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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-05
Srnaaruf.

Spob err 8runoen til, at ida mango
orbeioer, fiber os ilpber oper Gpne
og 8rPfter, itaar De life trPneer
gisre bets Snorfor arbeiber Solf,
ser bar iamlet 8igoom met emo nof
for iig % fine, meo gIoopuiten ! Sal.
len for Of iaa fat | nler 8iebom2
Sporof fontmer BET, at WGno, ION
inaot og Grliet beepnbte at iamle
fig en- for Ct eler anbet paatGnft b1.
oerligt Soretosenbe nsbpenbig 8api.
tai, ti6t enber meo at trontpe paa
SamfuroetS 2one for at fuuite ole
inb Hiabom De life peb, bpab De ifaI
BRUCE til9 Seq bare ipsr.
geneene err ben Gripfroit. iom
ipPnoer MhiifIerue paa me- emo babe
@erSen, bar EN- befienot Wono iagt.
ISe fIeite menneifelige Soretdgenoer
blir begpnot / oct Sadb, at De ifaI
.Isnne iig. Stor 8iubing eIler Sor-
t~ieueite er uoget, aae tragter e'ter,
naar De i~oretar fig noget. 0ette er
til Ell bis 8rao / lin Sroeu. 8t gisr
intet gait / at inmIe iammen Benge,
bois ri gier oct poa 9rIig, b9oerltg
gis. Stor Climbing err bra NOT; mer
oi ma aate os for at ninbe 8enge og
Gigoom paa andres getoitning. 90
"bpoo gamer bet ct Ienneife, ON
ban oiuber ben ganife gerben, men
tar Staoe pao fin SiGI9"
Get giPIber at bore 8enaeneS
Serre. 9Iir man EengeueS SIaue,
Iaa er man fonlmen / en- farltg Stil'
ling. @Itior mango at Dem, iom
Itrpper me6 9Ioopuiten | SaIien for
at see fin for for 9ehopet tilitrPfte'
Iiee Sorm,e, trailer unber Rengenes
Slnoeaoa. 9e er WammonstrpIle,
Der bIir graabigere % graabigere, oes
rigere og GIore De bIir. Ola, bpor
mango ibIon0t os er oct life, Ser I'll.
Hut ofrer fin fortsrfebe SiPl pau
WamnonS Ilterl
Or set, noor alt fommer iii aft, no..
gen pirfeItg Spffe % Sor6el / at bore
rig? Sffe efter nit Spn paa Sogcn.
Ruar man bar ioa mcgCt, at man
iIipper at rpre @efpmring for oog'
ligt @rso % fan oooe at uotnle e9ne
Weninger uben at blt frotat @rsb.
iforpen til Strnf 0erfor, er man
igrunbeu rig nof. Gen rige er bare
en- SamfunoetS anSierer - en- SOUS.
boI6er oper @ltos @auer." I'll Be
rige ii9r lpoer BET, at Sc life man
glemme "gisre bel og at meobeIe".
Sil De rise iipr pil oct poa ben iibite
Itore SpgisrS0ag blt rettet SpsrgS'
mool ON, bonb sc Der / lit 2ip qioroe
eler uuoIoo at giere for zen al oiSie
minoIte 9reore" 49, De fattige. biPlpe.
leie, ulpffeIige, foriemte Stufler. DC
msote pno fin 2iosoei. Get bIir ct
forferoeliq aIDorligt Spsrg8mnal at
ioore pna for mnr9en rig, Der Der |
8eroen "lepe6e bcrIigen % / @lGbe,"
iaapeI iom for RigfoIf, bpiS @raaotg.
be0 % 4engegierri9beo tog oIoeIeS
Sperbaonb, iua De bIcU Qrntere %
foraateligere for boer Collar, DC tril.
LET mo iii fin Bengeboug. Ie bent
iom life itiOe nogter iia for Fenge.
gierrigbeb! "Ierqegierrigbeo er en-
RoO til alt onSt", bar en- Nano meo
4utoritet u0talt.
@ilbeIm Sen inaffeialige soer iig
mi / lin npe Roue iom 8iIbeIm oer
tauie.
s 6iifaladret, iom en6te Sen 30te
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-05

Se, iom life tror, at Rooieuelt oil
bore iitono til at ifpoe 9sper og Ii.
Icre | afrifn % reSigere Reu gort
"GutIoof" iamtioigt, fienber tanife
life Nr. RcoiepeIt eoot uotl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-05

9t94. Sp.: @r Der roeet ber | 9dnSet,
iorr fabriferer uoife 8ullebarber, o9 bpab
foiter De?
sbar: snupibt pi neS, fabriferes be
life Der | Saubet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-05

SUM B. aar, bar paa bore Serbia.
ner alt | aft 1874 gerioner bIet
orpbt o9 6s,9S9 Berioner iaaret, BE.
Der oct. Ren list Fan insen 3of.
tor bialpe", foritaar iia, og iaa lar
man oct Ifiirre. aisb % Blob er BIZ.
Zig gare Der ! amerifa ogiaa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-05

at lace ltIDfferrre fomnte / @unotois
ooer ioutme 6oIf. s etboert SaIb
maa man ioa oct Sr6trpf, mar man
bsrer 6i$ie 6oIt fortRIIe ON fin isrge.
Iige SfiRbne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-05

919s. o.: Sar en- 2Grer | en- offents
Zig StoIc / Rinueiota 8et til at prbgIe
ggrnene? i". "'.'~
spar: On 9Grer bar Het til at an.
britbe, brao Ser rnaa nuiccs for rimeIise
Gtraffemibfer for at upretbplbe 3iieiplin
I Sfulen. &urpurlis RefieIie bill life
blipe taalt | Mminbeligbeb, men Der CT
5ilfGlber. hnpr 2Grere hnr trpct ia rsb,
iagen tif at tn til ben Slass afftraffelie
ppcrfpr itbrre 8nttcr, ium cfter at ale
andre MibIer or i~prisst, pebblipcr meS at
tnrc frem I llartisbeb % i%ilgbisbeb; o.
| fige SilfGioe tplereres ~fprporIis afs
ftraffelic ipn Rescl, innfrent ben nobcs
les pna fprfgtis Maabe % life antar
Sprm al Srutalitet fra 2Grereus Sibe.
9199. Sp.: 1. Or Der en- iferre RiIft
for at IInn til en- Rarb nreb 8ritIer enS
en- Mano ubcn 9riuer?
2. 9bormonge Seligbnge bar en-
"8ural 8eIiperb Carrier? CT be fIere
ems for 4 Nnr iibeu?
Spar: 4ei, life mcbminsre ben
SmitGnSisbeb, at geSfummenSe barer
griner, | fg ielp ifuloe gisre bet iaa
meset furlisere at tilfsie bam Slaset,
ipm ban berueb tom til at iaa iaa mcsei
itsrrs Sfabe heraf. Sette fan 10 tGnfes.
5et fonmcr furreitru an paa, bppr
man trrffer til at llaa BAN.
2. RptunrsSna, Abe Suli, SnIeoas,
8aibinstUnS SspielsSas, Seforaiiunba 5
gen, arbcioeroasen us safFseiiesSasen.
5000. Sp.: 1. en- gntentanS glitter
ia / Roro Sdfota uhen at eisre Stifte.
San MI, uSer Sen nnSer SuItrus Sams
tbtie, ban po gerneue ififte oeres Ios
Sersarb? Ser er tnsen Born al Gubet
sGeteitab os Inlet Seitamerte meuem
s@etefolteue.
2. Gm intet Sfifte Ter, mems Rans
ben er iIioe, boorIeSes bIir set bd? San
gerueue tase fin Yeorsarp alisebel, oa
fan Dc ta9e aft fra guteu9 Set beutrrs
tes, at BEN fsrite Some iuseu gienbom
babSe, ba bun eiftet iig. % oct iaume
bar SilfrIoet uleS ben drben.
3. San RanSen irIae lin gienSom
% giDe Sfieoe uoen at &oneus lluSers
itrtft trGnses?
Suar: 1. Spis ben ipritc apne in
scn 9ieuosm bapoe | III esst Napn, or Der
intet at ififte, Until IanSen ssr, men
ban bar natHrlispis fnlo Met til at for
belle npset of G%ienSOmmen melem Ssr.
nene, bpts ban pil. SaaiGnse bet itts
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-05

Senb "geeprab. gpiten" til SIest os
genuer { sumles eanoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-05

"Sfipbnen" ipucs Ipgae an paa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-05

On al bore "2prbe" isger at be,
uiie, at Gnrl Tepere life uofsrte tit
i Sigt og groia IoppriIte "RiSt";
men iea bar life bert ON rogen "8t.
oeuifdbsmano", Der negtet, at grpan
ire 8nuge bIep ilagen iom Trpiioent.
fanoiout.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-05
Wou aonaresier trnfer pon at
iGtte Brpiioenter unoer Hiesretl

Mnn ifuIoe ipnes, at 8rpiioent
RooieoeIt bar nof al "piIbe 9pr" at
fi9mpe MOB / fit eaet 2ar6 uben at
bragg ofiteo til Set msrte SnitIanS"
FOR at opiese IIiae; men ielp er ban
aItiao of en- unoen Wening.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-05

en- Surp I S%noiaua Ssmte en- Mor.
Der til 80 Cages arreit oa en- Rer.
iou, Tom hoooe i~tiooIet ct Bar Stsp.
Ter. til s liars SIaoeri. Gnten maa
oeuue Hpbeo pPre fonlmen ino | Ola.
6eue op neb, eIer ogiaa mnotte SSsurD.
mGnSene babe Sooe6et / gale GnSen,
Sa De tom meo fin 8ienoeI'e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-05
"gi pil ifpsflGse SelselanS"

% | Sc ire aar. Der er beneoast iiSen BET
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-05

China bar MI Ell aeiier ire aar
gommeI. Ger bar man iorSeIig Iaat
Iiot for ttnat Nnipor poa ct Bar alt.
FOR lnge ShlI0re til at bore oct!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-05

@iIbeIm Ben inaffeialige soer fig
mi / i'm me Roae iOm 8iIbeIm oer
tauie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-05

s 8iifaIaaret, iom enote Sen 3Ote
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-05
Cpsrs9nsise og Forklarin9

Ga. 10, 900 al be | glaoe og Bigger alrniuSelisf
tOreismuleuOs EreumfSOra.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-05

Sngeu oar Del ~forbersbt at en- ars
bsiostouits baa fem RaHS os ale bel
fieuete / Siitrittet os SnOtalSeHeu til
SttfteIiesmsoet fustes ~bereSbiltgt al
ga1no og &binber fra belle SetgeIanb.
Set beSer / SeIitabets ferite aarsberet.
ming berom: Ser a Seititemninp
rper bet HneimbtteNe SGrSue5iisn ben
23oe Suni 1905 os BET mGrteSes paa
Soil, al SeIseInrb Den Gag neoloa en-
nh os pistie RGr.epGI | i'm llopitIing.
SeIitabets Rotto err:
"gi ptl ifpsfIeoe Selselanb",
oa | Be ire gar, Der CT benaoaet iiSen Bel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-06

For the District OF Columbia, fdlr to-
night. Thursday and Friday; severe cold
wave: minimum temperature tonight ~
degrees above zero and zero Thursday
night; fresh to strong nOrthwesterIy
winds.
Minimum temperature past twenty-four
hours, 30: year ago, 81.
The storm which covered this section
Tuesday is now moving into the Atlantic,
and the weather in the eastern states is
gradually clearing. The western storm
has been pushed back to the Pacific coast.
The front of the northwestern cold wave
has reached the northern portion of the
gulf states in the south and the Appa-
lachian mountains in the east.
The cold is severe in the west the line
of zero temperature passing through the
central portions of Illinois and Missouri
from east to west. thence southWestWard
TO the Texas panhandle A minimum of
46 degrees below zero is reported at Bat
tleford.
The indications are that the cold wave
will continue it's movement eastward and
overspread the Atlantic states tonight
with very low temperatures. The fair
and cold weather will probably continue
several days.
Cold wave warnings are displayed in the
Atlantic coast and east gulf states TO
northern Florida. and frost warnings
have been issued for Florida as far south
as the twenty-seventh parallel.
The winds along the middle Atlantic
coast will be fresh to strong northwest
ery: on the south Atlantic coast fresh
northwesterly: on the east gulf coast
fresh northwesterly, shifting to northerly
Steamers departing today for European
ports will have strong north westerly
winds, with clearing and decidedly colder
weather, to the Grand Banks.
The following heavy precipitation lin
inches) has been reported during the past
twenty-four hours: Atlantic City. LOS;
Portland Me, LA; Nantucket a46: Hat
teras, 1876; Eastport. ia; Greenville, Los;
Block Island, so
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
The following were the readings Of
the thermometer and barometer at the
weather bureau for the twenty-four
hours beginning at 2 pm. yesterday:
Observation-Disclosures ). pm, 81; s
p. m. 80: L. midnight, "A: January q. a
m. l3: am. 10: Il noon. %: > pm. "a.
Maximum. 81. at PM January >;
Barometer-January ). pm, 1914: S
p. M, 1866: II midnight. 1858; January a.
i am, 1858; am, 29.74 noon, 23.SJ:
> pm, 1884
Tide Tables.
Today-Low tide 2:Io am and 2I7
q m: high tide. sos am. and SIP pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide. 2:JJ a. m. and sos
pm; high tide S:4S a m and $50 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 7:19 am; sun sets So
pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 7:19 am
Moon-Full moon 9:O6 am today
The City Lights.
The city lights and naphtha lamps all
lighted by thirty minutes after sunset.
extinguishing begun one hour before sun
rise. All arc and incandescent lamps
lighted fifteen minutes after sunset and
extinguished forty-fve minutes before
sunrise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-06

1t is persistently reported that F. e.
Blaser. superintendent of the Cumberland
division of the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road. will be promoted to the position OF
general superintendent OF the lines west
of the Ohio river and that j. D. DriscolI.
superintendent of the Connellsville divi-
sion, will succeed Mr.. Blaser.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-06
An Admirable Bill.

The letter Of the board says:
THE board of education herewith. re-
turns the H. r. bill 222S2, with recon-
mendations. The board wishes to take
this opportunity to express its deep ap-
probation OF Mr.. Madden's practical in:
terest in the schools of the District, as
evinced by the bill introduced by him De-
cember Z, 1908, for retirement fund to
be disbursed for public school teachers in
the District of Columbia
THE bill is an admirable one, and is,
in many respects, similar to the one sub
mitted by the board, but is even more
generous in some of its provisions. The
placing of all moneys received from gifts.
legacies, donations, requests and other
sources in a permanent fund and the pro-
viding for necessary clerical help are ex-
cellent features.
I'm order to lessen the drain on the
annuity fund the board suggests that
thirty years is a short enough term for
a longevity retirement, and also that a
teacher retired for disability in less than
thirty years shall receive an annuity
that bears the same relation to a full
annuity as her term of service does to
thirty years.
THE board believes that possible
scaling of annuitfes will defeat the OBJ
ject of the BILL as the teacher will not
retire If uncertain of the amount of her
retired pay.
Clause 8. page Q, changes the present
Supreme Court of the District of Column
bia, that no law should prevent the board
of education from dsmissing a teacher
for incOmDetency
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-06
TO PENSION TEACHERS
District Authorities Indorse
the Madden Bill.
CHANGES ARE SUGGESTED
Amendments Recommended by
Board of Education.
PAY AFTER 30 YEARS WORK
Proposed That Compensation for
Those on the Retired Roll Be
Not Less Than $500.
PAY AFTER 80 YEARS WORK

Recommending only few minor
changes. the District Commissioners to-
day sent to Congress their approval of
the Madden bill providing for the retire
ment of veteran teachers of the District
public schools on pensions. The bill was
referred to the Commissioners for report
by Representative S. w. Smith, chairman
of the House District committee. and the
Commissioners. in turn. referred it to the
board of education, who Endorsed it's gem
eral provisions.
In recommending favorable action on
the bill the Commissioners suggest that
it be amended as suggested by the board
Of education.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-06

The Cumberland city council refused to
pass an order appropriating 81 500 for the
mill race commission, which was created
by the last legislature to improve the mill
race running through the heart Of the
city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-06
MccAULEY FUNERAL PRIVATE.
Services for Lifelong Resident of
CITY at Late Home Tomorrow.

Funeral services for Henry C. McCau-
ley. prominent business man of Wash
ington. who died at his home, 900 B street
southeast, yesterday, will be held pri-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-06
SPIRITUALISM.

THERE SHALL RE No DEATH" DEMON
etrsttons ut keeler's wonderful We'd,
tri-. sun. nights. No lectures. but actual phe
nomena. Private interviews daily. 1901 Fairmont.
The people at Ligpum and Raccoon
Ford. In Culpeper and Orange counties,
Va. are starting movement for the erec-
tion of a bridge across the Rapidan river
In the lower part of the counties possibly
at Mitchells Ford. to cost In the neigh
borhood of s., 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-06

John c.. Proctor, chairman: Victor J.
Becker. DR. Marcus Benjamin, Robert W.
Cox, Eugene r. kegley, Stephen +. Era-
mer. Grant Leet. DIR. Albert c. Peale and
Francis j. Young.
Additional Subscriptions.
Milton T.. Allies, chairman of the finance
committee. today announced the follow
ing additional subscriptions to the in
augural guarantee fund: Previously pub
lished, sS1. 800: George A. Fuller Company.
$500; r. w. and J. B. Henderson. Inc.
500; Frank G. Henry, 500: John B. Lar
ner. 500: w. f. Montgomery. SIS. Postal
Telegra ph-Cabl Company. $500: Freder-
lex c. Stevens $500; Hugh A. Thrift. $25;
f. j. Whitehead, $40. Total, $50. 100.
James Baird previously published as
from George A. Fuller Company, 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-06

from Suez for Port Said: the auxiliary
Solace from Callao for Talcahuana. and
the gunboat Dubuque from Key West
for Bluefie1ds.
Chaplain Perry Ordered to Texas.
chaplain Barton w. Perry. Sd Field Ar
tiIiery, will be relieved from duty at Fort
Myer. Va. upon the arrival of the 18th
Cavalry at that post. and will proceed to
join the headquarters of his regiment at
Fort Sam Houston. Tex.
Appointed Warrant Machinists
The following named men have been
given acting appointments as warrant
machinists in the navy from December 81,
1908:
F. W. Abel, ST. Louis; A. Byrne. Ne
braska: G. l.. Russell, Fortune: O. r.
Hewitt, Minnesota: J. d. Edwards. Min
Lenney. Paducah: F. P Noel Kansas: w.
R. Gardner. Cleveland: ]. r Bradshaw.
Dubuque; G. w Fairfield, Cuttlefish; w.
NJ. Miller, Nebraska: r. E. Rucker. Cleve-
land; NJ G.. Gobel, Colorado; j. {. Stein.
Nebraska; l.. F. Miller. Constellation: c.
NJ. Baldwin, Idaho: w. D. Snyder, Perry:
W. NJ Evans, St. Louis; r. M. Huggard.
Nebraska ]. P. Knecht, Louisiana; P. B.
Cozine, Des Moines; E. F. Holmes,
Kansas.
Of Admiral Mason.
The President has reappointed Rear
Admiral N E. Mason chief Of the bureau
of ordnance, Navy Department. for a
term of four years from January 9. the
date Of the expiration of his present term
of Office. Admiral Mason is from Penn
sylvania and entered the navy in July,
1865 He has held his present responsible
office at the Navy Department since Au-
gust, 1904.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-06

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-06
Pea Coal, $500 Ton.

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-06

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of the City and Suburban Railway OF
Washington. for the purpose OF electlng ooard
of directors 70 serve for the ensuing year. and
10 transact such other business as will properly
come before the meeting will be held at the
office of the company, 14th and East Capitol
streets Washington. d. c.. on SATURDAY;
January 1S 1909 between tn hours of ] and
pm +. j. WHITEHALL, secrelaiy.
q @ ~
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GERMAN AMERICAN BUILDING ASSOCIA-
tion.-The annual meeting Of the stockholders
of tbe German American Building Association.
for the election of officers and directors for the
ensuing and such other business NAV
he brought before the meeting. will be held at
1he office of the association. 900 St Sc,
Thursday. Jan Z 1909. Polls open from to
pm. j. H. NIERBCCHEN. Sec.
does III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-06
4. largest Ruling Machines

This plant is equipped to turn out work quick
est, best and at the least cost. Books bound
i'll leather at 81 up.
Hodges Big Bookbindery. 42o-22 18th, next Star.
It'd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-06

THE ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE SrOCh-
holders Of the Potomac Electric Power Com.
Ianv Cor the purpose Of electfng board or
dir. jsrs, to serve for the ensuing year, and 10
Transact such other business as will properly
come before the meeting, will be held at tne
Office of the company, 14th and East Capitol
streets Washington. d. c.. SATU RDAl,
January To- 1909. between the hours of and
D.. r j. w Sctitldi..
ia6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-06
WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair Tonight, Thursday and Friday,
With Severe Cold Wave.

For the District of Columbia, fair to-
night. Thursday and Friday; severe cold
wave: minimum temperature tonight ~
degrees above zero and zero Thursday
night; fresh to strong nOrthwesterly
winds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-06
Additions Suggested.

Certain additions to make the bill con-
form to the present organization OF
schools are suggested:
Il. Restricting the date of retirement for
longevity to July 1 or February 1. that
the organization be disturbed as little as
possible.
-. Specifying the time and manner of
payment to annuitantS.
). Providing that the retired pay of a
teacher who has taught thirty years be
not less than $500.
4. Changing the phraseology of section
D, page g. to conform to the wording of the
present school law.
The board of education is most anxious
that retirement bill be enacted into law
at this present session of Congress, and
wish to proffer their services for any as
sistance they may be able to render to the
author of this bill or to the committee
that has the bills under consideration
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-06

IIigh=Grade MilfWork.
Ne,,-eIS Superiority of construction and
Nv ~''' finish DISTINGUISHES all milwork
-, turned out here. We solicit or
MdnlelS, ders requiring eXacting stand
ards Of workmanship. Superior
Molding. Attention ''i'eSt prices prompt
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I'D SIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-06

WILLIAM EICHHOLZ
WILL BE GLAD TO SEE HIS FRIENDS
AT
ja4-ea 15t-4 AUERRACH'S 7TH AND H.
THE WASHINGTON HEIGHTS PRESBYTERIAN
Church and Gunton-Temple Memorial will hold
union services this week of prayer follows:
Tuesday evening. 1:4j. in the Gunton Temple
Memorial Rev. Mr.. Moss will speak: Thursday
evening in Washington Heights Church: Rev
Dir. Allison will speak. ja4&6-2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-06
Reappointment Of Admiral Mason.
THE COURT. RECOR D
Court Of Appeals.

Present: The Chief Justice, Mr.. JUS
tice Robb and Mr.. Justice Van Orsdel
Omar ]. Veley and w. NJ. Lyle were
admitted to practice.
1867. Ferguson Contracting Company
agt. Coal and Coke Railway Company;
passed to foot Of calendar
1856. Lehman agt. Jones; passed to
foot Of the calendar.
1872. International Seal Company agt
BeByer, jr.; passed to foot Of calendar
1917. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company agt. Crook; passed to foot Of
calendar.
1865. Mcfarland ct al. agt. Pou1os
ct al; argument commenced by Mr.. j. F.
Smith for appellants. continued by Mr..
r. P. Barnard and Mr.. J. A. Maedel for
appellees, by Mr.. George c. Gertman as
amicus curiae and concluded by Mr.
James Francis Smith for appellants.
1857. Schickler agt Washington
Brewery Company: passed until Feb
ruary.
1923. Henderson agt. Mcfarland ct
al, and 1924. Thompson agt. Macfarland
ct al; argument commenced by Mr.. W.
D. Davidge for appellant in 1923.
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Mr.. Macfarland's Hope.

Commenting on the bill, Commissioner
Mcfarland said today:
Il took great pleasure today in sending
to Congress the approval of the Commits
sioners upon Representative Madden s
bill to establish a. public school teachers
retirement fund in the District of Colum-
bia, because l am deeply interested in the
matter, and | trust that Congress may
enact such legislation at this time At
the last session the bill prepared by the
board of education committee of which
Mr.. w. " Cox was chairman was, on
my motion. approved by the Commission
ers, and now that the board of educa-
ton has approved the Madden bill, with
the amendments suggested to strengthen
it, l was very glad to ask the Commits
sioners to approve the bill Everybody
must agree that our public school teach
ers are entitled to the consideration which
this legislation proposes at comparatively
slight expense to the public; 1t is a small
return for the work of these men and
women, than whom the public has no
more faithful servants"