THE WASHINGTON TIMES SATURDAY APRIL 21 1906

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Preparations for the elaborate elebraxTon of Decoration Day May SO are Inprogress Department Commander DP EntrIkIn of the Grand Army of theRepublic has issued a general order anflouncing the committees for the day

The committees represent various or-ganizations and have been assignedspecial duties They as follows

Executive committee B P Entrlklndepartment commander as chairmanThomas H Martin sdinlor vlce B FGraham junior vice Edward WebsterA A general secretory F L McKenna-A Q M G treasurer Tnomas Calvcrmedical director C W Gallagher chaplain Past department commandersFrank H Sprague Oeorgo E CorsonD S Alexander Charles P Lincoln JM Pipes Nathan BIckford Arthur Honrirlcks L W Stone A Hart BenjaminF Hawkes Harrison Dlngman NewtonM Brooks W S Odcll A F DInsmoreJohn McElroy Calvin Farnsworth BenF BInghnm A P Tasker A H

uurK M Emmet Uroll S E FaunceThomas S Hopkins George Hba Sl51 and Charles CurE Cnryana Post No 2 Charles

Post Iso 5 Alfred Shaw Post No 6M Calhoun Post No 7 JohnM Young Post No 8 Lucius D AldenIvo 9 K D Goodman Post No 10P C George Post No 11 WilliamP Post No 13 A B FrisbiePost No 14 B W Bonney Post No 15A Keeler Post No 17 William

Post No 21 J N Maine Gideon ALyon J L H W H ProctorCharles Matthews M M Lewis H AJohnson James H P T LeeGeorge R Cook S C Robb William HP O Lawrence H H HouseWilliam M Jones George W FletcherE J Swp t Alex Oglosby Sons ofVeterans Francis E Cross divisioncommander Charles S Davis secretaryLincoln Henry MCamp Charles D Sott CushingCharles A ShImon SpanishWar Veterans John Lewis Smith department commander G E Rausch deadjutant Camp W HLowder Immune Camp EberleyAstor F J SullivanCamp Harry Walsh Lawton Camp EJ Dewey Camp H PorterSubcommittees of Executive Committee

The following subcommittees of thememorial executive committee are here-by announced They will organize enter upon their duties and be preparedto report progress at tho first meetingof the executive committee April 28 1306In G A R Hall JU12 Pennsylvana ave-nue iortTjvresc Jjk

Decoration and grounds E J Sweetchairman John McElroy Calvin Farnsworth J M James H11 C Watson Charles S Davis G Ertausch Orlando E Caruana J DBlocKlgood R M Calhoun John MYoung Charles D Scott F J SullivanWilliam M Jones and W B SebastianTransportation W chairman M Emmet Urell George E Corson W H Proctor H Porter HenryM Statz P C George J L H WinflfJU Gideon A Lyon R D GoodmanIV H Lowder and P T Lee

Music Dr Thomas Calver chairmanS K Faunce M M Lewis Charles SWilder Charles S Davis W A OMearaA H GRlchardson Alexander OglesbE J Dlmmick A B Frisbie and H AJohnsonAuditing accounts Benjamin Fham chairman W S Odell Edward AKeeler J M Mayne and Charles MatthewsRoceptlon Gen S S Burdette chairman A Hart vice chairman

ment officers and past department com-manders

Finance George H Slaybaugh chair-man I G Kimball W Stone AHart Nathan Bickford Thomas S HopMcKennn Lucius D Alden George RCook John Lewis Smith G RauschHarry Walsh Francis E Cross Charles-A Sidmon

National Soldiers HomeSenior Vice Department CommanderThomas H Martin chairman W HAnderson with Wilson Post 17 F JSullivan with Astor Camp Spanish WarVetsAt the Congressional Cemetery

Congressional Cemetery B F Gra-ham Junior vice department command-er chairman P C George with Farragut Post No 10 Charles D Scltt withGraham Camp No 10 Sons of VetsD C Eberrly with Fourth ImmuneCamp Spanish War Vets

Isolated graves P O Lawrence chair-man George W Fletcher H H House-D C Eberly Henry M Statz WilliamH Peck

Glenwood Cemetery and northeast sectlon Edward A Keeler commanderPost 15 chairman H H House withGeorge H Thomas Post No 15 Charles-A with CushIng Camp Sons of

Spanish Vets Charles S-

Oak Hill and Holy Rood W B SeMorris Post No 19

chairman George W Fletcher withMorris Post No 19 H C Porter withDewey Camp Spanish War Vets

mander Post 13 chairman William HPeck with Post No 13 Henry MStatz with Lincoln Camp of

Harmony Cemetery R D GoodmaPOst 9 chairman J N

ncr Post No 9 Alexander Oglesby wjihDouglas Post No 21

1amln F F J Dimmick withLawton vets

Bickford chairmanMaxim WHllnra F Wlnnns Thomas

Post 10 W H LIttlejohn Post 15

Charles Post 3 G TatePost 6 I B Williamson Post 14 Abrahum Toy Post 17 Louis lundiem Post0 L i

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day Senator Bulkcley presented a reso-lution suspending the regular order ofbusiness to and hiselates to offer their official respects tothe memory of the late Hof Connecticut

The eulogies occupied all the afternoon The were Bulkley who succeeded Mr Platt and Senlators Allison Morgan Teller AldrichDaniel Lods Perkins Nelson ForakerSpooner Beveridge Kean and Brandcee who served in the Senate with3Ir Platt

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VIFE WOULD NOT TALK

ASKED FOR DIMORCE

St Louis Judge However Decided That a WomansSilence Is Not Good Grounds For Separation

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ST LOUIS April 21 GrayhairedLouis Mertz sixty years old was refused a divorce from Mrs Jeannetto KMortz flftynine and grayhaired InJudge Wlthrows division of the circuitcourt Thursday because the evidence didnot sufficiently support the allegationsIn the petition

Mr Mertz who Is salesman for agrocery house testified that he wasmarried to the defendant July 6 1871 andhad lived with her until December 3lOOt He said that for days she did notspeak to him and for weeks only spoketo him In the curtest and most unkindway He was compelled ho said to takehis meals nometlmes on the kitchen

PHI KAPPA PSi

WITH BRAND BANQUET

Grand Arch Council Brings FraternityConvention to Close in Bril-

liant Style

The twentyfourth Grand Arch Coun-cil of the Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity wasbrought to a close last night with abanquet at the New Willard

Col Ed B Hay was toastmaster andIntroduced the speakers The musicaltoast to Phi Kappa Pal was sung byMelville D Hensey of this city Others

spondlng to toasts were Phi KappaPsi Ih Politics Gen J Warren KelferOhio Beta 63 Our Record Guy MWalker Indiana Alpha 87 The YoungMan Phi Psi G Fred Rush MichiganAlpha 86 The New England Phi PsIR E Anderson Illinois Beta 81 OurColors Judge Henry M ClabaughPennsylvania Epsilon 73 The Phi PsiGirl A Mitchell Palmer Pennsylvania

Phi Kappa PsI In Dixie H M BossWest Virginia Alpha 03 The OldenDays W S Shallenbergor Pennsylvanla Gamma 8 and Phi Kappa PsiJames Watson Indiana Alpha SL

Monnette who retires from the officeof secretary after a continuous serviceof eight years was presented with ahandsome fraternity pin Henry E Pegram was also presented with watch

BOOKS ABOUT DISTRICT

Shelves in the Public Libraryfor Local History

Publications

This weeks list or accessions to thoDistrict public library Is made up entircly of a selection of newly addedbooks and pamphlets devoted to WashIngton tho District of Columbia andthe tenmile square generally Includlag books by local authors

n appeal has been made to citizensto present to the library copies of alllocal publications that fall into theirhands Attention was also called to theneod of securing an endowment fund50 that all desirable Items offered forsale may be secured without having todraw oi the regular book fund

A partial list of desired material willinclude the following All publicationsrelating to the history government socletles and Institutions of the Districtcurrent as well as those of earlier issuenewspapers and periodicals embracingthose issued by churches educationalbodies etc reports catalogues and yearbooks of associations citizens assoclaHans etc Institutions charitable andreformatory schools and colleges clubsand societies such as patriotic and secretorders churches and financial

official reports of the Districtand of all its departmentsall documents relating to the

earlier of WashingtonGeorgetown and historiesproper of the District or of any of itsparts maps and plans directoriesguide books biographies memoirs anddiaries of present and former citizens

As a suggestion to housekeepers apto the seasonthey are asked that instead of destroying as junk accumulations o booksor pamphlets such material be sent to

the library In order that possible localpublications may be saved for the librarys collection Any such offered material will gladly sent for

OCTOGENARIAN CUTSNEW SET OF TEETH

TACOMA Wash April 21 N Frederlckson of Snohomishyears of age hale and hearty s

his friends by cutting a full setof new teeth In his upper jaw This Isthe first bid for notoriety he has madein his life of over fourscore years Hedelights In calling attentlop to theswollen condition of his gums and

l having the Incredulous place theirfingers against the coming teeth

SICK HEADACHEPositively cured by

f ADTrOO these little Pillsalso relievemtlVl UalW Distress from Dys

KMI pepsia Indigestion111 fi Cf and Too Hearty1FD Eating perfectI remedy for Dizzlness Nausea

DrowsinessTaste in the MouthCoated TonguePain In the SideTORPID LIVER

They regulate the Bowels Purely

Small Pill Small Dose Small Price

Genuine Must BearFacSimila Signature

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wife was never glad to see huh whencame home and the children were

disrespectful-He said that when ho left her he gave

her all tho personal property worthabout 1200 and 750 or SOO In money

Mrs Mertz testified that if her hus-band sometimes ate in the kitchen itwas no mere than all the family didShe said she was glad enough when hecame home but she did not see why sheshould make a fuss over Mr Mertz

Mr Mertz was not denied thebut was ordered to his wife

75 suit money and J6250 alimony for theperiod covered while the suit was pending

Arrangements for Event Programmedfor May 2126 in Convention Hall

Under Way

The Masonic May festival to be heldConvention Hall during the week of

May 2126 promises to be the most suc-cessful of Its kind ever held The boardof control having the affair in hand isnow hard at work arranging the program which will b s entirely differentfrom the usual run of such entertain-ments While the details have not nilbeen perfected It has been decided tohave on the program a promenadecert ball night Eastern Starathletic contest

The chief night will be Mystic Shrinenight and the Shriners who aro chargedwith the work of entertainment for thatnight are preparing to everyone asurprise committee in charge ofnight Is headed by Potentate Jacobus S Jones and his associates asannounced by the board of controlheaded by Thomas C Noyes are as follows

Francis A vice chairmanAllen Busslus Alexander Grant John AAllison Nallor Jr HarrisonDingman Edwin B Hay George HWalken Carter B Keene Arthur D

tell Sidney R Jacobs James CIscelAllen Curren Samuel Hart Roe Fulkerson Henry C Davis Armat Stoddart W Thomas FerdinandWaldman Robert Cook Louis C Wil-son Sam W StInemetz Harry L McNulty James A Hunter Philip A Deffer Edward Kolb Floyd V BrooksLoon L Frederick C Ober Lyman B Swormstedt Frederick E

Robert R Cooke S CliffordCox Elmer Sothoron Charles WBrown J B Custls Frank EGibson William P C Hazen Major IVBayllss George W Pratt Fred G Alex-ander Harry Standlford Frank HThomas Frank 1C Raymond WilliamF Gudo Fred W Behrens Oscar FComstock J Walter Humphrey William D McFarland Perry B Turpln JHenry Kaiser Louis A Dent S FredHurry B Cramer Thomas PMorgan Henry S Merrill Lurtln R

Walter H Klopfer William FHunt Lem Towers Jr William T Galliher Andrew W Kelly Alexander McKenzle John H Olcott Louis Gold-smith James Lansburgh Simon WolfWilliam E Andrews William BarnumClifford K Berryman Walter A BrownGeorge V Buck Myer Cohen Eugene

Cochran B Coolidge JHarry Cunningham Charles H ElliottGeorge W Evans Nathaniel BSamuel Gompers John A Goodier lienjamin S Graves Edwin S lIege SolHerzog William B Hlbbs James

Frank H Hosford Charles Jacob-son Arvlne W Johnson David J Kaufman J Claude Keiper Claude F KingGustavo A Kneessi James B LambieJesse B K Lee Clifford Long AlvInM Lothrop Joseph R Lott James T

E Harry CMoses James L Norris Winfleld SOlive James F Oyster Myron M Parker William S Parks Terrence V Powderly Oscar J RIcketts William FRoberts Isador Saks Winfl ld ScottSehley Alexander Scott El ntr E

K J Henry SmallJr Bartholomew F Thomas BWalker George Spransy Brainard HWarner Francis J Woodman S WalterWoodward and Elliott Woods

Almas Temple Is represented on theMasonic May general committee by Robert Cook Louis C WilsonSamuel W Stlnemetz

TO HELL AND BACKPASTOR RUSSELLS TEXT

An event of considerable interest tomany will take place in the BelascoTheater tomorrow afternoon at 3 oclockwhen the Rev Charles T Russell willdeliver his famous sermon To Hell andBack Who Are There Hope for theReturn of Many The meeting is Intended for both ladles and gentlemen

Pastor Russell has an extensivetation as one of the most influentialChristian workers in the world Hiswork Is along strictly undenominationallines and in writings and preachinghe to reason rather than tosentiment and alms to convince theas well as the believer It Islargely for this reason thrt such im-mense audiences have greeted PastorRussell In other cities where he hasspoken

His presence on Sunday afternoon isthe result of an Invitation extended lastyear by his friends of this city Nocharge Is made for seats and it Is an-nounced that no collection wilt be taken

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FOURTEEN HUGE ELEPHANTS

Acrobatic Feats of Startling NatureBareback Riding as en Att

Funny Clowns

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It Is a good circus which HagenbeeJcputs before the public this season acircus replete with daring acrobaucfeats bareback riding and good clownsbut its star feature is the animals Heexhibits fourteen elephants and threecamels lions tigers leopards and allthe other familiar denizens of the wildsand Jungles of Africa Asia and theArctic regions

Trainers who face death again andagain every day enter a big circularsteel cage and by the crack of a whipput the wild beasts through a series ofperformances that makes them seem ofhuman intelligence

King Lion TamedHere a lion who once upon time

crushed out the life of an ox with asingle blow from his mighty paw satat table and ate like a human There atiger whose stealthy spring in tho Junglewas wont to bring down groat beastsas his prey sprang from the back of anelephant through hoops of lire

were other features to the ani-mal show There were trainedand there were trained pigs In severalrings dogs trained to remarkableperformances A waltzing horse mademerry In a ring

But of trapeze tightrope and flyingring artists there wore many Thetour Aracons on the tightrope didthings that In the seem almostimpossible

The Flying Family-A hairraising act is that of the fly

Ins Jordans They are a family andthey hang from the top of the tent

dizzy distances to be caught byother members of the family and turndouble and triple somersaults

The performance closes with somegood vaudeville

A pleasing feature of the managementof the circus Is the fact that manyof the seats provided instead ofthe plank benches laid on uprights aswas for many yoars the custom are individual separate chairs comfortableand roomy

It was noticeable at both performancesyesterday that the crowd was unusuallyquiet and orderly Some one remarkedit was the best circus crowd hehad ever seenA Great Parade

This morning at 10 oclock the great-p aradc wap begun

Wagons gorgeous n silver and goldbands brilliant in scarlet and whiteanimals from all the wilds of the earthfreaks from all countries the wholegiven a touch of romantic interest by-a band of brightlygarbed natives ofIndia made a on which thous-ands of the citizens of Washingtonfeasted their eyes

The line of march was from Floridaavenue anSI Fourteenth street to MarYland avenue Baltimore street and NewJersey avenue It then went up Seventhstreet to K and then to Eight-eenth From Eighteenth it turned IntoPennsylvania avenue down which thoroughfare it went until it reached theCapitol there turning Into First streetand the circus grounds viaMaryland avenue

The procession was followed by amultitude of young people and hundredsof the older folk Every foot of Itsway It was viewed by everybody whocould secure a vantage In windows or on the sidewalk Childrengazed in wonder at the gorilla and theape the zebra and the seal the polarbear and the wild boar

COURSE OF SERMONSBROUGHT TO A CLOSE

Last Sunday evening a course of suc-cessful sermons was closed at St

de Paul Church South Capitol andM streets The series had been well at-tended The pastor the Rev P JOConnell announces that the servicesof the Fathers of the Apostolic MissionHouse will continue each Sunday eveningLectures to nonCatholics will substi-tute the sermons The lectures are toprove that the Catholic Church alonehas the authority to teach Gods truthsAn invitation Is extended to all nonCatholics The following subjects willbe treated How Do We Know theChurch of Christ Rev Huffer IsOne Church as Good as Another RevJ P Moore The Church and theBible Rev J A Lynch How AreSins Forgiven Confession Rev AP Rahlman C Lords Supper RevJ T Rellley Purgatory or Why TVePray for Our Dead Rev G J BurleyWhy I Am a Catholic Rev J F Ma-

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AMERICAN WOMEN PRAISEDBY REAR ADMIRAL SCHLEY

Nothing that can be womanwill meet her merit said Rear AdmiralSchlcy speaking of American womenJn an address at an entertainment andreception given last by Benjamin-P French Lodge of Masons

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Stearns ElectricRat and Roach Pastew-

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GlllOl Your will be1 bk refunded if Steamsy Electric Rat and

Roach Paste does not do all that is claimed for

Stearns Electric Rat and Roach Pasteis sure death to all vermin the onlyguaranteed rat poison

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ALUMNI OF TRINITY

HAVE ANNUAL MEETING

President Luther Guest of Honor Tellsof Freshman Gallaudet

Among Speakers

At the annual meeting of theAssociation of the Alumni of

Trinity College at the University Clublast night Flavel S Luther presidento the college was the guest of honorThe meeting was a supper and smoker

President Luther Informed the formerstudents of the college that the freshman class is composed of the unusualnumber of this year Asa demonstration of the modern tendencyof students to take practical orcourses he stated that only fourteenof the seventythree had taken up workin the classical courses

Officers of the association were elected-as follows President William FellJohnson Brooklanfiville Md class of

66 first vice president Dr E MGallaudet class of 59 second vice presldent H Howard class of 72secretary S Herbert Glesy class of 55treasurer P D Phair class of 91

LIVE IN THE OPEN ADVICEOF REV EVE1ETT HALE

Live In tho open with mcitalk with your superiors rememberingthat God is one of them and be moretoday than you were yesterday

This was Dr Edward Everett Halosadvice to the members of the educa-tional classes of the Y M C A 150of whom gathered at the banquet givenIn the association last evening

ChronicRheumatism

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Ifome RIsk or DangerCOSTS JTOTHTNG TO TRY

I Lave a secret cure chronic rheumatlam in all Its secret rem-edy was found after suffering for years

At Last the Demon Rheumatism XasBeen Conquered for Time

without relief during which time I triedevery known remedy for this agonizingdisease Much cf the time I was sobad I could not walk without crutches-I cured myself and have cured thous-ands of others since among them menand women who had suffered for thirtyand forty years If you have

in form let me send you adelay but out free coupon below andmall today

FREE COUPONJOHN A SMITH Stt3 Gloria

MILWAUKEE AVISI am a sufferer from rheumatism and

I want to be cured If you will sendme a trial package of your remedy bymall free I will give It a trial Myaddress IsNameStreet 2Co

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EXCURSIONS

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Paul JonesCeremonies

Leaving New Jersey ave and C st 114-3am Returning leaving Annapolis 615 pmONLY 2 ROUND TRIP

Other trains 7 0 nm 1C03 noonFor tickets and full details apply to Ticket

offices 707 13th St cor N T ave 613and Station Xew Jersey aye and C stS B liEGE Dlst Passenger Agent

TO MOUNT VERNONSTR CHARLES MACALESTEB

Dally 10 LID and l 5 pm Suu3ar exceptedTar round trip excursion tickets CD cents

A New LedgerSee the Andrews Round Sack

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A large stock always on handOur prices are the lowest

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Money TalksKEXT SELJCJNG

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JULIE BONBON

NEWCHARLES FROHMAX Presents

JOSEPH WHEELOCK JrIn GEO ADES Laughable Comedy

JUST 0UFT GeiLEGiTOMORROW XIGHT

BEXEPIT SAX FRANCISCO 5TFFERERS

EDWIN EMERSONI-n His Illustrated Lecture

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aEK SEATS NOW ON SALEBIg drama In theme big In thought

big In executKn N Y WorldCHARLES iROHMAN PRESENTS

OTIS SKINNERIn Henri Lavedans Play

THE DUELWith a Great Cast Including

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Next Week Katie Harry Ronfs MusicalHone Billy Vas tiM Pour C

ACADEMYALL THIS WEEK

CHAS E BLAXET PRESENTS THE FA-VORITE LITTLE COMMEDIEXXE

LOTTIE WILLIAMSIX HIS NEW COMEDY MUSICAL PLAY

MY TOMBOY GIRL-A GIGAXTIC SCENIC PRODUCTION

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Amateurhandsome prizes to the winners Fol-

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Special Saturday NightChampionship Wrestling Match

Joe Grant vs August Faust5200 PURSE

Next Week WATSONS ORIENTALS

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STT2TDAY RIGHT April 22 3 OclockMrs Blaacbe Mattln lr Rosen soprano

Mta LadlM E Smith contralto Miss LoulsCanon violinist Mr Scantltnt nor Mr dabangh baritone Mr Eugena-OutaMrt tmsK Mr Norman Daly pianothe Carroll Institute Glee Onto Tickets 2ScMe Jl on sale at Columbia TheaterB x Office

Dtarccton of Dr Robert J GreenBcmOt nags Council tTaiUd Commercial

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