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The San Francisco call., 1909-08-22

SHAINwALD. BUCKBEE & CO.,
27 MONTGOMERY ST., LICK BUILDING
PHONE DOUGLAS n.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
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RESIDENCES

SIG. .o00-vallejo St near Octavia: modern resi-
dence of u extra large rooms and bath;
lot 60x13T:6 feet; large stable and garage
Make offer.
SIS, ,5oo-Presidio Heights residence. IL rooms
and . baths; modern in every respect;
large lot. bargain.
S15, 5,o00-Exceptionally choice residence opposite
Alta plaza; key lot main floor. living
I9x2e feet: dining room, Kitchen,
buffers pantry, servants room and bath;
I'd floor 4 bedrooms and baths; attic,
servants room and trunkroom; basement,
concrete finished. furnace. etc.
s1s.Ooo-octavia st. rear Pacific ay.; modern
house of II rooms and baths; furnace;
marine view.
So, 75O-sI 500 cash, balance same as rent; Nc
Allister St: modern cottage, rooms and
bath; marine view; cheapest cottage in
Western addition.
s.. 2.ooo-Twenty sixth av. near Clement st; cot
tage, rooms and bath; basement; lot
25x125 feet.
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FOR farms. stock ranches and timber lands see
McFAUL & EDWARDS. so chronlcIe building,
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SOL GETZ & SONS Real Estate Dealers
Room s2s. Chronicle Bldg.
Take advantage q our low prices and secure
lots cheaper than anyone else can sell them
$50 TO 500. All bargains IN choice sections
- OceanFiew, LakeTieW and Parkside. $500
monthly
$50 r. $500 Richmond Heights grand view OF
park, ocean and spreckels lake Easy terms
Fs0s residence lots on 12th sv., Richmond dis.
done: hne houses in neighborhood. SO monthly.
Sunset lots, on sfh 9th and 18th avs. L.
and '.3f' sts-; graded. on installments-
$500 70 sl.eoo Choicest ocesnside and Boule-
ward lots. your own terms.
Cottages IN Excelsior Hd.. Richmond. Sunset
and Oceanside districts easy terms. See Us first
before buying
OceaBside branch office cor. ''H'' ST and 18th
Open daily and Sundays
SOL. GETz & seNs-Orners ana Dealers
Room 32s, Chronicle Bldg
A sNAP-House and lot. 500 down; $40 per
month. Interest; total price $3.50 New.
neat and COY. Here Is home Tor -Cu- Take
Ocean View cars Guerrero 81. 70 LakeFiew
az. RIVER BROS. z6l Montgomery 81
CITY and country property bought sold and
Apply Owl Realty Co.. 5o7 Castro st-
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T. J. NETLAN Co.
I5l Suffer ST. Phone Kearny 3514.
Sl0e. .O00-SW. corner AZ Mission transfer
point containing over 10000 square feet. haF-
ing street frontage of over 760 feet. Is ex-
ceedingly good value.
SD, ,00O-NE. corner on Sd St. 55x11T:6 with
IL 25xso. This property be had for =
its actual value; must be sold at once.
$45.O00-West side of Polk ST.. 81 IT. south
of Clay; TS:6xS1:61.- We have tenant for
building and property win show an interest
Of over 13 per cent per annum.
SIS. .oQo-45.10x13T-6 east side of Main st.
near Howard. This Is exceedingly low
price.
81 Exceptionally cheap; north line of
Vallejo st. west cf LeayenwOrth, 43.9x13T g.
Property in this district is selling for $3.50 a
foot.
Ne corner Of Paeifc and Van Ness avs.
9l:sxS2.6; win sell for cash or on easy pay
snents. or viii trade this choice holding Tor
improved property. Make offer.
10 lease-First class and ; room apart
rnent house in Pine St. containing IS rooms;
rent very reasonable 10 first class tenant.
r. J. NEfIIsAN CO.,
151 Suffer ST..
Phone kearny 35l4
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81, 500 eaeh-I st. near 14th ar.; lots, 25x100
feet each; street work done.
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FLATS.

SIS, ,75o-Page st. near Devisadero; nev fats
of rooms and bath each; all rented; !;
large lot; income 81 900 annually; owner
leaving city; very anxious TO sell; about
$4,000 cash will handle this bargain.
S7,50o-Sscramento st. nr. Maple: modern
fats well rented offer wanted.
Sc S00-Sixth av.. Richmond district; two new
modern well built fats; rooms and bath
each; lot 25x125 feet: best bargain in
this district.
$6. 000-Near 22d St, new modern fats. 4-5
rooms and bath. each; rents $50; large
basement gas and electric fixtures; VIII
sell on terms; lot 25x115:9 feet
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LOTS.

Sc 0o0-Pine ST. near Jones: fine building lot,
25x137:6 feet; cheapest lot in Pine ST.
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SIS. .o0e-Western Addition investment on Geary
st, close 10 DeFisader0; 4 very good fats
Of 4 rooms and hath each In first class
condition; never idle and renting for
sl375O per month; extra large sunny lot
over 80 fl. front. A reasonable offer viii
be entertained.
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Sl6,oo0-Baker ST., fronting Golden Gate park;
beautiful modern flats. renting FOR Sll5
per month; can arrange satisfactory mort
gage 25xl37:6; q swell buy; investigate
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cottage at Excelsior av. and /
Vienna st; lot ,25x1eo feet; on SIS monthly pay
menfs.
Six room and bath cottage. close 10 Mission |
and 29th; $50 monthly payments.
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PENNsYLvANIA. AIssIssIPPI

Pine building lots $40 monthly payments;
; blocks from Kentucky ST. and block from
18th st. cars; TO be laid these beau
tiful lots today. Agent on ground Sunday, 10Th
and Pennsylvania.
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BALDWIN & HOWELL s1s-sa4 Keamy St
FYFE & DEPA0LI.

Send for August list of property for sale
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Sll ,500-Panhandle fats on sunny side Of Clayton
st; new and modern: 5-5-6 and
bath each: rents 500 per month; ok
1868; very attractive; make o1er
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COTTAGES

On SO monthly payments: close to car line
in all parts of the Mission; call for locations.
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Sl0.OO0-Steiner st. near Hayes: heirs are alb
sentees and property must be sold;
large substantial fats sunny side OF
street and always rented for $ll2.5O per
month; full size lot 25xl06:S.
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difIon: Scott and McAIlister sfs.; ground worth
$500; biggest bargain IN town 7. E HAY
Man. First National Bank building.
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30XII2:6 with an Il: ideal location for
hotel or apartment house; would pay big
return; make offer.
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50. .25o-TwoS VERY desirable fats Page 81.
large lot 27:6xI37.6; an opportunity Z
secure 4 home and investment: fats con
sist Of and rooms; vestibule and bath
rent $50 per month; mortgage OF So,p9
can remain
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Sc, 700-Close 10 Dolores and 18th; good fats
and cottage, renting for 500 per
month; all in good condition; should be
worth more money: bank mortgage can
remain: make offer
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IoI NIftpr 81.
Phone kearny 35l4.


YOUR RENT MONEY BUYS oNE
81 oo0-NEW COLONIAL HOAiES-Eaeh
with rooms and bath, reception room, high
cement basement, large closets. electric push
buttons throughout, paneled dining room. plate
rack, sideboard, mantels. gas and coal CRATES
every up TO date convenience: gas. electricity;
glass inclosed back porch large yard. stone
steus cement walks bitnminized street; near
Presidio g. q. park. schools; best car service
IN city, all night service; splendid neighbor
hood. sth av.- mr. Lake St. cash OF easy terms.
s. r. CO. 1a1 9th nv, NV. cor. California
Phone Pacific A.. OFFICE oPEN. SUNDAY.
BARGAIN-Beautiful residence, 10 rooms, facing
Alamo square on Steiner ST. near Grove; colo
NAL Dariors, low paneled dining with
hardwood floor: china closet and maBtel FIRE
connect bedrooms. with mirrors closet
doors and mantel cabinets: house has been
pretfily decorated and is ready for occupancy;
lot Is worth 5.0ep, price asked $1,000; see IL
and make an offer: terms il necessary. KANE
& CO.. 2l7 Montgomery s..
e. 250-A beautiful new house. near Cole St:
artistic and ND to date: this planned and
built for home; interior finish ana fixtures
the very latest and hest; large ceinented
garage. wide lot; this is 2 chance TO buy a
home at cost in district where values are in
creasing: viii easily be worth $1,000 more
within year; terms. Apply I4l0 Haight st.
MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEK.
81 ooo-Fell st. near Cole: level building lot. 25x
100; highest offer takes it. See owner.
CHAS ROTHSCHILD,
REAL ESTATE.
3oe CHRONICLE BUILDING.
FOR city and country bargains and exchanges
see CIlAS. ". FISHER. GOO Market st.
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THE Burlngsme Building Co. offers for sale on
terms. 10 desirable parties. very attractive
homes situated IN the best part Of the Bur
lfngame district. on high. rolling land. These
homes are most artistic in design and con-
tain every modern convenience; broad porches
large living rooms. paneled dining rooms
open hreplaces. built-in sideboards and book
cases sleeping porches. etc: convenient 10 2
stations and also the electric cars: *
minutes from the city; tradesmen call and de-
liver daily: ready for occupancy. Plans and
specifications can be seen on application BE r.
LIZ. AME RI-IIDTNG CO. 225 NILS hldr
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s.. .O00-Haisht St. west of Baker fronting
Buena Vista park; good renting location: /:
right on the car line; good fats Of 81
rooms and bath each renting for So. 30
Der month: sunny full size lot 2Jx13T g.
Wen worth more money and owner anx-
ioi,s 20 sell
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Sc O00-9Iust be sold TO close an estate; make
offer. Buchanan St. close TO Hayes;
good fats Of CT rooms and bath each
In good condition, and renting for S52 .
per month. Has 10 be sold within 81
days.
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OCEANSIDE.
Branch office 18th av and II ST.
Lots and cottages on easy monthly payments.
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CITY REAL EsTATE-contIrued
Members Of the. S. F. Real Estate Board

BALDWIN & HOWELL. s1s-324 Kearny ST.
BALDWIN & HOWELL, 31s-324 Kearny St.
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These are only few Of the bargains on our
books call or write for Others. Have YOU
lot IN the burned district north OF Market to
excbaneeg
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OSCAR HEYMAN & BROTHER.
li3 Montgomery ST.
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GEO. B. C0NANT.
Tel. Douglas 20S0. Room 230. Itck buils!ing.
81 1.350-25x100: J St nr. 11th av.: o1 terms.
ST.500-Beautiful marine view lot. 30x97 feet
to alley: Faifnont hotel
SIS, 500 elegant new iats, ard rooms;
Vallejo St; near cars: rent SO
s22, ,500-Business corner near Mackat and 18th;
store and flats; rents S203
S14 ,5o0-Busness property near Market st. /;
leased at $50 month; bargaia
$40. COOS. .9x137: g: 0'Farrei st. close in
Se50-I.ot 25xf0o: Persia av. near Mission ST. !;
terms if desired 800 feet TO GERS.
SZ5o-25xi00: Visitaeion near dePo-.
ST0o-Belmont nr. station; 20 IT, corner: snap.
s4.95o-Great bargain: flats; 19rh nr. Castro.
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s., ,T5e-Can arrange good mortgage; nice cot
tage, close 10 AshburY and Frederick
sts.: rooms and bath. with two addi-
tionaI rooms in basement and large tin
ished attic; sunny % #. front.
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WOODMAN REALTY COMPANY
Il Montgomery ST
S7-5D0-CIayton St south OF Parnassus: .
brand new fats. sc rooms. Nos. 900
and 992; fine view OF ocean. Golden gate
and park; new fats are scarce; don t
delay; mortgage 81 .00O can remain
s. o00-Clay mr. Powell; sc room fats: corner
lot worth s.. coo and fat cost s.. 500
Don't miss Il
S5.5oo-House. : rooms. new: in Pope tract;
sl.75o-Bsnks st.. near Cortland av. in the
Mission, neat room cottage; cars run
soon on Cortland ay.: 500 cash. $50 per
month Why not buy b0mes
SIC, o,O00-Jseks,n ST. north side. east Of Pre-
sidio ay: swell lot. 51xI2s grand view
Of ocean. BAY and the city; 5000 mort
gage can remain.
s2.25o-clayton II. fronting west: fine lot
overlooking ocean. park ana Golden gate;
street work all DOM. snap.
81 .s5o-5th av. near J st; , choice lots. 25x
I20; fine view: street work all done; will
procure loan to build here
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81 500 each-Will- sell separately or as a
whole. on very easy terms. choice lots
81 500 eacb. they are the cehapest lots
fn this rapidly growing district
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Ask for our Real Estate Record. containing
a list oC property for sale in all parts Of the
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POINT LOB0S HEIGHTS.
Branch Office 4lst and Point Lobos avs.
Fine lots on SO monthly payments.
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ATTRACTIVE HOME MARINE VIEW
- rr1rpAFS rro cTrTr

ATTRACTIVE HUME MAXINE VIEW
TERMS TO SUIT.
The unusual elevation in gray cement with
white trimmings possesses q distinct individual
irv and j. enyironed by beautiful homes. On
the first foor IS a quaint reception hall with a
d7eiIers fireplace and an artistic hearth seat:
a SPACIOUS living room IS fanked by an at
tracfire tapestfied den; the dining room is pan
eFed high and has well studied buffet cuii-
nary sappurt tenances plete the first floor. On
ID floor are the chambers and delightful roof
garden pergola. In the basement the ser
wants room. LAUNDRY. furnace. etc. Hardwood
doors throughout main rooms and the beauty OF
the color treatment deserves mention. Only
81 coo required. balance on monthly payments
Key at offce of builder. which Is near above
dwelling. E. y. FRITZ, I40I Masonic aE. Open
every day. including sunday
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nth AY. BUILDING LOTS.
Beautiful building lots, between L and NJ sts. !;
street bituminlzed on SO monthly payments
agent on ground.
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CALL AT BRANCH OFFICE,
35th av. and Fulton ST.
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coy room and bath cottage on Elizabeth
ST. close TO oath st. and Hoffman av.; $25
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ALFALFA land Dirched and ready TO seed.
Fine water right.
Price. SIS per acre On terms
Soil very rich and deep
This land produced IS sacks OF wheat 70 the
acre this summer. Write for particulars C. B.
FRAyER. 7S9 Market ST. San Francisco
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WOULD HAVE MEETINGS HERE
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE EXECU-
TIVE COMMITTEE ACTION.
Credit Men and Civic Association to
Be Invited to Select This City
for Place Of Assembly.

At the meeting of the executive COM
mittee Of the Chamber.of Commerce to-
day a resolution was passed approving
the sending Of a member of the chamber
to New York to invite the National Credit
Mems Association to hold its 1910 con-
vention in Washington.
Formal invitation will also be extended
to the American Civic Association. now
in convention at Cincinnati, to select
Washington as the meeting place for its
next annual assembly.
The use of the rooms of the chamber
on the afternoon OF December . was
granted to the board of trustees Of Neigh
iborhood House. Percival NJ. Brown,
chairman of the school committee. was
selected to represent the chamber in the
League for the Decoration Of the Public
Schools of the District OF Columbia.
There will be final meeting OF the
committee on the change of form of gov
eminent in the District at 4 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon. K. II. Daniel, chair
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WAR MONUMENT UNVEILED.
Shaft in Memory Of Massachusetts,
Soldiers at Baton Rouge.

BATON ROUGE. La. November u.s.
With simple but impressive ceremonies.
the monument erected in memory Of the
Massachusetts soldiers who were buried
here during the war between the states
was unveiled today.
The ceremonies began with a military
and civic parade TO the national cemetery
where the visitors were welcomed to the
state by Gov. Sanders and the hospitality
OF the city extended by Mayor Bynam
Gen. c. III. Taylor of the monument COM
mission was master of ceremonies and
formally presented the shaft to the state
of Massachusetts. Gov. Draper of Mas
sachusetts made an address Of acceptance
and in turn presented the monument 10
the federal government. Gen. King Of the
national cemetery accepting on behalf OF
the United States government. Patriotic
songs by school children closed the cere-
monies.
A trip by river to Port Hudson this aft
ernoon and a reception tonight at the
Elks Club will bring the visit of the dis
tinguished guests to an end.
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Magee. DR.. George II. Magee. Joseph A.
Farrell. 8. j.. Georgetown University;
Hugh A. Dalton. s. j.: Rev. Henry Cas-
ten, 8. J., Woodstock College; Rev. Hector
Papi. g. j., Woodstock College. and Rev.
John Whalen. Baltimore.
Mgr. Falconio at Vespers.
Mgr Falconio sang the vesper service
in the evening. Rev. Bede Oldegeering.
o. +. NJ. superior Of the Franciscan
Monastery at Brookland. was deacon;
Rev. Timothy Brosnahan. s. j., of
Georgetown University. subdeacon: Rev.
Father Papi. 8. j.. and Rev. William d.
Kean, 8. j.. chanters: Rev. Mgr. Ger
retti, auditor of the apostolic legation,
master OF ceremonies. Rev. Aloysius p.
Brosnan. g. j.. OF Georgetown University,
preached the sermon.
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ST. ALoYsIUs CHURCH.

their ideals as the influence and power
of all the churches in the community.
They tend to exalt the nation.
II am here today, therefore. to con-
graduate Father Mcdonnell and his con-
gregation and the distinguished dignita-
ries Of the Catholic Church on the growth
in this community of this church or st.
Aloysius and on the good that II has
done. and to testify as representative
of the government to the sympathy we
have with this instrument and all others
that make for righteousness
Respect for Temporal Rulers.
Speaking of the Catholic Church. Father
Kearney said in his sermon at the solemn
pontifical mass:
Witness its position with regard to in
dividual proprietorship and the indis-
solubility Of the marriage tie. In our
own day. which boasts OF being a day of
enlightenment and progress, the most per-
nicous and destructive theories are pro-
pounded and propagated with relation to
property. The right of private ownership
is denied. and property is made an indi.
visible and social gift. in regard to which
no one can make an yother claim than for
a share Of the fruits distributed by So
ciety according to certain laws or accord
ing to certain whims.
I'VE all know the energy put forth
every day by the advocates OF these revo-
lutionary notions. Our cities are flooded
with their literature In the form OF jour-
nails and pamphlets that find their way
into the homes OF the people. and poison
their minds. and arouse class hatred and
incite TO inward rebellion against divine
and human government: inward rebellion
which must some day be famed into open
defiance and red-handed revolution.
THE church respects the authority OF
temporal rulers. for she breaches the doc
trines that all power Is from God. She
inculcates obedience 10 the laws OF the
land. but only when those laws are not
in conflict with divine truth and eternal
justice. And, therefore. as the champion
OF Gods law and Of the rights and duties
OF Gods children she confrOnts and con-
dennis the potentate on the throne of
empire who lends a hand to the desecrat-
ing OF the matrimonial tie. with the same
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doctrines q, socialism by the Very Rev.
lawrence J. Kearney. o. p. provincial
~ the Dominican Order, ana one vi 's
foremost orators. who delivered the SER
mon at the solemn pontihcal mass
Standing between Cardinal Gibbons and
Mgr. FaIconio. the papal delegate Presi-
dent Taft reviewed the procession OF
Catholic men. including the Third sunday
brigade. the Holy Name societies Of st.
Dominic's the Church OF the Holy Com
cprter and other parishes. the Cathoiic
knights of America, Ancient Order OF
Hibernians. knights of Columbus, Young
Mems Catholic Club of the Immaculate
Conc option parish. Windhorst Club and
the members of Carroll Institute. about
500 In all. p. j. Haltigan. editor of the
National Hibernian. was grand marshal.
assisted by Thomas j. Donovan. Capt.
Harry Walsh and John Dillon.
The Presidents Remarks.
Il am glad TO be present on this occa-
sion. the golden jubilee OF the foundation
OF this church. said President Taft. I'm
our country. in this government and I'M
der our Constitution there is no union OF
church and state. but rather a declared
separation OF them.
This has been sometimes misunder-
,od by those who did not know our in
: buttons as an indication that there was
> nething hostile on the part of our gov
eminent toward. some lack of sym
pathy with, the Church OF God.
iuis is as far possible from the
truth and ] have always sought, in as
sistIng every such church on interesting
occasions like this. to testify by my pres
ence and by words OF congratulation that
there In nothing which the people and the
country of the United States 80 depend
npon for progress and advancement Of
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To Study Mental Diseases.

At the suggestion Of the superintendent
of the Government Hospital for the In
sane near Anacostia. the Navy Depart
ment has decided to detail medical omcers
of the navy to that hospital from time tn
time for the study of mental diseases. In
order to better At them to identify ana
treat such diseases. Similar facilities
have been offered the army. and Capt.
Robert l.. Richards OF the Medical Corps
If the army has been detailed TO duty 81
The Anacostia institution.
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fearleSsneSs Win Wnlcn sne censuTes anu
reprobates the private socialist or the an
archist who aims at the subversiOn of all
law and order"
Cardinal Gibbons 0ficiates.
The principal services yesterday were
the o'clock mass, celebrated by Cardinal
Gibbons, assisted by Rev. Augustus j.
Duarte. S. j.. at which 1900 men Of the
Third Sunday League received COM
munion; the solemn pontifical mass at IL
O'clock and the solemn pontifical vespers
In the evening.
II thank God He has brought me here
today" said Cardinal Gibbons to the men
of the league, Ito witness so glorious and
SO beautiful a spectacle, to contemplate
so many men-strong, stalwart men-as-
sembled together I'm the name OF God and
under the invocation of heaven to par
take this morning together of the blessed
sacrament. Surely il Is a most inspiring
spectacle. which l shall long remember.
and which / think l shall never forget
You all go home this morning enriched
with the presence of our Divine Lord in
your breasts, who will bring happiness
and consolation to your families, JOY and
peace to your hOmes-and blessed are
these homes where Jesus CHRIST relsns
supreme, as He does wherever His spirit
animates you truly as 1t does today. l
beloved clergy in conducting and pro-
noting every measure for the Wel1are OF
our holy religion. Thanks be to Coo.
here we have the fullest opportunity OF
exercising our religious persuasions.
There is no military satrap here to inter-
fere with US; there Is no opposition TO US
in the exercise Of our religion from day
to day. Here we have liberty without
license and we have authority without
despotism. Give thanks to God that your
lines have been cast in a pleasant place.
that you are placed here under the al
legtance of the American flag, where you
enjoy the fullest extent of religious and
civil liberties. Profit by the privileges
you enjoy In possessing the Catholic faith
and by making your homes center OF
religious and holy impressions. Be kind
to your wives and fathers and mothers
and your children. Have big heart and
never use that power which you possess
for evil, but always for good God grant
that your wives and your daughters and
your mothers and your sisters may re-
joice in this day. which has filled you
with the Holy Spirit of God. and may all
your homes be blessed and sanctified this
day and forevermore."
Solemn Pontifical Mass.
Celebrated with all the ceremonies of
the Roman Catholic ritual, the solemn
pontihcal mass was one Of the most i'm
pressive religious services ever held in
this city.
and, passing through the crowds that
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CHURCH JUBILEE OVER

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man. will preside, and representatives of
all the citizens associations of the Dis
trict have been invited to be present and
express their views on the advisa bility of
changing the form OF government of the
District