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i rs THE WASHINGTON POST TUESDAY JANUARY 26 1909 roorsev that you will have to deal Trtth for Instance the crippled child the child that cannot be treated at home and the age the child whose parents are hopelessly iclous or hopelessly Inefficient Here must provide for the exer islng or the greatest wisdom obtainable In knowing Just where to draw the line so as to know Just wln It becomes neceasarj to say that even the undoubted advantages of keeping the child In a Orettj poor home If that home Is its own are counterbalanced bj tae fact tost the home has become not a source of benefit but a source of menace and danger to the child Ian will haie to consider a dozen such problems I Government Cannot Do All govwnraent can do much Hut I ever onpet that the government cannot do evervthing tbw must alwavs be Vlp be Individual and Associations out id i lat religious and phllanturopic as uuon of man different kind must ooprratr wil tlie to cramont or we hi int pet ie het results Another i ss ti the jnernment Itself Remember awa that ROemmcnt Is mere an ahMr term The gov nmei i onit of the men In it and 1 not I the right men hajiil ling ai part of a gTeat governmental sten icn at part will work harih le laM anal si the numan equa 1 i Hal equation in dealing i hese iueMion The wit of man ian ew a Mein so perfect that il irl well unless it worked men Ikiim pood and wise and unless out iderj he take a genuine interest In the tei also give their aid and exercise iperx Ision ijpi me again before leaving how I ippreiliti oui lia insr oine ie I the important of the work I a brought tou I look forward I etitig ou tomorrow evening wh I 1 ar what plan or flans this bod Ta adopted and what resolutions it Committee on Resolutions 1 natins the rlu the Ire Hi an lined the follow ins tomntitt mi lr Hastings Ji Hai 1 1 I Hutler lulian Mack Jloni Ik and lamer West 1 Vanli pieident of 1 he tk atholii Home llurcau wa rmal speaker to discuss a il jp He read a paper on trip I mild chlldien of parents iractet but sultering trim i misfortune and the ehildr i of worth i harat ter and le effifieniv he kept tl tl eir ad being gnen the parents ii to maintain suitable horn i nin of the children Should bif tl iii i home be permitted lit us ert or onlv for unions lefhi ieii and immoralltv anion dedaied trongl nt lining the home and said tnot een i pxtienie case of children born dlocl it often best to keej hfldren with tlief natural guardians fir the sake of the child and the pi In said thai a separation often nt the mill of boll ie iext peakpr was James Jai of hxelanl who said that thildien il 1 1 ill means be maintained he eit wreie grosb immoralltv ex an 1 in mail case both the child i in tuer could SJed ev mmorain existed He aid tie i rten the im Dor trat ld tr i i goo I ht Opposed to Institution 1 Mowed Mornav lllian I i did not believe in put i in institutions I 1 Dennis of New tik 111 in ii taitli in tutlrms Mil ti vpfrfUei but he sdid i I mm where possible iK til ntlieis who spoKe on ui we Ii i laid or sui i in 1 lme of New nK laik il Omaha Max ltitthel 1 i i hi lr 1 pratling of lis never the first bul alwayethe last that ought to be chosen Childhood is too sacred a possession and too mighty a potentiality to be hardled on the ready made plan The beat of Institutions cannot take account of personality Thej deal with Inmates Discipline of military I Tlte Inmate are of necessity trimmed and turned Into automatons The result the Institutions type Segregation Ot he joung into a class is always beset with peril to their morality Asylums and orphanages of necessity are organized on a plan which Is not that of the was nol a degraded Individual He admitted that the negro was Ignorant but said there was a ast difference between degradation and Ignorance 1 Neither is the negro a beggar aald the speaker you seldom aee a black handed extended for alms and when ou do It it usually fastened to a man who has been North and Is beatlnr Ma iv back to Florida A negro seldom 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BRKsSKiKBkkJir BBBBBBBBBBBBMl aBBBBBBBBSB jK i VKtKKMS WMHbbPMP BBBBBBBBBBBBb trw isrrjr LS tUP ONBOARDASSHIPSANK i Captain True to Tradition Stoodby Until Last SAVED BY GBESHAMS IIFEBOAT Matter of the Ill Fated Republic Carried to New York by the Derelict Destroyer Seneca Revenue Cutters Officers Tell of the Heroic Acts of Her Crew in the White Star Liners Final Hour Her MXCrAJSIMO J2VJV SIXMOS G7VZM Edwapd rDevupEXi idte li JlllUU lUiam ll I tiPOIgP I I i Hastings 1 Ma tin Mark mi of Iioton I I Murailand el I ind ii All Mai on Jhoii ol Kt Halt of III lex land tumniiismnf uf Washington if 1 nlJilelpliia LEADERS IN COfiFERENf ON DEPENDFNT CHILDREN ill Lpai of llie a mngto into will li I iote ha ti 111 sent i inn iisrian fiom i nuw ion i whir1 soiKtv ii sooni or later then fiiiei I he plig of similar to tl at of the Jthei countu itcd the basis ruck on ts i the nomi th vi i ti wheth i He Miih Id iiMWt tl woik of all i 111 Id dim i mil whet er lit itploal of tin ol chaiilies vhoi Id be iur i tin mi in oration of all iluld i i li ks win then tahen ii I he 1 ei 1 es weie made i Vinos i 1 Indian i and Hugh 1 1 i ol i il ihf il faniih It seems thu a queci proctej ni si tu imiio i tin oin len late lhe II hue li ler it in a tit foundiil ilt home Pensioning Mothers Cheaper In i Ion i un je sionin motleis ih aiti than ill I nj almshouse and la Is an 1 reioinuio Kee th moth it it linn Mil i 1 jii siiide is laken inn il i ia I ad ns i I MirpaLpti reakers hibived that it I ism an 3 that nit ans ih onolisti i that theie shouhl be sorieai I dme ti mai 1 sh uld nev uei ill publ i apennes thai Uarjt ihildien fiom tlen paients oi to tak ian of inildien and ln eis and st is Hon one anothei il Iren should be looked aftei her ei it is os iM to Keen tht lannlx I in a In tin oil Piese the lam I il i st un it hx I i Kamilx Influent vxas th subiect ol tl uidress bx tht Ht Pex i Mai on supeiMsoi Hliolii thanti I tin suijdioi ese of Nexx oil il su mglv ulxoiateJ th i i inc i lo that th I hPine th proper piare to raise childi i thex aie plaied in pood I omes se siihiei Is weie hi efix dis us il I il Hebl ml of New 101I I mi Hi rlex of hiiigo foi mt i Cox II link of lucao Meie Olm Ui Chailes I Mi Kin 1 fx ioil John Hatiett Mont il nan Mrs Kat all 1 1 MexanUlia me i drl dl ii ol si ouis Mui 1 ledei fuenie IMuladelplua and 1 luiik demotr ii fNeix Jersix fficent i rstmn if pieeiitin orphanat I tins social onditioiis tj tl will lesstn tiu dependei rhil a a dismssed hx Prol Cail ldn in 1 i mas Haxn ti iklx ludse illiani Del a I i In in White of hioomi i 1 1 i Dexue i i issioner NeiU Al rfi i ai 1 Ma tiland Henrx hji ti arc iett i dc ex that tne old time familx ad been weakened bx modti i Poxertx alone was not i riuse for bieakim up home women are ompelled to refrain froii work it beins the belitf that leanns hei children is the best thing a woman can do Daxld I lilt of Massachusetts spoke on I he Pieserxation if the I amilx Home In piit he said One ot the questions lonsidera tin the 1 enin togetl er woitlw rimlus i re is i if leun ic i i flit ir empoian laik of emploxm it tne fam is unable to pi ide the ea is nt essaix fcr Its maintenance Mone pen led for lent and the hux ns of fool si a li 1 lothins is the be investment which can be made if it ie ults in hav ing the home 1 believe that outdooi rt lief in a te jml lisi mindtine maun will tend to lessen the numlier of depcr 1 ents as it heirs tj keep the fannlx in tact Di Hastinv irt of the Ruell vgi Koundati jn spoke of I ie EoIu tion of hild Pljtin He told of a uumbei of specihi rases wheie linen 1 1 been sived and had some iiitcism to make of main institutions He oe scrib the Heorew the Latholii an 1 tie 1 utheran movements loi the plating of ihildren in gi od hoi ies Dr Washingtons Address Tie last speech of the nne that is li tened to isibafftr en he tare New tn ip er1 II was nilineJ li believe in institution in verv laige uties as thev gave cl lldien bttri opportunities for educ mil athleti training Mis Jinc ddims tie oh ef woitxc I Ik 1 Ho se ag poke of Vod rr zmd Depece cv i is i ne ri a a to earn on Eiiop Thre a a nope sit it whe won a tec rk ce evening and vv Ith teret the South The negro population of Alabama is 900 000 and in that State there are onh C01 destitute children In own countv of Macon there are 23 00 negioeb nd in the Institutions there have been 101 several ears on an average onlj six dependents of anv age There was onl one dependent colored child in the coun tv last xear and that child was permitted to eo lo the almshouse onlv because med to follow its grandmother The speakei said that the negro I ad tne instinct of caring foi the depend nts jT his i ace to a greatei degiee thin an other ra or a lorresponding stage of civilizaton He asked the peop of the oith to use then influence to keep tne loloied people in the Soutl wheie they are best off Di Washington scoied orphan alum He aid he was auspicious of the aveiage oiphan asjlim and that In manv I tarce he would not sai the maj orltv tne asxhims were founded not much to give the orphans a home as to glxt tl su enntendent a job The ession this mom ig will begin at 30 tlock and both the morning a id the afVinocn se sjons II be held In the bcai 1 loom of the Distriit Columba building I ae this afternoon the iepon if the committee on lesolution ill made and discussed It xxill be presented jnd attention was made bx Di Booker in the shape in which it is adspted Washington ct the Tuskegee Int tute He was assigned to speak The Di tute Colored Idre i of ie sout as mg i pu di uience i a spendid I jtoi bx ng al go id ones tha ad i uo wn i s0jthp co ored ppQn aiJ sd eg a Ms ps rd jr has hi ies a agens Piesident Roosevelt tonig it at the dinnai at th New lard I expected hat the es0Utios be sides comne ding uc pars hl sax as have hp piac cal sjpnort of I nubl or i ar we Teg al SiJt1 a 1 lebers i re ord idrt ard to Co es at a car ng pa be adaei ie i lor Tl op nclpa Isasacn a the timer 1 be on tv top New York Jan 23 The derelict destroyer Seneca aboard of which are Capt Sealbv and hs volunteer crew who stood I by the White Star liner Republic till she sank arrved In the harbor at 9 clock tonight The Seneca pasd In at Sandy Hook at that hour bound for her anchorage at Tompkinsville With Capt Sealb are Second Mate Williams who refused to leae his captain when the latter ordered the olun teer crew to the cutter Qresham and Jack Blnns the Republic wireless operator ho stayed herocally at his post when tne collision came and summoned aid from far and near through his electrical signals sent into the air Woods Hole Mass Jan 23 The storj of the sinking of the Republic was told todaj bj Lieut Scott executive officer of the revenue cutter Gresham The Gresham found the Republic at 10 a Sunday The passengers and all bu two officers and the deck crew had been transferred to the Baltic Capt Sealby the second officer of the Republic and 33 men who had volunteered to stay their chief were In boats lying alongside the Republic which had a big list to starboard and was down somewhat by the stern The Republic at th time was about 9 miles west southwest of Nantucket lightship Towing the Republic A British passenger steamer was standing but there was no other boat in sight Shortly before noon on Sunday Capt Sealbv and his second officer followed by the crew of the Republic climbed back on board and the Gresham sent a line on board the Republic which was taken in over the bow The captain of the Gresham offered to tow the Republic or to stand by and pick up the crew If anything happened At the same time the British passenger steamer sent two lines over the starboard quarter to assist in steering the Republic The little fleet started up at 12 30 but the Republic proved verj unmanageable and could not be steered as the northeast wind continually swung her around The captain of the Gresham tried to head north northwest but only did a lit tle better than westerly At 5 the derelict destroyer Seneca arrived and took a line ahead of the Gresham At this time very little progress was bein made and it was reported that the Republic was making water fast especially by the stern About dark another government boat whose Identity could not be learned ai rived on the scene Sh proved very useful in turning her searchlights onto the Republic Sealby Sends Men Away 7 clock last night the entire crew of the Republic were ordered by Capt Sealbv to adandon the ship and getting nto theii lifeboats easily overtook the Gresham Tile men said that they could not persuade Capt Sealby to leave his esstl and the seyod officer ot the Republic re fused to lee the side of his commanding ofnee clock last night the bow of the Republic illuminated bv the rav of the searchlight was seen rising i fast Five minutes later two pitol I shots were heard and two blue lights were burned 8 10 the Republics bow shot up high in the air and she bank in 3S fathonts of water in a position 13 miles west southwest of Nantucket outh Shoal lightship A lifeboat was dropped from the side of the Gresham and a crew undet com mand of Gunner Cail Johanson started off The boat leturned in three quar teis of an hour with both the captain I and the second officer on board They had been picked up clinging to some wieckage Neithei had on life pre I servers I Captain Climbed to Masthead I hen the Republic began to sThk tapt sedib climbed the foiemast and leached the masthead light as his boat I went down The second officer jumped I fiom the rail to trie sea antfsaid that 1 fell some distance and sustained slight bruises In striking the surface of the water Capt seaDJ was un hurt icordlng to officers of the Gresham Capt seaib and the men of the Repuo lic praised the conduct of the Republic passengers during the hours immediatelv following the accident when it vas known that the veel might go down at any time Played Solitaire to Pass Time i While prepaiations were oeing nade to abandon the Reoubl one woman oe guiled tp iTie wait for tne boats bj Bltiig Jowi on deck of the Keto play eoltai notre passer Injvred but made no mention of the fact Capt Sealby saldtbat room was made for both these people in the first boat that left the ship Gunner Johanson declined to discuss nla exnlolt in Vadlnr In the rescue of Capt Sealby and Second Officer Williams bJtJ irom otner memoers oi torv wax nMalned When the Republic fcrew the com mand of CapC Sealby lert me he said ho would signal before the Jinal plunce of his ship in order that the lowing hawser might be cut and the possibility of the Gresham being drawn under avoided Those on the Gresham were watching for the signal and when at lMicih it flashed out accompaniea oy two pistol shots the connecting hawser was severed with an ax Gunner Johanamt Rescue Tnp At the same instant the Greshams lifeboat wan lowered and Gunner Johan son with ifour of the Greshams men and four from the Republic pulled swiftly toward the whirlpool made by the sinking liner Once as Gunner Johanson was Deerine into the darkness a small spar possibly a flagstaff shot up and struck him in the face causing a oaa cruise The boat came by accident upon Second Officer Williams as he was swimming Although he was hampered by his heavy long overcoat he had managed to keep afloat A few momenta later steering toward a faint cry which came out of the darkness the boat ran up to a floating grat ing to which Capt seamy aimosx ex hausted was clinging The boat crew then were guided back to the Gresham by signals As they drew up alongside and those on board the cutter learned that the two officers of the Republic were safe both American and British sailors tried to outdo each other In cheering but many of the Republics men wept as they helped their captain to the deck After being furnished with warm and dry clothing Capt Sealby and Second Officer Wlllams rapidly recovered from their experience The Republics men were later transferred to the Seneca MARCONI OPERATOR XATTDED NEW BREAD LAW IS URGED Commissioners Ask Chamber Commerce for Suggestion of Present Appeal May Be Withdrawn Acceptable Regulation for Bakers Be Drafted Representative Boutell Eulogizes the Heroism of Binns The heroism of John Blnns ie Marconi operator on the ill fated Republic who stuck to his post until the ship went down summoned aid In time to rescue all hands aboard the ship was eulogized in the House yesterday afternoon by Representative Boutell of I llnois who received unanimous consent to address the House on a matter of public Interest After referring to the collision Mr Boutell amid loud applause said that throughout the whole critical period there was one silent actor in the trag edy whose name should be Immortalized He speMncially mentioned Blnn3 by name and in conclusion said Blnns has given the world a splendid illustration of the heroism that dwells In many who are doing the jquiet unnoticed tasks of life Is it not an inspiration for all of us to feel that there are neroes tor every emergency ana that In human life ro danger Is so great that some Jack Blnns Is not ready to fece it The District commissioners yesterday asked the Chamber of Commerce to have a special committee of the chamber yet to be appointed suggest a new law regulating the manufacture and sale of bread The chamber in consequence will not ask the commissioners to withdraw the appeal on Justice Kimballs decision de claring the present bread law unconstitutional Commissioner Micfarland has requested that the appeal be continued I Although the comm ttee which was toj have represented the chamber in petition in the commiteloners to allow Jutko Kimball decision to stand has not yet I been appointed It was stated yesterday by Arthur Moses who has been au I thorlxed to name the committee and act as its chairman that the commissioners had I informally expressed themselves as being I desirous of settling the question in a rianner satisfactory to the public and th i bakers To this end the advice of civic bodies has been sought There will be four members on too I commttee in addition to Mr Moses If a better law than the present one is not I suggested It Is believed that the commit sloners will cease to prosecute the appeal and allow the matter to be regulated under police and pure food requlr menta I Presidents of all the cit zens assocta tlons in the Ditrlct have been Invited to be present at the next meeting of the Chamber of Commerce to be held Thurs day night at which much me will given to the public school teachers re tirement fund bill Cox membei of the school board and the superintend ent of public schools will deliver ad dresses on the merits of the 11 If the bill Is recommended the Board of Ttadi and the chamber will cooperate In an en deavor to have It pased by Congress Inventory Sale or Upholsteries So successful has been our sale of high class Portieres at a special price that we have made up our minds to make a complete clearance of all one and two pair lots goods that sold up to are in cluded in this sale all colors and all styles pair 15 lots of Scotch Lace Curtains that sold up to C5G pair dainty and elaborate designs full width 3 i yards long only 2 and 3 pairs oi a una spld by tne lot pair J3 69 Kashgar Tapetrv Touch Covers two df signs in good imitations of real orientals fringed on an rour sides inches wkle 3 yards long eacn 2 00 White and Arabian Renals sancc Curtains saw tooth tlge battenbeig Insertion founded on good nt a very effective window drapery for bedroom sitting room or library AQ 49 pairs of Ruffled Swiss Curtains one trip of fach pair has been used as rample sold as high ar SI 75 pair all they need is soap and water to make them perfect Clclng price pair S398 S198 298 59c Lansburgh Bro 420 to Ui 7th Street MANY ROBBERIES REPORTED WARVETERAN IS CONVICTED White Guilty of Assault With Intent to Kill Comrade Witnesses Testify Soldier Threatened Dommgton Because Latters Snoring Annoyed Him Crime Wave Blamed on Influx of Crooks for Inaugural Inspector Boardman and his coips of helpers yesterday recorded many rob bertes The increase of such crimes Is believed by the police to be due to an In flux of nrofess onal crooks who are ar riving in Yv ashlngton for the inaugura ion Mrs Louis Hoper of 1427 Ninth treet northwest reported yesteidav that her able bad been entered and a set of harness valued at 10 stolen Mrs Edith Chapman of West lrginla avenue and Mount Olivet road northeast notlflec the police of the Ninth precinct that her house was entered late Sunday nght or earlv vesterday morn ng and ransacked Silverware was stolen Thieves entered the office of Budlong 4 Bissel 17 Columbia building and carried off a tvpewiiter valaed at A vacant store at 1111 Foui and a half street southwest ws entered and the gas fixtures were tolen This robbery Is believed lo have been perpetrated by two negroes who were seen to run from the rear of the store Two negroes entered the store of Jacob Simms 815 seventh street northwest ves teidav and while one of them was examining a pair of troupers compan ion snatched a coat and ran out The police have ben unable to find either of the men Irving Grav 192 street north west reported to the police of the Third precinct that a coat a pair of glove3 and an umbrella had been stolen from a hat rack A howca se in front of the store of Klawman 203 Pennsv Ivnnia avenue northwest was broken open yester day morning and a dozen pairs of collar buttons were stolen While Garfield Only of 200 Fou and a half street southwest was fixing the har nes on a horse attached to a wagon a thief stole a laprobe overcoat and hat from the vehicle and fled He has not been arrested cycle belonging to Beall of the Brennan Construction was stolen jesterdav and 7 Pianos Pianolas Phonographs Music Sanders Stayman Co 1327 Street PERCY FOSTEl Minizer BEST PORTO RICO COFFEE Roasted or Ground Per OC MJj Pound JOHN MAGRUDER WhoUsaU Retail Fine Grooerles and Wines Connecticut Avenue and St William II White the civil war veteran who shot William Doniington a comrade who lept in the same room with him the Soldiers Home was convicted yeste dav of assault with intent to kill by i juiv in Criminal Court No 1 Justice Gould presiaing It wes testified that the snor ng Darning on often kept White awake at Companv night and the latter alleged that Dom yards or red hall carpet were stolen from ington had often threatened him with Louis Fahnestach of the Baltimore apart bodily harm The government however ment house Dioduced evidence to show that Whit bad been the only one to utter threats in the presence of witnesses and that had told friends after the hooting on the night of September 9 last that he had shot DomingOn make him 6leep without snoring White alleged self defense as juitifi a llon fcr hi deed asserting that Doming ton ruhed at him because he was cough ing and that he was in fear of his life when he shot Assistant Disfrlct ttor nev Turner was In charge of the government case Marceaus White Bordeaux Wines suterne JS dot Haut uterne Jl dot Cftttttu La Tour Blanche I i hatcan Tqnam 4 bottlM CHRISTIAN XANDERS robrnch2no4us 909 7th St REMODELING SALE MISSIONARIES GIVE TALKS Womans Interdenominational Union Hears Service in Arabic I ger a mar an up the first office aid apolog zrg speaklrg 1 1m on an occa ot en knew was veiy jus sad hat lis wife had ben ed ard askd at she be aken one of the 1rt boats Tne ian was also The Night Session last sr it was held if lie New lard ac wa ic 1 peron The i Te i Ihal of aftriooi Met were no iliscusioi 1 i topic tv as ccndered fi i in nite peeches ov hoe sre ted for the pii po ie articular knowledge tl ej la ne ts 1 i wjs pre ciued mar lnma Mjlry i a Idr ss wa itv Commissomr Ma who ive a word of gee AI XI fnl iid said in pirt 1103 Congress teij the con ii at their si ggnstion to mjke i oinpreheiis ixe repoit upon the are of li pf id ni ind del nqueitt lnldren i Ui ir i of plumb a In iepone ia psoliit the commissioners trans ni ted a lepoii Cingres recommending tint depen lfn and delinquency of eve be made a public charge be de i lined bv a juvenile court which should imm the board of ch ldren guar Inns i hildren not of the reform hool I recommended also a probac sa stem for i lnld offenders under prob i I officers lo appointed ty the Juve nlle rourl is rcc mim id ion as adopted igress and tie system Including the nivpnllo cour and its probaion work us been operation for eighteen months ih excellent results The board of children guardians which for so manv veuxs has been the public foster fathe of dependent children lies consist en tlv and sui cefullv followed the potliy of placing them in private fain libs mostly wlhout expense to the pub 1 At the first of this veir that lKMrd iad 1 577 wards of whom 1 284 were in families and 213 in Instltuilons mosly for temporary care or because they vv re defectlv es Segregation a Penl Rabbi Emll Hirsch LL of Chicago read a paper on The Home ersus the Institution dn whch he said In ca Ing for children the line of I ast resistance was followed Inntitu tions were tullt and equipped to which dependent children were sent without thought of or Inbulry Into the possi tlllty of another and better way In morals the line of least resistance Is BISHOP HARDING AD PRELATES WHO ATTENDED CONSECRATION MiWmaBMi8aai1fegkaM fSalBflfllflBiflHTHFslHA aHal laH laaaHatkwSlal HaffiB3acllwr wA Hm BWHBfc nSBnTiB Ib tHWVfwMLH mm riaBB KV A aV a BBBHaaSaS A aHf aBaaH aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaal aaaaaV i4 aV CltaBlaaaaaBaaaaaaBai AaaaaaaaT AaaaaaaaaaS vaaaaaaaaaV aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaal The Women Interdenominational Mis sionary Tn on of the District of Columbia had as honor guests at their meeting I yeterday in the Memor al Evangelical I Lutheran Church two speakers well krown In he foreign mission field Mrs i John Cjlbrson preslderr of the union I presided Mrs bur Craf of th National Reform Ejreau poke on the curse of I opium trade and asked the prayer of 1 union for he success of the con fero ce of nations called Preidnt Roosevelt to meet In Shangl a China sr described some of the evils of the ce of opium both In 111 a and this country and said that twelve of the lead li rations had responded to PresideV Rooevel call for thf confererce to take seps to retrlct the opium tr ide Mrs Nelson a Syrian miss onarv and ited the de otional rvice of the morning In rblo Mie has been sa ioned fo a imber of years in Tilpoli rla She brought greHlags from the omen of ler foreign miss on to the women of the misionarv unions of this ounry Dr Nelson th husband of Mr Nelon who Is also a missionary Syria delivered an Illustrated stereop icon lecture last night th Gut on Memorial Temple Fourteenth street Dr Nelson for five years his been in charge of the Presbyterian training school at Tripoli Many the boy his school he said are the sons of bandits and some of the By Our Formula Wo produce In Hoods Sarsaparllla a medicine that has an unap preached record of cures of Scrofula eczema eruptions catarrh rheumatism anemia nervousness that i tired feeling loss of appetite etc The combination ana proportions of the more than twenty different remedial agents contained in Hoods Sarsapanlla are known onlv to ourselves so there can be no substitute This medicine makes healthy and strong the Little Soldiers in our blood thope corpuscles that fight the disease prm roT1tiv rtpirine vo Every piece of Woolen In our store to be sod at lmmenely reduced prices In Suits Overcoatings an Trousers to Measure Schwartz PelzmanTVnr 505 507 7th Streat 7 SAUSAGE Frem Tfc BELMONT DAIRY FARM fJ6 I Alwij Wit fKJ ill KUCW8J TjlSs 2911 Mtt StrNt i Pmi RirU tZI AfJr person may enter are deposit vaults of a trust com pany open his dot clip ofT his luponi ard deposit them aftrr ward with the banking depart ment for collection He may buy securities from the trut torn panv when he desires to make investments he may employ it virtually as a broker solicitor and policeman and may secu through it protection from out side attacks and from the rrl i takes of inexperience He may durnsr 1 is life transact his whoe financial buiness through thl onp offl and after his death tho sam institution mav tak complete charge of his affairs KB DR BELLS Pine Tar Honey COeilHSCDLDS LOOK FOU THE BELL ON TUB BCTTLO OPTICIANS Inciuiry Invited i Aaerican Security and Trust Company Youll Like the Delicious Flavor of RIENTAL Northwest Comer of Fifteenth and Pennsylvania Ave ASK YOUR CROCERYMAN I Sold in one pound air tight tins I I Pot Mant 4da re Krer I I the classified columns of Thf Post and secure results No charge for the advertising boys are murderers and boist of helr MM slMs4Mfrss4 sHfrfrfrt crimes LOVING CUP FOR EMPLOYER Gustave Lansburgh Receives Testimonial on Anniversary of Birth Finding himself on his sevent eth birthday annuel rary still in the full enjoy ment of health and happiness Gustave Lansburgh senior member of the diy foods firm of Lansburgh Bro had his annversarv still further eladdentvl terday by the presentaton of a handsome lovlnjr cup from his employes The cup is 18 Inches high and Is inecrbp Gustave lanburgh on his seventieth blith lay by the employes of Lansburgh Bro as a trbute of their esteem and regard 1833 January 15 1909 Photo Coprrljht iso9 by the National Prea Asocla Ion Reading left to right front row Bishops Woodcock Kentucky Walker western New Vork Daniel Tuttle presiding bishop Missouri Cortlandt Whitehead Pittsburg Pa Ethelbert Talbot Central Pennsylvania William A Leonard Ohio Middle row Bishops Henry Robinson Nevada James Darlington Harrisburg Pa Alfred Harding Washington Horner Asheville Back row Bishop Coadjutor 1 Gravatt West Virginia Bishop Frederick Courtney retired of Nova Scotiaj Bishop Coadjutor Parker New Hampshire Mr Lansbunjh who was born in Ham imnrr Germany came to this couniiy early In life and with brother established the Arm of Lansburgh Bro more than 50 years ago He has been largely Identified th the growth of Washington and has been prominent In all civic and charitable enterprises The business house he establshed was one of the pioneer firms of Washington and always has maintained a high standard Mr Lansburgh Is an honored member of the Masonic fraternity He has four ons and five daughters A Other Store Like It in the City WILSON MAYERS MANUFACTURERS AUCTIONEERS 1227 and 1229 STREET Unusually Attractive Furniture at Auction Wednesday Morning Commencing 1030 oClock Seats Provided A fine collectl of new Sampl Furniturp Pianos and Rugs direct from leadng manufacturers Solid Mahogany Extension Tables Dlnlnar Chairs Bufte China Closet Folding Davenport Beds Solid Mahogany Bookcases Parlor Tables and Chairs Colonial Bedroom Suites Mahogany and Mabto Bureaus and Chiffoniers Qr Oak China Closets Buffets Cheval Mirrors Mantel Mlrrora Heavy Brass Beds Mattresses and Spr ngs Wilton and Ax minster Rugs Hall Runner AH leatrer Chairs ad Rockers Solid Mahogany and Mahogany finish Parlor 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