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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-16
@bilaoclpbias 225 9lars Snbilr-

Ebilabelpbias 225 9lars Snbilr=
nm iiolte ltge e1Ote paa en- n1inore
bpggclig @iaa0e / 2proogS. st 1tort
Sptog, ser ifl1l6e foreltille @illian1
Ecm og bons Samtio gift gjennem
@pcnS @aoer, og poo Jortopet por
opltillet itore Gillfuer=Sri6uner til
bpilfe ser betaltes ltreget bgie 9lD=
aangspriler. 8pltpret bapoe peo at
gipe @cpilling til &eiSning al oisle
Sri6llner betinget Jig, at 10 pGt. al
Si0oeplaoierne gratis ,lful0e operla=
0cs til 9pens @jelter, &rigSpetera-
ner 0. lgn., men 6a Oisie mpbte meo
beres 8illetter, nngte0e gierne ben
M0gang. Ser oplto0 Ell bills 1rmnl1lt
lteo 9lagsmaal og anore llolfeiel=
icr, mango Mernelfer blep tranpe6e
neo, og 500 apinber og 89rn n1aatte
5ringes til Soipitaler for at bebano=
leg fpr Saar Sc babbe faaet UNDER
Speftaflerne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-16
@ps dtiS

@n Sgnran6 fommer IND en- elef-
triif 5poroogn, tager lin Sbagpibe
op af 9ontnen og topper ben &on-
6uftpren Ter bet % flyer: uDe maa
lite rbge ber." v5aoaa, fommer
oct tgrt fra 5gmanoen. .Deroppe
floor ba: 8Dg aIti6 MobeIs BriHa-
Sbag! Og ben bar leg netop / 2on-.
men. ..s3s
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-16
9cn iture amerifanife sSlaabe pen-

tes / slutningen al 6enne l1ge al
arripere til Sc iapaneii1fe Sorponbe,
bbor sen oil belgge forifjellige @ap'
nebper og 6erefter, efter ct lengere
Opbol6, penoe tilboge til Hbilippi,
uerne, bborfra Sjemreiien bil beepn.
Be 8egpn6elien af December.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-16
fri Onoeline al Yoitiager 2a,looi-

fri Olnoeling al Yoitioger / 2a,,ooi
itrifterne, ipm 1atpncp for prret e,
iprig TorfGmper for, og bpis Girfe
Ifelt Fan poa nnan9e Olaa0er bal
| frell1n1et. 5om naturligt er, bar bar
iaoet en- lepel1oe Snteresie for Meje
|rilagcn, npget bul1 life ret bel funot
|ltuogno ct laa llbpruget Mejcriloni
put fprltc sHinnelnto Giitrift, bpi:
non ou cllcrs pilOe3 bnpc Dct3 Gel fpl
Bic. S5au bnr til ole li0er tul1
MejerilllenOcnes Sag og felnpe1
inlno bpuo Ser fl1noe lfuoc Ocres ,Sl1=
tercsIcr, % BET or life fpr -rncget al
iigc, at hupOe oct life pnret for Mr
Somucp, piloe hi snuppe I'LL Dapt en-
Slconlurguriue apu, ben Sou, bel
lor bapt ltprrc 9etpOning rno nogel1
anbsn ilocn 2onbbrlgets Omroooe.
ng hpis >Strofttrrbrn bor bragt flere
Tcllge enO lnoolfe npge11 onoen 9(ger=
brugslop. Sonl ct @epis for Oette
| fan onfpres, at 9loret efter Sens
Gjel1nelnfprclie gift Tobrifotipnen al
Morgorine fer 9on0et neo fra 1875
!i!illipner Eln0 til n1in0rc cnO 50
AEillioncr Yuno.
s fprltc &ongresOiitrift onilaaes
Scr iiblte elor at pGre tilpirfet c. II
siillioner EunO Snlpr. Set er in
gen Speroripelle noor III paol oltour,
at 9iorgorinelppen jforbpie0e Greon1=
erplmprrets Yri5 nlcO 4 Gents pr.
Flu1o, og oettc piloc / tsrlte 9iltrift
olc11e mcb Sen o1fprtc Slnprprpbllf=
tio1 lporc til en- Mcrfprtjeneltc al
$3.50, 900, lom enc % olcre fon1 syor=
lllerne tilgo0e.
Som befjenbt orbejDeoe 9fotional
3oirp llnion ibGrOigt for 9open, og
iii loll1llcn n1e0 MeOlen11er al SUI
let, Der ligele0es rerai G5appr al 0en,
ltOnnpnt eli Steering -&on1ite, ion1
ifl,loe -igge Sen btotu9ct. 9eotionaf
Goirp ltnion llOpegeOc Nir. SolpneD
lpu Chairman fpr bennc &pn1itc, pg
set bite liN at Sc 1op0c truffet oerl
rcttc sNono. Otter ct Sfib6rrb, lon1
3npcn les / Senotet Sen Sc. &on=
gres b1ep SEN optoget poonp SEN
81, og 6lep 0o, iGrligt Deb Salp=
mems pppcrligc s(r6ejbe, gje,1nenfprt
lpn1 2pp.
0onS linlonc Gpgtigbe0 er bleuct
mnerfjcnot poo forifjcllig @taaoe, loa=
le0es al Speofcr Meeo, ser l,onupntc
bo1n til Mc0lcn1 al @ops on0 Nieans
&onliteen, bpor bans SnOflDbelle
g1prne Jig ltGrfcre glploenOe tor
hpcrt slor. Spr trc Mar li0cn forfren=
ne0c Spcofer Gululon bam til Gboir=
MON for 8epilling5fonltteen, en- Eolt,
ser ouiees for at pGre Sen nlelt il10=
flpOeliesrige nGlt efter Speaferens.
Wfr. 5olul1ep far gjort lit 0iltrtft
9Gre / sen longe Ii0 ban far repre-
icl1terct set, og fan pi( pe06lipe at
9lpre Set 9Gre.
nj bons lSjenOer er frelnlat Sen
Nao1tano, at 6un5 6ornt1e, Ser at
Dem anilooes til cit Million Dollars,
if11loe pnre tjel1t pao cit ubR0erlig
Moooe iorn offenlig gmbeosmauo.
0ette er lelpfplge(ig en onOifabsfulo
llionobeo, ligeioo at ban lfuloe pere
Meoejer / ct @rpggcri. 8elfpl0nin=
ger al Sen 9lrt, ioln ri al eget &ieno=
lfob peo er fallfe, fan fun temples
ion ubeoerlige Galgfneb, Ser ingen
9etponing pil fnu.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-16
1s. AARGANG.
nannurjr.
9Dbfmaal fra @berue til @olfen.

Ile araft; og GagmGno bar beregnet-
at Sen 9riDfraft, Ser paa Sen Wfaa-
be fan proouceres fer 9anoet> Dil
pere ttlitr9ffelig til at DriDe bDer
enelte Mplle, Tabrif og Gep % bber
Ser1lbanc pg Sporpogn I 2an6et>
foru0en at gipe ttlitrgffeligt 2DS og
&arn1c, bporpe0 Ser pil0e ipares en
u9pre Ma5ie &ll, for life at tale ont
Set Sern, Der ll0frGpes til Mining
og transport AT bisie &11l.
| ugn0bi6ere er SSrrigation at
tert 2on6, ser life blot er ct al
Sc melt il1fcesfulbe 2eo af &on-
lerperings=Eolitifen, men lom 1o=
sjer set itbr1te 6irefte srbei6e @e-
gieril1gen bar gicnnemigrt for 6en
Man0, Ser 0riper lin egen Sarn1>
ct not11rligt 2e6 al erbper on1fat=
tenoe Nlan for &ontrol of @ano-
lbbene. Set famine gjeloer ont
Sprlpgning af Gumplanb, ser bill
Sc fordge bort Tolfs 9iigoom meb
@unore6er al Wfillioner 0ollars
0leb on0re SrO: &ontrol ouer
8a116lgbene pil6e n1e0f9re &ontro1
ober alle an0re 6orbol6 og pau
n1ongfoloige Mao6er rne6fpre upur=
6erlige Sor6ele.
~Det er min Opfattelie, at bper
enfelt ltor Torbe0ril1g al oenne Irt-
DDbpanopejen fra Sc itore 5eer til
@olfen, Misionri &iper, Sbio Ri=
Der, Snblanospanobeien langs 6err
lpolige sltlanterbabsfplt oip.> ber'
betragtes lon en- enelte itor G1ttre=-
priie, paa famine Weaaoe lom Ha-
mama aa1tole11 er bebanolet, og at
ser peo Bombs eller paa an6e1r
Moo0e iful6e tilpeiebringes tilltref-
felige Ofi0ler til at giennemfere Sen
bnrtiglt n1uligt slt operla6e @ier=
nenf fGrellen al Ell iaa0an Gag til
en- ififten6e og al NartibeniDn paa-
pirfet &ongres=&onlite, ser la~
oer Jig 0ripe Of Snlfet ON tiliDne-
lo0en0e at formin0lfe Sen forbru9te
&apitol bbert slar iaa meget iom
muligt, er at legge !9inbringer /
0ejen for SEN financielle 5tptte at
bber enfelt al bisie Grtrepriier,
! foritnfe Gem tr9ffe Sem n6 fra
Mar til Mar> iaale6es at 6eres en-
6elige Tul0fgrelie pil6e blipe ffu6t
u6 en- fiern og uiiffer 6re1nti6. :"
j
| @ilIiom s. 8rDans l16talelier
om Dpbpan6sfonal=s =spergsmaalet
bar fnopt ioa inogoaen6e og grun=
6ige iom Softs, men bon foritfre-
6e ON fin barne 5Dnpatbt for
Sn6lanos= =8an6beiene, life Blot for
en- gan6bei fra Sn6lderne til Col
fen, men for 8an6Deie oberalt
2on6et, bbor ser trengtes en- ITO
pi6elie al Sransportbeje.
uDet gle6er mig" iag6e Mr.
8rpon bl. a., vat bore ia1nlet meo
Sem lorbanoling ON lt6btHtng
af bort SANDS @an0Deie> og ieg er
Ii Sen bierteligite Gomitemning
me6 Sem. 81 fan life gipe SOL
fet for gooe Weioler til Gransport
al 6eres @arer. Sbis Ge flyer, at
Ge pnifer at forbeore 8lo6ieiIao~-
fen paa Msiisiippi aiper leg 9eur
ful6t uo Ret, og leg bil bielpe Denr
at gibre 6orbeoringen lige iaa ont
fatten6e ion De 6nifer 6en gjgre
@unalen Iige iaa breo og 1ige iaa
6pb De 6nffer set. 0g naar De.
tager fat paa at forbe6re Msiis-
fippi, bill ieg, belt paa egen &aan6
om Set bliber ng6benoigt, tage fat
paa at forbe6re enbber Slo6, Ser
lpber n6 Misiisfippi. @an6-
transport er SEN naturltge $rans-
port. @n6 fabte SIo6erne, men
@nnefet Ifobte Sernbonerne."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-16

l
melt intereslantc nogen &ongres'
n1an0 bar at pti ie tilbage pao. @au
er Ell lufcesful0 Mano, men ban Ell
Ii erbper Hetning Ell ulelf=l1a0e"
Mon0, far ingen anben Tortrin
bopt at itole poo eno fine egl,c go.
ner pg Slrbejosfroft.
Seller life er Set p:ll4~nguO fel=
lolp" eller Gellfobsmono fan far
naaet lin Sl1fccs. San CT ellfppr=
Sig og imd0efonm1enoe> men Set er
life 1nrligt 6ette Ser bor lfaffet bom
Sen lture Neipeft og Silli0. @el=
Ter life at ian reprGlel1terer ct Di=
thrift 9forDpe1tel1, tbi oct CT fprIt
/ Sc li6lte to &ongreslamlinger at
Ser er taget l1oget &enipn til 0enne
9anbs0el, og at bette er ioa ifploes
langt mere 9fr. Sulpneps Sn0flD=
oelie ems 2on0soele1,s egen.
&ongresnano 5alpney bar op=
nooet lin Sufces peo ct trofolt 9lr=
beioe meo Spgaper, Ser fife f1nbe
tillt6eiettes. @ans 9(rbeioe &on>
gresien far optaget al bans Sio og
ar hnnS &roft. me6ens SpIlfuh5linpt
| for bam far itaaet fjernt / Bag
grl1n6er. Derbe6 er be in6f(poel=
iesrige &refters Spn1erflonbe6
benle0et poo bonL bau er blepet
toget 8rug, ofte boarot Drug,
og ban har ultio bit Jig at itoa
Frgber.
San er en- lp1tpl1oig tnnfe1oe
og bon6len6e Marb, og Bette giper
bam 9lnieelie. 5om Gboirlnon for
&ongresiens bigtiglte &onite ct bol1
b1eben Sen treble melt tr6flDoelles=
rige Man0 / rationale 9(ffprer.
San er Meolem al s5orretningsor=
oens= =&omiteen SEN famine / bpil=
fen Speaferen far Snoc, n1en og=
iaa fer bar bon beparet iin Selp-
lten6igbeo. Set bor oette ser bar
@run6en til, at set lpffebes bon1
en6elig, bbor mango forgiebes bap-
6e prgbet set, at fremtpinge enoelig
San6ling angaaen0e Sc forbereoen=
Sc 9lrbei6er til Sol6repi lion / ii6ite
@omling. San oberbebiite Speafe-
rem og Scr. Sbermon og tpong Ser
efter Dn15ell og. Hapne til, om ems
mo6itreben6e, at gao inb poo SEN
9felolution iom 0enne lenere forcilpgL
og iom paa1egger @aps ano Means
&omitee11 at uoarbejoe ct 6orIog
til Sol6repilion inelIem @esiioner-
me- 9ette faltllog Hortiets Stil=
lime til 6enne Gag u6enfor al Gpipl,
og Set bar bboo mr. SotpneD p11lfe=
De. San ct 6en> iom brogte @onb=
ling u0 al set &aos al Sale, iom
gift foru6. Sg ban bor oerfor ful6
9fet til at gipre Sororina paa 9eap=
net ~Solorepilionens Sober" ON
ban pnifer set.
9enne enc Gags @jennen1f9reIle,
bel Ben banifeltgite, ser fan tpnfes
| &ongresien, piier be6it, / bpilfen
@rab Mr. SatpneD forltaar at noa lit
Maal. Sg iom Set goar me0 0enne
gaor set me0 alt, bpa6 fan logger
fin @aon6 paa. sllle peo, at nuor
Somnep bar lat fig for at gienne1n-
fdre noget iaa bliper oct gienne1n-
fprt. Sg set er bette, iom eiber
bam SEN itore Mnieelie.
Eaa mango forifiellige Mao6er
bar &ongresmanb Sotpnep pnret sen
leoen6e Man6 / 6relnifri6t, Ser bar
pgret til 8eliisnelie for bele 2on6et.
'gfsempelpis ifal ri BET income Sen
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-16
Ho(era.
Den oanife Gnisrantlinie CT Jam
bittigbebsfnlb.

Set llbbru6 al aiiatilf &olera
iom nplig bar pilt Jig / ct. Ne
tersborg bar Daft megen s@ngltel
ie life Blot / .9fuslan0s 9eabo1anoe
men ogioo fer / @merifa, bpor iat
mango al Sen Del al Sen ruslilf'
8efolfning, iom iarlig fen penteE
at pare @mittens 8erere, lpge1
Stlbol6.
Set er bepiit, at ipecielle Silfel
oe af @olera bar biit Jig / Ginlan0
men oen er oog life optraaOt Sci
/ ct iuaoant Smfang, at 2on0et far
iiges at bore folerobefengt. Mon
ge finite Snigranter fon1n1er be1
til 2an6et ober SEN 0anlfe Sfan6i
nopten-Mmerifa 9an1plfibslinie, o(
6ennes 2e0elie &igbenbobn bo1
bel(uttet at la6e @enipnet til Ser
Gor6el, ipm 6enne @migrant=Erans
port bringer, treoe / 8aggrun0er
for &enlrnet til Sifring 1no0 Spg
oonml1ens l1obre6elle.
ct Selegram fra &ipbenbapn a
g. Sftober neboeler::
uHasiagerer fra Tinlano blep
Dag negtet Nasloge til 9tetp Oor]
poa Sfon0inopien 9lmertfa 2inienS
Camper u&ellig Slap" af Ser
@run6, at Sc mulig fnnoe bore So:
leraimitte6e.
uDan1plftbslelifabet bon0le6e ef.
ter Me66elelle fra ben omerifan1fe
2onfnl &igbenbobn ON, at State
0epartenentet / @olbtngton bar
bragt &arqrtene=8eite elierne
Mnbenoelie, life blot mos 9f1tslan6
men ogloo moo 6inlano.
nEasia9ererne bil blipe bpl0t til
boge / &jebenbapn 2 Tiger. @lan6t
oen er flere tilbagepcn6en6e ante
rifanlfe 8orgere, anDre bor faaet
forubbetol1e 9illetter oberl len6t fra
SlGgt1il1ge / slmerifo."
S 6isle Gage, 0a loa ofte
Golf ramn1es al Got, Gpg6om og
an0en lllDffe, forbi oe ltore &ig=
ne16s 1tore Sellfaber brD0er fig
fell om 2open og foridlnlner Sc neii
notl1rltge iirnple 6orbol0sregler for
lumpen 6oroels Sfpl0, gipr Set
goot at ie, at ct banlf Gel
ifab enomt nerer Sen gamlnel=
6ags 9lnlfuelie, at ser ct noget Scr
beooer Son1btttigbe6. Set trent
gaar al Selegrammet, at Set ct
g elifa Bet ielp, Ser poo
eget ssSnitiotip, life tpunget al mo-
gen Sr6re fra slutbortteterne, bar
taget oenne 8el lten1melie, ser MOO
pen6igbis n1aa paaf6re Selifabet en-
flor 8efoitning. Sc Menneifer far
life &olera, foor SEN forbaabenlig
dl6rig> itammer fra @gne longt fra
peltbefengte Diltrifter. Set biloe
liftert blebet forbol6spts let at lilte
6em forbi Observation-Disclosures
ne beo 9lnfomlten til Seem Sort.
Men Dor egen 2tnie piloe intet RI
itfere, bperfen at blibe Snitteberer
eller at mite lit go0e 9fenome iom
@migro11t=2inie. Ser er 6og enon11
Se0erligbe6 / Donmarf Mlberti
tiltro6s.
Sg ltncle Som glen1ner life Sen
5lags imaa Hreber paa ~iquare
6eal".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-16

Menneifene iatter Jig artio let ul
oper lociale 6orfielle 11aar 6e1
6reier iig ON bgiereitaaen6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-16

0m erti-gfferen brineer Sc
banlfe 8la0e intet pelenligt geDt.
GorbGrene ODER bam forti9ttes noe
item oaglig, men ban ifp6er Jig itabig
i11b UNDER i'm ipigtenoe @ufommel1e
og un6gaar paa oenne Maa6e at gipe
Splpsninger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-13
EUROPEAN STUDY.
DR.. Damrosch Gives Advice to
American Singers.

Miss Geraldine Farrar. an American
prima donna. in a very interesting inter
view last week, pointed out the hard
ships endured by and the pitfalls pre-
pared for American girls who go aboard
to study music.
DR.. Frank Damrosch, speaking on the
same subject, yesterday said: Study in
Europe is for a certain class of students
but only for that class. These are stu
dents who have, through long preliminary
training. fully demonstrated that they
have voices good enough for opera. To
get repertoire they must as yet go to
European opera houses. In the great
opera houses in this country there is no
opportunity to gain repertoire.
Where an opera house produces two
or three operas week the leaders have
no time to train singers. They must work
with stars who already know the roles
The only chance for the operate beginner
is the chorus, and that gives no especial
training In roles.
THE chorus singer. of course, has a
chance at rehearsals and performances to
hear artists sing, but as far as drill in
operate work is concerned about all she
will gain is a certain knowledge of stage
business and the ability to walk on and
off without tripping or burning one with
fambeau. In the smaller opera houses of
France, Germany and Italy, no sever, they
produce new OPP ra maybe once in two
months, and this gives Il chance to train
new singer or understudy for the part.
The fact that America has gobbled all the
stars makes them more ready abroad to
give unknown singers an opportunity. In
America the impreSariOs must give fin
ished performance each night and they
cannot experiment with singers of untried
ability.
''For such repertoire work no student is
ready until her voice has been thoroughly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-13
BUILDING TRADES. UNION.
Delegates of the Several Bodies Con-
sidering Constitution.

The presentation of the constitution of
the Department of Building Trades of the
American Federation of Labor was the
principal business at the session this
morning of the delegates of the various
building trades and of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor.
The constitution was reported, and the
committee in charge was ordered to have
copies printed and returned to the SEES
sion this afternoon at O'Clock, when the
matter was again taken up.
The session this morning did not con-
vene until IL o'clock because of the in
complete report of the law committee. A
communication from the asbestos work.
ers was read, in which it was asked that
the delegate of the steamfitters' union be
allowed to vote as proxy for them. The
convention decided that this could be
done.
A communication from the Washington
Building Trade; Council protesting against
the delegate of the slate and tile roofers'
union, asking that he be elected from the
meeting, was voted down, as il was stated
it was not in the power of the convention
to remove delegate from the meeting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-13
Committees Appointed.

President Cromwell announced the ap~
pointment of the following committees
for the ensuing year:
Street railways-D. j. Particle. w F.
GUIDE, T V. Powderly, w. j. Howard.
r. D. Howell.
Sewers, sanitation and Water-H. S.
Selden, Isaac c. Ellis. w. F. Gutelus, L.
l.. Santmyer, q. T. Clayton, Chas. Il
Wire.
School and school houses-H N. LIE Due.
W. c. O'Neal, Charles B. Sullivan, l.. (.
Grumley, j. w. Cheney.
Streets. sidewalks and Eghts-E w.
Oyster. Robert Carr. +. w. Davis, Chas.
E. Wire. John n. Stevenson, r. S. Jones.
Fire and police protection-G: w Stose.
w. j. Bacon, c. l.. Gable, +. A. Heit-
muller, c. ]. King.
Neutrality-suspicious. @. Walton. j. III.
Glascoe, DR. A. d. Norcross. George Z.
Hough. w. I. Bair.
Finance. l. Painter. L. jacobson.
Henry s. lie Due.
At the conclusion of the business
buffet lunch was served.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-13

429S-Some very charming little dresses
are being modelled in soft woolens this
season, and one of the most recent o.
them of wool batiste and showing the
popular short-waisted empire effect is
here illustrated. The design will find
much favor with mothers of dainty ideas,
bec;- use it offers so many opportunities for
artistic treatment. The body portion es-
pecially affords scope for decoration with
lace or emb Old cry. The skirt is shirred
prettily To the body portion, falling in
straight. graceful lines. thence to the
hem. Thu pulled sleeves short and
are daintily finished with lace insertion
and edging. The frock can be made in
either high or round neck, as desired
This design is suitable for making up in
any soft-draping fabric. whether of silk
wool or lingerie, rs yards rs inches wide
beng needed for the four-year size
42gS-Seven sizes, - to years
The p ice of this pattern is 10 cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-13

The question of suitable meeting
place was discussed and the president was
authorized to confer with the trustees OF
the Petworth NJ. E. Church relative to
securing a portion of the building for the
purpose. For several months the associa-
ton has been holding its meetings at the
residences of members which brought
forth protest OF several of the members.
who thought that a more public meeting
place should be secured until town hall
is erected.
The Dolliver school bill received at
tention for a considerable portion of
the evening, and resulted in the adoption
Of a resolution placing the association on
record as opposed to the measure. Mr..
w Oyster explained the provisions of the
bill, saying that it will be "a great de-
parture from Self-government If the ap-
pointment is taken out of the hands of
the District officials and left to the COM
missioner of education. A car is already
picked out if the bill becomes a law" he
concluded.
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IN THE KITCHEN.
Green Tomato Mock Mince Pie.

While this compound is rather unusual,
it is extremely tasty" and not expen-
sive. To four quarts green tomatoes
chopped fine, allow three pounds brown
sugar, the juice of two lemons and their
yellow rind. grated, tablespoonful each
cinnamon, allspice and salt, half a tea
spoonful cloves and tablespoonful grated
nutmeg. Put into a porcelain-lned kettle
and simmer gently until reduced one-half
in bulk. Now add two pounds and half
seeded raisins. or part raisins and part
currents or chopped prunes, and cup
boiled cider Then cook an hour or two
longer until thick.
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OPPOSED TO DOLuVER BILL
CITIZENS ASSOCIA
TON GOES ON RECORD.
President Cromwell Appoints Com
mittees for Ensuing Year-Busi-
ness Matters Considered.

At meeting of the Petworth Citizens
Association held last Tuesday evening
at the residence of President w. n.
Cromwell, S14 Taylor street. resolutions
were adopted opposing the Dollver school
bill, the standing committees for the en-
suing year appointed, and the report of
the town hall committee accepting the
donation of a suitable site submitted.
The meeting opened with the reading by
the president of the recent hearing at
the Capitol on measures of interest to
the District. President Cromwell also re-
ported the result of hearing before the
District Commissioners. at which hearing,
he said he placed the association on rec
ord as favoring the extension. of the
Capital Traction Company line from 9TH
street and Florida avenue, down Florida
avenue to the new Union station In re-
District he requested the Commission
ers to leave the question to the vote of
the people of the District.
The sewer committee was directed o
take up the matter of surface drainage
in Petworth, it being alleged that there
had been cases of discrimination in that
section where no sewer facilities were
provided
Central Body Proposed.
A communication was read by the sec
rotary from the Takoma Park Citizens
Association requesting the appointment
of committee, which. with an equal
number of representatives from the
Brightwood. Brightwood Park and Ia
koma Park Citizens Associations, would
form a central association. The object
of the joint committee is for the promo
ton and welfare Of the suburban sec
tons fromS which the various representa-
tives are appointed. The committee, it
was announced, will be appointed by
President Cromwell at an early date.
Messrs. A. J. Boyer and Z. c. Shorey
were elected to membership in the asso-
cation
Mr.. H. S. Selden chairman of the COM
rlittee to select a town hall. presented a
report relative to the proposition. He an
nounced that the Swartzell Rheem & Hen
sey Company had donated lot 81 in
square %, Petworth, for the erection of
town hall. He stated further that
plans were under consideration. and an
estimate of the cost of a building will
5e presented at the next meeting, to-
gether with a plan for financiering the
project motion was unanimously
adopted expressing the appreciation and
Rheem & Hensey Company for the dona-
ion.
The association received objections from
esidents of Petworth to the appointment
Of colored janitors for the Petworth
school or the annex After a protracted
discussion the matter was referred to the
school committee for report and action.
Mr. H. M. lie Dues motion that the
constitution of the association be changed.
dividing the offices of secretary and treas
urer, was adopted. Mr.. D. ]. Particle
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Orange Pie.

Add one rounding tablespoonful of corn
starch, mixed with one cup of cold water.
to three-quarters cup of boiling water and
cook three minutes. Add a pinch of salt.
the grated rnd of one and one-half
oranges, the juice of three oranges, one
cup of sugar and cool Beat in the yolks
of two eggs and the white of one, we'll
beaten. and pour into a paste lined plate.
Bake and cool slightly. Cover with a
meringue made from the white of one
egg beaten stiff with a level tablespoonful
of powdered sugar, and set in a cool oven
for ten minutes
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lividual representative

who came as an individual representative
of his union.
a resolution was presented asking that
the Association of MachinstS be allowed
to participate in the convention. The
matter was referred to the law commit
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Plans for Meeting Place.

was elected treasurer ard Mr. c. l.. Ga
rotary.