THE WASHINGTON TIM S SUNDAY MAY 17 1908 7

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RATHBONE TEMPLE

Uniform Rank Drilling forCompetitions at Boston En

campment in August

RathlHme Tempi NO 1 Pythian Sis-ters held a very enjoyable euchre May-S which wa largely attended The pro-ceeds go to the Boston Club of thetemple

Syracuatans Lodge No M Knights ofPythlaa conferred the rank of knighton a class of four at Its conventionMay There was a large attendanceof member a welt as visitors

CoidweU Ce No 7 Uniform RankKnights af Pythlaa as well as Washing-ton Co No i is drilling weekly pre-paratory to entering competition at thenational encampment of the uniformrank at Boston the first week In August A large attendance of the Pythian membership of this dty will bepresent at the Boaton meeting includ-ing Grand Chancellor C H Woodwardand a number of his associate grandlodge oflloare-

Maj Gen A J Stobbart of St PaulMinn commanding the uniform rankKnighta of Pythias has ordered anelection for Friday May 23 of a majorof the First Battalion First Regiment-of this city to fit the vacancy causedby the de th of Maj Harry CoggingMajor Stobbart has sent notification that he will be present at theassembly when it convenes for election

Grand ChfUieelter C H Woodwardand his associate grand lodge officerswill pay then spring visit to CalantheLodge No 11 at Pythian Temple tomorrow

Representative Balph D Cole of Ohiowill deliver the address of the evening

The grand chancellor arrangedwith Rev Weston Bruner pastor ofthe Fifth Baptist Church E streetsouthwest between Sixth sad Seventhstreets to preach a Pythian sermonthis evening and the membership havebeen notified to assemble at Seventhand B streets to attend these servicesin a body

The grand chancellor end aeso-sociate grand lodge officers paid theirspring visit to Capitol Lodge No Mlast Tuesday evening TIM address ofthe evening was delivered by Burton-T Doyle a member of Mt VernonLodge No

GARRISONSMEET MAY 28

Will Arrange for Memorial andIndependent Days Cele

brations-A mass meeting under the aMptoas

of tIM weal Army and Navy Uniongarrisons wilt be held May 28 Detailswill be announced later The meetingwas arranged during the put week

Two meetings of the Away and NavyUnion garrisons were held Thursdayand Friday nights in Grand Army HalLResolutions were adopted commending-the Board of Trade and Chamber ofCommerce for their action in favoringa Fourth of July celebration A reso-lution also was passed thanking theState of Rhode Island through

Higgina tor the passage of tile billdesigned to protect the uniforms of themen of the army navy and MarineCorps An effort will be made to Induceother States to similar action and toget a bill through Congress at the nextsession for a national regulation-

A resolution of thanks to the Mil-itary Affairs Committee was forits action in reporting favorably thebill preventing the desecration of theflag

It was decided that the Army andNavy Union will take part in tbeclses attending the removal of former

Vice Prudent Clintons body from thiscity May 27 Arrangements for thecelebration of Memorial Day were disrussed and It was Suggested by Col

John S Walker that the day be morereverently observed

Captain Brian acting Public PrinterWas thanked for the interest shown inthe reinstatement of old soldiers widf ws in the Government service Amongthe speakers were Col B F ChaseOin A S Capt J W MitchellCol A B Capt R C GrantCapt G L Snider William A Hickey

Dr T B Lee Charles Clagett Van AZahn John Watson Tod ThomasJo oh Sullivan Thomas Taylor DrC K Petty Vernon Pettys CharlesW Blush Capt Thomas F Green andH A Martin

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CONSUL J L PALMERWho Exemplifies Short Form of

Initiation

Washington Camp Adopts Two

Candidates and Excursion Is

AnnouncedWashington Camp No ILM4 Modern

Woodmen of America held quit aninteresting meeting Thursday eveningThere were mhiatton4 as usual Theshort form of adoption exemplifiedby Consul J L Palmer on Albert WSmith and August A Bergh who werethe candidates of the evening Icecream was voted for next Thursdayevening

Important resolutions were read andadopted which have a bearing on theinterest the membership baa taken dur-ing the past year The team of Forest-ers beaded by Harry Walsh announcedan excursion to Chesapeake Beach June36

Neighbor Davidson a visitor from astaler camp was present and made aspeech

PRESS ASSOCIATIONMRS SPERRYS GUEST

Mrs H B Sperry was hoetest lastFriday evening to members of theWoman National Prow Associationwhen the regular meeting of the asso-ciation was held

Maynicke treasurer and Miss Ellen B Fos-ter librarian Mrs Florence AdeleChase outlined the forestry program ofthe general federation meeting In Bos-ton next month

One of the interesting features of themeeting was the reading of a letterfrom the Persian poet AJtKuttKahn Among those who contributed tothe entertainment program were MrsChase and Mrs Sttllman

CHAPLAIN WRITESKAISERS SERMONS

German Ruler Gains Unique Repu-

tation by Delivering Order-

ed AddressesBERLIN May H Th Kocnigsfeetser-

Zeitung destroys the pious fiction thatEmperor William writes those

sermons for whose delivery he hasgained such a unique reputation

Before his majesty roes traveling orenticing on the Hobensollern expectingto May away a certain number of weeksthe court chaplain on duty la orderedby the court marshal to prepare a ser-mon for each Sunday coinciding with

religious significance of the day andtbe environment In which the Emperorand the crew rind themselves When theKaiser goes to the North Cape for in-

stance ho always orders six sermonseach appropriate to the neighborhood heexpects to visit on the date set

Even the prayer with which be closesservices is written by the court chaplainand read by him from manuscriptDie Keitung nays it is not true that theEmperor blares his audience liemerely reads from the manuscript aprayer asking for Gods blessing

MUMMIES MADE OVER-A process which the immmles of

the ancient Peruvians and Egyptianscan be restored to a natural and plumpappearance has been found by Prof HH Wilder of Northampton Mass

This Is dot by soaking the mummiesfor from twelve to fortyeight hours in

solution of 1 per cent of caustic potashand then immersing them for an equaltime in pure water Care is necessaryaa too long soaking in either liquidtends to disintegration

In a Peruvian mummy the naturalconsistency of the tissues and even ta-aritne extent the color of the skin werebrought out strikingly and heads of

ell dwellers that had been driedm the sun without embalming substancewere so changed unrecognlmaM-

jrt of the face became a distinctlife

SOLITUDETo sit on rocks to muse Hood and

tellTo slowly trace the forests shady

sceneWhere things that own not mans do

main dwellAnd mortal foot hUh neer or rarely

beenTo climb the trackless mountain all

unseenWith the wild flock that never needs a

foldAlone oer steeps rills to

leanThin ta not solitude tie but to boldConverse with natures charms and

her stores unrolled

But midst the erov d the Mussshock of men

To hear to see to feel and to possess

And roam along Ute worlds tired dent

With who Mess us none whomwe can bless

Minions of splendor shrinking fromdistress

None that with kindred consciousnessendued

If we were not would seem to smilethe less

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Federal City Lodge Holds Care

monies in the NortheastTemple

Federal City Lodge No M I O O Fconferred second epee at theNortheast Temple and Hstreets northeast on Wednesday even-ing before a large assemblage of thefraternity

Many concerning the exctllence of the work were byvisitors and the tesm to said to hawsustained its usual reputation for sueoeesfulwork was under the supervision orPast Grand Matter John dagree director

On next Wednesday the third

the last degree work until afterwork of the new ritual is taken up bythis lodge at the beginning eC the newofficial term

WHITE SHUTS OUTWASHINGTON TEAMContlntMd from Second

fed took second on McBrides safe whackto center and both advanced on Shipkes Infield out Gates batted for Burnsand fanned and Milan was ea y forDavis and Donohue That was the usereat Washington came to producing re-sultsTh Score

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First base by error Washington 1

Left on bases Washington8 Chicago S First base on tevleoaBurns S off White 1 Innings pitchedBy Burns 7 by FaUcenberg Imade Off Burns 8 FalkenbergStruck out Burrs 1 Falkenberg 1

White 7 Sacrifice hits White 2 DavisAnderson Stolen bases AndersonDouble plays McBride to Freeman

and minutes Attendance316

NOTES OF THE GAMEFielder Jones was kept oft the Chicago

beach because of suspension fortbe mixup he had with Umpire Connolly

lie Philadelphia He occupied the boxt the end of the visitors beach He

remained throughout the game and dis-cussed the contest with the Chicagomanager who also contributed a slight-ly used American League ban

Another distinguished visitor was BanJohnson president of the AmericanLeague who saw the game from a boxBan was in town for hi first realsociable visit since the row at Cin-cinnati in the spring of IMT hcut Into the Btaol cue He wishedwith President Tom NOM SecretaryBen Minor and other Washington

yesterday and the dove ofis hovering the local base

ban situation even if it does not aughtWhite gave one base on and

fanned seven men

McBride added another leaf to hislaurel wreath by making two of Washingtons five hits

ENGLAND LOSESHER HOME ARMY

Men in Disbanded Volunteers Will

Not Reenlist UnderNew Law

LONDON May M XngUnd is unex-pectedly confronted with the prospect ofhaving no army for home defense Theww reforms pasted by Secretary ofWar Ualdanc which were to insure thecountry against conscription by provid-ing a welltrained territorial army areproving a failure

A month ago England apart tress hersmall regular army had MMtt

pledged to fight at home andpartly available for foreign service aswas shown during the Boer war TheHaldane scheme abolished the volun-teers altogether and substituted a terri-torial Army also voluntary in naturebut organised more on real army lines

The war office expected the oldvolunteers to a man would reenlist in

new That hope has been dis-appointed Instead of being SUkOttstrong as was expected the territorialarmy does not exceed 100000 The menwill not enlist Instead of 70 tier centof reenlistments from the disbandedvolunteers and yeomanry there hasbeen only 80 per cent and practically nefresh men have enlisted

A SONG OF BEAUTYOh me a song of beauty

tired of the stressful songIm weary of all the preaching the

arguing right and wrongrm fain to forget the adder that under

the lest lice curledAnd proem of th light and beauty that

gladdens the gray old world

Oh sing of the emerald meadows thatsmile all day in the sun

The and of the rivers thaton through the meadows run

Oh sing of t sighing brunches of treesIn the leafy woods

And the balm for the heart thats bid-den afar in the solitudes

The birds let them stag in yourand flash through the lines youwrite

The lark with his lilt In morningthe nightingale charming thenight

The butterfly over the flowers that hov-ers on painted wing

AU these let them brighten and lightenthe beautiful song you stag

And let there be laces of lovers sadlet there be eyes that glow

And let there be tears of fluidness In-

stead of the tears of woeAnd let there b clinging kisses of lips

tor a time that partBut never a tristgul shadow to darkest

a trustful heartAy me a song of

songs of strifeAway with the specter of sorrow that

saddens the most of lifethe eaf the adder of

Oh sng for a space of the beauty thatgladdens the gray old world

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GRANITE STATESONS ENTERTAIN

Society Elects

Officers for the ensuing year werej the ansjsjal meeting of

New Hampshire ftxdety held Jut weekOdeU Whlpple a newspaper correspond-ent entertained the oeftty by relatinghis adventures at BUrrHx n the Bayof Biscay seer the holler of Franceand ain

The officer elected sire JLpresident IX Usher Urn vie

prudent George I Salient secondvice president B B Fyer treasurerand H K Fulton secretary

evening otoaed with tbe singing ofold songs by the members of the seelety and the aei ylng of refreshments

LINCOLN POSTGUESTS OF WOMEN

Members of Ltocota Poet O A JLwere entertained at the corps h ad artern Friday night by the Re-

lief Corps of the poetlegume A Wheeler president of

Ltocoln Corps delivered the address ofwelcome The guests of honor wenJohn 8 Walker department command-er L Newton department pres-ident M R Bpreagu put departmentpresident and Mrs M A Walker

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Atetropolian Chapter Will GiveReception in

Metropolitan Chapfrr of UM JBp

worth League Mid its mental businessmeeting last Monday menhir in theparlors of the church The reportsshowed the various departments Inflourishing condition

After the routine business was trans-acted the annual eJeetfon of omeers tookplace Th newly elected cabinet con-

sists of Gilbert I Jackson presidentfirst vice president a I Bchultz

department second vice presidentMrs P C Hyam missionary department third vice president Miss Sadie

JMcCann mercy and Help departmentfourth sin president 3 ia LoJ Rob-erta octal department secretary Mrs7 M BHnley treasurer William Teat

Whoa the Installation occurs in Juneit I planned to tender a reception tothe new and those memberswho have been received during theyear jest closed

BUSINESS ETIQUETTE-It to S oclock in the morning and the-reat mans valet suddenly appears inis masters room

pardon sir be saysbut there a burglar belowThe eminent man of sighs looks up

Jet his card and ask his businessJw drowsily remarks

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Classified AlphabeticallyppeRls to an exclushe clientele Your card placed in this Directory will ce an invitation

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AUTOMOBILES

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OCLEAKIKG AND DYEING

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FANCY GROCERIES AlfD LIQUORS

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HARDWARE AND PAINTS

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Additional Relief for DistressedMember of Lodge Is

Authorized-A large number of the members of

Unity Council No 3 Independent Orderof the Sons of Jonadab attended themeeting of the organization lastWednesday evening Routine businesswas closed shortly after the ofthe meeting and the report of a dis-

tressed member of the organization wsread by the relief committee Additional authorized-

A petition for membership was re-

ceived from W W Morgan and uponfavorable report he was elected andInitiated into the order

In a short addreee Grnd Chief J BRhodes urged the members to attendthe entertainment and dance to be givenin the town hall at Capitol HeightsMd under the auspice of Coun-cil No i W H Watts presided atthe meeting

No PainNo High PricesAbsolutely Only Painless MethodsBeautiful Set of Teeth that fit 500

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HIGH GRADE VEHICLES

8 D WATERS i SON Sit Feaaa AreX W HIP grade Vehicles and HaraeHRole for tINt Watrt wn CarriageO Large aeaortmcntof slightly used

HOUSE PAINTERS

liEKCa JiITTIiETO1-S86 JUt sc aw Floats oiled and peooiled a

HYGIENIC FACIAL PREPARATIONS

How to pemaaaaUy preservethe complexion

Mary Scott ereaate muscle sadfood aad tooloa are now conceded to be

ttveiy hygienic The Mary Scott RowlandLemons Treatments are gtvea at the

of patrons and at the parlors AnUetie ManicuringF A HOWARD CO 12 ta St N W

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IRON WORKS

W BEJLSCOEtc Btepheaaon Brtoeoe Machine

WaefeMlUdng sad boll TanksBoners etc Phone M Ute Uth and Ohio

JEWELER AND OPTICIAN

DEPIBATJGKTILe Optician and Jeweler

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9M Ittk at aw Watch Jewelry and OpUea-lrepalrtag Clock repairing a specialty Photosupplies Developing etc Pbeae N 4142

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LAUNDRY

Bterllag Laundry Modern and Sanitaryand cuffs 3 cents each

aW Seventh Street SouthwestTelephone Main 294

LAUNDRY AND PRESSING-

A O avenleaea to Mankind Smart SetPressing Club aad Laundry 1312 9th ataw One suit e deUt cleaned and

for one mouth membership feeH salts pressed 4Vc 00 wagon wJl callphone North 9U1

LUMBER AND MILL WORK

BISINGBR BROS Ski 7th St N WLumber Millwork Glass Stair MaterialXantes Brow era Medicine Cabiaeta withMirrors Lath and Builders Hardware

MANUFACTURING FURRIER

COLD STORAGE FOR FURSL QESCHICKTEE

FURRIERBOG Thirteenth St northwest

MERCHANT TAILOR

LBO DAYISMaker of Mens Qarmeata

SuIts to Order tX up1013 B St XT W Phone M 1558

MACHINISTS AND ENGINEERS

Machinists and Engineerslath and Ohio ave aw Office phone Main48SB Night phone E 1006

PAINTS OILS AND GLASS

A paint for every purposeOUr Paints stand the test

E J MURPHY S COA Paint 7W Uth st nw

PHYSICAL TRAINING

The Edw F Miller last of PhysicalTraining Fencing Wrestling DancingTumbling etc Physical training in all Itsbranches physical culture for men womensad children Instruction only1M3 H t nw Phone M 6SSSY

PLUMBING AND HEATING

Frederick C StelzerSanitary Plumbing Steam and Hot WaterHeating Get our prices on bathroom fix-

tures and remolding We will bepressed to furnish estimates upon applicationAU done promptly and under my ownsupervision Telephone Mara 2543 210 SeventhStreet

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MACCABEE TENTSINVITED TO REVIEW

The members of Fraternal Pro-

gressive and Friendship Tents Knightsof the Modern Maccabees have beeninvited to visit Modern Tent on the oc-

casion of Its next regular reviewevening at Centennial Hail Eighth

and I streets northeast CommanderFrank T of Fraternal Tentwill deliver the principal address of theevening Mr will discuss

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WASHINGTON TOKANSAS CITY

AND RETURN

Account General AssemblyPresbyterian Church

Tickets on sale May IS to 3 good toreturn leaving Kflnaaa City to and

June 8 1908

Two Trains Dally to ChicagoLeave Union Station 122 P M and

fi3 P MThree Trains Daily to St Louis

Leave Union Station 936 A M4M P M lt4 Night

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PHOTOGRAPHERS

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PLUMBING TINNING

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PATENT ATTORNEYS

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PAPER BOX MANUFACTURING

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REAL ESTATE AND LOANS

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STAIR BUILDING

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SCHOOLING SHORTHANDLANGUAGES

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TRUIiK MANUFACTURERS

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UPHOLSTERER

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UMBRELLA MFG AND REPAIRING

Umbrellas and Parasols made to orderand repaired Satisfaction guaraa-Special all umbrellas Jigft

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VETERINARY SURGEON-

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WATCHMAKER

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