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APPROPRIATION orswATtRs

eIAss-E fHEE-yIS. -t1SfS.%E I-HS-5s@
FiEst Publication sep.. Z, = lse ! ],
Once Of the State lEngInser, Bismatck. Nsqnhs
\ Notice d: hereby given that CharissSJ. Hartjt.
whose post once. sddress 10 Rock Sprinisafx
Dunn County, Nd. has made IN applicato1
.in accordance With the pr,oyisiopsef To irrll6ss
stioni laws of North 1hkota foFs . permit To-
appropriate for beneficial use four s() cutie
Meet OF water. per- second OF time, from Knife
river. throukh sthe Clsmie srtsl IrriHa-
ton .Woekss the point Of dtybtrlllbn rof;,Mhich
is to be locs&ed.s npon the HiVht94 bankof said
stream in ttSsSwH OF the snW3a<0fs section "a.
township AZ, range 81, said water to be used
for the purpose Of irrigation upon the nwA the
nh and the NJ of swA and REX sof the BWN,
and the ewA Of thu sen all of sec. "a, twp.
This application will be taken up by the
state engineer ct bis office ut Bismarck for con-
alteration and aplroprtste aston nnon the 1lth
day of November. 1905, ate d. msS, at which
time all pers, ms who believe that the prior
rights would he injurions,y affected or that the
allowance of the permit would DO detrimental
TO the public welfare, and also parties making
the application, and to be benefited, are mott
lied to be present either by worn,nffdavi or
In person for. the purpose Of presenting any
/ AL. FELLOWS,
s.2a-4t STATE .Engineer.
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HOMESTEAD NOTICE.

department. Of the Interior, Land ONCE, at
lDickinson.N N. ID, Sept. s. 1905. :. = !
sSNoticei lie hereby given that the following.nam-
Lanal proof in support Of: his claim. and. .thAt
(said proof will be made before the Register
End Receiver of the United States land office
|st Dickinson. n; p. OF. October l6. 1901. viz;
Ek JOHANN LULAY
Oh of Relaxation, N. D. H. B.. 10. 1910.
Tor the Sell. NwA. swA. Mex and M Of SEX
bfsec. 30. Twp .136, N Rge. 50 " Of 5th T. N. 4.
LIE names the following witnesses, to prove
biz continuous residence upon, DISQUALIFICATION
'pssaid land, viz: Glaflee ColgIoSe,Df Dickin-
N. D.; Levi Colgrove, of DinkfASon, N. D.;
g8auk Barth, of Richard ton" ND; George
Mas, of Richardton, N. ID. =.
lsst A.C: McahLysyRAY, Registear..
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CONTEST NOTICE.

Department Of the Interior, United States
Land Office at Dickinson, NJ. Dis Sept. &sd,,
1905.
A sufficient contest AFFIDAVIT having been fled
in this office by Adam Fischer, Of Hettin-
ger County,N D., contestant. against home
stead entry No. 2S,6O6. made August 18th, 1903,
for the IN rwA snd the ~ seh Of sec: 2O,lwp.
1873 NJ, range 81 ~, 5thP. M. BY Elizabeths
Zehb, at thetU. 8. land office at Bismarck, N D.;
Contestee, in which It is alleged that eaid
Elix1betha Zehb never, at any tins since Aug
nst 70, 1903, 10 this date, resided upon or Guilt
vatedssaid land, that she never during hat or
any other time established her residence upon
the aaid land; and that said alleged absence
from the said land was not due to her employ
ment in the army, navy or marine corps Of
the United States as y private soldier, officer,
seamanlor marine, during the war with Spain:
or during any other war in wh'ch the United
States MAY be engaged; said parties are here
by notified. to appear, respond and offer
evidence touching said allegation, a. 10 o'clock
am on Nov. II, 1905. before the register and
receiver of the United States Land Office at
The raid contestant having, in q proper afi-
davit. flied Sept. %, 1905, set forth facts which
chow That after. due diligence personal service
Offthis notice cannot be made. it is hereby or
deredand directed that such notice be given by
due and'proper publication. !
,9ESO-5t wa. MCCLURE, Receiver.
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Notices.
CONTEST NOTICE.

NDspArtu6eh III ~ chs In1sssGrss. ai4rdssfste
Land Office ~ Dickinspn.N NJ Sept..l 4tb. 1905.
Ss.sA sufficient cantest SaidaEia ahasslhasg.s ~ Aatled
HID this oficebyC. w Rhmph, toHtssGant against
Sahomertasd entry No. l83, made July 2bth, 1905
sssgln ssthesu .S. Land Ofice at Dickihsons 4. Vi. for
1.-The eh OF swA md lots 5 and 4.sec. l8sslWp. 133,
slMAnge 90, by Nathan: III. Sanders, contsstee, il
(which II is alleked5Ethhat entryman h4s fs3srsd
ReRso erect = house. reside nssatd4S4hsh
ssSSAs required sssb yss1lAW that he Mahhs
JXXAbahdOned the sRMesfofs morc than six nffSnth
agElast past, and that defanlt still exists; 5satd
aSaparties are hereby notified 4 to 4 Appear,
5EEfeepond and Offer evidence touching Ssaid
ssT6efore the Register and Heceiver2at the United
SSsStates.L Land Office in Dickinson, ND. S* S SFNs
The said contestant having, in q propefs&Saf8
GsehoW that aitesSsdqe diligence, personal serVifaas
HHM8Df this notice s.acarnot DO msde;, 1t ise hereby
and directed that such notice be given
&SS6ysdue and proper publication In the Dickinson
Press: at Dickinson, ND. 80 80 -
{S#pp-1e-5t> W. "A. MCCLURE, Receiver.
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NOTICE.

l@ COMMUTATION NOTICE.
Department of thKlssihhtsarior, Land On Shsa1ff
Dickinson, n, De- SeRt I, 1905. VIE II
Notice is hereby ggjtYaanss4hat the folloMisgi
FAMED settler has filed notice Of hen intentions TO.
hSke commuted final proof in support 81 her
lam, and t;sat said proof will be made before
I'D Register and Receiver Of the United States
Eand Office at Dickinson, n. 1a On pct. q,
5 NELLIE SPROAT
brmerly Nellie Harrington Of DIckipspn, NJ D.,
84a&Ss H..EdAB69E;
petite sswA of sec "A il 1911 andranw a1ws
III. N. Sss----sssssss ,~t.,&eYsa,s1
continuoqa residence Observation-Disclosures
eeaid land, viz: Joseph Wilhelm, of Fleaks
D.; Michael Schah, Of Fleak, N. D.; JohntC.
iI, Of LeA5 ib n. D.;;.paniels 4 H 3 Of
S& Asq. Mca111I1vR1E,s Resisssfa
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SUMMONS.
STAG COMFY ss sS 81 s Psfe''' =. 4 a. &C. s;si isS.' dist.
Theodore N. Price, III i a5 .s:.

a,..t tE 49," .-Sra'4 I@ ~
Theodore N. Price, ny
;sag Is. va 5.tfs f'9f -
Minnesota Title Insurance and Trust Co.
(Tfusteee for Fidelity Investment
Union) Fidelity. Investment Union So.
edward C. Harvey, Henry B. alsey,
Frank ". Halsey. Whitman Barnes
d. Z. Filkins. and all other per.
soma unknown. 9, sipsng snIsa.tats1p Y \.
upon the property dsecribsas ,inr the &
complaint. }. ~ ~ - !,
The State Of North Dakota to ~ the above.
named Defendants: r. .tsi1 $50 81
You are hereby. summoned to answer the
complaint in this action, which complaint ~
dled in the efaces Of she clerk OF the district
court of Stark county. North Dakota,,% and to
serve Q copy OF youf answer np0Rsthe aubscsib-
er within 80 days after the safYica Of this sum.
mons upon you, exclusive of the day of service,
and in case Of your failure to appear or answer,
Judgment will BE- taken against You by default
Dated Mandan, North Dakota, this 18th day
w. H.sTuTsMAN,
PLAINTIFF Attorney,
Residence and post ohice address Mandan,
N. D.
Notice to unknown defendants:
Notice is hereby given that the above en-.
Of real estate, or an estate or interest therein,
such real estate being debcribedsassf follows
the east halfof the southeast quarter (eh ReA)
of section twenty:nine (sec. 2) ltoW nship' one
h~undred.forty i140l north of range ninetysthree
e.. 93west OF the ffth principa al meridian.
w. H. STUTSMAN, @$
8-26-6t Plaintiff attorney.
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:andldsscribsd Is follow. to:sM:

sand2describsd as follows. to.uit: u sg8 ,@4s
The southeast quarter (seaa section eight (s)s
toWnshiPs one hundred and forty 5(lA0p range
ninetyy--seNent 0T) was on the second Day OF De-
cember, 1872, duly sold for the unpaid taxes for,
sthsysae.lG9kforthe sunsy q twod oliafaA And fWo
cent, sihRethe amount Of the taxes, penalties,
interest and costa dnespn said land which sum,
with interest from sths date Of said sale ut the.
rate of "a per cent. per annum together with.
subeeqHsAt taxes thereon. amounting in all to
cost ofalais notice, is necessary to redeem said
land. ard unless you redeem tho game By the
payment of said sum on or.befors ninety days.
a1se Mh isfy tSs Yatr.h ss,og aes1f S1 l beng 81 t Esde% day
1iop. vii, ex pira. q. decd therefor will issue to
Denison Land Company.
Witness my land and o66cinl seal. this 10th
a Us. WHITE,
9:16-St s COUNTY Auditor
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REDEMPTIoNNoTIcR "a
@ Ssassassss;sss 'AS
rArE9 Of NORTH !; r.. 2AkorA, IL !. !,
Once of County Auditor.

b Ferd. Mischief: "a, ~ q ss&.G I
EYou will please take notice. that the pisce Or
sarcel of land situate in Stark county, N. D..
tssssseed in yoIr name for the yAas1e04 and
E1hs southeast qusrter (sek) section thirty
hEs(3D township one hundred and thistysnine
Orange ninety-two (92) was ON the second
Eysof December, 1902, duly sold for the unpaid
1F ! for the year 1901 for the sums fiive dollars
sfxty-seven cents being the apaonnt Of the
2 pph;sh nm 9s;eS ;s snas cess .a Sare e ssaa.
Mid sale, at the ateoftMentyst6nE per s1S1t.
ESannum together hSsuGEeqlentsat
iOD dollars, besides the cost OF ii snotice Il.
ceSsary to redeem saia lam .Ssarless1.
nsEedeem the same BY sBhe pay men 81 said
mon or brfore ninet2days after the.ssfvice
kahis notice, being the dRyon which the time.
0SNed by law for re~der1ption wlIie1pire, q;
&therefor will issue 81 Deniaeps l L1ana c soP
mess my hand and oficial 1sssi!sS fihisss 18th.
ss J s. WHITE
st ConntysAndissSgssss
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,l5 a.
County Of bGark.

y. ~ County OF Stark.
ToK. T. Eiken: 3s,%
You will. please take notice. that the piece or
parcel Of land situate in HtaIk Comfy, North
Dakote, assessed in your name for the year 1901
and Described y foilows; to wit: -
The southeast quarter tse1A) section thirty 1907
township one hundred endfofty one u4ll range
ninety.two lt92) was o1ths second dayof Decem-
her, 100; duly sold orethr unpaid taxes Tor the
yesr 1901 for the sumsof Ave dollars, being tho
amount Of the taxsespenaftiss. int rest and
costs due on said landSWhich sum, with interest
from the dste of said sale ut the rate of "a per
cent. per annum together with subsequent taxes
nine sai1se1 and a% 71'Ioo doi,a a. az ha ,6 1Se t ium co 2. s nf thi.
notice, is necessary to redeem said land, and
unless you redeem the anne by the payment of
said sum on or before ninety days sitter service
Of this notice, being the day on which the time
allowed by law. for redemption will expire, b
deed therefor will issue to De1ison Land Com
pany.
! Witness my hand and official seal, this 18th
~. Us. WHITE,
0-16-3t County Auditor
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HOMESTEAD NOTICE.

2. -. Nv NOIlCE. =.
Department of the Interior, Land Once at
Dickinson, n: D. ), Sept. q, 1905.
Netlce 10 hereby. given that the following.
named settler has fled notice Of his intention to
make Anal proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof viii be made before the Register
at Dickinson N. d. on Nov. 6, 1905, viz:
saJOHN RlEMER,
Of Halliday, N. D., h. Emo. 11,all, b.
for the nsk swh, sex nwA, swk peA, and nwA
eeH sec. 8,twp.lA n. 2. 81 ". 9Th Pm.
He names b etfoilowing witnesses to proverbs
continuous residence upon AID cultivation Of
said land, viz: Diedrich Dohrmann, Fred
Ablemann. George Jurgips, Sven e. Egge, all
of Halliday. ID. -
9-SO-at A. e. MCGILLlvR4v. Register.
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sNH ~
REDEMPTION NOTICE.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
Ss2a - Cnnnty IF Strrk

gik--F ....Eg E=t+f'- et--.Lss
70 Mike Jochim: s.
You will please take notice, that the piece. or
parcel of land situate in Stark County: North
Dakota, assessed in your name for the year 1904
and dercribed as follows. to-wit:
southeast quarter (seA) section thirty (3O)
ssl Was on the sss second day astv' st ffaDbs 81
19O2edply sold for ths.snnpaid taxes for
the year 1901 ssfatf the. ssum 2ofsfiye dollars and
penalties. interest and COSTS due on said land,
WHICH sum, with interest from the datesof said
sale at the rate of "a per cent. per lapnam to-
ing in all to the sun of seventeen and 81. 100 dol
lars, besides the cost of thls notice. il necessary
toredeem said iands and unless you; redeem the
sameb by the pay ment Of said rurnf on or before.
ninety days after service OF. this poticsr being
theday on whick.the time allowed by law for
redemption will expire, q deed therefor will
issue to Denison Lam COMPANY.
. n lltness M. hand and aof8ciat~seaf;, tf1fs 18th
- Us. WHITE,
9-16-3t County Auditor.
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8-26-8t
NOTICE.

Department Of the Interior, Land Office at
Dickinson, N. D., Aug. 80, 1905. Is \
Notice is hereby given thlt Tho following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention 10
lid proof, viii be. made befofe fhs Register
nd Receives. us. Land 0fica%atf DickinGon,
D., on October 40. lsob, Wig y 44TsIs
w HENRY OUKROP. s'
~ of Dickinson,.M. oh: EN- 1855.
pr the ~ awA. aud lots IS and Il, SEC. 8,
p. 14O n, : 81 ", 9th p. Ne & SssE ;sssta stsest
sHs names tho following VI illnesses to prose his
nfinuous fesidencosufon,5 snda spatkNAtdoAtO
slns,, John. KscAissk Joseph O1akfsssRp allsot
set A.sC. McGrLErvRxY Register.
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REDEMPTION NOTICE
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
County OF Stark.
II M;rk1atTsoS.hrI. & e 4& 49,

. . OtN sf%ffG Professionalism h8aeFa
u You will please take notice, that the piece or
..Rarcel Sof land sltuate n, Stark County, North
Dakota, assessed iniyouE name for the year 1904
and described as folloWe So ss,s
D. Northweet quarter ssnssAl eeciiOptMAnSY-two
cd township0n hlNdred and A4tyss4iRkt tll8Sl
aabse ninetyaone on w. On the Hecnndyaay of
TOR the year 1904 for spmS6 81 sHvs aoltafSs and
stkenty-two cents beanx lthe amount Of sha.tsxss,
penalties. interest and Gosts due on aid hnd,
.at the rate Of "A per c.nt. per ahnum together with
subsequent taxes I h.:repn. amounting in, all to
the fnm Of thirty-seven and IS 100 dollara, be-
deem said land, and nnlers you redeem the eams
by TIE payment OF said sum o. or before ninety
days from service Of this notice. being the day
ton will EXPIRE deed therefor will issue to
Denison Land, Company, ee
Witness my hand and official seal, this 10Th
J.. S.WHITE,g
9-16St @CountysAuditor.
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An Artist.

Lovers Of the violin should not fail to
hear Master Tom Purcell who assists
the Schuberts on Oct. 4th at the Congre-
gational church. Although he renders
the highestcla of concerts with ease,
he is far more modest than many artists
of much less ability.
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sNOT1CB'EoF GHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE

4sNOTICRNOF CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE
i Notice i. hereby given f,hat default has bsen
gage made BY D. ". Dolly 9! Dickinson,
Mortgsgor. to W.%R. sherburne Of Menomonee.
State Of Wisconsin, mortgage. dated the 9th
day Of July, 1893, to secure the following in.
dsbtednes,; t, Wit; One note for six hundred
filed in the Office Of the register OF deeds Of
Stark. county, State Of North Dakota, on the
10th day of July, 1903, at 9 O'Clock q. M; and
which default is ofthe following nature, to.wit:
same is paid. and that there is claimed to be
due on said mortgage ut the date of this notice
the sum of eeven hundred g. venteen and 65-100
dollars for principal and interest. So.
And that said mortgage will be- foreclosed by
a sale Of the personal property insssuch mort
gage and hereinafter described. at public auc-
ton. aereeably to the statutes in such case
made and provided, at the front door of the
court house I'M the city Of Dick insons nthe
county. ofsstark:: State Of North Dakota, at the
hout 81 O'clock p gsh m- /: on PRS sata rday. the Ssolh
y which will be sgd, s9ld to satisfy said mortgage
of mixed horses. branded as follows. to:wit:
Three head branded c left shoulder and
on loft ehonlder.s. Five head branded KkSkvSy
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A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
;STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
" *. County OF Stark. f#a$54

~ county OF STARK n JNS@ && E5t {
MP; Railway Co 3. y y &A@ !
Yon will please take notice that the piece or
PARCEL of land situate. in Stark County, North
and described. - follows. to-Nit. ,tssts ~ sTHE
The noEtheast quarter lneklsection thirteen
ND township one hundred and thirty seven
l1SD rangs ,nfhety-ave (95) wasspn the second
day of Deeembsr, 1909. duly sold FOL the unpaid
taxes for th9yeRr 1901 for the saM0f five dollars
and thi1ty-p6e cents, being thSs1ln01nt Of the
taxes, penalties interest andStost8N e on said
land, with interestfrOm the date of
said sale q Of "A per ceptssssper annum
together Z With subsequent thereon,
amounting mail to the sum Of nine. ands.59. 100
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HotipA, ia;neces-
GO 6ysEhasis.sa.22ssksasl5taS no .ogsslssss-
44es EDEN ptipans asdeedathersfeoyyy
NftafSsdie to Dani1tpnq Land Com asssssss
ssaM Itas4 fapisEs sealffthfs 18Th
'Ss .s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sTAIEhpFNOKTH DAKoTA.Rs# ~
s9sG ountyaaofSsStatE 49,. 49, go
TosH3ifsssaf form Havafka S; saasySss
81 You will pleaie take notice that the piece or
parcel Of land situete in StarkaEoanty, North
Dakota, assesssd il Ionr, na1s ter the year 1904
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S'& WASYL KRYMCRUK,
L . fof Dickinson, Nd, II. e. No. 13,415.
for the VIZ ssx and eK swk, sec Is, twp 1lon,
rye 97w. 49, @Eal a. :t9l
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land. VIII 1gnsz Dolachek, John March,
Bohemil Havelka, Frank Psvlisch. all OF Dick
inson, N. d.,
s-ls-At @ Al. c. MoGILLrvRAr, Register.
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FREEDMAN HEMPFLING
of Faystte,, N. D., H. E. No. 260S1.
For the 81 Of sen nwA Of sen and ewA neA
OF zee 8, In twp. l3 n. and range % W.. 5th
p. NJ. ~ -
He naInea the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of
said land, vtz:.1 Robert Scott Of Fayette, N. D.,
Louis Eyer OF. Fayette. N D., Fred Eyer Of Fav-
N. D.: = y b 81 e.
9.l88t 8 A. G. McG1LL1vRAY, Register.
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HOMESTEAD NOTICE.

Department Of the Interior, Land Office at
.Dickinsoh, N. p, Sept. 13, 1905. 49,, K
~ Notice 10 heatqabY given that. the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention to
make hpal proof in support Of his calm, and
chat said proof will be made before the Reg
lister and Receiver Of U. 3. Land ONCE at Dick
5inson. ND, on Oct. 10, 1905, viz:
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HoMEaTEAD NOTICE.

Department OF the Interior, Land Once ut
Dickinson, N. D., September II, 1905.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim. and
that said PROOF will be made before the Regis
Zee at Dickinson, N. D.. on October 18th; 1905,
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Department OF the Interior, United States
Land Office at Dickinson, N. Dsss Sept. 23sd,,
1905. .sAss
Evening star., 1905-11-05
LANDING OF THE JEWS
Two Hundred and Fiftieth
Anniversary.
LOCAL CELEB A T1ON
REPRESENTATIVE HEBREWS
ADOPT PROGRAM OF EXERCISES.
Commissioner mcfarland and Mr..
Simon Wolf to Deliver Addresses
Special Music.

Arrangements were practically completed
last night by the representative Hebrews of
Washington for the local celebratio of the
250th anniversary of the landing of the
Jews in this country.
The local committee representing the ma
tional committee on this great Jewish ceie-
braton, which win be observed in all parts
of the United States. is composed OF Messrs.
Simon Wolf, Emil Berliner, a. S Solomons,
Col. c. II. Lauchheimer and DR.. Milton
Rosenau. 4 meeting of this committee was
| held last night at the house of Mr.. Beriiner
The arrangement for the Washington OBJ
| servance provides for anniversary services
Friday, November 81 in the Washington
Hebrew Temple, on Sth street northwest.
The orators of the occasion will be DISTRICT
| Commissioner Henry B. f. Macfarland and
Mr.. Simon Wolf.
The addresses will. it is said. be descrip
tive of the remarkable progress of the
Hebrew race in this country. The speakers
will also touch upon the Jewish soldiers
who served with the flag from the ReVolu-
ton to the war with Spain.
Thanksgiving day there will be supple
mental services at the Eighth Street Tenn
pie commemorative of the 2J0th annlVer-
sary of the first landing of the Jews. Adj
dresses this occasion will be made by
Rabb.s Stern and Simon and others. On
each occasion a special program OF music
will be rendered by the choir This service
will be combined with the usual Thanks
giving celebration at the temple.
Will Attend New York Exercises.
Mr.. Wolf informed a Star reporter last
night that the Washington committee,
headed by himself will attend the big an
niversary meeting TO be held Thanksgiving
night under the auspices of the national
committee at Carnegie Hall. New York city.
The general committee is headed by Jacob
H. Schiff. while assoc ed with him DR..
Cyrus Adler, Prof. Jacob II. Hollander and
Oscar S Straus This body has requested
every Jewish congregation in the United
States to hold appropriate anniversary
services.
The Council of Jewish Women the cir
cles of the Jewish Chautauqua Society. the
Young Mems Hebrew Association, the Jew
ish orphan asylums and similar orGaniZa-
tions will participate, and it is planned to
make the OCCASION one of the greatest of
the history of the race in America.
1t will be sought to show the Jewish in
f1uence and prosperity since 1865, when the
Dutch West India Company granted the
Hebrews certain privileges and when their
number here small. to the present time.
when the Jewish population of the United
States is estimated at 1.253 213 souls.
against 1900 in 1918, and 6,0e0 in 1925 1t
is said the first colony of Jews settled in
Maryland.
Evening star., 1905-11-05

serious that engine company No. was
cailed from Its quarters The firemen ex-
ungulshcd the flames after damage to the
extent OF $50 had been done. The house
Is owned by Henry West. and was Insured
Devotlons In honor of me Sacred Heart
We're held Friday in st. Teresa's Church,
Washington and Fillmore streets Mass
was offered at S o'clock Am. and in the
evening at 1880 O'Clock benediction of the
blessed sacrament was given
The Delta Alphas, one of the classes of
the Sunday school of the Anacostia Metho-
dist Church, held a sociable Friday evening
at the home of Mrs. Grace Suit the presi-
dent of the class. on Arthur street
The funeral of Mrs. Annie E. Parker the
wife of Rev. c. II. Parker, an empIoye of
the Post Office Department, and a respected
colored resident, whose death followed a
prolonged illness, was held Thursday after
noon from the Bethlehem Baptist Church,
on Nichols avenue. Mrs. Parker died at
her home on Stevens avenue, aged fifty
five years. The burial was made In Moore's
cemetery, this place.
Mr.. Thomas B. Bailey and family have
removed from Washington street. Anacos-
tia, to Alexandria, Va, where they will
reside in the future.