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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-21
Don't Fail To See
DressYC Coats and Capes

Many charming imported models-dressy and beautiful not SO
extreme as to be unWearabe even by those of ordinary means; most
attractive as show pieces, and they will be admired by all.
The materials most fashionable this season in coats and capes
are broadcoth doube-faced mixtures, zibeine, silk velour and silk
pushes The styles were never more dressy-many of the coats can
be worn without a dress.
A Broadcloth Cape in delicate rse will appeal to many The collar
and doIan sleeves are trimmed with garnhres of black and gold, and buttons oft jet
caught with Jewels 1t is in three-q quarter length, lined with white S - 0.5O
meSaHne, and can be duplicated in any desired shade The price is 90
Cape of Champagne Broadcloth, trimmed with piping ofhght
brown velvet collar trimmed with velvet silk braid and gold buttons and great
ieweed buttons att the throat lined with olive meaine, is marked & - o.5O
at only Z. . 49,. 49,. -. ~ M
A Handsome Coat is this Princess Effect of Broaddohr in DMa.
Pink 1t is made full length with plated skirt, and is trimmed with Persian and
eweed garntmes and large eweed buttons lined with white mesa S = O.5O
line. The price is g. -. .. =. -. -. 49,. ~
Misses Broadcloth Coatn Light Rose is a stunning garment cut
full length with sailor collar trimmed with jet and jet buttons m front and sleeves Setin
pis in skirt lined with white nesaine; can be duplicated in any S
desired shade, for only +. =. s. :. oA
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-21
Our Restaurant

Our Special Noon Lunches at 35c are unexce1ed by any
restaurant in the city.
The la Carte Service embraces a wide variety of app.hzing
dishes, all sold at nominal prices. Best Coffee in town.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-15

fcIt+gcboroc bernl8gegeben mltr0e.
neIhe Die motiuirten llrt6eile scr
Freiaridter cut6ielt ltno Dem 9uno
$3.50 toitete, meshalb elm Munfo Don
$40 3u per5eihnen lei. oaa SER
9ugult @ocrb bon Neruorf, I.S.,
u~orIGufig ge0edt bd6e. Ga o6er be-
iagter @err @oerB nid)t ju 3oblt6G
tiGfcits3medeu Sdubmeiiter Oes
Y9Ioro0itli6em S0nger6unoes" lei,
miinide CT iein @eto 5lrriid, un6 oe&-
bolb mlIroe bei6loiieu. niht aQciil
Dem 9uno Die aopfiteller 6olom61-
lihlt 5l3ulteaeL ionocru wegen scr
lhlchten 8eriolintg Der 8uH0e$,
toiic Die llntoiten Ser I~ircftoren iiir
Ole nGffItc SiBlunq aus Der &oiic oer
y&erciuiAteu SGnqer" SIT be5ableil.
Serr SbumIaS na6m nod 9lnlub.
ou8 Mlllits 9omite SIT pertbeioiaer
mo &rn. &orl Sll6l fir ieine gr-
arrangements bel Den 9eitimungen
81 Der Ereisucrtbeilung oer ibnt &C.
biibrenoen Sribut 5r SOFTEN.
Canton W dnner6ur."
Gic Sinaltlutoe oeS yGanton-Wtoll-
ncrhor" iiel geitern N6eno megen @r-
trantilng Oes 0irigenten aus, Ouac-
gen fnn0 o6er eine8 MISUNDERSTANDING iut
GcrcinsIoful an Der gde Der 3. ul10
N'GonneQitroBe ltott, in ruclber 8or-
bercitrnaen iiir elm AnfougS n06Iteu
Nionots oui 9iioels S6ore am Col
gate Greet itottfiuoenoeS au%lternr6-
Itcu getroffen muroeu. Ginlooungen
pom nGuntons6onclnu Hr. 445, s.
>. So. uno bonn Gunton.G ieoer.
trun5" luuroen nngenommGn.
, 5itbcr Glub Snrmonie."
Der .3itber.Glub 0nrmonic" bielt
8cltcrn III Mug. 6. W%o9ener'@ Gofc.
?tr. tt6, NorosEocnltroBe, cine 8c-
ncrulprobe inter 2eitutg oes Dirt
Gcntcn .. Seilmnn, SIT tpelder it'd
lonmtIihe uttiue Mitglicoer einfon4
0cu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-15
nTriun" -. Stiftnngsfcit. yNriOn,'
8rofcs CONCERT.
p@crmanids M'GnncrdJurs6aac."
0icnitag, IS. 2oucmbcr.
C3t7-S,2O
SaS brittle gca6obD Rceitaf.
317-S,2O

Gin Hecitol, 6ns eileu r~rgem01lt.
lid boben Sebrlpertb bate, aab qes
tern 9tohmittng Die SoproniItin
Sloltdc Wtord)eli i'm Eeoboop. Sniti-
TIT. sic leitete 0oilelbe nit eitter
filr5en Anlpro6e Elm, in melher Tie
oorouf blnmies, Dab lie nit ibrenl
Erogromm Ole biitoriife Gntipide.
lung Der SieoersG Competition oom IS.
Sobrbunbert bis sur @e9eniport at
erloutern ~gebeufe, Sic betoute, ooB
lle llotilrltd cine gon5e In5obl bon
e"olnpontIten bon groBem HiIf babe
llbergeben miiiien, ga lie nur 6ie aus.
5iIiu1blen trad)tctc, melhe ais beion.
oerS dorofteriitiif fir ibre I3eit
bc5lp. Ole bon ibnen bertretene Sd)ule
oll5uieben ieien.
sic begonn nit eiller Nric aus Der
erlten Gper, meld)e ie componirt lplrr.
De. un0 5luar bon Noam De ia Sale.
Gle ailnltlerin Id)iet geItern 6eioll-
oerS 5u Ilfung 0eS Gou5erteS nidlt
b%clonOerS oiSponirt. Nit Dem Sort
ld)reiteu Oea programmes geluonneI
lbre SortrGge rein ltinlmlih beoelt-
teno. Die Gon5ertgeberin lit cine be.
oelitenoc @cIuugStedniferilt. lin
Den Sllbolt zines SieoeS poQ III err
ldlopfelL gcbt lie munfnlal in 8e.
boroe un0 Wtielcnipiel on ole 8ren5e
oe0 I'M Gon5ertlnuI Stottbditen.
Nuo Der criten 2lbtbeiIung iei be-
lonoero cine Competition bon Senrp
SnlpeS vSobtno lair" beruorgeboben,
luclhe Die S1taerin nit Wdrme ltno
NllSorud brud)te. 9lltd) oas nediide,
'roblid)e .giumpbeS uno Shepherds"
aelong ibr Icbr gut. 81 Der 5peiten
Nbtbeilung oeS programmes gefie(
Den Sorern eirl tlcines Werthen bon
u. Scnrletti 10, ooB es iif ooiielbe
jlueimol iingeu lieB. Cine iebr in.
t%crcIionte, horofteriitiife Seiitlng
luor Der Sortrog oes Sdrbert iden
oGrlfonig"; uto Sltgo @olf's or
ITS" ettticiieltc einen iuabrcn Bel.
iollsiturm.
Srn. Grobm pan Den Berg gebiibrt
tiir ieine feiuiii6ligc 9egIeituug be.
IonocreS COB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-15
Miur6 mia an ben Sag,

@attin erihieBt @otten ans Giiers
iuft. - @etuiiienSbiiie trei6eu iic
gum Srriinu.
Gbicugo, ~. 9top. - 9fad) Ell
mem 8eitanoniB, meld)cs Die IS
Sabre olte Clara 8%rooeubeper belltc
Dem Eoli5ei6cf Shiittler ablegtc,
lit beren @otcr, Der Sumelier SenrD
9rooenbeper, i'm Sommcr 1906 nid)t
bon Rdubcrn. mie man oonulS ont
na6nl, lonoern pom ieiuer Satin
Morgoretbe ermoroet moroen bic
lid) iebt i'm Cunning SrrenoIpl nc.
.iinoet. Gas MfGo6eu beidrieb, mic
ibrp Mutter oeil Batter tootete, ipic
lie ielbIt bolt Die 2eihe bel Seitc 5u
idaitcu mo mir id)lieBlih @eruiiienS4
bite Die Wtutter mnbniinnig mad)ten.
Giferiliht por 0aS NtutiO. Die @uts
ten, friiber III Chicago luobnboit,
botten lid getrennt. 0roOenheper,
ser II Sabre alt mar, pcr5og nod
Winoiion. no er einen SSlupeIicrIuOet
mfing, Gie Satin Iofte i'm nod Ell.
llert Derlniienen 6ormbouie. no iic
i'm erid)oB. Mllttcr mo Sodter per
bnr9en ben &eidInnnI bom III eiitcm
8cbiiid, no oerieIbe nudJ ctIid)en "a
oell ent0edt lpltr0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-15
@ruser Eturm nnf Ncnfnno lanb.

81. Sobr5, N+64 II. Ipp.
Ereibtg Slider mo Snnoels-S doo-
fler iinb al Der aiiite bon Jtcil. 5iino.
lalto auf BEN Strono gctribeu nor
ben uno 6 meitere 1peroen pcrn1ibt.
SIS lit Dies oas HeiuItot eiircs brei.
t1aigeu Stlirmes. gisber lit feilt
8erluit bon Weni6eitlc6en gcn,eloet.
Sielc 3elepbonpf1ble, SGnier urb
Sisnol.S totioreli Durben at gooell
~gefporfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-15
Ser Siiracrfriea in Hicnragna.

Nen4 SrIcauS, II. Houcnber.
- Ger biciigc nicoroguoniid)c @cnc,
rclfoniul 9tltid)ul muroc beute 2lbeno
hurd cine 0cpcid)e beS YroIiocntcE
Selopo benodridtigt, ooB Die Ic8ic-
ruugstrllppcn gcItcrn Son Slton ocl
9tcrtc (@reptomn) nicocr einuobmen.
St Gin 9reiicn babel itottioro, miro
uift mitgetbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-15
8orlonter itolicuiidcr


8orlnnter itolicuid)c or
@cnernl gemnBre9clt.
u IN, II. Nou. - @cllcrul AIiirari
Gummnn0clr oc9 Ntail1nocr Irlnec-
Corps, bicIt bellte, lp0brcno er cincnl
ncltcn aapallcrieregimeut IN VreSciu
cine SABINE iiberrei6te, cine 9teoe, in
mcld)er CT Ole S%offnung, Gubertc,
bolo sic itoIicnilde 6ob1c iiber Sen
Jest nod BON Scitrcid) beherrid)tell
Brouir3cn luebcn 5I lc6cn. Selbit'
reOeno crrcgte oicie AellBcrlng nod
Der filr3lihcn 3ulommenflnit bon
Roccotigi itnacbeurca IltiicberL I'M
Iomebr, oa @cnerol alinori an Der
Spite Der miIit1riid)en GonmiilioH
Itano, meldle Den @jorcn al Der
@rer5c bc0riiBtc. Gem itulieniidpn
&obinet NOR Die oor(ollte @enlertltnQ
oes Generals natiirlih iebr un6e'
Qilenl, nllein cS 500 it'd roid) aus Ser
.Iiioire, inoem eS ocn General lei,
mes Gfitttnn Dos cnthDb nnb "Had)
Hom berieI.
GaitrO mad Wtologo.
Sonton0cr, SpuniCn, IL. gtop.
- Gipriono Goitro, GrsErdiioent Don
Ycnc5ucIo, rciit mlorgcn iiber Woori0
nah Woln9o ob, no er lid pcrnlos
nent n%ieOer5uloiien geocnft.
6rou Gooiepelt oui Dem
S~ctmmege,
Ncupel, If. Nopember. - 6rall
Ebeooore Hooicpelt bat iid) bellte init
ihrcr End)ter GtheI nuf DEM Gam.
rter va0nig Albert" BON bier mad
9tcm. Yorf cin8cifiift. 6rou Hoolc.
pclt iprnd Die Abiidt aus, inn 6riib-
iobr wipocr bicrber 5n fonnnen, uni
lid) init tbrc1l @ottcn ju trcffen. Sir
Bat cincn Ibcll ibres 8ep0dS int
vgrccliiors Sotcl" 5lrilf 9eloilel.
@cfGbr1id DIT intcrnotios
male 2 d) ~ in0Icrbunoc.
Eoris, IL. Nouenbcr. - Die
Gcli5ei perboitetc beiltc cin 6ruucll.
5intmer, meides lid rSu1ct 8IQiacr
nennt iti,O icin Alter olli % Sabre
angicbt, lultcr Der gntIogc, inn Ger.
elm nit eincm @nglGnoer cine Sfron'
5oiin lint HSilluelcn i'm Ncrtbc pon
$1,000 beroubt 81 BADEN. Gos Gonr
bate bic 6ron5oiin III eincm Mont
nlnrtresGofc %getroiien. Gle Sufpelcn
limo I'M gciiB bcs MnnllcS uorgcfitn.
Den motocn. @ie Die Boli5ei orgicbt,
lilo Der Molu1 uno Die ISrolr Nit.
glieoer elmer geiGbrlid)en internotio.
nolcn Shlpilolerbonoc. GoS 6roren.
simmer gieht Dor, cine Imerifonc.
rim mo ans Chicago gebiirtig jlt ieill.
u orme8en's Sabiret Mrs
aboanfcl1.
Gbrtltiuntn. Gormegct -.
HoDcrnber. 49, Yreniier alnioien fin.
ei6te bcutt OILS Heiltltot Der gc1en Die
Jiegierlnne uliSaciallcnGt @oblcn al,
bob Dos aobilct gcIcaentlih Der be.
rorItcbenocn Yarlamcntsiieung im
liod)Iten SSonnur abbontel miro. 9ie
&fitglieoer Der 8ed)icr, mo Ole Sibe.
rolcn, ipelfe lid percinigtcn, gelpoll.
ncn G3 Site. mo Die 2infe ooer DC.
9icrun9spartei nur AZ. eli Site
mirben BON ben So;ialiItcn gclpon-
l1el1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-15
aonia Manuers @ciie.

Waorib, IL. Iopember. - SO.
rig Wdnuel bon Vortu9al reiits
Deute bon bier nah Gberbourg ab,
ro crfiidt nod @ndlono rinihifien
mtrb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-15
8ngncr's uSanRbGuicr."

GrCigniB. - Die %briloutcn Gin
5cl.2ciItuugen Der NouptoorItcl-
Ter. - MoOnmc @oOafi trillm.
pbirt ais ,@liiobctb." Sr.
30rn eiu trcfilidcr nEann-
b0uier."
Ger II. Nopember 1903 lpir0 in
ole @cid)itte oeS muiitoliiheu 9olti-
more's nit e~oiocncn &cttern eingc.
5eitnet merotu! Sin iibcrolr3 gIdp5.
boiler Nnfoug fir cine SoiiOlt troBer
Oper, mic Die WtonumicntcnItoOt tic
nod uiht geiehen! Soa mar zine
Sccne poa &id)t unb @lonj, uoGl
Sh0ubeit ilno 2cben geitcr!l Nbcno
in Der D&pric", cilt 0roBitootbilo, elm
@ilO. peldea 1ubcrlid Sen &cfpeia
0ofiir bot, Dab Baltimore Is iib por.
genontmcn, MN audi OILS &lmltzGen.
trlml, ais Miulifltuot in Die &eihe
Der ullcrcrItcn 0ce Sanoc2 5t trctell.
Gle Yrndlt Der SoilettelL ole lid 0cs
itcru Dem Nuge bot, luor ci1iad) be.
nmOcrungSmiiroig, mo Dos Sunere
Der Spric, idnnud mo nGl, in Der
gcldmndppIlcn SnrbentommL ole bel
Der Oetorotiucu NuSltottllng oericls
ben uerponot, bot eincn prGhti9cn
Hobmcn fir oieiel6e.
Sd)on Don 6 ltbr al bCgol1lt Der
Nnorong 5ltr &oile, mo cine Stlmoc
ipGtcr bil6ctcn bic @ortcu0cn cine
Scttc, Die iih BON 2pric. WcbGlrOe oic
Wfount Hopnl gloemlc bis 5lrr Wfarp
lon0-9Ipcnltc bill5og, lluO ol3 mn
l49 llbr Nic critcn &lonNc Der berr.
lihcn nSnnnbGuIer"s Supcrtiirc Die
NnQc burhillltbeten Oo mar ulldl jc-
0cS flctnitc El0Bdclt, ioNur in Den
@Gngcn, bcicbt. @ohrlih riu uiels
peripred)cnoer Iniung!
Tho nid)t ulcin piclucriprcdcn0,
muS bic Sbcilnubme oca EublifumS
o%nbclonot, ioubcru ouh inncit bic
,f%iinItlrriihc scitc bcs gbcuns in
6ro8c fam. Sic gcitri9c &oritcQung
och0rtc unbeitrittcn III Ncn bcItcn
Wooncr WprItcIlunucn. sic Wolti,
more je ocbort; cine obocrlll,octe,
iuobl miSOeqlidenc, alottc ghffiib.
runo. @iro oic .sWIctroppliton
Sptrls@ cienldoit" oilldl ibre mcite.
rem @oitipiclc ouf Dem 9iipcoll ocs
ocitriQGn bultcrl, 10 oirite i6r bic
I6ci(no6mc 0cS.. Bll6lifum$ Iidcr
,icin. q"
Gcltidlolio'S aroBter (onherbe, in
unierer Stopf bt$bcr 10 ilber Bebiibr
ucrno6lGiiigt 5ipQud1Itt ieiue1lI' iii herr.
lid)cn 56ncil qeItcru Die Scorer le6r
bulo nicocr in icinen 9onn, iiito oie
@cid6itsleitlnu Ser Cpcr oiirite aud
pom finnn,icQen, Stouopunfte aus
fcincn WtiBgriif tbulr, luenu tic inter
ocn nod iolocnOcn ,IL9. @oitjpiclcn
cincn nnltGnoiaen 9rIftbcil Wau.
uer. Nuiiiibrun0cn iein lGbt.
Nci hcr Nciprchuntn nor Giu,pL
ociItuuocn iri n,it orr G(iohptb"
hcr mohone <ohorno Mohsf; ncr
Iuiono oeu1odbt Mir bobeu oiric
.SGroprin ,d,nn mr. <ohrpr sit 10.
bSrt, obrr iphca MAI meun ntnr
hiclcr bcrrJid,er Gimme mn Ne,Irm
lo,iid,t id,cint iir inner. friIdlcr ocs
morocn III icilr, ld,eint tic all 6lcll.
ocnoen @lnn3c, an Sd0nbtit &C.
morncn al hobcn. Sic miro bon bic.
len Sciten ais sic bette @Su0nerS Grr
germ Der ,Scbticit 0cpricicn. rSbrc
ocItride 9ciitlnu ais ,Glilobcth" uob
icncn Sti1nnen al6n5eno Ncd,t.
Sled, nit i6rcr ghlitrittS gttic Gid
tbcrrc SdQe. uriib' i'd tpieoer" braci
itcrte Tie 0nS 4ublifum ~ oiboften-
hcnl @eiioa oltI oficnrr Scent, linO
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guf Dem 0nmpfer BABE.
mia" pcrleBt.


W16rclio Surrc9 S6elirSfn eiit
bobnlilder StcpcoOre, geitcrn Nor
gen nit Dem HeinigAt zines Sdoe.
roirnlcS oilf Dem an Eier Or. 3 Dor
Nnfcr liegell0cn 0unpier ,9aoenio1
bon Der Sanburg. Amerifo.Sini be.
ld)Gitiat mar. iicl cin Sod Diebl oitf
i'm. Gr iunr0c 5u 9o0elt gelHleuoert
ltno erlitt &~rrlesungen an Der Stirne
uno 9ruit. Die Canton Yoli5ei.am.
bliloiij brndJtc i'm nod Dem SoGns
Sopfins .Soipitnl.
GoIliiion pom Struben.
babn @aggonS.
Snfolge zines itarfen Hebels fam
ca gcItcrll Oiorgen fiir5 Dor Z llBr
an Sairrnouut mo 2~ufeipooo. gloe.
jt cinem 3uiamnlenitoBe 5tpiihen eli.
mem .@oggon Der Spar.
rorus- Eoint Sinie uttb eiitem @ageon
Der 6nirnnount Aue. 2inie. Stint
ODER iedls Eaiiagiere erlitten leidte
8erlesuneen, iesten dber Die Sabrt
tort. 9eibe @aggons puroen unbe.
oeliteno belhdoigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-15

, IblebetL. ,snt alicr bon 81
Sabren itorb scltern 6ruu 8erol1ica
@interling ,@attin oeS peritorbenen
Sebojtidn @interliiig. Gie geerbi.
guns ftiioet moraen gormittog i'm
8 llbr bon Der 8obn1ing ibrer 5ody,
ter, Srau albinls Sd|uf, @r. %.
NorO.Glinton.S troBe aus oiii Dem
vSl. @rloier. 6rieobofe" itott. lin
8 llbr miro in Der 'Ser5 5eiuairGe
elm feierlid)es &eqiiem.S ofamt fir
oos Seelenbeif Der 9erItorbcncn cclee
brit peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-15

NdHe far's MnsIanb befsrgt q. ylaine,4 4f3
cf'Saltimpre' Ctr, Wate enitem Ssuffsape.
Evening star., 1909-07-11
Speaking of Trout-and Women.

From the New York sun
Somebody talked To E,me"spn iiouSh In
Milwaukee the other day on the compare
tive study of trout and woman.
Trout as a psychological study are, AZ
far as | know. infinitely more complex
than anybody gives them credit for, said
Mr. Hough I'D hate to write a novel
,hout them. if it wasn't for the fact that
: pohodv else understands trout, and there
fore I'd get away with it. just as some or
the great overspreading Geniuses get away
with the stuff which nobody underst .nds
Ara they more n-understandable than
u,omena" a bystander suggested.
20. much more was the reply--"much
more sir. Women have to obey some
iaws of nature. l don't believe trout are
confined to more than one or two of the
FUNDAMENTAL rules which govern human
beings.
IA sizes or their tastes are developed. Now.
\ mflliner could catch them all this year
with the bait of 1909 spring hats. ami
the dressmaker with the 1909 Paris gowns.
But you put up corresponding case
in the matter of trout. Now, trout Will
bite at 9:30 a. m. on a certain kind of A
fiy Twenty-Five minutes later they cease
biting and you can fish all Gay with nary
a bite The next day you may offer the
same bait as the day before and they will
not touch il Give them another bait, and
they will gobble il. Can you beat that
for incomprehensible inconsistency?
Il used to think that ] could fish trout,
but l know now that l can't
Evening star., 1909-07-11
Notable Women Who Smoke.
PvOm Iesiie's Weekly

The question of whether women should
smoke or not has been settled i'm the af-
firmative by some of the European roya
ladies. The Empress Dowager of Russia
of Roumania, when at her literary | ators
usually has cigarette between her lips
the GU zen Mother OF Spain is said 10 smoke
cigars q well cigarettes. and the wild
owed QrAen of Portugal smokes inces-
sanity Queen Alexandra of England anG
Queen Victoria of Spain are not smokers
while the Empress of Germany has taker
firm stand against the use Of the weec
by her sex.
Evening star., 1909-07-11

fore a large audience recently at Naval
Lodge Hall. There were three grad
yates the Misses Leanora L.. Meitzi"r.
Agnes Ethel Garvcy and Mamie r. Cook
sew and all of the numbers were wei
received.
Mrs. c. t. Bayley soprano of Wesley
Chapel has returned from her summer
trip I'D the Hudson river and in the
Orange mountains. closing with Visit
to Mrs. c. W. Thomas in New York.
During her absence her place in the quar-
tet was taken by Mrs. G. w. Torbert.
Mrs Bayley will be the offertory soloist
this morning and will be be heard in
Jesus. Lover OF MY Soul tMacDcuSain-
Mrs. Thomas l.. Jones is substituting ~
the organ of Wesley Chapel for Miss
Jessie Young, the regular orsanist. who
will be absent until September. Mr.. Har-
r:ngton Barker. tenor of the quartet. re-
turns this morning from a yachting trip
down the bay and will be in His place in
the choir.
The choir of Calvary Baptist Church,
| under the direction of Mr. Arthur Mayo.
will sing this morning the anthem II
Heard the Voice of Jesus Saying by
Gilchrist. The offertory solo will be given
by Mrs. Barnard contralto. of the
| quartet. her selection being The KING
of Love My Shepherd Is" by Goraod.
!, IL the evening the quartet VIII sing
GLORIOUS Things of Thee Are Spoken,
| sing at the offertory He Giveth His Be
loved Sleep by Rocker.
| Mrs. Charlotte Lippitt. contralto. has
been engaged as director of the choir OF
the Epworth Methodist Church, corner
of 18th and \ streets northeast.
Miss Sallie Mason. teacher of music in
the Washington high schools. left last
| Thursday for her summer trip. She is
visiting friends in New York at present
| and later will go to Owlyout Lodge, i'll
| the Adirondacks, with Miss Alys Bentley.
Miss Ethel Tozier will leave shortly for
| her summer outing, which VIII he spent
at East Gloucester and Newport. where
| she will be the guest of her friend, Miss
Lake She will stop en- route at New
York. where she will visit Fannie kei
! logg Backcrt the well known ccntralfo,
| and Mrs. Burgfeld where she will he
| heard i'll recital.
| Miss Flora McGill. who viii sing at
the Covenant tent This evening, has
ceived two gold medals from different
\ musical colleges in Chicago, and gave
| up her position as soloist in the First
| Congregational Church in Oak Park.
| Chicago to come To Washington. Her
program for this evening Will include
How Long Wilt Thou Forget Me-"
/ (PfeugerD, Flee AS Bird tDanaD,
Rock of Ages tBarnes), 20 Lord. Cor
| rect Me- (Handel), Jesus. Meek and
Gentle" IAmbroseD: The Nine,y and
| Nine IChampionD IF | Were a Voice
| 1offertoryD. The musical service begins
| at 7:30 Miss Mabel Dill Will be the
| accompanist Rev. Tyler bennett will
preach OH Saints, and will give five
| minute address to boys and girls. The
subject will be sugar" Mr.. Edwin
Caliow will act precentor.
!
Evening star., 1909-07-11

Mrs. Charlotte Lippitt. contralto. has
been engaged as director of the choir OF
the Epworth Methodist Church, corner
of 18th and \ streets northeast.
Evening star., 1909-07-11
Swat!

I From the Baltimore Sun. -
| How TO have a happy life: Cut down
the weeds. mlzzIe the cnrs. kill the NOS
quitoes and help to make life worth the
| living. {.
Evening star., 1909-07-11

Miss Salie Mason. teacher of music in
the Washington high schools left last
Thursday for her summer trip. She is
visiting friends in New York at present
and later will go to Owlyout Lodge, i'll
the Adirondacks, with Miss Alys Bentley.
Evening star., 1909-07-11

Miss Christine Church has lett WASH
ington to accept u position sopranL
soloist in the First NJ e. Church of ocean
City during July and August She sang
last Sunday at the services for the ded.-
cation of the new church building.
Evening star., 1909-07-11

|. The pupils of Prof. and Mrs. II. Gay
Murray gave their closing recital De-
The Washington herald., 1909-01-08

Powell. jr., Mai. Glendie q. Young, Maj
Anton Stephan, Maj William z. Harvey,
Mai Joseph F. HOdgson, Mai. w A.
McCathran. Capt. Leroy W. Heron,
James Francis Smith. and Edward P,
Harrington.
Additions 10 the committee on marking
historic sites follow; De B. r. Keim, Dr.
J. F. Jameson, J. c. Maynard, J. G.
Ransom, Thomas ". Smith, and Rev.
Samuel Lsech.
Bogus Solicitors at Work.
The police department has been notified
that individuals In no way connected
with the inaugural committee are solicit
ing advertisements for an alleged Official
programme without authorization OF
sanction
The committee on printing has nc
solicitors in the field and its plan for the
official programme eontemplates no such
solicitation. Merchants should therefore
be on their guard.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-08
CLUBS IN SUSPENSE.
Excise Board VIII Take Up Liquor
Applications Next Week.

Il is probable that consideration Of the
applications for liquor licenses OF the
twenty or more clubs in the District viii
be taken I'D BY the excise board next
week Since November /. when the IL
censes were held up. the clubs have been
ia suspense.
W p Richardson. chairman ex-officio
OF the board. said yesterday that a num-
Der OF the cases would be given special
hearings. Many clubs, he said, would not
be granted licenses
The Washington herald., 1909-01-08
LOCAL MENTION.
EXCURSIONS TO-DAY.

To Fo-t Monroe, Norfolk Newport News and all
points Ssuth-Norfolk snd Washington steamers
every evening IN the year az SIS
To Annapolis and ths United States Naval Acad-
emy-Trains sezTe every hour on the half hour from
Fifteenth gnd Il streets northeast.
To Rock Greek Bridge, Geological Park, CheFy
Chase and KenSington-Cars from Fifteenth street
and New York avenue every fifteen minutss
The Washington herald., 1909-01-08

Mai Richard Sylvester. chief Of po-
lice. has recommended 20 the Commis-
sipners the purchase Of two motor po-
lice patrol wagons at a cost Of t60o0. It
bis Maj Sylvester's intention 70 use the
motor vehicles IN the First and Sixth
precincts. covering the business section
OF the city Police officials say motor
patrol wagons could be operated and
maintained at less expense than horses
and wagons now in use
The Washington herald., 1909-01-08

Bishop Alpheus W Wilson. senior
bishop of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South viii preach IN Calvary
Methodist Episcopal Church South sun
day morning and evening Bishop VII
son has Travelled extensively. and is an
entertaining and convincing speaker.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-08

Sisos. on the bill providing that all local
and municipal officers Of the District OF
Columbia shall be appointed from bona
fde citizens and taxpayers was made
BY the Commissioners yesterday, and the
bill was forwarded 70 Congress.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-08
REGRET SCHOOL CUT
Educators Deplore Action Of
House District Committee.
REPORT ON SECRET SOCIETIES

superintendent Declares that the
Principals OF the Various schools
VIII BE Allowed to Deal with Fra
fernities and sororiffes as They May
See FIt-RecOmmendstiO Made.