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The San Francisco call., 1907-03-17

SPECIAL BARGAINS.
sD-sr. BUSINESS PROPERTY.
ONLY Sl6,50o.
RENTS $1,000 PER YEAR NET.
Sd St, near Harrison; lot 25r7e. including iron
building that covers the whole lot.
MARKET ST. NEAR 9Th.
5000 SQUARE FEET.
ONLY S2l5.oO0.
This property is the best bargain in Market St
and wiz be withdrawn II not sold this week.
EXTRA SPECIAL.
IsrHsT. BUSINESS CORNER.
ONLY $4,000.
RENTS s162O PER YEAR
10th St, near Valencia: corner lot. 5Oxso. with
sgostsntlsi lmpFoye@en5s so9 al Of We above
offered low st speculative prices.
For Particulars Apply
THOMPSON & K1LPATRICK
Real Estate and Insurance Brokers,
SEVENTH ST.,
CORNER OF MARKET
SPAULDING g. NEFF.
2ole Sutter St. near Fillmore. Phone West Ts4o.
$z,75o-Cash, balance on mortgage $780, can
4sl neaSln ,tsas 9eau5itui res, 10 r B. with
on Pierce, near Sutter.
ss.ooo-Jaclson. nr. Hyde; brand new fats
of room 70 build IN front; rents low at
S72O per ".
81. .oo0-5th ave-. near Clement: ane little home
r. b. al modern In every respect.
BIG BARGAIN
Sl5,50o-Sutter, inside Devisadero; exception
ally weil-buiit fats. 6-7-7 r. q b.; must
IN every room; certainly cheapest buy in
this neighborhoodi can rent for $500 per
month; large lot 25xl31. g.
SO, ,75O-Rents $500; store and living rooms
IN rear fats above. Z. b.. only
years old; near Market and Sanchez
sts.; lot 25xIl4
81, 7,0O0-CalifOrnia ST., nr. Preside ave-; rents
S95 per month; 2-story and basement Of
u r. a baths IN separate apartments.
How IS this for incOme2
S12. .s5o-Rents Sl27s old rents; new fats.
z4-4-5 T. b. each; large lot. 40xl25.
near Duboce ave and Church 81;
Special every Sunday - EIDGEWAY PARK.
Ross Valley, near Fairfax Call at our office
for free transportation and folders. They are
selling fast Be one OF the first and get a
sPAULDING & NEFF,
20lo SUFFER- ST. NEAR FILLMORE.
DE ROCO MORRISEY.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
SO Valencia ST.. 10th.
S10,OO0-Lot 20xsO; imps. r0oming house OF I5
rooms, with store and rooms down
now leased for years at $I40 per month
9th ST., near Folsom; a good safe in
yesfment.
Sl2. 300 hne modern fats. 6-5-4 rooms: nsts
have 10 be and Inspected closely
70 appreciate their value: Fell and Scott
streets
S77JO-3 up-to-date fats 3 rooms each: only
] year old; good bargain: Hancock ST.
near 18th
S5.50O-Lot 50xlO0; cottage OF Z rooms: SlzOo
remain; you have to see this prop-
erty 70 appreciate its value; this prop
erty holds the key the corner: Shot
well St, near Army
s5,50C-Corner lot, 50xl00; double cottage OF
rooms and fats OF 3 rooms each: II
you viii look into this proposition we
can show you property thar viii net You
IL per cent for years TO come.
We haveilOte in Richmond. Sunset and Mission.
also have choice property for lease.
50 1OO-COtfaee OF rooms attic Z rooms: all
hard finished. good large basement: II
YOU want nice little home look at this:
9th ave-, near Clement ST.
We can show you lots from SlO50 10 SI05O
An Richmond District
Leases IN all parn Of me burned district
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CITY REAL EsrArE-continued.

E. W. HAWKINS.
Real Estate and Insurance.
311 Bush Street.
$50, ,ooo-Good improvements; leased for years
at $500 per month: 40 rooms; nalI can
remain on mortgage Octavia St, near
O'Farrell; size, 60x110.
ST., ,500-Geary st. near Octavia; modern
fats; rent s16o; size. 27:ex1s7:e.
ss2, ,5oo-sutter st. improved property; rents
about $500 per month; large lot; size lux
1876.
every room rents $3.50; Clayton St, near
Haght; key lot; size, % 27:6x1o6:3
50, 5oo-Haight-st residence; close in: sunny
side; double frontage; rooms and
bath; size, 27:6x120-
$2s, ,5oo-Rents s2s5; fats; fine district; double
frontage; $4,000 mortgage can remain;
this is a grand Investment.
s34oo-Corner lot, Kearny and Greenwich; fine
for grocery and flats; size, oIxIo
So, ooo-silver ST.. bet Sd and 4th; fine lot for
fats; 27:6xso.
SIG, ,ooo-B Broadway. near Hyde; large lot. SIX
1876
Choice building lot for fats or dwell dwell
Ing; Guerrero ST., near 10th; no grad
ing; street work all done.
T.. w t. hAN hlNS,
811 Bush Street.
II PER CENT will sell 5 fats for $4,000;
mortgage $4,000 remain; will take a lease
on same at $40 per month and bear all ex-
8, PeSses, Gne nr,ca Here 1t Isl ,s,sso ve.rs rent
5000 less mortgage $50 less p. on m I
s11. 900 12 per CT. s1s2oIs1s2o
Or l Will sell outright rents are now s172
per month. Box 72S Call office.
FINE residences and fats in Western Addition
for sale; good neighborhood; reasonable prices
Improved and unimproved property, north
and south Of the park, for sale.
Nice Broom fiat to let. with furniture for
sale cheap; near Fillmore and Geary SITS
21OO Suffer st.
s275o-Lot sOx1s5, on west side OF 44th ave-,
be obstructed; must be sold in days. G. G.
COWGILL, Grant ave.
E. BAILEY. 214s Market St
Fine marine view at switchback OF 18th 81.
cars: 75X109; frontages on Folsom ave.;
cheap.
S1350-Lot 23x60; near Fairmont Hontel.
$2SO0-Light, sunny r. house; 1 block to cars.
STANTON, O'BRIEN & CO., 126 Hayes ST.
500 CASH. $40 monthly; lot 25x12o; new
19th-st. cars; 18th ave. Box 500, Call office.
THREE fats rooms each; rent S1e5 a month:
must sell; offer wanted. Owner 1856 Broderick
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
BURR-PADDoN CO..
1894 FILLMORE ST, SAN FRANCISCO.
PHONE WEST 28Se.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-17

LIvERMoRE VALLEY.
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
This beautiful valley lies 40 miles east
of San Francisco, and without question is
the ideal spot for the homeseeker who
is looking for good climate and the best
of school facilities. This valley leads the
world for hay, grain and wine.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-17

bn
HERE is THE BIGGEST
SNAP IN SAN FRANCISCO!
Two fats, modern; 3-foot concrete founda-
tion: A and 5 rooms and bath; rented low for
$50 yearly; wood mantels separate yards:
all street work done; lot 25x100; on San Bruno
ave- near oath ST.; mortgage $780,
WILL SELL FOR S4750, LESS MORTGAGE,
WITHIN THE NEXT THREE DAYS.
The fats alone could not be built for less
than $4,000, and the lot is easily worth $3.50.
OWNER is SELLING BECAUSE HE NEEDS
THE MONEY. WE HAVE HIS EXCLUSIVE
CONTRACT. PHONE OR CALL
KREISS & HORSWILL
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
1910 BROADWAY. OAKLAND.
PHONE OAKLAND 422.
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L. A. KELLY CO.,
s97 ELLIS ST.,
NEAR VAN NESS AVE.
LOTS FOR SALE
81 ,350-Stanyan St, mr. 18th; 25x1oo.
81 6OO-1st ave-, mr.. McAllister St; 25x100.
$2o00-Langton ST., Bryant; 25xl5-
50 OO0-Cleveland ST., near 18th: 25x75
50 300-Webster ST., Union; 25x1O0.
50 600-Cbesley St, Bryant; 4ox60.
SO, ,200-California St. nr. Cherry; 34x133.
So 5OO-Clay St. nr. Leavenworth: 22:6x137:6.
S4.o00-Le Roy place, mr. Sacramento; 46x5S.9.
s.. .5oo-Cor. PIT. Lobos and Collins; 40x125.
So OO0-Cor l4th and Minna sts.; 25xS0.
81 OOO-Bryant ST., mr.. Sd; 25xS0.
81. 7.0O0-Harrison St. nr: 4th; 32:6xl00
SS OO0-Grove st, nr. Franklin: 27:6x120.
si2 OOo-Cor. Pacific and Leavenworth sts.; Box
60; fronts.
S12. .5O0-Leavenworth ST., nr. Washington; 42:6x
1875
S15, ,0O0-Pine ST., south side, mr.. Hyde;
44:6x137:6.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-17
BARGAINs FoR SIZE THIs WEEK.

SEEING IS BELIEVING. COME OVER AND SEE
YOU CAN BUY THEM ON EASY PAY
MENTS, JUST LIKE RENT.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-17

A A A A A A A A A
UNTIL AFTER APRIL 9TH. 1907.
EK TAYLOR
FOR MAYOR OF THE CITY OBJ
ALAMEDA
THE PEOPLES CHOICE
RUSSELL CITY TRACT
Any one wishing to purchase desirable resi-
dence lots within a very short distance from
Oakland IN the most attractive subdivision now
on the market for from 500 TO $500. 10 per
cent down and IS a month, do so il they
act quickly. Price win be raised to double by
April l.
Full information furnished at
ROOM II, 21e7 BUSH STREET ---44
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L. A. KELLY & CO.,
Real Estate and Insurance,
S07 Ellis ST.,
Near Van Ness
THE SICHEL REALTY CO.. 246o MISSION ST.
SPECIAL .......-..-....--.-.-. S6isSIAL
SUNSET HEIGHTS.
SUNSET HEIGHTS
$3.50 to $3.50. $3.50 to $3.50.
Our representative will be on the grounds
Sunday from 10 m. to p. IN.
We are placing on the market 21 OF the
choicest lots in the Sunset Heights District,
bounded by willard and Lotta SITS. and Wood
land and Parnassus aves- The lots are In the
fashionable Sunset Heights District. east of
the Affiliated Colleges, on the Ellis-st. car
line, the farthest lot being but half block
from cars. Tract is nearly all built up with
artistic homes, and street work is all done.
Easy terms, TO suit buyers circumstances.
These twenty-one lots are all that are left
of 100 lots sold In few months
Our representative will be on the grounds
Sunday from 10 a. m. TO p. m.
THE SICHEL REALTY CO.,
246O MISSION ST., NEAR 21ST.
PHONE MARKET 231.
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WHY not try the prettiest town on the bayf
Thirty minutes from San Francisco. All boat.
Grandest marine views.
$3200-Six rooms; bath; Klinker fireplace; big
living room; Van Dyke electric fixtures. etc.
S3000-Six-room corner house; stylish: new.
S2200-Bungalow style; rooms; large veranda;
minutes from ferry
s2oo0-Five-room bungalow; new house; to rent:
SOS.
$1OO0-Furnished ark: rooms; rent $35.
5000 nice little houseboat; will rent for $50.
Ask for DIR. THOS. HILL. Sausalito
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-17

THE CHOICEST, PRETTIEST AND MOST
CONVENIENT HOMES IN ALAMEDA
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-17

E. w. HAWKINS.
Real Estate and Insurance.
311 Bush Street.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-17

ALAMEDA LAND COMPANY,
141S PARK STREET, ALAMEDA
PHONE ALAMEDA 400
HOMES BUILT, RENTED AND EXCHANGED.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-17

l2-ROOM residence: finished basement; modern
improvements; choice location; will sell for
$4,000 Box 366. Call office.
WE will sell you 10 OF the finest land in
the world. close 70 the city. in Alameda Coun-
~. that viii make you independent for life
FOR less than the price Of sand lot; let US
show you this II you want something good
RICH VALLEY LAND CO., Market and Sutter
s. MEEHAN q CO., 1I1s 2lth st. and ZIG Mar
ket-Choice building lots in Noe Valley: easy
termai also cottages for BalA
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-17

500 down and $40 month: lot in hne location
37:6xS6 feet very conveniently located;
street work done; home site fine spec
ulation.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-17

RE SELLING BEAUTIFUL NEW HOMES on
EASY PAYMENTS.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-09

Ready. DR.. Ready was Endorsed as
camp physicias.
The next meeting will be held in the
y street, on Friday night. June z. al
which time permanent meeting place
viii be selected
Lincoln Camp. No. 1885, Modern
Woodmen Of America, held a class mi
tiation at their hall at Centennial Hall,
Eighth and / streets northeast
Nine candidates received the degrees
which were eXemplified by the officers
and degree team OF A. r. Talbot Camp,
Six applications for membership were
accepted The membership OF the camp
is now over eighty, and the organiza-
tion was only completed on February
u, 1907. The growth OF the camp is due
10 the untiring efforts of Consul a. Z.
Chaffee and his assistants, Neighoors
Shields. Coffin, and others.
The consolidation OF Harmony Camp,
No. l2lO6 NJ W. A. with A. r. Taibo,
Camp. was completed at the last meet
ing Of the latter camp on Thursday
night, at their hall, SIS Pennsylvania
avenue southeast. The camp will con-
tinue under the name Of A. r, Talbot,
No. 1872. Harmony Camp having sur
rendered its charter. its entire member
ship being transferred. Six candidates
also received the degrees. and nine ap-
pliCations were received The combined
membership Of the two camps now is
81. They are fully equipped with all
paraphernalia, uniforms. and robes
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-09
WHAT WOMEN DO IN CHILE.

There are some oddities in Chile con-
nected with the sphere OF woman that
deserve mention One Is that women
act as conductors on the street cars.
everywhere the passenger meets the
woman conductor armed with her bag
and. as Mark Twain had IL, '.the blue
trtp slip for a scent fare collecting
the coins fully as well as her masculine
competitor and much more politely. In
the shoe stores all the statesmen are
girls and women and in the telegraph
Offices in city and country young NO.
men are invariably found as operators
And they do their work well too. But
10 Offset this, in a Chilean hotel or
boarding house and in many residences
men do the work Of the chambermaid.
American ladies are always shocked to
find that man servant takes care'l
OF the sleeping rooms IN the hotels OF
ChiIe.-National Magazine.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-09
Wedding Of Miss Marian Fish
The Event Of the Coming Week
For Society Folk Of New York

Mrs. Bernard W. Tone, the parents OF
the bride. Miss Esther. who is their
third daughter. and a sister OF Mira
Rockhill Potts. married but the other
day, viii have Miss Lily Potter, of Phil
adelphia. as her maid Of honor, and
Miss Marie Russell. daughter of the
Horace Russells; Miss Mary Clark.
daughter Of Louis Crawford Clark: Miss
AileeR Tone. Miss Mabel Taylor. Of
Philadelphia; Miss Fano Cary, Of Bal
umore; and Miss Isabel Cox. Of Utica.
n. Y, as her bridesmaids. R. Lawrence
Benson viii be the best man, and E.
Coster Wilmer6ing. Lewis Crawford
Clark jr-. Frederick W Stelle. John n.
Perry, and Charles Henry Rives, the
latter Of Baltimore. will be the ushers.
The bridegroom. who is the son OF the
late Chester Griswold and a grandson
Of the late Col. lie Grand 2. Cannon.
gave his farewell bachelor dinner ar
DelmOnicO's on Thursday last
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Wedding at Oyster Bay.

Finally on Saturday there will be an
extremely smart wedding at Oyster Bay.
where Miss Edith Greenough. q daughter
OF the late William Greenough. Is to be
married 10 Edison Lewis, Of Boston. IN
Christ Church. Miss Marian Greenough
will be her sisters maid OF honor. and
Miss Ruth GreenOugh, a cousin, Miss
Natalie Henderson, Miss Mary Harri-
man, daughter of z. H Hartman. and
Miss Mary L. Gurnee. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs W S. Gurnee. will be brides
maids Kenneth Lewis, OF Boston, will
De MS brothers best man. and after
the ceremony, which will be performed
by the Rev. William Q. Thayer. OF St.
Marks School, a reception will be given
by Mrs. Edward NJ. Townsend. a married
sister OF the bride, at her country
place at Oyster Bay.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-09
NATIONAL UNION CLUB
HEARS SENATOR DECKER

Georgetown Council. No. I0l1, held it's
regular meeting at Red Mems Hall.
Thirty-second and n streets northwest.
on Tuesday evening last A very enjoy
able evening was passed by the mem
bers and the large number Of visitors
from other councils.
Addresses relative to the good of the
order. the proposed outing at Luna Park
on July 3. by the National Union Club.
and other subjects Of Importance Of in
terest 10 the order at large were made
by Friends Ferguson, Lohrer, Kemper,
WATSON, and Mallard.
The National Union Club met at its
hall. 1912 Ninth street northwest. on
Friday evening last, and in spite of the
incleniency Of the weather many mem
bers ware present.
After the business meeting was hell
the club held a delightful social session
and the following program was carried
out to the satisfaction OF those who
had the pleasure of being present.
Vocal solos-Henry Boddis, Susan
Van Duzen'' and a parody on Wearing
of the Green vocal solos, Arthur Card
ner, accompanied by Ed Muth, The
Clock Of the Universe" Rose of NY
Life"
Senator Martin S. Decker made a hui
rnorous speech en- Progress. It. A.
Bentley presented a funny monoIogue
which was received with laughter. Vo-
cal solos-T Harry Maxwell. accompa-
MED by 7. Fuller, Anchored, "Katle's
Eyes Are Irish"
j. d. Buddis. OF State. War and Navy
Council then gave the audience a treat
in the nature of a speech which com
bined humor with pathos
By request Arthur Gardner rendered
vocal solo, THE Bells of st. Mary $. -
IL. NJ McEhresh, OF Nonpareil Coun-
ell. No. $50, was admitted to member
ship The club adjourned to meet June
"a
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-09
ALL PYTHIANS TO JOIN
IN TRIBUTE TO DEAD

The eighteen subordinate lodges OF the
Knights of Pythias of Washington win
hold a joint memorial service at the
Pythian Temple, on Tuesday evening,
beginning at o'clock. To- which mem
bers Of the order, their families. and
friends are invited. The service will be
the annual tribute to the memory of
departed Pythians. on date designated
by the Supreme Lodge of the order. and
the ceremony viii be in accordance with
the memorial day ritual, authorized
by that body.
The details Of the meeting are under
the supervision Of committees of the
Chancellor Commanders Club. an or
ganization including the presiding Off
GERS Of the District of Columbia, the
latter filling the respective stations for
the ritualistic ceremony. As a courtesy
TO Grand Chancellor @. Frank Day,
the lodge of which he is a member,
Century, No. 80, win be in special session
in the main hall of the Pythian temple.
where the services will be conducted,
concentrating the lives of departed
Pythians, whose demise has occurred
In the past year
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-09
GONGLAVE
WILL BEGIN JUNE 4

The Improved order Of Heptasophs
will hold its biennial session of The
supreme cOnclave at Atlantic City. n.
/ J., from June II to IA inclusive
District No IS. which includes An
napolis, Nd. Laurel. Md, and Alexan-
dria, Va, as well as the District of Co
lumbia. viii send the following repre-
sentatives TO this session of the Supreme
COnclave: A. J. Dixon, Capitol Con-
clave; w. II. Hodges, Columbia Con-
clave; ]. d. Biddis, Potomac Conclave;
George w. Cox, ST., National Conclave;
n. z. Webster, Howard Perry Conclave,
and RI. ]. Pirie, Inter-Ocean Conclave,
all OF Washington, d c.; O. NJ. Link,
Prince George Conclave, Brentwood d.
c.; NJ. J. Tighe, Ivy ConcIave, Laurel,
Md; Mr.. Clark, De Kalb Conclave, An
9apolis, Nd. and NJ. J. Gerson. of Alex
andria Conclaye. Alexandria, Va.
The representatives OF District No. I6
will leave Washington accompanied by
District Deputy Supreme Archon NJ. H.
Perry. on the II O'Clock train over the
Pennsylvania railroad on Sunday. June
9, and viii join the representatives from
the various conclaves of Baltimore.
(about fifty strong). at Baltimore; also
300 of the uniform rank will accompany
them. leaving the Monumental city for
Atlantic City in two special trains over
the Pennsylvania railroad at 12:45 noon
the same day.
1t is predicted that this will be the
largest supreme session ever held by
the order, in it's existence of twenty
nine years, and there will be much ac-
complished for the good of the order
and for humanity at large.
At this meeting the supreme officers
for the next two years will be elected
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-09
Yachting Season

Thursday next viii witness the open
ing OF the racing season of the New
York Yacht Club. with the matches for
the spring cups OF Glen Cove. under
the direction Of the commodore OF the
club, Cornelius Vanderbilt, who will
have party OF foreign friends with
him on board his flagship, the Steam
yacht, North Star, on which he recently
crossed the Atlantic.
In spite of the announcements to the
effect that Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt
has been seen at a number of social
functions here, she is still abroad with
her children, and will not return TO this
country until well on toward the end
of the month, to take part in the New
port season and to organize all sorts OF
festivities there on the occasion OF the
visit OF the great fleet OF the New York
Yacht Club during its annual cruise at
the beginning of August.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-09

near. and that they have plenty OF
venison and have captured several pale
faces who are men OF high honor and
who have expressed their wish TO be-
come Red Men" They will arrive with
their captives in time to present them
for adoption to the Great Incohonee.
Let our words go quickly forth and
say that our Great Sachem has been
pleased TO grant full dispensatiOn to
Usage Tribe to klndle its council fire on
the sleep Of the tenth Of the present
moon at the eighth run IN the council
room Of the Odd Fellows.
The great chiefs OF this reservation
desire that al visiting and resident Red
Men at the setting OF the sun on Mon
day next, and in full costume, take the
trail where the brand of Usage will be
burning, and assist in the work and
give honor to our visiting chief.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-09
WOODMEN ORGANIZE
CAMP IN GEORGETOWN

District Deputy Head Consul william
McCaffrey organized new camp at
the nail on the corner of Wisconsin
avenue and n street northwest, with a
membership of thirty-one, to be known
as Georgetown Camp, No. 1850. Head
Physician John w. FSutherin acting as
installing officer.
Deputy McCaffrey was assisted in the
securing OF the members by Neighbors
). E. Toone and A. E. Chaffee.
The ritualistic work was exemplifed
by the officers of A. r. Talbot Carnp
with H. II. Willard. consul, and w. III.
Vannaman, chief forester, in charge.
The following were elected as officers:
Consul J. E. Toone; adviser, Michael
Peters. jr-; banker ]. S. Green; clerk,
M. J. Garland; board of managers. II.
II. Hummer, DR.. w. c. Barr, DR.. NJ. ].
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President McKinIeUs FaYorite Hymn
Was Composed Blu a Washington Man
Ernest T. Winchester
Wrote Music When
He Was IA.

The accompanying is a musical setting
TO the words of President Mckinley
favorite hymn, There's a Wilderness in
Gods Mercy" The words are from an
old Methodist source. while the music
here is by Ernest I. Winchester, organ
list OF ST. Pauls Church, Washington,
and written by him when he was boy
of fourteen years. Mr.. Winchester does
not claim any musicianship fo- the
hymn, as il was composed by him before
he had had any training. His father
was at one time a clergyman In the
church. and was well known for many
years in the North End, Boston. His
mother used 20 be a mission worker, and
as one OF her faVorite hymns her son
wrote and dedicated this hymn TO her.
The hymn has since become popular
and has ben used extensively:
There's a Wilderness in Gods mercy, like
the Wilderness OF the sea.
There's a kindness In His justice which
is more than liberty.
There's no place where earthly sorroWs
are more felt than up in heaven;
There no place where earthly failings
have such kindly judgment given
REFRAIN:
He is calling, Come to me-" Lord I'll
gladly haste 20 thee.
For the love of God is broader than the
measure Of mans mind:
And the heart OF the Eternal is most
wonderfully kind
But we make our love too narrow by
false limits Of our own;
And We magnify His strictest with a
zeal He viii not own.
Pining souls! come nearer Jesus: come.
but come not doubling thus,
Come with faith that trusts more freely
His great tenderness for us
If our love were but more simple we
should take Him at His word:
And our lives would be all sunshine in
the Sweetness OF our Lord.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-09
NEED OF EDUCATION
FOR POOR SOUTHRONS

The Industrial Educational League of
the South held its monthly meeting at
the Arlington Quite number were
added to the membership.
MIR. f. ODOnoghUe made a stirring
address, setting forth the need of
prompt and well-directed effort in the
cause of education for the neglected
white children of the South.
After the meeting adjourned the
league attended in a body the recep-
ton given Mrs. George Henderson,
president general of the United Daugh-
tiers of the Confederacy, by the District
U D. c.