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NUMBER 6536 6 36 WASHINGTON 1V THURSDAY EVENING
NOVEMBER 25 2 1909 PRICE ONE CENT
PRAYERS OF PRAISE PRAISEGIVEN PRAISEFORTHANKSGIVING
GIVEN BY CAPITAL CAPITALFOR CAPITALThroughout
FOR FORTHANKSGIVING FORTHANKSGIVINGCI THANKSGIVING THANKSGIVINGI
I Throughout ThroughoutPRAYERS City CI Faithful FaithfulWorshipers Faithfulorshipers FaithfulWorshiPers
Worshipers orshipers Bow In InEarnest InEarnest InEarnest
Earnest Reflection ReflectionY Reflection1ANY ReflectionyI19ANY
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yI19ANY 1ANY Y ATTEND ATTENDCHURCHSERVICES ATTENDCHURCH
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JCHURCH CHURCHSERVICES CHURCHSERVICESCitizens CHURCH SERVI SERVICES SERVICESCitizens CES CESCitizens
Citizens of All Classes Give Im Impressive Impressive Impressive ¬
pressive Testimonial Te timonial of Glad Gladness GladnessNation GladnessNation ¬
ness nessNation Nation Observes ObservesBy
By THEODORE H TILLER TILLERThe TILLERDbi TILLERThe
The Capital Cnl > 1tal of the greatest mostbounUfulll most moatbountifully mostboantltullr
bountifully blessed nation on earth bow bowat bowat bowsat
at the th common shrlno of otthankfu1nosstoday thankfulness thmkfulnosstoday thankfulnesstoday
today todayThis todayThis todayThts
This Is a day set ar a rt for no par particular pallIcular pattitular ¬
titular class or crcod Plutocrat and andpauper andpauper andpauper
pauper President and humblest subjectmen subject subjectmen bJoct bJoctmen
men and vromen uUJJ10n who toil and thoso wholhe wholive who wholive
live lives of ease each and every ono onohas onohas onehas
has some reason r 8on to be glad gladThat gladThat gladThat
That Is why from almost every church churchIn
In Washington there ascends n n today todaysongs tod9 tod9onbS todaysongs
songs and prayers of praise and out outspoken outISpoken outspoken ¬
spoken appreciation of tho manifold manifoldblessings manlroldblessIngs manltbldblessings
blessings of another year Atheist and andbeliever andbel andbellevor
believer bel lev or alike cannot fall to realize this thistwentyfifth thistwentYfif thistwentyfifth
twentyfifth twentYfif b of Novemller 1909 that thatsome th8 thataotne
some power greater gnat r than that of earthly earth earthly eArthly
ly things ha has < brought all this about aboutAs aboutAs aboutAs
As the day Is celebrated in Washing Washington WasJr WasJrton Washirton ¬
ton the theCapital Capital so throughout the na nation natlon nation ¬
tion In every hamlet where the procla proclamations prowamatfo proolamatfoirs ¬
mations matfo s of President and governors governorshave governorshave governorshave
have been b en road there Is found a band bandof bandor bandof
of faithful talth ul worshipers who spend the theday tJaedlQ thoday
day in thanksgiving and praperful praper ful re reflection refieotton refieotlon ¬
flection IElaborate I IElaborate
Elaborate Services I
laborato services mark the day in inmany InmanT Inmany
many of the Washington churches At AtSt AtSt AtSt
St Patricks Church the President Presdentof Presdentof1he of ofthe ofthe
the United States Slat Cardinal Glbbdhsand Glbbdhs Glbbdhsand Gtbbd1t8and
and the representatives or the South SouthAmerican SOthAmerScan SouthAmerican
American republics all met under many manyflags manyfiacs manysings
flags to give thanks to one source of oflife otII ofIlfq
life II Ilfq I its I etesslnss blessings and and Its peace peaceDottedvhere peaceDotted e
Dottedvhere Dotted hero and there over ovcrh hej 1 1wero aeity aeitywere Ifcr Ifcrwero
wero similar congregationhaps congregation SxnsfWr SxnsfWrhaps ll1 ll1haps 1
haps In magnitude tn nltude who observed sorYed in intheir Intheir Intheir
their own sincere way Thanksgiving ThanksgivingDay Thank glvlng glvlngD
Day D and its moaning Still others the theshutIns theshutins i ishut1M
shutIns through affliction er r htrough htroughtemporary htroughtemporary i itemporary
temporary force of circumstance sat satabout satabout t taboat
about cheerful firesides and Itd reveren reverentially reverentlalIy reverentially ¬
tially remembered the big lg and little littlethings littleUI1ngs littlethings
things of the year for which some word wordof w wordof rd rdor
of thanks th n was due dueAkid duekid due11nd
Akid kid tho poor were not forgotten forgottenE
Ertn iba E n they who are wont to look upon uponthe uponthe uponthe
the darker side wore made to feel that thattho tttho thatthe
tho day was 86 not wholly lKJIly void of senti sentiment sontlmont sontimont ¬
mont The Salvation armies the church churchoIeUos churchs
societies s oIeUos and tho Individual man who whogoes whoJ008 whogoon
goes about doing good wltho without t making makinghis makinghi
his hi Identity known gladdened many a asad aBad asad
sad heart and fed many an hungry hun one onetoday oneloday onetoday
today
Follow Worthy Precept PreceptThe PreceptThe PreceptThe
The American people arc a c a people ac accuBtomod aecvstomod secustomWT
cuBtomod to follow worthy precept It Ithas Ithas Ithas
has been near 300 years since first thereascended there thereascended thftlea
ascended a from the then newfound newfoundland newfoundland newfoundland
land a prayer of praise This Tbl was WfUIwlten waswhen
when a Mule band of Pilgrim Fathers Fathersrejoicing latheltlrejoicing Fathersrejoicing
rejoicing In the freedom from religious religiouspersee religiousperseoutlos
persecution persee UoR grateful tGtal in the safe dellv deliver dellverjr dellvetT
erjr er from the terrors of the sea knelt kneltupen kneltn kneltulten
upen n a New England coast uncovered uncoveredtheir uncoveredtheir uncoveredtheir
their heads and with one voice said saidWe saidWe
We 10 are thankful this day for these thesethings the thesethings e ethlng
things thingsThat thlngTMt thingsThat
That is It the spirit that has been beenhanded beenhallcl beenhanded
handed hallcl down to Americans Amerlc n through throughsit
sit tbe ysarti year earJC that have followed followedIn
In 1 n time of war or peace pros prosperity prGIJlJen prospanty ¬
panty lJen or antc > there has over been beenono beenotto beenone
ono flay aret et apart in each year upon uponwhlea uponwble uponwhielt
whlea those of high h gh and low degree degreemight degreeD1bt degreeist
might ist ht inventory the things that th at are and andflnl andIIh andfh
flnl IIh In them something for which a avetea ave
ve vetea 8 qt a of praise might be raised raisedLike raredLike raidedLike
Like Sabbath Day DayAnd DayAaiI Dayfind
And thus It Is that the streets have a aSabbathlike asbttathUke aSabbathlike
Sabbathlike appearance today toda that the thechurches lhedr thechurn
dr churches llu have claimed the men of business busi business btMln8s ¬
ness that the toiler tot has ceased his la Iabors labora labora
bora that the wheels wh w dots ol of industry are areContinued anContinued areContinued
Continued on Fourth Page PageWEATHER PageWEATHER PageWEATHER
WEATHER REPORT REPORTThe
The Atlantic coast storm has moved movedto
to Long Island 1 and and rains 11 and snows snowshavo snowshavo snowahavo snowsY
havo Y aVO continued throughout throu out the middle middleto middleAtlantic middletlaJltk middleAtientlc
Atlantic States and New ew England with withnortherly withnortherlY withnortkeriy
northerly gales Conditions are ar also alsounsettled abloIlneeUled alsounsettled
unsettled over the northern districts in inthe Inthe inthe
the interior interiorTteero Interor1bero terlor terlor11tero
Tteero will be rain r ln or snow tonight hi hilMMg beew hiNew
New ew Ilagtandr lieiand and tonight or PrkJ Friday inthe In Inthe
the Lake re rog bglon on elsewhere where east C of the theIMrMPpl theMlllgh9l
Mlllgh9l > lMMg IMrMPpl lpp general generaliv < the weather will be general generally ¬
Iv fair tonight and Friday FridayIt
It will will be slightly warmer tonight in inthe Inthe inthe
the out Gulf states atM and fL d OH Friday in inthe Inrho inthe
the south Atlantic States StatesThe StatNn StatesThe
The n winds Ind along the middle Atlantic Atlanticoast AUanUcI81Jt Atlanticeast
east will 111 bo high northwesterly dl diminishing dlmlAl dlminlehiag ¬
minishing mlAl hhlJ tonight tonl t on the south Atlantic Atlanticcoast AUanUof08St Atlanticroast
coast moderate northerly northerlyFORECAST northerlyJrOHECAST northerlyif
FORECAST if 1tECAT FOR THE TH > h DISTRICT DISTRICTtonight DI8TIUCTPa1Jo DISTIUCTPair
Pair tonight temperature close clo to tofreezing tofreezing tofreezing
freezing Friday Jrld ldsy w fair slightly warmermedera warmer warmermoderate wannermec2crate
moderate northwest t to north winds windsTBBIPBRATURIWL wtAdLTDmIPlIRATUnms windsT1
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S a m S 37 7
9 a m 17 7
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1 p m 47 47f f 7 7t
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Sun rises rill 6 6Sun 68 68Sun iiisun
Sun sets ots t 442 442TID 442TID1D c4 c4TfDII
TID TfDII TABLE TABL3TodayIHlgk TABLlIT TABLETodaiFligk
TodayIHlgk T d FlISk tide tld sUW 00 a m and 621 621p
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CONDITION OF O THE WATER
HARPBRS FERRY W Va Nov ov z zBoth 2 2Both
Both rivers clear this morning
SEEK TO RECONCILE RECONCILELI RECONCILElION RECONCILELION
lION AND THE THEKaiser EffiEKaiser EAGLE EAGLEKaiser
Kaiser and Chancellor Wish WishTo WishTo WishTo
To Cement British BritishFriendship BritishFriendship BritishFriendship
Friendship FriendshipCOUNT FriendshipCOUNT FriendshipCOUNT
COUNT BERNSTORFF BERNSTORFFMAY BERNSTORFFMAYpO
MAY MAYpO pO TO LONDON LONDONEmperor LONDONEmperor
Emperor May Select Ambassador AmbassadorTo
To United States for Deli Delicate Delicate Delicate ¬
cate Mission MissionBERLIN MissionBmRLIN MissionBIRLIN
BERLIN Nov 2fThe The speeches that thatCount thatConnt thatCount
Count BornstorfT the Gorman ambassa ambassador ambassador ambassador ¬
dor to the United States Stat has recently recentlybeen recenttybeen recentlybeen
been making In the United States whichhave whichhave which whichhave
have breathed a spirit of friendship frie ldshlp for forKngland forEngland forEngland
England and have defended Germanysnaval Germanys Germanysnaval Germanysnaval
naval expansion oxpan ton as n necessary eiIIIr for th thcommorcial thcommorclal t1v t1vcommercial
commercial development of o the country countryand countr countrand countryand
and not inimical to peace ce are now nowkuown nowkuown nowknown
kuown to be the forerunner of a Ger German German German ¬
man man effort to reconcile England ErglandFrom EnglandFrom ErglaooFrom
From a high official authority it was waslearned waslearned wasloathed
learned today that BernstorfCs speeches speecheshave Bpeecheshave speecheshave
have been inspired by b the Kaiser and andChancellor andChancolIor andChancellor
Chancellor BothmarnHollweg and that thatas thatas thatas
as soon as It Is considered practicable practicablethe
the count will be transferred to the thediplomatic thedlplom thediplomatic
diplomatic dlplom Uc post at London the most mostdifficult mostdifficult mostdiffleult
difficult and yet the most sought after afterdiplomatic afterdlplomatJo afterdiplomatic
diplomatic honor that Germany has ather at ather ather
her disposal dlspo al
disposalfission alMission
Mission For Peace PeaceThe PeaceThe PeaceThe
The Kaiser has simply picked Bornstorff Born Bornstorff Bornstortr ¬
storff to be the AngloGerman peace peacemaker poacemaker peacemaker ¬
maker and to continue ut t the court of ofSt orSt ofSt
St James the pacific policy that he Is Isnow Isnow isnow
now outlining in the United States StatesBernBtorffs SlatesHernBtorfts StatesBernhtorts
BernBtorffs stay in America it is said saidis saidIs saidis
is merely to give him ih the necessary necessaryschooling nooossaryschooling necessaryschooling
schooling for his larger field fieldIt fieldIt fld fldIt
It is barely possible pos l1tle that Bornslorffsdenunciation BornslorfTs BornslorfTsdenunciation BomsloI1Csdenunckltlon
denunciation of the PnnGermans or orthe orthe orthe
the rabid Imperialists will defeat the thepresent thePTt16nt thepresent
present PTt16nt plan but It can be stated post positively P posttively < t ttlvely ¬
tively that the policy here outlined Is Isnow titnow Isnow
now the fondest hope of both the Kale
er and Iris chancellor chancellorBernstorffs henceUorBemtortts hancelkrBernetorffs
Bernstorffs denunciation of the PanGermans Pan FanGerman PanGunnazw
German was It develops in almost almCMItthe almostthe
the exact language outlined by the thechancellor thefhaneoUor thechancellor
chancellor In met none qf q BernstorfTa BernatortradQlaraUons Bsrnstortradeclarations
declarations which have marked a new newora nowora newera
ora in Germanys foreign policy have havebeen hlLvobean helvebeen
been made e of his own initiative but butin butIn butIn
in every Instantfa h 1 ha has h as sp4kn epgytsnIth epgytsnIthtune n wtln wtlnho 1tJttr1 1tJttr1die
die ho autUjSTrUA of the Emperor EmperorThe Empororthe EmperorThe
The difference between von Buelow BuelowI BueloWI BueloWthe Buelottrthe I
I the former chancellor and nd Bethmann Bethinanaiicliweg BethmannHell
iicliweg Hcllwe Hell wag was never JU setter illustrated illustratedthan illustratedUan lulltrat8flUaft
than in BeriwtortT excoriation e tJon of the theFan theI
PainGermans PainGermansVon Fan GennanVon Germans GermansVon
I
Von Buelows Methods MethodsVon MethodsVon MethodsVon
Von Buelow pursued a truckling policy pol polIIy
icy i r with the PanGermans whose agi agil gI gItotlon
l totlon ° lon U declared to have paved the theway
way W 1 for many of the former chancellors cbeI1orspmI
poaeedistnrbmg pmI e1turDmc moves The Meroecaa Meroecaaimbroglio Ueroecaatmbroglto
imbroglio was w a good example a of this thillBothmannHoletf thisBothmannHolweg
BflthmannHolweg wishing to avoid avoidI avoidBuelows
I Buelows erratic and pugnacious polley policyhaa
has repudiated an n connection with the thePanGermans thePanGermans
PanGermans and openly announced thai thaihe th thhe thathe
he regards rogar 8 them as a menace to Ger German German German ¬
man peace peaceTo peaceTo peaceTo
To chow his approval of Bernsterft it ftIs itIs
Is understood that the Kaiser will confer con confer confer ¬
fer upon him the Order 01 of the Black BlackEagle
Eagle the highest honor bo or within his hisgiving 111 11181vlnll hisgiving
giving and later transfer tnm ler him to U the thediplomatic e ediplomatic
diplomatic dl > > lomatlc post t at t London LondonWhen LondonVhen Londonwhen
When these plans are generally known knowni
i an outbreak of PanGerman wrath i ii hi hilooked isinked
i looked for and no effort e ort will be spared sparedto
j to prevent BernstorfTs promotion His HisI HiechH Illsspeeches
I speeches chH have already revealed the blt bitter 1 1tel
j ter opposition to him and to those tho e who whostand whostand i ietand
stand for the new policy The Kaiser Kateerhowever Kaiserhowever
I however is I not expected to be dissuaded dissuadedfrom diMuadedtrom dissuadedfrom
from this policy by the antlBethmann antiBethmannHollweg antlBethmannHollweg
Hollweg wave that now no seems in inevitable Inevltable inevitable ¬
evitable evitableLittle evltableARMED evitableARMED
ARMED MEN GUARD GUARDMURDER GUARDittle
MURDER SUSPECT SUSPECTLittle
Little ittle Accused of Killing KillingSix KillingSix KillingSix
Six Persons Placed PlacedOn PlacedOn PlacedOn
On Trial TrialGRUXDr TrialCRUNDY TrialGItUNDY
GRUXDr Va Nov at Howard Lit Little Little Uttie ¬
tle charged elh wlJd with having vtng oommltted oommlttedthe
the most gruesome gre some crime In th the history historyof hhlt ry ryDC
of the Old Dominion today was w placed placedon
on trial for ate n life lifeDeputies U lifeDepula I IDepu1a
Deputies surrounded the tit courthouse courthousearmed courthoUHarmed courthousearmed
armed with Winchester repeaters r tenl tor torthe torth8 forthe
the threatened lynching lynch I Little Is Ischarged bIchared ischarged
charged with murdering George Mead Meadows Mdow Meadows ¬
ows ow his wife three small children HIM HIMAunt cud BndAunt cudAunt
Aunt Betty Justice past seventy at atHurley atHU11ey atJiutiey
Hurley several v ra1 weeks w kI ao fio The mur murderer murderer ¬
derer net el fire to the house in which the thesix thesix thesix
six were sleeping sleepingThe steepingThe 1 1ln 1lnThe i
The evidence against the prisoner Is Isurely i ipu ispurely
purely pu ly circumstantial A bloody cent cente centhe I
he e is i said a ld to have given Iven a newsboy newsboywill newboywill newsbowill
will be the principal evidence evlden against againsthim against aga1nethim
him His wife it in claim claimed d will give givedamaging givedamaging v vdamaglnk
damaging evidence agannt apn t him himTHREE himTHREE himTHREE I
j
THREE MEN KILLED KILLEDIN i
IN RAILWAY SMASH SMASHGreat S SMASHGreat IIASH IIASHGreat
Great Northern Northern Train Struck by byFreight byFreight byFreight
Freight Engine While Stand Standing Standing Standing ¬
I
ing On Siding SidingSPOKANT5 SidingSPOKAfBl SidingWOKANIL
SPOKANT5 Wash uh Nov 3S SIt It is re reported reportod reported ¬
ported here that train No 4 on tho thoGroat thoGroat theGreat
Groat GreatrNorthern rNorthern Northern has been sideswiped sidoswipodby slda wlped wlpedby
by a freight engine on OJ a siding at Lind Lindthis LindUti landthis
this Uti State and Ad that the 1 ho mall clerk on engineer onglneOr ongtneor ¬
gineer and fireman flro min were killed and a anumber anumber anumber I
number of o pasaehger pa + a + ehgere badly hurtThe hurt hurtThe J I
The report states that the wreckage wreckageeaught wreckagecaught Wreckaroaught
aught fare The train was being run runovrr runerr
err 0 the Northern orthern pacific tracks owing owingto
to the Great Northern rail rails being de destroyed destroycd destroyed ¬
stroyed by a washout
I
It i I Thanksgiving Service Scenes at St Patricks PatricksFORMING
FORMING PROCESSION IN FRONT OF THE CHURCH PRESIDENT TAFT
1 1CARDINAL
CARDINAL GIBBONS GIBBONSPflMTDfli GIBBONSSUSPECTS GIBBONSSUSPECTS
j
SUSPECTS ZELAYA ZELAYAI ZELAVACONTROLS
I
i CONTROLS PflMTDfli buNlnULo Q PAUI bAulto GABLES TQ
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State Department Unable toGet to toGetWord toGet
GetWord Get Word From Consul ConsulIn
In Nicaragua NicaraguaBy
i By JAMES HAY Jr Jri JrNI0tU8 JrNicaragua
i Nicaragua NI0tU8 U is more unpopular at thE thoState thEI theState
j State Department Dep rtment today tod than it has hasbean hasbeon hasbeen
I bean at any time since Zelaya outraged outragedi outra 2d 2dI
I i the civilized world by his execution oC oCthe ofthe
the two Americans Groce and Can Cantton Canon Canen
tton on In violation of all the tenets of ottutern ofJnternal
Jnternal tutern International lonal law lawrlndijfnatfbri IawIn
rlndijfnatfbri In attOn against apj st his h government governin t Is Isehceof
be the aenl1nu l Ionce =
ehceof once ot the American consulate at tba tbzNicaraguan tb tbNIOIIragJ8ft
Nicaraguan capital Vice Consul Catdora Cal Caidera
dera has sent to the State Department
no dispatches dIBp tch and the only possible poMI in inference Infer inference ¬
ference fer nce is that as Zelaya controls the thewlre thewire thewire
wire service M 1ce out of that city he has ha haprevonted hasprevented
prevented the American n representative rreSontattveInformlpg
Informing this Government of the true
situation in Nicaragua NlcarasuaThoroughly
Thoroughly Incensed IncensedIn
In addition to t this there have come cometo
to the State Department Jei + arttnent reports from fromPanama fnPana fromPanama
Panama Pana UI that the people there are high highly highly ¬
ly incensed against Zelaya on account accountof
of the stories JK fN they are getting every everydy everyday
dy about the th barbarous killing kUltn of ofGruce orruee ofBruce
Bruce ruee and Cannon CaJlll ft and his mistreat mistreatment trlatteaLment mistreatment ¬
ment of Americans Anerl a who fall into his hiehands hi hisharms
hands harmsThat handsThat hntlLTIuLt
That things are moving with great greatrapidity IIrtrapkllty greatrapidity
rapidity III the crisis c is Indicated by bythe y
the announcement nnou eemen1 at the State Depart Department Dopartment Department ¬
ment this morning that late this thl after afternoon atternoon afternoon ¬
noon an official statement will be madesevering made madecovering madeccvertn
covering ccvertn the 11t situation situationA
A report was s received today tram freraCommander tramCommander rem remCommander
Commander J H Shipley comranmMcs comranmMcsthe
the Des Moines which has arrlvd arll i at atPort atPort
Port Limon after rter making makln an lnvatlga lnvatlgaState hiv sttga sttgation
tlon at the direction ot Se Secrr < u hary DC ofState
State State Knox of the blockade vn nntaJn nntaJnby lntaind lntaindby
by the Nicaraguan Insurgents In urgents at Grey Greytown Greytown Greytown
town
Question Quo tion of Blockade BlockadeAlthough BlockadeAlthou BlockadeAlthough
Although Althou < < h no statement was made b bState by byState byState
State Department officials It is l prob probable ¬
able this th report which was wa taken un under Ut atder ¬
der consideration today will determine determinewhether determinewhether
whether the United States Government Governmentwill Gove nment nmentwtll
will recognize the blockade am pcdei pcdeibly pcdttibly pe ei eibiy
bly the belligerency of the zt irvolu irvolutionary t olutionary olu olutJonal
tionary tJonal movement movementThe movementThe movementThe
The Des Moines has been n ai Grey Greytown Greytown Greytown
town for two days during which time timeit
it Is believed ample investigation could couldhave couldhave couldhave
have been made It Is I also A1 o possible possiblethat piNNIlbhtthat prasaibiethat
that the report contains information informationbearing Informationbearing informationbearing
> bearing upon the execution of Groce Grocei Groeeand Groceand
i and Cannon which took place nearby nearbyPANAMA neatbyPANAMA nearbyPANAMA
PANAMA IS AROUSED AROUSEDBY
BY ZELAYAS ACTS ACTSCOLON ACTSCOLON ACTSCOLON
COLON Nov 28 SThe The entire canal canalzone caRatone canalzone
zone one is It aflame with anger again at atPresident atPre atPresident
President Pre ldent Zelaya owing to the reaching reachinghere reachinghere reachinghere
here of a report that the killing of ofCannon orCnon ofCannon
Cannon anti Groce the Americans ox oxacuted
acuted after aCtt trial by a drumhead court courtmartial rourtmartiAl courtmartiat
martial was w not only not justified Ju Uned by bytbe byt bythe
the t tenets of International law but btrfWSM btlClbo butwas
was the deliberate murder of unarmed unarmedforeigners unarnedfnralgnet unarmedforeigners
foreigners who had incurred the en enmity enmity enmity ¬
mity of the ruler of a country countryInstead countryInlltea countryInstead
Instead of being bein taken with arms In IntMir Intheir I Itheir
their hands and while planting dyna dynamite dynamite ¬
mite to destroy Nicaraguan commerce commerceIt
It is declared here and the Americans AmericansIn Amer Icans Icansin
In the zone believe the report that the thetwo thetwo
two men were ere captured In Costa Illca IllcdIt IllcaIt
It Is declared here today the truth truthof trutllof truthof
of the matter will m soon b lHt In the pos JHMtMouton poecosudon
Mouton of the United States Govern Government Government
ment Tho two men were ere tortured It Itto ItIs itIs
Is declared before they were executed executedThe executedThe executedThe
The belief la J general here h re there will willbo willbo willbe
bo an Invasion Inva lon of Nicaragua by marines marinesand mlrlnoeand marinesand
and bluejackets The marine battalion battaliondoing battalion1oln1 battaliondoing
doing < 1oln1 duty uty on the Isthmus can be loaded loadedon loaoon
on tho ships shl on the Pacific side with withIn withIn withIn
In twentyfour hours The marines are arespoiling arespoiling
spoiling for a light Kht and hope tho Gov Government Government Government ¬ I
ernment in Washington will decide on onphysical onphysical onphysical
physical rather than diplomatic inter interference interforonce ¬ I
foronce ferenceThe foroncerho foroncerho
rho munitions of war war that were ship shipped shippod shippod ¬
pod from Now York to the Insurgents Insurgentsunder In8ur insurgentsunder ontll ontllundor
under General Eatra l Estrada have successful successfully ¬
ly I made the trip trl They The consisted C Ilai8ted of 1000 1000Mauser 1000Mauser
Mauser rifles four machine tfU iStsa nfll 8 and a amillion amillion
million cartridge cartridgeA artrl
A chow of good ood tobacco quiets the theHcldsleck thenervOll thenerves
nerves and holpll one to think Piper PiperHeldllieck Piper1leldsieck
Hcldsleck plug IB tho best tobacco tobaccorAdvt tobaccoAdvt
rAdvt Advt
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PRESIDENT TAFT T ARRIVING
MAJOR H D BULKLEY BULKLEYDIES
I DIES I S IN i BALTIMJJRE BALTIMJJREi A TI O OComptroller
Comptroller of Baltimore Baltimoreand BaltiJnoreand Baltimoreand
and Ohio Railroad Ex Expires Exires Expires ¬
pires ires In Hotel HotelBALTIMORE Hotel1IALTDIORE HotelBALTIMORE
BALTIMORE Md Nov M ILMajor ILMajorIi Major MajorjH lajorH
jH H D Bulkley comptroller el f t the theBakimere e eBaltimore
Baltimore Btt re and Ohio railroad UN and one oneof Oft Ofttttc oneof
of tKi moet widely wldel known railroad railroadn railroadmen Uroad Uroadme
n me ea > in the country eountr died at 7J5 71Soclock 71 71oclock 7J5oelock
oclock this tbl morning at his apartments apartmentsin
in the Marlborough t Eutaw place He HaI Hehad
j had been ill several weeks weeksMajor WeeksMajor eekl eeklI
I Major Bulkley was wa born January 12 12Wn 1 1UIII
Wn In Charleston S C He was 88 edu educated edueated educated ¬
cated In his native city clt Later be went wentto WlItto wentto
to Memphis Tenn T nn where he engaged engagedIn
In the brokerage business tl When the thecivil thedvll thecivil
civil war came he cast his lot with the theConfederacy theContctderacy theConfederacy
Confederacy and did signal gnal service se iee as asmajor a asmajor I Imajor
major quartermaster under General GeneralForrest GeneralForrest I
Forrest After the war ar he returned to toMemphis toremphls toMemphis
Memphis and resumed his brokerage brokeragej brokeragebusiness i
j I business businessIn
I
In 1888 he was w brought here hrttvmake to make makea
a thorough investigation of end make maken makItn makean II
Itn n expert report on the general finan financial fleanclal ¬
clal condition of the Baltimore and ant andOhio I IOhio
Ohio Railroad Company He continued continuedthe cntlnuedl
the special accounting work ork until l90ttthen 1948 1 I
Alien hell he was appointed compiroller comp rollfr of ofthe
the read r tad and an as such placed In chargeI charge j
of the accounting department departmentMAHOMET epartmentMAHO
MAHO MAHOMET ET LAMP LAMPREPORTED LAMPREPORTEDSTOLEN
REPORTED REPORTEDSTOLEN REPORTEDSTOLENSacred STULEN STULENSacred
Sacred Article of Eski Jebir JebirConvent J ebir ebirConvent ebirConvent
Convent Is Worth
500000 500000CONSTANTINOPLE 500000CONSTANTINOPLE 500000CONTANTINOPLE
I
I
CONSTANTINOPLE Nov 36 SoThe Tke Tketheft The Thetheft I Ithett
theft of the Sacred Lamp of Mahomet Mahometset
set with costly tly Jews and nd valued atSSOO00 at attfQU60d atSOOiOO
tfQU60d front the convent at Eski Jeblr Jebirwas Jeblrwas J8blrw
was w reported today todayThe tooaThe todayThe
The authorities have no clue to the thethief thethler thethief
thief but it is not believed that he hecan hecan hecan
can dispose of the lamp without detection detec detection detection ¬
tion tionTWELVE tionTWELVE tionTWELVE
TWELVE ARE INJURED INJUREDIN
IN GAS EXPLOSION EXPLOSIONTwo
Two Men May Die As Result ofFire of ofFire ofFire
Fire In Joplin JoplinMisouri joplinMisouri JoplinMlsourl
MlsourlJOPLIN Misouri MisouriJOPLIN MisouriJOPLIN
JOPLIN xro o Nov 3 ITwo Two men are areat 1tr8at areat
at tho hospital today toda so badly injuredthat injured injuredthat Injuredthat
that they may die Ia and ten others are areseriously areerloustr areseriously
seriously hurt as a result of a gas explosion ex explosion explosion ¬
plosion at a fire fireTho ftrtTho fireThe >
Tho fire started In a twostory brink briokbuilding hrlokbuUlng brinkbuilding
building used for a launuy lauudyGas laUIIJ laUIIJGa launuyGas
Gas Ga leaking from a pipe IB the base baseMRS ue uemont
mont caused the eXPl explosion explosionMRS lon lonMRS
MRS PARKER RECOVERING RECOVERINGMrs
Mrs 11 Harry B Parker wife of FT B BParker nParker I3Parker
Parker of the firm of Parker r Bridget BridgetJ4 rdgu1A
J4 Co was reported a at out of danger dangertoday dangert4lay dangertoday
today at Providence Hospital where whoreshe whereshe wherfJsho
she recently underwent A serious riOUII rur rurglcal rurslcal surgical
glcal operation She in expected to toleave tolCAve toleave
leave for her home within a few day
TWO i LIVES iurp i LUo LUoMother LOST LOSTIN nc
LOSTFiRE
IN SCRANTOK FiREMother FIRE
1
Mother and Baby Bab Burned BurnedAfter burnedAfter rt edi
After Others Had Been BeenThrown BeenThrown I II IThrown I
Thrown From Window WindowSCRANTON WindowI WindowSCPAiTON WindowSCPANTON I
SCRANTON Pa Nov 25 5In In a fire firewhich flrewhich
which Web threatened to wipe Out a block Mockof blockor blockof
of homes heM on Fiftyfirst street early earl to today today today ¬
day two t o lives ll ell were ere loot two children childrenwere
were seriously > > hurt and scores 188 of ofothers ofothers
others had narrow escapes ve from two twobuildings twolHIlktmca twobuildings
buildings that tb t were destroyed de troyed andothers and andothers andothf1S
others that were ere la danger dangerTh dttnsrThe dangerThe
Th The dead are Mrs Mr Adam Sheraskey Sheraskeyand Shea aakey aakeyand
and her th e weeks old babyTb baby babyThe bab babThe
The Tb bo of o the th woman was wa picked pickedout pickedout pickedout
out of the ruins Jln of her home after the theneighborhood theneli theneighborhood
neighborhood neli borhoott had been eJt searched rched in the thehope thehope thehope
hope that she had escaped The bodywas body bodywas bodywa
was wa burned to a crisp ri p The body of thebaby the thebaby thebaby
baby was later recovered recoveredThe recoveredThe
The two children Injured were the thesons UaeIRa theeons
sons of H Shenaekey Frank four fouryears touryea fouryears
years yea okl Id was thrown from a second secondstory se secondstory ooo ooostory
story window He dropped through thewaiting the thewaiting thealting
waiting arms of wouldbe rescuers andwas and andwas
was 11 badly injuredThe injured injuredThe injuredThe
The second child Alex six years was wasalso wuato wasalso
also thrown from the t e window and andcaught andcau
caught cau ht This boy was badly burned burnedabout burnedabout
about the head and so burned on the thebody thebod thebody
body bod that the he skin peeled peelt > d off when the theclothing theclothing theclothing
clothing was w removed The Injured Injuredchildren Injuredchtldren Injuredchildren
children are in the hospital ho pUat in a critical criticalcondition criticalcondition criticalcondition
condition conditionGALES conditionGALES conditionGALES
GALES KEEP LINERS LIBSSkippers LINERSWITHOUT LINERSWITHOUTTURKEYS
WITHOUT WITHOUTTURKEYS WITHOUTTURKEYSSkippers TURKEYS TURKEYSSkippers
Skippers Fear Risk of Land Landing Landing Landing ¬
ing Off Boston BostonSorry BostonSorryThanksgiving BostonSorryThanksgiving Sorry SorryThanksgiving
Thanksgiving ThanksgivingBOSTON
BOSTON B sroN Mass Jtr Nov SSSheet Sheeta of ofrain ofrain ofrain
rain driven by b terrific wind wi JINItJeThaJkaglvhttt made xwieThanksgiving madeThanksgiving
Thanksgiving a hollow hoMo word on todar tofIa to tothe tot tothe
the t he passengers nI sf > > C eight big linem which whichare whiebare whichare
are lying 118 en off the New England edast edastHundreds eokatlltmdrriis IUIt IUItHundrPd
Hundreds of the voyagers voy < < fr8 on the theCunard theCUnarMrB theCunardera
Cunard CUnarMrB > rs Pannonis and SaxonlA the theItalian theItalian I IItalIAn
Italian liner Lasso And others will get getno getno t tno
no shore turkey until the storm abates abatesan I Ia
an a the skippers fear to risk the shoals shoalsof shoa shoaor
of the coast The only liner to put to toeea tona tosea
sea from rom Beaton within the last twentv twentvfour teItfour tw ettt etttfour
four hours was the Leyland Iin liner IinErhemln r Bo Bohemian Itoherniae ¬
hemian which went out in the teeth teethof teethor teethof
of the t be gale bound for btverpooi btverpooiAll t tAll
All along the coast the coves are full fullof tunof fullof
of small vessels ve e i which have sought soughtskelter soughtshelter I I1I
shelter 1I lt r and many wreck of llltl little craft craftare clltftare craftare
are reported re Orted There is little fear that thatfurther thatfurther I Ifurl1H
further r damage dAma > of cotux conMquenee iuence will be bedone beI bedone bedone I
done a ae the th wind w nd which for hours tottill blew blewoti blewBtTon blewas
oti strong BtTon as sixty miles an hour luis laseiutk luissunk hASatluk
sunk Riving Rhin temperature also forecasts forecaststhe foietasigthe nteca ta tathe
the end of the storm stormHAWAIIANS Jtt stormHAWAIIANS rm rmHA
HAWAIIANS HA X1 IIANS WANT WANTHOMESTEAD WANTHOMESTEAD XI ANT ANTHOMESTEAD
HOMESTEAD LAWS LAWSSAN
SAN FRANCISCO Nov 25 2uGov 2uGovNatter Gov GovWalter GovVatter
Walter F F Freer of Hawaii H If left here lnretoday heretoday heretoday
today for Washington Vahl totl where he heask will wUlask willKsk
ask Congress t5 to pass 1Nl such amendments amendmentsto
to the land laws 1ft ws of tho Territory Territor as aswill aawill agwill
will permit the public lands land to be takenup taken tak
up as homesteads homost The Islands nd need neod4merican needAmerican
American settlor he believes ana all
that I III needed nfleet is amendment of the theland theland theland
land laws la wa
IplCK PICKTHREE THREE JURORS JURORSTO
i
TO TRYO 1 H HARRIS HARRISFirsrPan HARRISFirst
First FirsrPan Panel l at Rockville Rockville15 Rockville15a Is IsBxhaustedkr IsF i
Bxhaustedkr F xhausted a r Fo Ji1 Ji1iIX Eleatd EleatdROCKVILIE le leROCKVILIE
l < <
iIX 6 l e se seROCItVILLE
ROCKVILIE Md I Nov OV 26 36After 36Afterthe l After Afterthe Aftertbe
the first ftr t panel of jurors in the trial trialof trialor trialof
of Oliver H Harris for the murder murderof
of John Henson Hen on Poole had been ex exhausted exhate oxhauetard ¬
hate today court adjourned to give givetbe givothe givethe
the sheriff rUC time in which to empanel empaneltwenty empaneltwent7 empaneltwenty
twenty additional men menThree menThr menThree
Three Thr Jurors were picked from the thefirst tbo1m thefirs
first panel of twentyfive men this thismorning thismorDln thismorning
morning morDln the remainder being challenged chal challenged challeng ¬
lenged leng for cause or acknowledging acknowledgingthemselves aekJtow acknowlddgingthemselves dglng dglngthemeel
themselves themeel vea prejudiced and d unable to togive tor1ve togive
give an impartial vedicU venglictThe vedicUThe veUetThe
The prosecution of Harris is being beingconducted bolngconducted beingconducted
conducted by State Attorney Bowie BowieF
F Waters and Charles W Prettyman PrettymanThe
The attorneys for the defense d feaM are Ed Edward Edward Edward ¬
ward C Peter and lid Robert B Peter PeterJust PeterJuat PeterJust
Just what defense will be interposed interposedfor
for the accntsed a acc 8 ed man has not been an announced aaOUftced announced ¬
nounced but it is thought selfdefense selfdefensewill
will be put D + tt forward Harris confessed confessedto oonte ed edto
to the killing killl of C Poole after he had been beensweated beenawted beensweated
sweated by the police authorities at atBaltimore atBaltimore atBaltimore
Baltimore He was first arrested rre ted for as assault asMult assault ¬
sault on his h is aunt While awaiting the theoutcome theoutcome theoutcome
outcome of the assault as the woman womanwas womanwas womanwas
was hovering between life and death deaththe deethf deaththe
the dead ead body of Poole was discovered discoveredin dbuoverel dbuoverelIn
in his lonely lonel cabin Suspicion immediately immedi immediately bnmedlattly ¬
ately attached to Harris and he was re removed removed removed ¬
moved to Baltimore for or safe keeping k88plnVhlle
While there he confessed eonfe ed declaring that thatPoole thatPoole thatPoole
Poole started toward him in a menacing menacingway menclngway
way and he shot him himThe himThe himThe
The trial will continue tomorrow tomorrowDITTCP tomorroBITTlR tomorrowBITTER
DITTCP tjilitn tjilitnThe BITTER STRUGGLE STRUGGLEFACES STRUGGLEFACESSTRIKERS
FACES FACESSTRIKERS FACESSTRIKERSThe STRIKERS STRIKERSThe
I
The Manufacturers of Shirt ShirtWaists Shirtaists ShirtWaists
Waists aists Form Organization OrganizationTo
To Fight Girl Employes EmployesNEW
NEW N V YORK Nov SB 5oTbe The solid Id front frontpleI8IItfd frontpresented
presented by toe 4MM ele striking shirt shirtwaist shirtwaist Irt Irtwalat
waist factory factoI employes ljs forced the thelarge I
large shirt waist manufacturer to form forman
aJt association to fight back and today todaythere I
ther there is I every sign of a real struggle struggleahead IItna struggleahead Ie I
ahead of o the strikers uoet U 8t of 0 whom whomare
are girls where yesterday y ray it appeared appearedthat appearedthat appearedthat
that the strike would ould b bE completely completelysuccessful completelysueceeatul completelysuccessful I
successful before fore the week was over
The manufacturers association l > was wassecretly wuMCrfUy wassecretly
secretly formed last night So many of ofthe orthe ofthe
the small shirt wallet factories la tor1ea rapitu tapltuIn
lated In the th early earl hour of the strike to tothe tothe tothe
the demands of tbe girls that the large largemanufacturers Iar largemanufacturers e emanufacturet
manufacturers decided chcl that their only onl
hope for victory lay in concerted oppo opposition opposlUon opposition ¬
sition sitionThe slUonThe sitionthe I
The waist cutters are joining in the tbestrike thestrltee thestrike
strike as well n as a several th > ral thousand thousandwaist I Iwaist i
waist maker In Brownsville BroraUieThe BrowrsritieThe j I
Th The leaders lead nI of the strise > > are confident confidentthat I
that they will win their ue uel1ancbl Hands which whichre whichare hhh hhhart
art re for ihorter hours inure pay a and andbetter andbftttr andbetter
better sanitary conditions without UhoutIon a
long Ion struggle The Federation F er tlon of Labor Laborhas LaborhlUl laborhas
has promised financial support to the tbestrikers thea1lke thestrikers
strikers strikersFALLS a1lke a1lkeFALLS strikersFALLS
FALLS THREE FLOORS FLOORSINTO fLOORSINTO FLOORSINTO
INTO ARMS OF MAN MANLOUISVILLE i1ANLOUISYILLb MANLOLISVILLF
LOUISVILLE Ky Nov No 2 aWhile aWhileReels f While WhileUosle Whnenoel
noel Baker eight Inmate of the theorpbaaii theorn theorphans
orphans orn home with a companion was wasplaying wuJtla wagplaying
playing Jtla lag fireman at tbe thirdstory thirdstorywindow thirdstorywindow
window of the Institution she he slipped slippedand slippedand Uppedand
and tell fellDr tellDr
Dr U G Bryant who ho was passing passingcaught IW IWC1luwht pitaluggcaught
caught the falling form hi his arms armsand armand armsand
and net her he down on the pawinent pawinentunh pavrnentunhJured pav ment mentuniriured
unhJured unh jured
TMDDIPLeiTS TMDDIPLeiTSAT TAFT AN ANOPLO ANOPLOATTEND UlPLOMATS UlPLOMATSA
A ATTEND SERVICES SERVICESAT
HI AT AT MrAlnMS MrAlnMSPan ST PT PATRICKS PATRICKSPan DATniniP CK CKPan
Pan American Represent Representatives Repr sentt sentttives s stives ¬
tives Assist In Solemn SolemnMass So Soflemn SoflemnMass emn emnMass
Mass of 0 f Thanksgiving ThanksgivingFATHER ThanksgivingFATHER ThanksgivingFATHER
FATHER RUSSELL RUSSELLDELIVERS RUSSELLDELIVERS L LDELIVERS
DELIVERS SERMON SERMONPraises SERMONPraises MOIV MOIVPraises
Praises God for Feeling of Good GoodWill GoodWin Goodwill
Will Between the theNations theNations theNations
Nations NationsI
AH of Americas republics with Im Impressive Impreeehe tmpreeeive ¬
pressive religious f fervor orvor and In the e pres presence presence preeence ¬
ence of probably one of the most dis distinguished dl dltinguished ¬
tinguished assemblages aI6GDJa5esoxcJu assemblagesoxelustvely exclusively lvelY and andentirely andentirely
entirely representative of every in Independent Independent
dependent nation on the Western Hemisphoreassleted Hem Hemisphere HemIsphereassisted ¬
isphere Isphereassisted assisted at a the celebration of ofhigh othigh ofhigh
high pontifical p nti a1 mass mBS mass at St Patricks PatricksChurch PntricksChurch PatricksChurch
Church this morning morningHeaded morningHeaded morningHeaded
Headed by tbe President of the United UnitedStates UnitedStates UnitedStates
States the representatives repr s8ntaUves of the na nations nations nations ¬
tions of Central and South America Americagathered Americagathered Americagathered
gathered amid a crowded and eminentcongregation eminent eminentcongregation
congregation at the Church the dig dignity dignity dignity ¬
nity and pomp of the occasion being being1enhanced beingenhanced beingenhanced
enhanced through the leading om offlcership omcership
cership In the celebration by the presonce pres presence 1 > r6S ¬
ence of his eminence James Cardinal CardinalGibbons CardinalGibbons
Gibbons GibbonsThe GibbonsThe
The celebration was known officially officiallyas
as a solemn high mass of Thanksgiving ThanksgivingPanAmerican ThanksglvtniPanAmorlen ThanksgivingPanAmerican
PanAmerican Thanksgiving Day and andit andftered andit
it altered fitting opportunity for therepresentatives the therepresentatives
representatives of the American nation nationto
to gather and offer thanks thanksat at an op opportunity opportunity ¬
portunity furntdhed at ao D other period periodof
of the th yor yorRev YOrRs year yearRev
Rev Rs Dr WIlliam T Russell pastor pastorof partorof
of St Patricks preached the sermon sermonof sermonor sermonof
of the day the keynote of othls his Invoca Invocation invocation invocation ¬
tion being peace and goodwill toward towardmen towardmen
men upon this our American section of ofthe ofthe
the world rId In addition to that a Pantrlban Pan PanPJ Panan
PJ trlban ftanr an ra i dr jas es eplaUy prepared preparedvepCQasion Jrepared Jreparede
vepCQasion e Qo occasionn lon was wasoffeiedjJn offered offered In whichtb which whichthe whichthe
the tb welfare w 1f r ot of the various vario s natiots n ou wasgiven was
given blessing ble Sing and In which everlasting everlaatlngpeace ever1ast1npoaae everlastingpeace
peace was invokedFive Invoked InvokedFive invokedFive
Five Thousand There ThereFully ThereFully ThereFully
Fully 5000 persons sought admission admissionI
to the Church but probably less than thanhalf thanhalt thanhalf
half of o that number was able to gain sainadmittance ga1nadmittance gainadmittance
admittance Those who failed to get getwithin getoJtbln getwithin
within remained upon the sidewalk to toaeo toseo
seo the president when he made his hisappearance h1sappearance hisappearance
appearance followed folloV d by members of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the South and Central American corps corpspresident corpsPrasldent corpsPresident
president Taft accompanied by his hismilitary hismilitary hismilitary
military aide Captain Butt was given giventhe gtventhe giventhe
the place of e honor In front of the cele celebrant celebraat celebrant ¬
brant being assigned to a large com comfortably comfortably comfortably ¬
fortably cushioned chair to the left leftand leftand leftand
and in front of the remainder of the thecongregation thecongregation thecongregation
congregation congregationBehind congregationBeblnd congregationBehind
Behind him were ranged In special specialpews specialpews specialpews
pews the members of the Diplomatic DiplomaticCorps DiplomaUcCorps DiplomaticCorps
Corps leaded I aded by the ambassador from fromBrazil tromBrazli fromBrazil
Brazil Mr Joaquin Nabuco NabucoThe NabucoThe
The celebration of the mass was be begun b bbUn begun
gun promptly at II ocloek when the theprocession theprocesllion theprocession
procession for the high pontifical massincluding mass massIncluding
Including all the celebrants acolytes acolytesand acolotesand acolytesand
and others participating marched fromthe from fromthe fromthe
the parsonage to the f he main entrance to tothe totbe tothe
the church with th Cardinal Gibbons In lathe Inthe Inthe
the rear As this distinguished as assemblage ¬
semblage proceeded to the altar the or orchestra orchestra oreheetra ¬
chestra rendered the prelude march marchfrom marcbtroM marchfrom
from Suite in B flat by Lackner fol followed t01lowed followed ¬
lowed by the processional proc8 8JonaJ Hark Hark HarkMy Harky HarkMy
My y Soul by b the sanctuary choir Then Thenfollowed Thenfollowed Thenfollowed
followed the introit sung to Fslslbor Fslslbordone Falsibordone
done by the choir and as the cardinaland cardinal cardinaland cardinaland
and celebrants took their respective re peetlve sta stations statlOINi statiotie ¬
tions a mixed choir sang as the t e Kyria Kyriafrom Krlatrom Kyriafrom
from Beethovens Mass iu in C Following Followingthat FeJlowlnithat Followingthat
that came the following musical mu leal pro program proIram program ¬
gram
The Music MusicG10ria MusicGloria
Gloria Beethovens Mass in C CGraduate CGraduale CGraduale
Graduale sung ann to Falsibordone FaJ iboldone by the thesanctuary theRnctur thesanctuary
sanctuary Rnctur choir Alleluia by the sanc sanctuary sanetuary sanctuary ¬
tuary choir Ven Creator OCM 1IIt G by bythe by1be bythe
the sanctuary choir Credo Bee Beathovans Be Beth Beethovens
thovans th eAs Mass M88m In C offertory proper properby properby properby
by the sanctuary choir offertory mo motet motet matot ¬
tet 0 Sacrum Convlvlum by the thosanctuary theUry thesanctuary
sanctuary Ury choir Sanctus Beethovens BeethovensMass BeethovengMaa BeethovensMass
Mass in C by mixed choir Benedlc Benedlctus Btmedlct Benedletue
tus t Beethovens Mass in C commuaioa com communion comJAualon ¬
munion sanctuary choir and AgnusDel Agnus AgnusDei AgnusDe
Del mixed choir choirSeated choirSeated choirSeated
Seated In the pews pe especially 1aJ1 set setaside sotaside If IfaakIe
aside for them were the following followingnamed fonowingJUuoecI followingnamed
named
These Present PresentThe PrOMntTbe PresentThe
The ambassador ambu8a or from Brazil the theMinister th thJIIInI8ter theUnfater
Minister from Costa Rica and Senora SenoraJoaitMln SenoraJoaquin SonoraJoaquin
Joaquin Bernardo Calvo Senor Don DonBalbtno DonalbiltO DenBaibino
Balbtno Davatos first secretary of tie tleMexican t1texlcan tieilexlcan >
Mexican embassy Senor onor Don Ignacio IgnacioCatderon I IgnacioCalderon acio
Calderon minister mlnl ter from Bolivia Sen Senor SenorDon or orDon
Don Epifank Portela minister from the theSantander th theArgenuno
ArsenUno Republic Manuel abuel de Yreyre Oreyr > v
Santander Santa r first secretary of the Peru Pe Peruvian
vian lan legation Senor Don Luis Flap FHipCarbo FlapCarbo hpCarbo
Carbo minister mlnl ter from Ecuador Dr Lui LuiXellan Lws LwsMelian lI lIUn
Xellan Un Laflnur minister from Uruguay UruguayS rrugu8YS4tt LruguacSenor
S S4tt Senor nor I l Don > on Lute Toledo Herrarte Herrarteminister HtrT8rteomhb HerrartemlrIter
minister mhb t trots Guatemala Gu la Senor Da DC1rcderlO Don DonFrederlco a aFYcderivo
FYcderivo M Mejia > Jla minister mln ter from Salva Salvador 88haoor Salvador ¬
dor Senor tOr Don Anlbal Crus minister ministerfrom rnlrl ministerfrom t1 t1from
from Chile Dr Luis Laxo minister ministerfrom mlnlst ministerfrom > t tfrom
from Honduras H Pauleuit Sannon SannonMinister SannonIlniior BannonMinister
Minister from Haiti I At i and Madame ladam San Sannon Sannon Sannon ¬
non Sn Senor nnr r Don 1 n P Exequiel Rojas min minister routstr mirister ¬
ister from Venezuela Associate Justice JusticeMcKerns JusUfMcI JuetirerMcIemna
McKerns McI fOnna White Day D t y and Brewer of ofthe ortM ofthe
the > United Unlt States S atf Supreme Court Brig Brigalter Brigudkr Brigudkr
udkr General G n ral ORsnly OR il ly I oC 0 the armyReer army armyRear armyRear
Rear Admiral Adn ctmlra + irai Ramsey Raal eY Rear Admiral Admiraland Admiralanel Admiraland
and Mrs Cher Chermont ur mt of the Brazilian embassy embaMo em embass
bassy bass Brigadier Dripd General Tawny rWJM j ant anIBrigadier anoiBrlpdler antBrigadier
Brigadier General nfral OConneil OConnellMusic OConneilMusic OCoBftflI1Iustc
Music By Choir ChoirAt ChoirAt ChoirAt
At the th conclusion of the tb mass the themixed thendxed themixed
mixed choir rendered uTe Te Deum Laudeems Lau Laudeums
deems 00 and as the celebrants cele ant loft the thealtar tilealtr thealtar
altar to return to Ute parsonage ge the theorchestra thoonhftrl theorchtst
orchestra onhftrl k offered a as a 1 tresuional the theCoronativn thetoronaUvn theCoronatvn
Coronativn March Sm a celebrant