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1 mm mmTHE 8 THE WASinffffTOir TIMES MONDAY 1l01TA FEBRUARY 1 1909 1 1Ja hfn t01tWmf t01tWmfPubli8bed I Published Every Ev Evening Bftnl in the Tear at atI itIHE I IHE HE MUNSEY BUILDING BUILDINGPean BUIDINGPm Pean Pm Ave between 13th and 14th Sta StaNew StaW Stei i New cew York YO Office ITS 17 Fifth AT AThicago A Adcap Ave AvezIe4O hicago Office Offlce1111 J7 mo Commercial Bank Bid Bidiirtoa m4lr m4lrtoa BldgltoR iirtoa ltoR toa Office rJoarnaI Journal BulkUm BulkUmiiiladelpbia BufldffigI ulYJ ulYJI I iiiladelpbia I1adslpi Office Of 11 Chestnut St Stj Stl StIttmQre aitimon i I limon Office New News ButWDCSUBSCRIPTION Bu1ldk Bu1ldkSUBSCRIPTION BulUtlnc BulUtlncSUBSCRIPTION SUBSCRIPTION SUBSCRIPTIONDaily PICB PICBr PJUCIIDaily Daily flays a week eae year yes 9350 9350IBANK 50 50J oThe IBANK A A A MTJNSSY MTJNSSYThe KU aay aayThe The Times Tim le I served ned In the city of Wish Wahrigton WuIatIQ Wishrtgtn rigton tIQ and fl4 District of Columbia by new newys flewvs ys vs 8 who deliver and collect for the paper papert piperIn In their own 0 account at the rate of 7 cent CentS ceataL CentSIntred a aAeok Aeok Aeokentered krntered entered at the poBtoffk at Waahtncton WaahtnctonX a second class oIa matter matterMONDAY mattelMONDAY mitterMONDAY MONDAY EVENING FEB 1 1 IMS IMSrNOT 1101OT 1I 1IOT rNOT OT TO LET THE PROCESSION PROCESSIONSAIL PROCESSIONSAIL PROCSSIONAHS SAIL AHS BY BYGraf BYG BYCraf Graf raf von Zep Zeppelins lins third dirigible dirigiblewas dirigibleWa Wa was buiItfrom built from th tIN German treasury treasuryThe treasurytthe treasuryThe The 1906 Le Baudy airship and a all it itMucessor its itall itsi i Mucessor 4lecesion ll of the fLa 1 Patrie type were were1uilt were1t 1 1uilt 1t lt from the French treasury The Therapper Theapper TheI I rapper apper airship which Dew from Alder Aldershot Alderbhot Alder1iot shot 1iot to London LOndon in October 1907 wa wal wu wulluilt was1uilt lluilt uilt from the British treasury treasuryBut treuuryHut treasuryhut Hut the United States StateaTreuury Treasury has hasinstructed hulMstrueted hast4ntrueted instructed no airships airshipspf jut any sort IOrt ex ext exppt oxtP1t tP1t opt as it may be presumed to have havei hay hayulped hiveR1ped i ulped Iped in the building of such craft eraftU eraftUa craftazare as asare are a re to be purchased ed by the Signal Signalrrice Sipalrviee Signalrvice rrice as the fruit of the remarkable remarkabletrials remarkabMt remarkabletrill trials rid at Fort Myer this past summer summerThe sumMerThe summerThe The allowance of Oooo 500000 which the theHouse ulIouae thelloua House lloua voted Saturday far experimeirt experimeirtjng experiJDelltng experinenting jng ng with with developing and purchasing purchasingairships purehuiDa purehasingairships airships a ir8 has not ioteome come ax a too soon if ifthe iftIle 11the the United States is not ot content to tostand toHand tobtand stand still and let the procession sail sailEXPEkT ailIIY sailby IIY IIYEXPERT byEXPKItT EXPERT TESTIMONY ENOUGH ENOUGHTO ENOUGHTO ENOUGHTO TO SINK A SHIP SHIPIf SHIPIf SHIPIf If a a man is caught ugIlt with witha a stolen pig pigin pigin pigin in in his hands no one falls dead to hear hearhim hearhim hearhim him plead not not guilty No member her of ofCongress ofL ofCongress Congress ought to fall dead then to tohear tobear hear the Washington hiDgton Gaslight GaaIt Company Companyplead Compuyplead Companyplead plead Dot not guilty to an indictment for forovercharging foroverchrgiDg forovercharging overcharging and undergrading its itsproduct itaproduct itsproduct product Particularly ieulrJy there ought to tobe tobe tobe be no spsms of wild amazement lMftt when whenexperts whetcxpert wheaexperts experts are produced to sustain that thatplea tJlatpJ thatp1ea plea pJ Did anyone ever hear in his life lifeof lifeof lifeof of a corporation which WbJ could uld not hire hireenough hireenougk hireenougi enough expert testimony tti Dp in its owm oWf ow be behalf behaJf beiialftosinkaahip half iialftosinkaahip to sink a ship shipThe TThe I IThe The process mow JOy ow oa in the House HouseCommittee RoueClDJI HouseCommittee Committee ClDJI ttee on the tJe District of Columbia ColumbiaMould Coht Cohtvo Columbiavotild Mould vo ld be laughable JahIe If it did not notthreaten JIOtthreaten sotthreaten threaten to cost so much to the con consumer eoaJ seatxmer sumer Certain experts for the Gov Government Goyf Govrnment ernment have analyzed the output of ofthis of1hia oha this ha corporation They have bav pronounc pronounced onowc onowced ed it dangerous That they had no noaxes JIOaxes noaes axes to grind is obvious That their theirjudgment theirjudgment theirjudgment judgment is i infinitely better than that thatof thatof tltof of any experts the gas company 7 could couldpossibly eoal4poMibly couldIily possibly Iily present is likewise liksw obvious obviousYet oImouLYet ObVIOUSYet Yet in spite of these facts these thesesteps theeetepa thesesteps steps tepa are seriously proposed 1 That the District tricthall I trict Commissioners Cwamiuioaerschili jhall chili hall submit further expert testimony testimonyon on the Governments side sideThat 2 That the committee OIIID ttee shall under undertake lIIIderII uudmtake II IItake take so exhaustive an inquiry into thej thejrelative thefrelatiw tbe tberelatise relative merits of coal and water waterthe gases gasesthe gsses4 gsses4the the coat of producing gas the academic academicquestion acadeaUCq academiaquestion question ue tioo whether ether or not a a franchise franchiseshould franchisehould ee eet should uW be capitalized and the color of oflamp oflamp oflamp lamp posts that its deliberations shall shallbe shallbe shaltlie be the lefereace of every 8r7 8r7pality other MUMilei MUMileipality mtWaIity pality aIity in the iii country eou 3 That the 80eent gas hill shall wait waiton waiton waiton on these proceedings proceedingsIf i If the man caught with the stolen stolenpig atolenpig stolenpig pig were to ask the constable to wait waituntil waituntil waituntil until be could cook the animal and eat eatthe eatthfl eattho the pork what would the House Com Committee Committee Cornmittee mittee of the District of Columbia Columbiathink Columbiathink furnbIa furnbIathink think of it itGOOOltRASON itGOODRKASON itGOODRASON GOOOltRASON FORDiL BOOTS BOOTSCHEERFUL BUOTSCHEJJlFUL ZUOTSL CHEERFUL PREDICTION PREDICTIONPresident PIlEDIaIIONPreaidmt PRDTiONPresi President Presi ent Eliot of Harvard 1IarI1trd prophe prophesi propheaitd prophesid si sid ooafldenily coatdtl before the Aesewlaptan AesewlaptanClub e8ClpianClub AcalapianClub Club of Boston a day or so back baek that thatthe thatthe thatthe the near future would produce prod prodigious prodigioua prodigious igious changes for the better in the themedical themedieal themedcsl medical profession and other great greatagencies greatagene greatagencies agencies agene of human civilization ciriHu oa At Atthat Attha Atthat that tha very time two remarkable rkahle stories storieswere atorieaWere storieswere were being telegraphed teJecraphedthe talegra the newspapers newspaperswhich uewpperewhich wwhicJa which went far indeed to sustain Ms Msvery hieYery hisvery very optimistic opinion opinionFrom opiDioaFrom opinionFrom From Philadelphia came ae the details detUaof detailsof of Dr Rosenbergers Bo discovery of ofa ofmetlaoll ofa a method of determining the presence presenceof pof of the tuhercucle bacillus ia 1 the jJaetieDtS pa patients ptienti tients system A little blood is taken takenfrom takai takenfrom from i rom the patients arm mixed with withaline a asaline asaline saline solution put on ice in a tube for fortwentyfour fortW fortwtyfour twentyfour tW J1t1fo1U hours 110 n4 then tJaJ when the thedeposit tiledtposit thedeposit deposit has spread upon UOU the glass slides slidesf alideel el the tube it is treated first with a red redeUm reelet redstain stain et ia and then with a blue stain after afterwhich afterwhielr afterwhictr which the germs of consumption If Ift iftlwre Ifthere there hi ere be any stand ou out out in red redoD on a ablue abluew ablueli4d bluew bluewThia blueli4dThis blue Add AddThis This recalls tJie tb the method discovered discoveredbtveral Iaoftredb dIaooieredbeveral btveral veral years ye rs ago by an Italian scien scientist lle mien mientitofreveallngtlrnprsseuseoftbe etilit tist titofreveallngtlrnprsseuseoftbe titofreveallngtlrnprsseuseoftberaijje of revealing tf tN pnmntt of the therabies theTit rabies Tit hiea germ The Tb Ylueof value of I Iliwl Immediateanl immediate immediateand and reliable results ia a diagnosis diaetIs where whereither whereiither ither 4 rabies or tuberculosis is suspect suspecteJ uapectJ eJ can 11 hardly ha ly be estimated As re reKardH reard regardi KardH ard rabies the prompt determination determinationof of the tt prwelioe III utuisncc IbM of the garm is necessary necessaryfor JMOeMar1for necessaryfor for the successful 1 employment of the therasteur theAasteUr elalStev rasteur cure Combined CombiDed the method of ofdiscovering ofdilOVering ofdiscovering discovering the germ and the method 01t at attreating oftritting treating rMlt the infected patient have ve re reduced redueeel redued duced the death rate from hydrophobia hydrophobiato to almost insignificant proportions proportiotoo bo botoo bot too an early dieeovery of the germs of ofi ofl11bereuloeia oftuberculosis i tuberculosis very reasonably means meaDegrt a ar agrtiat grt grtiat at increase ine in i the patients pat ellts chances chaneesof poi chanceso1recovery of o1recovery o1recoveryThen recovery recoveryTl recoveryThea Tl Then en from New York to be printed printedin in the very same issue tie with Dr Elj Eliots Eliotsintresting 3 jots jotsint tinttre int inttre intresting Creating ting prophecy came th newg new a of ofth oft th II riicrkUirr I ltlkilJ of If th thl caM ta1iru1P IWtrOUtot Tou Drouth Drouthlit grojtll gr IL ILhi lit UK It i braUHl bra ted of Dr William Vill iam Bull A few months ago Dr Bulls Bullsease Bull Bullcue Dullease ease was spoken of as hopeless a Toee Toeewho ThJHwho Tt Ttwho who knew it was cancer that had At Attacked fttacked attacked tacked him took this decision as at mat matter matter mattar ter of course Science had up to that thattime thattime thattime time made no noappreeiabJe appreciable progress progresHagainst progressapiMt progreanagainst against this terrible malady though thoughhigh tlaOlJBhhigh thoughhigh high hopes had been aroused ed from time timeto timeto tinieto to time notably by the discovers of ofthe ofthe ofthe the Finsen rays raysBut raysBut raysBut But in Dr Bulls nail ease a treatment is isbeing isbeiBB isbeing being used to which the patient baa at atlast atJut atlast last responded promisingly What this thistreatment tJaietrstment thistreatment treatment is iethe I the doctors are not yet yeti yetready yetready i ready to say The case is still till on oni ontrial ontrial i trial the original source of the trouble troublehas trotlbletot troublehas has not been removed and so the theprogress theJHOIU theprogress progress made mad cannot therefore be call called 511ed callccl ed a cure up to the present time but butthe butthe butthe the great fact is that some progress progresshas ptOIIM8haa progressha has ha been made madeDr madeDr madeDr Dr James Ewing who speaks for his hiscolleagues hi hieolleaguea hiscolleagues colleagues at work on the case ea ex expresses expreuesthe expresses presses preuesthe the belief that tba this thi new treat treatment treatment treatment ment is responsible respo ibIe for Dr Bulls im improvement brio brioprovet mtprovement provement and present pre ent condition conditionSteady conditionSteady senditionSteady Steady improvement would result in inau a acure acure cure au so the Bull case IB proceeding il to toward toWUd towant ward the prodigious stage stagei stageDr stageDr i Dr Eliot liot was sustained it will be beseen be8eeII beseen seen by the most substantial tort of ofevidence ofevidenee ofevidence evidence when he made his prediction predictionthat predietiontht predictionthat that the next half century would see seegreat seegreat seegreat great progress in i the medical profes profession profeaaioa professloit sion He Hehad had not only the great prog progress progr8iiil progream ream of the hist half century on which whichto wbichtQ whicht4 to t4 base his cheerful cheerfid message but re remarkable rerkable reienrkable markable rkable progress PfOII recorded on the very veryday veryday veryday day of his prophecy prophecyA A DOCTRINE WHICH HICH NEEDS NEEDSSTILL NEEDSSTILL NEEDSSTILL STILL MORE PREACHING PREACHINGSpend PRJiACH1NGfCSpeIId PREACrnNGTMSpeiid Spend your money in the city in inwhich iaWhich inwhich which you earn it i urges one of the theadvertisers theadverti8en theadvertisers advertisers in The Sunday Evening EveningTimes EveniagTimes EveningTimes Times It is i a a good doctrine not new newand DeWau newand and yet not well enough understood understoodin in Washington WashingtonFor For if we who make ke the tlMCapital Capital of ofthe ofthe ofthe the United States were really alive to tothe tothe tothe the advantages of spending hC our ourwhere money moneywhere moIIie1where where we earn it it it would not be pos possible peaethic sible for Washington to pay steady steadytribute ateadytribute steadytribute tribute to Baltimore ltimore Richmond Phila Philadelphia Philadelphia Phil Phildelpini delphia and Norfolk Almost A 1 any an one oneof ODeof oneof of those cities does more wholesale and andjobbing IUIdJobbi andJobbing jobbing Jobbi trade for the he District of Colum Columbia Columbia Commhis bia thaai the District of Columbia does doesall doe doeaU doe doeall all told foritself foritselfNo for JUdf JUdfNo No extensive exten iTe movement toward an anindustrial anindustrial industrial Washington is neededVto cor correct correct rect this situation Kb Nodiancnl disregard of ofthe ofthe ofthe the Capital Beautiful BeRtlful1mdUea underlies this doc doctrine doctrine doetrine trine It is a matter merely of keep keeping keepbig keepilig big profits at home homeIf homeIf borneIf If our merchants can meet the prices pricesof prieMof pricesof of these other cities eitiea if to the same sameselling 8AIDeseUiDg sameselling selling price pnce they hey add the advantages advantagesof of opportunity to inspect the goods for forsale foraIe forsale sale and immediate imm te delivery then sure surely 8DJeJy surely ly we ought to hold ourselves mel ready to todo todo todo do our buying at home Yet this very veryman yerywho veryman man who advertises baa looked JookedOl1 on while whileRichmond whileBichmoad whileRichmond Richmond wholesalers bought from him himas himas himas as a a jobber had his wares shipped to toRichmond toRichmond Richmond then sold them to Washing Washington Wuhiagtau Washington ton retailers and shipped them back backagain Jekapia backagain again to Washington adding two twofreight twofniaht twofreight freight charges to a selling price at atwhich atwhich atwhich which all Washington might have havebought havebought havebought bought these goods direct in the Ui Jlrat Jlratplaee first firstI flrstplace I place placeNow plaeeNowthia placeNow Now Nowthia this is an A oM story to be sure sureIt IUftIt sureIt It the story which Oxowgbt ougbt the old oldJobbers oldJobbera oldJobbers Jobbers and Shippers Association into intoexistence intometeDee intoexistence existence It is the story which wJ eh has hasled haled hasled led to the organization of the Chamber Chamberof Chamberof of Commerce But it is a story which whichneeds whichneeds bleh blehJleeds needs constant retelling The Chamber Chamberof of Commerce baa found it easier ier to im impress 1mpreea lenpress press it upon 11 outoftown outof toWB buyers than thanupon thanupon upon our own people of Washington WashingtonEvery WashingtonEvery Every time it is emphasized the city cityconies cityenmes conies eo that much uck nearer nare commercial commercialcommon oomenerjajmmon aJ aJeomDlOll common mmon sense This advertiser has hasrolled baarolled hasrolled rolled up his sleeves in a a public cause causewhen causewhen uae uaewbeta when he JaaacJyerthes JaaacJyerthespct advertisesNfl advertises advertisesSpend Spend Nfl your Money in the city eftywhWt in inwhich I Iwhich which yom earn ar HWeather It ItWeaUler ItWeather Weather seems seemato to Justify expectation expectationor or ot another announcement that the sup supspots 8U 8Upobl supspots spots pobl are again in 1 business 1NIaID on a biff biffscale bigscale scale scaleSecretary scaleSecretary acaJeSecretary Secretary Root has been mistaken for fora fora fora a pugilist Certain Certalaate late lamented candi candidate caRdldates caudidate date for forth the New York Senatorshlp Senatorshlpwill will decline absolutely to note anything anythingfunny anythingfunny 7thID 7thIDfunny funny about it itConfidence itCoD itCondence Confidence CoD lenee Is entertained tertalned that when whenJohn wbepJobn wiiepJohn John Gates offer ffera to bet the Judi Judiciary Tuellcl17 JU4Ldry dry Committee a button dollar on onit onIt onIt it hell discover for once what the Con Congressional Conpo1Gna1 ConromIonal gressional romIonal game is like likeA DireA likeA A real menace to American naval su supremacy aupremaq inpremacy premacy baa been discovered in Phila Philadelphia PhUadelphla PbUadolphin dolphin where throngs of young you women womeneach womeneacb womeneach each Sunday 8UDda besiege the navy Da nave yard ald and andare andare andare are declared to be ruining rum In the tbedlselplln8 tbedlselplln8amon discipline disciplineamong disciplineamong among amon the sallormen Uormen of the th establish establishment setablishmeet bUsh bUshmente meet The commandant has been com compelled compelled cornpelled pelled to issue the ultimatum that if ifthey Ifthe Ifthey they the dont stay away in future they theywill theywUl theywill will be locked up If this tn works the theproportion tbeproportion theproportion proportion of desertions 4eMrUo at Philadelphia Philadelphiawill will be found increasing at a ruinous ruinousrate ruinourate ruinousrate rate There are some things that even evenmilitary evenmilltar evenmilitary military discipline cannot accomplish accomplishMore accompUabMore accomplishMore More money and less cbee cheering cheerio would wouldhelp wOuldbelp wouldhelp help Messrs Me Qompers Gompe Morrison and andMitchell a andMitchell dMitchell Mitchell with their appeal case caseThe cueTIM caseThe The fleet has gone up to Gibraltar Gibraltarbut Gibraltarbut Gibraltarbut but fortunately for both bOtJa it isnt lan going goingto oloe oloeto to go up against Gibraltar GlbraltlTau GibraltarTexas GibraltarTexas Texas legislator has introduced I tro4uced a bill billto billto to bar all stockholders of the Waters WatersPierce WatersPierce Pierce Oil Company forever from doing doingbusiness doiD doiDbdaJaeu doingbdsinesa business in the state Sort of a scheme schemeto ah ahto to assist Uist nature In preventing preveaU the tft oil oiland 011aDd oiland and the Waters from fro mixing so to toThe topk toThe pk pkThe The case of that Government clerk clerkwho clerkwho clerkwho who married a Russian prince ought bt to togive totve togive give tve some loin satisfaction to the employee employesof employ employof of Uncle Sam if they dont get et their tiieiralarte Lbe11arid theirsalaries salaries alarte 1arid rfcised Jaed but by the time it get getspread getp getpspread et etapredoui spread apredoui out among the 4OG MMQ of those in inWashington 1DWubtnatOA inWashlaiton Washington itll ItUbe be a little tUe thin thint hlaNO thinMOSHOW i NO MOSHOW MOSHOWWe SHOW SHOWWe SHOYWe We do not always get 6ttbe the girl girlFor girlFor 1 1For For whom we clamor clamorI t1GmorVl1e1 lmoriich I Which iich goes 1J show that life lif is no noTim noTnJ noTiu Tim uniodruiinr uniodruiinrI ilwdrlllll1lrLtuhiJk I Louisville CuuricrJjunml i 4 4BuIlders 1 1Builders Builders License LicenseStrongly LicenseStrongly Licen8eStrongly Strongly Opposed OpposedTo If 4 I 4To To tli the Editor of The Tb Washington wt cm Times TimesTour TkeesYour nes nesYour Your valuable paper will do a great greatservice greatservice greatservice service to the people of the District of ofColumbia otColumbl ofColumbia Columbia If it will Wjll arouse them to the thedanAerou thedangerous dangerous bill which Is about to be in introduced introduced iiiiroduced troduced in Congress to license builders buildersThis bulldtrsThta buildersThis This bin has no other objt ob objc4 in view viewthan viewthan viewthan than to shift the th responsibility from the thelDllpector thtInspector Inspector of Buildings where it should shouldproperly shlulproperlY shu1dproperly properly lie No possible good 004 can come comeof comeor of it It and it would ould only be the means meansof meansof meansof of giving vine a monopoly of the building buildingbusiness buildingbualnea buildingbusiness business In the District to a favored fa favoredfew vorel vorelfewTh18 few fewTh18 This bill is absolutely of no prac practical practical tical use and no other city has ever everfound everfound everfound found such necessary necessaryThe necessaryThe necessaryThe The only reason that this city has any anytrouble anytrouble anytrouble trouble is from lack of proper inspec inspection Inspection inspecUon tion It Is a proven fact that buildings buildingsare buildingsare buildingsare are erected here and not a buildIng klin in inBpector inpector Inipector Bpector or field man goes to tue build buildIng bullt1mg bull4Ilug lug to look at the work from the he time timethe timethe tirnothe the footing tootln goes in until completion completionFurthermore completionFurtbermore completionFurthermore Furthermore some favored few are areallowed areallowed areallowed allowed to use 9inch Inch party walls wall and andothers andothers others are required to use 13inch in inth the 1h same size and style of building buildingWhy buildingWhy Why they should try to license en build buidera buildere era ia I hard to understand under ttind Builders havt havtno ha havtno tno no discretion They The work absolutely abaolutclvfrom absolutelyfrom from plans and specifications furnished furnishedby tlrnlsh furnishedby jby by by the architect and owner and these thescplans tlielieplans theseplans plans and specifications are pproved i by the Inspector of Buildings BuUdlns This cffic cfficreceives Cfthreceives cithreceives receives a large sum annually to entono entonothe enorN enorNthe entor entorthe the laws and rules of the District nd has every power to do so soThere soThere There is I no possible po reason for licen licensing llcl licersing lalDg sing either the builder or plumber than thanthere thanthere thanthere there would be to license a carpenter carpenterbricklayer carpenterbricklayer carpenterbricklayer bricklayer or other mechanic 19eehanJctrylng trying t1 ttsmake make an honest living livID livIDT livingS livIDJ PALMER PALMERanuary January anuary 1900 DOlPIGTURES 1I 1IPICTURESQUE PIGTURES PICTURESQUE UE JAV JAVLEGTURE JAVA JAVALECTURESUBJECT LECTURE LECTURESUBJECT LECTURESUBJECTBurton SUBJECT SUBJECTBurton SUBJECTBurton Burton Holmes Takes Large LargeAudience LargeAudience LargeAudience Audience Over Ov Little LittleKnown LittleKnown LittleKnown Known Country CountryPicturesque CountryPlet1UQqUe CountryPicturesque Picturesque Java lav with its queer queertoms cus custom cu cuto to toms tom and mixed people Dutch Dutchand Chinese Chineseand ChbIe8eaDd and native Javanese its famous botanic botanicgardens bo botanicgardens nlc nlcpnt gardens pnt volcanoes ancient ruins and andmodern o1DdmocIernarcblteeture tndmodern modern mocIernarcblteeture architecture was the subject of ofBurton otBurton ofBurton Burton Holmes Holm travelogue before ore a ca capacity ca capacity caty pacity ty audience au41euceat At the Masonic Maao Auditor Auditorium Auditormm udItor udItorlam lam last night Java will also be hi hisubject I8 I8aubject lilasubject subject at this afternoons lecture lectureThe lectuJleThe lectureThe The frequent outburst of surprised surprisedadinlraUon urpriaedadmiration urprb1e4admiration admiration as bit after bltyof bit bttjof jOt the life on onthis onthi onthis this far away isle was luifolded sub substantiated auo8taDUated subitantiated stantiated Mr Holmes opening re remark re remarlu remarks mark in which be expressed the th belief beliefthat beliefthat beliefthat that not one American ia 100000 had hadbeen hadbeen hdbeen been to wonderful Java Jav that not one in ina IDa Ina a thousand knew of its It Queer people peopleand peopleand peopleand and that not one in ten could name namecorrectly uamecorrectly namecorrectly correctly five of its cities some of ofthem ofthem I Ithem them inhabited blte4 by a quarter of ofUOD a Mil Million mUlion lion persona personaTour Tour 01It of Island IslandOne 4One Isla4One One of the tb most Interesting parts of ofthe ofthe ofthe the first half of the lecture wa was 4be 4bemanner he hemanner emaDDer manner in vrhieh Mr tr Holme took hjs hjsaudience hJ8audience hjeaudience audience by railway from one end of ofthe ofth ofthe the th Island to another showing abOwl the va various Jrioua iinone rious none type of people in town en rout routThe route routeThe routeThe The terraced terr rice field flelds of Java extend extending extendtnc extendIng ing over miles and miles of the moun mountainous mount1nous mountainous tainous route was a scene of marvel marvelous marvelOWl marveione OWl landscape gardening gardeningThe prdenlqThe gardeningThe The men and women the queer fish Jah shIng Ing boats the th tradespeople tr in the heart heartof beartot heartof of the poorer sections of the cities dUeswith citieswith with here and there a Chinese million millionaire miWonaire millionalre aire in a modern automobile told their theirown tbelrown theirown own interesting Ine jna and varied story tory of this thisl thisIsland thl thlIsland Island land which 18 Is ruled by only afew afewDutch a few fewDutch fewDutch Dutch although inhabited by 2ZOOIOuO 2ZOOIOuOnative 32008000natives OOLOUO OOLOUOnatives natives nativeThe nativesThe nativesThe The artda hotel eating customs customskimono cWltotft8kimono customskimono kimono parties with a view of the lash fawhionable flibloaablee lashlonables ionable and residential section indi indicated iDdtcated mdlcited cated that although Americans know knowI knOwhttle knowlittle I little about the island its people are arewide as asi aswide i wide awake as those of lands nearer nearerhome nearerhome nearerhome home homei home1fbrtk i Hindi Century Ruins RuinsThe InAneThe lTbe The second part of Mr Holmes lee lecture 1ecture leeture ture carried his hearers through the theBhuddist theBhuddlat theBliuddist Bhuddist castle ruins of the ninth cen century century contury tury the seaport of Surabaya 8uraba a the city cityof cityof cityof of Soeracarta the volcanic regions regionswhere regionswhere iolUl iolUlwhere where smoking amokln and Inactive volcanoes volcanoesjure volcauoetJare volcanoesare are seen at close loH range the street streetlife 8Ueetlate streetlife life of Solo with it Its princely posses possession poaaea810DS possesstone sion stone and afanse anfe ceremonies and final finalruler analIy iina1ly Iy a visit to the palace of the native nativeruler nativeruler ruler the Boeoehoenn who ha hN hi hidanctnir his latadaDclDlf hisdancing dancing girls perform before the moving movingpicture movtDtrpicture movingpicture picture machne machneMr machneIIr machner Mr Holmes added to the lectures ef effectiveness effectlvents8 offectivenesa fectiveness by appearing in the Japa Japanese Jtpaneae Japsnese nese native dress dressLOW dressLOW dressI dressLOW I LOW PRICE REDUCES REDUCESVALUE REDUCESVALUE REDUCESVALUE VALUE OF IMPORTS IMPORTSF11 Fan Is 307000000 While For ForSame ForSame ForSame Same Cause Cg Exports Drop Dropi i 167000000 167000000j 167000000Reduced 1 67000000Reduced Reduced prices caused the fall of ottwJOooo ofin 307000000 twJOooo In the value of Ie import importand IDlportaand importsand and f1G1000eoo 7OOOQCO in the value of It the tMex tMexporta theports ex export port ports in the foreign trade of the he United UnitedStates UDte4State United8tatea States during the calendar year era1 of ot19Ob of190b 1906 according ordlng to the exper eJt eapertc rt of the theBureau theBurtu theFureau Bureau of Statistics This ia said to tobe tGbe tobe be especially true on the import side sideIn 81441In sideIn In numerous case in which the th stated statedvalue statedvalue tat tatvalue value of articles us used in manufacture manufactureis is les lees the quantity of material mat rial fm Iniported fmrorted fmported ported was wii actually greater Raw silk silkor Milkor silkfor for or example showed an Import value valueof valu valuof valueof of tut Ut tM iOOao OOO in 1908 l9 against S717300iy S717300iyin 717 717OO 717OOin OOM OOMIn in 1CG7 1 G1 yet the quantity imported in inIM InlC In1q IM lC 1q I was jufrt jUi three million pound llOun more morethan moretban morethan than In th the yeai previous previousi preiouaIndia previousIndia i India ru ruh ruer er is another commodity commoditywhich commoditywhich commoditywhich which showed the same reduction in Invalue invalue 1 value and Increase In quantity White Whitethis Whiicthis VhU VhUtbl8 this condition is not so apparent in the theexports theexpnrtCI theexpnrt exports nevertheless the experts ray vty vtya lY lYa i a very ery large part of the difference ltreren in inthe IIIthe I Ithe the figures filur is attributable to the lover loverprices loerprlcs lorrerprices prices tnlt were ere obtained This Thl 1 1especially Ilpeclally a aepecIaIly especially true with reference to cotton cottonpig cotton cotton1g pig 1 1g iron sole o1e leather lumber etc etcJanuary etcJanuary tC tCJanltary January JanuaryCirculation JanltaryCirculation JanuaryCirculation Circulation Figures Figuresyet yet Daily Avert AvtxiftThe AnraltThe AvertThe The Times 43577 43577The 43577The 43577TheSta The TheSta Star rThe 38227 38227AdVerti 38227Th Th The ANociatioa of American AnterWUJAiertiMn AmericanMrtiser AdVerti AiertiMn ers ha haseDID has examined jjj ned and certified to tocinulatioa toi 1 sW i eiiailatioa of this publication The detail dctailJepOIt detailauch I Iof JepOIt of sBch ecamuianon eumanat ol1 i on file atthej atthejotb at atthc the theHew Hew tYork Yark al the Auociioo Nei No Noethic ethic otb hflur gutcs ei circulation guaranteed auaraateedI I 21 1 wJO JO mm MISTAKEN TOKENFOR MISTAKENFOR FOR THE THEPRESIDENT PRESIDENT i i i i i prjnt pyrg tit Lv luck luckREPRESENTATIVE hUkREPRESENTATIVE REPRESENTATIVE CURRIER CURRIERHe CURRIER CURRIERHe CURRIERHe He Has Voice Like Roosevelt and Bite BiteaOft BitesOff i iOff Off Words WordsHolding WorelaRoiding WordsHoMing Holding House in Check CheckWoman CheckWomfn Checkoman Woman oman Thinks Big BigStick BigStIck BigStick Stick Wielded WieldedOne One of the best presiding officer in inthe tnthe inthe the House for the purpose of maintain maintaining maJntahtlac maintainlug lug order and expediting business bwd eu Is IsMr 18Mr IsMr Mr Currier of New Hampshire Ham hlre He Heha Hehu Hehas ha hu a voice a good deal lute that of ofPresident ofPreaident ofPresident President Roosevelt RooMveltand and the th same quick quickIncisive quletttnclalve quickincisive Incisive way of ottaJldn talking He bite bites off offhi ofthl8 offhis hi his word words with exactly exact the same preci precision prectIIIon prod prodston sion and precipitancy pNCIpitaDcytbat that the President Presidentdoe Presidentdoe tdoes doe does and his conversation often could couldbe couldbe couldbe be mistaken for that of toe tII Chief Exe Executive Executive Ezeeutive cutive cutiveThe cutiveThe eutiveThe The other day two women were sit sitting 811tin ittting ting tin In the gallery back of the Speaker Speakerand Speakerand peakerand and couldnt see who wa was in the chair chairIf ahaJrIt ahairIt It was wuan an Interesting occasion and Cur Currier Currin Currir rier fa the chair was intent npen keep keepIng reepID keeplug lug things III hand handInsists haDdIuiata handInsists Insists Upon Order OrderThe 0nIerrhe OrderThe rhe The House will be in order he final finally finally ly declared very sharply harpl bringing down downthe ctoWDthe downthe the gaveL veL Gentlemen Gen emenwlU will be In their8et their theirseats theirseats seats The gentleman who ha baa been beenrecognized beenrecopJzed beenrecognized recognized will suspend until order is isrestored IIIrMtored Isrestored restored restoredMr rMtoredMr restoredMr Mr Currier wa was very V8 short and sharp sharpIn sharpIn arp arpIa In hi his action and one ne of the women womenturning wom womlumina womenLurning turning to her cq companion said saidIgnt 14lS11tU saidIsn Ignt lS11tU Isn it it a shame the way Ws the Presi President PJeaIdent President dent ha baa to worry 0117 himself over Ooa Ooagress eo eosreu Cosgrese gress gressWhy Why ye yes what about itr itrDont It1J It ItDont Dont you hear him trying tl7in to make makthem makethem makethem them behave There he goes again againThats mTbats againThats Thats the big stick tick hes be pounding with withI withJ I suppose they the Jut ust hate to do anything anythinghe he wants ata em to do and so they wont wontkeep wontkeep wontkeep keep quiet when he insist on it it I Ishould IaIIouJ4 Ishould should think hed be worn to a fnuntie fnuntieIt fraleIt tmiedeIt It ItCaaaot Cannot Proceed ProceedThe Procee4nae ProceedThe i The House cannot proceed with bust business bualAeA bustness ness until better order is secured pur pursued pursued pursued sued Currier still till pounding with I7acl I7aclJoe UnciJoe Uncle UncleJoes Joe Joes gaveL gaveLId gaveLId vel I Id Just like to tell em what we wethink weU wethink 1 think about bout em out in our State went wenton wenton wenton on the woman Everybody there a for forthe fortbe forthe the President Just because Congress Con is isso Iiso so merit to him himBut himBut himBut 1110 But that Isnt nt the President in the thechair thechair thechair chair trying to make them keep rder rdersaid reIraald rdrsaid said the other woman womanYes womanuYeti womanYea uYeti Yes he is replied the Executives Executivessympathizer Exeeathresympathizer Executivessympathizer sympathizer I heard him make a aspeech aspeecb aspeech speech once and I couldnt be mistaken mistakenin in hi his voice Besides s1de the President run runCongress runs IUIUICongress runsCongress Congress everybody says so soCOEDS soCQEDS soCOEDS COEDS IN WRANGLE WRANGLEABOUT WRANGLEABOUT WRANGLEABOUT ABOUT MEN CALLERS CALLERSQuestion CALLERSQuestion CALLERSQuestion Question of Receiving Rece iving Them On OnSunday OnSunday OnSunday Sunday Evening Argued Arguedat at Miami MiamiTOLEDO MiamiTOLEDO MiamiTOLELO TOLEDO Ohio Feb 1 tWhether Whether fair faircoeds faircoeda faircoed coeds of Miami University Univen1t shall han be per permitted permitted permuted mitted to have men caller ou Sunday Sundaynight Sundf1nlhta Sundaynights night or whether wbeth the men shall be bebarred bebarred bebarred barred on that evening nlns I 1 18 a question questionthat qUMt qUMtthat questIomthat that ha bas widely spilt spIi the girls student studentcouncil itudeutcouncil tudentcouncU council of the be school schoolRecently achoolJtecently schoolecently Recently the girls who who lives Uv in Hep Hepburn Hepburn Repburn burn Hall decided mat Sunday night nightcallers nlht nlhtcaners nightcallers callers ought to be cut out The girts girtswho 1r 1rwho gIrswho who live out In town to at once on arose in inrebellion Inrebellion inrebellion rebellion and refuse to recognize such sucha a rule ruleCHANGES ruleCHANGES ruleCHANGES CHANGES ANNOUNCED ANNOUNCEDIN IN FRENCH EMBASSY EMBASSYM De 4 Ji Fosse First Secretary SecretaryHere SecretaryHere SecretaryHere Here Is 4 wired rred to toTunis toTunis toTunis Tunis TunisWide TunisWid TunisWIde Wide Wid interest Is being manifest In 1n41 1n41rtomaUc di diplomatic dlplomatic plomatic and social circles circa her be over the theuews thehew thenews news hew of several transfers la I the French Frenchdiplomatic Frencbdiplomatic Frenchdiplomatic diplomatic service which affect the staff staffof 8taItof staffof of Jusserand Jusserandi i Des Porte de la Posse who has hasi hubeen hasbeen i been first secretary of the embassy fur furseveral torIKveral forseveral several years ia to go to Tunis Le LefevrePoniaJis LetevrePont LefevrePontJis fevrePoniaJis tevrePont is at present first secretary secretaryof of the th embassy at Athens ii to come to toWashington toVa toVa4iington Washington Va tlington as ullrst first secretary In addition ditlon there are several transfer transferin tranrersIn in the French consular service in the theUnited thetntted theCnlted United States Maurice llelimann vice viceconsul vteeconsul viceconsul consul at New York Is transferred to toPhiladelphia toPhiladelphia toPhiladelphia Philadelphia In pface of de LObe LobIMah LObeMahy LobelMahy Mahy Mah Velten commercial attache attacheof at Whe Whef of the embassy emba here is appointed to the theconsulate the theconsulate theconsulate consulate at atub1Ih atub1IhPRISONER pubilh pubilhv PUbUtlPRISONER PRISONER ESCAPES ESCAPESOSSINING ESCAPESOSSINING ESCAPESOSSINING OSSINING Feb lMr Frost Frostwarden Proatwarden Frostwarden warden of Sing Sing has been Inform Informed Informed informed ed that Tomaesg Tomas Corrine a convict convictha CODvtetha convictha ha ha escaped from the camp at Bear Bearmountain BearmOllntaln Bearmountain mountain fifteen mile above thi lb this vii village vUlag viilage lage lag where preparation are being made madeto madeto madet to Jay lu tli ti foundation ftdit Ion for the new State Statelie StileP1 11 1 lie II js tli filth fi it IL man that JIIK 1111lIf Iitsj lIf JI I JIll tilt ti i11rIJl UII last Ni JJH JH I TEA TO BE BEGIVEN GIVEN IHISAFTERNOON THISAFTERNOONINHONOR THIS AFTERNOON IN INHONOR INHONOR HONOR OF MISS GODOY AND GUESTS Postmaster General and andMrs andMrs andMrs Mrs Meyer Entertain Entertainat at it Dinner DinnerThe The German lw Ambassador baa4or and tn tnCountess tCountea the theCountess Countess yea BernstorfC rtr rtraughtr and their theirdaughter theirdaughtr daughter Countess Couat LaitaeAJexsadra LaitaeAJexsadravon Lu nv von BH Bcrstorff atorn tor were the honor 1I000orof gnesta gnestaof giestsof of the wtmaster mter General and sn4Meyer Mrs MrsMeyer X1LAfy Meyer Afy at dinner last evening eveningMiss eveningMiss Yena YenaMiss Miss Mathilde Townsend will wUtVashington leave teawWashington leaveWashington Washington this afternoon for Mew MewYork fYorkt MewYork York Yorkt where she will visit her eevstn eevstnMrs eottitnMiL nMrs Mrs RonsJds formerly Miss MM ran ThoreStrong ranHtlong io iotxong Strong StrongFor HtlongFor txong txongFor For Mrs JUekmy JUekmyRepresentative XackayRepresentative MackayRepresentative Representative and Mrs Bounties Oock Oockrun Qoekran Osokran ran have as their boss ho guest Mrs MrsiJarence JirLClarence MrsI Clarence I larence Mackay of New York Yorkwhose in inwhose btwhose whose honor they will entertain at din dinner dinner diniet ner this evening eveningThe eventn eventnT1te eveningThe The Students Ball BallThe BallThe BallThe The Students BalI which adds ad a abrilliant ahril1iam ahrillian brilliant event to the social history of ofWashington ofVt ofVishtngtofl Washington Vt hlngton each year wilt be held heldunder heldunder heldunder under the th auspices of the board of lady ladymanagers Jad7manag ladymarbageri managers manag of the George 060 Washington WashingtonTniversity W5blngtbainiversity Tniversity Hospital Friday evening eveningFebruary evenbt evenbtFhruary eveningFbruary February If I In the ballroom NJ of tb tbNew the tbafW theNew New fW Willard i11ard Hotel HotelThe HotelTh HotelThe The Th receiving committee COJlUftI include Mrs MrsUenren XrwHenren Mrsllenrei Uenren Jennings Mrs Henry Cleveland ClevelandPerkins ClevelDclPerkls ClevelandPerkis Perkins Mrs Arthur I Addison A cUltoa Mrs MrsCharter LCharlr MrsCharIc Charter Monroe onroe Mrs xrChart Charlet WNeedlm WN WNeedb Needlm Needb eedb tiU and Mrs Crawford Crawfwrdchairrron Crtwttfrdchalrrrut Crawfordchalrnan chairrron of th tM hall 11 cemmttt cemmtttArtH committee committeeArtiLtir wnttte wnttteArtiur Artiur ArtH Addison Acl loA will act as chair chairman ahsirman Ir Irman man the floor committee committeeFlorUna committeeFloriau commineetFlOrianL FlorUna tFlOrianLThe FlorUnaThe FloriauThe The song cycle Ftoriana from fromOverheard fromtloverheard fromOverheard Overheard in a Garden was given giventhis at atOa givethis this Oa morning morn a in the ball room ef efthe ortile ofthe the New Willard at the seventh eath of ofMrs orKra ofMrs Mrs Greenes musical morning Ttie Ttiefcrtists Tof Tim TimtrUsts trUsts of the occasion win be Mma MmaCorlnne MJHCorinne Mm MmCortnne Corlnne RiderKeJudy RIcJ semsftie MIss Miesuit JIU JIUJiaat MIssnt Jiaat uit Spencer contralto Thomas ThomasEvans TbcnaIIivalUl ThomasEvans Evans ivalUl Greene tenor and daud CIa Ova Cunningham Cuanluham Ovanhighaen ningham baritone baritoneThe br1toMThe barltonTb The Tb list of subscribers inctodetn inctodetnMrs ducl1I indvdesiMrs Mrs I Lara Anderson AndersoMrs Jl AndersonMrs er aJil1S Mrs Adtert AdtertMrs AoJt8tire AekertMrs Mrs Eo Eugene Atwood of oCMnr BevfrM BevfrMMm BsutsnMrs Mm AudeareM AudeareMMrs AreWIMra AudlereldMr Mrs Mr A A Balloon BalloonMrs BaUookMrs 3HOC1IMrs Mrs Stewart BL Barber BarberMrs Bt1MIrr BarherMreA Mrs MreA A A Barney BarneyMr BarDeYn BarneyMrs Mr Mrs Perry Belmont BelmonLMrfc BelmontMrs tn Mrs Edson Bradley BradleyMrs BradlezyMrs tt7 tt7Mrs Mrs CaJderon Cvlise CvliseMiss Ca1 Ca1Kia OiJiIsiaMiss Miss A Carter CarterMrs caner14rsW CarterMrs Mrs 14rsW Chester ChesterMrs CHmeYMrs CbsaeyMrs Mrs WE Oar OarMrs OMrs Clsft ClsftMrs Mrs Murray A A AMI8 ebb ebbMrs bMrs Mrs Cohen CohenMrs CohenMra CohenMrs Mrs 1 Cofbert CofbertMrs COfltwtMrs CotbsetMrs Mrs LJoyd oy Chaadl ChaadlMra CImiIdIscMrs aader aaderMrs Mrs Gordon CuMMtvg CuMMtvgMrs Cuat CummingMrs ff ffMrs Mrs Donaldson oMrs DonaJdaoMrs DonaldsonMrs Mrs Dailey DaileyMrs DalleyIra DalleiMrs Mrs a 2 Davis DavisMrs DaTiIL DavisMre Mrs IL 7 Dennis DenaisMrs Den DenMra DennisMrs Mrs Chaunoey ha JDce Depew DepewMrs DeewM DepewMrs Mrs 111 Frank Dixon DixottMrs Dt DixonhiTs on onJItn Mrs A Downing DowningMrs DowalDaMrs DowningMrs Mrs Carl Droop DroopMrs DroopMra DroopMie Mrs Tiffany Dye DyeMrs Dy DyIIIn DyiMrs Mrs John Joy Sdcoa SdcoaMiss U80ILM adsoeMiss Miss Sn A 1 Edward EdwardMrs Z6wazdnMrs LM Mrs Stephen Btk9a Btk9aMrs mud mudMrs khsa khsaMrs Mrs Richard Rt hant Ely ElyMrs DyM ElyMrs Mrs PIrs Sao incMrs I IMrs Mrs Charles ITsjlrfiatc ITsjlrfiatcMhM 1rwIrlUcl FnlrfpxMiss Miss yiannery FlaamneryMiss VMiss Miss Xla Mary Fogg FoggMiss FOImMiss FoggMiss Miss Xary Faster FasterMrs Jw8erMrs FnserMrs Mrs John Fremont PuatMra FromoutMrs Mrs Gaff OatfMrs GaffM GaffMrs Mrs Margaret BL Gals QalsMrs LM GalsMrs Mrs na Thomas Gal GatMrs GalM Oaks OaksMrs Mrs ra A A Gardner GardnarMrs Gard GardX GardnerMrs Mrs Oboes GheenMrs GhHttfra OboesMrs Mrs frauqL uqL Glover GloverMiss GloftTiss GkverMiss Miss iss Goo4 Goo4Mrs VO MJIIrs Goo4Mrs Mrs Edward McCormick McCormickMrs at atJII ir irMrs Mrs JII ra Simon Guggenheim GuggenheimMrs Guf OuggeubelaMrs elal elalMra Mrs Hal HalMrs HaJMrs HailMrs Mrs A Hanna HftDMrs HennaMrs Mrs A A Harlow HanowMrs HarlowMrs Mrs John Hay HayMrs HayXn HayMn Mrs Mn Villlam Curtis Hill HillMrs HJIlMrs HillMr Mrs Mr Ileurich IleurichMrs 1 IteurichMrs teurlchMra Mrs 1 Hilton HiltonMrs Hilton1Ii HiltonMrs Mrs 1Ii IIJ Hitt HI HlttMrs tt ttfrs Mrs JiuxiM Jam Hopkins Ho HoII 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LudlowMrs LudlowMr8 LudlowMrs Mrs LT Mann MannMrs XalulMrs MannMrs Mrs Stanley Matthew MatthewMrs KattJleWaMrs MatthewMrs Mrs McCartney McCartneyMrs MeCartMyMn McCartnsyMrs Mrs Duncan McKim McKimMrs KcKlmMra McKIntMrs Mrs John Mclean McleanMr XcJeaaMra McLeanMrs Mr Mrs McMurray McMurrayMiss McXurra7oM McMurnayMiss Miss oM Miller MillerMrs WilierMr lIler lIlerMrs Mrs Mr Frank rank Mitchell MitchellMr MItchellMrs Mr Mrs 18 Clarence Moore MooreMrs MooreMra MooreMrs Mrs Moran MoranMis Morani Moranltsg Mis ltsg i Catherine Moran MoranMrs KolnXu MoranMrs Mrs William Gerry Morgan MorganMrs Mo MoMrs MorganMrs Mrs Mary Myers MyersMrs Xyerslr MyersMrs Mrs lr Neal NaiMis NX NealMiss Mis Miss Hel Helen Netiitton NetiittonMr Nettletonfrs NttIeLonMrs Mr frs van Vechten Otocfct OtocfctMrs OleottMrs Mrs Robert Ow Owen OweaMra OwenMrs nMr Mr Mrs Henry Oxnard OxnarCMrs OxnardMrs OxnardMrs I Mrs James Oyster OyterMrs OylwMr8 OysterMrs Mrs Myron Parker ParkerMrs Parkerrs ParkerMrs Mrs rs Charles Parrih ParrihMr ParrtahXr ParrishMr Mr and Mrs A ParsOM ParsOMMr ParoMrs PraoniMrs Mr Mrs Payne PayneMrs PlyneMra tyne tyneMrs Mrs Cleveland PerkJ PerkJMrs PerkinsMrs Perkins PerkinsMrs Mrs John Phillip Mrs Pllson PllsonMrs PilsonMrs PlisonMrs Mrs John Hudson Pool PoolMrs Pooh PooleMrs Mrs KIke Porter PorterMrs PorterMrs PorterMrs Mrs George Pullman PullmanMrs PullmanMrs Mrs George 11 Rny fMrs I Mrs Mr Reed ReedMrs Ree4Mrs ReedMrs Mrs John Reyburn PhIl PhllaMr Phil PhilMrs Mr Will Clarence Rheenv RheenvMr Rh RhMra Rheen RheenMrs Mr Mrs Charles Richa Json JsonMr io ioMrs ori oriMra Mr Mrs Fanny Rick RickMrs RicaMra RicksMr Mrs Mr Reid Rodgers RodgerMr RodpraMrs RodgersMrs Mr Mrs James Savlti SavltiMr syUU SivifliMrs Mr Mrs Swagar Sherley SherleyMrs SherleyMrs SherleyMrs Mrs Thomas Huffman Verity Mrs George Shim ShirasMr ShimMrs Mr Mrs 1111 Alex Shepherd ShepherdMr SberJwmiLIrs Sheph Pd PdMrs Mr Irs BhirelMT BhirelMTMr I IMrs fMr Mr Mr Joseph 8lbk Blbley BlbleyMrs SibleyMrs yMrs Mrs Nathanial Slmpkin SlmpkinMrs SImpkinMrs I Mrs A Slater SlaterMrs SuitorMrs Mrs 18 Strother Smith SmithMrs Smithfrs Mrs frs re Smith SmithMiss SmithM1811 SmithMiss Miss Frances Smith SmithMiss SmithMu SmithMiss Miss Mary A Sharpe SharpeMr SbarpeMrs SharpeMrs Mr Mrs Edward SteilwageJt SteilwageJtMrs Stell StellMrs StellwagssmMrs Mrs Alexander Stewart StewartMr StewartMrs Mr Mrs 1 Amy Talbot TmlbotMr TalbotXrs TalbotMrs Mr Mrs Joseph eph Tferopp T1u T1uMrs i Mrs John Thompson ThompsonMr ThompeoftMrs ThompSonMrs 1 Mr Mrs I Thornburgh ThornburghMr Mr Mrs Lyman Tiffany TiffanyMl TtttanyMin TiffanyM1s Ml Min M1s Emma Tyler TylerMr Tyler1lJ Mr 1lJ A Tysowkl Tysowkluntess TysoWtlldunte Tyssowekiuntess I untess unte von Bernstorff BernstorffM BernlltorttFrank Frank Vroornan VroornanMr Vrool1anifni VroornanMrs Mr Mrs Herbert Wd Wadworth Wadworthfrs worth worthfr frs fr Hugh Wallace WallaceMi WallaceII WallacehErs Mi II hErs Harry Ward Wardman WardmanMr WardmanMr man manMr Mr and Mr Mrs Wtndrfltk WtndrfltkJWru Wenderet1lIif JWru lL Iif Frederick Wesson WessonMrs WeseosiMn 7 7Mr Mrs Mn Fairfax Whiting Whitt I Mrs Wlckeraham WlckerahamMrs WI WiekershamMrs kerabam kerabamMrs Mrs Wilder WilderMr WilderMrs WilderMrs Mr Mrs A William WilliamMrs WnUMMre WilliamsMrs Mrs A William WilliamMrs Wlilla WlillaMrs WilliamsMrs Mrs Mary LI Williamson WilliamsonMiss wttuamsonJ11 WilliamsonMiss Miss J11 Kva a Wilson WilsonMrs WilsenMi 1180n 1180ntl Mrs Mi tl Wiltberprer WiltberprerMi WilthergerMIM ViJthtI tr trMJ Mi MIM Wlborir WlborirMr WiborgMr Mr and Mrs Horace Wylie AT HOMES HOMESMrs I IXrc Mrs Leftum wife of the tint seeretary seeretary9t seeretar seeretarof 9t th the Siamese 81 legation Uo wIll reeefve reeefvetfttfay reeetnILt rsestvstOday tOday at the Arlington ArlingtonMr ArUDCtonJtfn ArlingtonMrs Mr Mrs Haett Stuart will receive neelyIfor neelyIforman infor informally Informnally mally man Saturday tUl ay February ebrnsry 11 aa anMrs MMr IIXra Mr Mrs Graham wl tM IC Wiscon Wisconsin W1Mefta Wisosasin sin a avenue will receive Ye Friday lrl M7 Febru February JI1InIILr7 rebruary ary ft 5 assisted ted by her house bou guest Miss MtesMabbatt M1uKa1ttt MissMabbatt Mabbatt of New few Haven HavenMr HavenMrs HavenMrs Mr Mrs Mortimer Acheaon Ae on will receive receiveThnrvday recei receiTburllday Thnrvday Fobruary iebruaryWrs 25 25Mr IIBowall Mr Wrs Howell wife of Representative Representativeeph Raprrrtt1nJph RspressirtaUvnJoseph Joseph eph Howell will receive tomorrow at atVermont 1 Vermont avenue avenueThe aeDueThe avenueThe The Congressional ladle receiving at atCongresc atCoqr atCongress Congress Coqr Hall today toda from JJm a to are areelford Xrs Mr DeArmond De Armond Mrz Russell Mn Underwood Mrs dWfI Edwards rds Mrs Mn Shack ShackeIfonJ back backeiford elford Mrs rs Hlnshaw Mr Mrs Burnett Mr MrCraig Mrs MrsCtaSg MrsCraig Craig Mrs Gordon Mrs Adair Mr MrMadtoon Mrs MrsMadt MrsMadlion Madtoon on Mr tn Gardner Mr Mrs Cook Mr MrKipp Irs IrsK1pP MrsXipp Kipp Mr Mrs Adamaon Mr Mrs Pollard Pollard Mr MrLenahan Mrs MISLenAhall1 MrsLenshan Lenahan LenAhall1 Mr Mrs Ash Ashbrook brook Mrs Macon MaconMr MCOItMra MaconMrs Mr Mrs Gngg Grlggs Mr Mrs Sturgise Sturai Mr rs Tar Larrinaga Tarrinaga rinaga Mrs Mr Hackney Mr Mn Hrye IiTy Mr MrWiliet Mrs MrsW11Iet MrsWillet Willet Mr Mrs McLain Mrs Ttodenberg 1UX18nberxra Mr Mrs ra Dixon DtxonLlra Mr Mrs Davenpor Dave Mr Xn Fer Ferris Fer 7eviIs ris ria Mi Miss Sulioway ullow Mlw DenneUon DenneUonMl DennetnonMies Ml MI JII Hanger Bu and the Mi Misses es Kuter KuterMr Ku mans JJIItaMra mansMrs Mr Mrs Dryden Dryden assisted ted by her 11 dmurh dmurhter dssightar ter Mrs Anthony Allthonr lit Ku will re receive 1 recoive ceive today todayMr todqKni todayMrs I Mr Mrs Augustus A tu Jackson Ill street streetwill atrMtj streetwill will receive recM informally int ny thte afternoon afternoonMr tter afternoonMrs I InI Mr Mrs nI Benin wife of ofRepresentatIve ofRepresentatIvefleflhm lt 1tepreHlttatIn preentativ preentativHeflin I Heflin Be of Alabama Mrs Fulton Fultonwife lultORwife Fultonwife wife of Representative Re re entate Futon of Ok Oklahoma OkI OkIsboma lahoma Mis Mia Rinehart oi Oklahoma Oklahomaand Okll Oklahomaand loma I IaDd and Mr Mrs Rainey wire of Hepreeanta Representalive i 1 ttv live Henry Rainey will receive to toi tGda today i day da from 1 to 5 oclock at the Drteoell DrteoellHotel DilacoIlHotel Hotel HotelMrs HotelXTL Hoteldrs I Mrs Chart Charles Klwood Footer lPo and MIss MIssCurtis MisCurtis I Curtis will receive today todayMY todayMrs i i ii MY Mrs Camel and the MI Misses es Casvel Casvelwifa euelWIf Casiowif wifa WIf of Representative Castr Ca5 casset of Penn Pennylvnla Pennqlvanta Pennsylvania ylvnla will reoeiv at the tl Shoraham Shorahamtomorrow Shor8bm1Dmorrow Shorshamtomorrow tomorrow from 4 to I oclock oclockNOT oolckiNOT 1 iNOT NOT RECEIVING RECEIVINGMme RECEIVING PCE1 VING I Ir IMrs I Mme Alfred Thierry will 111 not receive receivetoday receivetotla7 receivetoday today but vfil be at home at the Port Portland PortJaDd Portland land informally the remaining Monday Mondaythroughout KO Mondaysthroughout lc1a lc1athrOUlbout throughout Ihe season seasonMr HUOnXrs seasonMn Mr Xrs Samuel Smith Smttht wife of yf Repre Representative RepreMatatlye RepreeeetstIve sentative Smith of Michigan will wJ1lnot not rcive re recslve cive hr tomorrow but wfll be at bom hoz In Informally mformaUy hiformally formally on Tuesday Tue da8 February FbMt sbrntry Lry Sad 9arndlL ad arndlL If IfTo 1 1To I ITo To Return Homo HomoMn HomoX1i HomeMrs Mn Swanson wit of the governor governorof governorof overnor overnorof of Virginia who ha boon 4In visiting visitingJttdc Yisltincl YisltinclJ1Idc visitingJudC Jttdc and Id Mrs Howry returned ret l1Wd to toRicnmond to1 to1Rtcnmond I IRlcnmond Ricnmond yesterday A round of en entertainment entertainmentr I ItartalnmeaU tertainment in her honor tided con considerable conrable considerable siderable rable zest to th the festivities of the thepast tbtltpast thepast past weak weakSaturday weeleSturday weekSaturday Saturday Saturday afternoon Mr In Swanson re received re reoetved reoetved oetved with with Mr Mrs Pettus wile wU of Dr DrPettu DrPettua DrPettus Pettu and ia the evening Representa Representative Repr ReprtlYe Ropremntattve tive Flood ef Virginia VI entertained rtaIMI1 a a1ter 1 I I theater party In her honor honor9ri honorPrlKe honorPrince 9ri PrlKe Prince WindlschGraatx and nc jQouni goJat1rok ount Terek of the AustroHunsartan ALNltroH ALNltroHW omba ombasy inbas sy 5 are speeding ht a few day days in New I York YorkMia YoilcMiss I Mia Miss Faith Stmpkins the debutante debHtawteShnpklns ta1rt ta1rthtr daughter htr OJ Mr and in Nathaniel tSimpkins Shnpklns will leave av Washington tomor tomorrow tomnorFQW I Irw row FQW for a fortnights tortnl htM visit with her heraont heraunt aunt Mr Xu Bayard Thayer In Boston BostonSeveral Bo BostonSeveral ton tonSeveral Several of the younger army and na navy Davy naV7 vy oanoe officers have issued uad invitation for forvaJenUno a avalentine avsieuUnc valentine cotillion to be given at the theChevy theChevy thechevy Chevy Cha Ch Chase Club Wednesday evening February 10 Valentine favo favoa and fig figure ftgures figurea ure urea have been arranged and a number numberof numberof numberof of young pgple ples dinner prttes will willprecede wtllXeeede willprecede precede the th event The committee in ineiod Includes inetudes eiod etudes CapU Summerlin SJitajor A AMajor AMajor Major wfciam WILIam 1Iam Horton A AI4eut A ALIeut AIleut I4eut Osterhau TJ Capt CaptF CaptF Captp Sladen A A Capt Mason MaaonG MuonGulick MasoncleilciL Gulick lk5k Lieut Percy Foot FootU FootU Foote FooteU NL and Lieut Ckawoey Shack Shackford Sbcktord hck hckford ford It NMiss NM NMiss Miss Charlotte Hopkins of New York Yorkarrived Yonearrived Yorkarrived arrived in Washington VebiD on yesterday to be bethe beUte bethe the house guest 01 oi Mi I Miss Kathriae ur1 Cia Ciabaugh CIaUf CIabsuh baugh Uf daughter of Justice JutJ and Mr Mis HM HX 1 Clabaugn in her home on Mlntwood Mlntwood4ace KlntWOOdIce MtntwoodMrs Ice IceXrs 4ace 4aceMr Mr Mrs Charles McF cFee ItM 1 Sunder Sunderlaj Sunc1er Sunc1erJa4 under underland land laj place entertained a party part at bridge bridgethl orieletit bridgethis tit this thl afternoon afternoonThe afternoonThe I I11M The marriage of Mi Miss Wyndham Roe Roeser Roeser I Ieel ser daughter of Mr 1 and Mrs William WilliamF Dennis DennIs to Charles Nelson Nel on Riker of ofKentucky ofXentueky I Kentucky Xentu ky will take tak place thi this evening ia the apartments of the parents of th thbride u1wkIe thebride bride in Stnneleigh tlnelei Court the Rev Re Dr DrMo DrXOiNI DrMoss Mo Moss patior pat Ilt vf the Washington Height HeightPrebyte aelhuPl heightsPresbyte Prebyte Pl bylf an Church tureh ureh officiating officiatingMiss otftelatlng1a officiatingMiss Miss 1a will be unattended unatt ed and andLali aBdLealie andIoelie Lali Lealie lrwr li will be hi his brothers bet betman beetmn bestman man manMr manMrs mnIIJ Mr Mrs IIJ Colbert of street will willentertain wtuentertain willentertain entertain at a tea tomorrow afternoon afternoonIn In 1 11 honor of Mi Miss Ida Wynne WynneMaJ I IMaj i Maj and 00 Mrs Samuel Sturgis Sturgtowere Sturgiswere I were hosts at luncheon yesterday ia iacompliment Inoompliment compliment to Major General I and Mm MmDuraU MMiIDW11 MrsDuwall I DuraU The other guests were Baron Baron4e I 4 4e Bode of the Russian embassy ernbR staff staffand stalllLDeI staffand and his alter Bareness Bron de Bod Bode and andLieutenant andIJeutenUlt andLieutenant Lieutenant Colonel and Mr Mrs ra Rumbugh RumbughGe Rumbu1 ha i Ge to Philippines PhilippinesLi PhilippinesLieut Philippine8Liout Li Lieut ut and Mr Mrs Berkeley Berkle Thorn ThornMerchant ThorueXrchaftt ThornsMerchant Merchant whoira who marriag took tookat place plaoat placeat at Fort Myer in November NovemtJert will 111 leav leavthe 1evthe leave leavethe the post February 15 15 for the Philip Philippine PhWpp Philippines pine where Lieutenant Merchant ha habeen has haahMn hasbeen been ordered for duty dut Mr Mrs Merchant Merchantwa MsrchantWM Merchantwarn wa WM before her marriage Mi Miss I Melon MelonHfUfield Hel HelrtHatfield nHktfteld HfUfield daughter of Col A A PHatfield PR PHatfield Hatfield tfted in command of Fort Myer Myerand Myeraud Myorand and Mrs Mr Hatfield HatfleldThe HatfieldThe HatfieldThe The Ladle Auxiliary Sooltoty So twty of the theTemple theTemple theTemple Temple will meet in the vestry try room roomMonday roomsMonday I Monday WoRd February 1 at 230 2 IO mpa A Aaper A Apaper i pa paper aper will be re read by 3 Mrs Cr rs Abram Abramimon AblamSimon AbramSimon Simon imon on Impression Abroad A broad and andimportant andImportant I IImportant important business will ud transacted transactedTh tranctedThe tranaactedThe Th The meeting meetln will end with music and andsocial audAlOe andsocial social AlOe hour hourDavid hourDavid hourDavid David Foamier of New York spent the theweekend tMweeknd theweekend weekend in town with friends friendsMi trio trioJiO friendsMIss Mi MIss Celeste Cele te Goodman returned home homeSunday holMSunday homeSunday Sunday after spending several MV 1 weak weakin w1ft wesI wesIin in Philadelphia PhiladelphiaM1s PhiladelphIaMiss a aX1u Miss Bella Bell Schlffnan returned to her herhome berhome herhome home Saturday af afer er visit vtaltmc hur the th 4 past pastweek paatweek pastweek week the Misses Nattan Natt In BaltUnor BslttmoreMrs oN oNWrs Mr Mrs Harry Hahn ha been visjthtg her parent Mr jr and Mr MrRaphael Mrs MrsRaphael Chapman ChapmanRaphael Raphael of Pfftladelphla PI 1adelphla the pat ta tea teadays tendays days a and will return today to her herapartment herapanmfnt herapartment apartment at th the Royal Royaln street atreettorth streetnorth northwest northwestMr north west wutMrs westMrs Mr Mrs Benjamin Held will be host hostWednesday hostess haaWedneMIa hostessWednesday Wednesday WedneMIa afternoon it 8 2tt 2 February FebruaryI Febnryat I at the Mercantile Club Ent Entertain EntertatDts Entertainmeats rtaln rtalnmeat meat ts will be whtat uohr euohri and lotto lottoMrs lottOMra loUoMrs Mrs Karger Kargerhas ha hu returned to her herhome lMr1aome herborne home Eighteenth street northwest nortAw after aftervisiting attarvMltlnC aftervatting visiting relatives in Ohio OhWMrs OhioWra OhoMrs Mrs Joseph Abel of Clifton street streethas Itreetu streetbaa has a her guest uest thi this week Mr MrKnowlton in inKnowlton MrsKnowlton Knowlton of Old Town MMiss Me MeMis MeMiss I Miss Mis Sarah Levy and Miss Frances FrancesLevy FrancesLevy Levy are the eru iust sts of frleujs and rela relatives relathe relativee i tives the in New ew York city cli Mme de Calderon and asadMiss andMi axIM Miss Mi de CaJderon CaldetooBothe Wl WlBefche W1IBetheHos Befche BetheHos Hostat Hostati Hosts Hostsde a de 4 cJderoa and Mise drs CWA rs i wife and daughter ter of the BesJHaa BesJHaaminister minister iIster 1 will entertain I at a atea ode GIIIk tea this afternoon honor of Mi Mhe Gedoy oao and her house guests Mia Lmjw and Mi JO Canalteo CaDaU of New Me Yot The tea table ta will be adorned with a acenterpiece acenterpleoe acenterpiece centerpiece of Klllarney roses roto end ferns fernsand and the candle eII will have hay pink silk silkshades shades Ialnw 11 and pink roses and ear earnations cernations nations will form for the th house ho decorations Assisting tta the hoetesn hot to receive their guest ue ta and dispense 4 the hospital Itle 1t1e8 Its of the afternoon will be MIss Han Hannah Usanah nah Taylor ayior Miss ja Winifred Davis Dav in i Bdgartna Hasting the Misses Carte Osrb I and the Mines II Bourk BourkThoe BourI BourITtto BourtThose Those asIting taUna and a few fe additkMtJ atisa guests will be entertained at dtauM hv yafterthetea the JifDlater 1 1Mme D4 Kale Mm de deMm ca alter afterthetea the tea teaKIne Mme Mm de CaJ Calderon IOB win wear a b1ak velvet gown and Mas MI i de c1ewear 4 CaMsraj Casr idil wear a white meomlin Dlitou mn sllne el IJK touches tou he8 of pink embft embftAlexaa4r embroIdsz embroIdsz4rs embroidery embroideryJ 4rs Alexander Sharp 8I1arIt bsr wife wi wff of a Cat taln tam Sharp NM Nc1a i is spnding apondln fvW day c1a days IA 1i Washington the eves ot of Lieut Cpm Sellers TJ tJXIS tL ft lfad had Mr Mrs Sellers in their home JaomeOI homeeenth on fiteht fitehteenth eenth street streetThe streetGoinFlorid treetG GoinFlorid GoinFloridThe VI Jrlorli1a Jrlorli1aTbe The military attache of toe aaeJltbaA7 theembassy 0 0embassy embassy Major von Li I4vonIus von his wif wt wtOYer wIffo wIffoover go goover over to New York Thurvday Tb to attest attesta ettejda tte 4la a dinner to be trfvea 80 there tbtbat thereing that ve7 7 ing in in honor of the ambassador am or Comet Conatvon eotyon Cometvon von Bernvtorfl BernvtorflFriday BernatoralPriclay I IPrSday Friday Major von Ltvoaiue IIYfMhIereturn I iehj Will Willreturn fil filreturn return to Washington and that after afternoon alternOOR her hernoon noon he and Mme voa Uvonlm win wtilleave leave JelLY for an absence of severs several HveraJa week ia F1orl Florida where whe they theytime pet pi pie time last winter winterThe winternae winterThe The Misses Patton entertained entertainedor at dinner Jut eve evening In honor honorraresdor ltaltan lDb1IM4or raresdor and BaI Bousse BousseEntartain J1IiM or des Planches PlanchesEatertain PIacbeaEBtertam Eatertain at Dinner DinnerThe Di DiTIle DimmerThe The Mimcter from Norway orway aad aa Mw Gude were hosts at dinner 4J 4Jlag last ev lag ha in their thek apartments in inlands tIae th thlands ItIJt lands Theftother guests guestsCounselor wem tile sheCounselor Counselor of the German GermanCountess tmfl Cpunte count Countess Wedel the Military fJJ attmnfcf tte of the German Embassy Major Vvonlu Yo Ton tl yonhis vonlu vonlus Commander Corama der Retsmana Baroo sroi Rlchtofen and Mr Skybak of Ute tfceNor Mo wegian legation legationMr lepUonKra legatlonMrs Mr Mrs Barney wttl repeat the delightful program of song and tableaux wMel given Saturday evening in her home hom Studio Rouse tomorrow tomorrowHouse metng for time benefit of the Netp NeIghboijoj House Hou and club in which she ta dLy Tgtj interested interestedBaron lJ1tanatedBaron interestedBaron Baron von Richtofen of the theembassy theembauy Oee Oeeembassy embassy will go to New York Yot Yotrow Ulsjir row from where he will willmonth salt to for a months month absence in Berlin BerlinSIGMA BerlinSIGMANUSHEAD SIGMA SIGMANUSHEAD SIGMANUSHEADIs NUJS HEAD IS WADE ELLIS ELLISTOae ELLISwrn TOae EW B1I ha been elected edMt pt st stdent dent of the Washington mctoa Alumni AhlIIIDttel efca efcater ep tel eC the CUgraa Shin Ju ju fraternity traWnattyeiectio1l TB be3Uon election took place at the annual DaDaDel dnt dntner dnet Del and business meeting meet1D of the local localchapter Jeea1chapter localchapter chapter Other officer chosen include includeVice IDe IDeVice IncludeVice Vice president Edson Bastia BaaUatary secre tary A Johnson treasurer Fred roa Kay and sergeantatarms Boheet ob LongstreeL LongstreeLEAGLES LonptreetEAGLES LongstreetEAGLES EAGLES TO REPEATTHEIR REPEATTHEIR REPEAT REPEATTHEIR THEIR PERFORMANCE PERFORMANCEThe The Tb entertainment given by the tiletngt WMh WMhmgton Ws Wshmgtdn mgton Aerie of Eagles at the th 3ooTheater TTtlaajin TTtlaajinTheater uter Theater ter last night wa was so minnsejtful 1JI ILJi ILJiwa tt Itwas ttwa wa wa announced today that the affair affairupon affairWill Will be repeated on a date 4tt to be tIeeWed eeji eejiupon upon later laterFUNERAL laterFUNERAL FUNERAL TOMORROW TOMORROWOF OF FATHER FATHERCHAPUIS FATHERCHAPUISFuneral CHAPUIS CHAPUISFuneral CHAPUISFuneral Funeral services for Father Henry MCbapul MClaPuta MCapula Cbapul ClaPuta the aged priest who died 41 St StCharier QtCbrlw tCharieV Charier College eon KlUcott CIty MA wfll wfllbe wtflbe 1 1be be held tomorrow momma at eoJocJc eoJocJcfrom otilockfrom uIc dEfrom from St St Charle Church ChurchRequiem ChurchRequiem ChurchRequiem Requiem mUll will be celebratu celebratuB1ehop celebrated ay ayBishop yBishop Bishop MonoKhan of Wilmington WUlDIDgtoaThe jjtL jjtLThe JsI JsIThe The Rev Father Harney of St Stas 8t 8tu Them Themas as University will deliver the Lb sa semn 111I Father ChapuU died Saturday SatunlayFUNERAL evening eveningFUNERAL eveningFUNERAL FUNERAL IS HELD HELDFOR HELDFOR HELDFOR FOR ALICE CROWLEY CROWLEYThe The funeral of Alice Margaret Crew Crewley CWewley CrOwIcy ley the young youn daughter of Mr and I1 Mr MrJohn a aJobn MrsJohn John Crowley who died at the family familyresidence taIIdtyrMideftco fiastlyresidence residence Utt Eat Capitol Capltol1tJeet Capltol1tJeetaaort street at ata ltir ltira a short Illness was aa held this afternoeo aftenIoIiD aftenIoIiDat afternoimat afternoeoat at the home ho hom She died early ur ytjstjr ytjstjrmornmg ysy ysymorning 1 4J 4J1IIOnIhaa morning I IMr Mr 1 Crowley i 1a an official om hi the tJIIIploy thaploy em employ ploy of the Interstate Conr Commeesee ere Qmission QII QIIto QP QPmission mission missionFILIPINO missionFILIPINO to toFILIPINO FILIPINO CONGRESS CONGRESSOPENS CONGRESSOPENS CONGRESSOPENS OPENS ITS SESSION SESSIONThe The second session seislonof of the Phittvpto PhittvptoLegislature Pb1 Pb1Leature Pbl1IppiLegislature Legislature opened In Manila at 10 10oclock 10ocloek 10oclock oclock this morning with an exchange exchangeof of greetings between the delegates de sad aadthe aa4lthe sadthe the American official in the bland blandA ia iacablram IslandsA A cablegram received by Gen Cter Cterence 01ueDee 01evence ence Edward chief of the th Bureau Bureaui of Insular Affair Altalre from Governor OovorGen OovorGeneral Governororal Oen oral ral Smith at Manila told of the tileWhite event eventWhite esestw White hite House Callers CallersCctMbtor CallenOton CaiIei 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Representative Lacey of Iow IowCommissioner low lowCmltoMr IowejCommIssioner Commissioner Keefe KeefeOov XMfeOoY KeeteOor Oov Joseph Kibby Artaooa ltIIOIHa1T Artsi ArtsiMarry ArtaooaHarry Harry Hall president Orldlroo Or1dronSamuel nh nhSamuel tl JSamuel Samuel Blythe BlytheDr BlytheDr BlytheDr Dr A Rains HalnsBi HainsBIMhop RainsBishop Bi Bishop hop McDowell McDowellProf McDowelljro fcDowe1Prof Prof jro A Pinck of the University iersity of olJerhn ofierlin Berlin.

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