OF some weeks. In
his seventy-sixth year.
Funeral will be from the Chesa-
peake a Ohio depot on arriv OF
train at 3:4s r. NJ, MONDAY, OCTO-
Der s. Interment will be in Holly
wood. He is survived by the follow
ing sisters; Mrs. Dora p. Dickins.